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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1867-05-04
DEPARTURES.

NFsa E5-~slr Mar Ellen, Wet, fT Maui
Am wh slip Nj. Long O. cr4i---
=5-Er -hrr stewart ilr-. CuIit,u, fr ilser- l-llul-
kt-fm -au =lru. Nor fT New B1liuL-
Z1---ar Manila. Er Hawaii
=s--sh- I-bl1. Sc Kauai
Zs---ar AI-ri. Or NictrG4. v
2s--rir Mar. Iatsv- So Hawaii
Zf-~tur kin MCGrzYr- FIR imlwaTl F0r--
-9-<eiE Ntr. Ni-t. tr ktai
Et-$shr Marvel. fr Nyipsai-
ZY--rar Moi h-fkL. Wsthefb=-, fT Maui
Nay Am chr Caroline MILL, Nlehli-, nr -ln Frtncl-"o-
Am bars D.. g. Murray, Bennett, fr ian Francisco.
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PoaT OF HONOLULU. Il. I.
ARRIVALS.

A.ri y7--fmf Eltu.s- EsGr=gsr. from Nll!warl P.---
zs---iu Mary Fat =. from Hawai-
--<Hhr EahaLt- Howard. from Hawaii
=--shr Narsick- huuu y Iskai
z-~shr Primo. HarfslI. from Kauai
Es-Tahfitn gh bark Norman. -lyl.r. Q TaIiu- clan.
NAY I---Hr pHi T.uHv. Cgt-v. from Hawaii
I--rlr Artis-- P.~-r-. firm Hawai-
I--rEr Ears Is- Fountain. f0aI I-lL
I--rIr ht MHi. WIhG-. frln Maui
1--~rr Helm BsL--Uar. from Maui
1-Er- -.- I-afrIl. iiar+r-. - days from Tahiti.
-Au 10 ship $-e. Cev-i4ai. ms from NJ
Balf-t- witt 80 LL- -i-ru-
g--rwr r.Hl1. NCfsrgHr- from Nrlt~tr4 Ports.
I-.Ir Sen I-uHL. h1a+r from naull-
t-=.4.I Il.a 4f... J,II-u. iYm k-uIL
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1867-05-04

tiat At least 5000 Chinese VIII travel each way by
the proposed line Of steamers Restrictions upon
travel have already been in good part removed y
the .Iau3uc>e authorities. The time may not be i"f
Instant when this curious and iuquisitive people,
availinr themselves of their newly-grtntei prlNieSes'
viii travel extensively. and their patronage IN tnls
way may vet become Of great Importance IN rs
edset uran the great Steamship Line 50 soon 10 COM
,-.r., .rora-f.Y-
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DIED.

GKEES-At TWin-bgrsh- summit County. ohbo. January p.
1867, sustained by the hop e the Christian. died Bertah t.r-ru-
Esq, aged o. years, : mouths and 3 days H. VIZ the father
% Rev. Berfah Grecn. e White~b1r.. New York. and Rev J. :.
Grren, Of Maka~ao. Mani lie hf- zons q NJ grave IN . full
age- Ike - n shock % corn soulefh IN H. =eI=1n- The memory
% the i1-t IL bteS-eL-CON-
PAuLsEN-Dtsf. in HouotIIu, April y. Mr.. N.I- PauIseu. 4
native Il Sweien. EIn hal resided IA tu- city since iSSs.
N~NTHEF-Nsy ~. IT IL Hospital. Honolulu. John IT.
Nath-Y, n ssautIn discharged from IL ~ flu-D.- Tha-
Young man. SOM fWD 80 thr-- months aEs NF- injured by q
facture IT h- Ieg az sI= on h- arrival an "Iarti.u as per-
formed. but being srk Il consumption D. died tIars h- lg
ElI sHy r-rnssrd. Tn d.Cca-ul wa al u: IS Year. q age
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1867-05-04

