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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-09

AZLCHERIFF,
the suppl--jointed artist, called tn. Snake Of "A
Dssert tits impossN let. give accurate descrip
tton Of this wond. rful mans performances Acc m
panying Axi-CheriG are B@n-Px, Has.en-A i, an !
Hamet the Jumper oil from the burning plains o
ARABIA, and Who will give truthful illustrations II tn
". n. KEMP, the Trick Clown,
viii Introduce for the Arst time In tb. country his
brilliant comic psntomime OF the Night Owl, or
nogs Of Montorgis," In j, hich the Who'll. mpsny,
embracing the representa- ives os the six at ma
lions, Will appear 1oethN
Francois !Siegr,sf,
the superb symnastic. grosesque, OF Y.ench Clown,
In hts numb rless antics and II ting leaps.
Afonzo HmJbeH,
tn modern Sampson and Common ball performer.
Tom Linton,
the Clown on Ssilts In his very extraordinary and
ludicrous performance.
Walter Auaar,
the cesebrated wild Hurdle Jumping Kider, and
splendid pantoaini-t
James Hisisr and j. HasleH,
with the entir. troupe will appear In the animated
scene Of TumblnG AMI vsuiting.
X. Smith,
the popular ballad singer.
Matters George and William,
In Juvenile Horsemsn hip, P,-tu !ns, Tunbling. Ac
Horace Nicoils,
the accomplished equestrian DsnsEeT.
Doors open At \ and P. n, performance con-
omences half On hour Afterwards.
AdsstssieR-to Bo1es 80 cents PIT 70 cents.
Children under nine yeas TO boxss, half price.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-09

DEALERS IN ALL KINDA OH PRODUCE
warshouss eppostte the H. 4 n. n. h. Depot,
IOWA CITY, IOWA
REvEaeNoEs-Frsnklin Haven. Eco, VIM. ,.
Weld Co., Bottom Jo.hus Atkins 4 Co. Hes
70 &: Reynolds. Rly b C.,J II. Drnham Co.,
Dol >. Psreel' 3 Co, ~uttie. Hihbsra d Co., \ d.
J NEE Nons, Dsieas, White Co., Chicago H
Langley 4 Co, Rock Island; @. Oh 4 0areent, Da.
venP"rt; Cook. Sargent 4 Dovney Iowa City.
irn0d1W
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-09

Aid Sears moved that the petitiOd and
remonstrance be referred to . committee to
report ut the next meeting Committee
Sears. Cannon, Running.
On motion Of Aid Cannon the petition
and remonstrance We're ordered to be print
ed with the proceedings.
Aid. Forrest offered the following resOlu
ton. which was adopted:
Resolved, That the Mayor give notice to
the owners Of lands on either side Of Perry
street. iii extended north) from Seventh
street to Locust street. that it is the inten-
ton Of the City Council to appropriate and
take the land necessary for the widening
and extending Of said street north to said
Lneust street, in accordance with tae amend.
I'd charter on This subject
On motion Of Aid. Cannon. the street
Committee were ordered to have proper 4
secure fastenings for the moorine and fast
ening OF steam boats, set in the grading
on the levee.
Bill X, ~ Littler Of s. so for premium
paid for specie, for freight Of Engines, was
ordered paid.
Report from the city Marshel was read,
stating. the Slaughter Houses and Soap Fac
tories in the first and "a Wards were
IN q most hlthy condition, and that In his
opinion the continuance Of the same would
be detrimental in the creates degree, to
the inhabitants thereof
Aid. Cannon offered the following rcsolu-
ton.
Resolved, That the Marshal be instructed
to enforce, immediately and rigidly, the
law for abating nuisances. the Slaughter
houses and Soap Factories in Let 4 second
Wards
Aid. Ramming offered to insert al other
nuisances-lOst.
Bills Of the Davenport Gas Co, Of tss 30,
AMI $3.50, Was ordered raid.
ON motion the bill Of the City Engineer
was received, and ordered paid BY vote
Of 8 toS.
On motion the Council adjourned to Sat
urday next at 8 o'clock, r. y.
Atfesf, E PECK. CeyE
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-09

Wall Paper, Borders re.
SPRING time Of year Is coming. colnins
Aud oil the world
WILL want Wall Paper 10 beautify and make
w comfortable the n.i y 81 sur dwellings, &c. "
compare fav0rsbly with =" the world" outside
Come and see the large stock, graf variety end
beautiful potter st the Iowa Rock Rooms Of
ELI ADAMS,
No. - Brady street, near the Post Once
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-09

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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-09
TRUSSES.

