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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-01-10
Ny Spring Goods have Arrived!
CONSISTING OF
Cloths, Casdmeres, vestings,
GENTS. FURNISHING GOODS,
Readv-made C1othinpl

GENTS. EURNISHlNG GOODS,
Ready-made Clothing!
II is nesdless 20 say amer the long detention Of
these things BY the state OF the river, dat ready
70 exhibit my STOCK fer sale to ustomers and 10
qnsly needles TO say that my gosds
u fall nd also very choice. was il the eastern
market before the stocks thers sars reduced, anu
consequently had good chance for selection. Ny
CLOTHS, C.sSsIMERS 4 vestings
ready 10 make up to order at short notice, 10
tho best styls Of the art
Mr.. Dunn who has been my cutter for the past yssr
wll remain with ne to give Ms and my friends 'Ass
Heady -'iade Clothing Department
wall supplied witt goods md selected with
the truth of me above stateEnsnta. Please cAiiat
EDWARD ALDEN'S
ClothinS store,
Second st., opposite Le Claire Roao
Dassapofs, Apl adn EDWARD ALDEN.
FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING
AT JOHN yoRDAN's
IOWA LoTHING SToRE.
A LARGE sud varied assortment ofMen,s ana
AKoys, Ready made Clothing, embrso
Ing approx adstylee, and mad By
coed workmen out ofthe best material.
Fine, medium and common, Union, Beaver, Felt,
Pilot, PeteTsham and Flushing, Rangups, Sack san6
Paisto oyercoat., Cloth, Dress and brock Costs Of
various eoors and qualities. Cloth, Cashmere Sasi.
net, Velvet and Tweed Pentaloons. SIX, Satin, Va
len,ia Tsnsdowh velvet, Pla.h, Cloth, ca..insrs,
Jackets Drawers. Underehirts, Hosiery, Suspsndsgs,
Glover, ,Crayats Collar, ,Btoeks,
Ties scsris. Winchester and Scons approved Pntent
Shoudefseam Shirts, Umbrellasand alartielesusaals
ty kept in gentsmans furnishing stores, including
Robes do ChaIbreand Revere vss.ssnd ovsrsoes:.
meres and Vesiings-ail OF which will b made up to
orjerint the bestmanner with pSonptness 1t accom-
modaiing prices, and BY competent wofknsn. 1Aie
assablishmentisn the monthly receipt ofthe letess
Rasbionsso nsrusted 70 thsn may bs 70.
liedupon being the atsststyle by those who de-.
sreit. All manner plain wegk, k,and work ofa gen
teel mediam ,prompt sttendsdto - heretofore.
HATS ofs new sty yletogethsr with all oftAs com.
mon kinds constantly on hand.
patronage ,thes beoSibs rconadent
ly hopes 10 omerltacontinnanee oftheaame.
JOHN JORDAN.
Msrehsntrailorsnd dCiothier . FFontssrses, sppo.
sitethe Steam Mills.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-01-10
Dry Goods, Clothing,

Ory GoOos, C1oCo10&, eCo.
WE are now Offering at0ur new stare, No. II Bss-
w dy ST., next door TO the Post oMes, aspisndid
ASSORTMENT of
CLoTHIN6
like manner, and the latest stylc Of -
DRY GOODS,
consisting n part OF French and Enslish Nsnnoe
plain and nglxed Alpacas, black, plAiAand eeloseA
Dslaines, ell wool CashmeFes, 6inGhams gCAlteos,
White Goods, Eniefoiderisa, Ghavls, 4Cloaks, Do
mesttc Goods In ali their branches.
Hats and Caps ~ Wholesale and retail, and
great many other anicles too nunnsroust TO nea-
lion. All Of which will cell low thsy ca be
bought anywhere west Of New York.
Country merchants are particularly invited 70 ex'
anime our stock before mskins their purchase.
We shah at all times be happy to show our goods,
doubt not but enabled 70 suis The sloeess ~
we'll as the most lsstidious buyer.
aug 90 so dWu STRAUSS & GOBERNDORRRR8.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-01-10
AN ARKANSAS JOKE,


