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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-17
Reasj,eess Directory.

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NICHOLS CAMPBELL L CO............Nain
COOK h acknowledgements cor Main HSecona
MclskEt;Ok, LAWES h BLAKEAOKk... Main st
CMUBB, BRO BARROW 4 CO., Cor. Main - st.
Land Agents.
W. ALLEN. .........P. U. Building, Brady st
NICHOLS. ISBELL 4 CO.. Main 81
ALLEN l. DOOLAN........Orr's Building Brady st
DRY Goods.
SUTTON CO..........co 2nd and Rock Island ats
c. FISH............ I'd ST. opposite L.Ciaire House
GEO WEAVER ...Maiu, st. ncarCook Sarg at
" c wADSwORTH 2d st; opposite LeCiaire House
KNAPP REDMON...........N No. L.Clairc nov
II. u. SMITH. ..Corncr "a ana brAuy
ADAMsON 4 KAPP. .........s 81 st. above Perry
W. INSLEE.. .............. No ~, LeC1AiIe
Clothins.
sAAfrSL PERRY ................. Orp. Post One
l.. LOwENSTElN...... ......No. LrCiaire Row
pRAkE.. ..........B ady, bet 81 4ih -.
A. CASTLEI. K Coz. ..Cor ~ y IAuJ o.
Dry Goods and Groceries.
n. II. HEIDEEHEIMER... 49,. .2nd, near Brady II
Watches 4 Jewelry.
N HOUSED. ...................e LrClshe Row
4. c. BILLION. mo. 8 L"Claire Row
Z } NELSON. brady, ABOVE "a
Books l. ,SaatisneSy..
II STARR I'd 81. op l." Claire House
q ". Ellis & CO...........So. LClair- Row
ELI ADAAS co .............. Near Post Ofice
Hats + Caps.
A. 9 ALSTON L Brady st. below Cd
A GREEN. lie Claire K"w
vERDER b CRAMPTON......... Second street.
Hardware.
PARKER........... cor Front Il Brady
powell l. CHILD. ......3d st., east VI Brad
Wholesale Groceys.
BARLEY. THOMPSON h CO... Cor. Cd Perry
NJ bALZELl. 90. Cor. 20 Perry.
WILEY MUNGER. ..2nd, near Brady.
KNiGK ERROCkER \ BROWN, Front st, op Ferry
RYAN X XcCAKS. ...BuIrows Blocks
Druggists.
c. T EEB..................No No. 10 fsClAirc R.w
Gents Furnishing Goods.
KSAPP& REDMON... ...........9 I.etiaire Row
VERDER 4 CHAMPION. ..Sac,nd st, EAST u Bracy
Boots l. Shoes.
MOORE h BROWN. Brady bet. Cd / I'd
JAMES JORDAN. Front be-. Brady l. PER- ,
Tobacco L Cigars.
y Kt'HSrS Observation-Disclosures. ID It .ea- Brady
" M FRA NNEI................Rr ady near From:
Music 4 Musical ln>trume nts.
JOSEPH A. acknowledgements LeCIairc Row.
Stoves 4 Tinwarc.
RYAN h EARLY.........Cor. ffout 4 Main SITS.
TkirCHEiI. \ GILLETT. go. ..Rrahy bet. i 3p
The Iewa Agriculture D. pot.
NoURsE. vEILE & Co ......c,- Pom, Il r Island
Leather aid S;sddfery Hardware.
HAIGHT X SEARS. Ind Il BIT Is aiy 4 Perry
Furniture. Mattresses and Upholstery.
Mcneil BROTHER
Wholesale and Retail
forwarding and Commissinu;
Horr BAKKALow ...".....cor Front Leea
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-17

RTThs Dsmoios City Statesman ssys
Mat The Store Of J O SLADoeH, 10 Gam
bridge, Co., WAS struck by liehtsiog on
the let. inst. and with i,s sontsats Was
DESTROYED. Loss 8, 600.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-17
NOTICE.

