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New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-29

GREAT CENTRAL RO L T L. -
NJ The Thruu al Ticket and Freight Ofhee Of he
GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY
MICHIGAN CENTRAL RAILROAD,
And ,neir Railroad Sesrnboa, Connections 20 Chicago
hw,Ckee Gslens Darlington, ST. Louis Cairo and al points
Va sl1sPEssION BRIDGE BUFFALO, ~ OsWEGO, al
No It's BROADWAY, NY
Corner Of Cou-tarA.-st DARIUS CLARK. Agent
New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-29

r. H. HOUSTON General Freight AGENT, PhisdelpsiA
T. J. LOMBAEkT. sgperate ndent, Altoona Pa
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Rral estate.

jonN Z. II. TsLLa.N, tuaNLhs1 ~ ~.
roushk eepsie y ~ ehf't
\uornc,sA Councillors Law,
and Land Agents.
DAVENPORT, IOWA.
ONCE solh side OF second street "Ppos'ts hee'h'te
Block .avef Ntieyis store.
ANDS boughlaad sold on Commission. a1i"s
| Iaiso a N Office in ba stern New YORK, at pe'hl
from which aiargae al grafton may eseNpoetedduiiis
the present seasoa, W. nave nhashai sufa""s''' W
dispose vi lands 10 actual settlers.
PLoapSaegottat gu Real Estatesecarls
--REFERESCES--
New York city Psughkaspsie A.f.3
Hon Jahn Yam isarsn, Hon chariesH Knggies,
g A.c. Fiagg, Guhsrt Jean,
Charles 0sCnnor, . Vasser y Co,
william, r Hayemeyer 3. Benson LOSING
Anthony ] Beeckcr, a Prof y. r y. Mcfss,
William B. SGiamora. uhca, y.
Albany, n. Y. Hon. Horatio Sey mouf
H,ll Cargef Il Porter Chicago, Ill.
Un,ebo1,ne King and Boies Rk.Swifla and Co..
kra ,tus Corning h Mile and fo wier,
SplI3 WIZ W.lR Wood and Co.
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SO Lots for Sale

THE under.!gEs,3 ofrr ipr sale 50 desilas. eiah
i their additions 10 city al davenport, ~ Tbs
terms credit of = 3audi year. stilbs snsb.
parties who will build THIS season. s.+.
June 18th, 1853 COOK & saEUEAI
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Interinr and A,Iantn Mann

Notes II the above banks VIII be received 4, +.
~ Banking iiGnTes ssnt retes as other et,tssb
western currency COOK IL SARGEAi
Oct 2, IS.
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Fort Des Moines Land Agese,
Ian d w ARRANTS

Cook & SAgeKNr, Davenport.
Cook, SALeEsT & PARKER, Rock Island
Cook, Sal lent & DawNEY, 10. Civ, Il
Cook. SAR, NIX lok, Fl. u. Mofuss
Ma, Sd, 1859
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NJ o IT I G z !

~ CT. DAWSON & CO. have formed q
ICs rship with r al .,rigss. under tbs name
AMI styie OF DAVIS son. Grisgs Co, 70 take effeei
on the LIST dc. 81 November, 1855.
All persens having unsettled accounts with the old
hr,u Al e requested N calf ard settle. 0et25
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WHOLESALE AKp RETAIL

tfsHE bseriber has reest cd from The Eastern
soathern Markets Large and well selected STOCK
o. reods all descriptions 10 use, sisiing
sg Dry Goods, Boots sne shoes, Hal. and c APPS.
GIasswsre, 4QeensWare, Buffalo Robes
OrSss RE .. Dried Fruit. Cotton warp,
Carpet Chain. P rkinK Yarn, Cat Window DIas.
O. At. d Ksnaw ha salt Hardware,
xsts and Mfilssws Iron All kinds, STEEL assOTEed
csstings, Nails, all kinds, Grindstones,
wodsnware, Live Geese feathers. Pitch6 OAK Gua.
Sole and Upper Leather, Wall Paper,
willow BASKETS, Psiuts and Oils, Dye stdrs, &c,
~bieh will he sold small advance for Cash. AsI
tstshe keeping everything In common use, persons
wanting several articles obtain them Front NJ,
81 the Brick Store epPosts The Mills Davenport Iowa
Jups Q, 1883. J. Al. BOWLING.
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For Sale.
Town OF Waleott,

