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The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-06-16
COUNTY SURVEYORS NOTICE.

TIME once Of the County Surveyor i. nov Sec
l ond street, two doors above the Postof'ce. Per-
calling for surveys will please leave their names
and the numbers off the land 10 b. surveyed. seiec-
ton. made Of choice lands eHtrs at all times Cor
rect pin,s lands always on hand Seven I'M
proved farms for sale Of various sks and price and
twenty oae.acre lots Three farms for rents
also DIV eliiu chousc in the city, on Fourth street.
Iuua o. Is,3-ar ". BARRoWS. Co. Surveyor.
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HARNESS HARNESS!

yI>o all in want OF harness. G.. W. BARNES, late Of
New York, Is prepared 10 furnish, and KEEPS con.
antly hand the best article. made OF the very b..
New York leather. To be s4tisi ID YOU need Only call
aud examine.
Team Ea-Hcss. sl14sso
Bnggy do ZIG %
Also. brides matting4l.. hatars, collars; IN short
eve r,thing in the trade.
Trimming. also, done to order.
Repairing done with dispatch.
Ths shop Is on Erady street next door to A c. BIZ
loa's eprosif. b. Sanlord's Grocery stort.
Do hot forget 10 call II you want No. harness; or
if sou want cheap set, either b. had, Feeling
con ndelt can sati,f, IL YOU viii give trial, am
always on hand waiting far your orders.
Respe. Tally, o. W. BARNES.
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- LOOK HERE sTRAN01Ri

nNR word with YOU while ha'e your CIV, - AZ
youever Trayeiedg II mol You are po. .i ~ az,
~ ihEs world Is all commotsen- NO rustins oa.,
.now.a-ia,st Yen will wake UP some mo!hi. W ~"
lind Eai Road stretched right along IN rom :" s.na
Dr. h,,lrin i unon souyou are caught nP-the eIIes
II vie and children avail Baliglnss nave ,n nu
hearts If husbands have. Well the Mihg - m' IL
ave- can't tell how far from home, right RiutnP W
Davenport Cause that's where the nan hoaus ~" ~
coming. Well. yon IN a M someinihg ,, nus
DONE YOUR innerman admonshes you tnat hanIoa
aoar stop digestion. Stranger, 1t Is crit I'll momen'
ion DC loo hasiy but reflect and YOU do SO remeh-
Der that Hotel.
THE WHITE HALL
and Brown lis Proprietor. are In davenport. M
yoa can be made happy quicker than kadway can
love sick boy. Shall tell YOU how II Is ionc-a Iu
somaeh-e,ean beds-=snd attention and all so nice y,
to almost make fellow forge, his grandmother-ana
all so reasonable Well lis use talking--come anu
AZ and think all will be right in the morning
The above house is the principal Stage once N 'hs
city. ~ % ppovN
Dated nj Home, June, ., 1890
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SITS THE NEW YORK AND LfNrppno,
1rfr UNITED STATES MAIL srraaesosL

SITS THE NEW YORK ANDLftrppro,
XII " UNITED STATES MAIL sTrAarps
Se9S<s@LH 1 d" stifs compost TX TN, Lin, -. ~
ATLANTIC Cspt. West. 'S'
PACIFIC, Capt. Nye.
AN TIT. Capt. Luce.
BALTIC CAPT. Iomstoek
ApH ATTIC. Capt. G saon
Thps. ships have brsn bti II ~ esa,-s.y .xs
Tor Government srrsics, every care aa. 4.,t -.
tlstu zoHst Hctirn IN ,b- Fgs#n+. = -
- ssth ard spteh aus thr t.rrUupst .,,5,.5#4,
s@rp-fs are un' qHtllre tor IL gsaer ana ,,ut +.
Pficr " rassasr fram Me- Yo,k TO lix,,5z,. +,
hr-' cabin slshi SO lnslNt fsr Aifa ,5a
STE; second rahta. S-e from Liy,tt5ol i. ~.
Y"fh, 70 and 20 forsds stetllng
An experienced sarS4aa afitchrd 10 each sbip
Nc berth rsn +" ~trsrra until pas iof.
PROPOSED DATES OF SAILING
rom .Ae't i1rk FTgm II eel
saturday sept, =, "Wednesday. SEPT s,
~at9ffsss - y, "Wednesday, 4" e
saturday, Ut Der ., "Wednesday ueiul-i6 6,
NstardaF, - lA, "Wednesday. 80
saturday, 20 NsdacsasN, Say'ra
sa'urday, AoF'r ~, "Wednesday. =. L.,
Saturday 81, N.ia"sia,, Dec !.
saturday, Deer ~, w aHpsHaY. :" u,
Saturday. " IS. "Wednesday, ".9.
For ffeieht mr. passags. anply IA
EnW'n 4, rDLtENSA co, 50 NaIiuE.
20 BROWN SIMPLIFY \ co, Liverpool.
y. g. ROBERTS Co.
- Kings Arms Yard, Loader.
JOHN MONROE 4 Co,
20 Roe Nptre Dame les VICTORIES. Farf
GE0 H. DRAPER. Hstrc.
The owners of,hess ships VIII not he accountable
Ter gold. silver, ta'iian. specie. eweirs, prec,su,
stones or metals. sHless bits Of l4ituYs sisr,t
therefor, and the value thet~ot therein expressed
4 june 9, Iej1-2 ly
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India Rubber Goods
Reaiy-Made Clothing,

