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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-07

ROADWAY THxAru--Mmc. Pouisi, whose superior de-
puds Of the patrons Of this house Is 70 take her
benefit 10 night She tenders The Son OF the Night
6 the most interesting spectacles ever produced here
The Dayenports, the beneficiary &C., ara In the cast
Nmlo's GARDN-Yoang Hengler win make his last a,-
pearance, but two In his wonderful tight rope fcats
70 ghi Mle Robert NJ Brilliant aud the ballet corps
Vii close with the Ravcs - renowned Specacalar nan
lonimc Of tho +" Green Monster"
BowxRY TrrElrrrThc novel and exciting DR. ma entitled
e corscan Brothers TO DC performed this evening
M r. Johnston, the popular actor and industrious ma
mayer to personate the twin brothers. Mr. W r Derr
viii also appear In the character OF the famous Kit Carson
m the equestrian drama Of that narnc.
BrRroSs-Iarge audiences have thus far warmly
greeted the performances Of NJ Edwin Booth, who viii
hs evening make his fourth appearance in the arduous
.ssn, z, ~ yeDse The epsedy called our Best Socey
b 70 be the closing piece.
wNIAox'a-Mr. Broughams pleasant little comedy
entitled a" Decided Case is TO be the FIRST piece this
Two Shirts and the farce OF The Review" These
pieces bring into play the talents of Aesrs. Lester
brcugh ham, Wacot and Holland, Mrs. Hcoy, &c.
LAURA KFrSE's.-Thc new drama called dixie and Tn
IKE the principal Characters In which performed by
Mas Kccnc Mossrs wheategh, b. Johnston, &c, TO
be repeated TO night Messrs D. Jordan and T. b. John.
sion, Misses Clon and Manners and Mrs Gratian will
also appear IN the popular drama Of the "Black Book"
AxyucAs MusKuM-The dramatic version Of "Neighbor
- In which all the marked features OF the novel
have been embodied in truly mastery style, appears 10
have made quite sensation amocg the frcquenters OF
this vast esiabshncn t. twill be repeated might
TWO comcal pieces are 70 be given in tho afternoon.
Nnsrusn Attractive programmes Of songs, dances,
Ac, are offered by the various Ethiopian companies to
sight by way OF farccs George Chrsty and Wool pro
sent the Happy Man." Buckeyes new butiosque,
styled "Ms isspp Steamers aud Mississippi Nggers,"
end The Bryant ule "Sawdust Acrobats."
FARxwut CoycRr-The farewell benefit concert OF
Mss susan Pyne and last appearance in this country OF
the celebrated Pyne and Harrison English opera troupe,
win take place Nibo's Saloon this evening On refer
eoce 70 the bills win DO seen that the selections are in
every respect worthy the occasion.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-07

TIE CASALs.-Up 70 the hour of going TO press,
no information had been received at the Canal De
cent rains or from the letting In of the water pre-
ma, story 70 navigation. II Is therefore presumed
that the entire length Of the canals will bs in good
order and in readiness for the passage Of boats on
"wednesday yesterday THE day fixed upon under
Hr. SherrifIs resolution for their opening Albany
waterman, May s.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-07

A CLxRsyNAN PARpoNsp FROM PRIsor.-Rev.
william II. 8. Keys, formerly of Lancaster, Penn
sylvsna who was indicted for assault and battery,
win intent 10 commit q rape, but convicted OF the
assAult and battery only, and sentenced 70 three
months imprisonment In the county jail OF Blair
county, Pennsylvania, has been pardoned by Cover
nor Pollock.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-07
OFFICE OF THE MICHIGAN SOUTHERN AND

