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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.
PERSONAL.

PERSONAL
TNFoRMATIoN WANTED RESPECTING JOHN
don, supposed 10 have heen the Cmea having medal
NE battles Of Alma Inkermann Any knowing the
Whereabouts Of the apove will obge by giving information
ia Cedar st.
INFORMATION WANTED--OF JOHN BUTLER, FORTY
years of five feet eight inches high made fresh
complexion sand' whskes mot meeting under the chin bald
head wore blue sack oyerco black frock coat do vest
pants and boc has left since Oath inst Information will
thar fully received by his brother Thomas 16 West Six
teenth street.
n o W5OM 1T MAY CONCERN.-ANY FIRM HAVING
received case Of silk vesngs and satin de Chine from
NJ d. or Paris which does not with their invoice will
please send Information to box z, l46 Post Office.
THE GEN1LEMAN WHO PICKED UP FIVE TICKETS
for the bali ct the Young Mems Democratic Union ab
honestly keep tw CT them the
aodress OF men, Herald office.
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PUBLIC CITATION WHEREAS, APPLICATION HAv-
ing been y a bs f the w lea
the issue OF public citation Of ali
the said Sea Of so OF
xn to the applicant IL question and especially such
perry Of The said company the oahste Capt Louis wetog
sea which Ia
voyage the in the month Of DECEMBER aud the
s
% Ss
Sse ior n the from New Orleans
@ sy q ssssxs pssisy ssaSss sss II
rom SSaese and rom
connected with the three above may have or
q his city herewith sppss on Friday.
ss tue sa e
The Council House this city, order then and there hand
a s nnd r. null and yss
1856. Q. v. LINGEN, Secretary.
held e; The . Mercbans Exchange Wall street Monday
eson &c
opinions make for framing memorial to Con
TO- % st cur !,
tcuary 70 The city Of New york need not enlarged
INST uDde,ssnsd appointed Committee G 70
s ws ss n and
zens OF New York. ard all interested to attend above.
THEODORE EDGWICk, Chairman.
James Harper, Peter Cooper,
Robert l.. Stuart, James Bro yn
VIM. II. Appleton, George H. Moore
Joshua Leavit Plmy Miles.
THO Observation-Disclosures SECURED TWO INyEN
tons by letters patent for supporting top nasts and
taking the strain Of the I'D
the other for suspeDdng lower topsa yards-charges
cense to use both patents five DESTROYS
selling rights procuring agents for dlsposing the
tons in the United States address Thomas Batty N{ South
street, New York.
New York, Jan. q, 1856.
THOMAS Baty:-My Dear SIR have adopted your patent
tor snspendng lower topsa yards and fully tested them
on my late passage from Liverpool and find them substantial
In every respect The supporters great improve
ment in relieving the fd having ooened my
flo with every thing standing and set up.
Capt. DAVID CAULkfss, ship Heary Clay.
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ReoKs, OLD AND NEw-lO.00O VOLUMES JUST
- landed-WlLLlAM c. HALL would beg 10 inform all
book buyers that he has just returned with
Of rare old books from Europe where he has collecting
Tor the last This Is without doubt the largest
ton ever made at one time into the country The collection
an advertisement They have been selected from sources
but more especially from the libraries OF the late lord wa
De Rohesay sir j. Richardson, the Rev. j. Ellis R. Jones'
Freeing vanstart and others He has IA addition
cured the entire remainder OF the Parker Society pubca
TONS amounting to several thousand volumes, which he viii
sell at greatly educd prices The books open
ready Tor sale ut lis Franklin street. second
The price of each book set with the Volumes
nnOrsed inside OF the first For further information
address VIM. G. Hall as above, or William Gowans IS
Fulton street. =
CUvOkOvES "GREEK DRAGOON'-THE MOST Gu
- ri0us work that has yet been issued upon Eastern
question For sae at GEO, H. MILLER's, 645 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-27