r.- p g ADVERTISER DE,R SIR tan you
~, the nublic whether there Is any party III TINS
r;n~Iom responsible for injury done to persons u
rr,1o,rv from a defective and dangerous condition Q
the public highway m +ho
b,va known of a number Of accidents from the
above cause, but have never known any one Fte'h'
pensei for injury TO his person, carriage OF hoiS'
sltbougb have known elsewhere Of cities, towns
and corporations heavily lnulcted in damages Tor 'e
same offence
One would snppose the roads bad enough from
rains and neglect, without the addition o' N'i' -
of earth and stones left a. they We're uumped "'S
after dav. in the needless manner they nave oe1n
and now are, on the Nuuanu road, traNeleu py h'S"'
as well as by day. by milk wagons and others
II, as past experience indicates, there Is no one
responsible, let us have legislation that VIII rehueT
III, and limb more secure. and Road Supervisors ana
their suboriinates more attentive to their duties ana
10 public safety. Yours, truly, TAXPAYER
Rru,RKs-We will endeayor TO answer TaxPay-
er's'' pertinent inquiries. The responsibility for the
consequences of accidents which may result from a
defective and dangerous condition of the public high
ways of this kingdom is not provided for Ivy law bu'
should, of course. 10 a certain degree rest upon the
Road Supervis L. Honolulu is not m incorporated
city. and not having any city government, n SUIT III
that direction is out of the question entirely The
royernmcnt-we have one central government here
cannot, 10y express STATUTE, bS uSA ithOu 'N
consent OF the Privy Council, which is itself dc fdcto
the government. The Minister OF the Interior APP
points the Road Supervisors, and he is one of the
government. but not the government. He, it is nat
urally TO be inferred, is responsible in his official
capacity for the acts of his appointees. Taxpayer .
might perhaps sue the Road Supervisor, should his
person or property be injured by that official obstruct-
ing any highway without just cause" under
chapter 81 of the Penal Code, but we will not under
take to premise as to what success he would have in
getting PREPARATION. 1t may be remarked, in res
ponse to our correspondents concluding paragraph,
that IA Read Supervisor should not only be compe-
tent for his duties, as doubtless is the case with the
present incumbent for the Island of Oahu, but be
confined strictly to the duties of his office, without
engaging in any other occupation, and be paid a
sufficient salary to enable hin to do so. The trouble
that Taxpayer complains of is undoubtedly
owing 10 the deputies and employees who are left to
carry on the work, without the constant ami watch
full attention of their superior.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1867-05-04

F0H v1croHI,. Y. I.-Per A'emi. April 21-Iss5 Ikgs
I9J.SS5 IhJ -1gtn- 20 hh- fJE1I GaI-J InoIl~a-. III bags
5000 ih-J c,ne-- 50 bag t4OOD llJ -ce, = pkg uu-Ieciuel
m.rrhauIge-
Value For-isH...--sI,lf5 - Valae Dome-uc....S12,42G U5
FoR SAS FE,xcIsCo-Pgr Caroline Mill, May I-22 pigs
G-tS5 gaH-J uhais OIL III green lsla-.
Value Farasu.----S5,5,2 - Value Dome-uc.--.-.s3O2 30
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IMPORTS.

FRoa SpUTH SEAs-Per Caroline II-. Nprl 25l-l lot u
Oh copper 1 y chain, - na-Ss quicksilver, / haw-sr.
From TNHrf-rer Isabella. May IL bNz tobacco, l c.
plants. l parcel mat, p g. uEpecGed md~e.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1867-05-04

BURGLARY.-Las Saturday night somebody, in
search of plumber, made the odd mistake of entering
n Honolulu lawyers office, burglariously, with the
expectation of finding anything more valuable than
musty law books. lengthy briefs, and bills to be col
lected. The Office was that of Mr.. \. F. Judd, on the
lower part of Fort street, and was pretty thoroughly
ransacked, the would-be thief, however, getting his
labor for his pains, and going away empty. Our
contemporary, with remarkable legal acumen, calls
the affair a larceny and then goes on to show
that nothing whatever was stolen.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1867-05-04

