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REVIVAL IN ENGLAND.-lt is stated that a great
revival is in progress among the EPiscopalians in
EuglaCd, and that Rev. Mr.. Aitkin, formerly a
Wesley an preacher, now ranked as a high church
man, is the principal agent in this work
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MEDICAL NOTICE.

DR. P. c. CALDWELL has associated his son, DR..
J JOSEPH w. CALDW ELL, with him i'll the Prac-
tice of Medicine. Office, End story in Elns brick
building the Courthouse.
March "a, 1854. 35tf
n. BAH persons indebted to by accounts are
requested to settle the same al an early day.
Mar "a p. G. CALDWELL.
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Livery and Sales Stable,
BY ~. H, REA.

4 t the stand formerly occupied by r. Morrison, in
~ Charlotte. Horses fed hired and sold. Good ac-
c1mmodItIons for Dovers. The custom of his friends
and the public generally solicited.
Fcbrulry II, 1854. Soy
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FLOUR TO CAINA.-ThIs is a cheering feature,
L" California sending Flour 10 China,' for instead
Of gold leaving the country to pay for tea, su.
gar and spices, silks, shawIs, and other necessa-
res and luxurcs we Sc nd products Of our soil and
The labor of our hands. This is what builds up
our State. Four thousand quarter sacks of Cali
lorna -four from the Eureka Mills were sold yes.
terday by the Messrs. FredIander and Co., at
satisfactory prices, (about 50 per bbl.) TO ship to
China. Other shipments OF like character will
shortly follow; and thus, at length, California has
become an eapOfter Of bTeGdstHfS.
San Francisco HerQII.
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The American Hotel,

CHARLUTTE, n. Z.
BEG to announce to my friends the public, ond pres
patrons of the above Hotel that have leased the
same of years from the Ist of January
After which time, the entire property will be thorough
iy repaired and renovated, and the house kept
class STYLE This Hotel is the Depot and pleasant
ly situated rendering desirable house for travellers
and families.
Dec I6, 1858, 22t T.. NJ. RAY.
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Morris "o-IxS,

NOFrIStOtcR, rem.
THE subscribers manufacture Mining Machinery, as
1 follows, VIZ THE CorNIsH PUMPING ENGINE, high
and low pressure Pumping, stamping and Hosting
STEAM ENGINES; CoENIsH PUaIrs, STAMrs, CRUsHERs,
INCHES, Iron BLOCKS, PULEYs of all sizes, and every
variety of Machinery tor Mining purposes.
THOMAS, CORSON q WEST.
iune ., 1854 4J-ly
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''Short visits are best as lhs fly said when he
lit on the hot stove.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1854-11-24
" Mining Machinery

Mining MaCEiHtIy'
NORNiSH PUMPS, Lifting and Forcing, Cornish
I Crushers, Stamps, Steam Engines, and general
Mining york made By the subscribers at short notice
LANG, COOK & CO,
Hudson Machine Works,
Refer 10 Hudson, n. Y.
Jas. ]. Hodge, Esq, New-York.
iune . 1854 43-y
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IN THIS CIT,


