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NORTH ATLANTIc-cANART IsLAND-TENER IFFE-sUNKRs
ROCK OFF NORTH EAST END
HydrograDhic Office Admiratv

NORTH ATLANTIc-cANART IsLAND-TENER IFFE-sUNKRN
ROCK OFF NORTH EAST END
photographic Office, Admiralty, I
London, Jan. 16, 1860. (
Information has been received at the Admiralty from
H. NJ Consul at the Canary Island, that on the 9Th Dec
east end Of Tener the observed breaking over
sunken rock at about n mile East (true from Anaga
Point, or by from the point known as La Mancba
Blancs BY letter from the naval authorities at the "a
nary Islands, 1t appears that this is known to the
pilots OF the port of Santa Cruz that named the Bao
de- la Manche has about fifteen feet on it at low water and
81 feet at high tide and sea breaks over il only
certain occasions
Caution-As this danger lies the track of vessels
bounp from the Northward to the por Santa Cruz the
mariner is cautioned to give it wide BERTH either by
passing well in shore well to seward of it. until its DO
sition be correctly sscertaned
By command of their Lordshps,
JOHN WASHINGTON, photographer
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OF sPAIN-FIxED LIGHT ON THE
coLUMBRETEs ROCKS
Treasury Department, Office Lighthouse Board, !
Washington, Feb, 1860 I
Official information has been received at this office that
on and after the Both day Of December 1859 would be
hbited from the lighthouse recently on the north
East part OF Cobre the principal iset Of the Columbretes
lying of the south coast of Spain, province of
The light will be fixed white light to illuminate 800
degrees placed at elevation of 1916 above high water
marx ana In clear weather should be seen at distance
of q mil s. ~ " e
The illuminating apparatus is deoptrc or by lenses of
the first order. ~ - s VI
The ghttower is eoored white is slightly conical ard
rises from the middle of building
lor 1t stands at 40 yards from the margin of the on
an emmnence named Monte COibre in lat 3eo 53r $50
N u Al II +. from Greenwich,
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II HUI ALL,
T.. PLUMBER,
pLUMB sfR SEA M1r e
wber Ae eD AND tDd N9 Of TIL LBER Rd STREET,
ing materials, consisting in part Of
Lead Lea l! Pipe and Sheet Lead, Horse Powers
Eliza Pig an 9,I Bar Tin Bath Tubs
Spelter, Kitchen and Pantry Sinks,
iron Pipe, Water Closets,
Sa S$GiFs &ssb as stnRa s Basins
E Ere Piugs5 , Brass and Silver Plated Cocks
Pumps, Bidst Pans,
Single action Force Pumps, Cooking Ranges-best pat
Hydraulic Rams-Gatchelrs Glazed Iron Stone Drain Pipe
and other makes. all sizes, with Turns and
s-ll work entrusted to me will be promptly executed
by good workmen and at low prices Country prompt
attended TO- Single pieces furnished for repairs any
MARYLAND STEAM TURNING
IVA AND SAVING WORKS,
A F9 R h1 p Mop LN nRI XARP
M NV ann M, TnKNlNG, OF every style, for
ShRAL RESIDENCES,
ewes R1anfF and Rapd RaRs a
Bench and Hand Screws, Hubs, Oval Frames, &c
TURNING AND i SWINE VIM variety OF
CHERRY and POPLAR
also cnFFIN sTUFFs aud yENEERs *
JOS. THOMAS Il son,
, CORNER OF PARK AND CLAY sTERKfs.
Var South Eutaw street fnlT-tf
7 PERLE CHAMPAGNE.
- This celebrated Wine is highly sparkling perfectly
pure and OF rich fruity TASTE unsurpassed in quality by
RUR us Cabinet %si AN SE-Parcuar attention Of
SnneT is sna % Gdr
andersg1ed being ar aware that
many competitors spreading the report that Wine
hereby the TEN THOUSAND DOLLARS oaRV Know g0
scientific fGHf the R Sn "64 I Ribs @
thing else but the pure Juice OF the grape.
A Chalons-sur- Marine, France
CHARLES H. MYERS & BRO,
nl1d Baltimore
STEAM MARBLE WORKS.
~ BEVAN d SONS,
AMERICAN ND sz'i F6R Z MARBLE,
near Howard,
ID F. GRAVELY'S TOBACCO.-A LARGE LOT
w '' WARWICK, FkIoK 8. BALL,
Commission Merchants
1a3lu No. 60 South street
T ETTUCE SOAP.
IL We have justreceved further supply of the cele
ated Lettuce Soap This Soap being made without aka
children in cold weather 100
BREIDENBACH EXTRACTS, onu
For sale by CANFIELb BR6THERS SGo CO, h.
dI6tf GER Baltimore and Charles SITS
STORAGE will be taken in warehouse l25
koSmiths wharf, at moderate prices Apply to KNOX 4
co d90tf
EL0UR.-BAKERS' AND FAMILY FLOUR
Il of the choicest brands for by dray load or single
Dbl Also, PRIME TIMOTHY HAY, in bales
SAMUEL A. HOUSE,
dl6tf 4s s. Calvert street between Lombard az Pratt
THE MOUNT VERNON COMPANY, have on
"H' az Fa af SSRs FOX pRPER MhKgRs
DUCK. FOR T ER5fssSSiK MAKERS
OPPICB-IIoABA RD STRICT,
oc2St snyuer NJ Frgnkp L
TENTLEMEN'S SHAWLS.
0cases fine and low grade Mauds recd and for sale BY
uTH SHAW, Prick co
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MAXWELL, WRIGHT Co.
Represented by our partners, W. H. b. c. Wright and
John s. Wright, Esqrs., Baltimore, u s. A.
cLEARANcEs OF COFFEE DURING THE MONTH OF prc 1880
United States-Boston 1000 bags, Philadelphia 500
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,.s[-s DIRE TT' FR aM 2 Sgy Idov
PHIA and 3 BALTIMORE, via the
~ - EBAY LIN ,,
TON, Augusta, RALEGH, CHARLOTTF col r. II
BlA, ATLANTA, MONTGOMERY, AND ~
49, NEW ORLEANS
FALL AND WINTER ARRANGEMENT
nav , DAILY, Except Sundays via
HAY LINE, SEA-BOARD & ROAN0K d RAuRt+r
n,,,, TO THE ABOVE MENTIONED PLACES
Inc schedule being
TO NO NIGHT TRAVEL on the Railroad from 1900 '''e
NEW YORK TO WFIDDN n
. THROUGH TICKETS
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NEW YORK WEEKLY COFFEE CIRCULAR
Stock Of Rio and Santos Coffee Feb 1860 245 bags
Received since to date per Nameaug. 500 g
" per North Point A 000-7 500 I"
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There has continued good demand for Rio since the
date of last but sales have been restricted
ing to the advanced pretenons of holders The prnci
pal transactions have been 242 bags balance per In-
dia" at l2c 205 per Starlightn 12c. ex ship and
403 per Flying Cloud" at IKE portion of cargo per
Anne E. Grant, 1895 bags, has been ordered to Rich
mond; this we have taken from the stock The market
closes firmly at our advanced quotations
STOCK OF RIO
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EzaslEs~--A FOR FREDERICKSBURG, VA
~ - sSzsaa<s1a-AND LANDINGS ON RAPPAH5NNoCH

