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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-09-28

Wheat dull and nominaly &C. lower. There
% BID
% 20 for red and amber Western Corn :ow Sf sale
ss11sG y
Z Sa w sss and %
.aoa., and s2c for old, in store Rye dull and
and m sales bushels State a. 81 W. Barley malt
was d. and nominal OF Canada peas 10000 bushels were
FnEIsHrsThe market was extremely quiet but rates to
The engagements Liverpool per steamer, 900
70 sa Th' grain g.
GUNNIKsOf cloth there were small sales At q 80. 22c.
supply and plss. shade lower
&C. Tsta ioi: y ia 81 a. Long sSs 81 and
prin. GRADE; Selling socd IL 49, and
iss foreign unchanged being steady i5c
HEMP Manila dull but steady at l2c. gold Juts
steady :. &c rS &c. gold u,. ,0, firm 70, Al. ,r.d.,
=. our qaot.en. The sales 10 saSsd
at &C., IFS do Cuba muscovado and IS do Demerara pr
NAvAI sronEsRecep.s sss bills spirit. urpentine and
quote merchanaSe and shipping lots, Ase ai5Sc RO.ip
IS
Il! a. & Has:. ): &. F Vi:
and bills Other kinds dun but steady at
last quotations,
PRcvsToss-Receipts, l4s packages cut meats and IS
Sbs lard The market for PORK 81 continued to rule duh and
only about OO bbls *2S 10 &8 80 for
extra prime and $2s Is $Ss 30 for prime
We heard OF sales for future delivery. Live
hogs were in fair demand and steady selling at
&C. 1880 The arrivals 1000 head Beef continued
rule duff $2 80 $40 80 for plain and $2J 1874 for
extra Sales so bbls OF beef hams, which heavy
Small sales made within the of S25 S80 Cut
meats dull and prices In buyers favor We quote
dry sailed and picked shoulders 2Hc picked hams,
at sc 4c. for Cumberland cut l5c for short rib and
1870 17c for short clear The demand for lard light
prices for which heavy Sales BOO packages at
lq1xc for No to prime steam.
PETROLEUM.Recepts l99 bbls. rened seq do crude
and 25 do paphtha. Crude in bulk lower, being OBJ
transacted. For refined there but little demand and
prices lower closing at Bic 3c for standard white
The only sales heard Of 5000 bbls. from October TO
December 600 each monthly private terms In Phade
pha the market quiet and decidedly lower closing quite
steady, however at Sales $500 bbs standard white
At 81 &c. BE and 800 do do. for October at Sic.
RICE duh at former quotations, VIZ Carolina Ssc
104sc., Rangoon &c. a 9,ac
SEEDsCacutta linseed dull and nominal at W 25
gold duty paid. Grass quiet at our last quotations.
SUGAR.-For there fair demand from refners,
inquiry from the trade and full prices realized
the market closing steady lc lc for fair to good
fnng Cuba. The sales 150 hhds At Ike 12c. for
Cuba, liz for Porto Rico and l2Ac. for Barbs
dos; also 105 boxes lie. Refined In moderate de-
and steady 15c l5sc for hard, Hlc 15,sc for
soft white, and 1879. a 1859. for yellow.
TALLoW moderate demand Al about former prices
Sales. 40,OtD los. at 1879. Basc.
WHisKEY. Receipts, 1875 bbs The market, though quiet
AZ ssies, 800 bbls at ~ 8S 81 40, free
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-09-28
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

