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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-11-19

REMIT IN RuM.-A Providence man.
having occasion to receive q small sum
from a correspondent in another city,
gave the following very improper d.
rectlon: AS all property is unsafe,
and the exchanges are 20 shockingly
deranged, you may remit the balance
in rum "-Providence Journal.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-11-19

-
AD WHITE TkkTH, PkRFUARD BREATH
cR and Beautiful CcnTlexion can be acquired
b. using the 'Balm u Thousand Flowers" What
lsdy or gentleman We ud remain under the curse Of
4 jisagreeable b4esth, when BY using :" Balm OF
Thousand Flowers" dentifrice would not only
render it sweet ut leave the teeth White as sabas-
teri Many per do not know tn. II breath l. bad
and the subject 10 delicate their friends will never
mention it. Beware OF Counterfeits. BE sure each
TO lie is signed FETRlD0k 4 Co., N. Y. For sale
by all druggists.
oWOOpLAND CREAM.-A Ponade fr beautify-
ing the Hsir-highly pers,med, superior 10 any
French aruCle imported aud for halt the price. For
dressing Ia ies' nsir 1t has no equal, giving 1t
bright, gi0esy appearance. 1t Gauss Gentleman's
Hair 70 curl the natural manner. 1t removes
Dxndruf always giving the Rsir the appearance of
being fresh shampooned. Price. only 6fty cents.
None genuine un.ss slgued
F8TR, DGE co.
Prop ietors Of the "Balm 0: Thousand Flowers"
For sAle BY TAYLOR l. bALLORD, No 10 Lea lsire
Row Sole AZ, Mt, for Davenport.
July23d &W6m
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-11-19

The Los Angeles California; Star gives
an account of the massacre of IN emisraut
train on the way from the States of Missou.
n and Arkansas TO California The train
wasabout one huudrsd and thirtv strore
and 81 were killed except fiitssa ihghAtapG
The cause Of the mssascfe = ooid IS - ths
.l.sssssnrnt go latan1 I y sthst whits
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-11-19

Debility and Nervousness, Distaste for Society,
Gloomy Presentments, pain and weakness IN the
bacs, impairment Of mental vigOr and memory, weak
and watery eyes, eruptions on the Saee and body.
restlessness Of vicious dreams and unfefreshans
sleep untness for marriage relation, improper 81.
citsoiity Of the organs, stricture costiveness piles
dyspepsia ke. To the truth of thu, more or less In
eacn case every sufferer from solitary indulgence can
attest. And further, any latent or family pr dsp-
siton to dtsease, imbecltty, tmpsteis.. .ssnity
&C. almost surely eventually ved Do activ-
iiy, and II 10 actually the most frequent Cause Of
those malsdies in young persons, - proved By the
statistics Of sn countries And this ID equally true
Of both sexes.-6tn, II taken In tiInes ths disease
and its consequences perfectly amenable TO trea
ment.
DR. Hubbell hes. for many years past, teen con
suited upon so many and distressing casee OF tnis
vice, that his attention has been necessarily much
directed 70 it, treatment and cure, ana no happy
70 add. has, beyond his most ssngune expectations,
matured . treatment At once safe and certain, and
free from painful operations nsuseous medicines.
DR. Hubbel's Treatise should be obtained By every
one as 1t viii prove complete safeguard against nm
position. II explains the nature and Consequences
o. al diseases Of the oenerattre organs.
- Those living 1t distance, ~ enclosing Two
postage stamps In order to prepay The postage, viii
rex Give copy By return Of mail, gratis.
DR. Hubbe's experience v not exceled By any ply
stefan, in the treatment Of Private 0ssssss Of any
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT IMPORTANT TO 1ENALESs
~ All ladies suffering Of Female Complaint
whatever, recommended to cal All cases treat1
ed and cured without delay and with the happieGt
results. Uterine and painful menstrual Obstr ucton
requiring surgical operations removed BY scientific
treatme nt. II desired, convenient rooms provided.
Advice stsictly CONFIDENTIAL.
Persons living 1t distance, BY giving plain
statement their cases. will Be atte1ded TO punctu
ally and medicines forwarded BY express to al parta
Of the United States.
Address, J Hubbell. II D. box lSss o, Chicago
Illinois.
Private onioe, No - Randolph 81, opposite tha
Revere Hotel.
JnnelAitS
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-11-19
CHICAGO DENTAL INSTRUMENT
AND STOCK DEPOT.
NO. l69, LAKE STREET.

