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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-06-19

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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-06-19
Grand Concert,
AT LIE CLAIRE HALL,
This Eveninr

= HL OLzkIuL HALL,
This Evening.
Mdale PARoDI and Nd lie sTRAKosca will .ny
stirring American National Song,
THE STAR SPANcIED BANNER,
Which mas been received, wherever sung in Mdlls
Concerts, with the greatest ebth usiasm
NFne sale Of tickets and choice Of seats will COM
mence to-day, "wednesday a. J. A. Cnndal,s Mn
sic and Piano Store.
The price Of admission has been liked AZ NJ so p.ssry
ed aud secured choice seats, o2,0O.
With every admission ticket 10 reserved seats. will he
Civ en- the number corresponding TO every seat, The Ger.
ti1eate to remain in the hands OF the original holder, ami
establishes the ownership of the seat.
On the evening Of the Concert, there will be IN attap.
dance a number Of ushers, whose DUTY IL will be to show
Visitors to their respective seats.
Doors open at Concert to commence ats
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-06-19

No. ia farm OIL Soc acres ou tie Loaf Graz.
hoad, y miiss from The ely and the undivided mir.
OF the saw mill tract, containing 70 acres no scrs,
anisrisnes, lev acres under cultivation, some hes,,
limbs . frame house . rooms, barn, 4 nus orebsr,
VIII be div,dsiio slit purchasers
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-06-19

No. 1oo-one Of the finest Farms in the Coaptv
Dubuque road, near Pease' Post ONCE, a2g acrsS ~ The
house, large barn, &c. Two streams running tS,u . ~
Price go per acre. Ao"Sn u.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-06-19
DIR GOODS.
A LARGE ARRIVAL OF
VIEW GOODS

WtgdSsCO1'fis'S.
Linen and Cotton Shestings.
Pillow Gaze Linens,
Linen Huck aback Towels,
French Cambria Prints and Robes
Printed and Coloted Beraees,
Fine Urgandie Musiins,
no and los inch MusQuito Netting,
White and Colored 6ounterpanes, p
White and Colored Toilet Sniilsr
Linen Damasks aud Napkins.
Cnlored Chem Dress silks,
Plain & fancy col. Linen nrHis'
Hair-Ciolh Shirts,
Swiss Collars aud Sleeves
cambria Collars and Sleeves,
Fine Lace Seits, very cheap,
swiss Cambria, Bands and Fioanses.
,swiss and sambrIc Edglngs and lnsertin1s, Fine Nm
broidered L. c. Handkerchief, Hem stiteh LC
Handkerchief, White and Coiored Kid Gloves,
and many othe sly les of rich and ssasonable gooas'
49," W1DSWoRTH's,
Junss .st I'd Il. op. L, Claire House
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Ne. ma na ard beautiful piece vfIsud attn.
tutstssction oI5th street pHd tie 4 X coutainiuss =,
Asrrs. Price So,oOp.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-06-19

REMOVAL.
Re. -. MOORE,
T1RoM Kew HAvKn, eT.l
FRRsCo. Banner, Sign and 0rnamenta Pain,.,.
Grsiner Of Wood, stone and Marble.
Lettering and Gliding Oh
GLASS,
Window shades, ibterer Decorations, Portrsit..
scenery, Landscapes, &c, at shor notice.
Sim Painting and GrainiBg for the ira de rooms.
Has rsmove ID from Brady 81. TO Cd VI. 4 doors Rsst
Of Brady.
Al; L AIfs.s { i'oI0'r q Co.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-06-19

Ia ] lz miles OF TIE Corporation line, on The DablaU.
Road, The whole surrounded by fence, and Jan una.
chiiisstoE n stream running through. fTiee sp
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-06-19

DRY GOODS!
MORE NE O
AT
w
xx1k are IN Almost daily receipt Of New Goods,
w and Gu ,tomers are all getting
GOOD BARGAINS
We have now in store a MA 10TH SIOcA
Of Goods which we dispose ofat extraordlnsr!
w
Among the lasesf arrivals may be found i50 ioiLEl
QUILTS N C0UNTERPANEs which ~ pe SOTO
al less prices than were ever before onered III nav
export. So,
and heayte st makets. 1874 Linen Shoeungs, OF the
celebrated BARNShEY MAKE, best Goods manu-
featured.
"a Heavy Pillow Case Linens,
Bleached and Brown Linen.
Table Damasks, Linen Danasks,
Napkins and Doyels,
Birds Eye and Scotch Diapers,
Huckaback Towels and Crash,
etc, etc,
Hou.ak eapers and other Ia wat OF Dry Goods,
shoule not fall TO examine this stock Ter by 81 doing
they can ave both time and money.
W. u. WADSWORTH,
finn. UdtI 2ad 81. op. lie claire House
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-06-19
new advertisements.
Fine JeweIrv

