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NoRgorK, Sept 10, 1857.
The schooner ", A. Fas, which -ss ashore 81 Cape
Henry, vas gos or and b. arrived here In very e.Ky
condition.
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them from uch overwhelming disaster. The
pres he pulpit and the politicians Of Eoglsod
have uni ed ID d nouncng ne. The self righteous
Pbarisees OF Exe'er Hall persuaded the right
loving people Of Great Britain that we only
stood in toe path Of philanthropy and justice,
preventing its universal sway; aud listening to
their teachings, we have been reviled beyond
measure.
But the time has come when the people Of
Eng and will judge these social reformers Of other
lands by the fruits they bring forth; when they
will open their ears to other teachings than those
which echo from Exeter Hall India has read
and viii yet read to them terrible Lesson on
charity for the opinions of millions OF men who
differ from them in religious and social creed;
and it will be well for England II she profits by
it. We warn her to beware of the over Iighteous,
of the self styled philanthropists who believe
that orthodoxy is oDly their doxy. 1t will re
qnre long time for the material interests of
England to recover from the dsorg Anizasion Of
Northern India that has resulted from the inter
ference of the Exeter Hall propagandsts with
politics in the East II she would continue to
prosper she must separate these fanatics from ali
influence in Der policy, either foreign or toward
her own colonies and dependencies; for nothing
is more logically established than that sudden
social revolution and social Development can-
not exist together. The puritans Of Exeter Hall
and of New England would revolutooize society
at once, no matter what might be the result.
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contributed to the tide OF civilization.
These same Exeter Hall enthusiasts have car
ried on for long series Of years bitter war
against the social status Of a portion of this
Union They have preached against us, and they
have prayed against rs They have taken up con-
tributions and sent their gold here to build up
among our puritans q school OF the same fire
brand character. They have sent us lecturers
and agiiators Of every sex and color. Their
Counesses Of Sutherland have embraced our &c
utious Uncle Toms, and their George Thompsons
bave found here visionary enthusiasts equally
ready to join In the crusade against everybody
who did not come square up TO their moral stand
ard ard cut their garments according to their
peculiar creed. The puritans Of England and
the puritans OF America are Of the same breed and
instincts. A more yrapnical and opinion perse-
cutting sect has never been known. The Jcsuits
Of the Roman Church have facility Of social
adaptation that has marked their career with
material mccess all the world ever. But not no
the English puritan; his rule h q social as well
as a religious despotism, and where he prevails
be destroys or incites successful resistance Fog
drsd years ago, but he recovered from the shock
TO interfere with and ruin her colonies before In
the Wet and now in the East, for part Of the
Indisn empire has now to be re-crcated, and the
whole D. b. rtorganized.
Had not the good sense and conservatism of
the people Of this country resisted the establish
ment Of these Exeter Hall theories here, the cot
ton growing States of the South and the manu-
featuring interests Of the Northern States and Of
England, would oil have been involved before
Tow In one common ruin. That such blow
would have carried disaster and ruin TO many
other interests Of the community cannot be
doubtedior all the Interests Of society, like the
nerves and sinews Of the human body, are linked
in one sympathetic union-yet have no people
been 90 roundly abused as we have by those Of
England, for persisting in saving ourselves and
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EAExAaAFsETT Mxc6 SEQ sshI. s@slia s s.stsy
s.Ss: h. s A. sss s. g.