An Arkansas correspondent OF the
New Orleans Piceyune tells the fol-
lowing good one:
In early times, in county not tar
oil, these country dram shops were
common, as they were all over the
State, where tho b'hoys met every
Saturday evening to shoot for wlis-
Ky and get drunk, and cool of with
fight or two. On one Of these occas-
ions big etrapping six iooter, full OF
''bust- head and Dutch courage, hav-
ing been beat at the mark by
another, slapped his fists, and could
whip any man who could beat him
shooting.
This was not noticed by the man
for whom it was intended. That, OF
course, made him braver and madder.
He roared out:
II kin whip any black eyed sucker
wbokin beat ne shooting-whoop
The man aimed at still said moth
ing.
Six.footer here btlsd over--so he
walked right up to him, shook his
fists in his face, and said:
"You kin shoot, kin yons but you
dar'n't to fight me--l'm a unanimous
hor seel Whoop-ee!"
The man addressed still said moth
ing.
Six-iooter roared again the louder,
and said he must have fight il he
had to ''buy it," =,
"Look ere. Slickefngoeasy. il you II
give me a Jdr fight I'll give you a
COW and calf.
....Slickem deliberately began to strip.
Saws he: "It thar's anything to be
made I'm in" SIX footer turned a
little pale--couldn't back down now
struck q ring pitched in, and Six.
footer got most confoundedly and
soundly thrashed. Rose, shook the
dirt of, and swore he wouldn't pay,
"for 'twarntin the bargain he was to
be swolloped,"
Slickem said an sue you"
"Sue away" said Sixtooter; and
mounted his bearskin and rode of.
Sliekem went to the comfy seat,
saw a lawyer and told him his case;
= lawyertold him it was good case,
and he would gain it for him; told
him to make ont an account 'for work
and labor DONE" and sue him before
justice Of the peace. He did so;
justice Of the peace gave judgement
Tor plaintiff, and ordered the constable
to drive the COW and calf to him
Here it rested. The defendant was
heard to say;
swell, | reckon that mout be law,
put my losing that COW and calf all
come o my not kivering all the pints
in the trade, ls'pose!"
A harmless crazy women, who TINS
about Rochester, entered the lmmacll'
late Conception Church, on Christmas
during divine service, and took aseat
When the contribution plate was pas
sed, che suddenly seized it from the
hands of the collector, and emptied its
contents into her bosom. Amid
much excitement, she was taken on
and by threats Of imprisonment, was
finally induced to shrink, " and shake
the money ont other clothing upon tbs
door.
THE Rsy, E. II. CHArM, in re
cent discourse from his own pulpit
declared that he honored first OF al
the man who came out boldly for TIT
right, and &ext to him the man VIII
came ont openly and bravely for tn
wrong; while he despised as tn
meansst Of men he who would no
commit himself to either, bat was for
ever trying to dodge between thetwo
A gentleman asked little girl wha
it was that made a person feel s
when another tickled him. 81 suE
pose itis the laugh creeping over him,
,a was the instant reply.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-01-10
WOODEN PUMPSI

THE subscriber Is now ready to furnllA W0ODRN
Pumps TO order, Of any lsngth O ooHedty.-
These Puups made that wser viii mot freese In
shsm. Warranted 20 work we'll for ons year. A91s.
duct logs furnished to order.
Orders may be left at the once Of D. Z. shorsy, ESQ
or with the subscriber at his place Of business
Shorsy's Machiae shoF,. J. e.. SH0RxY
Davenport Nov 10 dwtf ss~
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-01-10
Copper, Tin and Sheet
Iron Shop.

Copper, Tin and Sheet
Iron Shop.
lin and sheet Iron Jobbing .shsp, on Sec.
ond Street near Harrison street. A full assortment
of the yarous nrtices CON posing III , stock Of co
eiete 1in-ware aud storc store. All sorts of WE'LL
cisterr, and Double s-Ac.ing Pores Pumps at all
Lad Pipe, Sheet Lead, Sheet Copper, shee. zine,
and Bathing Tubs on hand constantly.
Their long experience in the baeiaess makes she
subscribers confident OF satisfying all calls made IN
Particular attention paid 10 Tin Roofing and espe.
elally to selling Williams Patent Pump with ball
valve Is
NEW TIN STORE.
THE subscribers havs just toPensd store on iar-
they intend manufacturing and keeping constantly
on hand all kinds of
Copper, Tin and Sheet Iron Ware,
Partic attention paid to Roofing, Spout and
Jobeing. Country merchants can rely upon being
supplied with T.n wars at Wholesale prices.
kags, cid copper, lead, &c, taken u exchange for
Notice.
THE subscribers have this day entered into co.
/ panIershipin ia the Merchant Tailoring business,
under the naDs OF "A. CAsFEEL q Co; ara VIII
carry on The business at me old Gand, Nnefo nay
sc .olnd fresh assortment oi
New and SsasOnable Goods,
fol Gsntlemer,s car, and made up 10 order In me
latest stylss. We have on hand large assortE ent
oil the best made Furnishing Goods, consisting OF
all varieties of
Shirts, Undershirts, Drawers. Stock Ties, cra-
vsss, Gloves, Nitts, Socks, suspenasrs,
Braces ard everything in his line, for sale st low
'''a'A Wv 80 A. cAsFKEL,
GEO. LATiMkR.
Davenport, Oct IS, $50 nov lsa
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Fontsnelle Bank Of Bellevue,
HAllayua, NNbraskA.

