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LITERARY ISILLL!aI,S'i..

The Recolections q Life Tine, by :. o. Good
rich drscr:b.9- ,hc authentic history Of tn workable
P"t-r Farley 3 sIuo5ncei for speedy publication ~
N ler, orion Y MuiiZal- The work conpr5e- me
personal renniscence- Of me author for ap~eld u
hsf ceatuzy together with an accom-, Of NUMEROUS
pnbc events Sb"h have happened during is lifetime
snd Of which H. ha- been witn-as participated
NJ. Goodrich hss had d rem.rksbl. ana interesting
career. A. ~ author and cito-, he hes pah-'hof
no es- han one hundred ar seventy To.rnes, ne
-al's OF which AAioun. - tho cncrnoI' number %
.cYrn Tllhon- OF ccpies. h ~. pdye,e -o!de' u
II. war 0: 1872 WITH England. H Wa c.o-e o.
OF the proe ding. II tho Hartford CouTen.'h'
aai vs- pr ouILy acquante! with most o. - metz
b.. II hAs crossed the Atlsntic sixteen times anu
W .,uess Of .ht Freach Revolution OF 1913 AID o;
Il c,.p Eta, u Loui' Napoleon. VIII tne Ysfi'ty
O.. ta,'jo,e incident and description nt.ocrced ~ LIS
vp'k, BY ,uca master Of pessai narrative s':., $"
Pe.t- Psr.ey, a.. 70 prcsrn great ar s'''
u,.-s tom,
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HOOKS KT, PiSED.

Tia p,-tl.a vo-s Of Thomas Hood VS. .- laro.
Little S~DfSn Co ...
To- 1eo-ge N.sh-,-t Irsls. a. s'sn t-'s'r'
y. J. Prtri,i 4 Co.
.,-v 4 Sr.re Socc,e- o. .ho R'rIblcsn PA, IN
Ersnrs four % 1913 Traas.isc I'm he F'en-h %.
1l-i~l De L tod. By Il An"',',n 20. p' ~.
J. q. L.pDt1-'t' X G.
TIE Cl-ss Eiaei BJ Il.-.s, HAnlire Bs'.o~ ihuo Pr
81. Mc7tw RI Go.
III Banishsa Son. BY M, ain L." Heas- l2so. ~.
The IL ana T.rzea If Ulrc ZT.as. Iarss,"3 fon The
Germ. Of J. ). Hora4e-. b Ia E'y PIo'. Z. T..
P3rt-- LIMO. % ~. H..rsb.ra: Tho. r s'here''
S.a.a Ca.; o. =. Srb. before Chstn,s Il no, PIP =
Ns;gh-ss C,,JArh. %, r =,
l-o1. - NJ ~. So Crosby N;hcS 60 a..
Tie Eivni,1.. Of Puutls:io1 Fi',a Edi'or bs JONI
-. ,.Eo. Pr l5l The sane. 9, -. -,
J..a., in he Bye Way; Tsle Of liz BY p ''N'-H
Adams l. mo, p. E3. L.T1inor Rutt-
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FIRES.


flEI IN CANAL STREET.
About O'Clock yesterday morning tire broke out
n the brick b.,l.ns No ~ Caua'.- irst floor occu-
p.-d BY Thomas Acs,tot ~ furnishing store second
story b. G. Hcrrick a bows clothing establishment.
Tho irc originated in the SECOND story but how or IN
what manner +. unknown. The stock Of Mr.. Herrck
vas rea,ly destroyed By fire and water. His loss IL
between = O00 and 5000.
II. stock Of Mr. Acastor >u<sned considerable
damage n water. Insured FOR a 900 in the Peoples
in'uranrc Company.
The third story We. occupied by families, whose
fiipiture wa badly damaged by water. Loss between
s0o and <iU.
THE IIRE ~ COrRILASDr STREET.
The fire in the building No. ~ Couulandt street on
Jhursday evening, reported in Yesterday TRiBcNf,
=. supposed to have originated from the due. The
los Of Richards Whiting results entircyifom water,
and vii not probably exceed $1,000. They are fully
covered by insurance IN various city and country
office. Lose 81 " i. Warrimer, 500; fully ia
surei in Fa,torn comDauie-. lcss Of VIM. liamm1l,
5000; insured for $1,000 in the Home Insurance
Company. Mr. saoiss los is not over slUO; insured
for $500 III the lrsny Insurance C"mpany Mr.. Bow
lens loss is slight. The building Is owned by Philip
Hone Il u not da1naged over 81 COO; Insured.
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STATES FOR NICARAGtA.'
TO Il. 5.i,s., II =. y. J. T,,5,.e>