Fl H. sS ss % xsS mo Ss S%
in 5:ss i:.aa a..ss: bark Man. oss:Ss u
The h account Of head wind amer having been ~ far -
NswroRT March s-Arr schrs ,.evess. ssqdley; HUI
pss and .l1uss lhscss. B9ssn f0s Sa
Snars Fewer Robert. % for ws;sins:sn. NC; dAmaie
Also arr .chrs Belle Duncan Gloucester for Norfolk; JOS
Turner Croweli Boston for Kich%end Charm, kckerson
son. Edridge do for do; Martha Maria small Salem for
for NHaven John shooes Masthsws, Baltimore for Bos
~ schr. William, Tho%ss Portland for TorS; = seis D
fSp saf
&c; Thos nia Hart kocs,sad for RchmOnd Geo snaack
nan Ns.sS Queen sn,xs eavns repaired, Howard
In port hip Clarendon; bA,ks Edmund Dwight aud Lucy
essdss and sSsss pssDs1ns o 20 cat Wind
h @ o s0sn for T % Com Ls1asf
sehrs in port bark Dxgh brig Nelson; schrs Mary
eSs. esespt those rsDs Barn Maui 5oss~sl Hsala
from rrovdence for zsnzb which went TO sea from Dutch
NEW HAVEN. March liar bark Elm otsy, MAXWELL.
s. for CRU. srss Atlantic Merrill Msyssasz Pr;
ishN.T Srir hsinSSS Thompson Porto RICO Sid sshr.
Sophie Ann, Brantywine A Hazard, WORK Dart New
PoaTLAND, March s-Arr steamer Adelaide. winchester,
Turner Boston; ssrss Andes Ssrrymsn ssrdens. Lee
cssasns:; sesT Mary EPierce snith H.vsnn.
zIe v DYER Mcr1Se, pSiAds pSs Parker BucfmIa
% CD S s sseo4 ss M
vHHs .s Sarah sss au MARI S Havana.
ahA b ssap'hp NSs1 Aecs. ys:poe5
MaaDzss for Boston Mary slade Mobile for do brig Alta
pRoVI6EsSE March io-cld bark vctorine, Bukeey
.s 50 s x ss u:
FTrs Pha ..s scps Pointer Fo ~ HacrS
Ozark, and wfschss.er 6lsrk, Do SID scs Lydia Gibbs
sisoed and cSs,ss sr.sy d. Bs1k vISst,ss and :sS'
% "a ssc1 Sr
sE Bark Samuel Morey. Jr Holiness has been ch to load
S:sh ,A , s,s Aps s 2ess: sys.s
SAVANNAH Msrch s~Cid ships Georgia. Macoon, Liver
%i%" Fr sad oarda Navy seSars
1r ssfp GG Mach Ju Ann Stables Norfolk vi,
NYors for Fan sla iotS biz Hearco, Fig. Par.
m hi M 0 Ssss king . s.sP an Rssu.
BcSor for AP ~ al aa5TsA for
ley start alien Mercy Taylor Chase; aunsre, Darling
80" 7 RPXuI1H COVE. Hs.oS ., PM-Ar rbris Dyer
Bradmsn Havana for Nyort
10Th AMnln above arrivals Of yesterday, and ship
Iah AS|Arr last night, .chr Ocean Wave rsnger 70.
PSsdephis Hsrcs. Kelley Gloucester for do Ssroue
Grant scS na,aesss s~ boston Rshsr Ks,sy Pcrt.nd
ocean Wave
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BRoADvAr Mr. Blake 10 reoeai his fnsostt~ character
81 Jefse kufa IN Old Hesds ord touax Beps even
ing The cast embrsocs other anuus
whom 1e M. Daes aod Mr. and Mrs. A. Davenport
BOrrRr The nsnaser ssues very attractive bin. s-
ussal fnr Saturday uisht The sns open Win
"Jsct SHEPPARD 'hSteo Fslcooe foo~s ana The shole
closes viii gnuei iSe scout
Burrors- fbe bs,,rc.l pisv Of Wat Tyler 4. 10
be performed foe he sxh time tn svenns Mr. Rrougnam
~ 81 whinaralny I've Aod su-d-r silh author IN
choice par. constitutes be sfterpie-s
WAtIAcE's hiss feroo o, Of kesea" Il announced
~ ne LAT tns corseqaerty those who have not seen
he suhgrf In this pece snould present oppnr.
tunly "fromoiiOnh AMI xils Murder VII slso be per.
lAukA EErSEs -Psigyave Simoson's new MAY The
blst Boot and y. p. wilkins successful comedy
Young frw tort IN be per,rmsd hp ave ing nisses
1e casfa. w. ~ N
AsyiCbF THrArnv M. v. L Dsvepso-4 te,ssr, ,i-.e
svorie pays In two o. which he has sns5e cbararers foy
he otneht This evrr'nE Hs s.lec ors conprtse The
bgyptss' he Robbers WIFI" and the Seals Hunter."