SATURDAY, Sept. 25-6
CorToS. The market for this staple moderately &c
tive prices steady and Arm a, yesterdays quota
t,oos The demand however, confined usual TO the
srnrpedjaN wants VI srnners The available ssoct
light beng ont, soO bales The io2 bslcs
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COFrKr-For RIO the markell moderately active and
steadv The ssi.s we're ags Nicotine, part
gold, In bond Other kinds dull and pnacaanged &C.,
and S0 b.es corn meal 1904 wheat The market for
state and dour dull and nominal and sales To
snv erten, cnmd NOT be prices Some grades
were rather lower but quote decided reduction Cali
1000 bbs southern -four Wa slow Of sale and prices
rderately active at prices the sales being 400
hbis Corn meal moderate request and sales
eoi- en- h We -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-09-28

by GEO. MUNDy, AUCTIoNEER- WILL SELL, AT
~ his saesroom 100 Grand street. this day, at o'clock,
the whole 81 the household Furniture OF three story house
removed Tor convenience Of sa consisting OF mahoga aud
back walnut Paror Suits, Bedroom suits, Brussels Three
ply and Ingram Carpets Tables Chsrs wsshssnds Hitch.
ri Utensils. kc.
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10y HENRY n. LEEDS, AucrIoNEER.
I'D HENRY ~ ILEnS MINER

Il IT. n
will sell BY auction Tuesday, Sept q 1883 l0 O'Clock
~ the private residence IL Lafayette place corner Fourth
street,
Household Furniture,
viz Brussels, Wilton and Ingram Carpets black walnut
and mahogany Bedseads Bureaus Wasstands and Chairs
Hair Mattresses Feather Pillows Counterpart, Sheets aud
Blankets, elegant black walnut Secretary Pimpton Bed
stead, black walnut and rosewood Extension Dining Tables
French Plate Mirrors Lace Curtains sverware. Cutlery,
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SALES AT AUCTION.

SALES AT AUCTION.
A UCTIoN SALE OF
n Magnificent Jersey Property
The the George Kingsland will be sold by
Mesars A. j. BLEECKER SON CO., the 18th October.
It 10 known as Kngand Manor the oldest largest org
trac. in country title derived from Cromwell and
ants have held for 200 years. the most beautiful piece
Of 600 being of inferior character unsuitable grade
for building The views east and west over the val
New York. the Ramapo Mountains and all the magnificent
20 and 80 miles Of its are s1 |
through the entire tract lake and park among
tor and hreeguarers Of purchase money remain
mortgage for 30 years if desired
"A MONDAY SEPTEMBER 2S
CONTINUATION SALE.
Catalogue UY 1 sS T Goops of
AK kssIaNEE's SALE OF JoBBERs STOCK,
Dress Goods Cloths, Beavers olOakngs Cloaks Mantas
. Basques, Sacks, Trimmings, Buttons, &c, 3c
4oo CASES
LADIES' AND MISSES FALL HATS,
Embracing very full OF fresh In variety Of
Styles including this very latest shapes.
'' . ' WIN. ToFFiSa . GO, !! Aq ssoss ..,
UCTIoN NOTICE. r. HAZEL. AUcTIoNEER.
n Tuesday and wednesday,
September ~ and 80
Trade Sale
American English and German
Heavy and Shell Hardware
Table and Pocket Cutlery
Timed and Enameled Ware,
Embracing 2oo lot. desirable goods IN TO sui,
r. r. HAZELL 4 Co,
Auctioneers, So Cortlandt street.
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Of o. vsrs taken BY spinner and the balance By
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-09-28

A UCTION sALE.-DIAMoNDs, WATCHES, JEwELRy,
"A sverplaied Ware, Cutlery and Fancy Goods. A. NJ.
CRISTAIAR SON, anctoncers No. Park place. between
Church and Broadway. will sell Wednesday Sep
TENDER 30 large lot OF Diamond and Gold Jevelry consist
Ing Of Ear Rings Brooches, Rings Studs Buttons also gold
silver Hunting and Open Face Watches Guard and Vest
Chains Pitchers Cruessnds Table and Pocket Cutlery and
Fancy Goods. Catalogues a sale.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-09-28