~ bkOlINJQ
fer the sucoessful treatment 81 Hernia
D Ruptures that may be vurn With
sase and comfort. The subscriber has always on
haAd large assortment Of Trusses, embracing the
most complete variety ever o9efsu. He guarantees
ooueet adm. tmeut 70 I'll applicants, ajss for sae
0uspensosy Bandages Elastic StockinSs Ssf-Inject-
Tag SyYinsss HydSsut InsmaS Of nsW and appsoved
makers.
DIFF pnAHCla JAC0nv AnuAAnansv
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-09

UBIN'S Extracts for the handkerchief war
IL vsnted oeauine, eUostansiy a. hard anA 1bs
salesy
dr. FRANCIS JACoDY, ApotAecnsy.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-09

eTVAKRN up By the sub .cribeT on Surdsv, June
i LIST, 1857, dark br IN Gov, with calf silt la her
ear The owntr SIN .std cow b. s'ipR on the sub
scviber, provi- property snd pavrg chars~s.
JOHN Hoist, North Davenport.
jun6. Oaymsker's addition,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-09
LUMBER! LUMBER!
C0teIsODs - Et'eMrh'S
Steam, Saw + Planning Mills,
Deer sash + BllDd Factory.
The Lowest Mills On Second st.,
AND
The Largest Lumber Yard ID d.
veapsrt.

THE subscribe,s have on hand. and Ter for sale,
i the largest and best assortment OF.
Building Material,
ever offered In Davenport. Conslsting OF
40 W. feet Framing Timber Of every dimension
lhOyOUO ssol I'd fl0oging, ROACH aud dress. d.
100 ON " Bai boards, from u to - feet long.
w. 100 " Fencing.
OV0O Shesshing.
$1,000 " SidinR Pesther -esiged. and y inch Of
various qualities.
10000. Clear Lumber tor an,sLins Of .yrry
thickness
0n.OO0 Cut Shingles.
10000" No. !, Shaved Shingles.
~. OOO :" SaWd
TOD ono i" IAth.
10000 j." Pockets.
40.
A isrgs assortment korf, Sssh, Blinds. Win.
dow and Door Francs, -. hiiug and Scroll wo,k OF
every variety and Of th' ut quality, constantly 90
hand, and msnufsctur . ordr 1T the shortest
noeice. H,vinx . lsres rk Of Log. e pr :
psru to al orders for ming and Bridge Timber,
with the utmost dispatc CANON 4 RRkNOB.
tmayilt0
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-09
lC& lCRl

~ DovsoOoss Ne -. - noW psepaged to
- euatrocs fos The delivery a lee lbr tAs sss-
sn s'ustnmesD eemmeactae ~ ee.os With ~
~ b 0soraatssd 70 b sspplieA tin Movsnber II
assired. Parties Desiring lie tArooGA he saosno
are csutooe1 against centyscsiag viii shss VAe Do
net supply Tie seaseo oAsoueh
O@e~, Secsnd st, oDesslee LsOairs 1ouss.
msySd1a p4CI . UlFCuVlJ.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-09

DAMS Ansndins, just rsoetvsd - Rxrress
xJffom The mas sfscturer, br the cure ed pesve.
ntoin Of chappsd hands &c. Tor ssis BIZ
du 1hAscse JAc0Dy. Apsaheessy.
AfD MRS. BRTTS Utero-A Abdominal Supporter.
W invested By Mr.. 0asaa Dstts phNodslpAia,
hishly rscommsnde1 ~ tie Medical Yocu)ty. ~
being the best instsuaeat Of IL kied Dos - b.
d0 PnAHCls JAc0Dv, Apothccary.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-09
cOupIsTIRo %
s. P. STICKNEY l. FAMILY +!

