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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-15

CoRSER.SroSE OF THE NEW CHURCH OF ST. Viz
CENT DE PAUL.-Yesterday afternoon Archbishop
Hughes, assisted by Vicar General Stars and the
Reys Lafont, McLelland, DOnneDy and CurraD, laid
the cornerstone of new church in Twenty-thrd
street, between Sixth and Seventh avenues. The
church is to be in the Roman style of architecture
with two towers and center pedment with a colossal
statue Of St. Vincert de Paul. under whose inv .cstion
the church placed in 'front.' all of brown stone the
spires will be Of cast iron, and the sides and Of
brick; the roof will be covered with slate. The
inside will be finished in the Cornthisn
order, with two ssles 80 feet high and a
seni-circular 20 feet high the nave and
asles finished in the sanctuary with semi-circular
ends they will have altar in EACH with the sscrs-
ties behind. The basement is to be divided into SIX
school rooms and chapel with 400 seats. The church
will seat about eco. The dimensions will be as fol-
lows: Outside width, GA feet; length 1870 feet hight
Of 'front.' 20 feet hight of towers and spires, li9 feet
The coet will be about sl00,O The designs were
furnished by II. Engebert and are being carried out
under biz superntendtnce.
After tie usual ceremonies, which were rendered
particularly impressive by the attendance OF two or
three thousand spectators mostly Irish, the Arch
bsbop spoke for few minutes on the change
which had been wrought in the ground and build.
ing materials. by the ceremony which had fitted
them to be the scene of the administration Of the
mens Of redemption and among other things for the
performance oftbe holy bond Of matrimony, which
laid the foundation Of everything that pure and
noble fret in humanity and then in society. St. Vim
cent de Paul, under whose invocation the church
TO lie dedicated the inventor of the idea Of Sisters Of
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-15

Charity, although uDnOticed while On a.,
was, be said, greater than any ooso,.,.,
that ever desola;ed provinces or len b.l,s
the blood.prints Of his victories. The eb,,-l
was to be French; although the Catholic church ~.
The same al the world, il was pleasant 70 Ia.
religion preached TO people in the language Of ,b.,,
infancy. This was a glorious undertaking, worthy J,
that nation which bad mediocriiy-which he'd ono.
duced great bad men and great best men, whether =.
warriors, or as addicted to urspruaence, or as ,esn
ic men, and siill more as men distinguished BY sni.
nent ecclesiastical learning, aud by eminent ssac.t,
and eoquence, the .dornments of the Church Of Goi
for which at the present day, many Of them v,.
ready to shed their blood in the lands of PagansrD
The Archbishop closed by pecuniary appeal
Pere Laiont, pastor of the Church Of st. yipe,,i
de Paul spoke, for few minutes on the temple, 81
TIE Old and New jerusalem, after which the Anh.
bishop gave his benedicton, and the principal so,,
in the ceremony entertained at the house II NJ,
Richardson, IN the same street.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-15

WArcHNAS MIssIyG.-A private wa.chman named
Michael Fitch, residing in Goerck street wss employed
to watch some iron on the dock at the foot Of Stanton
street in company with another man. The latter
went away at m, leaving Fitch alone. On sstar
day morning his cap and club were found on the dock
and it is supposed that he was attacked by some
thieves, thrown from the dock, and drowned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-15


