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WHITE GOODS.

DIAM, Figured and dotted Swiss MuSlins.
j Jaconet aud Sarsinot CGntbTics.
Plaid, Striped and Plain EaiHsooks.
bishop Lawns and Book MuEiins.
T~aIletuns, India Dimity, Victoria Skirting,
Linen Long Lawns, Birds Eye D!aFofs,
Fine Linen aud Grass Canlbrics.
Cambria Dipitiss and Dirnity IaGds.
Figured Pruliantes, Checked and Striped taambrios,
ror sle at low rssss at WADsWQBIu's,
Jaue ~ di "a st, opposite lie claire House
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FRUITS, &c. -
4 FRESH lt Of Iemous, Oranges, Nuts. CaHRfes
lust received by
Dec 22d1 NJ. e. HRIDESHEIMER.
N. n. ftEiDENHEIMEk,
Wholesale and Retail Grocery and Provision
Store.
Second 81, q doors 6etop Brady, North side,
HAVE just received aud am opening one OF the
l. largest AID best selected stocks Of
GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS
ever before brought to this market, to which | invite
the attention OF country merchants and the public Il
general, to whom | ofes he above at greatly reduced
prices.
Call and see for yourselves before purchasing else
where. dec 22-dtG
CHEESE.
NUPEkl0R Cheese and primo Leaf Lard in Cans
- a. the Haskeye Store.
aptl5-dH ACoBW WEAVER, Jr., a co.
Hams.
Sugar Cured Hams at Ii Cents!
+ you want . choice Sugar Cured Ham or smO-
i ked shoulder, apply II my Pork House on Front
Street.
sugar Cured Smoked Hams II cents,
Smoked Shoulders 8
Liberia! Discount made 10 tie Trade.
dehi5 DIR j.. A. ID. BURROWS.
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3fwflrp, 81.
A 0psn F1sld and Fair Play.
IMMENSE STOCK OF

