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spoken. &c.
Bs.t chss.Sen s~.rsa from kyork for hsbouruA -
3, from seddo for syo n.s
Ian sxo,I EaS S MSs s:s. Cam
ssp'as%i MEOW IL he ss s
sdslphl ga IN ccunssa Gs5sssa E New. YOs
s:.s: q. A As%F Emil H;s. ss ssaSs IN,
Rsinhsrd wsrnksn Nyork Sid isth. MagdAlens. wents.
wi ssx 5 bs%.'
asnssia sS .ss: . 1a T.,
o. and on. sI Sept TO- ships 1ssisr. Delano -.
Cows Jan ls~X saxoala ts. Trsa,mann. Nyort fee
cE.aA Nov isArr Elcc.ra. YORK and sid Dec Tor
DE., Jan ls-Arr Victoria London for Nyors ,asd an.
'f Ess IT, G ss ss T london and
Nrors gonn Gushing swsr do and sid Tor IRON.
E.sipos With a ssss s 9sfMsa
Pu, N about l2sh bark Geo Hunt woodbury. from O.
Saso. ssnsIp. naasy Barrett s,.sa
Gs.srrsSys jan Arr ses,iald Rollins rhllAds!ph.a.
e bark s sos nalehs Palermo and
Passed BY 4h, bark Mary ,Br Lord from Palermo
10 port Ian bark. VIM Wilson. remmer ,,os. Liver
Wina I rh from hs Es ''0" A' a a's
Howi1sns i..ssp. Oct i--sd ships Mary Frances tho.
England lsh LAdOs, Wiley Holiness Iiar with pan
osotrru Nov 2,-Arr ship Monsoon Merrill Auoy tand
c.ssss STs .s Ea@ase and Ors'a"'"s'
HAvRr. Jan Carr Nor, Dame VICTORIES Picard New
York l3.h Eliz. Young Hatfield. do -
Henry, Oherlc!i NYcik, Fred Warren phinne,, Londoa
HAMBURG Ian IA Arr Krplrr. Jutg.bs. Nyotk.
Sid from cuxhaveu l2th, trlleft. fohu Nfosk
jersey Jan i6--Shp Southampton Whitney. FROM NYoyx
Tor London Mas bow red Nv Jersey pilots The 18th
Mnaers, hroa sht the roads The ort McDon.
aid Nskly iavre Baltimore. has been brought
rayresooi Jan o. Arr Mount Royal orI.berty. NYoss:
10th. Africa ts,, Anderson. Boston and Htlifsy
Cid An Emily. rhrusseii New Orleans, ioth stampede,
Jeweit. Cardenas. f.s -.
ton Williams Nyork; Peruvian 90 Raliantinc Portland:
Morning Star BALTIMORE 18TH All lea ts AnderoH,
Boston va Halifax; Hibernia. Morrison. sYo-k -
LoSroS Jan 7Arr lndustiie, lek.u, BALTIMORE; lob.
a 7ib John n Cushing Swap. swansea and shanghas
IveBoRs, Jan S-Sld Leonard Helon NYofk
MADEIRA, Dec 2j-Arr Garibaiii, Stnson Cardiff.
OPoRro Dec 23--Arr t;octh. Crrz, .inrk
pALEREo, Schamyi, frpp, Alchnts lth bsuo
Hooper, Bangor
Francisco. ~
SAT- CAy TT, Jan lin port scirs Fro aiheEi Crowei
FOR London nextday; Mary Walcr Brown Just arr
had sails and other damage. Sid lOh, brig
Fannie Butter, Holmes Hole.
American Forts.
ANNAPOLIS Nd Jan 6Arr schr Jonas Smith. Sedglsy.
BALTIMORE, Jan 27-Cld brig Mountain Eagle IIuehes,
Fortress Monroe Schr Geo rcr Jones, from Mnaito-
before reported In Hampton Roads has been ordered 10
PORTLAND, Jan 27-Arr steamship Hhcrnian tPr,, Dus
ton Liverpool Londonderry. Cid brigc j w Drskp,
Bucknaip Mttanzas Harriet McAlevy, Cardenas Antes,
Thestrup Caiharien; schr Donna Anna Chose heuedos
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Arrivals and Departures.


