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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-08-03
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"A tat ~ AM hG9ObW6O VI 8Aa-
- TON ~ weighing - tor tr.n, coal hay, steek
sni for the of h.aecs ssores aud fouHdrtss
and im short, f"r systy kind Vt sa.iss~sL
The great skil and dd~sy .npis.y a their ussnu.
tse,urs and The si~terusiuaiioh the part of Tho
aaisnfaetnTsrs alsN Imperfect aStiess w
hsfth frs,u, their establishment has grained fos
heir Scales reputation that has newer leea
lss.~sd IN tlss WHSLE range II a-efn mechanism.
The scsiss are unanimously sekno~ lodged ihs
staudard Ia all transactions b weight
Law sail hirh ffasn dssrr~ panry ~ NelvL
sei wscn one ~ srbaGsk scse. Va l., the Ish
aiars aud Ohio Railroad aud ~ an.tksr mi nafse
efr vas rsesnsly tried In the Court u Ccu.isa.
tisss Haitiporc the CASE occupied the Court ~.
da5. aud Judge Marshall In delivering his d~essiaa
sai~ ~. result Il b.. evidence thai the ~crarnsl
4 Faifhshk- Scales Was established k~yoss sll
tue.flah lof sai~ W
BURROWS PGETTYNAS q DALzEIL
THE well knowa reputation af these Scales hss IN.
laced the scndess ~ imperfect aud ~crthIss hal
stfscs 10 o4er them - eairbank's hcaies and pus
rhs@afs have thereby In many easss been suht~etsd
IL fraud and Imposition The nsnufaetnssss have
80 controversy with honorable cusn p~sitnsp ~ho
transact business Ia their nassss 6sf Fessrdina
the Perpetrators Of Tho ahoss frou1 - useaiux
eaaf-s ask~ un,nss and dshanorshIs they take the
ussihed to caution the public of their iopssitisa.
The pss-0ts~s manufacture under their o~n In
spsetis,u "Slt ri their fsctaSy IN Ne Johnsbury VI
Dor sale IA bassnI~rt spseiy hy
BURROWS, rREfTyhAN 3 nALZRLl.
at FAIRBANKS b 90
~ iohn.hury VI Nsy n Is
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NICHOLS, Campbell a 60.
ID a N x y u y /.
RON Asr pasltxsrox
n DARLINGTON & cos
LAW, BANKING I Loan OFFICE

NO. 1nVeNN0Vt's UtWr6.
MONEY To LOAN IN SUNS To SUIT
w applicants, oa good real estate personal -
ear.ty
Notes discounted a, current rate.
Mo.ey carefully Invested Tor capitalists on COM
mission
Eschai sc hansh, sud .oli
tntss..' paid On deposit.
The most faithful attention given III the inv.-lxa
tson of Titles and abstract. furnished when desired
Land warrssis located
COLLECTIONS made. aud proceeds RENTED without
delay, At usaai rai.s
81 a.. l,s-.is az
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Real Gstof.
- ---. = --ez>----------s----.---
$4,000 ACRES IONA LAND!
SALE ~


