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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-02-28
T.CLOsE &COs. COLUMN
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r. CLOSE co, wH0LKaALE RE
TAIL DEALERS IN HEAVY SHELF
HARDWARE, NO. 10 BRADY STREET,
DAVENPORT, IOWA. We are now fully
prepared TO offer tho trade and retAii
ustomsrs great bargsins;ws only ask
calls from thoee desiring TO puroha4s ar
ticles ! a ouE line, aud We qua rantse
the most perfsctsatsfsctiou Ia all cases
We eapec fsliy ssk dealer. from the ia
terror 10 cali upon as, bell @viss ~ ~s
do mat We can Of.
fer them Sufficient
Inducements TO
buy from rs,
thereby saving ey.
psnss Of going fur
Their east. Our
stock Ia very large
and embraces a..
the Kinds Of gyeds
Kept by any house esss
OF west Of rs. Our far
rnexs can Ind here the
best Of goods In their
nne. We SSH the cello
bfstsa Moline Plows,
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FAIRBANKS cELsBRATRs SCALES.

4 DAPTEDto ANY required opss-
Aation OF weighing, as for iron,
coal, hay, stock, and for the use o
warahouGas, si0r0G and fouadriss7
and Ia short for every kind OF bust
ness.
The gsea, skill and ndeliiy en-.
Dioyed In their manufacture and
Tho determination on the part ofthe
,,auu rtnYaFE never tn ALLOW AN
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DAILY BULLETIN, JANVARY 2Ath.
Book Department.
| <IEASDERs'c Commentary complete,
Bible Manusi, BY ". ". Eveits, $50
illust atoms Of scripture, by II. b. Hackett, 3,
History Translation Of The Ensii;h sble, q.
Bible Dictionary, By II. Malcolm, ID. c., rs
Tleodosta or Heroine Of Path, With Portrait, 90
| Foot Prints of the Creator by Hugh Miller, Loo
Old Red sandstone, engraving, 49,
PlSss'i,y Of Worlds, BYE HitchoQek, P.P, ~,
Nan" f sa aaT., ! Is
| Pre-a DANTE Eafth, i,Co
| Chr.t in History, - IarncGH, i,25
Riches OF Grace by ~ tig nz Witnesses, 81
SIed.stons Oh Last Days Of Christ, 100
Prophets and Kings of the Old Tea lament, Las
sniiten Household, or Thoughts for me
Christi n Mirror, Lectures BY }. B Jstsr, o. D. d
At No. 80 Brady st., near the Post 06lss.
| moran ELI ADAMS.
aodsy's LAdy's Book for February.
A Lsu, Grsnarn's stag ,hne Artnurs Home, Yankee
n Notions, Nix Max. c, for February, at
The Iowa Book Rooms,
No SO Brady street, near the Post Office,
jan2l ELI ADAMS.
BURROWS, PaETTYAAH + DALzKLL,
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
Groceries, Iron, salt, Cement. &C.
Agents f5E ins salsof
! @. Herring Co.'S. Celebrated Fire and Thi.f
sproof Safe,
E.& I. Fairbanks Scales.
AXE shall keep constantly on haad tuIl stock Of
w Groceries, which We og5r ~ he trade as io~
as can pc pareha sad Ii Chieas1 or st. Louis, aud
1 ma tf..1a N he f IN u
z tsiity and warraotsd eyaal 20 sample.
= UGARs-Masc.vado, rorlo Kicc- Clarified ,
- Crushed aud Powdsrsd.
4 yoFFEs-aio, ::a.cas, Java, ai.o Ground uo15s
NfOLAssEs-N. Orleans, Sugar House aud syT
