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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-05-16

Sash, Doors, Blinds, &C.
GL A n r ID WIN DO VS..
THIS subscriber = now prepared to cff.r to
l. ths citiz.ns Of Davenport nd sarrouha ny
country the most complete assortment Of Paints,
Oils Glass, Sssh, Blinda and Doors ever brought
to this market
Loo 600 setis Sash. assorted SIZES,
1000 Boxes Window Glass assorted sizes, =
Doors, a large assortment.
Blind, the best lot OF Window Blinds ever
brought 70 this market.
Lead. freth lot OF White Lead, jus. rec we'd
Glazed windows, 80
We have for sale,at No
10000, corner Brady IN 4.h stEeets,x large
stock OF Glazed Windows, assorted exss.
More froata fitted up with doabis saicknses
french Plate, o. comm N Pittsburgh and Nsa
York =, ~ sxing done upon short notice
ID satisfactory germs.
Orders pr q. y attended 10.
BRADLEY
~. NJ lon q .H.sdy 4 Fcuvts.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-05-16

T. NJ. IsETT. ~, G. oI9VorRA
FOREIGN T. DOMESTIC EXCHaJNGB
Cfhce Of Isett Z BroWster.
Exchange on England, ireland, Scotland.
Germany and all principle cities in the United
States bought and sold #4#t
Collections mace and remittsnces.a at current
rates Of exchange. 's+ '' Us
Land Warrants bought, sold and located.
Money loaned on Bond and Mortgage %
long or shert time. -
Interest paid on deposits ~ follow, TO vii:
III per cert FOR one year
do do DO 6 months and over
@ 8 do do do 2 months and over -.
Our present rates Tor exchange are a. fol-
lows. .. Fas5
EXCHANGE QUOTATIONS.. ..
| New York selling, 3-4 prem.
buying, IL
| st. Louis, selling, /
buying, l-9
Currency DTS, s.. Louis, selling, IL "
I" Chicago, IL
Gold. Buying ut Ia prem; selling, at
prem.
! For parties living, out Of Muse Atine, who
keep their deposits with ", We will forward
exchanges IS they may order to any point, At
current rates. s-s. =aa n l2-n.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-09
City fsDiifiss.
REPUBLICAN, CENTRAL COMMITTEE.

REPUBLICAN, CENTRAL COMMITTEE
rhs committee (old mensl met last night u Sluyve
san. Last uie, joseph Puckney vice Chairman, 10 the
chair, and a very fair attendance o MEMBER present
Asenes o. resolutions presented from the Young Men
COMMITTEE asking the co operation Of the tao finance
committees IN "the collection OF 10 srstaln and
strengthen the organ yafon" were adopted.
spirited debate arose on q motion 10 dec vacant
the seat OF Alfred Brush from the Ninth ward account
OF non attendance and removal Rom the ward On tue
hand Il was contended that the ward a. soctatons
alone had the power 10 declare vacancies while the
tosty declared that The central body could Upon PROPER
Information, declare vacancy, leaving the ward assO
Citations 20 al Il The motion was Gnay passed, aud Mr..
George Starr who had been chosen delegate by the ward
assoe aoa and received his credentials admitted 10
hs seat.
Mr. Gsosoa TrRvufr IN, Of the Foarfeeuh ward cd
the appointment OF committee 10 express the approval OF
The committee TO toe dec sisns Of the Court OF Ap.
pcss and Supreme Court. with relation 10 OF tie
leg siature respecting New York.
JcHN KKyNEDY, of the Ffth ward. hoped that the
lion would he Withdrawn without vote. They we're
avovediy rarty committee. and there would be any.
thing very remarkable in the fact of their approving uf
the OF their party, the acts Of tF representa-
tves He hoped thai the motion would bc whhdpwn q
wholly UNNECESSARY II the people approved Of the acts
LEI them say 30, but let not this committee Il would be
great compL 10 their party and coud not do any
good. The resolution was dusly laid upon the table.
JoES KuiY,ef the Fourth ward moved that the Sccre
tary and President be authorized 10 draw up and sgn
bot Az q tho committee, revolutions of coincidence with
the family Il Henry Garck late member from the First
ward. ms adopted and the committee adjourned.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-09
NEW YORK aERALD, THURSDAY, JULY 9, 1857.