VIII subscriber informs the public that their stock Il
= nne and fashionable gold Jsweiry, will BE- disposed
al al Manufacturers prices, during the remainder of the
present week. at NJ. - Brady street AT wholesale snd r.
tai.
All articles Warranted
Junela-d3t ". 4.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-06-19

No.li3--A beautiful spot near The new Csl,.u
~ acres good tame house, 10 rooms, v veil, and /,
stream OF water running through. Price SIGS praef.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-06-19

mo. l7O-A lot OF y acres just west Of m.
grounds; all broken and under fence. Price Sso oosnstsf,
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LIZ public are respectfully informed
Md'lle Teresa ParOdi.

In Assisted by MDME AMALI4 PATTI STR A
KosCH, The distinguished cOMTRaALTO.
direction OF MAURICE S~IRAKOSCH.
ibe great Pianist will give in this civ,
POSITIVELY ONLY ONE
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-06-19

81 LOST,
- Black Setter og-Th finder will be lib.
orally rewarded by bringing him TO this Office.
lnue Is div
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-06-19

o.tas-4 nae improved tsSH. VI loo s.is, Oh ,s
With 8 thfss story house ems per acre,
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Ne. IL, % A b%ssutiai lot OILS q 100 sef., Az. \.
Hawleys cut lots, part Of see Is 4 70 X 4, Z MIL.
from Davenport on tn road to IL Clsirs, pir,es arr,
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-06-19

No. l73--A Farm Of le6 acres near Hiola,v 81
under fence, and nearly al ~pioughed, q good Lon waovs .l
&c, with ten acres Timber In Hickory Gro,s ous well,
water on the land. running
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-06-19

No. los-A beautiful iisls place on the East b.,.,.
md pubulue road, ~ acre. with good dwelling homer
IN 6ne order $1,000; . credit Of seven years viii niliii1a : eli
for part OF the purchase money. M UvsS
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-06-19

lss LsotHs N wAlcott containing <ssserec ~.
o12S. - pnes
No. i65--A Yarn Of ninety scres On the Miss~Jy
q, on the line bstwean scott and Muscauns Caaw.pp n'
hort distance below eNlt7 podse's nns stock Arm sr;a .
90 per acre. Price
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-06-19

No. MA Farm Of about 20 ae.vs near M.
adjoining No. us, . two story brick house, two " I sio'.
water running through . tine grazing fin, mi uss,ns d
under cultivation; price o40 per acre. he~iy all
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-06-19

So,lV.. "a Farm ot l.o serss Oh H.. Io.al..a,,.
nom Long Grove TO Aliens Grove, 10 acre. $500
90 aoIes under fence and In cultivation. r,sr. ~
il-s stories, stable ., we'll, &c
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-06-19

No. ls3 - liz ssIssi In sec VI I 70 X 4 tao 49,
untsT cultivation and all under fsncs, CarcossS
osiidinge friss IS per acre WIN sell sOssrs.n ~
sane ttrns.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-06-19

NO. iSs.-ss serss Oh the Mississippi i river opp.,,,.
river Price 800. wv
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NC. ia lot vi ) 70. 1000 acre. Oh The ,ou,l .s,
ofthe road 10 10 Claire. rfeessiss ". e.crss nor.
can DO had with this,
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No. INA isfm Of ipu acres with 20 acre. unL.,
"a. miles from town, ~ acres fenced and Ia cull.
walton, = log house, stable, cornenb, Z wells, an o.
chard ofs asres, apples, peaches, and cherrle..
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No it&.-So acres in zee su I &c II Il on t,.,..,.
Grove road IL lows city /, . milss IRON Is. a.sssus
fra me house snd . her impro ysnebn. Np'fts
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-06-19

On saturday june 18th, by II. D. congien, Esq. Mr..
nENRy s~ToLrENaERa to MISS ELIZA BoLHgoM,
both Of this city.
Al the LeCiAire nouae, on wednesday, June 18th, by
r. D. coSapoS, M Mr. HENRY r. kkysto MISS
ESTHER FRAZIER.
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W. ils.-A Fsfm Of AZ acre. m ,se n Tn.u
all piouGhsd. price es3 psrsers T@"s
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Ne. lss. -fui,on = i Island With lie land oau
containing In all " acres, a good ssOns qusrry. er mr..
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No. lOs.-An Improved farm vi ia acre. Ia sss
lions ~ and 2DT 50 X 5 Il 30 acre. under fence, e,
under cultivation, " Acres woodland, new fran.
hose, cellar, we'll, stable, 4 c q Eooc stresu Of Wal.
ranninx through Price s25 per acre.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-06-19

