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Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-12-27
FRANCIS JACOBY. JR's..
NEW DRUG AND PRESCRIPTION sTcEl


NEW DRUG AND PRESCRIPTION sTcEF.
fl,HE subscriber respectfully iEves the a,tehticn
the eiizeEs OF Davenport and surrounding eountr,
N his Drug aad Chemical s:ore Brad, between ses
osd and Third sis.
From mis- knowledge and experience in the business
he assure those who may favor him, that they vii
be furnished with Medicines the best quality. pre-.
pared with the strie;est sud al moderate prices
Personal attention viii be given 10 The compound
Ing OF ai Prescriptions.
H also keeps good assortment of Germ n. French
English aud American perfamery, Tooth and Hai
Brushes, Combs. aud General assortment Of Fame.
Articles.
Davenport, Oct 18th, ls54-d.H
SEWING MACHINES.
THE snbscriber Is Agent for Wheeler, Wi'sor 4
! Cos superior sewing Aachines-by the uee o
these machines very much OF that which hss been
druigrry becomes butts pleasant tass-any vito hay'
Rad Mrs e. oake Smiths letter published in the n
Tribune sometime SINCE in relation 10 them. viii nee
no long endaficns here. Whoever has wish &
see these beautiful and truly Labor sariHr .Hs-hise
operate can be graiined BIZ calling ut NY Store.
Sold at New York prices, adding freight. ria tat
siraasase the buyer has the opportunity Of ssrair
WIN. A. MORSE.
Moline, June 18th. 1854
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NEW YORK HARNESS STORE
crycuYAr1 ruHN1rurr sTory.

~ FEARING would respectfully inform h.sffend.
Ne and the public genera. that he has removed his
Yuraiturs Establish meIlt the brick building OF
DR. Jas Hall, Front between Main and Brady ats
adjoining ysn Ta.i& Cooks "ber. he will continue
% carry the hu conducted By Mr.. Fear.
lag II the Old -tand IN Bazaf buildings.
On hand y largo assortment ~
READY MADE FURNITURE,
which he will s.ll 1t the lowest prices.
Davenport. Atareh 4fh. 1854.
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xsaRxGoR, LAw1s . 1LAKExoRx,
Bankers, Exchange, Note : Real Estate Brokers,
No. q lie Claire Row,
Davenport, Iowa
r-7sNorss and B,uLs collected and pros eeds remit,
tel an! Part Of the United saiesat earreet fa'ss Oh
TGe hlshe., surrcussass. paid for Bills Of En-
chicago, Geld ard Silrsr.
q, Drafts on all the principal cities o. inc
United states aud Europe. Tor sale al lowest rates,
fTINrsgesr ALLOWED on Deposits, on time or to DO
rLAsn WAsaAsrs constantly on hand and for sale
TPRral Es,a.e bought and sold on commission;
tPTAxxs psd for non residents and diners:
H~SsTtrtrs Investigated and Abstracts Furnished;
hr BsnDs and Mortgages bought and sold aud loans
NJ so,iatcd
JOHN thompson. Esq: tanker, \; Z. -.
Nss.xs PAGE BAcos Rns s. = a"as, M No
ALEX Y. xaREsoR.
Attorney at Law and Notary Public,
No LIZ Cal = ROW
REAL ESTATE.
DAgTIcuLAR atteuiion given 10 the buying and
1 selling Re Estate commission. Paying OF TaN-
Hay'nr canplete Abstracts of titles TO all lands In
his county and city, fully prepared to examine
Tiils and furnish correct abstracts: draw Deeds Mort
Cages and all other instruments Of writing aa take ac-
Acknowledgements At the shortest notice and on the most
MORRISON, LAwEs & BLAKEMoRE.
~ OGn AIRES Of choice land for sale on liberal RAJ
VaUDV terms in lots TO suit in Scott, Clinton and
: s'A NeGRR ECU LAwEs BLAKEMoRE.
CyITY PROPERTY FOX saba number Of houses
y lots and vacant lots pleasantly situated IN Inherent
parts of the city Ia suit purchasers FOR sale on asofa
''S '''"' m,GREGoR. LAwas & BLAKEMoRE,
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rACTs FOR THE PEOPLE.

IN the great progress constantly making 10 ever
pscially in Davenport the srt Of making covering 90
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-12-27
SCOTT HOUSE.

