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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-07
fan6 marrants.

GOAL So per TUN.-The Pennsylvania Coal
~ Company being unable folly supply the retail demand
co AL from their yards No 800 West between Morton aud
Leroy bave for the convenience Of families made
ens also 10 deliver for the present superior White Ash Pitts
ton Coal Of all sizes, screened for family use, from
Pier foot Of 2ld g., North River;
Pier foot Jsckson-st East River;
At SIS per of 1900 3D. be paid all when Goa
Is ordered.
Coal viii also be delivered terms from the Com
psDy's yards
Foot North leth. st., Wilamsburgh;
Pier 81 Cross Dock, near Taylor st., Wliamsburyh;
And Pier foot OF Psci6c-st.. Brooklyn.
EDWIN III. MEAD, Secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-07
6nuses an0 farms Uante6.

WANTED-A small FARM near New-York n
Albany in EXCHANGE for large one (450 sere.)
Cleveland Ohio Any reasonable time will BE- given for the
difference price. Ihe Ohio farm rich so has superior
and ample .0drg orchards &c anu Il in desirable neigh
eorhooo For particulars, address J. W. W. Box No So
Brooklyn, L !.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-07
Doar6 ano Rooms.

4 SMALL family, occupying the first class House
N No $40 2d.av.. will Jet to gentleman and his wife TWO
FURNISHED FRONT ROOMS on the I'd floor. with partial
gentleman and fire. for IL week. or
three rooms 10 gentlemen and their wives for 20
weeh UDexcep,i onable reference required
DOARDING-At Nos. As, AZ and 40 East Broad
ID way, for Gentlemen and their Wives and for Single
Gentlemen r. BOUTON.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-07
ARM for SALE, in Cumberland Village Sal.

E'ARM for SALE, in Cumberland Village. Sal.
i Hvsn County, n y. sss scre. $500. Tern, easy
The wood on viii sell fo 1900 II Of the best n ssss
for Crit Laih and Saw Mill In the county, having strong
stone dam and heavy water power eight roads By
and pleasant home market for stock AID or
duce Al Ncw.fork prices School, Stores Churches tel
and Post Office by IT, Five and half hour, nds from Now
try seats village and city property Apply to j. WANDER
Bit Agent and Auetioaecr, No 81 FvIton-s-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-07

~ YORK 70 ROCRSTER--rhs RoCHLUS =
oKNESEE VALLEY RAILRoAD b nov oPsn, - -
Ycrt and Ers Railroads. forms eissss route -
- koehsstsg. - -
lsvt saorded BY the vide cars, rendered. b. fN ~
Ne between the above namsdcitiea 80 -
Tickets can Be procured q the Nev.Yofk - =
Ticket once ioot of Duansst, end No. iss Drsss
b yersey City.
Dsssaes chscksd through -
- vifh dispatch Any infozmaEiea dssrsa n w4d =
n b ebsaipsd 81 ealing he 0sncsl Ssssns 1e0
m. Ersssss Yrsisht Agent No ios Beos1vy. 1919
10 trulns q - tsGsla Corning end ns~sxeSs1
eAsg. - AkSssSh'' =
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-07
Real Gstate for Sale.
EARM for SALE-Containinp mo acre. nr

t'ARM for SALE-Contaning 40 acres of ex
eeent LAND 10 acs in we'd aud beautifully site ed on
the west bank OF Cayugs Lac miles from Ithaca Y The
location Of the Farm particularly healthy and affords every
"a hty for sailing o. fishing 4 has large Peach and Apple
eherd early and late varieties aud abound 10 other fu all
IN full bearing in high of cultivation with com,ta5.
farm House containing rooms good enantbOuse and
out buildings has also failing springs of purs
in every field For further particulars inquire Of
J. HENRY southwest corner 42dst and ljlhsy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-07
NETWORK and HARLEM RAILROlp-

~ Summer arrangement oomusnoins June s 1857.
Trains leave Depot Of White snd Centre ssss
sO m.-Express Mail train for Albany stopping Of -
north Of WiIamsbrdse.
Sis p INVITE Plains train, stopping II I'll etstias
Leave 26th.st Station: - rI
75 -WiIliamsbridse train. stopping ct al sss11s
lloo Williamsbridge train, stopping at s Ssssss
II 80 IN White Plsins han. stopping al 5stiose
2S m.-wDliamsbiidge tram. stopping At al Sssss~
$40 p m-Millerton train stopping At al etssions
$3.50 m.-CIoton Fol, tain, stopping stall stenoaA
500 ?. m.-Wlismsbndse train, stopping 81 81 49,
500 p. a.-Wihsmsbrdse train stopping 81 ~ 49,.
WILLIAM J. CANPBELL. ossek<<
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-07
s''e HE ;s' HsoyE xRAINs RUN DAILY. (sUNDAN
EXCEPTED)