JOHN WEARE, President.
THOs. II. BENTON, Jr, Vice PIest.
JOHN I. ToWN, Cashier.
,ISHE subscribers are the st0ckholdoJs and owners
L ef the above Bank, and srs By tho provisions Of
lie charter individually responsible for all ~ lssass,
and viii redeem ~ notes In ooa ~ Vie eeuntef o.
the Bank At Be lsvue, Nebsaskss and ses n.nk oi
EiSip, Elsiu, Illinois, once OF Greene d Wesfe,
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, and Greene, WsaIs 1sntoL,
Council BiuHs, Iowa, Ia Exchange on New fofk -
rsAt rates or In on rrsnoy.
NORRIS @. TOWN,
JOHN !. TOWN, ...M
k.B.aRAvGS,
GREENE 4 WRARR,
GREENE, WEARS HENToN.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-01-10

yI,HK uadersigasA hsviAx dispoAsd OF their easi-
,asihoI ofthankng their former patrons for .theis
slnd Ana liberal custom, and would rsquestA cen.
tInuance Of the same 70 the new Arm.
sept2 NJ 1uOMEsoN ~ w.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-01-10

g.-.. z RaAnxM, Y. W. hstAAk
- '" S36AMAM r KERNEk,
Yervsydlne ara Cannissien 1exshaan,
No q BURRONS' NEW BLOC *, FRONT STREET.
- Davenport, lows.
Orders ssticits1 Serths purchase OF 1fs'h' Sisu''
Wool and ProAae Geessaly.
'--sIl -Rn1aA8Ac8e-
burrows * PTsuyDan, DevePpors, IOWA.
W,sa. Pussy d Wiss, pAu., ,Hy
srsnsss, Na1ssrss Co., ri.t.burs, Pa
5SssSS S 3. Eaer, St. Louis, Mo-,
@ Na1Hde q Hanaey, CaeinnAu, Ohio,
5. xi 5. zsDsn:id = Co., Wsl.vi'ls, ,..oa,s.
5f Mohian Martin, " !.
HssnH, Gassstsoa4 Co., Cleveland,
Assaey HinclatS u
Jnase Graham, New Garden,
Merchants generally, Salem,
feb 81 l8S9-d0
M. DALZELL q CO..
wHOLR1AIE AND RETAIL G1OCIRS;
HorwarAin9 & kComuAisstol = MorehaI5s 90
Dssisrs In Salt, Cement, PiasssTt Giase aod Nlh'
Cosusr I'd 4 Rervy SU., UAvsHfoATs IOWA.
JSa - le6e
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Qbtbinl.
New Goods! New Cesds!!
EDW ARD AIDE N
sMeTcltSySsG Tailor.

Wholesale and Retail Dealer In
Re a d M ade Clot hing,
Cloths, Cassimsrss, vsstiAe, Gents Fur.
nahing Goods and Tailors, Trimmings,
III ASJast returned from the east with ons Or the
- largest and bestseiectsd stocks Of Rools svsF
h iof - this market consisting To pan of
BROADCLOTHS.
Englsh, French, German and Amerdcau of the a.
nest quality and latest styls OF goods,
CASSIMERES,
English, French and Am srican Of svayv va,,.tv ~
style, color and qnality
VESTINGS.
White Marseiiiss, Matala ere, White Loudon Ptsur
ed Tinsel and Coiored Silks, Fancy and PIsin fiik
Velvet, Fancy Silk and Linen, Italian siik 0rsna.
dine, Satin, Italian Cloth, SILK PLUSH, and tsacy
Cashmere in great variety.
OVERCOATING.
Black, Blue and Brown BYoadcloth Union Whitney
and Pilot Cloths, Fancy, Blue, Brown and MuIbesYy
Castor Beaver, Canada mfxod and SataYa Of the H..
test imports.
READY-MADE
rsr-Costs, Over Sacks, suYtouts, Resine Jaeketa
and Talmas, Prock and Dress Frock Coat Of al
qualities snd styles, SILK, Velvet, Plush, Cloth,
Cashmere and Valencia vssts, Cssmstt, kattnett.
ioubie and twist fancy and piafn Cesaimsre md
Doeskln Pants; Den'n and Guernsey Froeks, wrap
pers and OveraIis.
FURNISHING G0Ana
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EsTIIAY NOTICE.

