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The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1849-07-26

GA Washington letter writer thus al
ludes to the Postmaster General and his
Assistant: "Judge Collamer is making
one ofthe best Postmaster Generals we eve,
had. lie is keen, shrewd, patriotic man,
determined TO extend justice, too long with
held, from the West. All concede here.
that Warren is the most efficient and indie.
faligable officer who ever stood at the head
Of a bureau. As to Gen. Taylor, be more
than meets the expectation Of bis bes,
friends"
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1849-07-26

MELANcHoLy.--l'he Rev. Mr.. Knapp Of
the Baptist persuasion, located at Charles.
ton, Iowa. recently died Of Cholera. Ills
wife and child also fell victims to the same
disease. "Not tho lcas, painful par. Of the
dispensation was that they were separated
at the time; and the messenger who wen,
as bearer Of the news Of the husbands ill.,
ness aud expected death 10 the vile me,
one coming with a similar message to him.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1849-07-26
CHOLERA.

New York.--There were ono thousa nd
deaths 10 New York during the week end.
ing the 18th inst, ngains, two hundred md
eighty -four Of same week last wear. Ol
the above number 1874 died Of Cholera
On the 18th there were lO3 cases of Chol.
err and j. deaths; on the 18th, SO cases
and 36 deaths.
Phiiadelphia.--During the week ending
the 18th inst, there were 400 cases OF
Cholera and III deaths in this city. On
the 18th there were reported % cases and
81 deaths from Cholera; on the 10Th, 81
cases and 81 deaths.
St. Louis--The Cholera is gradually
abating in St. Louis. On Monday and
Tuesday Of last week the number Of deaths
had decreased to 81, each day, and on Sat.
urday last to but 81.
Chicago.--The epidemic is on the in
crease in this city. On tho 10th there
were deaths, and on the 18th, IL deaths
from Cholera.
Cincinnati.--During the three weeks
ending the 9Th inst, there were 2,4S5
deaths in this city, greater mortality than
ever before known in Cincinnati. The
Cholera is now steadily on the decline. On
the 18th there were but 43 deaths from
Cholera.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1849-07-26

to. business. My friend, il you value your
happiness, your physical, nr moral health
it YOU wish TO keep alive within your bosom
auy OF those nobler attributes OF our na.
lures given US by the Creator, keep out o,
great city, Tor there are gathered toge,h
or ~ undue proportion, and furnishing with
the rankness OF weeds, all the evil propen.
sites OF our natures--weal,h md poverty
happiness and misery, pomp and arrogance
spIendor and wre,chcdness, blasphemy and
wlckedness, oil fostering together, until
Gods curse rests on them, and they are on
~ spared because there is one good man
among them. This IS my opinion Of cities
and ! do not think that cxaggern,e, nor
would others could they see all behind the
scenes, visit Our gaining houses, bro,hes,
drinking establishments, &c. Il seems Il
be impossible for man 10 last long in a
place like this; the vital energies are soon
exhausted, and constant excitement wears
on, life with grca, rapdity.
II is different here now from wha, i, was
when YOU were here; the trade Of the city
IS vastly increased, while the facilities fo,
doing business are in no manner improved
or increased, consequently ever, thing i.
done in hurry. The cursing and yelling
ct draymen; the drunken basphcmy o,
boa.men and deck hands, are never out o
hearing, till finally you become Disguised
and leave, or &c, into the same habits
One day oiqniet country life, is productive
OF more enjoyment TO me, than a life Time
IN city -nnd if Providence spares and Ia
vors me and mine, ! will evacua,e Elan.
ders, as Geo. Wood used to say.
"July 2Oth.-Den,hs Yesterday G6-3C
from Cholera--30 from other diseases, tbi.
IS gratifying, and trust will continue"
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1849-07-26