- DNELI ING Honscs, pleasahtl! situated saF,.
/ krr's addition 40 city ~ Davenport. AA sst-
possession givtu Immediately, Term. liberal
Jnls 25tI, f453 COOK 4 SARGENT
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THE SHOE TRADE.

uAyISG increased osr fsefiiiies fer mans faesar-
ing and dealing ia Boots. Shoes and Leather. the
sBderseBs suec b. g. D.w e. Co. srer
70 he ctEsns ofDsrenpoYt aud vicinity, greater in
aue~ msn,s than buy their Eoots aud Shoes OF
them. Our retail stock hereafter will Away. con
tain every description OF goods wanted By ihe people
We also are making excessive preparations for
whoiasaleing Boots and Shoes, and We invite coaf-
Try dealers call and examine seek and prices,
a is our determination SELL good terms
they cas- be purchased H. ST Leris or Chicago.
DAWSON. CRlGGS & CO. 49,
.ra n Brady T.. I door from %. y
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Books 4 Statioafry.
psrier Nache Goods,

PAPER Aache Goods,
NY are Just in receipt al large stock OF The above
w goods OF new aad exceedingly fieh style
,mous. them a re- Writing Desk, Jewet tsses tdoNe
BOXES, Tables, De a,,,,,r ,pa ~
Dec ; IL y. foh'Sh " 49,
GENERAL INTELLIGENCE OFFICE.
,l,HE undersigned has opened 1cncrsi lntaiisenes
UHies with n complete sci hooks "a WHEN !" en-
Ter all Kind. OF Real and Personal Properly lor safe
or for rent The names sf all Servants who wish ior
places IN families within the city, also the names OF
Mechanics L. borers and others seeking en,pioym sn.
ya,ts & e. cannot iai ofin mediate success In Obtain
ing eth by calling nj my Office. harses moderate
Call and register your wants or orders ann thes rt'
y.re;y ;. nramnt attention A.FlNEFikLp.
Dec I, 'sa.dly No. Commercial Buildings
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.VOTI(E.

NoIlCEis hereby given that the annual meeting
Ofthe Stockholders Of ssIhe Daye porl Gas Light
hs coke Company for The election reelors will be
held at the ofce Of the Secretary OF the COMPANY on
Monday, January liih, at O'Clock p. NJ.
Dsc 21-tH r. MRRWTN, Sec'y.
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TALLMAN & POWERS,

Ofise south side Of Second STREET, bet,oeen
Brady aad Naia.
improved Farms, siy properly and aa!Mprovca
d'fors sale on commission.
gForty acros and situaled ON lie blum one and
ha, mites we 81 Of Court House, barng uPohtseSer
al dne yiswsof river. fhe cheapest properly Ia the
Vicinity OF Davenport. Can be bought very low BY
apply Ing soon. ,,z, 80,
desirable honses athe city Tor 'ale cheap.
I,nproy ed farms in Seoti count! near Davenport.
Aiacye quantity ofunimproyed land IN Scott, Ciin-
ton c eaar and Muscatine counttes. -.
Mn M ,a55. eTALLMAN & POWERS.
BOUNTY LANDS
,lNrR undersig ned are now prepared 10 procure
! Land Warrantsfot silper.ons entitled TO them
under Ia e late act OF Congress
Land Warrants located in Has . CO iuihe slate.
TALi.NAS 4 POWER,
Aprl le lS.,J Il Al
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ROOTS AND SHOES

II B. CARLETON nov receiving al tie NEW
y. BOOT * SHOE STORE, No. Main strset,sis
winter stock OF
Ladies, Misses, and ehildrep's Boots & Shoes;
Ladies Gossamcr Oyef auo Rubber Lace Boots;
Ladies' Rubber Beets and Far over Shoes:
VIII sell cheap and all o Joar warranted 10 give
satisfaetion.
6sGt's Fine Can psmp seWed AID Fsr Stitched
walking Boe.s.
pSyeppoFI dee n
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NOTICE.