AsszaaazarsSPHIA STEAMBOAT COMPANY
VIA CANAL,
For the transportation Merchandise Produce
Philadelphia and Baltimore ~ - " u.s. 'e'"oeH
FOR PHlLADELPHIA-0ne of the COMPANIES Steam
pots leaves No Light street wharf daily at O'CLOCK ar
ryng in Phadelphia at o'clock the next morning in ar
pie time for the New York Trains 1S' III "IS
FROM DELPHIA-Tngvasd aiI,, NJ . o,o,o,,.
No 10 South wharves 80 WYNN
Goods forW ardcG Immediately with corafrse ~ oil ,
'"f c"n'ih'saioh' j. ALEX. SHRIF Err, Agent,
NO. ) Light street wharf, Baltimore
,.,o, - A. GROE ES, Jr, Agent,
wi
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8u0ks an9 Stationery.
MURPHY l. CO.-BOOKSELLERS PUB
1'A LISTERS, PRINTERS,
MARBLE E SGF1EfS% y nEt4lnoRs ST.
s7-u BALTIMORE.
BLANK BOOK, PAPER AND
S4 II HHE = W ARs NsS
No, 3 SOUTH CHARLES STREET,
HAS ON HAND A VERY SUPERIOR AS
and % bis stock w be D aig
NOTE P a Ruled and Plain, in great variety
! I 4T STE yp r Sse and
T2FERs LEAD and SLATE PENdffS' INK STANDS,
G$Fstssg 'Rf kGRsRHss f5 e 81 5 SRFH5S
PLAYING CARDS, PRINTERS do, T., &c, all at low
.-GoTNTRY MERcHANTs will do well to fe22.tt
GSssf ~ CARRTAGES.-We have on hand at
49, OUR MANDATORY ANDi REPOSITORY
9ne Of the largest and best assortntnts of CAR
riages invited call and stock as we are
determined to sell at as low rates anJ accommodating
Ja25-n Corner of Howard and franklin ss., Bait.
80 ~ CARRIAGES CARRIAGES I'VE
M q 9Rnf z H FSfESEE da hs
styles E rqbe invited and examine for 6eni-
BURR, HAIGHT b O'CONNEIL,
Repairing dose at the shortest notice, mr22-tf
Cf 81 CARRIAGES CARRIA GESl--The
Sfz>3G ohscriber has hand at his extensive CAR
RAGE RHPGSlTORY No. IS South Gay street, the most
tensiye and best assortment Of fashionable CARRIAGES
that can b. found in the city Persons in want of Carriages
Will find ii to their interest give call as am deter
mined to sell low for cash approved paper All work sold
at my Repository warranted for tweivs months Old Caria-
geS repaired or taken in exchange for ones.
'sysye % storage nes Fl fln MoG2NN
ca Y X CARRIAGES
The r spbsei5sr$ have hand their factory No %
VEST YETTE STREET, a general assortment Of Car
at the lowest prices cash or approved paper Ali ara
Ses guaranteed for twelve months We respectfully invite
the public u call and examine our stock
N B.-Old Carriages taken in exchange for new ones
n26,1 J. RIDDLEMosER, JR. Il co
EURLETT & SONS
" CARRIAGE MANUFAGTORY.
No. 80 NORTH STREET
~ ~ The undersigned having greatly en-
larged their premises aud increased their facili-
ne beg leave to call the attention of the public their
in the most elegant style and durable manner which thew
are prepared to sell on accommodating REPAIRS at
JOHN CUREETT 4 son,
!yzl-tL 81 North street, Baltimore
NOTICE OF REMOVAL.
~ FRANCIS 4 GRt on AND LEATHER.
sTREEr sy 3 9 the the n Pesr of his
Robinson X Lords wareouse,l where will be found fresh
a91 c9mPlete assortment of EV cry KIND AND QUALITY
Harness Bride and Lace Leather prime Wax Upper Kips
Cali Skins, French Calf Skins etc wholesale and retail
Tanners and Curriers' TOOLS; Bark Mills, best
Hides and Leather bought sold on commission and
cash nd vances made on conslgnments
For further information address
+. H. GRUPY
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-05-02

