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KNIVES, KNIVES,

4 LARGE assortment II the best pocket md pen
n knives mpde ~ The Waterbury Co., II NJ. L.
ttairc Row b y. II. HOU Sci.
DLATEp Ware. such ~ Casters. Cake Baskets, Ten
L Sets, soup aud Crazy Ladies', Sugar Ifa5stn Hg.
'sTd. aiI, iate, T,A uIfi Dessert Sruats Eor,~. So
49,. i0r s@la 4! tiy III ". NJ. HnUSEL+
.,PktTACIES all kinds ard to salt all ages and
= tot near Szstt. call lt.d examine them.
July l+ga. }S,l3. 4. VI. HOUSED
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FArEING MILLS REPAIRED

N'UC can gct yolr old Tanning MIL, reIHrca to &c
i HsdriR good new '.fVr time, by adding.
some 0f TIE anew Improvements.
New s3egss furnished. whole -ati isHui NiEc}
II the kind brttsr adapted 10 oar gam aud ioH
seed than heretofore.
Casting furnished tp A ftae ~ broken oRas; Ni3-
painted whrH required IL protect ti# tGo3u tin Wealth
All done ia th' shortest possible ti8nr. AZ thc
Steam Agricultural Depot,
Main Street, Moline. lis.
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BRIO KLAYERs WANTED,

4 M number Of Briestaya-s ga fHdparmauert ON
~ pinymepr during hc -cas9n Uy application ID II
9-erHer FIJI Davenport. j. NOTE
JUlv 9stA. '53.
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Capt. c. was Ia Cleveland some time since
and while proInsnading The streets espied a
quarter lying On he pavement. H picked
il up, but finding that il was crossed, Plt ii
down again saying:
"Iii be biamed i I'm going to los The five
cents"
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LUMBER. LUMBER.

stEAS NED ,a..s. to.si op4 e At. W. e.
- -a,,a \ 10 c + Ii ~
HHus Eu
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RENWICK & SON
STEAMBOAT AGENTS, FORWARDING. STORAGE
AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Bazaar Landing,

DAvEsroRT. Iowa.
ID ESPECTFULLY call tbs all nton ofiarmers. ship
II pcrs, and the public generally 10 this advertise
nent
They VIII TT al times 81 ready 10 store and ship
Try description Of produce and merchandise. % buy
and sell commission. aud Srnsi, 10y prompt and
strict attention to thr Interests of all who may favor
them with their patronage 10 merit the public conf
dence
The business viii be conducted md carried on in the
spacious building recently ereetad by Mr. Felton, de-
.gnaied lite bazaar 10 which Is attached commo-
dios landing for ~tamboat- All of the river,
and possesses advantages favorable 10 the importer
shipper, not The least Of which is Tint arayagc will
ee required from the Warehouse 10 hoata. from
boats 20 the Warehouse Has ., is51-a5
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TAKE NOTICE.