NIGHT ExPREss ct s pm, for Buffalo, every Day J
These Express Trains connect st Eimra with The -.
ssnssdasus and Niagara FALL Railroad for Niazss -
Syrscuss, ct Corning With Buffalo, Coruins and No.
esiroas for kochsstsrj ct Great Bend With Delaware -
sfth the Buffalo and New York City RsilIosd Dr. 49,
Du6ao and Dunkrk With the Lake Bhose Railroad ~
snA, Cincinnati, Toledo, Detroit, Clieaso. 10. Al
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-07

DEGULAR SALE. THIS DAY, at l2i o'clock,
IL the Merchants EIehsnse By order Of Jesse h Dueo
Auditor Of Illinois: , ,..a,,o,,
S2(CO Louisiana per cent Coupon Bonds 1853 and lSo
For sccount Ct whom Il may concern
Hud.On River R.irsd per cent Convertible BONDS
500. Cincinnati Peru .ni Chicago Railroad PEI cent
Bonds 1875 ~
p shares Commonwealth Fire Insursace Co. LOO escb'
~ shares Broadway Fire Insurance Co. . esch
IS stsres New. Jersey Zinc Co, sl2 eaeh -
a. shares North American rir- Insurance Co 80 each
Next Regular Sale WEDNESDAY. Nov. IL Regular Sales
every Wednesday and Saturday Special Sales on al other
dsya (lzSg
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-07

sr.rr or Hrw.YosK. BANK DEPARTMENT. March 49, 1887
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, Pursuant 10 the
Statute in such made and provided that all the CIR
CrLATING NOTES issued TO THE CANAL BANK Of LOCK
PORT Banking Association LockPort Ssyars County must
the Superin ntent of the Banh
Department the State Of New York. for payment within
TWO YEARS from the hereof the fund.- deposited fo
he redemption the Circulating Notes issued 70 the said Bsnh
will be givenup. JAMES N. COON, supt
The Bank Of Albany Albany viii redeem the Notes IN De
half Of the Superintendent. rah2l lswtyS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-07
Justrurtiou-

"A SON RIVER IN3TIrI'TE q CLAvEaACK- n T..
PuPs received November 81 gives sosrd snd Tuition Toe
el6 year.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-07
Cutlery, 6aroware anh Jron.

TNHOMAS PIG IRON-Sot, free strong. and .
Il usuauted substitute fx Scotch PIG.
JOHN W. QUINCY. Ne % William Ct
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-07
90 nbom it man Uonfern.

NOTICE.-A scamp by the name of JAMES
IN SULLIVAN HALL left me during the month Of July,
taking 5000 Of my said Hall over years age,
Sized with light hair blue eyes, bald head and rather
sente spPesante he came from New TO MDnesotA
waided by addressing Mrs. MARGARET HALL saltwater.
Mime Territory.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-07

n W VAUGHAN g. Co., Providence, r. l..
IL BANKERS and BROKERS, pr. pared 10 negotiate
Paper Collections in al parts Of the couu
tn 10 bay and sell STOCKS COMMISSION. and 70 sot
AGENTS for parties sbosd in the Transaction Of business
RrFERsScE:-N-. T. D. Bowen, President Bseksoue Cass
Bank. Providence, l. Mr. D. BsteI Presiden. Ho.ssd
Ba1kpE Company. Boston MesHs Robbins Son, New
York; Messrs. John Hsrpum Co, Philadelphia
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-07

HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.--FsOm o.
IL Der 49, 1857 Trains will leave Cambersx astca %
ows :, ErpIe': train. a m; and Pm Hsss, ~
Sing Sing, s:45 m. and p for PoughkeePds e
$3.50 p M for Peskski $50 p. The PoushkeseaA ~
skhl and Sing Sing Trains stop the way ststoua h
taken at Chambers. Cns Christopher and Slst ~
br NewYoi leave Troy at 80 and 1888 and - ~
Fest Albany Ut and s:23 g m. and and $40 m.
A. " SMITH Superiul1aAla
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-07
CENTRAL RAILROAD Of NEw-JERSEI

NENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JEEkI}
~ Connecting q. New Hampton with the Delswsn Lal
wanna ami Western Railroad, and Easton with IL IN
Valley Railroad.
FALL ARRANGEMENT. commencing Oct "a lsa-fs}
New ork for Esston and intermediate pisces ou pt&
North River. at u m, u m. and y of Sossvh
above trains and ct p
The above trains connect at Elizabeth With trains ~
Jersey Rsrosd which leave NevYork from the foot q Get
laDdt-st at y and u and I'D and p
Passengers for the Delaware. Laet,wsnns and Wee1 ~
road will lesve at II a. only. For Lehsh vLey hasd
o N. and IL IN. JOHN o. STEkNS, Sapak1n6rA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-07

&H CS0 WILL buy q very neat BhiCk
QpOs@sOO HOUsE No 100 IVES, 2lst e.. nsG etn Az
"a 900 remain mor.sase- FURNITURE for sALE
dssre4- Vry Cheap. BOY wanted. Apply .
J. D. WILLIAMSON Co,
NJ, II Hsnc u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-07

OFFICE CLEVELAND, PAIsEsyILLE iAND AsHIABuLA Rail
ROAD COMPANY. CLEVELAND, Oct 10, 1897. }
NOTICE is hereby given that meeting Of the
IN stockholders Of this Company has been called BY tho
Ohio WEDNESDAY: November Is 1881 oclock P, m.
suthorize INCREASE of the CAPITAL STOCK under
provisions Of ofhe General Assembly Of Ohio passed
April Is, 1851. By order Of the Bosrd.
GEO. B. ELY Secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-07

DAVEN, BACON Il Co. successors to Bacon
III Rsyen) PIANo-FoRTE MANUFACTURERS
WMeroom No lS 0rsnd-st. near Broadway; where . full
assortment Of INSTRUMENTS nsy be found exclusively Of
our manufacture, warranted IN every respect.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-07
financial.
srrEor p..rrs. Anc.ioneer.

SisEos paAPEE, Auctioneer.
DY SIMEON DRAPER, Office No. ~ Pine-s'.,
ID corner Of Wlhsn Auction Salss 81 the Merchants Et
cd. pss fUk sDAYS ard FRIDAYS also Spea lss on .1y
other ds3s when required Stocks snd sonds s
81 Private Sale 100 81 the Board Of Brokers'
70 maize boz hde .s.s Mr. Draper viii be present AZ the -
aats ErokAr &C. IT l2i O'Clock each day sud receive iof
.s st public auction s1ct Ger fcs,,s Of stocks BONDS &C
a. s. there b. presented for that parpOs in addition % ms
regularly Advertised list AZ,
SPECIAL SALE THIS DAY. AZ IL! O'Clock a. the hef
chants EIch.nEe- For particulars see Cstaosue.
AIrT,T II NIcoI Az Auc,ione. r. Office No. Broad Ct
ALBERT II. NICOLAf will bold SPECIAL
"A SALE Of STOCKS and BONDS isis DAY tshIriAyl
A. IS. o'rioek Al the M-chsuts EIchsps- variety 81 nrt
e.s. Securities VII BE- offered For fun psrtica,rs zee bis Gets
lc;ue which cen be obtained at the of Mex Rss sac
on MONDAY Nov O. Specsl Sales TUESDAY ana
WEDNESDAY Auction Ss,es every day x
ALERT H. EtCOLAY,
frsr,, Stock Auetioreer and Banker n. Y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-07

NOTICE.--As some Of our NOTES are in the
~ hands Of parties who unknown TO the holders
respectfully requested % favor with their address,
or call OF our Office and receive for settlement
BOWEN, McNAMEE & Co.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-07
EXCHANGE, MERCAN-

THE BILLS Of the EXCHANGE, MERCAN-
l. NLE and Oh AkTER OAK BANKS fCorpecticut wsnsei
AZ 90 cent? Bank Of Hartford Co. WindhAn Co Brttsepor;
City Pahquioque Uncas and Halter. At 80 csat.
Western Bank, Mas 90 cents Bergen County. n , n
eep All solvent banks throughout the u bought at the
lowest Silver change furnished TO customers In any
amount st par in exchange for bsnksble fdnds
G. B. HARRISON. No. 2S5 PesrLst. coz. OF John.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-11-13

