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The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1850-04-25

dnSE-Dsvid NJ. Kelsey, who l:as been
editing the Iowa Free Democrat, Free
S.ii sheet, has started i,r California. The
publication Of the paper is, consequently,
suspended. lie was one orihe rankest ali.
u!iii,ni.ts IN tue country.
Ills salcdic.ory address CONCLUDES thus:
IN orr editorial career Of one year and d
hall you will discover many errors aud I'M.
wise declarations aud measures; bur, we
well know, all errors Of the head, not Of
The heart. P,rdon our fo.'ies; excuse our
errors; and h'pc tina. We may pref, by the
experience Of tho past year aud half.
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ToR THE Second CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT.
a. there Is no Congressional Committee in the Sec
ond Congressional District of Iowa, the undersigned
would recommend to the Wings of the several conn
ties in the District meet in Convention at Iowa City
on the 18th day May next. by Delegates for the pnr'
pose mating candidate for the next Congress
from this District.
Ratio OF Representation to be the same as in tic
State Convention.
ERENEZFR C tOK.
Chairman Of State Executive Committee.
Davenport, April 9Th, 1850.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1850-04-25

ErCod Liver Oh Candy has been in.
vented by druggist in Springfield, Mass.
The New York Mirror states that a single
house in TINT city, is under con,rac, 10 sur.
ply no less than fifteen thousand gallon. Il
cod liver oil between that md the Is, d
May next.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1850-04-25

GA duel came of in Schenectady, on
Thursday last, between two gentlemen Of
colnr, in 'slhc lumber business" Cause
jealousy and three pints Of rum. They
fought with pair Of saws aud bucks-oi.e
Of the beiEserents lost ON ear, and the
,,hcr the basement Of his corduroys. NJ
Insurance.
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" CABINET FURNITURE.
LADIES' SEMINARY.

iSS HORSLEY begs to announce 10
Av6 the inhabitants ofDayenport, that she in
tends commencing in conjunction with her sister,
lady school, Tor the education OF young ladies'
Tor which purpose they have taken the hous-.
nextto Messrs. Cook s. Srgent's Office Having
received liberal education they feel themselves
competent 10 give instruction in the usual
branches Of Learning, also useful and orn mental
needlework. Terms $500 per quarter. Ma.ic
$500 Drawing $3.50 per quarter. School
will commerce on The 23d inst.
Davenport April ODD 1850
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1850-04-25

DAVENPORT POST OFFICE.
.1rrirai and Departure Of Male
Mails Arrives and Closes as follows:
EASTERN.
No. 1899 Arrives Daily 8A.N.
Closes D,y 3P.M.
SOUTHERN. !,
NJ. 1864. Arrives Tuesdays, Thursdays and
Saturdays at :. n.
Closes Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays 8 m.
NORTHERN.
No. 47Ol. Arrives Tuesdays, Thursdays & SAT-
urday IL m. ~
Closes Mondays, Wednesdsys& Fridays Ga. m.
ria Rirer. Route. - )
No. 400. Arrives Wednesdays and Saturdays
at Q p IN.
Closes Mondays g. Thursdays at 10 Q. m.
D. C. ELDRiDGE, T. NJ.
OFFICE HOuRS.
Open from 8 A. Nj. to 4 P. NJ. and from r.
M. TO Z P. NJ. !,
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Notice..

The Right Rev. Bishop KEMrEn, Bishop Of Iowa,
win preach in the Prot. Episcopal Church, in this
place on Sunday next the esth inst at 10 o'clock
A. NJ, and 3 O'Clock p. NJ.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1850-04-25