TIE undersigned will offer for sale on his farm in
Scott county, miles from Davenport 3 north OF
Blue Grass, at O'Clock a. NJ, 3uh September. 10 or
70 Yoke Of oxen; hams, Breaking Flows. Horse
PiougLs, Sc.
ltRHs-ohe year with interest at 10 per cent after six
mouiA=aHd i no! IG u uatIrity ter.,t from date
sept 2otB, FJ3-3t- y. +. NEW DaB
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Cheap Cheap Choap!!!
BOOTS AND SHOES
A J.JoRDA% would announce TO tn citizens Of
Yh@ davenport md ila public, thai d. ia. opened. a
- Ladies and GrEtsmsus boot and stor -ta... adj
Joining Earrows & rrstis n6I rtJra. on door above
Ugn vWH lohhE store. Whsra a is t@.rprat u, man.
Wf@rt4rg boots ana Shoes OF Ht} .4prti t4nns
LADIES BRANCH.
Fin" SllE lt-tng q 4t.fz. l.irt art IT, in
ho~s ih Boots; EuaHelad tent Paris
3uuts, Ties. Bronze Puria.; Ark.
Jenny IiHds: Jenny Ialas;
B,ak las TukH Hpuls
4 large assortment Of Ladies' aud Misses CNilirri's
SHuss, too numerous To mrHti9u
Also large assortment inr Gents Wrur
Eastern tuc French E0uts; Congress
Gatvr>, Montrges; Jersey Ties;
PLAIN walking Shoes,
MuroccU:
And all kinds Of heavy work, suitable for countr,
rs we'll city custom; all who want meat III and ems,
bo0t would DO well To- call at the Davenport Boot and
Nh"e store. Can aHd see. June ., if53-3ItI
NY j. have ga hand and far sat roatnist t. a..u,t
W msni ot boots aud Shoes from M Infant Shoe ia
Q atogl boot, all of which ol,r TOR sale VERY low
June .. 1853 ~ VAN TUgt Il COON
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REMOVAL

HOUSE, SIGN. AND ORNAMENTAL PAINTIEG
AND GLAZING.
JAMES B0N&ELr specially ir-
. kEpwiedgts 10 his srirnd3 ana the
sir. publir generally, their iibefgI up
pom. and would inform them that
he can always b" found al his stand Brady 81.
cast .id-.g between Second aud Third Sis. adjoining
Israel Halls Cabinet Narerooms, whore hr is How
prepared to execute all orders IN has line. His lUug
experience tn the -iHcss warrants him W tnsarints
hs patrons tuil sasiaCtion in amy work that may b.
eHtr, stGd 10 bun.
Particular attention given to estimating on any pub
lic or private biiiGWs. Persons wishing any 81 thr
above w"Ta aon wiil DO well TO give INN eail before
letting thslr work.
Paints "f all oolors prepared ANA ready for use
bl"sS 81 all sizt,. putty. &C., for ,a!t,
i. Ss--AIsp d .w .rtt1I Of luMPySIIIDN ROOF
lAh, j"' aEitd by j. Lon lie which tan lee pot On 1T
the short 81 Hut,- T.! me ,s,rysr.
JAS. poNNEL.
hayulor, June 9, 1882
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VIM. A. NOURSE

