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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-02-26
From Washington.

WASHINGTON, Feb. Is.
The conference committee on the Treasury Note
bill, made report yesterday recommending that
both Eouscs Of Congress recede from portion OF
their amendments. The report concuned u
by both Houses and the bill passed.
The reports which have been circulated Of the
evacuation by the rebels OF Manassas is not crcdi
ted. The Star has reliable information to the Of
feet that considerable fo.cs Of the rebels have
left their position at in front Of Manassas. A.
many Of their re-enlisted men-haying been fur.
lough ed for sixty days, to enable them to viti,
their homes-have departed, and az they filled
number Of trains for several days, it Was rumored
that they were going away BY regiments.
1t is stated that Secretary stanton has granted
furlough OF 20 days to the returned prisoner
irsm Richmond, that they may visit their families
and friends.
The rumored resignation Of Judge Wilmot, Of
Pa, is without any foundation.
1t is very evident from circumstances that Gen.
Smiths division, TO which the Pennsylvanis re-
serve, under Gen. Mccall, are attached, will soon
be encamped at CenteIville.
Petitions are being freely circulated in favor u
making Gen. Burnside Major General.
From reconnoisances made it has appeared that
the rebels are concentrating large force on the
hill opposite Gen. Hooxer's division.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-02-26
Arrival and Departure Of the Mails
posrorYrc. At DAVENPORT, IOWA.

EAsrsax NArL-vis CkRIRR-Closes at
o'clock A N Closes as ~ o'clock P N j; arrives
at 10 o'clock n arrives at 81 o'clock pm
Sundays excepted.
WssrrsN MA1L-visM 5 NJ R R-CIoses 1t oL,
o'clock A N /; arrives at o'clock n. Sundays
excepted.
NonrHssu MAu-vis Lyons + Camsache-
Closes at 9 o,cleck NJ arrivssat6 8 o'clock P NJ.
NoRrHRRN MAu-Vis Dewitt 4 Maauoketa-
Closes sunday, Tuesday and Thursday at O'Clock
PM; arrives Tuesday, Thursday snd Saturday at
ROUTE No. io97y-via Blus Grass, sts-Closss
Monday, Wednesday and Friday at o'clock n
arrives Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday at 8
o'clock P n.
ROUTE No. l094S -vis Tipton-Closss Tussdsy
and Friday ct IL o'clock n !; srrives Tuesday and
Friday 1t II o'clock u.
SOUTHERN MAIL-Via Burlington Keokuk-
Closes Sunday, Tuesday and Friday at . O'Clock p
n arrives Monday, Wednesday and Friday at
JaSS Ro.r1 : No. % 1esn-via Buffalo Closes Friday
ct 8 o'clock A N arrives Saturday ats o'clock
Pm.
Rou.. No. loe5o-vis Annarosa I Walnut
PoeksHOloses Thursday at II arrives Thurs
day at II O'Clock ~.
HeUss-0mee open ct 8 o'clock 4 y closes st
0elsekP n. Office OPEN on Sunday from . 70
- = 4. the principal mail. =. sa.risd y lail
Road, Ill the i1s = seetea in the above notice,
win 30 Ran. ROAD TIM, the clock in the Super
ia1sndsut's o0ss, 4 ~ Dspct esi9G the stasd.
ssd. ] s CHAS. h. ELDRlDGE, Pm.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-02-26
Destructive Fire at Boston.