MONEY loaned on Real Estate security.
wi Good Paper discounted.
Eastern Exchange Bought and Sold
Time Drafts, aeecptsnces discounted
Stocks, Bonds bought, and sold ou 1oiainis.ioh
Ess!era COLLECTION promptly made.
TALIatN s. POW EHs,
oIcsoyar Nitrt, Store, south side OF Second street
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r. Rent. For sale Oh Tinne, on
Trade For Land

TWO STORY FRAME BUILDING, containing
~ two store rooms. with good cellars under them,
10 dwellings, good well, on Foarh st. opposite The
,uprEet house EGbuire 81 yessrA hoasAuER g. Al
sssrs Groeer4 Store Fnodl 81.
dec it-dY Bs. IGNATIUS LANCER.
~, pen AZ rat con, 9 nj chg. adv.
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ms u r An c E
FIRE AND MARINE
New York City Insurance Company.
AoNEOFFICk. No. 9 MALL Sf..N.f.
BRANCH 0salce No. q liz 1LsIaE BLOCK, DAVENPORT.
Capital sSoof' ~.
This company orgsnlzed under the laws OF 40"
York Ia branch Office al Das eapors snd
viii issue policies against loss damage ay Fire on
Dwelling Houses, Warehouses. stores
aud We re handiSe.
Also, MARINE AND isL AND saNIs STIos ANp TRANS.
portatisn Risks on the most favorable terMs.
Regal Chamberlain. Sec'y. ID. fsEsS, PFes.
ALk1. w. MtGkkGVR,
sept 1854 Gent Agent.
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Hydraulic Cement

4 FLAT BOATS and Crane boals, ,9rieIeni lie
u ,sisx 10 tot.s each: sci Blacksmith tools, Z
"a beisrt quantity Of Qasrr. Tools f.f 3eb men -
veYk vith made of tire best east steel several Ane
,,s .bout three coils Rope from three Inca thiek.
Also a ouautty OF BaHber aid Iron Sc good as es
saen viii al be sold great sarrah. For farther
parsicu hare enquire OF sAarEL SALLhs, Eass psfsn-
soY, or Bri,tuna q hiAek Hampton, I'LL. dee i4.dt)
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9ankiua.
..R NTreG-a

..HANK ERs..
LOON y sARGhNT, Davenport, Iowa
COOK, SARGENT y lfuWNEY' low
COOK, sARGEAI . fARkER, Fort iI! ;ir
cooh' SAEHhNT $ COOK, n. pss Nassss ~
--~~---~-- 's'tSs Il
lsahkers 4 N,airrS in EYct
Notes and bus e0titf "a ond pro,,sd.--T'
any par of ne Vated STAR 'tsaili
Bills Of Exchange On all the ur;nc,,,,
OF the United States and Europs VIZ
Bought and Sold.
u FMone, RENTED 10 Eurobc In sim, NJ.
can BE- csahed In any town la knpland 49,, ~
wales. Va suns ei apuara.' "s Y
.-Retcr to-.
h. W. CLARK, ST ipaIs, Mo,
Is. w. CLARK, DOpuR X Co Nav
h. ". CLARK & CO, phiadeilhis, ''H
w. Ola Rk co Boston, Ngs,
okOkGE SMITH 4 TO-, Chirnyn
hATCH LASGpoNs Clacinnsu, on.
$50 - -
81
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SELECT NEHo
FOR r.
Young Ladies' and Gentlemen .
DAVENPORT, low

"a sr. 6 6; {; srrs.r, ~~pri..ysss.
vksTRUCTIox ri~sn In the usual English braa hes
i hasAsmssics, Classics, Book coping, SAtursl
Philosophy, French, Mnsis, Drawing Painting, &c,
AA.
Fer terms apply ths Rev u. {. Street. al his
iAencs beiltipgs, the Gas orks
esd Of Third sHecs.
Rsfsre ness tby permission 10 Rev. A. Ia naere
bach Rocis. Of Tftnity Church, Rev. W. kutledge,
Paatof Of arsi Baptist eharch, Mrs. Wallace. Gel
Ivans, DR.. A. n Smith, Col. Esds, md otbor fosi-
Asnts the big asst respectfully. Oct isdff
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Missouri State Mutual Fire, Marine Insurance
Company Of ST. Louis,

HARTFOKD INSURANCE COMPANY.
CAPlGAA-.S3OU.0co
w have received the Agency Of this sound and
w reiiaIie Company 70 Davenport aHs vicinity,
,nd are prepared 10 issue policies favorable
erms a. any other good compony.
dec g MaGhLoI g. CoHBlS,
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&ns day"...
\ va dsys..'|
4 hry. days. |
8,ne week
4 !. seeks
weeks
4 larger spa
Addhionai 81
4 Business ~
II Foreich 81 |
= pare will .
n yncJntfacY
= ed without
Il large eats
3JPs.
IiirsftiseH|
3efns.
Sotics,tot |
8,r.ed oas t.1
S,har advert |
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-21
THANK SGIVING DAY.
AT TIE FIVE POINTS.

