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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-01

The CRY INSPECTOR AND THE BOARD OF
ALDERMEN.-Ou readers will, doubtless, remem-
Der that we exposed some time ago projected
combination between some members of the Board
of Aldermen and the person who now occupies
the Office Of City Inspector, whereby the appoint
ments in that department were to be placed at
the disposal of the said Aldermen-the Quid pro
quo being the retension of Mr.. Morton in Office.
They will remember, also, that, although de-
mocractic Alderman openly boosted, at meet
ing of the Board, that his friends were to be
taken care of by Mr.. Morton, that gentleman has
denied, in the public papers, that any such COM
pact existed.
But it happens, and it is notorious, that the
Board of Aldermen has faithfully performed its
part Of the stipulation, by refusing to confirm the
successor to the City Inspectorship nominated by
the Mayor. How far Mr.. Morton has been true
to his engagements may be seen from the fact
which we have learned, namely: that he has,
within q few days, appointed some twenty or
thirty friends and nominees of the Aldermen to
Office in his department. the democratic MEM
Der aforesaid having received the lions share Of
the spoils so that it was no vain Boosting to say
that his friends would get places from Mr.. Nor
ton, If that gentleman was retained.
This is all very well for Mr.. Morton and the
Aldermen and particularly for the Aldermen's
lucky friends but what have the public to say
to this scandalous conspiracy Of the highest
branch of our municipal legislature to obstruct
the wheels of government for the furtherance of
their own political or personal aims?
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-01

Our TRADE WITH GREAT BRITAIN AND France
IMPORTANT RECOMMENDATION OF Mr.. CoBB.-In
another column we publish letter of the Secre-
tary of the Treasury in answer to the resolutions
of the House of Representatives, calling for in
formation in reference to the export and
import trade of the United States with Great
Britain and France for series Of years last past
1t appears that Mr.. Cobb found great difficulty in
arriving at satisfactory results owing to the diff
ferent manner in which commercial statistics are
prepared and kept in the three countries. In view
Of this difficulty the Secretary of the Treasury
deems it "unwise and unsafe to rest confidently
upon any judgment drawn from comparison of
the statistical documents of different countries"
and suggests that to remedy the defect conven-
ton be called of commissioners from the leading
commercial governments to establish uniform
method in preparing aud keeping the statistics,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-01

Ten THOUSAND DOLLARS MORE PAID TO Mr..
wAsnlNGToS-The January number Of the Mount Fersos
Record that the 18th OF December the
nversay Of washngons DEATH the regent Of the Mount
Vernon Association caused the sum Of 900 TO BIO paid
TO Mr. Washington towards The purchase OF Mount Yer
non BY this payment Mr.. Washington has now receved
more invested in advantageous that Is
thought best they should remain untouched at present.
number Of States actively employed In collecting, have
not commenced 70 transfer their funds 70 the regent OK
the treasurer,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-01