TT AS just received the greater mar, 49,,
/ i spring stock VI dry goods, CONSISTING ~. WV
cpaiiy vi almost everything saleuble % Nv ,.o
line. He las the most desirable asso,,ma., ~.
nc IS Judge, and he thinksh he Isl uat III "
found IN any establishment VI THIS vjct,,,, oe
Ills stock ot fancy goods is '.somer 10 s,,,i
least. we
li5ou want any silks, moa air fabrics. limit
barages, bafage and usnsln dc Iaines -,
4inghain prints or an5 .ress lIimminas -
efoldetes Or ANYTHING az al, just ea. and ~ ~
the SIGHT is goud Tor the ests
BoNNETs.
Ills stock of Bonu,ts 7 Ladies' nod ~
very hard 10 beat lie is also van 800
with Elb oas and flowers 10 tr,o, ,.,,tl i''eu
e1ap', crai'e ltesc tar'eton muslin and E,nr ~
silks 70 line them. '"'e
HATS AND CAPS
tle,s Of Ill kinds lor ulen. 10, : AMI .,e
laa best assnitm.nf anNWI.re li,oaua,,
elegant White beaver, yati can have #. att
tug Csc aa"h ne tpeinest kina OF ,al,,
la. CAPS geua qutntit1.
-btI1IS AMI silOES
good lot q Q its aud shoes Tor gents boe.
te., nnJ iot "a } So WY Nee III ol M,
Il p' as, aau NJ nnsahe--nmsst and al,
srnoo
India Rubber Goods.
a. oahs, pa'i's, t.a'e.ins bags, gloves.
cps, syingts, etc
Ready-Made Clothing.
EEougb 10 su, pit ahs c.otn.f.e $ Or i, ~;
tslon-some OF The prptfiest black. Nina
towtl, 2tsehof fancy iraeks ana sacks man
40 "ish iof. The sane may lie sad u p,pl,
nd vrsts they shi celia MY. Andihen VII,
ffst qualities be can g. down 10 sopenar,
tout and not very fine. Asa good 10, o, l'n'
~ and cotton sacks, lroeks, vests aud ban,s
BOYS CLOTHING,
Coats, pants and Vests IN good yaflely. r..
Yer, body come along. he can 'giye In. Gf.r
lis s'"cs o. Bfoadcio,hS, C,s>inets. Do.
/ saus, ceshnlsf.t's, sattH.tts. twctd.. fro,,l.
ND singe width IS really choice-K sp,ucsy
Jeans, ribbed tasnan, vclse,f. stout lfnt n. mn.
kine, an cotlinadc IN ahuuGance-saip. i,
fasting, etc Tor vests, and buttons ii al sor,.
bution ali these goods up with, such as vi.
vi, brocdde, pa 1er maehe, twist, aohatrs and
choice git coat ard sesi butte
DRESS RIIiUNS.-
In great variety. anj pearl ana agate il q IL
sorts great variety OF linen ava eBt'on edo
lhgs and ings. emf roderei do, eaorpd s,Is
ace ed2lnss Tor innm hes, hlark silk lace Go.
lIam -four inches wide. 10 Oh. .onrth yard, bl,ck
sfk vseltes, sPurg st.ies Wursttd ,ett,pr
brdds worsi.d aud six hiaits II prtal lart,y
Ladies test kid and iisie thread and co on
gtovss, gents de. Ladies and gents aofsl,d
cotton and Isle hoserv.
EifiGEzED SHIFTING
sleHings and drlings, hickory stfpes, tick.
~. etc, eflsh--scJ'ch aad russ diners rts
ga huek b8ek, low ing anl d apr, ek6fce 'allr
IN rs, ing 90. u lIi;c toll, 81 nu.
Transparent window s5aaes aDd Putaam. se
jHsNna tAtnsts % lang ~, VIII torJ aud
'a-sp w giFt th@u. u. tEF4tftust rt4fbFv
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CULVER and Platsd TIA and Table Ff oor- Forks.
> Castor, Cake B4ssct. 4sd Spectacle. Also rAo,5
No. lha@as Clocks have come and fe- s.i.a IL
4. G. BILLION,
lNis ZC~-3. BIn Brady Sl,sr,t-
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S1t tEi. isiR GIL.
Wholesale s Retail Grocer, Front s., Davenport
MOULD respectfully cali iha attention of the eitt-
w zeas of B4s vHpoEl anal f,clnt. alta ~ the oun
ny Merchant generally, that be hs received thr iafs
stock Of Groceries brought - this place. std
s, going to move In 81. brick building, on Front
81. where be viii SCH Goods as low possible.
Davenport, July 7ta, 1853
50 Bills. Clfa. Sugar, Bclehef, AB
10 Crushed :
II Loaf =
10 :. Powdered - -
IL Hkds. \. O. Sugar,
. Bal, SSrup Moiases, Reieher,
. Sugar House
% Sucks prime Rio Cotet,
81 Boxes Soap.
50 Sacks G.. A, SILT,
- Barrel kauhaa4 salt;
For s.is by S HtRSCHL.
Davenport. july :, ls53.
TIE Democratic Banner and Der Democrat Igcuse
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EXCHANGE OFFICE AND LAND AGENCY,
Buys and Sells Exchange.
DIYs, seli- ana locates Land Warrai5ts aud select
fclauds, Coll 'sti"r4s made amt promptly remted.
Ohce on Second street, above the lie Clatrr Huusr
Davenport. June - lr.la.
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low 4 Lam OFFICE