the sxet or Wan s.ree sr she prsssn, depression In the
lcadtr5 railroad secur.tiess
We look for the return OF large lots or our railroad
stocks from Europe Tae feeling Of dsruH this class
OF Ar,escan securities rapidly spreading over Europe,
and the probability is Tia. many foreign hodsrs VIII -sa,
Ire The reputation All iellrquercy OF several OF
Western roads their beaded inds b.cinos ss Issuing
preferred stocks at high OF interest tas rapid In
crsse n their funded floating debts ell dIstu-h
and destroy pnolc confidence and utmsely the MARKET
muse be gusted By cautious parties REALIZING, And other
parties refusing TO touch srch securities
Al tae second board lie Crosse and Nj ~suks To-. od
per eeo' New York Cenlra.. Erie, y. HesiBg, IL;
Michigan Southern, odd deferred IL GseHa ind Chicago,
a Cleveland aod roisso, \; Milwaukee and Mississippi,
-, AT The secocd boerd Tor sovers day., the market
has been lower than In the morning by great eors the
balls havs naraged o. make high quotations a the FRS.
ooA'd, for u ha, been necessary 70 ashow Of I'm
provemeoi for edec, II Europe ana N lie iuorsr but
they oave only been asei 10 10 b. very extensive pr
csases Az thu seeoud board to-day Mehigan Southern
gJa.aleed preferred sold IS Der cent, SHOW pg ade
o,se of ~ per cent the opening price Of the 6rst
bosd The Cd stock WI ltl vary much rrom present
prices 20 long rs ths books closet so long the
s,oc purchased has Dot b 30 ad for E easy enough
TO buy u but TIL, vii not cont alsays One OF
days Toe books viii open, stock VIZ be lei loose
and thea We sbs the fur lily irsaaosra.n inside par
ties woo were prsy nearly cleaned before the books
cosed.
The Assistant Iseas1rer reqos,s lo~.Sg ~ follows
Toe. receipts. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. sSlS so5 SO
q pay Observation-Disclosures. STS, $50 So
" pahDOe, .s,-'oDNS 20
The steamship Persa, from tn, pot Tor l. yerpool TO
day, carried out 1851. $50 g Ia srsais.
The Long Island Insurance COMPANY has declared a
sem annual dividend OF len per payable the iHh
inst 'be Excelsior Fra insurance Co semi aaaaal
berCsntls lsak dividend or five per cent, paysbie
tao I5th nsL tae Third Railroad a quarterly
diydena n three per cent, payable demand tse Arc
nc Fts Insurance G., semi annual dividend OF ave per
cent. peyab on the 18th loia
AAsr sas sajaarnmenl Il tae board ihs mosalng the
following sales OF sioc,g and bond. were
in tae Merchants ExcbaaCe.-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-09
City Intelligence.