No. lIs--An improved Farm Of a40 acre. 4,
aud 10 4 SO X 8 X leo acres Timber, 100 aorss ssslshs3
tiyation, two dwelling houses, barn, good s,orL = = eui.
Price 122 per acre. wafer &c
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-06-19

holden sYRUP-i0 Barrels Of The most supsri
" or quality Just received a. the .hswksye Store
by JACOB WEAVER, JR.G CO.
Mocha G~Offee--Also Esseses ef CeFss, Yeast
vi cakes; q new article warranted, made after The
old fashioned corn tarnpikes, for sale at the ''hawk.
sye,n June l2
CANDiES-summer preset railow, opal, star,
Adamsntine, and Sperm Candles, equal 10 wax.
also transparent Soap, for sale at the "Hswkeys,"
niLS-Ohve, IN bottles, also Lard, sperm, and ri.
ephsnts Oils, suitable for Msehinsr, or Lamps,
for sale at the sHs~keye.1 June Is
DELiSHks-Pickles, Preserves, sc. -Cusumber
ll Ia glass and wood, onions and Horss.rsdish
Ounce, Peaches, Plum, Pear and Blackberry Pre-
ssrv e-. also Aprieots, Oranges and Cherries, A pble
Currant, straw berry, Peach, Orange and BlAckbtr
ny Jelhe-, ketchup., Pepper Sauce, Cspers, Bag
Hum, Rose Water, all sorts OF Extracts, and Fresh
Oysters, ne aud vf all size packages, amt sr sale
cheap Al The HAWkEfE kfDRf.
die n rS-PeaoAes, Damsons, Elackberfies,
Rhabarb, Whortleberries, Gosseberrie., and
tner dos. tor sale at the ttiANkEYE
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No. l7g--A Farm Of 100 acres Ia s,etioo.
h 5 l. 70 acres Timber, 50 acres under cultiv,,i"a ! Io
house, o rooms, stable, running water, rs arrs. ~ = Sood
now sowed, with q young orchard; price ees psr ~nsaa
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No. lUs--A farm u Ice acres 10 acc. - sGd4 / A.
~ + ~ acres nnder cultivation, a good stream :
water.
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No. I37.-a laIm Of ~. acres, Ia ssc ~ I siE
2! acres, good unIbet, ~ acres, IN cultivation, Ia.
DS eiliugs, : rooms, log static, crib and veil. saIs
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NJ. 2sI-A house Oh the corner farnau. and Locust SITS
Z story, . rooms, large stable aud cnrriags house, 10 lots
Of groand 4 fronting on fsrnsm . ON Locust; e6xlco each.
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No. Iss---A laIm Vi ypu acres 10 see. ~ 4 90 X +
l00 acres under eaIGyatios aud under fence, al Vt
ehsrd OF ~ young Trees, ~ acres timber, a fran
house, log stsble, well, SIC. Price S2x Per acre VII
sell stock aud iAT ming uten sils y lth 1t.
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No, i6s.-OIe ofthe finest fsfIns Ia The COUNT, ga
acres ON HE south eide Of Long Grove, g1u acres W
der fs nee, .uO under cuitis alton, ~ Gcrss uatei- ,
large orchard OF SO to G01 Trees, vi eSety va i.D Vi
irait. living water, good hoasr, well, eastern, Ian,
sc, 1854 pr acre; o. 100 cysh tai. in psymvnl..
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1890 &c., N%&#A
- .ssst
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No. l37.--An imPTeSedfsrm DIET sces, SI.m4sr
\ w Of lie Claire, ~ scfus TIMBER, ~ sefei brvAs.
and under fsgce, d good house with Other isprGss
ments. Price 1850.
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No. 2s6--A frame house and lot Oh Perry 81 north of
Price SlT6o.
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CITY PROPERTY,
aa5. A Lot ls0x27O on the road East Of Shoup's
reside nee; price $500.
s96. A frame house on end 81, below Washington
square. Lot 26xSO, honse, , rooms, cellar and well;
price $3.50.
297. A House, Lot on sth 81, bslw cen LIE Claire and
Farnam sts; house, . rooms, Kitchen, cellar, well,
NC: price II 900. my 7
No. 2el-Two acres in North Davenport in IAmbrite's
subdivision, dwelling IL stories, Q rooms, wall, Fruit trees,
kc; price $1,000.
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s 2ti0o acres. Price $3.50. H'Sling
No. 1sl-A first rats farm Vi sO acre. In -.
3 y 40 acres broke aud under fence, near ,imbs. : va
sl200 ""sst Rriss
No $50. : Qao asrrs thran.h n April ~
Ts0 X w, splendid farm and Tavern asss' Y
acres eaiuvs.sd, 20 acres nnbsr, barn, veil sn,is
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MONEY TO LOAN constantly on hand In sums
aud for time TO snt a applicants. T.. cAMPBELL,
may es dSwam Dsvenport's Block, Cd door.
MONEY To LOAN on long time.
spl sodss MeGREdoR, LAwES 4 B~LAKEMoRE,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-08-26
CIergymen and Politics.