WATCHES AND JEWELRf
AT HoUsEIs, No . LIZ CLAIRE Row.
EAyE lust returned from New York with The
is.rsst and BEST stock OF abs Watches AID dsselrg
eves bsfore offered In tbif ~aarSst. ] have gola
Wstcbes from ta0fo es2s. siiyercofrom sou $50
Gold Chains from 3 - So. Kings from i've Dss TO
asa "a. Breast Pins from site e5e-
4 would cali particular attention 70 my stock OF La
axa<, WapsAe., which EN- braces q full variety ofPiAin,
unuting aud Kuameied cases and l think can sui
TIE most fsstsdicus-
In short, ny whole stock Of Clocks, Watches, Jew
.avx. 0f1t er and Plated ware is full and complete and
unch Isrxer than has ever beea brought 20 this mar
- and 1 vnissIi wholesale or retail al prieestaa;
vii defy ali eompetinon-
RspsinnE done as 2sakiatshoriDouce
uov. lSSh, l25A.
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IT'S great nsiltty, aim
lphctty, ~chcapnsts OF
price and adaptation 10
t,o wants oiall classes
of the c o m m unity
strongly recon- me nal II
In every State In the
Union, butparticulAtly
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BRADNER, WARREN g. CO.,
wHoLESALE PAPER DEALERS AND
9gests fer a geed .drtieis Of
PRIN TIN g IN X
WAREHOUSE,
NO. IL LA SALE ST,
octt, 'SSdiy CHICAGO.
FAX0N 4 CROSBY,
MANUFACTURERS. e. DRALERSI l.
Paper AanE1nE0,
Borders, Fire Board Prints, Views, Stotuary,
Ornaments, Mouldiugs and decorations Of
every Description. ALSO,
WINDOW SHADES 4
who.esaie and Retail, So Randolph ST., CHICAGO.
81 law buildings, Wisconsin st., Milwaukee.
Being the largest House of the Kind West OF New
YORK city. We can offer superior advan.agest to the
Trade than any other establishment in the West.
o. L. IAxos. toct l-diyl z.cRosBY.
FOSTER HOUSE.
Corner Of North Clark and kinxie SIS,
ChicaEo, Ills
oet Idty M.H. nth praprietor.
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CHIcyso, December 4, 1863.
have this day shipped by railroad to my place, (MeIu-
gins Grove, Lee d., Ill.,) one of C1ark's Patent Portable
FIGURING Mills, purchased Vi Sir. n. McRissick, of Cbica.
go, which j have seen running while ia his possessl1n,
and i can say, without hesitation, 1 believe il to be The
best mill nov manufactured of the portable kind, both Tor
eonyenisnes and performing the work in good order. And
further, i can say, after having investigated the subject
to- considerable extent, 1 have no hesitation In saving /
prefer small stones To large ones, as the -four il more gen
orally 0fa lively nature, and gives better satisfaction 10
the bakers. JOHNSON WHALEY.
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Iag,etp.
Yankee Notions and Toys.
A Observation-Disclosures andi or sale att
"a Davenport Ausie storei
No s he claire Kos; CbAHDALL x HIGGINS.
Guitars.
Z LsTSoaud very nne asso runent onio sewoOdGlt
ars atyarious prices ranging from $500 to Siu,
Also Nioiiustrein seTeniy-Rve eenIstotwe nty -hvedO
lars A. No . Claire Row. CD
Feather busters.
& Fer5 hneGssoftmeEicau be found a. the Daseh-
No he CisiFe sow! GSH
Varied aasortns rat just receiyedand for sale Low
n al No 9 Le Claire Row: C&H
IUtTaEan and Violin stTiDgsand eyer Kind ofMuss-
~ cal heTesandise,k epteonstantly on hand atAo {
Ls Claire Roy. 4 n II
The hallelujah,
USI pulltshedby l.. Mason, Containing very I'm
- eolleguoboit Church Music; Also the Shs wm by "
Is bfai9urS aGd d + Root,caua be found at No 3 lie
ClAire Row CS
AeeotdeoEH and Elptinss.
4 Large and Reilseiesteh assortmentJust rscsi1 e5
- a. ptcssthatcannotai TO give entire s.iiislaciioI
al NoHhs EtalrU Row; C4 n
tLARluNElTS, tiutnss FIagGolete, Picaloss and
- FlDes At rsduSei prieesat
No 8 lie Claire Row. ca n
shsst MusiC
1 iargec0llGction on baud 4nGNsw tiasicregeiyep
- assoon as published at :
hon lie Claire Row. GaH
.FiE best Piano Forte inslTgVLorin tue world, Rich
4 grlsJt's modern SCHOOL, Tor Piano Fottes can Dc
1oundot no he 1laire Kew: ca II
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Improved Little Giant Corn aud Cob Plant.
6 ton ~fiif-Frin. radunsd

improved Little Giant Corn and Cob Planta.
~ ton hili-Frioe reduced.
'hE subscriber has purchased exclusive right oil
tFfi0ry i@T s4ie .h the West, OF The above etIe.
Oratcd Mtis, and Is prepared 20 furnish them al al
tii" : ,silhpr wholesale or retail, guaranteed la The
most positive maUner.
i9tish1s iSore Than d year since the Little Giant
y y Introduced 70 The public, durihg which time ID
nNs berh constantly growing in the popular favor.
!ho ~ pE"FGn"uts recently effected nA4 patented.
hIHkes u lhe most perfect machine over offered f0f
!, hesailltm use. lis furnished complete ready let
4!IAchllE team, end weighs a. follows: No. I.s.I
No @'3S"; Ho.3, 4u9; No. 4, $40 pounds. twenty
minutes ate suDieienttu set one up, without mechat
icl aid and y hen once adjusted, il cgH with safou b.
mill.
PRICES:
NO. rSb, VIII grind bu.HsalPoT hour with IhUrEJ
" SsS4Ns ." - 10 - - - - - a.
" 3, EST, " " IS - - - - -
" Z, sGu, " +" eos ., q" " a. -
UJ-iIbtf al discount 90 dealers.
JAMES Il. CHADWICK.
He.b3 Locust st., between Second and Third
hof,J GN N-ly st. Louis, 40.
For sale BY Messrs. DALZELL & BRO, Agents %
Louis.
40 EsRE PEOPLE GE SCOTT 90
Good News for the Ladies'.
IIF, GtFN-Hib. Of fln, IFaaT.I. s4.f.tybE,r I.vu aN- al
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UNION CAR AND BRIDGE WORKS.
Chicago, Illinois.

