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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-02
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THE UNRlvAI.LED PATENT DOUBLE ACT
ING SUBMERGED


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TRUTH STRANGER THAN FICTION.
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dear, cold and sparkling. IL well named the Ans
aaon not only 90 distinguish Il nom the other pumps,
but because the water gtishcs from the spout like
food, while In operation. The smallest sise is the
described which II Sufficient for all family pnrpo-
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a common sized house. For watering gardens. stock,
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the working capacity Of The largest lie en- be brought
up To forty Thousand gallons per minute. They are
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ton.
County Nights lor Snle.
BY the Iowa Pump Manufacturing Company 81 Dav-
GEO r. DEvEREAUX & CO.,
june2i-dtf Agents.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-02

fiCnhQxp, Va. Oct. l.-1omoarow 10
Che day 10 Witch tAcs Uaited Stsses Circuit
Court adjourned. Neither the Judge nor
any OF she oticers Of the Court have yet
arrived. The impression prevails here hat
no term Of the Court will b held until No.
vember
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-02
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Ossscs DAvanresr DunocaA,.I n.
Tuesday svsaiak o. I'd, 1885.


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Wess-Rscsiels vuy lares. n. !,
new brings el.96 per busael. No. . n.
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pegfk Per psund 2S0s0 eta.
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Prsisis 1l0oel3.
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Hoss -Rasy ed demand ,sre.. N.v
York q ;hanes buying .. par. osiline A. !
premium Chicago buying q ! discernt
selling y ! premium. 81. Louis. bnvinr
q l did sunt, ceiling ! premiur. 7.sO's
q per CT premium. Prices governed ~
EssterH nafksts. Demand for comeound
interests Totes active.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-02

NoavAIx, CT, Ocl line Rspub1icesd
carried theif ticket fos tovn o0cses TONY
" : hfgs majority.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-02

Ma yo,r oct IA p.ris lss.rv Of
N. 80 .s..;, 5000 h~.ve~n the French
.rd u..;s ,s.'.u ".lsnr,en,s ccnredine IN the
Sn,,r"r h.sS ~ ,hs cnssom house remains or
~. 49, s...s.S nm the Atlantic ~ one.
sossfh ~ ~. ~ the horhorp a tie Pacific
~ - tseisa nnoa a. IT, PYench bourne
- ..r,,sr~ ~ wericsn debe. sjDd - caus-
II : ...dd.c yisc ia Nexiran bonds. The
so,Jc,s If ,hssr bonds. encOurneed bv the
.,n.,.n,s.. iust Obtained. maintain that
1870. i nv tbst c0ovcn,ion. entitled IN
,.a',,rs a, ali tunes ispm Maximillian. or his
.,,S..asso,s The rsssrsept If All amounts h,th.
5.s,'., ~. W.~;.e ,rci,,d;rr a..
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-02
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MUSICAL.
NEW MUSIC STORE
:. C. llonTE Z o'S
Celebrated Pianos,
AND THE WORLD. RENOWNED
AMERICAN ORGANS
FOR SALE AT

kOH SALE AT
MANDLEY 1 KING,
- Perry St, DavcnpOrts
Two doors South of Post Once.
A LSO A NUMBER Of OTHER FIRST
"A Class Pianos Of New York aud Boston make.
nelodeons, Guitars, Victims,
Sheet Music, Music Books and Musical Mer-
chandise Of every deseripties. 9ha& - will
cell - cheap . ean - bought elseWAefe this
80 = New Yea. Give = ssll bsfote pur:
SECOND HAND PIANOS
token b sxeAmgs lss nsw ones.
Tun1ng ea1 Dspeareng pronpse
~ oeoe60e0 ..
n. -OW olssk - 0Aest Music, consists Of
~ laesee pab1lso11gee ny u which ~ will
esd - ony pefs q q. g., on receipt Of publish.
eso price. liberal discount 10 Teschers. sep1
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-02

Nkw YORk, Oct. 1.-The steamer ArixOnia
has the following news fr0m South Amer
ca:
The Pscsidena's message shows the state
Of the treasury 10 fnr from encouraging, and
there has been increased taxation. No
public improvements have been made in
the past - months, and all public education
has been suspended. Government property
as far as possible has been disposed OF and
heavy forced loans levied. In short, the
country is in more unsettled and deplOrs
BILE condition than ever before known The
wet season continues but NO sickness is pre-
vslcnt. There Was no late news from the
interior
Don Jose Juaquia Perez has been re-elec
ted President Of Chill.
The Port Of Valparaiso will soon be de-
tended by 100 cannon The relation be.
tween the allies still grows more friendly
Matters in Peru are progressing favora-
lily and the President still enjoys the conf.
dcnce OF the people.
The fall trade between Peru and Chill
Is about 10 be established. Business on the
coast was active and cotton growing on the
increase.
The return to the coast Of the spanish In
vsdefs is looked for, and the patriotism Of
the people has received fresh and powerful
impulse.
There Was no neWs from Central Ameri.
ca: The five Republics are at peace.
The coffee crop promises to turn out well
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-02

