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The Banks OfPittsburg.

PITTsBuRG, Nov. "a meeting Of the
stockholders of the suspended banks of
this city was held to-day, and it was re-
solved to accept the provisions Of the
relief bill The stockholders of the Mer-
chants and Manufacturers Bank have
appointed committee to investigate the
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New York Election

New YORK, Nov. 5.-The Tribune
this morning comedies the defeat Of the
Republican ticket by from 100000 20,
600 votes. 1t says the Democratic vote
is about the same as at last election, while
100000 persons must have abstained
from voting. The Senate is probably
Republican and the House Democratic.
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akSs@ 1t is matter of sincere gratifica-
ton to us, to be able to announce, after a
careful examination of the Baltimore Jour-
mails, that the election in that city on
"Wednesday passed off very quietly, with
hardly so much disturbance at the polls
a, is usual in large cities. We trust that
we may now say of our Monumental"
neighbor:
''Forevermore forevermore,
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Railroad Depot Burnt.

CINCINNATI, Nov. 4.-The depot of the
Illinois Central Railroad, at Cairo, was des-
troyed by fire on Sunday night, with four
freight cars and the engine house. Loss
100000. Packages, containing $4,000,
belonging to the Express company, were
DESTROYED.
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NAvAL.-The U. S. war steamer Ful-
ton, Lieut.. Com. J. j. Amy, which az
rived in the vicinity of Mobile on the
18th ut, made but brief visit, remain
ing only about twenty-four hours. The
Mobile Register presumes she is in hot
pursuit of something or somebody down
on the lower Gulf Coast, as she steered
for Aspinwall. Shs war fully ''dressed
for duty" having her full complement of
men on board, and abundant military
stores and munitions.-States.
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Begr The celebrated prima donna,
Mile. EMINIE FREzzoLINA, makes her
first appearance in Washington, on Sat-
urday the 18th inst, in a grand concert,
ON which occasion she will be assisted by
M. STRAKoscH and other eminent artists
of the New York Academy of Music.
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Loss of Schooner Harriet Ann.

Boston, Nov. 3.-The schooner Har-
riet Ann, Of Lubec, Harrington, from
Philadelphia for Boston, ran upon the
Hardings, in the harbor, last evening, and
sank Immediately. The captain and crew
We're saved, and brought to this city. The
vessel was uninsured
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Missouri Banks.

ST. LOUIS, Nov 4.--The House Of Re-
representatives. has passed a bill legalizing
the suspension Of the banks of this State
till November next.
Kansas dates to the 29th ultimo say that
Governor Walker and Secretary Stanton
were at Lawrence, and nothing was said of
their leaving.
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SAVINGS BANK,-The total Yassets of
sixteen New York savings banks is $685.
lo3,329, IL, and their liabilities $33.336.
309,42, which, divided among $50 900
depositors, would be about Sl33,35 for
each.
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l. Attest EW S .
Departure of the Europa.

BosroN, Nov, 4.-The British steamer
Europa, with the mails and passengers
for Liverpool and Halifax, sailed from
her wharf at East Boston, at II o'clock
NJ, to-day.
She took out 81 passengers for Liver :
pool; 10 for Halifax, and $4,000 in
specie.
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Hotel Arrivals.
NATIONAL HOTEL, NORFOLK,
VIM. WALTERs. PROPRIETOR.

VIM. w ALTEKS, KUPRIETUK.
w. McIain, Washington City; Joseph
Porter, Philadelphia; j. B. Taylor, Rich
mond; M. R. Hartman, Winton, N. c.;
Williams, Coleman, N. G.; R. Boyd, u.
S. N; VIM. Horn, New York; William
Lee, James City; Jno. R. Herndon, North
Carolina; Chas. Parkinson, Petersburg
w. FL. Arlington and lady, Norfolk; j
Parker, Dismal Swamp; DR.. West, Great
Bridge; John P. Topping, Hampton.
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Fatal Explosion of Locomotive