Buck BEER.--Yesterday was the COM
mencement of the buck beer season, which
lasts through the month Of May. The saloons
generally throughout the city broacbed kegs Of
this very strong, but when taken in moderate
quantities, healthful beverage, and also spread
elegant lunches. Buck Beer can only be kept
in kegs about one month, as there is not suf-
fcient amount of hops used in its preparation J
to preserve it. The manufacturers use twisa
the amount of malt in producing q gallon 81
buck beer than is used in manu- featuring gss.
lon Of common lager. There is just enougl
hops to give it a rich flavor.
The Germans oftentimes forget that ta e
are drinking a beverage at least twies a
strong as the common beer, and tn e result is
big drunk which sometimes lasts for week g.
We are indebted to Mr. Holm FOR . few bo
ties of Buck Beer which the tasting editor q
sures US is very fine. Tais article as vel a
common lager can be obtained in any quar- tie
at Holm's depot on Second street
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Mail Arrangements.

Times o. opening and closing mailsin the Daven-
port Post Office
EASTERN FAIL, arrives at = A \ and Pm closes
At $50 N and Pm
NORTHERN MAIL, via Dubuque and North Iowa /,
arrives at 3 N; closes e3o An.
SOUTHERN MAIL, from st Louis and Southe eYn
Missouri, rives at Pm; closes 5:30.A n.
WESTERN AND SOUTHERN Iowa MAIL, arrives at
6PM; closes At S Pm.
ILLINOIS WAY MAIL, arrives A n; closes at Pm
DUBUQUE WAY MAIL, arrives at 8 P n Tuesd ays,
Thursdays and Saturdays; closes at S P n Sun
days Tuesdays and Thursdays.
Up RIVER MAIL TO LYONS, arrives at 8 P n: closes
at g Pm, daily. exbept Sundays.
BLUE GRASS MAIL, arrives at y. closes at - n
Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays.
AAITY MAIL, arrives and closes at II \ Tuesday
and Fridays.
AEAAosA MAIL, arrives and closes at II y, On
Thursdays.
The Office will be open on Sunday during the
Summer from 9 to loan
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NUMBER l57.
are more delegations prepared 10 leave; let
them 60; they have oil made up their ninds
I'VE have made up ours; We vish TO proceed
With business
fuere the Southern Lice beco j. e out OF order. |