TO u. f-,s., II T. ). }. T,s54s>
SIE Nj n:,cnior hs- just been can,d to . coa-'H'
I. e..on 4 YOU. paper OF yesterday. rnce' ih' -"
cation, syu-i arsI-," in which the "-.te' say
II esrr tic. tie revenue cutter C. tn po.I "a,
within & few days, roceved direct order iIoI ~
Gcge-DLent s. asbns,on, 20 Hpcnd IL deii ~ - -
s-est o. slaves or yssc.a suspected 70 90 50 ,b
ctsse collecting OF iuposaS lDc for Il ircGl ~ Nc
lav ccncc.pins The S.sye trade, Until a4Ier tie
Geri!G- election" r.. .u.-
IS aln the ccu,nsaler Of the cniy cutter IL 'i-'
d-trct, osgk 70 ino~ whss "ortcrs have Dee' SIN
" 10 The revenue cutter ct tbs Po'-, dir'e' ioii Wv
" G,ssrnasut E. Washington" and ! say "'pu'
hesitation reservation the statement" ID
tho communication Of Argus are a''TTs ~ ''e'y
particular. fu,tAer say thai, 50 fer iron h"''os
received osyiscs 70 "suspeod 81 deteuton n s1es'
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g .svers. Or vessels suspected 10 be such, have
-,sd sr.c,I ipetruotons from The SECRETARY Of the
Treasury ,hrocgh the Collector Of this port TO use sa
tho means IN my power to prevent the Hff'rs cut and
s,,,,-, n III ,,s-els intended fur the slave trade.
Pr,eunling you VII sgree ~th me that justice de-
msnd. that my denial Of sregei facts reneotns 7e-
ytrcly bosN 20 The Government and myself, should re-
ceiye As extended circulation ss the false Statements
cf Ar-us." have to request that YOU pubn'h 'nN
note IN vouT journal Of tomorrow.
- 81 wy rep ify. youE Oh. sen; SS,.sn,
C.-,r,,r linz = : RAveuue Cutter WsshinEi,s
Z. 5. H~r-- - Gutter l4.sir ya-, ori "a. 100.
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Nrw-Yoax Hosrr,L.-weckly Report to Dot. "a.
rhrenal.gr ,eaches pareuts lor what occupstioee

N .h.i ciidea best Saap,. md in which tbeJ can h
sc.e>siu happy, How many ias out disappointed
~ th tnowleJye! The Hon T. Rusk observes;
" "a yroperl, understand himself uicntsly and
Dh .rs, hs 10: happiness smooth aud society has
sroug frarsnN 10 hi, soOd cond act md usc'Hns fh,
mol, t,aches parents me chAscieics OF children SOD
them property Whs, faculties 10 appeal whsi
desrs aut hat t. cal Into s>tlon. ENSusaea~.
w d. pi1gs Of ea-scte ssd siNcN uNy, b. MI
r0Wt ~. - No. DS BTosiwsy.
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BiPlI,l PAo.cRIrrIoy Wake Forest College, 4
southern Baptist institution, has discontinued the use
Of the Rev Dr.. Waylanis Elements OF Moral Science.
"hecause /, contains sentiments unsound, and at war
with tbo domestic in titut;ons of the South The
~. Testament vii be prescribed next.
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IAiY.xtiseinenti

Morn, & 10 THOSE ROCgIED WITH HSM06A-
ma great demand for OIsrnssr IN Now iosH
Civ la D. ~ 'he New Haven House. corner OF Broadwl
and Cana IT, rom 2st tho 18th inst. from pa n. V
T.
Sst Rhenu snd Frgpc,s snd every humor u hot nAHs
ami 1--WE. yOu . comfortable nights re-t.
hcsSKD4's -CTTtRXG ONIsAhr viii scatter Sesofsh
Swrl'ings Oh me neck. -
kESNgDYs HEALING OINTMENT VIII heal ocfoiuiA ooefsS
Fever sores and OaHuens Sores. dc.
eraed sore Legs pcrmA ony ourDd Ia lew wrse~s
o. II most a few months.
Ny Ou.tn. colno within tao reach Of oil ois.ss tho Sst
rxpsasge made cost bat sixteen DOLLARS gun
cra ,hinu 4 euro does not cost half Of that
Al slst.S with Hauiors Sores respectfully invited 70
cal. A1.ice IN IL cAse. srsis
DoSALo kTsSEDY,
Bsopd~tNr ci ksnnodJ's Motics Dsoo.sy.
HOKbufJ, MsssL
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Adv ftisement.I
Az AI-BfS Gas Works General