EsTISAY NOTICE. 1850
A,x,s~ yI'AKRN up BY Young Stokes IN
GGM Pleasant Valley, - Strays, one
VA red Cow with . few white hairs in
H-N her face, with > sucking Calf, red
2 Dand white, an undsrbit on The right
ear. Ai.s. one spsckisd Cow, split II her len ssr
ard hole In the right e! and ssrn saG asss
saa crop nd spit ia the len, With ssll hstss.
Cd win leather strap. Also, eas siasx asiss
al, "a ,H.iSs, Viz ,issS .hits o. her fesehesd sa4
SSily; 10 nsnIAs sll. JosAyA p: rAlt0H ri..l, T.,
(Aai'WW 49,, -,.y.azs - y = : is5 "
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N0VSI, SIGN AND 0RNAKXHTAL FAIaT-
Inc, PAPER HANGING, ETC
TINE subscriber would re-
i specially announce t. Ills
D1fneads that be viii continue no
sAovs business In ali its braEei,
ss at the old sta nd on Perry street, between Second
and Third Streets.
His long experience tu the above business Etr-
rRxts him assurin his patrons full sssfacli0 Oh 10
any WORK that may DO entrusted 10 him.
Faintsof all eoiors prepared and resdy for ass.--
0lass Of all sizes, putty. Do, for sale.
talv "a ,E6 DIFF JANIS D0Shbtt,
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Red Cow and 4are Colt
c.apT,AkEN up BY chrisnsn n sehnsn
sGS3S at hisrssidenss III Blue erase ~
VA. Tewnshtp, Tn the nrst Day
only one eve; betw cen . anal years old. Aisa,
~ Chrisuan kiste umsshsr, Al the same place,
Mare Colt, thsse years old next spfinga ~Ne :
hairs on the forehead; the 10 hind foot has some
whhs stripes on the boof. y, M pA!IoS'
iani-3s* County CloSk.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-01-10

NEW YORK HOTEL,
Harrison, between Front and Second sGsats.
JKIEFER d A s. HORNUS6, Proprietor
fLAts, Robert Henne.l
TIVE ptopTistofs respectfully announce. % Iheif
II eastern friends and The travelling pnoHc gene
rally, that having purchased
This Commodious Hotel,
and had Il thoroughly repaired aud rsnovated are
nov prepared " merit snare of tns patronage nY
constant sltep ton to u cir wants an comforts Gar
table w.iih supplied with tho best which the mar
vsu.s 90 nf any in tha civ tune 90 dit
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IHE Rsy, E. II. CHArM, in re-
cent discourse from his own pulpit,
declared that he honored first Of all
the man who came out boldly for the
right, and &ext to him the man who
came ont openly and bravely for the
wrong; while he despised as the
meanest Of men he who would not
commit himself to either, bat was for
ever irving TO dodge hetMeen the two.
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SAHUET PE1HY.

Second street, opposite LeClaire Row, Dsyonpo
Iowa, (petNaen Main u RfadI.l aanAA6
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2soett EolallO.
nnHpA saNa.
The Old Pioneer II Bakery still ahead

uohfGsE&ss
nF all sizes ef GurIoy 4 Co.'S. Troy, u
Oapl7 dw-tf II. A. PokTER& BRO r,
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-01-10

ONION SLED. ONION Seed!
rsHALL re ceiye 10 faw days quantity o. irssn
l Onion Seed fro.n Wethershsld, Connsciioutt.-
those wishing a good article should apply early A.
Nilaon IL Harley = or 10 ,p~rr1r
DAT o NYm hpWlS fhh"HeH.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-09-19

