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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-01-28
NeY.5l d&w other notice REC
@ GROCERIES,!

NeY.5i dGw other notice 4s& -----
GROCERIES,!
GREAT REDUCTION in PRICES:
TN to meet The wants OF the people and max
to dispose ofhslr pre.en, lass stock Of
ch dice and staple GROCERIES, FRUITS, Photls
IONS, c., Wholesale and RETAIL a,gteaIiy Ieauosa
n rices-offerings Inducements TO buyers unsarpasse
ef the Mississippi They will eonnue TO job their
goods 10 the trade further inducing prizes and sell
consumers better good: At less ns
goods give them call. Their arciesare all OF supe
rior quality and embrace some oil the nnest Teas @e
imported In original packages.
lC TGeorgla money reeei'ea. 70
Davenport, Jan. IL. Fourth ST, cor Iowa.
Currants.
vSRESH ZANTE CUKRANTA (new1 for sale by
+ Nov; JACOB WEAVER, Jx. co.
NEW aud prime article for sails By Tue ea'A ana
N retail hy
Noy.7 JACob shA' rh' IN. . ~
FRUITS, &C.
4 PREsH lot Of Lemons, Oranges, Sun, caudies,
De- 3sI., NH HElpKNHEiMER
NJ H. HEIDENHEIMER.
Wholesale and Retail Grocery and Provision
Store.
Second ST., q doors beioic Brady, North SIDE.
r HAVE last received and opening one OF the
i largest and best selected stocks of
GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS
ever before brought TO this market, TO which invite
the attention Of country merchants and the public In
general 10 whom oTst he above At greatly reduced
prices.
Call and see for ourselves before purchasing else
where. dee 22.du
NEW FAMILY GROCERIES.
yJ,HE subscriber has opened large and choice
i sortment Of Family Groesriss, The "CHECh'
EREDSTORE,'
Front s.. nearly opposite the Mills.
a jeg deorx bt!ee BRrrors 4 Prstty~as's,
Wher. shall always have hand a full supply Of
all -uch articles as every family needs. viz:
s. o. Sugar; Pish OF all kinds;
Clarified Bacon, Hams and Shoulders
Crushed - Picked Pork, Lard;
s,H IN. D. Mol; Choice: Flour;
Syrup; Corn Meal;
Coffee ana Teas. Potatoes;
Pepper and Spice; Dried Fruit,
Nails and Glass; Wooden Ware;
stone Ware: White Lead;
Oh and TurpeHtine; Soap and Candles, Starch;
And many other riclss mime 10 mention, all
OF hich Ill be sold for ready pay aths lowest prices
will alAo purchase all kinds OF Country Produce,
butter Eggs, Poultry, Wheat Corn, Oats, etc, etc.
Map 2.dtf DAVE A. BURROWS.
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TAKE CARE OF YOUR HORSES.

TAKE CARE OF YOUR HOK6ES.
the New York Harness storeisto befound alarge
"a assortment Of Horse Blankets ready. made and
strapped, from tl,,5to $1,000 per Blanket. AlsoH
arge lot or sirsngles from 3Oc TO q 80. ....
A moxtexeellcnt assortment OF Saddlesfrom s. 90
to $500. 4 -@Hs a#9
ofeyery thing 10 the line.
Whips! Whips.
The largest and cheapest lot OF Buggy and Team
Whips ever before offered here. I'll -
The subscriber designs heretofore to furnish the
bsstarcles In histrade to be found In spar ftho
country. -r .s
Give him call; Second st, 4doorsfrom Brady.
4H yH-n 80 q. W. BARNES.
Davenport, De 1871, 1854. Diff
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SEARS, WOOD : CO
MOLINE PAPER MILLS.