TIE AIBiS Gas Works - Generating Gss
from roa ,ud sawlus ro OIL cotton seed castor ens.%
&c
Gen D. son n operation In the
IRYsTAi PALACE,
Where the -r.ppiy one hundred burns,.
Olhcr- % ihe Company with 49,
Ass.,- ~. q HAwLsY Co, AlksSy.
No &s BrOsd~sy. N.Y.
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io-. was sound yesterday morning in buidng 10 do
S,,e- ID W,-i with cord tied tightly about Its neck wftA
who's a 3. n st.nS c death The edy tskes -
tb station iIou- hero inquest d. e ho.d upoa IL
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AUTHORS AND PHRENOLcGX.--rhs successful
aAthor and Describes harmony With bsmsn
Emotion and human PHgeNoLosV the bo.rd~
reach al the strings of the human son fx sntns
tor. with and written desc dPsus svea My b Mr.
FOsLIR. No. H8 Broadway.
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EDITORS above all should understand PukR-

,a oy fr ,hey write for everybody and should unaets.A
eve, lcu!Y Of the mind in al its conditions and rclst,cs.
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BROOKZYN ITEMS.

Tbs HOs. Henry Wilson. the Hon TissA II. f~A
and ChsrDccy shsfer, ESQ. vn speak u the OdssA
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Ito Rocky Mountain Fremont Cab u KsQ
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TE,s.-THT CiNTOS TIA COMPANY have o

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CtprrRE 0F \ FUGtrIvE.-rbilp Hicks, cocre6,
- s..,i ,-s,.lay IN Churrh by officer Psi., Of Ire
C,i,. Oacr Fugitive from Buffalo n \, where 4
cs i. stole 20 fuu Eiyssrl OHsN barber u .hs, sy.
II! s.i un preparatory ocps sent hsck 10 Baass
A. ~ III Of Police Of that c,y, sho Is here.
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A MEMORIAL VOLUME. Tusrr-FoCp sEsSoNs 81 ~
r. Rey. JosArt,x n. WAiS WRIGHT, D. D. Ee''c y
ri, Wr.'t. srr pp 81. d. Appleton c.


ri, Hr.o. sro %. ~ u. APp'Iou 4 c..
The design of this volume : to furnish The Largo cir
cle OF Yeaoers, whom the death OF the late Bishop
Wainwriyht bercaved Of pastor AMI friend, With
an supro,riet. meror.s Of his eminent private VIZ
tues and OF hi profcseionel eyotedness and hdesty.
Its contents comprise the siir,ss at his funeral by
D.. H.sby a Biographical memoir b. Bishop poanc,
md selection from his manuscript dscourses. The
per.onal qualities Of the departed Bhop are ieengy
PORTRAYED in the notices BY his clerical brethren waore
.ulo2iurrs on his charecte, vii be sustained by the
sympathy of al who enjoyed the pryi. q " bis a.
scq.srnance. Bishop VAIN fright was a man Of va
red and oicssh. cultivation Of excellent practical
sense 81 zen al social ta.tc, and of cheerful and
active temperament. His predominant trait, however
wa devotion 10 the interests II the Church, IN Which
he occupied high position. Tho dircourses in this
volume are markri by tho prevailing characteristics
Of his mind. They meyer attempt the d-er-s'on 81
proi,und or difficult 4uhjectr-they show 10 love 0;
specuIetivc bs.lac;olthey DO not aim O., orsinals
Of eithe- thought or eKpreSsonand, without ascend
Ing INTO the loiicr regions Of elpuonce are uniformly
suac and lucid in dcctrine chare in dicon, and ear
nest .ai affect.ona.c N tone. With pretensors &
nn:yers interest The volume admirably in.iils the
purpo.e o. IT, pubication-tc p'esent fsthu Vi tran
,pt Of the virtues OF Bishop Weinwr "a! OK tho -
ncnh.anc, u his friends
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fAdVrrtisenIentI
C,s FOK TIE COrNTRY Gas APPARATUS.