NOTICE IL hereby gwen 10 al interested In the
lVwill Of ROCKWELL xcKinstry, decreased that Pc
tition presented and flied ~ the July run Of the
Probate Court ~ Scott County. Iowa Tor aim
n nj Of dover 10 tn. widow Of san RcckVl y, Kim
stry decased, and that said petition will b. srd
thr nrst Tuesday in August NIT. which time and
place all interested may APPEAR and make their OBJ
jcctions II any thy have
A. witness my hand this 9TH day u July 4. D.
1885.
wv. /. COOK, C. Julgs.
NiYsHEL 1 PrrSAN, Au'ys.
Juiv ~ httzv
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-17

ThERMOME TERS.
VARIOUS sizes, suitable for stores. Hee<ls dWsl.
v iings, &c, from 70 etc 70 -. 20 ss1h. Also:
Mathematical instruments,
4sbes Drawing PeOeis, Oil num6sss;
aum Rubber, Gum ETassrs;
Drawing psDer, amallto extra laSQ sADe0,s
Pins for ArSists, kneineers &c; q
THE "IOWA BOOK ROOMS,N
No Is Brady Of near Post Once.
6mo-3lst ELI ADAMS 4 co.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-17

JULIUS LI'T.i.SL f,
Il A ND "A q IL II =.
office In Atchi .on'. Block. Second street,
between Min nnd Brady.
Timber Land.
~ ACRES large an,i'n rimb'r. - mile,
l l kfrom Davenport; price go per acre; WI be
divided - suit purchasers.
Improved farms.
$40 acres highly improved farm; mi,es from Dav-
prt: 200 acres in cultivation I'd boaij fence with
osag: orange, h0us', stable, els.
Ah"aut,iul farm 81 miles from D,vcnpnrt--Is @
acres-6O acres ia cultivation, part timber new
house, Stable, etc.
S miles from Davenport; 90 acrcs 20 acres i'm
prov DO scros UNDERSTANDING wafer, house, sta
bic, etc
3i5 acres. miles from ravanyort--- II acr"s in
fncr, 40 acres in high state ~ cnl iva'ian, 10
are timber, large orchard iva grh " rs ~ water
Large use with 8 room- stables, GU building, &c.
miles from, Dar2rpoIt-41 acres IN cultivation.
good house, stable, etc.
81 miles from Dsv.np,.t-I91 acres all in fence,
50 acrs in cultivation. ~ acres timber 20 aer>. pra-
RE l., use, stable. etc.
miles from ravanpo. t-a1 acres; 80 acres 81 cu-
iiyation, part time.r, lag NV hous.. yooI barn.
ETC., etc.
- mlcs frora D,venp,r.-S0 acres: 90 acres IN
cultivation, good hou e, stabla, SIC.
- mi'es from Davenport-6o acres; % acres in
cultivation, gYod house, siabe e, etc.
- miles from Dav npJrt-SD acres; 60 acres in eu-
tvaton, II acres splf ndd timb.r, balance prSiri,
large orchard, running water, house, large stable
smoke house, etc.
is miles from DavNnp IT; 50 as.cs--ali In sutiva
tion; house, stable; etc.
t+aiia. from Davenport. 50 aercs-ail in fenee aad
cutivS3iou.
800 acres in fene, and cultivation on the DUBUQUE
road, miles frvm Davenport.
~ acres prairie land; mice rom Davenport beau
tiful view over Rock Island, Mississippi aud Dav
port.
200 acres Of rich prairie land BY walcott. some Of
II cultivated. And large amount OF unimproved
land in Scott County.
number of houses, LOT. and vaernt lots. pleasant
" situated in different parts Of Davenport Fur safe
on favorable terms.
IS beautiful lots In North Davsnport-terns liber-
ally Apply 70
jyI5ti JULIUS LYTANCE.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-17

The Prairie du Chen Couvier, wiseeM-
sin frssoil paper, hoi.ts TIE names q d.
chanan and Bsscksnridge. The editor
couI,.'at eat dog.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-17