~ n $s9 R0S n
asSsasa cent son.Iaooa s,oSf ss sahigsn
f soaa n t1s e. Michigan
e f ga IN M Of 5
nUds their last saYs 9r the
he completion Of s unfinished works 70 create guaraned
len stock q said the amount o. three
WIN b payable in cash aanusly
Se r9e w BE % as f
payable the first day Of June and the FIRST day of December
This guaranteed stock been awarded by the board Of de
m S e o s @ ay
The following terms and conditions
to be payable share in cash and $50 per share r. the
Ss Of s ON m Se @
May rssnt SO per before The SIN day Of june
payment. may Be made faster han above stated or a
pon 81 sa at s q
s "a eoeh 81 Who Be-
he close q business on the s day Of NAY T DC entitled 70
guaranteed stoci for every Ten Of The general
Which may then hold, aud The proportion for
In case The stock not all applied by the p.re. who
slant the same will be disposed by the company upon the
same terms TO other parties whether stockholders or Others
vino a sPBB s0s in to
s% an Re day me upon q
% psGa Or ira @ 1 S s 70 Ms Dy
by that time The same viii be disposed of 10 other
Psres thereto entitled their unon making
payments Aforesaid a, any time a'er The 10Th day OF May
The company has heretofore issued from tine to tune qua
distribution except that bore interest ., eight cen.
Rocks q subscription are open the occ Of the company
10Th day Of May instant, subscrp,ion. may be made In
'''''" ivy f sb, q; IIdfsSaayiEID'
HEMAN J. REDFIEfD, Committee.
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l0Ss.. .3loVVV
The building entirely demolished and the contents
were nearly all destroyed. It caught fire few weeks
since from the same defect in the uc II is esti
mated that about worth OF iron and materials
be put to The cause Of the fire accidental Mr..
William Colgan occupied portion Of the basement
oyster saloon. His loss is about $3.50.
SECRETARY THE BOARD EDucAroN.-Mr G. W. A.
ewart has been appointed Secretary of the Brooklyn
Board Of Education, at a salary of 81 200 year.
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NEWSPAPERS.

1,LEpIIAyT HUNTING IN SOUTHERN. AFRICA rs NOT
~ altogether plessant bn.ins.s A. may be supposed
some "a It's dangers rorrayed this weeks number OF
IIFE ULusTRATED, which contain W addition an Illus
trn.d article Advenure- among e lqe0ergs, with four
qkrtch and Portrait ~ Rave The Poet Mus
ta.d sscfpop % Machine hs Rssps, Threshes and puts
IN. Grain INTO Raga urupdy aud The Spers Purpose
and ndecison; An'icpsed Mormon War, Horace Mann on
Tobacco Of the Week The City TENS; Information;
How IN edct Bank Notes other things
besides Price only four cents buy from your
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-07

NKw INVENTION or ARTIFICIAL 18TH " III III
IN ont metal plate on ciaspa-T A eI0EShOrD een.
80 s Broadway invites e public Q es and canine
teeth. The teeth three quarter lighter hanfne porcen
nss nserted without errsrne pny teeth roo sna
prevent he nervous ssnsstion which porcelain upvodab
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-07

DESTRUCTIVE FiRE-nK CENTRAL MARKEr BUILDINGS BURN
~ DowN-BERDAS's STxAM BAKERY DEsoIBMED.-Shorlly
before O'Clock yesterday morning. dre broke out in the
upper story Of the building known Central Hail. situated
fulton avenue, of Elm place The flames caught
from defect in the hue the roof, and although the
men employed in the building used every exeron TO
suppress them they unable TO do So being able
70 reach the place where the flames broke The fire
spread rapidly and the interior completely burned out
The walls then crumbled down. leaving nothing but the
abuments standing. house in the OF Elm place
sonewha. damaged by the falling bricks The building
was erected some six by Messrs Stone Soher,
anctoneers. designed for market and occupied as
such Tor some te The upper portions were divided INTO
meeting rooms lodge DC. The main the third
ho0r was occupied as dancing hall during the winter
Sone six months since portion OF the building was taken
BY Mr. H. Berdan, who fitted up patent steam bake
ny, from which he supplied great many families Of this
sley and New York with bread. By means OF MS ma
ehnery he was enabled to manufacture large quantity.
He employed about forty men as bakers, cartmen &c,
barrels Of flour and 500 barrels of biscuit He expects
10 erect new building and resume the manufacture Of
bread greater scale than heretofore soon as ne can
make the necessary arrangements which he expects 70 DO
m ninety days from this time The building very
hxge one and cost 40 900 in its construction II was sofa
70 Mr. Roswell Graves for about $22,ooo, anu nc
owned II at the time Il was destroyed. MR.
Berdan has a number of In course OF consruc-
ton at the Novelty Works, and which he WIN put up IN
this city and New York as he can make the neces
sary arrangements portion of the lower noor was oc
supied by Richard Little hardware store large
portion Of the contents saved He was insured An
adjoining building Elm place, owned Dy j. H. Owell,
and occupied by ustave Wheeler, was somewhat injured
BY the falling wall Damaged about $1,000 Insured Tor
The sustained by Mr. Graves on building and furni
re rs about &22 000 and by Mr. Berdan about $a6 000
mey were insured as Follows
Relief Insurance Company -. 20 zoo
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-07

UrNTrsTRy-pp. n. a. puRK1N, CANAL sIREks,
~ ysrcs eod No us new 50 invites oa. ;,S De
h,rmiess benubng agent not freerns pre'e""s
al pain Prices moderate.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-07
DEWITT nTRY.

