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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-06
Concord, Oct 3.

The President will leave Gilsboio on
Saturday. and pass directly to Andover,
where he will remain over the Sabbath He
has accepted an invitation to attend the
Printers Festival at Portsmouth on Mon
day; while in Portsmouth h- will he the
guest OF the 9th, and will also be received
al the Navy Yard with national salute,
and all the honors due the commander in
shief. The President will BE- present at
the Agricultural Show in Concord on We'd
nesdav
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-06
Delaware, Ohio, Oct 3

There were instantly killed, by the en-
glne explosion al the county fair yesterday,
Mrs A Walker; 'rhos Williams, cabine, ma
ker; WIN Finch, son Of L Finch; Henry
Stommed; Lewis, SON of B Powers; Mrs.
WIN Shaw; F Smith; H Nafers; a son Of
Minor Tone; man not vet identified, la
iy from the east part Of Delaware county,
name unknown
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-06
Card.

n KNAPP lsucesssoI Of Knapp 4 Resinon }
W would .sturA staeess banks b the patrons u
the old firm, for the vey liberal support extended
them, and b ps BY renewed eaorts co his part, 10
recsvs In future liberal shar- q patronage from
discriminating public. Ne viii 1t all times have IN
store full and complete esock Of Goods both Staple
and Fancy CT the best and NEST fsshiopahie styles
which he hstiers h.Arcf he will >s q pric which
csInot fail 10 meet the vtews ae a2butsTs He *
tsads On invitation " ~, 10 cau snd leok through
his wsrsrooms, No Le Claire Row.
Devenpert, Ostobsr .. 1ooo-dst n 81 sf5#
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-06
Laaa AGENTS

" ALLEN ............P. y. Building, brAdy 81
lCKOLi.S, ISBELL l. CO.. Main st
LIEN b DOOIAN.... Orr Building Brady At
insurance Agencies.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-06

Let all who desire to attend the
Grand Mass Meeting at Muscatine next
Tuesday, tomorrow and hear Mr..
Breckenridge, the Democratic Candi-
date for Vice President. leave their
names at this office, or Al the Office Of
the Evening News.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-06

- Itis said that ShsAsld, England, ex
ports yearly nor. than six tho ussnd tons Of
unwrousht steel 70 the United States.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-06

EIssss - 4 girl, The daughter u -
spss,ahls ssa,lsnsa IL p.tsshsrs, fsw
day. aso, With eas u TIE slewns sttashsd
to spasldiasss eirsse ~ u but as's<"
yssss = ags.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-06

q tn. number Of em,grants who have
landed in New York to Sept. aSah, this
yea. is 0s,442. The same period las
year lO%y Sls.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-06

- The Albany Evening Jouinsl nov
publishes 10 esily edition upon Bssswocd
paper, from the manHsacsury Of NJ. Dssrds
ley, 81 Little Falls, n Y.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-06
SALOON
. IN NJ II N HI

AXyHERE good Beer and and refreshments can BE-
w had st all times. Saloon on Second street, be-
tween Scott and Ripley septl6-dtf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-06
AN ORDINANCE

