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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1857-03-12
Family Grocery Store.


vENH E NJ OST s CT AND VARIED
IL Stock of Groceries to be found in Honolulu is at Savidge Il
Mays, where officers of vessels, and the public generally will
find goods suitable for their requirements.
Westphalia Hams, Rich Sauces,
Smoked Beef, Tomato Catsup,
Smoked Herrings, Pepper Sauce,
Sugar Cured Tongues, Salad Oil,
Preserved Meats, Wine Vinegar,
Preserved Vegetables, Malt. do.
Soups, Cider. do.
oysters. Fresh Butter,
fresn salmon, Fresh Flour,
Lobsters, Maccaroni.
Sardines, VermaceUi.
anchoVies III oi, Italian paste,
Anchovies in Salt, Tapioca.
English Pickles, Pearl Sage.
Bot. ed Fruits. Corn Starch
sorted Jams Carolina Rice,
French Capers, Split Peas.
French Olives, White Beans
Spanish Olives, Fresh Corn
French Green Peas, Fine Salt.
Green Tea, dried Basil.
Ooong 90. Mint,
naw Sonees' Marjoram,
Raw Sugars, Nutmegs,
Loaf do. C;nnorooo
Crushed do. Cloves,
Fine Currants in Jars, Anspice.
Raisins, Sperm Candles,
Citron Peel, SaIeratus.
Dried Apples, Matches.
french I4ums, Bath Brushes,
French Aprcots, Polar Oil.
Plums In Syrup,, Manila Cheroots,
Durham Mustard, Tobacco.
French do Water Crackers,
Black Pepper, Tea Biscuits,
DRIED Parsley, Pic Mic do.
Savory, Wine do.
Thyme, Abernthy do.
" very superior Coffee Roasted and ground in suitable tin.
nf shps uSe. 23-tf
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1857-03-12

PURLHC NOTICE.

TT HAVE THIS DAY MY
Wholesale Wine and Spirit business to MIR. JOHN
y ITSO n and MR. CHARLES Z. HART, so long
and favorably known in connection with it, and who win continue
to conduct it on the Old Premises, under the Auction Room of
MIR. A. ?. Everett, near the Custom House.
In making the above announcement, L feel IL % De IN lmpera-
tive duty. as well as a great pleasure, to return my sincere thanks
to a large and warnl-heartei circle of friends who have gathered
round me from the disastrous San Francisco year, 1882, to the
present time-and in presenting my successors to their notice.
venture to ask a continuation of their support to them.
Mr.. Ritson and Mr.. Hart have a thorough knowledge of the
business. and win do all they can to deserve the support not only
of my own private friends, but also OF the pubic e large:
Feb. list, 1857. HENRY hobiNSoN-
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1857-03-12
CALIFORNIA WINE.
H e e RHODES.

SULE AGENT
EvOR THE SALE OF THE GENUINE
IL CALIFORNIA WINE, from the Vineyard of Frohlng &
Co., of Los Angeles, has just received per Yankee, cases of Red
and White Wine, which he offers for sale low.
This Wine is highly recommended by the medical men OF Cali
fornia for invalidls, and prescribed by them in preference to any
other 1Stf
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1857-03-12

RITSON S. HART respectfully inform the customers
and friends of Mr.. Henry Robinson, and the public generahy,that
they have succeeded to the Original Wine and Spirit business as
now carried on under the Auction Room of Mr.. A. p. Everett,
near the Custom House. With a large and well-assorted stock on
hand. and with complete arrangements for regularly receiving
the BEST AND CHOICEST WINES and
BRANDIES,
from the London Docks direct, X. ~ Ill. feel assured that they
win be enabled t, supply not only the best but also the cheapest
goods in the market o2|f
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1857-03-12

..a DESTROYS of renting or purchasing
~ Real Estate, will do well to cali on the undersigned, in
Is Nuuanu Street.
lift P~ENHALLOw & PATTY.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1857-03-12

A.~ OFFICES TO the shoe store of j. II.
Wood, recently occupied by o. Hinton, Esq. Apply to
22-tf j. II. WOOD.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1857-03-12

fsoW SALE.
- The Store and Dwelling House on King street, near the
residence of Capt. Meek, now occupied by Achang. The lot is
45 feet front ON King street, running back 135 feet. The store
is 81 feet wide and 81 feet deep. In the yard, III rear, is a good
Dwelling House, with two sleeping rooms and one dining room,
with c~ook-house, valley water, and all conveniences complete.
For terms, apply on the premises to
3Etf ACIIANG.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1857-03-12

"a 70 LET.-A two story cottage on Alakea street, near
Hotel street. 1t has four rooms, cook house and out
-2A. buildings. For terms apply to
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1857-03-12
81 LANDS.