DOSlO FED.
fire broke out here las. night which was
among the most disastrous that ever occurred in
Boston. 1t ragged irem 10 o'clock at night till 5
o'clock in the morning, the wind blowing suri-
Gus gallo from the north west, with binding snow
and hail storm at the time. Two frsmen were
killed and one badly wounded. The entire range
of buildings Sargents wharf, tho build
ings the north side Of Eastern avenue,
from Commercial street to the water, including the
East Boston old ferry slip and the largo building
known as the Corn Exchange Hotel, are among
tho property destroyed. The buildings on the
wharf and the avenue were occupied by the Bos-
ton linssed oil mills ID. Daycr's rice mills, and
sugar mill. A tortion Of tho building was occu-
pied for the storage Of -four, grain and pork.
Eight hundred bales o. cotton were stored in
Matthews block, and were destroyed. Five yes-
sells 1t the wharf were towed out and saved.
Among other occupants burned out were John
Gore h Co., clothing store ; John Bowen shipping
Office; q. I. Boycc, clothing store Marsh 4 Co,
liquor store the o'lce Of Nathan Matthews, ewn-
or Of two Of the buildings destroyed
During the night the large tower Of the Roman
Catholic Church, East Boston, wns blown down,
dcmolshing the smaller tower in its fall. Several
chinncys wese also blown down durin. the gale.
SECOND DISPATCH.
Among the ossos by the great fro last night,
are 1000 bales oi ce.ton and $4,000 bushels of
corn and oats.
Z. w. Cowdry, dealer in pickles and preserved
fruits, lost $4,000. Insured tor 1000 in the
Hartford. Mr.. Matthew i0ss on his buildings 10
stated At S25.O0O, which s insured for $1,000
The total loss will reach $4,000.
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From New York.
Ngw YORK, Feb. rs.


The gale last night was ye.y severe. Several
vessels in the harbor dragged their anchors, but
no serious damage occurred. Five four-story
buildings were blown down in Brooklyn also two
steeples on Rev. Mr.. Farcys ch urch, and portion
Of the roof of the Brooklyn City Hospital was
blown away. Sign-besrds, awnings, and other
loose appendages we're scattered about.
Tho steamship Constitution brings Ship Island
dates to the 18th. Everything va: quiet there.
The troops were in good health.
The fiigste Niagara, gun-bost Kanavhs and
sioop Hartford, had arrived there.
The steamship North Star arrived here at 10
o'clock :. m., from Aspinwsll, with SIS, 900 from
California, but no news. She passed the Northern
Light on the 18th inst.
By the steamer Constitution from Ship Island,
We learn that the British steamer Lcobian, while
being loaded with cotton from steamer with .
rebel dag, lying in Rio Grande river, WAS pursued
by the sloop-of war Portsmouth. She had about
half cargo Of cotton on board and had pisvious-
~ landed . cargo Of blankets and ordnance stores
at Aatamoras. The British captain is . prisoner
on the postsmouth, and the steamer will soon be
ssat North fos adj1dioatios. II j. claimed thst
the vessel Wa in Mexican watsrs. Her cargo will
not be touched.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-02-26
The MARKETS.
WkEKLY REVIEW.
OvyIcs OF fHE DsHoCRAr AND Ngvs, I
TussJsy Eve, Feb. IS, 1861.

