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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-11-10
IssEcr LIFe.-Professor Agar

iNsEcr LIFE.-Professor Agszzls Gays
more than lifetime would be necessary to
enumerste the various species OF insects
and describe their appearance. Meiger, a
German, collected and described 900 spe-
cies which he collected in district OF ten
miles circumference They have collected
in Europe 10000 species of insects preying
on wheat. In Berlin two professors are
engaged collecting, observing and descri-
bling insects and their habite, and already
they have published five large volumes
upon the insects which attack forest trees.
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Who wants a Splendid Farmt

T00AcKEs, $50 ia high state Of cultivation loo
S~~gcres nae FImbsT, good Nv elllBg, G.tG, out
houses, fne orchard, and beautiful stream OF
er failing running water on it. THIS magnificent
arm is2Ix miles from Princeton, Astonishing town
the Mississippi ri,ar In Scott Co and will ssl!
IL on reasonable terms. say In hand. balance IN
:, . and years. hess terms will enable the yur.
chaser 10 make The proceeds Of the land pay defer
red payments. Call soon, as Il dOnt take me lnI Z
to crack OF such rare bag 4tn. az ia here offered
r. &, EADS.
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ABOUT FEET. The French foot is meagre.
nsrrow and honey; the Spanish 10 small and
elegantly formed, thanks to its Moorish
blood, corresponding with the Castillan
pride-"high in the instep." The Arab
foot is psoverbial for it's high arch-"a
stream can run under the hollow of his
foot" is a description Of its form. The
foot of the Scotch is large and thick; the
English foot short and feshy. The Ameri-
can foot is apt to be small, disproportionats-
" small
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GyThe young lady who eloPed from this
|, city. few months since, with "a distn.
guisbed MAJOR" hes returned with aIEoE
IN Der uYms.--N y Mirror.
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Davenport Property and Lands.
TWILL DO a. the office of Dawson .. True from
l.oAP. NJ. fer ave days. and Will ssii all the town
property laying north and east Of The Ladies' Col
lsxe. Also three garden lots north OF Duck Greek,
one Of 2<1t acres, one OF 10 acres and one Of
acres The absSo mentiontd town property and
oat lots destined TO become valuable and VIII be
sold on ere 1T OF nom 10 iy- years.
Nsy7-du A {. FULTON,
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bcaohes, Pear, Apricols T1ulns straWisrios Black
l. Denies, riLs Apple, Gingsr Pic rat, &o., ior
aalety EyANs CufR A 90
Corner Second and Perry sts
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HolIowsys plls

Delicate Female. sbo are hsTasssd and debilita
Iedby eols ITS peculiar 10 their Organization,
uniformly ralisyst by H1iloway's Pills For hys-
trrs, 'Pasn, hottushes, psus In the back and oins
thay 4fe 4 ssio and reliable remedy. Sold At the
manufactures, No. 50 Maiden Lane, New YORK, and
2ii strsnd, 10 ndOE and by s druggists. ST 25e o2ie
md 81 psrt0S. Noy4dwis
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Fresh tT0ceries.
NJ. DaIz.li. -. -~


M. DALE GIL, ir., ss- CO..
south East Corner Cd a Perry sts
'tHANkFtL for past pr lronsgt We now offer 10
the citizens v! Davenport fresh supply u
StsGGs-sEIs.
9T1A ~ = Crashed Clarinet, GIsnulslsd,
MoLAssEG--s. H. Eew Orleans, syfuq
CoFREE--hin, LbEurya, Java
Roasted and Ground.
TEAS OF al gsad5a sai qualify
splons, Pepper, IApiOea, Sago, Feaa Barley
spun Peas GraaJeEiss, Euok wheas Flour Corn
Neal English P.ck les, Sauces, Fruil., Nuts, G,eUad
Rice, Preserves. Soap, candles, Starch, Ch0eol,ts
hofse RBflShv EsE4, White BreUs. Besf I5bKuss
DRIED bCsf, =. L. NaHa, SC
All the pb7r0 articles eye offered lOs and var
fantei 10 give ,4usg. ctiaE
Camden Flour
EaTfGt. E4V GLi garter barrel, sgcE.
CrseSnel Bi.cuit
- boxes ia store ana for tAIa
Wooden Ware
bucket. tuL', Well EuckGts, M5rA ChopLtng
bowls, N.aalEg Knives.
our a.oes Is Jsa and well assorted
Fsb NJ UALZEfL IN
DISSOLUTION.
I'ltE urn heretofore systing under the name and
ell 10 OF Riley Wright Go. 10 this ds y dissolved
bJ mutual Consent All accounts due and sgAi.,i
ths sald hrm to b. .elllsd b / Riley.
hOek lstahd Oct q, 1850 A. RILEY.
VA. WRIGHT,
NcEt az" JOS HARRIS.
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Notice
Boarding,
!. Chance 10 Make a Fortune