.~ LAND FOR SALE.-Thirteen and a half acres
of valuable land, lying near Macfarlane's Baths, in
X Nuuanu Valley.
Also. a fine house lot in Honolulu, nearly opposite the
Palace, on King street.
For information and terms apply to
35tf j. w. MAISI.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-23
COAL.

.VoAl. OoaL-rHR UNpsRs1gsED IA SAILING aH
~ ,sh ousl douh oresned, prepared for, asc
dIre~t IN M ri~se me pt 7th ih-
~ eeHvered IN any psr ~ Brcnklyr FREE OF
,,. e.ec cso brrred ti.d this
Il chs "a - q whe~e hev list OF tn
OF rerte~en surnet for the last three
-1m yrAr s~ssed ths AeY save Al least tor
eyvh All. OAMPR1rLs g sands ar~Na. Rvnoh1vy
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-23
SALES os xnA. EsrArH.

sfe EnfI-A BEAUTIFUL. VILLA OR OorT AGE
ID .DUV. site feet by $50 feet south Q of l3Slh
street. between Por so,fs and Harlem, cm handing =
splendid view NJ hs Flushing. 40
views In the neiehhor aoos NJ this CITY.
fury three railroad Stations IA afteru minute. walk
Terms Aso acre pto' adjoining the grounds OF
0nsven rssris ESQ. Apyly 70 3. Il. ELros, a Beck
~ S0n -.oUk STORY BRICK HoUss WITH ALL
PIJOfs the modern improvements for sala stu sted
on Thirty enth street b-tween Seventh aid kighth
house lust ami hed ana III he solo for much
IL cost few weeks srce - e0i only required
ply REssLER SMITH 20 brosdwav rooms 10 aud III.
GE Enn THREE NEW HOUSES, JUsT FIsIsaED.
pO.GOO near ln'on ant Myr ia nnes, dscdady 'ha
protest. part OF brooblyn or sac s6vs tszeous
'rms O. will fxcaspRe oy 9ly carriage and horses
ura nre cr her good property Apply 10 DOOM Trinity
Bni'di e, Ill Sr adway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-23

LOTION SALE THIS DAY WE WOULD DALI AR,
cuisr att ror the large of hp,sehod furpitare
Hfthf LaE,'s %, to tsko place Non.a Ia
NJ siyth s,r 1T setpeea SIKH aud S-vanth svsnus
eDdid pir asses fac pisa ofote at 500 s,lendd
,wnod Wit the whole conien % the Ave story
~ . leri-t fnrri
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-23
J sgfistJErrs stNEWm EVERY oar.
sALs1s aT aUCWf(

6SOI UTh ssIE.-F. N 81 AUCTtOyEER, HAS
received tnsuo'ions To 'sll to the hig"st bidder,
of the ar ave story cling nouse, the Va lie Of
IN will positively he sold Catalogues ready by eight
k ON the morning OF The sAe the whole can o.
ned.
All r.-Oor yards Of superior velvet carpsw three
-fcSp solid wool suits covered 10 maroon blue AID
erimson and gold sain OF tse usiva iescip
gothic and Tuy Kh -asJ chairs AMI san
Ii lar e. sohd God pu n aad I'd
Id blue crimson md msroon sso; lrxe and 7en,ive
wood creiary boob lined ~h elk am satin ,ot
lid wood Btre tsbles with rich etauary marble
txpensvly carved rosewood pier sofs aai side -h 49,
marble tops; hree custy rosewoo5 etegsres win
wood work tables. IL lay bronze ana ormou
elegant cana vases wi tne most Oh and
iandrrsp's, painted o arder IN FraAia; magpid,ept
ia pier glsss wi h rich and heavy gold frane
Ivy embro dered lace window Ard c>sni rs;
e aud tKtnr9e vsrie OF oil puntiugs By naive
SITS eocb "a hnosc inter srenrs marine views,
thu hole fOrI ing pleasing c,eci)a; su j,rior
God nsnofn rte full octave elegant css fol he'd
oond in aid plse AID richly se with keys OF real pearl
$3.50 Bong venahla a.d sosuy L. zen; good
dFrsd cover.
ming room-Rich velve tapestry CARPET in good order;
to- fancy TABLES mirrors sf> bed chairs la sir cJh
ftr ith III the Anc or! htA cut ri sin,s
mp, gnes numbers gUblris auc dsc.n M sch ch
"a and Inn r silver tea a dinnrr
q 'pch savers cake Acts Callers coffee and "a
ooDs f4ss lqnor saLd superiJf table Cutlery, mar
pitchers kc
nay oil. top bureaus, ~Bsbsi,nd anA ioies {,
ch, over 70 pare r msrssses from ~ r. 60 nolnis,
ie 10 dr EXCELLENT con on ingr carp.ts. bed
n cl ks toilet tables toll SCI OIL
efs hill stand end ainiug Ablss sther with
re. AM desi aos assortment of crocke glass &c
nd oil POSITIVELY t,be place without reg srd weather
psror firn lure ~ili be add at O'Clock jTeciseiy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-23