NRw YORK. Oct THE Republican Gen
cral Committee 0f this city. organized under
the Syracuse Convention, meets with
strenuous opposition from the members ol
the old committee and have been prevented
from meeting ut the old headquarters. The
old COMMITTEES, which ID anti radical. main.
tain their osgsnizsti0o, and the result Of the
Wrangle y III be two sets Of tickets in all the
Districts. On Saturday evening the old
committee took posseeslOA Of the heHdquar
tiers and prevented the new committee from
entering. Cheers were given for Fenton on
tho one side and Hoffman on the other
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-02

w. WuA taUee TOessssu0ms
NEW YonK, Oct Cen. Dix took formal
possession Of the naval Office this morning
and the deputies under Mr.. Odell were sworn
In and are % remwia N their places.
JRROMB PAMK, Oct. LA the nursery
rnce to day Mr.. Morris filley wAs first, Mr.
BcImon.'s second, and Morris colt third.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-02

KALAMAZOO, Mlcm, Oct. LIP TO i've
O'Clock 10 day $50 Of the fines, horses 10 the
country have been entered for exhibition.
The weather lie delightful. 2"
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-02

OF an the things which are really handy to have
In the hDusc" believe ~ uhsn we pinccfely assert
thar the snosf useful and nDsst valuable n - cont
Hottie Of Railways Ready leiics. Nc say In DELHI
~rnasiy coisstieously end without fuaf NJ coa1rA-
dlcti0n on the part Of sny familiar wa the N
trsordissfy virtues Of that popular ncdicsmsse.-
prDn = suiee to pssn IN the 6Bwels Nun cut 10
ehie. fro0 eyR snsed ask = b. attack
from cold 10 seve-e conyu-tons. from suse
finger to she seumatsssA.r NON aipsberia down 10
destsese Snd from PIN pie " 6sce up tos paral
READY Belriw not remove the pain ~ soOn ~ IL y
ppIAisA and peaOvs the disorder elngsfher IL man
her meet snrprisipc ~cll . tFnly expeditions
Jihbe the nfhlefed psrt M relief e1pereneed 10
iirmessate. Taken Internally In eweetcned water.
fsay t-aspoonfu "a wincgaes ~ water instas +
~ anlhiistc- pain IN the ssonaeh, quietly cureo
isarraTa dretrrr ~ tnnamsfOn ana reesuco Main.
Th~ krady Reilly 10 Os~pafed hoo 20 many of thase
little ingredients common 10 the family house hold
that II Il positively fhdiskensbie a. the prudent wife
aud careful neither. For fesnsiss especially Il 10
blessed i,f,, and "ne ruscrptiblc 81 In "
thssss Cr uIiar 81 c,i1les and 1eSuneeuAne- ~
1hildrrp II il ns Aflnrabp ui1 tnse ing
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soreness with \ miraculous esee and celebrity. For
II 10 never failing rc~tt ~ comfost and renei
f., II heir to-. We would earnestly inpr-sp u upon
this pubia mind thns bottis 0f aedwsy's Ready No
llcfI the cheapest well m the best article To have
" about the honse eve presented, saving ut an e1
p'.n-e ~ y, cents many q five dsliars which would
niher~fsc have 10 he paid for the attendance of "a
l,sblc physician The Ready I,rliefis whole npoth
ceary shop in itscl II Ia good health put ny in
Tie for cserybotys use. who In wise cnosgh 10 avail
Themselves 81 i's services. Sold by DruRglsfs
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-02

=
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Hair Rssts1ef ard Hair Dresser
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-02

Cures AL t'niesy Complaints,
Via Gravel 1si1ounmal ION d
Tho bladder and kidneys. Re.
teaticn Of t'rlue. Oerict1rcs III
the Cfctha, lDropsical Swell.
ings. hick Dust l)rpoeilA,
and all discases that require
. diurctic. and when usexi In
conjunction with the (slHps>
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-02