THE above three story brick honss sitla.
ted ss the corner OF Front and Harrison
Yt69 sss. 10 completed. thoroughly furnished
neee aud open for the accommodation Of the pub
MJs lie. The subscriber hopes by strict atten-
ton TO business 10 receive share Of public patron.
agr.
Pare q, 90 per day, OF IS cent. per meal.
r. BEN r0N,
paysneort. Nov "a. lfSs-dtf Proprietor.
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pELAINEs AT 10 CTS. PEI YABm
At Rnsicess hr..s .,,,

" have opened in.nayH ! tg- lot o. n,,.,,,.
W ffan Gets. 10 IS per yard. 's
"Wednesday. Nov gih ir.,i
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100 600 BRICKS
MORE NEW eoers!

'1H sale By tn, subscriber his 81 r., ps,@..
port 40, " Ii HlLi..EiH.
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pL4sTERlNG IsAfE,
ff.;8 Bashe FOR see by
w. nov3 DiLzELL BRO.
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Which added 10 h.- usual So, und Narrt, v n eve
bic him to sHPriA tn demands ofths pubS tnb.Ie
sith The best siairc Ia >tSie, p teri and gasn;
AID he viii be pleased 10 supply theta at Is yef, low
est prices. A. G., BitaDy
Davenport, April 9TH. 1854.
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ca Gerry AND PROVISION STORE,

en- )cERY AND PROVISION STORE.
THE Subscriber hav ng purchased the establlshmsn!
i owned by Mr.. Lyier. at the corner OF bird and
Brady sts.. viii keep constantly on hand large and
general assortment OF GROCERIES AND PR0vls-
IONS. embracing everything in the line, which ha
viii warrant ~ the purest and best quality and Will
ell ~ low ~ they be purchased In the MARKET
OYSTERS.
90 eubseribs, 10 Agent for Pearee's Oysters, which
~ viii supply TO the trade al W. oiesale 10 snstC
en- At retail st the lowest ark ct prices.
DAVID MILLER.
nsvsnpert, Sept sist. isi<-wtr~u.
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cord; Judge Havfland, long Island; n W. Chaplin, Hart
ford were amongst the arrivals yesterday at the Aston
John Aoosts, Baltimore; n Dexter Boston; D. c. Ram
ssy Buffalo; Williamson, Ban Francisco, arrived yss
Col steptoe, o. g. A.; Capt. culIum, o. g. Al r. Coyle
wsshngtoS Norman, Baltimore, arrived ysstsr
j. r. Comstock, St. Louis; Capt. Macomber o. g. N;
Ill., l. Ki ing, GsosglS rn WAY Phn.asphi. Trest
Boston p. Phillips, do, among the arrivals yes
erday at the Metropolitan Hotel
Tm Pors AND Nh. VAN BUms.-The National Isseuiosw-
Of the 4h inst contains the following extract Of
letter from American lady In Rome to friend In this
city 'Mr. Van Buren, Is Of nearest and kindest
day evening beautiful bouquet from the Vatican
Qurina Gardens and sometimes transfers this courtesy
ro Ss e
of those small things which make up 1t were the
golden sands Of this river Of life."
DEPARTURES.
s.s
s'd ia s r.ss ~. 5s .. s s ,S
"a AS: ~ siiS u: y'.a
sss sS.sE,s 5ss.:
Ssss s::s.ss p
King cooansas sa.oa Hsss
s F ;ss.: .nS cssss H.na.. .Hssy
Baker, Q Ayers, BsIsord Co: nss.snsss Adams 4
s.; xi; WIN;
sSsys:y IL ki ias h*s:i
vi. sss
bsyns S5 H s..
nas% D Ss5 S Sss cal
Meller, D Camhsd, r Hathaway w Hathaway
PGxss. Lester aa1sy Mrs Tnh MIL Hd psl%sr
and Wife, 1sS1sh Howe 3sss
ter Nv Foster B lppSSsrlsh Daaiss julien
Sen SHs9s'K sm 'T1 Tailor! Bisss sloan Boyer,
stewart. Tsng. TX wallace: xW Grover. $ Friday,
ii, b Fuller csasid J Noble, ease. smith, T Car;
@ synsS si KsSt5 x.hH s. n r. Css.sn
and children Il Clemens. Anderson, anderson
ass
P.shs PsFsy TryoR TyGn r0rtsT s%isn
ceods
art s1s sarah Mrs.
s s WA Bs1 Gsars
Adsir Butter, Raeksnhurger Brown, Robt sylyes-
fer Ssr r %iy'ST ssy hif s So
Beai Case STANFORD Sheppard and many others in
the steerage
From Liverpool in ship Aiddlessx-John Brooke Mary
From Liverpool in ship John Rutsdge-capt Freeman, Of
and snoSs s a q
Epy. Scotia CAPT Cprtis 81 sShT Jane Mary Capt
From New Orleans In bark Eliza cochran-Mrs New
From Ponce, PR, in bark Maraval-w M'Kenzie.
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The Fire and Riot mt the Rome Medical
College.