ILBEET S SAVAGE, AUOTioNEEa -DfBS EE,
sA1LkY ks'vaIl will sell At ssesroon 50 Cedar
set thursday gust rs assorted stock OF drr goods
hing fancy and lace soots exery &c
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-23
MEDICAL.


A saw abliloe os ausAs faAiBry, GA rHn
a oioscs Besesrche~L III 10 beautifully blusue.ci
iscbss ire causes .ad .secs " s dseascs OF denh
contsnt Cnpiout ustr Icons 10, NJ pertr ".s-
inrsf thOse a BIO ereve1et r. inredhnent ~ -.
trto Ne marriage sste src s,so prfe-sious "
iou illustrating tn r~srs N ch-rsica r-s .nd e~mn
Price q pd~s p.d. 70 40 .u-rs -
valuable rors asy be blamed vel "a me frssesA
Sog ur HaR6OW, No 81 Prime, stree - oIogs. ~
Z frusdwsy Nee voyk To be consult-s y '~'' w.
~ spsP u scd ,ro- sWi IN NJ -v-rlrs
as wAkpN UsflRrus ArGt fslisB ~ IBs
plus IN. OF medicine. .nc hnt requlre W ne hnovs
~. sfs nniverss spprct alton snf 70 svNnp ~ Wsrt
IL. A. ate, N,refs.toy N, dsy Nv 40 s-rcbJ overs
.v. ~ 81 ,sf0 70 physcto -so srr sprop.l oeu1
n, s.se % ,v Ard chs,poess hs, a. cor those vho do
Sc ..-eraou sa.,ud call and hs viii Nem witAo
isst, ma :, ssn n wKRD you msy IN tsv tr-
90 % n s4uf q on = sud feel that nrn>rt s nir,
az ~ wNd's " se'.'s friend price o.. r.ss~
.,r,ngf cure me n thle frisnd sons ta.t
s.rsrs N d'sesss wihost ls.vns r poi IN
- y eyBt Minis - --'-- w. W 'N1s
= uf 4~ssF
TTpe Rrsst e. rhaAl AZ -ulssssss % AIS
4 fvrIusiv-lF tr-ssI ~ ~ lVyOIp Rersd-~ t-~4-
erspge.r ncu q y g. R~issf snaysnts-t n All 49,
nasustocs sst les strictly ccnid-ris Psiieos nv-
sssure prr-'tS ~h sosyt nur--x ant s,rins,vs s.sr
asa ohss = aSU niss vsss pnessh sws>A ,. II
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-23

Hy a. q UkIsT ALAk ancuonetr E 30 seryl
On MONDAY, August Ah inst at 10Y O'Clock,
onpr, pg Ia aud fsshpsble assortment Of dnere
summer foh sack ard o"tiDsss cost csssi
and Mkgs-is'rs pau SIX sain and Vseucia OF
is patterns; bro.d coIa cassmeres s.aei d,eskina,
Aoes drsp dees isrgs variety Of other piece goods
shirs trswerr bsndk rchi-f cr,vsts collars 40 By
OF ILY KOCa assignee
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-23

AIS . sn " i've CsJ5Rwfsp BukINn
IN ca.rv~v.nt vtl rpuaa shr- Tine ~ his CITY. Rss
al tn. friends. lcs, gnoas " a. s.n srs 10 Rss
nense q arS~ns swesk rom Ma !. second noog.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-23

