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TALLMAN e. POWERS,
LAND AGENTS.
once Brady strsst, between Second and Third
Streets.
nFFERfors sale tie believing vaIoa Real Et-

LAND AGENTS.
| once Brady strest, between Second and Third
Streets.
tie following va'aa Real "a
City Property in Davenport.
l. House and lot Third Street. near the corner
Rock island.
.. SIX lots the south corner OF Fourth and
,. Six lots .tNorth eavenpor., between Perry AMI
All the above lots are we'll situated and 10 parts
the city most rapidly Improving sad will be sold On
liberal terms.
Farming Lands in Johnson County
81 offs. Il. 3. % 4. ~ y. Ranges west - aeres.
NJ ofS. Eli $. 33F. - n. Range west 80 acres.
-. ofs. I. ), 3sr - y. kanze6 west 40 scres.
The above lands NJ the line ef the Railroad
from Davenport 10 IowsCity.
Clintsr County.
Nine hundred acres of prairie and ninety eIes Of
ons, Citation Co., near he Ralroad ell choice land,
well watered.
The above property will be sold on liberal credit.
ssott County.
Improved farm mile and . nalf from Prince
sixty nrst rate land, we'll improved with
good houses. viii DO sold nj aIgain.
Poweshisk County.
Two hundred and any acres hns prairie land two
mile. north Of Montesama, the county ssst.
Mch l7-'56-du
Scott Co.
100 acres nimproyed landtwo niles fren Hickory
Grove, three miles from Wn.coit, ten miles fro M
Davenport, well wstered. z5
i60aeres ave miles Eorth westfron hickory Grove
very choice land.
Near Davenport.
One and one half milos from Court House on tire
oiu6, with superb views Of river and surrounding
country. small farm OF Il uEder the highest
state of cultivation and well supplied with fruit
trees, Tho most beautiful land ia the vicinity hhs
ely.
Seven miles from Davenport,
Alarm of6O acres, 40 under Guilty. atiop % Of tim
bor. never falling stream runs through it. y N
basold very cheap.
Near Walcott,
80 Acres Of choice prairie at a bargain
AtNorth Davenport,
A ,earr ~ G.aa .Iot
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By LOOKING

place Of Leather, it being only abous half
IL prices, and thought by many 70 BE- "a.
psrior. We offer thls also u the maker's
pricss. Mil Men and Machinists vfIl 81.
wAys aud here full stock u both Kind
Of bslting aud Packing, Rubber and other,
Auley and Sa Oh Ain Saws,
snst steel and full ly warranted:
bilss, String Lea thsr, Lsth
Twtne, DC. ln thsiins ofhopss
keeping goodsw sfsr all shs
most desirable
kfpds Of Cooking STOW
60 and Ranges, kitch-
en- Furniture, Bake
Pans, Stew Pans snd
al other kinds Pans;
asiddles, 0ridir-
ems, Meat Cut tArs and btuG
fers, Coffee and Spice nNls,0rs
ters, Candle Sti cks, SUFFERS,
Lamps, Lsnter ~, Spoons, La
dies, Knives & Iorka, Tea
Sets, Co0ss end tea Urns, Csnistsss, Oes.
fse snd Tea Pots, CastOrs, Butcher ard
Cook Knives, Meat Forks, and thoasanl
things not enumerated. Agents Ibr Iirs
Proof Safes, vault Doors, Scales Of svsry
kind and make, Noyss' and ether Portable
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lust received frssh supply Of Groceries, Drug
81 Nails alass, Pauts, Oils, Wood and Willow Ware
For sale low Wholesale and retail, by
I.,Du ALyOKD VAN PATTKN.
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Machine and JobbinQ Shop,

II B.ABBOTTis now prepared 30 manu- fscture
il saw Arbors, Rotary Saw Mills, Hsisting Ma
chnsry for stores, FIGURING NIL Iron Work and all
Kinds OF work usually done In the m9chinist line
Special attention given to repairing Saw, FIGURING
and Planning Milf machinery; also lnrsshing Ma.
chinss repaired Without delay. Having procured
the beat Eastern tools, together with many years
sstisis cusn o all who NAV favor me with call =
corner Of 81 aud LeCisre Sta, opposite Gas Works
near the X. u. depot. davenport OctS ~ wom'
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Howard Pie ana Naziae
ms u b ANCE COMP ANY
10 OF philadelphia, Penn.
CssA capital, So00,0oo.