further adjourned until Tuesday, the 23d inst
broadway is at last cleaned. Mr. X. A. Smiths
street.sweepiDg machines have done the work, and
the tenants along the street pay the bill. Whatever
the city may do neglect trust that this arrange
ment for keeping our great thoroughfare in decent
condition will continue. The city ought to pay, and
probably will, if the Aldermen get out of the
way; but in shy event let the machines keep up the
good work through the Summer.
EFFECTS OF THE CosET.-The savings banks which
receive deposits on Fridays almost entirely de-
serted last week. The Greenwich Savings Bank did
not have deposition, while heretofore the average On
Friday was from thirty to sixty.
Mons. MoRAT's BALLOON AscENsioY.--This dis
tipguished aeronaut, accompanied by two young men
-Messrs James s. Compton and Adm. Van Wrinkle
made successful balloon ascension from Newark on
Friday afternoon last. The balloon was inflated with
Gas from the Newark Gas Works and the start
Witnessed by about 600 people, who had paid an
admittance of twenty-five cents to the nclosure. The
ascent was beautifully made, the passengers eyincing
little or no sgn of fear. The wind was blowing at
the tine from the southwest, and starting up the
balloon took a northeaserly direction which was
changed to nearly due east as it rose higher. While
passing over Hus Point it went into another current
Of air f. by S., going within miles of Southport,
and then changed to an L. " +. direction anchoring
at p. III. at Clinton, Middesex County Connecticut
Tie distance travelled l25 miles and the time
cupied, hour and 80 minutes. The greatest hight
they attained j2s feet, at which point the Their
mometer indicated ST. The fastest sailing
between Southport and Clinton lover the Long Island
Sound, where they made 80 mile. hour. In pass
ing overthe Sound they saw the steamers Vanderbilt
and Connecticut, and left them out of sight in 10
minutes 1t quite dark when they landed, and
from their inability to clearly the balloon
anchored in the tops of trees, from which it
eItrcated with some difficulty, but without material
do
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-08-31

htrs tAsstt I,,s' We,k we Hal sr,a-ia. ID
'is the c'aiuct - he tcfk et ths ,,aienA packet
Nate tasasI "a hi- yer, uurnnftea,,- aud in-u.ttns
soAdHef toward. this I'll throu. u. prhcira or
rr' IL maAIae HIS bolt.s committed The err.t
OF h'liaas the hss or it, rFiucip,l efti,er fe-ri-i
c"'0f 'a e"hdsei Of The clerk acting upsn the ~,
'n'hrs'aa that the r.rtk an apInttee " I'll,
e''nusl.ioT Instead - the company W. have .nc.
learnei thai the atcrrs af thc l,ai are IN NJ manner
r.'-l1asits ~ the hssorl.huts. III the clerk VII, .
ag apisesatr" ~ the Minnesota Packet COMPANY
'ap' Wa-hinsion of the kate Cassrl. Ia. exteu.l,t
u ihr pfotvt coartcsirs nn s occasions snd l. at,
"i N atsi accommodating men oa tho aver a.W.t
D. a. cxpsIicne,d oileer Tie nor The other ofis,t.
=" hi- rev NJ la auy way responsible for the eerk
y h.al iot nudtrsia1aing or psaetlcjps arItnary
- itH4tly intercourse ~ bi. hn-ine.. ca.te-tt5,.
W. tbr immunity W. trust the Company vii
a. 'ase sab.iiiaiss nrw clerk ia the place u the
fc''vA "bH Eow .sccnp.e. that p,-.tlua VI the Eai
= ''-'~i. 50 1.sl boat aGa oiiierat.c 49, well sfl
es''i sl'aid nai be- rrrniIt,d % la-e ba.iuc..
Hana.h fl.rk aLo davs ilat understand ht. ,rSncf
Az.
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The saass az the Bseaatny Of che Atlantis
Gat1s.

- w. -'''s - sos Atsnhses
Nrw iank Ana ~
The following dispal.h takes, Iro,n tie Lon
don Tfatfs of the 10th gives brief account
- the hrraLing af the Atlantic cable
tlu, aatrn Aug ~
The steamships A,agafa and sasqas
haHaa sand hen Mal.siss steamship i.fansAs
entered the Sound this T. NJ nn their i.
tarl itam their unsuccessful attempt ~ lat
III" telegraph cattle oa beard the N.ayafe.
.,tcy teissi that AZ the time III the .everanr.
~. wind was eon,heriy
There was sei,c sea aud the vessel va, pa
ina itam three &" faut knuis ai,d The cai,l.
paving out from tivs tn sis aud sometime
seven knots ~ the gnantite 1T slaek thus .x
Iie'hded was greater than expected nj starting
and mare than could he attended the st,ni,
was therefore increased a. tlrr. ti,au,,,..
pounds and the cable brok.
The extra expenditure al slsek commenced
ah Masriai evening wl,eia sital,a bre.t.. and
heavy swell tsr.saieti and loM crfni nr,d.s
current "a, Experienced THIS current iao,.l
the Ntte iioim thu ship. n "A cons isIerah. ausl..
mhcn tl.e break was applied with Increased
l.oarf
The stern "i the A,agasa wa down in the
trough u a and ia. extra strain created
hs he's tisina was ilic Immediate cau>. ~ H..
sible parting. The general "pinion i, thai
ti, ss1s"n y laa iar advanced fut another 81
gari HaA
The Aagasa /, ,pilsiairI,.I top L.ss, f.r
the pua,a'se, II Is stated that the wheels
''sas'ei T. r.sahe wii.H ~" pressure was M
piled oa Tnrs.lay morning
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-08-31