The venerable Bishop Meade, OF Virginia, has
addressed letter to the Protestant Churchman, In
which he discouragss any active participation in
politics on the part Of ministers of the Gospel He
says he never gave but ono vote at an cleo
ton, and that at an early period. He freely &C.
knowledgss that other good and wise men have
entertained different opinion, and believes that
there are times when religion and patriotism call
upon the clergy TO exhort their people the defence
of their persons and fresdes against invading foes
and occasions when the great principles of divine
law are assailed and trampled upon even by ru-
lers and when duty to God requires his ministers
cry aloud and spare not. But he says that In de-
termining when and how to lift up their voices,
there Is need of the wisdom of the serpent and
the gentleness Of the dove. He adds, that when
defending his own course against those who differ.
Cd from him, he has always assumed the ground
that ministers had 50 many other occasions on
which to show their fidelity and independence,
and In which there is no likelihood of giving Of
fence, that they nigh. be spared the exercise Of
the right of voting; that the probable good Of an
individual vote could scarcely counterbalancs the
evil resulting from the offence given by taking part
in such exciting scenes. He has often, while en-
gagged in such discussions, quoted the words Of the
good John Newton, who. said that IL any petition
were needed to complete the Lisany, it was from
poison and politics good Lord deliver u.s. he
thought the injurious to the soul as the 9TH
er to the body.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-08-26
The Convention of the Association for the
Advancement Of Science.

ALBANY, Aug. 23, 1s56-In the Convention of
the Association for the Advancement of Science,
this morning. an interesting discussion took place
on the motion of DR.. Gbbon to take the subject of
coinage ont of the hands of the Committee on
Weights and Measures He urged that the great
imperfection of our system of coinage arose from
Its combination with the subject of weights and
measures. It should be made special subject
independent from all others. Large experts of
gold and silver coin were made from this country
as soon as coined, while the Master Of the Mint in
Europe had admitted that coinage there was not
conducted on any scientific principle. It was
matter OF all the more Importance now, when Eng
land and other European countries were about to
change their system of coinage.
Professor Bache opposed the motion to make
coinage . special subject The Committee on
Weights and Measures were prepared to give it
all attention and communication with the Treasu.
ry Department as soon as practicable. Reform
was determined on.
After long debate the motion was lost.
Professor Rogers made an effort to take up an
amendment to the constitution, but was defeated
DR.. Blackford was then introduced to the Asso
citation the representative Of the State Medical
Association.
In the section Of Mechanics, Professor Mitchell
delivered an exceedingly interesting address on
the new methods Of observation now in use in the
Cincinnati Observatory, with proofs of the won
derful accuracy Of the new instrument called the
deciRometer, and Its superiority over the micro
meter
At the close Professor Price commenced paper
on tidal currents
Some papers on other sections were read, but
they were Of no general interest.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-08-26
CODgrcssiOu8I.

WAsHISGToS, August 25 -Senote-BIr. Weller
gave notice of his intention to introduce bill tc
abrogate the laws Of the Kansas Legislature in the
same manner as the 18th section of the Senate
Kansas bill provides for, aboshing test oaths, pro-
viding for freedom Of speech and property In &C
cordance with the Constitution
a message from the House was received, an.
nouncing the death of Hon Jno. Meacham. of Yer.
mont.
~, Messrs. Foot and Douglass passed eulogies -
The customary resolutions were adopted, and the
Senate adjourned.
Houss-Mr Clingman asked the suspension of
the rules to allow him to introduce a resolution
directing the Sergeantat.Arms to arrest and bring
before the bar Of the House all members absent
from the city.
Il was disagreed to-s7 in favor, 90 against
Mr.. morrill,, of Vermont, announced the death of
bis colleague Mr.. Meacham, and passed eulogy,
IN which he was Joined by Messrs Howard Ethe
ridge, Dickson, and Giddiugs
The customary resolutions of respect being
adopted, the House adjourned
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-08-26
Southern Education.