Yesterday was a day of much interest at the Ladies
Home Mission the site Of the Old Brewery, at the
Five Points. The chapel was handsomely decorated
with evergreens in wreaths and notices. About 400
of the children connected with the Mission were
seated in the chapel and the remainder of the space
was crowded by the visitors who continued to come
and 60 in throngs. The visitors far numer
Gus yesterday than on any previous Thanksgiving
Day, and all seemed to be much pleased. The exer-
cises consisted Of chants, songs recatons, and dia
ogues Of the children and addresses by the Rev. Ds.
Holdich and Strickland the Rev. Mr.. Carews Of
Chicago, joseph Hoxie, Moses Odell, and Others.
After these exercises the children connected with
the Mission, including the Italian school, to the number
of 500 altogether, repaired to the scbool-room,
where the bountfuly spread tables presented scene
not realized by them other days than this After all
Of these had been fed about 900 of the outside
children were admitted and bountifuly fed. Families
in the neghborhood under the influence of the Mission
were also supplied with the material for substantial
dinner Presents Of books toys were made to each
of the children connected with the school upon their
departure after the exercise. They had been supplied
with suit of new clothing for Winter on the day pre-
yious. The Missionary of this Society is the Rev.
n. Mead, and bis assistant is the Rev. w. c. Van
Meter, who are constantly devoted to the work. The
visitors yesterday contributed about 500 to the funds
of the Mission.
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IN BROOKLYN.

Thanksgiving Day was generally observed. The
and places Of business were generally closed
Divine service was held in mssy Of the churches in
the morning, and drng portions of the day the streets
were gay with pedestrians. The streets leading from
the ferries were hronsed with target companies at an
early hour, en- route for some f,vorte place on the
land to ejoy themselves by shootiog for prizes and
eating a good dinner. Several juvenile companies
were out, and, upon the who'e the day passed off in
an orderly and pleasant manner.
Yesterday was very generally observed 10 the East
esn District as day of thanksgiving in accordance
With the recommendation Of the Governor and Mayor.
The business places were mOsty closed and services
were held in lumber of the churches. The day
passed of in quiet and orderly manner.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-21
NETWORK CONGRESSIONAL

The Union and american of Nashville, Tenn, says
,hat the recent Presidential has had delete
yious effect on the slave population. The negroes
manifested an unusual interest in the result and at.
tended the political meetings OF the whites in large
numbers. This is dangerous. The necessity Tor
watchfuness is very great. The shareholders must
anxiously guard both against the attacks OF Northern
fanatics and the insidous wes Of enemies at home.
"Tbese are questions, says The OHoH and Ame'1ea"'
no less worthy of consideration than the issues oil the
"recent canvass. secret enemy is more dangerous
ethan an open foe. An explosive mine under our own
"house threatening than the boiling volcano In
"the distance"
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At 8ANDALLsIsIASD.

TIE hundreds Of children at Randall. Islani vere
as Happy yesterday ard enjoyed their holiday, prO
ably Tar more than many who are blessed with parent.
and fitnds, anc surrounded with all the comforts tina,
wealth can procure. They were visited BY number
Of the Governors Of the Aims House and their friends.
Aher they had lsteoed to some remarks BY Gov.
Draper, IN WITCH he gave them some good advice to
guide them In future years, they bountifuy sup
Piled with various good things provided for the occa-
zion, snd then allowed the freedom Of the Island.
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RAIsos Try srsGE-A swede Of genius who de.
IlGyts Tie proeHt c<ara Of drsmaio talssa has d.
cCye',d thu. st-SYeJiSL rl,s at lead-pos.s,
vor ierful LStIions p scrs, ana after ssiel search
rmGEg tie Sevcrs and ban in bis paxz Isnd. he la,
.ltsrtd company OF at KeDbies rat he ans aud rat
Satei'ts, who ter wh.b, Tor really nn,er can
20 'svghttr q 70 tears, "a 'he eys eqairel Anon,
biz ceprsny rre u sable-s sIred, 6si.h,-c,td RAJ
vho pay tsin' 20 ps.eessn iar, ens.d y psLIo.
mTe OF t''n>e ~ o. OF ltu p.ay PuDch aud JUDY
Dfe IHtv This SW. Jih iuIr.fssrio u abo.t -
u. St rs sts tlrcsr b ere Ire fsIssn public aud it
pb. 80. be lors teio,t they appear emers Us.
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From The Nasiorai Era.
A SONG,