On Saturday afternoon Z man named George
Wood WIS suddenly taken Ill with be cholera, In
Nassau street. He was conveyed to tho City Hos
pita in . weakly condition.
Coroner 0'Donuell yesterday held an inquest at
900 West Fortysixth street, on The body Of Jeremiah
Andrews. Deceased was AZ years Of age, and born
in Ireland.
Coroner Hilton held an inquest At 93 Greenwich
street upon the body Of John Imeer, German,
80 years Of age.
There were two fatal cases of cho'era yesterday;
one, = woman, residing In Z ghth street. and the
other man, residing in North Fourth street.
JERSEY CITY.
This disease has developed itself in Jersey City
during the past week, and towards its close there
were rumors of dozen cases, ct least, Of which
four or five were fatal. No Official reports Of the
deaths in the city are required by the Common
Council, and the extent OF the rayages Of the cho-
lera cannot be reliably ascertained. The citizens
are left exposed to the fears which exaggerated ru
mors ae calculated to excite or to suffer great
er evil in being exposed to the rava2es OF this dis
ease around them and remain In ignorance Of their
danger. II the disease is mild, reliable reports OF
that fact would aftay much approximations; II It Is
raging with severity, that also should he known,
that measures can he taken to cOuDteract 1t. At
present activity is required the part of the
authorities. Cutters, suks, vacant lots, and other
siekening nnisances. need attention. In this re-
spect but little has been done, and the public com
ment Of nuisances and the adoption OF other santa
nv mcasur6q.
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O. Sunday. July q, Mr. DAm Axsasa. native Il
Es~nartr<, counsy q cork, hcaasd
attend bis funersI freu hts late rssidsscs 10 West
street. At hall. past two o'cscck this afsesncoa. .
On Sunday. July =: a 8. RAun.sx, Psssrss'f Ok
recsssed m for short time only, sad the report
Of his death win b received WITH surprise BY hls NUM-
friends We undsrstsad that 10 his last moments
sleep Bs f4pda and relatives are reqsested to ssend
his furer. from his lste residence los Warren street.
ct two oclock this afternoon.
Albany tspers rirase copy.
street T.oHAs o'Doss.L Esq., aged es years. -.
funeral without further notice, on Monday Ssth at
On Sunday, July %, suddenly, D. CAsxr. aged %
The reatuves and friends Of the family ara respectfully
invited to attend his fuDers at 10 O'Clock this aftsr
srsss nom h'' ''' residence NO. . ~ '' '''''a
At his late residence, JAMES RAYrxr, sgsA Is years.
tn attend bis funeral from asa Niath street between
Fret avenue and A. at O'Clock Tuesday
morning without further invitation,
Farewell brother, thou hast left as,
But tits God that has bes~ft as,
He can al our soTows heal
AfBiction sore long time he bore,
Phv sicians tried In vain:
Till God pleased 70 call him home,
And free him from his pain
In Brooklyn on Saturday, July e. Ey1RA G., daughter
and dBys
In Brooklyn, after few hours Illness. CARRn E.,
youngest daughter Of Charles H. Mills, aged II months
and 20 dsys.
The relatives and friends respectfully invited to At
tend the funeral from the residence Of her grandfather
John Lowe 2ss Fulton street. at ave O'Clock this after
noon.
Az the sweet flower that scents the MORN
But wfhers in the rising day;
Tins sweetly this infants dawn
Thua gently Hed its life away
At Philadelphia, the 21st inst, Mr. THOMAS DuRSs,
in the 22d year Of his sge.
At Phiade ,pha the 2lst inst, JosEpH b. RINK,
eldest scn ~ jacob and Sarah Rink, aged 81 wears
At Philadelphia, the 2lst inst, JANE. QrIs, OF Gas
tlehlary, county Monaghan, Irelsnd, aged 80 years
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Wllll.msburx City mt. lliaence.

hIufkD WITH AN ACTOH.-A Young married woman,
whose husband Ieioes In this city left her nome few
DAYS since, with her two infants to visit her parents
who reside out Of town II has subsequently been a.
cersad that she has been In the habit Of visiting Bar
mum Museum, where an acquaintance sprung up b.
.weeh herself snd young or, which terminated II
sneI soeconoing together to parts unkno The IN.
vile DID not TO the house OF her parents but
instead left her children with neshbor and then Hsd
skilNG LIQUOR on SUNDAY The public houses gene
rsny we're closed yesterday few continued business
without attempting to conceal tho lact while few
o'hers received calls through the back way.
ATTEMPTED SrIcipg TuR CErls A man namsA Jchn
ScNs'!, rnn vac confined In the First ward stauoe
housc op Friday night for being atsem oted
TO commit suieioe BY tying hts sart (Which he hsd mi sc
Into rcie) tight about his neck tie was discovered In
time to cave his Nfe and watch was Kent over h,m
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The umprcs Mr. g. A. Barber, OF Toronto for the
Canadians, whose Mr. Humphries of To-
Iono and filing the places for the United States
play ers ~ese Mr. Samuel Nichols and Mr. Wheaton, Of
New York.
ANALYSIS OF THE BOWLING.
CASApA-First inpings-Cuyp 20 balls, runs, 2 mai
dens wickes, wide ball; Comery Sc balls "a runs 10
mAdens, wicsets; Sams IS balls 18 runs l2i maiden
wickets, wide bali Marsh, "a balls runs maiden
wicket, no ball wide bali. Second innngs-Comery
~ balls runs, maiden, wicket Sans, f2 balls, 10
runs, maiden, wicket, wide balls Marsh balls 3
runs 0 wicket, | wide ball
UNITED STArEs.-lst innngs-Parsons, As balls 1s runs
maiden, ! .icset wide ball; Bradbury, 45 balls,
innirgs-Ps 4s balls, 10 runs, maiden wckets
Bradbury ~ balls, 90 runs, maiden, ~ickets wide
bsls; Napier, l2 balls, runs, maiden, wickets;
Pickering 10 balls, runs, ] maiden, wickets.
At the conclusion Of the the evening OF Thurs
day the crcketers from the United States and their
friends entertained at sumptuous dnner In
the Saint Lawrence Hail. Mr.. Barber the President Of
the Toronto Club presiding.
We append copy Of the invitation and bill Of fare-
-
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MISCELLANEOUS.