STILL They Cons Simon Cameron,
the old wheel horse OF Pennsylvania
Democracv. has come out ard tax en- the
stump for Fremont and Dayton.
Simon Cameron has sung with VA
R1ArroNs, his political music, for some
years past. He was the wHEELHoRsE
Of Frecsoil in Pennsylvania, then a
Know Nothing in the hope Of gaining
the X. n. votes for United States Sen
ator, and now with an ease and facility
worthy the gymnast,he vaults into the
ranks Of the Niger Worshippcrs, and
they claim him as q new convert
Why Simon is an old wig-wagger
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Valuable Property Fer Sale,
N 0 4 / G 3

vTsHE Co-rartner.htp ~ Ell ADAMS Co, u THIS
> day dissolved ~ mutual c.n.s"., I've sc' =.
for colIecton Ard settlement and % vhom all Gains
against ti,e arm msst Ge prssented.
ELI ADAMS.
CHAS ADAMS.
Davenport. nh mo tJuly) 10Th -. Uyisl
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-17

CIRCULATING LIRR AIRY.
And News Depot, opposite the LcC,aire House Nv
York Chicago, and Cincinnati Daiiics received
-ydas 8, n STARR
please Read QUE advertise ~ euss
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-17

Green C1rtaln Paper.
VyIIBH ard .s,ined on both sides also WALL
F" PApERxof various patterns. DQRQERS
Of various patterns
Fire Beard Patterns,.
!pst reesiScd 81 ths
IOWA BOOK R00MS!y
No % Brady u near Post ono.
Uune6t0 ELI ADAMS 1 co.
StoRo t. Let.
IN Brady ST., near The Pest Oaoe. o.e of the brst
~ locations In the city for retail aud vholrsaic
dry cDods. hardware or aacy store; also
Rooms to Let,
OH Brady st near the r. q. suitable for O0ece and
Centlen,ra's lodging rooms
N.B person living IN tho prrmises vail take
care Of tn roo'ns Il desirable. Apply :.
,emo ~ No IS Brady q ma ns.s Bal r.' os.-.
1 Valuable biScovery--Ne Plus Ultra
GROSS = ROBL.VNO.S"S
American Writing Fiuia,
Tor opnons os the Press, &c, see copy u csrtin-
II Gates NJ the store u tht Subscribers
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL AGENCY
TOR Davenport, iowa, and vpper Nississppi valley
A. the IOWA BOOK oa1 A ROOFS : CO.
U.l8i-tO No IS Brady q near Post OAce
OIL PAINTINGS, ENCRAvlNGS, &c.
THE subscribers having scveral articles of'the
i above description, consigned TO them for PUB
OF Zine OH Paintings, Engraving. Fancy Artic,.s
tu f,r tie &C lmodafion u Ladies and Gentlem n
P.rsns la ~ vds Of this de.cripion and wish
Ing 10 lisp ;. .h.mc havean OPPORTUNITY u doinl
~ " APP dnring the W-t to
ELI ADANSA CO
j1c No 36 Drady 81 mar Post ono"
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-17
The AGAn1aAttAx
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY,

v0NHE Nanhatten Company a1Ords 10 TIE aseupel
the advantages % the inst uai systriu, jotped WIZ
The security 9TH Joint Stock Company. u hes
PAN mp Cash Capital u ti0O OG0 and IN oeeu0oia.
sion 10 provide for losses VI more than
QUARTER OF A MILLION OF DOLLA1O
over and sb,ve the CapitsI.
Every policy holder may share In the pro0ts enc
business. and may receive the ssne In cAan. IN 10
crease o. the snont insured, By reduction % The
annual premium.
No Company in the United States oR.rs superior d.
vantages It's affairs carefvIy and economically
managed and its profits have Aicn larger than oths:
LATE Insurance CoS'Isry, With seAHd sAs0 0AStSAI.
1As nest division Of profits SsH take piece u lose
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-17

CO The f ct load Of new wheat brought
to the Chicago market on Wednesday last
was sold for one dollar and fifty cents per
bushel.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-17

stos>n -tssp srticuolsrs nsRtre ~ Csrbta 4 nsv
- ~, OF ~ JANIS nay.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-17