Over K0ss = o. Store, Co1Cag0.
HAv1N0 secured the agency from various Eastern
IL Companies, he subscriber 10 nov prepared u
furaish eli articles In the Deata. Line from single
instrument 10 fun and coopete $751; ~ Dastssn pri-
90,
sold Plate cut to Patterns Teeth eelec4ed 20 CASTS
and ut ~ Ex press when orderes. Having tor ecme
time felt the Of establishment where could Be-
had anything In this line, conceived the Yea Of
op ming one and having % years experience IL ali
the various departments Of the Profession NO hone
u b. able - pply the wants Of ALL aud trust 70 b
ieerslly .uppo.tet BY the profession. Catalogua =
furnishe fee Of ch.rss when desiied Orvters 40.
ltctted 90 promptly atteuded to.
Address orders to H. DORlON. Aeent
Novl1dSm Box 2l41, Csicago. III.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-11-19

HoRRID CASE or DEsTTTuTIoN II
TonoSro!- An IxYANT DvINo OF
HuNoER AT THE BREAsT OF ITS FAM
IsHINe MOTHER THE Toronto Cot
onisf Of Friday gives the details Of .
mournful case Of dcstitution and death,
which occurred in that city on Wedses-
dav night. A man naucd James Bal
", wire worker by trs dc, with bis
wife and two children. arrived in
Montreal about five weeks ago, from
Belfast, Ireland. He was unable to
procure any employment, yet could
not leave, daily expecting his wife to
be confined, which took place about
three weeks since, giving birth to a
boy. His means being all exhausted,
the family were sent on to Toronto, by
the Emigrant Agent, where they arriv-
ed about ten days ago. Since then he
was able to get bot two days work,
from Mr. Rice, King st., and could earn
lsd. day at the piece-work on which
he was employed. Destitute and hun
CRY, they were passing up York st., on
Tuesday evening last, when they &C.
costed Mrs. Clement who keeps q
small grocery and on stating their cir
cumstances, she kindly offered them
lodgings for the night. Mrs. Baily
was so sick thenas to be unable tonurse
the infant, which was taken care Of by
Mrs. Clement. The family all went to
bed on Wednesday evening at nine
clock, and about one in the morning
the father put his hands out to fee
whether the children were all covered
lie touched the baby, which felt &C
cold as to excite his fears. On pro-
curing a light and returning to the
room, he discovered the infant lying or
its mothers breast but dead, and she
fast asleep. Baiiy stated on the in.
quest that his wife was SO weak and
exhausted from want of food that She
was unable to afford the child suffici
ent nourishment. The appearance o
the mother indicated a state bordering
on starvation the father also looked
much attenuated. The jury rendered
a verdict that the child died from ex
haustion.
This case occurred in the city Of Tor.
onto, from where we get daily newspa.
pers containing long letters, purportine
to be written in New York, and show
ing up the horrid state of society il
the United States.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-11-19

cEAt St. John, N. B., on Friday
night, it being very dark, a man, NAM
ed Archibald Brown, walked off one Of
the wharves when the tide was out
He CROPPED his way along in the mud,
but, instead Of taking course that
would extrlcate himself from bis un-
pleasant prcdicament, he wandered up
among the spiles beneath the wharf,
where, Of course, he became more be-
wlldered than ever. The rising tide
made him conscious of his danger, and
by shouts and noise he was enabled to
attract the notice Of persons passing in
the vicinity; but too late for succor.-
As the tide rose, he climbed to the TOP
of the spilcs, and through a small ap-
crturc in the wharf sufficient to admit
one of his arms, he was enabled to in
form them Of his situation. His posi-
ton and feelings can be imagined
when the water was every moment ris.
ing around him, and he could not bt
cxtricatcd. lie shook hands with hi,
friends, passed through the hole all tn.
money and valuables he had about his
person. and just as the water was clos
ing over him. after giving some direc
tons concerning his family, he bid hi
frinds good hyc, and the gurgling wa
ter beneath announced that all wa!
over.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-11-19
SPECIAL NOTICES.