n U. A.-HANCOCK AssOCI ATION-sEvKNTu AN
VI DuNl ball of the Hancock Association will place
Nbos February Y 1856 Tickets be procured Of the
Walker Vice President Sxta and Ninth street; G.
Thtcf ener Secreary 13 Futon street, VIM. Robins Trea
surer, Franklin and Elm streets.
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NEW YORK, JANUARY l, lS56-ANNUAL STATE
street. -
the County Clerk Of the city and county New York
Srln compliance with the requirements Of the 18th section
OF 1.-The act TO authorize the formations OF corporations
manufacturing mining, mechanical and chemical purposes
commonly called the Manufacturing law hand you
following statement:
is all paid in. Debts at thi Date all paid.
Jos Britton. Samuel hiscox Iheo. Browning NJ G. Leo
nard, John ID. Ascough, Board OF Trustees
H. T. COMPTON, President
WILLIAM J. Wncox, Secretary.
State OF New York city and county New York. ss-R
Compton, President and William Wilcox secreary, q the
and Joseph Briton, Samuel ascox Theodore Browning
Moees G. Leonard John D. Asoough Trustees Of the said
each for himself that the foregoing is true full and
the above described officers and Trustees thereof.
subscribed and sworn before this 18th day Of January
A. ID. 1856 WM f. SHAY, Commissioner Of Deeds
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-27

Mayors OFFICE, NEW YORK. JANUARY %, 1885,
N The Mayor calls upon all good citizens
from he SIDEWALKS IN tror Of their premises or render hsn
dents occurring from these and expected
every citizen will unite In removing great evil
ALEXANDER MING. Caief Clerk.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-27

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. T. LEEDS AUCTION
eer-Wil sell on Morday, Jan 49, at IL o'clock precise
ly a. the store 27 Grand the remaining stock OF urs
consisting Of Hudsons Fay and Russian sable mink, stone
msrten fitch ermine. chncha mountain maren French
Bile lynx, 6c capes, vctornes muis, cuffs, &c. &C. Also.
large assortment of sleigh robes consisting of African lamb
FOX met wolf bear, SC &c. and variety Of gsnemsn's
collars 1he whole 10 be sod without nc'nsequeoce
OF e propIjeor's about retiring from business. Ladies' will
find rare change Please ottsn as the sale il9osvc
ran a. slime
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WINES AND LIQUORS,
REMOVALS.

Y,EMovAL.--EDwARD wARBURG A CO. IMPORT.
IL of sLks Cloths &C., have removed 10 No, 10 Park
Mace.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-27

Herring's Patent Champion Fire and Bur
Sar proof safe. with BALLS patent powder proof lock Bot
received prize medals at the Worlds Fair London 1884,
Crystal Palace New York, ls63-'64. sILAS c. HEARING
CO., 1885, l37 and l39 Water street, N. Y.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-27

A MEXICAN COrERIE.-THE MEMBERS OF THE
IA hereby notified TO attend special meeting 10
be held Wednesday, 30h inst Frank Penand corner
of Eldrdge and Division streets, at O'Clock
W. RANSOM GWYN, President
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-27

Hoiloway's Fills.-vhy are You Sick p
1heee celebrated pills the best remedy the world
sesfed Tor The removal of disease They viii liver
plains and dyspepsia in al its The ckly should
medaey few doses Of this wonderful medicine Sold
she manufactures, 20 Maiden lane York and IA strand
box.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-27

TALENTINES.-wH OLESAIE AND RETAIL DEALERS
be supplied with the most choice and elegant
mont of offered Ia New Fork ucr ceut
Less han prices BY nmedipie appca
Z, M, BRONkh, 81 Aa,dousai II.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

An APPEAL 10 The PuBLic..-TaE LIFE SAVING
benevolent Assocauon q New York was formed and
stauonhouse with mAurs for saving life La cases Of ship
msdas pscunissy rswars ''asa'' 0' ns'a''r
ons ssss de q e %
SsS SnI more sn hsss
The dreadful Mexico and Bssol osso
o o and 70 G a.
@ PAn and sys means for saving ne lives Of
i: ::
ass but their funds entirely 70 carry on. hsr
nss @ % Il *
IoDeao 1uns All Z. ..svsd NV Calm. Cha. u.,
o onsl John G Grssns VIM 8. wetmor" Esqurea and by
Mortimer Livingston. Solomon r. Nco Robt C. Goodhue,
Es2anos opmhtse .,p,.
Daniel Lord Esq. Wee President xsrshAns Exchange
sssss Pasns Mutual
Insurance Company.
MEXICAN oorERIE.-THE MEMBERS OF THE
sSoys are hereby s"asd to attend sgsca! meeting
of Edridss and Division syss q ks SS0sn p,..,,
rHro. P. WHEELER, Secretary. ''"
Il ANsAs.-AN INFORMAL MEETING OF PERSONS
Sresdssy rsSsrnsss 9s
actual settler and e.dsn Of lie Territory las vonnsr. q
he ne country ass
the rent Of the room charge Of l2 cents win be made
IQUOR DEALERS sOCIErY.-AT A sP ECIAL MEET.
ing convened at National Hail. the 24h INST 70 elect
tul board OF officers for the ensuing year. Hon p a. Mo
loney appointed chairman, tenn large enthu
and but
Offices After canvassing the ballots the following gentlemen
were declared elected:-
Presdent-Mr. Robert G. Montgomery.
Vice President-Mr. Alexander NJ Matthew's.
Recording Secretary-Mr. Gustavus A. Ratz
Financial Secretary-Mr Chas. H. Ring.
Tressurer-Mr Richard French.
Irustees-Messrs. p. g. Mooney, VIM. Howe and Peter
Aaen.
Financial Commtsee-Mears John N Haywood Charles g.
Mathews and Benjamin Fairchild.
p. @. MOLONEY, Chairman pro tenn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-27
MISCELLANEOUS.

