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Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-05-22
B. &W. KELLY,
Il RETAIL GROCERs
AND DEALERS IN
Dry Goods, Qucensware, Hardware.
Boots and shoes, Hats and Caps Ac:

Dry Goods, Qucensware, Hardware.
Boots and Shoes, Hats and Caps &c:
r1-OGET iEk with thousand different articles too
\ numerous TO mention.
We have on Aand and Will be constantly receiving
large il the above line on the opening Of
spring. Our large stock of Groceries "e particular
~ recommend; which viii be ssld st The Lowest
Whole sale or Retail Market Prices:-
20 Hogshesd y. O. Sugar 30 boxes SOAP,
20 bblscrusd e. car sugar; Bale Rope al sizes;
IS sacks assorted Cafee lGamphlne ana spirll Gas;
$50 bushels dried apples; Glass Of all sizes;
so bushels paired Peaches Baskets in variety;
600 bills bbls q Casks Tar, pitch and Rosn
y. Orleans Sugar house Raisins. Currants,hice and
and Syrup Nolssses. Spices IL variety;
Dol. cup Golden syrup; Paints, dry and Ground;
80 chests and chests Y.Cedar and Pine Churns;
Hyson, Imperisland Eng Wash Tubs and Buckets;
Nsh Teas iOils-Lard. LiRseed. Tan
40 1 edie. assorted Teas for ners, sperm and Ele-
"a miyuse; phanisO!s'
30 hlf bb,s " bite n.h and large assortment OF
Lake Trout: Queens~erei
Boxes prime Cod Fish; goo bbls Lake SAT-;
50 Kegs Nails assorted, rs sacks Cd Alum salt;
so boSe. ried Herring; oysters and Sardines,
so DO best Brooms; large assortment OF o.
so boxes Mould Candies; bsccos direct from the
10 boxe. Star Candles; Manufacturer
Corner Of Front St and Ferry Landing.
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NEW YORK HARNESS STORE

JJAs been removed from Brady to Second Street,
four doors East of Brady where we shall be pleas
ed TO wait all who wish good articles ia the harness
line The assortmentis tho most complete ever offer
cd here before Great pains taken g. please.
Keep always hand Collars, Brides. HalteFs Carts
Br ushe.. Curry-Combs. Fly-Netts Of every Kind IN
thcirssason. Leather Fly-Sctts also.
Whips and Saddles in abundance. Whips from 70
ctsupwards: Saddles from 5000 to s25.ne
Ali work warranted to DO as recommended.
q. w. BARNES.
Deysoport MAY 18th. i.54--wttwU
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1855. io'"
CHICAGO ROCK ISLAND RAILROAD.
gx ~ lA
~nring .Arrangeine

Suriug .Arranyenemts.s
an and arer Monday aPri y'n sa nm, ,,r.ne' "'-
[ D,,ss trairs will leave Rock Island asfot,ows.
ist Passenger train al, ~ oa "
arriving al thieagoat, ~ !, A
81 Passenger Train ut ny ~ ~
ATTN -, sns =" ,sstn ufh cd class at 45 Nj
Trains arriving At Rock Island. :,
.s1 ass AZ s3ePM
.rSs,, With 81 class ears al 110o
trairs over this road are In direct cohneeiinh u
rb,eago sIts trains over beth the Michigan southern
and Michigan Central r. r. to and from Detroit S
lcdo. Clcyc and, Columbus. Cincinnati, rl.so"Ssn'
Imns,rs. Bunaic, Niagara Falls, Albany, Ne"
Yers. Ph,adeiphia, Baltimore and wssan gEn
10 which places tickets can Se pr"epnrsd OF . >
pasSenyers are reminded of the necessity OF givhs
d.,snct directions the destination OF ,he' Dag
80. alan 10 nroc tickets bcfurc taking their seats
H. ia car, as the conductors collect fares only 70 sn
i .ns ,he line OF the Chicago and Rock Island Raii
nohsoh 'He "" JOHN Z. EENkS. npt'
fo~ w n wrtrx,s, ASST. Snpt. Westn. DIVISION.
Rock Island, April llth, ieoS.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-05-22
GENERAL INTELLIGENCE 0TIItE.