IT. Ki1.BOCRN, SECOND STREET.
oniee, opposite L. Claire Row
400 Acres, es...... -.......oS,0S per Acre.
$1,000 s..-......-.. - NE I" .
O.SWO s--.--......-.. 100
s,JVo Acres, NJ .,-.-..--. 500 PER Acre.
&ITuATED IN MADISON, HANCOCK.
~ GFeen. Affair. palls-. knssnth, wrlshl, Frank
IN Carroll, ,soone. Cses. narion Wc6acr, astison,
I5ttnwostasnEe, Gsrrs 0ordc, Worth. Floyd snd
shiekcsaw Counties.
!, 800 aets- in lowaCo 20 miles west II Iowa City
Tor sac a. a hatsaih cash, balance long time
well iin.scFva ausi waier~d
leo acres in Tsms County in one tract for sale
GA ioas time.
s,soo aetc- Ia rowc.heik County some with timber,
Tor sale low 90 long time
2.c acres two n..e. south OF Qnrant well wa,ercd
Pr -air At a bargain
"a asrrs adtoihiuv Junction on Railroad
10 acfes FL CEDAR Canniy
Land ~ ,'AHtJH. Museattn. and scott Counties
Any Of the al1se Iaad will he cold u. the mo.t q,
'1fablr terms ~ exchanged for city Property,
as- Real E-iaie purchased and money Ia loan
Rhd't u klLBOrRN
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Ufsfers fereEtsd fut
LiTHfDGR fPHING,
Al-o. Corporation AMI onscisl seals aud Presses.
They arc Manufacturer A.snis ~ the sale pf
Ruling fens and NsrLin~s tutting Machines Paging
Machines Lying and standing Ir-..e-, ilafk and
talor~d L~ashers, Straw Tar and Traak itsaras and
ConKer 4 Yields Ink. all 81 Witch viii be- sold 81
manufacturers price,
CULVER rAoE HuYSE
Book Binders aud wholesale Dealers Ia Nook nind
ere stock, Is and lso Las. Etreet
iulAdkNly CLlra..u IN
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The special attention of all seeking 10 make jud
cisu~ Investments In keai Estaie. " invited ..ai
Let which e>mpr.ss choice eis :s..erty and man,
tsAui.fa suburban icts aid small the cit
a&s farms and farm aids ~ scetf couAfy, Together
Nh lsrxe amount. Of animrtoye land. ln all part.
nf1as Stata
W Civ. the following a. specimens ~ the proper
~ W. have for ealc
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Faers,ssserv: R%rs>saserv!!

BVTtW0vSTOs KVEtU40eSSWss
lust RECEIVED At THE TWIN CITY
u City ii.sk Si"re. large aud splendid assortment
80 llarri-s'a'- Bes, tolugne's frrfamer.. Hand.
screhlei extracts Hair ol-, donations, aud soap.
- vsrsnns Asfs's sHd qnaliii.s, fsr sale cheap
Marrissn's Cream Of Heanly
e. q ~ r u u u II . ~ /!
ElvES NATURES s0fTNESs AND
NJ health tint ta the kin, removes aud radically
enres fsrckies, fimples. chariing, Rash, Tan, aud
AL entane"u- affections
ttarrisan'- Hair Ge-tor.r, shaving Cream, cald
trsstn lip Hahn, Toilet Powder. aud Tasth sasap
for sale at the Twin City il-k s,.re
WATT = u STARR Aw~nt
~ E.rpress:
JUST REcElNEn. ANOTHER FINE A.
- soRINESf Of these superior Gold Pens,
trnauntesil frum tn. mandatory " pawaah Marr-m
Hyde.
Packet Douks rsrt Moanairr, aAi Card Gases. Ia
grsf variety.
News H0rk Ledger,
will hereafter 10 received regularly every THURSDAY
eveain. the aFrs al Ut the Express from fhicsgo
BAII.OIss PICTORIAL,
AND FLAG uf ORR UNION
received every "Wednesday evening" a the Twin
gut News Rssm
histt 81 STARR Aycnf
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Drugs g. Aleoifinfs.