A RICu PRIzE.-Thc New York Times Of
the 9TH ult. says:
We undestaud that deposit of one hun
dred thousand dollars was made with Messrs.
Moses Taylor & Co this morning, by one OF
their Cuban Correspondents, a young plant.
er, the proceeds of recent prize in the great
Havana lottery. The fortunate young gen
tleman was temporarily in New York when
he heard of his good luck and to make the
matter sure, qrietly set of by steamer few
weeks since, and returned yesterday with
the money.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-09-19
OruuIIle Dallq Butte ReturA.
SATURDAY MORNING, SEPT. 10, 1857

WATER FOR MARIPosA UNrY,-There
is now prospect of MaripOsa county being
supplied with a sufficient quantity of water,
through the Mcneil operation. which con-
templates the introduction of water from the
South Fork of the Merced River, and the
Fremodt Canal, which will extend to the
main Merced River. This renders the as.
pect Of mining affairs in this region peculi-
arly aging, for though some time must
yet elapse before the two canals can be com.
pletcd, yet the first pick struck into the
ground on the line of the canals, will give
an impetus to trade and value to mining
claims before unknown in this mining sec.
tion of the State. Democrat.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-09-19
CAPPELMAN s. HONS, .proprietors
United states of America.

STATE OF CALIFORNIA, tss Justices Court
CouSTY or BUTTE, So urhlr Township.
The People of the state of California. TO Mary A.
iiegg, GREErIHG:
A7OU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED TO appear he
IL fore me, az my office, in the OPhir Township
ot the County of Butte, on the lith Gay OF Sepem-
ber A D. 1857, ut 10 O'Clock, 4. to answer unto
1he complaint Of John Riley. who sues 10 recover
ninety dollars claimed TO be due on occ"un for rents,
when judgment VIII be taken against ynu for the
said amount, together with cos.s and damages II
YOU fail to appear and answer
To the sheriff or any Constable Of sail County,
Greeting: Mate Legal service and due return hereof
Given under my hand this 7th day OF September,
A. ID. 1851 JOHN :. BERRY. IL. S
Justice of the Peace of said Township.
1t IA hereby ordered, that service be had Ia the
above ,use, by publication in the Daily Butte Rec
ord for fourteen days.
Given under my hand this 9Th day OF September,
A. ID. 1857. [s7-IA1 J. 5. BERRY, J. 2.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-09-19


importers ana wholesale Dealers in Drugs and
Medicines, Surgical Instruments Glassware, Drug.
gusts furniture. Qi cksItver Acids, Shaker Iierbs
spices. Essential oils. Extracts for Flavorlng AL
cphnl. Bird SEED. Camphor Oils and Paints LamL
tresh Hops. Soda Material Curks. Brewers Mate
rIa Plaster Paris. Kosendae Cement, Abdom inal
Supporters, Shoulder Braces. Cast Iron Mnrtgrs
AILNf MEDICINES, large stock of nearly
ever! tind in use, with general assortment of All
gRd5 kept ~ large and we'll supplied Drug store
We ave mode arrangements for receiving MONTH
~ shipments direct from the Atlantic citiest thus
Keeping full and complete assortment Of nil oods
IN our lne. We intend 10 al IN nothing bat the
besi quality Of goods, so that physicians surgeon
anj those dealing IN oar line ma, rely upon getting
pure ana uradulierated articles from us We have
uone The Drug .sness IN Sacramento since Is4q
ara e&ptc' 30 continue II here during our ma urai
lfts We expect 10 build up a large and permanent
puSincss ~ keeping large and well assorted stocl
OF The best GOODS. and selling at small profits 81
mat that those dealing Ia uur line 10 call upnn us
eNaln'ne te gunlily an1 prices OF our goods before
Phrchhslng elsewhere, "a We fee confident that W.
can please 10 both PRICE AND QUALITY.
Artificial teeih. gold foil. mouth glasses turn KEYS
ours' corrnndrum wheels. forceps, excavators bsush
es, drills. with complete assortment Of dental socI
rom several OF the most highly approved manufac-
turers III the world We have The agency for teeth.
ana can m any order, with seis or odd teeth at th,
hlNLRS DRUG STORE 139 STREET, SAC
KAMENTo, by r. IL. MCDONALD co.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-09-19