THE undo rsigned has oIeneda ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Office with a complete set OF books IN "hlth 70
enter all kinds of Rea and Personal Prope! Tor sale
for rent. The of all Servants VINO wish t"r
places i'll families within the city, also The names OF
Mechanics Iaborers and Others seetii employ ment
so that thos. IN search Houses. Lands r
wants DC cannotfai Of immediate success " "'alh-
ing eiihSrbs call ng my Office. Charges ooerat-
cali and register YOUR wants orders and The. viii
receive prompt attenti, n -.
No. comme rcial Buildings.
Dee lE54-dly
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Cdr0eI.

Jsns 2. H. TALLAAs, CHARLEsP owsEs
PsasAkespsie, n. Y. Dav export, Iowa.
fALLNAN POWERS.
AttsFneys & Counsellors AT Law,
and Land Agents.,
DAVENPORT, IOWA.
oase, south side Of second street opposite LeClsre
Block over Wiiey's store.
r ANDs boagn; and sold on Commission. Haviqg
Aaiso otEce in Eastern New York, al point
freo which large emigration may De expected during
shs present season, We have unasosi advantages 10
<tepose Of LANDS 10 actual settlers
nPL3sas ne7oiisted on Rel Estate security.
-aEfEREscEs-
New York City. Poughkeep-ie y. Y
Hon. John Van Bursr, Hon. Caafles II Ruggies,
A.C. Fia4I, 90 Gilbert Dean.
- Charles O'Conor, n yasserG Co.,
william 2. Hsvsneysr, 81 Benson LOSING
Anahsny J. Biseckcf, Prof S. p. B Morse,
William 1ktdDore. Utica. Y
Albany, NY. Hon. Horaiio Seymour
MI, CaSee, Porter Chicago, III.
Hogsbo0me, King AID Bo.es r 4. Swift and Co..
xnRSeus Corning. Miller and Fowler,
Apli1 wa VIII. Wood and Co.
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JOHNSTON, NOBLE g. CO.,
CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS.

Sap On Second, Bet. K. Island 4 Perry SIS.
ID tSPEcTFCLLY beg leave 10 inform the citizens
H Of Davenport and vicinity, tha they prepared
" costxae, for buildings Of every description. Prompt
attention given 10 work entrusted 70 thsir JOB
hing Of al kinds done
All 4. s2S-dff
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WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
THE subscriber has received from the Eastern and
Southern Markets large and well selected stock
cf good, Of all descriptions in common consisting
OF Dry Goods, Boots and Shoes, Hats and Caps,
Glassware. Queensware, Buffalo Robes,
Groceries, Dried Fruit, Cotton Warp,
Carpe, Chain, Picking Yarn Cut Window Glass,
G. T. !. & Kanawha salt Hardware,
Xct's and Min Saws, Iron, all kinds, Steel assorted,
Castings Nails, all kinds, Grindstones,
Wooden ware, Live geese feathers Pitch & Oakum.
Sole and Upper Leather. Wall Paper.
Willow Baskets, Paints and Oils, bye Stufrs, &c.
viii III will be sold at small advance for Cab AZ |
int I'd keeping every thing In common use par-Ous
Ing several articles obtain them Front Street
sttt Brick store opposite the Mills. Davenport Iowa
une 3, Is53-29. J. NJ. 10 WIISG.
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OYSTERS.

gs Subscriber IL Agent for Peares's Oysters, which
he will supply TO the trade whoae or 10 custom
DAVID MILLER.
Dayenport Sent aist. ls54-wtrwti.
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Groceries.
G RO & + II | + 5,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.

