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Glotbing.
1856. Spring and Summer 1856.
ARRANGEMENT
AT THE
GREAT NORTHWESTERN
Clothing and NJ Manufacturing
EN- II o IL Il u III.

A. CASTEEL Il co.
TSAKE this opportunity to inform the public tina :
L they have received at their store, the largest
Stock OF
Broad Cloths, Cassimeres, Vestings,
which has ever been urought to this market. The
Goods which onerto the insp specLion OF the citizens
ofths town surpass in design and finish, any thlng
that can offered Them this side ofNew York, being
selected with the greatest and from the most es
tensne houses In the Eastern markets, and with
view to satisfy the tastes of all Our customers.
We have also full and complete assortment OF
the latest and most approved styles OF
which beyond doubt tho most desirable TO be
found in this city. Among which Gents Shirts,
Undershirts, Stoeks, Crayats, Gloves, saspenders,
Hose, DC. D5t
Particular attention will be psId, as heretofore 10
the making up Of garments In style unsurpassed by
any similar estab biishment. Wa
Pun suits made shortest notice, and warranted
10 suit.
TLankfa for the bestowal past liberal avors o
the public, we take pleasure in pledsing renewed
fidelity, and solicit share of the ubiic patronage
Api % d-u a. GASTEEL a. co.
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COPE asaIrH AND PLUMBER.

COpPERsaITA AND PLUMBER.
ry,HE subscribe y now prepared 10 d"ail kinds OF
l. Conner work, Plumbing, Roofing, se, also L zeh,
,raitpbbpg business OF over! description connected
win thc llu. Copp-rand Sheet iron business Stove
plpe, Sheet Zinc Lead Plpo, SheeI Lead, Sheet ,op
~ bathing Tubs, Pumps, to, etc; furnished atHll
thimss an inc mo rsasonaOl oterms anda shortno
tiee. ...z l -.. a A., ID. An
wort warranted. Old Iron, Coppera Lead wanted
and taken in exchange orwoIh - ,,,,,,.r
pgAenport, Apl7 is1J.dly }. II pGMoNi,
''l ~ - ,pArrN 81 AnlMnem2 2d and Sd.
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4 Williams. J n Cannon, Cotes & Davies,
Woodruff & Wsdsworth, L d Calendine, q Webb
Campbell, Barr, s Cue, fhos Regan, B f Plue
Hon J = Cook, l. Davenport, r u Eagsl, d S
Brooks, J b Allen, A Crsndall, Dr.. o'Rsardon, II
Nickotls, G Foster.
He can be consulted at the City Hotel, or at hi.
new Horse Shooting Estsblishmsnt on Third street.
apll8-dWH
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Notice.
fYoCK Island Bank hss made arrangements 10 use
1 limited amour, OF the notes Of "The Manuiae. /.
u. - and Mechanics Bank VI Columbus, Georgia."
and the same will be received % depostt 0rtn pay
ssues OF the solvent BANKS of Virginia, X. ntucky,
Ohio or Indiana. N. b. OSbOKN. freSt
X, Isand Jupei3 ddvW 8. H. MANN, Cashier.
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THE VARIOUS KINDS OF
G u N ID O w q . r,
nAHutACTuhED By
LAFLINS, SMITH d. BOlES.
American Rifn u. F. y. Ain kess25 hs.
- .. I. iSt d Ct rs.
F.F. .. - IS rs,
New York Rife, - IS "
Iaele, ~ IS 80
Targei Shooting, :. IS -
Missouri Rins In q and h Pissks.
American - '.s - -
Prairie Shooting,s' 50"
EaSle =" So" 80
Diamond Grain - -
Carnon, Mining aud Blastingin Kegs and Barrels.
BARKLEY, THOMPSON d CO., Agents,
Corner Seco nd and Perry sts.,
Jnly2055-d-w-ly DAvnsPoRT, Iowa.
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Tkssl Nsass sE0xEE.
w AVE r Y III O U 5 <
IN M ain naar 7th street