Cas-, cioaks, pants, travelling bags, glove
caps, synng-s, etc.
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rr.n,,;r Marine and Fire Insurance Company

franA NfW YoRK-cAPlTAL ssoooeo 81 ..r.,y in.
1,Hls Compan! with the above III Kinds Of proper
y III as ID amounts not TO exceed nnn
risS NJ as reasonable rates as M! o'n''
company ;, .,, ,mnnny can do so ut
very small premiums, for mn! number OF years "o''N
cecding thirty a. Insurance upon
nsir nrnnsrt, are respectful. requested to cav anu
examine rates a. naa.., Rnllding.
davenport June ., 1852. Post once na..e = -.
4 CHANGE FOR A BARG AIN .-l0o ac .,,, n, .oid
~ ce,lpnt land twelve miles from the city, wiz - i
VERY low for cash or exchanged for town mai
have also for sale improved farms, Cit! lois, anu
RTE land in large and small tracts TO SUIT cus,one'
nart Of the purchase money on time, II desired. So.
Purchasers will find It to their advantsfe " sIN
n call. -. 49,. pn;lding
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WIRE ScREENERY.
DAVENPORT STEAM PLANNING MILLS.

VI at June 8, Is53-26. J. W. WlLEY'S.
DAVENPORT STEAM PLANNING MILLS.
ENE undersigned have erected and now have in sue
c.ssf oper. ton their extensive Planning Mills, and
now FINISHING trials for the etion OF Houses.
sab Elloring, Ceiling Siding Doors Sash. Blinds
of steam 10 the most improved machinery. together
with more than twenty years experience in building
III und signed faer themselves that, to all int end
ing build, th oer facilities not to be rpasse
III any place eth 3r East West They now pre-
pared to furnish, In an! qantty, nj short notice, and
on r34s0Hatls terms. No pains vi be a-ed to give
tho most eitre sstde tio 10 qualty workmanship,
price. All orders from distance promptly attended
Ths undersigned further prepared contract for
this creation OF Buildings OF every description, the
most yasoHabc terms and with the greatest dispatch.
Tbs public generally invited to call aud avail them
selves OF the ielit thus Afforded by the substitution
Of steam Power for that Of in this branch OF busi-
COTES d DA NlES.
Davenport, June 0, Is53-l5.
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WHO WANTS A HOME ,

rI,UF Subscriber has laid OF portion Of his Iand INTO
lots of one acre each. rare chance Is now ohtred
for those wishing 10 make profitable investment OF
lie immediately adjoining the city, but TN minutes
walk from the Courthouse. The Davenport ana 'oan.
ell Bluffs Railroad will pass through or near ts iaha
One acre OF this land viii make poor man good
home, and eventually rich man. Any one desiring
to purchase viii apply TO WILLARD bAkkoWs,
County Surveyors Office, on second street aoose 'hs
post Office or TO J. NJ. b. BURROWS.
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NOTICE

my absence, Messrs. Cook Il Sargent, of the city
j Davenport, my Agents to collect and receive
ali moneys rents that may become due Also, TO
rent lease any Of my houses Lots real estate
in Scott county, State OF Iowa. VIM. RUSSELL.
June o.
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MARBLE WORKS .

