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Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-27
NOW A DAYS"
NEW WHOLESALE e. RETAIL
BOOT, SHOE AND RUBBER STORE.
STEVENS 4 RATHEBUN,

MA NGFaGTUR ERS ard Dealers in the First DUAL
MI tt of III .inas of Mems. Boys, YOUTHS, No-
mems Misses and hidrens. Boots, Shoes, Caters,
&c.. having determined To locate the business per-
name ut> N Davenport. have secured rooms for the
trescu N FORESTS Block Corner OF Brady and Third
Sts two doors fro the Oh Brady street, where
the, are row openiig @ large st eh.
The, design 10 keep hand at all times full as
.ortn. nj their and the best OF stern work of
VERY yurie, from the finest slipper To The Coarsest
,oo: ALI of hch they will marruntsni sell 1T low
prices for Cash.
They most respectfully tender to the people OF Dav
,nport Roet Island and surrounding country, ia H'
tetiou To call and examine their stock wheneverthey
ish to purchase an, thing in the Book and shoeine.
Davenport. Nov eth, is54-dt
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-27
SN OW STORM 5,
wuoIIpsAIE AND RETAIL.

,,ur s,bsrrib.r has received from the Eastern and
l southern Markets large and well selected stock
., goods Of all descriptions in common use, consisting
Of Dir, Goods Boots and Shoes, Hats and Caps,
Glnssware Queensware, Buffalo Robes,
,;roceries Dried Fruit. Cotton Warp,
Garnet Chain. Picking Yarn Cut window 0lass'
q T. l. d Kanawha salt Hardware,
Yct,s and Mill Saws, Iron, all kinds, Steel assorted,
Castings Nails, all kinds, Grindstones,
Woodenware, Live geese feathers'fitch u oaKum'
Sole and Upper Leather. Wall Paper,
Willow Baskets, Paints and Oils, nye Stufs, &c,
wb; II will be sold at small advance for Cab. As
int ,d keeping every thing in common use, persons
M m ~; yar,i riicles can obtain them Front Street
AT II Brick store opposite the Mills Davenport Iowa
une Q, ls53-29. }. M. bo"LiNo'
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.SlJNaaI23a ava sTol YTI9
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-27
WILSON & HARLEY,
WHOLESALE & RETAIL GROCERS,
Corner Of Second & Brady sts., pavenpert, lev

CorHer u1 oeconu 6fady sts., Uavenpoft, lows.
IN Ehds. N o. Sugar, very low, f!
~ Clarified Il Crushed Sugar
Glass. White Lead & Ola,
10 bbls N. o. Molasses,
~ do Sugar house do,
do Syrup.
g. bbis Moasses.
Superior Young Hyson. Impl. & Ba Tea,
100 sacks dried apples peaches.
Extracs OF Lemon md Lemon Syrup,
Essence Of Coffee, Erona, chocolate 4 Cos>a.f
Hams, Shoulders Il Sides,
Sugar cured canvasscd Hams.
Goldfish VT Fish in ibis,
GO kegs Nails,
together with large assortment Of Queens VI Cd and
Willow ware. nd all other goods connected in 70
business. which will be sold eheer for cash. Ia fF
The whole Of the stock has been cs refrIly yee@<d
IN the Eastern and Southern markets. Wes - On,
as great atindueemsntst purchasers any 9th. honse
in the city. WILSON e 'NsL fSa
May 49,
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WALC0TT HOUSE,.

WALNUT dUUE1.
First Station West on the line Of the N &I.
Ra lr)ad i2 miles from Davenport.
1 HE undersigned has furnished the above house In
good style. and is ready to accom- modate ali who
may favor him with their patronage
Persons desirous OF passing few weeks oufetlv an
the prhirie. where there is always de)ehtiu br.s.n
vi nnd Wa coti T. repay them for visit.
10 sroRTshEk-Groase and other game abound in
the vicinity.
share OF public patronage is respectfully solicited
JACOB MYERS.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-27
RENW1cK & SON.