h,a.rc,-A rncld LEVERS wi'.cir,
mersh, froderck, 90 Iant.rn, s.oser M ,chIsr
Emil Lomer, Henry Thyorhs, Lofhr aud .sdy, Nj Wall,
and lady, Mary Held Gappen, Chrystr, J. HAL and
second cabin and 100 In stecrsge.
LsvxnPoote- Steamship 0lasgow-Mias q Hegarsy, Mrs
Ward Mrs THOMPSON, Mcrsrs Wh'siSr Field r,isc,
w brown james Hamilton e Rardrlp rhos Gilmore, VIM
Harrison, Joseph Rowett Coc TtOmss Mct;sary. LWtg
rms Morrow. Hascuhurr Mcfhcrson llnfen Peter
Uarvey JAS u urard Noise b. gae ursch Captain
L. Estfange-and SO In the siccrrge
Internationally Burussia--R obt Ohmscrd, ~ Behr
Rosa Uuldschmdt, " Hens and Wife, AUG 81 rsiolly
Metz Motcrshead, Oscar schle niger (,rcsr ichoch
wife and child; Aug Zcrneche, wife and child and m
wtieringa simon Juan Won Torp, Aug LGtgenk. w.
her iiiesch, Coolnhs wife aud hrca children: "
Guttenberg, Msnk n schwAx Phlaterer. " Tcoi w
il sri J fabecrcr Margarine Adam u " Mckenzie, NJ
1astci Geo Guthrie, Dor~nsc v kefoner, y Ocoaet
Simon aul wife, kunze Thcner-snd III Ia tie steerage
DEPARTURES.
NEW OREyArs-Steamsbp George Cromwcti-Miss Rosa
woodruH, u Gray, Rurtor, Mrs Ucorge W Brown,
Miss Ciarl kobb, MRS Brown, Ovoron I'd Isdy Chas
Hcrg Edward Shines, wife, child nurse Miss Iizzi
swen-un. Mr. George Dcnyne and lady, Goodman, wife
and child Richard uray Captain Il Graves Thorpe,
G Davenport VIM Wight, u ID Pope, r r Ransom, Mr..
NcAvoy, Frederick Driver ticker.
smAxoaAs-ship Christian Mathms-Rcv Goodrich and
wife. missionaries: Mss uonoyer Nelson g. Rowland
AIonao Colyer- Ueorge u Hswill VIM suits. WIN and
Thos Jsnkins Edward Taintor. frank Woodruff,
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the stock Exchange was under the same Influences 10
great exen. as the guild room, and the whole ii' sub
mltied TO a h,avy decline With the turn IN gold, how
ever, corresponding movement in stocks
the reaction being strengthened by the demand
TO cover shor contracts almost every stock the list
having been largely oversold. Cove securities
depressed IN sympathy with The rest Of the market
and the forced sales by weak holders, II forty and
other bonds held speculative account; bat towards
the close OF the week they participated slightly in the
general Improvement which took place.
The quotations for government securities and railway
and miscellaneous shares the Stock Exchange in this
city, at the close Of each Of the last four weeks
follows
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CITY com1ERcIAL REPORT.