shM t0Hky W. -,
Ailra Nahns ni syracuse. has haen al,
pointed Engineer ia Chief nt tn. Military tor
uf tie sat. uf New loIk
Tie Iaasiliph ~ the wreck III III. r. n H,y,.,
> r"I~itri I"al.,i and divers are supposed l.
t'' "nsagi-l IA ras,in. the b.aiins of the dead
Rufus v ag,sNoi,i died th,. nort,,..- as.,l
infit tNa
The eari"as Democratic .utnIiiil.e, are
aenih ..ii'ieasasihs 3" harmonic. III. panty mi
- I" IA. .i'el."n ~ delegates to the iuanIua
tin2 eatas.nilau
The iilli"''s tsnirai kaili'ai '"nt,an, cal
an assessment tnr tea .nllafs per sl,af.. uu the
Thirty dollar hare IL i.r naia ~ 81 l.,,,,.
~" 18th 81 September THIS will nite them
= .s.tsr, siss,'ss, "f which viii cam.
it'm Lafsi~, The bu,L, of transfer ~. Ia H.
"i"'n IA ia" III al September
tlas. Parker a 40 S extensive iselar, al
Naiiingiar'i aas,I Wa burned Yesterday.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-08-31

PLEASANT RiDE.--ln u ride up the river
some tea miles, on Friday last, We could uus
but remark the number and the substantial
nature Of the improvements that have been
made within the last few years. Many Of the
old homesieads Of the farmer. have disappear
esi, and fine buildings Of more mo,iernYsiyIs
have succeeded them. Near r. c. spencer's,
where that gentleman last year erected . large
steam mill. Is now . 6ourishina listle .tow,.,
oosssiax n The name Of Valley City. Here
We found our Old friend, Mr.. Levi Donaldson
installed h neat and cammodioas ho<sl. pr,.
pared 70 entertain In god style al who wish
% tarry On the way hsncs 70 l. Claire. A
ride On the river rod ffao CIR city 70 L
Claire 10 aboas - plssaana jsuse = o. esa
taks thsse dslishsfal I'll days.
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Ia, avsss Retail upo,.s.s,, M.,h.,
EST NE W s.


The stat" 'sattai 'ainsntttsa after consultation
"ih iadsr i"Nf Latr salr los hiia ihe lslioN .,,.
al'i"i"'"s.n'" h'N " Sss'rIs IsI ia. .t,at..tl
''' 81 ia'is' i"as - tssi a.d pes ed - -, pres
cav 't ta-m-- ttr Iit,. q issn,- srI,,t- tle icopls
"" u t"'H''"" =. she several g"uH,,rr argr IL
i"'A' "i"'i'ai' arrangements - receive sad at.i
J"'ss Low "a htnR hl- appointments add securing
q rF'ti l~'b the inil'-i l,-~il, aitrArs Il lncs,
. ~ IaFl"s Mt ID, sh''',id l. i..., gazing ths
"ii"-t eitculstie Z" ia. .tll fsf tt.-- Is..tiss-
The rres= e il'r state requested Keep M. a.
Is'iUipt@ls c''Br rleunu-ls rpstsd
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Nrs NaEs Augu-t 2s
ftmaR MAkFt dnl ami i,Wrr s,.. II, Al. a,
" ~ t"ti i"f cenh,sn - eheice .talrr state a. ~
y" Tor "Ntrtd1 sa'st.,G h uls tiins Western s
w'D - Ut ',rutnefs - r4s+tiutn extra Mehit.n mi
0'- at1 ll.'l'ha .s~, tur .xtra t.snr-ea s,.a IN
satTa ~tatr afsa h,.r lswrr .ale- 7,s h..t. A. A.
e" - tsr -arcrfse sra ri ss1s ot oxlFa s,lr. la
hhi- - IL fupr a. s('SaAsa
Nn.u lfiise -rarce .,ad nGiaiS hold ~sls. >aa
hn ~ " 49, q, taF NEW rei ~mthrsH al - ,n,f
waite a., ~ ~ fsf vi hrIe k~uiaa II
tpAN bIi' al.i .svtt Saie- I; as, hu ,,{x-l ,,..,
tri At ss.sNp r..s-iug teaAN
,'art w as-ls taie i.laaad ,st4asl.
f"Ea Mt-s 1Asfgr .tte- u, hi- Al sns -s.., ,.s
'a'.- 80 - if prime clear ~ - - G,s rrtu,
tlr.s 1910
Irsr Unchanged
il'ss ii.s. s-Slso ptinie nc--
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-08-31

