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CLEARED.
s'esmShip DANIEL Webster. Miner, IIsvsss aud New or
shp canins'9n Summer sydney Nsw-R, W Cameron
SIP Rssnron srnssh Ivgsrpooi- ur.nacr
ship srsmlngo. 0ssss,p Cs,.si4a-saa-in.h sscneko
Snip bones Goftrie, Pi'-nan. Noble Phulps
ship g Lamar Bradley, Cksrlsstoa md Inarset-Dup
Bari p Morrison, Hughes Rio JAne-o-Sspi.- R.nra 4
sss hrf sso raf f. sss r.n.s s:.
srs s T y join. Ne sr9> Wss GO
Brie Andersen Kns Cedar K.ys-sIs>Iw-oa Earl .
sen. H.m%i.s W Ri5s Ne; .s.nsT h'-1a
s.E MAJ noser strong. rens-.o show y .se-.
Ts. ~ cs ssi,y fn S...
s.oS- W !, syyn, hs .l rrSva.ncs-sA''er.
ARRIVED.
sap vIole, CBrl Pon So China Nov ~ N tee.
= 2 ssss.y La,ns'; ON, IAN ~ Isl D. = i on . =
lat , ~ Ion Is Is W spoke wh@lhg scAr Jnes o: sl9pi.
s6p Ernp,r .ooinbs Liverpool. res - VIZ uee sna g,
p,-e-oser "a 1er-rs 90 80 met 1850 ion " 70 pass
snip yIsoris chsnpioa Jonden AMI Portsmouth, Jan IL.
ss s.rS an Pot af ws 70 Tsonou London
~ Sna PsTsmeah ls VIA m. an u gSs.aass V
snip War Hswt ,oi Boston,, s'mmcnd., Ams.rtsn Isn
ve.sfiy rails as Whole Ss.s.ss rrS .Prrsn,S bar:
- az from Wsw Us. Gu -ari.d .-rn 10 ses and
longitude March IN ". ~ o. !. and lon 20 il sae RON
Nv was struck lbs hghi'ng which took rnAinop mas,
gallant mast and royal ssoreninr the manuAsi, aud
osine down u. wssh on deb. l.h me, andrew hrs
passed ship Isaac Rel Johnson hence of 1niJn day
Ia al Ion o. passed shp London 1lurSu hence tor LONDON.
Brir New rroviteszs Nayles saree, HAples 20 days,
passed Gibraltar Jan % with fr 70 chamberlain Phe.pA
N bsr with rnAbcgsuy Ac 10 seicaE Duncan. las
percncea heavy NV csles, spit ss b. has been blown on
The coast.
Brir nSuriss dr,, Hankenscn Turks f.snis I'll inst,
With sslt &c, V
BIS san korcross %, Hsnsor, Resd, CIenroero- ~
days with rnolasses " hecslf Dun SD company
viii bark Mslnds, fgr Phlsdephz-
Bfg Mountain Eagie to Tremcnt, Pray 1rndad &c Cuba
Nh s sst. sSug ss Nv w Peers sailed IN company
Brig Orls tg scarsporD ,,rfn, Cascenas leb a. with
sugar, ~ Walsh carver Chas. Has been II days North
iisas Will heavy gses rom NV IN rs. m lat & 30
ION 20 % while laying zoo gale from 81 wv shipped
which monkey rail, led ihecabs shifted
20 Eas spl sails, &C.
Brig N Nayhew Hal, Hamilton FERN ida FEB y with
ndse 70 Smith, Jones Co. SID IN company win Achr Pearl
arg " Rag. Corbet ~ marx. with cotton. 70 rder
schr Henry CJie ,of sta leland, Hags1n Havana SIN
SER Helene. Farreii, wilmington, NC 5dsys
sthr Charles NcC,etf, Baser, Care Ha'tc-ss. days
Schr lo.eph Lawrence, Chnrch, Norfolk days
S,hr Aleg indcr Hsnderson, Godfrey. vlrlnis.
shr piothern, navlea, Virgins.
SCI Harhers. Hofges, Virgins.
scnr Angnlne Van tisef, Lemsn, Jspes Rive, DAYS
hchr o,o.a h,ea, James r var, a bsers
Frir q 4 DiI, Taylor ACc1nnacE. 2 tays.
-'hr Arns I'm n, sni,h. VIII. rglor nel 2d',s
''fr ter.s, Nere,liih, Odessa, y 2. 2CsyL
r.'rr N.IFaprom,se, Iubhsge, ole sss, Dol
D. lfI = aitChet, Psrdee De.seAre days
i'''S a hess noyer, 6rcenslth NJ, 2 any,
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POST OFFICE NOTICE.
I,osT OFFICE NOTICE--TitN MAILS TOR EUROPE
II per KANGAROO will CLOSE a. this once ON Saiurdsy'
the Cab day OF Mach 81 lO,s O'Clock A. NJ 80 o-..
ISAAC " FOWLER, foatmasler.
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III Housekeeping hardware.
WINDLE X CO.,
Having been burn out in Maiden .ane,
Have resumed business q.
No y John street,
Between Broadway All Macs street
Where they intend offer increased indusemea tsa
customers by selling al lowest n arb ct rates
For cash or approved paper
Buying their In the best ash
assured they make Il 10 the in close
purchase from them. Their will consist ogHerly OF
Direct importations o.
Tea trays,
SILVER plated ware,
Moderator lamps,
Fire
Cutlery mats,
Hollow ware,
H.na.ocas 40,
And OF their AID other American f.csure-s.
Panshed TN ware,
Toilet sets,
Water cookers,
Bathing aSpa-a.us-
Reirge-a.ors.
PAN and jaPanned
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Opening OF A NEW BOWLING sALooN-BOWeRY
~ between Riyirgton and stanton proprietor
Of hs es sosAr1en' respectfully announces hs fe4ds
and The prbc ha at has opened today suHdid sowing
saloon below his billiard where all kines OF refresh
msnts can be had well as he best Of argy four
cents per gass. NO. 20 Bowery.
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CITY COMMERCE Al REPORT.
FranAS, March 49, 2. u