4 Saw NIL for sale Ia complete ranEiig order al
n GREAT IA RGAIS. capable OF eating 1900 feet
per hour upright, rotary. cut or and is,h SAWS, to-
rel.er planning machine, opposite the term mus
Of The Dixon Branch Of Union Air Lins Road frem
Chicago 10 Tie Mississippi. Appl. 10
GEO. L. sICKOLLs,
Land Agent Corner OF End Il Main cts, Davenport.
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Pennsylvania RAILROAD.
A

The great Central koate, Connecting The Al issla
cities with the Western, Northwestern, ana SsGia.
western States, by continuous Railway direct na
road also connects al Pittsburgh Attn daily ACE u
icamsrs to all Psrss on the Northwestern Lakes ai
king the direct cheaper aAa rshabis st
which Freight can be forwarded TO sEd lfsn lr
Great " esl. N rsas I'd
Rates between Philadelphia and Fit,stay,
First lass - Roots Shoes DTy.l m, q.
Goods lin boX.sy Furs, Feather, Ac.i WV ~"
second Ctass.-.aoohs2 Station.
cry, by Goods IN bales Drugs and x,a.
Medicines, hardware, Leatber, Wool
&c. sH.
Third Iiass.--AnrNs, EaggEgl
Bseop Pork tin bulk Cast STEEL C5r = I4 y
Sole Leather On bundIss} o,hrc, DE,
Fourth 4 Las. ..Cofee. tifh Ia .....
con & Pork ,Iscked) Lard& Lara uiLt -, ICgt
hemp, Iron, lead. nails. soda ash. 3c,}
FLOUR 81 pes bsTrei uuIIi tptthtr notice,
6RAiA- 80 ets. peri 100 n $ GLil father GUl,s. y.
UO1ToS-s2 per bale, not Exceeding stu IL
weisbt until fgihef noiiec.
Irlu shipping ooas IRON amy point essioi Pm
ade lpha he pa riTcuiAr 10 mark paeksg "r,a ss
spIeaHig kaIiresa )" All goods conagned tsttol
gents iur this koad nj Phi ade pAIa or flistury VIZ
De forwarded without detention.
FsEieur AexNrs---HarrIs, Wormi, Co, Ae@
phis, Tean., h. II. Sass d To-. 81 Louls, y Mica
ell d Son, Evansville, Ind; Dulnesni., Bell Bt'
dock ,.and Carter Il jeweii, Louisville ny: NJ Mel
dram, Maids n, Ind; kprgman Bows, and ifwh
n Co, Cincnuall; n. W GgshaEI a 10, kaass'.l!s
. Astor Rouse. n. York: " iliGa 81 aud haiss
Place, New York: r.. ] .SEueder, Phiisiolphs' Ne
grsw& kooEs, Baltimore; Geo. G. fTonsissus, F.a
burg.
"a. II. HOUSTON, GsHsrRi Fretgkf I.rhi, Pttis
II. LION BAERT SBpf, -IH.0sa, Pa t. .
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MRS. L. TYLER,
Having purchased the entire Interest OF
NHs. A. NcSEiL'
xxroTLD say 10 the citixeus sf Davenport and Rock
w Island thst she Aasjast returned from New York
With large and beautiful assortment or
@ Millinery and Fancy Goods,
f,oai which sho il prepared 10 manufacture all de-
.efl ptions OF Mork In her line Of business.
CLOAK, MANTlLLA Il pRRSS TRIMMINGS
sf the latest aud most approved styles. z
Wsdnssday, Oct. Slst,
Niil be her epeninrg day, At which time she ~oaid
be pleased 10 SEQ her friends and all wAo would favor
her With their patronage.
No trouble TO show Goods. Quick sales aud smaii
profits is her motto.
on Second ST, one door from Perry.
Del diff Is taa. sateN
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BIRD CAGES.
A SPLENDID assertm ent OF plu ~ u ma fancy Japan.
~ ned Bird Cages, Of all sizes quality and prizes
AZ Wholesale aud Retail.
McMANUS s. SHEPHERD
Juiy9D Corner Second and Main,
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rennsyivania Haiirand.