Evidently the stage Yankee Is going out with th
theatrical Yorkshireman and the dramatic Irishnar
Perhaps is the railways, which soften provinsn pecy
artes and may be that the progress Of trade teache
dramatic authors TO make their portraits character
rather than carcatures. At any rate the wild Yankee
typifed by Mr.. Jefferson in "0ur American Cousin
all the rage in dramatic circles nowadays That remark
able play has been witnessed by we really don't n
member how many thousand people, and It's success
chiefly owing TO the fact that the author who borrowe
the plot from German play, gave rather favor
bic view Of New England character than that furnishe
by his predecessors the field Pretty nearly u
same thing, as far az giving new view Of characts
is concerned was done by Mr.. Charles Gayler in b
comedy Of stalking the Chances" written for n
Mcvicker, and produced at Burton's Chambers sire,
theatre some three years ago. In "0ur Female Amer
can Cousn"a rather clumsy title by the wayMr. Ca
Ter has put his Yankee character into pcttcoats an
made il duly attractive thereby.
The action Of the play takes place in the country houi
! Of an English baronet, Dir william Appleby. He Ia
younger son. but enjoys tho patrmonia estates In d.
fault Of the appearance Of his elder brother who has
quired fortune in the United States Sir William has scs
who is officer Of the army stationed 10 Canada, an
wife who ID the usual Aage type OF the ahe lady.
the opening Of the play the son erald arrives home
furlough and Is followed by tho American cous
(Pamefa). They have been previously acquainted o
ibis side Of the water and In love with each othe
The father Of PAMELA dead, and she comes 10 EnRlan
with his Yankee attorney Cfr. Nef), bearing viii
which of regulates the succession TO both estates
This testamcntis not to be read until tweivemonth ha
elapsed, and in the meantime PAMELA Is domced wit
the members of her uncles family. They are M
little disguised with her Yankee barbarism, b.
fear to turn her out, until one day Sir Willar
discovers among Nes papers will supposed TO be u
last act Of the American BROTHER This viii leaves PANE
liza small annuity and constitutes Sir William sole cgass
Of the estates. PAMELA is snubbed at once; but th
result proves that the Will discovered not the last
which the Yankee lady receives all and the English barons
nothing. Just before the denouement appears furthe
| that Miss PAMELA has been hoaxing her Englis
relatives, and that she is a finished up and p<
shsd OF drawing room ornament, with en-
Of airs, graces, accomplishments, languages, piano
crochet work. and She marries Gerald makes u
old gentleman easy in his financial boots, and things
supposed to be comfortable all round The piece is
good Of IL kind and the change In Parmclas charaf
peared for the first timc last evening" and well
ceved by largo audience. Miss Julia Daily played u
character Of PAMELA with spirit and effect and mad
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this haleful distemper. This "CuRn~ expcis
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Fever and Acuc is not alone the consequence
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Disfressed aficted ,cfft V.rw.cnf
and EDtdezafc DssedseS.
VlNHs HOWARD AsaOI 4riOs, In view Of The
awful dest Bctr ~ ~ human life cause ~ sexu-
u diseases, and the dec ptonr prA tie. uDcp tho
utIo,tunAte ctlMs u drs.fe, ~ Quae.s sev.
ers. ser ago divsc'er IT, consulting gecG - .
charitable st worthy OF q cir name, ~ ctsn 0is.
p.nssry for tue teai~Ht Of tbi eisss q d. ss.ss,
Ia all cir forms, nd " give nesies sdvscs g,sss
% s -ho sp.lj by letter, With escriL u Of their
condi'isn, taga, oeeppati ~ Liable o, ~ &c sfd
In car ofextT.ms p very 10 rrri.h s'ic1n' ~.
u e. Arg-, II 1. neet 70 add that tn - or'oka
cnmnGads tb@ highest IN ricsi shn OF the - ssd
will turned the most AppI owed no<it', 'stm~nt
Ths Directors VI The arrc 10 ~ 10 ID ~ ANNA 70
port upon trsstl est 81 ~ q dira.es 'xr.sss
n. h,sL., sa.i fsctIor vi the s'tse-s steb los
tend dtnf I.hors .. III l. svvs.ons u ~ %
80 rms,orr or nina seabness no'tl -, ~ -.
.yphs the yics % .LAni.n sef shuse, disess %
O, he sdn ys ard baheer, &c. end o. ,sp . e4Asin.
1Alc - re sane IiAb or The eb.r ~ y.ar.
The pi=stiiss Oh Yevie~ Of the psst f~sl sssrr'1
ths. th.r lsboYs IN fhi Jteys of ben ,oisp' s6tpt
beer Of gY al Inert to tb" sfict d. esp cfslv
the youo. they hsv. received :" 'esss III. y.
..ive- WITH wed 81 70 q 10 very lnp1ssas an1
much de pied c~ur~.
50 Aduivah. rtfs ri on fpe . 81 ri a.. o. ssoi
al weAAn. r. tie VIC Of OnsLlsu marturhs 'hnsor
8 If-sbu nd or e. ds' ssfs - III W1sel nseshos
" the {. nsulltrg .or;ecn sii''.n ynm(ee
..sled ~nves.p~) free a. rks,rs. on s~c<ut q NO
81 AMps fpr POI 49,. Or ~ ors or tract 90 The
q. uve enc treatment o. ssuai fss>ess, sist, Ae
az cnsf anty heing pn !s' ID fos gSs'Uf - ntssr
"a Tor, md vii BE- init the smfsed 80 ec' ~
~ rem M. snd m~th,ns o. Wsss~eos ~ eVsy q
,arins The iast gar r. u q. 81 ssss
address E,s hSpc't Or '%san-t IN J. e1iL
IN HOr0P~s.H. Ae,'nx arg n. ~ava $50.
i..,on y = 5on,L MIMI ssst ptiisAsfDAA.
,, order Of sns IH,srssrs.
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00O VA.WCWsun ss~s~.. s.ss :.
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GROCERIES.