Is now open for ysrmanen ut and transfer nj poafaefs
| Those VINO wish a quiet and pleasant home Dur
ins a long orr snort soIourn IN davenport eau i IL
AT the WayeriyHoGse. the tables 81. e idrB!7'icd
with del e4cleE Of The saason' the ROOM arc ptos
AMI the beds aow aud soft. TAs Wayehy il second
10 no uotet west Chicago, Ia ppint oi beauty lo'
cation pie t.aBi house, good iaEAtLnre ans EG "a
- IdtwIyg n n ADAMS. PfppFst"r
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B. I. SHOUP & Co,
Q.ate arm Of Renwick x SOM
FORWLRDING& C0MMIS6I0N MERCHANTS.
Bazar Bcildinss, East cor. Front and Brady.
Davenport, Iowa.
Agents for all the principal Steamboats, In me upper
mi trade, and connecting with lower Miss
sIpp bosts Wealso have the Agency for the sale oil
Sail, aud keep constantly on hand, fresh and pure
Cement, ire brick, &c.
Ljbvfal adynncements made upon all consiGnnehlr
Enh . IsSy.dG VIII E
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FRANCIS JACOBY, JR's.,
NEW DRUG ANN PRESCRIPTION STORE

i theciLzens of Davenportand surrounding eounfr!
tDrug aad III emieal Store on Brady between Sec
md nd Third sta.
From his knowisdge ana experience iEthe business,
assure those who may favor him, that they will
nefurnished with Medicines ofthe best quality pre-
pared with the strctest aud at moderate prices.
reconsideration will be given 10 the compound
ng all Prescriptions.
Healso keepsa goodasso rim IN tof German French
English and American Perfumsry, Tooth AND Hair
Brushes, Combs, end q General assortment OF Fancy
Articles.
Dayenport Oct 18th. IsB<-d-tf
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Mgs r GRAHAM. -, " hAfhh
esNAISANE 4 xxEPSEK,
r.rrora;rg aud Catnmissiou Merchants.

cskkAB Il VI d kNEPNAS&s
Forwarding and Commission Merchants,
No. y BURiso \ s. NEW BLOCK, FRONT STREET.
Davenport, Iowa.
Orders solicited ior the purchase OF rtalh' fi'ui'
W ool and Prod ue generally.
-REFEREsCEs-
burrows M Pr5tIym&n, davenport, Iowa,
Wise, Pusey ~ " se Phil, Pa.,
Springer, Harbaugl x Co., Pttlsburs, fa.,
Spang Co.,
Joseph E. Elder, st. Louis, Mo,
McHrids * Hammer, Cincinnati, Ohio,
+. Mccoy n sons, y LISBON,
d. q ID. Mcdonald & Co., Wellsrslie, ohlo'
Mohlzu II run,
George Wells,
Hanna. Garrelsou S. Co., Cleveland,
H4.sSy II sGletdir
JatGss IrAlan, Nav Garden,
Merchants gsu5rGlay, saiutn,
feb 81 l-I6atu
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Cheap! Cheap u Cheap!i
BOOTS AND SHOES.

Cheap! Cheap!I Cheap!i!
BOOTS AND SHOES.
). JORDAN would announce 10 the eiNzens CT
Davenport, and the pubic, that he has opened =
Ladies end Gontlemen's boot and shoe store ad.
tonng Burrows d Pretty mans store, door above
the Iowa Clothing store, whore he 10 prepared
ufaciare boots and shoes OF all descriptions.
sz LADIES BRANCH.
Fine silk lasting Caters, fancy and plain
kossuth Eoots; Enafneled Patent Paris
Boots, Ties, Bronze Paridc; Ark.
Jenny Iinds; Jenny Liuds:
BIskns 20 ka Boots
Alarge assortment OF Ladies' and Misses ChIIdren,s
Shoes, too numerous to mention.
also large assortment for Gents wear
Eastern dne French Boots; Congress
CATERS, Monterey; Jersey 1ixs;
Plain walking Shoes,
Morocco;
Ard ailkinis OF heavy work, suitsbiefor county,
wei las city custom; all whowaM neat nt and easy
boot would do well to call the Davenport Boot and
Shoe Store. Callandsee. June 0 IS53-3Iti
BALLS and PARTIES. @t
I AIDES and Gents Bulalo over Shoes, Rubbers
IL and fine French Boots, Hips 0f my manufacture
and the largest assortment OF Boots and Shoes
that is 10 be seen In the Queen cities the great North
West. !,
Davenport Boot and Shoe store. ono door below
Burrows q PrcItyman's mammoth store. Front St.
opposite the mill.
Davenport, Jan. as, IS JANIS JORDAN.
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WATSON ~ P82ss.Eis-
ENGRAYER5 ana BRAND CUTTERS,
Seals and Seal Presses OF every description
CARDS AND E.Nt EsIOk'b4s
PRINTED IN A SUPERIOR SThLE + e.
IA OLIVE STREET, ST. LOUIS, MO.
sepI.i3 , diy
SIOUX CITY LAND AGENCY.
RfkEsssEEEe * KNIGHT.
Land Agsass at Sioux City. iowa
Lands entered and Warrants locate in sioux LtIHt
Rofs Dodge and Coo neil Blags.
II F,coisetiaus promptly attended to-.
E.p BREW WsTkR, B. 4. kAi"Hl'
Any. q Goau'r. at Law. Civil Engineer 81 surveyor
REFER To-
Dawson IL True, Esirs., Bdt-r GELsls,
Dr. j. NJ. witnerwax, lawson q Gttsgs,
n. Price, ESQ, | Z! Labet Lsa'
MAJ 40, iaO-Iiy
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.., f, f:,S q. S:.: E. on ::. c:ls
S0ie 4. DAlALI 4 %.
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MOLINE PAPER MILLS.