l.. r. PAFKER,
ATTORNEY At LAW, AND NOTARY PUBLIC.
rRtbE, s,EsI DoUE BELOW sf1oNp 81,
NpNliNt rs 10 art agent for either tytr or sell
Ner 10 the purchase anJ sa.e ui Read Estate. His
y stem Ii 1" charge reasonable commission al
tNal sats---Hol ipnketug tha difference between the
-ailtr's forrest ani hr buyers higkes price. Those
having real estate 10 ssh, wt Hnd Tor iher interest
to have II entefr ~ his bucks which are open to gen
sral Inspection. mo ssie. to ciur.,c.v
Lahrml0rt, Lnn .. Isaa-.t!
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WHO WANTS a HOME

THE Subscriber has laid oil portion Of his nnd into
lots of one each. 4 chance IS now offered
for those wishing 20 make profitable investment, Or
for tha-e desiring Ia secure homestead. These lots
lI1 nmmefiatiy adjoining the city. bal ten minutes
walk from the Courthouse The Davenport md toHil-
q Bais Railroad viii pass through or near this iand
one acre OF This land viii make poor man anaa
aome, and eventually rich man. ANY one desiring
10 purchase will apply 10 WILLARD BARkOAS,
ounty Snfyesor's pfiet Oh Second strest. above te
Post office, or to y. NJ. u. BI RkONS.
Davenport. May o is5a-3f em
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s----44sas - 1870
- - 80 j 40 - ~ 1A.---sA-4 "a A-k
$500 s--->--sssse- - 80
MICHIGAN SOUTHERN RAILROAD.

- q - :. -1SE
MICHIGAN SOUTHERN RAILROAD.
New and Important AIRING mert, ensaring
Speed and Com.oft 70 the Travelling Public.
Chicago to New York and Boston.
zHoarzsr Nosr EsrsesrIors & osLY y. roar PocrE 10
NEW YORK, BOSTON, PHILADELPHIA.
Crest Western and Southwestern U. S. Hail
Route
Passengers leave Chicago with III O'Clock p. " Tt
eara ia ENPress Train. rs-th N0saag U-At mU-u4l2
= O'Clock. connecting with Tie following lsEd.a
low pressure
Steamers. direo. for Buffalo, wi.hoa. Landing
arriving Bagalo in time 10. te II 5l9ss ErFfe..
?. ". y cider y (. lily aud ErIe Or y Geltr-i
10 hours less time than by any other + R. and
Lake Route.
.TgrtafrH Ia2iaHH. Capt. l. r PRgATr.
Leaves Toledo and A9nros, Tuesday. aud Friday-.
Leaves Buffalo, Wednesdays * Suturdsys.
s9tthcrn .Nsbigga. 'apl i y PRRK3>s.
Leaves Iolzho aad Monroe, Monday sud Thnr.d.Hs.
Leaves h1lfal1 Tae-aass and Fridays.
Lnpfrs state, apt. =. WILSON.
Leaves Toledo AID Aoaroe, "Wednesday, Saturdays,
Leaves B-Ea!o, Mondays and Thursdays.
"a hours to Buffalo and SO hours to New York
Also THREE TRAINS DAY.
Making COMPLETE Railroad connections throughout
Ohlo, FenHs! ivana, New York, ana Tie entre
New England States.
Isl, fESETSisg EArREss. leayes al { 4, =.
81 EEFRE-s &Ep IAgl. isayus az u NJ
81. leGEsRATH 8PEE-H. leaves az Z ?. ST..
only UAs Train an S4FFa7--Isarrs al .. h.
"a,road time IS Is minutes Foster than hlc 70 tsaa.
II Passenger, are particularly requested % procure
Iaeagt- p-iof= takln- sest, ~ the Carr.
1.Aee ~ Irenont basla,-g, tao a9ors zo-ta ettas
''- :, - " Go CO., II. GRAY,
-1I. = --53. lEelera P-..tN4gr AGENT
CHICAGO g Eocz ISLAND RAIL ROAD.
" 49, .sEf l,.sz5=
2 Trains Daily between Chicago, Peru and
{ nd after &oEDAg, seps. i2 1853, uI.i.l f4s.aer
Two Dely Trains,
Sundays eyeeptsd-j wili run on this road between
Chicago, Lasalle and Peru,
~ AVE- CHICAGO,
j.; Passenger Train, al EAH
EETIRNtAG, LEAVE PERU,
1T Passenger Train. At Gt5
"a Passenger Train. 81 ? p N
Arriving - Chieag3at II IS A. and : =. H.
60 Eastward
The soelocs morning Train runs to Ki,sli,ga. late
indian Town, and connects with stages from ROts Is
i4h4 and Davenport and other points West
4 " ~ ''''"S' al u o ''''A
Passengers lcavial. Chicago al 4 ntoc In the tr~r.
ing rtae.4 EpeE lsand aHd Davenport 81 o'clock ext
iA9rrnEe and pa-ss gers leaving EagE l.lgDd t tBs
morning. slesp ~ huofheid, avoid al utgt isyc and
Ess"a Lhitas" att O'Clock next eysnflr.
stages teaye those ro3n', Westward 10 Ro.k Isi.aJ
,iaynFpad. E1d1gteB and Iowa Gas; >u4iAWtr4 10
bloomington, Springfield nnd H. Louis; and Sortt4aFd
10 fre p1-t. Ga!sA@ pAa bahuoue
cgIaseo. sept I@b. rs ' ''''''''''' S"' l.
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iJFlH VOLUME D'AUBIGaE.S LEFOEMAIIDN
Just received and rar sale nj Forlrr's kocI island
'''H "'"''' June =. lAs3-l0
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RATIO G. NOURSE 'S
Premium Chain Pumps.