Ns<nissInA. Aaa -
u -, feain Psiyate Secretary III Governor
Walker has arrived here. ~. i.n the cam,.
al i.aNf.nce ten day, 40, aud report that all
va peaceful anl qni.t. ani lhnt there wa
n'i the ieaNi intimati"a III Maf ami Llusl.lrI
| lump n tsf,h,af.aa /"
.pt Walker nscs The armN ~ q pa, eesp
f"tss When IL. ,lsl auiLolit ral.l,..t i.,aLe
arrests i"r hreael,.s af the I,eaec Tlse | dh
tr""ps IA ka,,sas viii femsin ih.r~ aaiil after
the election Nvi the i.ast animation
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-08-31

HnS. A. LINCOLN This distinguished Re
publican Is expected to hc in Davenport in y
iew DAYS. in which case We trust he viii be
invited I" address his brother Republicans .!
this county. Mr. Lincoln is ole oi th. mo- !
prominent Republicans ia Illinois, and Is well
known 10 the citizens ri this place by name.
We hope to hear from him irequca,ly during
this camnaiyn
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-08-31

LETTER rnos lrrfIr .agI la tl,..
Corner of ilse Pu,rte farmet, W. iIi tl,,,
following letter written l., little girl NJ thi.
city. !, j. toachinc in thu warm ronid.a,c II
lis simplicity and Ne eanno,. perhaps better
oil a portion III sur laral columns ou a dull
day than by giving II - oar readers Ii il 4
B", what il purroris the voice Of chill II j.
the production III "ne VII" we'll knows wha,
children are
En-. PnsiRiE fagstn Il am a little girl
only twelve wears nld anal .an.a writ.. .rr,
.sod fnr have never bcen ia s.h.ai but i
very little. NJ Inothe' has taught lne about
all know but she has net much tin,. Ior ",
arc p..a and has. tn nofk hsfd NJ faith.
cr Is dead OF ". would tot have to work fof
| remember when we lived ir lars. h.,ss.
and had servants and everything nice around
us, anal We were harlas ih.n-asi NJ are
how, because ~ loyr ais.,thef aud moth.
&c says II j. wrong to nnrmur fpr Gal knows
what u best for us better than We ID
have our br.ther who j. very kind 10 mother
and J. and si'es all he ran rp make u e"m.
/ Portable
We have besu in thls Grter=s c"iintIs hut
short time that Is mother and ! hut ny
brother has been here tao N,afa. aud he srht
fnr Us, because b. saia he tisuaghl ii naoihcf
had to work for living il was better far L.f
to be here and then W. would all he together
l could not - to seilooi las winter. fpr II
was very eold. as,i the public sebo"l teo III,
tant read gopd deal however faa dill
nst has. much else To 10 " fn.,lhcr work
| y such that | ,annul h"lp ltef much Lnt
hope when grow larger that can Il" some
thing To- help her that She need mot work
herself hut do loy.' IT, read We'll thai
n"sher tells me sometimes he u afraid that
u all will ever know Les u, do bat | hope I
ahall love 10 work tno fer mother r-ais all the
time she gets aud know ~. l,s"s tn work.
| Al least, ! never hear her complain because
she has to although il came hard to her nj
| first, have heard her say
Nut am afraid ms ict;cr is tno lDua-,cI
hals You will throw IL bs as trash hat moth
er said might write on. letter for vosir Cor.
ner, and II son saw III To publish II might
Try u Again. Yours truly
MAaIHA
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~ = 'H3f' 'I'"'' 9 1T ~ VI
4 @ EINT IIut'SI uN ~ rIAIpt
for Sale.

