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The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-07-14

.HOF ERS RHEUMATIC SPECIFIC" - er
tam, safe and eHrCtual cure for Rheumatsm '"
all its forms. II issn int, Fnal remedy when 'h",
oughly 'xpels all morbid from the sy'ttm' ~
restores freedom. supplsness and ease 10 the shn nr
and painful muscles and joints. The victim o. We
distressing malady who has long been crippled ~
disabled " III be enabled to exult in returning he''
comfort and usefulness.
The Proprietor fthis m-dic inc sftsT h.bg for yes
completely crippled and disqualified for business
thousands others aave drr.ed .qual ben, fits fcm
IL. We might fill columns with tfstimonias o. ~,
wonderful efficiency, but We \ i'll only refer
loving highly respectable citiI.ns Of St. Iou,s as
vicinity who have used u with the most set, ~.
resuts:-Nm 1tenshaw, Sen, T.. Mead, NJ fns'y
Wilson, Warren, } Brow,l's, l. Dorh.,,";,,
w Town. II Virgins, Vim Andrews, Or. W.,
SITE, WIN More. John Horrel 7 A't'mns' DIV"
PrrPai ed by =. {. Hoyakfr; NJ,
Druggist, -. Louis, MO-
For sci. ty ELDFlDGEA son;
Druggists, Davenport, h""'
june 0, 1854
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RENWIcK & SON,

RENWlCK & SON,
STEAMBOAT AGENTS, FORWARDING. STORAGE
AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS
Bazaar Landing,
" DayESPosT, Iowa,
EsPECIF ULLY call the attention offarmers, ship
III pers, and the public generally to this advertise
mcHt.
They will at all times be ready to store and ship ev-
cry description of produce and merchandise, 10 buy
and sell on commission, and trust, BY prompt and
strict attention to the interests OF all who may favor
them with their patronage 10 merit the public conf
dence.
The business will be conducted and carried on In the
spact0as building recently ereclad by M. Fulton, de-
slguated as tbs bazanr, to which ia attained commo
doGs landing for steamboats, at all stages OF the river
and possesses advantages favorable 70 the importer or
shipper not the least Of which is that no drayage III
be required from the Warehouse to boats or from
boats 10 the warehouse. May Q, 1895
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BLEiCHED SHIFTING

S'eetings and driliing-, hickory stripes, tick
ng, etc, crash-sce'rh and russia diapers rus
s.a huckabuck, wiling and diaper, choice table
intns, fronting 90. White toil,, bed quilts.
Transparent window sh AIDES and Putnams sell
adjusting fixtures 10 hang up, wlih cord AND
tasset to give hon the finishing 'ouches
4 ew nice summer shawls, such as cashmere
and six hnen.
a good variety Of Groceries constantly or
hand, and great variety of hardware expect
cd TO arrive or. Wall and window paper do,
"rockery and glassware, carpstings win o,n be
b nd. He has on hand hne lot Of best
Wheeling mails, a superior aril,le.
tie can and will make il an object for people
10 do hetr'radtng with him. He has the repu-
taion OF keeping better assortment Of gooJs
than any o'hcr establishment about here, and
any person ordering goods from h m shall have
40 reason TO conp!ain OF unialrncss OF his part.
Farmers wal please helr in mind that they
set higher Tr ces at Moline for their buiel,
cheese, eggs, poultry or vegetables o. any Kind
taau al amy Other place about. an ! he is always
CAD 70 get them Ia *, hangc for his good. -
lie wants corn. oats. wheat, rags and cab He
- willing to s,il a i The goods he has got tor
gooi pay u any sort.
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Steam Saw Mil for sale or Rent.