.Asr the Patent II tiIs Marvisnd Portable Gss Company
C. 4 WoODwog Co Offering for sale most con-
pe. cheap simple AMI efficient Gas MACHINE adapted "a al
.essct, u h- ,ns private dW cngs, public ana pvs,
schos chuTchcs coess soto's oanded-s, hotels ws'ss
Dlsces Re snd villages. Details ~
u,.et by app uR person by letter :" the Office 81
h Co,lpans ~hers Msrinc be- IN opestios. saa
ac.cnpiy, pamphlet, Ob'sied
L. X WooDwoxIa6 Co..
No. n Waist ke~.ISt.
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FouSD DIowSsD.-The body OF q young nsa
whose uau from iet,e uni IN M pckos !. suppa-si
have besn JONI NoEn fuud Fddsy raorans 70
Dok 81 Pier No y A insue.t h,l4 upon the ssdy
All yecict % supposed droS rrg" rendered One Of -
rifsrs fuurd jaed Ort =. ID Addressed 10 Mr. Jss~a
p? MrnTs .t7'et ard ano,beT .ou lis e in Lner'ok
~, r.-ri, cl.i kSi beea to- city i,i, sh,-t tus
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,r,asy No rr,,ccsos 10 hsvr sesn gves 10 ~srssA
the ass.At The sceu~d taken eSofe 's@ece ossSs
50 8 oonslttsd 20 p-isoo tcf TRIAL
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TIC A,roR il esstul In proportion

hold, mir-orup N,rvsE" which nature PHstsoLoas
enables him comprehend Tend portrsyt Hssni"a'ns ony
p, Mr.. FowIFs, Al No. ss Broadway
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f.- sn Friday tn hous. Of Mn NAY o. Pas No GO
tiudou s7v.,. hcprs himself 70 silver spoons rnsS
Sr Re cscspei ne The street b1' pC,ged asd c.plse[
Ir.tsc FI1aG@su .ocaed hi-r ~ ior triN.
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tA4 eats I.rEt.i
p,y,.pnx PAN UF,ptpsiA-Ibe ONygenatnd


,s ha.. len e.. b. -ci1thc noh 90 Pyt,s 20 oss
b,. IN 80. ga,1.b'o ol prop - nHo t'' foT -"
- - 90. a = -ro.i By The Do-' 9e''ess" oa'At''@sH
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fhdysrtl-euentl -
FAIkRAN tYLTYRi rID PIAJfOhb hSD

4. uyTry Gc,ltsNo:i hsl he d'tf hi''n ~ s'"r.
'1, .1aot.I ., -, ~ rql-rd o on q vse,sni ~ r 20"
49, - T,igs,SssG Co. No i3s Broad'-r
NJ. A. .,. .o Nj. - H"--.
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. CHAn0g oy UI0awAr ROBsyRY.-Chss. DeGou, .
essgs ssed y-.s,dsy ehsrra with h.,as on lse
Soucay uisht snokec down and robd JAMS Boyd ~issS
a No ~ y shiugoa Of gold s>oA sDd s5s s sssx
thls TIE ssssj. Committed Wet, near Hsnssee
fTr AID tier beng pelceran IA b. found. Dcms<f co
csIst NJ ~sn hsweyeF yc-tensy sserp % o.rrcso
for eKam.r.tl.r
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JAlvr,iseDent.l
pI,So,-Ny,, ScALI--rh. greatest mu sicsl i'm

provement Of the age unequsle for payer snd richness
the public will pesss os <na
cssm,ns a. boahcg WALTERS. va. J3 Broadway.
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TAdyrYtsementl
Druggist. Visiting this city should examine 10

stz kAScY GooDs cor1pins every article ekoept dsA
t1p. sfcd ercniv.sy tDr their ssles bJ 49,,
RUFUS X hcIiAEG 1 Co.. M. - AHs'aasi'' ~ L
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FxgzI,, t. SlcARAGuk AVo CALHoRSIA-rhe
pac.ic E.uress Company NJ. l2i Broadway, Wi
forward leters aud mall parcels rs above per steamer
Terss. this day. Mail bag closo 81 o'clock.
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IVY I'VI1-1II'T =, - :. ~
TN DUS-HInORF GAIIFRy-NOw open at No.