CLARK's CELEBRATED FLOUR MILLS, one ia
operation aud exhibition daily, corner Ferry and
Third streets The public Is invited TO call ant It.
State, Coansy, Township and shop or single rights
ao Al. for sale We have also for sale the rights OF
Territory u Wisconsin, Minnesota, Kansas aud Ne
braska Apply 10 the proprietors,
ocf2i-di JACOB WEiyEP, Jr. & co
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A n agent OF tho undersigned viii attend The
LhoOFsTDment iand Sole AZ Fdl LeAveBwoTih
hshsas Territory, 10 be held On Va, i1tb dAS - No
'ombef neSi' Persons wishing - i6aks ihsest
msI's maj Gsss 40 oFggnuHi.I 3 1appilins ,oon IL
~ ~, .iALLAAS, ro"kss a hsLkA@.
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KANSAS 1ANpS.

| 1 numerically Sealed Oysters, Towgoes Peaches
IL HOLSTERS, &e, at EYAgB CHEW a co
Corner Second aud Ferry els. Uct 49,
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4 LsO leo acres unimproyrd. lhis ia in see I I
AZ Re east, u miles from this city aud 9 from
LeClatre. For iertty OF soil and besuty OF ioCa-
ton II Is unsurpassed. Terms easy OF course.
Soye-dlf /. G.. EADS.
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RIVER LOTS,
And ALI thAta ia In fhs Market

TWILL sell on time all u those valuable Fruat r.
lsad water lots runniug 10 lew marx with w.
fronts and the river east oi the railroad bridge
TErss lots valuable for warehouses aud vii pay
well they the only fiyes lot.
tor sale ia u.- vicinity running from Front street 10
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AN AMERICAN INVENTIONS

IRIS yr,ntu,lily, sim picity ehaRpness of price and
4 adaptation to ttc wants otah classes ol the com
tonniiv strongly recommend AIN every STATEN the
union, alphabetically
5,, ,,.Itas al Iowa which Is sabstaatiated b!
u,any certificates, references and letters given "
Il liable gentlemen whose NAMES are ~ our han1s
it.x!nE ia,iar tae ratShtees ahd pfppte'as v' -"
- anJ t.,,. Al Iiafb celebrated Combined Grinding
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retts of the 18th ult, that the theory that
the cross Of the horse and the ass stopped
with the mule, has been exploded BY the
TACT that a mule raised By Gen. Pitts, near
that place, had fosied col', which could
be seen sucking the dam. THIS comes in
such shape that there can Sc no doubt of
its authenticity.
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~ s.e SOW making EsTi choice a so / suI Z
w f4Eas sssI.GSp *, t0a a5uld tusits ths
ate 81 hauss heet'rs g. lts 'uE Superior quality
Eeelax C3HBisHT ihtf z ~ NET sscuIlat Ns Nllt 4s
keep constantly au HaEj f5g sale,
AiddlinEs, OF Cornell sOaTss aud fine, Graham
OF unbolted Flour, Ship -sturfs, Shorts,
gran and sereenings
ulfe Ua ID SAB. Cash tgF Wheat o. Eiunr exchanged
tsE N hsat. \ mtrd amount II Custom Work will to
dunr. JACOB WEAVER, JA, Co,
tgFgs Corner reFIF aud Third street.
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Or ssufoFd's TuyIgorstor