TWNlOf - D0IIor z .
no 10 LIZ CLAIRE row,
ssconA ssrses.
~suiEsats Am snrAu
Dealers Ii Drugs and Medicines,
nnMME E rAINrs, oils.
fkkftMkRN
FANCY ARTICLES
suk1lCAi. tNsrRlAENTs
MINERAL TEETH Etc
ESPECTFuLLY CALL THE ATTENTION
- 81 tho pnblic 81 prrseat Iarse sfcrt ~ ,.,
which we are confident eanfn, l,a .u,.....J y, ss'
y, aud witch Ne wili sell Az LOW NsTIIey ~
bk OBTAINED IN THE CRY
Particular attention will be- paid 10 he sompoaua.
PHYSICIANS PRESCRIPTIONS
and Family Medicines, AID the public are as.nrsd
tina. none but the hcst aud pnras bru.. will bc u.cd
VI .neiI PREPARATION. tyiiif
GPIRITS or TURPENTINE. CANiPuENE
~ Durnln9 Flnid Alcohol, Lard ot Ft.hoii Ian
seed oii. Away. an hand
Also. Paints dry and Ia oii, White Lead Window
Glass and Naraishes ~ all ksnds
Orders for NIL article. Ia our hne prompil, all.i
bn TAYLOR GALl.ORb,
1rMsSes.
NUsP.NSoRl BANDAGES, SHOULDER
~ Braes.,
MRS. B~ss's ussrs Asslessssssl sun~sss~rs,
ss'f lnfseiing syrihgc- of The most approved kin.
A-a breast Pumps etc, etc
TAYLOR 4 BALLoRD,
bisii 10 IL Claire Row. 81 81.
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Was Ir INSTINCT IA gentleman &c this
city had occasion, Few DAYS agu. to drive
has horsc, attached to a light covered buggy,
aeross the track of the Chicago and Milwau-
lee Railroad, In the suburbs &c Town. As
he approached the track, he saw a lassen-
yer train coming, and thcreupm drew rein
and waited for il to pass. After IL whisked
by, he ehsrrsped To Dick togo ON, hut Dick
refused to bulge an inch. The whip was
applied To his back. and he seized the bit in
his teeth and with one or two tremendous
leaps crsssed the track and instantly came
down 10 his usual gait. As the buggy went
over the rails, q freight train, which the
horsc had seen hut the driver had not,
Numbered past, just grazing the hind heels
- II went Dick had kept better look
out than his master, saw the danger AND
escaped by the means we have stated
Does horse ever reason l--CAicago Trib~me.
E1 Mons. GODDARD went up FROM Phila-
dclphia ON "Wednesday with q iackass an
pended IN his balloon. Tn lcing lifted from
the ground By the balloon, the jackass tried
the old trick IL planting his legs 1t IN angie
Of about fifty degrces, with bis hoois ahead
of his body, in the orthodox style &C resist
ing jacka@ses but that movement proying
a lannentable iaiiuTs, he drew up IL. legs, n
u 20 get them out II the way ~ usclcss ap-
pendaecs- He then looked sagrly around,
first 1t the upturncd faces Il the crowd, then
II thc house-torss, and finally, finding oil
things else melting from view, he turned his
exclusive attentionto the inflated mass over
Lis head. Jack WAS sstonishcd, il ever I
donkey was In this world.
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To Everybody.

III Y. EkDNthiE, AT THE NORTHWEST
LIZ kRS uEtut. south side ~ Fourth near
Rock Island street ha. Just received fresh suppl,
direct from manufacturers nj the various M.siic.-
% the day 10 which he call. tn. attention Of every
family.
Gle. CONSTANTLY n the family IL ha. been well sai.i
that" An onnee ~ Prevention IL ~urth = Pound ~
stance. f'f some cheap article at hand may save a
Physician. hill
! have the most complete establishment OF thu.
cinss In the Northwest, comprising hos, ~ artices
~ numerous that shall only sion "a few Of the
leading Ones
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Chicago.

Chicago.
THE GREAT WESTERN
BLANK BOON MANDATORY =!
lssirer, kSMge - AsNSse,
iss 4 IN LAKE, CORNER or a. ARK STREET,
s'lsicsawO, ulltseo>~,
Is Tile OLDEST AND LARGEST HOUSE
i If its kinl IN t'hicsse cr III. North west where
all kinds %
BLANK BOOKS,
STATIONERY AND
BOOK BINDERS STOCK,
Are kept constantly on hand sni fnr sale whecsal.
aud Retail
AT THE LOWEST PRICES
Order. received fur
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q. =. MHGuDD&,
Notary eublIc - Coavcyaneer,

DEEDS aud ri. other Instruments OF writing
prenri and carefully executed
Particular stfcnton given 10 the Investigation q,
Titles 10 Real E,,st~, and abstracts given when 70
quested
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REMOVAL.

