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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-07-25


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N Mrs. fLECRY. from Paris whose relaen prophe-ied
Napoleon l.. gives Information all vents OF life.
Questions about business love, marriage, answered
by magnetism, Al ~ Broome street.
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~ New York, the most celebrated medica,nd business
caryoyant Ia America Every persons dsse correctly
told, and what Will them, ~ curableG ae fate
Whereabouts Of absent friends made known unng advice
respecting persons business, &C fadesno charge
remember, unless satisfied special department ladies'
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~ street. few doors west OF iroAiway, us
medical and business eArvuya IN America d~eAsaa
and cured N curale the fate and whe,abouts q
friends made known, unsrr'nx advice buha~ a.
and no charge unless satisfied
MADAME MEYER HAS REMOVED 70 1871 aEENTH
WI avenue, bciw weniy third and Twenty our -txeea
she continues " le past present and future
marriages journeys swsuts business prospects, sknesa
absent friends property lost stolen Madame Nsv
kngsh. French and German and gives gsSAotes
for her
MADAME MORROW CLAIMS TO BE THE MOST
wi wonderful asirologst in the world that has heen
Known AZ am the seventh daughter Of the sush.
ter ebo was also great astrologst have naiural 10
tell present aud fure OF life have
thousands during travels Ia Europe will tel whittier
you married single and how many ysu areo be
married and bow VIII show yo the likeness oour
future husband and VIII cause you 70 be speedily maed
AID WI enjoy The greatest happiness ~ t.
ans good luck through your whole life VIII also show he
hkelcss az absent friends and relations aud will 40 rue
All he concerns OF lie that cannot help being soad
chants 0eutleneu arc no, admitted Is Broome street .s
tween Cannon ana Columbia
NADINE MAR, THE PHREYoLoGrsT IL ALSO a
you vllmsrry reads vsters correctly ~
astonishe all who consult her once l07 West HroAtwAy
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North river at clsek r. ~ Bills Of adng signed ON board
For freight or passage apply 70 L. MTrHILl Is Broad
say. Though tickets from New York 70 jacksonville, SS
Pistks SIS for Florida connect ~ Savannah
wih the from New yort Tuesdays and saur
lays
rroR NoRroiK AM RTCHwOND-THF UNITED
u states mail steamship JAMESTOWN, Capt Parrish, Y
I above places Saturday July D. Al o'cigck
NJ from pier Ia North river She will arrive NJ Norfolk
r sunday ahernool. and a. Richmond On Monday morning.
nssenQes for the south win proceed without fay by the
NATL line 10 Charleston, Augusta savannah &C. IRA
Hers win find this TIE cheapest peasantes and most expe
ous route aud fare including staeroom 10 Nor
aK 81 Petersburg and Richmond $40 sieerage hall price,
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ii
IL New Germantown, Hunterdon county, New Jersey The
scrber physician oilers for sale his house and lot stu
Ated the place The buildings including dwelling
house barn and wagon house, in good repair aud conye
nient Being about leave the place II will be good
ph who wishes establish himself IN good
about twenty i've hundred For fur
ther pa culas inquire OF Dr. g. I. BLAKE, New German
Town iunlerdon county, New Jersey
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SPECIAL NlYrqCEs.


AT A MEETING OF THE PASSENGERS ON BOARD
n the steamboat Eagle July % 1856 excursion TO and
from the Fishing Bar the following committee were ap
pointed George w. Marsh Lemuel Pitiman, Jr Joseph
Davis Thomas Mitchell and SMITH tender their thanks,
and good wishes Captain Augustus H. Tyler officers and
their kind and gentemany conduct the above
occasion They recommend their friends and the public 70
ronise the above boat for safety and pleasure.
GEORGE W. MARSH, Chairman.
LESuEL PTTMAS, Jr., Secretary
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NToTICE.-sHIPPERs, PER STEAMSHIP CRESCENT
IN City, hence New Orleans In December last,
Quested their invoices the undersigned and
where and for what insured This vesse
having the Bahamas they required 10 identity
the merchandise saved and make division OF the proceeds
The already been kept open long, and ship
pers persist neglecng this notice they will lose their share
OF savings. JOHNSON Il HltGlNS, W wall street.
"a.
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HOTELS.