Ngw Yoak. MAY J.
The INQUEST on the body Of the female Who
was found gagged and sunk. with barrel o.
pitch. at the York street dock on the l4tn OF
April last. vas concluded last night st jersey
City. The remains we're fully identified -
those Of Ada richardson, wife Of young man
known as Boston CHARLEY Who stated that
he had not lived with hie wif. for over two
years that che had resided at the Brsrdrsth
House. St. Denni. and other places, living .
fast life These facts we're communicated TO
Deputy Carpenter and furnished clue 70 the
officers to work upon and by which I ey track
Mrs Richardson FOR q period Of over two years.
during which time che lived in msanincens
etyle ut the st. Dennis. next at the houss OF
doctor in Astor Place, thence TO the Hotel 81
Julien. next to private house in I University
Place. from there to the LsFarg- House. whence
she went on board the steamship Cahawba on
the 18th of January for New Orleans, which
vas the last positive information they q OF
her. The hotel books revealed the fact that .
wealthy young gentleman OF formerly niga
standing in the community had paid Ars
Rlchar Icons hotel b,li-the rooms and board
amounting to about $40 per week From an
oth or source IT is reported that this gent At
temp I'd 10 sever his connection With MRS. n.
as her demands upon him for money wee De-
coming more and more exorbitant. sometimes
compelling him to furnish her with seven or
eight hundred dollars at a time. 10 order 20
preven, exposure and that the total IN In tvo
years extortei from tim to time IN this man
ner amounted to nearly 100000 From this
fact il WAS thought that there sufficient motive
for the commital Of the crime. THE gentleman
was Induced to 90 to Jersey City and upon
seeing the head OF the female, he at once e1-
claimed. That is Mrs. Richardson He vas
then required to enter into bonds to appear o.
a witness. but for some cause VAS not pressed
Last night
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New York Market.

BY Zslegroph.l NEw YoRx, May l.
FLouR.-Without striking change. - 4595 So
Super State; IS 0505 50 Extra State; s. 4OQg
5 IS Srper Western S SOFAS 90 Common 10
medium extrs do, S. d6 80 inferior to good
shipping brands and Extra Round Hoop Ohio
Sales 5000 bu.
CANADIAN FLouR.-Market active and 4rm.-
IS 60@7 20.
kYs FLouR-Steaay at g 50t04 IS.
wHRAr-Market dull and minaly lS2c lower
Sales 5000 bushels. s21s White Michigan de-
livered.
RYE-Dull at Sac.
BARLBY-Quiet.
CoRN Market dull and in favor Of buyers.
SaleslOO0 bushels. soc for mixed western. 8lk
6s2 yellow and Jersey.
OArs.-Market dull. 430l5c Western and
State.
PokK-Market heavy and lover. sl7 so oldmess
S17 IS @F IS new NEST; $l2 81 old prime
$l4 IL new.
LASS new. Sales 925 bbls.
BE8F.-Duli.
Cor MEArs-Dull and heavy. Sales $50 pack
ages.
UasssD-Stsady l0@lOkc.
LARD-Fim. Sales $50 bbls
TALLow.-Quiet st lOkc
kurrss.-ln iair request at 1l@l3s choice II
020e State.
WMaEY-Uashaage5 slHs
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The LOST GROVE SUICIDE Some
days since We mentioned the fact tha & mag
named Gregg. residing at Lost Grove Prince.
ton Township, attempted to commit suicide
BY hanging, but was discovered in the sct ard
cut down by bis wife. 1t appears that Iaesld
sinner, after having laid day or two o, 10 i..d
Of sickness, just halting between H. Z a. d
des,h, finally recovered ard got about axsi, ],
No sooner had he got fairly established .,n hi
pins than he began to look around fsr the De,
con who interdicted his proposed Eight to th
land about which 90 much is said but frot
which no person has returr.ed That pereo
he soon found to be none o ther than her whu
be had sworn to love and cherish. and Who he
been the partner Of bis joys and cor rowsk
many years-his vile. The old gentle, ,an y.
exceeding wroth and swors vengeance. sh.
who had thought to do her husband . ervic,
which long lie of devotion could not 4pav
vas made the object Of bis bitteres. h .te the
oeJect OF direet revenge Previously he had
ue'er"ihed to blot his own life from exis .ence
'"'o'e" tue medium Of a hempen cord, but
"o" 1e determined to become 4 murderer III.
s.e'u VI suicide Accordingly be Or, us d
himself With butcher-knife. and msd.,h. =,
SET Inc aston'shed and grossly abused w., Ian
a"'oiiy frightened at the conduct of her u, INA, d.
ura' and possibly dersnged husband r. g,
safety. closely pursued BY the uuxr.tefu'. an, !
murdsroos wretch. but was not, We are LID. ,
cay, overtaken-at least until abe had ,,.;,
place Of safety. That man should be- ,.ke
care Of. II the su.horisiss have not dam - :,
ready. ,ss-
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From w ashingtOu.