OHYlCD OF fHB D8A0CRAr AND Nxw0,
TussJay Eve, Feb. Is. 1859.
The heavy SHOWS which have fallen, and the
generally disagreeabls weather which has pre-
vailed during the week, has ocrtailed business
largely. receipts not berng more than half ~
large - those Of the previous week. Prices OF all
articles however are full. and in wheat; -four and
pork we notice decided speculative feeling
something these article. have been stranger to
70, long time. Wheat has advanced &c, barley
l@1e. -four 75@ooe, and dressed hogs 5o@75c du-
ring the week, and the market closes with still
advancing tendency.
The advances made since the date Of our last
review strengthens the belief that the civil war
which has 80 long de.o,tsd our country, will soon
be over that the blockade Of the Mississippi riv-
er for its entire length will be removed at an ear
ly day. and that peaceful commerce will again be
renewed with our brethren Of tho Southern
States. The prospect of so desirable censumma-
tion infuses much more cheerful spirit into our
market.
The Money Market continues inactive and with
out material change, and no definite action in the
Treasury Note and Revenue Bills now pending in
Congress has yet been reported. Eastern Exchange
is in small request, and No premium. Gold, p
premi um.
FLouR-Firm at 50 .s0@4.2o wholesale, $420@
4.50 retail. Shipments for the week, 400 bbls.
A large amount is held in warch ouse here still
which will be sent forward on the opening Of nav
igation.
WHEAT-Activs and in request at 66970c.-
Ronn;r&a h. e T..
a,aeo bu, being . decline Of one alf on the re-
ceip.s and shipments Of last week.
BARLEY-ln good dcnond at 27@38c for good
and choice. Receipts 5,sOs bu. Shipments
1917 bushels. A portion of the quantity held
in store is being shipped.
CoRN-L nchanged. Mixed lOc; Yellow l2c.
Receipts, 1904 bushels for the week. No ship
men.s reported.
OATS In request ut l3@l4c. Receipts, ,33J
bushels. No shipments.
Hoes Active at 50(d75c advance. Held firm al
S275@S3.s5 Receipts for the week only 1876
head. Shipments 90 head.
DAILY REPORT.
Quotations are the same as yesterday. Receipts
are heavier.
FLoUR-SS.9o@4.2O 20 Wholesale; $4.2ol4.5o re-
tail. Shipments 200 brls.
WnEAr-Activo at 65g70c. Receipts 1000
ba: Shipments 200 bu.
BARLEY.-Stcady at 25@3Sc for good. Re
ceipts 2,ll4 bu. Shipments $50 bu.
CORS-ln good demand at l3G!4,. Receipts
450 bu.
OATs-Not SO firm. Wo quote at l3c. Receipts
$40 bu.
DRESSED HoGs.-$2.50@3.O0 Choice lots
$3.25. Receipts "a head. Shipments IL head.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-02-26
Arrangements With Railroads.

STATE Oh Iowa, ADr. GENLs OFsog. J
Des Moines, February 18th. 1862.
Arrangements have beensnade with the fol-
Of Iowa soldiers at the following named rates:
ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD.
Wounded, sick, discharged and furlouRhed
soldiers ct two cents per mile.
ST. LOUIS, ALTON AND CHICAGO RAILROAD
At the same rates 80 the Illinois Central
Railroad.
CHICAGO AND ROCK ISLAND RAILROAD
Same as the Illinois Central Railroad.
GALkNA AND CHICAGO UNION RAILROAD.
Same as the Illinois Central Railroad
KEoKUK, Fr. pEs MONIES AND MINNESOTA RAIL
ROAD.
Furloughed and discharged soldiers at half
fare.
Soldiers wounded in battle, free
BURLINGTON AND MISSOURI RIVER RAILROAD
Sick and disabled soldiers at one cent per
mile. Wounded in battle, free
All ab.e-bo1ied soldiers at two cents per
mile.
CHICAGO IOWA AND NEBFAskA RAILROAD.
All wounded in battle, either discharged or
All soldiers discharged for disability, the
cause of which accrued while in the service,
and sick soldiers on furlough, one cent per
mile.
All other soldiers two cents per n lie.
CEDAR RAPIDS AND MISSOURI RIVER RAILROAD
Same rates - the Chicago. Iowa and Nebras.
ka rail road.
DUBUQUE AND SIOUX CITY RAILROAD
Sick, wounded and disabled soldiers at one
cent per mile.
All others ct two cents per mile
1t is hoped that this Department will soon
be able to report further arrangements with
other Railroads for the conveyance of soldiers
at reduced rates.
In order to prevent imposition on the Rsil.
roads which have 90 gene rously made the
above arrangement. and IL order that soldiers
may receive the benefits Of the same, officers
are requested, in granting fur!oughs or dis
charges, to note the cause of forlough or dis
charge at the bottom thereof. and sign the
same. asitheee arrangements are made for the
beoeft Of the soldiese. The Ststs hssn pecu
mary interest in the matter. The roldiers Of
the classes referred to. pay their own fare.
| Soldiers should present their furloughs or
discharges for examination at the ticket Offices
Of Railroads. in order to procure tickets at the
reduced rates,
| NIB. BAKER.
Adjutant General Of fowa.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-02-26
DISEASES OF
ether DoncStfcAted animals
.W e. G.. SCULLr.