SR Oasis OF DELAINES, SEIZED BY ORDER OF THE
w United states Mar shall Fifty FIVE Of elegant de-
anes oil the poa magnificent designs offered In this
nv ior ten cents yard and als will be alo we'd
Than three pieces end al those that buy them 70 sell again wi
be charged IA yard the subscriber determined al shall
receive eqna chance Fer all benevolent institutions aoy
quhny be bad Mt cents yard long they Last
An early call will prevent disappointment.
4. ". lsAACKs, agent
No. 30 John street. corner OF Nassau.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-27

Trusses.-The Best American, French and
German russes with and without mechanic sold at half the
usual prices for cash only Perfect satisfaction given
pay Forwarded the country Wholesale dealers supplied
at extremely low prices BRIDGMAN Co., l68 Grand street.
near Centre market.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-27
MATRIMONIAL.

A GENTLEMAN, AGED q. OF UNExCEPTIONAgLE
"A adore an. appearance standing feet inch and pow
eruly OF leisure education and talent having iust
ped from Eastern lines, where I'LL lately he en- owed
the pleasures and forts attendant fortunes favor
ties with TO mntrrnony desires the acquain OF
lady possession o. fortune sufficient TO
ser income OF 5000. Address, in all confidence A. II b.
Post office.
MATRIMONIAL -LAD DIES AND GENTLEEGN OF nE-
l spectabiy wishing to torn matrimonial al lance will
fnd to their advantage by addressing postpaid Mrs
Deevan 50 sixth avenue bird floor Ladies' aud gentlemen
may secure to themselves partner for e without resortng
10 he uny alternative OF advertising express thew
wishes Parties must seId their real Names residence and
reference NO notice taken OF letters dollar en-.
closed - - ~,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-27

Whfskcrs or M0ustaches Forced to Grow
b s1 weeks By my onguent which win not stain injure
NE skin u bottle; sent 70 any part o. the country X.
ukAhAM, 6s5 Broadway; Briggs 5, s.ats street, Albany
&Afber, a south Third street, PhilAdelphia.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-27
Gouraud'. Poudare Subtitle Uproots Hair

Bachelors Hair Dye.-Wigs and Toupees-
The best In the word This unrvaled original dye ap
pied In Twelve private Bachelor and toupeea
have improvements over all Others being chef denvres
sance and durability, peculiar 10 III abishment.
BATChELOR,S 233 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-27

BOARD IN BRooKLYN-PLEAsANT ROOMS, WITH
ID without board, suitable for families and single gentle
Full board IS: partial do. 81 Situated In the most
part the city Apply Toynbees Hotel Montague
place, BROOKLYN.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-27

India Rubber Gloves Cure Chapped Hands.
and render them whte excellent protec
ten IN seepng coal fires &C. For at rubber
stores, and at 80 John street. up stairs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-27

pOARD wANTED-A GENTLEMAN WISHES BIO ARD
ID in location between Houston and Fourteenth Pri-
waite family preferred. Address II. NJ. F. box 1879. Post
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-27

DOARD.--JN EXCHANGE FOR BOARD AND LODa.
ID Ing young gentleman would devote three four hours
each day to family requiring bis services He received
in this country he teaches English In all s branches
thematcs, French Greek and Latin Please address
change, Union square Post office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-27