Cnder this head limited numbero spectai notices
will be inserted 1t ten cents per line for each inser
ton or nrty cents per week
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-11-19
0uR lob OFFICE.

1ness hsvins printing vosk Of any description TO
- -. en- s.d the Job once 81 the STATE pr
..A, sA;e "a ,urn Il out ~ neatly, and at - mo-
1e,.se uros,. - any In the city Our assortment Of
ssp~ ssd svssy other requisie, are saeh - TO esv
neHA,ae % b desired 10 enable To furnish a. well
euseutsd booa work, circuars, 'pos'ers' ard etne
Sebs, o. cen b. printed We invite any having oHm
msoAe - give our once . trial.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-11-19
wIHE LIVER
INVlGOR ATOR
PREPARED bY DR.. SANFORD.

rs great Scientific Medical discovery, and II daily
i working cures, almost too great 70 believe. 1t
cures a. IL BY magic, eren Ms first doss 05vtn1 b.
cure any kind Of Liver Complaint, from the worst
Jaund!ce or Dyspepsia to common headache, all Of
which are the :, suit Of Q Diseased Liver.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-11-19
j. MONGER.

u EN- E X A l. l. 4 Nd BIZ VKER
WILL boy and sell al kinds Of proUs'ty on COM
" mitsion. giving speviai atteLtion " NE e.
cnsnse OF Lei chandise or other perROnal property
for Real Estate.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-11-19

DLANK BOOKS Of svsry description can nov =
ID had at WANNA
(may6dt0 2ock Island
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-11-19

Onn ROLLS Of Curtain Papsr for sale cheap b
0UU y. Il. WAR1lN
(nayGdt0 nnse Island.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-07-16

CRoPs IN AMADpR CuCNry.-L1st
week we visited diff rent sections OF
"nr county, and were gratifed 10 see
the manv Indications Of prosperity
which everywhere mt our gaz.. la
very valley in the comfy, Gas they
are m.n,) the wheat, barley, oats,
corn and Vegetable crops are really
fine. The tarm-rs in lone, Jacks q,
and Buena VISTA valleys, say the crops
never have been 3, abundant "a they
Il e the present season. The harvest
ing is all finished, and the farmers are
busy ,hrrshing their grain and storing
it. There will be- an abundance Of
every kind of grain i" this county this
year --AmadOr Sentiael.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-07-16
MISCELLANEOUS.
j. II T. G kA MS
STEAM REFINED CANDY
M ANUF ACTORY,