WILLIAM WRITER'S, AUCTIoNEER WILL SILL TO.
day at auction beginning :. oc'oSi versions sssns
goods claim from Charles Merccr will Apply 70 bermss
d
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ccrH AUCTION SALE or SCRANTON COAL, ON
90 wednesday ssp.smse5 So G iSsS' pss ~, :,
Messrs. JOHN II. DRAPER co, AuctionssfA e n
Gonna salesroom Exchange place, New Yerk, on Wei
nesdsv Sep,ember 80 n IL noon, 60 tons Of Cs
from he regions deliverable st Bsaechp0rk
w. ~ ''''"s o'"'>'' SAMUEL SLOAN, PRESIDENT.
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SHERIrF's sALB.-BY VIRTUE OF A WRIT OF Exc
THE LIBRARY AT oAKwooD, N. 3.

The owner OF this library, contemplating residence abroad
TOT number OF years, offers for public competition his entire
collection OF Books, comprising the valuable
tensve and elegant collections OF books the
American public To be sod by auction ON Monday, Sept
~, an following days, AT Y. NJ each day. Books
view LEAVITT, STKEBEfGH A co.
Clinton Hail. Aston place
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-09-28

Total for week.. 81, 222, 255 t5,sl812a s4OgsGm
The imports Of dry goods for the week ana since
January compare as foows:-
For the Ueeh. 1860. 1867 lsss
Entered at port. 1913 ti,s62.5e4 sises 500
Thrown on market. 24l2910 245S,3i 2Oi2,6ll
since Jan. !.
Entered at port 500 7e2 s7I ,9oT s631ee,iao
Thrown on market 80 s6O, 516 17.692ss1 6j0ts, tSs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-09-28

A UCTIoN sALE-HoUsEHOJD FURNITURE A. NJ.
N CRISrALAR SON will sell Tuesday. Sept. 81, at
half past ten O'Clock at s4 s,th avenue between fourth
and Fifty the entire geneel furniture Of family
giving consisting of Brussels and Ingram
Carpets Mahogany Sofas Chairs Dining and Centre Tables
French Mahogany Bsdsead, Hair Mattresses, Bed.
ding. &C., and Kitchenware.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-09-28

THOMAS GAFFNEY, ArCTIoNEER OFFICE az
Chambers street, will sell this l0 o'clock the
sntre stock and Fixtures Of Grocery and Variety store No.
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DOBERT sOMERvILLE, AUCTIONEER AND REAL
IL Estate Broker. Saesroom 81 Nassau street., Art 0s.
ery So Fifth
ROBERT soMERvILLE win sell At auction, on Monday
and Tuesday, September % and 49, at 10 o'clock each
at saesroo 81 Nassau street, large invoice of costly Care
Marble and Bronxes received from Paris and ITALY,
Importation being selected by Zsnnoni who II pre-
sent in Florence This assortment will be- for richness Of
goods and novelty Of designs, Of the most attractive
sales at auction BY the above rm comprising about nt
figures OF Stauary Carrsra Marble large number OF Ala.
baser Figures and Anmas nne variety Of Vases
Urns and Tazzas OF yellow and Bardgo marble, styles
and expensvs Verde de Prato Pedesa for statues bos
Mosaac Tables and articles Of which catalogue
will give full description
Hne stausry figure of Angel six feet high, suit
Alb for mi
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TTENRY B. HERTS, AUCTIONEER,
Ill GENTEEL HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER % AT II O'CLOCK,
At Seventy eighth street. between Second and Third
Rosewood and Mahogany Parlor and Chamber
Furniture Carpets Mirrors Beds Bedding China, Glass
Ware Kitchen Utensils &C. terms cash catalogue at sas
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A uCTIoN SALE OF CRoCKERy, TABLE AND PocK.
~ ct Cutlery, Glsss Ware. Fancy China &c, &C HENRY e.
EVANS Aucuneer, win sell the shelves Tuesday,
Sept ~ NJ 10 O'Clock, al so Barclay street. general assor
ment OF W. O. G. g. and Yellow Ware. &c In lots TO suit
ters all goods repacked In the best manner for shppng
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will sell on TUESDAY, 2eth at
~ East Broadway, At II o'clock,
whoesae stock Of assorted LQuors vis50 barrels Of
Bourbon whskey packages OF Irish and Scotch whske
Jamaica and St. Croix Rum, Holland 0n Appejaok
and Port Wines 300 boxes bottled Liquors. viz, Cognas
Brandy Sherry and Port Wne Kerr's Ale, IN hogshsads
also large lot bottled Ale and Porter Horse, Wagon and
Harness. Beer Pump and Store Fixtures also cisss
large size modern style Iron Bates. Sale positive.
JAMES 0'BRIEN, sheriff
JAMEsJ GuMBLrToN, Deputy.
Goods moved Immediately after sale.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-09-28

