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Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1854-12-21
A. S. DUAL,
RESIDENT DEN fist,
fs4YETTRFILLE TENN.

III III 4 II II1I1115 III .
4 IL persons wishing operations ExI@s
n on their teeth will do we'll to %llIISI7tp
CALI Duuafs Office, on the South side IL thu
Public Square, over Capt. +. NJ. Ringo's JeST1
clrs shop where anything in the line Of DsH-
istry can be done with Deatness and dIl-sb.ll-
tx. Persons wanting Artificial Teeth on gold
plate or pivot, can be accommodated on mod
crate terms.
~ Persons who prefer it can be waited on
at their respective residences. by paving a rea-
sonable fee forthe ride. But heweuld always
prefer having his patients at his Office.
August 81, l854--tf.
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- :" H~ " HRE~.

InCRstock of Jewelry embraces fine
" Gold and Silver Lever Watches, g2IA
Silver Table and Tea Spoons, Butter ss:-..sss
Knives, Pickle Knives and Forks. Salt Sro0ns
Breastpins, Ear Rings, Finger Rings, Gold Pens
and Pencils, Card Cases. etc, for sale.
April IS. T. C.. GOODRICH & 20
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MEDICAL CARD.
DR.. W.. W.. sWcsS'eyEey

GTILL offers his professional ser
y vices to the citizens of Fayetteville m
and vicinity. lie hopes by pronrr and Go
close attention to bis business. to merit the
confidence aud patronage OF the public.
Dec. Z. 1S5EIv.
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LIVERY STABLE.

II VIE subscribers have purchased ~
Il of Col. 6. B. Mckenzie, the fC-N~
liVery stable and Wagon Xard In
Fayetteville, Tenn, northwest corner Of the
Public Square, and are new prepared to fake
charge OF any number of Horses, Wagsoas.
&C, that may he brought. in satisfactory
manner. Buggies. Baroaches o.E.
and Horses ON hand for hire -
Persons hiring will be expected to take rea-
sonable care of Horses, Carriages, etc. etc, and
will be held responsible for ali damage done
to Horses, Buggies, Harness, Saddles. Brides.
Blankets and Whips; except the natural wear
ana tear OF material and unavoidable acri-
dents.
Transient persons required to give good
W. S. MURPHFY
Jan. &c. 1S54--1y.
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P. III. Buchanan d n.

=" ILL continue to devote his OK
W elusive attention to the practice ftEF
of Medicine in its various branches. He GkO
hopes by close attention to his Profession 10
merit continuance of the patronage of his
friends; Office at his fathers late residence.
April 6. IS54--12m.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1854-12-21

y
IINHB undersigned has pur-
4 chased theentirs interest f;..szs,
OF r. Z. Tune in the stock Of Z 60 90
A. 3. Knott & Co., in the Cabinet business IN
Fayetteville, aud will hereafter keep FUN
supplyof Furniture, at the old stand on Tho
northeast corner of the Public Square. If the
best and most fashionable make; which Mil
De sold on very favorable terms to the 1urciia-
ser. Sofas, Dressing Bureaus, Tables Of ali
kinds, Bedsteads of varous patterns. Ward
robes, Safes, Hat Racks Chairs fine and com
mon, cribs and Cradles, Lounges and Matras-
ses, together with all other ARTICLES uv,,aIT,,
kept in first elass Furniture waro-room con.
stantly ON HIND, or made to order at short no
tice.
Collins and Gases for sale, which will be ia
kenin a He'Tse to any part Of the county free
Of charge.
Barter taken as heretofore Try me.
Jan. u, Is54-1y.
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SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS
For 1854.
T. c GOODRICH E en-