~ q TlC n:
To the Citiseas Of Davenport
+. AND SPURIOUS DISC VICINITY.
TvHE m ~. iEued take this opportunity to c.ii
i youS stession y IRE fact that they have t.is
day received large AMI veil ssec ed sssor sneni Of
STAPLE AND FANCY GROCERIES,,
which esnsis, In part Of the following arsl ~;
Jsss-Young Byson. Inpe,isl. Gsnpo.der, son-
ehons, Pou hoos. Oooug and Rnslish Breakfast. all
81 which they have various soes, AID Of the very
best quality which can be bought.
Csii~s-oid Gov 4nu, ut lava. Mocha, L.suy,a,
ana -" I'll Of the very bes, quality.
JSsec SSsd Es'ssh Presevces,
They wish als 70 cali your special attension 20
the fact that they have ju received ard OPP mel
nice 10, OF Preserved Fruits ss ever came thi.
market, cons.sfns OF
Peaches. Psars,
Hums; Pine lpDies,
VUsNc0, Damascus,
6e &c d. &c
Al put up from this seasons fruit.
New and Fresh Jells~s.- they are also 0, ,ennx
. nice .ot Of Jeiliet, such - Graz, Rel Csrrant
Peach, Apple, Blackberry. Raspberry, ur.en Gage
Ounce and All other Ainis which are in seasoD.
Also iarze AMI varied assortment Of fidrortng
Arfrucfs. Also,
PICKLES, CATsUPs, SAUCES. &C.,
Together With . vel selected srrostment OF Sar.
diues. FIe-h and Pickled oysters tr,D- Mus'.ri.
Ol.v-s, Luccs and other s.sd ole, s Or, Sperm and
Wax Candies Also large assortment u Pure
Spices. Pepper, Al spice, Cioves. Cinnamon, nscr,
nu,mexs and Ginger.
Preston 1 MorTll'S Yeast Powder,
4 genuine article, B.k.rJ Bona, Coca. fsplo-
ca, SASe, sccsroni aud Chocolate.
Soaps-Csstile, Oieios, Chemical, Pa,n, Bra
sive aud Fancy soaps.
Crackers All kinds Fresh ii 20 they viz BE- r..
ceiving all ether Articles neral kept In Groosry
ena Provision store, in their sessOn.
Fish-No nscser.l and Oodnsh kept constant.
geiher vi no I Of other articles nan ero1.
q MENTION. ali Of which they o6.ii, for sale u
Whole ale and Retail low As the same Or .ic lee
can be bought in this city.
Al goods bought Of " sciy Be delivered in any
part Of TIE city Jrcs Of charge.
WUPPkR MANN 4 HALL,
Northwest Corner Brady and Sab ~.
+. 0.-Ia addition TO their large stocA Of Gvoce-
es, they have Just received large and q ect -
so:tment Of
PURE WINES AND LIQUORS.
Which they call special attention to.
Davenport, September ~, 1s60.
sep95 w. II.
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- O1D hsadred -nd twenty Rui,dins lots n
Addition u the town u Port Byron.
xhese lots arr slig1b'e aud hsn6s~mey situstsd a
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TINE IOWA STATE Al MANAC !!
AND sTAsTsfICAL REGISTER FOR 1865.
vIVHR unoersi gncc propose TO issue sr eIore thf
i hrst Of Jaauary, 1880 . work emitted rs FOL
lows
The IOsrA State .Hisss nae
AND
Statistical Register for 1850,
OF which the Copy-Risht has ben secnred, and
arrangements mad- for tue earliest " able put
nd ~, limit

Statistical Register 70. $50,
OF which the Copy Right has been secnred, and
arrangements mad for tue earliest pr aatieab put
hcatinr md distribution.
tn sLnAkAo REGISTER IL designed to ON
. q. = - sch .: IN" TsriTito,y and 3 ate
OF toea: 'i-,s Gavsrao-s aud Stat. Offcers, snd
Judiciary f. m the Organization oftne state 10 th
present tine; the EnmbeS and nan es OF C1ua'ies,
ties OF orgainiza; ,Gouniy Seats, aud popuistio";
n4ue. ~ Comfy O61cers Tsb'e- ~ cens us Hefurn.
AMI Popular Woes OF 1s5S-'5s Pest niees and
Ps Masters, Literary and sat insslintions
H.~ ners ; X ,ilroad-; Orders Churchef bag
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-to1ether with h National Platforms, President
Cabinet and judiciary Of he u 2; Memb r. Of H.
= n Conar.-s, &C.
10 the CO mpilatton OF this work. ths editors have
in view the uppiv ~ n want org felt b ali elas"s
Of ouf ciiz- q tonvenieDt comp nttEn o this
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tior o. this e-tgI TO secure en- "a hes co oyicfs
ton (, ronghunt all seciiobs Of he Sat and sn'i
~ncouvs gerrert- wi, le to min, snce ~ N.
A N ms and kegi ter o. az dnnHnt sfdndd~d Uorh
eTvxfevc. &c
AL publication III st'sin ver5 large circul,
ion IN tue State, "a y es..ing 'h.t o. = ots
periodical pub ish in at "a an inv 'luab
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Ayers Cherry Pectoral,