Mr.. JAc0BY uAH REMOVED HIS DRUG
4vA and Prescription Store fr0m brady street 10
he asw building corner Third and Ferry sireets
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IL The Fredericksburg News says: "There
are no markets here to quote
IL The price of cattle in Philadelphia on
Monday, declined 80 cents OH the 100 lbs
IL All sorts Of goods offered in New York
at reduced prices'-in many cases: at cost
prices.'
u A German, named Abraham Rosensteine
of Albany, was robbed by two Young men at
Waterford, on Tuesday, Of five hundred dollars
IL The anniversary of the battle Of Yorktown
was celebrated on Monday, both at Norfolk and
Richmond, by the military.
H. The New York Herald expresses the opin-
ion that the present financial crash in this conn
try, will! produce an equally disastrous one in
England
III 1t is stated by the Appleton Crescent that
the Governor Of Wisconsin will soon pardon the
penitentary convict l.eahy, '.ex-monk Of La
Trappe,' imprisoned for murder.
BANKS THAT Don't SUsPEND-Down East the
fishermen are boasting because their banks have
not suspended. The discounts in cod. haddock
halibut, &c, are reasonably large, and the de-
Posits and drawers fair for the times
A STRIxE.-The Hagerstown md Chronicle,
Know Nothing print, says: "A crisis has ar
rived I'm our business, and we are determined not
to strike another blow for the Ameri can party un-
til II strikes a blow for usn
DoUBTFUL.-lt is alleged that forty passengers
who sailed from Aspiuwall on board the lost
steamship Central America We're left I'm Cuba,
where they now detained, having been pre-
vented from leaving by that steamer In conse-
quence OF rigid quarantine. Ia,
Id The plan adopted since the suspension Of
specie payment Is, to allow the payment Of bal
aDces TO certain extent, according to the capital
OF the Bank, in bills; but ifany bank exceed the
line marked OUT II Is to pay out the excess in sp-
Gle.
H. One Of the Professors in the Philadelphia
College Of Medicine extirpated, a few days since,
more than half Of the upper Jaw bone of a
man, because Of its becoming necrosed or dead
by the inhaiation OF the fumes Of phosphorus in
q match factory. The patient 10 doing well.
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PROPOSALS FOR STATIONERY.

WAR DEPARTMENT.
Washington. October 2ist, 1857
Proposals will be received at this Department
until " O'Clock on Thursday the 18th day of Novem-
the schedules below.
The Stationery must be of the best quality.
samples must accompany bids.
The successful bidder will be resuired to give
bond, with approved sureiies for the faithfu ftl.
Inent of his contract and the Department w N re-
the right to order the articles at such times
and In such quantities as 1t may deem proper, and
To increase or diminish the quantities below stated.
PAPtRs MADE or LINEN STOCK.
2reams folio post, ruled, machine made, weigh
ing ~ pounds. per ream.
~ realms single cap, ruled machine made, weigh
ing II pounds, per ream.
lao realms quarto post. ruled. machine made.
weighing ga pounds, per ream.
~ realms note paper, per reaIn.
copying paper, per ream.
blottlng paper, per ream.
10 envelope paper, bun or yellow, royal per
% dozen cards Perry S pens, per dozen cards
Ioo cards other metallic pens, per dozen
1900 quilts. No. 30. per 900.
dozen Contee's or Fa5er's lead pencils, per
2dozen ivory folders. plain, per dozen.
:. erasers. ivory handles, do.
I " ivory wafer stamps, do.
= cocoa sand boxes, do.
g bladed knives, Rodgers Il Sons, per
3dozsn inkstands, two-inch out glass. per
dozen.
10 dozen Cooper & Philips's. Princes, or other
black Inck, IN quarts, per dozen.
ID DOZEN French carmine ink, IN ounce viais' per
ldozen copying ink, per dozen.
800 waters, large, for department seal. per 'oo.
Spounds waters, common a, SIZE per pound.
10 ndia, rubber. prepared, in pieces, per
pound.
speces bRs SdEn sand Re per ap peck
lOdozen taste. assorted, per dozen.
% envelopes Tsa iess weighing one pound, per
oc 2-iaw&w
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very fine Madeiray than any other purewin we
ever saw that was not produced on the island
of Madeira itself
By the by, the express companies and other
freighters from Los Angeles to New York are
said alltohave refused to be compensated for
the transportation of this consignment, destined
as present to the President of the United
States. They we're Mr.. P. Banning. the Calf
foruia Navigation Company, the Pacific Mali
Steamship Company. the Panama Railroad
Company, and the Atlantic Mail Steamship
Company all of whom thus evinced becoming
public spirit. -
- FfsAscIAL.-We copy the following quota:
tons of stocks, uncurrent money and remarks,
from the financial circular Of Sweeny, Kitten
house, FAINT & Co., of the 22d Instant
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PERSONAL.