Scott county al the recent election voted
take $4,000 stock in the Lrsaile and
Rick Island r. X. This is a liberalt,
deserving Of intuition by other counties in
tcres,ed in similar works.-J0cason Co.
Democrat.
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RELIGIOUS NOTICE.
series OF etings will be held in this place, COM
mencng on Friday evening May Sd, OF the Discipies'
meeting house. Preaching BY Elder Jas. I. Castor.
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BOOKS AND STATIONERY.
YWyTr subscriber has received

an addition 10 his former stock of PooEs
and STArioNERy and can nov supply customers
at more reasonable rates Than formerly.
School Books from 10 70 90 per cen. lower
than heretofore sold in the place. Toy and Re
ward Book. Primers and S.'eIing Books; Read
ing Books; Arthmetics: Geographics; Gram
mars: d ciionarics and Dehners: School iIiso-
ries; Works OF Nat. Philosophy, Chemistry, Bot
any, &C.
Ter paper; steel pens; quilts; icls; ink ink
stands; envelopes; note paper: p,ncil~. &c. &c.
A. SANDERS.
Davenport, April 18Th, 1859.
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Died,

On e4.h inst, GEORGE D., infant son Of George D.
and Mary Sargent. Aged nine months and four days.
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STONE SAVING.

WvnE subscribers are prepared
TO furnish Sawed Stone such as Window
aud Door Caps and liz, Door Steps, Water Ia
blcs, Hearth Stone, Slabs for Grave Stones, &c
10 any who wis, to purchase. They also keep
constantly on hand, supply Of LINE, which
thew will sell at sixty Gents per Dbl. delivered
in Davenport, or F,!ly Gents at their kiln miles
above Davenport.
]. p. & C. r. HITCHCOCK.
Davenport, Apr! II, iB50.-3l-3m.
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BOOkS ANDSIA'TlONERY,
PAPER AND BLANK BOOKS.
WALL AND WIxDGW PAPER,
little Rock Island Cook Store, NJ &c Miaoi. 81
&CHUDl. BOOKS. !. gennr.i . -sor,
- ment for sale low TO Merchants ard Teach.
Observation-Disclosures Cooks suitable for coun,.
Libraries aud private reading Fancy S. stationery
OF all kinds-Country Merchants furnished al
low prices for Cash, County Record Books
made 10 order. A large supply Of Blank Books
constantly on hand.
Musical Instruments, consisting Of fine and
extra Flutes and Accordions, also FiageoIe,s and
Flies.
Also
Fire hoard prints and Oil Winiow Shades
Cap and Letter Paper on hand al all times by tile
Resm. Country Merchants and others a.. re-
quested 10 call and examine my stock and prices
HENRY A. PORTER.
January Sd, 1850
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DRUGS AND MEDICINES.

~ III II L subscriber having return
- ed from ST. Louis with u full
~ supply of Drugs, Medicines, Chcmi.
N4 Gals, Paints, OILS, Varnishes, Brushes,
- Fancy articles Nc &c is preuared
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REGULAR 81. PETERS PACKET.

4la1 The splendid steamer
zesiid II D.. FRANKLIN, No. 2. 8. n.
son. between ST. Louis and St. Peters. touching At all
the dirrents Ports and Landings both sides ofthe
river.
The DIR. Franklin has heen thoroughly overhs uled,
repaired and repainted and offers rare inducements
TO passengers for safety and comfort.
For freight or passage apply on board.
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LIST OF LETEYRa.

Kemainingin the Post Office at Dsvenpors on
the Isl day Of April, 1850. which II NOT. taken
out before the ist day Of July, will be sent
10 the General Post Office as dead letters.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1850-04-25
WIG CONGRESSIONAL CONVENTION

