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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-05
LATEST News
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~e From New York.
NKw Yosx. Jan. &
The frc ycs.crdy damaged tho rubber
goods store of p. G. Norton 4 Co., on
Broadway. Loss $4,000; fully insured.
Also the flour store of Alderman Il Pratt,
on West street, and adjoining buildings
A. & p's. loss $4,000; fully insured.
The statement Of public debt for Decem
Der, shows total of 1857 300. 256, 800
amount in the Treasury, $l3l.73 1882; an
decrease Of debt of $l0,0o0,00o.
The murderer of Mrs. Aaron Ward was
discovered and put in prison.
Another negro WAS arrested FOR stolen
goods. Property recovered.
The steamer Tarifa has arrived News
anticipated.
Alewania sailed to day with $6G9, 900 in
specie. The City Of Washington takes
$6,7oe.
From 2nn Francisco.
SAN Francisco, Dec 81
The steamer Colorado, pioneer ship, sails
TO- morrow for China and japan. Passen-
gers expect 10 make the passage to Yoka>
hama from San Francisco in nineteen days,
and makes the trip from New York to Japao
in 40 days and Hong Kong in As. She
takes 40 cabin and 200 steerage passengers.
Grand inauguration ceremonies tonight,
Governor Low psssding At the banquet All
the interests are represented. A. 4. Presi.
dent Of the New York Chamber Of Conn
mercs will be present
The Soathern Pacific Railpea1 held their
annual meeting and elected dire tor, and
S. g.. Phelps. President ~, -,
est 49, s>1D<>-l 4~s<S
From 1.eavcnw0reh.
N LsAvBxwosru, Kan. Jan. (.
Wm. rae Devsnter and vile were muir
desed on 4'She evening Of 2eth uit, 'heas
Hickman. Mis-, Monroe Co., No. fhrss re-
groes .snd two whits men commitked The
muedes and escaped with $4,000 6ouud in
the house.
saThe Afisonsz nloer Of Nov. 80 contains
pAflltulars OF the murder Of Selby, Super.
lsodent s,f Indian Affairs il Montana Tsrri>
tory, and clerk Esarts On Nov. II. Lsihy Z
body was mutated in hctfid fnABaess, bis
head being mashed by stones, arms and leg
broken, his heart torn out and pair Of bull,
let m ,uds pnt in its place. Evarts' head
was cut off and filled with arrows.
From Ba0a1o.
BUFFALO, Jan. 8.
A meeting OF the Board Of Trade TO-
day, adopted the ceatal system. 4 barrel
ct flour hereafter ~ to consist Of 500 lbs.
There was committee appointed to OBJ
tain ab-osa,ion tax on time.
From New 1sedford.
New BEDFORD, Jan. 5.
The Fair Haven Works were Destroyed By
IRE last night. 4
From Hartford.
tziees>Ass HASfsDRD, Jan. 5.
The book binders have struck for IN in
crease Of wages. .. -...i-st ...-...-.. :
Erom Queenstown.
- ass~A $50 So QUEENSTOWN, Jan. 8.
The steamship .sQasea" FOE New. Yor
, was detained BY fog. Her trip will be r.
sumed Tomorrow.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-05

1lslmess o. Gov. Cropo.
LANSING. Mich, Jan. 4.-Gov. Grape 10
Dangerously III with disease OF the bladder.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-05

NEW ORLEANS. Ia, Jan. B. Dir. Camp
bell, Minister TO Mexico, starts sor chio tc-
morrow.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-05
T1aI: Fl,OIlENl'0
SEWING .MACHINE.

WIZ Go easily all family and taiiosiag WORT on oee
ardthe mms nselenc- Thkf ere 49, ~ epsiy
springs get ont II osdes~wilo 1T stscngth. dura
b, and beauty Of designit wfn hear, and we invte,
Comparison with any other machines.
~ Applications for Agency shosn enclose
9Amps. 0ee100u
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-05
Cherokee Cnrc-rhc great an.linu