STEAMBOAT AGENTS, FORWARDING, STORAGE
AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS, -
Bazaar Landing,
Ycn,,crr, DAyESPoRT, Iowa,
ESPECTFULLY call the attention offarmer, sh,c,
"A pers, and The public generally to this adyertise.
mcnt. -'SAs's1-
hey VIII at all times be ready to store and shin Q,
cry description OF produce and merchandise 10 b
aha m sen On commission. and trust, by prompt and
iat @ aushi,oh 70 the interests of all who may favor
deHce. f 'S.'
ne business will be conducted and carried on In Ii
spacious budihg recent. erected by Mr.. Fulton 2.
stla'eu as The Bazaar 10 which is attached comuo.
nous landing for STEAMBOATS, at all stages Of the rive
advantages favorable 10 the importer OF
,'e REQUIRED from the Warehouse to boats. or from
beats 10 the Warehouse. May o ,sss %
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.V,EAS-A hne assortment OF fresh Ieas' cohs,s ihg
I orImperial. Yopng Hyson and Black in hif Chests,
o .nd boxes. received and for sale by
,,as NJ nAIZFiI q BRO.
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SEARS, vAoD ! CO.,

66uSCeWU &HnUI6CtUltIk, Il MEUT 401V801W
and Dealers in Planned Flooring,
MOLINE, ILLINOIS.
THE only stablishme III in the " est vhere r VI
SHERWooD'S CELEBRATED sTuHNNo
LATHE is used for turning PRisnA1Ic Fosns; sneh a.
Nerets, BGiusters, BED Posts, 7d&{e Lfxy, andot y
work too various to cDumeYa.e. with the
Mosld,ngs Of aH isto sssAsss Of ssy asatss -
taste roy slggsst. Making the most perfect AS
beautiful work that fancy desire. and bavinU De
appearance of eosfiy earced eSrk.
June II, iS5A-trW-tf
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-24

SOMETHING ABOUT THE INDEPENDENT Posr
OFrIcE.-We have called attention time after
time to the wretched postal arrangements Of
| this great city, and have cited European ex-
amplcs to show how far we are behind the age.
! Our readers are aware that there is but one
| Post Office according to law-the magnificent
and commodious ediGce in that splendid ave-
nue., Nassau street. and that if up town people
ore afraid of the perious journey to the gene
raj Office, and great deal Of courage is re-
CURED to undertake the voyage, they must
wait q day or two for their letters. There is
no government city delivery worthy of the
name, and here we have city almost equal in
population TO the State Of Massachusetts,, with
only one Post Office and that not half large
enough to do the business which presses upon il.
This negligence on the part Of the general
government has made a small fortune for some
enterprising men who have established inde-
pendent offices. We have collected some sta
tistics in relation to them, as follows Boyd
established his Post ONCE and city delivery
eighteen years since. lie has 1900 boxes for
the receipt Of letters, located in different parts
of the city; be employs IS men, and delivers
letters four times day. The greatest number Of
letters distributed from his Office in any one day
was 100000. This was probably valentine
day." Swartz, who keeps the Chatham Square
Post Office, receives 81 600 rs income from
boxes, and employs Is carriers. Lockwood,
at the Broadway Post Office, does not car
ry letters, but employs six men and re-
ceives $500 per annum box rent. The Union
Square Post Office has about 81 800 box rent,
and employs two men in receiving and deliv-
ering letters There IRE several other estab-
lishments Of less account in other parts OF the
city.
Now We desire to direct the attention OF the
head Of the Department to the above facts aud
figures, so that he may have some data to &C.
count for the deficit in the receipts Of the Dc
partment. The people will patronse those
conyeyances that are the most prompt and
sure, and government cannot crush the indie
pendent post, except in one way, and that is
by making the mail facilities superior to those
offered by private carriers. Government loses
thousands Of dollars per nnnum in this city
merely because the present mail arrangements
are not equal to the Increase of the city and
the growing wants Of It's population.
We desire TO impress this upon the Post
master General, upon every Congressman
siecs, and pal .i~ui~Iis 4poa the future Com
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Murine AHniYs.