\ STEAMBOAT NEwsrArER. Among other
Innovations which the mammoth steamer
Grra, Elstern /, about 10 inauguratc, will
bc the publication Of a dailyraPer on board
flr the hcnrit OF the travelling public-the
regular public" Of travelers-whom sho
may be bearing acros. the ocean. Bot this
startling feature i, anticipated on tho wes-
tern water, Of the New World, for the New
Orleans and St. Louis packet steamer James
T.. Woodruff now sail. equipped with tho
fore, and material for the publication OF a
regular daily paper on board during her
trip, up and down river, with a job othco
attached for the printing Of bills Of fare and
other work. rs. Y. L, Post.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-11-13

PRoTIr OF UNpw.uEAINING.-Mr. WIN.
Chamberlain, Of Lower Red Hook, y. Y,
drained - acres Of land, at an expense OF
SEQ per acre, and tho first three crops paid
the whole expense, including cost Of cult.
mtion. H. may then hereafter look Tor a
profit Of so Per acre on each crop. Last
season part Of his ground yielded - bushels
Of corn, another part 800 bushels Of po,a-
toes, while On adjacent undrainei fields the
crops were nearly ruined by the drouth.
AratOr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-11-13

APrAx. 4 country Republican paper,
in chroniclins the Free Soil victory in Kan
sas, and the election Of Parro; over Ransom,
quotes the following lines from an old Meth.
odist hymn
"The year Of jubilee has GOMEZ
Return you RASsON'D sinners home"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-11-13

10 ~ pleasing also 70 know That - many
who are not members of our club, have CON
tributcd to the interest Of the exhibition to-
day aud IL such do not feel repaid tor their
efforts, We will .ay that our books are al
way. open for those dcsirous Of becoming
members Of the society, aud the dollar FOR
your membership, shall be properly eIpcnd-
ed for the increase Of the Library.
Many new varieties of s,c'ls have bcen in
trolucci the present season. There has been
received from the Patent Office and other
sources, and distributed among the members
Of the club, seeds, tha, had they been pur.
chased by tho single package, would have
cost moro than thirty dollars.
Iii, not expected that all will be adapted
to our soil and climate, yet some, We b.
lieyc, will prove valuable additions to our
GeId anl garlcn products.
our Old and tried vegetables are not 70 b.
hastily thrown aside forever, for uncertain.
ties, but should b, brought to the highest
state Of perfection.
whilc speaking of s,c'l', &, has occurrcl
10 mo that we might alop, a system Of .ay.
ing garden srcls, SOM thing Ike ,hi' 1T
ono member Of ,h, club devote hi. attention
{, the raising ut b,ei sol, another carrot
another ,urnip. ami p, on through thc let
.rlsr,in, well formed. and th, rirlir-, SAN,
pie, anl furnishing ,c,I enough Tor an ,h,
members, and then exchanging with on,
another. Tho NOR, common way is, 10 SET
al tho arirtic, together, tho Sod ripcniue
at different periods. they are neglected
bat was thcr, but one variety t, b. attended
70 | think better ,ccl w1ull b. secured with
lc., tr,ub,, u an. mention this subject
+ now. tia. ,hos, having so5l sample, can
prrrryc th, SAM iill our wcskly mcctins'
when ,h, matter can 30 arranged.
can but consniuat, YOU, Mr. Prs.i.
dent. AMI member, Of the club. ur1n ,h.
pr1.prr,ns stat, Of our society. Started
,r,b hut l,w members. 10 has ,trldtly in
,ra.l both in number, AMI interest, unit
IL. imr,r,an,, d, i,l. and Acknowledged by
nearly au
f Ib,yc gg,r, hon questioned ,o know n Il
....,,.,..,.-.,.,....., ,...,.Ii,i,, b,. b.,r
-, 3D., .r,... nod p.,,,,,,,, apl
ti.,..r.,r;.,. -. ,i,,v,.,ll Tr,,
4, IN, .i,,,..I with I,r,, rrrtsp.iop.
either Z, ou,.trip th, County or State So.
risti,. From a letter received from IN,
S,,r,,,rv of IN, Sat, Society. learn ,hsr.
i. not runri, Agricultural library In th.
STAT, ave ,b,tor,l, g,,r,l F,rmcr.' club
With ,b. ,b,p., rr,r,.,I Z, b, mad, i'm ,h.
c,,.,i,p,i,n ga, T., almr tlp., engage,
-, mechanical rpr.gi,. J,pb,l,.. tbrr, vii
n, ,,,,., ,lli,i,r, =, r, Ii5r,rv
rt..,.,,,,.;,.,,t,,,r,f,,op opr clr,rt
fr III impr,,,mrp, h,y, been carried on
with ,lr utmost god f,slin, and unauim.
iy y, ON, IA. m, injured. when hi.
views dil not accord with hi, ncisihor-
, wbil, all have b,rn allowed O. Judge " the
,,rr.,,,e.. mp f,I.ify NJ every th,1rv NJ.
81. .,t I ,...,,,, ., ne ,brr, f.
. meeting, for discussion but f.nl. himself ~,
Maid. for whatever ol ,imo or money it mas
ha,c cost him.
Who d, thcr, that will ,ay, that such an
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-11-13