" @abloAo iuFispEsLoT
Iss mid laxative, tonic md
,a'aLaat sri - reoanne ended to ibe pubie relying
4,or is .ntfasia worth 10 tue cure Of ths following
complaints all Rillieas Defan gsmsnys, Sick Headache
dyspepsia. h4biaat Costiyepe.s, Chronic Darfh1a.
Gaatc, Pain ia ths aaea aud Bowels. eneral De.
otIty, Female Weakness, Sc. For sale by Druggists
generally, nd Chas. 7. Webb, Davenport; also by
SautordS Co., NY City. iMchi9-dssly.
Notice
We have Two handsome new Bug2iss and nne
Iso Horse Carriage, whIch will be sold cheap for
cash II applied for soon. Can be ssen at the resi-
dence Of James Rsnwiek, cor. 4th and Ripley sts :,
opposite The Court Hoa.e
Sept DIFF RESWlCk 81 son.
~ IBEh Of All descriptions, LAGhs, SHY gIss,
slaves, sc, for saieiDwby RENWiCk & son
Aug I4ttf Railroad Depot Saw Mill
MONEY To LOAN On long tinle.
apl 39dH MeGEEGoR, LAwEs BLAKRsioRE.
MONEY TO LOAN, ia sums to suit applicant
ny
APIS al TALLMAs aPoWEKs.
Fer Bale,
fots DESIRABLE DWELLING Hous1s In low.
sfpart ofths city, on very liberal terms. Apply 10
'sozGdtf COOK & SARGENT.
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A woman has been fined Gas in Raleigh
for going to a fashionable soree in state
of seni-hudity.
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sTRICKLAND, JUDD 4 DUNHAM

Second st. between Brady and Perry,
TTAvEjust received al invoice u HACK and
HCOlored Dress stlhs, from 80 cts. 10 -
per yard
French Msriaes. English do, Wool Plsias,
Wool DeLaines plain aud inquired, small figured
French DeLaines for children,
Dress and Cloak VslVsts,
1850 Ffsach and Swiss wrk. Cambria and Muslin
Collar. At loo and lSl6 low
super French Styles,
Prints, DeLsiBes, Brown and Bleached Masi,Is an
ton and Gray, Ref and White Wool Piannsis, Cassi,
m eres Tyeeds Satinetts, MS, Crashes, White and
brown Table Damssks, 500 Linen Damask Table
Covers for eI 49, cheap at ~ so; Linen for fronting
Shirts and Collart, Sc.
Ne re,pectfuliy call on ali for share OF their
patronage feeling confident that our facilities for
doing business will enable to offer goods at lower
prices than hismsrket usually AFFORDS. NoNs
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Sugar Sugar
sE.A3sEs PATENT WILLS,
Extra Family Flour, &c

~nHHIs. shgtys sai primo New Orleans l4ndIus
~ and fof s-lety SWANS, CHEW s. CO,
Cor. 70 and PeITy sts.
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The clock business Of Connecticut,
which has been driven so extensively for
several years, has completely run down.
These clocks have been sent to every part
Of the world, and among the largest mar
kets for them were Great Britain andChina.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Notice

Under this head limited Der special notice
win be Inserted at 10 cents per Tine each insertion,
nr 50 cts. per week.
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IOWA LAND ACENJI.

,,.,.u ,IIrNt lWM. 4. CLAIM
.lLLE.v ~ CL.1KA,
Attorneys and Couusellors a Law,
Real Estate Brokers, Life Insurance ana ssn'
sral Land Agents, and NotaFAes ra0i's
DavonIoort, IOWA.
Collections And ali professional hsihy' "a t'ta3 M
~ STATE a. 4dsiud % uuF Gaze. VII rgeriFr fontat
t,itton; nlonsy Invested iaNts ran o' NJ ,9,y,
,,ney loaned % uheneuu,beitl real t7laie 800
na walwats tuu4 hi sold and iocd,sd 'a'us "ia, 1
I ts lea lei; ,tal estate vi al kinds ihsht az" s'''
- commission ts. "a,
Cook & saIEsnt, Davenport Iowa
n.nty b. Hoffman.
uoal Il Dilou,
Hon Thomas Allen 81 loas Mo-
Lucas slmonds, !"
utaypT & Richardson
butler, Keith Il Iiai Boston Mass
1ss. Al Hoebe Co
Dc Goppst & Co, n. "
Henry @ Marqusnd Ss~ YORK
lIsnry !. King,
b. W. Clark, Hartford, u:
Col Il y lsrned Wash, u. I;
L q Camp 4 Co, Cincinnati, oj
Fhins Aileu, jra Phtshald, Mass
o % DoGfsnep Portland, Me
VIZ INVITE ATTENTION - otE EttsssNh -
| la.rk OF IMPEOyEp F.RAs AID WILD LANDS VII
tRorssrY, So, FaB skLE sapsttif tH'S A''
1 az rAsYtEhAs.
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cry PROPERTY.