NILE sAlLIE, LA PETITE LILA.
MASTER ROBERT. aud
LITTLE SAM. ycleps Young Asssses-"
MILE f.. M. DICKINSON.
ED SLOWNAN, HERR SIiIEl.. LDLIR 1AI.
AID NEssRs. EDw ARDS DOOty. NAPOeoo0
RENTZ, Fii.kiNs, &c.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-09

~ magnificent Building Lets
IN YultOns addition to East Davenport which taste
fully laid ont With Public Perks Dc. 1he building
lots colmsnd'us . splsndi1 view u the Mississippi
and Rock Island. 1hese lots cas- b. purchased on
very heosOnsblS Tsr0s. Great tndsnsDcnis
one ed to Mechanics we'll capitalists and others
Cali and examine Map and pric-s -
AAvlLANb0 Once LeClair Row.
April - dr.
THO. BETTE, I a. A. Z. SAWYER,
). D. MEL LEN, yNo. a. NELLEN
JACKSON, SAWYER / MRLLHN,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-09
Books ON GARDENING.

India Rubber, ansv article expressly for Gardening
Price per psir, 81 90
For sac At the "lowa Box Rooms No. -, Brad,
street. doors North OF the Post fics
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-09
4 dne Farm In Clinton countJ
A Few Acres

Of 20 acre. each, within tvo miles Of Iowa Osv. bsa'
tiful faTnias lands. for sale very cheap.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-09

Of nne land In washins.dn county. 10 miles f.oal
Iowa city, aud IS miles from wssL ing ,6u, Ou g..d
ruod
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-09

10 The city which be viii seaA The ahevs vssesat ~
seant them . cheap - any eos1s eoid In H. ssv,
q cost Or oshe,vise
4 E % aAsostmsat - PusaiOAtng 0oeAs, con-
r.isint u pert II fIne white - vaacy sAirta ann
Under-Cioshtse. jau6ite
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-09

q land In vicinity VI Dsvsoport suitable 0r ooansJ
seats.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-22

evolved In hef lecture and discourses In th mass o.
words that 10 extremely difficult TO dnd oS~ wnss ehe
IN at 10 carry away clear idea Of her posisA. Ana
somehow Other matter what the ohasSsser Of
the propositions she manages to drift or tack Into shs
current or Words and ideas which form he stock
In trsd OF oil spfrtuasts. In this way she becomes
tSdious and tresome, consequently many persons left
while she attn speaking. Having disposed Of the
question her husband that account
Of the condition Of her vocal organs and her having 81
ready spoken bsH hoaP bsyond her usua time, she
would have 10 postpone t her next lecture tue seor
10 the third question Some persons In tho audieAos
wanted put 70 her, hut the husband tn
sjsteo that she should not speak any And 20 the
audience dispersed vsrously mpre sed the subject
o, the extraordinary and inspiration Of tine hir
pythoness, Mrs Cora Hatch.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-22

Tps sgsnrspp.p E.Y Casr In the Court Of oyer ana
Terrp,nsy ON Saturday morning Mr. Clinton presented
bill Of exceptions onss for new trial 10 tse csss
OF Josspb sos on Inc haas OF the exceptions ~ thea
IA ths ,x.mlnaton OF Catherine Sullivan the question
vtether any Improper Intimacy hsd existed between bss
and ~ Mason snipoosyd IVES ruled out ~ she Court
heh 6ecldss that questions relating 70 general ohayao
Ter were BILE but not those applying " specao
srs me counseis obectsrs were nosed ~ TIE Csart
AZ the time me nearHg Of ne arKuwent On tn motion
"a es Gown general term the fourth Monday
In Aprf, The osNev indictments OF pxson and Legte
we're transferred 70 the Court Of Sessions
IlywAr ~ rysaSry.- Macon, Of Brooklyn, and NJ
Dxep, OF New York, have been appointed 10 sunnirs
Lsymaa Ne murderer Of ossnon, touching hs ,asaaig,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-22
Dir. vsrnum's Marriage Bill.