MEDICINE. cures all diseases
caused by self abuse. viz. Sper-
maiorrca, Seminal : weakness,
Nightemissious, Loss of Memo
ry. Universal Lassitude, Pairs IN
the Back, Dimncss of Vision,
Premature old age. weak nerves,
ditfcuk breathing. pale counte-
nance. insanity, consumption
and Ill discascs that follow a Sc
quence ~ youthful indiscreiion.
The Cherokee Cure viii restore
health and vieor. stop emissions
land effect cure after all other
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-05
{ cherokee Remedy

olScC In iectiCn. does NOT Iul 10 cure Gohor-
rlca elect and all Mucous Discharges in Male
Female curing recent cases in from one to three days
and is especially recommended in those cases OF Fuor
Albus OF Whites in Females. The two medicines
used In conjunction will not fail to remove this disa
grecahe complaint. and In those casos where other
medicines have been uscd without success.
Price, Remedy. One Bottle. 81. Three Bottles. s..
INJECTION - =, ." b.
The Cherokee .Curc" Remedy. and Injection are
% be found In all well regulated drug stores, and
sccomme9nied BY physicians and dfuggiste al over
the world for their intrinsic worth and merit. Some
unprincipled dealers. however, try to deceive their
custom~fr ~ selling cheap and worthless compound
in order 10 make n,cncy-in place Of theec. BE not
deceived nthc druggirls win mot buy them Tor you.
write 70 and we wnl send tiem TO yeu BY express,
securely packed and ffee from observation We treat
III discseee to which the human systcm 70 and
win be peasrd 10 receive fall and explicit statements
cm tse who have failed 70 receive relief heretofore
Ladise o. gentlemen can address No In perfect conf
0ence We desire 70 send our thirty two page pam
phet free TO every lady and gentleman In the land
A1ssse ~ eters for pauphlc >. medicines or advice
~" s.. y X HEWkrN. $, wsIser ssrv.t. ny.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-05
TH I'M WHITE PINE COMPOUND

D Utvs OOovUU O0oNO
"It was early in the spring of 50 that this COM
afflicted with irritation OF the throat attended with
q dissgrecable cough. had for some months pre-
vous Goaght tina; preparation having for Its basis
the inside bark Of white pine might be 40 compound
cd be very useful Ia diseases Of the throat and
lnncA. To test the value Of X In the case alluded to-
compounded a small quantity Of the medicine that
had been planning and gave II In teaspooninl 90.
ses. The result waaexcecdingly gratifying. Witnn
two days the irritation OF the throat was removed,
the cough subsidized and speedy cure wac effected
Soon after this lsent some 10 lady in Londonderry
". II, who had been suffering for some weeks from
bad cough. occasoned W sudden cold and had
raised mucus sfreaked with blood. She soon found
relief and for more She took about ten ounces
Of it, and got we'll j. b Clarke. Esq, editor OF the
Manchester Daily Mirror made trial 81 the same
preparation ia the Of cold and was cured
Immediately. He was 10 highly pleased with the re-
suits and confident in success attending its sales.
II placed before the public, that he finally persuaded
me to give IL Il name. aud send il abroad to benefit
the suffering In November. 1855, fret advertised
II under the name OF White Pine Compound. In two
years from that time there had been wholesaled in
Manchester alone ore hundred dollars worth, where
II took the lead i Ill the ccugh remedies In the mar
ket and II still maintains that position. There is
good reason fur this u u very soothing ana healing
In s nature l. warming Ia ths stnnnci and pleasant
wiihal to the taste, ard is exceedingly cheap.
.'As remedy for kidney complaint The " hiic
Pine Compound stands uirivalca. II was no. orici-
nntcd for that purpose: bit person using IL for
cough was not ohly cured Of cough. but also
cured OF kidney difficulty OF ten years stand ng
used II for thr compliant and have been com
liciely cured
The above was written by Dir. Poland. In lSs0--
Since then, in Manchester. tac White pire Com
pound has taken the lead Of III Cogei, remedies as
wei as preparation FOR the cure OF kidney dificnl-
ties in every city town. village and hamlet tlrnnh-
ont the Now Eneand states.
This remedy i as safe anil pleasant 70 take Il Il
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-05
Frora Qaeens1eWn.

From 1t0eeUotOW0s
- asssA 'i~s 500 QuEsRsfowss, Jan. 8.
The steamship .sQasea" FOE New. York
was detained bv fog. Her trip will be re
sumed Tomorrow. ~
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-05
WHITE PINE eeNp0UAD'

L. rpsg offered 70 the nais.ea tA1psshout the crun
try aft hsvins been proved ~ the test of eleven
wears M the New England States, where 1T merits
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-05
The White Pine Compound Cures

sarc rhronr Colds, Coughs, Dipthrria, Bronchitis,
Splitting IL Blood, and Pulmonary Affections 81 ner-
ny Ii il remarkable Remedy for Noidlag Crime.
Bleeding IRON the Kidneys and Bladder, Gravel and
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-05
A. ~. MAXWELL. NJ. D..

