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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-01-16
l NFIRMARY OFF TH f IIEDll1AL 1711 :
ii LEGE or VIRGINIA TIKI. If rn,nr.

| La Il.
Il LEGE OF VIRGINIA This lnfirmary, located
In the city OF Richmond, corner Of College and
Marshall street. is open for the reception of patients
throughout the year. All persons requiring Medical
or Surgical aid except the insane, and those labornz
under contagious diseases admitted into the In
sitution he accommodations for the sck a va con,
Plete. WIZ
The patients are under the charge of the Profess
sors OF the College, aided by resident Phy.
| cal Operations Nursing, Diet, Medicine ana eveIv
service rendered by the Institution, are for
Colored sn'' .....'.'........S6 per week
| iNato Is
Attending surgeons-Prof. GIBSON, PETIcoLAs
| and WEXFORD.
| Acting Physcians-Prof TUCKER. scorr and
| CONWAY. u
Kesident Phy.ician-MARIoN HOWARD, MD.
| PRESIDENT of lnfirmary-L s. JoYEEs I'D
PERSONS In the country wishing to send patients to
the Inhrmary, or desiring information NAV address
the PRESIDENT or the Steward ia S-Sm
F r.. IL az nn nSY .n regular receipt Of
ehtful fuel for CRATES and the latter an .cellsnt
and economical substitute for anthracite coal fr
co Jve,, ranges and heating furnaces Apply the
corner OF Byrd and 9Th streets, south side Canal
NH S---t. mo ]. WERTH. Art
NOTlCE..-The best Invention ever Offer.
ca 70 tne pubic is the Floating Ball or Knucke
Wsshng machine All persons living in the counties
tain them of w H. Woodward, North side of Main #
oLii ono 'tn streets, and East aida of 9th
between Grace and Franklin streets or Isms, ~
Petersburg ''' AZ
ja6-ts w NJ rp.no On
VALUABLE FAkMs FOK SALE
nave TOT sale, in Powhatan county, five very val
uaoe Farms, varying in sizs from 400 to $50 acres
WIN sell great bargain In them if early application
Chesterfield county
Terms very liberal.
s.,s ALEX, MOTT. Ass..
COMDIERCIAL SAVINGS BANK-Char
~ tered BY the Legislature of Virginia, December
18th, lS6S-Capitsl Sc, 0O0.-This Institution re-
ceiyes deposts which interest paid at tho rate
Of per cent per annum If remaining depoEt siy
months, and 5 per cent. Tor shorter periods.
= WIN. @. PAINE, President
GEO. J. SUMNER, Secretary
JNO. Fl. MONTAGUE, Treasurer.
NH - Once No. l5S. corner Main and 18th sts
CHIRTS, BHIkTS, sHIKTS...We keen
- constantly hand the largest assortme IF Of fne
Linen, Muslin and Cambria 6hirts with plain. en-
These Shirts from the aeiebrsted menufsatorv
Of Aorrison L Hoyt, New York, and are inf.rior 10
none. Having sold them for q humber of years
with entire satisfaction and more Of them hahn, od
BY the best houses in this city than any other mats
We can recommend superior In eli respects a.
dsrs received and a. guaranteed. BY
KEN, BALDWIN CO..
nH 100 Main street..
ARUG STOLE FOR eALE...THe .1o,E
~ M fxturss Of Drug etsrp. we'll loCsssS ssc
doing good business. are offered for ssls Addrsa
sn-s s,ip.sSUooIsf
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CARRIAGES.---The subscriber
e. - keeps constantly on hand assortment
of ROCKAWAYS. BUGGIES, SUI
KIES and SPRING WAGONS, of his own manu-
facture.
will be executed promptly, of the best materials.
REPAIRING done neatly, and On liberal terms
No &c franklin street, the place formerly occupied
by Jno. Hagan. q. A FRANCIS
no S7-Sm
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,O-PARTNERsHIP

The undersigned have this day associated them
selves under the name and style of J. A. & T. A.
PATTESON, and will continue the transaction Of q
Commission Business in Le1f and Man ufactured To.
bacco at the old stand of rstteson Price, 04 Front
street. JAMES A. PATERSON,
THOMAS A. PATERSON.
NEW YoRK. January LIST, 1851.