April 9th, 1850.
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$500 He said that II ct his intention 20 re-
prsts ut that hs issued any orders any
portion Of squadron Ia lombard cities
Intended 70 hat portion of Meite
producing the impression the mind Of the
Portuguese government. and he thought that
there to be found In the President's message
fom'thng which looks to the same purpose and
calculated to produce such impression. The
late President said the omission of the Portuguese
govern TO 40 justice to American claimants,
astnp es character 20 and serious that shall
shortly make 1t the subject Of n special message to
Congress The former Secretary of State, however,
adopted shorter method. He did not cay that the
President ordered bonn bardmeDt of Lisbon. but sent
tbither an integt Mt officer to bluster about aud to
procure on the Portuguese the preston
thht he WAS ready to hou bard the city and by this
means to eoerce the Portuguese government
Mr. sTE'Ehs replied lie said the gentleman under
took 10 prove that the strongest confidence should be
given 10 what he had stated. namely. that the late
Presidents had sent clustering commander TO buster
ard intimidste the Portuguese government. On the
other hand, the message from which the gentleman
read say the difficulty Is not settled What then
Tha. he should submit the question to Congress No
thing is farther from he idea that bombardment
was threatened. 1t IL distinctly disclaned
MIR. stanton's amendment TO the amendment was
rejected
The amendment of Mr. Bayly still being before the
committee, appropriating OUTFIT Of SIS 600 for
Charges TO Portugal, New Granada, Guatemala. and
Ecuador,
MIR. McOLFREAED moved to amend. by adding the
salary ard outfit Of the Charge to Nicaragua nine
tbout and dosrs lie SAID he Understood the present
Charge about to return aud pressed the Importance
the anle ndment Of Mr.. Bayly. thus amended
adopted
Amendments were nj de. appropristing for city i'm.
and $4,000 for the relief and protection
portsnce we're adopted when the COMMITTEES and
tn, Houke adjourned.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-08-22

Tsoy, August Fl. 1850.
An sppsllipg and bloody tragedy came to light this
morning at the st. Charles Hotel the particulars of
which follows
About ten O'Clock this forenoon, Mr.. b. b. Nc
Donald, the proprietor OF the hotel thinking there
something wrong In the non appearance OF man
and woman who had stopped travellers, went TO
tn room and knocked at the door, but receiving
answer be opened tmall window the door. when
q horrid spectacle was presented. Both man and
woman were dead the bodies the clothes and the bed
were With blood, and the throats Of both
cut and horribly mutilated.
The man and woman came to the hotel about four
o'clock Monday morning, and from facts which
were bror gbt out it -four that the mans name
was william A. Caldwell, . resident OF whitehall,
where be has father living. He vas from twenty-six
20 tbiitv years Of sge, and had returaed FROM sea
about three four moDths since. He Was well
dressed and OF respectable appearance.
The womRHs maiden name was Louisa O. Van
Wtnkle but IL 10 believed she OF late known by the
Of Knapp; che ~as between twenty five and
thirty years old and very beautiful She vas dressed
In deep mourning aud L. stated TO be from Brooklyn
The coroner Of Troy being ont Of the city, Coroner
easuen, Of Lansing burgh. Was sent for 10 hold an
Inquest The jury after hearing the facts In the case,
returned the following verdict So That the woman
her death by having her throat cut from ear
TO EAR by the hands OF william A. Caldwell, on the
evening OF Tuesday; and that Caldwell came 10 his
death by his own hands
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WGprssDav August 2I-sPM
There vas little more activity to-day In Govern
msnt and state securities t,l- bitter prs.s Hold
not Opposed part with this class OF stoks 60
surrest rates and &c H. thes~ore dienlt 40 pick up
any quantity The sdvasoein prices lately sho~s tb-
eject % svens MODERATE drmaud Kspluesy q. in.
proved y per cent PennsJvsnia 81 y; Erie Bonds.
old y Erie Railroad declined =. sod Resdinr R.n
read "a kr'e Rsirosd sppsus TO be be nos. .etiy. .r
the same time The weakest fancy on IN. I., R-.ipr
hailresd has sivsn wsy, after desps-.ss strsxrls or
the part e the buls sd should me- b. surpr..d a,
ss- u ss'e 'teodny Avn until "a afsin touches IN.
ihifues Neither Of these roads have 40 to this tim
earned The nrsi doiisr ~ dividsnd on their e.pa.I
stock and THE probability h. that The remainder OF
the year VII b. no proluetiv. rh,r. IL. r,..s
smilartyun IN pciicr and suas m.nt OF N. AZ IN.
o. hees comrsuifs, and sntisipa.s similar rosuts
nom their opes.tIon
IT, receipts o. ,bs oce cf the As.is.an, rrsa.ursr
81 THE roit 70 dis snountcd 20 S.Tn osli p.ynsn,s
t1"9 ss-hslancs. 80 El7 BEL ~ rus h an arss
TINE tnse IN" ss'stushmert Of toe Indst.n l. nc
Treasury ys.,m thai tn deposits at tais port nave
exceeded DIV millions Of d.ilars No.sTtast.u ilnx
THE enormous accumulation ~ cole sot sslse- ths
banks have 90 imnfns" dsad Weigh. On hand in the
shape fsPeci~ According 20 the latest retaras -
he comp'ros-. 81 snrssfs that or the a,th ~ 5uo.
the banks q this ty bad IN their vaults $40 30 ";
In specie Since Get t'me We have resolved thr.-,
millions - soid froa, California mos, ~ uAi.h has
gene Into N banks b. ths shape Of Nin. cprte.s.
and " counted ~ ~ much sp-cis The ohsbritv IA
that - this mefssut the amount 81 syscis IN n,
hsnh - the eitr sud IN ths sob rr.a.ury. /. IA.
se''n''rn billions u fosss .sam greater than sssr
knosn sciora
TIE steamship philadelphia, fr-n ct,s :. ~iA 80
N'sh later isisiigsrse hsa csrtOrAis, brlrgs oai
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An an .ppopl...io at. which ended bis life tn.