a. II. HOUSTON, 8sHsSRi frsight Jsrni, Pi''s
.I0M AERT, ssp'f. -4h.0ss, "a.
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FLOUR AND FEED STORE!
WYE viii keep constantly on hand the bes, brands
w FAMILY FLOUR.
Corn Neal, Duckwheat, Corn, Oats,
and feed Of all Kinds.
All goods deiiv cred free Of charge
s8a pRUM& THOMPSON.
sep, se-dtf West Brady, tet3d aud tlb sits.
House aud Lot For sale.
yI>Hk newly erected double frame house, built VA
i modern style and very convenient, situated on
ROCK bel second aud Third ats will sold
reasonable terms for cxsh on application 10
Jshe ~ dtf y. W NhhELkR.f
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Tubs oud Buckets.
lust received and fer sale,
81 asa d0z Buckets,
$50 Tubs,
10 Hail Bushels,
g.syer MANUFACTURE. JOHN COLLINS.
oct 3O-d Brady ST. bl. {tn, Davenport.
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D
fNtcItcd IN the piainssl most gorgeous uauueY.
CARVED LETTERS ,.
Df eNefy description, and IN short, sesrFtkthg in nay
Lac
Iprofess TO be c proficient III my business, and az
each, oner my services 10 the citizens of Davenport.
Aud visit 10 have II particulRriy underst0od ihst
ssesrbss EetAinF that am not fully sonpeieIisuc
prepared 10 peffOrm
bee :, is55-dtf r. WRIGHT
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TIAvE removed their grocery o,oln W ~. pa.,
III Clxire's new building, doors peloM Wy W
once where they have greatly enlarged their Mnsh
They would return their customers .hei. s'r ,sem
hanks for the liberal patronage oes'oWeu on ''
md respectfully solicit con,iaeahee " INV '"
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seizure OF Another Supposed SLAYER.
TNIIIn ST AIIs NARsu Al "a 0EEIcx

OcT, She United States District Attorney ms been
The Qbt for cays CONSEQUENCES OF nfor.
nation he received With regard 10 the setting foot Of
Tie save trade IN the city of Nr~ York and pgly
ydierday Lorenzo ~ Angels Of the Marh1s aida,
vent down tie bay steamer aud KEEP, loox out FOR
zoe imposed SLAYER Lieut.. Locke, Of the Upitcd stats
hevepue service, cornmhrded the steamer and
The seized Inc nsrk Panchs go tons b1rthsn
On boarding her she bore evident syn p,ons Of her illegal
nisslcn. and ecfraiBed that che bound Tor
me coast a Ahca. under command ol Capt. Nsyior.
10 Apfes took possession % the papers board the
hRk amongst which was power % Attorney 10 tho
Cspfsn. Cmpo him 10 eel the psrcha on tho coa,
Africa To the treat pgt0nshmsnf % the Deputy MAJ
sba' he discovered among tho rseergers board tho
itfk Mr. lie Ia, who wa lately tired aud acquitted
= fitting cut SLAYER; BoD1 cllofed usu also recent
y tried and acquitted Of voluntarily serving SLAYER
aUd ran psmed Mosquito. said 20 be a supcrCargo
The az the penchrG said ~ be Wanhurpher
White, Ct south street Ito lak = w charge 81 the
alted states ship North Carolina and the whole matter
win undergo al invelt ssio1 before .hs UHca states
tuttoFites.
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THE LATEST.

The EATEST.
NJ ruICpAfn FRus LONDON LIVERPOOL
LoSpoS, Friday Night Sep, 20, 1850.
rsc 10 the rate OF discount In tho Bank Of France and
and further TALL Of three ourihs per cent The French
funds caused oonsos 70 open heavily and close half
por cent decline. Money Ia active demand. II vas DO.
lavsd that the rate Of dscounl would he Immediately
raed by the Bank Of England 10 from four aud half 10
Eve per at least fresh decline OF all continental
stecss n reported.
The frontier line s marked on by furrov under .
ploueh The Turks are foviByipg both sides OF the IA
nube with n is ssia the appreciation CT Austria The
Turssh trcogs have also moved from widen 10 KaiAfAt
u The LEFT bank a. the river.
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yadrd letters Of The 1eh Of september mention the re-
cusuop Ct Cavelero, from which probably arose
the relo,t that OIonnel had resigned.
lie Franc that The Council of Mnisseys on
the rtIay Of the queen, bave stopped the sales OF the
cbuch properly and that consequently the mia sscral
crisis les ceased.
Msrsh,i serrsno tic Spanish Minister 70 France
10 40 70 81 Petersburg VI secret mssion and win re-
turn IN about lCElA,
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GREAT RRITAlN

