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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-09-05

CROPS IN GEoRGIA.-Under date of the 9th ut.,
a correspondent of the Augusta Dispatch says, writ
ing from Gwinnett county, Ca:
Corn crops are as good as the land could produce,
and if no unforeseen accident should happen there
will be more to dispose of at cheaper rates than was
| ever known before in old Gwinnett. re-
From the abundance of rain and cool weather. our
cotton crop will be very light indeed Our cotton in
old fields. where it usually grows about knee high of
a good crop year. is this year as high as mans
head You can judge by that it is running too much
to weed. In looking over ten acre field, you will
notice very few blooms To tell the truth, there was
more wheat made than the farmers know how to take
care Of A great deal thrown into boxes and
barrels in damp state and l understand is spelling
at fearful rate.
1t is predicted the weeves will be very prevalent
this fall. should not be surprised as notice their
webs now in wheat that was damp.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-09-05
MO EXCUSE FOR LEAkY ROOFS

FROM WM. BROWN AEGHIrECT-
To MAY hereby testify thatI have used
Warren's Wafer Proof Composition Roofing for the
last tour both private and b!lc bulgs The In
Hotel nt Niagara FAILS having $50 feet frontage,
and the Engine House and Machine Shops OF the New
York Rnirand Buffalo, with the roofing.
have had difficulty with and have heard no complaints,
AERIAL experience with its extensive that it is the
Hat roofs no W in use its rheapnes durability
susceptibility Of ciug readily mnde perfectly tight and It's
great power to resist fire.
baltimore, February IA, 1854. WM BROWN.
All who have ud these Roofs and consequently
best qualified speak inegeny the subject bear the
testimony. They have thoroughly tested the
Age's Warehouses; their dec ded superiority all
othe Roofing materials used for Flat Roofs has been fully
established
TH,S RICHARDSON & co, the only persons author
ized Roofs of this description in this State
s-rder box lU4 Mechanics Exchange, u ot. Charles St.
New Orleans.
Refer Nessrs. A, +. COCHRAN & HALL. a22
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-09-05

THE DEFEAT OF PRIoREss AT LEwEs RACES
The London Star thus comments on the defeat of Mr.
Ten Broecks mare Prioress, at the l4ewes Races:
The success of Tournament for the IeWes county
Cup yesterday, and the defeat of the American mare
PriOlcSS have created Il sensation. The Americans
are sorely chagrined, and they regard the ingorous
exhibition made by Plioress as humating and mort
flying. And no wonder, for they openly boosted Of
the triumph OF the stars and stripes over the flower
OF English turf celebrities At Goodwood lesson was
taught them, for in their overwhelming confidence
they allowed their horses to be ridden by native Jock
eys totally Ignorant of the art and tact exercised by
an English rider. Still the bodness of the pace at
Goodwo enabled Proress to "ve'' with her COM
petltors to nearly distance from home. At Iewes
the case was altered for the race was to the swift and
Proress, on whom Brother Jonathan had founded his
hopes, was cut down without having shadow of a
chance. The American horses Pryor and lecomte
may, however, yet prove that the reputation which
preceded them to this country is not founded Oh
boasting and error.
In this connection we extract the following from
Porters Spirit Of the Times:
We are informed by gentlemen who have lust re.
turned from England, that arrangement is in pro.
gress, by which English horses to meet ours on
our own ground, for stakes of f5 O0O or SIS O00 at
single dashes OF one two and three miles, each party
to name their horses at the post We have hopes
that this meeting may be brought about. The rela
tive merits OF the of the two countries will
be truly tested until the English meet us on our
! tracks, as We have met them on their turf.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-09-05
r- COAST PACKET sTEAmE1.

FallIfsS F4allIfssS Bella Donna-To and from New Orleans,
Bayou Sara. Fort Adams, Williams Port
Husnr and all intermediate landings, the BELLA DONNA,
Vim. McCOrbs mnS'er, will resume her old trips commencing
Saturday, 18TH and will continue throughout the
leaving New Orleans every Saturday evening" o'clock,
every Wednesday evening" arrival of the
from Woodvie.
s clerk will be the Ievee receive freight Thurs
day morning,
RPacuIar attention paid to the receiving and landing of
and freight At all hours ni the day and night
jy29tf HOLMES Il CIAUSS, Il Tchoupitouas st,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-09-05
STEAMBOAT DEPARTURES.
o II / o RIv E R
WEIR MISSISSIPPI.