. q bUOMEh.
BUILDERS of Hewes' Patent Truss Bridges and
ID Roofs, Turntables, Passenger, baggage and
Freight Cars. Also, Bolt Cutting Machines, Upright
Drills, &c.
Bolts made, Machine work and General Jobbing
done to order. lapril 3-diyl
BRADNER, WARREN g. CO.,
SOLE Agents for the sale Of superior article of
= STRAW BOARD,
To which we call tbe attention OF those using the arsi-
Gle. NO. II La SALLE ST.,
!. = ~ nZIn ann ~
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Storage. Forwarding 4 Commission

y FTT-V eNTVITTT UT T5TTN- ITNT NM VE|NT"
making consigBments 10 our House, may rest assar'
ed ofthe utmost adeiity on oar part 20 Their inter
ests, and t~hattleir -sahalr receive protnp
attention IN sales and returns,
n. b Satisfactory reference given in all cases,
and with pleasure
May 3dwtf RYAN d
(NoFFEES--75 Bags Rio, Iaguare Java, aaraca,bo
and Havana Cotees, selected expressly Tor re-
failing.
SUGARS--G4 Hbls white and yellow reaRod Sugars
embracing Coffee A, - IL q, crushed, powdered and
graHulated; also redned MAILS Sugar. These Sa-.
gars are all ofthe best q-ility.
New IBAS-l37 Chests, half chests, or Boxes aud
caddies of all sizes and descriptions of late Imports
lions, embracing some otthe highest aud Antstgradas
of the celebrated sMasunep and '.Pilg sooey'
CROWNS. Those Green and Black Teas are decidedly
as hhe and curious chops as ever crossed the Aissts
$ ahd Nc can recommend our Ootongs. Pom
enohss, souehonss, Ganpowders, Inpe Elais and
Young Hysons, far supefiofin fragrance and make,
TO tine generality offeas brought "A est. &sthvy were
selected especially for Family use aud are less In
price; We can vita confidence Invite examination and
trial.
RAlsINs--5O Boxes, halves and qlarters;-also
Valencia Ralsius;
PLAINS Bbls uilted and uuplteds .
F~EAClfhs--3 do pared Catrants, Dates, Figs, and
many other Fruits, dried aud reserved,
soAPs--Paifn, CASTLE, Shaving, German and
Chemical bTasiye, Ae, &c; together with IL large vafi-
ETY. oi Baskets, Willow, Rattan aud spliBt, Wooden
ware, S0Segs OF Nails, o. Bbis Elsa, Mack erel, White,
salmon ana Sea ed herring, 10 BALES > aud 2! bushel
Wheat Sacks and many yther artieies-ali for safe,
cheap and warranted TO give satisfaction.
JACOB EANkR ia, q co,
/ june 10 uNsf a#G A. EERNs4S Fs.r.s
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CHARLES W. STENENs.
H4Ir.ln n..s.uaIarI 1LaE