43 Broalwsy should be visited b. ove strange in The e
Il &. the os and beautiful collection Z" PisThos IN ms
county ~ sE'ss-e Il by al Deans
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Ass,c,, ,.,. ps1,os KKLpsR--Owen Bcen
- 1.,d,y cb.rs-d VIII tcle sieas Is.aalt upns
tn u>rsos a. M Abr Ciesrus oas o. re dspa{ ttS
- = o.. ps. Tfa us..-t 49, conoset StiA kDlie,
-, a. : uhn. tt.s OBres vss pftsonsr. lie
o..r s ~ h,As OF kss ilo tas $40 o. M C@esrnas.
- sjc.1t W. ID volan ossseSs s> " 80 1~ sAN' IL
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N,REow E.cAez.--A few days $50 3 child three
yrsrs Old. son Of Robert CrCno u No. iJ9 Monroe
g.. fell f:on the .hii-.ory window of sad house upon
TIE stone stepe o; the front stop, eecspng with but
.zhi iniury The dstancc vas over twenty five feet
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Is2uEsT rPoS TN BODY ~ Ms Coksfi - AZ
i1ga-s. "a. A-1 7e...-sy No. y Wet Thi-l h1
upJ- - b.i5 u Mas .ivret CorES- tae l.a-5 b. -
AL .-s.Al..y -. 4 ~ lh-f-iSy -
'~Ss4,-. t. occ.rreeoc ~ ,to1 . - -, M, =, ~
,-rts, s-d -a ~ r..r Il reckless-e-s oI - pa - 80
I,e- ~ ic RS tis,ha-zsa er'dy D''eSs" 49,
gs;ise Of It's -;iy. sixteen yeAFs II Az
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lAdyerti.s nent.
DRpD" THIS AFTERNOON AND Et EN1NtA--

Ts ArryR~ooS a. o'clock land usus) tho fspness
Noro DRAINS # DRru" will be performed ~ BAssvns He
Sr,W heside Ts EvrNisG O'Clock This vii shesd
crl chance or many no anxious to see Tom Thumb
the chsrsrtaT Tom tit and dislike tho seisou@ csss O.
But = Az. ~ 80 kOuse !. quickly filled
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SOM ACCOUNT oF IIIE LIFE 81 sPENChR no 'i-
TON COSF. l-ro.. n. tst Liv.rnrorr &c
TIE late d. Cone wss @ strongly marked anu u'
cije6ly original chs9sster. No on-- co-id pass nm =
tue e.se,l "a without being struok With the
arlx and kecnness, the eucgy OF purpose ana oe'e,
oletce Of dsrOs ios, which wvrc dep'dod On AIS e.-
pos,ye fcatsres. HIS c0yoer ooe o. feaAa'A''''e
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A PHI .DrLpHIAg RoBBED.--Jarnes Rsak, a nem-
- Ery-.on" Club Pilsae ?las. roobed on
Thl-.j,y VA" - -espa sg Z. 25s OF %"
yssls Caerry stree. .he Ia, Ryor. He nal ''ye
srss.y a. rue3 ~ iyy uJ-o1 the sep wh@ COR
ygag scamp, s.o- m hsr co-s ad gold sca Two ine,
H. Roy ODD AZ Patrck Nelly, we're HIes'on
rssG-i AEL just. BreuHa neil hen for eA@l '''
T. vateh hSs bel. covered al rsstged 20 10 '"i%'
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asthor develop. and Describes in harmony
b1 Which 70 reach Al me strings Of the haoaa soul " ssss
tor, wiz. ,bars snd written dc'cdPsu.' s'eo a.i, b. Mr.
FosLIR, No. p8 Broadway,
lAdyeItsementl
EDITORS, shove all, should understand l'nKH-
,aI oy or ,hey write BODY and should unsers.A
cvcs Gcuy Of the mind in al is conditions and rclsi,cs.
EKaninaiiols viii written descrPuons dsa}' q NO. ~
BIosdwsy.
IAivortisement
ssPURE RELIGION AND UNDErn.D" hsrmo-
os With Psrvo ocY hence the Clergyman who undcsstasds
tn, chronological pecres Of his people can sdsp bis ts.eh
BY Mr. EoWLrs. No. SOS Broadway
ladycrtisemeutl
TIE AcroR is successful in proportion AZ ne
holds the mir-orup 20 N,rs which nature pns tsotos,
en,bs. him comprehend Tend portrsy Examinations ds
by Nj FowLEs, At No ss Broadway
TAdyertise uentl
DRED.n THIS AFTERNOON AND EtENfNU.--
Trs ArrFaSoos O'Clock land no, usos) tho s.s~s
Moral Drams 4 Dslb" will be performed 1880
c.r chance Tor Usny no anxious to see Tom Thumb
ha chsrsctsr Of Tom Tit and dsike tho secoo,i crowd
But - 'ar.y ~ gu, houso - quickly hled
lAdyediseaentI
FALL CLOTUNL.
r E,.%
Clothing
so, % md 80
Fulton u. -
F,ns BAck BOva .ad Buo srock Cssis ....''''''''es
r..srt u a, pes4 Goats
tiescei B.ck C.oh
Hsloslc Beaver Over Coat' 10y
Sc. a., Sc,
E,,s.',
FNtei.s,ys
Clothing
ws,e et.sSs.
s..uc,n God aod eis-,-,
newborn.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-07-23

