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ANNUAL E.PORT or THE PEUDEN-
CEAL COMMITTEE Of FIRE
DISTRICT NO. 1.

Your Committee ask leave to submit the
following report If their Receipts and Dis
tributions, and Of other matters d Tie Dis
trict for tie year 1858.
RECEIPTS.
Cash on hand as pr. last an. report, CLIO
From Tax Of 1857, (balance) l,360,7l
" 1855, 904 30
From y. {. Spear and others. 1900
Borrowed by vote at Special Meeting
August 10, 1868. 100000
Making total cash receipts, So ,09l -
DISBURSEMENTS.
OF this sum W have disburscd
For Engine, Hose, and apparatus, 2,lGl,j y
- Furniture, 1907
- Engine Rooms and hall, and
Water Rents, 19S,TG
For incidental ordinary running
expenses such as wood,
oil, gas, horsc-hirc, repairs
Of horse lnd apparatus and
care OF the same, &C., 3gq,r0
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The author Of the beautiful .tanzas. .s the
Old Year and the new" il, welcomed again
to our columns, after a long silence.
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AS Oo
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,JHnr 100 20
rhn No. ..aoo n Co. ;'s-
,,Is ioriii,. &:%0 c'r rNr,ir. nf H..
fro f. Allan t7ny;n, ,j,nya ,,tinh -,
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director and ar,nt. Mr.. Wcs4,n Frbi. sn,n ,i.t
in ladies' so 7,r cjr,ninr e.. ,lu ,n nIns
street. wEich has been nut n ,,r,r.rnnnjit;In
and relieved ,rrao urthII r,Lh,b r.binh h.I
.rnl, r.l IN. wnll oIn,st n..;c,. f,r ,r. ,,r.
u..m l. ala, ,,rI,j.s H. sin -
f.. ,. ID, hy,. iu, tL. .JnIv nrst.. ooL ii"
.u,n,nt nr| c,lInat, r'sn.s III, Pom.
amounting in the or jss to about SAG. and
whi,l c,HP hardly r, termed orb ,5ry ,krn
from ~tbcrnpuinG EXPENSES Of the DcnJrtmnnt
lcay,, tor the actual ordinary cxnonse only
G3j3
tn which may he rronorlv odIed annual
rent of rooms for Allen e.. -
-
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1t is evident from this statement. of cyur,,.
that Il very great proportion Of the monte,
raised hv district has been nat into anna
rltus and fixtures. permanent and lastiar in
their nlturc-c sting ,arrcly. e, be s;r,. bar
vet indI,pnnsahl. to the Efficiency IF ,our
,r~rlulZ1ti,u: and CONSTITUTING. a. II ON.
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~ i" ~ o""'"clyi VI c"I I''cl!cN'
iou are ""irt' tiHI SINCE or !1SI report
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INTO 'S'stiiict' @ud tia! branch 81 Your Al
pIra''S ms been renovated ana put IN ~
Geilent w'rNinE condition. !-e cJ,t to tt-
department has h'sn only 500. lie ct.cri-
y NV com lt'eheSs "l tni7 moVci1rIt / Cd.
your Committee ny sarprlso t"d although
we nlaIe no estimate ior TINS bI'tnc.!, when
u complete company OIL SIXTY brave, s'pn,
teilo"S' one morning; presented thclnselys
ioF our acceptance ana asked the sum OF 500,
- lut the nplaraI1s N "facr' we uia not
n 49," y We oo"l' mas " WISER eAPehVi-
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MONTPELIER AND Brp,IycToy,

FRIDAY MORNING, JAN. :, 1859.
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gIorY.rgI or A RICH HEIgEss WIKI a
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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-02-04

n-gruss Jan - A dse'gustlrp ara
occurred last evening M saawgeeiawn.
II. which IS reported - lave dca'soYea
nearly bal: Tic town
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-02-04

spR.sE y -lNrtllirR III Nll'l.
st..f.u q,.,. .u4i .nftnt iu .Al sails boz
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-26

NJ ATRIMoNIAL-JHE ADvERTIsER WISHES tn
w open correspondence With Young lady of the
peryua, ION with view 10 bmony. Address post pad
dart, BoS DIS sxpreas Post for two days.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-26