BENTON vs.. CALuoUN.--Mr. Benton re.
Gently delivered an address to his constitu.
tents, which after creating considerable
sensation has at last drawn out Mr.. Calhoun
in reply. Mr.. c. begins ~ declaring
Benton unworthy Of notice, aud one whom,
personally he has never thought il worth
while to raise to the dignity Of rival
Under such circumstances one would have
supposed Catalina would not have deisncd
reply. The elements constituting the
Locofoco party are so discordant that il is
rather matter Of surprise that there is no.
more ebullition than We observe.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1849-07-26

Major MckEAN.-The Iowa Freeman.
abolition paper, speaks thus Of Mexican,
che Of the Wing candidates for Board Of
Public Works.
"Major Mexican is a gentleman Of supe.
rior intellect. Of liberal and generous senti-
men,s, and Of very great experience as a
PRACTICAL ENGINEER. In this las. respec,
he can lind nc superior in the west. Upon
the question Of restricting slavery and d.
vorcing the federal Government thcrefrom.
no is ABOUT RIGHT
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1849-07-26

JuLy 9TH, lOTH AND llTm!--These
were the three hottest days ever known in
Iowa. Mr.. lie Claire informs us that bis
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT has been in his pos.
session for nearly trenty yenrs, and
has hung upon the same mil, in the shade
upon The north side Of his house, for sirteen
years--never Indicated greater heat than
96 degrees, until the above .a;.. when !,
reached 100 degrees.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1849-07-26

"EvICTIoN." This Is a new word 10 the
American ear, as it is practically defined 10
Ireland At this time. Il means, the pulling
down tho houses about tho heads Of the
poor starving, dying tenantry. II, in the
time, way and msnner in which il is done,
il will not rank lower 10 wickedness, in the
eye Of , just God, than common highway
robbery and murder, No Judge incorrectly
Do men on earth suppose that such inhu.
msn'ty goes down unvisiied with curse?
Galena Ga=.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1849-07-26
fFor The Gazette.

For The Gazette.
FRIEND SANDERS: would ask Of YOU
room in your paper for The enquiry whether
our citizens nre going to pay any regard to
the Presidents Proclamation rscomme I'd.
ing the first Friday in Angus. to be sc. a.
part as day Of Fasting, Humiliation e.
Prayer, that the Pes,ilcnce that is now
abroad in the land may be stayed.
We as town certainly have great rea.
son to DO thankful! for our escape thus far,
aud also to entreat our God to turn awny
his wrath from us, for although the Drag
town on the river for morality we have
but little TO boast Of. Any one taking ride
out on any road last Sabbath would have
found the fields full Of harsesiers and gun.
ners while all afternoon the hammer of n
Blacksmith was heard ringing on, its mer-
~ tones on tho anvil accompanied in the
same neighborhood by the sharp taps OF
the Plasterer's Ratchet as he nailed on his
lnth, aud our landing crowded BY our good
citizens and their children hunting the Ia.
test news by the Steamer.
would offer a. n suggestion that the
Mayor would appoint the above day and
that our citizens would give ear to SO impor.
tant call. Yours &c.
We publish the above a, the rcqucs. Of a
friend, although il places our city Of nine
churches in rather on uniavornble light be-
fore the world. 1t may be that as much
immortality exists in our place as above
represented, but as our walks are very Iimi.
ted and our rides out extremely rare on
that day, we may not have the opportunity
OF observing 80 much as our friend.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1849-07-26

FIRE IN ALLEGHENY cIrY.-A trcmen
dons fire occurred in the above CITY on the
10Th, destroying five entire squares, cxcep,
SIX houses. Tho Allegheny iremen re.
fused to throw water on the fire and pre-
vented the P,.sburg firemen from render
ing assistance. The Mayor has offered q
reward Of $3.50 for the detection Of ,h.
persons who interfered 10, prevent ,ht
Pittsburg fire companies from going into
service.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1849-07-26

