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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-21
SPRING STILES,
~ n IT'S = Millinery Goods Z!
Il. II. MYERS. Dcnsi.s

A~~-~~@A Once on Brady -trsrt ,i.twe.n ~ and
AlsSs0ke~-R 3d. evtT bf. Iic.maI's nfhee lie Ia
seris teeth on Ire most improved plan
A-AA' and has on hand targ. sod teaufiu
assortment Of TELIH from whrh hv csn select any
shade or siae Persons ~sl'Ig AI,.'s New Mode Il
Continuous Gum Teeth on ra;iEs p.si-, ur iarck
Teeth, can have them they may d..,re n,2.-
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-21

CKOCERlES Il PROVISIONS,
sJ.t1,-.l.SID..1.AslkF
MILLION SSli

S,roULp shi, r1ee, the eyc u . psrss. ssid'e -
- L,nsyss ard srrp-et ~ resife IN the Stst. -
Llss ah, hsi a ogttxly,nfens with fedmss shis
M IA, = rarident Of Portsb,sn. County Ainixh It~
aud reiaiiye 10 the representatives % J6hn white.
deceased WIN f-r that pisec about fcsty yssp su''
b. vii by communicating siih the sutrcf.b.r. Itsh
I'll ire information b. requires - the Hstre - eos
wM o. WuoTG.
Dawn Mn. ros, Once. Conrfy Ksot. Cansds v q
jesDim.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-21

(lyIIITTAKER * GRANT have a com .i"t. al.
w stract ut all the isnd titles in this county They
are p~cparei TO shaw III" Condition Of any tile On
the Books In Ave IL inutc5 oc;I5-bJiavtf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-21
NOTICE.

A-OTICE!s bessby given thai sn 4ieesine ~ -
IN he;d In b eevsral prsct0cts 70 osoet co11ey -
Monday the 4th day Of Azsus. io0S ~ ~ 6elA u
n. foll wing STATE siifcere; Ct esuSzLA
one Tseasuscr u Stst-crs AttoQ(4 oeQoapi>
. srnstss for he 9tst nstoSial b1se0et r 6o1Del
o Fulton rssssns1; tesss e.eyNa2s9MeNSe.
cutting Aftorn cue ae1s g ~ yoness go12 ~
t,r- - n esss- ~ Ic~a. 49, U1WGg40 -.
v-ntson shsD heyst vr)l1sDopo96DGH - -
.ss,:a sse~ @s~'AA' 49, y. -: - "a
Give. uaA~ = - : 1n a. ~ ss ~ -
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-21


eve = offered in The West. Comprising In partof
Sole and Harness Leather,
both Oak and Hem!oce,
Collar Lea,h r.
French, America and Patent Cali Skins,
kips and Upper Leather,
of every quality.
Lninrs. Rsans. Morocco. Bindings Pat mt and
Plain Skirting Dash and Enameiled Leather, Lasts,
Findings &c. SC
Saddlery Hardware, Jspanned, Brass and Silver
Plated from the best manufacturers. Slf-adjust-
ng. Gig, and Pad Mes; Roller, Horse Shoe and
Sp Inc Tongued Buckles and in short every article
the harness maker. or Sadder can wish.
superior stock Of Saddlt S, Whips, Fly Nets; and
al wholesale only
Carriage and Crocers Bws. top Props, Stump
Joints, Coach Laces, Bands, EnameIled Cloths, &c.
&c.
Wo invite attention ofpurchasars. feeling satisfied
satisfy al, IN regard to quality and price.
HAlGHT x SEARS.
I'd 81, Sd door above Perry st.
ie26tf Davenport, Iowa.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-21
Storage, Forwarding Il Commission.