EAsToN, Pa, Nov "a locomotive
on the Hazleton Railroad burst it's boiler
this morning, in Hazleton, killing the en-
gneer and fireman, and scalding two of
the brakemen very badly
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BssF THAcKERAy's new book, The
lny1"oolS, the first number of which is
out or will be soon, is said to be one of his
happiest efforts, and to please the critics
of the trade-who may be presumed to
know what will take-immensely.
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PENNSYLVANIA Railroad.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 4.-The Pennsyl-
vania Railroad Co., have resolved that it
is not advisable to declare their usual d.
vidend.
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Rsss1 The Washington papers come to
us laden with the large number of noti-
ces Of halls, soirees, assemblies, &C., usual
at the approach of the gay season i'll that
pleas,re-seeking city. The cotillion mu-
sic of our friend WITHEEs, leader of the
excellent Brass Band, is dessrvedly COM
mended.
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New York Markets.

New YORK, November 5.-Flour-The
market is firm, with sales of 10000 barrels.
Common to good State $4,85a495 Ohio
$5.35a575; Southern $5.20a5. so.
Wheat-Has advanced sales of no.
900 bushels-white at 14Oa155 cents and
red at 125a131 cents.
Corn-Is quiet sales Of 10000 BUSH
els at rs cents for mixed Western.
Provisons-Mess pork has declined 40
cents; sales at $40. rs. Prime has also
declined, with sales at SIG. Beef is quiet
and unchanged. Lard is firm at 10a13
cents.
Whiskey-is unohanged--sales of Ohio
at 90 cents.
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Edwin Forrest at st. Louis.

ST. LOUIS, Nov. Edwin Forrest re.
ceived a cordial and enthusiastic recep.
ton last evening in Woods Varieties.
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The News,

The Maryland election has gone for the
Americans by majority of probably ten
thousand
The N. Y. Tribune of yesterday con-
cedes the defeat of the Republican ticket
by from 10000 to 10000 votes. Senate
I probably Republican-House Demo-
cratic.
At a meeting Tuesday the stockholders
Of the suspended banks of Pittsburg re-
solved to accept the provisions of the re-
/ lief bill.
The British steamer Europa, which left
Boston at noon on Wednesday, took out
81 passengers for Liverpool 10 for Hal
flax, and $4,000 in specie.
The schooner Harriet Ann was lost on
Monday evening in Boston harbor. The
Captain and crew were saved.
The depot of the Illinois Central Rail
road, at Cairo, was burned on Sunday
night, with four freight cars and the en-
CINE house. Loss 100000.
Edwin Forrest is at Woods Varieties, at
st. Louis.
The boiler of a locomotive on the Ha-
zleton Railroad burst on Tuesday morn
ing, killing the engineer and fireman, and
badly scalding two brakemen.
The New York markets yesterday were
firm for Flour and Lard for Corn quiet !;
Whiskey unchanged; an advance in
Wheat; and decline in Pork.
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The DAY Book will be served to sub
scribers at 81 cents per week, payable to
the Carrier. When sent by mail it will
he "a per year, So for six months, and
S for three months, payable in advance.
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IMPORTANT RUMoRs" FROM UTAH.
The Nebraska correspondent of the New
York Times announces the arrival in that
Territory ofdivers Mormon deserters, who
left Salt Lake City early in October
They brings two weeks later intelligence
which, if true, is Of high Importance.
They say that Brigham Young, at the
head of a large force, was preparing to
leave Salt Lake City to give battle to the
United States troops. They futher allege
that the mountain pass, at which the
Mormons will attempt to cheek the
progress of the troops, is one that, in a
military point of view, will give them
overwhelming advantage; that IN their
rebellion they will receive material aid
from the Indians; and that their ultimate
design is to throw off all allegiance to the
Union and establish themselves as an in
dependent government. 1t is possible
that the story told by sta1ese Mormon deser-
tiers may be exaggerated. We shall, how
ever, soon leaSn she truth.
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Notice..