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- The subscriber having determined to open a
Laundry, In Richmond, would beg leave to call the
attention of families Hotel keepers and the public
generally, to the many advantages he offers in WASH
ing and Ironing. LIST. He intends using his patent
Washing Machine, which does DOT wear the cloths
scarcely at all 2ndly. He proposes to do washing
for families ct price that will enable them to do
great annoyance; Srdy Clothes will be called for on
any appointed day, and returned neatly washed and
ironed in few hours notice. His Laundry 10 at his
residence on Marshall street, three squares above
Brook Avenue, where Clothes can he dried without
being soed by the dust of the city He Expects be
in full operation by the lat of January next. For
further Information, please call at his shop on 9th
street between Grace and franklin, where the Wash.
ing Machines are manufactured
deN-1m* VIM. III. WOODWARD
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4 tOMMEkCIAL SAVINGS BANk-ChuF
~ tered BY the Legislature of Virginia, December
18th, 186S-Capitsl, ST., 0O0.-This Institution
ceyes deposts which interest u paid at the rate
Of per cent per annum If remaining depoeit siy
months, and per cent. for shorter periods.
WIN. @. PAINE. President,
nEO 4 anANER
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171E1 INSTKUCTION ON THE
uiri1R PIANO.-A young lady, who has had
considerable experience in teaching,
X y and can produce pupils that in one
quarter play and sing most any ordinary piece of
received instructions from the principal pianist of
Jenny Lind, w. M. Hoffman,, Esq, feels confident
she give satisfaction to those who encourage her.
Terms $l5 per quarter of 20 lessons. Address NJ 8.
A. box SGT, post office. jy 22-ts
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NJOTICE.-.Che subscriber having remoy:
l u ed to the WALL STREET HOTEL, the AR
BOUR will be closed for a few days. for the purpose
of makioR alterations when it will be opened again
by another proprietor. r. w. ALLEN
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g ID. UENOON Inns for sale 600 Enanl-
y. elled Crates, Tenders, and Summer Pieces, en-
bracing Square Topped, Circle and Elliptic Patterns
These Crates are of my own manufacture, and shall
be sold at the lowest prices Orders from town and
country promptly attended to. The Virginia Mocha
MICS Institute awarded silver medal, the highest
premium, to SAMUEL d. DENoON for the best speci-
of Crates and Tenders. Also, for sale, large
stock of Bells, Brass Brick Moulds &C. Apply at my
Bell and Brass Foundry No 225 Main street, between
9th and 9th west side Richmond Va % 16-Sm
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Al ACT

Orsstts9 tA< Fourteenth judicial Oair,c
@S sme hs tune Of Holding u. Court,
tlrsSs.
6se. ]. Do j, enacted by the General
Assembly Of the State Of Iowa, that the
soandes Of Scott, Clinton and Jackson shall
constitute the Fourteenth Judicial District.
nc. ,. That the terms Of Cour, shall
- held 10 the county Of Scott on the frs,
Mondays in February, April, June and Oc.
sebss in each year. in the county Of Clinton
on the FIRST Mondays in March, May, Sep.
feAbsr and November 10 each year; in the
county 81 Jackson on the third Mondays h,
March, May, September and November Of
ssch year.
SIC. 8. That there shall be elected o
Distric, Judge in said District on the FRI
monday in April next according TO The pro-
visions Of the act regulating the election OF
District Judges, approved February 10, ls47.
Inc abstract OF the votes of the count les
eo0posihg said District TO be returned TO
the county Of Scott according to the proy.
sions OF the third section of said act and
the person elected District Judge shall Be
qualified TO act On receiving a certificate OF
election and taking the oG6cial oath rs "a.
CURED By the fourth section Of said act
6sc. 4. That all wri,s, proce.e. and
proceedings in the counties com posing ), ID
Judicial District shall be returned a. nov,
provided for by law until such Judge il elect.
ed and qualified, and no suits, pleas, indie,.
'nsnts, processes or proceedings shall be
euashed or discontinued in Consequence OF
TIE formation Of such District or the change
Of time ia holding courts therein, bu, all
business of said Court shall be disposed Of
in its regular order.
esc. g. This act shall take sfFec, and
b N force from and after the first day of
March neat provided the same shall be
published in the Iowa City Republican, To-
~ State Democrat and Davenport G,S
sets, Of any two Of them prior TO that
SAMUEL MCFARLAND,
Speaker Of the Houas Of Rep.
w. w. HAMILTON.
Pres't of the Senate.
Approved January ~, 1867.