As.rs-pots were quiet at 6lc. 6A4c.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS market dull and sales
could not have been forced without concession OF DC per
ee below the nexed quotations rte sales embraced
about s,oooa $3.50 bsis. including soss lots FOR ship
mont to tho Br.sh Provinces within the range Of the fol-
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Several ro1 establishments have 5een compelled
pord operations Within few days pss. 10 -crt Iron
work. stopped and propose for1 I'M so utd .1sy
dispose G! portion o. the srsc stcz - iron sov on rSri
hc-s,s. Iusbe,ma1 Hlru:Z, cf nc D.7 Verge, h-vc
osAeed operations, an al eTt sci tsr s.o Ter se on
te6 10Th uli Fraazstovn Furnace ~hs ersa OCT as
vess and viii prcssbiy nos 90 10 c.aE. agaa by the
present firm ter ieSso oNI res "a Nay. bes des
there several others contemplate ETC. ng These stop
pAses WILL OF course, throw large nurcot. 2! mc5 o. OF
employment
The thxnge, IN The rev o.leaLs Bank sIhior uDier
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NEW YORK HERALD, SATURDAY, MARCH 90 1853

yycrh tash Maryland VIM ss Greene Who de Jan r.
IL dysentery Muscat nxbar; sshrs John l. Darling
Bowss ndyasclls. Rosers Norfolk White Foam Muhen
Baht@ore. SD eloop America Reynolds Nfork.
hoCkP0RT. March lo.Sd x,s Emily Saunders, savan-
nah: l1A schrs Chayes WlhA Buckhn, Richmond; lSh
sEels shsphsrd sorfpLh; Besucsanp rMsInsre do 2.
sh,s Arairs Davis, Norfolk; lh. Emma Mayo Mayo from
ROCRIARD, March L. Ar! schr Chas william, Bncklin,
Camden for Richmond SD l3th sstrs Lucy Ames (from
Csmden( Charss,on; CheftAin Rhoadss; Pswuche Pack
ard and Lney White, Arey, WORK h Gertruds Hortoo,
Myers from NYorh FRANKFORT 18TH Mary Langdon, Simon
tor, City Point st Lucar, Adams Empress. Head and
Snow, Consry Work Powers, Robinson, He wits Island
RicHSoNp March ,7-Ary sehrs N Pesit Clark Alta
hapas; Geo Darby, Cook Noresns SID schls Ann Gan
NON, Novel; Matsnzas Beta Godfrey. Norlsans; henr
Whpple NYork
ct Marks March t-Arr sehr Lewis A Edwards, Shlck
chord, Mobile; Sth bark Gamble Powell, NHork. CD
9th brgs Suw snnee Monroe NYork Sh CASves Part
ridge, do; Geraniun- Pierce, do. 49,,
In port 10Th banks II Gamble, Powell, dsg, Asa Flsh
Wolfe for NYork ldg briggs Gen Bailey Noyes do do; se
ma, and Aladdin ldg live oak for -; sehr Edwards,
Shackeford. disG.
sAVANNAH, March l5-Arr stesmship Thomas Swami.
Post. NYork schr by Casoh Gardner, Cardenss- Cid sp
Aruzan, Pollard. Liverpool.
rnArr ey ted ship Agnes. Jones, Liverpool; 18Th bark