No los Lot block 10, corner Wesief" Avenue
aad Third sls lUt 5oKi 40; price tlsOe; te'ms easy
No. loo store Oh Brady st, between tIh snd 'h
ste price sl.Gu
Nv l.G- number of rue lots near Female tei
lese.
No. Ie2 Two desirable lots near The depot,
Nv. ia5-Lo, ia block -, e4sisO feet prize
sa,75u.
M. i2e- Lot. and III block 50, e0fnsf Rock Is
land aud SIKH I'll. price eso'u
No iss-fen aeres on biur oe.sesH Rock leland
sni Moline; part teGeed and impFossdj piiee biio
per acre
No "a i've story brick On % Il deats east
f6m BRADY t.lsIsau very valuable piopetyr price
$3.50 terms easy
No 5s-~A thl,e story brick stars ID II between
stsdy and Msin sts choice location price $1,000
NJ ba-A beautiful house VI St9u aud oh .Is
ICONS good brick stable, shed prospect very 81
lsuslysi lot leoslto price 5000
No GA double tralae house tts. Of soon .nd 9Th.
lot 3es3li y rooms, eisirIa = 2 price sE'4oo
Eoe2--A double brick house s5ut usar 9th at 10
room. well, es,srn, &c, lot b4sTl; price 1900
No. GA doutls brek house % Scott Sd from ttb, 10
rooms eisssrn, &c; lot 60x7l; prise e2,sso.
No. Ga fIst rate story trirk houss On Brady St
2nd from sth; 10 rooms eissTn &c ut soslso price
s4ooJ
10. ca god house Brad, 81 y. mi.ss hon its.
sr rooms eistsrn, &C. of aGd nut Hessi &c
Prise 81, 900 terms yoIy sasy,
NJ. GA small house On sraly 1t LsAI icIEstl 3
r,5us, wen, &c lot s2x5sli price 81 ~
No. o7-1ooi house Of rcgrI aud Uh sts ia
terra, Sc lot 4dxsO, rooms rt,ta +09d
No bs--A Large house Rosk bland 81 5thl new
and 10 sooi ORDER ~ ROOMS, gi-ta,b we'll SC will
lomm5dsts IS boarders h.. JesiiU price sugoV tsFms
cay.
Ne g. fiur haGsl Oh Brady II Heaf IvSust large
ICONS welt cisssfa static ae, su.a sLol lVt tU ~
iso psiee u 80
No.53-Good house Aad lot als'a - Scans Ssll,
r,stefa, Sc lot saaooi pr'ss IL Coo
Nos7i-kiUs house oG tth ST LsClaITs It
No Two beautiful ots 90 Brady IT. opposite ; d
rod A.za aA-. t@ae s-.AaA 4
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NEW GR0CKRRY i GLASS STORE

HaiHH' Ruins, PfuDes Fig, ApIles PesrLr tuT.
III faHtr, Litrou, Be-, tor sals by
Corner Second sud Perry ats
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DR.. KANE'S
Arctic ExpLORATI0NS,

Tn search OF Sir John franklin, daring the years
J. 1888, 81, IS; beings
Personal NARRATIVE,
and containing an account OF mis- important dlscor-
cries. The porIous adventures Of his party, and the
thrilling incidents connected herewith, fully aud
elaboratsly illustrated with
Several Hundred Wood Cuts aud Steel
kNGRAVINGs,
including portraits Of ,,x
BR. KANE AND MR.. GRiNNkLL.
The d awnings and paintings b the distinguishes
ksne. The steel plates exesuted under the super,
tend snee of N. hater, VI Philadelphia, the w"ed
snstsyinss by Van lngea s Snyder.
Two vols. 500, Clotn, -, Library style ssnJ'
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PREsYHyEb