Wehave heretofore noticed the fact that Bishop
Polk, of Louisiana, has addressed a circular to
various ministerial brethren of the South, on the
necessity of organizing system of Southern edu.
cation, and building up Southern religious institu-
tons, as part Of general system of defence, of
which the South is daily growing in more need.
We are happy to record this movement, and
should be glad to general organization for the
purpose throughout the Southern States. Here
Is field Ia which the clergy can Iegitimately ex
ercise their influence. We trust they will act
upon the subject promptly. and with energy and
Uu8pimity
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-08-26
FROM Mxxrco.--The latest .dv;c.

FROM MExIco.--The latest advices from Me xico
notice the inauguration Of another revolution on
TIE part Of Northern Mexico against the General
Gevernment. Gen. vidaurri has Issued procla.
nation, declaring the Government under his csn.
troi fires and independent from the desposic DOW.
srs OF Asxieo. Great rejoicing was produced.
ana many bellows that the Northsrn statss vill
nnits with the rsvoiutionisss. Il was considered
aeuotsui whsthsr Tamaniipas would joia the two
Aesshss STATES In the movement oononfsrt. i vaa
80. was nasshiag assisst yidsuni ct tbs had =
seoo nea.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-08-26
The Wreck OF the Steamer Nautfius-.The
Last Island Disaster.

NEW ORLEANS, Aug. 24.--The Steward Of the
steamer Nautilus has partially recovered. He
supposes oil except himself, on board have perish
ed, including l9 passenger
Several persons supposed to have been lost at
Last Island, have been picked up. Six of the pi.
rates who robbed the dead, have been arrested
cred Every dead body recovered had been rob-
bed of the valuables on it. An armed force has
gone from this city, to make further arrests
The body of Hon. ]. F. Beatty had been reco.
vered
The names of the lost win be found elsewhere
in so-days paper.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-08-26

ELoPRMENT.-The Norfolk (va1 American no.
tices the fact that F. H. winship q jewelIer of
with blue eyes," has run off with Mrs. Beaton,
wife of Edward Beaton, proprietor of the Union
Hotel in that city. The lady left professediy for
Pittsbnrg, Pa, on a visit TO her friends, but it
proved that she had gone to Philadelphia, where
she met Winship, who had takeu some of the lew
elry along with him.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-08-26
MARINE NEWS
PORT OF RICHMOND. Aug. Is.
High wArER THIS DAT AT l O'CLOCK.

HIGH HAIBk I6ib bAb ~ v ~HS~.f
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ARRIVED,
Steamer Belvidere, Pntchett. Baltimore, mdze-
Ludlam h Watson.
schr. Vsnnsme, vannsne, New York, suano, Be-
con Baskerville
schr Wilett s. Robins Lonsstreet, New York. gu
ano, Crensnaw Co.
SEM. Jonas Sparks, Rogers, New York. suano' n
w. Fry Sons
schr Jos Houris Hours New York, suano, Crsn'
shaw & Co.
Schr. Henry Read, johnson, James river, lumber
James River and Kanawha Go.
Schr George Lu6, Sene, New York, guauo, Z. ID
Skinker L Co. and E. Workman Co.
Lighter Jennett, Jackson, James River, lumber
Whitlcck Son.
schr. Exit Gray, Nansemond. bacon, to order.
schr. Canova, Rummsll, Lubec, plaster, Davenport
Allen l. Co.
Schr Oakland, FREQ, James River, wheat. .
Schr. Mary II. Mifiin, Melvin, New York, suano
Fry Cons
sehr. Presto, Hawkins, New York, suano, MeGru
sohr Richmond, Harris, New York, nndze., D. 4
". Curtis.
Steamer Virgins, Rooms, Phiadelphia, mdzs. and
passengers II. L. futile.
Schr j. c. Dobbin, Rue. Washington, N: c., lum
Der. [Consignee will please come forward
SAILED.
Steamer City of Richmond, MITCHELL Philadelphia
mdze. and passengers, II. Z. futile.
schr. Nelly D., HALEY, Stamford, coal, w. u. Coi
quit & Co.
schr. Suwassett, -, Alexandria, light.