SEC. %. And be il further enact ed,
That the President be, and is thereby,
authorised and uncovered, upon sppli-
cation Of the sell Board Of Commission
er., to employ such military force, &C
cording to existing laws, - no shall deem
necessary to secure the faithful exeou.
ton Of the provisions of the act.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-17


the then west Of said parallel to tho ono
hundred and third meridian Of longitude,
then north on said meridian to tn forti.
eth parallel Of latit ,de, then esst OF said
parallel OF latitude to the western bouu.
AIRY OF the state Of Missouri, then south.
ward With such boundary to the begin
ming. And until the next Congressious.
apportionment the said State shall have
no representative in the House Of Repre.
seutatives Of the United States.
SIC. II. And be it further enacted,
That said Commissioners sLall receive.
as their compensation, ten dollars ner
dsy during their attendance on the brsi-
ness OF said commission, beginning on
the day they depsrs from homo and their
actual expences, and said Secretary Of
:hs Board the Gum Of eight dollars per
day, computed in like manuer. and his
expenses; and the said assistauts for tai.
ing the census, shall receive such reson.
sois compensation - the Board shall
deem just and equitable.
SEC. Is. Aad be it I .rther en.ct.a
That inasmuch 40 the copstitution ~ ~
Coited States and the organic act Of sa;d
Territory have secured to the inhahi.
tants thereof certsin inslienable rights.
OF which they cannot be deprived bv snv
legislative enactment, therefore no felie.
'ous test shall ever Do required % :
qualification to any Office or public trust:
90 law shall be in force or enforced in
said Territory respecting On establish.
mens OF religion, or prohibiting the frss
exercise thsrse! ,or sbridging the freedom
o. speech, o. Of the press, o. the right Of
peseseoly to aseenbls. ADD petition ior
tae rsdFcss o. ssisvsansss; TIE right Of
ths people to b eseuss 10 their peesose,
hoesss, papers ed s4sets agsiase %.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-17

st Lowis, March 7fh 1854.
Prof. Wood: Ny hair commenced falling VI aomr
three or four years SINCE and continued 70 do
I'll became quite bald tried al the popular m di-
cines II the day, but to no Ell ct. Al last.
due to try your cl brated Hair Restorative and am
happy to say it Is Il ing W ondcrs. have NV .
:ie gsowth Of yoGAg hair, sAd chces ully nmmend
its use TO all similarly All cited.
&C. WILLIAMS, I32 Ssoond street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-08

There was in store at the opening at least 100000
to 800 1000 bushels Of wheat 80 that there may be,
and very probably u.s. now more at that port than the
above excess shows. OF the corn and oats conside-
rabe amounts have been taken for local consump-
ton, &c. and the stocks not therefore, what the
above apparently shows
In the case of Perkins vs.. Stanley recently tried
in the Muskingum Common Pleas, Judge Searle
held that, in Ohio, railroad can own no property
but such is essential to the prosecution Of its
business and the prosecution Of its business is it's
only mode of paying any Of its debts. Much more
is this true with regard to creditor who advances
money to build and equip the road upon the faith
of a mortgage executed at the time OF the advance,
and before the road is either built equipped The
road its equipments and its revenues are pledged TO
the creditor. The revenue Is to be semiannually
accumulated to pay the semiannusl instalments OF
interest and the mortgage has his lien upon 1t as
fast as it is earned. The road is to be run to earn
revenue, and any attempt to seize the road or It's
equipments or its materials for repairs or its tolls
for freight and passengers, is fatal to the rights OF
the mortgage. Nor does the assertion OF this prin
ciple enable railroad company to set its creditors
1T defiance. Whenever its creditors are of opinion
that its affairs will be better managed by court Of
equity than by the directors, we may expect them
to apply for the appointment of receiver.
The annexed statement exhibits the cost per mile,
the gross earnings per mile in the month OF July,
and the gross per cent earnings on cost for the
month"; of the most prominent railroads in this mar
hot
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-08