s'EAs-lmpsriai, z ii! .0n, GunpowasF sne Bllsl
. PlCRs-PsppsI, All.pice, Cinnamon, Cloves.
- Ginger, Mustard and NutneEs
NoAPs-Fancy and Toilet, Family, Krasivs and
fNANDLEs-spe ALBANIAN tine, slerine, star
~ and Tsllow
,ILs-spsrm, Solar, Lard, Bank, Resin, Linsesd
~ and Olive.
fAINTs-Mhils Lead aad zne PAM.
{ NIGARs Havana, Germ, n anl a nerican Brsnds
1,OBACCU-Nat.rai Leaf, Virgins and Missouri
Pound, S. % aTvlst rln Foil and Smeking.
YEAST PoW DKKs Of various brands aud Kinds
1 -
CAyDiEs-a.sorlsd ana fancy, Gum aud Lemon
D-~r-l -----s
DRUNEs in glass lars, boxo. sni barrels, Citrob
Ii Fig Paste and Uurrants
I)G Lbs.-onder"ood's brands assorted sizes;
: PepPsl asass =, ~
DoWDRR, Shot, Lead and Cars oil all kinds and
i sizes.
.pT9.-Co,r Pa, and Ts,sIi- IT
co.,
Nj UIs-Alnonds, BRAIN, Fl!eerts. Pea, Pesan,
~ Wainuts and GocoE.
DAlsTSs-M. r and Layer, Whole and boass,
I Wnestsn lirits and oat Meal
,,Txsn.uha sv-.cnsa N, w. Ia. nj fJ...,.
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PIoy. HApDock's LEsTuRk.-Lisbon and
the Portuguese was the subject OF Prot.
Haddock's lecture on Thursday evening A
= ssident of Lisbon for four years as Minister
TO that Court, Prof. II. had ample time and
opportunity to observe Portuguese life in
all its phases. His lecture was interesting
and instructive, az conveying information
in regard to people whose habits and Gus
toms are perhaps less known than any ma
zion in Europe. We were pleased to see 50
large = number of our citizens present, hui
would have been more gra,i6ed had the has
been crowded. The eighth and ninth lee
lures Of the course will be delivered or
Tuesday and Wednesday evenings next, o
which due notice will be given.
Ono RIyIR ITEMS The Ohio river is il
good stage from Pittsburgh to Cairo an'
alive with busy steamers. The steamboat
men are endeavoring to make up for the
long time Of idleness. From the Cincinnati
Commercial Of the 24th, we take the follow
ing items:
Capt. Chas. E Marshall telegraphs from
Vicksburg, on the goth, that his new steam
er, r. w. Adams, had been sunk q. arant
Lake, but raised without material damage
To show the vicissitude
Of marine life, we state what we saw yes
tsrdsy, man engaged as deck hand on :
beat at the wharf, who few yeSrs age wa!
owner and commander of fine and very
popular steamer.
The sad intelligence reached Nemphi
so-day, that the mammoth sternwhee
steamer Humbolt, bound from New Oriean,
for Nashville, with cargo OF eight hundred
tons, came in collision with the New Or
leans and Memphis packet Belfast, on las
Friday night, at Ozark Island, in the Missis
sippi river. The Humbolt sunk Instantly
drown ming seventeen negroes ind eigh
white men, principally her crew OF hremel
and deck.hands. It is rumored that he
chief officers were saved, but the repcr
needs confirmation. The boat and cnrg
are q total loss.
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SEVERAL PERSONA WOUNDED.