ne MEMBER OF TIE ROYAL COLLE0R
Hn OF Veterinary Surgeons London, is pos
sessed Of the most perfect system Of
Horse doctorng Of any in the West. In a great
maJori.y o. Instances his cures are complete, per-
manentiy lasting and rapidly accom- plishcd, even
Horses useless from disease and hitherto Thought
TO be incurab'o. Mr. s. treats With the happicst
results, rendering them it to perform ordinary
work. Mr.. SIS treatment is based on the leeiti
mate sciences Of medicine, and he pledges te rive
satisfac tion te all who may confer their %
on him. Office .: LeClaire's Stable, corner Of 81
and Perry St.
N. B.-Ilorse ana Cattle medicines can be had
OF Mr.. Scully at moderate prises. jas-d&w
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-02-26

FUND FOR THE WouNDED.--Thc FL
nance Committee was unable, on Wednesday,
to call upon all Of our citizens for their aid to
the relief of the wounded soldiers. In order
that sll may have an opportunity to contr.
butte their mite, the Finance Committee have
left their subscription paper with C. II. Ed.
ridge. at the Post Office. where al Of our cil.
zens, who have not contributed and wish to
do SO, can have an opportunity.
BY order Of the FINANCE COMMITTEE
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-02-26
scstt Csalty Agricultural Society.

THE DIRECTORS AND MEMBERS OF THE
i Scott county Agricultural Society will meet
the lst day OF March, at 10 o'clock A. n. for thee
purpose VI considering the report Of the commit
tee on the premium list for the year 1862. and
adopting the same. Members Of the Society and
oil others are cordially invited TO attend.
EDwlN Smith,
Ifehl 9.v4tdQt President.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-02-26

HOKNER OF FOURTH AND IOWA SITS,
" Davenport, Iowa. DAVIS l. Sons, Proprietors,
Free Omnibus to and from the cars. Once for
Stages leaving for LeCare, Princeton, Lyons, De.
Witt, Maiuoketa, and Anamosa.
Fare One Dollar per day. aup21-l
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-02-26

4. p. 4 ID. KELLY,
DACKRRS OF BEEF AND PORK, AND
il Shippsfs Of Live Stock, 81 Brady sret
joo 1o-dzW
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lfebl9-W1td2t
T.. r q . r n ,

SECOND STREET, BETWEEN PERRY
IA and Rock Island, ssspsetfslly a.nssnses -
= H. citisens OF Davenport that he 10 now pes.
pared %
Glenn. Color and Manufacture
q I'D C0
into GOOD onss, at short neties and % rsasonsbIo
terms Rscollset the plsos, b Second street. b.
tween Perry aad Rock leland.
]. nOOTD.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-02-26

JAS. T. LANE, o. W. SKINNER
F.sNE K aRINNEE,
4 TTORNEYS At LAW. OFF1CE-CO2-
( \ sER of Second and Brady Streets, over
Smiths store. Dec |
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-02-26

LEcrUR2.-The Rev. Mr.. Oxuapd os
Moline. will lecture this evening at the Con
gregationsl church. for the benefit Of th.
"s0ldisrs Ali Society," sabjset-"Pilezins
Pfineiplss.' Admission ten cents.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-02-26

VNHE Co-nARTFERSHIP HERETOFORE Ex-
"a is'ins .nndW the Afsn md name Of J. ,.
humphreys Co., the Scott House Hotel busip less,
srl'red on the lst Of February by limitation. The
Of ,ha sneo ~ y alone authorised to use the namo
10 J.J. HUMPHREY.
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New YORK Market.