FOR THE RAPID CURE OF
COuehs, Colds, Influenza, HoaSsencss,
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Patients in advanced stages OF tho
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So wide Is the field nf its usefulness and nu-
mcrous are the cases Of its cures. that almost
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lc.y known, who have been restored from alarming
and eeen desperate diseases Of the lungs b. III
,.o Whcn once tried, its superiority over every
Other medicine of its kind is too apparent to escape
observation and where its virtues are known, the
public no longer hesitate what antdote 10 employ
for The distressing and dangerous affections OF the
pulmonary organs that are incident TO Our climate
While many inferior remedies thrust upon the
comruanty have failed and been discarded. this
has gained friends by every trial. conferred benefits
on the afflicted they can never forget, and pro-
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d, FORGOTTEN
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Abdominal Supporters.

MRS. Belts Utero-Abdominal Supporter,
invented hy Mrs. Sarah Belts, Philadelphia.
and highly recommended by the Medical Fac
ulty, a. being the best instrument Of the
kind. For sale by
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octl& Apothecary.
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II A w X EYE s II d u e
ALAn0E AssoE4nsHr or Z,
a Room ms,
Wooden 0ssd
WTllosc Ware.
prin. n 0 sugar. seloser. %, s.e.r,
:" Auscovado DO (A) do
New York Crushed. New York Powdered.
oorPER.
Prime Rio, Old Government Java,
LaSuyrs.
sYRUPs.
Sugar House, New Orleans nolssses.
Amber.
TEAS.
Y,ung Tyson, Oolong,
Imperial, English Breakfast.
Gunpowder, Chnlau,
Warranted ~ GOOD and - CHAP o. ean b
bought In this city.
No Goldfish.
W AAckerel in Kits and Barrels.
NOpA herflDB.
SALT
Turks Island. Solar self, for pscking,
Dairy do, SalinA do
SOAP.
st LOuis Pam, white c K,
TT ,nsp ,rent, Brown do,
CASTLE do
Axe Helves, Half Brshel Measures,
ruos, Nest MeA ures,
Nnr8ef Bafkets, Csrpet tacis,
Almonds. Gre m Nuts,
Pecan Nuts. View Figs,
Fresh Prunfs,
Powder Shot,
Burning Fuid.
All goods Of reasonable amorus, delivered free
OF charge within the eifv limits
All COOS WARRANTED to be - goul - can
be ought Ia this Market II not tqusl to the
mendaion they can BIS returned.
sep24 O. m eHIPNAN.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-10-22
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DRUGGIST
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Drssgs-asd (Ae.ssrsis,
Perfsnery and Fasey Articles.
DHYsICIAEs' PRESCRIPTIONS accuratelyprs.
I pared st ell hours - ID. day or night.
TIE attention o. the LADIES' !: especially invited
ne stock Of PEArua-ERv and FAscy Articles
hitch are from the oes, Eng sh, french sod GERMAN
anafscturers.
Orders from Pkrsicte -
Who Wish to supp their ces viii Be died on rea-
sofAble terms. With Artile- OF the Let quality OBJ
sinabe, from the reiiahle American and Euro.
pesn Imp 'rt<rs and Asnuiscturers.
Dsces and Medicines Of every description fnsnish-
ed -
COUNTRY MERCHANTS
IN the moot reasonable teras.
September l, 1855
sw. OsGoOD.
COx's Gelallme,
COOpes''s lstss glass, Sage,
Bermuda Arrow Rect, Tapieca,
Roblnsou's Patent Barley.
HEOEER'S IARLHA.
kingsfOrA's Corn Starch,..
AaA cher anilss aSt,elss. for the nse o. fanisss
aad isvallds. OS0OOD.
eoCs In DraAp a.
MRS ALLENS
AIR Ro0toEOr,
UVS0O6's A0ts RestOrOtScs.
Lyons KathairsD,
Barry's TricOPherOus,
And great variety Of Other preparations fos'sAe
Hair. OOGOOD.
seps 182 Brsaiy q.
Cooking Extracts,
soA NAvOAHo
Ice Gre 0soss, DlNsscss01sQeo,
JELLlEs. etc..
LsMoB. Peach KEssEL. OaAsar.
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