II ttis b. snch q the trade, v~ prepared to DO
a iare' amount = busin'ss Merchants sad others
rIak &c tnssnrnerts 10 our Naas.. nAy ret assurd
" III. utmost nd i'y part 90 th.f infrs<fs,
i:i IA n ir ou iRruents shall reesive pruspps 81
TENT 10 in ssi'~ snd retuns
u. a4'isis'toIy Icfsrerc, gven IN ai! esA0,
and ei'i nfrss.!e
lr.1y'"'I IVAN NcoAnH
r j. IN" DAILY sei weekly Guetts. ana Der pem
ssi o. ms city. ciily Arr :. and Advertiser. kfk
isiend weehiv Reporter, L'ws City. D. Wit CIinse-
MAN. Linn Comfy REGISTER. Valley fivrs, MsQuok,
q nttn'i Upton Advertiser apA Osfaiooso 4Snsts
" lss .eyy the atOy. advertisement till hrhiA.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-21
=. ". WILEY.

ceaie- In Choice Family Groceries, Provisions. Pro-
sduce &c. Second ST. bet Brady and Main. pave"-
port, Iowa. Nes'-
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=. Is. ~ a Bs - N q.

aporter and dealer In English, French and Garmah
Fancy Goods, Hardware, &c. Keep also constant
~ on hand large assortment of GROCERIES, Doi"s
tic Dry Goods, Hardware Sc oorner OF second aiii
Harrison streets Davenport, Iowa. octlou
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-21
A. =. MAXWELL, N. H.,

A. y. NDANWElD., N. H.,
eurreon, Oculist and Operator In Tenotomy and Pas-
tic Surgery. 8. W. corner Of Tenth and harrison
stsects, Davenport, Iowa.
REFERENCES:
Prof II A Ackley, NJ d, Cleveland, o;
l. Girest0ne, NJ d, do,
Ned Sup o/fhe " ohio Asyiam for Insdne
9refs q Amor, NJ d, Cincinnat
u Wood, N d, New York,
Oc,.iisf and Aufopidstic surgeon.
s,perat,ons for the removal Of Cataracts, ftoss,
srabismus or squiptings, Nare-Lp, Ciub-Foot, con
ractsd Limbs, etc. decldti
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-21

DR J. J. rOMSON, late of Massachusetts, respect.
fuv info, ms the citizens Of Davenport and yicin
~ that he has located In this c;y ID PHYSICIAN and
Sunopox and trusts that by industry and integrity 10
lis profession TO merit and receiye share thtp
koanaxe, OiRce In Atkinson'sBlock. dec2sdu
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a.. Z. PNsS II s.Ii.

,,orrcv and Counsellor at Law, and Notary Public
Particular attention paid To Conveying ana exam
ina,ion of Land Titles ONCE on Brady ST., IA - l
th.rwNx's building. "''io
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BUSINESS CARDS.

ID j. W. u. DA AkEK,
After an ex rience Of thr ecn years In the practce
Of Medicine and surgery now oibrs his professional
seryces to the citizens of Davenport, aud its vicinity
Particular attention will be given to Operative Sur
gery and Diseases Of the Throat and Lungs. Oil,ce
Ia Post Once Block, No. up stairs; house on 9th
strcet, between Brady and Perry. nov2Sdu
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Prints, Gin MUIs0uas. Sc.

Great variety OF shirt Eoso,ns
Fancy Colorrd Kid F!nsa SILK
Gloves; Pam and Fancy d =
Le'nes; Linen Lawns and Table
Linen
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-21
G C. a. nfrcnFiL, PUISAM.
.a.sisss.si. g. PUTNAM,
Attorneys aud Couils at Law, Davenport Iowa

ft.,-..svs .at tw. snl Nf,ars Pnh-
Haz. pf' '.,-. fb,.- - ft'.ys ''t''
p4soisfa ! "'l'''
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InA. ;. slNag,sN
n. Nll,IsOl I'm,

% .i rs,a,e Rrokrv ami Auc,ioneer. viii attend to
,he sales of City Property, Lots, Lands Farms, etc
nj Auction Office with Geo. l.. Nichols Lana
~ ,,,..,,a,, octl5
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-21
H0ODcsl s. Grass Cloth Skirts.