&C0 O0n nHwARD.-MADAn CLIFTON n
VCV.VUU the oAy real genuine Astrslsgiss n this =
othex ety. She warrants correct infsrnstea a
tbS She also cares diseass in ice
teuIary tse worst forms Of rheumAsism NJ B.-dsasns
IS no b.mbug does she visa 70 imesss upsa ths
oublis Gail and sstfy yourselves. Rssdsaeo xhonp
street between broome and Sping. oet hnuss
etrop.
DEAD TT-L0T IT OUT AND KHRP lT.-CAS6
paid for old nsEspspsss saa wrislsS sss
sicgps and waste paper Of all ssrts knds aal asss r.
B. " . tpy m ythsSs shat u o paper.
j. CbsUNCEY StOCKWGLL 3 Anu st., basement
ITO SHEET INITIAL w0RKRRs-NOTrcB-Ow on
me most v.isssls and assfsl Isss.ts sAaA l.s -
liam ebssr o. ncrrisAna, New Yerh, nstesss psssne
dated sarah - ls (for novel and invAluabls nssknq
ss,i.s Sss ssy III, nsehi.. nov 5s.s sxhsIsss -
No Ill q sst Nev York esy, Fhers iassesstsl
schrh~a 70 call Towns ettiss crrses and state dshAe
nt thesx cr1ey. WtLLfAM 0EbSIeRs
CHARLES 4tGLG&
Sole p-cprsprs. No. II Wan ssrss<-
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Personal Intelligence.