NIw YoKE, February 25
FLoER.-s5 45@5 So Super State $5.75A5 so
Extra State ;$5.750l5.s5 Common to medium cx-
tra. Western $5.95@6.O5 shipping brands and
Extra r H. o.
WHRAT.-Market dull and declining.
CoRS.-Market dull at 6lL@64k Mixed Wes-
tern.
PoRK.-Firm. $ls.75@l4.0o mess; So. .75@1o.5O
prime.
WufsKY.-Market firm at 251l1a6c.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-02-26

10 THE LAD1Es.-Thers are many
very fine articles in the assignee stock Of Ed.
fioge q Williams. now closing out at the auc
ton rooms Of Parker 4 Van Tuyl. on Brady
street. There ere seats prepared for ladies
Who may desire to attend. ssles commence
every day at 10 o'clock, until the whole stoek
is disposed Of
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j. A. iHSD, M. d.,

DHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. OFFICE
j No. ., corner Main AMI Third streets, Dav-
enport, Iowa.
DR.. REID can be consulted at his Office at all
bours Of the day and night, unless Professionally
engaged. aept2s
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J. w. ii. fsAKER. NJ. ID.

DuYSIClAN AND SURGEON. OFFICE IN
/ Post Office Fulfilling. Residence on Fifth
street., between i'raly and Perry streets, Dsven-
l"ri, iowa. nos 9-d& wifi
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-02-26

DHYSlClAN, SURGEON AUCOUCHEUR
i OFFICE-.'euth-o ST cor-er n trady and Sec
ond streets. naice hours from :, g "A NJ, and )
10 !. VI, 'ur e2I.tf
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-02-26

PROVIDING FOR THE WOUNDED. -
Every good citizen Of Scott county feels .
lively interest in contributing q share towards
N aking those wounded in battle comfortable
and furnishing . burial place for those Who
may lay down their lives in the service OF
their country. We take it that no one will
demur to THE proposition. The finance com.
mittee In this city. We are glad to zee. have
invited the Supervisors of each tovnship in
the c,unty to cooperate with them in carrying
out this matfer. and We call upon the people
of the county. both high aud low. rich and
poor. to contribute to this end. Let us. who
stay at home in safety. svincs proper spirit
towards those who are hassrdine their livts
for our benefit. A small sum from each von,a
insure each wounded man necessary relief. and
a.small sum Of money will purchase suitable
lot as burying place for our honored dead
We hope there may be hearty cooperation
in this matter on all hands, It il little
enough for 10 to do-to do less would bs
proving that We are void Of true svmnathv
for cur noble boya
Let the committee continue their exertions.
and let the Supervisors lose no tias in prs.
seniing this matter before the people of their
respective towns. Let us act 1t once.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-02-26
. G.. PARKER, II. D. GAO. W. .MCARN, M. y.
DOCTORS PARKER n McCARN,

DHYSICTATS AMI SURGEONS. OFFICE
No.. Franklin 3ieck, second floor, Brady ST..
between Second rui Ii3rd, davenport, Iowa
Dir. PARKEg's residence, corner 9TH AMI Lee laire
stroets. In Gro V. NcCARSs residence, east
side Braly, secoal 9oor from corner Of 9th
myI7-dtf
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v IA. L. DIrTOE.

/. TTORNET A%D COUNSELLOR AT Law.
"A OFFICE, upstairs, corner Of Main nd Second
streets, in McManus shepherds block opposite
STATE Bank. fmch25-dtf
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LOOK OUT.-Several dogs in this city
sre known to have been bitten by ratid an.
irnal a few days since. and it is very necessary
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-02-26
JOHN EEMANN.

zzSszsE9 D1ANO AND ORGAN MANUFAC-
turer, one door west of corner
~ 10th and LeCiaire streets, Davenport
-oya. AL. instruments Of my own make warranted
md kept in order without charge, ,fvo years.
\. B.-Rerairing and tuning done at all time,
ard in tho best manner.
GivEEroRT, April l5. 1850. Iaplle-dl-
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*. ID. C.s.GDON,

q, ID. N.F-. G DON,
4 TTORNkf AND COUNSELOR AT LAW
1 4 and Notary Public. Office, North wes,
osner of Brady and Secoad streets, up-stairs-
rtrance on BRADY street. july 3G-dt!
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-02-26