Nsrshants Insurance Company,
d Philadelphia, Penn.
Authorised capital, e40O,GO0
Amount escsfsly invested, e200,o0o.
0Acs, State DsmocrSt 0Acs.
CA. BBLIN, Agent.
Rsfarence, Nasklot Cosbin, Decl6 diy p6u
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Qer1 xatf.
NO. is, BRADY STREET


made BY Jno DeAss and
At his prices also The Dost
approved kinds OF Harrows 80
GOD Harso~ Teeth, Seed 6owssa
carn. Planters, Keapsrs and New.
a.. Grades, 6cythes, kskss, heeoe
And hands Forks IF I'll Kind, 6hev.
Gle, spaAsA Grow sass, ra.s,
Mat,ocis, Horse Pc wsss, orr
Crushers, Hay enc sssswC4sssfs
Hay knives, Snea CSs
Log ard brsass Cns'ss'Lem
bsf Wagons q = -,
barrows, Cauidroa
Kettles, single and v stoves; OF
Yukes snd nows, &c ell Of which
with other articles We oess -
cheap II not cheap sr than Any
oshsr agricultural hSase te Chi
cAgo or other pa Sss. "0A'
srs In WOOD Will md IN our
stock . most complete assorl.
msut u I'll Tools and tuDss.
susuts fer their usE Ne Of
fer the carpsntss and
Joiner warranted
fnu10 from
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EAGL Il w o RK s !!

CHICAGO, ILLS.
Q the LAR0kST MACHINERY MANUFACTURE an
J. DkPor In the United states, where may be found
RAILROAD FREIGHT CARS,
PoR-ABlK AND STATIONARY.
STEAM ENGINES,
LOCOMOTIVES AND CYLINDER STEAM BolLEhs
ALL KINDA OF
Wood and Iron Machinery.
PREMIUM PORTABLE
CIRCULAR SAW MIL
With iap.Stant spd-friction improvement.
cHILDS PATENT ROTARY SAW MILLS.
NorEs PoBsABLE ELoUR AND CosA AilIs
Wi1h new improvements. With without Bolts, ana
General Mil Iurnishings.
SUPERIOR 6HINGLE MILLS
STEAM AND WATER GAUGE.
STEAM WHISTLES.
Finished Brsss Work and Eugtns TrtmzaipSs
CASTINGS AND MILL uIARlSa.
aATEs PATXsT scBEw cuTrS1.
BEST MACHlN lSTbs FILES
VI our own importation.
SMOKE PlPs, bRxkcHEs, SaExT WokK, ere, fIe.
We say our patrons and the public generally sAai
hssstooIs have not been able keep up with the de-
Rsnd and have largely Increased cur Works M
creased Firm and have greater facilities for
ne WSst with Machinery than any other Establishment
GATES, WARNkR, CHALMERS \ FRASER.
vsAzEs, IS wAsxR T.cAAxh1no
vAluIa. 1.W1y m nam
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(Ml'iIeMser - Morrison,
LAND AGENTS
Fort Dodge, IOWA.
NxylLL pay particular attention 10 the selection
w Land aud location OF Land Warrants, payment Q
Taxes, and Land business in general
Land Warrants
For ssis for Cash. or located on time
--EERER TO
Cook / Sargent, Davenport, iowa n 4 angdon Cin
cinuati o: Woster Tempiain keu uh 4. va; smiley
Perrin New Orleans; Johu y. Sargent nsshington D. O.
Hon IL Stuart Greei,held Ohio. apllowtf
DR.. W. BRADWAI,
lNCLECTtC Physician, late Of Mas chusetts, of, r.
his services to the citizens of lie Cha r.
and vicinity. -.
Ofce in CaH's now house il the north part ofths chg
L. Claire, May 2lst. wtf. p3m.
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New York, Jan. q : The Heraid's Wash
ington correspondent .telegraphs that Mr..
Mace has prepared an amendment which
will receive The entire vote Of the south.
1t is as follows: That duty Of Is per cent.
be levied ad paiorsm, on all imported articles
whatever, except coin and bullion.
Tho Gan toriai Ou&stion In Wiaannafn
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LAND DEPARTME NT;
DIES NOINEs NAVIGATION COMPANY!