THE OCEAN RACE BETWEEN THE HAvRE STEAMSHIPS ARIEL
AND AaAGo.-we learn that the Arie-whch passed the
Battery two minutes after the Aragocame up with and
passed the latter just below the Narrcws and when the
Arago discharged her pilots at the Bar the Ariel was
three miles ahead
The threemasted schooner Maury launched on
Saturday afternoon last according to announcement, by
Messrs. Roosevelt Joyce and those who present
well repaid for their visit by witnessing very pretty
launch The aaury is to be fitted out with Ill the latest
improvements and her rig win be different from that OF
any vessel aoai We ought 10 have mentioned that her
construction and equipments have been made under the
immediate superin.endence of Capt Fletcher who is TO
command her.
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sent their decisions have been consistent with
right, and conducive to advantage How will
they decide the question Of next year-the
most important, without comparison. of any
that has ever been submitted to them since
the Constitution was ratified? The enemies of
the Union are abroad; they are active, they are
cunning; they appeal to the passions; they
tlatter the sentiment Of pride; they tickle the
sense Of honor; they rouse the feeling Of in
dignation. Against all this, the friends Of the
Constitution can only rely on the dictates Of
cold reason and material interest A struggle
obviously unequal
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Marine Court.
Before Hon. Judge Birdsall.

HtIUfN HOH. Judge B1fusHU.
coSMITTAL FOR C0NTEMPT OF COURT.
On Saturday afternoon, during tho calling of the caen
dar, person named John Sheahy who was defendant
in suit had been waiting time for his case tc
ONE on and getting impatient, he and said TO his
counsel, in tho hearing Of the Judge Pm not going to
stop any longer humbuggipg here--come along III 60
homen at the time taking hold Of his counsel by
the collar OF the coat and urging him to leave The Judge
Ieprimanded the defendant and before the rising Of the
Court made out commitment directing the imprison-
nent OF John sheahy for five days in default Of s35 fine
for using those contemptuous words The defendant
counsel said that the conversation intended for the
private Of counsel and that he had Witnesses TO
prove that he had not used the expression charged In
the committal.
The Judge ash If he had any explanation TO make by
witnesses oherwseS but defendant declined to res
pond and ut five o'clock taken to the Toombs Ia the
custody OF one Of the officers Of the Court.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-24

GEORGE SANDERS AND THE RED REPUBLICANS
A BLOODY REFoRMER.-At the celebration OF
the anniversary Of the French Revolution of
1892, by the red republicans of this city, on
Saturday last, George Sanders figured some-
what conspicuously. In our reporters report
of the meeting, published in yesterday :
HERALD, our late London Consul is represented
ns saying that he was a friend of Victor
Hugo and Louis Blanche was of the Ledru
Rollin school. He was for death to tyrants.
He was for the guillotine, and he would work
by steam, by G-W IT, after this declaration,
our red French exiles do not follow the hard
she'll anti-nigger programme of our xConsul
for the Presidency, they are indeed incorrigi-
BILE Missionaries
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Fusion MISSIONARIES AMoSG Us--General
Wilson and Mr.. Goodrich, OF Massachusetts,,
were the chosen lions at the negro-worshipping
fusionist meeting in Albany on Saturday even
ing. This mission of Wilson and Goodrich to
the relief OF Seward and his cause in New
York, looks as If between the liquor law and
the hards and softs, and the Know Nothings,
there may be danger ahead TO the Holy Al
lance in this Commonwealth. Gen. Wilson
and his colleague we presume are yassachu-
setts delegates en- route to our black republican
convention at Syracuse on "Wednesday next.
Let Master Seward ioox 80 MS is.1s.s.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-24