From the Rome (N W Republican, March Al
About ten O'Clock this morning fire discovered in
the upper story of Robnsons Block Lock street and
the tow path which for two past has used Is
lecture and dssectng apartments Of the Eclectic Medical
College The engines the spot, and the fire
put out with little damage to the building
cept by water which considerable the whole
completely drenched.
The building is large one stories high and built
of brick The first story is occupied for manufacturing
purposes the second and third by families, and the
fourth and fifth by the college As the fire
extngushed the attention of persons engaged at
Here awful and disgusting sight was presented
Bodies and portions of bodies lay scattered around
limbs ribs, skulls intesnes, and slices of human flesh
in great profuson though just dissected-e the eyes
of those who had entered the ROOM while the horrible
efiuva from the burning of human flesh in two large
stoves in the ROOM sckened those who ventured
The physicians speedily disappeared.
These sights enraged those who present. and im
mediately commenced scene Of riot difficult to describe
The windows raised and broken and many portions
rest small coffin was thrown from the fifth story win
dow down the path and burst by the
cussion, when the body of child apparently six
years of age, with head almost large peck mea
This body permitted to lay upon the ten
fifteen minutes before any ventured to the
disgusting sight, and hundreds went close examine
it, including many respectable looking females.
ce Cuddeback and their officers and assistants inter-
fered and took possession OF tho building which they
cleared and locked up as soon as possible.
The police force deserve credit FOR their energy and
good management in quieting the riot soon but
fear from the feelings manifested and among
the crowd that the at Cleveland last winter may
be expected here and the riot be Had the
currence taken place in the night not yestge Of the
police 10 be their guard and ready to meet any
gcncy that arise.
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sessea. V clsss Co FEB a. la nN h. = ~ ~,
.;s:,s1
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ssar s.s,s:; es.ss. N:yss,, Nc days Eupsr.as.A
ss. Ss.s;;sssSs Y.....k N:.s:s. HS
s.s from NJ clipped heavy sss .s Il. 7.s: deck
With s: 4 water sS:s Tire: .sa:a jss
& astss! t s
a. sas sAiy .s sss: Nc; S'A
seAl GSidsI Wet Dixon, Ncrfsii, td.ya
S.. S SIiiss. si ssss .x S s
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81: S:;:i: s.,,.
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81: Sssss:ss iii: siskS
s:s:
ssS. Sns..slG: candy, fsss:lPP sa: s s
ST.. Ley y 81 LAKE., P.sS:s Rsiss:ipss: days
S.. s..s S.' Led: :es t'S
s sh W,itsT Lsnen. Jshn:on PhisdslPhia days
SIR siisis aSss:. Iiss:s PSi1:a: ipSis, sd.y.
seSr tribune: HusoSins. Prosiassos for ph.d.iph.
s.sa FfuS ss.' s S1 the
Beach With wood OIL sails rigging and spars the bark win
lie celcstno Captain Pesreiius and brig Gas
BELOW
Ship Queen of the West Liverpool spoken even
ing Of BY plotboat Jus With los yard
The Julia picked Saturday about Is miles Sc OF
Highlands the fragments Of nainsai, and close by new
bucket; the sail was very much torn
Bark Isa do Cuba Miller from River Gambia Coast Of
Africa =
Bark Arthur Warren, MOI Pierce from Now Orles ~
l9 days, with mdse TO Snow Burgess
Bark Rose Staadsh Gale from NOreans, Is days. with
mdse to d Huribut 4 Co.
Brig Burton Lingo from Savannah, days. with
tn, &c to Sturges Clearman Co.
Brig 4 Armstrong (of New Haven't from Porto Rico,
with and moasses Hotohkss Bros New Haven
Brig Florence of Columba Rae from Neuvitas Il days.
with mahogany, &c, to Owen Sons The home
under temporary rigging having been dsmasted the out
ward passage
Scbr Machias, Thompson, from Jacksonville days. with
yellow pine timber to j Holmes.
Also one ship tive barks, and three brgs, unknown.
SAILED.
Steamship Ohio AspnwAll ships st Louis New Orleans:
Southampton Liverpool bark Averon, Marseilles.
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Something Mysterious In Hartford.