Asrnc.S trstrv -The interesting domestic dram. An
noed "buh OAKLEY" bas created nuca sensaoo .mong
De huepter Of this estsb shment the sansre, IA In
dnoea 70 announce II for both afternoon ever ire
GrofCf CaRisrr woop's Nrsrarts propoae N sr,.e
en friends with various choice eccentric dsnce< A.
A.d We capital farce called the H. ppy Man"
bcsstsrs srRtSAprss arponucs several OF their Bpe.
series Of vhinscs'itc. and their most
,u'oAs eurietque the 'Oseap Telegraph"
raasIs bALL 80 over Of fun car fail No enjoy the
enertanneute nightly offered here parucu pry The
sP0eso hesdr1" ofJerry and Dan Bryant
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The Cosncilmsnio C,mnisse appointed 70 take Into
consideration the bes relieving Broad ~sy, mss
In the cocpc chamber ss p. n. yesrsay me chair.
man proposed TIA, third Of the stages that run
through Broadway be stopped 81 she lower end OF The
Psrb and The rest continue Tson or South erry,
and considered hat cousi, evsysby relieve the
lover psr Of Brosovay. which 10 most obsuue,sd
MI II ssrH pfopfie OF Of the hs,ison avenue line OF
stage, insi ibe above propoaiion iupr
tcsbe, and that II u could be carried ous vouo Oh.
~ oct Broad way The loser emo tie Park 90 a 10
make absolutely inpassans that 9r,a1way above that
rolni .eus De more o.uuced because the stages hav
nf snortr routes would make quicker uips, sad also
tha ne companies vito DO not run sne full ,umber OF
omnbuses allowed W tbsm ~ould thu pu, them on He
ikouft Broad vsy would best Slowed By nakiog the
pavement In The stree psroie 70 Broad ~sy good
IL 10 IN that street. By removing wAsbinston market
con prnns ,nr cavern steamers 70 lspd on tne East
street.
NJ srsI-os, os o, the propre,ors q the Esss
Bro1-sy ADD Dry DOCK hae Of STAGES, ~as Ia favor Of
vld,niss Church sroes and extending Ito the Bate
Mr. Rourrr B4nnsr P,e.lser, OF the X aichsrbosser
sa Con any pruposcd " relieve Broad var sy pro-
psrly psvirp the parallel ssveets.
NJ. A sAnSssII Presi zen, ~ The Ne~ York Con-
ssss, the loser end OF the Psrr; coasderef Il i'm
psotcaole; would bockads that part OF Broadway,
&c, &c.
there are a7s stages belonging 70 the several e,mpa
mics that through Boad~y
Councilman rrssKID thousn, that Broadway could
bot be rel,e,ed BY nomccps'hi' doses MAT nswav
TIE AIdsrmanc oomm iiiee on the Relief OF Broadway
met a2P n, on F.'ds,, in Aldyman v.entoes once.
City Hall there large number Of persons present.