Nkw loRK, Oct l.--GeOrge II. 0oddard.
secession vigilance committee man, Of Ar.
kansas vas arrested t0,dAy q The instance
Of w. NJ. Newman. Union man whose
property at Camden, ,Arkansas, was seized
by Goddard 10 May, 1854. end turned over
to the rebel government. Several others
are known and are TO be arrested God.
dArd's bill y axed Il eeO,OOO.
The following appsefs h she Ebemine Er.
October let, 1Oo0.
ID Edisors n NJ r Ezprns:
GENrLRMKN-11,e 0srnId he's publishetl
to-day special telegsum from London, Civ.
ing IN account Of the dl@culty hseueea the
United 6sates COnsul II she Island Of Cy
psus and he Turkish auth0sities. Ths same
account and exactly In the ZANE correspond
ing words In Spanish WAS published In the
Spanish paper Ldcronica on the 18th Of Sep
tcmbes. thirteen days before the Herald.
Yours truly,
THB HDlTOR OF Laeronjon.
Il is stated that The fcnian Stephens will
start Tor New Orleans ct an early day. ON
mission Tor the Fenian brotherhood.
The centenary Of American Methodist
Vas cclc6ratesl this morning in the Fleet
Street Church. brooklyn, by The Local
Preacher Association. 60 80
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-02


BALriMons, Nh, Oct. IA few scatter
Cd cases ot cholers have occurred here with
in The psse three days. several Of which have
Nav YoR4, Ocs. -Four cases and two
deaths from cholera were reported to day.
There ore nine patients 10 the Battery
Barracks h0sgHtsl aaser
The sumter Of deaths In this city last
week Was lS6. ii which - we're caused by
ohplefA- The pssvi0us week there were go
deoehs, q q which were isom cholera.
Dr. Edward N. Snow. Health Officer Of
Psovidesce, visited this city Saturday and
made critical survey Of our cholera fields,
snd visited oil tbe places where il nov lin
ecrs. He went Some sstiafed that the
Health OfRcen have been dealing with genu-
Inc cholera, and that its manifestations were
such - 10 warrant oil the efforts that were
used 10 suppress Il.
0cnslenien of this city whose statements
are generally truthful, assert that the chOle
n exists in Boston and ID raging there viii
severity. They also declare that DR.. A. A
Gould, President of the State Medical Soci
city & Massachusetts,. actually fell victim
10 tbeo SSpeOcmD lf.4
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-02

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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-02
DIR. J. YOUMANS,
RmY0aCaAN AND SURGEON,
;aHs1Nk Il MORTON.

HOUSE AND Sign PAINTERS. GRAIN
H Eks. Paper Hangers. Glaxiers. Ae. shop
corner Main and Fifth sta mch23-dlvs'i
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-02

tn MAS Sf., HAETvoap, COSs.
nr Tobias; Dear sir I have been in the livery
business Tor the last twenty years. and during that
tine have used all the yarious linim<nts and loione
VI day, hut never have found N article cqu I TO
yonr y,r,itian Hove Imminent. have freely tesrd
Il my horsss In dstemper spfans, tuts, eaiks.
dwellings Of the glands. AZ. for sheumat ism
on myself, aud nave always found IL an Invaluable
remedy. Respectfully your.
Sold by all drnggistr. Onicc % Cortlandt street,
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-08-18
our LONG BRANCH CORRESPONDENCE.


LoSo BRANCH, August 10, 1865
The exciting scenes incident 70 Long Branch in the
vsmmeS were considerably augmented to-day BY the
startling announcement Of shipwreck on Deal Beach,
sbsst one and half miles south Of Stetson's.
The easteriy weather Of the past few days had In
sascd the surf make the scene ono Of exciting in
sssess The hardy wreckers responsive the cry
Of distress, were opposite the disabled vessel With
surf boat and under the supervision Of Major wardc
esuIance agent, Captain Jos r. West, Jos Reed sidney
Write, g. H. Chds, and Jno. Green, manned the surf
bsAt, and nobly riding the Inws were soon alongside
Ahe wreck and bound for the shore their cargo Of
living freight The tide rising at the time which
always causes an increased swell and powerful under
tsw After waiting for favorable satch the tiny bark
headed for the shore and landed safely the crowd
- bystanders demonstrating their appreciation Of the
daring act by enthusiastic clappng Of hands and shouts
ef applause
Tho vessel was the schooner Harriet Nca from Bati.
nero, manned by only three persons, who were all
saved
me guests OF tho Houland House Immediately sub
ssribed handsome testimonial for the Of the
euipg boat.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-08-18