AN ORDINANCE
In relation 10 Depot and fsinAla street..
SECTION I Be 10 enacted Iy the tify Gowscii
Of the city Of Dnpenporf Thai the streets laid out
upon the pa; Of the city "a aud b.twet a L.
Claire street and FArnau, s4e,I and south Of and
ADJOINING the depa ground u ,ht Mississippi and
Missouri railroad be and IN sam, Is hcre.it T
known Depot street," aud thai III. s,id street b.
wiiea-t fifteen feet, By taking u Up Of that width
Lpm the depot ground. o. said Raiii oAd company,
which said >tripcf land gran a By tn SAID CON-
psny to the city without compensation, for the con.
sderai,n Il the rssabiii shm-nt and maintenance d
the grade VI said street. aud Of rtion q Farnam
ssreet, ~ hereinafter ". G,th.
SEC. .. That thu grade Ut Pot Stat b. and
HEREBY , eseehlshed IN acco,dsns with the psoa,a
nlsd - fOliows, TO Wit: Conimscins h. EAST lins
81 r. Clslse street 1t the natural surface and r,sips
FROM thence three ie, in one hundred for lhr u.
tance u two hundred f-et and thence on levei te
the end 4 said street, The grade u Fs,nsm street
from the north lins u Fourth street to ii dspo,
grounds aSsresaid - and Alsby j. established ID
accordanOs with tLs p.sns af,rssaid . fliow. 70.
vii: Coaamsncing a the north linz u Fourth stree,
At IT, natural surface, and Ring from thence t-l
fset 10 on hundred f-t for the distance Of one hun
dred and ,hirseen set thence IN level to he dsps
grounds af.f.sad fN.
$50 3. II the Mississippi and Missouri nailrosd
Company By their Executive oasrr. shall III thsil
assent to thb ordinance and . release Of the land
taken D aeusssd, within d. from tAis dsts th.
eU aOrse 70 Keep and nainiain The STREETS and adr
- herein 81 forth, end not alter u. sam wthnu
the oonssnt Of said company.
Passed and approved Oct. !, 1854.
g. 9. y. AITCHRLL Mayor.
AssssG WV. HALL, Clesk.
AZ ORDNANCE
10 amend Al ordinance entitled An ordnance Il
prevtAs. 6r :igAtias the CRY II Osysapsri wsl
-. i" as.--at.s--~ 4.la4-..s-.-5
aEcrsoa l. AAOssastlo ~ Cry Co,ssca a
~ ~ n 1sseapess. Thst tn exclusive ivilrs,
Of using1hs streess !aass Alloys saA pahaic srs.d
Of ~ siv q Davenport for lsyiag aovn sad repair
Ing pipes Tor cosvsyias sas, granted 10 Edwsrd C
lpntAgtea and Others. ~ Ordins6ee passsA Angus
u. Al soe, uAblA 81 prisiasoo - aghas b,
asoisnnaos we're esaesrrsd upea III .Davsnport 0s,
iigAs - Osse Cs~psay." vAlsA sa,A ss.Iss6h~al
~ fosaoaipA y ssd esnarn%A ssths sssA saapan,
y osatsaaes Iasssd Srs<sssy Z. 4. ,. ~ !.
aaAstAs sssae ~ extendsd t.r tAs term os 70,
yssss. . - ~ sxsassvs siSAss ~ privtssss q
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-06

ST. Louis, Oct 3.
Cover, or Geary issued a proclamation
TO the SherifFs q the different counties in
Kansas 10 open the polls on Monday Oc-
tober 9Th, for the election OF delegate to
Congress and members Of the Legislature.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-06
LA10T NEWS.
ARRlvAs. OF rSse AraiO \.

ARRivA1. OF TIee AFnlO 49, !
New York, Oct ,.
The steamer Africa arrived at her decA
At 3 O'Clock this A ~ She brings L.O"do"
end Livsrpo0e dsfes 70 eept SesslA -. .....-s',
The Enslish papers are 6lled H'fh de-
,cripil0ns OF tine coronation II Mosc0w,
and discussions 81 the specie export.
The chief subject Of intervs in Pesis -
she s,,est OF wscssssus assAbess II III 10.
.ciety Of MsSiaa, on ch4Ves Of ~ .neen.
from BIaIi.a.
Capt Penny has re,nsaAi In tie Lady
Franklin from ,hr Arctic regions.
-R ~ y.
.4tE Loedon, Saturday.
The Pos, speaks Of dipiomsiie rupture
a. inminent II say;
"The whole OF our diplomacy will be
recalled from the N-spoIitan court. and ws
shall send, a. well a. the Frsnch, two line
Of battle ships aud . corresponding force
Of frigstes. Through the sea clone will
the allies communicate with the King"
There are rumoSs Of extensive forgsrie'
IN the Crystal Palace STOCK, causing heavy
decline in the shares.
Liverpool, Sept 20.
| In breAdstuhs the market is quiet, with d
limited business 81 yesterdays prices. Pro-
visions unchanged.
| The schooner Dean Richmond, fIom Chi
! cago and Milwaukee, arrived y, Liverpool
| Sept. II, and attracted considerable s,ien.
&, ton.
I LIVERPOOL M,sxKT.-J. Mch-nfy \
Co.'S circular says:
Provisions-Th~Te il . little better de-
msnd for bacon, without change as 10 value
4 Reef and Pork unch snged.
Lard is at first hands. and dealer, AT'
asking 8Os for small parcels.
1nlncreased deliveries OF wheat from farm
eTs have prevented q large demand fol
breadstufFs on the ports this week, but 81
good descriptions are ssiesbIe at full quo
tstiOns.
Indian cora is less wanted, but il ~ no
lower.
| Wheat, white, ssaiO. II; red Is 6da g. Oh
Flour, western canal. .Ssa3l.; Ohio, 81
ABS; mix.". 32sa32s ID; white, 32s 81
34s.
The Brokers' Circular quote. aour !
higher, and ready sale.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-06