with regard 70 the Marriage bin Of Mr. vAraum, which "a
fomewhai commented upon In the New York papers
proper 10 remark Mr. varnun himself, ne session Of
1851. made the attempt pass bin requiring previous Y.
apd unable obtain consderabe suppet ne
h therefore prepared the bill before the House which
s the nrrt best thing II provides arsror making ne et
The Rev sci statutes wnere tney
now OPTIONAL with the parties Second gyes noee per
ming The 10 administer oshs Inira re-
gun &c q record; and fourth puefcanon sso mnxes
he duty Of the Town Clerks CITY 1nspecors prosecue
whenever Information o. violation q the Law erouss
u the clergyman magistrate Nergymen who perform -
ceremony are required attached 10 their return e.
uA cate of some magistrate or commissioner hsl 'ney
are ciergymen, somewhat In the form nov ~
auued of Commissioner of Deeds taxing
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. n the bill H. resolved, " rs
proposed 10 irse the clause originally reported by we
hesors providing for the continuance OF the common s~
rule evidence q marriage from cohsbtsuon and sc
tncwlecsment II u natural that clergy men should prefer
10 threw possibility q sscerauins the facts UPON some
public officer but the other band argued that clergy
peprrAiy paid much better tor snch SERVICES inAn
public ocer would be. and seem. no more than
smendernen, will ALEC be prepared requiring the parties W
SIN their nan Is cesymsns register and furnish ihe
Information required before the marriage takes places
Great objection erss IN the minds OF many memsers
ssains the requirement that parties should 40 70 public
oncer before hand In the nvrt place there 10 many .
sim t~irt the cup and the no., and young co.ples 90
moi se apytbrs ME proclamation before hand In the net
people been accustored 70 doue these
thlr gs in an easy bv calling on the minister IN hte
st hey do relish license restriction even auoush NE
present prsc,ice results in repentance at leisure
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-22

TUE CHupcHxAs AND THE OHuRcs Journal.
ppoR.pty aSoruxp LlRsI svr - be reverend enior o.
the Cb.ycA Nol has deliberately repested The libel OF
vbloh he was convicted In the Ocurs Of Common Pleas
having IN ns last issue reiterste tne crminous Ms
ment 70 the following efects-"1hh every suoshnuai
alienation in our article about the Churchmon ana ne
proprietor was proved TO be true" Nov, In the hrss
place, the Rev. Mr. Hopkins virtually oeomreu sne 10
Icey offered for him 70 wr Hecher By the Rev Dr. see
tury before the trial began And IN the nex place tnss
wss nos true and therefore Hbsllous, vas 40 mueo on
TIE trial snd the Justification OF ~ libel and there
Joye vbss vas untrue vas What they sought 70 essAs
b.b. We say nothing nos OF the unonrinah spins n
81 cod and msr 10, with % much brsvsdo pespsvs'eo
By . olersymsa against his lay brother OF the sane
church. bn friends, and " ecclslssuN. ascP'o,,
can not restrain such an offender from setting the Nv
the ,aud a. well ~ The law ~ Christ ~ denspce tsers
:. go Alternative, however painful may be eu' 70 nn
ius ssosnsr suit 81 Law against him -Nce foft o'srea
wan, March Ia
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-22

INDIAN TRrsr LANDS N KANsAs,--The President
OF Tho rred states hss irsuef proc FOR the
rae OF the trust lands Of the lows, wss and Dss ware
tribes Of Indians IN the months Of Nay and June next
There about o. 900 o. the Grst 2iaO00 acre,
the ttcort and 34s 900 Of The third named tribe
be offered for sale, The snds have oil been classified
and appraised and will be offered Tor sale and sold
hrhest bidder for cash oniy, provided that no ac, vi
be sold for lees than the appraised value These nf-
appraised IN susrtsy sections and are represented ~
being ven ehoics and desirable,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-22
IMPORTANT BusetAkr pKrECnts.