prime quality at 1910. aIo16c. lla.c and $50 bags
Carthagena at /
market closing firm for mddng uplands at ii &C.
FRnGHB-To Liverpool about SO, 600 bushels Of grain
were engaged doo at I%d s11id asd in bulk ana ships
small lots Sea Island cotton 6-32d and square
bales at se To London A. 900 bushels OF grain were
engaged, IN ships bags at skd with some oil cake, In
bulk, at 22s Cd, and bbls.; at .. Sd. To Bremen
GOO bbs rosin were engaged at ls 3d. There was no
change to notice In rates TOR Havre
HAy-saes of about !, 900 bales were made for ship
ment, at coo: at6c.
Hofs.-sales Of about 80 bales of new were made at
lac. a l6c; old were nominal at &c. a &C.
hDfs There was change of moment to notice In
prices which continued firm. The adj vance the
quarantine difficulties have seriously ntefered with the
ACTIVITY OF trade During this week the demand has i'm
proved, and greater activity has been displayed Re
cepts during the week have been 500 hides from for
oign ports, as follows l3 1854 0roDoco per st Marie
2ss6 Porto Cabelo per Paez 50 Turks Island.
The stock on hand OF OK and COW hides $780, (same
lsplA RUBBER IS, 600 pounds were sold at t.
lKoN-Modcrate sales Of scotch pig were making at $3Z
a So 80, six months.
LTATHER.Al kinds continue active and the prices of
most descriptions have advanced about y cent per To-
since the lat OF august Mr.. Hull in his Weekly Crcular
says that the receipts o. hemock have been 2t3 100
SIDES and 80 GOO oak Sales for the time have been
22s, 90 hemoek and $4,000 Of oak Tnefe has been
good business cong this week and sales 10 consdefa
BILE extent have been made at about previous quotations.
leaving the ma et very bare at the ciose;-
Huoct. Oak.
Receipts ........................bo 600 lO,oOO
Sales ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 200 10000
IInE.-The market was more active, and within day
or two about 10. coo bbls Rockand have been
reported at Soc and $40 coo lump 90 at 81 &c.
hoIASEs.-Sales OF IS hhds. Cuba muscovaio were
made at Acc. a 43c., and 20 o. Porto Rico al 46c.
NAVAL STORES were quiet Spirits OF turpentre were
firm, at 4Sc cash. with sales OF 500 eco bbls. Rosln
was last sold at 81 65 per $40 lbs, delivered.
OIiLsced was scarce, and COO gallons were report
ed sold at full prices
PKoyIIoSs.-Pork was dull and sales confined to about
900 bbs.. including mess, at $40 3it4 $40 81 $40
SO, closing at Sl9 3TL and primo at SIT 80 SIT TO-
Beet steady with sales OF about loo bbs, including
country prime at SO 81, and mess 90 at So 50 %.
Other descriptions unchanged. Cut meats were
steady, at S4c for shoulders to 9l4c ehc. for hams
Bacon scarce and steady. Lard continued quite
firm with sales of 200 $50 bbls and ticrces at 3nc
Butter firm. and in good oeman at l5c. l9c. for
Ohio and l8c. &c for fair State and 2c. 25c. for
choice Orange county fresh Cheese steady at Sc.
al &c.
SuGARs-The eaes embraced about 500 q coo hhds.
Cuba muscovado at Nc. SIC.
WHisKEY I'll market was dub, and sales only made
in small lots footing ap l5l 200 bbs, AT a2jc &c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-08

Excess OF imports exports $t,9o7 5si
The following a comparative statement OF tho value
Of exports from the commencement OF the year to
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-08
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
n o N EY MARK K r.