J,HE undersigned wouid respectfully announce 10
the citizens Of Davenport and vicinity, nnd to all
those wishing 10 purchase NlMENIS 10 the mem
ory their deceased friends that they can b. supplied
by calling NJ his shop, on Main 81, between First and
Second side where be wiH be pleased % furnish
CUT STONE Of every description, as low as u can De
bought In the Western country,
Italian and American Marble for Monuments, HEAD
and FOOT STONES. Also q superior article et XIX
STONE, &c, very cheap. W. W. hENNEph.
n.yanunrt lime u
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FIRST RATE FARM FOR SALE.

@1 FELL0W CITIZENS OF UAVEN-
ilsa1gTs al port, and Scott County
- HILL have this day bought out the stock Of
N>WKS- goods Of the nrm OF Smith * BufoFd, lat
G.@@aaE the old stand 81 b. sanfordl frohi Il !.
between Main and Brady, where ! shall continue "a
Keep constantly on hand i choice and we'll ssietts,
assortment of FAMILY GROCERIES, and PKOkiS-
IONS of every description.
Also a choice lot OF FAMILY FLOUR. either at re-
tail or bl the barrel. intend Keeping s3esi article
OF Glover and Iimoih, Seeds; also Corn and DAT. al
retail BY stru attention to business hope 10 receive
a share OF the public patronage. J. ". Willy.
Davenport, June ., ls53-3s
rI>EAS-Just received by steamer II. Paul direct fom
/ Canton Tea Company, Philadelphia, splendid ur-
ticlc OF teas 10 Wit
Young II, sou Fins. do do SILVER Leaf
Fine Imperial, extra do.
Superior Ganlowd.r, Fine Gunpowder.
Best Bask
All OF which IS offered low ut j. w, WlLEI'S
Newport. June 0, l-o3 g.
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coon BRICK HOUSTON second sIiCO
uadoning, for sale al the low Rt aTS \ GoRBlN
Post once Buildings
Uaysnport June ., 1855
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TOBACCO AND CIGARS.

TOBACCO AND CIGARS.
7 AMES BURGE, Tobaeconst, has now on hand and
- for SALE rst-rate assortment of imported and do
nestle cigars, tobacco, pipes, snuff boxes, &c.
Also nue-cut chewing, smoking and plug tobacco,
by wholesale retail Merchants supplied at St. Lou
is prices. Front st., between Main and Brady, half
square below the Ferry Landing, Davenport, Iowa.
June 0. ls53-33
BUILDING LoTS-For sale, Ten good building lots,
Din the city of Davenport, well siiuat I'd for Yelling
houses. Apply to G. l.. DAVENPORT.
TEA, Coffee, Sugar, 8. II. Molasses, Golden Syrup,
Vinegar, c.. for sale cheap for cash produce. at
June ., le53-29 J. w. WILEY,S.
TUES and Buckets, Dried Apples Soap Tallow, Star
j and Sp srm candles, for sale by J.. w. WILEY.
june Q, ls53-29
L>LOUR-Tba best article for Family use, warranted.
i Also Cora and Dat. for sale by j. w. WILEY.
june - Is53-2
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June o, Is53-3a
low A Lam FICE

l.. F. PARKER,
ATTORNEY AT LAW, AND NOTARY PUBLIC
BRADY, FIRsT DOOR BELOW Sc oNp ST.,
CONTINUES TO act Us agent for either buyer or ssl
Ter in the purchase and sale OF Real Estat' HIS
- stem charge REASONABLE. commission on all ne
taal sales--not poeketug the difference between III
sellers forrest, and the buyers highest price lhoS
having real est.ts to SSH will find II Tor thsr Etsfts
have eu sred III his books which open TO gen
erui inspection. .Ao sale, 10 tharge.h
Dayehpod, June 9, ie53-32
4 uRE INSURANCE,
II LIFE INSURANCE,
LIVE STOCK INSURANCE.
L. r. PARKER, GENERAL AGENT, BRADY STREET, DAFEN'
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GARNET FURNITURE