French Embossed Chintz; Cur
t'in Gods; India Swigs Mull,
Lawn Clavats, Book Jdconct.
and CaIEbric Muslins, striped
aud Plain Ea.usook NJ dsi!us
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-21

Notary Pubic, also Life Fire and Marine lnSuranc-
Agent onicc on Brady street, over Mtcheli's EnP"r
nm, Davenport, Iowa. lah'du
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-04-01
Barring Brother. q 90. Circular.

PEI G.ddd.l LONDON, trlcAS March IL. ls3S-5
The Colonial All Foreign Produce markets have stesdy
HI. week and fair has been transacted the prime pal
articles Of consumption
Sugar steady. BSEADsTrFFs eesrsT. CoTros quiet
MONEY continues n sctlve demand
CoxsoLs leave Of S qs for money 9t 9i or account
BAR sILvER5ici DOLLARS ) O.
Coco. tat OF SO bags Trinidad 0ay small pcrlon sold
from a4s coed gray fair red bags Grsnsla
10 in. ,
Trl-The market Is very quiet Common COneoa sasid.
2 n. .
CocHNr.L hr so bag. al suction during The week sOl a.
fun pces 10 ID advance. Honduras Silver S7G3O for ord
to fan and tod and Pes BERG Tsaesaa Silver
sdS Il and Blaek fru.r Q4l5
CoFPER ~ steady derAs Tough Cake and TIE fej best
Selected as Shea hius I'D \. n Sheathins ia
CoTroS-Sses the week 30 o&es stesdy priees At
Liverpool the hss become quiet yesterdays quotation
for rniddirs Orleans Was 50 = 10
WHAlEsoNr-Smsll szles ported ~ 4 80 for Polar.
CorFEE-Tbe sales of Plantation Ceyon have ssan been
very sm. eomprsns only 10 casks and go bbs and bs
which mostly sold tor low e. for Hd4ns eolO
10 bass India brought 81 for good ordinary bold pe
Prysely small sales Of Naive CeyOn have been made AZ So
a5i have uothinx report The Spring Cofss
sses Netherlands Trading Company will comprise the
following quantities AZ Rotterdam 2st March loo s
bales Java, and 80 PsdGnE. A. Amsterdam, 81 April
2l4 SIG bales Java, and lo7l5 PsiAns.
the CesS market On Aoed.y u supply Of Enstsh wee.t
very abort and soa readily 81 n sdyHEse u les s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-04-01

tinued shipments Of bar siiver 70 England and eee
where. Deeennt for PRIME signatures 10 again 81
cent and the tendency Of Exchange thereby has be-
come rather less firm.
MONEY win remain very dear ss hong as the East
Indie. continue TO draw silver, which viii most likely
be the case as long as sterling course remains 20
high
The private advices from abroad in regard TO Bread
rufs are favorable, and the Flour market CT l2ic
better. There s a good home and Eastern demand
State Brands are s7ae7 ali; saes, $4,000 bbh
Southern at full prices. There good inquiry for
Wheat, and the market Is finn; sales, Southern Red
at O. 6oasl IS, and 10 600 bushs. White Canadian,
part at O. IS for prime store. Barley firm sales
LOCO bushs Canadian for May delivery at 81 81. Rye
il easier. Corn at the close was dull. The Pork
market is frner, but not very active. Cut Meats and
Bacon, especially the latter, are very firm. Lard has
q downward<endency. The market for Sugars Is
firm, and reners buying to some extent. Moasses
has downward tendency. Cuba Cayed is lc.
lower. Coffee il dull. The Cotton market is firm and
active; sales 1900 bales at lc. advance, mostly in
transitu. The Wool market is firm but not very
active.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-04-01
Rieh.rd.on. spence q Co.. CircnIar.