Leaves "EpSESDAY y 10th instant: at o'clock P. NJ.
, r q U Il Il w T. DN f y ID Y
ElL PACkET.The sunrror running packet steamer
sS@G%A sS@G%A X. w. Powell, j. H. Estis, master viii
Iandng Lake csmsck,s Landing Miken Bend
River Landing Bayou Sara, Port Hudson, Ronge Pa.
qneminc and Donadsonvle above W. Powell will
take Ynzoo river freight and sign through bills of adn with
the privilege For freight apply board
7. B. SMITH, gent
sc3 Telnupitoulas street,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-09-05

A Relic OF THE OLDEN TIME-Captain Payne, in
the course Of his dredging operations in the river
fished up day two ago, at point nearly opposite
the upper end of the cut,'a small iron swivel
which bears the marks of having been a long time
buried when it was found, 1t was twelve feet below
the surface of the water which was five or six feet
deep at the spot-consequenty, it was five or six
feet beneath the bed of the river. 1t is curious
looking little piece of ordnance, and is evidently of
considerable antiquity We have heard various sur.
misses about it, but it is probablya revolutionary relic
1t is about 2 feet long, with q inch bore, and
has on the breech the following marks quite visible.
but much worn: IN. xxx, and below these maj ks
E" WxM." Petersburg (Vu.) IntelIigencer
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-09-05
r. SUMNER ARKANGE,1ENT-


lss1GsE..tss s Steamer Ben Franklin. Jos D. Clarke,
sS5ras-s master, for Cairo Hickman, Memphis Helena,
Napoleon Greenvle and all the Bends will leave the fol-
throughout the connecting at Cairo with the
ros Central Railroad Louis and all the Eastern cities
Memphis with the Memphis and Charleston Railroad for
Nashville huntsville Tuscubia, Knoxville Chattanooga and
Leaves New orleans WEDNESDAY, Sept 9, at PM
Leaves New Orleans WEDNESDAY, Sept. % at P. NJ.
Leaves New Orleans WEDMESDAI, Oct |, at ?. NJ
Leaves New Orleans WEDNESDAY, Oct. 81 at P. NJ.
Ben unsurpassed in point Of speed and
fort any boat having very and airy arranged
pressly O the accommodation OF families
Passengers depend on this boat leaving as advertised.
he engaged for OF the above trips app
cation agents. where plan Of her cabin be
JOHN +. HYDE Co, 66 PoyGlas street,
". Z. REDDING, Ralro d Agent,
iea under st Charles Hotel
~ The Franklin will attend her Memphis Bend, Way
and Plantation business usual
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-09-05

0~ THE STEAMER JAMES e.
H4.ltlIM woodruff G. S Rogers, master, will leave
New Orleans for st. Louis the coming
follows: - -
THURSDAY, Sept. l..
m6 REIJ, BUCHANAN X co, No. CT Tchoupitouas.
r5 rlan of the cabin and secured by
calling at the office Of the agents,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-09-05
Leaves every THU PSnAY, at 5o'cock, P.
-M~ H. REGULAR THURSDAY. U. 5

1NEs4&Sfssis7 Mail Packet steamer Il. w. NcItae, J.
NJ White, master, will leave for Carolina Land
ing Ashton, Pilcher's Point, skpwits Ian ding,
Proydence Camacks Landing Mliikens Bend Eicksburg
ing Bayou Sara. Port Hudson, Baton Rouge. Pqnenine
and Donaldsonvile, carrying the U. Mail For
having unsurpassed accommodations apply board
to
GEO. D. HITE 4 Co, 81 Front street.
sy The R. W McRAE, will Yazoo river freight
sign through bills lading for it, with the privilege Of reshippng
steamer U. S. Aid. iei7
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-09-05
Leaves on SATURDAY 9th inst. at p. NJ. Positively
r. FOR SHREVEPORT DIR ECT
OU A HITA RIV ER.