VHVHHsNNEsH 1R-'
,Ishe subscriber has opened Grocery anu frovsnoh
store on the Of Front and ferr! sts. opfo,
site Msssrs Burrows Il Pretiyman's mills where VIII
be found choice assortment of Groceries rosisHhs'
Wooden ware, Nails, Glass, White Lead, oasum, nos
in, &c. &c, all Of which Nv be soia low ios easn'
trade. -, ,,,
Dealers in the above articles wsi do ~elte can an"
examine the stock before purchasing elsewhere.
Attention viii be paid 10 receiving Storage, ror-
wardine and selliug Of merchandise and treauce;
Dayannort. July IA, 1889 JIM. DALZELi 4 Bro.
FAMILY GROCERY.
THE .nescriber has opened stock OF ursserss w
l Ms house on Perry between Second ana MIRO sts,
which no viii warrant 10 b. OF the Yer, best qaat
ana which se will sell lew sean be purchased
eiscw here.
choice lot Of Cigars reeeiN ed aud Tor sale low
al wholesale cr RETAIL =. ny-x
Davenport, Dec ga, ,ss4-d,f
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BREAD, CAKES CRACKERS.
Wholesale q Retail,
THE subscriber having purchased one ofNccollum's
celebrated Cracker Machines. he IL prepared TO
furnish hi. customers and all others with Butter sod,
sugar. Boston, oyster and Picnic hackers Pilot
Bread Cakes Rusk and Loaf Bread, at wholesale or
retail The above articles will be sold cheap
be bou CHI in this part OF the country.
Bakery on Frent. between Rock island and Perry
streets above the steam mills. Allorders from the
country promptly attendedto.
Dt- , ,uMay 10th, le54-wtrw-ti
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GR)CERY AND PROVISION STORE.

ry,y,r having pu released the establishment
owned by Mr.. .Lyter, at the corner OF Third and
Brady Sta, win keep constantly on hand large ana
ions embracing everything in She line, which ne
viii warrant OF the parest and best quality and wan
al !. 10 ~ thex can be pnrchasedin The market
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GROCERIES CHEAP"
BARKLEY, THOMPSON & CO D.,
Wholesale Grocers.

Front STREET, DAVENPORT, IOWA
"AyE JUST RECEIVED and CONSTANTLY re-
csiving the foi.winS articles which the! oner
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Steamboats,.

e. 1855.
DAVENPORT AND KEoKuK
Railroad Mail Line Steamers.
TuY Tw. Fast STEAMERS
7, MIKE AND BEN CAMPBELL.
Nov making Daily Trips. connecting at Rock Island
with the Cars for the East. and with the bs!ly Mall
Packets for Ga ena and Saint Paul, and al kcoauk
with the Great Mall Line Steamers
Jeanne Deans, Westerner, Keokuk and Die
Vernon,
For St. Louis.
J. MCKEE.
CAPTAIN LEROY DODGE
Leaves Davenport and Rock Island every Monday,
Wednesday and Friday Evenings for Reokuk. Re-
turning, lea, Keok uk every Tuesday Thursday and
Saturday Evenings.
BEN Campo v LII,
CAPrAIs X. p. BARTLETT,
Leaves Davenport and Rock Island every Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday Evenings. Returning, leaves
keekpk every "Wednesday, Friday and Sunday Eve
nings.
For Freight or Pnssage-inquire on Board,
! or of j. RfNSith q son, agents.
Davenport, March cath, 1855 DIFF
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HARDWARE AT WHOLESALE.
TAYLOR & WILLIAMS,
Ixporrvss AND D.ALER. ~ FoRxiss AND poarsTc
Hardware, Cutlery and Timers Stock
AND iAsuvAcTuRrRs OF
Tin, Sheet Iron and Copper Ware,
80. s39 LAKE STREET,
CHICAGO, Ill.
MOULD call the attention Of cenntrs Mersha"f''
w and TS1aers 10 theI srr ana .ar S,eeA u
GENERAL HARDWARE,
Nails, Loe Coil, Trace, Halter aud Pu Chains
Sad Irons Hook and Strap Hinges, Ahss, Vices. bel
low. SIedee and Hand Hammers, sho els, Spades,
Hoes Scythes. Rakes, Files, Glass, Sash famps Cor
f Njlls Scales Peck ct and Table Cutlery and Gross
Cut Mill aud Circular Save, &c.
Timers Stock,
Tin Plate Sheet Iron, Timed and Brashiers Copper,
Metal and Copper Bottoms. Bauea Tin, Wire, Pat
Covers, Tea Kettle Breasts, Rre's, Ears, &C.
Builders Hardware:
Door Locks, Butts. Screws, shutter Hinges and fas-
teners Sa sh IL listeners, Weights aud Rollers, dc.
Carpenters and yoiners Tools:
Planes. Squares, Levels, Augurs, Boring Machines.
chisels Bits, Hammers, Hatchets, saws Rules, Bra
res. sc.
Britannia. Planished and Japaned Ware:
Ten and Coffee Pots and Urns Dish Covers, Castors
ca.dlestck., Ladies--and large stock Of
Tin, Shes, Iron and Copper Ware,
of ear own Manufacture.
Oar facilities for purchasing are such that We can
confidently coHntyv Merchants ana Others pHr
20 stock. ronefefs asssrtmeHf ard ie'efr pr,-
tss than nv other house in the CITY, We solicit call
when All en- Judge tnr themselves,
Chicago, Nas 9th lssi-tsw.tN
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-05-22