vIb an appoplesto at, which ended bis life His re-
aps followed to the grave, az I've o'clock IN the
svt niDK by a large sonoonrss Of his eountrymsn.
The Rew Crane dian Gong has adjourned.
DR. BrAndus. Of BrIe Pa, who came passenger ON
the Cnhtornia lrft here Tuesday mSrniug Tor his
nom. ON Lake Erie. Hs has aoeumu l4ted the mug
sam of 100000 during years residence in tho
sutekA State lie reports that Capt John A. suttsr
viii be here in few days, with halI a million of gold
dsst
We are grAtihsd to perceive that Col Alvah Mann,
who Las been 40 long coudued by illness at ths New
York hotel IL again stirring about in our streets,
though It'll in cole health The Colonel started for
california with, perhaps the valuable stud Of
circus horses in the United states When reae he'd
Chsgres from Havana some months since, he
PEELED 10 cut his way for twenty six mites through
aenfs forest, where before the foot OF horse
tToi In coming up through this terrible Pathsay,
tb. hoofh Of four OF bis noblet horses rally
Ell snd gathered together If for funeral pile
Sub,tQUCnuy these fine animals "shuflled OF this
mortal cont The Colonel in ascending the Uhayess
river alo lost trunk containing valuable articles to
tbe amount OF $1,000 During his sojourn Ia Panama
he has been truly unfortunate flo attacked by
fsv,r dytsBiery. and for time it consid-
cred doubtful it he would ever recover His company
performed here for lew nights but it
taip,d that this place would not support circus On
tb 9TH inst the tent taken down and It, with the
Eve remaining horses disposed OF ruinous sacri-
nee II Is The intention If Col N tn return 10 the
United states.
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TELEGRlPHIC INTELLIGENCE.
Y-FIasr CONE II Ess.
FIRST SESSION.

BY MoRsE's MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.

BY MoKsEs MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
wAsHiSGros, August 81, 1850
After the consideration Of morning business, the
Fugitive Slave bill was taken up.
Mr. DAYTON submitted some remarks In reply to Mr..
Badgers speech Of yesterday and against Mr. Pratts
amendment making the United States liable for the
value Of escaped slave, when the federal officers
may fail to deliver him up to the claimant, aud when
evidence is furnished that such slave is within such
officers district.
hessrs. AreHrsOs, FoOrE, PhArr, and MAsO,, each
advocated the amer dment
Mr.. DArIoS rejoined to Mr. Pratts remarks.
Mr.. BERRIrS said he could not vote for the amend
ment 1t was, in his opinion, unconstitutional The
United States government ought not. and could not
properly be made responsible Tor the value Of fugitive
slaves who might be lost TO their because Of
the acts II . lswlsfs mob.
Mr. MASON eoEtended that IL was o constitutional
duty OF the federal government 10 see that fugitive
slaves were restored.
The debate was continued until nearly four o'clock,
when. without coming to any vote, the Senate sd-
journed.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-08-22
Interesting from Washington.
OUR SPECIAL TELEGRAPHc DESPATCH.