A NGLo-AMERICAN HOTEL HAMILTON, CANADA
IA Westrhk and elegant ho,elshe largest w Canads
AT the head Of Lake Ontario and forty three miles from
Niagara Fsus the Western Rsiro.d open for tbs
reception q travellers wboee patronage the proprietor
specially socts Splendid steamers leave daily through the
entire lake 70 Montreal CHAS. s. COLEMAN
nEGRo0rs MANSION HOUSE, KEYP0RT, N. j., II
~ for the reception OF aud
boarders For particulars apply Capt Arrowsmith ON
board Of steamer keypor Leaves foot OF Murray
80 EDMUND DEGRooT, Propriet,-
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E,E:NAN.Vhs s1ECC3lsTEkx.

A NEAT THREE STORY HOUSE TO LET-WITH GAS.
N Croton water, and the St. Nicholas Hotel, the
lease and furniture will be sold reasonable Ad
dress A. NJ, Broadway Post office.
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SUMMER RESORTS.

DErLEvpE GARDENS, EIGHTiETH STREET EAs'
ID river. on sunday, 9TH July The steamboat Ajax wi
Returning iO Ia 50 and O'Clock and calling At Broom
and Tenth streets a. WARD, Proprietor.
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OATH HOTEr.-A DELIGHTFUL SUMNER RESIDENCE
ID the shore, Long Island This splendid estao.
shment having enlarged and much improved Is
open the reception Of transient and permanent boarders
H. RATHBUN.
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nYrIcE RxoEIyER or rAxEs. nc. 81 CHAMpERa

OFFICE RECEIVER OF TAXES, NO. 81 CHAMBERS
~ street (new Court House) New York, June y, io56.
Public noiceTo AVOID the rsss hat must inevitably occur
nom the crowd ~ho put the latest day the
have deteruued 10 adopt the follow
Ing rule which win be rgdy adhered 70 during term OF
ofce-I shall receive after O'Clock r. NJ Every
his Department strictly prohibited from receiving
envelopes containing money checks for the OF
taxes. BY order, HENRY H. HOWARD Receiver.
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4 FURNISHED FIRST CLASS ENGLISH BASEMENT
"a brown stone house, TO let suitable for genteel family
in West Twenty second street convenient to the sixth
Yearly rent 81 900. Apply b. W. RICHARDS, 3o
Broadway.
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BAKERY AND PROVISION STORE TO LELAND
ID good wll fixtures and stock for sale doing large and
hourshing business in thriving village in Westchester
iy, miles from New York Inquire of BU Err HOUSE,
attorneys at law, No 8 Beekman street.
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A BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY RESIDENCE FOR SALH OR
IA exchange Island opposite Woodbridge
landing, mile from Rossvile Landings ne grove aoln
beach, bathing, fish and oysters abundance fine
leading from main road TO the beach, house 32xo6
containing rooms barn 3x40 out houses in
portion kinds Of fruit together with eight OF land
In picket fencing springs OF water also pump covered
wash house. For terms call at No. st. Peters
place, between Barclay and Vesey streets. up stairs
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EDWARD K. COLLINS, No b6 Wan street. n. \.
BROWN, SHIPIEY CO., Liverpool.
BTEPHEN KENNARD Co, ri Austin Friars, LONDON.
b. G. WAINWRIGHT Il Co. Paris.
The d these ships win not be accountable for gold
oliver bullion specie ewery precious stones metals
less bills of adng gned therefor and he value hereof
expressed therein.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-02-13
LOCAL MATTERS.

aDua Two Cries ."-The Rock IsIander
i, published report OF trial that recently
occurred in that city says, that "the magis-
,rs,e also severely eensured that numerous
.ss of persons who swarm our iio0 etttes,
50, the licentious and abandoned lives
,bsy are leading" Our neighbor may speak
10, his own town, end no doubt does 50 just
" but we beg OF him not 10 include DaVen-
oort in the same category. II is fact, &C.
kns " lodged by every one conver'ant with
.our two cities" that no two towns OF the
same population, no matter in what portion
Of the Union they may be located, differ
more widely in respect TO morality than
davenport and Rock Island. While Day-
supor, from its earlies, stage has been mark
Cd for the morality and temperance of Its
inhabitants, Rock leland has sustained d
character quite the reverse, and since strin-
osnt measures have been used by the au.
thorities OF Davenport to suppress licen-
t,ousness and to enforce the liquor law, our
town has possessed a quiet and morality stIl1
more in contrast with that OF Rock Island
where liquor shops and their attendant
crimes are SO common.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-02-13