4 RTTrICTAr. rEETH-N. LEvETTs NEW h ND IN.
"A proved atmospheric pressure 'os "a
~ mascaon and are very superior TO the ordinary suction
$500 are seh adapici FOR the continuous gum desire,
fho~c ue,ri.g or recurring Artificial teeth would uno
70 shesr advantage examine This great .
enrapnr else " acre NJ LEVITT, penus u b"NV'
near broadway. Established In lSSo
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-07

rruror coURsr LONn ISLAND, rROTTrvG.-ON
L Friday Nay Al tttyg O'Clock 2. NJ, sweepsiake Of
n $40 mile heats best es IN bye Maunew ROBERTS names
names Honest Peter, 70 wagon: John L. Dosy names
r. Mo come on ram" SHAW WHITE. Proprie,ors.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-07

NorrcH-o1rY INSPECTORS DxPARrxENr. NEW
IN York. MAY I. last. 80

NOTICE S, ,I ISsrrCToR's DEPARTMENT. NEW
ter assumed the duties devolvns upon s
Of Street Cleaning and the Bureau Of Markets. the Depart
ment Of Streets and Tampa. notice hereby given hat ~
movs Of garbage can Do copetsd in he several
wards notice will be published and every exeron wiz be
nauces- p ~
AsHEs AND aARBAoR NOTCH
PRsrsas rom o1aas esssst Ssy
Sec No person or persons shan Aow east lay any
.snes c vegesSsis. EsTSsse dus, c1as,. shsns
street lane alley Or pubic psce IN DE city Of New YORK
Sec The violation Of OF the provisions Of the proceed
msa"ss and s. paaaaSs 81 One Of moi es: an one
S9ss e ser s.s fs1 r .s s
se II NJ rsrsc Sn sSs o y e run into
any street hne alley Of the city 6f New Yosl from his,
or their house houses or premses any norious i'm
u nayd q aewSs state under ~ penalty q twenty ave
See No Ds..Pc IA. convey sssoy q, ?. per;
Of New y sss s. or = sassssoos
undes he penalty Of atty dollars for eaR. AsH+A
ceped) to collect remove All ashss garbage TO-
the stree; the penalties ofhs law WIN b strictly
forced against violating the povssus Of be foregoing
Notice WIN be Of ne approach Of NE Ash and garbage
Of 70 provide sancens ears and regular
the office No. Centre street
Many ordinance daily the present
yards. ana especsy from SSnss which repaired or a.
tered. II Ia required that such rubbish shall be immediately
placed In and removed AL violations Of the ordinance
The attention Of ne poles Il called 70 she Above ordnans
N No vori G i in'pecsr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-07
ipyEpTISEMESYs RENEWED EVERY DAY.
THE TURF.

-oooo1oo-y---e1-.--10-
TrrIoN COURSE, LONG 1sI,AND-TR0TTrNG,-ON
Thursday Naval a.purse and stake Of $50. mile heats,
bess three ave, wagons d. Pntcr Names b m Belle OF
= m -, owner names r. T., Captain Henry. y NC
Yanshlln names b. q Gen Darcy j. Conway names Dr. m
49, ovner names b. n Andrew shchan.
- SHAW 4 WHITE, Propretors
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-07

OFFICE OF THE THIRD AVENUE RAILROAD COM
~ pany of East SIXTY street and Third
quarterly dividend Of two per has been declared the
capital of this payable at their Office and
after the lab instant The transfer book win be closed from
New YORK, May 1851. SANL. B. ISAACS, Secretary.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-07

~ that no debts contracted By the Of The steamship
Kangaroo viii be paid by the Liverpool and Philadelphia
Steamship Company. JN0. q. DALE Is Bro siway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-07

DAC1FrC NAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY. NEW YORK,
May 1s57.Aa meeting OF The Board Of Directors helf
his day dividend Oh ont Of the profits OF the
company was declared payable and after he BIB inst The
transfer books will be closed until that date.
FREDERIC HOFFMAN, Secretary.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-07

u ARGE L0UGUFOYLE LIES AT HAMERsr.E nv STREET
~ NORTH river wi cargo Of coal consigned 10 Mathew
Clinton. II the not taken, Il viii be Disposed Of for
freight and expenses.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-07