Leaves on SA TURDAY. 5h instant. O'Clock 2. NJ.
H|= FOR OU UACHITA-THE WELL.
lgaHlHt known light draft steamer Bayou Belle,
n. NJ, Mclaughlin master. will leave above
for Trenton Monroe, Columbia nd all intermediate landings
The Bayou Belle receiving freight the of Custonose
street and will positively leave advertised For f. light
passage, apply cd board, T. B. SMITH,
4 Tchouptoulas street.
H There will be clerk the Levee early Thursday
morning o receive freight.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-09-05
A L A B A NJ A YER.

ffre A FOit BLADON AND CULLuM
lEas1Afpl pla Springs-SteHmar Advance, Samuel Abes,
master leaves twiceu week for Radon and Gull
lam Springs Wednesday O'Clock p NJ and for De
mopOliS. Bl 3dOn and Cuum Springs every SATURDAY,
O'Clock NJ Returning leaves Badou and Cullunl Springs
every TUESDAY. o'clock P. N and every TIL RSDAY
al s P. VI. For particulars applvto
my22 If I. B. SMITH. Tchoupitones street
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-09-05
THE LAKE,

-, FOR MOBILE-DAILY U. s MAIL
z A.gli- -SLINE-Summer Arrangement-The splendid
packet steamer California. Hutchings,
Oregon, Myers MASTER built expressly Lake trade
Leave the PontcharIran Railroad DAILY the arrival at
the Lake of the IL o'clock NJ stopping water perning
each way, Bay St Louis and Pass Christian, and at Paca
gonla Tuesday and Saturdays gons andon Mondays and
Thursdays returning -
iel R. GEDDES Agent, n Bank Place.
~, LA X e II X z r A X + 7,
rn4..41l4h@SsTEAMER Creole-For Ocean Springs and d
intermediate landings. The and splendid
low packet CREOLE Lewis Neson master
built expressly for this trade with superior Recommendations Will
Poncharrar Railroad the arrival at the Lake OF
the follows.
From New Orleans From Ocean Syringe.
Monday. IN A. cars SUNDAY ENENING
TUESDAY, .,.....9 Am cars MONDAY EVENING.
THURSDAY ga M cars WEDNESDAY EVENING.
SATURDAY 7. NJ cars. FRIDAY MORNING.
For Biloxi. From Biloxi.
PRIDAY.....,...4 r. NJ SATURDAY MORNING.
Cabin Fare Bay ST. Lonis Pass Christian. $2 90
Cabin Fare to Mississippi City, Biloxi and Ocean
ChlldreH and Servants. d
Deck ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ................ l Is
R. GEDDES, Agent, 10 Bank Place.
New Orleans June |, 1851. jel
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-09-05
.s1n ITNITEDS'VATEST TRa- H%s
Lar. e WEEKLY MAIL LIN T. lszssslkssSssss
ltsssa5lsszzszEk;NNj, TO VICkSBURG. RSSSzSzssssHs

ON TUESDAY at.ON THuRSDAYnON SATURDAY, al
5 F. NJ at P. NJ. p. NJ.
The magnificent [. The magnificent The magnificent U.
States Mail pcEei U S mail packet States mail packet
Princess, Capl'n Il. W. lcisa aIciie2' capt \
wilson viii leave Capt j. NJ White r. P. Leaters, will
for Donaiscuyle will leave for Don leave for Donaldson
Plauuemne Baton aldsouve Plaque Y lie, Plaquarne,
Rouge Port Hudson mine Batou Rouge IIt9h Rouge PoTt
Bnrou Sara Red Port Hudson BaSOn HUDSON, Bayou Sara,
River Landing Fort Sara Red River Red River Landing,
Adams, Nutc ez Landing Fort Ad Fort Adams, NacleA
WWrr,roof Rodney ANS Nachez Wa Waterproof Rodney
ST. Joseph Grand erproor, Rodney Saint Joseph, Grant
Gulf Wnrrento and st ,oscna Grand Gulf Warreuon and
Vicksbrug everyGulr, Warrenon Eieksburg every SA-
T L ES A Y, n Mil ken'S Bend ~ 'nlAA at 3 o.
O'Clock p |Vicksburg La clock p. NJ
The 4 Noes $ Pro v,ience Stacks The steamer NAT
connects Mt Vcks Isl md and skip . Ut
burg with tie steam W his Land Nickshurg with the
er L. s AID and every THU RSDAI steamer RANGER.
will take freight ior lat o'clock p ". and will take freight
all tlis landings on The R. W. Nc for all the landings
YH7oo river s Ligh connects al on Yazoo rveras high
Us ureeuwgod Wick burg W as Greenwood at high
s'mer Ranger, tax water rates.
ing fr' 'ghttoralllnud
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-09-05
Later from Texas.