ALMOST FiaE.-A little after eight O.
clock yesterday morning smoke was dlscov-
cred coming out of the roof about the CEN
ire of the lie Claire Block and when an en-
trance was effected betwe ell the roof and
The ceiling ofthe upper story, it was sseer-
tanned that the wood work near one Of the
aues was on fire, and in fact the flames had
commenced blazing up quite briskly. They
we're easily extinguished, but this is anoth-
sr repetition of our frequent narrow escapes.
Had the Are occurred during the night, it 10
almost certain that the entire block would
have been destroyed, and the people would
have been able to do little more than look
On. We understand that Mr.. lie Claire ex-
pre.sed himself very philosophically on the
occasion, and minated that provided no
person suffered any loss, he would not OBJ.
ject to FIRE clearing the ground for the
erection of a better block of buildings
Such fire however would cause heavy los
sss to the large number of tenants who oc.
cupy the block, and this additional warning
will keep them from forgetting that the con.
dition of the Aues makes their safety depen.
dant on continual vigilance.
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Public Notice.

NOTICE IL hereby given that J. ". D. Braaow.,
~ Gas. LsssLE, lesArIus LANCER, VIZ. WooD, l..
Y OsssAIAr, r. NERwtk, JANEs NJ. DALzELL, G. C.
Parry, J. NJ. WITHERwAx, ALFRED SAspEns, b. b.
WOODWARD, JAS. GAMBLE, & ALDEN I. MALLxRY
provi sons Of the Code of Iowa. under the title and
by the name Of the sHawkeye Insurance Company, >,
and have died their articles of Incorporation in the
Recorders ONCE in Scott county in said State of Iowa
The principal place Of ransactng business Of the
Company l. At The city of DavenPors, in said County
The general nature of the business to be transacted
by said Company,is that OF Marne Fire and Inls nd
Navigation insurance, to he conducted the mutual
cash premium In addition 10 a premium note; or :
definite sum IN money TO be dxed by the Company Ia
iuli for such Insurance, instead of premium note.
All premium notss are liable to assessment for all
losses and expenses ofthe ComTsny, whether sam
arise out oflosses or expenses growing Of cash
or premium note Insurance and shall be payable In
part or the whole; Ut any time when the Company
shall require the same for the payment OF Losses and
such Incidental expenses as shall be necessary for
Hansscting the business OF the company and for the
redemption and payment Of Judgments Obtained
against the company, and all notes, bills bonds
The corporation viii comepes business on the s,h
day Of January, A. D. 1856 and will continue for
twenty yoars thereafter.
The capital stock Of the Company TO eonsist Of pre-.
MUM notes and cash premiums reed. and such other
capital ~ BY consent the Board OF Directors shall
have been sdded, and shall not exceed Five Hundred
Thousand dollars; but The Company will commence
issuing pshees with cspital Of Twenty Five Thou
Inc Ausis OF sne company snail Do conducted by
Board Of Directors, thirteen in number, to be cleo
ted ~ the members and stockholders such se ctlop
TO be holden on the Cd Monday In January OF each
year But the ineorporators above named coustitu h
the nrst Board Of Directors, and shal hold thsr on
css until the end Monday in January, "A. ID. 1857 and
until the suecessou shall be elected.
The highest amount Of Indebtsdnes. to which tina
Company vii a. any time subject itself, u Fifty
Thousand Dollars '
The private property OF the members, stockholdsrs
directors and eoEporators of the Company which e
not included ~ the Capital shall not be liable for
the corporate debs, bsy the which may be
due from each person respectively.
ian7-ut
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-02-13
NILLOW and WOODEN WARE.
REMOVAL.