Shsnnard Shot Dead by the GousrnO'''
Secretdry
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HUNTIsoDoN, THE FoRsER, AGAIN Hue
tingdon, the iorger, has been advanced Ia
the State Prison. He does not do any more
manual labor. Mailing up bedstesds, which
he has been engaged at, has given way /"
literary business, He is no about prePar Il ]
himselt TO keep the books ia the office at
Mr.. Woodruff, The contractor Mr.. Hun
,inpdon has earned tor himself The respect
NJ the officers OF the prison by obeying t
The very letter every rule of the institution
and per orming all the prison duties regular
" and with alaerity. Genius will mnintait
ia character wherever it may be, The gen
,ie,nan was an A No. / maker OF pape'
Urn N Wal street, aud he sill hold
tide rule that what is worth doing IS WORT
ing well ~. Y I'ritnne
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Asfoas ROOM dashed sexsA lees In sooa,s
TAosuoa. Appl! 10
lAnat Sook DlkL0N, Astys
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BUILDING LOTS

EioR sale at fair prisss sad al on LONE eyadit a.,
u facilitate Improvements -
, COOK & SARGENT
WI sell lots 10 par,ios who viii build ON than th,.
20 Nv. AZ moderate prices aud . credit Of T.
- y sosts lima r..
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LAID WA11AHTS,
E%oR saleby
e Peb. Re. cHUBB. BRO, BARROW q CO

u-ur
Z FEB u. cHuBB. BRO. BARROW CO
LAND FOR SALE.
Il i0AcRES beautiful Land1 mile north Of Wsieotl
Tor sale o. cas-, tsI f1a
Fosr 20 acre lots ans for farming mile north Of
Fai'sn' terms easy and price reasonable.
aa9acres in Washington county, 10 mile. from 10
~s City and - from Washington, and Z good road
leading from Columbus City 70 Riohmond, - acre.
Of which 10 6ns timber = nd the whole well water 40
viii be sold ehssp and terms easy.
40iois, miles west Of Iowa City, well wstsred
and very fertile; terms easy.
ASew well situated lots 10 the citgos Davenport.
Also
80 lots In we.t Ds. pori 10 size from % By aoo
Get ssd 10 acres; tsrns and years, X In
well finished two story Brick Dwelling, sreams
sna isfge cellar, wood house and sable. Pine
s we. aron hs so.sr,s.oI5 Of large Psn Of The
Several well finished dwellings Cd ground .s.s. Of
y:o'' "'a'd o = .S'd cheap 'na 81. s,R.. AP
Delsl1fs 1sAnsd Sugar.
90 Barrels au grades, for sale :!
Corner Second .na Perry is.
PLANTATION M0LAssEs.
% Barrels landing and sos ~ y
Corner Second and Perry SIS.
D1IkD FRUITS.
u aisins, Plums, PEaass, Fig, Apples fessbes, CIR
N rants, Ciusn, &c. for sale By
esEnss Second and Perry sts.
IsH.Wh4ts Flah, Trout rtcksasd Herring, Goldfish
i ssrdinea, DC. for sale By
swans, CHRw & co.
Cornsr Second and Perry Ste.
p1RDERVEG.
Desehss, Pears, Apricots, Pums, Strawberries aacl
eide By EVANS, CHEW 1 co
Cosner Second and Perry Its.
Gus, Lard, Roaia, Sperm, $ss for ssls ~
Corner Second and Perry SIS.
III srHetSissny Sealed Oysters, Tomatoes, Peaches,
IL Lotsssrs, Dc, Al EVANS. CHEW 1 co.
Corner Second aud Perry ,ts. cct.is
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Flood IN the " sbasl

CINCINNATII Feb, To-
The Wabash River is higher now than
it has been since the great food Of ISIS
Great damage has been done on the l'iin0ls
side Of the river.
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ExohAn<e
fO2 SALT

% silDaTts oflLs Ulited States boushiaad sold.
COOK, SARGENT COUK,
Rsnkers ant and AgsEts,
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aodsy's Lady's Book for February.
Iso, Grsnarn's stag ZINE, Artnur's Home, Yankes
n Notions, Nix Max &c, for February, at
The Iowa Book Rooms,
No SO Brady street, near the Post offce.
jan2l ELI ADAMS
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Lat est N . w ..
EXCITING FROM KANSAS.