NVW IUkS OCt
The large " al ehouss, corner Of Washing.
ton and Barclay streets, was totally destroy.
ed by fire last night
The building was not entirely finished
was eight stories high. aud built by Mr..
Lillinthal Tor his tobacco factory. Loss
$4,000. Part Of the walls fell, completely
demoiishing the adjoining building, occupi.
ed Nv Mr.. l..
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-06

TThe crop Of cranberries in tneNorth
West Of New Jersey, is said 10 Be- unusuAl-
" large this season.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-06
AN ORDIDANCE

For the repeal Of certain o. dinanc"
SRcTIoS /. BE it enacted BY The Cay CoaAoa
o the city Of Darsnporf That ordinance cn,i-
tied can ordinan the eontnnat ION u coi.d
street. In the city II Dssenp IT. ws>t"sriis "a =
ed and approved Ma, -, 1873 b and n same "
HEREBY repealed
Passed snd spp.oved the nr>i la, II n,tbr a
1856.
q o. H. NITCnRLL Mayor.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-06

SENTENCE OF ARRIsoN. - Arrison, the
torpedo hend. a Cincinnati, he's been sen
fenced 20 ten years imprisonment - the VI
most limit Of the law.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-06

gUNHE copsstsershp exisaing betvesa knApp
3 dmon h TIL. day dissolved by mu val consent
Thosc indebt ID to said Arm viii paeAs~ ae payment,
and those thst hsva claims aSaiuA th~ nrm viu
please present thrir accounts O. p Knapp, Who u
duly authorised o. ssttle the Affairs Of the arm.
The businese VIII Be confinHed by O v Kaapp at
the I'D stand. No Ie Clair Kow.
Sept. 30, 101-sep9Q- DIV
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-06

5d5D. 6 ~ n j N
mot q saumss 4, z wAid 80 - assl1iisa
spscisl 1tsesss . = sdvrl = . tles u Sriass
letters Of high reconn.endst fro0 the ttiiseas Of
Jacks .nvlls, his late home .-sC6asoo J6s<ne1 Nag
ror sale in sAi. city BY c. !. wEss, jyi4
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-07-17

FoARa-ovHR MILLION sEHARs OF THE VA
- rious brands aud quaiuss -Ecrmas, % 50 ana MP.
wards, ~ do bargains be bad Caeh advances
made on sesars in bopd Or otherwise 0, CHsEKs "
Broadway.
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HPFCTAL NOTICES.

A BOARD OF MEDICAL OFFICERS, FOR THE Elk
animation Of candidates for appointment in the medical
staff OF the army will at Newport Barracks, near
Newport KY the LIST OF August next To obtain permits
sion appear before this Board necessary apply the
Secretary of War. Applications must accompanied by
youehng for he good moral character o. The ap
pcant his physical ability perform the arduous aud
active duties OF ofcar Of the medical staff His which
must be not less than g. than r. should also be
stated aud his residence and place of birth Those
who examination shall receive favorable report from
the Board wiz be appointed Assistant Surgeons IN the army
3 vacancies occur.
SURGEON GEsERAL's OFFIcE July 7, 1856
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-07-17