Who WINGED sree Interest Ia the Question opening .
rec avenue on the wet Of Broadway Tay vers strong
y oppc,ed 70 Dskns . bss avenue ron Union square
70 The Battery, threush Greene apd Cbu'on svecss Col
ltle place. &c. NC. Spcecbes vere made Ags,sst -
avenue through and In favor OF through
Cbv'rriy place woosNy stsees ana Yves, Broad 10
he Battery, BY many prominent property o-neys along
both pyrpo ed ,eu'es Among them we're Bed -ei,
J, PerriDAn Richard warren Gt ere Warren " A
Wedsevocd, joseph Hn0cm, ". J. smth, =. W
prioseon, Palmer, James Murray. Theodore
Bfobsor, bsec Patton, no. motion was made that ell
present vere In svoS Of avenue through University
plaos Wooster street and Fast Broadvay Battery,
and OF abimossiy csyycd The committee thep adjourn
ed tli Wednesday next M2PM
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Personal Intelligence
NJ. eeorfe Peabody yas M Ausnsts n,

Personal Intelligence
NJ seorfe Pesbcoy vas In Augusta Ca, ON the 10Th
Lieutenant General wirse,d Scot, reached v.sh,ps,ou
On tuesday He To the enjoy Of excellent besIlb
secrcsy Marcy designs making q tour tsyougb En-
rope, leaving The United sates ne 90 inner on All
John Mischen hes lately arrived Al H., homs An r.,,
Tennessee from hs iecturns through The Es
cities
ARRIVALS.
shin Empse City from .splp s-Cspt Chapman u Joy
chi drer Eicssn and e in the seerase, feans;
kciolni De Yrtte two Mesxrs McCoun Col Walton two
hessrr ChD6s, add In Tie Storage Havana
rEPARruREs.
f~ liverpool In he steamer Niagara from Bost0n-Messrs
~ hichards, " Cnsmb~rlsin n Lincoln, Ha-.e
IA William DAVIS wife and infant. aenry sampson snd
Isos t0tora Of Boston Joseph sembrnok Of soah Boz
90 bss Cbsmbefhia. Of rsew John l. Lincoln of Pro
Nideuoe lssse MAJ Of Dover. Miss Dsrusmont hdnuud
Bfuvn, n Cevelspd Victor uclos asd william tssin %
nnsr we ard tvo hfsns Eery - er ~ife and t~o in.
Nerdwsss Parsons, II svsnnsh kopnstt Of Call
frt2 Jbsries Mckay and Gen Aersatsr OF British army,
~ thpran. Of Osnsds; Mr. pc-oh Of IUonto, sb sham
turb dtbg and .brsm pusr Of ftalg -% For ialfsr =
hefr foster ~ ao~iou; Rerj hobsrs Of wsidobo-o,
Gore lsrF n prve- n b sbeDsy - Rsnd, ~ Corn.
wans;g ssrvn, vs-d. John sca ans william sur:
tfss q hHhiai g ih-v. - sovs Sc la sNcKsy I'd
! NckN o,Pic'Qu, Heny Altman, Of xsareh-ls-ro
- 81
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Naval Intelligence.

APPOINTMENTS IN rHs NAVY.
The Following Dapso officers have recently been coz.
oymsd By the senaNs-
Jsvs j. wlpisns Marius Duvar 70 be sur gems In
the raw.
eorsss and A. N. veddv TO be assistant sur
gtons IN The navy
hSles Abbott W be purer In the saw.
5tnry Wood TO be q ohaplsin IN the navy.
7 hsddox and WIN B slack 70 be captains In
The msv'ns eo.p
a, JANE, wlsy, George R, Graham and J. r ~. TsupalI
n oe hrft beetensne M TIE marine covps.
M.nner sn n. fostsinse 70 be second
Florida
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MARITIHE INTELLIGENCE.


ALnArAc yoH NEW YoRK-rHs DAT.
~ .,......-~ IL NOON 10 IL
w sE1s .......... % HIGH WATER ......morn III IL
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vyer~Ia marine Correspondesoc.

PHILADELPHIA, March IS .FIna AT bsrh Emblem.
Davis RIO Jsneiro schr lsabeus va tB ~ Jsgo de Vu
bal steamer Bos on, selle~. Ffork 60.