from the Hartford Courant March 81
Some time last October stranger, calling himself Har
rison hired part of house in wcatherscld lane for
himself and wife, of r. G. Drake, ESQ., and after
moved into it-other families oecupying the other por-
tons Of the house He left and has seldom been
seen since, only returning for short visit once
twice His wife has been also much absent returning
acquaintance with the neighbors, and leaving the
tenement empty and locked up. Last Monday after
s
WALL and surprising the tenement still empty, no one
had been heard in there for four weeks of
course not little surprised Fancyng 1t to be spirit
rappings examination ventured upon until the
return from labor of the sick womans husband in the
evening" who determined to ascertain the cause and en-
tered the tenement by cellar way the doors being
bolted.
On going into chamber he was startled to find living
in bed, mere living skcleton-the wife of Harrison
wasted to shadow by starvation appears Assist
at rendered by the neighbours and the rst
facts despatched doctor scene and sent load Of
wood to raise fire. Every possible assistance
dered her. but all too late and sho died on Friday
morning Little could be learnt from her, she seemed
rather to shrink from enquiries Mr. Hawey the city
missionary, was more successful than Others in gain
ing her confidence and drawing her out by Kind
ness. She told him she was widow by the name
of Sarah Bartholomew, until she married Harrison
last fall about the time Of their removal here-that
she had been sadly deceived in Harrison, and was
wretched indeed-that she had sick mother in New
Haven whom she went to take four or weeks
train in hopes Of bearing something Of her husband or
finding him at home, but found him not--that half
amshed and cold she crawed up stairs to bed and TO
die, where she had remained since, period Of six
seven days. without calling for aid "makng sign"
She said she had son named John Bartholomew at
work, she Supposed in lock factory in New Britain
aged II 49, to whom she addressed letter some weeks
ago, but received no
Such Is the history, get IT, Of this strange affair
The appeared intelligent and respectable and the
furniture, some of which had not been unpacked, de-
noted responsibility and great neaness The first Select
has taken charge Of her effects and has the keys Of
her trunks.
Her age was about 40. single letter, follows was
found in her trunk
Nrw HAVEN, Dec the o. lS47
DEAR DAuGuTER-l should have sent you money before
this had not been waiting for answer respecting
house which have applied for belonging Mr. Jacob Har
rison IT is the next above the
ON the turnpike hayc made such arrangements will
insure constant employment If should live for ono
year therefore wish TO remain whore Are until
you hear from me again BY SO doing will obIire your
81 have heard from NJ Harrison to-day and am to
10 Ars henrstts 4. Bartholomew to the care Of Mr.
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icass = .. pure from corruption and vice ~ any other
department In the city.
AMxR called him to order.
M. CLAHoT| am IN order. I mean to defend the
Commissoner Of Streets and Lamps from all attacks made
by his calumniators.
CHAm-You must connns your remarks to the ques-
ton.
Mr.. CLAHzY-The Commissioner Of Streets and Lamps
rs . faithful man, and did his duty like man.
Mr. Clanccy In the dark; but he was not to be de.
feated BY the darkness, for he spoke about fifteen
minutes in total darkness, saying that he was
placed in condition similar to that Of Mike Walsh,
when speaking In Congress- was left In the dark BY
scene Of some little confusion here ensued some
getting the reporters table breaking
the legs and splitting the ink all Of the
atves Of the Erpvess Several members said that It
would not be bad idea to carry locofoco matches in
their pockets in future.
ssurn of the gaslS where Ia the Sergean Armss
ssBring light here!" then might be heard on eyery
side and In every corner OF the room.
The gas having been at length lighted business was
resumed
Mr. NoxrH-I think 1t would be better after all to re.
commit the report.
Mr.. MATHKR sorry to hear the gentleman speak in
such terms He there in the fore part of the
ing and advocated the immediate adoption Of the report
but now, like whpt spaniel, he cries pecari
Mr. NoKH-t was for the purpose Of avoiding person
that the members could vote on its adoption in their
calmer moments.
The question on rccommittng then put and lost
The various sections Of the report wore then adopted
up to section No. 10, when the Board adjourned unt
Wednesday
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Jersey CITY IntelIlncncc.