SAItNDAT, jan u ?. NJ.
AsurS-hrcrirls, az bbls-rhc market continues dull
an prices alinai.
BRs,psTryFs Receipts 2,s2o bbis. aour 1872 bbs
AM 1853 Lass meal 10 rs bushels cora, Gels do
oats 10 do. rye 2,525 10 maxi Tho f'nr market was
1oc 15c. better with moderate cynsrnpivc demand
hu, towards III. elise portion Of the Improvement
lost, and ortiio pgi not oo,anable In tn
way OF cxrngs there Is nothing doing to Europe but FOR
hamoros, 'he West indies AMI South America there ia
somc littll inquiry The ssls are 1000 bbls statc and
Western 1900 Southern, and 500 Canadian Rye aour
was dull. Corn meal was IN moderate mand; sales 81
ncheons Drandywiae at sac co. and ico bbs Allani
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ARRIVED.
8 steamer Queen Farr, Norfolk As hours
Steamship Glasgow (Br Jones, Liverpool, Jan H. and
Queenstown 18th with mdse and 40l PASSENGERS TO John
50 40 steamship Erin, bound ri day,
lat 80 AZ Ion II a. steamship City Of Manchester bound Ii
2h lat AZ So Ion 50 o. steamship unied Kingdom hound
W. :Sth $50 PM, steamship Cty Of baltimore. bound Il.
Steamship America Breml, Vessels Bremen and South
ampion Jan S at PSI with ndse and rs passengers ~
Oclrlchs & Co. Had hne weather and strong NV and
winds .
South mpion l2t with mdse aud les passengers to Kun
hardt Co. Had rough pass gel strong wester v
gales the whole time sh Inst shipped very heavy
which stove in the forecastc Deck part o. the deck mouse
and one boat head sails and cathead and dis
ab ng eight men. Of whom subsequently died from his
IN ues 18Th tho steward washed overheard and lost;
2la experienced fearful hurricane from the NV which
lasted four hours and moderated Into severe storm with
dreadful high J.,
Ship scotia (of liverpool Griffin, 81 Jago. % days. with
sugar. Pendeygast Bros CO. 18th inst during gale
NV, Jas D,man fell overheard and was los
Bark Nemen tof Hong kong KNIGHT Hong Norg Nay 2s
lon lost mainopnast tepgallantmlst and yards foretp
gallant yard, aad damaged rudder Put into St Taomas
where made all the necessary replirs and sailed again
Jan Il Jan TO- 40 mes by OF IIattras, and have
had succession of wesley gales SINCE with much snow
18th. lost mnintopssil yard -
Bark l;eo Ii jenkins (of Yarmouth NS), Dolly, Newport
50 days, with railroad iron, 10 order ~
Bark ous (Rrem) Wickc Marscilles o. days with nadse
Brig vesta of rssnd,. Clark Cansor, PEI. Is days
Schr Diadem tof CORVALLIS Ns,, Rowling Salt Cay, RI
Rcir Free Wind Tooker, Virginia fur New Haven.
Schr rarragut, Bartlett, Passport, l6 days.
SAILED.
Steamers New York, Grant; schrs U CrameN Fer
ria, Monterey.
Wind at sunset N.
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Acc.pEyr on rnn ONO AxD M.sIssIy1 R,nnoAD.. :

Accident THR Quo AND MrsissIprT R'rHoAD--
Night before last at fifteen minutes 10 one, one of the
cars of the train due here at o'clock thrown from
The track u the sylvan House, about two miles from the
city. Ono II the wheels broke from some defect and
tbs car 10 whc1 II belonged, strangely enough, became
unccured and leaving those before and behind on the
track turned aud rolled down bank distance Of
twenty Dive feet II was flied with passengers number
of whom were or ess injured, although none OF
them seriously. The wife Of soldier, who's, head was
badly cut and railroad dttdche, named Nichols were
the most severely wcuntcd The injured were gathered
up and placed Ia the train which arrived In the city,
having been detained by the accident only thirty min
utos -ciuesWHafi GGsetx, jan ~
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American Shfpm astcrs' Association.
No 81 Wall srRrsr-Rooxs q. "a AND ~.
The following approved Masters Occrs have receives