PeueneIi Cardenas schrs sroup, Corson do Magyar,
Bsver er Port spafr Trim; Geo DARBY .uiner Wfndiss
steam f4sre Princeton IN still sshore IN the Horse shoe,
Where will doubucss remain unu The ufes becose fu err
scbr nj Cushns before reported ashore At bewes vas
~ ~ nv Mr. Wslsr vrechmsser for the moderate sum N
fso SIZE Is nearly repsired aud win sail In two or three
dave tor destination (nardenssl
m,sreIianeous and Dssssters-
az Can't sesbury, OF keich Commerce, at Philadelphia
from no de Jsneiro VII please sccep, eur thanks for hs
favors -
sw eyfi-FuHoqa wAig, F.l ssgsf'aI pYss Y'Ys
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THE MILITARY.

AT MEETING or TIKI JAMES MutIIGAN
n Guard, held At their hesdl IFS street
teutiou having called advertisement The Herald
stating that this COMPANY had determined W change
was unanimously resolved trai communication be
tb, edtsr Of The Hefsi In the words fouewlrg-
~ knfroR-5hc undersigned msmberp OF the James
Munxan Quad observed 9Th surprise ard regret the Ad
vcrtsen2sDt IN columns announcing pretended
ton ha this company be and hereafter known by
osher Than that under which originally organized aud
whah bears Thai Advertisement contains the
OF signature, The name Of Y u. 1ernay, chairman. The
ADVERTISEMENT In far W anae from,
have ts ear otcn of James Muran Guard incorre
In ssyricuiAr The James Mubgan Quad is STILL
ful number and fine feather The undersigned ut
erly repvdis any attempt 70 change the such
position broached In the company even coniem
plated Your publication OF this communication Will much
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COAL.

- - -
&c % ~ WANT ANY, GOOD COAL. RsD on
w. While ash. stove, crate furnace si,es ana
warranted 1000 pounds he CAL Al 81 West wsshngou
plaae. ~ n. HOWnIJ1
" Lehigh and achuykil Whit ash Of the FIRST quality aud
reduced price: also Cumber land. liverpool English
camel aud Breckenridge NJ lowest market rates
HRrRv REEVE,
Corner Canal and Centre and Jane and ives, s,s
CUMBERLAND CoAJ.-wx HAVE IN YARD. TIE
~ best quality Of Cumberland coal Of the mine for
siesm purposes and ape Cumberland for smhs Dealers
supplied. TRUSLOw BsOfHERs
200 Cherry, and lH Grand strecu. n T.
aud sdjonii 9 Peck clip ferry, WniAwapws'
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fNYFICE OF TIE MICHIGAN SOUTHERN AHD
street. New York March ~ 1887.
hereby given ne h.ders Of the nc-me bcsds a
this conpany due The let ~ oomSewv
"a now PREPARED 10 redeem ssd bonds with interest bee
70 day Of settlement BY exchange therefor
uua bonds Of the the Price III per cent oarvy
ing accrued ipte cot from sf November last To eli
who do not prefer sBch exchange unsds n
cssh At The Office Of The and after the 1h q
March instant with interest accrued day OF aJment
kDwIN y. L1rCHFIEID freAsursr
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CrF1oR VETERAN CORPS OF Isl2-rHr CORPS
~ vD assemble a. the Seventh ward Hotel l13 Madison
street unday March Is Al half o'clock p
full uniform W funeral henors brother
fonieY Daniel Hsper In the 6eth II his age Muse
viii be procured the occasion Puncus attendance Ia
requested BY order. H. RAYMOND, Colonel.
1sAlc N. PIYrE, Adiutast
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LOAN OFFICES.

DRs. HOWE BLAKnNy HAVE TAKEN ROOMS Ar
IL 81 sixth avenue, Washington place Teeth exkNc-
without main by freezing
by no other prsr3oBsr in ibis city Operations surgtcnI
or meekani~ DENTISTRY the approved scientfc pri.
oiplse The crcumsssnces o. he poor considered.