hon 7; !. buchanan Georgia; Hoo: A. G Winston,
Mr.. and Mrs J. NJ Wood, Portland; A. Q. Fritz san
Francisco Leonard Forbes and family, St. Louis NJ Ia.
moronx. do r. Thomaly Paris among the arrivals
yesterday at the Metropolitan Hotel
:, NJ incredibly Philsdelphia g 3 Cameron, Charleston;
PlGsasphis John Holland, Augusta @ H. Ra.s' ' Ss.
Haven; N. J. King South Carolina; r. A Mann. ASer-
deen Mss. J. !. Bronson. Now Haven are among the
Captain l. A. Dcpau, New York; Major C. C. Andrews
Boston; B. W. Carr, Saratoga; Sgnor G. Gracia, Cuba;
arrivals yesterday at the Union place Hotel
I,r Ahn, Cleveland. o.; Hon, II. j. sedgwick, syria.
I. n; Jno. Monroe Gonzales Texas; c. G. Mcc.uiiy,
L. s. H. G. Col y. H. Henderson, Mer SER L. arrived at
the Irving House yesterday.
:. Is s..i sj.sH r $50 ssss
ri;s; ee:ss; f So ~ ss.s;;
Ss. e:sn s s:i r:a osT r w iss
s:s ,san xs' T.. sal, ssg ';'
s IL. Ss III p,n:
R.,,r IS; HH;ssy ss;s.:.. y niS,:. 81 ~
B;gn,y. rs sospe Melist,ek. snarsr. 4 wilS.r
G..ss s.r,.s, r a isee
fS. sysss B:;ass " cset wso.,susb .r.yG Grown
D,,:s as Ss,s: Jon 5:s
?s' a. .s;s'sr III. ,i.; s S.is::I
carroll Thsrisw-ana e.sers . the steeease
fre@ New Orleans IN the steamship Dsnicl webs .e-
poctor Aues lady, ehd snd t-,vart; Doctoy gdv.ra.
Gspt Urs Mr. Eys.et,. lady, s.ter aud servsot C.nt
Catcher charlie. sCohss arr Bloom Ne c,n nsaca
~. seAiisF Hn'umon. Pelon. SAstun, a Nail T.
Benlcvy Palmer and hs mer ana FAINT
~, Mrs hits Acos Ant servant MRS itus and tw,
slid en- Mr. NeBaney. Mr. sni Mas Eassp, She don
pis, sershead Seizure. ritrpa.ro., Hes.on, c
mrs Steel Mrs DAILY MRS YeuaHer Tin ehdra std ssry
ant Baker lady four chi dret snd servast Nrs Riche
Gistt lady and child Mrs Ctaes sster and servant
krs Arnot. N Peaks. Mrs Buchanan sra .srvA,t Ms
Iowe, Hespessey Mrs wNd \ Kelly Mrs Couitsu p
Losnp, lady and three chiidrvp Gsisgher Prince.
small solomon 6ssiey, " ard T. O'Brien Mrs
Lett and b.rtey, and 10 IN the S,eera-s-i7s In all
fIem shssshse IN the ship Mazda IN Mr. white isdv
Goddard, Noseby
Prom k,o Crsnas 10 the bark 81 Joseph Bent yeut
Jr. Jossph Bert Y Aires
From Bermuda. IN ,he trig Torn Mr.. ooi.t Ne
bosm Mrs simmons and children, Mr. Scrshou.e' n
Morehsuss.
DEPARTURES.
Fer liverpool In sesmsfp Stsv OF vs-ehest1r from Ph,
ladef ma-Ars wtecheser servant three cbiidr.n Aud
two nfaats Mrs George Oates Nd sars Oates Nrs
Bayer ard four ehdree. Rev II VI welii grienaue ard
son, Mrs. ensasil Mr Fengssk ME- Cstbs-ne .iehsrd
Misc Anra Sehwssb, Mrs Browne y,hn q Kiavs5en Ar
thur y kite. Thomas VI Brsii~ood Mr. r,xares a Bur
GER Abraban shss Danie Harley. fiix beth Moftmof
nrs Osden Jsue Lewsrs ssrah Travers, MI asn usvev
Mr Anneafs and three kd-ea Mr. Annsav Ms Lu Luls
Mr. whitman End LADY. Rsaford W Hs,nes. n Tro.'
weed Kerr Mn Haeti,tosh. Mr. w Tirsi. n
Mtrtereurut Cuiins, Mr. Arnstr,ae. Ahh>rcesmb he
- storage,
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PHILADELPHIA Arrived July Z3-4 Pm, steamship
Keystone STATE Hsrde sAvsuSsh ships Mary Hale Roi
lima liverpool: Csrivcs Hefner Callso; tss Lopar
Kenny. Port Prince: Hamlet. Carr. Cienfnsscs VIM
rev. Dsnpne Portland; Ella Reed. wshker cienfuag9s
schrs Sea Breess Cheney K~nrebuph Ne; Hope Candy
Fargo Ncrvfrh, mary Patterson Dole, Rostou J Cur
As. ksley Portland; Aoees Brosn Rskrr. Boston; r
smith Cis,h Ne~ Haven Fmms, psfard, Ne~buryport;
Superb 81 Sven, Halifax hs steamer Msssschusetts
cared July "a steamship city of New York Matthew'S
Eo tn; ksrts Mary slade baker do; Chester Crosby
do; brss VIM nrs- Duuninr, do George Present. Git
Gsrdy ysrso Foruich; r 1obiss Hand. salem Nam:
Genoa, Perkins Boston, whestoN, wietts ProvIdcnco:
NANTUCKET Hsw~a. Newtur port; NARY Patterson Doll
Boston; DciAwsre Hsrdirs Providence; smith Clark
hddletovn: f~ma Hsfard Boston, Gensr Hs.ssy,
bspscr: Cen Tsyler pes,-al Ne Utrecht; d Hamiey
Cartwrigtt ssR HarArr; wstchmsn Brown, CAmbrid
port; Cora Brown do; simms Mason Boston; s Tyler
Bseor Nj Sdstnwn ship Caroentsrs Buvrc~s Westport
FredobiA Daniels Vtiiheet Ahbathuts Ryder Province
town. Morning sta', eriswold Hartford.
Memorr nda.
stsmer Poyr etan ct Sao Frascco June II. from Phi
lsdea ha psssed Csoe born april u.s. Wa days ga tbs
Csre IN bad weather. crossed the equator NAY y lon
III Wa dss fscm the equator, With light vnds, and
days mailing esg oflas
ship Cwur de Lion At san Francisco 18th Mt, made the
from Boston Gaze Horn 81 % the Cape
dsys In sht wird aus calmG crcss~d the equator May
20. loo lis after vi ch had light wine and caims.
ship Sea ssvysat hsscs sAs Frsscseo 2'ss ui I'd
10 lon los ssS had usht viAAs asA esns most q the
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ssoA saIes.