American Shtpm astcrs' ASsOciatlOn.
No 81 WAL srRrsr-Rooxs IS 70 n.
The following approved Masters and Ocrs have received
commissions from this Association
Csp.sinsseI David n May . ss Rs.risvsr; s.s Isasc
Feeding ''b brig cooqaes $685. Ethel s@s shp Noun.
sw"
Jones; se wism ar. gillespie s,rs srss s $685.
sa3 Vim Glow, BRIG petrsl 1857. Frank " Brown Nate
All commissions outstanding year require " he
presented at the Office for renewal
Mise elInneOus.
BARx Gro Hrsr-Fsimcnth. Jan lo-The Geo Hunt.
Jessie Scott from Bahia yesterday morning. dors her con-
siderable damage.
and Vas owned in Ne" York " Messrs Task De,rsorn
Baic DssNApw before reported Gardeners Point
III, has been sold TO Richard Benjamin CO.
scas I,vn Boa, Ames, ele,rst from Belf,st Ne las.
Me- h 9' IN bna,i yer, \" groyn n
ss s al sn .s S iv sheep tx aezsn
nsn Ss.weeS house
S. 5x ssso I'm =. EsseI II
sio.oSG ' '''''' '''' ~
ss WV n IL n sS the a " sis
Teiey whics h.a int completed b4.a,,as afr eis
there 4 no visible damage to her yet aeI got OF
FALMOUTH, i'm i7rhe Ocean Queer Glover from East
loss of bniwarks, boat and deck load
NEwrosT Jan ISL. night and this morning, during
very heavy gale from the west several vessels tie ing
docis boss from the noorngs ennsins considerable i,m
Hector % Nova SCOTIA aud Priscilla of America THE above
werpl
NorcF NJ Mar yrRs-The Maies Beneyolen. Association
nc ~ sons ocs a o sess are
fully invited To attend.
following e,s give; os s vessel; 70 the
New Orleans at the latest accounts from each Of those
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THE PRISONERS.
Repeal or the RIack Laws or Illinoll

ninos which for awhile set apart Tor the use or
white md1 10 in fair way u become n negro paiad
Tho black laws" arc In process Of repeal bill having
passed tho Senate which abosts all distinctions OF
soo sn allows the negro 10 testify and Jures
Of the negro and white Hereafter when white
men ere lroi The question OF their guilt innocence
will he submitted 10 the acute perception, the logical
mind and accurate judgment Of bootblacks and tcu
lions Illinois mas about completed The task assigned her
by Massachusetts,, and Ia TOW days will DO ready for
further commando
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NAILS FOR EUROPE.

The Specie Basis or the Republic-Ths
Movements Of the Union Eorees-Ths
Peace Nission-Importsnt News from
Notwithstanding from Central AIMEE
rica, Cub1. &c., Sc.
The Cunard mail steamship Canada Captain Hockey,
will leave Boston on Wednesday for Liverpool
The mails for Europe viii close In this city at quarter
past one and al halpast ave o'clock tomorrow after
noon.
The Nsw York HraALD--Edton for Europe-wlli be
published 1t nine O'Clock tomorrow morninE
twill contain an interesting account OF Trip beyond
the Sierra Nevada around the Grand Golden Circle OF
the United States with description Of our now Gold and
silver Territories with valuable statistics and table OF
distances illustrated by map showing the Parks OF
Colorado rnged with Aurferous Mountains; Account OF
the attempt OF four Rebel Glad Vessels 10 destroy
the Union Works City Point Va The latest accounts
OF the Union Land and Naval Forces Wilmington,
NJ c. The latest account OF tho movements OF General
Shermans Army in Georgia and South Carolina The
latest News from the Army under Lieutenant General
Grant, near Richmond, Va and from the Union Forces
in all parts Of the country; The latest report result
Of the Blair Peace Mission Late and interesting News
from Mexico accompanied with Map showing The States
ceded to Napoleon; News from Central America, the
South Pacific Cuba 81. Domingo &c, and reports OF
ali important events Of the past week
Single copies Ia wrappers ready Tor malng SIX ceats
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Tho wheat market was 2c &c higher with little In
quy for export, notw 'andng there as yet no mar
n on such transaction Sales "a 0c0 shells nj o. 40
Tor amber Mich gan 81 a. Tor choice DO and 80 20 for
No milwaukee, club IA rye no sales transpired. Bar
the Gales reaching % 500 buahels mt 81 sax for Ma no.
81 for stait and 81 10 tanada West The corn mar
ket ruled steady with sales 20 600 bushels at
81 70 for yellow Jersey, md 81 ~ 81 SO for old
mixed Western Oats icactivc st 81 90 Tor Western.
CoFrEs--The nd ance in gold impaired rather moro
rmness 10 the market for this article hut the demand
was worry moderate, being wholly confined TO the mmc
diae wants of the trade Sales " a bags Rio II 44c
toroN.-rh1 demand continues fair, being wholly
speculative and further advance Of 1c has been
bshcd HOLDER however have hut little con fdence In
the high prices FOR this article confident In tho belief
that lover prices must preva In view Of tho forth
coming receipts from Savannah, which viii exert con-
aid rable influence the market Sales 500 bales tho
fall, Nvp..
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s.. o.. SCI 1000. Sis 2.Oas. los 2,oa5, i