Building Lots for Sale,
A LARGE BHBb Der Of building Lott In va par.
~ offhe dig std its tureui dirrs TO % IL /,
Asye bADS sJE<lRT,
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n1VTYPo1r YNsuRANcK COMPANIES

ma western Massachusetts, Insurance. Comply.
Piftsdeld, Mass.
Cash Capital, SEo'oo'
Derkshire County Mutual Insurance Co;
Pittsfeld. Mass.
90. NJ, R.,fardss I,loek AYR0N II. FISH. Art.
Illinois St. Rock lsiaho, ms
Once In Commercial Building.
No Second Eoos. JOHN EoA u, Assh.,
Jan le-dsf pssenper'r iva
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epxinkAsls Fire and Marine Insurans Company
SPRINGFIELD MASS,
Capital Stock paid In $l5o, GOO.
North Western In urance Company,


CAPITAL stock S300,O0o.
s>Hc undcsseaed is prepared 10 effect insurance 10
Aha shor nsmei also In eral 9rst class New i
York 81, .. n psaies throagh II. B. Osborn & Co.
z y. BATES.
oacs ever w.od~sra Harris Store Brady s..
Feb. LIST. ISIS.
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INSURANCE.
FEE AID lA1INE

Missouri SsAte Mutual Fire. Marine Insurance
Company Of St. Louis.
CAPITAL esor 600 aud coastaat,y increasing
DIRECTORS:
ID Pare, c. 8. Greedy, 5. N; hdgeh,
= nav g. ". Alexander, +. Wyman.
sNeCuus d. January. c. H. reex
Policies issued from 30 days 10 six years and she m
sused participate In the whole prohts-
q Davenport. u. L. pa NASr oni,
Jufy aosA. l6Sa-tYw-1y
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Gbifa9o.
1855

1855
HALE g. CO.,
STORAGE, FORWARDING AND
GO VI NJ asSlON MENenANis,
South Water Sc. (near Wells st Briage')
C..Is'As.s, ILLs.
AGENTS FOR
TROY & WESTERN LINE.
praprle,ors Rice, s slspP \ 20 q Co. ser.lo
Mark nkrs"T. 4 w, line, are hale y 20, o"'e@g"'
FREIGHT GEMS.
Pennsylvania Central Rai.roao'
cleveland and Fittstuig
--AGENTS-
4 j. Sneeer, Phi sdslrt,a,
John Caughey, Piitsbure.
Magraw Il kooas, Baltimore,
"A Johnson, Cleveland, 80.
Thos Hale having given ~ BUSINESS w '
coed him in the agency rthe ab-sc Lines. ,.,..
Goods IN ark ed 10 care viii sop hrfNai ~ M
90 receive prompt attention aud be iofMatuea -"
out delay. a cod. ,o,.
duplicate Way Bills sent owners OF sfl goo'S '''
warded by US. ..a cptr.co =,
Mark packages "CARE HALE q -, shiN
n. IS dim
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DESIRABLE Farm FOR SALE.