ITO GERMAN C1P1TAL1sTS. -HCMES
Fort property Thirteen level land on The
plateau Of Tie upper village the hull the creator par!
cover ed by handsome growth OF forest The
ont broad) 10 tusted the Fcrt
sack road and the elve fronts If conse
cutivey with ts ret o the Covie The lots are
vel 70 eyion for sms hooses and gardens Of from
from 100 10 so feet rosd eighth of
mile from the sisades where the finest existing Of the
Hudson be enjoyed chance for those Who desire
cheap and lovely home and the selection of heir neigh
boris
lso that superb outlook the Flat Rock with couple of
acres directly attached It in the the finest site for
saloon
LEO in the centre Of the lower village at the tun
Of the New road leading from doboken do
fcrbed twelve This lot admirably situated for
tall store lumber yard business purposes There
two boas continually lypg within few rods and the
road which fronts the finest drive 10 the neigh
torbood Of the city. Sundays from five thousand
persons vs the village ana the necessity Of ferry to Man
haitian vile will the Hudson River Railroad
1pe mile from AL Of this property apply to EDVA3O
ever In gs only.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-26
SUMMER RESORTS.

VI fAnnerfvtlc, Greene county, A. y
This wen Known and mort popus Of hotels vii for he
season on 10Th OF June For parcuiAzs circulars 10, ID
dress NORM an g. Gray proprietor hiram Dixon Adsm
xxpro@ Co, 80 Broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-26
MATRIMONIAL.

ExCUsE E1oTIsM.-I AM s1NGLe, 80, HEALTHY
" and oleraby good looking they sAy well educated
IN business for myself making $1,000 70 $4,000 per annum
lnow no one amongst my lady aoquainances whom would
Ask to re my wife want gond heath, good temper, good
Locks and certainly good education nd above all good pnc
pies VIII not marry woman, becAuacI think love
collage an erlor marry rich woman wish all she has
10 oe settled upon herself not joking want wife.
unusual though be- know there many ladies' who
map Dc similarly situated 70 myself Write in reply faithfully
ho IN iu cOpndt noe for, be assured shall not be abused
aodreas Lawrence Newks general Post office, n Y.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-26

II OUsE AND LOT FOR s .LI-KAsr MELsoss, NOR.
- iissnis opposite Jane Bebees new f.rpiry contain
pre and good basement all In good order Appy
70 JOHN CLARKE 228 West twenty fifth beet orto JsMys
GAhhEIY. on the pfemises kust be so In few days.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-26

4 ADIES AND GEHTLxAxN HAVING ANY CAST OFF
clothing furniture or CARPETS sgoss OF viii rece,v.
The nsnert prse Ia cash by sendns 70 addressing
nlseventh svsuue bet rveot7 and Twenty
eighth Streets Ladies' attended 10 BY Mys. Minx
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-26
CLOTHING, SO.

ct A CENTRE sTREEr.-wANrED $4,000 wosre
Of new and len o. clothing for the Western msses
Gentlemen VIII receive my
value, for large nnA lnts, by calling A. ne store or A.
&resslng THOb. d. CONROY, n Centre st-esA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-26

r AIDES OR GENTLsMEN, If YOU AIRS SATISFIED
~ With recelvusa fair cM Ice for your cast 81 cohisr
fun nre q carpets and not Be bubussed by the high offer
and false preenderr, call seu6 noe by post 70
HARRIS l56 seventh avenue between Twentieth and Twen.
v-nrs streets where orders viii be 3u1ctusy attended, 10
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-26

no OnA WANTED.-A PARTNER WITH THIS
u E.UUU smount IL wanted In manufacturing bua-
ars ndy IL this city he article s sold for
turr ed three months a pro6t OF 20
only obe of capital extend the manuso
tur nz az the buenes competition n this consy.
n B. None but of standing treated with unex%p-
able reerel given and ured. For TURNER
lsrn address 8. Lawrence with real name, box NV hei~
ohlce
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-26

VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR sALR-THis PROPER.
~, consisting Of s6 lots of ground situated in The Six
tenth wsrd tenth avenue besween Twenty seventh and
sebty eighth streets ard between Tenth and Kevea b
four lots Tenth and between
seventh Twenty eighth ct eet and SO the entire
half bck the south sde Of TWENTY eighth street be~ee
and Eleventh the avenue o and niue
eaet of the lots Twenty seventh street.
also street lot Twenty seventh street, near Ninth
between 1ghh and Ninth These los sub
jec to existing eases, which have about ten TO
they Id be sold at fair price and Ost LIBERAL terms
For further Information inquire Of o. FIELD Jr JAMss
\ Sl,UYTHR. l32 BROAD
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-26

41O mn wANTsO-IH PATENT B0sNHss.
@lOsVOO ether uagtner otherwise the business
has than sustained itse months wah
70 extend further The business manufacture and sAle
Of Johneon's patent churn patented Sept L. 1883 Call and
DANIEL JOHNSON, 526 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-26