JUSTICE TO THE EMPIRE SPRING, SARATOGA.
The steady increase Of popularity of the Empire water
'u' Wy ','hErificAfss OF PHYSICIANS
winch prove" SUPERIOR TO CONGRESS
very many essential particulars possessing all the virtues
q The Congress whoa' the irritating properties which, IN
the Empire water having N lne proportion Of iodine,
""'N' '''" scaoTuiors DISEASES, DYSPEPSIA ETC,
and Invaluable in the awakening action Of the torpid liver
guarding enec tually against .
for which previously ssrassSs waters have been mainly held
as inefccn have produced strong impression in the public
mind lhal the Empire Is destined very soon % be the
This fact has induced certain interested parties TO make the
They state IN heT that there are multitude
Of springs at saaosa the water from any Of which might
science extend on where they liable % pecgnar
contains positive declaration hst All me waters saratoga
except the Congress are worthless or INJURIOUS
All the mineral waters saratoga have peculiar
dcnsl properties and are neither worthless nor injurious but
extent for expectation
and 10. unequaied waters we refer o experience
and medical authority TO prove TO southern patrons and the
AyALxsss or EMPIRE srpiSe.
The analysts of,he Empire water BY Professor T. Emmons
chloride Of sodium. e ees
bcarbonate n,sgnesia 4qs4
pSdr,o,sie 81 soda or iodine ~ ~ az az
Bcarbonaie Of Iron, trace 900
solid contents in gallon. sse ss2
Prom the results OF experiments have made with
the water Of Empire Spring and also from the published
analvsis of Prof " Emmons find contain The same
active ingredients contained In the Congress and other
Saratoga but In deren, proportions The amount Of
combined iodine II unusually large.
For The treatment scroiua Of consumption,
and Kindred affections do not know Of mineral water
better adapted for producing saluary results.
The contains saa proportion Of iron NJ 10 ena
bile II TO be bottled transportation adyantaceousy.
JAMES n. Chiffon, ". d., Chemist
NEw YopK, June ~, ls5i -
THE EMPIRE WATER
May be found At the principal drug stores hotels and At a.
W. WESTON CO X Saratoga Springs, at their Southern
depot, 6s Barclay street, New York,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-07-17

EAPOLEoN PHETFRREs ARTIFICIAL TEETH
Il unsurpassed for beauty and durability; they e,a be
without extracting the roots All his dental vor IN
bed he hes, end rfcHrcst 40 Broadway corner ~
suceh
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s~,,e.,s p...n, yep,IIntiug Hats.-Hun-

Sellers DAsent VcntilatIng Hats.-Hu -
or leaSs&a We wearing these hats assure
Ia he lno ~ e4 language they WIZ never wear any
oner hind a<ader lhe only true vehtLlilng hat me
wu passes over head IN every direction Remember, the
| sore is $50 Broadway.
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THE TURF.

f,FETRFvIIIE COURSE l.. I.-TRoTTING-TUURs-
~ day, July ~ at O'Clock r. NJ Match svJ mile heats
best three in i've % wagons wagons and drivers 70 weigh 800
pounds hiram Woodruff names b. Agnes, Daniel Pier
NJ mes Brown Mare To BE good day ard good Bosh
VIZ "'''' JOBL CoNRITN Proprietor.
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sr.,e,,,.,.t Ahond.-aOO ONT az ]. OOO Ladiel

ad gents their portraits tasen Yesterday at HOLINESS
gallery Broadway voted for Fremont and for
ID cents pictures made at the variety OF art
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-07-17

I.-TRoTTrNQ.-A PURSE OF
in 8, to wagons; free for all trottiDg
n that never trotled for money. To
y y, Entries to close July IL, at .
4 Duryse's, corner of East Broad
Three or more 70 make race, and
SHAW a WHITE, Proprietors.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-07-17

| A Few Genuine yycs,stex Hats, Blsrh and
hFe and brown white usreeeiyed by FORD &sOoI
successors Wine, the halter, lower corner roaaw anu
uon street The greatest variety OF summer mats 70 %
IkDuLd li tfe
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-07-17

Union COURSE, l..
1850, mile heats, best
horses owned IN Brook /,
come of on Tucsd9@, Jul
O'Clock p. NJ, atFalklan'
way and Calhsrine street.
two 20 start.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-07-17