INCREASED RATE OF INTERnr-In the New Jersey Lepis-
ature, bill has passed both houses allowing the pay
ment Of interest special contract at the rate of seven
PET cent Hudson and Essex countless and in the city
Paterson, instead Of six PER cent heretofore The
business men Of these counties finding exceedingly diff
cult to obtain money for business purposes six
cent while in competition with New York rates of in
exerted themselves to the passage
this act.
ANOTHER CRY PRoJECED-A bill to incorporate the Bal
City Company, which proposes to locate on the bay
shore south of Jersey City, has been introduced the
Senate by Mr. Bramhall, of Hudson county
SUlcIDR-Integence received in Jersey City last
evening, that man named Jacob Hopper committed
suicide at Hoboken yesterday morning by blowing out
his brains.
KHIKD.-Mr. Albert G. Van Saun of Hackensack ATTY
three years of age killed In instant Friday by
being caught in the machinery of saw mill.
SUICIDE ny Poison AT HoBoKxS-Judge Norris T. Crane
held an inquest yesterday the body of Susan Grifth
OF FOG Bloomfield street. said to be poisoned by
or strychnne. Coroners jury having been empannel.
led and several witnes examined the doctors Julien
Elder and Thompson brought into the court room the
results OF their post norton examination There
TO be no doubt Of the death Of Mrs Griffith by poison
but as to evidence in respect to tho party adm mis-
terng said poison requested by the court to alb
stain from any publication thereof for the present The
case has been postponed to the 18th instant in order
obtain thorough analysis Of the parts containing the
poison,
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Memoranda.