LARGE Lo1 uf MN NJ HERRING
tast received auI tar sals ehsst Ii
ana'hf AiNblin VAS rArTFs
4 EASE foE SAIE -1BE stiiS, Etlt a.
snsts tsf sais fhe isis. Ntuf,s ~ ~, Ns.i
s's Nt"te hs u"n .ehMrirs. y 49, iatt5 a. s.a d,
z. tas'3s w hfs tvw efsa. III S4tt.Ata Hhsk Ig.
a'@'.e Store - We'll fti"d ur sad - the i,st
sted "a, tir tth i,if ttase
= ASilEtEAI
haNNmlAAEt IMlA lAh lA.-
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-08-31

rf~ In blasting the rock for IN. sinking Of
the sewer on Iowa street last Saturday, q large
I''ee" "f stone was hurled from jus, below the
hew Pennsylvania House across the square 10
Third street II fell within a few feet Of n
man and greatly astonish.d him inasn,ich a.
he had not heard the report. lie came very
'ear being more hurt than scared.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-08-31

ErgfALo Augusi q
The passenger boat, ~ the Michigan south.
err, Railroad iinc have b+en attached bs party
VA New York for q claim OF slS0Vp, The
attachment j. not released consequently there
VIII b. 40 boat for Toledo a. ni.Li
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-08-31

" Our street Improvements are progress
M steadily, and add much 10 the comfort
and appearance of the city that We are sur
III. taxes therefor will be ch~erfnlly paid
Those taxes are unnecessarily soin.w hal heavy
ir"n the fact that hut little Was collected last
year, and there j. but little account II some
s2vv,O OF s2o 90 paid the year before. lcav.
ii,g the cit, several Thousand dollars in debt
which the present administration has about
iaid on >" tar this year, however our eiti-
Idr
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stea ssser Nrslvesf.

'nA.LEstos, August ~
Ti~ steamship Iahaslta fnttnrrl, I'll. Gns-
ernor Dudley. arrived from Havana to ,lay via
hey West. y" hews ei interest sugar dull
prices declining Nos IL aud i3 we're qno,eI
al ~ IL for rcals. Frrighis aer. nominal
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-08-31

sf' The moral tone of our city at this
time may b. termed -xe-llrnt our police
officers are ia state of almost perfect au. "a.
nde, and bad whisky Is at present having
Yer, mild effects. Squire Johns police mag.
is'fate. returned last week from trip to obi
Virginia where he had delightful time, a,
lac deserve to have
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-08-31

n New thai the main streets OF our ei,y
are macaslamixed or being 50. and present, 80
cieaniy an appearance II should BE- the aim Of
the corporation ." keep them So and mo-, per
NIT all manner Of rubbish to be thrown our
aud accumulate upon them.
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aLryFIaSr. Aua ~
Third day = Evening s,essi,b National
Emancipation s"ciet, organized. President.
pfoi B. Silliman Corresponding Secretary
Eiihu Burnt, Treasurer, Robert Lindlsy
Murray Resolutions under discussion finally
adopted AMI Convention adjourned s.ae de
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-08-31

fG Saturday was one Of those br,.h,
beautiful and clear days that more Frequently
rharsr'erize the aaiumn month upon which
We are about 10 enter. II was quite con.
trast with H. bIustering I.reslecessar.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-08-31

To The famous Campbell Minstrels will
perform this eyening at the German Theatre
They are the hest opera troupe nov travelling
IN this country, aud must draw a crowded
house. The performers are all Of the frat
class
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-08-31