By Jones' Express, and by the arrival yesterday Of
the steamship Opelousas, Captain Van Horne Ellis,
from IndianoIa and Galveston, we have papers from
the latter place to Thursday last
The News says:
On the lower Brazos a channel Of sixty feet wide
and two and half feet deep has been opened in
Ihompson's shoals, the worst point on the river.
The company Of the railroad from Washington to
tap the Houston Central, about five miles from Wash
lngIon, mas been organized, John NJ Brown being
etected PRESIDENT, and James Z. Farguhar, Willis
handai, b: b. hutchinson, DR.. Flewelyn and James
wilson, treasurer The amount Of 900 has been
raised as required by the charter and the work will
be commenced in few days.
The San Antonio Ledger learns by letter from
Fort Clarke, dated the 9Th August, that Capt Pope
and his party had arrived there. They were in good
health, and expected to reach the welI.camp on the
Pecos within eighteen days. The letter states that
the Indians reported to be very troublesome along
the road, but it thought that they would hardly
dare to molest so large party as that of Capt Pope.
The Ledger states that a little daughter Of Mr. ".
LETTERING and a young negro girl were together in
the kitchen of a citizen of San Antonio, where a
loaded pistol had been carIessly left The little negro,
ignorant Of the fact of its being loaded took up the
pistol and pulled the trigger, when the shot took
effect in the forehead of Mr. Lefering's child, who
expired instantly. "
| The Harrison Flag learns that difficulty between
John Miller and - Vaughan, occurred in the north-
west corner Of that county, few days ago, in which
deadly weapons were used, and in which the latter
was instantly killed by bowie knife, in the hands OF
| the former.
In the Cass County Herald Of the 18th ut, we find
the following:
The Gazette short time since alluded to the sup
posed discovery of silver in this county Within the
last few days have heard rumors of discoveries Of
the same metal in several other places suppoeed to
be the same vein. We know that some kind Of metal
has been found in large quantities, which resembles
silver very much. Parties are now ont prospecting
and we hope to be able soon to confirm the report
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-09-05


nencement Exercises for the academic year lS55S57
will take place the 18th Of July inst, O'Clock P NJ
The parents guardians OF the students and friends
Of the University respectfully invited attend without
any further notice
Glasses in English, French Mathematics Comm erca Cacu
Iaons Pgnllasip and EUek Keeping will continue
ton during the months OF August and Sept mber
Military wanted for academic year ls57-5S 10
take charge Military Tactics and perform the duties of
general isUp!uarian Apply At the OF
Common streets, to
iyIj llE Prof LOUIS
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-09-05
DAY AND BOAkpING suIlOoL FOR Y0UNG

L hSD Stt3ObL FOR NbUAu
A. l.AplF.S-tounde in 1888, by Madame ers and
Quoted since lS4O by Madame Dosbraya Burgundy street
tween CustonhoHse and Benvie Streets New, Orleans.
The Summer Session of this establishment at Pass Christian
hegns the LIST June The buildings there are large enough
to accommodate FIFTY boarders and indefinite
Day Scholars Attached the fine bath hnlse
and good wharf The nsstion provides thorough and sub
statia instruction every department Of education
and offers facilities for the French Inn
uue Singing and Soliege taught by Mr. Provost the well
known leaer Of the Orchestra OF the New Orleans Oper Mr.
Provost will reside the Pass during the summer will con
tinue his lessons ngng soege in the establishment Fl.
will also give private lessons in families.
Examinations in music take place month during
in the city, and every fortnight duril the Pass
city school remains the whole for boarders
day scholars. tnv36 Iy
II NORTH CULl4ONi, i,ATTUkNEY-AT-LAM, WILL
s attend to all professional business in ST Landry
ayoyeie3 that may be entrusted to his Office MARKS
WILLIE La.
Reterences-Chas NJ Waterman, hurdwnre ,rchart G. "
OLIVIER Thos D. Miller, commission Chas
Singleton attorney atlsw; Nixon Adams Crescent Office
New orieais' m2S lydkW
NEWELL COTTON NSCREWS-SIX AND NINE
inches in diameter ny twelve Eeet long i'll Lathes
OF solid metal. a supply in store and FOR sale
prices SAMUEL Il, GILMAN,
ly3O 3m&N 10 Gravier street,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-09-05