- - WAA W BsuSoSs Wa Dss
nFFiCE CORNER vIELE'S BLOCK.gUP
~ stairs. north entrance lst door,. 10 the
tight. Davenport, Iowa. is.s,yql8
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-05

| n BA r.. M ~ : r BIT j,
On Third 81, nfAs door wsst o. paysspest ~.
fional Bank, where they canbe found d n times
resiy 70 supply Shsi public with the very teat
nests the market sflords, st reasonable prices.
Call and tsy %.
noyl5-dkwtf SORRlCk CAST.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-05
Miss. =. l.. PHELPS.

STUDIO NO. . FARRAND's BLK, eaFLOOR
DuorOGAAfIlS WORKED IN OH. OK
J. Water Coior-, or India Ink. on plain or
aibuncrized paper. Particular attention psid
I caries.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-05

DR. w. r. PECK.
nrFlCE ON THIRD STREET, BETWEEN
~ Brady and Main. where DR.. Adier's office
used 30 be. Oficc hours, s TO 10 A. NJ. 20
r. NJ. Residence, cor. llth and brady stat
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-05

SBs1Vk a. MORTON.
HOUSE AND SION PAINTERS, GRAIN
LA EhS, Paper Hangers. Glaciers, &c. shop
corner Main and Fiith sts inches dive,
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n1cSrNcERS APRLTEn

pRON LIVERPOOL Iuns 21-n steamship Scois-F lol NJ
TiFsuv Porter Ta~ior -n two daughters, H. Brown NJ and
Hopkins and msd Nr AMI Mr. Cole, H. 'artnl Hugh
Ncarl5 Drsis Mr. ami Miss Perrin. Mss j. hath M and
Dadev. The Rev NJ at Ms. }, FORSYTH Nj sui Mr.
. Mole, NJ, H. Hsny. Mr. II. Laid. ~ = hai,,
" srl Va l. Tsriscnr NJ Hertz Me- Mar Blair Mr. anil
Eufi 81. Booisooi Mr Baubsm, q. whip,s D. King .!
C,rv S-hssuir J5s Nicholson Mo G. CsiH g. Ge.n lasc
H. n1urrs Lsmprsre n Bich Mrs Uoion H. JsGriy
s. l.tn P-Hn Nr md Mr. nns,k l1i two children W Florence
Mr. nsfrs = ca I'D at NJ aai Ms Nral-y end
VI ari Nr Dp1.i .l dls hsf W. I'D NJ Sch, urIhrh and
sLf NJ Brueahs o. Fs.c, Mr. az W. y Young o."
htt srrsf. NJ az NJ - bret 80 da1gb'ers aHd SER
i.f u. Spencer IHo Yong hlr0f An'idauo Laa uf,e
llHstisr at t.ullh T. Ptpf@r cpd s'n, W Mf'"ir5
y Vhs,.st o. slHirl lro GotisIi g.. iiel,.1
nd Mr. r. Lcolsr NJ Mr Thos Moiai NJ al Mrs.
q iilu-i NJ o. MtriL NJ y S,re. H.. ,ul NJ g. Chanman
Nj D. Nr.irc lf woooa. Mr. p C.sr y, VI l.sr Smith ~
Dslar W. 81 No W.', Lest Col iiu. lv three chi.en
sud sr,s.i NJ Low ME Robert Robe o. VT Packard, Mr g.
K-arp NJ y H.. VI. Iflrr ~. Nm. Johns'due
NJ eco. lolnrs NJ Ar1 ~ }. iN Nj W Nlhouirc, W. g.
Gahrf Mr. Pcou 81 Henry Watson. VI T. k'ns Mr. snd
Nh. S,L.uIsf. children, sud t4o scHsDis. ~ y
Wsiia-r. baron o. NeEl, NE II. bfrH1n, NJ
Artcrsou " Msl,o1. ST. anl 81, per's si child. W.
All So. o. plfrf da .hs cd Me- e l"lsoa NJ James
q. usl :. Mehrbsfirr y. Sehmarr l9s1uc, jew Pait
al NJ stl 'fs G. Hasings g.
" Geo y Ross J. tbs iam'r " zimmerman W. sud
n Moore. SacrteY : Remington lss Hoo lnn
Poison HAuI'rs ~ o. Pslfrr 4. DuE'sc p tiDf, Jno
Ilsuisl Cha. Hos -rl. e. CaIhths Mr.. tiray.
FROM ANrNiHP Jufe 2l-n trtnsip lion Nr l. Van Loo,
pfht1 Margaret aa C4itrdns Fsshlc s. .. Balrie. VII
lfr ,ni ANA Csa, H. liiesbsa J. Aay'4rge N'ie' l.
Mnnch e. srLueier Peter sni Mara CLAWS, q. Haris
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customer called "Dutchy," and Pete Rollins. While
O'Shea was squirrel by Pat McAllister and Dan Whaen
Mr. John IngewOod the hacker OF Rooney inc peuesula
the referee
Both parties entered the ring simultaneously ana nav
ing chosen their positions and answered 10 te names
thew commenced operations The fight lasted nearly an
hour and consisted OF ~ rounds which ttery were so
decidedly i'm favor OF O'Shea that he waa generally con
ldeed sure of the victory But the race Is not always 10
the swift nor the battle 10 the strong ana as Shea In
the course of the tireless round was pressing on his
adversary he stumbled root OF one OF the trees TO
which the ropes attached and received go severe
fan that he was unable 10 continue the contest which
much 10 the dissatisfaction Of Martins friends, was de
cared draw. IL "a to De renewed at as early day a.
possible. During the fight there was much excitement
among mob, and attempts at fonl play on the
part of Martins supporters.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-07-09