THIS property which is offered far sale, is situated in
Il Tue lover part Of the city OF Davenport aHi is Ia
good RAINING order. Ii has Ia operation oae perpeI
d,cuar eating from Goo 10 EeoD 4. Of lumber
per day, and poser Sufficient 10 drive large Circular
Saw.
Ii not sold II viii BE- % from the 20sh of next
Mar. Apply 10 +. TRAYSGR
Davenport, June Q, l652.-3o-;
I,IPTH VOLUME D'AUBlGSE.s REFORMATION
JIst received and FOR sale a. FoTter's Rock Island
Book store. jane Q, l553-zO
DEATRICE-Ano:her supply received by Express 10
ID s&t3sfy taa 2cmaEa-PF5c- 50 and IS cents ii
jane 9, ls53-40 POhTER's Rock Island.
+ CEICAG0 and Z. |. X. E.-Eaye st brought Ia,
SSuDscr0as seven cases Wall paper comprising ~
most eYeCg VARIETY. Also aEe lot Of hfab5ard prints
direct from Nsw York atd for sale low BY
JGne Q, s55f3 II. A. PORTER
WE have oa hand aad for sals eomplsts assort-
w meul Of Boots anG shoes from an lAfant Shoe TO
stoEa Boot. all Of which offer for sale very low.
June Q, 1896 VAN TUYL & COOK.
1--WE cases ruled Cap ana Letter paper. aow open
4 and for sale 70 dealers az low rate
Jane 9, ie5a-3q. w. ". F01|PS e. %.
4 pNfTTASCE F4sEt-IaS g gi-i.-4 ~. ...s, ,s.t.ul
y - dozen Ladies' aud Aizs-' Bluusts which are o f.
fsrei very low st IssLEE's New YORK store. No. 2
lie Claire Row, June Q, 1888.
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MEM FIRM.
CITY JEWELRY STORE.

NEARLY OPPOSITE LIE CLAIRE HOUSE
I nEALERs in Clocks, Watches, lewelry, Fancy
/ lJGoods, and Toys
III kinds OF Clocks. Watches, and Jewelry neatly
repaired and warranted Work from distance prompt
/ ly attended 10 by. ,,.r,,,
Engraving done to order at the City JeNelry Store,
/
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B0NNETs.

His stock Of BaHnets I, I Ladies' aed Misses i
very hard TO beal. H IS also wtl supplied
auh lib' ols aud ilJwcrs 10 trim with, aud
Grape, erape lese; tatIeton muslin and i osenee
silks 10 line them
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MILL STONES.
DUTCH BoLTlNG CLOTHS.
Extra HEAVY.
Portable Girls. aai Corn Mills, Mill Irons, Screen
Wire, &C.
BY NELSON HAYWARD.
Yves, water street Chicago. Illinois, and Front street,
Cleveland Ohio. Jane .. ls53-ia-3ai.
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NEW GROCERY STc2E.
Wilson {. Harley

HAvE REAoyRD their Grocery ard Provision
II Store 70 The Of Sd and Brady Streets, IN
oer ihe Gazstte 0ffca,
They have enlarged ID cir stock derably, meet
the demands Of their increasing They have
on hand blsek, Young Hyson ard Imperial Iea; Rio.
Iasuyta aud Java Coiles. Sugars very cheap. 90 4,
OF Sugar for 81. Rice, Chocolate 5ioiasses OF ali
kinds. Spices, Dried Apples and Peaches. No. ]. .
and IacEerei Dried ana Picked H.rrinss. Boston
Pickles, Tobacco. Glass and Nails. ksnhawa aid
GroaBd Alan Salt. II f-ci, We have ever thing con.
A=eted with tn Grocery Trade. Also, good assogt
meAi Of Q9eensware, Shoulders, Sdas and Hams; SQ-
eGF-cured Hams, &c
Yr7awe intend dong Cash business, ard Fay CAST
for everything; eonseq aerty afford self cheap
Jane l5, lss3 " Il H.
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CHICAGO MUSIC STORE!
j. 4. CEsAsDiEx,
10. >, LIZ CLAIRE ROW,
OaYenport. Iowa

A GEM for the sale Of Musical INSTRUMENTS. Must.
cal Merchandise Of every description. Laitin Lew
is 81 Co.'S. celebrated PLANO F0HTES, MELODEONS,
&C. lie will also keep hand Sheet Muse, the la
test publication. Cheap Publications Of the most popu-
Lar writers Of e day. books Of Instruction for the PA
no Fortts, q litar, Melodaon, Pldtna, Vion iccor-
dion, Futs, &c. by different authors likewise Station
cry, and Gl3sr things 100 numerous 20 meGti3n.
The s&bscrb3r hopes by syrct attention 10 business
ana low prices 70 share portion Of rHblie patronage.
ard REQ aes that persons wanting anything 10 his line
to cell ana examine bis stock before purchasing else
where.
ANY articles not on hand Obtained 10 order
june u, 4-ts
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CITY DRUG STORE.