Lord Hardpgs, late 1omminder IN chief u the Army ID
lead. His age was n years
bir. ralo guest Cf SIR " Bulver ytton had dired
wi,htbe Heats Agricultural society, and made speech
return to the rast Of "La,tng Concord between Anne.
RIGA gXd England
al meeting oftc Board Of Director. Of the Eas, India
Company Mr. Lawn moved fhs the annexation OF Dude
an unJustlabe act Of speculation TIE motion was
ftfa'syed.
Inc Cdssa. publishes the treaty between Great Britain
ssd Siarn, By II Briush subccv may trade freely with
~ Ne ports Of Fam bet may reside only Al Bangkok.
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Tho Emperor md family are making lbe most OF the
rural eeoymens nj Bearrz, including bull fights
The B8nk q has raised b rate Of interest 70 sx
r7r cent
Tho rsrg correspondent Of the Times audes 70 report
4 being The intention OF the United States 10 FORM
alliance with those European powers that may DO dis
cs.d adopt article Of lav the immunity OF
hsnt vesses and merchandise rom capture In time Of
war even By Of war,
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ITALY.

The United States ships Congress, Constitution, and
susqlebepDa at Palermo the 18th of September
and would leave In iortnie ut for Goaoa.
The vintage 10 Italy was generally satisfactory. The
crops Of azo was good and rice was abundant but silk
was not 10 favorable.
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4 American s,ocks generally In.

weth bar and railroad Iron, free beard, g. l5s.
&C, Scotch pig iron ION the Cyde), ia.
TforR Is steady q. 3os. 3es Wheat, red e5s. T2s
vlhe, Tep. o TGs.
SUGAR has eighty declined
CoiFE1-steady.
MANCHESTER MARKETS
Continue steady, and without quciabie change prices
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PORTUGAL

BY order Of the Lie, Hesh, thrse Br ixiau
al - were SUI At the Qusrann because tn were in
fec ~ yellow fever
Cholera WAS decreasing at Lisbon.
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ArroINTMINT or ACTrSG NIDsHrrMEN.
The folio wrr candidates for admission into the Naval
academy Annapolis have passed successfully the usual
preliminary exauirauole, and received appointments a.
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SWITZERLAND.

Perlin letters to Napoleon tered into
muncaop with tire Swiss federal govern ment
ing the affairs Of Neufchsl Napoleon leans towards the
Prussian side OF the question.
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The Prssse DO1isn in imates that the differences be-
tween England and Persia not likely 10 be promptly
adjusted.
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RELGlUM,

The International Free Trade Congress has been in SEES
SIGN at Busiels The subjects Of discussion were elias
sized under tour Enthusiastically explanation Of cus
toms reform dnring the past ten years with results 80
concly The obstacles which obstruced the uter nations
commercial relations. Thirdly, the proposed u
remove those obstacles. Fourthly criticism OF objec
tons offered to customs reform.
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PRUSSIA

The Bank OF Prussia has raised Its raie OF discount 10
Fix per cent-thc maximum allowed by law. Aspe,al
meeting OF the Cabinet held consider the question
Of the Danish Sound The decision understood 10
be in favor Of capitalization, but the price asked BY Den
mark Is too high.
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Athens letters ray that the Eogsh and French Minis.
RS have dTawn list OF Ministers, which they
eren6ed should be appointed
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pERST A