4 LARGE BLACK NEWFOUNDI.AND PUP.
n Had IN when lost, brass collar marked "P.
L. Cone" Any ono returning said Dog will be
suitab bly, rewarded. III
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LIST Of articles contributed by the
Ladies' Aid Society. Davenport. aIows. and
shipped BY expires. to Cairo. Monday morning.
Feb. "a. to Ire n. Clifford, Esq: 457 bundles
osadssss. s5 bundles liss. large bag do.
! boz esrate, IL pieces castils soap. papers
chocolate. l-s dozen handksrshisfe. 9 bun.
dies cotton rags. 2 bundles linen d., bundle
tracts. l large package do.
WE regret very much to learn Of the
critical condition Of Henry B. Doolittle. vLo
vas severely wounded at Fort Donelson. A
Dispatch vas received from Ira n. Clifford yes.
serday, advising his friends here 70 b prepared
to hear the woret,
HARPER For MARcH.-This excellent
number is before the public. A usual it Is
Incompatible in the field CT American month
lies. Be sure and get it
PovxRs' HogEt.-It ia Z great satisfaction 10
visiting large city to find hstsl convenient
~ situated. and having certaio homs-like air
about 1t. and therefore We heartily commend
Powers Hotel. New York City. lts proprie.
tor. Mr. H. l.. Powsrs. has recently made large
scdlsions to It. refitted. In fact modernized it.
until now it has ell the substantial conven-
fences OF first-class houses without their ex-
horbltaht chsrges. lts tables are laden with
tho substantials and Injuries Of the season in
abundance; lite chambers are roomy, with
| good beds and sufficient toilet appurtena1cee
while from its windows q better view Of
Broadway can be obtained than from almost
any Hotel situated upon Il. The ladies' par
lors are spacioue, and beautifully furnished. 90
that even rainy day in New York can be
pleasantly spent in viewing the panorama Of .
great city. az it moves on with sights scenes
and ,Vfdents ever changing. and hardly
equalled upon any stage. With its advantages
OF situation this Hotel has long been popular
stopping place for merchants visiting New
York. but now. under its present management I
and with it's recent improvements, we antici-
pate "perfeet rush, Among the regular
boardars at this hotel is Commodore Mutt.
Barnum's new man 10 miniature. who is said
10 be q hard nut to crack, and whose Jokes
keep the table in o roar.
II is matter OF come interest 20 our ead ders
to know that they can find in New York City
hotel situated directly opposite the Astor
House. Offering TO it's guess the conveniences
and accommodations Of . irst-class house for
the unusually moderate charge Of one dollar
and fifty cents per day. and we recommend
them to try Powers Hotel. They will find
that it's proprietor possesses the accomplish
met OF knowing how TO keep hotel.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-02-26

j. u. SAOREHs
T OG PUMP PMAKER.-OFFICE, OPPOSITE
IL Post Office, Davenport, Iowa.
my3.d&wtf
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InAwINc.-Another spell Of thawing
weather SCENE 20 be our portion at The pre-
sqnt time Sleighing is disappearing rapidly
froI. the face Of the earth hereabou,s
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lsITRTES HOUSE
NEW PENNSYLVANIA HOUSE.

HORNER OF IOWA AND FIFTH STREET
" Davenport, Iowa. mcb22s
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CLINTON HOISE


CORNER OF CLINTON AND COLLEGE
prietor. pugzl-ltf.
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Price Of Board $3.50 per Day.
YTvHIS LONG ESTABLISHED AND POPULAR
L House has recently been rebuilt and greatly
enlarged by the addition Of over 100 rooms, aud
now has accommodations for over 800 persons.
Il has also bseA thoroughly renovated and re-
furnished, and 10
HEATED BY STEAM AND LIGHTED WITH
GAS THROUGHOUT.
This Hotel has one Of tho best locations in the
City, is easy Of access from all the Stsambosts
and Railroads leading 10 the City, and is eonven-
lent to all the City conveyances. 1t has now I'll
the requisites Of .
FIRST CLASS HOTEL,
ensuring the comfort Of its inmates.
The patronage Of the travelling public il respect.
fully solicited.
TERMs 81 so PER DAY.
fsb2s-d3m H. L. POWERS, Proprietor.