Gov. asasy Attacked. @sss4
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Abdominal supporters.
NJ rs. bETTS' utsro. Abdominal Supporter, iA'
AVA Vented BY Mrs Ssrsh Bets, PailAce!phlS. sn'
Ing the te.tiaslreme ai Of the kind. For sale BY
FRANCIS JACobI, ia,
jAa2e Aly ARstAscaSy.
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- 4 - I - - - -
TOOK s. SARGENT, Davenport, lows
t5OOft 50 RECENT 4 D0wSEY, Iowa City, lows
,soOht - RGENI d PARKER, kock leland, Ills
CpOhf - H6ENr 4 COOK, r.. Dss Acinss, lows
markers g. Dealers In Exchange.
''s'tssHs sttts e1Htetea ard proessds rshisfsdss
ssv part II tAs Usstsd state.
aiiis Of Exchange on sill the principal citis
OF the unitsd statss and Europe,
Bought and Sold.
ATAi,ose5 fsmitted % Europe In sigAt bsiis, sbie
can be csshed ia any town In England, Ireiapd or
Nses, in Sums e upwards
s~Aefer to-.
o. W. CLaRK, ST. Loais, No.
r. W. CLARK, uODGh i CO., New Yorxs
81 W. CLARK {. CO., Pkiiadaipbia.
y-N. CLARK CO., Boston, Mass.
GhOhtts Smith " CO., Chicago.
fAfCH = LANG DON, Ciuein nafa, ONE.
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4 Nc32EN1 son Wooden Pspps are entirely an.
Necessary ,as every bcdy 10 acQa sinsed vi their
siility and their preference over any other ktn1
manufactured. FheT dent get cut Of repair, nor 40
aey freeze aP, while they are cheaper than all 9TH
ef pumps. those persons who wsn TO wit ga III ar
epsraiion can eaa at Capt. X. Lowry's OF upon ne
subscriber, where they win see hsw easily rhey
work. ~
oroers lsfs With D. l.. sherey. RsQ j, Do rep.or,,s
cl,cs. or al Mr.. c. seshburns GARD ware stor = on
second street, viii es attended 10 with prou Dir
ana nuelisy. J. q. sH0RKY
'aaI5 y az 81 Davenport Machine Work.,
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NNTnohss sea cured OF great y Qua debility
w q hsr many years Of mEsery, desires 10 u axe
kncsn 10 all fellow sufferers The surs ef 70.
lief Address, sEelssins stalap - pay rstasn pest
| 6s PIsssrp tioa will be ssns Iss, hy usxs peal.
/ fNkA vlns
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Bazin's Ansudine

0WXIU D AMkUUIH0f ------
IUSi receive by express from The msnuisekufsr
- Tor the Gu re aud prevention Of ehapPsd hands
&C, for sale by ERASc1s JaCOBf, Jk,
jan3v dly Ap otheeaEy.
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@ CHEAP LANDS
HiltAACREs OF Prairie Land in Jasper csunty.
sJNJOi20 - 8 eaCarroI &
3aa . Timber 8 lowe
aIso, eio acres Land In Pierce Co., Wtsesasia.
the above lands will be soit on ons aud IL.
years time, or The Wisconsin, land exchauxed fa,
davenport property. Enquire of
jaw I'm wY.AtNsLaE Z 90
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P1RDE1VEG
Desehss, Pears, Apricots Pluns, Strawberries Bsacl
u bsrrtss, Pine Apple, Ginger, Pie Fruit, &c, for
ssehy EVANS, CHEW co.
cosner Second and Perry I'll,
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BANK of FLORENCE.
treat Excitement In DaYAnnnrf |

0ES ~ sAK0ksI, Press. l. Al pa,x.z Cas-
uhdsrssned propsietors Of ths Bank ar flar,no.
- yraaka, are BY tbs pEoEatoru Of IL chsrtSr m
liable Tor ell It's .ssaa. and viu rsdaan,
s Votes q sd Instuton, Coulter ia IL IN ~
sseAee "a cola, and at either their Baukiag Hau.s.
Exchange u IL sIecie gt ra,,s a. orter
4 Is GDoE 81 SARGENT, Davenport
L99h, SARGENT DOW \ ) Iowa city t1ox.
iLJA5 SARGENT 4 COOK, Ed 3esruoia.s
Fufyr ies - N'e-e-te ~fsbfzs
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y GRAND CONCERT
AT RIBLo's SALOON,
EAsfER MONDAY EVENING
April Is, 1857.
open ~ Il cor cart commences at g.
Tickets and reserved meats may be obtained at
No eIsA charge for secured seals -
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CARPETING, UPHOLSTERY, sc.
s>ARPETs cARPKrA CARPHre.
~ CarpeS, eArpss sArpcA
CAspets carpets, eaTDeA.
CAxpeta caxp0fs, cAxpch
Oaypeta. cAxpets, eArpets-
oOpss, sarpsea, carDeAa-
No. 2n Broadway,
Nsv Yosk.
Opposite TIE PArk.
Are constantly receiving
Prem European and American pAeA
Aix fRs LAypsf eIrLm CARyB1uA.
Atth bwest marfs
RAAea. A fne
Stosk Of cheap
On hand.
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AMUsEMENTr.