Ip,y Canada LIVERPOOL Friday March a. 1856
prevalence e. sasery winds keePs out shipments and the
weeks arrivals are only $50 bushels Corn S55 bbs FLOUR
from the States 670z qrs WHEAT 400 do CORN rom Egypt
s5 DO WHEAT, $50 50. Com and S25 sacks FLOUR
Fsrrers deliveries WHEAT again large being lo2 ssi
qrs against 81 s79 qrs al 81 in the corresponding
The improved tore Of the Com trade noticed in Circular
tie 7 has continued and at Marx lane Monday
q q Or Tuesdays market better attended than for
time past and there more disposition eyineed on the
d 10 4d q bushe ADVANCE Fridays and If holders
had teen Inclined last weeks prices sales would have
been large. FLOUR wa: also more inquired Tor about y
Dbl Fridays quotations was obtained INDIAN CoSs ~ss
held l. ., or. higher but the sale was slow.
The agents othe Great Unknown have placed their Flour
on de market any have ;Sd about GO barrels at Bal
Today's market hrm with moderate trade passing in
Wheat further rise of Id to ID = 10 b being Id 70 Cd on
the week FLOUR active Tuesday and prices
UNCHANGED INDIAN Corn IN moderate demand az urther
advance Of Sd quartet The quotation; sIe f q
Dbl WHEAT-Red 9l0to 10 Il White 1914 to il3 20 ID
INDIAN CoRS-Mxod, - to Sl New.Oreans "hte, 50
fs0 H. London and Wakefield Markets, )dsy, 81 to 4 =
quarter deaier.
BEEF is 10 steady retail demand, the short cersnces from
have been withdrawn frsn sale and there
inquiry such descriptions at 95 10 1875 e nerce
All Quincy and Dodsous" las been closed out on private
terms
PoRx-NO arrivals Of American. Irish Il to p 3 barrel
dearer.
Bacon scarce and in good requesthe prevailing eastery
winds Keep out the supplies now ON the way.
LARD-1olersby firm a. late rates
TALLow-With free supply prices are unsettled and quo
tatoIs nominal. ~
RosIs inquiry, and sales reach about 5000
bbls. at 4 to49
BARE-Msrket continues bare.
CoTToSThe market opened quietly and remained dull all
about l6d the better grades. Cotton freely offered
ard owing the large proportion low dirty runs in the late
reports from New Orleans this class has become almost nom
although there any great business dong.
Middns" Orleans, l5i6di Mobile, 7lLi UPlands lS6d
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-04-01
To Mariners.

The Light Vessel which driven from her station by Ice of
Smiths Point mouth of Potomac River Va, will be returned
thereto the 18th Of March after which tune the light
will be exhibited daily from 20 sunrise
The Light Vessel Hoopers Straits, entrance to Ianger
Sound Md which lately driven her station
will be returned about the 18th OF March aud the
light exhibited usual every night afterwnrd.
The Bell Cape Henry, entrance 10 Chesapeake Bay
Vs has been much injured lately in gale Of wind
prevent being used present When ready for due
notice will be gwen.
BY order of the Lighthouse Board,
A. NJ. PENNOCK Lighthouse Inspector Fifth Dirtrict.
Capt Edwards of the ship New York at Charleston 18th ut
from Liverpool reports having passed the Frying Pan shoa In
five skons water about meridian the 25h but could
nothing the Light Ship Capt Edwards supposes she may
have broken sdrtt.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-04-01
nv telegraph.

HOLINESS HOLE March Sl.-Arr. at Holiness Hole 2s,h,
chr joseph Fswe from NewYcIk for Boston Brgtu; ~.
New York 18Th brig NJ. Ellsworth from New.fork for
Hsliax 3oth brig African Coos from Baltimore for ST. John
b with boet and shed schr Bennett whey,
from Esrro for NewYork with foresal and Jb split sehr
Lake TonpkiDs from Baltimore for Bucksport. -
HoPEo1K Va Marcn 3l.-The brig Vermont, Capt Slo-
cum from Baltimore bound Cork with cargo OF corn put
into this rort leaky, and has DISCHARGED
CHARiFSTON March 29-The steamship Southerner
arrived here At 10 o'clock this SATURDAY. morning
SAVANNAH, March 29.-The steamship Alabama, from
New York arrived here this morning.
BOSTON March 5l.-The ship Undaunted Capt Freeman,
was a Iycs on the 81 of March, loading salt for
The issued orders allow only those
had obtained permits load and that no further
Permits TO ship salt be granted.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-04-01
s.Sos a1d.sson Co Bergen. Mckee. Cry Point James
Hunter ca ,,. n r,~o~r
AYviye&.
=, sm.ii. Lirsrpool and . day. from