UIH HFEIIAL DESPATCH.
WAsHIsGroS, August Il 1850.
1t Is said that the committee appointed TO invest-
gate the charges against Mr. Giddings for abstrctng
letters from the post Office, will report against that
gentleman.
The Marshal OF Western Pennsylvsnii, Mr.. Irwin,
has been suspended, for reason, from office.
The prospect L. at present unfsvorable for the pas
fage Of the Texan boundary BILL but It is hard to say
ything positive about It.
1t Ia rumored that several removals have recently
been made In the northwest.
Information has been received here Of extensive
frauds by the government officers In California which
will cast Galphiniim In the shade
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iNrFrtsfe- lur Ctrg VIVA CoSvtcrs rpov BsR-
Hrit.- On Irrsdey risht man named Daniei Hnids-
worth feH irto The lsuds ~ the Fourth wsri police
ubs H. Vas iu state ~ utnxisstion ard hr1ught
g. ~ Frurt vutd station house Wkle there he
ttfd fist D. aud nine ethsr- had arrived that day
~ tlc brig fNer ~ Bermuda whcrr they md been
tsausfcrfpl from Ergisnd AND he'd act their pardon
ard "a hFir psssF money raid ~ condition ~ thsr
sofrirg 81 tlis rnurfty. rrcp the Information ".
esftsd fsut this Capfsin nitrhett arrrstat two
usr " The party nsrst Henry Williams ard wiz an
tsrsEsd - pyets or whether Epgsra has con ueucsd
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TRAksToETArioS or EEGLrsH CoSvIcTs TO THE
UhTEp STArEs.-By reference TO agstheT eolumn,
il wiil hs that ten convicis transported from
Great Britain. 40 Bermuda, were sent 10 this city by
the British authorities, and arrived here on Tues
day last, tben passage being paid in the brig Swan,
and pardon granted them, condition of their
coming 10 the United States, and settling therein.
We trust they will be- sent back to the place whence
they came, and that the authorities will not permit
the country 10 be deluged with such villains
Heaven knows we have enough of the unconvicted
oflscourngs OF the British community 10 contend
sgainst-the thieves from London, Bristol and
Liverpool, and the lugitives from justice every
where, without having whole swarms of con
victs set loose upon US together If there is no
authority To send them back, we hope Congress will
soon pass a law giving authority, and ma king
provision for the expense Of the re-ransportation Of
such characters IN the meantime, would ad
wise the Mayor TO take the risk Of sending them
back, just as the English send back the Irish pau
pers TO Ireland 10 shoals, lending them at Dublin,
Cork and other seaports, after they have become
disabled and reduced 10 desttu:ion in working for
that grateful nation Retaliation is absolutely
necessary; for this is not the first time, nor the
second, that England has tried her hand at the
same game II would be only serving the British
government right if we sent over cargo of the
worst jail birds Of Sing Sing and the other State
prisons throug hon, the country.
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New York. Thursaay, August as, Iss'
The New. by the Europa.

Last night, we received, by special messenger,
package of European newspapers, and, after mid
night, we have CLEANED from them every item of
news of any value, which will be found under an
appropriate head. The Denmark war with the
Duches seems TO present formidable frent for
European diplomacy, and may yet be the nucleus
for variety of changes in the political world The
newspapers, however, add but little to the ac-
counts received by the telegraph.
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RsLrIsoar August 81 1880
The mail 10 through. bot no rsws Of importance Il
eontsinsi In the papers
The sI,susiv- hsnsioa Honse Hotel. At Mobile
totally destroyed by ere the 18th Inst The house
ard furpiturr insured for t6T ooo chiefly In Mo
bile II VS. the wost ~ On iDceudiAry.
We learn that sdvierr have ben received from Gal.
vsttor 90 the 1Oth inft Amongst vhich. notice
eases Of eholers 81 Brssos Dr. Case lost thirteen
SAWS snd another nan banrd Jackson lost eight
The weather In ftrss has been very hottie Their
nfmttsr fanelnE Al 100 deg
ssrsIAl Indian ontraass rere noticed the frontie
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rrs,tina of sous OF T.mperanne.