thIUAbO, Dtccnlber /, 1885.
] purchased one Of Il. 4 J. NJ. C1ark's Flour Mills, some
time since, and after a trial Of several weeks, j feel that
1 can scarcely speak of 1t in TOO high terms. / have beon
a miller for twenty years, and am free to say that / can
make bettsr iiOnr with this mil, and a larger yield, and
run it with more ease TO myself, than any mill / have ever
seen. A number Of millers have been in to see il, and all
say they are we'll pleased with its operation. 1t will
grind with ease twelve bushels an hour, and can be run
with from four TO six horse power. ] would recommeud
inillers to give 1t a trial, and 1 am certain they will moi
wish ~ return 10 the old plan of milliuu,
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NO cexBIHATroMs Oh noNoPoLIHs.
l060.
HALE g. co.
Forwarding and Commission nsrchants,
CHICAGO, ILLINOIS.
DEALERS in Coal, sals, PIG Iron, etc.
AGENTS foR THE
New York and Chicago Line. Or Erie Canal,
na aas isa rssf riss h. 5 ras, Il sis ,ens sso, It Broad Street,
Daily, for Freight apply 10
W, H. CuAsS, live i1ssS =
asaiaa. " .ssivrRs, nsuals
Marx packages. ~, : c. Line" care VIM EATON
Albany.
panusylyania Central Railroad.
Cleveland and Pittsburgh Railroad
n . svrrpER. Philadelphia
ManRsw 4 KaoSS Baltimore.
~ NJ ,n aSnYrR- Cleveland.
J. wALLoWE a SON, Harrisburg.
lGEn, c. fRANcistUs, ilssteargi'
JOHN H.cAeeHh '"S0ufsh'
Tho ~folowins new ~rrofallsrs run in connecaon with
aIoBEs Captain Pratt.
EVERGREEN CITY, Owen.
l~cuYAHoGA. Beckwish.
PITTSBURGH, " Ayea'iie.
| kESoStlA. " Stillnan
RACINE. freett.
Alsa Clipper Line Vessels. Mark Packages, Care Hale
&Co. Chicago.
Nwe have completed onr extensive Docks and Ware
houses, en- the Rissr, between Wells aud Lassllc Streets,
where We shah continue the Forwarding and Commission
BUSINESS ana are prepared to give Contracts for the
| Transportation OF Freight by each of the above RESPONSE
bic Companies at reasonable rates, from New York, Bo~-
ton, Philadelphia, Wheeling and r~ittshurgh to Chicago.
All gpeas coming from the East by the above Comls-
MES will receive prompt attention and forwarded Win
dispatch, aud Duplicate Freight Bills sent by Mail.
Tho Lines we represent are NOT conneyied with any
Joint Stock CO. and are opposed 10 all m0nopllies.
ES-The Agents here of all the transportation ConipS-
MICS have coNsiSrB and viii charge e~xorbitant doekase
on all Gsaas coming to US by their Lines.
All claims for damage OF o~sercharse viii be promptly
attended u.
Consignnaents Of Grain cad Produce for Sale or ship
mont will receive personal attention. AplssSSm
sEGARS, sEGAaS! SEGARs
WILLIAM Y. DANIELS,
IMPORTER AND DEALER IN
CHOfCfsSE<; AIRS AND TOBACCO,
under Mstteson House, CHICAGO.
Merchants and County dealers v i'll find il 10 their
adSantaget call and examine my stock before pur-
! shssiny elsawhere, Octt-dly
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thn uruIFlNs 81 iowa, MIMI IS SNUtIaHHuIcu Uy VIC
s,t,aSinr ana many otaer certificates, references
MA extrscts OF letters givenby reliable gentlemen
Shosc names ac ahixsd thereto. g|
Hayins lecnme the pateutees and prcprietors Of I'd
win and james NJ. CfaIks patentCombined Grinding and
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NO. g.,
To 0MfrP kOlr.