HORACE GREELEy.-A correspondent
thus nlludes to the great advocate of equal
distribution Of land estate :--..fIorace Gree.
~ lsposscsscd Of a fortune ofabout $50, 900,
and says this is as much as one should have.
lie does not intend 10 add to this estate.
though he will continue to make money for
the advancement oihuman progress. This
is commendabIe, and many would do we'll 10
initiate his example,"
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1849-07-26

0TThe tall poles to sustain the telegr aph
wire across tho river IRE now being erected
at this point. That on Rock Island and
the one on the Illinois shore, will! ench be
one hundred feet in length. Tho ono "a
DO erected on this shore is one hundred and
ten feet long.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1849-07-26

Locoroco NOMINEES Locofocos a,
their Convention on last Saturday nomi
mated Harvey Leonard, for Sheriff, Hiram
Price, for Recorder, John Rouser for Co
Com. Clk., s. r. Miller, Pros. Attorney, d
Barnes, Go. Commissioner, w. Barrows
Go. Surveyor, w. w. McDade, Coroner
aud d. Miller, Sealer Of Weights sc.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1849-07-26

ONO PENITENTIARy.-The cholera has
made terrible havoc among the convic,s in
tho Ohio State Peni,en,iary. From the
10Th OF June to the 18th inst, cishty.ninc
Of them had died and its ravsees had no,
yet been stayed. DR.. Gaed, one Of the
physicians, has also fallen victim.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1849-07-26

Hor!-The poet evidently had in con.
temptation the hot DAYS Of fortnight age
when he indited the following:
"The suns perpendicular height
lllumined the depths OF the sea
And the fishes beginning 10 sweat.
Cried, bless US how rot we shall be-,
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1849-07-26

FIRE At MAUcmcHrNK-.-Afir fire occurred
at Mauchchunk on tue 18th inst. DESTROY
ing upwards Of thirty buildings, including
The Court House and Jail. Loss estimated
at Sl50,OOO. A fireman named Mann
was killed.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1849-07-26

DEATHS ny llEAr.-The Galcna Gazette
notices the sudden deaths Of four persons
IN that city and vicinity, caused BY impru.
dence during The excessively hot weather.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1849-07-26

lloME JoURNAL.-1his paper, one Of the
best literary journals in the country, CON-
mences new series with this month. A
very favorable time to subscribe. Terms,
Two Dollars per annum. Address Morris
& Willis, No. lO7 Fulton ST., NY.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1849-07-26

0l-The Rev. NJ. Lord, of the Seventh
street Congregational Church, Cincinnati,
died with Cholera on the l4ih inst. lie al.
tended funeral a half day previous in
good health; he was most eloquent divine
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1849-07-26

GIn the word aLstemious the five vowels
OF the alphabet stand 10 their grammatical
order, a.c-i-o-u. The word facetious pre-.
sents the same accidental singularity, and
facetiously brings in the y.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1849-07-26

GyThc Iowa Capital Reporter publish.
es portion Of George Lippnrds correspon.
dence with Gen. Taylor, illustrated, by .
guillo,ins.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1849-07-26

6TA disease called bloody flux is pre-
vailing at Vinccnues, Ind. A number Of
deaths had occurred from it at Washing.
ton, small town in the same State.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1849-07-26

6Tit is pretty generally conceded nov
that those who 60 to California "know they
ore out" If their mothers do not.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1849-07-26

A MODEL TowN.-Thc town Of Med.
bury N. II. supports neither doctor, law
yer, minister. nor pauper! It is one oi tho
pest farming towns in New Hampshire,
mas about ninety voters, many Of whom
arc thrifty and wealthy farmers. Tho
people are moral, intelligent and healthy.
Lou. COur,
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1849-07-26

GTThe only son Of Horace Greeley, Esq,
died OF the prevailing epidemic, ia the city
Of New York, a Few days since.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1849-07-26
WING TICKET.