IN the sixteenth day Of June, next, the Once for
" the sale OF the Lands Of this Company VIII De
renoyed from this place to Fort Des Moines
These lands will be soid long credits, andin Tote
to suit the means and wishes Of purchasers.
GEO. X. PkRklNL,
Land Commssioner.
O-reMw. Iowa, MAY 90 ls5G.-wu
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Were not Summer tistillation Ias,
Aiquid prisoasr psnt in valls u eiaas, Il, III
Beauty effect with beauty were bsrsft, 81
Nor it, remembrance Whist ID was IN
Hut flowers distilled, though they with winese ese
Loss but their show their substance ssn uyssswsee
Over my dE.rent shonabls sxtsacss q . e. ~
bote. Sample bottles open for pubiis iaspseoo ed
T use All may try before thsy Also BAMOv
SOAPS, BALM OF A THOUSAND BLOWHRo UAlR
OTIS, POMADEs, &C., Sc. u s.s~s q. JUoYA,
ocEs Brady %. bss. lth anA -,
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Observation-Disclosures

4 LARGE srstval RON aseuea-nahaAs oal
n stssk Ne Target and eAsabs1 " as az: b
\. 10 nan n WAU0WOkvH0.
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sTuR risAsss Cassals 0osAs b Ne sa,y, viii BAN
Assie a.at.... -. MA06WOnJnD.
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DIE d.

.rsrry-o, Tsur,ds5, Feb. 49, wm- HeuIy only child of
.Ie Ase1e t1 ie ,-eSs...s 70 s.;sSa ne funeral
his Frdsy afternoon 2ocioeL ron ne resdenee Of us
| pIuryI. Staten Island en- Monday, Feb Is Samuel =,
son Of samuel B. and Emma Fountain Bailey Of s city .sed
years
B1.Sy native Of fully win, County Gavin, Ireland
BEDELL-A, BrCoilyn on Tl3rsa.y poTnips Feb - 'ses
| II yesrs, Alexander, only son oil NJ o,t S-deA
CIOCK-Ou lh day Feb R Elizabeth C!oet il the Goth year
Her fun aa will take p.e the rsds. Of her s.nd',n
Ar. Invited 20 stteEd without further notice.
| pRTSSFy-sudderly on Wednesday Feb Is Caroline e
infant daughter Of John T. and Helen g Dreansn, aged
months and q days
HALLOCK-At Evansville. Ind on Monday. Feb. 3 Any
and months.
HART-on wedne.s.y Feb 49, after .hOrt but severe H.
oldes: dan sht-r Of Margaret and Patrick Hart
LA COsslTT-A Iowa City. Iowa OF Monday FEB g H. D.
MANNNG-A his residence in the Village Of Mount Vernon
Weschester County Y, THURSDAY, Feb 49, Esbert
S.nDns Editor Of the Mount Vernon Gazette, aged " years
The funeral viii take psce from hi, late residence Elhth
avenue Fourth street. Mount Vernon Saturday alter
st o'clock p m.
MoNRoE-on wedne.ds, evening, Feb 49, in William .bursh
of consumption Mrs Elizabeth daughter the lac Charles
Lpkette wife Of David NJ MonIOe aged 80 years aud
Blessed are the pure in heart for they shall God
The funeral viii take place on sunday the I'D at2 o'clock
p. from the Altorneystree p Church Ine ine9d'
family saec oBsey invited 70 attend without iar'
theT notice.
MEYER--On wednesday Feb. 10. sus,n 7 daughter of
HeLry c. and May L. Meyer, aged IL years.
MORRlSOS-At Brooklyn Tuesday morning, Feb. ~
after lingering illness Encen: T. Morrison, IN the 2ist
year ofhis age.
MANTLE-Thos. J. Mantle Of George aud Sarah Mantle
SAGLE - A. Philadelphia "Wednesday, Feb IT, Mrs.
Cs;hsnne Magic, in the 5itE yev Of her age
RAPELYEaAt the Island of Cuba. on rhur'd.' Feb. s.
Martin Rapelye aged 80 years II months and "a days
READ-A, Harlem, Tuesday Feb H. Louisa Read young
eel da9shteL of William and CAGE Read ssd years l..