VXyE arc nov receiving oar npnng Stock OF nne
w WITCHES, {Goid Hunters, Magic and Rail
road dmes9 of all descriptions. Jet
eoods, Coral ,SilyerwAre, and FspeE Goods &e-
- We have Inc largest and most coaa pieIe stock Of
roods ever krsxght 70 Davenport. which We oar 10
10 the pubic ~ ker as any hoase west Of the mean
uina- Wholesale Retail
Please call and examine ogr stoc6 perhaps you
NAV nd i. to your Interest, as we are determined a.
nsual rot 70 be outeone N low prices
April 3 o6m ALFRED e. BILLION.
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z y NlCFNfoHUEN u1IU- -"
Yours truly, STEPHEN MILLER,
Had l1unr Tn,...et.. - uI. ~. ll1l

/ hereby certify, that for the last four weeks / have had
In operation one of Il. 4 J. NJ. ClaLks Patent EIourine
Mills. / have been running it on an average OF from eight
10 twelve hours without stopping, and should do so forty
eight hours if requires. 1t gives every satisfaction that
one can ask. / think it is certain TO supersede all the
old methods Of milling. / have been in the milling bus.
ness over fifteen years, and yet L can say truly that / have
never seen anything of the kind 80 near perfection. / live
in sadsburg, Chester County, Pa, two miles from Parkers-
burg, where ] run it daily, and my customers will testify
To the satisfaction oftiieir -four and bran. ] have Travelled
through nine Of the Western States, and il snpersades
any thing 1 have ever seen.
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CHICAGO, November IS, 1855.
This is 10 certify that / have been furnishing power and
room for the operation Of one Of T. Il J, M. CLark's Patent
Flour Mills, for the last few month, and in my opinihn It
is the best and cheapest mill In use. 1t takes but little
power in comparison 10 other mills, not needing over six
horse power, and has run, since l have been acquainted
with it, with no cost for repairs, and seems In as goui
condition now ~ when first put up. / can c~heerfully rec
onimead il 10 all who wish 10 engage in the manufacture
flour, either on q large Or small scale. 1t can be set ,p
and run ia connection with any other machinery, such a.
Graln-Eicsators, Saw Mills, and by combining three or
four sets Of burrs and bolts, you will have a Mil that will
do more work than tbs large Merchant mills Of the obi
kind, and a great saviug IN every item Of expense.
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r HAVE sddea the above TO my stock End viii keep
cens.Auty On hand q csmpiess assortment OF ev-
erything in the Fishing line. So giFe me a cali You
11~wsn A L. BILLION,
~ a Am No. 3 Leciaine Ros.
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rev.
BROWN & billiard.
IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN
House Furnishing Goods.
los Lake ST., CHICAGO, Ill.
HoBsEkEEpEss and dealers, we invite your
IL attention to ogr fall and complete assprtIne ut Of
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS.
Cohpnshgs ysryklhd ofgoods required for the Use Of
Hotels, Steamers, Ships, Public Institutions.
~~UPHoLS1ERkRs M FAMILIEs,
To which We are constantly adding ali new and De
sirable articles for thess purposes.
CURTAIN DAhAsks IN EVERY VARIETY.
EMBROIDERED LACE MUSLIN CITYTAiNs
coRsICE, BANDS, CORDS, GIMPs, loops
TAssELs, TiCKlAGS, SBEETlsGs, TAEIp
LINENS AND TOWELiAGs.
HsIR saIrEEssEs AND BEBDlN0 o. AL Efsus
Feather Beds, Bolstsrs and Pillows, Biankels, Ca m.
forts, Counterpanes, DE, &c.
Orders n mail pf'mPuE stis W to; .Dn
KELLY 81 BLACK BURN.
&snaiaeturers Of a superior Article of
OAK TANkED
LEATH 10 EEETING q,
Which they will sell at New York and Boston prices.
ABbsral dlsco1ni made 10 large purchasers.
KELLY & BLACKBURN,
Tanners, Curriers', Importers OF French and English
Leather, Deaiens IN TanBsTsi OIL and Hides, ss3 Lake
street., CHICAGO, ILLINOIS. June 24dwIy
COLLECTOR.
John A. GUY will attend 10 the collecting Of
- debit, taking subscriptions for Newspapers and
Refsrlo Burrows& Prettymsn, Cook d Dillon.
feb { Isx.
POTASH AND CHLORIDE LINE,
For ssle by ALSoRD 4 A pATTEk.
June 25du
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Win o fTtlch Butt Aui StUnei thlfty fnehes IN dlaIn'
eter. il ground and boited from nine 10 twelve bushels o
whsst per hour, making clean WORK, and al the sans
time turning out, at a single operation, extra aour, So.
perine flour, shorts, shipstuffs and bran. The extra ant
sup4rhne -four is of an excellent quality, and the yielt
per bushel is equal to the large class complicated mills O
modern construction. 1t occupies but iittle room. can b.
placed in a compass Of twenty one feet by four feet, which
when in running order, with all the machinery requisite
can he easily removed or transported from one place L
another-las no complicated machinery about il, conse,
quenily Is not liable TO get out Of order, and takes but lie
tie power, and appears 10 be particularly adapted to th'
wants and the condition ofthe country at large; and fren
its cheapness Of construction, and small amount OF eaui
tai requisite to start il, rapidity Of grinding per hour, d.
ken into Consideration, with its portability and sdapi9
ton to any power sow In use, lcannot but think that err
long it will be successfully established in every State IL
the Union, if ii does not entirely take the place Of the OLE
complicated machinery heretofore used.
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keystone Insurance Company.