" IL Just received their stock of Sprinc
IL Il and SummerG Goods which is very lar,,
and unusually attractive, embracing a much
greater variety than they have ever before had
to offer their customers and the public cener-
ally, to which they invite your attention.
We will enumerate few of the many articles
we have in store:
LADIES' DRESS GOODSa
Rich plaid stripe and fancy Silks, ysskSSA
rich plaid and figured Black Silks, | -V;H
plain black and watered Silks, Rro- =. az
cade Silks and India Satins, plaid %,-
and figured BerageS, Beraged Robes flounced
plaid and figured Organdies, plaid and striped
Jaconets, French Lawns and MusIins. Cling
hams and Gingham Lawns, dotted Swiss and
figured Muslins. Organdies Muslins and figured
Chintzes, black and figured Alpaca Lusters,
black Bombazines and Silk Warp Alpaca,
white Swiss and Bishop lawns, white Jaconets
and Cambrics, Houiton Maltese and Linen
Cambria Hdkfs., IIouiton and Maltese Jaconet
and Swiss Collars, Houiton Aigue French
Lace Chemizette, Muslin and Mourning COL
lars, black and figured Nantes great variety,
Linen and Thread Cambrics, Thread and Va
lencia Lace, Parasols and Sun Shades, Bcnnets
and Ribbons large assortment, Flowers and
Fans great variety, Kid and Silk Gloves best
make, all colOrS., For ladies and misses a full
assortment of fE2glish and German Hosiery,
with the best assortment of Mitts ever offered.
April 13, '54. I. C. GOODRICH d co.
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DIR. WM. B. MARTlN.

WILL continue t6 devote his cxclu- -
~ sive attention to the Practice Of Is
Medicine In It's various branches He hopes
by close attention to his Profession. To
merit continuance Of the patronage of his
friends. Office at Georges Store, II miles
east Of Fayetteville, Lincoln countr, Tenn.
June i, 1S54--12m.
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LOUISVILLE, KY
The hog market is quiet but firm. Sales of
800 head, averaging $50 lbs, at 81 50, half
cash and half sixty days; $50 head at 81 20
GA so, cash---the inside figure for 3 small lot
of light hogs; 800 head, averaging go his, at
81 20, on time; 500 head, averaging lS5 lbs,
at 81 Co. cash; and 1900 averaging 200 lbs,
at 50 so, cash.
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N"EM@E~

LLthose who in the lifetime Ml
N of Aaron McDougaI,
nIaced claims in his hands for collection, will
please call and get them, bringing receipts
with them. Ali indebted to A. MeDougal,
decd. are requested to settle soon, asthe claims
Will he nlaced in the hands of an officer.
Dec. IA. 1854. DAVID SIMS, Adm'r.
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J PsF II UP!

DERSONS indebted to me on long standing
4 accounts, are notified that unless settle
ment is made--and that. too, in short order
that l shall sue them. No mistake about this.
can't wait any longer. i need the money to
pay my debts.s THGS. H. FREEMAN.
Dec. II, 1854.
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EDWIN COOPER. ". Z. MARTI
COOPER & MARTIN.
.4gtOg'2sPyS at Lar,

FAYETTEVILLE, TENN.
OFFICE South side of the rul:;c square;
~ opposite the courthouse
Aug. 81, 1854-1y.
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New YORK. n. "
Cotton has declined 5000 bales Orleans
MiddIing sold at III G6d. Flour unchanged.
Corn. 96@97c. Pork is lDwer-Mess Sl2 75@
IL 81; Prime S1214. Lard is firm.
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WASHINGTON, Dec. ll--S'enate-
Mr.. Adams introduced bill estab.
fishing the rule of naturalization Of
q years.
House Mr.. Clingman asked leave
to offer a resolution requesting the
President 10 tender the mediation OF
the United States in the pacifica-
ton of the conflict between the Al
lies and Russia.
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Peterson's Magazine

Peterson, for January, 1855, is
Just TO hand. We anticipate treat
in reading il, for it is always good.
Terms: 50 per annuIn.
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In this county, Monday, 18th inst, Of ty-
phoid pneumonia, Mrs MOLLY, wife Of John
Motlow, Esq, aged about 80 years.
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4 Present.