SAM SUED.--The know nothing council
was sued in Newport, Ky, for the price of a
batch of engraved diplomas It's attorney
put in the plea that as Sam was dead from
exhaustion" suit should be dismissed The
court. however, decided that his executors
Should rny $500
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SPLENDID BANNER We have had the
rieasnte" 81 cNamn,ns . = lcnslid banner made
hy Mr. II Wright arts, hs order Of the
friends or the rire Company aud 60 be pr
scented u The Company Il dav Il IS one OF
the finest BANNERS IN IL. designs anal ,l-c"ra.
tiens ever made IN the Wet and hizhl, erc,l
ilabie 10 The artist The rfa,t side i ,inc
white silk and tl,s back blue each liz ia one
piece 90 thc lrs.d he uloitN uur war
Is with the elemcass gelaN the motto +
view # Davenport UUh Indian iofminc part
oi the front >.riae AMI .e,, IL ugos cuhlamai
ie ~ Protection anl Protection
represented BY feulllr with the American
shield. Roman mail and sword ole foot on
tile pFo>trat', t~sly II a man With torch anal
broken d.giser ah ineen liirs relaS thee
figures are the ,shroll inscriptions Inds-
rebdeai l. \ II Co org ,alx,si Jaiy ISL,
incorporated feh iSfs Tine toy ~ Tie
hammer : ,urmonu,c,l b, i lat4e finely carved
golden .agl aul bci,.N /. ~ ,lys-ns dra!eiy
81 crimson liz ,eheI, tsllin.i escg n, iic>
~ ,hr banner III .iet foil tn 1oi hutton
u els ,Ord atl is5s u-c, otaam ~ f,s,
bonner az i,h an,l aoa ~ DE back Il
Tie iaserip'iau Prosecuted ~ The rl8.s
Eevr~ and Nit~lte iy thes Fristds tub
- 10. with iauie it5sl SEA ia il,c
csatrc. vii, heAnes ii.a Glet, aut afrro
iri1ie " eosi aeom >i5a l cau to, seen
VI he pI,,,s-.,un hl2 atten,,a
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1 usT RE- Etv III At GOULD 4 sfEERE \
81 sir-ni satpst aud Iatnifur. WsHrh.nea Sat..s,l
stHtsl atsate HtA4iy
Eta Velvet .4fpcinss
Ia InafsH safItttsUNa
MasAi4sA bHteb Garisstine@
NetttiaH arpetlHg-
Mts5ita nfuRest=
MnsiUse shades rtr .lr eiH
uH.iss1 tAi- da4 IS s,#s4ai 4 attses Ftftf
HltI
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l. ATEST NEW s.
Asris al ~ the Asia.

NrM AuEb. jul, ~
The tunard steamship i.ht. tnpt. lot.
from Liverpool lith instant. ARRIVED At l.e
O'Clock TIN, T., NJ. Her new had Legn al
tIciratcd
NJ. JuuN,. Jul, eth.
Dispatches trunn Cons lautinuplc state Ina [
Lori Stratiorl d. EatcliIr ha,l received IN
structi"ns from the tarl of Clarendon Ia
Iiapoic Iolnt ml,tary and Judicial admin
iStration FOR the Daruhan rrlnciIahtie
The steamship, Fulton and haaoafyo hat
arrived ont.
EsCLt>D AZ oxford Lord Morricut /,
the opponent 81 Mr. rhackery. Tue Iica !
itser says there viii be- an election lar the
city OF London. Baron hot h,..lill Ia, n.g
pledged himself To- resign IN The event ~ the
ft,larc oi the bill ;,r the removal at Jewish
disabilities.
FRANCE. The hse,f puLl,. hcr an ar
iicle GA the ,!riiaas. .ttm. that during
eight years the unnhrr Il ntsscntianisl
Instead ii incrca,rns had dmials.. It, FRAN
which has nnn Judged iem h,e ,nne haa
h't changed iicg "pieiu #ticr. nam
ever, tne. not crneltW Ni. saAt r., ar,nl
warning to,ic Pre- emx $ limit mu
now 10, lrHieai taa d III ,1u which an
now have liz nth ubin.t than thr u.els.s
agitation oi public feiiuc
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G,zErrE Jou orEs.r.

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"'so ''' wish ga Ia the Sassiic lib ot'ce b. WlFl
hereafter have he ,airr supervision 4 that depart
hed - Mr. LAY % ~ the host Job Printers IL
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