SUNDAY, Sept 7-6P N.
Tho stock market at the close yesterday had sligh'
down ward tendency On Friday there was more active
movement than has been noticed for some days. ana
continued nearly up TO the close yesterday out prices
were not so well sustained The Improvement OF the
previous day brought much stock tnat the parties
engaged In the expansion were dsd and the de-
mand sensbly dimin shed There no basis Tor the
rise: consequently without strength few weeks
since we had similar movement and IL occurred on the
game day of the week but 1t exhausted Itself In Few
days and lower prices reached than had ruled
before The money market is quite so stringent as
was few weeks since, and the little let up has createa
In the minds Of many belief that we have passed
through the worst In this they will had out their
mistake. Toe general business OF the country Is hu'
late this season. and the demand Tor money for business
has not therefore come SO early usual but
II IA sure to come The contraction In the bank move
mt nj is going on steadily and Will without doubt
reach the extent estimated This temporary de-
in the demand for money VIII operate unavora-
bly, for those been within the past two or three
days induced to buy stocks Tney will hnd their thirty
al sixty days PURCHASES coming due in the midst OF tight
times and be ompee 10 realize under great dsadvan
sages The market j. much burdened the larger
cass Of railroad that ordinary pinch have
serious effect prices We have had any thing like
tight money market for many months. One Of those
old fashioned twists the money market would with the
present supply Of stocks in the hands Of brokers' produce
panic equal to any we have had for years The time
rapidly approaching when the demand for money
large supply, when call loans must be at moments
notice lquidated, when the banks will every dollar
OF money out hypothecated stock,-when nobody has
money, and every body wants it, That time comes about
regular the seasons and those who anticipate long
enough to prepare themselves for IT may expect to
escape but those who heedessy rush into stock specua
ions regardless the present state Of things in the
financial world and give thought to the future, must
take the consequer Of such folly The barometer Of
| the stock market indicates lower prices.
The expectation Of specie from this port last week
as follows -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-08

MADAME BALDWIN CAN RI CONSULTED ABOUT
U love, and absent friends rhe tells .u the
events ~ life alerr es dreams consulis
lei rsuren srce' ND story room Ill acs q
bsnss " svau ssv .Assss ssssly -.-.~.., - s sSSA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-08
RAILROAD TRAFFIC IN July, 1855.

By deducting fifty per cent from the above per
cent gross earnings we have the net for the month
It will be seen that the gross earnings in July ranged
from Sc to Sc per cent. The cost Of our railroads
is represented by both bonds and stock The interest
the bonds ranges from six to eight per cent; and
the stock gets the balance of net earnings whatever
it may be, in some shape. The month of July is not
very good month for such an exhibit, and the ag.
gregate for the year will be on each road consider
ably more than twelve times the above per cent
gross.
The receipts of the Williamsport and Elmira Rail-
road Company, from April to July l, were fifty per
cent greater than the corresponding months Of last
year. The receipts Of July were more than double,
being s22 900, besides 81 900 of uncollected back
TOLLS entered this month. 1t is estimated that the
receipts for August will be 900; for September,
s35 900 to $4,000. The coal trade is now fairly be-
ginning to move and nearly all the cars contracted
for have been delivered on the road. In addition to
this the company are sending Northward large guam
titles of railroad pig iron. One contract with a
railroad company in Wisconsin is taking over the
road eight thousand five hundred tons of rails. The
barley trade is also active and is estimated that
before the LIST of May from four to five hundred
thousand bushels will be brought over the road.
Large quantities of wool, -four and other produce
are also arriving and the road will be taxed through
the winter to its utmost capacity. In short, the ex
pectatons Of its friends have been fully equalled il
not exceeded and they confidently expect that
next year it will take its place as cash dividend
paying stock among railroad investments.
che value OF e, neral merchandise imported into this
port last week amounted to- ...........s2 2o7 522
Foreign dry goo l,s763,5
Total imporia,ons ,o32 S77
The vsse Of exports in the same time was as
follows
General merchandise. .............sl, 3eo, 295
specie NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 77o, COL
2l75, 200
Excass or imnorts over exports 4 oO7 5gl
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-08

NEW FAIL RIBBONS, MILLINERY GOODS, sATTNa
~ silks veyes bonnet materials ostrich feathers Frvnoh
towers laces ladies' dress trimming. Gounce basque Aal
cloak trimming galoons 4c for sale auction prices BIZ
NJ n SEIIlTENsIElk, % Rowery.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-08

ct CANAL STREET
Vi Rich embT odered velvet talmas
and splendid garment
Call them Monday Sept. g.