STEVENSON & CARNAHAE
ID G@FECfFULLY call the attention Of Physicians
l. and Others to their well -alseied stock Of
DRUGS AND MEDICINES,
winch they have just rsceT 81 from Philadelphia. Ply
siaaus VINO wahta ur3 article Of medicine invited
10 examine their stock Of s:.ct Powders and EytrnCt
together v I'll al the variety belonging to the Drug
business Davenport June o. Is53-3J-3m.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-07-14
: BOOTS AND SHOES

A good Lot al its aud shoes for gents, hogs.
atc., aud for ati7s-a very nice isi oil such -
VII pl, ase aEa no mistaAe-uIisses and child
fen 10
India Rubber Goods
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REGULAR PACKET.

a - THE Fine Steamer sliES
ket1t AND0AH, Eugene Laysiiie Master,
d42ne - will run regularly curing the enilft
season. between ST LOUIS aud Gatena, stepping at all
the intern aaIatr ports Shippe ma rely upon ne
continuing in h. trade during the season, and psss
gers upon comfort consenirhct, aaa exp. On.
freight OF passage apply on aoart. Apr ~ D.
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HATS AND CAPS. :

Hats 81 II Kinds Tor uisn. hos and infants
The best a-seitnent anywhere. u you want al
,le4ani White beaver, yua can have u, and ans
hing else down the tnepoest Kind OF pain
al. Cans IN nAaA aAanLLIE.
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WHO WANTS a HOME !,

WHO WANTS 4 KjMEs
INIIE Subscriber has laid OF portion of his land into
lots of one acre each. chance is row offered
for tAeSe wishing 10 mike profitable investment, or
for taosa desiring 10 secure homestead. These lots
he ediaely adjoining the city, but ten minutes
walk from the Courthouse. The Davenport and Conn
Ill Bluffs Railroad will pass fhrongh near this land
One acre OF This land viii make poor man good
home. aud eventually riEh man. any one desiring
to purchase will apply 10 WILLARD BiRRoNS,
Cout,y SURVEYORS ONCE on Second street above the
Pos, Gl.ee, or 10 J. 81. d. BURROWS.
Davenport, May ., 1854 Gun
MAMMOTH STOVE STORE
II wIChL.SHAN, Manuf4eurer OF Tia, Sheet Iron
IL ard Copper Ware; kegs CONSTANTLY on hard .
with the unparalleled Prairie STATE and Chgrter Oak
cooking stove, Nhith h warrants for two years.
Second hand stoves. cid Castings, Copper, Brass.
Pewter zine and Rags bought in exchange for any ar,-
Gle In oar line.
Corner of Main and scsond streets Opposite Cook &
Sargent banking house. Davenport, June ., 'o3-a3
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Branch of the
VERMONT MARBLE WORKS
THE UNDERSIGNED HAVING CONNECTED
i themselves with extensive wholesale establish
ment In Vermont, prepared to furnish the citizens
of Davenport and vicinity, ana all those wishing TO
purchase
MONUMENTS, ToMB-TABLEs, OR HEAD AND
FOGT-sT0SES,
the memory of their deceased friends that they can
be supplied, By calling Ill shop on the corner Of
Rock Island and Second streets WITH Just the article
The! want and IT lower price than be furnished
in the Western country, by wholesale or retail
n b. Don't forget the pace--corner Of Rock Island
and Second streets. 4. ID. II J. l.. WALLhR.
Davenport, Ma. Q, ls53-oju
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NOTICE
y my absence, Nessrs. Cook & Sargent Of the city
i Davenport, my Agents to collect and receive
ali moneys or rents that may become due Also. "a
rent or lease out OF houses Lots real estate
in Scott county. State OF Iowa. WIN RUSSELL
Davenport, June Q, ls53-J0
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FAMILY GROCERIES.