STEVENSON Wedneosy Feb 49, a. the residence Of her
sonr-aw, Henry W Collins Brooklyn. VI paralysis, Ann
Stevens, widow Of the lse Nicholas H. Stevens, aged 81
years. months and Is days.
sfXTON-In Brooklyn. Tuetdsy, Feb. H. after short
ress of five days David C. Sexton in the 18th year Of bis
sMITH-At Brooklyn. Wednesday, FEB. s, Mis- Sarah
Smith, in the 95th year Of her
SCOTIA OdelltowD. Canals East, Friday. Feb. 49,
Maria Sish.. wife Of the Rev. VIM Scott.
TOMKINs-On Monday, Dec. I5 his passage home from
PeTnanbuco John II. Tomkns sfed 50 years son OF Is
beth II. Tombins. and grandson Of Martha Hoes.
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NARLNE JOURNAL
PORT OF NEw-YoRK.........FrLi II
ClearNd.

s,e.m,hips-Empire City, Grifep. Havana N. q. Rossr
CIV of Baltimore leiteh Liverpool J. q. Dsvis
ships-Wm. Nelson, Cheever. HsyTe. VIM. Whitoeht
Arey sewell Mobile r T. Buck Co. Switzerland, Convs
Liverpool Thos kchsrdson.
Bnks-Fxact Frsby, savannah, sturses, Chairman q
Emily LoHlsnd Hsvana j. h. Gss.r; Amanda bsniofd,
mir ZION r. Spies; Casco. wsush, Trinidad O. s,ev.ass
Pride Of the Sea- Mclean, Trinidad fznasa Del Vale @
}. W. Andrews, French, sssus Ia 0rande WASH 'S's'
Chase.
Briss-orizsrs sbute, St. Mary. II. d. Broohmsn G.
Kolos Steele Trinidad MAYHEM, Talbot a. Co Hell fos.
Duel Galveston N. Clements Co Hole, Biddle, Wn1s
ton s. w. Lewis; Fannie. Campbell, Trridsd, VIM Inr,a
Soboouer,-I'u on Kells Jscksonvile, Mayhem, Tabss
CO. A. r. Mckenzie, Dri.ko. NuevitAs Thompson Hsas
T. English Enslish PhilsJelPhia Jsmes Hand cero Cus
Ms,asorda McCre.dy, Mott CO.. Tiger, Carbon, Pee
Brett, Son Co Eastern Belle, smih PSin, Pe,he ~
Buck a Co J. l.. Bowman Wooster West Indies, Bret, "
4 Co; Volant Moore Alexandria NC, NJ BedelL
Standardization, stedman. Providence master
Propeler-Boston. sellew Philadelphia, sandorts Lns
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THURSDAY, Feb. 10


The improved feeling of the Second Board yester
day was maintained to-day with an actve business
At the Second Board there still further improve
ment, with considerable disposition TO buy and less
willingness TO pu. out short contracts Indeed, the
bears ave been taking in stocks freely Tor the last
few days. Enc shows advance OF Y cent.
RumoIs of serious damage TO the Narowsburg bridge
checked the upward tendency. We learn from the
Office Of the Company that the new damage is merely
the Ices of one of the spans recently repaired, and
that the bridge will be passsble again in short hme
Central was among the most buoyant stocks, and was
So at the close ar advance of IA q cent hesdinS
improved !, selling at 49, The Western SHARES were
buoyaDt. Illinois Central recovered to l35 n suddenly
Is il declined. Rock Island sod at 99. La Crosse,
Il. Toledo, 49,, an advance OF ] 2 cent Michigan
Sosthern, %. which is : ? cent better, &c. AT the
low prices which have prevailed for this stock recently
quite large amount has been taken out Of the street.
In Rairoad Bonds the market is hrmer. Illinois Gen.
al sold freely at o. State Stocks are dull but gener-
ally steady. Al the close the feeling was strong.
The market is nomir a. for Exchange and heavy
Freights are easier but more acuve-the decline
more noticeable for Grain. The engagements to LIy-
erpool are go obs Flour al Is. ID. so 900 bush al
q cod mostly Corn, at inside rate; 200 bales Cot
ton st 3-l6 a I'D; 800 boxes Bacon at 2Os. 10
ondop. Flour at IS =. 3D.; Grain at ID lco
tuns Oil Cake at 10s. 800 bbls do. al IS. 30 tuns
Mahogany at 3Os. To Glasgow 100 bbls. Resin at
81. 3D. To Bremen, 100 bales Cotton at &c.; % tun'
Lo-wood at rs Cd. To Rotterdam, 20 bbls. Ashes at
2js. To Hsvre, Cotton at &C.. 20 bbls. Lard st
,c.: 80 tcs Rice a: $40; b bbls. Pot Ashes at ~
ana Pearls at $40 81 bales >ea Island Cotton st ,c'i
Copper &, So p tun. vessel OF 200 tuns was taken
To load Coal ior Charleston s, - p tun and TO re-
turn By jacksonville with Boards at - = W. ve--
eel 10 Waterford Island with COCO bush. Corn 81 I'd
Tbetrtps actor q the Sub Treasury were Receipts,
so, 5ll; payments, s77, 23 Of; balance, sl4'so-'
SIS u.