Those GuNs.-The town was somewhat st,.s
Yesterday morning early by the report of four 4"
guns fled in succession, apparently comm, a.
fine direction of Diamond Head. Various wera !.
surmises as to what it meant. Some suggested ;,
the old crater Leahi had burst our afresh. bp,
with a joke in his minds eye, declared tina, III.
port of the guns came from the Murray, which -.
to sea the day before, but was becalmed near NJ.
mond Head, and was firing as a signal for the D.
10 come out and tow her off from too danrerr,.
proximity to the breakers; moreover that the D.,
was getting up steam. \ few who were possessed, :,
plenty Of credulity and leisure, rushed down 10 ~
Esplanade to get sold for their pains. 1t turned ~.
after all, that the unwonted noise was caused bv ~
Gustavus Won Gossnitz, the eloquent delineato, !,
Mexican romance, and Military Instructor Of ~
Hawaiian armies. exercising the artillery on Walk.
Plains.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1867-05-04

M 3 l-rs.
The New fars hrlsgsrfsst has -ane rt4re- ou high
remembered that NV York anil Batlu are becoming the
drare-t suppiy ports In the worhIs
Tn duty on Eng-h r11f q which great qu1utts- are
impaired a. hati-t ID ou- -rHine -ii,-. j. b1t a dAIsr and
aprrcrldhls sn-cs "a tr current prise. 30 august E-t. Penn
-yisar smI Wa -urrg At r-t5a ~ NJ Esrs - .Llt a.
int rUrr, white rybi = ~ rh- -ll- rrmi4n MA q, lau- 90
D. .-rv sIear. flsr.fr,- NAT rr4tHer ts rt- - gel mr. t-
daty ~ 1oizu caI Ia- suytIrr o. ts vHIf iHr prr-of Till
friaf u.rc--ay % A-- Snal r tlsh Isra4- a. tNu c4lhf---
U1n-= fr-f. ttat % Ee -f-du= m.H-n-. vhl -trsL sr higher
Tia supu4ys aui. -scluIy. that q Ufe I-l.1-, sH, t-E atn1-
t1se q IN -tr@r o. rr1t- a panic ard ri- le price Bot
Other riS--- u aGr p-ogts- t- naJnty q whom ~ III 1ay.
arr G~r vvrli1zHl-u- hly. o. ay high fr Potato, which
~ have D. Jay . doaar suI "a hall n ha-lI Er IN New Yars.
eH D. pun-iss'i fn Nin1as'tt 81 twenty csut-s ari Nj
t.r7risJ Informs ~ aaf To- H0'i "f hrslhl--S 81 &c Nl-ra
W nau-t ~ eight ~ o. daiisr- her can d. plrrta-7i b. -
Ptai- 20 tay cau5 NhI- htt-rs iru T-zr- tlHtailz- C. sisI
Lr a2r'fahe trtene~rr. tnst ~ t-t Ehief cot "a l.rr -
five crnt- a Pauufi can - bal t.sae 40 as, ~lt-- We
bow htsr u@u e.trr IN hzt tanh- 90 tn high r-t-"f s9sl
many caass which cynHbil- q, make III cot Il every u~=--ar
the sntneiEitr ea'Hr q ue hiEh pne-- = Tn deficient supply
The -fuu- at present. - aa exhausted receiver into which
r~-i -tzt-s, we're tu-t capable g supplying their lu want
whep H. r-hetil1u eans o. zlsLl-u eEls aaf -alr- ul=a Trey
tI We are restored D. 0lr unnnsi condition q -Gputy ant
demand. bt us MT deiui- car-riga+ aih trs -ss.ratsu 81
ea-s d-at-hetF1n D. aUdbafnr te rtu-r of hfsh lrr- O.
any fdse Objects Let pur -par wofrfrsmsn" bar IN milsi
that tie people ~ Ireland ami Germany. wh.sr prices arr NV
an rlrrhIv raraf.-- al I,y- no DIR q, Z, 49, rs,ia- 'T,.v
hmNs that hrgh prizes HDi ~ paper curnetfy are not the wort
things dlst poDr wprsiugmeH" have q cput-ul with
The GLOWING - believed L. BE- the most correct table 81 liz
rlnres bet~eau An FrsHea-eo anil N-w York that hn. ban
TgbushaL. The paints given are uuany make or sighted
~ The steamer, ant are therefore familiar q, mot travellers.
TheSs distances 10 intermediate points nave usually been a
matter n g1ess-Nark, 10 data bling within reach q voyag-r-.
Accurate knovtale. e u- sort greatly enhances the interest
of travel, AMI this table viii therefore serve an sNceii=rt
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1867-05-04
PAs>ENGE:RS