N AFiyNfn sklhr FbN.ssrt I'D "a 10.
sy-esen lsu or ,srrse vsig BE p J, 4 Nv ~
~ 0ne - az 'AiikisAe spls-i aNf4 90 a. 4. /. -
i~~n on w ~ ".'7~y - - On - r--v ~ -.
a. fihls p-s-s
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-23

nv RI sCasSUR ArCFoSEEs BY q. 4 F. H.
sCHESCK.-On ,nesdty IS h instan,, ~ O'clock, a.
salssroom, 81 Sssssu strest nsauiu long tail bro
l6I. hsnda high yesr- Old. Ssrsu'ei r'e;ly
d, ,ound and gentle Il ry way: iss perec sadd y
free and n 4 b. top and harness cit; made;
. conpe rncka~sy built ny Wood Bros Add several city
II ~agous, harp@ss &c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-23

ROCKERY AND GLASS WARE At Az 'rlpN -
bBNRy kNANS Auciouosr, will eel at No Lib
rireot in ots on the shelves TO suit the trade Wed
AuEGs rs, NJ 10 ~ CLOGS. eoaelete nent a. the
wnl. granite and commpl ware, chila, ASS clocks
ver forks spoons pia.so Ant britannia casters &c
Goods car-fullv r.pscAed fls ship 'inp
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-23
AsTuOISpy.

IN sPstEe sTsrsr --,IsiRyOyAHCn zss an
tsU sUuR, stew dcc-s wess 81 bru>drsr, toe DOS,
.-.sfni rsvfir.l business Flsfvaysni " .rsrfc,
ta..ae~ dprov---d and onrtd eur.fe Nrcg atvse
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-23
MISCELLANEOUS.

icNRUNPT ON --E pIRSCTT FOR THE rReA
mtpt & IN = Dis wtl BE- rent % pes who W
ces. four stamps Ia ie.ier directed N '"rs mp 10
rslf ociss
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-23

'huAe l..u ANU ralNtISs -gkDi'iNs, V.slrLst
4 an sntss cTts Tue crsL ch~ 1pes Ns~i fssa
,Ahl cards o 80 pnuns rs engraving snd vr1I
shisi H,enL orders ny msi solicited spcc0ers s-ni D
pltcahoa With sisup
vsS rCssVI.s Iva Br,.u~ss,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-23

I,ouNrEY RESIDE CE Foa sALE.sleUArsD ON
~ fRu just half hos''s ride from south ferry
Containing frpr scres four minutes walk from the de
his he in be vic nifty OF Nav
York Rentepan's residence Se VII stocked With
thc. uii VIZ apples ounces cherries grapes &C
barn fowl every convenience; CORD we'll Of
fine lawn nd bate trees For particulars quire OF
LANE CO., X9 Broadway corner OF Reads street 70
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-23

5vLINTON AVENUE, BRCOKLYN-rOR SALE ON
- ,bs beautiful avenue house aud two lots OF grouad
running through to Vanderbilt The bu
for the occupancy ard aims OF the mod
Improvements the garden vel laid ont and stocked With
fruit vines &C. Ipq the second
souh OF Myra avenue, d wv HAlsEY CO.. ls2 ws.sr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-23

roTIcu TO rgR PUBLIC RIO 7 eIso PRO 'shrg
cold =, suction The urdersigaed vii rruder 20 his
yert be -sqrrd ois lo@auOn superior sny
~. c.ts ard his services gill s.ssSs be giyea 10
old any
TUsIs sORRE,.L Aucti1ncer. S3i Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-23

no FAEMEss POAU, 8 sMANT DRatS. MADE SIX
t-e-sy tr drsiui la7' We wsfrsr superb " any
rN 90 IN nee &c w. de it's she exu0se u f'o srt
much nuv porus thsn Any dr4n IN nee is Va ohs
fne ~ pu1hr-N-e ~ seizure er nsee neut Ia a.
vhch are sser irht Tor eni cell @rrage superior
say W use anf A. ..u-h ice fns tci0y = ION
ectOn sih the fSey ny TINE To-ks VII - fresh
n sap sno grcuud ne "v.rj das.
KNtg a ORDwFoRD,
Worth END ~ WASHINGTON RET Jsrsry cry.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-23