PRE,cuNG AM PRhcTIcE. \ worthy
CLERGYMAN in New York, following the prac-
ti,s Of hi. ministerial brethren. recently
preached very earnest discourse on tho
hard times. enforcing the duty Of retrcnch-
men, and economy. Immediately after
church the congregation took him at his
word by holding meeting, at which bis
salary was cut down from $1,000 10 5000.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-11-13

II is remarked that the New York Banks
and Mrs Cunningham suspended on
the same day-the latter falling to appear
at Cour, and thcrcupon iOrfcitins her recos-
uIEance.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-11-13
Special Notice

Agricultural Ey,bausr- aud communica-
t..r, ier thi, department, should b, dirc,t-
cl Oxford prmoyrat. south Paris. Ne.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-11-13

"Chcerfulnc.s /. the daughter Of employ.
ment and have known a man come home
IN high spirits from funeral, merely be-
oause Le had had the management OF It,"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-11-13

"Give new sniea,or' tn the mystic art,
Try every scheme, ani ripcr ,ies. impidi
Who Know. wh,, mecd thy labor. may await;
What gl1ruu, lu,t. thy conquest. may create
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-11-13
DARIUS FORBES. Editor.

A. frr Brts BHi sCiTurrs nFrfa.RiHg tH Hir, are
rI I.-, H1ArIf1-rlhrr sBI lIr taliIaisIy ,aaHsCt-
s| u|rH AgrIDuTHry NeNrtutA
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-07-27

sfIh%plp RaSsnR We have had the
by Mr. n Wright artist. b, order of The
friends ar the fir. Company and "a be pr
scented tn the lonspany to-day II Is onr of
the finest bannefs ia ii. designs anl ,l-cora-
tions ever made N ihr Wcst aud hivhl, rrs4l
liable 10 the artist The ifpht side IS iil,e
white siik and the hack hlur each i.lr III on.
piece oa the front the motto sOur war
Is with the elemcais I.etan the n.utio i d
view of Davenport y uh indian lurming rar
OF the if"ni s.el. and .au a. iises cmhlamai
'n Of Protection and h. airartiaa Protection
represented hy feiaalr with the American
shieid Roman mail and swunl oi.r ioos on
III. prosirai' h"it e mau with torch ai.i
broken aarp.r sn imcniiary relua th.,.
figures are the schfal msefinsions Ind.
rehdent u 4 II % org mixssl Jal, lisa
incorporated Feb isa7 Thr iop ~ the
hammer = ,urmouutci b, large GnriY catvsl
golden sag end tciua /, .n ,leaanl ,iral,ety
of crimson .ilk ,ckst fil'ins oscr M lics
"f The banner iati,l felle I'll Aoll luilian
II sis cord aul 4its, use.i vtuln .tl tlsa
hanncr ss,c Iieh anl ,osi un III. hack u
The inscriptinn Pnrset,.ea ~ the r.ia.s
Ecrrr and Witehc ~ thrl f,isHsls lal
2f ira. -m!,h a lar1e tmesl .af ~ III,
ceu're The haAnag + u S tiss ,a1 iprfc.
PIRATE. u ecsi alout sl,a u eah h., sscn
J., The psot.'..ion his ait-pat
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-07-27

!. lhe parade thi, lileluaan viii hs .Ci.i
thing very iinr u the weather il agreeable
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-07-27

VI. D,Lzs:LL 4 co..

VI. DALzELi. 4 TO-.
Ss+iIOLESALE MD RETAIL aRDsERs,
w FqeaartslT atzd cosnnli sion Merchants
4Saier- be ea.t aemsa;, Plaster. Glass aud y ais
ssigHHf ~as.saa III Perry streets. lauss ss,f
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-07-27
LATEST Ne VS..
Arrival of the Nsta.