WILLOW and WOODEN "AHE'
REMOVAL.
WYE have removed our entire Stock OF Wooden
w and w illow ware 10 No. 100 Second street, one
door above Vine. opposite Kings Hotel.
3. CCPPLES d CO.,
Manufacturers and Wholesale Dealers IN
WOODEN AND WILLOW WARE, BRooMs,
BRUSHES, MATS, MATCHES, BLEACHING,
HEMP, MANILA, JUTE AND COTTON
CORDAGE AND TWlNES
OF kinds. Wrapping Paper, Selves, Curry Combs
and Cards, and Hames.
Bsinc engaged more extensively in Manuaethr-
,,g M any other house in our line In the West we
.an md will sell lower than any other house IN ST.
ouis and N you call US before purchasing either
i'm Chicago or Cincinnati, YOU Will ma thai our
nrces will average lower than IN either OF Inc TWO
ppjares We call particular attention 10 our
stock of TURNED AXE and PlCh HANDLEs,
wall buckets and Iron bound Kegs, from one to ten
,,ailo nj. and Brushes all kinds, aud all Kinds oil
Willow Wagons, Cradles, Cabs, Hampers, clothes
and Market Baskets, and every description OF ran
~ Work and Travelling Baskets, Cedar iuos, Charhs
in boxes Cans and Buckets, all OF 81. Louis manu-.
fneturs except the two last, which We bring aifeei
from tue manufacturers. ,,,p co,s up,s,,
We are also Agents for PIERCE CO.'S Al~sn'
kes Matches which are selling at Factory prices
freight included. We are also Manufacturing tue
Large steamboat and Stable Rrooms, ana nrs|fAIs
Imitation Shaker Brooms. Broom hanaies anu
Irvine always on hand reoI o.nI
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EXPRESS GooDs notice that the
American Express Company adyertisss in
the Rock Island papers list Of goods be.
longing to residents of Davenport. II the
Company does not send such goods to the
owners, especially when they have SO near
~ reached their destination, we think said
owners would be much more likely to hear
Of them by their being advertised in the pa.
pers of Davenport
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-02-13

THIs EvxxIHe's LIcTuRE.-Our readers
will bear In mind the lecture by Professor
FELTON, tonight. We have not learned
what the subject is to be, but from the rep
utation of the lecturer, we expect an inter-
estinR discourse. As to the weather, we
have all got used to that. and neither lite
severity nor changes have much influence
on our move
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FIVE HUNDRED MISTAKES CoRRScTEp.-
"A very useful work for those whose early
sducations have been neglected, and who
wisely regardi as "never too late to learn"
1t may be mad of Eli Adams t. Co.
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Rea! Gstate.

Jous =, II. TAbLMAs, CHARLES Powg RS.
PonFhkeepsie, n. Y. Davenport, Iowa.
TALLMAN 4 POWERS.
AttOrMeysk Councillors ut Law,
aud Land Agents.
DAVENPORT, IOWA.
once south side OF second street opposite LeClsira
Block over Wiley's store.
I ASDS boughIand sold Gu Commission. Haging
L Ialso onfce In Eastern New York, al point
from which alargeemigfation may bo expected during
the present season, wo have unusual advantages 10
dispose OIL lands to actual settlers.
II TLoapsusgotated On Real Estate security.
%REsRRENcEs-
New York city. Peaghk eepsle N Y
Hon. John Van Buren,, Hon Charles H Rdxgie.,
" C. Fiagg, Gilbert Dean,
- Charles O'COnor, 80 NJ passef & Co,
VI William .tiavemeysf, - Benson Losing
Anthony J Bleeckcf, Z" Prof. 3. +. Il. Morse
W illsID 4 Skidmofe. Utica, n Y.
Albany, \. T. Hon. Horatio Seymour
Hi, Cayyer X Porter Chicago, Ill.
HOgeboone, King and koies Rk.Ssiftan Co..
kfastus Corning Mile and Fowler,
Apll3i WI WIZ. Wood and ca.
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IOWA SOAP WORKS,

AUoye Front, between Main and Brady slreets
DAVENPORT, IOWA.
THE subse ribers having recently completed their
works in this city, are now prepared 10 an ordsr.
for their different grades Of Soap, and rely on thsir
Very superior Qualities, for pre-eminsncs in Ihs
market IL will be found on trial that our SO. ns Iii
afford more lathsr, and with less labsr rsmovs al,
that they do not 30 soon melt in hot water are conas
Qaeniy much cheaper TO the hsy ing bssu
ofthc ordinary kindl and that the great dsscu, ln
otasf sosps,n snrnonntsd IN eurs, Of retaining hs
rubbing In the wash.tub. sAS
Inc grades above referred 10 arc Erssivs, Pearl.
Palm No. hxtra sRd Family Soaps. With Tue aboys
assertions, We submit our products
Of The public with eon1dsncs that The use OF then mn
justify our recommendations Of their quality Nor
chants and Dealers reque.sd to call and IA
1sss ~, Is6e- III. INF. HALL CO.
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BY CATIONS LINE.
Telegraphed expressly for Daily Gazette
Proclamati ton by the President.
WASHINGTON. Feb. |