The receipts OF dry goods continue light will appear
from the following comparison Of IMPORTS
For ne Week 1853 1854. 1903
Entered at the port -. 1924 $50 l,65n,631 TAO 594
Thrown on MARKET. solS09 1881 os0s22
Since Ian. /.
Entered at the port. 5,2s9,s sIs434 1850 G35
Thrown on market. a 7ol,5s8 S,2702i9 2.,i4o03
The following National Banks have been authorized for
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NOtsce to Mariners.
LAwRKNcE--pniNcr EDWARD fsLAHp-rrsp LicHT
ON SEA COW HEAD
HrpRooRsPHrc Orytcy ADMIRALTY
L0rDos. Dec ~ 1854.
that light has ny been On Sea Cow Head
Sslutntion Point the southeast side
Bedequr Ray on the southwest Prince Edward
Tho light nred white rht prcsd an elevation OF 30
should be seen - distance 81 IA mflss.
The tower IN in
EEc oss,sd. 81. sSsgSSxs = Greenwich.
By asS 6 ' ass i'siiC uyarerpA
WEST NDrs-SonrR cusA--nxrp IIonr AZ rcKRro
nv HEuvifAs tc0enku5rpl
requested has ebis b subssentod for No o. lately
HspsoosApnsc 0yrcs ApxrsAtry,l
The commandass Of Marine Al Mysns has 9yen notice
that and anes the Ih ~ o. s-ptembcr Is5s, light
would be estbiishod ~ Bsri0veno Pilots Point the
side the entrance v Puerto de Neuvta the north
The shi d nxsl whi,s Ugh. placed at an elevation Of y
feet above the mean svs Of and should he seen NJ
ia@issins sppsrasua Is diop.nc By lenses Of tho
The keepers dwelling . svudranga painted y.Ilc. and
5mn q 0rssnwch or about mile NORTH Of that Of
- Msse issux Ar Ircsrc,A ro,yr.
from tower on kurrseia Poni the northeast coast Of
Cuba until the Of construction cmpletcd
ThelSt elevation of 81 feet above The sea, aud
ne Muuinstns ,rparsus .. doPtrc or By Irnses and
W. Whr n stands IN lat FL deg mia % Ion
UlGe ~ mia - sc W of GreenwIoh.
ceiled, s~d shdrld be destroyed.
geo. HENRY RicHARpR HydsosrsShsr,
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FRsoHr quiet, but Urn. Enga-emcnte to Liver
pool include 1000 bushels wheat at 2hd In bulk, 10
hhds tslow at 10s, $50 tons mahogany nj l1s Cd Is
bales island cotton Nd, mad per neutral 200 bales
cotton tzd and 40 tons sperm oil ut 40. To Antwerp,
90 bbls ushcs at ga Cd end 100 bb petroleum g. 3D. To
London 500 bills oil cake NJ Is I'D and 100
sureincnt goods al 15s i7s Cd Bril- isl brig t7o TONS
Bahia and Rio Jancro, ~ yer bbi i,rit s schooner
came voyage with Ternarb CO. at round sum A I,ri.
ish brig, 200 tons, TO Mathmoras, So 500 half gold
British big, LIS tons, south sdc G ba AMI back
g., 100 half gold, 200 tons to Caidenss aud back
sugar G7isc., and nolasses, on deck 81 IS British
schooner 81 tons TO spanish Main and ba H. 81 900 half
gold, one gs tons TO West Indes and baot 81 500 haf
gold British brig 1900 bbs. 10 Havana, ST. 500 ono
go tons, same voyage, 81, 100
HiY.-Shpping was selling TO n moderate extent at
previous rates CITY use may be quoted nj 81 70 a 81
ps.--Thc demand continues active for all grades,
particularly for prime grades which very scar
Sales OF 200 bales al 3oc s5c for new growth u.s.
CSC. for old.
MoLAsst9.-N sales Of consequence we're reported
but the market Was nrn. The demand was restricted
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The ota valuo OF the imports, other than dry goods
and specie At this port for the week ending January
&C. 2,2l5,8i3 The toll imports Of the week CON-
pare follows with former retuns:-
jar. T. jim a. Urn 81. Jon. IS.
Dry goods . s5as3s4 67250s 10000 71o,sA
Gen. mdsc !. 1900 da7 1908 e07 15lT,290 22l5e43
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Marine Affairs.
On BOARD STEAMER As'xt