THE subscriber would respectfully inform his friends
L aud the public generally. ihst he mas opened s
Store on Second Street. one door below .. Atiers
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TELL YOUR NklGHB0R-Thata at lNSI EE,s chsan
New York store, Teas Of the best quality can be had
~ 'i'tf ~ " % cents June o, 1853,
| N9LEE mas Cotton Yarn and Carpet Chain cheap
June 0, 1853
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Davenport Furniture Ware Room
DEsIFTIII

cAnfsET NtgxE tsp uNDEFJ sEEr,
RESPECTFULLY Informs his fri uis
sAg4ak ANA the public that he carries b. 81
- ns.Ts15&x above. Brady street doors
y ------A-tssS above the old stand.
y. r. Furniture and show cases made To order
tbs shortest notice. Davenport, jung 9, is5s-2l Gm
WIRE SCREEEERY
CONSTANTLY on hand and woye to order for FaR-
Y niEg Mills, Rolling Screens TO FIGURING Mills, &c.
Every fsmily will hna il to thsr advantage = have
Sre seraener ia their cellar windows, cupboard doors,
theesc room windows, Sc, for keeping ont rat, mice
and flies. have some on hand and wore forthe Pur
pose.
Orders by mail or otherwise will b. promptly altsn
ded to. WEI. A. NURSE.
Moline, H. june Q. Isj343tf.
NACKEREi-Nos. and ,, Mackcrtl, now for sale
vi tat jane o, l653-96.l j. W. WlLEY'S.
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WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.


IT HE subscriber has received from the Eastern and
L South ern Markets large aud we'll selected stock
OF goods az all descriptions, IN common use, consist E
of Dry Goods, Boots and She's, hs,s a.d eais'
Glassware, Qaeensware, Buffalo Robes,
Groceries, Dried Fruit, Cotton warp,
Carpet Chain, Picking Yarn Cut WINDOW Glass,
G A. T. /. & Kanswha salt Hardware,
Nets and NH saM ~ sh rqn III diliass sl
IT,, 49, iG, a., gtsss tS.ihers Pitch & Oakum.
Sole and Upper Leather Wall Paper,
Willow Baskets, Paints and OILS, Dye stufs, &c,
which viii be sold at small advance for Cab. As
intend keeping every thing in common USE persons
waiting several art obtain them on Front Street
1T the Brick Store opposite the Mills Davenport Iowa
Jane 9, is5a-a9. J. N. BOWLING.
J,RANE HOUSE FOR sALE---A neat Two stor,
i Frame House for sale cheap for cash, in business
part OF the city, suitable for family; II not
sold by April lst, viii be for rent. appl! to
June .. 1888 I. {. EAps.
4 lkEDlT ISLAND FOR SALE-Ihs beautiful lstand
containing 400 of land, great part or which
is well fimbered, and half under cultivation. For
terms (Which are reasonably apply 10 7. G. EADS.
uoRsE AND BUGGY FOR saLE-A first ri
i j buggy horse tFlying Crow for sale with buggy
and harness, If wanted. Apply to 7. c. EADS.
June ., ls53-s3
ySARM FOR sALE-li6 acres, Under a high state oil
i Cultivation 80 of which well tiuIbarsd. and
running water, with good dwelling, for sale very cheap
f For terms, apply 10 t. C. ia DS.
Ian. o. 1878
i ID oCk ISLAND AND MOLINE HACK.-The sub.
IN seb2r has feeeEty par based this old and popular
line, which started )! \. lynch deceased aud ha
just pHt new, large and comfortable hack and f.et
confident he can give better satisfaction than ever /,
& those Nho ride with him.
The hstk leaves Rock Island al Il and 10 O'Clock,
NJ, aud Moline = and II O'Clock; and leaves Rock Is
Land at 2, and Moline from Nurses store Al O'Clock
VI. June 9, ls53-40. JOHN LuSK.
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NFW G00Ds JUsT REcEIyED.

-sHE subscriber last returned from ST Louis, wo Ald
L respectfully ihform the citizens Of Gnton Copnty,
that he has received large and wen selected asson
ment OF Spring and Summer goods, consisting in part
Of Dry Goods, Groceries, Hardware, QneeHswara,
Boots and Shoes. hats and caps also good assortment
Of ready made clothing and cooking stoves, together
with large variety Of other goods usually kept IN
Establishments OF III kind all of which will DC sold
the most reasonable terms.
.All kinds Of produce tax In exchange for goods.
Cash will BE- pa.d for i0o0O bushels Of wheat and
leo hogs ALBERT NJ. JACOBSEN.
I.oos ,lfn;br cau,t. Inua Iup. q
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CASH CASH CASH..