WAsHiNGroS, April so.
The Supreme Court to-day decided against
the Luad land claim involving II 900 acres Of
very valuable land in Cslitornis. The decision
was based on the existence Of stipend ous
fraude, perjury and forgery.
The Hoese Post Office Committee has agreed
upon an amendment TO the post office appro-
priation bill authorizing the department to use
every quarters revenue for the payment Of
transportation expenses only, without waiting
for tie enactme OF special law or the annual
a, preparation Till. leaving for congress the ex-
is,ing surplus over the ealsries OF the officers.
and the deficit TO be paid out Of the Treasury
The Covode Committee concluded IL. ex1mi'
nation Of Mr. Bean to-day. but did not gain
much additional information. He vas offer
ed q second IS 900 to go to Ohio and start On
Administration paper. but the English bill
having passed the Democracy came to the
support Of the Administration, without this ex'
penditure. Gov Sam Medary vas next called
upon The suaposition tnrt some OF the Le-
compton fund. passed through his hands. no
howeve er denied any knowledge OF such funds or
ever having eceived any money
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-05-02
|, AT F. N + w S.
4hRIVAL or WILKES SPIRIT.
4 BKLT TO BIZ PREsENrKD 10 HR1SAS BY THE
ESCLkHMKS.

Very Different Account from the sss lass
Published!
Last evening. through the kindness OF Mr..
Walere, of the Burtis House. We we're put 10
possession Of . copy Of Wilkes' Spirit-Extra
containing . very full and complete account Of
the great International Fight. We regret
that We have not the room to spare for an in
sertion of the entire account. but will give an
extract from the Spirit. only adding that the
feeling in England is. that Heenan should have
the Belt, and if it 10 not given to him English
men declare they will present him with anoth-
er twice - valuable:
From Wilkes Spirit of the Times.
THE GRsAr INTERNATIONAL PxIzR BATTLE.
The heroi.m splayed sy 'he Benecia Boy. and
his courageous bearing, was frequently appauded
during the fight. Little, therefore, did the small
band OF Americans expect to see 1t broken up.
We have no hesitation in pronouncing John c.
Heenan fairly entitled to the Champions Belt
He Knocked down his adversary thirteen times
and on one occasion threw him like a frog. Al
last, after rally and close, in which the combat
bats hugged each other on the ropes and the odds
were 10 to ! on Heenan, The crowd broke into the
ring in . most rufhanly manner, under false
preteEse that the colStables were lnterfeYlng.-
These rufians, seeing that their champion would
be beaten and their money would be lost, made the
presence of the police an excuse, and stopped fur
ther proceedings. At this juncture the referee
Quilted his place most unfortunately, leaving ali
question Of 'fair or foul" without deciding voice
Three rounds we're fought after his departure. and
at the end Of the third tho uproar was tremendous
the ring keepers unable TO keep the mel
back, and the victory which would in few min
utes have been awarded to John Heenan, could no,
be obtained. The cowardly mob saw the laurel'
within his grasp, and tore them away from hi;
reach. Sayer. fought ". tn the gameness We have
ever attributed to him but his partisans had re.
solved that he should not lose, and seeing theil
case desperate one, they rushed through tn,
70 es. No appeal could be made to the Referee
for he vanished the moment the row commenced
his decision could not fail to have been in ,avo
Of Heenan. That he won the battle, no uHbiasef
person will doubt /; that he deserves :" he Belt,
We are positively ce, tain.
This shameful riot may in a measure account 70
the liberal way in which some people betted upol
the English Champion-they were resolved to le
their man win (f he could); but not t. let hin
lose.
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RIVER ITEMS.
Nay lst, 1860.