& DERSONS intending to exhibit Stock or
Il other articles at the Fair of the Sea
board Agricultur Society or who may wish
to make their entries during the present
week can do so by calling at the store of W.
H. G. LOVITT, Main street.
no At
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UNION HOTEL, NORFOLK,
e. A. REAToN PRopBIEToR

IT. n. DEAIUN, KUFRIETOK.
John B. Mapen, Old Point; ]. D. Bru-
dan, Dismal Swamp; G.. B. Mosftt,
Brushville; G. L. Collins, j. L. Smith
Virginia.
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MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF NORFOLK AND PORTSMOUTH.
THURSDAY, Nov. 8.
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
Steamer North Carolina, Cannon, fin Bait
Steamship City of Richmond, Mitchell,
from Philadelphia, with passengers and mdze,
bound to Richmond.
Schr. N. Woolsoy, FIN New York, bricks,
to Peters & Reid.
Schr. Belle, Covelley, New York, cement,
to Peters & Reid.
Schr. W. II. White, Montgomery, fin
Phila, coal, to Peters Il Reid.
Schr. N, Taylor, Jones, cotton and shing-
les, to X. Biggs & Co.
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"FORBIDEN FRUIT.v

THE SUBSCRIBER has this day
l. received per Express, the following de-
sirable goods for ladies:
Ladies Wellington Boots with Heels,
do English Lasting Black and Tar Con-
gress Heel Caters,
do do do Heel CATERS to Lace,
Misses and Childs Heel Caters.
My stock of Ladies Misses and Childs dress
and substantial Shoes is large and desirable.
Call at No. 8, Market Square.
nos l.. l.. BRICKHOUSE.
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Va The Largest Circulation in
the City. ~&&
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AT TT AGAIN.
CHINA GLASS and EARIIIEN
w 4 e B..

AS. II. BARRY, would most res
- pectfully inform his friends and thefsR
public generally that his China, Glass sk anIAA
and Earthen Ware establishment has Is
arisen Phoenix like from the ashes; and that
having laid in an entire new stock of every
thing in his line he is now prepared to enter
tain his friends and customers on the most ac
commodating terms. He feels assured that
long experience in the Crockery business will
enable him to give satisfaction to the public,
to whom he gives the assurance also that his
stock will always be found to contain nearly
every article which may be called for.
Give him a call-at his old stand corner
Union street and Market square.
no ST
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DROVISIONS- RECEIVED
Il we now offer very large and selected
assortment of Provisions.
Is hhds. Western Sides and Shoulders, the
back bone out of the Sides, prime article.
Mess Pork,
Prime Mess Pork,
Baltimore Hams, small and very nice,
A lot Of very superior Cheese.
ALSO,
A lot of very nice Butter,
Smoked Beef, Smoked Tongues,
Extra Family Beet, in bbs. u bbls and
Il bbls.
Also, No. l and Mess Beef
All the above, we guarantee and will sell
on the most accommodating terms.
P. S.-We have on hand 80 bags superior
Buckwheat we offer low to close.
PENTZ IL CARTER,
noe IL Roanoke So.
nRIED FISH--A superior lot of dried
~ Fish in convenient packages of 50 and
100 pounds each, and at retail by
JAS. e. JONES,
nod No. 2, Campbell's wharf
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1857-11-06