M OUNTAIN HOUSE,
M South orange, j., railroad depot only one hour
from New York. via Morris and raroad beautiful
ton air. spring and baths Carriages
Trains leave foot Of CorAndt street at $50 80 NJ and
$50, $40 and GAO p. N.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-26

NBJLD FOR AOOPTION-A HEALTHY MALE CHILD
two weeks old Of good parentage. will be given absolute
10 sasisfactory patty appica DR. henry
Manhattan Life Insurance Office Nassau street rom 70
O'Clock z, n.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-26

cS non a t NEW v s,L pArEsT FOR Sale
mistake 600 per cent be made; other patent has or
he obtained for the same compete Al
dress, call the Inventor AZ ps,sntee Won o. @. Frit
schiller, l22a Fulton street. corner of Nassau up str
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-26

QOB-CALL AT THE HOTEL TO MORROW, wEDNEs
- day. At O'Clock, number Of room same a. Last
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-26

CEA BATHIN9.-THE ALLEGHANY HOUSE AT LONG
- Branch, n. j. open for the reception Of visiera
Families accommodated on reasonable terms
n. WARDELL. Proprietor.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-26


OY THE WILL OF THE LATE DAVID TOMS, CHKl,
% enhsun, England, Mrs Mary Hawley heirs end
tied 10 large estate. The husband Of tie lazy bro
ser 10 Broadway 1874 information respecting them
Will be tina alfully received by GERALD WAkkINaTON,
hegopt street, London
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-08-03
River Items.
Tuesday Aug. 2.


ARRIVED
DESxARA, Gray. st. Louis.
KEoKuK. Dodge. Montrose.
FANNY HARals, Mitchell. Dubuque.
WAR EAGLE, Gabbart, Dubuque.
DENMARK. Gray. st. Panl.
BLACK HAWK. Haight. Montross-
WAR EAGLE, Gsbbart. st. Louis.
The Keokuk, Capt Dodge, is the morn
ing packet for Montrose 1t Z O'Clock.
The Fanny Harris leaves for Galena and
Dubuque 1t o'clock this morning, and re.
turn the next evening.
The Black Hawk will be up at noon to-
day. and leave tomorrow morning ct 7
o'clock for the lower Rapids in connection
with cars and boat for St. Louis.
The RIvns-At this point and above,
the Aississippiis falling slowly. At St
Louis it had commenced rscediug again ON
Saturday. There il nine feet in the Chso-
mel ont to Cairo.
There il three feet in the Channel Of the
Illinois river ct Peoria and less than two
feet At Spring Creek.
The Missouri Is falling from Council
Bluffs down, with l-2 feet on the bars.
The Mississippi was swe' ling at Cairo on
Saturday.
The lower Ohio is very low and difficult
for navigation.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-08-03
CO M M E. RCIAL
DAVENPORT MARKET.
WEBKLY REVIEW.

OFFICE OF iowa eTATE DEMoCRAr,1
Tuesday evening. Aus 2, 1859. (
The weather during the week ending to cay has
been moderately warm, with very cool evenings and
mornings. We DO not remember hsvi"g seen better
harvest weather for many seasons. Saturday last
We had quite q shower Of rain In the morning snd o.
night it rsIned quite hard, but have heard Of no
material injury being done to the grain. Harvest u
now in very forward condition, and from all &C.
counts the crops come up TO tho best expectations
Business during the past week has been unusually
dull and the city looks quie forsaken, the idlers
who formerly cong.egated around the corners are
now out In tbs harvest held, hard at work.
Toe grsln and produce market has been very quiet.
The arrivals Of grain were very light Some Of the
new crop Of wheat and oats came In to test the
ket, but tbs amount WAS very small.
We quote IS follows
FLoUR-The market hes remained quiet and inac-
tive all the week. Ne shipments, and no change in
quotations. The mills have remained Idle and viii
remain % unit. they secure sufficient stock Of the
new crop to start again We quote new spring extra
wheat Of 5) 1t S5 90; old wheat nour (crop Of '6
90 90.
irm 1t 60c An outside buyer has been paying CSC,
the nr.t that was brought in. The milers yer arm
ct 6Oc for new; $500; II, crop Of '57. There WAS
none Of the latter Ii market and but few loads Of
new this week. Receipt. to-day $50 bu new crop At
500 200 bu crop Of '6S ct 4Oc.
CsRH-But little doing In this grain during the
week. ahpments TO st Louis about .50O bu The
marhet declined some on Thursday ana Friday, but
advanced again yesterday aud to day, closing ct 66
@66c for good to choice In ear; sh+lled about the
same or 1c advance. Blu: 1t lie sheled In marfet.
OATs-Msrket nat. \ cont, act for NV hiss been
made st 3Oc per bu-to be delivered by tn lst Of
September. The market is open for the n. crop at
8Oc. We quote the crop Of 81 at s5@40c crop Of
80 .. 25@sOc.
BARLBY-There ave bsen no srans actions In this
grain for some days. 3O@a5c hss been paid for the
new ceop.
PorAroEs-The market keeps well supplied with
new a. 4n@60c . bu.
HAY-Tnere is bat little demand for new hay thi.
week. nd very little coming In. We quits new
pr.ir,e Sa 50; timothy @e 90
Hoes-Qnet sa 81 vholes ale and 10; retail
bUITsR-The market has been bare Of good but
ter during the week; common quoted at IL k0l5c.
CHsEsD-Good Ohio SC whole ale and '0@12kc
retail. BONE made cheese is not In market.
HAMs-Good sugar cured lSc retail common
l0c
sHOuLDERs.-0ood,7 &c Wholesale. and % retail,
canv 4seed.
rRIED BsEv-llc wholesale and I8c RETAIL
DaIED APPLss-A good article quoted at lie
wholesale and l2lfc retail
DRInD PEACH -Unpared II Nc wholesale and
l6c retail; pared 2Hc retail.
Goldfish "A good article &c retail.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-08-03
Arrival Of the i" Ocean Queen !"
THREE DAYS LATER NEWS.
Defence Of the Peace Treaty
by Napoleon.