Steamship Emu ,Br), Small. Liverpool and days nom
" se.D.hip James Ads.r Turner Charleston, Hd'e
10 spodord TIestOD Co Sunday, P m - n" S.Svli
Sss ~ 30 M 50 miles n C.Pe Ha.sr.s
.Iehsn sed xnais With steamship knoIye bound 70 49,
"a .n.i with bite border and The ettst N The
center supposed be the Colonel ss'eriy no" ene'
sst Rober, Kelly B.,to~ Liverpool Feb o nd'e and "a
pa.s 10 Boyd Hineien. Parted CO. with sap Lucy 5
sr,e propeller .ts z Jan II the outward p.sa.e DeI
MS sreuy fell from the manynd overheard and 10
10 ION heavy gale nom =. 70 ~
W. laid "a hours bad At the time intense eod 1
and As.Sy .ppsH the o osss'S S" on ,hs A Of
Moptsul from Boat A B. Nelson ds w q Nantucket
Ship X Sherman nlTI 70 zsS CO. o. the Bi
a, a So lon 50 II large island Of zee Jul 'eet "sn' H
.l clsIs Bowl Glasgow and Greencck 50 days mdse %
Durham Dmon Experienced heavy Eaies from " 20 .,
and severe cold weather been since the 4h inst wan
l2O mle of the Hfhand, and had pilot on S9ssd nes Ia
during which hsd ~ and " w winds IN lat II ~ ION ~ saw
Bhs Psefe:: CDR OfY.mOoh Ms Hn;9n Cad. g days,
railroad iron order, vessel master Experiepced very
he A., Pesossco os BsnsUr Emery "a days
sehr Frsnk Pierce Smith, New Haven. ballast ,-,,-
schr Disdem Welsh, Gloucester, TAB to Woodruff x h0o'
schr A. Emmerson, Edenton, NC corn to master
schr Racer Jolnson, Virginia
sehr Roebuek. Kelley, Gloucester
schr Cumberland, Chase, Alexandria . nr
seL Americas Vanderbilt, ChMestOn' cotton to poiDef
scfr W sturse. COpes AeeOmack, corn to A C. Ravens
schr suns,sett Hudson, Alexandria, corn 70 master
Propeller Decatur, Geer, Norwich
Prof eller Pelican, Williams, Providence
BELOw-Ship Jaws, Jackson, Glasgow, mdse and pass 70
Dunn am 4 Dmon
SAILED-Shps Empire, Zerega, Liverpool; Albert Gas'9'
Delsno Liverpool; Liverpool keaney, Li'erPoo DARK j. ~
Morales Brown, Havana
Withholding the day, INV.
The Boom Derrick lowed down thi. morning 70 the brig
Demeara recently sunk by the and At present
ovenor and Bedows Islands They have succeeded IN set
tn the brig slung chains and in al probability VIII succeed
in raising her to-day. ~, iii .L-. -,
The wreekirg ehr. Eclipse Capt WEIGH with ancho e.
M IL bss beer ordered BY the Board Of Underwriters 20 the
brig ard (of Wilmington, " ca which went ashore on me
night Wednesday 18Th inst at CCrsons Inlet "neh Oh ni
yoysse from Aux CsyesfOr Nev-fork
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-04-01
The fluctuations in ConSolS ior the week were:

The iVHUWHlg Is an eNtraCt NVfn It.IeH IIVil
prominen, banking house in London:
LONDON, Friday, March IA, 1856.
During the week there has been an active de-
mand for States Stocks, with some considerable pur-
cases for investment. There has been less activity
the market for the various Railway Bonds but upon
the whole prices well sustained, and the market
gives promise of increased animation"
The following letter from Hamburg, was received
by the Canada;
"HAnBuRG, Wednesday, March 70, 1856.
Money s again 10 demand in Consequence Of con-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-04-01