gandlSn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-08-17

ItyrsyooL BRy .DsrVFFs N,RgET-(From DeaguAs C0ey-
lar The weather he's been ho~y aud unsena and the crops
have made tut prosrss toward maturity The msrssi IA
been active ell the eek clSsc to-day FRIDAY very nnya
an advance since this day week of on FLoVE Cd @ v 10 IDS
on WHEAT al quarter Indian Coas Western Caaa
FLous quoted At Cd Baltimore aud Philadelphia ~ ID
ass Cd Ohio g aSl Sour, 81 -; White L. ; Wheat
e.d alosd ed 81 al ID Yellow and mixed Indian
Corn 81 asa; White Corn 80 asa.
yRpooL PRODUCE MAEEErs AsHEs unehanedi sales o. u
asa bD1 Pos end so for Pearls Of 1855 brands
REsIA-Ssles oil coo b6ls at 4. for common AmeTicsn
TVErEArisE-6G0 bbls changed hand. a. 81 Y c"t
SPIRITS OF TURPENrNE-Nery lie doing.
T.LLov-A stesdy business in Y a. 676P cwt and s 4S
FOR Ner.h spd South American
OThe Palm have been made to the enten: OF do tuns
on the ro. AID to arrive edR No change either Seal or
Rape.
RIGA Nnl.fed den.sni.
DrrwooDThe short supplies q Logsood and Fnsc have en-
abd holders obtain higher Ices Csmpeaehy Los"'0i
h realized ss 5das le and Honduras s6 1915 u sEdrs 81
turs sayan cold RI29G2 W tan, and IS an Jamaica
Logwced o arrive a: 20 l0i.
L,RD-The and 500 changed hands a.
si6d5il I'D 81. demanded al the close
LoNpv uoSFY closed the 4th for Money
AID Account s Bank stoot s. @It Three and one Guar
Ltvyrpoot FsgeHrs-Preishs continue without mseral
change southern the tendency downwrd steer
,Te Pssssnges York f0fi 5 Dead weight ~ e<'
Fine Goods 7l6; Hsdsas y .. EaIthsh"afe TO- IONe"'
Orleans Dead weight II 6G2jI; Fine Oosds 20.
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FIRES
FIRE Is GaovE II.


About IL clock Lac, niyht IRE broke out il stab'
on iLe corner OF Grove end Frurih sts which PIr
tally destroyed before the fremon could ao; the prog
refs Of the flames. There Considerable bay an e
II tie Building which also destroyed.
FIRE ~ wALEEH-sT.
Last night abou, III o'clock Ere brohe out n the
long building in the of No % Wa'ke--st., &C.
cupied by Hugh Quin livery stable TIE refnen Of
ibe district early the ground but before they could
subdue the flames, the bldia. alos, entirely d-s
.royGd. together with large qusnty Of hsy, Rcd g.
Tie csTriegcs wagons hOrses &c, were 20. without
demsce or injury Tie Ioss will amount to about 90 Do
Ihs building extends back to the end OF the lo and very
nearly sejoEs tie liquor shop and dwelling Of Capt. Ke
riesn, No. q Widest
The freinen with view Of getting to the FIRE than
they were eDabed to do through the drive way Walker
ct proceeoed with their hose through the promises No 81
y" hite-s AZ they going in they were met o. Capt.
kerrgsn Sword and p,to in hanoi who Attempted to
stop them They persisted in going in, Fhen the CAPTAIN
dsthrged the Iisol into the crowd but fortunately
injured BY the shot. lie then chsrgei with his
sword when the Police interered and took the val ,ut
Ceruin TO the Station House, where he locked up.
One Of the Fifth Ward officers severely wounded n
the hand in attempting to arrest the Captain Mrs. Kerr
gan early ent, to the aid Of her husband
and assisted to repel The french.
AyENUE A.
Last evening small paint shop in Avenue A. near
seventh-st., desToved by fire. Loss slight
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TILE STATE OF EUROPE