NDSELi.E MUSCATEL-25 cases Sparkling in
4tI store and for sale by S. WOLFF, 9j Camp street
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-04-04
~ SANDERS & BROTHER.

A BLUNT OPIAloN.-Dr. B.illie,
who was no more famed for his msdi-
cal skill than for his common sense
mode Of displaying il, being called to
attend an eccentric individual calling
himself D. JONES, the dramatist, dur
ing q nervous attack, which he was
subject to, the fertile individual said,
Doctor, doyou think | write too much
for my constitution No. replied the
discriminating doctor, but you do Tor
your reputation
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-04-04

A Coop Hu.--Joseph E, Brown o
the Blue Ridge Circuit is winning
golden laurels for the manner in which
he discharges the duties OF his othce.
The good order and decorum that
he secures, gives dignity to tho court,
and great ,yfaci'itatest the Q rsctpros'
ecution Of business, That there y. a
bit Of waggery in his composition, is
svident from the following i'ocid mt:
While hearing cage ip--court
the attorney stated iu his plea, that
he believed one OF the jurors was in
toxicated. The Judge, addressing
the man alluded to, said,
Sir, are you drunkP
The Juror, strengthening himself up
in a bod half defiant tone, said,
NO sir re bob!' aa-. .~
Well, said the Judge, lime you i've
dollars for the re, and ten fer the bob
The juror wilted.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-04-04

A Rhode Island clergym n recent
ly illustrated his argument in favor
Of corporal punishment for children
by pleasant piece Of witti':ism. He
said that tho the child wher once
started in course ofevil conduct, was
like loco motive on the wrong track
lit takes the switch to get it of.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-04-04
Pennsyivania Railroad. i.
The Old Pioneer Bakery still ahead!

FINHE Sub6CTibBT mas f6Coht1y made ext0nsVe pfepr
- srssions for the manufacture OF Ratter, Sugar,
Boston, Soda, Pic Mic, Water and o. sler Crackers,
Pilot Bread, &c, DC, together with good assort-
meat OF Loaf Bread, Cak es and Rusks.
have also purchased the Patent Right for Scott
county, for the manufacture of Crrm Paul's
PATENT LOAF BRAD,
made by Machinery. The advantages claimed for
this process Of nxking Bread, thcse the Bread Is
more uniform in quality, and handsome in appear. .
apcs,it 10 much whiter and more even, much
longer without becoming stale, and 10 many persons
IL not objec donable when 4 week old, It cuts a
handsome as the finest French roll, ii goes farther,
and IL readily introduced into families who have nsv.
er used Bakers bread before. ! shall continue 70
so0ve articles, terms which ai to give en-
tire satisfaction, hope 70 be able 10 supply all who
may favsr me- with their patronage. Thankful for
past favors, l hope TO merit c0ntiu uancs Of the
same. All orders from the country pronptly attend
ed TO. DANIEL MOORk,
Pioneer Bakery, Front Street, one square above
Burrows Il Preiiyman's steam Mill..
davenport, May 81, lS56-dt -e. -...- -
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-04-04
DaSenPOCt
Co NJ M erclNl College,
LATE BARR'sgt
RaAu1tv