SALEM, Marsh if-Cld schr Ieesourg. Swirl PhIadephs-
WILMINGTON, NC, March l6-Ch bark American, With
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sesr Or Rodgers ADAMS, Lncohnvie for sAv,an h. Put
b bsvpE lost sevessn
s-h, IN coIlysr aawtns Br,dsspoys for AINssairiA
Steamer CALEDONIA ayhed Chaaestor Colours with mdse
- passengers to p Cromwell 4 Co.
o6AnGs fsisel Aysy, Providsnea.
Arr 18th s-dNt alp Borneo Boston, Edwards
enaDg Nov ~ b! s. = elena Jan 2a with mise
sw Ayins at Aneh in lie ens ships lyanhos, ~ Wal
lon 81 z3w ,hip showing white and blue nal
bound North
BELOW.
Brig Albion, from Nassau, MP.
SAILED.
S.esmshtp DAME, Webster, Havana Orleans sips
Aurora, Liverpool: Lamar Charleston; bark IN
rAne Cardenas brigs La sagaa, Anita Owen, Neuvi.s
Kentucky Richmond.
Sailed iS,h--ship Parliament Now Orleans
Wind nj sunrise NV meridian NNW, Light sunset ,sslul
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AARIfIMR INTEbLIGgNCE.
Port Of New York. March 10. ,s,.

yoas-rfus nav.
-ts risrs............... 09 soor sSrs morn
ruS tfTe Y u HIGu WAVE
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WHIPS AND LIQUORS.

NJ you WANT To OFT gOOD GLASS or ALE
and resd me Illustrated London News Punch AID Rel
III. IN london "a. London House north est corner NJ
Twenty fret sBeet sBd Seventh avenue.
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ITO OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES NOTICE ~ EEHEBY
gwen A.: sealed lTcloua VII Re recev.t AZ the cry
Surveyors once OF he ely II robohea, =, Ms twenty
seventh day Of hych iss when The sAr,a vi ee osed z,
meeting Of he Council Of sd city 70 b Md A. ~ O'Clock
p NJ of ths. day, for grading saysins. Eussrns. oavng
and 1sssfng sidewa in he Glowing streets sAi city
Third street from wsxason street 100 fs. Ses, Of Me
do street. ToaYh sre-i from Hudson street N River srce
rfh street. from GARDEN street 70 The vvsteyy line n VII
low street, Seventh street, from Warrington sS-st 70 IL
eas.exy Inc OF Garden street, MEADOW soe from Second
street 70 Fourth street; Garden street. from FEh % Sixth
An the above 70 be done and s1sbsd
ding 20 plans and cations made oy W. sb',pen, Esa
City Surveyor witch plans snd specifications 70 Ne
work q be fnly ecplei on or before The frs. q Juno
nert No proposals. viii be received except scoro,ng
form 70 be obtained the CITY Surveyors c.- an secon
panied with he NJ 81 ess suncsept s-or,-nee
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-20