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New Store and New Goods
2 a. 8. .. . -. -
n & r. II, TYNER

~ - 70
Il. & 4. H. TYNER
A Rk now opening at tho stand formerly ceeaPaA y
"A Sutton 4 Co., corner Of Rock Island and seeoHu
street > an entire new stock u
DRY GODS,
roash y one u tho Arm 70 .he city q New yoll,
expressly for this market aud we'll suited to the trade
and ssAson. onrstcek Of
LADIES DRESS aoops 81.
Islsrgs, and comprises great many sle4an, styles
silks, Muslin and Wool peIainas, Waol bersgss, Ing
nsh and fsensh Mernes, Psrsmstts Cloths. &C. Also,
heavy stock q Msrimaek. coehoco, Bay State, Phil
- Aliens and other good brands Of
All of which will DO sod at low prices
oLoAKs AND MANTILLAs
This department 81 stock is full aud eonpisis.
aud contains great many new styles bought direct
d the manufacturers also splendid assortment Of
oLoAKISG CLOTHS,
Long and Square Broche and Bay State shawls
nrochs scarfs &c alss nice variety Of Ladies', Opers
Hosiery, Gloves, Se. Our stock OF
EMBRoIDERIEs
Ceat,ins srsat many beautiful Collars Hsudker
ehict Sleeves, Bands fiouncing, Laces and Edgings
aud complete stock Of Velvet and other press ant
Cloak Trimmings eur stock Of
STAPLE GOODS
is very afte sui contains splendid variety OF Be,
Blankets Brown and Bienched Muslirs nd Driilings
Ticking. Monlen and Canton Hianneis, Lindseys Den
inns, Crash, &c
Our Goods were bought with the .ntenton Of opening
here about the of last month"; bat W TO not abb
TO procure room. The season has so fur advance
that will cell them very low prices-as low " no
lower than before offered in this CITY In orde
10 make room for our spring stock VI Sosds.
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A
! see BY the State Democrat
OF the soth olt, that have incurred the
conservation of the amiabie ssntlsxsw who
does UP the locals for that paper. Aud for
what For expressing my opinion Of HE
editorial on the subject Of accommodation
notes, and indicating the reputation of
our business men As to which lie right, |
leave for an intelligen, community to de.
eide.
The only object | had in pennins nv
communication was to counteract the bane.
ful effects Of his editorial, and to place our
business men right on the record.
Before taking anal leave of the amiable
eestlemsn Of the Democrat, would say for
his Information aud a6eation, that l
have no ambition to crafty by appearing in
public print, and hope he will n OF give
himself any further unsasiness about his
article depriving me OF surety" for |
have done business for thirty years, and |
have the first time to ask any one 10 endorse
nay paper
/ hold that the resort TO the use OF what
10 commercially called accommodation pa.
per. is an unjasti6able evil. and is as sure to
destroy the reputation Of the individual o,
community tina, resorts to it, as they exist
I should at once loose eli confidence in a
business man or community who would use
false and fictitious means to build up and
sustain themselves. To say that NO mer.
camille community cannot do business with
out resort to false and fictitious means
accommodation notes,n evinces either in
excusabls ignorance, or unpardonable de
raviU.
am referred by the amisb.e iocsl gentle
msa Of the Democrat, to the bankers o
our city for the information sought Of him
which reference implies that he obtained
HE information Of them. Now il our bank
ers are in the habit of knowingly taking
fictitious paper. or even paper Of irrespon
sibls makers, because it has good name
on. they are unworthy of that high reputa
ZION for responsibility, honesty and bushes.
capacity, 90 universally awarded them.
have not had an opportunity Of apply
ing to the source named by the amiable lo,.
cal gentleman OF the Democrat, and If l
had, should not have done so. 1t is pre-.
posterous to suppose that our bankers are
in the habit of dealing in fictitious ane
worthless Experimentation notes.
neither do believe that there is respect.
able merchant or mercantile frm in gu,
city that is in the habit of either making
endorsing or accepting accommodation
notes.
Intelligence, integrity. industry, prompt.
ness, with firm basis, are the very life and
soul Of commerce, and no business com
munisy can exist long without them.
A BUSINESS MAN.
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ssSs .A0 SS0Ao 1vutuo.
Mr.. Darnes, Of the Missouri House Of
Representatives, withdrew bis resolution
lirom the consideration of the joint session.
declaring "the mancipation of slavery in
this State unjust to the Shareholder" saving
that ne would offer It In the House. On The
afternoon Of the 2sth, he did offer i, TO The
House, when Reid. OF Jackson, the leader of
the anu-Benton party, spoke against it.