BOARDING. GOOD BOARD AND PIE AsANr ROOMS.
Ia given to substantial cmOrt than to elegance style.
Respectable mechanics wishing tor good quiet home would
do we'll to call Good reference advance pay required
Terms moderate.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-27

Che Great Inhnllng Remedy for Asthma,
sesumption and all diseases Of and lungs-Dr
nysssnn Thousands have been Essc s health
and sold By H. Ring 1876 Broadway. Price only IS pack
aga DR.. Curtis win be at the Office daily, from 10 70 O'Clock
Kbele he may be c0nsul ted free OF charge.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-27

ROARD-A PAHLOR ON THE SECOND FLOOR FUR.
nished or unfurnished TO let to gentleman and
snge gentlemen In first cfass house, line stages pAss
thirdu tra
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1cnAAce Salaman0er Safes Robert M. Pat.
AOk ne sole manufacturer in The United States Of the
sve aAes and powder proof defiance
~ cross bars Depot No 1917 Pearl street enc door hsJoV
Hidden lane. -"
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&SO REWAEp-FoR THE RETURN OF TIE PAPERS
pCO found in overcost taken from the reading
the st Nicholas Hotel last Friday morning and
asked They be returned through
wise. and receipt the reward VIII be pad, wherevs
directed. r., u, WILLIAMS
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affuirs of tbs Aation,
PRESIDENTS MESSAGE.
FsIEow Citizens Of the Senate,

FsAow Citizens Of the Senate,
and of the House Of Representatives:
The Constitution req uires that the
President shall, from time to time,
not only recommend to the consider
alton of Congress such measures as
be may judge necessary and expedl.
ent, but also that he shall give in
formation to them of the state OF the
Union. To do this fully involves ex-
position of all matters in the actual
condition of the country, domestic
or foreign, which essentially concern
the general welfare. While perform
ing this constitutional duty in this
respect, the President does not speak
merely to express his personal con-
victions, but as the executive min.
lister Of the government, enabled by
his position, and called upon by his
official obligations, to scan with an
impartial eye the interests. of the
whole, aud Of every part OF the Uni
ted States.
Of the condition Of the domes.
tic interests of the Union, its agrlcul-
ture, mines, manufactures, naviga-
ton, and commerce, it is necessary
only to say that the internal pros
perity of the country, its continuous
and steady advancement in wealth
aud population, and in private as
we'll as public we'll being, attest the
wisdom of our institutions, and the
predominant spirit of intelligence
and patriotism, which, nHtwlthstand-
ing occasionally Irregularities ofoplnion
or action resulting from popular free
dom, has distinguished and character
lied the people of America.
In the brief interval between the
termination of the last and the CON-
mencemeut of the present session OF
Congress, the public mind has been
occupied with the Care of selecting,
for another constitutional term. the
President and. Vice President OF the
United States.
The determination of the persops,
who are of right, or contingently, to
preside over the administration OF
the government, is, under our system,
committed to the States and the peo-
pie. We appeal to them, by their
voice pronounced in the form OF law,
to call whomsoever they will to the
high post Of Chief Magistrate.
And thus it is that as the Senators
represent the respective States of the
Union, and The members of the
House Of Representatives the several
constituencies of each State, SO the
President represents the aggregate
population of the United States.-
Their election of him is the explicit
and solemn act of the sole sovereign
authority of the Union.
1t is impossible to misapprehand
the great principles, which, by their
recent political action, the people of
the United States have sanctioned
and announced.
They have asserted the conssitu-
tional equality Of each and all Of the
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-07-28
1885 lf1e rass
1855

1905
GU LAR keokuk aud 81. Louis Packets. This
= old and popular line Of Steamers will run two
daily iincs of steamers heween Keokuk aud ST. Lou.
- daring tbs present season. The lines are com p0s
ed VI the following staunah aud speedy boats:
WesterneT, Johnson Master.
keokuk, Mstson. Master.
Quincy. tnew boAt
One of which will leave keokuk daily, at q
O'Clock, y, Quincy at 4 H. and arrive 1t st. Losis
ne II morning, at ) 0 clock.
Express Mail Line--The Sam Ga,y, Hesirht
Master, will leave keckuk daily, At m tdsnncs
on board and connect At Quincy st ~, with the
81 Louis Packets
Jeannie Dcans, Burke Master,
Die Vernon, Ford, Master,
and arrive at 81. Louis next morning al 5 o'clock
These lines arr composed Of boats whoss names
alone are sucieni guarantee of their speed and 10
c6mmodation. feb2sdtf
Sn- Passengers for the east can take the Quincy
bnat ~ ?. r.. and connect ai Quincy with cvnncct
ing train on N. q. Railroad for Chicago and thu
east, OF can take the Burlington boat ~ Aontrose
2r. n, and connect at Burlington with the evening
tarin on the Chicago and Darlington Railroad fo
Chica4o and the east
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-07-28