1,IIE TREAsCBBR OF TEE FIRE DrrARrMESr
with much pleasure acknowledges the rcoSipt OF forty
dollars aud - 7si
by the hands Of Peter n 1us Esa Treasu ofhe fire
ba Committee, being t5e proceeds o. he twenty
ninth Annual tal given a. TIE ssde1ly Of uu-Ic jan -.
1853 in aid OF the Widow and OTpAsl Fud = tos Fire De-
partrsent JOSH 9. CifIj treasurer.
lhc Treasurcr In heka OF tie d.par'-n ~ would
thai vlsanag thn proceeds Of the b.l e1pibt mate
ai decline rom hs; Of as. year. aeess
CRAFTY he p. 81 Ne fiends u .hc depar
neni 10 the voluntary ?rduor' and fhil a6e.s OF be
render the ball unusually aipT- Ani crafty
in. charitable lund !neons.derat,e Gaca ndeo
Cd !. slmcs. needless % ssa9 hat toe deficiency At
rioutlNie the disa nrlerc md tssnc.A c-He
vita which city and n fsc tho Whole socay, has been
visited, proairsng II ia al brannhgs 1dgsy and
trade although The contributions 70 the faG - o. res.on
materially essened and the appeals fo "a largely in
crease be Treasure pleasure N stng that hs
hss been oe 20 meet ioo heavy Grs he fund for
The relief Of iis reciens lcpcpsA Nv necessa-y
q. his depressed season A; The Ges $40 be hoped
tina. lie usual and geacroui s}ny.y La. La been
heretofore manifested TO- the wclare OF Charitable fund
ony continue noieGsensd but hs ne urgent ncces
those whom msortupe placed whit, tn pale OF
IL charity incentive 10 renewed aSarons on
The OF hose who deep and nhlng acre.. IN me
prosperity and welfare OF The Wdows knj Orr Fund o
the Firs Department
NV YoKK. March 10, 1885.
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A-orrCr-TBr COMMITTEES ON ASSIGNMENTS OF
IN he Board Ccuncn viii VI Vt the ohics Of Ina
drpuues for mailing ssmcue No. &c Climbers slce'
Scndsy the I'D inst II. N. Parties
h1ns,sn OF the following assessments NOTIFIED TO
pear,
favils Lexington avenue between 9eh and ca srsets-
Regulating paving &c, IN ave.. between 5g and 69h ss
Curb End gusar anil Hsg ash st.. between Bws an sh
Fhging fence and carb and gutter In front Of Nos ~ %
ana II Canal street.
Regulate, rsde sn pave foot Of Jacks street
Fnlng sunken lots on 7Sh si betvrer h md ~ avs
Rcgulsing euro and ruisr se sh Of, bet "a and sh
ResuisInS, grade ana curb and gu.isf>sh e. between OH
aud kssi river.
sswer in Ooh o., be,resn II and lexington
sewer In i?h ST., between "a aud "a ava.
Sewer IN 3ihst. between 9Th and Lexington avs.
Fewer n lgh 81 between University plsee and th-ougn
s~ssr Ia Nsg Bo~ery, from Madison " Jane. street
Brcsd~ay w lSh street
s9S.4sssIhr2Iss D co~~n...
S::$sG- sssSE. .-'.'SS'''-
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-07-15