DAwNBRoKERs' sALE-R FIELD, AUcTIONEER,
u ts7 Pearl street. City Hall place, will sell THU
II o'clock, large and fine lot OF Mems womenB
Clothing Boots and Shoes, Bedding large lot OF Carpe
Ac Watches and Jewey, &C. well worthy the Attentions
dealers BY order Of l.. Cohen Co., No. Il Canal
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-09-28

timer 10 East Broadway Of 600 lots Of Mems and Wo
mems Clothing Beds, Bedding and other Goods worthy tn
attention OF dealers By order Of 8. B. Soloman Co. G
Hudson street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-09-28

A DMTNTsTRAT0R's sALE--BENJ. p. FAfRCHIJD
n Auctionecr. On Tuesday. Sept. 80 1861 10 A. NJ.
At No 5 Hudson street Household Furniture consisting q
Sofas, Chairs Tables, Mirrors Bureaus washssnds Bed
seads Hair and Straw Mattresses Feather Beds Extension
Table, Oak Chairs Rockers, Crockery, Glassware Kitchen
Utensils &c. BY order Of JOHN CR0Ek, Administrator.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-09-28

Total ......... s5369l, 49s sl3, l5lsle ss8io3,li4
suWoined rs the total valuation Of foreign imports
NJ the port OF New York for the week ending sep.
TENDER 70 compared with those Of the two preceding
weeks a. also the value Of dry goods entered az this
port and thrown on the market oi the corresponding
NJ Rod In 1890 and lsG1.-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-09-28

HENRY DIEHER CO., AUCTIONEERs-wILLs SELL
Tuesday Sept &c. at l0x O'Clock, No. 526 Fifth ave
nue. between Fortyhird and streets. he
Chairs, Counters, Mirrors, Enavings, Classes assorted
Crockery, Ice Boxes Beds and Bedding Furniture Gas Fix
lures and Pipes, Stoves &c.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-28