TINS Reid is the bloody BLACKBOARD who
commanded the Missourians at the mss
saofe Of O.sawatsmie. The distraction that
he acquired &c murderer, has given him
the leadership in the House. Reid opposed
Darnes resolution, saying /, was pe-tifer.
ous' and calculated to get an njuriou. ds.
custom, and moved 10 lay il on The table
He did not require the endorsement Of such
d resolution to prove his soundness on the
nisger question, Dafnes addressed the
House, and referred to the ac,ion of Reid
at the adjourned session in voting for Lgsk
N preference to Mr.. Knapp for public print
ef The correspondent Of the No Demo
crat reports:
Dir. Red said Mr. Danes did no, p,4sa,,
Inc matter in its true light, and went on tn
explain the circumstances connected Win
ms action on the occasion referred to,
Mr. Darnes interupting, said he had msds
me statement and would say TO the gentle.
man STAY on Macdnff, and dhmael he lao
"ho hrsi Cries hold, enough" The ppo.
powder smell about the gentleman had ma
ierrors for him, and that his room wa, A..
IL. Ciy Hotel, and he could be found there
Dir. Red said he thought the gentlemsn's
room should be found at No II little tot,
er down the river. Mr.. Dsrnes said Nj
hied ought 70 have had a place In the neni.
'eh'isry, before he fought the battle of Os.
sawatramie.
mr.. Red walked down the A lie md
tlVght hf. barnes by the collar s,3s,rnnC
,afn with h's hst, knocking him d,wu. H.
i,aihes got up, picked up tufabler, When
M kied drew his bowie knife and s.,e,on.
90 70 get at Mr. Dsrnes Member, inter.
'FEed and separated them.
NJ Earnes said an ASSASSIN hsa -,sr,...I
up oehlhd him and knocked him down H.
denounced him coward and a scon,d,af
hr. heid made an attempt TO pe, =, AZ,
Oafhef, but was prevented by the msnbe,,
near him at the time.
~, Dahes then retired from the hail
ms oelievr 10 an impartial statemeo,
OF me remarks oftbe two gen ,lemnn. whit
resulted fshr. '" '''"
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is n IFvEs-The Troy Time. slates
,nat the members Of the recen, Dress Con.
ven'ion at Canastota appeared in dres.c.
sna' gehefaily reached no further down'tbsu
the knee The BIoomer pan,sle,tes we,S
MT worn, bu, In their place were neat " bi,s
and fesh-eolored six s,ockinps, ftlins
closely TO the leg and laced about half waS
70 me garter with gai,er srings. MANY Of
she dresses were made ofrieh yelyets and
siEs' and beneath the skirts were 10 be seen
we points Of beautiful face petticosts. This
is The style Of dress WHICH tbe Rsro,no.s
VIII endeayor to make fashionable
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-02-05

" IN law court in Edinburgh. ia a
isas.ibg the property Of an of;ce, NJ
'he Franklin expedition. Or. RAGS ev,denca
w" entirely eonirme,ory Of his prey,av,
op'iIlon' That the whole OF the Aretie 49,
must nave persisted in Nay, 1880, sf,f, -, y
sorting to eannibulism to prolong her
is'shce' tie stated, from his feowIed..
that the EGG nsux themselves OCCASION. H.,
perish from starvation. '"'iy
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~ John 3. Gowsn, of Boston, hss con.
traesed tor - 200 900 to raise the Russian
SHIPS sask q 0ebastopol harbor during the
var. .TIay conpsise sixteen war stssInsrs,
sigAtssn gun ships nine trigstes, and
Ssobss = sss0spefts and merehantnep.
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PEhFNAED BRRArH.-Whst lady or gentleman
"OuiG retoGu GBder the Of dIsagrssabls breath
Hbea ~ aslEs tbs 'BALa OF IA0psASB ELOwras" a.
dentItase spuid only render IL weet bat ., a.
teeth white rs sabastsIr Many persons d. l,l i,,g
tlI bFsuth Nv had, GIiI rms subject i delicate tr
Trends wlu Lnss Isnts4I Is. Pour singl. ar,,, a.