"a There are always number of peo.
pie who feel it their bounden duty to criti-
else the performance of every thing which
they do not direct themselves. We were
particularly impressed with this fact on Sun.
day evening last. as we listened to the com.
ments of the lockers on at the fire. Every
one wanted to know why something which
his wisdom suggested as . mode of saving
the building was not done. or why some
thing which he didn't see the pa rticular use
OF scas done. If they had all gone down to
the river and taken their turns at the brakes
and helped to get water up to the fire, they
might have been of some service; but when
the Mayor and some of the city officers were
going around, trying to get men, to 60
down, they were all very busy getting out
OF the way. 1t wouldn't be bad idea to
turn stream ON these commentators ct the
next fire
copy the above paragraph from the
Ners, and recommend that large portion
ofthis community take it to themselves
Why do strong. able bodied men rush
out to fire, and then chose some command
ing position where there can be no posi-.
bility Of soiling their clothes. and grumble
that those who are doing all they can to
suppress the FIRE, do not do it IS their wise
brains suggest They can see thu dremen
work until they drop down with fatigue and
they will not lift hand to assist them; they
will see Thousands Of dollars worth Of pro-
perty burned down, but never take hold Of
brake. or touch hose for fear they may
oil dslisats haadA onsh nsn hsd bstSss
asa1 q heast No - = ~ WAv - -
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-07-15
NUMBER 234.


this morning for several days excursion
down the Potomac. The Post Master Gen
eral cent=mplates leaving Washington on
thursday for tour. to be absent month
Gen. Ward b. Barnas has signified his ac-
cePtance Of the appointment OF the Survey
or Generalship Of Kansas. Gov. Denver ar :
rived here to night.
Bo-ToN. July 1.-THE Royal Mail steam
ship Arabia sailed at noon to. day. with log
passengers for Liverpool and il for Halifax
she took out no specie
TT. JOHNS. July IA, ~ A. M-Weather
foggy and raining, but has the appearance
OF clearing up. Wind northwest No
signs Of the Telegraph Fleet
H,RRisBuRa. July 1.-The Union Con-
venlion of Republicans and Americans as
sembled at o'clock to-day There is .
large attendance. Gov. Reeder will be the
permanent President.
WASHINGTON, July l4-Baron Strochel.
the Russian Minister, took leave Of MIR. Case
yesterday. He will sail tor Europe August
lst. and remain till spring.
The frigates Wabash and Mace edonia. re-
Gently sent to the Gulf, have been ordered
to proceed on their original courses to the
Mediterranean. The Arctic, Fulton and
Water Witch are ordered home. The latter
two, with the Harriet Lane, will compose
the main force for Paraguay.
MARkErS.-NKw York, July H-FLouR-
Less active Sales y 300 bbls 1T 75GG3 % for
super state, 95ia4 45 for extra state, B SOas 90
f)r super western; s5d4 - 70 common to medi um
extra western.
CANAMAN fLoua-Unchangei. Sales 40o hbls at
3515 rs hr common 10 choice extra.
WHEAr-Quiet. sales G, 600 bush at g. for Chi
spring; 81 = for red Ind
RYE-Duli al 20.
CoRS-Steady. Sales 200 bush at 5000 for
mixed western; 7S6IS0 for southern
OArs-Duil ~ A5,a46 for state and western.
FORK steady. Sales 100 bbis ut IL 659yi6 u for
mess; Is ~ for prime.
BELF--U nchmnged
Cur MEaIs--3teady.
LARD-Firm. Sales 900 bbls at i1t tM1lk
huTTEn--Steady at I2Ge17 for Onto; SOLO for
state.
CHEEsE--Dcll At 3GiS.'
WHISKy--Lower. gales 400 bhls 1T 23A.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-07-15
500 Crates Of CPOCkcrV,
W,h0lesule and Reta1l.