THEATRE.-That charming comedienne,
Maggie Mitchell, more generally known
among infatuated young men as Our
Maggie" appears tonight in two of her
best pieces-Queen of the Abruzzi" and
Ladies Stratagem. Her spirited acting
has captivated our theatre-goers these two
years, and a notice of twill hardly add to
the crowd which will be assembled in the
Marshall" to-night.-Richmond Dis
match.
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declined, with sales at SIG. Beef is quiet
and unchanged Lard is firm at 10a13
cents.
Whiskey--is unohanged--sales of Ohio
at 90 cents.
A meeting of unemployed working
men, numbering about three thousand,
met in Tompkins square, N. Y, on Mon
day, and appointed a committee to urge
upon the Common Council the necessity of
taking,.immediate measures for carrying
out Mayor Woods suggestions with refer
ence to furnishing relief to the mechanics
and laborers who are now suffering fIom
the lack Of work.
After loud preface of ooh, yes" pro-
nounced most audibly three times, in
IIighstreet at Newmarket, the late Lord
Barrymore, having collected number of
persons together, made the following
general proposal to the gapers:-"Who
wants to buy horse that can walk five
miles an hour, trot eighteen, and gallop
twenty?"-"1 dol" said a gentleman, with
manifest eagerness.-" Then, replied Lord
Barrymore, eff see such an animal to be
sold, I'll be sure to let you know"
GOLD AND SILVER IN THE WORLD
The products of the California mines the
last six years are put down at $443,O91,-
900; these of Australia, since their discov-
cry, at 1926, 900; or 739,904 900 in
allan increase Of about one-third, &C
cording to the best statistical writers, on
the value of precious medals known in
1850. The total value of gold and silver
In the world at the present time, then, is
upwards Of $2,000,00O,0
A woman has suggested that when
men break their hearts, it is the same as
when a lobster breaks one of his claws
another sprouting Immediately, and grow
ing in its place.
1t may seem strange, but 1t Is a fact,
that men generally are much more afraid
of women, than woman are of men and
fearing to e break the ice" is fruitful
cause ofold bachelorism.
Wise men mingle innocent mirth with
their cares, as hope either to forget or
overcome them: but to resort to intoxi-
cation for the ease of ones mind, is to
cure melancholy with madness.
SAFETY OF ENGLISH RA1LwAYs.-Last
vera only one person in 16, l6S,4.s99, who
had travelled by railway, was killed from
"causes beyond his own control"
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HAVING disposed of my interest in the
Ii late firm of j. W. IL II. B. Pentz,
take this occasion to express my thanks for
the very liberal patronage bestowed on us
and would respectfully solicit continuance
of the same to the new firm.
noe III. Il. PENVZ.
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TERMS.

FRIDAY EVENING NOVEMBER 6, 1857.
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THOS. o. WISE, Publisher.

,dice, No. q, &. Msin Street, Norfolk, Va.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-22

SrPRENE CorRr-Crcuit--Nos. 2t3l. 2lO5, 2s75 2ss2,
2i45 1857 2sqo, 1902, 1881 &c. 1888 2ssf 20Ss 27q1
2ets 1893, 27Ss 3bI $40 1855 332, 80, $50 1871 I22
2its 2ese 27ii 2ss 2os ssI. 1921 Ssl $780, 1e4i s2t
al, 230S. 2431, ss63, 2l05, l410 2l46, 355
SurRENr CorRr-SPecial Term-Nos. 143 Sd, a. 90 13q
10S las 1Ie go, 2ss 3lO, 8il Ia 296, 27b $50 S.
100 q ~ IS ~, a. 67 6s "a 10 a. 81 So So Sd So III
1876 133, 1ab lb2 1856, $50, 1s2 $50 1871 2ie 227 237
IA, 2i1, 5o5, s., 4o, 20, III, leo i6l los, 2le.
SUPERIOR COrRr, "opens ~ III O'Clock A. " )-Rair0ad
1874, 1871 l2s 1881 1855 1851 1902 1907 1900 1900
1903 1904, l305 1907 1870 1871 1872 l341 lsi7 1851
1853 1861 1862 l363 13es 1872 1891 1876 1873 1899
1895, 1927 1925 1400 1402 1Il3, 14ii l46 11s 1ilo
142o, li24 1929 l45o 1896, l4i i4i2 l4ie 1885, 1894
ti13.
1901 500 1890 1852 1858. 1879 llO3 1874 le5a less
1743 1907 1871, 1919, 1870 l7si s26 1926 Fart Nos
lll l72b 1855 1895 ls2, 1885, 1885, 1912 1884, 1850
1854, 1857, 1862, 1854, 1894.
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Another reduction Of ono per cent in the rate a discount
Of the Bank q France had taken place The rates
stand az SIX, seven and eight pcr for bills having
spcCtNey not more Than 80 60 AMI 10 days 70 run s
asserted that France intends strictly 10 avoid any
interference in the Holsten dispute which she " willing
~ consider merely federal and confined 10 Germany IL
the Germans themselves treat il In that way.
The swearing In OF the members " tho legislative
Body having been completed, the Chambers pro
rugued until the 18th OF January
The imperial exequaur had been granted 70 Mr. Spencer
as United states ConsOl At Paris
There was some talk Of bringing forward Mr. papret.
the editor of the suspended paper Prcsse Of the
candidates b. rcpresen, Paris in the Corps Tegsatf
despatch from Paris of the sth inst that the
position of the Rank Of France continued 90 improve
urnr the last three days the reserve had reached the
of 30 millions offrancs The funds closed at CO..
for money aud c6 IS for account
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-22