XXYHOLESALE Dealers in Boots and Shoes, No.
w lis, Main Street, keokuk, Iowa.
Having located In this city We would respectfully
inform the merchants Of the interior that We have
engaged In the abovc business having al the fAcl
tiles for purchasing stock directly of the
fscturers II the lowest figures II il ect and
determination to build up large and permanent
trade by keeping on hand large and we'll assorted
stock making pricesso low that none be less
and tsrins and discounts ~ liberal - any other
house.
Please call and examine our stock. scplsd
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y. ~. JOmNSTON,
r UNDERWATER. Corner VI J0hnson and1
~ Third streets. n
Carries on the business of Undestakin4 10 81 its
branches. lie has rcenily made extensive a31it1cra
his stock and perfected his arrangements In every
Department.
PATENT METALLIC BURIAL CASES,
impcrvous to air and indestruetiblc, highly ornse
meuted and Invaluable for the preservation of ~
desd ~ we'll ~ cofAns Of every style and finish fr.
nishsd Ia order.
Hsarxss and carriages furnished. ard the esti,s
sunx-meuts VI the funeral att,nd " when reQuired
keokuk, April ~, 1855. dy
WA0ONss WAGONR wA0ONSlll
| DLOw AND wA0oN FACTORY, corner 18th
/ and Man Streets, keokuk, Iowa. Having
purchased the before named establishment ana
Ms4lA larEs additions to IL, we ayo new nianufac-
turing If tho bst oHIo rixsEa intending the stsam
fsiioe, tho other timber for wheels being used
{ in this es,abiishncnt.) W WAG0Ss OF ESEKf VA
! RIErY, HACKS, PEDDLiSG WAG0N,, CARTS,
wIEEL-BAKROWS, CUiTINAToKS.
pLows, in style and work mans hip equal ~ Any In
the Western states. As We use meme hnt the hest
material and employ noac bns the bsss mechanics,
W feel eonaiqnt II being able 10 obviate the ne
I cessity. to those who will give us call Of send
ing either to Chicago Cincinnati for any sstics
. in line.
hI NB-A good stock Of Piows and Wagons con-
stantiy hand 10 supply purchasers nt the short
4 ast notics. Those wishing to purchase can save
Z time and oney by calling ~ the corner oi l1tn
and Main streets. FREEMAN KNOW LEn.
| a
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PENNs x3.vANlA RAIa.ROAD.
q - a

THRkE daily TksoaEk TrsIns, ssswacn Philadei-
i phia and Pitsbarg. g.--Tns Aossisc MAIL TsA,s
leaves Philadelphia for Pittsburg ai " A. NJ, and
Httsburg fer PAiIsaslphis u IA. NJ. TEE Pas,
Lane leaves PhiladelpSs for Pttsburg at p. NJ
TnE Night Exrsgss TRAM leaves Philadelphia for
Pittsburr IT II P. n, aad Pttsbuss Tor Phiiadel.
phia ~ 10 =. N.
The above lines connect at Pittsbnrg with Rail.
roads to ssd from ST. Louis, No.; Alton, Galens
and Chicago, H.. Frankford. Lexington anu Lou
isvilie, ky.; Terre Haute, Madison Lafayette and
sIolis Ind; Cincinnati, Dayton. Springfield
Beiefon, sine, Ssndusky, Toledo, Cleveland, Colsm
bus. Zancsvile, Ma.sil,on and Wooster, Ohio also
with the Steam Packet Boats from and to New Or
leans, 81. Louis, Louisville, and Cincinnati.
Through Tickc,s can b he'd to OF from either o.
the above places.
For further particulars, see Hand hills At the diff
ferent starting points. Passengers from the wes
will End this the shortest and most expeditions
route to Philadelphia. baltimore, New York or Bos
ton. TIl0S. MOORE,
Aassr, Passenger Lines, Philsdelphis.
j. MEhkIMEN,
Agent, Passenger Lines, Pit,sburg.
Feb. ], 1885 .-ly