Ship Squantum at Caao Jan u from Boston experienced
light and contrary winds in the Atlantic II days without
setting studding sail made the from the latitude Of
Cape Horn in IL days said to be the quickest record
MIssINo vEssrI-Schr Kay, Of Philadelphia Mark H
Leeds master left Phadelphia Dec bound to savannah
since that time no has been had from The
ton Of Vermont; Absscm soOy Of New Jersey and two
apprentice boys, Rsley and Lewis Smith.
LAuScH.on A. inst from the yard Of Msssrs Stuart
ington Butcher Of tho following dimensions vLength
deck l6 feet breadth Of BEAM % feety depth Of hold II
for Nsw ors.p; packet md .siss her place n
first vessel launched port rugged
ready to receive She s owned BY Messrs Heron
building. IPhladelphia North American.
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ARREST OF CouNTERFErTERs m LOUISVILLE
Yesterday afternoon man, named J. II. Cotter, who
Keeps the Farmers Hotel Market and Front
streets, and his barkeeper, Thompson, and named
Isaac Norris arrested suspected countcrfcters
C0tter had several hundred dollars In counterfeit money
in his possession The police also found about $500 In
Thompson's trunk, and several hundred dollars in
gasometer In the cellar. The parties will he examined
before Judge Joyes this morning Lousriue Democrat
ItA 70. .Mf
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+ s s as
70;
to portion Of her which he thought
BARK MANY DALE at Philadelphi. from cienfusgos on
, IT, INIT with S ln II It. 70 81 lon q So
which away sssrSosId fors rig
ssr '0wp
b. wh ss a.
sa.S JoAss Of rrs1kfor. from wilnnscn NC
saiy and at smishve NC Inst St. 'A'~ Same aAS
Ba,o naoonr. in Sc blow at E.stport night Of 2sth
sAs sns driven sss
ss ss, wi m her
scHa JOHN ADAMS, crowell, Of and for Boston, from
Es IL Gs .ns q e.
sot e en- away both
her bottom through which taking cargo
Els f. as.ss ia :ssS
Of 10Th ut; no lives lost.
ser lost deck load &C. "'S"su'1 had heavy w's
scgR GAzELIE, AZ Baltimore for Gu.yma. PR, expert.
W.T. gale from deck load Of %oi.ssss and syns
neghborhood several boxes Of boots and shoes Inv
~ Extract from letters to Elwood Walter ESQ.,
bills landed FROM Tho s .sip Co.
qmpo Inc mold 70 IN ashockng state the damaged wheat
..n,v.v ~. ~, ,.,, JanT
and they Of opinion bags Of wheat that
being inner roadstcsd which rii ' amp
able MS to progress further.
sehr Emma stilwel Arrond master, from PSl.SSiphi.
Inlet part cargo has been saved vessel Is sunk
Notice to Mariners.
G.s Hss sss and
u n ake
At Boston from Faya 80 reports that
CID At Ne. Bedford 4th, brig Leonidas,of wo..pors
Crosrman, Atlantic Ocean.
- .sii s.sis g ss:
Az 70 d ad an sns from
ssS SUMO sasi 'i Robertson
sss e s. s
sSs sgs csSa Beg
TRI %.sp? s sIs :,
do, no 81 IS blfash.. '1'"'
fsssls SHIP cidsss mS%lans and 90
Il i % % I s % .g%
do Do from bark sParts1-n ali LOS bbI. ''" %
s.s: H1i s:ss 'v !" for H."ps'.
s:s
passed Feb q, lat "a IS, Ion 80 35
sa ssi'S s y ssS s'" Orleans for H.v'
o ssp sSssl sts:sss Me- supposed from New
clipper ship steering ssE showing blue signal with
~ II SS ss ;s$ sSis'
Bark Jacob Prentice from Baltimore for N0resns,
showing red signal with white ball. was 'snsliasd
Brig Clara Pors.snd for csnfussos MArohi
brig blanchard from cienfuesos for Boston Fob 90 Oh
Brig Leghorn Pendleton from wilmington, NC, via St
for 1sG n s M Sr florida Feb o.
ssir John Fsxon from for Darien, 2Sth ul. lat
Foreign Portsi
ASrrouA-In port Jan 20 brig Ann Elizabeth. Taylor,
from Padephis, diss schr Enterprise Pendston from
Asy,ra-Passed Dec o. ships Mystery, Potcrson shang
hae for l4th Fleetwood Dale do for Boston, Van
ssr Manila FTa
BeespAr-sid Jan H. ship Arabciis, Cobb, Calcutta
from Calcutta Nov full cargo rice Excelor HARTMANN
from New H,ysn u days passage schr Edna G. Thatcher
CALcurrA-Arr Dec 90 chip Queen of the Pscinc Reed,
San rrancisco bark Lucy Hale Lu Melbourne Sept r.
CALLAo-Arr Jan q ship sqsantum, McCallus, Boston,
I liz days.
ConrrsAs-In port sbt Feb % bark Churchill, Blake.
for Nfork ldg brs Joseph Peek for do days Sea Belle
for Norfok Argo Morton for Provdence dg and Others
ger Norfolk
AT do 2d bark w Paige. Atwood from Providsnes mn
10Th disg 20 load for do brig Harrnaa nom sw
At do 10Th, banks Cabnsa Iittfeohn, FOR boston Iee
Sarah Hale crowthsr from Msvsss Ss ssA1
por FEB iA bark. Hs!sn;.s 9lss s.,s
for NYork days Indiana watts fer AZ ioelSs sr,s
SsP. lon w osS.s Msarsk Bsisk PiSs lei
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First District Court.

DtIUfC HOn JuEtlcc GrcPn.
MARCH 6.-Atrdhdm Cdrlock Alexander Byrrfs-Tbis
action IL brought to from the defendant the sum
of 81 sS being the amount Of execution issued out
Of this Court in favor Of the plaintiff and placed In the
hands Of Brute constable for execution and on which
the defendant received &s but has refused pay the
to Mr.. Carlock. The plaintiff having proved the
above fact the Court rendered judgment against the de-
fcndant for S75 and costs.
Charles King Patrick Hogon.-This was an action
to $685. balance Of accounts appearing from
the evidence that the defeddant admitted his indebted
ness the Judge gave verdict for the amount together
with costs In favor Of the plaintiff.