grcra Our Own Cczrssposdent
LONDON, Monday, July 81, l-54.
Ii is NY sad duty to inform you that tho Italian
movement has failed. 1t was easily suppressed,
though not SO easiya reported By the Vienna papers
had no hope for it from the beginning; still, the
Italians we're last week flushed with success, and In
duced me to place more reliance and hope on the
silence of the official telegraph They even nov do
not believe thai the struggle is over; aud 80 much
is sure that both the Austrans and French declare
the spirit of the people to be very bad and accord
incly the garrisOns Of the ROmagna and Of Rome are
to be- enforced.
The English are sending nine more regiments to
Turkey Ii true that the force Cut in the spring
has not done any thing bat reenorcements now
to help them. An attack On Seyastopol and even on
Auspa Is entirely 0ut Of the question Dundas does
everything that essy and does no! rick anything that
might prove dificulA His first care is to make war
without blOodshe&, and TO avoid anything serious.
The TURKS - light their own battles the allies
to remain az Isokers-on, just Ike the crowd in
the thester WI sch cheers crtcses the actors on
the stsge. Austria continues to concentrate her
srmies in Hungary ard Trsnsylvans, and TO give re-
rewed afsU-snces to the allies that she is going u
occupy the. Prnepsties while the Engishbelisve mar
words. A Member of Parliament asked me a'osy
When is Austria to declare wer with Russia
replieI: Precisely three months before inc "eeuPa
ton of Vienna by the victorious army oil tSe Car
sick to this opinion. which you probably VIII TANK
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lAiNE dFFAIRS.
lAn EOAT EACr.


race came of yesterday afternoon between the boats
s. c. Foote. sailed BY Walter Dixon, aud the Ranchero
by j. NJ. Griffin; the former ia IL fee, long and had -
yards in her sail the latter II feet aud reported 80 yards
They around Robbins Reef Light aud back to White
hall Slip distance of ten miles, the 5 C. Foote coming
in long distance ahead
WRECK OF THE LExISGToS
Captain C'auseo of the slip Susan Hnk, al tlis port
yesterday from Antwerp reports hst on the 18th inst, 10
latitude 40 81 longitude 80 So be passed the wreck OF
brig Of about one hundred and fifty bsrdsn She
was full of water and her mssts gone. "Le1ng-
ton, of Salem" was painted on the stern.
IcFBERGs.
The British schooner John Clemens arrived yesterday
morning from New Castle When in lat. AZ AZ leng 49o
81 on the 3Ot Of July, several icebergs. Passed
very close of them the estimated length of which
was three hundred feet.
THE GRAPE sgor.
The celebrated bark Grapesho Captain Baxter, from
the S. W. Pass. arrived at this port yesterday evening,
in ballast consigned to George Law.
FRENCH FLEET.
1t 10 stated that the French squadron recently stationed
the northeast coast Halifax has been ordered to
New.York.
AFFAIRS At THE cHARLEsTowg SAvI YARD.
Order have been received to take out the lower mast
Of tie hpof bene Vermont ed Ia have her laii az IN
ordirsry. There she will lay until required for service
Vernon. was fitted out about year ago at an immense
Ccst, but has never yet made voyage
There are at the resent time between 700 and 500 men
employed the Navy Yard. Five six sections OF the
new fgste frame and if the work progresses at the
present rate ste will be ready for launching the
Of ls months Her hull will probably be ready before her
msolirery and boilers are
There zoo guns of different cabre )v in the park
these Of patterns. introduced between ls47 and
1851. The guns of the Vermont ere now being sighted
preparatory her going sea- should al order " that Ell
feet eVe be received.
Capt. Tainall Of Pensacola late Commandant AZ that
yard arrived at the Navy Yard in Charestown on Mon.
day morning.
The soop.ofwsr Constellation viii be launched from
GosIort Navy Yard the Goth inst; instead of on the
25tb. az heretofore stated.
Henry q. Thomas, carpenter u. 5. Navy has received
orders to report New York the LIST o. September Tor
dHiy board the U. S. ship Independence now fitting
out at that place.
Tie L. S. sloop-of-war Vincennes, Commander Ring
gold storeship j. r. Kennedy, Commander Coiinsi brig
Porpose, Commander Davis steamer John HdRcock
Commander Rogers and the schooner FenmOfe Cooper
Commander Stevens, al HongKong, June ..
The L. - sloop-of war Plymouth, Commander Kelly
at Shanghai. May 80.
The L. s. steamer Qreen, was at Canton jane 6.
Tie L. $ steam rsac Susquehanna sailed from Shang
hal May l6, on a cruise
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from certain politicians who h7vc hitherto opposed the
principles of our new lsB for the suppression of in
importance Thee petitioners wanted the meeting On
rrc..rco o. nsl IN appropriation ~ the town agent,
tut r,s, 20 81 barass the operations of the law an
msle it Uupcg uar After III, meeting bed been day
c-srni1ed 'le said petitioners wer' called unon % lay
their wants before the meeting when 10 silence PEE
ysilld for tie space Of Gve or ten minutes Inc
friends Of fhe law becoming tired OF the SUSPENSE
of, RID series OF resolutions approving the law IN
suctng the Seectmen TO make such appropriations -
were needfu 70 the town agents. instructing tnHm
10 al proper means and give orders upon the town
treasurer for such money may be requisite - ms IRE
: vigorous prosecution Of the law, &c.
The Yeas ard Nays being taken By sccamaton on the
refolu'i,u sid The Chsrmsn deciding in favor OF tue
Yeas il was doubted when ii Vision of the house was
called Tor Resur-some three hundred upon one side
10 sustain and about thirty upon the other opposed
After dispCsing of some ether town business, the
meeting adjourned doubt much to the relief Of the
crest-fseL getters-up Of the meeting.
The law thus far operates admirably; all Is quies
and peaceabe. CARSON.
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ACCIDENT AT A PHILADELPHIA PERRY