WI = ~ OF n - ] - n
No. So, Montgomery street, between Bush and SUIT
ter. streets san Francisco.
fENHE PROPRIETOR Of the aboye named ostab-
4 lshm mt takes this method OF informing his
numerous frsnls and custo,sers, tsat ne Intends
ollo wing the example ut the Gas Cnunany-lhlt is
10 reduce his prices, which he hopes will give entire
satsficiion to all.
His can lies are all manufactured from Stuart >
refined sugar, which he impIrts himself, aud NIL the
essences used ny of the finest yOr and the
best IN the market, together with variety Of other
articles appertaing To the manufacture OF candies too
numerous 10 mention.
Having hId an experience ol seven years in the bu
sinrss ia his city, isn being ths
FIRST COME crIoN TER
On the lcic cot-t. he itters himself he will be
ab e 10 give entire satisfaction to all who may favor
him with their trale,
Byan anl improved nrocess, his crndies are
made II IA quicker ra IRd ut ie-s expense than for
merl,, Ia II he i Ioiel TO sell at much lower
iig IRE tn IN heretofore.
r.ra,ns desiring anything in his line will do well
to rell and examine his splendid stock of cl'Ies MS
we'll his prices aS he feels confident they cannot
fail ~ please N" slric.eNt economist.
Wholesale PpICES.
A beautiful assortment of STICKS, LUMPS AND
DROPS, selling lt the reduced rates.
COW + rU ~ including
CARAVAN SEEDS, peari-d and smooth,
CINNAMON STRINGS,
GLOVE BUDS,
CASNtA BUDS.
ChREANDER SEEDS; largo AMI
small at 2Ot' per pound.
GUM DROP -SIJOrlI ALMONDS
JUJUBE PASrE. FRENCH NOTICES,
ALMOND DIANDN, &c. NJ 81 cents.
AALso-t beantiiul assortment Of REICli CAN
DIES, varying in pri;rs according 10 quality
The attention ut the trading public Is invited to ex
iinle tins i'm nensr stock Candies, comprising every
thing in the "dalce' line.
lie leaves it,"lhe bNres To judge Ct the superiority
of his articles call and fur yourselves tor &c
ular demonstrate IN Is proof posi- i've. J. REG AN.
Remeasber tie nqmier--1} MInlg ,me-y street, be
tween Bush and Sulter. San Fran :i.cu. fvl9-tf
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-07-16
Oruuille Dailq Butts RetarN.

A TRADITION OF THE ARABS King
Nimrod one day commanded his three
sons to enter his presence, and he
caus"d to he piaded b fore them by hlS
slav, $ three sealed urns. One Of the
urns was of goli, the second of amber,
and the hast of clay. The king des'r-
ed his eldest son to choose among them
that whic, appeared to cont lin the
treasure Of greatest p ice. The eldest
chose the vase of gold, on which was
written 'Emplre.' He opened it and
found it tull Of blood. Thc sccond
chose the amber vase, on which Wa
written Glory , He opcued it and
found t ed with the ashes of men
who ha been famou, on earth. The
third took the remaining vase-that OF
clay lie open d i and fourd IT emp
ty; but in the b tom OF the vase the
potter had W. ten one of the names Of
Gcd. Wh,ch Of these VASES weighs
most:' demanded the king f his court
The ambitl. Us repli d, the vase o. gold;
the conqu rors, the vase of amber The
sages answered and said, 'The mpty
vase, because single loltcr III the
name of God weighs more than the en-
tire glube.'
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-07-16
9uH g. complete .4ssoTime"i Of ae'sr06'
DRUGS AND MEDICINES,

SC, -r>p-c fully solicit orders ir >" sAr e"ntrv'
,d will l.la, a. ~ .a,i taetn IN eye-s partstgtr
=, ,ho.,. v to Iayur thsn With their cusosn. aal6f
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-07-16

PAYING THE DEBr OF NATURE No,
it is not paying debt, it is rather like
bringing a note to bank to obtain
solid gold for 1t In this case you bring
tbs cumbrous body, which is nothing
worth, aad which you coull not wish
20 tain long; you lay 1T down, and
r. eeive for it, from the eternal trea-
surc, liberty, victory, knowledge, rLp-
tuTe.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-07-16

A vot.r, deficient in personal beau.
ty. said to Sherd n, Il mean TO with
draw my countenance from you 'Ma-
ny thaEks for the favor replied the
candidate, for i: is the ugliest mug I
ever saw
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-07-16
HOTELS, SALOONS, &C.
SY. NICHOLAS HOTEL,
CORNER MONTGOMERY ASD ilUNrooS STREETS,
EOVILL e.
FRANK JOHNSON, ... Proprietor

yf4n, HAVING PURCIIA ASED TIE HOUSE
f#hmI known hrrrtofore M lIuntoon's Exchange !
fEU have rrnovntcd re'n'ied new, 'urh!s"en anu anu
ARRANGEMENTS have erected II spacious d'nlilg
hnli-ndded Il large number of elegantly furnished
roo ms for Families. and am prepared To nccon'h"
dat, any uu,nner OF guests in "A manner that Uu>t
will te satisfactory to all. Having had The btii-
eft OF hong experience in the business. ard as
shall give my whole attention Ia 1t. intend Il"
make This huuse In all its essential appointments 'he
very bcs, in this section OF Cairna
'' FRANK JOHNSON.
NB--The Cal Stage Cos General Office is NJ thi,
House where passengers arrive irOIn ana depart 10
ali points oi the country. 49, -.
December 81, 1896. u'l-f
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-07-16