WANTED WANTED, WANTED 5000 bushels
w Wheat, 10000 do Oats, 5coado Barley;
For which the highest market price will b. given Ia
Gold REANiCh SON
Davenport, June Q, 1s52s2tf. Bazaar Building.
TWENTY cows. SIX YOKE OF OXEN AND
i PLoUGH--Will b. sold altogether or separately.
Also one set OF mill irons for sale, 81 the Bacon
farm near Walnut Grove, Terms; one hall etsh, lhe
Dayennorr Tune d. rss3.aj-sm C. G. ALYoRD.
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COUNTY SURVEYORS NOTICE

THE ONCE OF the County Surveyor is now on Sec
ond street. two doors above the PostofGe. Per-
calling Tor surveys viii please leave their names
ard the numbers of the land to be surveyed. Scec-
tons made Of choice lands for entry all times Cor
rect piats of vacant lands always hand. Seven i'm
proved farms for sale of various size and price, and
twenty one-acre lots near town. Three farms for remit
also dweiltngh0use III the city, Fourth street.
June Q. lS53-2s W. BARROWS, Co Surveyor
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CINCINNATI FURNITURE STORE.

~ FEARING having taken the establishment for
VI merly owned by Mr.. F. Coolidge, of Cincinnati,
would respectfully inform his friends and the pabic
generally that he Will continue 10 carry the business
rs lately connected by Mr. F. Fearing at the cid esab-
shmcnt in the Bazaar Buildings. Tie will continue to
keep on hand large assortment Of
READY MADE FURNITURE,
which he will sell III the lowest price.
Day June. n. lSJ3-9H-Iv
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Tlse.ieaeerias with Tsays.

The expression. ,'litls roas, applied 70 The color
OF little Edward EveraSt's hair.
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TOWN LOTS FOR SALE,

THE subscriber has sixty lots king between Harrison
and Main streets, and Immediately north OF Potta-
wa.tanle street which he offers for sale. small part
Of the purchase money TO b. paid down, for tbs rs-
maind.r. credit or six TO eighteen months. viii be
given II desired.
Tn. above lots must and will BE- sold, and any one
wishin. 10 purchase can do the most favorable
tsrn,. Art,ly fn.it, f. f'i-".e~- y q -~ss~ss'e-
6r Ill I. subscriber at his store Front street.
Dty e,f,ar. q RICHARD X. ALLEN.
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GARNET FURNITURE

MANUFACTURED aud for sale by the undersigned
vi Brady street, door above the Ga2ttts Once
UNpRRTAkER.
Collins on hand at all times and Haarse will be fur
nishcd 10 those who may deslre Il.
ISRAEL HALL.
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a select and General Assortment Of
CHEAP GOODS.
THE subscriber having received a NEW STOCK OF
the various articles he usually has for sale, respect
fully invites the attention OF customers the fact
His stock consists Of
DRY GOODS, BOOTS AND SHOES. HARDWARE,
SCHOOL BOOKS AND STATIONARY
GROCERIES, QUEENSWARE,
GLASS, PUTTY, NAILS,
DRUGS AND
MEDICINES.
P.S Country Produce received In barter
Davenport, June 8, 1886. C.. LESLIE
TrNlMPROVED LAND FOR sALE-ioo0 acre.
Scott county, long credits and in lots from 20
@UIO acres, to suit purchaser. For terms, apply to
June 0, ls53-33 L. e. EADS.
I IFE OF FATHER GARVAZl-fuii OF thrilling in
- cidehis and for saie al Twenty Five cents by
Jane o. fej3-i0 ii. A. PORTER
SHINGLES! SHINGLES.
usl received FROM the Wisconsin river 500 NJ, first
~ quality, white pine shingles, and for sale at our
Planning MIL. June ., 1851 CoIEs d DAVIES.
T'EAS-Just received by steamer st. Paul direct from
i taLton Tea Company, Philadelphia, splendid ar
tiCle OF teas TO wit
Young Tyson Fine, do do silver Leaf.
Fine imperial eNtra do.
Superior Gunpowder, Fine Gunpowdor
Best Black.
all Of which Is offered low at J. w. WILEY'S
Davenport June 0, lt53-.9.
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Rronklyn CITY InfelIipencc.