The Frontier Commission 1T Belgrade on the 9TH OF
Sepit mber and was expected that the survey would
be completed by October.
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AT CONVENTION OF THE MECHANICS AND
~ workinsmen Of the FIRST Assembly district October
6 held at the Broad Street House, Of Broad and
Pearl streets Michael Golden Chairman, James shearing.
Secretary
Mr. John Horn offered the following resolutions which
unanimously adoptcd.Whereas Il becomes the duty
Of the mechanics end workngmen OF the city Of New York
maintain their rights and protect their interests and Whereas
the " and upright OF the Hon Daniel Mah@n,
opposition to the notorious State prison contract monopoly.
has the confidence and respect of every honest mechanic
and workngman Of ihia state. Therefore,
Resolved cordially and ask the surA
fellow citizens assist in returning him TO the next
legislature
On motion of P. Mcmahon, the Hon. Daniel Mahsn
nominated by acc nAon, member OF Assembly for The
FIRST district OF the city OF New York.
w. Golden. Vim. Jol nson, p. McMahon,
l. II. Combs, j. Bresnahsn, 4. Hamilton.
Edward Kennedy, John y. Horn, NJ Quinian
p Fnnerty, John Clark, j. 0hearing.
@ Boyer, W. Field, Eihu Myers.
Iea
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ADvERYEEkTNIS RENEWED EVERY DAY.

SPECIAL NOTICES.
LsoRrT .Fiksr s1RErT BURYiHG GROUND. Re.
tween Ninth and lenh avenues = hsrovas ~ remains
frfw dirs efod via be- Inferred the Nachpeah Cefnes
II tew urhsm, N y Furher particulars application
" Senior 70 tsrrine street; or William tlil 6s Wa
Nrrty place Fobtri NcfMntock q Twenty ninh
MASONIC NOafcE-PoLAR STAR LODGE no 26.
Jfl &A Mile men bers q this lodge are hereby nou
IA end sIecs meeting AZ their room No. lis avenue
Ffcay tie i0th inst ~ half past W oclock for the
rufptte 81 paying tie iTbue o. respect 20 deceased
rrthcr Edward Aitsy Members of he,fraerniy 10 good
wN M PECk Wan. PENNEY, Secretary.
sr meeting ~ uia iodre viii be held hls Thursday
errr Clinton HAIL Apof place A. ~ O'Clock. pune
al afndnLce AL the members IL earne sy solicited
business of vital Importance WI Re brought before le
9yo r,r7os, Secretary.
~ II. I-THE MEMBERs OF wAsBIgGToN Guar.
.rfarcs an this hurpday) evening business the utmost
npcrsnce viii he brought forward for ACTON; ~ order
T. s. BrsrEp, =. " FI1lPAIRIcK, O. Of the G.
.VTFTCF on THF cnIFF or poLrCE--NEr ruRR
October o. fsHs-An owner IL wanted, At the rirs
r. a Police Court Centre street. for two cards OF pocket
knyes nd pairs Of scesor snpposed have been
GBn = rATsELL Cher Of Police
n IFvv II ginsm street vii he closed durisE ths law
sssb r o. iSl6. being the hebrew Dag % AonenseaL
~ .TTyTrrB THE ATTENTION or Tpy wpyeyna
Nv ~ this and others deslrcus r. obtaining VII
e IL verv sheany IA called 10 he aver sannent OF n n
ma aursloneer IN another column o. ina paper Of
lcs IN wskefed, al no l6s bow sy tuesday
,us, Oct a.
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r.vvo,r Farc7oRs IN DuAwlRv-A Convenuop or tho
yrsmor, party Of Deb held ., Dover on the eth
at. which nominated The following Fremon, Prcsiden
tai e,ecsorss-
Ilectors at lsrrr ..,.,.,.........,.,.. lNmsr.
- ......U.........s.t.I, u. soiney.
Tss,rcl ceciQT .tNm' K. Nicserscn
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DENIM ARK
TURKEY