TN-BaIes quiet but sPpesi supported sales OF Nv sizes
sA at SIC cash. -, -
TOBACCQ-Domestie continues scarce, especially Ken.
,prtv and pes are fully supIorted the demand fair but
,rsr lions limited BY the light supply Foreign "a firm but
oviet Manufactured 10 unchanged
TALLOW-The market a steady slnee the movement; he
soek reduced sales Of Is GO Ds City AZ loc. Ro1gh Fat
sells AZ 7e. -,
IsKY-he market better and The arrivals large;
,ses bSs Jersey, =. Sc fos OHIO and se
for Prison .
position 70 press sales The assortment i WITH
sales OF 60 ns Fleece 42G5o for medium TO tine quass
Pulled i, In quick demand AID prices si5enint sle Of
5000 s at saS.e for and ass for Foreign
quiet; sales Of 100 bales al IS e for Wa.hed Cortovs
and III 2Qc fl euii-e Rios
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-04-01
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEW-YORK. ....Ms-eh 81.


Ships. 2. Aast.n. Ca-k Galveston J. H. Brown Co. ;
Pacific G.dd Eeworeals Selson Sen; Liverpool. kear
new Liverpool, Grtnne Ainrurn L Co. Admiral. Bifens
HayTe, NJ Livingston
BGi-Corlla. Chase, New Orleans, stanton Thompson
Bnfs-Ama p bralscon, Sexna 10 Gran6e, c. & L. j. Pc
ter; ArAbella Day, Aspinwall. Panama Railroad Co
sehOOner-A fiomerfelt String Pensacola AeCresdy hot
Wilmington. d. C. Murray; D. B. Warner Harmon, Charles
ton. Mecre.dy Mott Co Smith Bacon, Bo~ton, w
Mckee; Era, Chamberlain Bestoo w. r. Hlrrek; NJ Van
Name Van Name. NOrfolh starges, ClssrnAn Co. Sea
Witch, EsvkiGs Albeit Dodge Co Tho~ II. s<yaers,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-04-01
Receipts Of Produce

BY Horen Railroad for geek sndinS Saturday hTeh %
ssSi Mi S5 Cattle 40 Csve, Is Sheep, 6s9 ID Ae,
$50 pkg sundes 5l bush Potatoes, 2i9 DO Grain, 2%o
bb Flour, 6 bales Wedding SO bbs Pickles 65'+ resrns
Paper.
he Hudsoa Reey Railroad for As vsek eHdia1 Saturday.
areh g. s6-liss head Cattle, SsS Sheep and Calves nc
Mutton $50 Hos', es2 dead Hogs is bes Pork IA do CT
DER 24ss DO. Whisky $50 do Ale $3.50 pkg. Butter, kc
1891 tush Grain 500 do. Potatoes kc $40 sides Leather
ss3 MIX $40 bbls Apples i97 kegs Starch SO los
Wool. 4 80 pkss. Paper.
BY Ere Rol,oad-. SIS bbis Flour ii pigs. Ashes, o do
MhIkky. $50 Do. ProYsioIs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-04-01

STOCK, BOND, EXCHANGE and COLLEC-
~ TON OFFICE Of
STEVENS b NORRIS,
No. Is Wihisn-st-
STOCKS and BONDS bought and sold the Brokers Board
COLLECTIONS made all points IN the United States,
promptly and at the lowest posshle nates.
LOANS and ssness Paper ssectiAted
LAND WARRANTS tsssAt ssa sssa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-04-01
rOt. Isl O4a 4a I9474s s07Ia ,sal = s4a ass ssls