FRESH BUTTER AND EGGS.
OEnAP0UNDS Fresh roll Butter, also 10 kegs choice
<OOvpaeked and 40 dozen Eggs, just received and
.or sale at the IIAwkEYE STORE.
Fanl II M JAp0R WEAVER IN q IN
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BALLS and PARTIES.

STAND FROM UNDERt
BOOTS, 1YD SHOES!
I AN am now preparation thsf Hand wintertrade
With from 40 600 so, 900 pairs OF Boots and Shoes
comprising one of tse most extensive stocks ever
brought TO this market, made up solely for this trade
during the last three months, under the personal
peryl-iah Of an experienced workman. All those
persons 10 want OF good Boots, good Shoes, good
Caters, slippers and last, though not least,
GfeEAT AND GOOD BARGAINS
will do we'll 10 call on the suscriber. w
Fine Ladies slippers only twenty-f five cents per
pair. Gentsne Boots, 81 and all other goods In
proportion Don't all rush al once!
One door east of Burrows d Preityman's store,
Front street, Davenport, Iowa. JAS. JORDAN.
Sent. 90 JS551.tf 'trs ASR s
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CHEAP
HARDWARE Il STOVE STORE.
NEW AHHANGEMENT.
Ii HAVE just opened an extensive stock of Stove.
and Hardware In the OLD STAND OF Ii. b.
SMITH co,
@C0rner Front ana Brady Streets,
Where there b. found large aud complete
ment Of ~ 81.
SHELF AND HEAVY HARDWARE,
Nails Spikes Glass, Carpsnts and Jeiners Tools and
IN fact everything in the Hardware line, which viii
for Cash. cheaper than be had sny estabshmen,in
this city. sos 9H
Give He q Call.
Dont forget the place, Corner Front and brady Streets,
opposite the Ferry Landing.
msysdutf ". W. PARKER.
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Stores, Stores.
MULTIrIlED DY STOVES,

bSGVC&09 tYGVGt0s
MULTIPLIED DY STOVES,
AND THE ANSWER IS kTOVESy
A LTHoOGH we cannot keep ON hand some 5000
Aor 5000 Stoves aseome sfour heighbofs, the
are, we sell 50 cheap and good article Of
Stoves that IL becomes difieuit 10 supply the de-
ms. q, but new supply OF freight cars have afrivsi
and been placed on our road, and ha completed
our urarrangementss SO to be able To supply the
demands ofail, be the same MORE OR LkSS,
So after looking around among all the aOSR
HORsEr Stove shops In this city, to no purpose,
Twitchell Gillstt's,
The only Stove Emporium in the wesi, and bay a
Sfoec a. IL store. In our prices, for chsapness,
We defy all competition--eyery article warranted,
md II not satisaetsTy, refaBd the money. Among
our assortment may DO found the celebrated
Forest Oak, for wood or Csal the Gilman;
Black Diamond. for coal; The King Of
Stoves and Governor, elevated ovens.
All kinds of Pzrlor. Once sp6 Heating Stoves
Tin and Copper Ware o n hand al all tmes. Roof
ing Jobbiag, &c. donc 10 order.
Brady Street, nearly opposite the P. o.
Feb 4-dtf DAVENPORT. IOWA.
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Doots ano Shoes.
THE SHOE TRADE.