ADJUSTMENTS.
D,E nassAaa ..sna 1890
De. 800 q sn v = o,s:,
u. .nd Ass..c.i ro~sSae and scers drama OF sr...
w.ess:na1 rv.s.e, ~ Arsri g. iiss7.
shls sses J: Sts.ss:S Sf o. a,. tim. :. hi. theatre
shIeb have rendered many INsesssons or miAr cha
POPULAR AID AIrRAc I'VE
New and character Hessr
s. p ,s en- s sppo.msns - %.s
svSs q, unsd he engagement s~, hl successful western
Mad ron'sl nrs Lzas v..,oa bav.sper. xr. A. Dawn
u ssl!scs =, syss{s 10 n prominent eoars0's'.
nAoKIFIcErr scsFIc ErvEcrs,
music illusions and char 90 beautiful moving dn-sna Of
Ss mountain ne Sss" msb
dsnce. &C 40 OoncludiaS with the dA1zns and hie,ss
''''S TIE 7 ERUPTION OF vEsUvIUs
Full psrueas dsssSasSa Of characters &c &c IN sln~
- sole Le:see .....Ar. John Bro~kham
orcSs % Chars % osnss Dress Circle and Bolss oeos
Pm and eausry Eh cents Doors open II 6x: 70 con
WEDsSsDAx Ev.nro, Arsrs g. 1857
Benefit Of Mr. n "; p 3s,,nss % %.Ss
ALL B aas xS R7Ep st 4 ss.'H
ppRroRs NEW rRKArRE, ROADWAY.
ihs .oSnns ais%es q .s.s.ps-sss performances.
win 81 every ina
Fcs s.iss Hughes ss. ss
The scenery al new and OF unequalled beauty and ms
feerss Including 1be Course OF lime, the mcst splendid
offered 10 The pubic
tee me fur bills, and sec<re seats.
RARNyMs AMERICAN xusEuM-wEDNrsDAY
In Se asrr econ a. clock, Re: Willow ToPss LUKE
Fielding Clarke; hose Fielding. Mis-. Mest In The
vElIiD nnDY After which PAUL Ply. Paul Pry. Mr..
7 h.dsway ,he Living serpenis Hspsy Family and al
cents; chparen under 10, LIN cents.
Gro 0H~lsr1 T Mss.auA
~ Broadway, bolow arSnd sxeeA
Henry Wool. ..Business Manager
rHIs Kr.Hisc AND puRiso THE WEEK,
we selected programme Of Ethiopian songa Dances &c
LxUGHABLE AFTERPIECE
Doors open al 81; commence At ia O'Clock
Tickets 70 cents
W PTEs OPERA HOUSE, 40 BowERY-sECoND
who vii. sppesr m fsrceA uNCE JkFF and VIRGINIA
CuPIDs wh.,.' serenars In songs dances, &c together
with Master Williams. The infant wonder. Come aa71l.
u nsam with which Kr. W. sOHM AIsaERs private sotres
NS .ss
S 70 sDP s n, R1Ss We Ne
grand cor cert VII ssis OsSs xpr is ISL Hsis s.o
~ W. schmet<er, besides being asaisted BY Mn W.
s w sr:Sss vi. x Ss Ss vocal .
pianist able ssssmpor.1e having never before
Of unusual interest and high merit No efforts WIN be spsrS
rshe he concert one Of the best mu.'c one5ngs q he
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ss s5i asss, ssD sss'.s: sss = =. .
::s s. .Ss our S:rf 1ss sa AID
oSer hop IN he city; sss and srscies Of
'ss also r'sna's M ' sussrxAH 4 awYHR.
r.ssn: l. Sasu ss.n ssd lmssss y =,
rrynesis hn msks wAcn ere pev being osred re- ess
ss.orm.s..o e * Asssss eos aver 1sso.ss iss 81.
.s 6. ,sS 2. is nd ~ ss
SwssAnron nc" placed SevOAA d'e gssr. .p,v,
No 70 Hudson .use, r. T.. p.s; ,ss isiIosd sspo.
Icp cREAn. ICE cREAx-MAps Yson PuRn
cream "a az sus :sn, s o. p a., Of -. G Ssvs
Z k.r ss:s;i isss ssss q "a .sn.-~-
z.''''' '"i ss.. : -a-..-
~ ssoy. - s.a b os..ssd su. Ne ~ oarF .ye..