Recovery Of Six 4saoasana Dollars' Wortll or
Stolen stiI<s, snd Asxest 81 tho Alleged Rs-
ccivers--The WsrAauAs or Our Detective
rslice system-A alnssiar sad Interesting
Case.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-22


A uosr IsvxrnArp On sApprcEs-In reading the Bible
end nowhere stated In II u lot has an Immortal
spirit. I End In Timothy that Goa alone 10 inmcvss.
Now for deny in toto the immortality Of the soul
and want you 10 70 and prove whether We have q
spJi or noL ....--
THp Pprrsrns-I win answer the gentlemass question,
although DO not believe he 10 prepared for an answer,
Il he has mos read the Bible attcntively than that
He may not perhaps. have seen the words The soul
10 immorsai but every msrfesat'on, every heauty ard
every sory The Christian religion, and every beauty
OF the Christian hith ID towards that point; aud our
friend read the Mble ateptvely think he would
ind sufficient proof withous words ths tbs soul I'm
movta
10 our old ssdduoee.
WINDING UP.
The pre.,s,s then 70 discuss the second cues
nop. q, 10 she difference between Biology psychology,
No, snd modern ,pirtuaism. She explained that the
one ga. the mari uiston OF the power Of mind vhils
.u,hrred 10 physical fern, and tina, the other was The
power OF mind or soul IN dsemboded shape shs has
| bad hahn Ct ,mosbeiirs up zoe iew de@ hA N'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-21
The New York Appo,nt.sents-A Treaty OF
Peace.

Oar telegraphic advices of this msrBinp
give IA broad streak of daylight upon the
difficult problem of the New York federal ap
pointments The transfer OF all the family
squshb,es, quarrels and intrigues from Tanmany
Hall 10 Washington for a settlement was a good
move, Ike the removal of Bakers trial up TO New
burg Under the eye Of the President and bis
Cabinet the contesting cliques are put upon their
good behavior, and under short allowance OF
they might have failed TO make harmonious bar
gain, but fer the timely and gracious interpo.iton
Of the Chevaler wikof. Its appears that through
his agency the rank and file of the party,
represented 10y Mayor Wood, and the New
York Hotel finauciers Of the party, repre-
scented by Augustus Schell, have been
amslgamated, and that the splendid achieve
ment of such q re-division of the spoils as will
make all the factions Of the party, in the city and
all over the State, one and indivisbe, may be ex-
pected within the next three days. There will be
no more barnburners, no more old hunkers no
more shells, hard or soft, no more Wood or anti
Wood clIques, nc more splits and feuds In old
Jul VCmoNta1S nbiShhum sufVuku-
out the Empire State.
In the patriotic proceedings to this happy con-
summation at Washington the plan is to give
the democracy Of this State q new lease Of
power under the new firm Of Wood d Scbell---
the union Of the roses Our worthy Mayor, up
on The doctrine that two lions cannot occupy the
same bueh, gives way magnanimously 10 Mr..
Scbell 1t thus appears that henceforth Mr..
Schell is TO be the head Of the party and Captain
Rynders the tail, while Mr.. Sickles, John Van
Buren,. and others Of the little outside cliques
here and there, are to wait, like Mr.. Micawber,
for something to turn up"
Our readers will bear in mind that il was
through the diplomacy oC the Cheyalier Wikof,
as peacemaker between Lord Palmerston and
Louis Napoleon, that that happy accord" was
brought about between England and France which
resulted In the Russian war, the reduction Of Sc
bastopol and the salvation of the "sick man" of
Turkey. This is The same Cbevaler Wkofr who
lie now engaged in these peace negotiations at
Washington for the salvation Of a sick par
~. and as the mutual friend and confden.
tial adviser Of Mayor Wood and Augustus Schell |
Wood, on a small scale, being the Palmerston. |
and ScbelI The Louis Napoleon in this case. The !
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-21

The CHARTER Bills AT AIBANY-It lie rapid
ly becoming impossible 10 tell what win become
of the charter bills at Albany. The republicans
predicate safe majority for the reformed charter
in both houses; but it eeems quite doubtful
whether the old fashioned integrity of Governor
King may not defeat the scheme at the last mo-
ment. As to the police bill and the bills for the
City Hall and Central Park, we hear nothing
that can be relied on. No doubt if the city char
ter becomes law, they win follow in due course;
and thus by the action Of the Legislature, the
control of this city, its money and its patronage
will be transferred from the majority among its
itizens to the minority. So shameful proceed
ing has seldom been witnessed.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-21