rI'HE subscriber is manufacturing and prepared
10 furnish al Wholesale and Retail to te.ier, AMI
others. any number nf thu above superior Enlless-
Chain Panps. HI viii supply either complete Pumps
tubing cuFhs rhaip, aud ii such prices as cannot
fail 10 give satisfaction.
Aseycr, portion of the wood work i manufactured
~ machinery, they not only more exact nut eai
~ furnished I'll les. than ane-haif the prize would
cost H. make liz same article hy hand. His tubing II
new arels. tonguee md sreoved and cannot by ANY
possibility leak.
an tlosl who have "a tits Pamp pronounce j, SUI
pcriOF 70 any iaveutSd Tor simplicity aud furuh-
ity. II keeps The well covered aud al the same TIME
protected from Dirt while all Of the water used being
drawn from the bottom, comes up pure antt cold But
the best recommendation i. trail. tlefaisFe a-A yaf
neighbour Wao has tried one, Or purchase and 10y for
yourself.
10000 feet Cubing,
5000 lbs Chain;
And other materials correspond. nna on hand ana
with large number ready made Pump, for sle low
the es4 bIlsh.ncIt of tie subscriber, g." doors
above Nolrse's store, In Moline, us
H0RAIIO G. MOI RISE.
Jane pal. 1853. R-H
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STATIONERY AND BLANK BOOKS

ID frequent arrivals the stock ~ psrer Euyolnlr-
ID sud General stai.oHerg Is Kept ur 10 full ussGrt-
Wltyh lne attention, the public il requested
Bliy 3, ls53 w, II. HOLMES 4. Go.
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FOR SALE

i onr Furniture Ware-r e,H an Second 81. d fTe.a
lut ~ sot;ts, Chairs, Mattresses, Ne. ae.
aug NDULFOEH X SMALL.
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TOBACCO AND CIGARS.