.tOUS1ky khSIDEkJk FOR BA R-AT WALDEN,
- Orange county eleven miles from Hsdson rivsr road ii
Sewburg by lin road, which ealy msl stage
Msusifn bon stories high with wing. attached
aims hnc bes'de~ kitchen and cellar al
in good order barn ico house, and other oubouss and -four
Of choice land apple orchrd 10 full bearing; also
abuDdar Of other fruit and ornamental Walden II at
b. falls of the wnnki. IN slew Of he SaSwsnzunk, Cssk
and Hudson hehs nds; unsurpassed In hsahfulne,s
hpe scenery Episcopal, tu'ch Reformed snai Methodist
churches and nue stores the village The property viii be
sold cheap coss INQUIRE Of the subscriber.
ShA~.rg unk Ulster onuntr, near WalHen
GRAHAM.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-23
$500 O00 -sUkaAY Ill., ra 90

! RAKE CHANCs.-tOR SALE A WEI. FURn ISL
ed house 18th five years. lease in good location,
Broad west side sbont quarter OF smle from the ny
Fail 18th all the dern improve rens cd location FOR
boarding houpe; full Of 5oard-rs NJ present Satisfactory
given for the d. osa' n It. For particulars apply
LbIt uP'i 80 sUEI S43 f'rnad ray.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-01-12
New Orleans Market.

NEw ORLEANS, Jan, 8, P, NJ.
Mess pork 10 in good demand, snd price 9
higher; sales of 1000 bb!s., at SIS ,759
$500.
Bacon is scarce, and the market very
firm; sales Of 400 hhds. at 7s4c for shoul.
ders, and 911c for sides--a further advance
Corn is scarce and higher, with sales OF
3 600 bags at 66c for prime white
Star candles are in good demand, and pr
ces are tending upward. Sales OF l,loI
boxes at 2s1Sc for full weight.
Rice is frm, and in good demand at 4 (. {
for prime.
Raw whiskey has advanced to s3c.
Spirits turpentine is firm at Acc,
Hay is firm, and in good demsna at SIS
d o3o for western,
Lard Is firm, with good demand, Sales
of 900 bbls, al 1915 c Tor prime
Sugar is dull at 95s &c or tair,
Molasses is quiet at 62c. &.
Coffee unchanged.
Sight exchange on New York has DE-
clined TO q per cent. discount.
Sterling exchange il selling at 90 pre-
MUM,
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-01-12
FIRST LAY Or JANUARY
I g . y.


b0t0ace tne BOOKS ara dCcouhtS ~
fhe did may ard Ii MS oDen ne1r set, turn
,,,er !, no., I.,T ,,,J aJea;u a,,e,, MIR iobr-
r.g 80
ny ana OUT LJs. 80 ~" az" '"S""Ss 10
KELiCIoUSLY, buy Btbes. religious books &c Of
ELl apAN No. 80 hfaas ai'' hSI' INC v.
PATERNALLY. bur good ohitren's books, OF
ELI ADAMS, No. 80 Brady ct, near z. o.
pIrScyu.IIy h,y ui.rias Almonncs &c of
ELiApsMs, 30 SC BRADY ST. near p. O.
aEpEIapTy h,,r ,iea frif. Rnnts Poets Sr af
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-01-12

We read in the newspapers that gen
teman of III city presented his wife with
q thousand dollar fur cape on New Years
day.
On the same day the Captain ot the Pc
lice found "a poor widow with two children
sitting in cold room, around the expiring
embeTs of their last fuel And there was no
meal in the barrel-nothing Of any kind &
cat in the house. The policemen Of one OF
the stations contributed seven dollars to
meet the pressing immediate wants Of the
suffering widow,
The former is specimen Of the wasteIpl
and wicked extravaganza which prevails in
our city.
The latter Is but one of hundreds OF case
Of suffering, 10 the last degree, OF the very
poor in our midst Which, think you, did
| what is best blessing in the sight OF Hin
who sutfereth not sparrow TO Iali unnnt :
ced, the purchaser OF the thousand dollar
fur, or those who saved from starvation the
| widsy and her helpless ones!-Chicdg0
Democrat.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-01-12
c,,sr Aor.--Kiss or Fight, Ssuthey Of
mailing. Our Habits.
- ,-n,o,sr.ats Of the Coming season