TIE business OF the Clearing House to-csy was
sS5 js3 COO. which is very large.
An insurance note case has been decided before
Judge WOoduff, where verde, was given assin''
the makers OF the note, although there had been Io
premiums earned or policy issued on the note.
Tie transfer bocAs CT the Ia Crosse sbl hssa9see
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RKroKIrD Fos IaI TRsgN. BY K ab IN. .x:
RR s. 10 days 81 800 City RR- &c. 49, 900 schuyl Nav
S. s2 s1 eCO Camden AmbSy Ra g.: no. IS 81, 80 20 tssss
Esv e5 Is; do, 73 100 Catawsss RR eS ll2i % Besy
Meadow RR 81 los Resdins RR:, SCI 2e doa cash Sss
DO sci; Is Phil San RI, g. so Girsrd Bank s. III 10
Phls Bank, 1872 Farm Mech. Bank. St ID Conme'c'S
Bank, lots, 52i =.
Beiretn Boards 1900 n Penn RR g. cash. o. Beaver
Meadow RR. 81; 70 Mer and Man Bsnt, Pius, So.
Stce.G Roayd- 600 PennA IS, "a; Sc Do 20 ait Soco
do b. IS; 100 Do IS 800 City S. ii go Penna Coupon
5s IS: $50 Lehgh S. TO 92 a Penns RR. ts ZOE sesuy
Nav Pref b5 Isl - do, 25 lso Residing RI So 20 do
Planters Bank Tenn 90 PhiI.aelPhis Rtnt 't' i22i q
Iner Boa,d-loo Reading RR days Ssli IL We'ie1n Bk
b
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Dksassers, &c.

Uotn,s,s HoLs Feb l6-The big Herald lpfeyiooys
pOrted va" ,ot .h4si ye',e,rS.y, ,sh' .h' many
sBP HousD, Stevens before reported returned 10 ".
Jsn.rO IN distress bad got .. FAR Is IA :. sns
p~ her 70 return pot, after bring sbernt % dsya
s4as n s G. foa S ss .s sf
Up the departure Of the last steamer n IA "
pool Ju N s9a Ter. are 1s s f afr
ro.n q Oc slaves valued at shout 300, whiea s1
In this city Philadelphia and Ensana The vessel y.
Quebec IN 1885 $50 tuns register. owned partly y n"
Poppe Co., Of this city and valued A. about SlopU@,
BiiG MAY ourEs, Capt Jackson, from SewoEss
been blown of he since. Passed several 2sses %
'ps'. buwsIss and pieces OF wi.ch Jan, y sns ~ ",
away inSia stsysa, forsiopnAst 'iAysa' and spA' w
man sail -. =. 80. . $3.50
4h inst had cargo of oswood and sugar oonssnsd 70
Henry and De Cortoya q his city, yslaei ~ 49,
Derby Conn, In 1880 rs TUBS register, owned y ~
Maxwell q thu. city AID Others, ana 's!ase ~ sf"'
'n. PORTION q .Lieh Ia Injured 4 'se t.'w ,-y
~ teezrpb 10 have been lost OF Cross Island I.n ~
Lal' Al Elsvorth Me- In 10 lol tnn. f.E'.sr'
Hesns valued at eGfoo, and supposed TO D. insure"
Rssiwad ,,,----.. ....u,B
near HeDdIick. Head 40 u vessel Of iis toss W.