fsps q q. cnpNny - ns yr,ee,psi cwcs ~ stnass
@~s 'aA@A s''''~ Y" iSSsSss zssss.. sosssv~ ssss
xans nIsorrs nHEurArIo Ens.ocAI1on.yos
M rssumssian shinbiaiss mbAeo, old syrAns dislcca
ss: 'sI D. H. .s. Kew i.s ' 50. 81 ss1
N Gas yIxruREs
At greatly
White dinr.r ,es. sis es .e~ g.; ,or@ ses ii
W. siIIissS. Brosa-.y ana twenty cissih Stree.
CEtLINo, sKtLIre orr-sp SILVER Plated CAS-
urn. =. -. and gss bsssss 40 s ss q az
SssoSLsi, "a sssS s.sas, sss.ssa i.so,,.,s ~
- has removed bis Old sssnd 70 l0 ruton street be-
nssu and w.. . ,s ,nn rs ,snsss "a
oS1 and Br.neS q Dearbcru ssrees onicaso III.
CHOW oAsse BOWMAN rxHscH's snow oAss
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NARD-ro THE MUSICAL PROFESSION AND raD
" prcsa-Nr hchmei.er being dssirousof sfordns The
profession and The opportunity Of hearing
him. before giving bis hrs public concsr has decided upon
giving musical be sth his residence Mo-
10 hirty third 70 which speciA Invitations win be
ksued h OCCASION Mr. schmeias~ .i PLAY Of Tho
wosks Of Beethoven, mozart Ilsd Aad Hsen ze-Amcng
them the "0asop Chiomauque," by ldszt; also will Mr.
Bchmeh extemporize airs 70 be selected bv ha
his Mr. schmesser win bo assisted by Mrs schmes-
IN Of bis posous wrtten Tor two pianos
All gentlemen belonging the musical profesaou attached
press having special by san
procure the q. bre.pgs 70l Broadway.
MANAQRMEHT
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THE MILIINERY SHOW ROOMS FoRMERLY MRS.
Rcrers l6l DigttA avenue, will be opened Wedp
day Aprls krs Cooley having bought out her sister Mrs.
oush bcss apnouLce hs abe will open above. Having
the only Crysa Palace prize medal Of 1856
and Diploma miiaay she h,pes mari
The appreciation Of he cid patrons Of The s6,ve ghce
MRS aOPHiA COOLEY.
Csuoces-or 70 Mrs Rogers ISL Eighth avenue side.
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G,oR SALE, NEAR BLo0MIN0DALE 30 I'D AND HgD-
fon river very plee house, in perfect order coa
ssins .ftwo openi front and beck
servsiory. dpir kitchen WA hhouse arrange and
horses esvriage with abeve for man, the whole
fssefu ~ and eli painted den fertile sscepble OF
The high at IMPROVEMENT gardener now grounds
bed ard gsrds parity planted The piece hiss sn attractive
enough removed to avoid the dust For further particulars
apply 70 the owner q. WARNER, 36 West twenty fourth
frs ct
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AOK SALE At FORT WASHINGTON HEIGH rI--fHH
mvs LED location between ls3d sud ls4th sttes.s Sens
about fG0 se Hudson river and running tbs KtoGs
bridge road 40 4e0 lots with numerous
Iult o and sewgreen trees msus,n green hos.e 50
fles &c IN complete order ample saruboery and iisole
sDSs villa sites Of TIE most select oca usy
b. made The property The viii sell q fair pr'cs
ply Immediately to r. g PIERCE. 10 William street mel,
door 10 the sXchango
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NEW YORK.