\ ANES BpRGE. Tohaeeonisi, has now on hand and
- for sale, rst-rttc assortment Of Imported and do
thrsiic cigars, tobacco, pipes. snun-boNes. &e.
Also hne-eut chewing, smoking, and plug tobacco,
by wholesale retail. Merchants supplied NJ 81, Lou
i prices Main si door. soalh Of Cook Sargent )
Banking House.
june y. i-,i3-75
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LAND WARRANTS

- OLD aud located for cash, or on credit. Putrut
''s"ar@nlitd by tJunr ., is53-32l l.. +, PARKER
+ DAN AND DEPOSIT oFFIcF.-i,0al.5 lcg1fI,rf1 N
ION commission for these having spHra fdnds--or,
interest allowed 10 special drposors, by
Junc o, lsl}-32 h. Il PARKER
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DAeUERREoTYPR APPARATUS.

A FIRST rate ! aze basucrreoi.pe Apparatus for
"a aaAe FEEy LoW, AH. CUlEs.
Davenport. sept, IL. 1853. 2-d
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Book Biadery and Blank Book Mandatory
THE subscriber u Eo@ making arrangement. ard
1 Will. soon possible establish IL 10 n hEdery
~ davenport ana viii be prepared 10 do every yarie-
g Of Binding. BLANK BOOK mada TO order. Parllea-
lar attention Vs.d 10 Te-btrdiHg periodicals. Sc
JAMES MACINTOSH.
Davenport, june H. ts53,-l-I
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TOWN LOTS, &C. FOR SALE.

THE subscriber hus far sale On reasanabla term. n
Town Lois, situated the heal Of Harrison street
near the new Brewery.
Also. YoKEs or ONFN, CART | WsaoN- PATENT
WHEEL, for masking brick, ana WnEELBtnrows.
J. MOTE.
Davenport, Aust 4 1Es3 4--tf
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BOYS CLOTHING,
: DRESS RI gIUgS :

In great sarety. anj pearl ana agate ID q sr
sorts. A great variety Of linen agd eBt,on edo.
ING ana insef.ings. emf rofdefei do, eaIofpd sik
ace ed9lnss Tor Inmm hes, black silk lace do.
iTam ionfiHches wide, 10 Oh. .onrlh ard. bllck
aik siseltes, sPrltg st,les NursttA ie.tlpr
braids worsf.d aud six hiaits Ii ertal ,ant,y
Ladies test kid and iisic thread aud GO on
siov,', gents de. Ladies and gents wost,d
rDft.Fu ana f4Att haserY
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RAZ0Rs. RaZoRs..
LuA RECEIVED

I.RON 81 -. IL si.rp Narsute, Lac best qaalis
L Tor s4ls IT NJ. > l. l.iee Row,
}4ly u T.. VI. HOUSED.
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Is there a whig partyq

We believe il is Mr.. Greeley who suggests the aban-
dopmen Of the whg organization, after all the better
way to break down The democratic party There is some
method in this apparen, madness. 10 insiigate all the
sections TO operate each upon his impulse and 10
hang upon the flank of The grand column OF the demo
cratic party, IS plan certainly worth trying after the
successful experiments OF the Taars The Cossacks and
the Spanish and Spanish Mexican guerilas There is
this advantage 10 the scheme As each band of assa-
ants is to act, il upon its own hook to acknow
edge ruler but It's chief and no code of morals bu,
the spoils. so there will be none OF the dssgreeabIe
consequences about principles which have always sfc,
ed and broken any great combination Of wings Each Of
ganzaon can have its especial creed each adyoc
It's own favori'e dogma; each i,s own favori,e each
its own foe or foes and be responsible for the
acts Of another. The game has. however, one little
drawback Greeley will be able to bring into the
field more fanatics and aboonists with The aid of MIR
Seward and bis staff, than all The other regiments and
divisions combined and will oumu.er and ont. mapou.
vre them all when they TO the decisive .,4p xat
spon The administration Of General Pierce.
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tE From. the New ons~ss Fiesyuns, June 10.
synopsis Of the New Mexican Tariff.