PHILADELPHIA, pa. Capital ZOO
p. Al. MORTALITY, Pres.j J.
ASsoN GRAY, Vice " Secretary.
oct. Ia A. FINEFlBLD, Agent.
githerwax-s Block, davenport
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HARrFoRp INsuRANcE coAPAsy !!

GAPlTAL..S3OO.0OO,
have received the Agency of this sound and
w reliable Company for Davenport and vicinity,
and are prepared 20 issue policies on as fssofaeie
sAes 81 MAcKLoT 81 CoRBiN.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-05-11
Personal Intelligence.

The following gentlemen presented to Queen yic
toria, the 18th ofApl, BY the United States Minis
ter:-Mr. John M. Blxby Mr.. Frederick Kelly, and
Mr.. S. X. st. George, Of Baltimore
The Queen Dovager Of Sweden will set out for Paris
abou. the 10Th Of May Prince Oscar third SON OF the
King Of Sweden, will Rterwa Dis proceed to Lon lon,
paratory to his marriage with the Princess Of Cambridge
ARRIVALS.
AT the Clarendon Fotelsmih 7. Van Buren, and family
& IaSssSa morton Boston; Rev. Charles D.
At the ST. Nicholas Hoe-Amopg the arrivals yesterday
was John Blocdgood, Esq, OF Mobile.
From Charleaop ia steamship Marion Mics Trenholm Miss
Mrs NJ. Mas Smith Ms Msss hs Mat s
sna ssms as
yesssr. ar Wild Bs,sn + Burke Isausn, n ooopsr,
DEPARTURES.
70, Lssrpeol IL steamship .riossoampayid Esnias Mr
sqs. Ms. nsT ST. seV snS and g s s ssrAs.Ss Aa
Ss..o Nis FsSa:s: sss
ssist King i'm sunsen ssss Jas Slaf Prss!sn lr
.ls ss.. :, IS:
eir. NJ arc Mrs brown four children and TWO serv Ants.
assl %
Me- as s1;. psa' and Bremen steamship North
hw M ss sss I sRd
Napier Y; Mrs Bourne aervan. snd child wenele.
os .na a sf' ys
Louise Meyer aslI.,s jose s.1 Ez 11R a.. Se.sIs
sss sEa.sf = X s.
Sasss na sna and Miss diis snsId Hads.a
Aug. or.apsa Jnan Dc Rive ssI,ai,s say & chld and
ss sa.' sna
Nd ss E
Mrs Ida sa% oosvus Stokes: 3 81. rrsne,co
s ana
sG Ssssy e, and ps say ss TN Sres rea
tur pohl. thas sSaiseaa, John Vol. Won IohSsoa, n
H:nsss5 SISsd "a lady
81 sren s.I Ssss Ley Lew H. Steiner tern and .iss Hsel
m,nn, Mrs Hardensusgh sehlapboust. San francisco
sc l IIsl \ Ssm.. hon ae IN steamer n. Man,
lads ard ehid Porto Rico; ssms De visrs and twocaii
sIes Madame he ne rsuss Ps' MIRA wssss. new
Gsv's, West Indies; Chas De GAAion, Dickmsnn
1hom.; John Van Rhyn. P,ro Rico John Jsfray Jos
For Tssaayrs TeMfs Ie sis and four chidsn Mr. Hoss
mnss sfs pa. navy NJ Char
n Caiodoyich Posnd; BonA and lady home; Hypolts
Jshn Hickey, jane shsppasS New York Antoine Gar.
s sos P3s aS,ls h jes. EGS
sesenck, Curesoa Or Jsc1b A stsrok Total g. wm,.u
Ket i Il serT man, q J Merfman. william whpey and
LII. .si NJ; %sssey roys ssncse s Nv %sSS
hfS Es %e SSe Sooa Af
wheeler Miss u Greene, Davis Brown Senjs.
o %n sssa siRrsa rsrs asd h0r
es%,hp Mses NJ. ssssy ss
M' G,o so%.. 1 sssss
sts essyi Ssssss 4 B;sd.haws = weuS.%.
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Tte Spruce Street CovhldiDg Affair.
TO THE Editor OF THR HERALD.

TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD
1t issomswbat difficult to treat the Communication OF
your bonbsstic correspondent Lyse. seriously yet ~
there msy be those who will attach Importance to
IT. permit mo- briefly TO i: by pointing cut his
mis-. statements.
HIS story that ais blows applied to my back Is
untrue thsy were aimed 1t my face cid not cry "Hsp,
mur6er, &c., there we're not dozen printers who
rushed Ia, for not than half that number including
Office boys, were ut work the day the assault vas
n ade; they were hot armed with "mnlets, plauers,
shooting s.iks and other er.i,es usually found in q
printing ohce," for those attracted by the noise who
entered the EDITORIAL room, without single article
of any description 1his fend Walters did n,s exh,it
coolnesr but the contrary sho every iaeisaton
fear though armed vi pistol, which did not 90 Off
accidentally for he threatened TO fire. and dii so lint
iIg II ei ect,y at the foreman OF our Office who WAS In
pursuit Of him.
lis prom ;sed to furnish you with "coErect'' sts'e
nelt but omitted TO menlicn he use I made of nv
walking stick over his head of his cowardy aposs
10 WALKERS to g shoot" while were Struggling TO-
gsther.
vsrt and think your realers viii require no better
moo OF the ard unres BILE chars, OF his
iectuie than is funshed by the c,poon Of hia letter
and as the charge het the apuor ncsment that he
resigned his commission for other pursuits Mig
nsntly made cery for derived tse Inf rm, Il IN feon
Of respectab ity, whose yerscity had and
have reason to question. Respectfully yours,
JAMES l.. SMITH
SUNDAY CoUmER ofncE, May 10, 1856.
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Ell 4 G. r APHIC
DECISION Of tbs MAGISTRATES IN THE CASE OF
HERBERT.

WASHINGTON, May TO- 1856.
Justices Smith and Bishop delivered their decision this
morning In the case Of Herbert. They say" After q
careful examination Of the evidence, feel IL to be
duty alike to the defendant and to government
that the ends of justice may fully met, to send ths
matter to the Criminal Cours this Distr,t, taat trbu
nal being, as conceive the proper to grant
refuse tho application of the defendant for discharge As
to the application for bail divided In opinion and
therefore commit the defendant to the custody cf
Marshall until he be discharged by Que OF law"
Mr. Herbert was brought before Judge Crawford this
afternoon on writ Ct habeas corpus his counsel pray
ing for his discharge The examination Of witnesses
occupied seven hours but the testimony is about the
that delivered before the police magistrates
The Judge viii give his decision onlNonday. The under
standing with both parties is that the Minister for the
Netherlands may then be examined should he assent 10
the request to appear as . witness.