i5h- White Fish Trout, fIekeled IIerfiu5 Goldfish
sSrtnes, d.. iyI sale by
EVANS, CHEw'& co.
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foIAsn AND CEIL0IIDE LIME
For ssIr ~ ALyORL -. lrE
June xsia
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Mo asg--Let NJ 9 in hl5ek So, en- SEh stI-et ,, fs
at q Perry uyOE WI "a ts erected tive stav tf-t
house, 0ne story frame house rsipsntaf shaa sps
stable trnss iu rent II tbt0 psf auDuu. Efj ~ sst
low
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NJ. Ssp-A one story bfitk touss i Bf at .kE.at5.z
a0Ith side u isaJh street between Perry AMI Ia :,
land, hrs view II tho river nom thiy place
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Shin Pyramid az TbomnsOn Henderson. Antwerp, Nay .,
with lndse and 20 passengers 70 spow BWgess,
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OF yellow fever on 21i Of June last while on bis ras.
sage from Havana (Cuba,) 20 New York, GEoRsx "
BAKAS, aster OF brig Eliza Jane aged 80 years and
me nths youngest q FL ah Blskemsn deceased for
merly Of Sratord, and Law OF James Bys Of Tar
rytown. N. r.
New Haven papers please copy.
The deceased was born December %, 1872 Tho fol-
lowing lines found among his pape.s after bis DEATH
although not ,rey original they not Inappropriate
Tor The life Of a sailor. They written by him IN the
year 1875
was born in n, cember when the winds we're high,
And the clouds were black in the raging sky.
was born IN December. when the snow fell fast
And the large trees bent 70 tho angry blast;
was born In December and sprang into lie
When heaven and earth were mingled in strife.
was born in December, in the dead u the night.
When the sky was dark and the ground was white
And the old nurse said a. she held my form,
felt the house shake with the fierce night storm
i,fe IL born In December-I pity the child
Bs life Ike the night will be strange and wildn
Oh, many December has gone laundering by
With ts breezy storms AND It's cloud swept sky:
As my cheek grew dark and my form grew stout,
And the beard on my face stole softly out;
now make my home on the ocean Wild
Ger the mountain seas goes December born child.
Onward press through the battle Of life,
Sometimes in calm sometimes in strife.
Sometimes alone, encompassed by Toes.
But equal 10 all when thickest my woes:
AZ bitter my soul az the hour OF my birth,
Well lifted, ween, for the winter Of earth.
Gle was born in December, (" the old nurse said
A. she lay At last on her calm death bed:
He will die iamented by generations 10 pass
His name Will be scattered like leaves IN the blast
He will die in Gods time, a a should die.
With an unstained character and unblemlshed eve
He was buried at sea in s, 70 rs Ion. 70 a. on Mon
On Tuesday July 49, MARI, wife or Jas r. jennings In
the seth year Of her age.
The funeral viii take place from her late residence Isl
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Oswpgo, July 1852. NJ
Flour in good demand for extra parcels, but sales
striced in consequence Of light stock Sales 300 bbls.
81 for extra Oswego, and s6 621i for good super
Canadian Wheat duh. Sales 5000 bushels red Toledo,
private terms. Corn steady Sales Is, 900 bushels,
soc aioat Freghs-s0c for -four 12ifc. for wheat,
and l0c for New York Lake imports day 63o
bbls -four IL 765 bushels wheat 81 2s7 bushels
500 bushels rye. Canal exports 159 bbs -four; H.
S63 bushels wheat 900 bushels Shipped 70 Mont
real 200 bbls. -four and 1000 bushels wheat.
BufFAIo, July l6-l p. NJ.
Flour dull Sales 400 bbls at 81 Is for good wiscon-
So SO for choice Indiana and 50 rs 81 - for extra
double extra Ohio. Wheat quiet and lower Saes,
1900 bushels common white Indiana, at 81 81. Corn
rer sales 30 600 bushels at 42c for unsound and 4sc
for sound several csrgoes for future delivery sold al Soc
Sic Rye nrmer sales 900 bushels at sc, free from
store Whisky hrm at acc. Canal lreghts du-lic tor
corn and lec for wheat TO New York Receipts for the
"a hours up to-day "a, 500 obs. nJur; 10000
bushels wheat Canal exports same tmel6 400 bushels
wheat; A. Gas bushels corn Is 100 bushels oats; soio
bushels rye. 49, -
CHICAGO, July l6 1856
Wheat unchanged. The receipt Of the Niagaras news
did not affect the market Corn esned Is shipments,
4 900 bushels 10 Buffalo, aud IS 900 bushels to oswego
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CLEARED.
Steamship Roanoke, skinner, Norfolk &c-Ludlsm Plea
ship Azzan, Heagap, Sydney, Nsw-Gudeve Arser a
Elliott.
ship Rudolph uiaml Dickmann, Bamburg-Funch A
Meinckc.
shin Indus nr) Blark Rio Jsnero-Napier johnson Co.
BARK Meridian Grem, Bosse, London-sianion Ruger.
Hark May Queen, Towno, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. thinner
man. .....-
park John Colby Monroe Observation-Disclosures Haven.
Bark Sarah Jane, Gumby Moble-sufges Clearrnan Co
BARK ~ Nichols Conway, Jacksonvilie-RP Buck A Co.
BARK Casco, Waugh. Darien-G stephenson.
BrigsGvoe Neapl Corsee Douglas, Isle OF MAN. Law.
renee.
Brig Reindeer FauIkin s. Paul dc IoandoC Faulkner.
Brig Albert 3rl Thomas, 81 John, NB-kely Smishers.
Briq Taola Griffin Herde-Walsh, Carver Chase
Schr Brown, HszewOod Richmond-I II Person.
echr v Ieggett Gibson, City Point, II Piersen.
echr yorktown, wogon City Point Hunter Co
gehr Mary Armstrong Fredericksburg-Merrf1 Abbott
schr Msnuella. Kil,on Ioston-Mayhew, Talbot \ 60.
scLr Ceestia. Coe, Fall RIVER Ravens.
echr q Lyman, Stannard, New Haven-Master.
sloop blackstone stedman, Providence-b Kenny
Slrop America Reynolds Providence-Master.
steamer Boston CLARK NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Line.
ARRIVED
chin Pyramid of Thomason Henderson Antwerp, May 81
with udse and 20 passepgeIs " spow BWgess,
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past Bodies Of patrollns the Streets dressed In
the loyal oolors-orsnge, red purple and bue-bsnners
flying 6fes squeakng drums beating children squaing,
women screeching men looking red and vaorous flushed
ing de they would perform on the enemies Of their
gracious and sovereign although suspect that the
color many cases. and its existence their Spirits
and their nre, TOW from some more material substance
than loyalty.
There IS an old line two which heard one OF the
Oar DOWNS hum 10 day. and which think might be al
tered very appropriately, as follows
ORIGINAL.
July the 10TH In Oldbrdge town
There grievous battle,
And many a man lay on the ground,
From the cannon that did rattle.
ALTERATION.
July the 18th, in Toronto town.
There was grievous battle,
And many a man lay Ike ground
Midst the glasses chnk and rattle.
This really very appropriate as the numbers Of the
fallen in the orgies OF this glorious day incacuabe.
Sur,y Orangemen might find better method ex-
hibidng their loyalty but forgot-worshp itself pros
traitor
forgot to say that the abo ve lines constitute the rst
staDza OF the Protestant song, the Boyne Water.
have very little change 10 report the markets,
except an advance upon wheat, whose outside price
quote at Is l0d, although have heard OF Is Id
that the weavi has appeared in parts we are
in much the predcament the people in the fable
oil the boy and wolths periodically that
confidence can be placed in its veracity. The waev
is unquestionaby increasing in Canada and come farmers
turning their attention TO other crops than wheat
their ground.
The favorable from Europe has had a most bene
fetal tendency in every department Of business Another
week OF fine growing weather gives every encourage
ment to hope for a favorable harvest. Hayng is pro-
ceedng brsky, and many Of farmers have fnished
loads of the years crop have made their appear
ance aud found ready sale AT $la $l3 per ton.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-07-17
uARITIME INTELLIGENCE.
Movements Of ocean Steamers.