ORGANIZATION or TIE TiuyruSrs wAvD NrSrcPn
CrB.-rhe members OF the police Of the Thirteenth
Nuncrs district met yesterday oyenng st the station
nosse and preceded organize them elves
10 be called thu "iuncpn Club OF the Thirteenth
ward Cor the purpose OF mutual prot ccton and support
md the maintenance Of their democratic principles.
Nearly all the members, with The except on OF few SICK
present. Tho following gentlemen elected per
maneot oohcer, by exclamation WIN. sccbacn, Presi-
dent WIN. Mckinney nrst Vice President, MAlach kelr
rccord do John n Mitchell, Corresponding secretary
John CsrTah, Recording Samuel Elliott, Treasurer
John Carberry, scrp cant Arms. The utmost harmony
and good feeling prevailed and atsr appointing com
ntts Of Gve 10 draw consttu Ion and by laws, three
you.ing cheers for Fernando Wood given after
~hich ns meeting was adjourned.
sASussr SURVEY on nu ToyEruSTH WAN. Health
Warden Wood has completed the annual survey Of In
ward and has examined every block house, sink, yard
cellar and ce~poo within his jurisdiction In sccoriancc
With The Instructions OF the CITY Inspector He reports ao'
fall saks, ~ dlthy cellars IL ahy yards, ccSpools With
stssusni water therein; he has made 7o5 complaints of
1~rSsge the Streets u conpa OF streets IN an
neay condition, has served 3I3 notIces on ownor.
axcow iessees end tenants abaie nusanccs aud has
ade 2ss absomenn Of nusanccs derime nal TO the pub.
rc heath since Nay 1, and rupcrts his ward Ia
heathy condition II Is understood that xr. Morton has
placed additional fc'oe o. men under the supervision Of
usree OF that ward in clean and healthy condition nj
earliest poeablc date
srsur Iors WITH srAcs,Sr wAru Tusprox.--Tb~e
LOIS are numerous particularly In the T~ch Twenty Or.
and Twenty second wards The Wardens Of these wards
are daily reporting with DIAGRAMS the condition OF these
lc 10 their respective wards and have been instructed
ny the CITY Inspcctor 10 serve notices 10 n
them with GOOD and wholesome earth, or otherwise
ctuo good and proper drains 10 the main sewer In the
streets Several have ready this season complied prompt
~ With the notices served and by tbs means have MOI
coly promoted the public health, but have added per
ccnege 10 the value Of their property.
CIsVsC BeoApwAY-Un der the coHtrsct with The City
Inspector Broadway Ia cleaned twice week by the street
sseepng machines, which have 90 far, worked very
well but this great tboroughfare should be swept every
night and r 70 be hoped that under the contracts soon
90 be Issued this vii be donc The street cleaned
ass ght and the work thoroughly performed Tho
Nty Inspector intends N Try Tie machines on the cobble
ssone pavement shortly.
Vas ~ BRooss srsxu. About talrpast Ave O'Clock
LAST night Ere discovered in some wood sheds In the
Of No ISL Rroome street. owned by Christof Nun.
dsn The bremen were promptly on the ground and ex
ungu,bed the IRE before u Communicated TO the dsellng
houses The damage amounts 10 about elco No ,usir
snce The Ore Ww cssed by ohildlea pAy With
m~Eaa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-09
ANDRES HERNANDEZ.
The Young Mems Democratic Onion Club ard
the late william L. Marcy.

The Young Men, Democratic Union Club held . specRi
meeting last csh 10 give expression to their reke! at the
death Of william l. Marcy There large attic da0ee
OF membsrs, and IN respect to TIE memory OF the de
cessed he club room was draped Ia black.
srrsxs o. Dr-Ays the chairman called the meeting 70
order and announced the eci q thee ascending
following words
C1rB-t becomes my mourufu duty In assuming for thu
rst tine this chair, 10 announce TO us-ous
mar . Statesman acknowledged, wherever civilization
dwel and Who has been the fabrcssor Of many II TIE
poees, ernmens policies which adorn the history OF
the last bali ceutlry sleeps in the sleep Of death liam
L. Marcy 10 10 more He has Joined
The lnnrmerab,e caravan, that noTes
10 LAT M siesions realm where each shall tsAe
odsrs what sessi is IN Inv rSasiv rfsms
This greas has fallen boar WHEN the gb.;ani
voice Of neon pouring forth in grand hArmones Of
Liberty It's rtoesgs over anniversary the Declaration
would enwlae another patriots with the grandess
event ever celebrated among nat COS. He died too
OF rarity over the lion aad over the word one unan
accord among men tina, be in the front rank ~
the rst ,taesmen Of ihe age Venerable for an expe
rience OF half century ia which be displayed MS
ability AZ urst as the Governor OF States, the ruler
OF armies, ~ the Senator and dpomatst o. nation, WI
and u morta IN the history OF country An the
tea 10 day Las paused wAc The public heart has plp.
tated tts mournng anthem his bier, honor and
sorrow United at HE grave TO uourn the nation bcreave
meut Our state tA has to dav too been dressed In
the solemn gsrb OF solemn sorrow, and oar national
hcar;hspne n hoy ", the tribute OF national grief
humble hall Is wreaihed with the universal
gloom which pervades the people. Bll be who is
more he who Ted ssn ssd pdtte g "on mountains
whcre Immortal morn prevails and there he viii I've
in all that pcrpetuacs the memory OF earth, IN
the recorded proofs of his great act ons, IN the
ofsprngs O. his intellect Ia the deep eograved lines OF
pubic gratitude ard in the respect and homage OF
Kind Clay, Calhoun, Webs or, Marcy-yo Of mighty
intellect "a q the past 20 Of the naonyo sanctoed
no, alone on earth bui in heaven. We are assembled
gentlemen or the club TO pay the tribute or universal
regard 10 the mory 20 the virtues the satesmHnship
Of the departed. What shal be artonY
Applause greeted th speech, and Iessrs nougla- ray
lor. Spencer W. Cone and others followed In brief ani
telling speeches.
l. T. HAKssoy moved that committee OF threc he
appointed 70 draw resolutions expressive 81 the
az the meeting which carried and l. Harrison, "
Z Mckahon and VIZ. r Pose were appointed such COM
mee sad Instructed 10 report nexi Friday evening The
Club tho adjourned.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-09
More Mysteries of the Sea
CHARGE or RAFk on rus HIGH SEAS AND BREACH
OF PROMISE OF MARRIAGE.