FoE NfSDw ARD PoRTs-Per KiLruea, April S-Nrs Gov
Doulinis. Mr. q X Bishop. N-< VI Lik-ISe, Mi-- Emma Peck
Mis- baldwin. Mrs BatpLl. Capt " VI Gib-Ju- Edwin Jou-~,
i VI 1read~ay. y W TaIant-
FoR Bo-rox-Per Syren, Ardl 2J-Ni~> Non~trrat
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THE CENTRAL PARK.-The total cost of the New
York Central Park up to this time, including cost
of land and improvements. is $l0,0l4, $40 10. The
increased valuation OF property in the three wards
640.S50.
are fond of abusing the people of the United States
for not preserving the Indian tribes from becoming
extinct before the advance of civilization. But
the same thing is taking place in New Zealand.
The natives are fast disappearing. DIR. Feather
stone says that twenty years ago their numbers
were estimated at one hundred thousand souls ;
now they do not number forty thousand. and in
twenty years they will be reduced to Il mere hand
fI
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MARCH
Total rainfall for April.....

Total rainfall for
You will notice two dates of two days cach-thcse
were Slbbaths, when | was in town and left no one
to make the record. Days on which no rain fell are
omitted.
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On Hand.
Card Matches, BrOoms,
English Pickles and Pie Fruits,
English Oysters, NcMurray's Oysters,
ii. b. Oysters. Fields Oysters,
HOLSTERS, CLANS, Quahaugs.
Sardines, Yeast Powder,
French Peas, Lemon Syrup, Cider Vinegar,
White Wine Vinegar, Raspberry Vinegar,
Gherkins in gallon jars, best Layer Raisins,
Macaroni, Vermiceli, English Jams, JeIlies,
lie &Perriu's Sauce,
Best White Beans. Gas St
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-07-01

FAIR AND FESTIVAL.


The fsis snd Fssaval Co the Asss1t Of
So Mssspssite's eAsssA ~ q Msesseslit
q Hall clsssd he sAisl - ~ ~ aed
svsaies Of 10 session - Saturday lass.
The following wses the e@sap q ~
Fair:
Rojdsmt Mrs.. E. saith.
Tics PresiAsat-Mrs. Ool. Yong.
Zrssssrw-Mss. J. L. HeSsst.
Secvetasy-xn. Charles Huss.
Dsrisg the .hrss days everything pssssd
81 very pleasantly.
The vsting on the cane presented BY
"Smith the Hotter" 10 tbe most popular
man Of The DAvsopsrt Press, was very clsss
and addsd much to the interest Of The occa
sion. Towards the close, oil ether candi>
datss we're dropped except Mr. Rishasdson
AID Mr.. Jsrvis. The frissds Of each we're
confident Of success. II was truly GRITTY
ing 10 So the libsrality displayed towards
the church by The friends Of the True Rad,
icai BY their heavy votes, which were veil
seconded BY the friends Of the DsMocRAr.
Al the time agrsAd upso, the polls we're
closed end Asyos Dsoahss aad Jas. Thor>
ngssn, Eco, assisted BY Mrs.. Oonkl,u and
Miss Harrison wore chosen - canvass the
vote. The following 10 the result - On
nsuneed by Mr.. Thosington:
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-07-01

AotA vose .....-........ ..........S,1
At ten cents per vote the cane was worth
$27O.lO. Amidst considerable cheering 1t
Was Announced that D. N. klcbardeen was
the most popular man, be hsving . majosi>
y Of seventy four votes.
On motion Of Ssth'P. Brys rant. j. S. Drake
Of the DsMocBAr took the stand and re-
ceivsd the cane 10 behslf Of Mr. Richardson
who. entirely unconscious Of the high
honor bestowed on him, vas sbssnt on
fishing excursion Up the river. Mr.. Smith
presented the cane with . very appropriate
speech, which Was. With . few words Of
acknowledgment. received in NJ. Richard
sons name.
The drawings for the various rich and
costly prizes continued during the three
evenings, with the following result:
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-07-01