T UsT received and for sale whslesa'esr Retail,
- prime lot ofeomrnon broofas
Japusry ist. BURROWS b PRETTYSAN.
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4 Ii kinds, viz Faucets, Try cocks Steam Nhls-
Atles, Oil Cups, Globe Valves, &c, &e.,--at Ma
| gle Works Chicago.
Dec. Is dwu p w.GATES * co.
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New Patents Issued >


Lat q patents Issued from the United States Patent
ones fer the week endiss June 2e 1885, each bearing
that date
walaa b william =. Boyd, of wAtsrtowa, Mass for
inRes.s.sat !. birdie V .nkers.
Charts Bristol, Of Nausstsob Conn.,, for improved
MArta Crote. Of New York. n. Y. FOR Improvement
ASgahAa 3 Charles N. Glow, Of por. Byron, n T. for
imRrovsuent IN ooen shealsrs.
Hsery CLAYTON, Of Dorset square. England, for In
Deesnber Is, 1852.
Dssia n. zanzae., Of Salem, Mass, for Improved
=, ss.ssl Eslins Of Philadelphia, Pa for improvement
Mssse B Fletcher, uats) Of Concord N. H. for tidal
Joaaa & Halated and Cornelius J. Acksrman, Of New
Charles S. Harris, Of Hsiyoks, Mass, isr balance
4. v. Houga, Of Green Castle, Ind, FOR improvement
CAarles H. johnson, Of Bostsn, Mas, for improve
meat In gas burners.
RIA. L. Mccarty, of Sabine Parish, Ia for improve
Psass Hsoey, d indianapolis, Ind. for improvement
iAao \. wads, Of clinton, Mich, for improvement in
Wn. wnsr and Luc,sn Moss, of Philadelphia, Pa for
Me-. D. wsll, q Morsaasovn, Va, for improvement
In sss6hg machines.
In naohses for cleaning orc
He.sy Peckha., Of Kings Ferry, n. T., for improve
AoAetn kvreW cuvVcrs,
Abraham Powell, jr, Of Marc Island, Cal for improve
ID f.se stuck for bomb :hslls.
n.sa: = Rice, Of H.l'ov'l, Ne, FOR imp'ovsn'at In
And A. Starr, Of New York, N. T., for improved sd
juyssr of window blinds.
Issrtte Stevens and Solomon B. Elithorp, Of LluHra
n, r. tec iYpevvsmsnt In window blinds, door, &c.
osseA sykss, u Asrcsr, Pa, for whsslrishss guide
ChAslss Taylor, Of NoKessport Pa, for improvement
n naehines for cutting grain, grass, &c:
Re0beN H ThempaoA, Of Buffalo, N Y, for improve
msAt n Mad mAchlaes for making boots aad shoes
Jshn b fucl Of Pail Nall England, for improvements
n DAekt1g fer stuans boxes, 10.
fAes: Champion. Of Washington, D C., for Improved
sepoa beusr furnace.
bsehsa Hal, Of Poughkeepds, N. T., for Improve
nnt = sstAchiag the Hsker's seat to harvsstsrs.
JsAA q. Nanny, Of Roskford IN for improvement In
tbs sntoes q harSestAfs
:. Jsaa = haany, q Roekford Ill, for improvement in
IL guaR6A1eer 81 harvestsrs.
oFsa BeASdasd, u Bust, N. r., fx improvement In
esenDsanteYs. TO be opsratsd BY ths hand
yaUe Lsaas6, of PhiladsiPhia, Pa for improvement
n nAskaes for making harness Cor looms.
DsAgn.-Sanuel ". Gibbs, OF Albany, N. 7 :, assgnor
70 Simmer Brothers, Of BrowAvilis. n T. fos design
FER stsvs plates.