Faculty.
J. C. LOPEZ,
PrlapAi, sId Teacher In Book keeping, fe.
.. w. Il. PRATT,
Asst. Princi pat, and Teach er Of PENN anship and
Bookkeeping.
"AVING associated with m yss II In this Institute
IL W. II. PAArT, EsQ., We are now prspa red TO
4usify young men in all branches offs Commercial
education. SD
DOUBLE-ENTRY BooK.KEEPING,
as sdap ted 10 every depa rtmsnt Of business,
BUSINESS PENMANSHIP, ~ .
fros bold nd rspid style, - well a. Commercial
csleulauons,S aud all branches taught at similar
TEACHERS
qualifed for executing and instTuctins In thor
ough and scientific manner our sysTem Of Wrtipx,
insiuding Ornamental Psnmsnship, Fiouris hing,
Gard " Iiting, &c. @ a1
= ga4 Ladies' Department. ..a
Particular attention 10 solicited sor this dspsr n.
mspt, ~ one room 10 devoted exclusively to that
purpose.
Our tsrms are moderate and course OF instruction
as thorough, as al any institution In the West. We
would respectfully call the attention Of bisiness
men and othefa to the above and solicit their pst-
ronage fora Home last tuition. All are invited 10
vish us and examine specimens Of Penmanship,
progrsss Of papils, mode Of instruction, &c. For
hartAer PARTICULAR enquire at The corner Of Third
mhsl du !. c. LoPx, Principal.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-04-04

An old lady, looking atthe curiosi-
ties in a museum, came to q couple
of sea.d dogs; and, after gazing at them
with wonder, inquired Of q wag who
stood near hel, if they baked. No
madam says the wag, their bark is
ON the sea-
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-04-04

Widow Mahala Rohrer locked her
two liitls children in her house in Ha
gerstown, Md, and went to visit q
neighbor and they and the house
were burned together.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-04-04


Brady street, (next door to Post ohaceJ
E- DAVENPORT, IOWA.
Real Estate bought and sold on commission
Land WarEants bought, sold and located; InvsN
nents made and money loaned on re estate or per.
sonai security; examinations Of land titles made
Mo- es and claims collected, DC, c,Hc.----s-e.-.;.-
Agency OF the following reliable ana resi- ousioie
Life and Fire insurance Companies
Excelsior FIRE Insurance Co., s..= -
n. Y city capita $500 900
New Am sterdsm Fire Insurance." l5O,OOO
Ph9nix Fire Insurance CO., Brooklyn Hoo,ooo
Schenectady county Fire Insurance
Co., Schenectady, N. Y, t.4- =" lOoOoo
New York Life Insurance Co., \. y. city, ,00O,0O0
RxVRRKsoRs.
'A''' Bro Barrow Cd ''''i'. S.;srpors, 10 1:.!
Daniel I. hewcomb, ksq., -.. :"
DaTron Marksl& Co, BANKERS, pubuqae:
Marine Rsnk, Chicago, Ill.
Port Plsis Bank, Fort Plain,
Mohawk Bank, Schenectady, Ny.
Gen. John .Visle, Troy, u,
Hon. G. 3. Cochfsns, u. c., Albany, NY.
Webster & Ssois, New York c1ty'
mRfOh II ,S7 dwtf
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-04-04
NEW Tan Ss'OssE.

LU M BHH!
CANNGN
Steam Saw & Planning Mills
SASH, DOOR a. BLIND FACTORY.
1W0ULD respectfully call the attention of Build :
i ers, Farmers and the pubtc generally TO my lars
and well assorted stock Of
LUNRKR, LATH AND SHINGLES,
and TO Cash Purchasers win make 1t az object to
call at my mIll-ths Lowest Mill on see, nd street,
whore have now On hand,
Fencing Of all lengths, from IL to "a II.
Framing Lumber Of every dimension;
Flooring, planed or rough,
Barn Boards Of alllengths;
Shingles, shaved, cut or sawed
Lath Of the best quality;
Also Furnishing Lumber, Siding. D..
am now prepared to furnish at short notice,
DOORS, SASH, BLINDS,
Window and Door Frames. Architraves sad
Arehitravs Aouldings, Columns and RI.
lAstsr Work, Plinths Base Boards,
Panel Work, Corniess, Mould
ings from to inches wide,
vsrsndah Balustrads
Scroll Work,
BRACKETS, CONSOLES and MEDALLION OR
NAAESTS. SCROLL SA WING done to order.
Tho machinery in my Door, Sas and Blind Fac
tory being all of the latest md best mprovem ents
and having competent work men, all iders lsN with
to give ~ stisfsclion.
Thankfu for past favors, hope BY stnct Etten-
ton 70 all orders TO merit a continuance Of same.
dec 10 ]. NJ. CANNON.