In ThousonAo of Cosoo.-Mre.
WINSLOW'S SOOTHING SYRUP Gsr al
dissasss with which children ass stilietsd,
such q tssehisg, gripisg in the bowels,
wind sslics F. has ,psa ussd with perfect
ond nsvsr.fsiliss ;s65oess in thousands d
sssss. u soflsns the gums, reduces iala~
nasisa and allaysall paia. Msehsss, 4 aee
ohll y psoeuse Il.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-07-01

kDrToRs OF DsnocRAr In your issue Of
Friday | find the Agent Of Rogers Patent
Carbonixer states that il is only necessary
70 prove that this Carbon xsr is ali that they
claim for il. to refer to tho manly act Of
the Gas Filters Of THE city and states that
| ma!e the connection and fearing the
wrath Of the Gas CompSuy I went as an
early hour and disconnected il. He should
have given the facts, and have referred to
HE own man y act in the .undss handed
manner which induced me to consent 10
making the CONFESSIONS. After coming to
us several tunes and hed-s efused, 90 do
snythiag for him out Of the shop, IN NIKE
any coanections without the consent Of de
Gas Company, he came again, and staeed
that he had received their consent, and
wishes me to make the, connsctish.s Not
supposing that be wss acting any way but
right, l. 6gosesesd bet ha&i6n SAst thev
red nee gwen him eonesat, L went On nv
own fesponsibiiity and disconnected Il no,
that feared his srash Or the 0ss Compar ~
either, bat simply because ssfuse to do
anythin9 fos any man thas acts 10 such 81
uadsfhendsd way. Best lee, The Aeent
should know, es ought 70 know that in this
q any ether city, 0os Fitsers ere not allow.
ed 70 intssfses viii ths Ooapany's metros.
Whistler thsy bsleng 70 the city y psivsts
c00poaieo. p edaHss &c 3o9n Rows.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-07-01

PsAYsar Assrine.-Ths Irregular weekly
prayer meeting Of the Young Msn's Chris
tian Association will take place this evening,
beginning q 8 o'clock, at their rosms in
Netsopojioan Bloek.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-07-01

TBs C. B. Pools ThermO0eter q Luse
4 Grigg's Bookstore stood to-day s2S 10
the shade and 05e in the sun.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-07-01

Los1.-Lass week. the trent case Of q
gold hunter Patch. The fndse will b
literally sswa,ded By leaving IL u this Of
Az
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-07-01

Founra or JuLr.-Ws acknowledge 40
invitation to participate In the Turner'S col.
ebrasisn q Mitchsl's Ble6, for which We
,ss.,rn thaaka
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-07-01

TouRsr mo one should leave home tn 10
season without providing themselves with
Co.'s DYsrKrsiA Cuas TO guard against
sudden attacks Of Cholera Aorbus Il i'm
mediately coFrects the stomach in such CO.
sea. 1t 10 specific in Sumnee Complaints
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-07-01

port, ever alive to the interests Of human
ity, whose warm heefts will permit no
chance 70 escape then Of extending What
aid they can, wherever want and suffering
prevails, have heard with much concern Of
Tie deep distress the families Of Fsnians,
who have been made prisoners in Ireland
are nov 10. The condition Of 1selsnd 10 such
that is elects the sympathy Of every low
u Of humanity with constant labor il Il
oil that the Irishmaa can do to keep bic
wife AID listb enss from stasvieg; and
whsn the labes thas supports lie hossehs,d
10 cut %, what must b the condition Of The
familes9 These prisoner, BY striking .
valiant, but unsuocsssfal blow for lrsland's
independents, are entitled to our wasmess
domination a lovers Of liberty, and oil that
can be done to alleviate the su9srings Of
their families should be dees With willing
nand. Taking thu visW Of ths matter, the
..u'es nave nsde srrsaesos0ts Tor cslebra>
ting shs Fourth Of July q she Fair
us0oods By holding grand NaGissal Pie.
sss' 70 .a'sh he psspss are rsspscsislsy 10.
vissd. The day viz b. c,lsbe.Aed In esed
old eeyse-shs Aussieas Silver Rand iii,
ny number Of Ne 6ue., ,.,.. -.
Declaration Of Americas lod sp,ed..s. v,Il
Be rcd b JsAo Gallagher. ESQ.,, and 1.s..
Murphy. late u Nsssase. viii deliver |,
patriotic oratioa In bic happiest style At 1,
o'clock. Plenty u rsftssAasats win b,
provided fss the hungry sad Thirsty (sod
who IL not hungry and thirsty on tn,
Fourth y and ~ qsastssts Of the Assert
can Bsod viii play music Ses dancing i'm,
evening, which dsncing Win psVbabl5 b
ksPs - I'll Ne eoaiae nsssisg ush
isgs ~ ~ WITH essy.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-07-01