tNTyn STATS nrrEcr hrIotsxfs og7Tca
Jr1r s--Georsc Conway, captain Of the ship swtzer.
land, was arrested charge Of having committed
rape on Jane Isgrad Eog sh girl abou, twenty
Of age on The 18th Of April last during the voyage Of that
ve.el from Liverpool 10 this pert The complainant states
that the caraln induced her into sfseroo and that
he there mitted the offence complained e. She so
alleges that remonstra ne With him and express NJ her
determinas 10 cxpose the matter, lie shencd her by
promising in presence OF the doctor Of the shp TO marry
ber and that 10 few days afterwards the doctor was
taken suddenly III and died. There were other physcans
on board who attended him and wished 10 have post
norton examination, but this would not he allowed. The
defendant held 70 bail In the Of s. VD The ex.
animation = set down FOR next Wednesday.
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
0arviSa

Assr2osG-YAifyrIss- Wednesday. Julv q By NJ
Rev John Wiley, At the resdcnce OF the brides faths
&c Adans street, Brooklyn, Mr. " A.xrsnyo TO -
pKANIA VAfxv,ssp all Of Brocklyn,
Btrn-HrrcHrsSo--Gnw wednesday, july =, by tao
Rev Dr. Chpp, Er. q. W. Brrtss formerly of vi-r-pN
70 Ays1, dauglier OF J. Hutchinson, ESQ, OF vnlauA
burg
Decentralization ein syday, JAY I. By the Roe
Dr. james Mllci at bis residence Mr. Joura HaI.DAT a
AFs hss1 jar Ksffs, al OF this city
srrsiIsG-CsssyoRp.-un Wednesday. July g. by &c
Rev. Joseph Mckee. Mr. CaAslnr Srrx-ys u Mas Ma.
Gsssr Cg,~yosD, both OF this city.
TsYos-clAsKK -on Tuesday, July :, Al Chr~ Churcn,
by the Rev. y. :, wiley. FsAsx ". TaTo. 10 Lun A
daughter Of Alexander Clarke, Era all OF ths city
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There good trra out am altogether the MATE. sr
bib ed activity than for acme v,eexs past
COWS AND CaLvpa
Are setting some fosF ave donaxs PSF beNA Aad
dull stthaa Tie rsccsps Lighter but hs demand was
fi.iY sasaGsd.
VEAL CALVES
Are duh, eyrep FER the beet luaywsnoct any change
IN prices worthy note The receipts have been come
That during the All wees but not ~ttnssAn1ns
n taSIght quito q Gunnber woah be lest Oysr,
eapEP AND LANES
Are Without material change The receipts ha beea
Ia5ge. and the demand Aght--exceps for prime ambs,
wbign cell frt ely at good prioes
Tho sae ~ eheeeby n ?. F,7e, ~ Chambs<tn's, for
guIin ~ a
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LHsSx.