The Milwaukee and La Crosse Railroad Company
concluded on Saturday contract with &essrs. Cham
beran Alden for the completion Of their road from
Beaver Dam 10 Portage City, distance of thirtythree
miles to be finished by the 3lst of December next.
The means for this extension al provided Messrs
Chamberlain g. Alden are among our most wealthy
and respectable contractors and their ability TO fulfill
the contract they have made is undoubted The road
when at Portage City, will be 95 miles long, and will
be pushed forward 10 La Crosse, the Mississippi
River, as rapidly practicable. When completed, it
will probably take rank among the most profitable of
the Western roads.
The private letters by the Canada are hopeful, and
all predict the conclusion OF peace There was fair
business doing in American securities in London but
the holidays had interrupted business on the Cont
nent. Most Of our foreign houses have received or
ders te purchase stocks and bonds but only to
moderate amount Money continued very stringent in
London partly in consequence of the payments on The
new loan.
The Statement, of the Bank OF England shows the fol-
loving variations compared with the previous week:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-04-01
Markets. CLHyFuLLY REPORTED FOR The TRIBUNE.
March a

ASHES The quite hrr with fair demand and
lint arrivals; Sc for Pots and 80 for Pearls
COTTOEA large business has been done al frrner prices
s.es OF bses mostly in transtu We advance qBot5
tons io 10 correspond 10 the Improvement
kEw-Y0RK CLASSIFICATION:
UuAndA Honda. Mobile. NO 4 Ter.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-04-01
paper Uarebouses.

DIAPER WAREHOEsE.-J. T. DERRICK.
l. SON Co., No. Beekmsast, oaes for sale % Tie
kvest terms:
Writing Papers, Esgiish, French and American
News Paper, al Sizes, weights and qualines
Book Paper ell sizes wei ghts and qaalitesL
Tissue Paper fancy coors and white Of the best qsaty.
Hanging Paper, white and eoored, Different wiotha
Hatters Paper, thin and Of the best quality.
Cloth Paper, S6x40 and toxls
English Hardware Paper, large sssortnsnt iuH srsvsk
ehesthins Paper Of the best quality.
Whipping Paper, Straw, Rag and Manila
Tea Paper ofaiherent sises
fH R0o6ns Hsysr, ssitshs fos reef. 10 ssnA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-04-01

Per Canada LIVERPOOL. Friday, March IL, 1855.
has been quiet the week with prices
in favor Of buyers and general disposition the part Of
importers realize No very decided dec inc has taken place
the qualities Of American bat the lower descriptions
have way 3D. 10 and the market closes ianey at the
following quotations:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-04-01

at auction by a. II. Nicolay:
coo New Orleans City e., 1875 interest .dded..... a.
70 600 Vrsitis Coupon &c. 1857 Interest added yt
oo NoIth,rp ucanA Railroad Goshen Line int added s
soOo LAte Ere Wabash ST r. let Mort. int add 7et
COO Toledo and Illinois Railroad let Mortgage int add 70
10 eco Toledo and illinois Railroad I'd Mortgage int added 90
500 Flushing Railroad Let Mortgage, interest sdded ~
S7COO Breckenridge Coal Co. Certificates each tl ec9
ehares n A. Kerosene Gas Light Company, y shsre 4
$50 shares Hsnpehire Coal and Iron Company, shueSf
80 ,bsres Pacific Mail Steamship Company 70
50 shares East River Insurance Company. o.
20 mare H,.o' , sIe .......lOO!
=. sneIee .- ,a-nr.n.. coV,Ts nv ..........
20 shAIss q a. E,nbais. Rsnt observation-disclosures. 954
% .hsIes G. 80 Va Bsnt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-04-01

TINE SEMI-ANNUAL INTEREST due and
Il payable in THIS CITY the lst Of APRIL NEXT on the
following mentioned Securities, viz:
MILWAUKEE, AND MISSISSIPPI RAILROAD CON-
PANY FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS, Per Centa
MILWAUKEE, AND MISSISSIPPI RAILROAD CON-
PANY INCOME BONDS, 7 Per Centa
MILWAUKEE AND MISSISSIPPI RAILROAD COM
PANY REAL ESTATE BONDS. 10 Per Cents.
ROSS COUNTY (Oho) BONDS, Issued for Erection Of Pub
lie Buildings 7 Per Cents
CITY or ZANEsl LILLE (ohio) BONDS, issued for School
purposes, Per Gents.
WIN be paid on Of the proper Coupons Of
fee No. Wll-st., on and after the lst proximo.
ATWOOD g. Co.