The LABOR MovEMENr.-The Union Co
operative Building Society last evening listened to rec
concentrations by the Board Of Management, and fixed
the secretarys salary at 500 annually and tho Treas
urers security at $4,000 The Board reported that Mr.
John W. Farmer had already given the required
security In real estate Tho sOciety's rules nave
been so amended to conform To the state law The
temporary Treasures report shows That The entire cost
OF organizing this association and putiing " on
working footing has been so3 90. Members viii pay their
first dues Wednesday evening. Another working
mems building society, tJlcd the Manhattan Building
Association, has been organized, and will, Tonight at
schneder's Hotel, Mott and Broomests., listen to the
coUnsels report upon the Constitution and Ry.lawH,
which presented by Committee fortnight ago
aud referred to him. Satisfactory laws having been
adopted the society Will elect officers and
take subscriptions SIXTY worknen frsm the 800
employed In the Singer Sewing Machine Works
are members Of the Manhattan but neither
they nor the temporary President other officers desire
any class shoD, religions or political Clique attempt
10 rule the body. Mr.. Edwin NOOn the temporary fres
dent once represented the District Of Derby In the Man
chester n;ngandl Corn Exchange, aud IN 1851 he was
appointed President and Treasurer of the Derby WIDOWS
and Orphans Fund. The NewSork Practical House
Painters, last evening James A. Bonrke IN tie
ohaircOn pletcd The election of officers, Mcsse Meal
Gleason. William walsh, and Michael Farmer being
reelected Trusteee.
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GUNPOWDER.
ORANGE RIFLE AND SPORTING POWDER.
THE PRIZE POWDER OF THE WOREr


THE PRIZE POWDER OF THE WORLD
attention sportsmen and dealers called following
of before the Examining Board WsbbgtoD
August 1865 cartridges made from this powder competition With VI
principal American powders far greater penetration,
cleanliness anil every respect superior 10 all othefs
A. the WIMBLEDON RYLE NESTING IN ENGLAND, JAY, 1850.
pstng with The hest powders II the hTst prize
animation military small
SESSIONS attended by officers specially detsehed BY the RgsAs
PsV add DASisH GoyEKSHES say their printed report Of
guns trial would ani. ball clear 10 The breed
sring 100 without cleaning
led the pode and they deem the subject o. much
that they their report The podr used H. these
0EAEGg sFLE POWDER manufactured BY SMITH RAND PoSDEs
Co.. NcW-lo'k"
Another meeting othe Board called by spe. Order No. 1916 Nh,
Adut under date Of Msy 49, 1861 subject among otbss
conditions. 10 The following. in article %
In order conform tie Untd States stidrl charge
aip tie change powe Wn he 20 grains The pOwsr 70 be Ne
DEa 80 of,e No. 40 Broadway, Newiohp or
V rot esp the celebrated pigeon shooter Of jersey City
n BE- De best powder have used"
Another ccs6rae shot from Central NewYork writes Your pow
Der ~ repae here and the country rund about and viii 'as
OUR BRANDS ARE.
0ncge Lightning. lib canisens Nos ], :. 2, 4, 5 Gran
Duckisg 5lb canisters Nos l. p O. Grnn
brsssbOund kegs iz lhS ard 81 lls Sosl :. bIsin
O. Dfc segs % lbs, ~ its s. lbs, w, FIG, FPFE
csnisters, H. H., fFg.
ky Sporting cans,ers, H., H., Fig -.
obtained Wholesale oEes Al shosss aud rth
from TIE following dealers ~ arug:
COOPER POND No. Ia Broadway
OSIDN. BLISS Co. No ~ Wsuenst - -.
SCHUYLER HARTLEY GRAHAM Co, No " snisshss
JOHN p. MORES SONS, No. 2cG Broadway.
". T. SY5iS & BRO, No. coo Broadway.
SPIES NISSAN Co., Ne rs CO0rtlandtst
riOS j. JONES, No l6 Jobn-st
Ard foI AMI hardware dealers Who sell gowdr
No. 10 Broadway, Eew.Joft
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M0RT0N'S GOLD PENS,
THE REST PENS IN THE WORLD.