A.. Com. Stringham and Com. ]. Wilkinson,
U. 3. n are at Willards. .,.
-. &. Hon. John M. Bolts, Of Virginia, was In
Paris about the last Of September.
80. Mike Walsh is a candidate for Clerk of
the United States House of Representatives.
80. Gen Duff Green is discoursing through the
columns Of the Alexandria Sentinel upon rail.
roads, currency, exchange, &c.
-. Punch advises the Governor of Utah to ego
ii while he's Toung'
The Louisville Journal adds: ssThe advice Is
sensible, for somebody is Cumming who'll check
him.
80. Hon. Thomas ii. Benton we are happy TO
state, is sufficiently recovered to be riding out to-
day, on his favorite black horse. Though re-
duced in flesh and apparently weak. he sits his
horse with his wonted ease and frmneSs
.... Charles Mathews, the English comedian,
expresses the opinion that he is somewhat unfor-
tnnate in timing his visits to America. s'In 1893 y
he says, some nineteen years ago, first crossed
the Atlantic and popped upon pecuniary crisis
in New York, and now in 1857 have had the
luck to pop upon another'
-. Ex-Speaker Banks delivered the annual
address at the Crystal Palace on Tuesday even
audience being assembled beneath the dome to
hear him. The address was upon the subject of
the Elements Of National Wealth. and the choice
Of a Vocation.
-. On election day, in Baltimore. the Secre-
tary of the Spanish Embassy at Washington was
in Baltimore, on visit to the Spanish Consul
and while passing through the street. about two
O'Clock in the afternoon was fired atwih pistol
by party in a coach. The ball struck between
himself and lady few feet behind him, and
the coach passed on.
-. The Secretaries of the Treasury and the
Interior Departments, the Hons Howell Cobb
and Jacob Thompson, and, we hear. all the Cab
met except the Postmaster General and Secretary
OF the Navy, are to-day in Baltimore. They went
this morning. and will return this evening" after
visiting the Maryland State Fair, to which they
received special Invitations.
By the Europa we hear that Catherine
Hayes, the Irish Vocalist, is married to VIM
Bnshnell Everybody about Washington remem-
bers Bushnell, who ''sat at the receipt of cus-
toms in the little (pepper) box Office of the
Ade!phi Theatre, Brown II Nichols. Managers
Afterwards Bushnell travelled with Barnum and
Jenny Lind, aud there was some talk of his mar
rying Jenny but the project didn't work, and so
Jenny married somebody eise.n BushneII's
good looks and shrewdness have, however, Sc
cured him singing bird, whose notes (bank and
othe1 approach in some degree those Of the
Swedish Nightingale.
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MYSTERIOUS SUICIDE IN PHILADELPHIA Mary
Jane Meadery, aged twenty years, committed
suicide on Monday night, at the State. Union
Hotel, In Market street, Philadelphia There is
a mystery about this affair which the Coroner
investigation has failed to unravel TWAS, how
ever, ELECTED that the young woman was born I'm
England and arrived at New York in the month
of May last. She subsequently went TO Philadel-
phia, and some time in the latter part of August
or early in September, was engaged for a while
as ssamstress i'm the family of DR.. Burr, who
resides on w alnut street. near Twelfth She was
a modest and rather intelligent person. and beau
tiful in figure. On Saturday last, She in COM
pany with man aged about sixty years, went to
the hotel. in Market street, where he engaged
boarding and lodging, and registered on the book
OF the establishment the name Of George Clark
and lady. Shortly after this he left, under pre-
tence Of going to Wilmington, Del, stating that
he would return on Tuesday. On Monday after
noon the young lady appeared to be detected in
spirits, and in the evening she was taken very
sick in her room. physician was sent for and
though every effort was made to save her, vet she
was beyond the power of human skill and death
soon put period to her suffrrings
When discovered in her ROOM she was unable
to articulate, having taken dose Of poison, sup
posed 10 be prussic acid. There was nothing
LETT behind her, no letters or papers of any de-
scrption whatever, that tended to throw any
light upon the subject. Mr.. Clark if that be his
name Is the only one who has a real knowledge
Of the facts which caused the unfortunate Young
woman to commit the work OF self destruction
IL Is supposed that she had fallen a victim to his
desires, and, being deserted by him. sought TO
hide her shame in the gloom of the grave.
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NEWSPAPER FC>IUS.-HaTd tiH,es among the
newspapers is becoming paIpable as aav other
branch Of industry The st. Louis Intelli gencer
has been united with the Evening News Of the
same city, and the joint issue will be hereafter
published as IN afternoon paper The three Re-
publican papers in Dubuque, Iowa, are to be
united into one. The Republican and Wing, at
Quincy, Illinois, were also to be joined into one
andthe st. Paul Times and MIinne.otian are like
ly to follow suit. In Philadelphia the Times and
sun have been merged in one paper
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IL The meeting of merchants at the New
York Exchange on Tuesday, to take into consid-
ration the formation of Commercial and Indus
trial Exchange Company, to prevent revulsions
such at present paralyze th. business of the
country, proved to be 4 fzzle, no person being
present but the Secretary and half dozen hungry
reporterx
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at the same time would be working sabstan-
tial reform in the conduct of that journal