TELEGRAPH ToIIs.-A new tariff of tolls has
just been adopted on the telegraphic lines be-
tween this city and Washington. In playful
spirit Of humor, the alteration has been an
nounced by the managers as reduction Of
rates." it appears on the contrary to be an
increase aud pretty stiff one. SO far as the
press is concerned-and it is, as every one
knows, the best customer Of the telegraph
the advance in prices varies from one hundred
to six hundred per cent. 1t is shown in the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-24

BUFFALO, Sept 22-6.30 T. NJ.
Flour Is vay firm, ana prices favor Sellers The sales
to-day SEQ bbls at 81 IS 81 81, for good Wis
consin and Michigan 81 SO 81 62 for fancy Indiana and
Ohio and 81 rs for extra do and 800 bbs bakers Cana
dian and Ohio at So 80 25 Wheat quiet and in limited
supply cargo Of white Canadian, to arrive sold at 81
81. Corn-sman demand. Sales 10000 bushels at Toe
At the close holders offered freely at this quotation Rye
finn. Sales 5000 bushels, to arrive in ten days. at 95c
Small sales OF barley at 82c Canal freghts dull at II nc
l2c. for 10 Albany, and 13hc lac to New York.
Lake imports, during the twenty -four hours ending al
noon to-day Flour, 1854 bbls wheat 20 45S bushels
corn, .7,273 do. Canal exports for the same time -
Wheat, 80, 1856 bushels; corn, 10, 51i do
PROVIDENCE Sept. %, 1865.
Our cotton market is unsettled The sales Of the past
week about 500 bales, irregular prices Wool
ia fair demand and rates quite armsales 11a TOO lbs
Printing cloths without change the weeks business
foots up -, 400 pieces.
BREADsTUFF MOVEMENTS AT OswEGO.
UswEio, Sept q 1885,
During the past week $50 o bushels OF wheat and
1000 Blu shells of have been received al this port by
Lake iT PORTS while during the period the ship
mens by canal have been Al 0s0 bushels of wheat and
Al goo bus hes Of There 800 600 bushels Of
wheat and goo bushels Of afoat fron upper
Lake ports. bound TO CsseQo.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-24

NEW YORK HEHALD-EpITIOW FUh DUKOfE
The CunaFd mail steamship Africa, Capt. Harrison, viii
reave Boston on Wednesday, at noon, for Liverpool
The European malls win close in thn city at quarter
10 two O'Clock, tomorrow afternoon.
rhs HmsAlD tprnted in English and French) win b.
pnblshed at ten O'Clock in the morning Single COPIES
In wrappers, sxpence
Subscriptions and advertisements for any edition Of the
NEW YoRK HERALD wiz be received at the following places
IN Europe
LvMRooI. John Hunter, No. IL Exchange street. East.
LcSDo, -. SANFORD 4 Co., No. II Cornhin.
RANs Livingston, Walls Co., Place de la Bourss.
Yhe contents n tho European edition OF the Herald
viii embrace the recaved by mail and telegraph at
NE office during the previous week, and to the hour Of
pnhhcatiOn.
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The Naval Retired List.
10 THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.

HsapsryAp, Lose ISLAND Sept. q, 1855.
Your paper has widely circulatedm my being
the retired list of falcughed officers causing great
iety AMI soicudc tn part Of my friends, and most
painful msrt6caton to myself. am officially informed
by the Hon. secreary Of the Navy, that not put
upon the Preserved list You viii obige by making
the correctionand win be still further indeb ted TO you
for the authority un Ter which have been represented
before the pahlic rs disgraced man.
FRANCIS BI.EECKER ELLISON,
Commander U. 8. Navy.
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The Yellow Fever In Virginia.