For sale at No. IS MAIDEN-LANE. New
York, and by every ly-appomted Agent at
the same prices.
Morton makes no Pens stamped with the
Name or Trademark of any other; Therefore,
where an Agency Is established, the publc, VIII
be- hest suited. and at the same prices. by calling
on the Agent; in all other places those wishing
the Morton Pen, must send to Headquarters,
where their orders will receive prompt attention,
II accompanied with the cash.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-07-09
THE PRIZE RING.

4 rrite light came OF yesterday morning, near
sattefsyle, ~ j., between Dan Martin and Pete OShea,
roth Brooklyn boys for $50 aside. Martin is perfect
type ~ tho New-Ycrk rough, and weighs about $50
pounds Though be hae frequently engaged in sheet
seiimmaees ne mover before fought in the rug Pet
Obhea OF The rough and tumble men. AZ all ne,
ready for set-tO He STANDS about five feet
half inches and weighs 1855 pounds The champions.
numerousy attended by their friends reached the
Of combat before dawn. and after tho necessary
mFns had been made thoy stripped and prepared FOR The
suSv4a.cr &ar.ki E29 Ne'9DJed 'J q rough jecbing
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I'm MrrRornllrAN BnArn OF RkyENuE.--

lHk MLfBofoilIAN BoAEb 90 kkNENoE'-
The regular daily meetings OF the Board arc stll held az
No. IS Cedat-s Yesterday there ull attendance
~ members bui business transacted Which II Is
deemed advisable 10 make public The Immense frauds
upon the revenue, pcrpctrated by manufacturers OF
whisky, aided by detectives and revenue officers, are now
claiming the serious attention NJ INC Board N Is not gen
orally known mat through to- understanding between
h.ir DdBuia"tHrer. aDd iih0Ucst G1!"rupehi oheias
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LATEST SHTP NEH'S.
PORT OP sEwYoRE........Ju,s
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
Sau,p Scotia Or ludhns Liverpool Iune - sal Qa-sDs'OED
Dgh II lfi p NJ. With ind,s 'ul tpI pass 20 T. Cunanl
Steamship Iron Age tBrl Css-ss AnvcP June r. Win u ard
Brl Isnry Bsr N.r.oiie. MAJ - passed G, Nay a. Nth
Bar warsea o.ls4y salt Cay, r g. i2a'y., aA ss.l to
Hsss.
tmphey, a Co.
DISASTERS.
PBu.DgPHis. JOY 8fh" sch j. J. >cic- full Cid~na, -
lived Oday The sfhl Nu Tee from Futrut', a. j. on ne 20
royed Al hand p-os,ltei. but none severely .urct
Tie C.rfs Hrlcr Boston the - Jos, tl'u "a fmega
lost lanes McN,il f.elmlul overheard.
Thr hr WIN Arm NeS.Yofk .h railroad oa lr Rob
obtained
assistance and v.s brought here ior tcfaii'
SPOKEN.
AsuaM Gooivn5'k Jane y, '' o. ',a 20 " on N"r Orleans
Toy ha7re go
d" NAV Z. ,,....,.
Tel. s. steamer N,rehtsa Co ia4-r J. DID,, = f M'n'Ao
All AslinsAl lune y Al vciL
MEMOL NDt.
The Dutch big Knms Dean, E iari.o r'lsfn' e" hroloe
Fopke reports. Sailed luce @l So. d, 10 m' neb ~ ntlco,
the ioemss, hanging forward ic bose f' Bio s M 'nl srlt
the bead The under wInss B1tNiN 'Hi nrsii goi
I'D preteIiTe tsks from 60 Is,t ahd 'PAssi 'ii Asei
neh plsns and uscaicr abe 10 cary
rcsici ;0gsa fo.rsab The rir il moderate "fl t1h
passed through tie Mona Passage
DOMESTIC PORTS.
Bouov Jul, SBog, ship Minloo from Manila ''A MAMIE
from Singapore.
CraELTsroN 5 C. JAY aiyei sgli. Ida Bel iroa Boiion
harl E.p~sn,,. tonI Iayana; iIz Sn' lad. lIDH
WmHSGroS e., July sssled, seimAiP Jiwe' "''sy Tor
Baltimore.
tgn4 g. bart unlue Mhe on R''toa g. load r
Cufue,o Leland Bennett 10 SSH of Nsl ,sui aHh
brig La Creole Canpbel for Yea .loh Jui
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-07-09