T HAVE in store and for sale the largest stock Of
L 0oods In this line, in the State. My stock con-
sists Of all the varieties Of CAn0 GlaSs and Earth
en Ware, yellow Rockingham ware, silver Platei
and Britannia ware, Bohemian Belgium and Amer
ican Glassware Solar and Fluid Lamps, Chandeliers
0ir andoles, Lamp wicks, Chimueys and Globes.
Looking Glasses and L oking 6lass plates, and all
other articles usually kept In this line.
Cfeck0Sy-Consistso Of upwsr is Of 500 crates and
casks imported direct fro the potteries In Liverpool
which enablss ne 70 sell my goods IS per cent less
than any other dealer In the market.
Fterch PoRcelatn.- II hsve Just received very
large stock Of white and gold band China drec, from
Limoges, France Ny arrangement with the manu-
facturers are such that receive none but The best
erade q goods Of III. latest most styles.
Gold band and decorated tee sets aro worth from
eight TO tw.nty-five dollars, dinner sets and other
articles at Ill prices.
Silver Plated WaPe.-I hsve Just received .
very large stock Of Plated goods OF Hosers smith =
Cos make. All goods are warranted 70 be plated on
the best quality o. white metal which cen with din.
Guilty Be distinguished from silver.
l.oehng Glasses.-I have larger quantity
than has ever before been offered for sale in this
place. Knives, forks and waiter sof every quality
and sire. In fact everything appeI tanning t. this
line Of business canbe had ~ calling At No. Is Il
Claire Block.
may6d4wtf o. I. WEBB.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-07-15
MORE TO BE ADMIRED THAN THE
RICHEST DlADEM
Worn by Kings or Emperors.

What? Why a beautiful Head of Hair.
because 1t is the ornament God himself provid ed
for ali our race. Reader although the may
bloom brightly in the glowing cheek, the eye
b. ever sparkling the teeth be those Of pearls II
the head Is bereft OF its covering. or the hair be
snsrted and shrive'ed harsh and dry still,
is sprinkled with gray, nature will lose more than
half her charms. Prof Woods HAIR Restorative, II
used two three times week, will restore and per-
manently secure to all such an ornament. Read the
following and Judge. The writer Of the first is the
celebrated Pianist, Thalberg:
New York, April 10, 1858.
Dear Sir Permit me to express to you the oblsa.
tions under for the entire restoration Of my hair
to original color about the time OF my arrival In
the United states 1t WAS rapidly becoming gray, but
upon the application Of your "HAir Restorative" 1t
soon recovered its original hue. I Consider your
Restorative as very wonderful invention, quite Ell.
cacous rs we'll ~ agreeable
lam dear Sir, yours truly, 5. THALBRRG.
"Drych ar Gwyliedydet."
welch Newspaper once, IS Nassau st, Ap -, 1855.
PROP wooD = Dear Sir :-Some month or
six weeks ago received bottle Of your air Res
torasive aud gave It my WIFE, who concluded to try
on her hair little thinking at the time that would
the gray hai-, but to hers well Is my sur
prise after few weeks trial It has performed that
wonderful eject " turning all the gray hairs 10
dsra brown, at the same lime beautifying and thick
ening the hair. l strongly recommend the above
Restorative to all persons In want OF such . change
Of their hair CHARLES CARDEW.
NEW YORK, July 2t, 1858.
| PRoF o WOOD: WITH confidence do recon-
end your Hair Restorative a. being the most eflca-
cious article ever saw. Slice using your Hzir Res.
| torative my hair aud whiskers which were almost
| white have gradually Grown dark and nov feel
confident that few more applications will restore
them their natural color. 1t also has relieved me
| Of all dandruf and unpleasant itching, % common
among psrsons who persplre freeley.
| JIG KILBY.
| PROF WOOD: About two years ago my hair
commenced falling of and turning gray; wss fast
bee IN ng bald, and had tried many remedies to no
| eff Ct. comm need using your Restorative in jan
| uary last. few applications fastened my hair
| firmly. r began to Ill up, grow out ani turned
back 70 Its former c-lor, u ack At this time It Is
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pearance. and cheerfuly recommend its uses to all
sChicago, III, Nay l, 1883. J d HOES
The Restorative 10 pat up In bottles Of sisss viz
| large, medium ana small the email holds pint,
and retAils sfor one dollar Per bottls; the medium
holds at least twenty PEI cent nsre In p-opertlpa
thar the SMALL retsis for tWo dollars per kottle the
iasps holds suests - pr esns nass u psspsssa.
% 81 ~ *ooSS s. 90, prses.s.ess, ~ Dvo.1vs,,
s; g! =; =; s: ;3;;'.. IT,. .,'.,'.. y
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-07-15