~. a..a,,..7 far msnurse,uy.
HAsisbin INCREASED osI M -. .s,es ei 20, 70 ias,h.r shc
nnde ersened succcs.ors 10 Il. G.. Dawson Co., onsr
TO he citizens ofIzven and vicinity, greater i-
ducements than 10 buy their Roos and shoes of
them. Our retail stock hereafter Will always co,i'
tain every description Of goods wanted by the people
We also are making extensive preparations for
Try dealers 70 call and examine our stock ana press
ssltis ou aetefnbaioh 70 sen on as you soi' ~
iheS c9a DC pufehsseain y i:snls oh r1 Sn1eseo.
"a "sos oh,ruo o'. " ~.
~ = 1 .Ila. w., ~ aoI ~-1a.--e-. .Io. -
BOYS Youths and Infants Boots
a LhKCiE LOT 0f the abcye Calf Kip ard Cow.
nasa '' : DAWSON, oRIGGs co.
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TEe nh FIoneer Bakery sin ahead!


The Old fionoor Bakerystill ahead!
rrHE .abscriosr Aas rscently made extensive prep
sIalions for the lasnuMcture ot katiss, sugar,
Boston, Sods, Pir Me, Water and Oyster Crackers
Pilot Rread, 6s, de-, togsilcr wlth xooa assoftI
ment OF Loaf Bread, Cakes and Rusks
have also purchased the Patent hghti icI scos'
county, for ne manufacture Of Crsm 4 Psui's
pAT1NT LOAF BREAD,
made BY Mschinssy. The advantages claimed i9I
this processof making Bread, are these, .ne hisaa y
more uniform II quality, and hapdsoms IN sppeat.
spcs IL ID much whiter and more even, keeps mucn
longer without bscolaing stale, aud TO many persons
is not Objectionable whom week old, u cun -
handsome ss the aness French ROLL goes iaftneri
ANA Ia readily introduced into families ho Lave nss
or used BAheY's Bread bef,re. i shali conuhue 70
run Brssd Wagon ~ hsretotors. IN onsnnS VAC
above articles tsrms hich e4uno; iai 70 give en-
Tire satisfaction, hope 70 be- able 70 supply ~ VINO
may fsyer me With their patronage. Ihshkius .ot
pasi iav ora, hope 10 msri; ., continuance ~ Ihe
sane. All orders from the eoun1Iy P55oRR naa
" Pioneer Bakery, Front street, QUE square above
purrows d Prsiiyman's q Steam Nllls. as
8 : clinton, Clinton County, Iowa.
IJorsons desay0as Of Information conecrn!nS .un
I point can see plat Of the new Town Sno eossii
flparSs'Au price. os'sss, "a e. ~ 'PxREsR. :sS
once over wiley y ovocssy Ssss, sdss.
DaSssbasts Ase. u 'SS--tf osfy'5 ~.
ma 0i tlai 0Aeesst chsessl .
q oAan 1apsusA ssss ~ "'sEA8 ~
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CITY HOTEL,
Corner OF rnird and Perry streets,
ACKLEY 0Las!EAD troprietors.
THE undersgned would respectfully iuiofm iheiT
4 frisnus 1nd ths pU lie, Thai they have this daA
opeued the Grr dJTrL, for ths reception Of alrai
gore an traveers. II has been ohtireiy fe1odeled
and newly furnished lhe location Iseshttai ana eoh
,,pl.nt snI no e1oa Oh the pSri OF the Pr"preiors
shall pe wanting coHIfiouie 10 the comfort oihei
patrons. ,,,z.
Ex,enslyg STABLlES,w with careful and ailentiTeh hos
tl.r, ~,ys la attendance. Also large yard con.
,eetsd Tor The ae aeeolnI.lOd.a tion of Farmers Sc.
A.hafe vi PaDiie ptt:oaage lsrespeotiHiiI solicited
AIkLt,Y a. ULAsi bAD.
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yond ] doubt
Dyspepsia, or Indigestion,
scrotula, King Evil,
Affections OF the Bones, Syphilis,
Debility, HSbitual costivsnsss,
Frysipelas. Pulmonary Diseases,
Liver Complaint, Piles,
Female Irregularities, Fistula,
Skin Diseases, Diseasd Kidneys,
and grsatand Powerful Tonic, purifying the
Blood and invigorating the On tire system.
The medicine, ihoagh prepared al great expense
We the rice oderats hat all society nay OF.
tain IL. THOMAS a. HUXLEY.
Mandatory. corner OF Seys nth aud Greeu sta,
Louisyille, Ry.
N-77Far sale at Wholesale or retail by
Aptl d&wIy C.T.WE6R, Le Claire Row.
NOTICE.
THIS is 10 certify that the copartRershIp heretofore
L existing. between the undersigned under The
name and style OF Shoup s Barkalow Is ,his day
dissolved by mutual consent.
All The demands outstanding In favor OF said trm
8. r, sHoUP.
A. V. BARKALUW.
~ The Forwarding and Commission business
will hereafter be continued by b. Shoup 4 20,
~ tho stme stand,
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HURLEY'S SARSAPARILLA.
THIS inva iuabie compound fully apprecia ted
/ Dy ihs american people, Is xsiaing wida celeb
rty ,sDd has become permanently established as the
best aai effective edcine Of the day. Cert i'd
duly ponriDg IN fton all partsos the sIates
and the Inflicted rejucs there IL be p shsn
cry other remedy proves rsctunl Diseases which
fur car . praysa source OF nis.ry, and agonixng
rLurs have rsuui. yielded bsneaih its irresistible
,ntusnes and countless families rendered happy and
uhesr rIui Dy IL extraordinary efficacy. Ii you
The pure aud genuine sarssparlis lthst) which isa
t,sreht, and siperof TO tsalIs any othor
D ld as onu thing capable OF being 10 another,
then take Hlreyrs, for out OF u ousan d. OF
scattered through Alsnama, Mississippi, Wisconsin,
-lndiu,ia, Missouri aud heptucky, IL has never in
.ngi H. Iaucs been kuown 10 fail, aud will cure be-
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vIarkets. ReD0rted bu Tslegra,,A.