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AsvvusoVhsS ~ - A0oOs
k-p~tNS Mopv on the Posisicss Ch<ss6eard-
\. FtrMeo~trE Letter from Washington Hxnt.
81 Leading democrats and anti Msins Ia m.a aro
hAlsA feather. II IL understood hero by few Of
he best inlssned In political Circles that an i'm
paiaHe pottoal movement is about to b made by
Thazisw Weed. that viii sscsre n anti-Hindoo and
- an hains law triumph at single blow. Nc.
W.s political position in the State q. this time Is
weu known 70 be negative oro, and tho object
deagest y his heart y the defeat OF the HindoS
GolsA tbs wings cannot b. transferred to the
dannscm&a in snllaient numbs,s 80 ensure SUCK
IL beloved tasi Tor evary wnig shat be carried
- ~ 6ecocrss, four would go 20 the Hisdoos,
and thus etsct the&r ticket The Republican"
tiokst 10 likely to prove failure for the Same
reason. Aea who have q xays voted wing. and
wM always vote whig whilst there is such ticket,
wa nss go to the demcsrats or fuse With shs
sepobiosns, bat will 40. ii 10 fssred, directly +,
tho Haaoo camp. T, meet ths emergency, and
u prevent any corsidersbls portion Of tie vhixs
hon Joining the Hindoos, and thereby securing
thstf sueoese, Weed, Is Is said, sss d,awa up &
way ahae lester, suoh a. hs oriy osa Write, and
placed Il In Governor Hunts hands, "a. Appear IN
TOW days over tee Governors 81 Srssure, os'ensiby
~ way Of defining hs owe positioa. The lie ter
VII assume - be enl,neItiy national, take strsny
WkVoH0 oSaubblG VI hut hiLu, urtA oaHN u psCh
handed bios in an adroit way. ard Wind us by urgcy
wai6p proper to remain whors they sge, run their
eva ticket, and trust to the immussbittty Of their
prinodees for daA sascess Ia believed that this
movement will secure TIE election Of the democratic
ackgt beyond . question. rne ester Is now In Gov.
BIZ hands, and vii be called cus 10 day or tao.
Sooe ons In your CITY has been fixed upon to call
for Gov. BIS views on the present cNditi0l OF pp
uHOal Affairs in this State. Weed ell stand aloof,
and aaacme to be oppossd to tae entire affair." trust
Ing. - he well may to mis- fest and 70 liable friend,
Gsvegnor Hunt, to execute ia dedp design. The
HmAoos are destined to have more trouble with
1hndow than they have bar gained for. Wilson has
played one card for him 10 Massachusetts, and Hunt
WI econ pisy the other In this State; and these
TIVE movements alone, it IS thought bV the sblsst
deocceate here, VIII defeat she Hiodoos nov All In
66, VA secure anti Naive Law triumph this fall.
md give clear field to the Pierce democracy year
ffsm THE fall Sam holds full hand, but Thuriou
CA bsas him playing. Keep cool, but have an eye
eat Dor tho letter. LOOXER OK.
r; a-Gov. h passed through Rochester last
week.
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lNoURA NCE.