finiApn,mA, July %, 1854 -(Reported -bv Keen
IsyLr )-fHd Baord-l 600 shares Camden a .mtov
Z. Erie, 90; 900 schu,nm Nav 6s, 'sa bs. rs 400
Wilmington Raiiraad 6s, so 800 Rich Dist rrnns ca.
q; $40 Penn. b's 30 p so; 1000 Tioxa RR Pa
b. Slk 10 DO. do SIN 30 do. do. 3iL: 81 Penn r. n
40; no do do. 3 da,s -; lso Nor. Canal loN; $50
IcoG Island, R.R, 10k 10 Bsbk keatucky tot IL
high Nav SO. After Bodri-2a Lehish Nav "a. H. 100
Red RR: s5vn, s1at 80 DO DO J2k 400 DO ia. S2L.
leo do do. ssvn, SAX; $50 do DO So Market Arm.
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TEL Z q APHIC.
THE WEATHER IN PHILADELPHIA


PmLADKLrmA, July %, 1854
A-horsr Of rain fell here this afternoon which cooled
the air considerably Is quite and pleasant now
TINE WEATHER IN BALTIxoRE-pEA FROM HEAr.
BAIusoEs July %, 1854.
We have mails south Of Mobile. The heat has mo
derstsd little the thermometer now ranges AZ 90 10 o.
srs were several deaths the effects OF the heat az
yesterday. AT Alexandra yesterday two had died
from the sams cause.
HOT WEATHER IN BOSTON.
Bosros, July %, 1854
The thesmomoter at today stood at "a in the
shade
WEATHER IN BOSTON.
Bosros, July %, 1854.
Ths Thermometer In Boston 70 day ia s2-not o., as
previously reported There I've deaths BY cholera
to-day among whom Ia Dr. Sabine, tho wen known
dentist.
VERY pIsAsra0Cs GALE
Rock ISLAND, July q, 1sh4
We we're visited yesterday afternoon With q trcmsn
dous gale accompanied with considerable thunder and
Lightning. number Of houses were blown do~n and
ssveral steamers lost their chimney. Toe Golden Era
had her cabin entirely destroyed AT Davenport foun
dry and storc blown down. persons buried In
the ruins, and one or two men killed
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VARITtNB INFELLIsESCs.
Port o1Hevv York, July %. lsea.
ARRIVED.