% We are not little amused at
the spleen displayed by some of our citizens
at the fractional shinplaster issues Of this
shinplaster city. Keep cool, gentlemen !;
you have been told long since. of the error
ofyour ways, but you would not hear. Do
not blame the merchants-they are strug.
Cling under an incubus, and unless there is
change in the currency with which they
have been compelled do to their business, and
are still compelled to take, the story will be
told. Do you ask them to furnish silver
change for currency worth only 90 cents
on the dollar? You should know that thew
cannot do this. Do not make the assertion
that these shinplasters drive out the silver
change, because it is not true. These frac-
tional shinplasters are the legitimate off.
spring of the large ones. They follow, and
must follow them.
And now, once more, let us reason togeth.
er. Would it not be better to demand of
those who issue the local currency of this
city to retire it at once, and if it is not speed.
lily done, throw it out altogether, or take ie
for just what it is worth. Don't ask the
merchant to pay seven or eight per cent
to convert the currency Of this city, and
then five per cent. for silver change with
which to transact his daily business!
These suggestions were given us by
one of our most prominent business men,
and although the editors of the shinplaster
organ of this city may not coincide with us.
yet we think that their truth m ust be very
apparent.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-07-15

sI>HE undersigned would respectfully inform his
l. .friends aud the tras cling public, that he has
opened this large hotel in lie Claire. The house is
nearly new and furnished with all the conyeniences
of modei hotels. The table will be supplied with the
best the country affords.
Ills experiences aud large acquaintance with the
business III the West, is Sufficient guarantee that
his house Is the place stop when you come 70 the
city Of lie CLAIRE
III Hacks leave the Dratton House every morning
(sundass exoepted) for Davenport.
mArchI-d2w&Wly II D WESTLAKD Prop'Y
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-07-15

+. B. AbhOlt,s
Machine and JOb0iDg Shop.

MANUFACTURERS o.
Curtis Patent OsciIlaiing Engine Pevea
pump.
'VNHIS IL douh e acting for and Sucktion puup.
4 ana u more resdtly converted into Rire Engine
shan any other pump 10 rse.
II mas no" Pnnger," and IL not q ro arv pump
wonid call the attention VI RsivOad and 0teom.
boat officers also the prt prieors Of Stables Sawmin
rscTs rr'vste D~einss and Count,y seats 0h
Maehinists and Engineers ere invited 10 xamins
it.
Repairing done without DELAY
Shop corner 8ri and LeC,a,re ,treei. d venpor
loWs. June9O-i1n
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-07-15

iOWA OIIl Ilsss.............. ....IOWA.
wis Large and Commodous Hotel has been leased
l. by the proprietor, thoroughly repaired and re no.
vred, neatly furnished throughout Ia the best man
ner, with sPhIS0 BEDS and LIGHTED WITH GAS.
NO pains will be spared to max e.the PAHK HOUSE
the "A No. " House OF the CITY; IL being much the
largest and pleasantly situated In . location
IN the corner OF j. d-rson and Du uque streets
the CITY Park with comfort able accommodation for
Two Hundred Guests.
TSRNS-in conformity to the times
Good and Uapscious 6tabng attached to the house.
J. TkUsDELI.. Proprietor.
Nov2adtf Formerly Of the Trusdell House I