SONu,
INSCRIBED TO THE FREMONT CLUBS.
BENEATH thy skies, November
Thy skies Of cloud and rain,
Around Our blazing camp fires,
We close our ranks again.
Then sound again the bugles.
Call the battle-roll anew;
II IN onths have welI-nigh won the field,
VIA t may not four years do
Er, God be , raised New England
Takes once m,rre her ancient place;
Again the Pilgrim . banner
Leads the vanguard Of the race.
Then sound again the bugles,
Call the battle-roil anew;
If months have well.,ligh won the fiell,
What may not four pears do
Along the lordly Hudson
A shout of triumph breaks;
The Empire State is speaking,
From the ocean to the lakes.
Then sound again the bug!e,,
Call the battlerOl anew;
If months have well-nigh won the field,
What may not four years do
The Northern hills are blazing,
The Northern skies are bright
And the fair young West is turning
Her forehead to the light
Then sound again the bugles,
Call the battle-roll anew;
If months have wellnigh Won the field,
What may not four years do
Push every outpost nearer,
Press hard the hostile towers
Another Balaklava,
And the Malakoff is ours
Then sound again the bugles,
Call the battle-rol anew;
If months hsve weltnigh won the field,
What may not four years do
But keep the same old banner,
For none can better be;
Pass on the same old watchword:
FREMONT AND VICTORY
And sound again the bugles,
Call the battle roll anew;
If months have well-nigh won the field,
What may not four years dol
lth mo-, 10th, 1855. J. @. w.
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A Row At WHrArLhsD.- Governor Wlss osse tor
Doueas John SlideD, Ind other dE-hghsnec.sa1 Ders
Of n Slave Propsgbnds, have been " WneausH II
Is pnderstOcd thst NJ, Buchsnsss cSpstssass al IT,
n lofty Prevented him from acee Ang 20 uein3 erous
supt estioDs, rather demardss, q WSe, i'm.
renee mtjonties caa against Pun III h,S ~: tn have
made 80 deep an impression 40 " eeo.e LA shrink
frorn IL extreme n sa:pres .ne PrvPoss IN. This
h station has eSciisa tne ne VI ns ,uper-sris-
toIstc Hghness, tse 81 arc iI.LYU latc Vie.
Sidel more courxy put no. rue iees rous stroye
to aiisin TIE same epu. Lvea psehs Douglas, they
president elect. They srseeeded 10 .ghtening him
ycry much busthis very effect paodnS dsuch estremc
pfIvousness tat oil viii, courafe ~ rfsoution bsd
DEPARTED from him.
This fye-tb 1nsand.d liar per nis5s Mr. Wise ,le,e.
upon Hew Gso TREMENDOUS Hsssjx a. III 10 biob d.J
eeon, refus NJ to eat Thank y ng dinner al Wscnt.
laId He snd sliesil .yidsn,'s prefer Virginia corr
cake AID bacon 10 Peissy .vGnIa buck wheat and
tpiko.. philadelphia Times.
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IN JERSEY CITY

There were Thanksgiving Sermons in the First Pres
byterian and the Wayne street Reformed Dutch
churches Of jersey City, yesterday morning Sermons
were delivered by the pastors of those churches.
In TIE Episcopal churches of Hoboken there were
exercises appropriate to the day in the morning, and
in the everiDg there a discourse at the Baptist
Church by the pastor, the Rev. Mr.. Patten, after
which there was a tea-pary in the basement of the
Church. for the benefit of the Church.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-21