! C7OA DRUG STORE FOR SALE, 81 OLD CANAL.
10 IUO. street, half block west OF Broadway; an Old
stand good situation for young ply 70 commence
a practice. Apply the premises.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-07

NOERAD MEULMAN-ANYBODY WHO CAN GIVE
some Information TO the where sbous OF the we'll being
Of Conrad Meulman who emgraed from Amsterdam 10 his
city IN 1901 viii please address such information BUR
CHARD BUCK, n South William street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-07

TUsT RECEIVED. ut GENIN's BAZAAR, SIS BROAD
superb assortment Of black lace goods,
Comprising shawls, points, capes,
Mantle headings and hounc.ngD
Barbcs coifures, he. 10,
Being the latest styles, and at the lowest rnies;
Black thread aces, every width,
In immense variety.
GENIN's BAZAAR, SIS Broadway,
st. Nicholas Hotel.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-07

VIyAKEFIELD.-THE MEMBERS OF INDUSTRIAL.
w Home Association No; who have not paid in full for
hereby notified that all lots paid for be-
fore tho 18Th Of May sold auction q 6a Bowery
evening OF thai day O'Clock The purchasing trustee
VIII be i63 Bowery each Thursday evening, from 70
o'clock until that time TO dispose q property and re-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-07

CARRIAGE MANDATORY FOR SALE IN BROOK
~ lyn with lease stock and TOOLS with or custom TO
employ twenty Price $780, Address A. b. c., Brook
lyI,P Post onic
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HOUSES, ROOMS, &C., WANTED.

HOUSED, HOOM5 So, W '1','0.1',,-.-,>
CTEANBoAT wANTED.-wANTED TO CH tRfER, \
- steam ferry boat for two months with privilege
Of the year. Apply TO PAUL A. OLIVER, 81 Liberty street.
yVANTED-IN WILLIAMSBURG, BROOKLYN, OR NEW
w York, two furnished with kitchen or use oi one
By highly respectable American family OF three persons
Location be desirable Best OF references gwen Al
dress b., Herald Office.
yVANTED To PURCuAsE-Two OR MORE LOTS,
w with reference 10 Immediate improvement oe.ween
Foreb and sxtie,h Address q. h. A. Herald ONCE
stating lowest price and terms
VUASTEp TO RENT FOR ONE YEAR, WITH THE
w privilege Of purchasing small gen,eel Iurn,s s
10 city and desirable location. good tenant OF
purcas ser may be heard from BY addressing Tor three days,
stating all particulars, v. W. ", Herald ONCE
WANTED TO RENr-rHE WHOLE on LOWER PART
w OF small house, In gentee neighborhood gas g
family Of Aree, man. vile srd servant Address A. NJ w.,
Broadway Pest once.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-07

THE MILITARY.
cENIOR VETERAN CORPS or JsIz-BROTHER SOL.
= ders you called again the last tibu of
poet deceas ID brother Henry Osborn, aged u years.
raj will place this Thursday, April l. at o'clock
from the residence OF his onnaw James Beyis 90 West
Thirty hfh street. Puntuai attendance this occasion BY
order. II. RAYMOND, Colonel.
Isaac " PuyrE. Aejutant.
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1nsur0nle.
hawkeye Insurance Company,