The United states steam frigate Merrmac Commander
IHChcock which sailed from Boston October IT, Tor Rio
Jancro and the Pacific saton has been heard from Octo
ber go hy letter from the second engineer The oppor
tunity by means Of British bark short of rrov
sicns which spoken by the rgatc aud recevedfrom
her supply The latitude and longitude whore she was
spoken not particularly specified but understood
to have been not far from the Western Islands The
second gunner of the rgate had been killed on the 25h
consequence q the hook Of The block or the main tack
l,..
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Those names which have sign predxei TO them have
been LETT ~ they placed by the acton Of the Retiring
Board. ofthc whole two hundred and seventeen acted
upon by that secret tribunal hundred and officers
have been before the Courts and three yet 10
come Those who have been placed on the active list will
take the same position which they had in the line Of
uority before they were retired, while those who were
moved further up on the list by the removal OF their
nors must retrograde step for every such officer who
is re instated.
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NIcARAarA MovENENr N MorILr.
8 LETTER.
WASHINGTON, Dec. l6, 1857.

..0I0F FF'' 1HIIIt VNTlNTtT
notice in our columns this morning informs the public
that there viii be meeting this ing of the friends of
Walkers Nicaragua movement The cause IS ono which
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SIR COLIN CAMPBELL GONE TO Hy RELIEF
OPENING OF THE BRITISH PARLIAMENT.
The English View Of the Money
Crisis.
THE INDEMNITY BILL In PARLIAMENT.
Reduction in the Rate of Interest by the
Bank Of France,
&c, &C., DC.

The Collins steamship Adriatc, Capt West arrived of
Sandy Hook about daylight yesterday morning She left
Liverpool at fifty minutes past O'Clock Wednesday
afternoon, the 9th inst.
The Adriatc has the following
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tSamuel Pearcc 1888 Edward G. Grafton 1871
PRosouoN.
A. Cunningham .....ls15 tR {. Jones........ .is23
Mirha lloar
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lecture and viii doubtless prove be by fasteet
vessel ever constructed in the United States The total
cost s estimated at little short Of quarter Of million
sterling.
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Howe 8 Improved Patent
TUHQQ QRyNGVs

LkNI HUNGERPoRB
Molina inne Sun Is5o swtf
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~ nile, from p4vsEpsrt - asres, GO lsres IN oalu
.stipr, ee>a AcasA, skseae etc,
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FRUITS, &C.

| FRUITS, &C.
| A FRESH lot IL Lemons, Oranges, NBts CEsdi8s
Hns, just RECEIVED By g.-.
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SO. sHOREY71
kEOundcy and Machine w