MANUFACTURED and for sale 10y the undersigned
vi on Brady street, daor above the Gazette ONCE.
UNDERTAKEN.
CosGs on hand VI all times and Hearse will b. fur
nished to those who ma, desire il.
ISRAEL HALL.
r,ra 1Eso -
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LAND WARRANTS


- OLD and Located for cash, credit. Pat at
. guaraLtisd by June 9, le53-3.I l.. f. PARKER.
I DAN AND DEPOSIT OFFlCE.-Lo4us negotiat 81
Lon commission for thpss having spare iunds-o;,
Juns 9, ls5s-92 /. l. PARKER.
IlTY LOTs, Improved Farms, and UEimprove
Inland. fors IL bv Jun o, $40 l.. +. PARkEk.
1 lEbts CO+.LEClED, ana procsads promptly r..
limited by June o. ij3-32l l.. z. PARKER.
INARM FOR SALE-ll6 acres, under high stat; Of
j. cultivation, save 81 OF which is well tmbered aud
running watsr, with good dwelling for sale very cheap
For terms, apply to I. {. EADS-
june q. lr53-33
L,Ahsis ron sALE-ocveral " sill lmproY FutHs
IL for sale in the vicinity Of the city OF Dav export. FOi
terms, apply to June Q, le53-33l T. g. EADs.
L'RAME HOUSE FOR sALE--A neat Two story
i Frame Hous, for sale cheap for cash, in bushes,
part Of the city. Suitable for store family; if not
sold by April lst will be for rent. Apply to
June 0, 1s53-33 T. &. EADS.
Z tKEDlT ISLAND FOR sALE-Ths beautiful Island
SeoBtaining 400 acres OF Land, part OF which
is well timbered, and half under cultivation. For
terms (Which are reasonably apply to 7. &. EADS.
June ., 1883
HORsE AND BUGGY FOR SALE-A first rat
j buggy horse tFying Crow for sale with buggy
and harness. if wanted. Apply to I. {. EADS.
June y, 1F5o-S3
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yy-ASTEDt WANTED. WANTED 5000 bushe
w Wheat, lo,CpO DO Oats, 5000 do Barley;
For which the highest market price VIII be gwen
Gold REsWiCk & son.
Davenport, June Q, rs5a-2ti Bazaar Building.
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NEW GOODS JUST RECEIVED.
THE subscriber iust retained from ST. Louis would
respectfully inform the citizens OF Clinton comfy
that hr has received large and well selected assert
OF Spring and Summer goods consisting In part
Of Dry Goods, Groceries. Hardware. Queenswarc,
Boots and SHOES, hats and caps. also good assortment
Of ready made clothing, and cooking stoves together
with Large variety 81 other good. usually kept in
adjustments OF the kind, all of which will be sold on
. the most rta souab,e rms.
All kinds of produce taken in exchange for goods.
Cash will be paid Tor 10000 bushels Of wheat and
LEGO hogs ALBERT NJ JACOBSEN.
LYONS. Clinton county, Iowa, June ., l-535
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-18
Port OF New York, April II, 1853.

ARRIVED
Steamship Pacific Nye. Liverpool April 0, 10 10 AN, to
Collins. Arr off Quarantine at 100 Pm. Passed in
the river ship Excelsior Smith and Br bark Carnatc
18th inst AM, saw large ship ashore Long Island
appeared to have been short time IN That situation Gun
Steamship Black Warrior, Shufedt, Mobile and Havana
April IL, to Livingston, Crocheron l. Co.
Jan n and the Cape OF Good Hope, March 2, to order
Jan i, lat ~ s. Ion 103 So E. exchanged signals with
ship neber Of Philhdephia, from London for China;
Barbados for Prince Edward Island
Ship Australia (of Sslem), Oough Manila, Dec Is, to
order March IS lat 81 8 lon 80 80 W. passed an Am
stripes 18th inst lat 33 81 lon 70 80 spoke ship Mary
Glover of and from Boston for NOrleans 13th lat IS o.
Ion r. passed ship standing southwark and showing
white burgee with red D in the centre
Brig Martin Van Buren, (of Surry), Anderson Arecbo
IA days, TO Thompson Hunter:
Schr Rainbow Hldreth Roanoke river NC, days.
schr Mariner, Nickerson Boston, days, bound to Al
schr Compliance, Sears, Boston, 4 days.
schr Bray, Lowell, Boston, 4 days
schr Bonita WstH"sr RRapSr 10 days
scbr Alpha, Spinner, Machias. Is days.
schr Mayf&ker. Steele, Machias, 10 days.
schr Aurora Wallace Mibridge Is days
Schr Walhalla, Davis Ellsworth, Is days.
schr Bangor, Jordan, Ellsworth, 10 days.
schr Zuliete Hale, Ellsworth, II days
schr Oliver H Perry Bullock Rockland, days
Scbr David Babson, Babson Rockland, days.
schr Lucy Blake, Halves, Rockand. days.
schr Victor, Halet, Gloucester, days.
Schr Mary Elizabeth, Done, Harwich, days.
sloop Republic, Soule, New Bedford days, bound to
Albany.
Ship Andrew Foster Hoberton, from Liverpool thas lost
Ship John Spear Spear, from Havre March 8.
Ship Sea Duck, from Havre 46 days.
Ship Clifton. 1ngersoll from New Orleans.
Ship Viola Whitney, from New Orleans.
Bark Benz Adams, Branscomb, from the West Indies.
Wind during the day, from the NE, with rain.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-18