New YoRK, August 2nd.-The steamship
Ocean Queen from Hsvre and Southampton
arrived att er midnight.
Her adyices have been mainly anticipa-
ted by the Anglo Saxon at Quebec.
DR.. Merritt, United States Consul at Tu
rim, 10 a passenger.
ing in prices.
the following defence Of the Peace Treaty
by Napoleon.
Yesterday evening the Emperor received
the great bodies Of the State. the Presidents
of which were MIR. Tropling. Count de Nor
ney and n. Boracher, who addressed con-
gratulatory speeches to His Majesty.
The Emperor thanked them for their de-
votion, and then explained the reasons for
his conduct during the great eventa He
said arrived beneath the walls OF Verona
the struggle vas evidently about TO change
its nature as we'll in military as political as.
rect, obliged to attack the enemy in front,
who was entrenched behind great fortresses
and protected on its flank by the neutrali
ty Of the surrounding Territory, and about
to begin long and barren war, found
myself in the face of Europe in arms, ready
to dispute our success or agravate our re-
verses Nevertheless the difficulty of the
enterprise would not have shaken my reso-
luton, if the means had not been out of
proportion to the results to be expected. 1t
was necessary to crush boldly the obstacles
opposed, and then to accept a conflict on
the Rhine as we'll as on the Adige, it
was necessary to fortify ourselves openly
with the concurrence Of revolution ; it was
necessary to 60 out spending precious
blood and at last risk that which a SOW
ereign should only stake for the in
dependence Of his country. II / have
stopped it, it was neither through wes-
ri0ess or exhaustion, nor through aban-
doning the noble cause which desired to
serve but the interests of France felt
great reluctance to put reins upon the ar
dor of our soldiers, to retrench from my
programme the territory from the Muricia
to the Adriatic, and to see vanish from hon
est hearts noble Jelusions and patriotic
hopes, in order to serve the independence
Of Italy. l made war against the mind Of
Europe, and .ss soon as the destiny Of my
country might be endangered made peace
Our efforts and our sarrifices-have they
been merely lost f? No. We have a right
to be proud Of this campaign; we have
vanquished an army. numerous, brave and
we'll organized. Piedmont has been deliv-
cred from invasion; her frontiers have been
extended to Mincio. The idea of an Italian
nationality has been admitted those who
combstted it most, all the sovereigns Of the
Peninsular. comprehend the wants Of salu
tary reform.
Thus after having given a new proof Of
the military power Of France, the peace
concluded will be prolific Of happy results
The future will every day reveal addition
al cause for the happiness Of Italy, the in
iuence of France and the tranquility Of
Europe
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-08-03
From ~ ashiugtOn.

WASHINGTON. Aug. Col Sim. johnson,
one Of the editors Of the late Washington
Union, who several months ago was ap-
pointed Consul to Havre, has rendered his
resignation. The office, however, is not
open for competition.
So numerous have the applications for
situations in the census bureau already be-
come. that in order to facilitate responses
thereto, printed forms have been prepared,
stating that no additional clerical force will
be required until next year.
Secretary Toucey has returned from his
Northern trip.
A letter received from Secretary Floyd.
who lie now at the Virginia Springs, stated
that his health is slowly improving.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-08-03
A Convention Of COloPed N on :.