BUFFALO, August 81 m.-FLoUR 6rm; sales 800 bbls
at sc 750 ~ for farcy and Indiana and Ohio WIZ
lower; sales Il eco bushels III for CHICAGO spring
81 tC0 SO for bite Kentucky CORN dull lOwer
1900 bushels 43c aud Sc OARS AM
RYE quiet. WHISKY 32ta3c CANAL FREIGHTs-lic. for
Corn and lee. for Wheat TO New York.
BUFFALO, Aug s-6 VI FLOUR unclaimed; sale, go
10 al 80 1T 81 for India IA and Ohio
80 i6Q 81 for do. WHEAT lower and
sales 81 roo bush. st = ~ for Chicago Spring; Al 0a 81
for prime white Keltucky, tcudng 200 whit
Illinois Ct 81 r. Corn dul and lover; sales bush at
tfd5Oc tor sound closing az the inside price. firm
RYE quiet CANAL FREIGHrs he for Corn and &c., for
beet TO NewYok RECEIPTS fr tie "a hours ending at
noon tscay: s bbs Fou- 20 500 bush Wheat bus1
Corn. CANAL FXfoRTs-2s0 bIsh Wheat SO 3o3 do Corn,
ALBANY August 9-l p mOATs-Saes 800 bushels -
dfi.c NALT-Ssles 90 bu,hes Winter rOw-d at 3d.
CoRNbc. ahOat AID &C. arrived for Western
Tor yellow round; ssles 80 600 bGshe WHEAT-Kentucky
lew 81 6Od ~ g. aid Indiana old 81 IS; sales 400 bushels
NHIskY5tlc
OswECo, Aug go P. M-FLoUR dull; seles Of 800 bbls
OswegO - Is WHEAT qusr; sales
bushels c white Canadian at + a. OATS sales of
hush at &c CANAL FREGCHT hrm 40c of Flour l2.c for
Wiz at, bud &c for Corn New York. LAKE IMPORTS 10
dsy: go bhs Flour; - bushels Wheat; $50 bushels
Con- 1900 bushels Rye CANAL ESPoRTs: 825 bbs Flour.
goo kufh Wheat 50 10 bush. Com.
FRoVIDEACE, Aug 9CorTos has been In steady dsmand
curing tie week tor spnLeTs use the have only
been 10 nodeise extent at firm proes Wto' firm with
sht stock Of pulled hand ss OF week 1853 400 Ths
suress Ct the week PRINTING CLOTHS has been 80 900
pieces
kEw0RLEASs Aug s-Corros is quiet and without change
IN quotsii' India BAGGISG Re- and in request
Cunnies, lfal4c Other articles have undergone change
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEw-YoRK..........Aot ..