BALTIMORE Sept. %, 1866
The steamer from Norfolk brings intelligence to moor
on Saturday.
The weather had been exceedingly unfavorable, and
nothing be appalling than the present aspect Of
affairs.
Mr. Ferguson, the President of The Howard Association
died on saturday morning and his death added greatly
the dependency OF the people The physicians say that
the disease has lost none Of its malignancy.
At Norfolk on Thursday there werc 40 interments and
on Friday Is while 30 orders FOR collins had been left
with uDdertakers up to ten o'clock on Saturday Miss
Wallace from New York was doing wen.
At Portsmouth Thursday there were q deaths ON,
Friday %, and on Saturday about so.
Drs. Walters of Baltimore and Rizer Of Phladelph.
were very III.
Acting Mayor holiday taken to the hospital yester
day II Is estimated that there about per
in Portsmouth, of whom 2, 600 either Gonzales
cents stin sick.
Acclimated physicians and are much needed;
but the authorities hope win come from the
North who have not had the fever; otherwise they win
only furnish fresh victims.
The following the principal names of tho dead In
Norfolk
Sept 2l-Mr Bellman organist Of the Catholic church
Mrs.. Seaman, nurse from Richmond; Miss Thorough.
good, Miss G. A. Crosbie, VIM Wood, Martin Kelly Fran
els Winter, Rachel Parker, VIM. Taylor, VIM. Baglcy
Ihos. Downes, Harrison Butt, Samuel Smith, G. Wood
worth, Mr.. Lee, Mrs. Lawrence, DR.. Roses child, Mr.
GUSTS, Miss 9. A. Coolies.
Sept %. VIM. B. Ferguson, VIM Reed Of the Howard
Association, Benjamin Quick, Or. Alexander Gaut Post
master; Mrs F. II. Dix, Mr.. Harvey, Mrs. Matthews,
Thomas Gilbert daughter of Augustus Winslow
Of Mr.. Hin.
Caleb Dronsal Esq., has had the black yomit and DR..
Capre Of New York is very III.
The Rev. Louis Walker, Of the Episcopal church. Is i'm
proving and Is able to sit up The Rev. Mr. Smith
was taken i'll yesterday.
The shipping in harbor, engine houses, &C., dis
played their aags al hanas to-day in respect 70 the
memory Of Mr.. Ferguson, who formerly citizen Of
Baltimore.
Wm Fowler Of this city, was killed on the Baltimore
and Ohio railroad to-day by jumping from the while
In motion.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-24

"OpEN TREAcnERy''-The revolt of the
Gardner Know Nothings in Massachusetts
against his reputation by the Worcester
mongrel convention. Keep up the fire.
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Mr. PERRY AND Our SPANISH CLuMs-Nor
YET SETTIEp.--The Washington Union, the
organ Of the administration, in reference to
the Perry correspondence from Madrid and
the comments of the Natoaql lutelligeRcer,
says
by way Of illustrating NJ perry's patriotic services at
Madrid after Mr. Soule's rosignatnn the fu'sltgsncg
Rays that the Secretary of legation, after the with
drawa of the Minister, succeeded In obtaining OF the
spanish government the concession OF every claim
eonanodation which his superior onicer had been in
struced TO press upon the attention Of the COVE umonr
We very that the truth Of the foregoing state
men would be Acknowledged by more gladly than
by Mr.. Marcy but regret that truth compels 10
add that he State Department contains eyi enee what
ever ~ such diplomatic the part OF NJ
Perry. Oh the long list OF which Mr. Soue was la
sructed 10 upon The spanah government only
has been settled and thai onc-the Black Wsrriorvas
net any Just sense settled by Mr. Perry Al the Other
sase' remain unaduited ihr the satc Department
has information.
Now, is not this precious confession in
behalf OF Mr. Pierce and his PREMIER After
all the ,hreats and boastng. and promises Of the
administ ration, and after all the fuss which they
have made in both hemisphere, during the last
two years, concerning "tho long list Of Span
ish outrageS against our liag our commerce
ard our people, nothing has been settled but
the case of the Black Warrior. The Office Of
Mr.. Dodge, al Modrid, is, therefore, no sineearo
after all. But lie he awaiting the pleasure Of
the Spanish government or why is IL that the
State Department has no information of his
having gone to works Aler the experience Of
Soul6 an 4 Perry, perhaps Mr. Dodge thinks il
best to keen his own couosels, for fear that he
too may be defeated in BIZ labors BY the H.
reference of or bungling premier. Can the
Ca met organ I'M 'orn us how the matterstand.
tetwe n Mr.. Dodge apd NJ. Naroy' armed
-~-ts -. :. 90 49,.
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THE MAINE LIQUOR SYSTEM AMONG THE PURI-
rASs--We are Uniformed by telegraph that there
has not been single conviction under the new
liquor law in Boston. This compulsory tenn
perance, even among the Puritans, is proved a
failure.
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million by the Arago and the Ariel on Satur-
day. What swallow-all is this European war!
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-24