By the kindness OF Mr. Dabelseen, vice consul for
Mexico enabled present 10 readers the fol-
lowing synopsis OF tie new Mexican tariff, copy OF
which hs received in advance from the Mexican govern
Inent by the steamer Texas. #Hf
The following ale lLe ports declared open 10 foreign
On the Gulf OF Mexico Steal. Campeaeby. San Juan
Bausis de Tabaseo, Vera Cruz, Tampco dc aoaupss,
and MatamoIas. =, -,
On The Pacific ocean Acapulco. Manxanillo San Bias.
and Mazatlan, and Gamas in the Gulf OF California.
On the northern frontier Malamoras, Preside del
Norie, and Paso del Norie. o.,
On The southern frontier: CONTAIN and Tuxtla Chico.
The principal articles which declared free OF duty
il is mined in the country in sufficient qaany0 an
imal carbon, lumber for building purposes when imported
III Paso. type, books, and printed matter stitched only.
agricultural. miuing, and mechanical implements. spars,
all kinds OF boats vessels for navigation rags Tor paper
fire bricks, and printing ink. Gold and silver bullion are
also free. n atJse.4g uU
The following the principal articles the importation
OF which is prohibited:
Tafa or Spanish brandy aud all other spirits. except
those produced from the grape GIN rum and such others
specified, when imported boies TASKS, or jugs
starch, except specified sugar. rice. indigo. copper
and brass wire sulphur. boots and shoes, Coffee wax in
manufactured iorm cast nails, bar copper and copper
utenss, tortoise shell manufactured, morocco leather,
bar tn bride bits and spurs, such as are made IN Mex
ico deer skins -four Except in Yucatan,) cotton yarn
Tor the term OF one year. after which It's import is al
lowed specified soap, lard moasses. lumber
of all kinds, except spars saddles cards, gold leaf
broadcoth, except first qualities parchment, lead IN pig
shot powder, except sporting imitation TebOZos,
clothing except specified in the tariff salt. satpetre,
allow, tobacco, and sugars salt pork wheat and all
cereal grains, blankets and coyerlids.
The law of the 4lh OF April, 1919, permitting the i'm
portaon OF -four rice, sugar, coffee, pork sides, lard
and all other necessares Maiamoas and other from
tier ports under specified duties, remains in full force
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CITY OF WASHINGTON.
FRIDAY MORNING, JULY /, 1868.


Among the distinguished gentlemen now wishing
Washington are Gov. Wright. OF Indiana. who Is al
ieudng the interests OF his State touching her claim
10 the three per cent fund and Col Gsdsden oil eou'
Carolina lately appointed minister OF the United States
to Mexico who is here business Connected win ms
mission. Hon. MIR. Durham, OF Indiana, Hon. Mr.
Dawson. OF Pennsylvania, and Hon. Mr., Disney Of
Ohio, are also in town.
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The tariff laws respecting invoices, ships papers, &c,
remain without alteration, except that the weight OF all
packages must be expressed.
This tah will go into operation the first day Of Sep
TENDER next. for all vessels bound from Atlantic ports
ports The Pacific; the is, Of October, for vessels
from European ports 10 porte on the Gull OF Mexico
and on the LIST OF August for vessels from American ports
and islands TO ports the side OF the continent
the pori Of departure.
Unul this lar Is enforced duties viii be collected by
the ianh OF AN OF October fs45 with the reform estab
sbed by the laws OF oath OF November, 1s4a, and oath
Of January, 1853.
The imports OF cotton yarn will be permitted for the
term Of ioot months from the Let OF June paying dsy
OF httssn cents pound.
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The list of articles Of hardware, which in the old tariff
classified in six classes paying respectively S. $40.
$5 $40, $40, and $40 qunia remains without alter
alton and with the duty.