Orr NFw yoRss tsy. Jan. 20 1865
Captstn AVERT Joses Commenting Steamer Ariet tAp-
III pa ring express heartfelt thanks 70
yoprseli and officers Of the for the KIND
during from Sayan aah 20
New York The genemanly conduct OF tn. officers the
thorough discipline among the the excellent rong
anslties the Ariel the superior accommodation 81 tho
t.he comhined to maze the voyage pleasant
we thank YOU aud officers and comrades here thst
many others like relieved from the dangers and tgues
Shesns army may have the good fortune 70 meet WIN
yours, &C. ~ -,
T. r. Palmer Lieutenant Colonel 13th Michigan Vol
Inf Qu.n Norton Lieutenant Colonel 23d Indiana Vol Lew
Brown Captain Company f. Sth Michinan Vol Inf icnry
O. Hit Captain 18th chsan Inf; Peter Vanarsdhie cop
lin 49,. Mcgan Vol 4. B. Csc Adiutant 18th Mspigen
VOL Inf r. Iorsinctor Ctp,in 18th Michigan Vol Int
Eu ,enc T. Freeman, Lieutenant 18th New York Battery X
G. Rynos Frat Quartermsster and 4 olirterraster
New York st.e W Henry H. Moore Captain 55th Ohm Vol
j. Henry Nor.oD citizen D. jones' Captain 18th Missouri
Val Tnf
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The follown g national banks have designated by
the Secretary Of the Treasury additional deposisares
the public noney;-Frst, Ionkers, N. X. National
Bank, Broadway NY.
The following he quotations for American securi.
tics in London on the l7la inst -
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SHIPPIN G NJ e w S /.
Port OF New York, January ~. 1865.

ALMANAC NEW YoRx-rH'S DAY
suY RISER ,,......... II NOON ...eve ~
Sun sRrs ..,...... Is HIGH WAFER. eve II W
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..s2e4 $50, 0CI

The following table shows the receipts OF -four and
grain ut Chicago during the week ending January 81 In
1884 aud 1885,
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The amount OF Hour and grain In store Al CHICAGO on
the 2st inst compares with the quantity left In that city
at tho correspond NJ date last year as follOws:-
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Latitude. .....s. ~ 190 0N
Longitude. Z. % = % W u Greenwich.
'''A'' GEo. HsxsY RicifARps. Hydrorspar..