| I'M PfupfIetoF u now prepnred n sVIHA
variety OF machinery ii snsrt no,,ss ssseuls tsn
Superior Steam Engines from aya,o
horse Pc yer; Engines, Lathes, Pyr,s.o one ests,a
and all deseripsion.o Of mill work. Al,a uhs Nj
s,, tue ~si. a, ,os sas manue,ure Of
pose intended. We would inyits ~ sora.N
parties requiring shaftias to their do.,.
and Self 0iling Boxes, superior 10 Nv ~ hs
Particular attention will b paid ,o,. wing.
sniners, and promp. attention given d III o,a
We propose TO execute orr work IN a. ~ ~ ossn-.
and SIX porties requiring maehinsrs ~ ~ ~ NIUE
favor as with their orders Casting ! Of u, ts,IHs
piled 10 order. o' I'll AinSnp
Works on Third street, opps,,t. a.
burning ground. a.yII.se NO Jts1A
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IN EgLL blast. Ar quantity VI choice booAs tsr
i residing, from z5c % t3,oo s.oh, 81 tho
TWIN CITY BtsoE
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FAIL AND WINTER CLOTHING
ATJoHE J0RDAN's

IOWA LOlHiNG STGkE.
LARGE and varied assortment ofMen,s and
~ Hays, Ready made Ciothing, emhrac
ing allthe differentiated approyuds,yies, and
good workmen out ofthe best material.
Fine, medium aud common, Union, BeaY Or, Fell
Pilot fetershnm and Flushing, Bangnps, Sack and
Paleiot ercoats Cloth, Dress and Frock Goats 81
various colors and qualities. Iiash Cashmere SAT-.
net, Velvet and Tweed Pantatoons. SIX Salln Va
loBtis, Swapsdown Veivet, Plush, Cloth cashmere
saiinei, Double and single breasted Vests hIonse,
Jackets, Drawers UndeTshis, Hosiery, Suspen,iers
Gloves, Ctayats, ,Shi oilnrs
Ties Scarf Winchester and approve ed Pa.en,
Shoulderseam shirts Umbrellas aud
iy kept IN gentemAn,e furnishing stores tncludiny
Robes de Cham5re and kovare Vsstsand oyercoAts
Also, splendid assortment of uncut loths cassI
aud NestlngsAilo OF which will be made M Ia
oFdernthe eest manner, with prom sss al econ.
alodntlng price,, and by competent " orkmen mi,
estabshInentisin the monthly receipts ofthe lates,
fashionsso thatorder To them may be 70,
liedaron asbeing IN the by hose who de-
sfet. All manner ofplan work and work o III zen.
,eel medium promptly attendedto az heretofore
HATS ola new sly lot together withaI ofthe com.
mon kinds con SANITY on hand.
III rco nd
ly hopes 10 meritae tinasnce o fthe same.
JOHN JORDAN.
Msschant an olothier % Rront.ireet, oppn.
sitethe Steam Mills.
uHyenpoFE July I'd fssS-wAh-.f
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IN aadersignei are propttetots Of She above
patent for tho State oi Iowa, and prepared 10
Ssatraet for tho orectio n 0 hallway Highway
brayes OF any length OF span from 81 feel TO $40 ieo
IN Eny part Of tho state. A. tAs above Bridges have
oetH adopted most Oftba Railroads In the United
States, se deem men 10 taor strength, duta-
b lily and ehcapIsss unnecessary. Al eommaaieA-
lions upon tho sal beet viii receive prompt attention
Address, STONE. B0DNHR& R0YlNGTuN,
ish is-.iwD nsSentNyt. Iowa.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-03-03
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THE Subscriber nj his Steam Planning Mill Ia
L Moline, His, has Jsa purchased . large guam
sity OF Chicago Lumber, and has t1ade arrange
meats TO supply tho demand, which he will sail at
Wholesale or rstai al prices iat cannot fall 10 give
satisfaction. Also
SASH, DOORS AND BLINDS,
which will De soid cheaper than the same can be
purchased else where. Ills SIDING will he Of The
very boat quality, ard his FLOORING rsnnot he
surpassed, all dres sed ana ready Tor immediate
Job FLAMING AND SAVING
Dcse on short notice, 10 your satisfaction. Don 4
'ail 10 give ha call Raaembsr the place, head II
Main ana Asils streets, Moline, Ills.
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