~' By i.oiiee which We have published the
last two ot three days il wiil he seen thai
kepabiiean Comfy Convention has been called
ier the ls,h Of September 10 nominate three
candidates for the l. legislature
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-08-31

eG The cits iapidarics were cxpcnding
their energies Saturday IN Perry between
Fourth and fifth streets A great deal Of
hpIey has been expended on Perry street
'h's season that could have been well applied
elsewhere
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-08-31

Iss' 4 number Of ean,elo,ss made their
appearance IN market Saturday. hut they
were brought from distance and were hich
priced According TO our taste they are pref
efahle to ~aierineions, AMI form a most de-
iishilul breakfast dessert.
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made publ,

TnK EniroR's ABsgscE.--W. exl,ect to L.
alnen, at Iowa City, la attendance on the Con.
seiiion. for day or two; aud IT. meantime
our columns do not contain the usual amount
Of editorial matter. we are sure our readers
viii consider our absence abundant spole,y.-
North rest
We have no doubt the readers Of the Novth.
rea will very kindly accept the apology for
editorials not published. But pray what
apology can be made for the editorisls which
do appear
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-08-31

tT The markets were better attended la,t
saiarda, morning than at any previous time
since they opened after the closing of the n,ea,
shops
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-08-31

n W. counted aLoal dozen large loa.,s
"i wat-rinelons on the streets last SATURDAY.
The, az" nov soli dog cheap and som, al
them are very line.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-08-31

rLr Wheat is xorlh ifom Il, 10 IN, n, LAVA
'fs and oats b To BE. These grains are
reported as canning in quite freely.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-08-31

MrLoss.-The Mn-caii,.e .joaraal SAYS that
the largest sized lnelans do not bring over Ten
cents IA that market Here they are .iouLle
that price. The editor Acknowledges the r..
eeipt "i "ns weighing over ~ lbs Ii any of
cur subscribers can beat thai Ii shoull l~
made public
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-08-31

le~ Fresh lake iish are offered for sale ey
cry morning at the Le Claire market hau.e
They Come Ia Ice, and are fresh as when
drawn Tapping from the lake.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-08-31

s'' The large sewer on Iowa street i
steadily progressing. The ditching is now
dug to Front street
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-08-31

tS Brady, between Fourth and finh
streets i perhaps the hest juh II gutter M ,ps
yet "N"eule'l IN our city. The contractors are
iasi getting the knack ~ the thing
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-08-31

NEW loEK August ~.
The stock VI The Ohio Trust Company has
fallen 10 lsc. decline of s0c, siuce the I'D
inst.
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| "E ARE CONSTANTLY NAMING NJ
w ltiiiDss To- ..s44 .lrs4.it iafsr -is-zk 81 tat
niture and v"ai: tus4is sbo.s IA a., 1t .,--l
uclr {" call and .iatatt.s i-fre purchasing el.s
| Mh"rs 'spl Ill ~IEiEi
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{ s~ Mr.. J. Weaver, Jr, has our thank.
ior budget OF late Cincinnati pittsburg anj
New York papers
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-08-31

tr The butchers 81 Muscatine are pct,-
tionihg for a fine ~ s3o "n all farmers who
sell meat less than a quarter.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-08-31

~ The editor ot the RoeI fsiaadey a lew
dass ago received a watermelon from an an
preciaiins patron which weighed i.rty. nv,
pounis That will do
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RVRHER EDxD saN

lust EIlftI III Al apI La a ~lElEF :
i'rss,,Nt Hssi. S.s std street q s,. :. ta.st =
hH-'sF .'~si. es'nst-tttF - -lslf sfIts H. - T.
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~hsrtths tfr ". SstI fs84 ttsss At+t448t 80 rts4
Nanuiaetnrwrs - .hti e..i- ,d as. th4t r.
ia'"i!it- =" The i.s-is -l,,iirg WAih wtt g. rs.l
a ketN a-eiul afti,s.
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ter Last Saturday mornin. early was cx.
trcmcly cool cold enough for frost whether il
formed ur not