AT A REGULAR MEETING OF THE MARION CHOW
"A der Cub held At the carriage Marion house OF Hose com
pany No A. on Thursday evening July Is 1856 the conniee
appointed 10 draft resolutions expressive OF our 10
wards our late friend and associate Joseph Frankn offered
the following preamble and resolutions, which were dah
mousy adopted -,
Whereas, In the dspensaion Of Divine PROVIDENCE this
club has been deprived OF essmabe member h parents
and relatives OF dear and brother and society OF Vau
BILE young the bloom Of ie therefore, bel
Resolved That deeply symPahise WIN me aheasd pa
rents and relatives Of deceased friend Joseph rrakng
and earnestly commend them TO the care OF Him. Who chas
tens those he loves J,
McKann for his kindly sympathy and personal exeons 70
recover the body OF our lost friend.
Resolved thanks OF the club are hereby rendered
TO the the Suffolk Light Guard Tor their active CO
operation in made for the recovery OF the body
Resolved That thanks with attng ward be rendered
Mr. Jeremiah Radon for the final recovery OF the body of
late friend, Joseph Franklng.
Resolved, That copy Of the above preamble and resol
tons be RENTED the family OF the deceased, 10 Captain
McKann, the suffolk Light Guard and tha, the same be
ROBERT y.MACKEY,
JAMES X. MARTIN lcomnitea
EDWIN w. LOCKWOOD Ss.S'
SIOWEY
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-07-17

IrNToN COURSE, u. I-TRoTTrNG.-oN TUESDAY,
u July ~ At hafpast three O'Clock, match for 81 90,
nile heals. VIM. wheas names :. racoay, @ saddle;
o H. wcNaun b Flora Temple, TO harness. Cars
wiz the sou ferry BROOKLYN. for the course at haf
past two ab3 tsin soon a. psrl oyer Pare n 81
AID &C. gf ~. ceris NUAN &NUllb, fropre,ors
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-07-17

the largest assortment IN me ,ity
second haa which VIII Dc sod ny
DEFY competition. Pianos 70 rent and rent allowed
purchase, at II. WATEIS', NO, 333 broadway ramos
ID repaired, polished, boxed and moved Casn paiu ior
.nd hand L.ahos. Music AZ rednced prises
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TLe Grcutest Improvcmcnt In PianofOrtes

j. clScIiER'S circular scale piano, warranted OF su
nd strength. Waeroo 80 broadway opposle
broadway theatre: nanrfcory, corner Oh twenty eighth
street aud Ninth
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-07-17

ore fevers notwithstanding the alarming reports spread
crackers that this would be IN unhealthy season, s this
eat metropolis been spared This unexplained fact
easily espaincdhs owing TO the universal use OF tha
ay wonderful and remedy and preventative OF
celebrated n cognac cholera bsrs, which has
red millions who have tried u No family should be with
bottle as essential have II You at the first
mptous II VIII you Ia hys minutes This tar famed
oisra cordial is 20 be obtained u 8 STElSFELD sole nm
rtr 10 Nassau street Of John. For sale AT all
cabc baff driggls,s and groceries,
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LITERATURE.
NOW READY

ArOW READY,
IN SMUCKER'S LIFE OF FREMONT.
Accurate portrait and other Illustrations 500 pp 2mo
Price 81.
I
II is the most carefully prepared life. The proofs have
submitted and the approved by its distin
guished subject and his frcnds.
has The portrait, by Bat,re Very handsome small
Col Fremont and Mr. Dayton have been engraved
steel and published by j. C. bue, Of this cy-Irbune,
July II.
s. II Is best gives Col Fremont's principal
unabridged thus enabling the public to judge OF him not
The in themselves repee with striking incident!
They written with the enthusiasm of explorer yet with
the modesty a OF science.-N. Y. Independent
II is the best the complete record of
the life and dongs the standard bearer OF freedom word
to the wise Is sufficient
Finally the best discusses and refu'es the slaners
his political enemies, aud thus particularly acceptable TO
republicans
Thousands OF wanted TO sell the above Very liberal
terms given For full particulars address
MILLER ORION MULIIGAN, Publishers
Is Park row, New York, or lN Genesee ST., Auburn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-07-17