1oJ AL, AooV.
ADnLA, Blondsn, st. Louis.
ITAscA, Whitton, St. Paul.
HARAoNIA, Hubbard, Dubuque.
FRGD L0R.Nz, Green, Gslesa.
KATE CAssELL, HilIhouss, Aontrose.
WIHONA, -, Gslena.
CANADA. Parker, St. Louis.
HAwKEYs STATE, Gray, st. Paul.
DEPARTED.
AprLIA, Blonden, st: Louis.
IrAscA, Whitton, st. Louis.
Harmonic, Hubbard, St Louis.
FRED IoRExz, Green, St. Lonis.
KATE CAssELL, Hilihouss, Nontrose.
WINoNA, -, Montrose.
CANADA, Parker, st. Paul.
HAwKHYE STATE, Gny, St. Louis
The Lake City is the resals, morning packet
for St. Louis this morning.
The river continues rising at this point.
The Missouri River is reported to be falling snt
in very bad boating condition.
The Illinois River is falling slowly with abou
i've feet on the bars.
Business on the lsvee was very brisk yesterday
the landing was thronged with beats nearly al
day ard large amount Of produce was shipped
The Winsna came down with two barges load
ed heavily with produce.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-05-02
T. !. SEVERANCE.

nENTIST, SUCCESSOR TO DIR. CHAS
- GoopRIcH, wouli invite your attention to his
great reduction in prices of Dentistry, and would
invite all persons needing his services to call and
examine work and prices, at his Rooms, next door
70 Shepherds Ambrotype Gallery, No. 81 Brady
street, nearly opposite the Post Office.
n. b: Teeth extracted all hours of the day
and night, and all operations warranted. nov5 II
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-05-02

WE CALL attention to the card of Drs.
Mcdonnell & Sculley. in this morning. paper.
These gentlemen are both graduates Of the
Royal College Of Veterinary Surgeons. Lon
don, and have a large number Of diploma. to
substantia,e their excellent standing. DR.. Nc
Dounell has already gained an enviable repu-
ts,ion in this community as a successful Ve,er-
mary Surgeon.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-05-02

gerous alternatives to recsifye little parental
obtu.enese; but also to mothers who endeavor
to force conditions upon daughter which
the would. under.similar eircanstsncss. abhor,
detsst and loathe from the very bottom of their
hearts. What must be the feelings Of the
mother II this 10 the true stats of the Gaze
We pity her; We hope it will proves warning
to all similarly situated.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-05-02
WARM WEATHER NEAR RAT HAND

WARM WEATHER NEAR AT HAND
II you have not ordered your Summer clothes.
60 at once to the metropolitan block, and let
Parks get you up complete suit. He has the
goods that will please you, and his cutter. Mr.
Thompson. wi ] give you a good fit. In the
ready made clothing line, you will find every
kind Of garment now in the market. and .,
prices 10 suit the tines.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-05-02

TROUT & Thompson received last
vening direct from st. Louis, lot of fresh
veceta bles. consisting Of cucumbers, lettuce,
radlshes and aspa ragus. which will be sold at
very low prices. We have tried them and
know they are superb
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-05-02
LANDS AND MONEY.

THE SUBSCRIBER Is PREPARED TO LOAN
money on long time at less than the market rates,
and to dispose Of several farms at such prices as
will clear the mortgages upon them. Borrowers,
and those looking for farms would do we'll to can
on him, at No. l, Nichols Block, 5. W. corner of
Of Second and Brady streets, I'd story.
WM. HENRY DARLINGTON
noy16.6mfn
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-05-02

LADIES, they have come. Suits, Nick
oils Block. received. lsst evening. direct from
Lynn, an elegant lot of serge English aud
French Lasting Congress heeled Caters.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-05-02
THE CI Y.

PERsoNAL.-We had the pleasure of
a call yesterday morning from Capt F. X.
West. Of Desmoines The Captain is fine
specimen Of the Western gentleman.