BosroN. July Ia Convention Of color
ed men, to consider on the best course to
pursue during the next Presidential can.
vass. and provide measures for the ad
vancement of the negro race In it's moral.
social and political condition, is now in ses-
sion in this city. Delegates from al! the
New England and several other states are
present. The session will be continued for
three days. There was also colored mil.
itary demonstration to day, commemorative e
Of the West India Emancipation.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-08-03
Chicago Market.

Monday evening Aug, 1, 1859.
HLoUR-Nsrket quiet; spring extra - Is; new
white - 50; cd white winter A5 so.
WHEAT-DulI, with . slight decline io spring
choice No red 81 Os on track, - % in store; No
white 4l o2 on track; old No I red g., In store
nev spring SOC on track standard sOc in store.
CoRs-No shipnents. Sales Of cana, at sc snost;
No st 59s In store.
RYE-scarce and in good dsnsnd q Sc p So -.
BARLEr--Choiee parcels In request at lO0l8c.
BUTrER-Choice in good demand at ll@12Ac
common dull st 9010c.
BssNs-very dull at 50@9oc.
E00s-'n good demand and scarce at 1Okc.
LARD-Nominal q 1l0llk kc.
PorAroEs-New scarce and advanced 6@0e. w
quote sales at 1l Is
HIDRs-Piint l6017c
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-08-03
FORSALEORLEASE.
For Sale.

AOND hundred and twenty Building lots u Or
A.Addltion TO the town OF Port Byron.
These lots are eligible and handsomely situated %
she bank Of the Mississippi They vii be sold on ree
t0nable terms.
For particular inquire OF Mossrs. Durfee, Pratt
Oo;, Port Byron, Charles J. Rogers. 0sQ LeOla,Yo,
or OF JOHN KING,
Dand Ageut. No So Brady street.
u Also. numberless desir sble pieces Of and In
and near the cities OF Davenport aud IL Oaire, and
near Port Byron. noy3O
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-08-03
Kentucky Elect on.

LOUISVILLE, Aug. las far as heard
from in Ashland district the vote is close
In the 5th District, Brown, (Regular).
probably elected over levitt. Nndepend
ent
Mesgre returns from the I'd District show
large opposition gains-Mallory. opposition,
900 over Holt.
In this city and Jefferson county. the op.
position have about 100 maj. Mallory ID
elected to Congress.
Returns from the interior are too meagre
for any conclusion tonight.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-08-03

MAIL ARRANGEMENTS.

Times Of opening and closing msils In the Dsvenpsr,
Post Once:
4AsTsRu 0AIL, arrives at e:l3 \ 4 and $50 -
cioses at 9:i6 A 4 IT $50 Pm.
HoRTHERN NAIL. via Dubuque and Northern Iowa
arrives At 8 50 = c.osesst s:16 4 n.
9OUTHsRN n VI, from g.. Louh and Southern Mis-.
souri,, sraives st 60 n closes ~ 9:16 y.
wRTEsN ABD sOuTHEks Iowa NAIL, arrives ..
$50 u closes at9.30 M.
ILLiRoB WAY NAIL, arrives S%6 4 = and 6:50 ?
n; closes IT o A and 5PM
RIvsR NAIL SOUTH, including river towns above et.
Louis, tbs Missouri River, Hsb.ssks and kan y,
via Hannibal I st. Joseph =, arrives ct 10 4
M closes stlPn.
RIvER NAIL, In ciuding river towns from Claire
to Lyons. arrives at A y clio ses st $50 =.
HORTBERS MAIL, BY lsnt, mp the river, arrives at
Sundays, Wednesdays and 1ridays: closes 1t
9P NJ on Mondays, Wednesdays and Prtdavs.
BLUE 9nA9 NAIL, arrives st IL =, closes 1t IL -
Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays.
AMITY MAIL, arrives and closes at - n Tuesdsys
and Fridays.
axAuosA MAIL, arrives and CLOSES IN - n, on
ThuSsdays.
The Nee vii b. open ON Sunday during the Sum-
mer from to 10 IN.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-08-03

LARGE SrocK.-Curry has q large
stock of apples and large stock of gene.
rosity-eells the best fruit In the city, and
remembers the printers.
Yesterday morning he received some
three hundred dollars worth of this delici.
Gus fruit, which he will sell on best terms.
Call on him when good apples are wanted.