lO( Clay ST., Sali franclsco,
OFFER FOE SALE
ALCOHOL:
CASTOR OIL:
TARTARIC ACID;
BLUE VIrRlOL;
FRESH HOPS,
CANPliOR;
CREAM OF TARTAR;
SAL SODA:
SEIDLIrZ POWDERS;
BORAX:
SrRYCHNlNE;
FLAVORING EXTRACTS;
SHAKER'S HERBS;
EPSON SALTS,
SUP CARB CT SODA;
BAY RUM;
MUSTANG LlNlMENT;
ALUM;
BRISTOL BRICK;
SALT PETRE;
IRISH MOSS;
CANARY SEED;
JAMAICA GINGER;
GUN ARADiAC;
INDIGO;
CALAEGlA LIQU0aiCE;
SAS. AFRAS B ,itk
TOWN>ENUS SAESAPARiLLA:
SANDS SAKSAPAEiLLA
CnOPERS I-I\GLASS;
YELLOW WAX;
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-07-16

THE STAR SPANGLED BANNER.--
Through some ac ident the hailards
of the liberty l.ole on Portsmouth
Square I'D got unrove, and were IL
not for tnc fa,ing of a sailor named
John Green, late OF the ship Star OF
Hope the American fig woule not
have hoatcd there on the glorious
Fourth He climcd the taperinG mast,
and repaired all damage, thus m"rlting
the warmcst thanks If our citizens
For thus d'ring seivicr, he was reward
with IA purse made up on the spot, con-
'aining $2l. During the day II sub
srription WIS sci on loot, and s - was
-oon collected and appropriated to the
pu chase OF new fl - Vide West.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-07-16
ypLIsHED DAILY (sUNDAYs EXCEPTED
WEEKLY CUTIE RECORD.

For circulation in the mining aud agricultural dis
t,icts of the county, will contain the local and general
news of tho ek illcrspersef with Interesting mis-
enllaneous reading matter. IL will cnntan tweht!
eight columns ut reading matter, nnh VIII be one ~
the iarges, and cheapest Weekly Newspapers lnthe
state Published every Saturday T'rms-S5 per
ADnum; ak months. 81; three mouths 81.
ApvLRrsEMENrs per square oi ten lines orless'
A., ins r,iun 81 ~
Isao,, .,,,sno,,au, inseriion. | so
raT" liberai ded ductnn will be made infavor oi
ih0s- who advertise by the year
esy- business cards inserted On rensonahleierms.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-07-16

A WHITE BLAcK-}lRD ---Among
he fl ,cks OF black birds that every
mo ming make their rendezvous upon
the wee, gltherering up the waste
grain and sendin. f rti, tneir notes OF
do .btful melody. has recently b en- ob
served be1ut iul snow whtir bird of
The same species, who mingles IN the
company of its ebony companions ap-
rar ntly unconscious Of any distinction
of color. The f,tt f 50 close rela.
tinn@hip ex;StI'g IN nature between the
" hte aud black is Strong point
which Abol tIonists will do well to nptc.
Ia" Bird II axes IS home in the trees
of w bcr's glrden, and when assem-
bled with his comp mons III council.
pre>en's co ,tra,t Of colOr that at
once eingl him out us rar0 aras,
who seems an amba,s ld0r of Nature,
whose mere presepce in the company
in whi, |. he is fou al, would >eem 1"
question he inaI!ibility Of the old
adage, that birds of feather flock to-
gethrr.'- > .St0cton Argus.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-15
ADDITIONAL PARTICULARS.