GOVERNMENT SALE OF MUskErs-ARMs FOR
LBERIA-A government sale Of muskets and other mill
tary requisites took place yesterday morning at the
marine barracks. The articles were arranged on the
parade ground to the best advantage and within sweep
Of the eye could be piles of white undress suits Of
clothing blue jackets and pants caps and more mpos
ing uniforms several dozens Of swords resting quietly
in their scabbards boxes of brass ornaments and pan
wpers nests of leather being pyramids Of cartridge
and percussion cap boxes twenty drum bodies,
some Of them beref Of the sheep skin Others with merely
big hole in the head with several Of them in good CON
dition, still noise in the world. Spread
the earth upwards of five thousand flint muskets in
lots Of twenty FIVE. All the marines there, in
Dress not few bidders; and from the extensive
hibition Of military Implements seemed that Uncle
Sam about to break up his establishment and
begin the millennium. merchant Of New York, engaged
in the sale Of military goods made large purchases Of
muskets; and he and gentleman connected with the
American Colonization Society were nearly the exclusive
successful bidders The prices ranged for each gum from
sighty.two and . half cents to one dollar and eighty
cents or average upwards OF dollar and twenty
cents Fifteen hundred Of those musksts viii hereafter
into the defensive operations Of the republic of
Liberia, together with the swords to which we have
already referred and the clothing and equipments in
tended for marines viii adorn probably the land forc of
the African soyereigns. Eight iron six and twelve
Founders were purchased by the New York merchants
at eight dollars EACH and the balls sold to other
parties at eight cents piece Washington Republic
1priI l3
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Obituary