Jons CAnERos 10 now prepared 20 do oil
styles Of house and sign painting. glazing,
grsining. &c. Also plain and decorative pa
per hanging. Ceilings whitsned on short
notice. All work done promptly. Shop
No 10 West Third street, between Brady
and Main. Apr.4 d3m,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-07-01

"DsxosaArc Nsws."-This 10 the title
Of democratic journal established u Wa
verify, Bremen Co., BY Wright 4 Stow. 1t
ia neatly printed, and starts with liberal
amount Of patronage.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-07-01

HoLLowAg's PuIs.--DAssaEA.-A sudden sup
preston of the evscustions frequently ends in col
lapse The action Of Hoo way = IN cdcines based
on more rational principle: by combining with the
dePrayed humors they nentralise ani expel them
through IN, natural channels They purify the fluids,
cleanse the bowels. invigor .te the stomach, and by
regulating the fractions restore the body to les
anal state OF health. Sold 10y all Druggists.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-07-01

80 To rns Bssr.-Go to the Bryant & Stratton
Iowa State Business College 10 get thorough prac
teal ba-lness education, or To- become good sound
Go iecraph operator. For circulars and papers. ad-
dress. tenrlo-ng stsmp) "The Bryant . Stratson
Commercial C0llege, Diven port, Iowa.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-07-01

DAv1rsmLsAssse Desss--At ths new
store Of Stadkssih = Co, 81 Brady st., cor
b fsund Ne irgsss end ness ssnplsas sessl'
Of French and Aassisan elf shinA hip end
morocco, harness, cole, and upee leathses
.noemak9s tool. finding. and natssialspss.
'sl1'ag 70 The trade. vsse of Chisses. They
.ae'sessse their ows Anaisaa saif skini
.oa oss'.aansd hasnsss lsalhss, - Pess9l
saseA~ hisas assa ~ 1ssit.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-07-01

IMe eiIY eoAcM.

wltL m READY At Al hours 49,
70 aeco0mS0aes shooo Who wish
convsyncs - 1Augt neeiee. u viii be
kept rcaly q - Doas IL Post Once,
at ali houfs. OsaaeS IN q Zimmer-
man 0asts lAsesy Stable vii receive psumps At
tcnt1on. Change reasonable. npged6
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-07-01

ARRIVALS

ARRIVALS
BURLINGTON. Capt. Green. st. Louis.
Pnii SnERrDAn, Hutchinson Dubuque
NEw BosroN Capt. Grinnell, Fl Madison.
HiHAn PaIcs, cow Burlington.
AuscArINs. Capt. jerks 81. Paul q
psPAxrUnss.
BunLixorox, Capt. Green, 81. Paul.
Pau SRsnDAx, Hutehinscn, Dubuque
NEw BosTox. Oaps. 0sinnel', Fl. Madison
HIsAk PxIcs, L. Claire,
AuscAriNR, Capt Jsnks. 81. Louis.
Ben CAnPssLL. Capt. Pierce. Clinton.
The river has fsll about six inches dur,
ring the Last forty eight hours. IA
The swift and elegant steamer Minnesota
will 90 up this evening about O'Clock.
The Ha~ksye State win 60 down to-
morrow morning u 6 o'clock.
The Sucker Stsss will 90 down ON Wed.
nssdsy morning. +. \. Prsttymsn, sgsn,
The fas passenger packet New Boston,
Ospt. Gsiaaell. will leave for Fl. Madison,
10 shs mesning. O. o. Msthef 10 he a.
nce' = ..k1 ss -
FouRrH % Julv surrtass.-At Green'u
On Brady street, baskets. toys and flrs,
dlaso Rsstruant accoamo1ations. Give him
. call this evening.