SUICIDE OF WOMAN BY JUMPING FF THE Dock On
Ihursday evening" female named Cathsrine Sherry
late domestic in the family of Mr.. Wellington, ot
Sarroh street neor Henry put end TO her existence
by jumping off the dock at the foot Of Sacke street. 1t
appears she had for time past received the atten-
uncer promise Of marriage. On Sunday last ascr
tanned that he had been married to another which
weighed heavily upon her mind and from that tms to
the DAY OF her death she showed evidences Of mental
ALTERATION On Thursday in company with acquaint.
ance named Mary Ann Ccr'ton. she proceeded to the
house OF Mr. Pagan, her brother law residing on the
OF Nevins and Warren streets aud spending the
afternoon there left with her friend during the early
pait OF the evening, and proceeded towards the
hamilton avenue ferry She informed her com
ranion that she tired Of life, and giviag her
a dollar-all the money she had-digected her TO
give to the priest In payment for two masses for the
iepose Of ber SOUL and after further directions
rushed to the river and raising both hands to her head
jumped overheard The girl grocery store a. tho
next corner for assistance bat the proprietor refused to
lend any aid BECAUSE" he said, 4" was the business
OF the police" She eventually succeeded In finding
tant Captain Van Orden OF the Third District who
rived too late however, 10 her life. After dragging
the dock her body recovered and taken to the
ton house, where inquest held by Coroner Ban.
The jury rendered the verdict that she committed
eide by drowning, while aboring under insanity.
FIRE -Iast evening fire occurred within tho lumber
yard the Of Columbia and Baltic streets It
originated in stable, whence the flames communicated
to an adjoining two story frame house, occupied by eeve
vA families. The upper story burned of, anA the
stable was entirely destroyed The property Of occu
pants was, however, mostly saved Mr. George Green
the owner Loss probably $500. The danpness OF thu
lumber prevented ths flames FROM spreading IL the yAsd
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Marine Affairs.

LAUNCH TO DAY AT WILLIAMSBURG -Msssrs Perne Pat
terson Stack win launch, ats to-day from their
yard at Williamsburg the clipper ship Wide Awake Shs
is owned by Messrs. Skin Ironsides who intead her
for the California and China business She Is q very
handsome vessel Of about 900 tons burthen.
HANDSOME TESTIMONIAL We have been shown very
handsome watch chronometer movement which goes
out by the steamer Northern Light Tuesday next for
Captain Bethen, the commander OF the Sierra Nevada
1t for by The passengers of the latter veg
sci on her late trip from Pansma to San Francisco.
Over the names af the committee is neatly inscribed the
following -'s Presented to Capt r. Bethsn by passeu.
ger Of the steamship Sierra Nevada her voyage from
San Francisco May TO, 1853"
INDIGNATION CARD The passengers Of the steamsH
Florida have published card in the Savannah paper,
charging Capt Berry, Of the steamship Marion bound to
Charleston with intentionally running into the Florida
while proceeding down the bay last Saturday, shortly
after leaving this port, and considerably damaging her
wheel house.
COMMERCE OF THE PoRr-Tbe following vessels arrived
at New YORK from foreign ports during the month Of
June, 1858 -
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Total. ASS

The undersigned, Commander Of the clipper schooner
Daniel Sturges built by Mat her, Esq., Of Bridgeport
Conn., challenged the clipper schooner Pride of the Sea
built by George Steers, Esq Of New York to sail for
wager Of five hundred dollars from the Battery round
Sandy Hook light boat and back which the the
Pride OF the Sea accepted through the pa in
which the challenge made. have Mr. Steers In
relation TO the matter and also the of the Pride
Of the Sea- and they all decline to try the speed Of their
splendid clipper yacht Pride Of the Sea with that of the
freighting schooner Daniel L. Sturges.
CHARLES II. FAIRCMLD
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Committse upon the jurisdiction Of the House 10 the
cases Of mpeach ment tn and second resolutions
adopted, and the House adjourned Wednesday.