DEATH OF SENIOR GRANJA "A private letter announces
the DEATH ct Orzava Mexico Of Senior Don Juan de Ia
Grana President Of the elegraphic operations in that
republic. lie died after few days illness aged sixty five
years. Senior Grsnia formerly editor Of the No
ceoro des Antos Aundos Spanish paper published in
this city.
JANIS McAfIAsTET Esq., Superintendent Of Public
Council died on the 14th inst after sickness Of
about three weeks
MRS. ROBERT G.. SHAW, the last surviving child of Sa-
muel Parkman ESQ died at Boston the 14th inst.
Hon. RoRERT BALDWIN SULLIVAN, Justice Of the Court
Of Common Pleas Of Upper Canada, died in Toronto on
the 14th inst.
Col. JOHN RUSSELL, old and much respected citizen
OF Salem Mass died in that city, the 18th inst sged
seventy four years Mr. Russell formerly journey
man printer on the Columbian Cen,ipel
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We tAke fro0 the Toronto keedr the fouown8 oeopa'
.sss printer At oa:sse Kv b found Highly interest
,u,,., ., v.o,., ,n,..,ori.. i. 81 Of which
s. made NO return The "a that did make returns have
an aggregate capital Of Ss4oo employ sa men s,d
produce Sos 200 yards Of fabric besides 12s rs which s
Of hose which have neglected to make returns
left to guess but i Is scarcely an sxtvassnt sstiI,ts
factories OF the possible aggregate product it is amost
impossible to make any estimats at all There eight
cloth factories. With united espt. Of employ
ing 16 men, and producing 103 o0o yards Of CLOTH be-
aides . value stated in money At f2,Ooo.
The number Of fuling and carding. but chiefly fulng
mills POI Of whom 1oS only make returns The united
capital of the latter is fs2 24S they employ $40
and produce sos 10 yards Of cloth besides value stated
in money at Their cpnsumpton Of wool is 1888 $50
pounds. Probably not less than ECO 900 s invested in
this description pr manufacture and the consumption Of
wcol can scarcely be less than $500 900 pounds Tho
turns. OF the latter the aggregate capital Is ss2 sOs
employing 38 tanning 1852 300 hides and producing
Ell The capital employed in this branch Of manu-
number o. but of those only 90 less than third make
returns The aggregate capital Of these f35 en-
Ployins 800 men, producing in value f7oooo and con
There are oat meal mills proper, besides good many
connected with grist mills not counted 49, from Is OF
35S they employ SO men, and produce s6s bbls
Be known to the Temperance Societies Sons and Daugh
tes that there III disteries in Upper Canada, Of
which less than half ESQ., the number that made re-
turns, have capital Of s0 600 employing 242 men, and
producing 900 gallons The number Of breweries is
less being S. Of which 40 have failed to make returns
The remaining 80 have capital of ell $685. employing
las men, and producing 6S4 600 gallons The product
of the whole will probably be little short Of 600 gal
Ions Descending alcohol to ashes find the ahs
ries figure up to So, 81 OF which return capital Of
IS $685. produce in barrels Of 1880, and in money OF
EGG. 116.
The paper mills number but and Of these only made
returns. They show capital of Ell 000 90 men em-
ployed and product OF 43 tons and g. 900 OF pa
per. We find nine factories Three Of these return
capital of 500 % men and product Of Is 900
OF 50 shingle factories 18 employ 100 and produce
in quantity 1850 900 shingles, besides value Of s. 79
Five pail factories out Of nine return capital Of
35 men, and product Of 49, oS2 dozen of pals Planning
mills sash factories and manufacture of tanning mills,
employ 125 men, who plane 10 421 900 feet and make
2610 tanning mills There four pOtteries earth
factory and several other descriptions Of
>facture Of no great note.
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Married,

In this city, Saturday April 16 by the Rev. Dr. De
Witt DR.. THOMAS TEMPIKMAN VAN DER HoEvEN late Of
Milwaukee Wis., to Miss AUGUSTA kAESFnE Of this city
Milwaukee Sentinel please copy
On Thursday, April Z, at St. Peters Church, Barclay
street. by the Rev Vim. Quinn, Mr. EDWARD MULvANEY Of
Dublin TO Miss SARAH TNNEY Of Drunken County Done
gal Ireland.
Dublin and Londonderry papers please copy.
On Thursday, April H. at st. AIMS Church. by the
Rev. DR.. Forbes Mr. WILLIAM CUNNINGHAM to Miss MARY
JANE second daughter of Edward Conway Of this city and
niece to VIM Conway. Esq, of Conway Hall, County Kill
kenny, Ireland
Kilkenny Journal please copy.
At Fordham, Monday, April H. by the Rev Stephen
Ward Mr. JOHN HALL to Miss ELLEN, eldest daughter of
Joseph Shea, all Of the same place.
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Naval Intelligence.

Gunner Augustus F. Thompson has reported FOR duty
board the United States frgate Savannah vice VIM.
Burnice detached and waiting orders.
The United States rigate Cumberland Capt. Harwood
bearing the broad pennant Of Como s. H. Stringham,
Spezzia the 18th Of March, preparing leave
for Athens Greece with the American minister Hon. Mr.
March and family board. The Commodore has just
turr ed from Leghorn.
The United States steam frigae San Jacinto, Captain
Crabbe had gone TO Marsees for the American Consul
General Judge Jones and family when she wosld proceed
TO Alexandria, in company with the United States sloop
OF war st. Louis Commander Ingraham.
The sloop of Levant Comma nder had
received orders TO sail for Lghorn to assist in putting
board the marble group by Greeneugh for the rotunds
Of the Capitol at Washington
United States steamer Susquehanna Com Aulick ar
rived at Hong Kong, Jan. 30, from Manila