Il also oona ns:-Hs hy Important Nsws from Europe
With FUN accounts Of the Position OF Ansirs Up the
18th inst, Specially Forwarded by the Atlantic Gables
Attempt TO Blow Up lhs British Psramsnt, hapo.
Icons Demand for the Extension Of the Trench Frontier
70 the Rhine Refused Calls FOR the Emperor OF Austria
70 Abdlcslc tho Empress Of heIoo IN Paris, &c. Ami
val Of the United States squadron 81 Cropstadt
Russia Grand Reception and ovation BY the people IN
D. Petersburg; visit OF the Car 70 the Squadron &c,
With various other European Matters Of Interest Inter-
ssins News from The National Capital Prccssdinss Of
No Great National Union Convention 10 Phllsdslph'a
Canadian Anssrs Editorials various important sub
jecs Interesting aud Entertain ming Miscellaneous Reading
Natter Weekly Musical and Theatrical Reviswi Tho
ksreuliursl and Horticultural Situation with Interesting
1esdas for Yasssr and othsn Literary, Scientific and
xSisc News; Foreign Gossip; Fscstie Reviews OF the
CpSsle, Horse Dry Goods, Boo, and shoe. MONEY aud
Commercial Markets; Advertisements, aud accounts Of
N inpor,Ant events Of The week.
New snbscrbsrs 70 the WISELY HsAIs eas cstsIS.
~ sasf ,sumbsr containing the new Story. 'rRf
DIAMOND c,Ross"
sssss -arcp subscription. ~; rhrss esp~ ~;
i've copies, g., Ten copies sib slnsis copies. Five
ssss each. ima~d nspbW Of adxsrssshehM Ia
aasah IN Ne waziy HaW
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puaT or NEW YORK. AUGUST Y. 1855

Cleared.
| Steamship Etna (Br), nbbets Liverpool VA Queens
s.s.m.hiP Erin (Br,, Cutting LvsrDo0I-NsaonA' Steam
stesmslp New York eBreml Ernst Bremen and South
Steamship Pioneer Br) Harrison, Cow Bay-snow Bur
Steamship Virgo, Bukley savannah-Nan.y, Ferris 4
ship calya,or Russell Lvsrpoo-wn,.a%'t .o s1c Sc
barb Agnes 1Rrem)' semcke Gondon-C Lulins.
Bark Cavour Nor Foyer Cork Tor orders via rhiadel.
BARK Apollo tNorj Nielsen Rotterdam sloman Edge.
BARK Nary Rideout 1Sr. HarcSi Cow Bsy~Bre Son
Brig. ooirrcdO Ctap Auriemma, Cork for orders-A P
@ B Es.asS ssr fs
Brig Cavour lBr), Chapman, Aspinwan-Merchan'
.Br,s Iummns Bird OBJ, Stephens. cornwalis-D Do
sehr James BrOphy Packard, St Pierre Har-Brstt Son
Carrie sf k1dsPs D''
schr II Middleton, Norton, Charles,on-Bentiey, Smith
sehr Mary s,eadman, Green, wilmington, NC-N Nc
sehf EnOch Moore Chambers, Enthusiastically. Smith
Col; sSel
soop Thos Ransom, Burey. New Hayen-RacketL Tooksr
! chr L J Nunsell. Barlow, New Haven-Fersuson !
sSSr Belons, Baldwin, Hartord-Racte,, roOier Tsy.
sehr 0 G Aeken, Hobbie. Stamford.
schr Eliza Hamilton, Pierce Providence
sSSp k ss FPSsspSs su
Steamer Thomson, Moore, Philadelphia.
steamer Anthrace, CHM, Philadelphia.
Arrived.
Steamship Lafayette CrrA, Lemare. Havre, Aug via
Best eth, with mdse and 1873 passengers 10 George Mac
10 pas q m s:.' R OF
tuckct steamers, bark rugged, steering T.
Steamship Hatteras, Parrish, Richmond and Norfolk,
Shlp xIe5d.ss Ioi John, ND Cole, Boston, days In
0I ssip P.sa sc Jenny us srehia Trieste Y days
mdse to Rowland Aspinwall Passed Gibraltar July 2;
Aug Is lat 80 a. l2p % 10 sroke Austrian bark Giovanni p
hence for Bristol ENG, day out.
10 Weinberg. on tho Chesapeake, Aug II, spoke ship
Ida Lilly from Charleston for New York.
Bark W Grinhs, Drummond, MatanIas Il days, with
sugar and cigars, TO Jas Ward Co.
Bark McLsrren (of Easport), Corning, Cow Bay,
days, with COAL 70 Brett, Son Co.
Schr Margaret Ann (of Hafnx Sitenan, Harbor Grace
NJ, IS days, with oil 10 B Small i Co.
Schr Neptune iof East Machias) Clark, LepreuI, NB,
days, with spruce poles, 70 Hoyoke Murray.
eloop Thos Hull -, Providence.
Below.
Ship lava, from Cardiff.
Bark Albertins.
Brig Rosyn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-08-18