DEADY THIS MORNING, AT DAYLIGHT,
III THE LRDGER OF ROMANCE,
Containing a further portion
Off
thrilling romance,
THE WALL STREET SCHFNER.n
This the cheapest and best family published IN the
country Only cents. For sale al an the depots. Be
and ask for the LEDGER OF ROMANCE.
i YANKEE NOTIONS,
for
AUGUST,
Just published the funniest wies and most spendidly
COMIC PAPER
That published In this other country. Every
page "a perfectly respendeut with fun, and us
COMIC EkGR AylNGS
As wei the great portion Of is reading matter, compris
COMIC STORIES,
QUAINT SAYINGS,
HUMOROUS sIIETICEs,
POINTED HITS.
Jokes and onundrums are contributed by be best artists
originally for H. To sum 1t up In a word the
NOTIONS
Tor Augusti -
A SCREARMFR.
And viii make body scream with laughter.
II lust the thing 10 take In the country
OL.y l2b cents per copy, 81 - per year,
For sale by all news agents and by ~
I. w. STRONG, Publisher,
o. Nassau street, New York City.
WILSON'S NEW YORK CITY COMPREHENSIVE DI.
w rec'ory for lJGthe partners and special partners
obtained from Liable sources. new York. JOIN
Y. TkOw, printer and publisher 37g Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-07-17

10 C1pftelists.-f'or Sale, the copyright
RICH. manufacture o medicine selling freely
NORTH south Eas and West without al sersing With pro
pushing VIII yield the proprietor income Of from
$4,000 year. Address Che nlst care City Dispatch
Mach ufanh
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Reduced Prices


|per Baltic celebrated manufactures OF j. Forr Rue
Mees Rue de IL paix, by EUGENE FERRIS
Ia SON Hoonakers, &c Nassau street, third house above
.Afaiden lane.
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DROOKLYN.-THE TENTH WARD REPUBLICAN
ID Club viii meet this evening" July II, at their 266
Atlantic All friends OF Freedom and Fremont in
vited
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-07-17

NEW YORK CITIzEN--LETTER OF JOHN mitchell.
IN The Citizen the best Irish American paper In the
has this week letter from John MtchelLeiter fronMr
Tyler the Presidential eec;ionThe Question asIssue-
The Citizen Declares for the DemocracyBrish Preparations
for war-Hafax sympaihses with Amerca-More About
and Slave-What the Know Nohings do
Country-M D. Barry the War, together with
Irish English American Office No. 10 Spruce
street New
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-07-17

Dsuggiat's rrancy Goods Exclusive;y.-
ushes combs extracts pomades, instruments Paris
fmery aud toilet articles and every article sold ny drug
sts excep, aruss imported and sold wholesale BY R0-
LIS X NcUAgtt Il CO, 80 Nassau street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-07-17

CUE virtues az Eau de Ia Refine lie Hongre have rendered
In celebrated in all parts OF the world. Fortwo centuries
ret ou has steadily advanced TILL at the present time
ecused other o1nant waters It's extraordinary power
memory and nSigorahng the BRAIN induces
or- erryneG lecturers authors aud poets 70 give the
aererc.. Hungary water Is equisc perfume; raises
strengthens lie spirits by ls superiayely refreshing
cs rs per bottle, or So 50 per cas. OF sr TO be
az the corner OF broadway and Walker street GEORGE
hNGER 4 Co, family chemists, IA. only agents
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hoods nd toys Just opened 400 Broadway, by H. Rogers
J.Lo hs old stand contains every variety
retcuies e ornaments dressing cases brushes
toys dolls games for the instruction and
museme II Children lately imported and for SALE at the
lowest importers prices by H. :. ROGERS, is3 broadway
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1ST WARD ON DECK.-AT A PRIMARY ELE rION
held al III Greenwich street, Wednesday ling tn
10Th July the following ticket elected by 80 ory
Michael Burns, Patrick Currey John Enright, j,cob l.
Smith, John H. Williams
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CONGRESS- WATER.

JUSTICE TO TIE EMPIRE SPRING SARATOGA
81 soururKs DRINKERS or SARATOGA wsrrR.
The steady increase Of popularity Of the Empire wac
S1'''s ShKTifiCAfHs OF PHYSICIANS,
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admiration among eouneisseurs art. suit OF
ecant private apartments Tor supplying his mitabie dye
on IL reliable article of the sind Wholesale and
IN, a.CRisTADoRo's, No Aston House. Copy the ad-