Steamship North Star warcock ssrinwai Jn'y " Nth
sbs.s s.s:ss sale. s.a
g M e: c 1
day Isssd ship Mary Ann Of Boston steering west
e' s,.sn.sip bsOsi wss:er DSsey Orleans July is
a's ss 4 ::
pssr 'is ii ss ss.asA.. lis d.,.vh
dsy "p viz @s:s md SO p...sssss. s.oa
an .s 's s mp
sa Of chip Or s s With Sc. n
"a nss whi,e outside Sias With iss. s:s.d
L.. AZ ss e e. "a .s s -,
r. q n i g "a :psl s q S. &
sissac With clipper chip showing signal white rcd spd
sa s: s: IS - ':s
's S :.Ss & :ns
Isl 81: 6 sss:es' Es'.s.' ....
vi. i a. = S.:S . e.
ss h S :ss 3. :: :S
sesGn 18Th :s fSs IS IS sag brig g:::ps stssssJ
ss.r.ss from c:,! % S.:s;s - 3 Pc
sss', s:s
chip Atl:nt's henoe for Hvsrpoel l7th Let Tor 81
e ~. Esq., Ss''; :sss: p.
e. E Fey +: G';
4; ?. =: IL. 4: S.s asSs g. Sss. ss$ s.is:
ps:::3 .:,:.si ,:sss ises..s iss rs:
4: peS.o up ef Cotton and sss.ss
i :. &: wreck q u % sh
ws!k: and everything ~ the dsoi sxcspts 1eysprs
p...ss poop p, d.sf al! Win
s S !" hiys Zee. :s1ss ' sns
risc hsss Is. e. o..so. -. a. -.
S.si Shoas: Rc.. Hsrrs with 30 passengers to De.
B.si AIsons Besohsr Palermo IS Saxs With ,ruis. e
1G,, R:.s Il. bark
Bark Ae1ande! Mitchell Baker Bsthgrst June e With
sss aS H. w. g. Ion 'A'
,, Bari s io:sIh shvsrei he orsnds June T. with
Bar. J.as. .si Pi,..c., Day Ponce PR ls day.
B1s solS5 yoSs..n Brss.a days ss.
and iss ..s.s.s; S.s e gs,:eh;a Uea..st :.
=. = s;s; : M SPOKE ss:
ssi s is s.n'''' s
S;sa1 -. -. -, s'
s Bentley x...nr.. July
M from + TROY : s
:: = :s..i rs
~S her sick Win fever
e. lex h, re-.
he s Pr Hs; .s
Brig Reporter tos BOSTON, Genu. Fsjsrdo Pr 10 days.
S:s:s Ps, .u Prince
II Day. Nth icEvssS e yose Psrnns Z Co ).
Bris Isrseiiase tos Roehs.d, Pnssurv. Trinidad de
Brig ng%hsist CO ssst0n eias Ponce Pr July swith
ri, q; E.:iperp .s :, ssr ~, day.:
mar fen from the oresopssn yard struck tho rsh and
Bre DelmA iof Elsworth, Foster. Jscksonvis. II days.
with lumber r W Harsel
Brig zo.s. Bar'it, Doboy Island, with lumber, to
Bs Factor tof cb.r,ssos) PARKER Dsrsr. Go, "A days.
sehS roSs:ssd sssssAaysn Hutchinson Rio y..
nero 6sys 9th coffee TO Napier johnson Co. Sailed
sehr Idnon SH %; chsses.aS5 Johnson. x.r.e
no. "a day. WITH coffee end hides. to msster July 3 lat
iS. 2 80 sn,n. bssvy gale carried away head of
ss, "A, AS,: q srss .;y;s
scbr senator. Lewis Mobile y days with cotton, to
Stuvgee Chairman Co
seIr ElhsSssS Ann, sos-se ws.hins.on sd.tsssi
schr Glote Conek. wssaIngsen. Nc, days.
sssr gs's ssiiY s;'ti .yyes Fisnss
sehr IA Gamble binsop Plymouth. NC days.
ssS1 r rs1ts %..s . rls%ssIsc
s s hs.c Hughes Ti.ds Ne sssrp, NC days
schr Pearl " ssterve,t, Ruoksviiie, SC, 4 days
sshr frsiNs ashss. from wreck Of brig lara ashore
for Port ~ Pi.ts. Sob is.s r.tur1.a Qasr.asas
oSoisrs He was taien e Il Marine Hospital -"
BELOW.
Ono bark and one brig. uninovn.
Steamship Nashville cid for Charleston the IA (not
the Augusta ~ Incorrectly reported yesterdsyl
Wind At sunrise S. meridian, sSE; suAsss. wsw.
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Married.
On Thursday, July 20. by the Rev DR.. Sas Shepard
JOSIE H,HMANN TO CAROLINE H. eldest daughter Of the
late John Inman, Esq AL Of this city.
At Mount Prospect, Brooklyn L. 1, Saturday, July
o. by the Rev. VIM Fl. Lewis RI ctor Of the Church Of
the Holy Trinity, ANNIE eldest daughter Of James 8
Smith and b. +. SEWARD Of Locust place, Southington
Connecticut.
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rsL~num Ryrlu Frxp.-It would appear that
large subscriptions have been lately raised in
the country In aid Of Vanishing and destitute
.lcws In Palestine BY the steamer Of the sth last
another remittsnoe Of $1,000 from PHILADELPHIA
en- ling In all about $4,000 was sent TO Sir Moses
.op eHcre, being the result ola meeting Of Israess
held IN that city the purpose Of raising funds for the
immediate relief Of their rsgioniss In the Holy
Land In other cities Of the United States subscriptions
hsvs been rsssd to tho extent Of oo and according
TO ell seceunts, there many people ready TO come
forward and iends helping hand 10 90 chArAo.s pur
1859.
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{ { see . o . . .
lie sIlendid hand Of the Canadian Rifles was preset
and discoursed some OF the sweetest music during the
evening Various toasts were given, and hs ppy
wss tsat of the Health Of Queen Victoria and Prince
Albert and The President OF thu United S,afes both
OF which were received with rspturous applause and
drank with all the honop Speeches made BY the
PRECEDENT Of Trinity College, the Hon Mr. Cameron the
Mayor Of the city Mr. Barber, and other gentlemen and
tn. eTenns passed OF 10 the satisfaction Of all.
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Weekay Espsrs - D~asss
In ths GIT e. county Of s~ Yssk fs d. lGtk Isy a
- July - ~ "a ~ II July. 1854. tA
nsa. e. wonsn, 70; bcys, S1Ss giris 2l3-rotai et6
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TeueRr1puso marine Report
boston. Juiy8 AIRS ship kdi b Rose Calcutta; tsrks
Rosc Pool. Smyrna Guard Savannah brigs Cope ard
CsrdeBas: Palmer, nAtansaa; rorah, Phladslphs;
Darion Ca.
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street Cleaning.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE NEW YORK HERALD.