DryrIsrRYs-pn r. a. DuRKrN, CANAL grRrrr
~ rear ysrcs. oldre lIa new, $50 invites attention. =
successful experience Daily with he
new ana harmles benumbiHs agent preventing Iii -.
Prices moderate
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II THE GENTLEMAN wHo WAS ON BOARD OF ONE
OF the futon terry boss las Monday morning. 9th
inst from New York 70 Brookiyn, who his
psme eoree tongford any other passenger then on
board who he attack aud abuse Of the SUBSCRIBER
by one OF the dact hands N the bat the employ OF the
psny viii be Dind enough to send his address
r5d residence 10 Offices Noe and Waahngo, Builaing
2 ur' street city of srcotyn on or before ruesdsy next
the nth inst favor viii be conferred ADD
March II, 1851. JOHN ROBINSON.
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IF MISS ANNIE RRAINARD IL IN NEW YORK SHE
viii old lady friend Of hers ~ No. 32i Hudson
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BOSTON. March l2-Arr shio Csio Burr, Manila via 81
Helens e,s Frrtns Carver, Eooik Teiegsphed -sarks
con. = ship Poar star rearson No,iesn.; bsrts os
lr) Masters 81 'bomas; schrr Frances Newton aurinsn
wave s.is%c;s kl.u Iass. GsIo; SyS,s xs.ssEs yr:s
s,rsog breeze ships Geude Nsabs,; barks Rae Hssngs
osmapp liberia Dency rndapa brgs usrtha worungton
Forbes e, At oc'ocs ,hs msrnins Cor Holmes Hole 70
tor 70, nj ship Sparkling wave
.hss winssis from no Jsassro o~ .,eamssip locust
Point French. rycrs; b~h arteIope Mcpcnad, RIO Ja-
re,rp ,sd msrte, brr Vim " srune K.isht Csd, Mary
20 Carbon jayne iyjes 4, a,ss II Joass Fissee so
s. s w n cos 90 pasoo
H,draDses Butler. NBedford; Rendeer. knner Prov.
dsnce I'D brig rrapols jane kirch 81 Johns Pe bark
Summers cibo. PR
oily PoIsr,, ssrrh s-arr ship Hermine tBrem), Ras
ith-Arr barr Rein6eer simnous Nyork load Tor Rio
Jsnero hrs Antebpe, Jones, do schr j W Roche John
GEORGETOWN &c. March T-cd schr Independence, Dir
ueiSUcEsfER March s-arr brig. Sarah, Hll,.e,s North
bieHLaS6 Lis lou Ssr Sa Ii Paorsssss out banks
fyr ss sSs s s oa s .ss
,s,rp a. 'ssr Ger ves,ie IS rxPs.ns cut ship
sosi R S. XXI S Sin .h sw jar. e sna osow
Rcsciss Cook Bsvre; Ottawa (Br) Crswftrd NOrleans.
chip Oregon tsr) Archer Liverpoel' schr Waller
MOB EolK, March ii~hrr scbrs Howes, Newport; A
Chase. Wiron rrovidspre
U ss March lin per- nsy :y Victory 90
The 80 burt by Me- Currer Townsend for Mr. David
c-.. rycrt .nd Int 1ded for liverpool pschet she
NFw BEDfosD, March r-s,a .chrs Elizs I,won, Chase
NfWki ~, yN Bias, Hatch, Bucksyine, Sc
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~ VIII meet al the seventh ward Hotel l3 Madison
on Sunday, March 10 s half past two O'Clock In full
uniform n funeral bonors decessed brother sol
der napel Bsper In the SIXTY eighth age
viii be provided The Puncsual
quested ny order IN. RAYMOND, Colonel
IslAcM fHYYE. Adintant.
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OCCUIIsTs AND AURIsTs.

ne. WHEELER, oCCuLIsr, sss ROADWAY Dr.
- votes hs attention 70 diseases Of The eve Chrc-s H.
nsn nsucn o. The eyelids enec,ualy cured ri~s spssn
g moves without operation Once bou-s e1tf ri.