DLlGERs FIRE INSURANCE cone Any, NO l7s
IN Chatham square, OF Mott street, New York
July 1850 At the annual election held this day ct
the ONCE Ct the company the following named gentle
men we're elected Directors for the year ensuing
Inae Barker. MERIT H. Smith, Jr. yoseph Whit6sld,
EbJah Y. Purdy, William Pcct John r. bowie
Wilson Small, Charles Irving David II Nc AIpio
Jor than Purdy James Davis Edwin Al Uenkins
ysccb Miller, Jehn W. KetchAm Abram 81 scribnss
Edw6. A. fraser, Samuel Rayn.F James " WstLins
Vim. H. Adams, John Robir SON Charic, D. RALLY
Alsor Nooding, John n simrsou, Mark SteShens,n
Geo. Hamilton, Oliver W Woodfcr I'd John Pettirrev
Thos Wallace, George H. Purser John Asb
CccTge Peekbar, yossph Rase
AZ Getting Of the Board OF Directors held nmedi.
htely after the election, Isaac o. Barker was uusnmous
y re elected President. AMI John W. Ketchan, Vice
President. BY orcer, L. y. FELLOWS, Secretary.
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was alone in his detalcsu,nA We never
had doubt but that certain In dviduals pretty Won

wss alone in his detalcsu,nA We never
had doubt bat that certain In dividuals pretty Won
known In this community we're more intimately COO
rected with 6ohu Ter than has Jet appeared; sad
tie great defaulter should make On effort. With his
broken health and broken spi X, before 1t Is TOP
late, to place the public In the possession OF al the
details Of his objectionable crims and his aidsrs
and abetters- We undoubtedly have among Us man
in high positions Of trust who are TO better than
Schuyler. and he can be Of service, Notwithstanding
bis own sins, In protecting the community feom
such Ks. The Tribune must try again. So No
thing more plausible. more probable. than the let
Ger published, should be manufactured for the pub
10 appetite.
The annexed statement exhibits the value Of NOR
chsndise, specie, DC, expor: ed fro this port dur
Ing the meath Of juno in each Of the past two
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
MONEY n AR X e T.


III stock market continues buoyant. Most OF
the leading stocks advanced today, but Ia others
thsre wAs . downward tendency. At the FIST
beArd Indiana SIS advanced per cent; Illinois Cen
~ bends, /; New York rs, b; Cumberland Coal, &;
Yew York Central Railroad, i; Cleveland and Pitts
buzg, II; Michigan Central Railroad, l; Illinois
CnAsl Rsilrosd. /; Galena and Chicago Rail-
rosd. 1; Chicago and Rock Island Railroad, !. Nj
cnaGua Transit declined | pcr cent; Reading
RAilroAA, u; Michigan Southsrn Railroad, J. Eica-
rssuA Transit was very active today. The sales to
day sum up forty Ave hundred shares. which is
ssmstAiog unusual for this stock. In railroad
s.ooks mere was not mo h activity R,ilroad bonds
ware freely offered, and ~ freely tsken. Illinois
CenAa coastracsioo bonds soucaej higher points TO-
dsF ssaa bave been known FOR many months, and
we see M feascn why presea: prices should not be
sastAlxsa. EEie bonds, Now York Ceatral BINDS.
Hudscn Biver bonds, and TIA bonds Of several
Wessesr Companies, cold to moderate extent 70.
cay a Previous prices. There was no Movement Of
oecAquAsra Il 5ia.e stocks. but prices were sus
tAinsd.
The HaIo7er Insurance Company have declared
. semi%nsoA dividend Of six per cent
Tho IAtde 5ohuylkin Railroad have declared q
Dividend q four per cent Toe Washington Gas
Lishk CImpssy have declared dividend OF tive per
cent. TIE Chester County lion Manufacturing
Company have declared seniAanul dividend Of
three PEI CENT.
The letter Published In = morning pspe, OF the I'd
lrst., parporttng TO have been written BY R,ber,
Schuyler. the great railroad swindler and dsfsults,
u considered among Hnanciers and bu siness men
hoax. Our Fourier friends have either been hum
hussed, or shsy have made an effort to humbag tae
commonly psihaps both. That Schuyler should
wlits letter fcr publication upon points Of the
moss trifipg Importance compared With the great
frsud he praetised upon this community, Ia too ab
surd 70 Ard cse believer am,sg men Of oommou
eensA No mention u made Ia the letter OF the
gSsat stock svindle-nothing Ia said about the mil
lioas TAXA Out OF The pockets Of tho people;
but tsv items, Of no consequence 20 the
oonpeny or 70 the public, are made the
sultsot II long letter, which 10 parsded
M ~ tAs appearance Of being genuine. M.
ecAsylr hAs nothing 70 gain o. loss By any state
nAsns 10 could make, Of BY any error In the book.
Il Ire oompesy. He can give a. no informAton
iaevs b BIZ fsads, 90 Tar ~ their nature and ex.
tsot are ccrcssred; bat he orud thr,w great deal
CT hgAe upon The causes which led to uca whole
eis swtadSe asd the names OF parties directly asd
81 1Recdg engaged With him Ia his operAtsosa
I'd 90 believes fos = moment that 9phnyleg