NEW YORK, July %, 1854.
The so.called flthiest ward, {the Sesenteenth.)
remains in the same state the previous weeks;
the ward should have been thoroughly swept twice
before this p. NJ but no broom has been seen up to
this time in tile upper part OF the ward, has the
garbage ash cart been through Second street, be-
tween Flint avenue and avenue A. but once in the
Fast six days. Now what is to he done with the
filth? What is to be done with the conuractorl
What with the sureties? What with the Commits
sioDer Of Streets and Lamps? Who gets the payl
Are we ever to have clean streets.
DO insert ths in u OF your valuable Journal
tina. some ones conscience may be touched aud
oblige ONE or THE OLDEST SUBSCRIBERS.
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THOMAS & DOWNING, City Inspector.
City Inspeosor's Once. New York, July 22, 1854
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hSsIhls sssd II ssass M fssa nisssa rsyl yasd %
vas 6reW1s1.
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DosSes y ths sgusAsr So Day. 10 Gaps Hsss sss =
days from tbs Case che e. sAeg Il ths rsei0s vkk -
yuDe in len saA h Light and vAsaSls wia1s
most Of tbs ttns sf4Ae.
Ship Po4euac under the Cknecs nags which arrived -
Mt a. San frsf cisco ffeu ChAa vas sslssA by ~
authorities for carrying m szssss - pssNssgsn
bat g. lsd a oliae buiis 81 n 81 EssSsss -
owed ~ HrJ Allen, Of E.sssa She ssses, vsssa
boat aout Is burthsn and intaudsd 20 py betuee
the vaens poi the bay She was 70 coansass SuA
ming On tho lst July.