GEN. Z. +. MEAGuER.-lt was generally eN-
pectcd throughout The Irish American circles yesterday
that some meetings would be held FOR the purpose OF
pressing the sentiment OF this class ~ our citizens at The
unlimcly death of Gen Thomas Francis Meagher, but
in private little of the Kind occurred and among
many OF hss war1nes friends feeling OF deep dlsappOnt
mcnt perceptiblc. IL il than probable, how
ever that today action will DC taken ny proiuihent
citizens-the fellow -counNmcn of Gen. Me3ghfi aud
slmpaihilers win him M hi- exile
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I'm srnElr DErARrMrNr.-Ye the

THE STREET Yesterday the
Street Commissioner opened proposals and awarded con
tracts as follows For regulating, grading, and Tagging
Eighthave from Fifty-ninth-st. 70 0nehnndred and
twenty secondst. First sectlon-trom fliynnth 10
seyeuty-seyeuthst the contract awarded 20 john
s Masterson 81 5l5; time two years second sectlOh
Prom Fightv-trstst. to OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES; the con
tract was awarded to John MARITIME at $OsOlj 6S une
two years Third sectiOn-FrOm Onehundfedth'at' 10
Onehundred. and twenty scc0ndst; tho contract was
awarded 10 the at s92,s0O time, three years FOR
curbing guttering, and tagging Sxty-frsts between
Third and Ffthayes the contract was awarded 10 1hos
Gearty at N,0I7 80; time, two months.
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CITY ITEMS.

PEE.oNAL.-lhe Hon. Thomas Cave, NJ. p,
London il ut the Clarendon Hotel Gen W. @. Gresham
OF Indiana and Gen. j. Hayden, U. s. A., at the st.
Nicholas Hotel Gen. Frank T. Blair OF 81. Louis and
Prof CTessen. Philadelphia, are at the metropolitan
Hotel Can't Wawyor OF the sd Fuseers British Army,
Is al tie Fifth ave. Hotel Gov. Parsons OF Alabama,
Col Ransom u. &. A., and the Hon. q. w Buck, Che.
nups aye ai The Aston House
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-07-09

These IA carats ana are superior 10 any Moioh
Pens made previous 10 the year 1850. - ,,..,
livery Pen is stamped a. Morton, Second Qnah'S'
The Points are warranted for months except against
accident. ,-
The made OF tom silver Dut are NOS 80 he'FF
a. those of tho First quality
racEs OF PENS; AND PENS IN SILVER ENIENsIoN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-07-09

Bulls HEAD.-Another and an upward turn
in the cattle trade this week 1t not oiten that We nave
decline of more than L. per ID. one week, then drop
a, robar cent in n few DAYS and an advance OF &C. per
IN in an equally short space Of time. rms tells on
owners pockets, way the other, the ~ per I'D
number than one had sale the past week Ihere
we're l043 head offered at OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES yeetsI"ay
making n light supply for the week, consequently an
were taken at the advance indicated sheep are inOdr
atey active, though far from quick, 40 5@Ic per 10
Lambs very plenty, at 98llc. with the pck at re Hogs
show slight improvement with lighter arrivals, the mar
kct clos ng at about fsc for prime.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-07-09
MoRToNs THIRD QUALITY.

These Pens are ~ carais fine and although cheaper
az least equal gold pens made elsewhere, as regards
durability, elasticity and good writing quahtes;
Every Pen stamped "A. Morton, Third Quality, and
numbered.
The Points are warranted FOR months, except against
accident. -.
as those OF the First Quality.
PRICES Oh PENS; AND PENS IN SILVER EXTENSION
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-07-09
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