FHILADELPHIA, v ednesday, Aug. &c, 1881.
The fery-bridge Ct AlmoBd-st wharf gave way this
morning VII le large number Of persons were uponit.
The party we composed principally OF somea AMI
children belonging to the Sunday School Of s.. Paul
Catholic Church, who eubarkiDg on board the
steamer Sun, for an excursion up the river.
1lewecht the clip broke the tmbes supporting the
platform, in the center and precipated all into the
water. great Of fright and CONSERVATION ensued
but s believed that all escaped, though females
drawn out in "a ipsensible stae.
The boat left the wharf with great portion Of the party
on board.
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p,ssrNngRs N srEAMsHIP AMERICA.

Mr. Mr.. Ass.I snl 1ss sil,tes, Mr Groom I sd sLs-
Nore-oss .nd Mira Byemonf MIRA Rankin Mr. Wastngon
Mr. MaI.hs M and nr Woods eeid and nurse MS WIT
nov M,s Tale wGByrsht NJ sud MIA Lsure Master snd
NJ W,rs,sbt NJ Bstes Den Jose Igera. N ead Mrs shaw
Es.r. Bates, King hov.s Hamilton E'sns MARRY f9~ieI
Bsr R,nkin KkiaLi Steele beaaet. Rowe AitAfn BOARD
an Crrr, Person Rgiherflc Homer Ashboan, slng ts
toD PiekeIsg Wild aud friend Lochhsr Mhtney BARD butch
"A. shaw H.fz Mekedas NOodmah, Hyerr, Phips stone,
PseneefOr cresh,9D Creighton Jr Nr and NJ. Sass
BALDWIN Grey Mia,oa Adams, Cobb, y,ets Aroa C,syon
Brown Hudsr. Allen. Smart Gibson PnsIe 5sfsh Ja.rs'
sckrrdep Mile Iho1psoD Green Chambers De Sson, brow
son bits Cod 1sith Raehod harshi servsn; Capt wal
lace Atbe Rsymors Ms. Yernsr Ms Cooper Miss Mshe|
Nis. Wright Esses Mary aid Ann RAINBOW, ,nL h2lisy
Miss Bsnks Mr. Friends, Mr. aud Ms Rove MA tiot o
Mr. aud Mr. Crmrton dsag,er and three Abbe Ben
dsr Rev NJ Hsify Dir ard Mrs Phillips Mr. 'nd hs " an
~rht D,.apes Bishop Fitzpatrick aid mend, Col ,Shn
Nj ard Nh. Mrs KiuE and son
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SOUTHERN MAIL ITEMS.