The Opera-Close Or the Subscription.
Mr.. strahoseh gave the twetth performance Of his
oond the Academy last sning, for his benso
when "Dos Giovanni" sung, with NILE. Parodi -
Donna Anna; Madame do wlhorst ~ Zerlina; Madame
Patti strskoson Donna Elv1s; ssnos neerini Don
Otavio; GIG Dubrsul Leperelo, aud sgnor Morino
Masesso. To give furshr eject TO the programme Mr.
upon al E1siY dAnore."
The house wAs crowded In every part. The pasquctts
boxes and grand uer presented splendid 0ray, while
The upper Vars jammed s,me Of the spec
npe thing selling the choice 81 nigh pre-
minms. me performance Of the opera vAs VERY saus
factory The psine donne particularly Distinguished
themselves, ana nme. CO wlnorsts deo< In ZsrIna
cutie soeosssvf any OF her previous eors. Sac
gave The "Basu baui charmingly Tnis with the trio
Of the three masks By Parodi, Nine srasoscn and Toe
rin, tse gem OF The opera hr. Tnaloerg very
sausiacton.
II vas gala night and . brilliant ending OF Q very
suooessfu season. Mr.. strAEosca has noe com pc.ea
tvsniyiour nsnts, and fully proved his oapaoity 10
oirec the upers successfully. Daring the past twelve
highs The "fSna del keGimsnto" has been sung four
tines "scnnambula twIoe, Lucia" twice, III frovs
tore" twice, "Don Giovanni" and Norma" ouce each
al era operas but by good management and popular
tsu they have attracted remunt rAtive nousss.
ms evening there VIII be an extra perfornanoe, In
which ali The Academy dytuu vih sine vim fnauerg
" Angri and the artun of the German Opera me prs
grsmme includes italian opers, grand concert and In.
German opera, ana the oemp.nsuoni rarely 10
be epjoysd. Already large pumosr o. have been
taheA ana there prospeci OF another sdei noass
4, noubced pusiuvey she Las, Appearance Of the
artuu In this city until autamu.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-21

YHB GENERAL DESPATCH.
THE Maryland OFFICE eREKxRs ON THE QUI WYE
CLOSING OF THE NATIONAL HOTEL.
WAnIaeron, March 20, 1857.
large delegation from Mary land hsd IN interview
with the President this morning relative 70 the appoint
ments for that State. Al their last night
agreed 70 recommend Judge j. T. Mason for Collector,
though Understood the President had previously
ngnased him for the ofboe. me delegation are not
agreed - 70 the rotation policy.
VIM r. Driukard, Of Virginia. has been appointed
Chief Clerk Of the War Department.
The Natopcl Hotsl VIII be closed 10 morrow, owing 10
Vie bad repute Of The esabnahuent nom the late preva
ant dseasA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-21

arrived here today. he sn he Territory u the ssue
tire 0ovs>er Geasy did, nsy travelled together y ~
- Pt,sbrg. 6sary viii b here ths evsains. he says
10 dess noe think thas ~ (Geay) be pegsusded
return 70 Kansas. He reports everything quiet, Win
the exceptions Of the dncuRis between Judge Leoompss
and other Of the suhoriaes Who have embarrassed
The Governor In every conceivable way.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-21
HAlketa.

NEw 0RIaASs, March 10, 1851
Cotton-Sales today 500 bales o. s5vAnce Of 1<c,
the make; closing nrD. New Orleans middlng Is hs
lsko. Sugar has advanced No. and sells for lssc.
To- No. BreadssuGs quiet Fork frm. Lard advanced
NO Kegs Akc. Freehu-oottop TO liverpool IA. and
70 Havre 20. Exchange on New York per oenI.
CSuSrAu, March 10, 1857.
Provisions Arc very duh and prices nominal Buyers
have Withdrawn from the Market and most articles arc
offered OF decline, without leading 70 sales.
CHAMELEON, March Is, 1857
Cotton unchanged. Sales 70 day, 500 bales.