Immediately the arrival Of the star Of the West at
this port yesterday morning, despatched Of our
reporters quest OF further intelligence concerning Gen.
Walkers expedition Neither the officers Of that vessel
any Of the through passengers however, appeared
be at all posted With respect the precise condition Of
Walker his men and the affairs in Nicaragua the tmc
the vessel left Aspnwa further than that they all agree
in saying that United States vessel (prooably the
wabash) had left that place day two before the sail
ing OF the star o the West FOR Grey town. for the purpose
OF trying suppress the anticipated action Of Walkers
army They also report that British vessel Of
war laying Aspinwall (nanc known, getting
mp steam late IN the evening which the star OF the
West left that place he 4h) FOR the purpose Of also pro
ceedng 10 Greytown and the Colorado river, intercept
Walkers movements The passengers also add that the
report current NJ Aspnwa when they citthnt place was
that the Fashion had Ia there Tor the purpose Of
taking In COAL changing commander and owners, and pro
ce.dng 10 some port not known, IN order to avoid being
seized as II was rumorcd there that shc be- and
detained at that place by tho proper authorities until tho
affair could undergo an investigation.
II Is stated by prominent nlnuster IN this city-one
who has taken active part the movement against
Nicaragua from the hrs-tha, a sna schooner privately
left this port durrg tho middle Of last week. loaded with
ana ammunition for the use of Gen. Walkers army,
and that she B 10 land the at point IN Nicaragua
agreed upon and understood by Cen Walker, aud return
Immediately 70 this city. is further stated that the
thus furnished has been done ely through tho
private contributions of few gentlemen In this city fa
vorable " the nbuster movement The same informant
also states that 10 his certain knowledge Gen H-nnng
sen leave southern port next week with detach
ment OF eight hundred more recruits fof Walker, and
land in Nicaragua at some convenient and safe point
(hould their progress up the Colorado he cut on and
eject union xith the advance army By ians capturing
manning such posts may fall in Their way during
their progress with detachmenis, arms ammunition, &c
from his division.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-15

CHARITY BsSEur-M Christy A Woods Hail, No. ut
Rrcsoway, there viii be opportunity for people who
desire TO do good action, and themselves at the
came time. Mrs Wren as her children who are clever
young actors and actresses and who have been left In d
trcss strange city have benefit and deserve 70 be
particularly remembered by the public.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-15

TINS STEAMSHIP ADRAnc sExS.--The steamship Europa,
Capt Lech arrived at this port yesterday morning from
Liverpool reports; December 1, at IL. O'Clock A. NJ,
IN latitude 81 "a, longitude 20 26 passed steamship
Adrauc hence for Liverpool; wind at the time 8. W.
moderate and cloudy The suppoeon Of those board
the Europa tina, che would make the passage less
ten days,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-15
vance OF TX per cent. American securities gene.
rally left of with Increased nrmness.

[From the Liverpool Times (Cty Article), Nov. 2S
money Market and both a the Bank OF England and az
the discount houses the pressure for accommodation ha8
considerably subsded steady fow ef bullion TO the
bank has counteracted the adverse influence caused by
the failures reported daily and India
have also tended TO strengthen the market II UNDER
stood that the of the have returned To pont
within the prescribed limits Of the Charter act OF is4I
Owing TO the repayments falling due stated 10 b.,
extremely large s believed that the weekly statements
henceorth likely TO show considerable Improvement
The arrivals Of gold have been very moderate and tho
exports on q much extensive scale.
Several OF the banks Of the Continent have advanced
their rates to the minimum OF the Bank OF England.
There have been several arrivals Of bullion this week
principally gold but the demand in the open marse, ns
merely nominal, the bank being the only buyer 70 any
extent. The quotations for bar silver ami Mexican dol
lars not altered but the prices printed
sdered firm
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-15

back all the freight for Costa ca, not deemmg sfe in
the present state of affairs 70 land IT,
We shall doubtless have Of war here soon as this
news reaches Aspinwall
The Fashisn sails to morrow morning for Aspinwal to
procure coal.
Sandman brig Anita arrived this evening from Cartha
gena.