NTICAl AuFs I0IV
There being quite n number % tn. Sons % Tempe
In ibis city, attending the o v. Convention,
hey will hold grand ting. this evening. at their
AL IL "a strongly Advocated that ths Btate should bo
aiyissd. tn. san a. by the odd F.ilo-s
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Odd F.l,ox,., convent,on.

UTIcA. August I'll. 1850.
The Committees the Grand Masters Report re-
I'd this morning. nom which hnd there have
Teen titysix lodges installed since the annnil session
IN lS4p There nov three hundred aud nfty eight
contributing lodges In the jurisiieton 81 the Grand
odge which more than were In the State whsp
ihs nov constitution was adopted In November. 1919,
The 0rsnd Eneampmebt met last evening The re-
pert Of the Grsnd Patriarch was reported on TO the
committees A number ~ degrees were given
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-08-22

TRIAL % ToM KAsoUsr LyrI coLE, roR THE W rs.
TrRLr BANK RoIBERr, RHoDE IsLAkD.-The jury in the
Of Ksnouse and Cole, discharged at midnight
Monday the term Of the court having PRED They
stood, on going out, eight for conviction, and when
discharged, Kline for conviction The court meets
again on the third Monday in February, at which
time they will be again tried.
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Progrrss Of the Cholera, 80.

PIrrsruRGH August II 100.
We have had no cholera here for several days past,
md the city 10 considered In very healthy state.
MnwAuKrr. August q. 1850.
Ihe Eoard Of Health reported nine deaths by cholera
yesttrisy.
MsnPnIs, August 81 1850.
Several Of cholera have occurred here amongst
the vict ms OF which ice the name OF Professor
DOYLE - the phs University, Who died at Giead
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hEarHfsL August II. 1850.
0snsrsl T.. T. Coe, lawyer died here yesterday
from the Effects % sound received from Jo.sph
Williams. alfo . lawyer. shout month since duriag
difcuty IN the court hcuse, relative 20 matters
esrntd viii enc ~ the banks
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Items FROM Cine,npass.

Cfscisssrt, August %, 1850.
TIE health 81 the eity is good
Business " dull although large eonsignmsnts Of
rcrde receives on the East daily.
The weather 90 day v very suitry
The Ohio state fsnh from it, conservative frrnIa-
tons suffered ICES by the failure q Suy dam Sage
a Co.
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NaIfTMoNr. AuRnst II wv
We lssrn that the Rev Mr. Chesney ~ th- Bait
more Conference seized With cramp. the 18th
int ~hils bathing In Jsm-s river fr~ssstie.
Va ans drowued lie was frmfrly printer. aud
served liz apprrt tcsshiP IN the once ~ the Psraf
lie studisd divinity wh learning the print ng trade,
aud When out OF his time heear q minister
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Pr..sns.s,.. q. Gov. Thomas.

BALrtnosE. August II. 1850.
The students Of 81 riuothys Hall. Baltimore conn
~ 90. nis be prttented Gov Thomas 18th spenddly
bound copy ~ Hogarths works, % token 81 regard
for tho hovitsty sasrd-d them duriag recent visit
a. Annapolis
Captain Buss-rirh, arrested here for selling
ahinalse yfthout lice
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Sailing of tho sseamshlp CAM ria.

ButToN- AuFuNt
The British steamship Cambria Captain Leiteh,
Jailed day at IL oclosk with city passengers
for Liverpool an Eve for Halifax. Among the former
were Mr. Barlow aud Mr. n. Essex. both OF New York.