MDlEsNonrH COAST or CupA-rxRp lIcnr At ruRRrt
KEuvSSAs tc0Nnx1rpl
III requested that obis b suDsecd for No o. lately
issuedl
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-03-09

Jusr Alarvsp -Sens thirty voasM
new books arrived dis morning ior ~
bsary, among which ere Les Misssablss. ~
tobiograrhy Of Gen. Scott, and the iancs
"Artemus Wards Book y and in'fhet ssns
Of the most popular works before II ~
This u only . part Of the invoice mofs 4
be here sson. The citizens Of Davsapeet,
who have bssn waiting for the '.'nsw beske"
to arrive before purchasing ticksts, - elain
that excuse no longer. Oar yeuhg nfo
need your cooperation to bsild up thb u
brary. Let 10 zee evidenced little public
spirit in this matter and not allow every 9th
er city Of our size to 20 ahead Of us In estab.
fishing popular circulating libraries. We
are conhdentif the community give thsmths
patronage they deserve, no efforts win b
spared to make the Library permanent aAd
popular institution. The Library RossnA
will be open Saturday afternoon, and every
body is invited to visit and exaaiss the Ii
brary, and all that are favorabls TO tke efforts
are requested to purchase tickets.
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FRlNE HOUSES FOR SALE.

No. =. Near hrady Street. In perfect repair
astorise Z rooms and cellar. with well and cis-
tern. Lot s5 by l55, well stocked with young
fruit. Price 81, 200
No. TO- On north side 5th street, I'd door east
.ofthe Methodist Church, 2 story, in good repair,
. rooms and cellar, with cistern snd brick stable
Lot $50 feet deep Price e2ooc.
No. II. On the east side Of Brady street. Qot
1Os feet 'front.' rooms, good cellar and cistern;
Price ~, 900, or the house and portion Of the
Hand viii be sold separately.
No. 81 The estate now owned and occupied
~ Geo. s. e. Dow, Esq being the dwelling house
md three full lots, fronting south upon 9th st.,
orner Of Farnum street. This house IS In per
i. ct repair, having been fitted up by the owner
70, himself The entire arrangement OF the house
ss ssteful and complete. The view from this
MAC : is unsurpassed. Terms easy.
No. T. Frame house south side Sd street. one
nile west Of Brady street price, q 800. Two
ihird may remain on mortgage at six per cent.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-03-09

The festival. The Sunday School Fes-
tival at Metropolitan Hall last evening was
. great success. The Hall was crowded to
its utmost capacity aisles, lobby and
stair way. 1t was the most closely packed
audience we ever saw there. The singing,
recitations, tableax, etc., we're produced to
the satisfaction of all. Several decided hits
were made, which called out earnest praise
and much good feeling. Mr.. Sully deserves
great credit for his ablo management Of the
affair In order to give all . chance to enjoy
the treat, the exhibition will be repeated at
the same place on Friday (to-morrow) even
ing. with = change of programme, as will
be seen by advertisement in another col.
umn.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-03-09

Ne. 8. One Of those modern aud convenient
hcnses in the new block known as "Clintou
Place" Brady Street.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-03-09

No.7. Academy Of the immaculate Concep-
%ion' property for sale. This elegant estate CON-
prisss 10 acres with main building (which cost ~
0O0) and good barn; land in centre level and high
slopins gradually south, east and north Will be
uuid og : greet bargain II applet for soon. II
- sotA Il will be rebuilt an elegant coantry
villa plans Of which may be seen q our ONCE BY
any party proposing TO purchase BrnpKss sr:
invited to calf and see the same. - the work vii!
be let by contract 70 the lowest bidder The land
hordsrs upon the city limits, but being Just out
aide "a not subject to city taxes. BcaMttu! m Ns
usauval condition. this land II tastefuiy laid out
l. garden and lawn. and 1000 shade and orn.-
psstsl trees are planted large forest trees ssaad
ine north Of the main building. This place u well
worth thu attention Of purchasers