hawkeye Insurance Company,
DAVENPORT, lOv1Al
Rtsks Muw taken hath IN the MUTUAL.
aad STOCK plan.
OFFICE IN No = DAvENpURT'S BLOCH
~ over ,huhb, Htaihet, Harrow d Cor Banking
Honsc ualer Hour, 4. NJ tosrM
DIRECTORS:
~. n u gnrfow. sieo. l. Davenport, y Msrw'n,
Alfred Sanders, shares Iessle, q & Parry, J. g
pc-saiut, LAS. NJ Baixeii, n u Nool~srd john
Owens, J. ". Wiley, A II Barrow j. J. shorcy.
OFFICERS
l. L pEssAINf. President.
tilAs iE-~iiE, fressurct.
bANiki. I. riipkEh, secretary
A N EAgkuN-. IA, 60,
JAMES NJ pALlEifs ''"'
IL u WoonW ARD. A.-i.'j s-r'y
Il T. atkoAA GENERAL Agent
Th. tompsiy has hesB from the tart -trs.iil,
gain "A. the confluence II th- community II M.
Ir.smpiy paI all IT. lasstr.
pNu. fAv ur-t tMtt Seate ~ " ~y.iehrr " sp't.
atw ~ guaiEeit thr Mutual riaE hni ~ hr- IN
wnn. w th, aan,IarA'fs II siit hereafter inrurs
III. Sitsk pi4a al-a
~. hDHc company. II. atiirrr. are a.. knoNr
~ .tr y8tigrua II, i.Atk- sgl IT. property vii
hare sUd NJ, y. tNNlaittst IS tho-r ip-nrlns, snd
fcatht a dtrerN4 - ftesss-s hagn oar 1wl 'nurt-
n -sH'ls w. la.HsA abroad 81 fs-d t~iF attuii-
Whose spthIssss Ne have h., nlvAHs ~ a-crttstn.Us
sr!itAWu
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THE FLORA WILL RUN REGULARLY
j between Rock Leland, Davenport aud all palIts
ahoye to 0alens, making surv connections 0ai~ns
with the following boats which eoiaposo ths Mime
Dali, Packet Line 10 ~ Paul lsssing l3slesa Il
10 o'clock an
Steamer Northern Light, p ledwick, Masisr
Steamer Northern IBslc, uurd. Master
Steamer Guy Belle x L0dw.ek Master
steamer Granite state 0asbeti. Master
Steamer 0alens, L0stoa, Master.
steamer Aihaaabra, Me6sire. Msstes.
The Flora lsayes Koch Island ami Davenpsf for
0alsns, every naaday, wednesday and Friday ats
R~sarnlns. l.avss 0alena fss NICK Islaad aad Das
saps,, on Tuesday, Thersdsy sna Saturday ate
Pssss. .a When sss.s On a.: s.s Of u:
Flora ~ ao'clock. =.
The L se Cassel will hereafter leave Rock island
sad davenport every Tuesday Thursday aud sasur.
das 81 O'Clock and leaves DHhuans ever, Monday,
Wednesday and Friday . = 6e!oek. e"nnscitAs II
Rock isand With the k@cesk snA = I.iuis Packet,
nys heais To y, Paul PAsesng<rs and shipp~rs can
rely On suss cransssoas With hath slds Of tho line
These boass xiii give through tsckets 10 eli pnta
above Gasna ~ o. Paul, will also receipt for freight
10 all Of the asvs psAats Asd viii pay particular
lentlon 10 the tesiv9y Of she zane Pasesaesss Aad
H. hoaas cosysy the mall end mus issvs psos1rsy
& tho koey % uaks their eonnsctteas
n n-rhsss bcass arrive svsry svsaina II fuifon
Ctv 10 ttSne for the Ckisaeo train.
DURnOwb = PRETTYNAN.
low owk dkHs 3 dc, : CO
W. oso Nh; ~ '''.Ad
ocx7atf Ticke. Agent Davenport
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II. - r.. ~. TH.V.ER.
hASE REMOVED I'd
No. . LIE CLAIRE ROW, WHERE Y0u
can Mna
kp6k BARkGEs, oRGANpIEs,
n AIN. FioD AND DOTTED SWISS,
~ AIN. BAkREp STRIPED NANsooKs.
'a,1r AMI SKELETON SKIRTS,
cRiNoi.lNE SKIRTS.
kNHkoIHERIEs,
CRAZE AMI STELLA sHAwIs
SILK AND SILK LACK MANrILLAs
BLACK AND FANCY SILKS
nRll.ilANTks,
IRISH LINENS. TApI.E LINENS,
NAPKINS AMI DbW VILLAS,
IfNkN SHIRT FRONTS
EMnRnIpkREp CURTAIN AusLINs.
MAksEill.ks QUILTS,
Aud every thing else suited 60 = city and souatrv
trade
AS, = heavy stock 81 domestic 6c.ds, iii Of
which ~sll b. soid VERY cheap.
EA X H. TYNEk.
iaas-f koS l.. cl.lr. ka~
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An Immense STACK NJ Jewely & Watches

Pare SILVER ana oliver psaseA Wass,
MUSICAL fNsrRl'ME Tors. o.,
Nay b~ Ewnd At
L. =. DsEQUAH SENyEa0Y STORE
iiinais street, corner sf Esvse, Smith Ia
throp's block, Roch Island, Ili'noss
HAVING JUST RECEIVED A LARGE
j addition ~ my former extensive eioch snltshie
FIR the Holidays, would invite Ill "a cal aAd eAAsans
for themselves and NJ ooavipe~d that u = Nc longer
Unnecessary - send East IN order Urs The isf~ss
bsen 10 establish dvss cAss j~wsry store In THE vi
~s.ss. and desire 10 leave IL 10 . Discerning pnbte
huw far success has attended my EFFORTS.
No charge for showing eunHls, vhtsh VII be var
raated rsprssensed Prices - loo - IN any EAsi.
err city.
efa,.d not on the order Of your coming, but eoms
~ cnee. tdecledAwtn L. RkQ6A
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9ctcls.
Denton llNllsE.