built a, Camden Me il ls4 and worm Aoost 49, n,
ALElIrh .E c;r s.i . 5Hw s;sssS on he az
Cuts. will probably rot be got Oh. ADou. AVn pAee 2
will g. .syec from Der in dry STATE. Toe eArl He.psnS
be, Chartered take portion Of me sound cotton = Boz
b. SaIr 81 HlLD. from Boston Tor Mobile which 40 q
OF Birc Island FlAss 18th inst dseh.Tiing ballast sDs
90 into dock 10 repair copper and siEol4ss ,.-..,,
scBR GLoEGIs OF Yarmouth Me-, from An'isra "
Pensacola Ashore Ist inst soont 80 miles hen
The esptsn In PeLsSeolA TO procure the rsSesN'
get Der Of .,.l.rv
BRIG JACOB Dock (of Bath. Thompson, from sssaN'f
81 Thonst 18th alt repairing. No Prti.1.s
CAPT. RosF Of whCe sbip Lenss Sofhn o. ns. pa
tore reported Newpor) rsports Dec TO- on W.. 10
couDtered yiols tornado II which lOs t~o 20. 81
empty casks from Of deck stove buwsffs spn ~. psf
several Other sas Dec 81 three day SAL soan srt,,<
tUco fpok. bark Amazon FldTidge, OF ano ION -
Pacific Ocean, elsAE-wGs days cot nom reihnn'-''i
toucE-t 10 land Ack Ran
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Ship Golden Horn (of Wisassettl, Cox Cbincbs iss,a
S $50 lon 50 % .snIsd clipper .hip 9..t,.ol ssss
bound the N Dec. - lat IS s. lon ~ 20 w spsis sss
oil jan o lat. IS s. Ion 81 40 w, asnAlsd ship Windows
Ship Hsrmona Doane Glasgow SO dsys, with md'e 70 d.
Ship Frederick o.bhsrd. Edwards. Antwerp J.. a, VI
g. passed the wreck OF vessel full and totally a
mss,ed; wa. about SEQ or 100 ,uns burden :, y
Ship Monterey tOi Bo.tonl Ki%S.l P.sans No, ~ -
.sbP j,.. En- sii.S from Cape Henry Tor New YoI
An Bsr bs Wa h' .ss cd ct Hs%poS Ro. JAM
from thence Feb. 49, with Kirkland Won Sachs
heavy weather; lost calls stove bul~srks galley JAM
la. 81 os lon 49, spoke 'chr Fremont Of Norfolk non
T TGSis %, Of B Sass' .ts NJ
with rosewood and horns Corning. Ben,o CO.. ,esst
ld or" 70 @.fe@.n, Dimon Experienced heavy .s..f
Brig Lark Permission, Black River, Jsu'. - days. wins
Bris Vermont (ot Newport. r. Smith, Andsu. Bay j..
20 days. Key West Feb. l, with ios~eod pnsn'o A
s seS MoonH.k. knapp Mobile vi. Norfolk .ad d;y. s
Hampton Roads LsyIin Hurbut The NJ made lamps
sSsa, Jan an. nd Vas Obliged to eros. toe o.
Stream Of B.sterss TO get clear Of the zee IS
tschsd also saw a large .hip ashore 90 Cope Hsay VIM
Sc schr Homer tof suctport Homer AaI Cay. =
10, with loswood and coffee to Young Geid.s Co. HAD
strokes per hour
Schr Leroy Smith, Norfolk, with mdse TO sturses, Glars
Co..
scbr FL Dorado Butler. Csrdenss Sd in.. with mosss
Nc Taylor Co. Had heavy weather. Feb 10, In
fae lost part of deck-oa
Schr John A. Stanley, Simmons, Wilmington csytU
naval stores TO MsCready, Mott & Co.
BELOW-Bark Ariel, Cheesemsn. Port-sn Prince
Three Sisters Robinson from Nuey.as, G. w. CosCsaN
aims from Centre; shep Emily Fsrnhsm, -, 30 es'n
Cacutts, is at Quarantine. Also, ships and barb
sAILED-steamship Empire City Griffin Hsvsns .ad ~
Orleans: ships Suks OfsenmAn. Webbor, Newt
lumbs Hutchinson for Liverpool; Jeremiah ThompsSa -
for Liverpool Cry q Baltimore, Leitch for LssrpS -
Dupnips. for Csdiz Kentucky hckels, for CsrdensA
From Qusrantine-Sbips Calhoun, Trueman for LrT"f
CsthsIine, Heydsn, for Antwerp.
wIND-Dming the day from to N.
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COOK-BLUNT-Or Tnrrsdsy, Feb. 10 a. Trinity Chapel BY
.Lo h. - AbercIoGsb.e of HAEt.o.d. Conn.