NEW Posi- OFFIcFs.-The following new post
offices have been established la this State
Farnham Erie county. Francis Snow postmaster
Locust Glen, Dutchess county. Isaac Van Wagner,
postmaster.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-24

6fy cents coored IN nice lined with velvet, and
perserver twice the size others make for fifty cents and
equal IN quality and size those made elsewhere dol
lars. ANsoNs $50 Broadway, opposite Metropolitan Hotel
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-24

Bipdy's Gallery, $50 Brondway-P1loto-
graphs anbropes and Daruerreoypes every style Larg
csi establishment In the United sales rhompscns 81
loon.
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shiHcs on Post Offices and Post Roads, name
D:--That New York city must have half o
dozen subpost ofuees and a system of city
delivery, with five or six deliveries per diem,
and also we wish them to understand that this
would not only be just to the people, but it
would increase the revenues Of the department.
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Albcrt n. NIcoInv win hoId M, reuu

semiweekly auction al and bonds This Day
monday ef 12H O'Clock Mt the Merchants Exchange For
further particulars h adyer isement In another column
Catalogues he Obtained oil the office No. N Broad
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-24

CITY Trsdc.--Dur Large Stock Of Fall and
winter clothing for y trade open for nspcciicn Il viii be
lhan We have up. Prices uniformly Iow
u. DFvIJN 4 CO., 25s, $50 and go rrradgay
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-24

Espcncheid's Fall Style, for 1885, was no
sooner than took the lead Of all competitors The esAb
hsens in Broadway compete with this manufacturer,
who puts his capital into his hats and not into y
lures and high Broadway Compare bis rich highly
finished hat with those sold 70 per cent higher Broadway
and Will be found better and finer article. The lie
Nassau street near Bseklnap
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-24

q No IA Broadway, New York vill be foud anh
exposes what he considers the unbranded preten-
sions Of nsdicaed aud win much Interest
va I'D ~ well as The general reader.
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THE TEST VS.
BY MAGNETIC ANo PRINTING TElEepspHs.

The President and the Retired Naval Omccrs,
W.sHNGroS, September 80 1866
The President has been called upon by large number
Of officers who have been dropped by the action Of the
Naval Board and notwi hsandug his approval Of their
action he has already expressed himself decidedly against
their decision certain II is believed by knowing
ones that there viii be many changes before the meeting
Of Congress.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-24

Speclalties--Our New Styles ~ Street ar Bu-
anes IAN ranging % 70 SIS specially with
~, and will he found no where else.
d DEvJ4IN 4 CO., 26s, $50 and 30 Broadway.
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Where 10 Get Instruct4d.--If you v

learn how 10 take toso beautiful Ambrotypes upon
A. LEWIS No lag Chatham where charming
specimens exhibited graultously
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Williams0n's OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES One
sitting securing the happy expression OF the
mont Gallery sIs Fulton street, Brooklyn.
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Scarcely Have the North Winds M1sde Their
but va already Evans clio hing se hrorvrd
= customers ~arrr arc- suitable clothing xorsFEy Ass
urdcyseps ~ oass vsoshieys.