'Lsn' On yoAr tooth br sh and waah tLe gs,t ,lpf
and merta1g nifty cen tb9ttle VIII last IA year
bhAGi IFLh Con- rLEaioN may easily b. &c
GETet ~ GgJg TIE "baLlG or A IHOUsAsp FLogrR. -
IL Sill remove Tan, pnpes ant irsckies tfuun l, a.
leaving II ii ssfI and itne. Wet Lyw.J I'm
On two % three drop-, AMI xash the face night and
morning ~
hHAFEEC MAZE EAsV.--Tqt your shaving ir,.I
~ hnftA or cola hssr pour on two or three dps
Of BALM 20 44ouuaAs fLgHE hh, rat The b.. F3 g. n
aud u vail make tsaat fu' sOt lather much fars
ting the operation Of shaving Price only hny cont.
FOR sas by oil DIuggists. FsfsHrs 81 LvauL.E,''f.
s0ns Eeaa,As unless sigaed by
W. r. FETBIDGE d Co
sp 2cdtm Frank lin Square, New yrfl
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~ tsorgiHm hdceharHm.J
rthG SEED, GHOP on IsESi
'lNhE subscribers hereby infsrm tho public that
l. MSy hasea saaii lot OF pare fresh seed of the
Genuine Chinese Sugar Cane
lYf sale, in packages suaicionl 10 plant quarter OF
AZ acre each al . per package. IL may DO had al
messp. burrows az Prsttyman's, or Wm Van
iuyPS or OF NE subscribers al scott Nursery,
Davenport Jan 70 d2p IINLEY d DWIRk.
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0 The Secretary of the Treasury has
purchased square Of ground for Custom
House 10 Galensi
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D 1 z D

In RsH Davenport, on the morning OF the eth
inst, Mrs.. RLlzA Ann, wife Of gArsASIst sau,RSs,
aged - years.
Her Hines was short but painful. The ffiends OF
the family are invited 80 attend her funeral on Fri.
day morning at 10 O'Clock, o her late residence.
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Dissolution!

Tbs partnership heretofore existing between Alfred
Sanders aud Levi Davi. under the style Of Sanders
Davis In the printing and Publishing u the Davenport
Daily Tri-~eekiy and Weekly Gazette 10 this day dis.
solved by mutual consent All parsons having claims
against the above arm requested present them
Immediately asd those Indebted are notified that set-
element Is Immediately required Either Of the IN isf.
signed fully empowered to receive monsys or to sell
tie all aeoaants due TO frou ths ofrcs
ALFRED SANDERS,
Davenport, January lst, 1867. LEVI DAyfs
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sSsW Nso Ssoo8s, oA,tVV.
a.,
soras. Of lows ssd u sss; V. sssiso, ~ ~
rooms slSW.
~sh Oh es'ast .! As1a and LosaG u.s., otooe.
a.,
SF--Lot block with hilehSl, AGA -
" Ds@asytlss.
rARu pRNprDrv
r,ns ~ - % - 81 eefss IN sections u, M,SAN,
t..pp. ~ - nssh ~ acres broke, 40 sssss ssiS
s9.a 81 .ns,n. wssa.. 10 sefes Ia 0ss, ivo -
school house on The land price o9e.
les, farm of16o asrss In ssc 90 Tvp1s s1r..
A good fSams house room vii
- p"'s ~
Is7. A Farm Of 81 acres In ,ss TIA ps,,
railes south of PnItop i.s.o. ~ =, n, Sest
'''"' p"sssa
S Farm o. ~ .erss WITH ruaains va,ss.a aosl.
wa '''sA 'A1
llo-Ah improved hrmin sse II T " ssss, "
afes Of amSss Aeuss Is fsst ssuAs. prise 81 essss
graph road new frame house, ststls ks1 psses o. -
sSS.
-
fzren vad
- = -" vs. N-'N
iIs-A fAra Of 40 acres csc. ana TO- Tp 90 . ssst
100 sssss Of timber and so ssres asdsr eults,saa -,
-
l5s-A farm II GO acres q s>rs Of II broku thss
year, with frame hosss recently bsls prss ga -
aars
lso-Asym o,as .e,,. = -, ~,,,, ,.,,u,. sd,
60 30 ~ =. - .Sfes IVA seaeh saeeS. sIass
house, S.sp 80 pgsss AZ 49, ~. . s.sss.A -, -
lsA' '''.'a'
IA.
Nv, d.snA a.n d 3 acres o. .hs Dsbasss rod nss
from psvsnpofss ~ andsS euiuvattoo, smAi 6vsahAS
shssP AT N o. loo on the Upton rosd, w.,
$500.
lse-A farm nsiss iSom Prtnss,sa Of sos ass,
water TunniHs iLroaxh ID sa orcs.Is n 3so $50 ~.
house Of Elk rooms, price ca
isa-Another farm adjoining Princstoa On the Nisss-
n"ins house. 'l-os' ssod veil Asd ossssd pstss ~.