h. Ardrae, the Minister Of Finance has resigned. The
cause Is no stated.
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7IANMANY HALL DEMOCRATIC REPUBLICAN, @
neral Committee AT meeting Of the Democratic Repub-
hcan Committee held Tammany Hall TuosAay
evening, Sept Is tho following resolutions offered by j. r.
Williams OF the First ward, adopted by vote Of g -
he Affirmative and 26 In the negative
Resolved That this COMMITTEES viii sustatn tho Mayeaxu
Conve nton which the Hon d. r. SckIes presided
Chairman and which last night nominated the FornAsA0
Wood candidate for Mayor that that Convenlca
asaees Of The party and the Recommendation Of the Gea
Committee and that ts nominations entitled suDp4
ADD confidence OF the democratic party.
Resolved That the assemb which last night foA he
Of j. g. Libby candidate for Mayor rugur
lar and ursuhorzed body not elected BY the people ng
calculated
krd TO destroy the union which happily has
% our ranks. LORENZO y. sHEPARD, ChssraAa.
JAMES l.. BENEDICT,
JOHN Y. SAVAGE, lo..-.,..,.n
AIpRED CnaSCEILou, oecft'Aies
pS~va Il, SvvrNY.
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L,ILLMORE. BUCHANAN, FREMONT, MASONIC. l. o.
o. f. o. U. A., military and naval flags banners badges
rosetes eagles stans regslia jewels costumes emses
lace tassels frinees theatrical ed
costumes be had ct f. COMBS old establishment "a
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C0TH WARD.-GRAND RALLY-THE NATIONAL
~ Union Fillmore and Donelson Club intend raising
,penod banner on Friday evening next at O'Clock at Their
head quarters, Continental Hall Eighth and
Thirty emh street added 70 which, there win be dsmon
suaton IN favor OF the regular nominee for the Seventh Con
gressona dsrict for Cong the Hon. George 8rigQ
Associate clubs and all associations OF similar stripe together
with the friends OF The In
specially invited 20 participate on that occasnv
Emr speakers have volunteer their
nrg B. Remember FRIDAY evening next, at O'Clock,
corner OF Eighth avenue and Thirty fourth street
EDGAR ID. SEEI.Y, President
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be had at E. COMBS old establishment "a
Grand street
TRAND RAILY.-RARE CHANCE FOR BOOK BUY
" -Messrs. EVANS co. have just a spea.
did stock Of standard popular Having boug
give customers better bargains than be
had elsewhere We shall sell many books Mt less than the
Is 500 will be delivered the purchaser of
each hook the time Is sold New books received
issued Mrs Stoves new book, bred. for sale at 81 g.
gilt included, the Falls Of the Shatemuc 81 with gift
EVANS CO, 400 Broadway.
DEPUBlICAN CITY CONvENTION.-THE DELEGATES
III the Republican City Convention nominate cand-
Mayor City Judge Governor Of the aaA
10 the Corporation Academy
Hail. No 6s3 Broadway In the Of the Central Comu
Il. KETCyUM.
Chairman Republican Central Committee.
WILLIAM PEEL, lc..-...-,..
GHo TERw,MicER. secretaries.
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Celebration or Washington's Birthday.
PREPARATTONs FOR GRAND BANQUET IN NEW YORx
ENTHUSIASTIC MEETING AT TIE ASrOR HOUeD.
very large number Of leading citizens met st ~
Astor House last evening" order to make preparsoas
for proper and worthy celebration Of the birthday 0
the Father of his Coun ry.
Amongst those present were Edward @. West, Bsq.
Almshouse Governor; Richard B. Connolly Esq, Couny
Clerk William E. Robinson, Esq. and many other sovs
patriots.
At half past O'Clock Governor West called to ths
chair, and William T. Robinson ESQ., requested to sot ~
secretary; when it stated that it thought by
vast majority Of of leading and most useful cltissna
that the liberal principles of Washington In dan
ger OF being forgotten in party talk his name and
that In consequence, 1t resolved to cele hi
birthday BY grand dinner at the Astjr House.
II was stated also hat James T. Brady Esq had been
invited and that he had consented respon6 to the toast
OF GeorRe Washu gton, and endeavor to vndc Ate hs
great principles of freed m
Circulars were Issued to hundred prominent
citizens asking their operation in perfecng
mens; and it was resolved to hold another meeting
the Astor House at hAfpast O'Clock next Thursday
evening for that purpose -
The banquet to be given at the Astor House will be
very msgRihce Mt affair.