Cnsuli- On Monday. Juy 8, Kryrss 3 Cosru- NJ Ne
3lp Third st-oe. aged al years.
greens.
Dudz.vs In Brooklyn, on WEDNESDAY Juiy 8, .pv
,noft ana revere Ines,i Jc~HHF. Duusrr go 70 Ss
slst year " his age
Hor.Ise.--Al HobOken, on Tuesday. Jpy 7, Avrsorr,
son Of ALBEIT and Jane NJ Hoalsg, aged year, and
months.
The relatives All friend, Of tse family respectfully
invited b. attend the fdnera, 70 morrow afternoon.
three oo.oc&, from the corner Of Second aud Hstsp
oircets, Hohoson
Albany papers please cory.
KNyrSn-on sabbath morning, Juy s. at eleven ,csca<
OF drorey o heart rzasB the beloved wife Of Jo6u
Kbner, io,mcry % Castle Bsyney, and eldest dsuxnty
Of he late ,sTe' s. ms so1 49, Of smnyile EA's o.
rvs On Monday, July s, JoHs W. Lsuls Os.s n m.
erm o. a u ftasm & Co }, aged Se years months snS
~ days
TIE funeral viii take place from g. Peters church c.
ner Of STATE and Bond streets, Broosyn 70 morrow ster.
ereeas God for inermeni he -risaas AZ ,he $500
invited 70 ATE nj, without further notice
Punu On Monday, July 8, HAnar T., eldest fslrssr
2. iSs'or y .. e"a harriet Psmer aged yeas IL
he funeral VII take pace from ~, Peters church. or
noon, four ociocx The friends Of he family rs n
viud 10 attend. without furtherotcen
P'ts-on ssssiaay, ~, IA her re. leDee "a sro<.
aged ~ ears.
nylns, dying ever day.
Earth 70 Garth q given
sorrow POINTS us 70 the wa
Prcparcl prepare Tor heaven.
PSsrmon sosdsS joan joan b D. pts p,.' Spy
the tm Of Lane Porter, aged - years nonths ssa
Is days.
TIE foersl vii take place nom ~ Peter. church ,~
nor Of state and Bond streets Brooklyn 10 morrow r
at four O'Clock The friend. on TIE family ara N
vited 10 att nd without further notice
RotHsoSr.--At Hsvre, on the istb dag o, June q <
Iotsrosr Of New York, 10 the t5h year Of hs are NJ
Roche on was native Of Bordeaux, france but had r.
SIDED Tor nearY forty years IN New York. be- owed hy al
Who new him. snd respected BY Nil who had brrfne>,
relations with hin BE took passage tho Araso 10 vxs
he ostye and ~ The bore Of reys'ning his hestn bu,
vas seized with fatal Illness while board ami arrived
Havre Only 10 time 70 receive the iAst min strators ~
rehz on before ne died He remains deposited 10
The vaults Of the Catholic Church HAvre prepar>tcvv n,
being irarsm'ited 70 New York. Nv Rochelcvs vNs M
lsihcr law Of william Cassidy, Of this city
Vas Razor --On Tuesday evening July 7, Al The rs.
deoce Of her 700 NAV, J. CaSaart, Nrs Bsry vas
6sU~r aged Is yoars
n -'r''a' v.rs assa : r-og,N Z, ',s lussrnsA
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tHABgE OF STAINING on THE HIGH SEAS.
Jriy s-charee Seinberg, sent home by the Amer can
Consul Tom lNmsrars In the ship Princeton, charged with
sa0brF taptAn Ioveoy Of the ship joaquin, commit
ted ~ the nei states Marshal tldfdge street jail
CHARGE OF NNNSLACGHrER on THE HIGH SEAS.
John Roubeps, seaman bard the American bark
Falcon. WAS Nrested on charge OF having stabbed
Thomas Hines cue Of The with sheath knife there
Nv causing III teatn on The beb seas on the l5th Ma
lRsT ro-nr'uci b. Copra'scn Bridgtsm
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-09