For Sheriff
ENOS TICHENOR.
For Recorder and Treasurer
JAMES McMANUS.
For County Commissioner
A. c. FULTON.
For Commissioners Clerk
WIN. p. CAMPBELL.
For Prosecuting Attorney
A. w. MCGREGOR.
For County Surveyor
II. s. FINLEY.
For Sealer Of Weights and Measures
GEO. l.. DAVENPORT.
For Judge of Probate
JAMES THORlNGTON.
For Coroner
I. V. BLAkEMORE.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1849-07-26

@Thc river is falling with but fous
feet water on the Upper Rapids.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1849-07-26
rrI'he National Wing.

Cit. 10 dead. Died Of IN lncubus Of e,ph,
thousand dollars.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1849-07-26
DAVEN PORT:
THURSDAY MORNING, JULY &c, lsie.

Whfg Nominations for the
Board OF Public Works.
For President,
THOMAS J. M'KEAN,
Of Linn County.
For Secretary,
WILLIAM nj. ALLISON,
Of Monroe County.
For Treasurer,
HENRY &. STUART,
Of Van Buren, County.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-21

CLEARFD-siesm.bp southerper Bsrry. Charleston
SHIPS Queen Of The West, Hus liverpool harnrn fre-nnao
N.w ri Lines Hsvr. HsmitOu Antwerp Afghan Cope
land Iur,- Island Hpdo.isn. H-cker
s,.ro.t Mseo. foi,stsm. England Williams osdn ~,
Or-o D,s Tabs.oo Autus Kngon 'upposed am
N-~ ods.a, k.'eo o9sa,,. J'-ga HSas u Me-, wo,
John NB maIsPPa, Or bamb'oush khhpneo J.' haha
s,- Gr,as Tgrl ws.tsnra Bsthu-t Ahra oBen ssfesn
St John f fe'e kms t,,ssa ha''S. As-,1" o.,o" rs
sniu Wees. Philadelphia Hons' k.'nor Do Mar, shr,d'
~, slss,o'os =, Gloss ss~ei salem
soop, gH.~sn Dear Providence Harvest ffs@,h &c. Motto
Appeby Ncsu Heath 80. James A"fs DO Nsfr-n stan
soud New iiavea, JuIa, Calder, DO
AKRIvED -ssamshe Cherokee Lyon savannah "Wednesday
cotton Mitchell LHperene-d heavy NJ e.~e 30 hour
Tsne.e SATURDAY 30 AN lat 81 s. bon - 80 exchanged ~
With BAH WILSON, '.ms .s and place spoke brig Creole l.
SHIP ss~. Jact, Liverpool - dsy.. mdse to Hsmaea Co
SHIP oon lot Boston rraii Hs'r IS d. bsasi aud 4l paea
GER 70 Soon Liverpool ls, a uad.- to Pp.
Bah Ohm. i John Berry Cdenss 9Th us' AMI mossse to
Brig forcsee Hopkins. Key Wee, 10 days, noise to N--m
I7h INST AN c'Ps hsneP.o esanOs W s,as, 10 m.s
spoke pilot boat sac Which uae has bad night ea''srS
Be- big Mar from Nswar. "h-e she had to d,olse
s,s w.,bondrs n, Gss,anla d. sugar 'oJ sm'A Co
Bee ve,ots. Pecb, S. JOhn.SB
Brs Cs,hsrrn- Rogers Have. Darisn-
Wilson lule Cra~lofi SAVANNAH g. eoon, % biNhAh
DmoI
la-ses Mstsuc. Pa-lps Co
Br Charles smith, nassau NJ u d. ndse. Badger Peel Co
s,irSS Williams Creghton. 81 Domingo Cy lot
d. sanv g.. 20 Maitland. Phelps & Co
schf Gsa Worth smith. Hpu St Domingo, 10Th ui, coffee to
master
SIR r.raheta & Ensu, marsh Chesapeake Bay
S.hr Iunne. Rose. Philadelphia for Hartford.
s.hr Ch-f -. Philadelphia ior NoI~ich
Sur Fashion, - Philadelphia for Middle HadaH, Coma
SIR Bounty. O-boru Philadelphia
schr Express. W Cooper. Phiser'phs
Sehr Charles sMcDonel. Philadelphia.
Schr FKls, -. Pm ace phia.
schr Frport. Philadelphia Tor Providence
fufne Charleston days cotton, to l. MN ready
S nreo n.ursne LEWIS from the wfsck OF tsrk Pioneer
lahore al be sport. "a mice EA,t Of fns Island.
; hr H-roi1e. Perne. Nar-Lam.
Srhr Mev lie. ftch Lube
sehr Strrheu Townsend, ln-s Turner hemf-ieAi
Shr Sarah Nc Donald Brnu,s, Guiiort Coma
SIR Gen Worth snh Msrks 81 Donnco. 10 g. hg~oS, &c
IN n,sr has Hst;sras Len ~ Am vessels
s.hr Nsncsla. Berry, sullivan, Ne
Soop Gold l.ai James, Mi'sioue Foai, Com
soop CAbnet Perry Bnigepot
MEMORANDA steamship United states, ate1 h-c1gnE q
"A nsr.haa suco he rrussn GoTeumsnt lays Al aco
the Norh River.
RfIOM-t brc
Sarah s-ni. ,epoo Souihsrner Charles
too ship W sconsn. Liverpool
wtND Nsy so-sunri-s calm. meridian, s sunset, Sw
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-21
Markets. .cAArrrLLr REPORTED ros TIE r.rsurr.