Cook Sarsh H. bIus daughter Of sAe s.ie " B0wt:e
Bi4tt Of ttls city.
CANAVAN-ShIRDIN-On Tuesday Feb. TO- at s. Psrcks
Cathedral by the New Mr. McVsy Barley CausyAn
>ll-,in. AZ # this city.
LIN iNGSrON-COSTkH-On WeinesdAy. Feb. Is, a. he
Church of 81 Francis N4vier by Rev. NJ Oscol, J.
Waiter l., OF the late Henry W Livingston. SD 70
Ssc Adelne SashteI o. the -te Washington Costc
MARC 1BANK-sliTT f-On Tuesday evening. Feb H. by
the Rev Edwin Z. Rover, Mr. James Mar1bsuk 70 M.s
Ersiua SEitk bo;h q " appiEsers Pas Y. Y.
MOST6OMERY-wOODRCF .his city, on Wednesday
eysnlpA Frh. n. BY the Rev. p r. H..deid Mr. Wm j.
Msn;sopery % Ms sIfy j. Woodruff. Ill Of ihs city.
IECE-LORD-At Un,cn Valley. n. Y. 90 rb1ssasy Peh.
z ~ i.e Re-. s. CATstI H. y fsek - Grand Rpds Mo-
u Ess yLtsx =. ScrS.
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new Country Mes, and ee 30 sor rspseh.d Cev,,ssA ~
y firm at t1lds2 ssle u 10 tee India Mss ~ -
ga. Beet Hama firm ~ Q 2o0 81 LsTds asxa ~
IN demand sSles OF so bbis ard &c. E6ist -
40 arrive AZ ific. Cat Meats and Bacon A.. -.
former rrees- Dressed Hos dall a. g. Cor We.<rI
trsrd Chez ue steady. -
leo 10
SUGARS Ale heavyi sales Of 81 hbds Cuba q "A.
600 boxes Havana Q. oc SIS bids MelSda PAR. rjs
ard y bhds. Porto Rico - lolc.
sALT-A dsrst- inquiry. and the .nsrket . ffn. s.
90 bush Cape De VERGE 1t Gle
STEARIN-Therr con tin rood demand for the ~,
and further sales OF loo coo y ilGl1e
TALLOW-The nnket 10 srun. and tae demand LIZ -,
II GO 81 llidlsc for prime Country and City reraer.l
WHlSkf-Tbe marie, 10 again better, With asl. -
sale, OF 20 bills IN lots . held higher. prLl,. (,
AZ &c.
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BROOKLYN SUPREME OoURT-srrcI.L TraM-FEs

BROOKLYN SUPREME OOURr-SPEeIAL Trhh-FEs 10
Before Judge BISDsEYE.
John DenLhorne sst William DenihoEne go
Motion TO srike out parts Of comp Amt denied, with
.out costa
James Z Kelly AT. DAME J. Soaring sd vile.
The Same AIT The Same, e; Al
Motion TO dispense with security on appeal denied,
with 10 costs Amount ri security on appeal liked a. $50
but either party 10 apply tor reference TO er
sn of the penang
the spreA snd modify the OF the security thereon
George Wallis and Alfred Wallis sgt Epsleeert Lott
Motion TO set aside judgment denied, without costs,
and without prejudice 10 renewal.
James Meskin sgt John ;. BeAls.
Order for attachment modified on terms.
AuI Bunrs Administrative, AIT. Sarah BasslDs.
Motion 10 change place Of trial denied; costs o. mo-
ton @ abide
Ann Martin ast In sebert Lott.
Motion 10 set sside Judgment oenied, with >lU costs
Ausustus Reynolds AL. The City of Brooklyn.
Demurrer 10 complaint sustained, and Judgment, Or
rred thereon defendant with COSTS but with esSe 70 the
plaintiff TO amend payment of within twenty days
benjamin n psbrow Bernsrdu Hendrcksoa, Sheriff, &C
l,se ard amendments settled.
Frs. II. 1857.
In tb. matter OF the Petition Of David r. Wo drua Tor the se
OF real estate. &c
Papers defective petition denied.
Olbe1t Robinson Ast. Warren Bensan ct A.
Papers detective; order applied for denied
Elizabeth Ostrander - 81, Sgt. John HsrPer, e: al
Application for leave to prosecute appeal, NORMA
denied