ARREST or rHK Man VINO ASSAULTED SENATOR WADE
man named william L. Fleming was arrested In Pro
violence, tuesday, for stealing box containing
e2O In coppers and tobacco, from the store OF Geo.
ErIebach He says lie Is the who forcbly entered
Unitsd states Senator Benz y. wades room In Wash
1ngon last winter and demanded his signature 10 GER
0ap doc ment The Providence Joswndi says there
be no doubt that he speaks truly a. he has papers
which prove tho fact besides q manuscript account OF
tAe Wade afs,r or Fleming aversion Of u, there was
Pound npon the latter history Of bIs life and exploits
- Kansas during the disturbances In that territory from
laST 10 1852 when he claims have been colonel on
Che Free State side Is evidently tho production OF
dissrdered intellect Fleming belongs In watertown,
Mass and ~ about forty years OF age He Is bury
man. weighing some 230 pounds, and has, 10 said an
extremely vicious expression Of countenancs He has
bseD arraigned on charge Of burglary and " convicted
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-08-18

MuRpepER ARHvnp The bark 0sccola, Captain
Bourne which arrived at New Bedford yesterday from
The Indian Ocean has on board James Brown, the muir
derer OF James Foster Of New Bedford, who was killed
on the bark Atlantic May while the vessel AT
ss ssndwcn Islands The deceased Is said TO have been
IN esmable young man, and his murder created no
little il-feeng among his townsrnen. Inc murderer
viii be brought before Commissioner Hailet Of the
vned States Court in this city, tomorrow morning,
when full hearing Of the will take place
Journal August Is
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-08-18
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.


Married.
Crsmxos- Fu,frn ON Thursday, August 10 at Trim.
y chapel by the Reg DR.. Hgbec, GKyaes " cvmsfscs,
10 KArs E TritwH, both u this cay
cagyauo--Hus TsuopT--At the rc,idencc ~ the
brides parents, in Bristol !, ~ no hsy w; Lsws
r. W. BsIrI " sTsSrps CrEsxnno, OF View York, 70
CAroINE T., daughter o. Charles !. Hsrreshon, ESD
FARLrss MeGivsKy Ga sunday, Angus, " TnosA
Frcn-Rurnoir Wednesday, August Is, at the
residence ~ tho BRIDES mother by the Rev Dr j. Dow
Ing, D.D VIZ W fsoi. % Miss sARAn T. bnxTHoE,
sass.s Rsgsier and Morris,ovn papers rl,ase copy
HrIt-PaRsgAp.---on Wednesday august 10. a. The
WIZ Il Hrli, or New York, 70 Iirny. dasrhier o.
John A Psrsha, Of the above Lamcd Pfare. NO cards
iIrrrsrIhn,. on We meanesaAs seaman rnsssn
Gsones Lprfar, 81 Iepsc, sarony 70 Aoss, daughter
Of John W Miller, Esq o. New york
residence 81 the brides father by the Rev NJ wede-
k,pd Mr. jaws W kuLys 10 Mss ELLn Rriirsv,
eldest daughter or nr Frederick Huffman, all Of this
city
Died.
Aipypros On Thursday, August ia, Al bis late resi-.
dence 3i7 sslA avenue Hkssr AIpyKros. IN the csth
''fh. fa as VII taxi. pse. mi. saturday s.rnoou !,
one o'eioes from 5. Anns church, West EIgh,ssssh
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-08-18
Affidavit Of tho President Of the Railroad
Company.

% the railroad company alluded TO above
William Richardson being duly sworn, deposes and says
Nal he the President OF the Dry Dock East Broadway and
Battery Railroad Company In the city Of New York and
such oco the orders the receivers of said
reference the sale of tickets and the price thereof That
she price of said tickets 81 for twenty with the addition
sSe tax Of two and half ccnum only or the nearest
fry at the option OF The purchaser That the statement
Ss two cents other sum Of money was addcd 70 the
ether =, reason t. utterly and false and tina.
any instance been received BY said company auhoty
WIN. RICHARDSON.
Sworn and subscribed before this 18th day Of August
ke6 In the otty Of New York. Eotsry Public.
II will be observed that Mr. Richardson does not touch
ppen the point OF interest 10 the pubc-the evil
Gent desire the corporation he represents 70 evade the
law and practice at least deception upon the people who
Nd, In bis convcyances The officers Of internal revenue
W1Asce that the tax Ia collected upon each agreement
spssed Of by tho Dry Dock East Broadway and Battery
Railroad Company