FASTEST TME.-Porter's Spirit says: "Nothing
that ever stood iron, ever made mile in | min.
Z" 81 sec. The fastest running time on record was
made on the Metaine Course, New-Oheans in the
Spring of 1854, by Henry Perrih, who ran mile in
"I:42l The nile in a minute OF Flying Chlders is .
fable They were in the habit, at that date, Of tim
" ing horses by sundial."
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-21

EXECUTION IN vmoisiA.-Ihe RI ekmoad Whtg OF
The 18th says:
County Court of Spotey lvania, at its October sitting.
wns duly executed Friday l~t within quarter OF
mile of the County Prison. He made no confession oil
his guilt, and had but ltut to cay when Brought 10
the gaows."
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AT BLACKwELL's ISLAND.

The lulatics on Blackwells Island were provided
with repa't and various delcaces by an appropriation
from the Governors.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-21
TWO NFN KILLED

DOVER, n. II Thursday, Nov. 20, 1856.
John Foss and George S. Clark wtre killed in this
town last evening" while firing salute in honor Of Bu
rbanan's election.
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deserve siateiu. response from the benevolen'
public.
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married to a daughter of vernet whose features may
be traced in his pictures Of the Madonna.
THE LATEST NEWS.
RECEIVED by
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
,,xo or THE NIAGARA.

HALIFAX, Thursday, Nov. 20, 1856.
rhe ste.mer Niagara called for Boston at o'clock
,bi. mornirg. Weather cloudy, with stf northehy
bret &c.
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TIL SUOALJJGUr- SHIP

SAILING OF THE SOUTH SHOAL LIGHT-SUIP.
HYMNS Cape Cod Thursday, Nov. 20 1856
The South Shoal Light Ship left harbor this
nonirg, in tow Of steamer for her station.
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dollar OF the debt without expressing tie people WI n
" taxation.
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Republicans lin Roman). ........................ 81
Str aeht Democrats In Italic .................. 81
Moperel Democrats and X. n. (names part Itdlic
and part SMALL CAPS. ....................
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wholly or partly on adjoining land and stundng
on % be- aose I'd e s such
me adjoining land and not otherwise shall at N times from,
his expense preserve from injury, sup
port the same by proper foandaion that shay remain
Section T. This act shall take effect Immediately.
STATEMENT Mr.. MARSHALL
Messrs. Bowen 4 McNamee commenced the excava-
ons for their building In SO Of erection On
the lot adjoining the Broadway theatre about the inter
part Of May last At this time they gave me notice To
take down the machinery furniture &c. OF the stage be-
fore running needles through the building for the supper
Of the walls during the process o. excavation refused
on the matter was advised by counsel that they had
no right to do what they proposed and that would BE-
then notified to that effect | subsequently con
suited with five architects; requested them TO examine
the outside They made the examination as requested
and gave me certificate from which the following is an
extract
In opinion the side wall can with perfect safety be
making holes through the walls and whou. interfering with
This signed by every one Of the Ave architects
required the wall to be shored up the way that
the Herald office had been, while undergoing alter
ations The walls OF oi the schoohouscs Green
wch street and several other buildings were supported
in similar manner. Wien the Broadway theatre was
IN prosess Of erection the architect permission to
run needles INTO the Adjoining iudings, but the
ers wosid not allow hsa and the wallis wcrc shorcd up
on The outside My reason for Directing 10 the use or
,he needles was because they would interfere with my
business.
The matter, and desired - wfat amount I would
accept to allow them to proc ,ed with their they
wanted. named iiaiH' sum, wE.ch ] considered
would be az equivalent for the profit. Of the tseatre
during the pyogress of the work. These terms they
reused 10 accept and said tcry would net pay c,ar
but would go On with the and let the wall dc.vn
IN conclusion, cesire TO say that hav. given them
every opportunity 10 go With ,heir work q proper
manner, ahousfI have got decision aga nst them
.oui allow teen also TO prop cp the front or
~ Duluing; an - since th.s was dorS that they
ave gone TO worh -yith the scoop-s machine.
Mr. MARSHALL fur. her says that tie exeavatcr at
enoed with such ta1EeT that they had to put third
ang or men. two 2apgs having rcarsed TO wssk it,
earring that the whcc bu.,ding wouls fall
Thus the whole ALTAR stands at pressrs