DENJAMtN DENTON PROPRIETOR
j ttmsfis 4 fauahke.ps.s, y y
Fht- Hou-.s and gafi4IaFe eHtitlN n.sw and tbs,
HHn-r l. situated "a the sstnsf al IEiri and Iowa
-tr'st- IA Pheasant lati 81 the etty aai ouy thru.
squares ituta the hffsai, sud ). guaranteed 90
thF s-ii a. se A. ssssi Has.c th.r. 10 ia 80.
iisr~ lAaAv4.r- Wishing IL sap ~ iiayrnpari Mili
hhd ~ ~. hetau naess all lit comforts ~ q s,nai
hNuir rushrftrha eEsah rAsin@ Sisan beds gtAfi al
ieiaiatsr ani shsss fu compliance With oNrfy r-a.
stfnahsa d.msHd
Charges reasonable ai IL tuminR
i-.yii HEM DENTON
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WILSON 4 NAlsl1EY,
w WHOLESALE GR0CERE,

WILSON = QA1elEY,
WHOLESALE GR0CCRE.
POST OFFICE BUILDING.
TEAS TEAS TEAS TEAS TEAS
Ion half chs., Young Hysou and 0unpowder
Ia half chests Ooong and souchong
- csiiI.. from 70 30 lbs.
50 boxe. Palm SOAP.
20 boxes Naricgaf~d soap
IS hoxes shaving do
- boxes Transparent do
boxes CASTLE dol
30 hoke. Pickles.
;.o boHes Tomato Catsup and Pepper sauce.
loo eoxes various tranjs choice Tobacco
lo,1a Cuba sikes Cigars
3D.ooo Imp0rted d.
ae boxes NJ. and sealed nsTriasa
30 bhi- new Mseterci
Is half Dbl. lsi
~ k4it- Tor falnIl, use.
" hbs AAd Kegs of Mylassea
- hhd-, Sugar
8. ag3 BED togd-i
10 bills dried Apples
81 sacks dried Peaches.
Lon boas. n.~ Kaisla.
- hhls assorted Nui.
sn9 ts0Ar- do glass.
100 kugs assorted Malta
boo dog Tumblrr-
spec- % all Kind.
Wncien sad Willow Ware Bgu.hes
gu bids Cider Vinegar
~ Together with a large stock 10 other articles
I'll of which ~ will sell reasonable. terms
Janell.dSw WILSON a. HARLEY
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-10-31

GALVANIZED IRON ooRSlcEs, WINDOW
~ CAps,
srfsING COURSES
NpttpiNGs kls,
TIN. COPPER AND
IRON GITTkks
AND srUITfS0.
METAL. ROOFING ~ AL KINDA,
put ~ IN superior manner
HasG AK nnach yesfs ea p.rssIsse IN metal work :
bnildin " oi All knd- We confidently gnArant,
that all work done hs win b. IN . ~ark Hsanli
and satisfactory manner
iothink ~ all kinss promptly attended to.
Apriils -dAwtf
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-10-31
wATSON'S
Fifteen Dollar Sewing Machines.

TIE CITIZENS OF DAVENPORT, AMI
isii.- especially, respectful, insited n cal
NJ tho Ls Claire Holse Psrlor No L. To vttEesstht
operation OF
Waison's r,lelrared els Fassiiy Stmang MarAinss
II viii b. o. oxidation at the alove place, for b
lYen- % III and lie peculiar worth for kaGlll
This Machine " admirably adapted TO all kinda ~
Family Sewing " " simple In lite construction, easily
operated, not liable to get Out Of order. and vii! d.
: much work IN . single day the most expsSi
sesui.irr.- do In twenty With her needle, and
cold Tor the low price OF Fifteen Dollars.
The .ub.eriber hss purchased the sole right fsr
the State % Iowa for the sale Of the above Celcora
ted sewing Nschines County RIghts for sale, y
applying TO me In psreon, or by letter
have made arrangements with Mr. : u 6horey
OF Das~npor, Tor the ssAI ufaesure of the above M
chine Ia. unlimited nuinbers
JrsdSvif JOHN J VALLEY