AsHEs ne sae 80 ss- including vi. An.r-sn ro.
and 30 % Pear. Ps.a Pear. ,o1 .6s sessns ca.aaa
81. 'h- ~a'sbou.- q Me. c.,sy Pa,r @ css..ssa Of
81 %. f.,' 49, -. o. Fs.fi'-'os-iher 80 tb.
are % % =. +, NJ ~ q. a. 'ty.sss Of s. Y
tra'es soc r-1-rtJ ia-. aetss
IT, if.o-cuors sai 70 700 tt. loa 200 fr-ai tfgs
a. ~ s-', a' aas ,,as go az .,,s =,
49,. 80 80. 80 mn 60 foof 500 ~,
STEADY 40 10 - sccrne or.nd ~tl ~ ,l ~.
Ne. .i. a. hf J.r'~s 1as Br.lfs 90.
E 'p.' ni-aeJ 80. 'r-i '.'-' BE- a. ID 3d. ~
ft ia .n. -''-' 80 - b. ab- - supp
n-a - Sc oao - lo.dlcde Ia c.u.s4 iaf Com
80 - s..s -. a. sis.ff isi-eey Ias s.-' .'- - 80
-1g.r; A.-o. f.r.r.a ~. or.,s. 80 t.1s5l- H.. .
sa a. - Of Barre ls,e OBJ .sggl.. .ss T.
Ga, s,. s,'n-, s.s. iaioase fo' c.a.i 40
a. fesn ls os Pfion = e ard = ss. Ono
gs5s,,D.r ',,ss T., .o,se 80. -,....,.
p ~ Pt. 40 s4ato or No.. sa5 tina ns'sss'b t.
n,a-i 80 49, 81 30 co- u b. -fs Gals re,a 90 ' .
hf1 D. and Boz hs ar. sn. "a o-
~ ssl asae ~ 70 sss y 'a' pnm~ G''s.s bs..i = q s
a.. no Lhss Ham 40 sao.e-r o sat- a. Or Ham al
-. - nf shon-r. SAFE. 10 th5s pcs@i sboss-f. e. ~
1850 ~ fon : os al lort Nesss, IT, ass. a. p
ktE ,... .so to. IL a. H. the ls;;sf io
NAVAL sToREs-Te'. s.y. ben .,. 100 .s' c'us. r.'
P-n'n~ a. ,--o1s s-.. 30 70 "mihsta h'-n a. - -
-r-s 40 ,1j 90 Narh County A. . yrff sae' - oes
sosF-s.s. 90 y Ser.s s, - es.a
TLANsLED-Roag. demand Al ~ Tor crushing f'-'ossy
OILS A. ne Es.t ihs,s SAGE 500 90
css.ss 81 ~ AZ 90 bois Crl-- Sperm
l0 a41.tc lsf- o stgprg Whse 80 ol
refused Ins>s1 v,lolt particular e1.rE-
yrf~ ssyhiaz. favor Of Ta-
70 Erg r. Az-fcza 5.dbsc ca.s snd fo
| t1.-. a. csFh.
GROCERlEs-F or Tre, Dayf-Tb@s has EAR %
without change fh- .'se pr--utns
FEATURES. tf s1ortaLl1 lac CONSIST o -
ttf. Nss Or-sn. 80 if For5s. 4afAc % f-rss
f0 Cn1s $50 aftc. 81 Por;o kco. - ~ ao s. Crr -
lg Br.~l Havana, ~ 40 O. ir -IPr faif
51nd aai cargo u .40 bag 10 bile sht n
wh@ brsI aeo ior srgorts sr'Prsd. B.
hits Re. HsVans srfoft~f---
10 Nolss.-s market chags of 49,
pen Th- .a-s CONSIST oi Of 81 hh5s Car
for pfvs's 10 bids Jf d-irg u
is ~ 81 Cnr 47alsx Porto fco a. 43n.7f no
CsYe1 Cuss h4cyf 400 a. 4ldl3 and ~ bos Ne~ ~
Ths Coffee laftst sthsf Gull 10 Af-
having psfcnassd .p1rsy W. io bag Bfalh A. ~ a.
100 ig4syr4 ~. 100 Manila aiss l4' Cqs. pm f -
p1r 81 T. Jafz r, 1sue tine an1 zoos D9u1El a. ~
cash
Isl. Dry p~ry sne Dali 100 qts 'oe Al az
\ a. arrs 6-ofgss Bsrk a. 20 Nscs-r-
god snd taken r-sds sfrv- -
sa ~ 80 ats 7tGts 5fcy porss sealed Herring a. "a w.
~ ots ~ 10s0 ash. and
20 IN al snd h Refined Bar a. - F mos
LkAfhEkis demand Tor -os continues good and pne- a-
ctsng-
HEMP q1ef I'D have tutto Doc email sa-s
dressed Dew s.-fatl b, som. 200
an Liverpool Tor thi- county ~ Ciia [ - y ton
HIDFs w. noce Buero- Ayfe-, antl1 u ~ tttrs
cash ~ Porto C.tsio A. ~ - q Y
green sf-d T-1ss . stf 2ol Dry southern a. cas'
Plat md Genital American Tfat- terms f
o. pfesngs afd 5p 4, re.s r. a. g. mos
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-21
~ THE MIDNIGHT SOT7HERN NAIL
,,....,iou Of Hon. l.. {. Levin-Lannch OIL
Revenue Cutter-NIarkets, &C.
correspOndcnce OF INC IIIOuII''
PHLADELPHIA, sunday. May ~