WAsHINGToN, Feb. II.
The President to-day issued proclama-
ton which will appear in the Union to-
morrow,-settlng forth thatindications ek.
ist that public tranquility and the suprema.
cy OF the law in Kansas is in danger by the
reprehensible acls and purposes OF persons
both within and without the Territory, who
purpose to direct aud control its political
organizations by force: that combinations
have been formed therein TO resist tie ex-
ecution of the territorial! laws, and thus to
subverl by violence all the presen. con.
sttulional and legal authority; that persons
residing without the Territory but near its
borders contemplated armed intervention in
the Affairs Of Kansas, and that therefore
other inhabitants Of remote States are col
lecting aud engaging men and providing
arms for the same purpose; that combine
tons within the Territory by the agency OF
emissaries and other means, 10 induce indl
yidual states Of the Union to interfere with
the affairs thereof, in violation Of the con
sttution Of the U s.; that the plans for
the determination of the future institutions
of the Territory, if carried into execution,
will constitute the fact OF insurrection and
Of invasive aggression, and will in either
case justify and require the foreible inter-
position oil the power Of the General Gov
ernmant, as well as to the maintenance
Of the laws thereof
The President therefore commands all the
persons engaged in unlawful combinations
against the constituted authority Of the ter
ritory of Kansas to dispense and retire
kIu IN thafr raSpanYiyo uhad2s md
warns ell such persons that any attempt at
Instruction in the Territory or aggressive
intrusion into the same will be resisted not
only by the local militia, but also by any
available force Of the U. s.. troops, to the
end Of assuming immunity of violence and
full protection to persons and property and
the civil rights OF peacesble and law abiding
inhabitants Of the Territory.
II in any part of the Union the fered fac
ton Of fanaticism iniamed into disregard
of the general principles Of popular sove-
reignty, which under the Constitution are
fundamental in the structure of our insttu-
tons, if it brings on the country the dire ca
lamity Of the arbitarament of arms in that
territory, it shall be between lawless vio-
lence on the one side and conservative force
on the other, welded BY the legal authority
of the general government.
The President calls on the citizens OF both
the adjoining and distan, States to abstain
from unauthorized intermeddling with the
local concerns Of the territory and admon-
ishing them that its organic law is to be ex-
ecuted with impartial justice and that all
individual acts Of illegal interference @ill
incur condgn punishment.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-02-13

COLD AGAIN Quite contrast was the
weather Of yesterday to that Of the pre-
csdiRg day. On Monday forenoon every
appearance of thaw was presented, but in
the afternoon it again began 10 turn very
cold, and yesterday morning the mercury
was down in its old haunts, 10 dogs. below
zero. II 10 almost idle to set mstes and
bounds to our present winter weather, az it
seems to be persistent in no one thing save
that Of continuing severely cold.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-02-13

A PARK. by decision lately given at
Especial term ofthe Supreme Court OF New
York all obsta ces are removed TO the peo-
pie of New York City having one of the
most magnificent parks in the world. The
ground to be thus converted will cost some
six millions of dollars. We do OF wish to
unnecessarily compare our city with the one
ofsuch mammoth proportions that its year
~ expenses amount to more than those OF
three or four States, but a park that would
cost considerably less than ak millions
would suit our convenience and pretensions
admirably, and we do not think the ground
can ever be procured on more favorable
tefms than now. We do not expect, how
ever, that it will be Immediately purchased
We have as yet large breathing places in
the adjacent praries, and there may be
many things of more immediate necessity
than park. Still, it costs nothing to think
about the matt er little; and If we ever in
tend having one, the ultimate cost OF 1t
would be much lessened, if some present
arrangements towards that end were adop-
ted
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Lost.

b Lost.
ABLACK SETTER PUP about twelve months o. Il,
- white on breast and fore legs. Any person nnd
Ia same and returning Same ~ the subscribers wi
Ds Ii bsrsily rewarded.
BARKLEY, THOMPSON & Co,
feb -.Iw Corner 90 and Perry Streets,
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clinton, Clinton County, Iowa.
k)ersons dssirous OF information CONCERNING this
- point can see 9 plat Of the new Town and obtstr
NIL particulars Of prices ofiots, DC. by calling on
GkO. H.PAkkER.
ONCE over Wiley IS Grocery Store, sdSt.
UAYAnnort.