SWAMP AND OVERLOOKED LANDs.-A patent
No. 13-for lands in the Tallahassee district,
Florida, enuring to the said State under the
act of September %, 1850, embracing 1850. rs
acres, was yesterday transmitted by the Com
missionerof the General Land Office to the
Executive Of that State. p e Z
cLERIcAL oHAsons;-Da Dunn, Esq, Of
Maine, has been appointed to second class
On, 400 per annum) clerkship in the bureau of
the Second Assistant Postmaster General, vice
James G. PEBBLES, promoted to third class
$1,000 per annum) clerkship, vice A, B. Cas-
we'll, Esq, Of Me. resigned = ., .--
ArporSrFD.-Joseph Ganahl, Esq. has been
appointed U. s. Attorney for the district of
Georgia, vice Gordon, Esq. resigned, (hay-
ing been elected to the Legislature from Chat
ham county,
RErURNED.-The Postmaster General has re-
turned from his recent brief trip on public
business to New York, and is again at the De-
partment. n
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IL In the recent Ohio election, the Americans
ofths FILLMORE stripe generally voted for the DEM
ocratic ticket. Van Trump, the American candi-
date for Governor, electioneered for Payne, the
Democratic candidate. The Toledo Times,
American, intinltes that the Americans Of Lucas
county voted for Payne, and the Louisville jour
nal says that il was the determination of large
portion OF the American party of Ohio TO defeat
Chase if possible
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-10-22

ELoPkMENT.-A married man in Mobile has
been 20 improper TO eIope with youoa Lady
OF that city. Both PARTIES were hjpbIvresncc,.d
The Mercury says:
yesterday, the gentleman, Accommodated nv
the young lady alone, made his spp-arance IN
the ely again, IN 50 mysterious :: I,.nner m,
IL could not lie asceTtiIn-d IN what NAME ,b.,,
came, nor whence. In the evening Inc d.
ed together on river boat. their des,iuation nm
known 10 may be all right-we hope n nav
turn ont 50 Parties are la the city who bring
from the country reports OF very unpleasant
character--of all enraged relative seeking their
whereabouts, to rescue the frail one from the
seducer, and To avenge his injury
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-10-22

HARPER's MAGAZINE for November received
from Shillington and Taylor Maury, has a
continuation Of "A Winter 1T the SOUTH ac-
eomPanied By StrOthers spirited GLADLY engraved,
however) illustrations. The articles in this
number are generally interesting.
Also, from Taylor & Naury We have ''I.ittle
Paul." beautifully illustrated. being No. 81 of
Harper's Story Books.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-10-22

FROM HAvISA-The steamer Cahawha, from
Havana, with dates to the 18th and over $500 COO
IN specie, Ia. arrived at New Orleans. The
health Of Havana was good Business was more
active. Sugars had declined-stock $4,000
boxes
Another SLAYER had been captured of the coast
having i've hundred and forty negroes on board
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ETHEREAL OIL.

The undersigned has ETHEREAL OIL UN-
EkPl.OSINE IN its character, and which gives a
superior liz M, burns longer and smokes less than
the Ethereal OIl usually sold TINS city. The rIght
TO sell tins Otl IN the District OF Columbia is guar
Depot, No. 49l, northwest corner Of D. and lith
streets. where IT'S superiority Will he shown At dny
time. The price is the same as the eN plosive. Or
ders Will be puncIuslly filled 10y leaving them at the
Depot
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