Houee. on reconsideration, 10 agree TO pass
the bill.
NJ. Woodward argued against the bill
bill. 'Ae
Mr.. Wilson OF Iowa, closed the debate
in its favor finally, moving the previous
question, under the operations of which the
bill was passed over the yeto--yeas iIo
nays "a, e strict party vote.
The Speaker declared the bill had become
law Notwithstanding the Presidents oh.
jections.
The conference report on the bill to con-
vey money into the Treasury was made BIZ
Dir. Wasbburne OF Wiscon, and agreed TO.
he conference report on the bill exempt
Ing certain manufactures from internal rev.
enue tax was presented by Mr.. Schenck.
The House recedes from its disagreement
70 The Senate amendment about the contract
Tor machinery, ind in reference to draw
backs. none TO be SLOWED after the LIST Of
Jnne next; also in reference 10 the tax on
sales Of oil manufactures of 5000, save
where specially provided for; the provisions
to guard against whisky frauds is somewha
altered. The report was agreed 70.
The bill making partial appropriations
for Indian service was referred to the COM
mittee on Indian AfIaira
Mr.. Boutwell, from the Impeachment
Managers. reported a resolution that after
Monday next the House will postpone &C.
ton on oil matters except questions relat-
ing to the impeachment OF the President
until the conclusion of the trial in the Sen
ate The resolution prov oked much dis
custom subsequently owing to suggestion
Of Mr.. Stevens Mr. Boutwell, Withdrew
the resolution and the House adjourned IN
I'll tomorrow, when the session will be for
business purposes.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-28
CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, March 21.-Hon. John Went
worth, in letter to the Journal TO day, at
tributes tie whisky frauds in Chicago 10
The removal OF Republican oiliceholders.
lie speaks III severe terms OF President J ohm
son, and says the moment he was assured
by the Ring that the removals of our unex-
ceptiorabe officers would receive the sane
ticn OF our Illinois Senators, the axe fell
The following preamble and resolutions
were read on Change 10 day, and laid over
under the rules until tomorrow for action:
WHEREAS. The question of cheap trans
portation Is one OF vital Importance to the
productive industry of the Northwest, and
Whereas, The construction of competing
lines Of railroads from the West to the sea
board has always been regarded by US as a
means to secure that end, and in considera-
ton for which important rights have been
surrendered; therefore,
ResotUed, That we cannot view with in
difference the efforts now being made by
the chief manager Of one of the most i'm
portant OF these lines. by the means and in.
iluencc the New York Central Railroad
furnishes, to control the travel and COM
mercc OF the Northwest.
Resclpcd, That we hereby pledge our SYM
patby, influence and patronage 10 such line
of traffic, conducted on Its own merits, as
will afford us the cheapest and most expe-
litious route to the seaboard markets.
Resoired, That in the judgment Of this
Board OF Trade the tolls on produce
| exactsd on the Erie Canal are cxtortionate
and calculated 10 divert. and is diverting
commerce from the lakes to the Missis-
sippi river route, and that however eligi
BILE the route through central New
York to the seaboard may be estimated i,
| is not eligible so as to be beyond the reach
of competition, as the managers may re-
aIize when too late to retrieve their error
for long forbearance is not acquiessence in
eyfortipp
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-28
CABLE NEWS.
The Admirable Movements. civil mar.
B1age LaW..D1scusslOm Of Alabama
Claims.

The Admirable Movements. Civil mar.
s1age Law..D1scusslOn Of Alabama
Claims.
NAPLES. March 27.-Admiral Farragut
has returned from Rome and will remain
here Tor few Gays for repose and recruit.
ment Of his health and will then sail with
the fleet for Constantinople.
LONDON. March 27.-The report that the
Vivli Marriage bill has finally passed both
Houses OF the Austrian Keichsrath was pre-
mature. Some amendments were made in
The upper House and the bill returned to the
lower House for concurrence. These
amendments were agreed to to-day by the
lower branches and the bill only awaits the
assent Of the Emperor to become law.
In the House OF Lords this evening the
question OF Alabama claims came up and
gave rise 10 some debate. Earl Russell
made sneech in which he reviewed the re.
la'ions of Great Britain with the United
states during the war Of the rebellion. and
defended the policy pursued by him in the
case OF the Alabama and other Confederate
cruisers. :
Lord Cairns sustained the course of the
Secretary OF State for Foreign AiTairs, lord
Stanley, IN the controversy with the Amer
lean Government on the Alabama claims.
Lord Wtstbury defined the laws Of Eng
land hearing upon the questions at issue,
and denied the justice of the claims for in
dennity urged by MIR. Seward.
In the Commons this evening Lord Stan
ley gave notice that on Monday next he
should offer resolution that the consider
alton of the question OF Reform in the Irish
Church Establishment be left to the next
Parliament.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-28
WASHINGTON.