FRENCH NpnfA eyes u superior quality On tale
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Personal.

nOMHICK LAWN, SHORMAKER-wHEN LAST
~ beard Of was in ferro hAuts Indiana VIII relieve his
mober anxiety respecting him BY addressing her 70 The
Of Mr. small s. Cecar street Any knowing his
address viii obige by communicating II
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TyHE DELAWARE AND &RfTAN CANAL, WILL -
opened for navigation Thursday The lHh inSk TAs
lrapght Of win be limited six feet three inches u
Aprtl JOHN B. THOMSON. becrotary.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-27

A III. colors, styles and prices at
ELEGANT Frcuch Prints, Biniiant.s, Printed Jae.
IL oncts and Lawns, gr' at variety at
J b SUTTON 4 co.'s.
A LARGE assortment superb styles Fancy Dress
IA silks, also Q choice lot Of Black silks chssp At
msy6itf Is SUTTON d cos.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-27

HARDWARE. 1
HARDWA ARE!
For The Spring Trade!
1857!
TCLOsE & CO.,
Are now receiving immense stock OF HArdware
adapted to the wants Of city aud country.
BUILDERS HARDWARE!
wcdevote much ofou- time attention to this De
partm-nt Of our trade. Our stock eIlbrA-
e.s everything In this line.
MILL FURNISHING GOODS!
This Is another speciality OF our trade. Our ,tek
Is probably superior 10 any in the State Wem-
tend to keep constantly gu hand the very best
of Saws, Files. Betting, Packing, &c,
the Market affords.
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS,
GUYS, CUTLERY,
MECHANICS TOOLS,
In fact our stock is complete containing everything
nnnlly asked for In the way OF Hardware. Deal
ers and eonsumers cannot fail TO nni 1t to
their advantage to look through our
assortments.
April 18th, 1857. T. CLOSE Co.
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MANILES AND CRATES,
Msrbeined Iron Nantes and Crates, OF every :.
and In beautiful patierns, constantly On hand
and Tor safe at manufacturers prices.
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Fairbanks Patent Scales, manufactured by Livnss
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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-27

DAVENPORT, TRACK, IOWA +!
T,RE FIRST MEETING OF THIS COuRsR WILL
4 commence OIL Wednesday, the let, day Of July
1891, And continue throughout the week.
FIRST DAY
I'm. I-sweepstskes for half mile Horses. a26
Entrance. Three OF more
Propretors TO add $50. Single Dash--Catch
Weights.
No. 2-sAME DAy-Sweeystahss for all ages AIo0
Subscription. $50 Forfeit. 500 aaded BY the Pro-
pritors. Mile Heats-To name and close the lbthday
" June 1857,
SECOND DAY.
No. i-Swrepsiakss for all ages. $50 gubscrp-
ton. Sito Forfeit 2 or more b. make race, to
which the Proprie.ors will add $3.50 , mile heats
To name and close the 18Th day Of June 1857.
THIRD DAY,
No. i-sweeps'ases for ali azes, 500 subscription
$50 forfeit 10 VIII ch the Projectors will add $780,
or more to make race. Two mile heats-To name
AMI close the 18th day OF June 1857.
FOURTH DAy.
subscription, which The Proprieiors will adj $50
or more 10 M the Stake. Four mile heats-To
close the IS b day Of June 1851
The above races will be run under the rules Of the
Fashion Course. on Long Island Which rples this
Track has adopted.
Nominations and entrances TO be made with the |
Pioprie,ors, Davenport Iowa.
Races where money Is aided, to be adjourned In |
case Of bad weather II the Propretoss think proper
April 90 dam. DARK. ALLEN.
p. s. "Spirt Of the Times and hPorter's Spirit"
"a Dt lily Adrertiser Detroit, Michizsn and Daily
Times" Chicago, copy tally TIL July LIST, 1857.