,. a.. - a,-.
norss broke upon whssh crop VI vhsss hasbssa sak
''@' '"p"
iss-A .pisadid tAru Of ~ esss In Pisaaat yalsg,
~ o 800 nsn hossss otsAoA stAa
ssrs..t M. anu u tnas sss ny sasa 0veas
~" 'S' '1S 'sAi' ''s aa'ss aes'a ~ sases''seo
Wood Land.
2O05s acres Of wood lad N section ID; % .snsps
NJ, ,a
w. w., , ~ IA - =. eaassS AIS, oa ne Aaesst1 ~
!, ~. ..s se - - Ssos. see MesenuAe Qoansi
"a ~ S~S' 0ssgss Me- sessk AsD; eaes
y" Psf are
Ne l72-A Faxra sf ssouf lAu .sr.s H,esory o,o,a
about 10 acres unbsr, all fsned ~ sssy brtk 49,
with log house. good ssshling ksI retec 90 - -
Nc. i71-A Farm Of 100 acrsS near Nackory 0roys -
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Herring's Safes.

ssr~sya herring SafoS.
!; ! | |. ;
THE subscribers are Agent.
RiASSSf 4 ar hessrs, b. G. Herring
gus.-.I q Cos. celebrated Fire and
ES hief frosf sale.
pg(99Ns Wewouid invite the alisu.
~ lion OF tue pubic ~ the fact,
III. kAA1 that hese bafes have Tor year,
|A1I Ii III siood the teal OF bo,h IRE,
J,vIvX taieI and also Of time. Vep
many safes will tn q measure
DEFY the former and yet fall
before the latter.
The qualities OF thea. safes are 80 well known
that yhe majority Of The merchants OF New York and
Philadei his uss no other make VI Sales We eau
furnish es Of all sizes and win any description OF
Locke wanted, aud will warrant 10 the atmoss all
The Qualities ai The safes We sell
au22 BURROWS, PRfrTYMiS6 DALZELLs
FAIRBANK's CELEBRATED SCALES,
A DAPTRD 70 any required oper,
Aauon OF weighing, as fer Iron,
NIT coal, hay, stock, and for The u.s OF
MI warehouses, stores ana foandsies,
IL and In abort for every kind OF basi'
I III ness.
I GasIA The great skill and Gdelity EN-
<a1E pioyed in their manufacture aud
The determination on Lhe part OF the
manufacturers never 70 allow sn
imperfect aruelc 10 go ioTth roid tbeif esta bsm nj
has gained for their Scaiesa rspuialon that has
~ been surpassed In the whole range Of useful me-
ghsnism.
the scales are unanimously Aeknow ledzei as the
staEsardin all TRANSACTIONS By weight.
1 laHsail which arose rom discrepancy ol
Weights between one of Faiibabk . SeAe IL by
lhe Beitiiaors a Ohio Railroad Company aud one OF
other manufacture was recently tried In the Cnu RI
ofCommon Pleas, Baltimore; ths case occupied the
Cour two days ald Jadgo Marshall In delise nng his
iscsi1R stated the result oi his evidences,
aocaIRoy OF EaybaAks SC a!ss vas syold
all question For sale BIZ
BURROWS, PRETTYMANS d DALzELL.
The well known reputation Of these Scales has In.
t1eed the vendsfs of Imperfect and worthless bsHn-
Ces to offer them rs FaIr5Rnk's Scales and purcss-
ofs have thereby In E,any eases baen Subjected u
,faud and IMPOSITION. The mAnnfsetarsrs have no
hon "a n
aot business In ,Aor own nance, but regarding the
perpetrators shove fraud, as pursuing course
Alike unjust and sAo 0orable thes take this method
Lncaat,Gn the public OF their impositions.
The patansees manuiaelafe ahasi .bsii Own "a
speeti0n only Al their faetoy Ia 81 Johnsoary, W.
FOR sale In Davenport solelyb
PuRRows, PEETTYMAN6 DALZELI.
H. q 7. PAIRBiNks & CO.
st.Johnsnnry, VT, Diay 81, 1880.
iaul4 10. Is.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-02-05

SPECIAL NOTICES.

on the morning OF the 18th inst.i By Rev J D
aasoE, Mr.. ALIRs H. WILLARD, of Beaver, Pa, and
Mas swan CeLLIss, OF this city.