BALTIYORR Wednesday, Aug. To- Is5f.
The late homicide at the St. Nicholas Hotel, in New.
York exces much remark from the press. The CresctAt
says Grahum stood high in bis profession there and was
universally respected.
Charles Amor, steamboat engineer, stabbed W ash
iDgton Fcring and woman named Mary Taylor on the
sheet in New. Orleans. The fatally wounded.
The cause was Jealousy.
The Mobile papers are greatly distressed az the with
drawal Of the Newly rk steamship line The Tribune
innates that the vessels going TO EewOreans TO
take mart id the Fillbuster eInonts.
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NAvAJ1--A NEW BANK-CABINET MOVE
MENTS. &c

BALTIMORE, Wednesday, August l6, 1854.
Letters received at the State d. apartment from the
soop-owar Albany indicate tho. she left Turks Island
for st. Domingo.
Tho Arlington Bank, another doubtful concern has
commenced business at Waslingon.
Secretary Marcy il recovering from his indsposition.
Attor1ey-General Cushing and Sidney Webster have
gone TO Berkeley Springs.
Tie cholera has subsidized in the Baltimore Amshouse
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repre- sentaves Of chivay, and yet violate to the fullest
extent IL rricipes.
The Iesolu'ons then unanimously adopted snd the
CorVent'cn adjourned
The afternoon session thin in Numbers in coulpar-
with tie forenoon meeting None Of the more pro n
pent men expected such Winthrop, Choato Everett
and Lawrence present at any time. There very
little enthusiasm manifested during the whole proceedings
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MILITARY NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

ALBANY, Wednesday, Aug. 10, Is3I
One hundred and fly U. S. Dragons, under command
Of Major Graham and fifty Of tue lst and "a res
meDts of artillery, under command Of Major Sptague
ptssed through this city this morning their way to
Jeferson Barracks, Mo.
Three men, Haned Lewis Hszlitt, Francis Neville and
Vim. Neville, Of Cemden, Kent Co., Canada killed
by the falling OF tree on the 18th inst
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COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.

LIVERPOOL Corros MARKEr-aessn Dennsionn 20 '"'f
ulr SAW, There demand for CorTON during tue
greater part Of ard particularly the last three days. but 1t
hes beer freely buyers the whole have rather the d
vantage Quotson however unchanged The Aea Of the
week bales OF which 1880 are for speculation ana oF
export leaving ~ $50 bales to the trade.
The .as today tFdsy 7oco b'iss At unchanged prices
81
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

FROM Boston I'd CsleutiA ~ Graveseud
Arrived New YORK d-ocssn AZ Grsvesend EmsIns on
Portud; Liverpool Ocean Queen, o. fosisnpath
MAry Green ct Bristol; 81, billion, 81 orsoL
AR. New Orleans All Tho: fetsias 81 Liverpool
SD. for Bslfpsr I'd Nicholas B0ole from Liverpool
SID fer Bath eta ST. Peter from Liverpool.
SD. for hlaGep hia 81, hberne, from Liverpool
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NIw JERsET The American Convention OF the frs.
Congressional District of this State. which met at Bar
neton Monday, nominated DR. Isaiah u. Clavson OF
Salem Comfy their candidate for Congress DR..
Ciawsou was member of the last House OF Assembly.
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rHE LATE COMMODORE pORTER.

WAsHINGTON, "Wednesday Aug. 10, lsjf.
The VIII Of Commodore PORTER has been entered for
probate in the Orphans Court Washington The entire
property is bequeathed TO Mrs. Porter.
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AIKANSAS ELECTION

CIxcIssATi, "Wednesday, Aug IS, 1884.
Return. have been received from only Cri;.enden
County, Arkansas Greenwood Dem. il elected to Con-
gress without opposition.
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DEPARTURE OF THE CANADA.

BOSTON, WUinttuay, Aug TO, I701.
The Cupard steamship Canada, Capt Stone, sailed at
noon to-day with lOs passengers for Liverpool and IS for
Halifs1. Among the former Madame Bodlsc0, with
20, ton Of her family. The Casada takes out s2i05sO
mostly in American gold.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-08-17

The tody of female, abOu seventeen years OF age,
Wa found floating in the Don Toronto, few days
ago The superstition is that she committed suicide She
bad black shawl and purple petticOa but 10 other
article Of dress.