PHIADELPHIA, sunday May ~
nj. Native Americans of Southwark had a IRE
.aop. meeting last night al the Comms-i oneis "a"
e-.,sr,rk 20 welcome home Hon. LEVIN T. -,
49,, nj Congress from the First Con-fe'-ionH ~
-, When Mr Levin made hi appearance ~. ,, ~
isuse shook the building 20 It's very eehle,' ~, ~.
addressed the meeting for over an ho-i' md ststin,
,onduet DUNG the last session OF cons' - -, =,
- .o..on. Ter opposing the sppointmi'"' 81 ''i '-
mon 10 Office in Philadelphia ~ 'ns 49,, ,b,b,
snecch which was rapturousy "tps 49, 49,,
y 5cliverv Mr. C. T. Wilson oneIfed l"' 'o'i'"'-s
$500 That We the Native Americans OF NE fir-i
Congressional STREET asseinDisn ~ $500, 80. .
~ Ia e,oress our undlfunished confidence n t" pom
- u,egriy ofour sbie RepresenaiiEe ~
n eyn and that Visa source OF congraiu sii on Ga
80 ~ fnd him now. a. 10 the beginning an ardent Ma
tive American. ,., ,,o ab,vo rc.,i.,.i,,, p,a,,
.siv and Adjourned with three cheers for Gen
,r.sio, and three more for Hon. Lewis g. Levin.
}bere were l43 deaths la this city during the week
ending yesterday, Of which IL were from consumption
re new revenue cutter Duane was launched yester
A. =, the shiY.yard o. Jacob Icesc, Remington. The
e,,er Forward salued her with l3 guns, shc gided
into her destined element.
During the week ending yesterday there were r.
,gs, " vessels At this port and ia cicaIances =
81 the arrivals were from foreign port.
Oar Four market dull, buyers aud sellers not agreeins
upoa the The former oaer ~ ~ but The alter De-
maud a. 61 Small sales Of Rye flour ~ - ~ Corn
uea commands ~ n l. ard s. - for Brandywine and
pennsylvania The decline 81 Wheat Is acceded % by
seers and red sold az - o. and white a. = no. VIII
sole sales al o. Rye sells 81 cents There = good
demand FOR Conn., for shipment al 81 to ~ cents 0r weight
Sales Of Dat. al - TO % cent? for Pennsylvania an1 " %
81 cents Tor Southern.
SALES OF STocEs-Frsi Board-l0 Plant Bk Tenn -
d y b. Penn Towns p q j. Louisville r. o. ~ -
I bs g.. ~; $1,000 Penn D., - loo ln- CO o.
of0 Nav Is o. b5. f3i Franklin Fire. Is. 30 Bank
Penn b5 100: do DO cash. 100 10 Grad. ~ 500
Penn b. - Il Penn Ins % 500 Penn D., 81 10 d.
~ s6.DoO Gin -. b. 81
Second Isoa,d-s5 900 Tenn Is. ~ $500 do. -. 81
= 100 Penn b. al. Penn RR ID 5000 Reading 3D.
81; sso0 Penn S. g. az 81 On Kentucky o., lp 50
Penn H. ~ =, Planiers Tenn, b., a., 100 Bank 50
Il, q Ga, ll9. SToO Gin b. 81
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Passengers Arrived.