s..n.hips-Jsa A6ser Turner Charleston seoeora AIJs'
,o, .bsma schenek Savannah, s. Mehiiij Csh:vea
Brlloch Juan. Me Charles A. Whtnsyi 'aines'o~n,
P.,,i.h Norfolk &c, Ludsm Pleasant
shirs-Jro Blight. Cutting Liverpool wlli.ns 9s'ea
r. Hnn In lee Morse shedac J. w Elw~ii 4 Co '" r
Graz, Lindsey ST Stephens, w. Elwell Go Al1fsre
roo socaord Tie.iou Co Manchester, Css CITY P"lt
BsTi.-New York Brsm pOPge MOn,ev5so p.o's 20
ca,o,yu,. Btbee Cape Town c. H., Dnen Ltiana
Ssp,uDe, Bor De. LOtdon W. Schmidt Go tsm S g.,
., n. -Su, Csdz Bassett. Ps-op Co t1prsss Ss ~
ei Kin. Co Tasmsnis, sticknsy, ST. John, D.
d., SON Co Tiycla Gsrcner ST. kitn, 81 nAfN" AL
Ponce, p. Stvrges Go. =. r.,. ch.nh.,,;n RI.
,r.nS Co Hal dy King sakey, Rotteresm Layton Dr. p
INT; Ann Elizabeth Corum Gorsyes Biet, san rs H.
bseca Eerrmsn Psrsboro. ~ s., X: De Wonei Ie ner
Se,t GsIy.son ID Murray LEM Lowe tlerTar 8 ~
Am % Bren aobinsop Gsr;iner Me Metce-i uaI %,
sehoopers-w whsh,, Apglest. Frsderies,eurs y "a ,
EeIv Pb,isa.iphis jas Hand; H. Mills, Lutte hsvs.
7 g Gooduin; j h. Bowman. Car Cdraeos bre.t son
Co; j. Finsyscn tBI Lsh,orri Sssssu bseon ns.
ErS iBr ! L1elbat, V,Ddsor D. r. De Wonsi f%.ass
r. -.pvood 81 John, N. 4 2. NeSius Sopi fcas
bou,as Rull,y Cbylestop Scranton Tsimsn 'ohD ou,
~ W,lnirs ton; N L. Ford. FouD'sin Norof J. h4hd
MsIs,r-t lei ,op City Point J. Hunter Co var
pI,tno,s Mailer Lord Querosoj Ayhs Brsnnin phs
aejphis Jas Hsnd; w fsulhn Boston osyt9r <Se'
Pnr,ller-Jsckson Bster Bslumote n-om"s ll"e'
Bsrse-Lsu,el, Jsrru Baltimore, W. Il IhoaI'0''
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SNIP WEsTaoRyLASD, Decsn at Philadelphia from Liver
pool, reports July ST. IN lat IL So l0r % 90 dense tos
into by chip Evelyn Of AID fou New Yorn ~, Lever.
pool cutting down 10 the main decks carrying away fore
rigging. splitting sails, std doing considerable damage
the T. losing heeo, starting several panks the sams above
head hnes losing btoom bobsas &c She proceeded
voysge
SHIP DIcrAIoR-Capt Winchester Of Steamer AdeaI To- At
Bosto from 81 John reports that ship Dictator Shsv
OF aud from NewYork for st. John, ~ B. went assors
INST att oh the rocks Moose River Head sas
ed on soon amer by steamer Adelaide without any
damage Is Capt "n:beseI's opinion that .he Dictator
would have beer lost but for the asa, Of the Adelaide
BRIG GOLDEN LEAD from Aspii wall which pa, into rrin
dad 18th uit wi Sick AID sailed again tho leth
ny.d at Pensacola the S0fh
BARK kTBELDRED Flayn, from q ,ebec July T. bound TO
swansea, put lo Uaspe Basin the 2d July ws,1osged
the nssttr had back from thu Island Of Sc Paul
prot able be will have 10 be dbsei leak appear
ed 10 be abont the ch plates sgs number Of hands
eeaed pumping her out and they gaining the leak
fast.
ScHR ByzASTUm from Virginia for Eastern port, which
pu' Into time la distress bas flushed
plTs, reloaded, and about ready for 7th inst
Mercy, and tur ed DO 4 E~hsm wac succsssfy
tuned aid gifted tho 2ith ult She
Liverpool and placed IN the sraypg be-
rshtted for sea by b., present owner Mr. Luherbery
TIE BRIG AsAE LAURIE Wsiters from sydney with coal
while bauDg s!o ede Of HeLrss Wharf at Point Levi Que
bee 9TH inst driven bow shore by current AID
srobded 80 hard that all efforts haa her proved nec
tn when the de left she fell over aud filed She . CON-
pl telJ subj ers.o at high water.
bR. scHR CLEMENTS In going out Of Newburypor u.ybor
h LIST nisay ed and ashore the sresker aud
set her hsg H. the gng sssIce She remains very
BAD situation. The which heavy
launehiT OF boa: " carry out kedge.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-08-11