STEAMERS TO AND FROM HAVANA.
Prom Havana 10th and 18Th dse ~ New YORK lTh
Esrrsr crrr on Srv GsAsApA-rrcm New York I'm, ar.
irving Havana I'd and New Orleans 25th From New Or
leans sh, Havana sth, due q New York i3h.
QrAxKR Crrr-From New Iorn is' OF each month EdvnR
Al Havana 5ih and Mobile sA- From Mobile 18th, Havana
when the above dates faIl Sunday ~l
on Monday They leave New Orleans AZ near W. as tide
win admit and the Isabel leaves Charleston aud Havana
NAM
THE OVERLAND MAILS TO INDIA AND CHINA.
The following be Of value those having correspond
The mail leaves Southampton The eth and Dth Of e~ho
Arrives nj Gibraltar sbor, the pm and ,,h Of month
Arrives at Mana about The lah aud sth of same month
Arrives at Alexandra about The lh Of sAne and tts Of f
Leaves sbou, the 10Th 7lsi Of and s 9TH Of
allowing month
Arrives Alden shout the 18Th 18th Of and lou or
18th Of following month.
Leaves the 10Th Tth OF day Of
val for Bombay, and lin 70 3Qth for China 40
and 18th 10 2ist Of he following month -
and o. arrives nj Point de Gale about The Sh
and ri 10 I'd OF following month.
Point de Gale for Pulo Penang the same cay Tie
Arrives al Pulo Penang about the iAh ish and Dh
Arrives Il singapore sbou, the Ies ssd sls Of
Iesyss Singapore about II hours sner arrival.
at bong Kong about the I'D or 2ta and sh or 20
Of following month.
Lssyss nsrt day for shsnshse.
Two mails England on the sh and nh Of esca
cnh-v,a Marsslles and arrive At Alexandria about ne
same the Southampton mall
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