The POLITICAL MARKET.-The Cincins
natl Enquirer, the leading Buchanier organ
in that city, having intimated that members
Of its own party were being bought up by
"the Appletons of Massachusetts," "Grin-
nell, Law, Vanderbilt" etc., the Gazette
happily retorts upon it a. follows
"As the purchase must chiefly be made
from your own ranks, what, pray tell US, in
your calm opinion, what are the probable
chances of success! About how much, in
your estimation, are the people, wortha
What are your latest quotations? In igno-
rance Of your own recent advices, we sup
pose the current rates will run somewhat
| about as follows: Benton Traitors firm at
former ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS cheap,
and rapidly changing hands at low figures
'Douglasites,' nearly all disposed of at de-
clining prices-'Miami Tribes slightly ad-
~vanced, as the stock is running low-'Hard
Shells in good demand, but prices some
what advanced-'Softs, offer q fair business
at steady prices--'K. Ms, mixed lots diff
cult of sale, fair samples have an upward
tendency-Ohio Renegades,' actively in.
CURED for, but dealers somewhat backward
-'Rhinelanders,' dull at improving prices,
and transactions limited-'Disappointed
Ofice-seekers,' sales to arrive, deliverable
in November, at fair rates, mostly on private
terms-'Doughfaces' continue dull; large
parcels are offered, but buyers decline at
ruling prices. If the Enquirer will lend us
its next price current, we will correct our
report to correspond with the latest trans
actions"
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-07-23

The report started BY the pro-siaeery OF
eans that Thomas Ewing, Of o hio, intends
voting fps Buchanan is entirely incorrect.
Mr.. Ewing has authorized the Cincinnati
Gasstts to state that under no circumstances
will ke vote for Buchanan. II would be cu-
rioos If he could 20 vote. In times past
Thomas Ewing was more abused and VIII
fed by the Ohio Locofocos Than any man
in the State, and even If he could forgive
and forge, that abuse and silifcation. no
man Who spoke as Mr.. Ewing did in the
canvass Of ls44. against the annexation OF
Texas, could now support the nominee OF
the C.acinnsti Convention, unless be total
ly threw aside ali eonsiderations Of consls-
ieney and adj regard for any thing like Po-
iitical honesty
The -asnexation of Texas wa the qaes-
ton on which the main efforts OF the slave
nv p-ropagsadists hinged, and II was admit
ted % al hands that the speeches OF Mr..
Ewing against that baneful measure, were
unsurpassed for ability by any made
during he campaign. Corsin spoke with
more FIRE md brilliancy. but Ewing excel
led IN he logical solidity with which he DEM
~ousua,ed the bad consequences that
wsuid result from that Ubiquitous scheme.
II he had possessed the gift of prophecy be
could not have more clearly delinested that
succession of events which have since JUS
tiled and fulfilled all his warnings and all
his statements. But if Mr.. Ewing SO ably
and earnestly opposed the project Of the Oh
igarchists when they were in the bud, no"
could be possibly support for the Presidency
a man Who giories in the champion of those
projects when they have attained their pres
emit gigantic proportions, Well may he
authorize the Cincinnati Gassse TO state
thai, under no circumstances can he vote for
Buchanan.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-07-23

ARREST FoR MuRpER.--The Burlington
HsUkeye states that Victor Metz, who was
hurt in a fight with q man named Decker in
the early part Of last May, died on the even.
ing OF the l4th inst. A ~coroner's inquest
decided thar the deceased came to his death
on account OF the injuries received at that
time, and Decker was arrested. We learn,
however, from the Burlington Gazette that
Decker was honorably acquitted BY the ex-
aiming court.