Gen. Meadcs report OF the recent election
for Constitution in the State of Alabama
has been received at the army headquarters.
The result is the same as that transmitted
to Congress recently, showing the defeat OF
the Constitution
The usual Cabinet session was held to-
day, lasting little over an hour. All the
members were present, including Gen.
Thomas Nothing unusual occurred.
The Chairman of the House Postal
Committee is authorizes to report a bill to
establish an American line OF steamers be
tween New York and European ports The
bill authorized the Government to lend aAl
in the way @. subsidy in the construction OF
vessels.
The name Of Senator Yates was accident
ally omitted in the Senate proceedings yes
terday in the final vote on the passage OF
the Judicial bill over the Presidents veto.
James +. Howenstein. chief of the Divis-
ion of Reports In the office of the Comp
troller OF the Currency. is about to resign,
to take position connected with the Treas
ury Department in the West j: w. Nc
Gradncr, chief Of Division OF Bonds, will
succeed him.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-28
new YORK.

New YoRK, March 28.-Gensral Maeru-
der, who figured 30 prominently - rebel
commander during the late war gave . &C.
leet dinner party here tonight, At fashion.
able restaurant. Among the disting hishcd
guests was Gen. Emery, commander Of the
department.
Mr.. Buffers opening argument will occu-
~ five hours, and is very exhaus;ing.
A Savannah special says the President Of
the Tthuantspeo Railroad Company arrived
there on bis way to Mexico, to complete Ar
rangements for building that road.
Masocho, Maximlian's Minister to Rome,
has been imprisoned in city OF Mexico, for
completely in the late insuirectionary move
rnsnts.
The siege Of st. Domingo City has ruin
ed the place.
BurfALo, N. Y.-At at grand entertain
ment for the benefit Of the poor at St.
James Hall last evening Weston the great
pedestrian walked n mile in six minutes
and fifty Ave seconds.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-28

NEW YORK, March 27.-Rev. Stephen II.
Tying, Jr., has addressed letter to Bishop
Potter, earnestly protesting against the re-
suit of the proceedings in his case, and APP
peaing from the unjust prescn,ment. OPP
pressive rulings and predetermined decision
and insinuatirg censure.
fhe residence of John H. Browne, at
Finishing YVES burnt last evening. Less
$4,000; insured
large tobacco mandatory on Pearl
street was seized on suspicion of fraud on
the government.
The Worcester Spy says: The association
in this city to aid the formation OF colony
in the West, was fully organized Tuesi4y
evening. Trustworthy agents were ap-
pointed TO go West az soon as the season
viii permit, to select the most favorable
locality and purchase land for large colony.
ALBANY, March 27.-Action was taken in
the Senate to-day which virtually kills the
bill amending the Metropolitan Excise Law
which passed the Assembly.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-28
lOvVA.

DBs Nouns, March 2e.-The tansls in
the affair Of the Chicago, Rock Island and
Pacific Railroad has met with On unravsl in
Iowa. A meeting Of the Directors was held
At the office Of the company on Wednesday,
= quorum being present. The resignation
Of Clerk Durant was accepted and ths va
cancy filled. Thursday morning another
meeting VAS held At Davenport, and a num-
Der ofresignations we're accepted and the va
esncies fllsd. The majority ofths Beard now
being Illinois and Iowa men, the Board then
adjourned to meet ct Brooklyn on Thurs
day, when the act Of the Iowa Legislature
in regard to the road was accepted. The
certificate OF acceptance was filed in the Of
flee Of the Secretary of State, in this city,
yesterday afternoon. The new mem oers Of
the Board are not parties to any pending
suits, and the majority being compslent to
transact the business Of the company with
out reference to suits in New York or else
where, il is believed the affairs can 20 on
smoothly again.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-28
MISCELLANEOUS,

Ae 121uAulEUBe
- . BRADY STREET, BELOW SEQ
end keeps eeastaatly On hand nj males
70 oder.
Cent?, Boys and ChllAreap
CLOTHING ofshe bess maAsr1al and II Z manned
thas eennst III % give ssGis1aetioo. Libesal
patronage respectfully solicited. [myM-d1y