There has very material falling OF Ia the receipts
Of beef cattle nj Aertous this week, compared with
the figures of week, and difference Of 900 hcaJ
all the yards the total mbcr FOR this week being only
234l head sgans 5,3ol bead last week The offerings
this were about bali Illinois cattle, were looking
very well, and brought sbout NC per TO- more than last
week, which w0 owing, mainly, 10 the short supply.
About the best lot Of cattle sale TO lay consisted Of 20
bees from Kentucky, hut owned In Albany They were
sold by Barney Bersm Tor si2 10 sl3 per 100 be and
ihe only hot we heard OF which brought much over
12c.-from &C. 10 12ko being the average about
lie. The demand quite briek throughout the day,
and thoucht that several hundred bead more than
was offered could have been Disposed ~ sdvsn ecusy
There wS lot q IS head sale today which was ert
over as WNprsiAy sni nerdet L te,i wSeks 'scelys
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The corrssJ o,dent Of the Manchester Cuasor writes
from london. on tho evening Of the 2e,h, folio
The demand for aisoounts day haze been active and
rates rule particularly Arm. Nothing has been done 70
day below the bank rate We have here another iIusya
toa Of the varying character oil the market
The Looion Ssippina and &crGaIe Gdsns for the
evening OF the day remarks
Tue mooey market lsher, per cea, Is the gene.
raj out Of doors Tho demand IL active and the
supply less Abundant The hope OF further reduction in
the bank rate, therefore, diminishes
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-09

Th.s match was woa by .hs 81. Georges CLUB, with
seven cAes to 90 down. The bowling ana fielding
both aides was excellent the Ia ting OF aessrs
teH Bnren, fiDy viii 70 and Bailey ths Georges
side and sesers sedws' C-osiey, Baisr aad White IN
the Youkers' s.ae
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ABOUT HG go bbs, chiefly fair to good extras, al 81
81 Is Southern brands iess active, Gales limited
20 about 800 600 bbs at the above quotations Rye
-four and arm, at "a rs -, Corn meal
nomna a. - 81 10 for New Jersey, and at 81 60 for
bbs. q Brandywne, end SIS for puacheons Of do
Wheat WAS more actvee and prices 8rm. The sales en-
brseed Abor Is 800 bushels Of Chicago spring at 81 So
500 bushels Of Ter white - 05 81 CO.
and 200 600 de- prime red Tennessee via Charleston
sold at 81 $2o2 Corn without material change
prices. The eaes embraced about 30c6o bush Western
mixed Ut &c &c., but chiefly al S2hc S3G Southern
yellow was scarce and nominal ut SIC Rye--rhs sales
embrsced about 13c00 bushels Northern at 81 IL 81 20
OATS were In better supply and cheaper. Sales were
made u Csc. q Csc. for S.ats and Western.
CORN The market continued srady, but sales were
light The transactions confined 10 about 100 u,Au
Of Java at l6kc., end bsgs muscovado at l3c.
CCrroS-Ihe market was quite drm, and closed with
~ upward tendency IN prices The sales embraced
about 500 baleS abou, the folio wing quotations.,
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TelIumf Mon.
Ti- ard del zhful iocrea-inr RAPIDLY
ver with he pubic t.i ne propreors la - been 90 sei
20 add largely the farie- 10 the demaud h
article. sold By ~ r AMMAN a Co wboesoe druggi-is
anu b. all Druggists, al "a ren per boi.e
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-09

Have not ar I'D freely cgT,ug tho pat week, tu
there many len unsod last Wednesday, the
market well supplied to-day ne denand has been
only moderate, With prices about last week The
trials gor the wses were 238 against w asi
RBCAPlTULATfof.
The total pts OF all stock at al the yards for the
week ara a. fo.oys,-
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Uraexos- Match ae. xecea<sn.

Amazon WIS played yesterday 81 Ho5okan bessea ~ the
seoOnd eleven Of George And the YonSers Club the
YoGkss seotiensa taxing the hr innings the following
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-09

100 shs ,ioa Iron Mining Co., Of North America $40
Albert p. NicoaSs rsgvia. sem weekly auction ssie Of
stocks and boads vii. take place 10 morrow, Thursday NJ
half past iweve O'Clock, ct the Nerchaats Exchange
The une earnings OF The Chicago and 2ooS Inland road
were, tn
1857 BIS
Ao~o..
-
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YIolIoWay's Ointment Gives linn

In lumbago PAIN IN the back caused by ng
IN Inflammation OF the kidneys and al external irritation
whehsr produces by dispsse resulting from nury Ap
Piled with due degree o; trioa accompanies cure
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Murray - Lxnman's Florida Water.

Hupturs.-Msrsh d Co.., Radical Cxrs Truas
,@ce, removed . No. vesey s.rees. Asoe How.