Nm logk, Juta "a
The tunarl steamship fsit ,apt. Lot,
fran Li,crpa,l llth infant, arrived al ii, !
O'clock tins T. NJ Tier ncw /, had l..en an
tIclIat.d.
ST. lnnNs. .lul, 5ith
Dispatches irrn Coiistantinuplc state that
lord StlatE,rl dc Ratcliii, hmi received in
stnncii,n> from t.Ic tarl oi Clarendon io
raarssc a .Fant in,l,,sry ani Judicial admin
i~iratian i"r the DanuLian lrinellaliiic
The steamship. Ftifoa and hasga 200 had
arrived out
ENcIANn N pNiard lard Morrirnt d,
the opponent of Mr.. rhsckcry in. iirsl-
fsssT SAYS th.rc will b. an election fnr the
city Ut London. liarn Eaiiis.hild ha, ii,g
pledged himself H. rrs.sn "a the event %. the
Future 1T the bill i,.r llc reinoyai ot Jewish
disabilities
FRANCE. ihe VI siltg talllll. l,.s am mr.
ticle oa the rletiisa+. lsius that lururg
eight Years the nmals.r ~ nisscntian,xts
in-fcsd 81 Increasing had ,ittniuls sl..d franc.
winch haS noH judged hcm ilte tuie had
hoi changed her ai1pi.n attielc. iaA
ever, tors noi eeelsa uif zaat 4, .i.fal
warning % flc Pr pSfns y iimu ua
nem - braas'ai g. .ii ~ iuu WHICH AL
naw have Ii. othr obl.ei 'taa the u.s les
agitation ri pnllr iieliur
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-07-27

/ 'pSfR " fuR AND BUILDER. .-SIIop--
~ e t.fEcaH Ftf'h and sixth s,rer,s. r,ar
= ses srt as1r5af f.tl West ai Methodist shbreh
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RIVER 4 STEAMBOAT NEWS


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Steamer Iissf'ats Rfttl A. n iaats
steamer y tHoret tsss Ghadtt, y l'a1l
Nif'tHs' y ttt ttAt 'anttss., Z iesl
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Stralfsf iit sFs ca. fuFtH 81 lasks
siea'aerJ VI ttt, ktNeA keaswt
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rs- rhr M..onti Eitrs {. reported taaG III. n
tie 'ate~t t,tHs
Ntaaaesdea' IS. occurred =. i..s triaes fa
vesk- II l.uoiA ogl ..lpaa
Sc The Aihambta wiil tas ~, ma5t'fs asf
.,alvrl She Il e1ccllshf bgat
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z-e- The Me.scak., tisAsl9sA.l ia 5ya,p t',h
.ana;l La, Thursiay for 81 raHi
Iur EAriDs Tho wAtea is -et}HaU H IS KHt
Rapid. The Mlusesp,s nSle lad sstauad =. Asu,,
outhe Lower Eapids .nd reached lsse sestNrlav
TIssnssNE Bsala This steas..ea atux.l ~ $40
clanatl from pavc.por, las, "Wednesday, 0iil lgii
trip shc discharged iS5 ioas al I.auissiig aud ~
tes- at 1iIciahati
THE Eiyrg -s,ill falling AZ paasts ahuyt1 here sis.i
as ~ i.tui- B,s,s vets scare There /, Lothiss
- mdaee them q heroma marf fra9nee' Nv a.
rall- for ba.tnessi is nssriN dali ia ,H tt-
esiie- IN tbs river
fHf oaIo On THURSDAY the r.sst 49, tislHs ~
Pittsburgh with - fesf water III chana.i .u Il
stand si Cincinnati w,th prospect a fsa, bat
litlo doins Vi" giv-f oNis o fsst watst aa tbs
bais of the lsN.r 0hia
s;T rhe Ben campbell vlll .,au 60 Naseattn.
TIL. morning a, half pa-i sessn esivek With tLe
firrIncn 4 crowd III frnsl.inss bands ~ a4A.te
e. aaJ Mil return la thr evening g. .tsit =
O.. O'Clock % her regular frir for k.aknt