Examine carefully the ainstrYoionsq annersd)
lool From Now York, by Jersey City, N. j. Passaic,
Patterson, Ramscy's, N. J., Rsmapo Works, N.
r., Sloatsburg, Monroe Works, Greenwood
Works, Turner's, Monroe, Oxford Depot, Chester,
: Goshen, New Hampton, Mddlctown, Howell's
; Depot, Mount HOPE, OtisvilIe, Port Jervis Mon
gaup, Pond Eddy, BanyvilIe, Shehola, Penn,
Lackawsxcn, Mashope, Pa, Nsrrowsburg, NJ
~, Cochccton, Callikoos Depot, Fremont, Long
Eddy, EquiauRk, Pa, LorvilIe, Stockport Station,
n. X, Hancock, Halcs Eddy Deposit, Gulf
summit, Lanesboro', Pa, straightforward Depot,
Great Bend, Lodenvis, Kirkwcod N. ", Conk-
I'm, Binghsmton, Hooper, Union, Campvis,
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CONNECTICUT.

(1ramsns CAREFULLY The anarueiionss aaneredD
Dol From Hartford, by wethorsheld Rocky Hill,
Cromwell, Middletown, Mddleheld, Durham,
Durham Centre, Northford, and Fair Haven, to
New Haven, A miles and back, ak lines a week.
Leave Hartford daily, except Sunday, at Al a m in
summer, and ~ in winter;
Arrive at New Haven by ! in summer, and at
63 p<n in winter;
Leave New Haven daily, except Sunday, at 10 m in
1 summer, and at III in winter;
Arrive at Hartford by p m in summer, and p m
in winter.
900 From Hartford, by Hocksnum, Curtise, Glasten-
bury end South Glastonbury to Portland Is
nj les spd back, six times week.
Leave HarifSrsd daily, except Sunday, at 3 M;
Artve at Portland by pm;
Lave Portland daily, except Sunday, at6am;
Arrive az Hartford by l04 an
SOB From Hartford by East Hartford, East Windsor
Hill, South Windsor, East Windsor, Broad Brook,
sciuco, and Sonervie, to somers, 2s miles and
back, three times week
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I,.ay. pi,t.aeId Monday, wednesday, and Friday

Leave Pitts6eId Monday, Wednesday, and Friday
at b mi -4. fE
Arrive at Wllianisiown by 2pmi IA
Leave wiliamstown Tuesday Thmsday, ana Sai-
q urday at ms - r.t Enf
Arrive at Pittskold by 2 p m. - ....,..i,i II 7.
7sa From North Adams by Blaekini0n Wilnmsio WI
Pownal and Powna Centre, TO Bennington, W.,
IS miles and back, six times week
Leave North Adams daily, except Sunday, at uni
Arrive at Bsnnngton by p m;
Leave Bennington dady, except Sunday, at 10 n;
Arrive a, North Adnmh by 2 pm;
1os From North Adams TO Williamstown, milesaa
bask, six times week.
Leave North Adams daily, except Sunday, at VI
pm;
Arrive at Willamstown by "a pm;
Leave Williamstown daily except Sunday, at %
an;
Arrive at North Adams by "a am.
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TO State Line, 80 miles and back, six times a
week; with branch from Van Dusenville, by
Housatonic, Glendale Stockbridge, South Lee,
Lee, Lenox Furnace, Lcnox, and New Lenox,
to Pittsfed, % miles and back, six times week,
in due connexion and as frequently a. cars run il
required, and by schedule satisfactory to the de-
partment
946 From Bridgeport, by Trumbu and Trumbull Long
Hill, to Sepney, - miles and back, twice a
week aHQB
Leave Bridgeport Tuesday and Saturday at II m;
Arrive at stepney by I'M;
Arnvc st Bridgeport by 10 nj. tl
CAT From South Norwak, by Norwsk, Wilton, George
town, Rdgeheld Reddng, Redding Ridge, and
Bethel, TO Danbury, 23I miles and back, six times
week, and frequently az cars run if required,
and by schedule satisfactory to the department
945 From Norwalk, by Weston and Reddng, to Red
ding Ridge, 10 miles and back three times
Leave Norwalk Tuesday, Thursday, and Satur-
Arriye al Redding Ridge by 4pm;
Leave Redding Ridge Tuesday, Thursday, and Sat
urtiay at m;
Arrive at Norwalk by 10 a M
sis From Darien Depot, by West Norwalk, to New
Canaan Ga miles and back, six times week
Leave Darien Depot daily, except Sunday, at 81
Arrive at New Canaan by l0I a m; @
Leave New Canaan daily, except Sunday, at u
m; t }ftela
Arrive at Darien Depot by 81 am.
$50 From Greenwich, by North Greenwich Round Hill,
Banksville, and Ssnwick, to Long Ridge, 20i
miles and back, twice wet 80 .0Ih
Leave Grscnwich Wednesday and Saturday at
Arrive at Long Ridge by 6pm, f
Leave Long Ridge Wednesday and Saturday at 81
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