The 1DpIove0suts VI Tue eo"sss sse
+, 4 anticipated the improvements in our
esy during the coming season will lar eS
80 In value those Of any preceding sea
~. There are buoy notes Of preparation
,ou and more impotence manifested ioi
i. .pproach Of suitable weather for com
n.ncinr operations, than was ever marked
h.eo,e. We are 10 mid winter, YET houses
e being completed which were commenc'
.a,.a fail. Substantial houses have actu'
lis hesn ere cted since the winter sci IN
=. ..,e.rs almost impossible for the r'gol
i - .intsr itself to produce cessation Of
hrsllioe. Building will re-commence at
,he VERY earliest day There is SO great .
a.mand for houses Of all kinds, and the
,..s Of rents offers SO good percentage on
c.oital invested in building. that there is
.ve,v incentive for putting up houses
nvellinqs OF every description are in de-
m.nd. a. well as more business houses. II
i 10 be hoped that this year number Of
.on fortab,e small tenements will be erect
"a for the occupancy of those whs cannon
pay high rents.
Arrangements are being made Tor Inc
erection Of some elegant buildings. Among
.h..e. the most splendid will undoubtedly
\. The Banking House Of Msssrs. Cook y
sargent, Che plan OF which is already
arawn,) to be erected on Main street. imS
viii bs the most costly banking building IN
,he State. This firm has not only the
means for the erection Of such house, bu'
the good taste to render il an ornament 10
The CITY. Itisa time they had building
souewhss commensurate with the extern
Of their GUINNESS and the standing Of their
institution. They have been delaying 10
secure the proper title TO an adjoining lot
which they have at las, accomplished
When Davenport was little village 'he
Arm Of Cook T. Sargent was created ano
,hey started business in little one story
frame on the corner Of Main and Second
,h.i, present site. Gathering means and
;acrea,ine their business, they moved away
The frame, and erected two story brick
house. which was considered at the time
marked Improvement in the city, and when
,hsy have since occupied. By energy IN
dustry and integrity, they have finally built
up q reputation in itself equivalent to
capital Of hundreds of thousands, ana
business that scarcsly has financial limits
Thew have branch banking house in iiil-
poi,, and several in this State. All tins
came Il ON small beginnings worked up iHto
active life by elements within themselves.
Their business in this CITY can no longer
b confined in its present banking house
limits. They employ corps OF assistants
who have not proper working room. But
At the earliest day they will commence the
erection OF their new banking house, winch
ne believe is to have marble front, and
calculated in all its appointments 10 be an
ornament to Davenport, and model bank
ina house ia every particular.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-01-12

The parties opposed to the National Ad
minis,ration met here in Convention to- day
A. H. Salisbury was nominated for Cover
nor; A. II. Burnhan, Of Hampton, for Lieu
Gov, o. l.. Pratt, OF Meridsn, Sec. of Stait
F. s. Wilman, OF Danbury, Treasurer; J
G. Lamb of Norwich, Comptroller. Th-
ticket comprises members of the old par
ties, The Convention was generally har-
monious.
Concord, N. H., Jan. 8.
The Republican State Convention held
here to. day nominated VIM. Hale OF Hlns
dale, Governor, and Quincy o. Mute, o
Pennington railroad Commissioner
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-01-12

The Pooh FEsTIvAL.--The Poor Festiva
was poor affair indeed, so far as results arc
concerned. The expenses were $lss, ana
amount received $l57, leaving balance
Of el9, and lot Of red flannel shirts AM
calico dresses for the suffering poor Well
that's good deal better than nothing
amt it Wadswor,hi
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-01-12

Iowa CoLLKsS. have received BY
the hands Of the Rev. Mr.. Magoun copy
Of the Catalogue of the officers and stu
dsnts Of Iowa College, at Davenport, fo
the Academic Year 1867, with printed
copy of the Grafton delivered at the las
CONNIE acement BY Rev. Truman NJ. Post
Of st. Louis, We learn by the catalogue
that there are l5s pupils at this college
The new building affords abundance 0
room, and this list of scholars should be in
creased. The course OF instruction is thor
ough, and under the administration of al
able faculty.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-01-12

---- The 81. Louis Democrat says that
the price OF board at Jefferson the capital
OF Missouri, has been raised TO $50 p T
week. The members receive only $2i per
week. They are in hard fix, unless they
pplay poker-and 'oia,
---- The laws of Virginia require that
every man who narres give security for
The support of his wife and children
Many lovers who find this inconvenienl, 60
to Maryland to have the ceremony perform
ed.
IL. reported that duel took place a
short time since, near Columbia, 5. G., be
tween Messrs, Bryan and Pope, two mem
bers of the House from Charleston. At the
first shot Bryan was killed and Pope sho
through the thigh. - !
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