IL aphp Chsro4c, 'orannqh jos Tsy, aiy hifer
and servants. Alien rsltoG LADY and chi
Potter eldfsn DR. Hsmt1a. lady ctd
df.n Mf- Jhu Ward fchdr-u and ssfsAnts NJ
B-tere children Wat- M SAT- Bectey and lads
Nftberge Me- Williams
Allen Gdbee Mi-.es Potter, Me- Dsli.ou, @
Msahad Ylsf-f3e. Bancroft, Powers. Green
POsutt EdVd DAVIS B0foh, sifat'on Chs sheppard
M.lard Bafrsf- " Bls Chs Day, Jss Hough w smith
Parsons. DHno~ Master Jota Pay. and - stssrsg-
IL lip SeoaN 0gs Lr0To0iThos Porch. stephen ksd-
ssm1s ReD-cCa Tongue Charles and Hrri krh sn'
l5s D. st-ef4f@
In mp Lissr,y o LtucTooM Ronso' surgeon, Eos and
Ius seaman Hussw Hzt~- Tist and 17N
EraoH from Ri0 JoHeo-ssml soahsn, Of Roo Cum
MA q
IN brig B4tiona,ag from GuyaAto-ar Aymar sndl lsay,
Wright
IN brig Wson Fuller Jron SarannahE cssnef and ady Mr.
r. .
IL big Char from Nasss, NfG-o Poits. Ne~ Yors John
Rob.rson. NJ. Nsr.h.l aud Mr. Chrysu-. NAsssu. NJ
In teir y j. Butars 6om N D0Mngo cHy-Mf Long and
clid Mr. Msfnit and LADY