The Murder CASE IN HUDsos.--The investiga-
ton 6ed by Speer the City Of Hudson jersey
On Friday a the Of the sudden death Thurs
day evening Of chose hr' farker
resulted ved th she 70 her death b. violence At
the hands Of Edward OImsby and Robert Parker Mr. Walker
Whole given Saturday chssed with rtcipa
il in the affair txoDerat.d The Of the dec -ssed 10
Mary Burte and she the widow Of John Bufke, who
died She had been ing with Parker r four
past his wife Parker has wife and three chill
in Finland The deceased oftyve AID tho
mother Of children Afr sld Mr.. Burke 20 this
country twelve years She rsh, and Parker h
Fne smen They have been in he habit o. drinking liquor
and aaar.e frequently The at made upon hsr By Parker
Omby commit ed az Oclck AZ abe died Ia half
hour aerwtd. DR. Wilson Of Jersey City sdes posnoft
ard testified that beo bruises upon hsr head
her throat that Indicated that hs had been
ctoted There ALTO bruises the part Of the
chest The bs and lungs somewhat consested II was
bis op ion that the choking alone would not have caused her
death but coEl alton Of tho injuries mentioned. together
with The Effects qnor may have csused her death II
his opinion that TIE volesce inflicted upon her. While 10
intoxicated condition did her death Onsby 10
Mrs BuIhes brother He has made statement In which he
deriss committing the crime Parker has made atemsc il
which he ~ that be Cnsby shake aid beat her but did
not to interfere Parker aid Ormsby 10th in jail await
xrt their t-jl in October
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-08-11

PRINGLE-A Livn sston ~ Wednesday. AGA. 8, Mr.
Chsiy PIN widow Of he late James FRINGE Of booaD,
Lors Iasnd.
RETON-At the resde1 CO bis father Harlem Fddsy
sTAVER-In Prcohlyn, Saturday ev-ninr Aus g. sfer
four days Hines. OF cholera iufarum, Grace Milton young
est chld Of Benz y Lucy Sesver, aged p months
The ard fi~nds Of the family vsd 70 attend the
fuperal tb %, MOoHy al O'clock from her fathers resi-
doIce No so arden street
sKINNER-6udaeny, on Saturday, Aug Geo W. Simmer
sPARKs-sudde,ly I. sirfd n. Oh Thur.day ASl; y
cf congestion Of the BRAIN Jared SPARKS aged months
only ehile Of Jared and Deia H. sfsIi'.
vETTER-Iu this city, Friday, Aux. 80 o'clock s. ,
August Ve,isr N. d, Of typhu' fever.
WFNDT-ln Brooklyn Saturday Aua Of desss OF the
brAp Edw Wsnot a. ed On years natl of Wolsst Pru-
ns he behrd SIX orphan children, who depore his
untuely death