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Launched, Mold. &c.

LkUycHEDAt Perry Me-. 2Ist instant schr Of 10 tuns
allied the Rollins She is owned chiefly in Perry majority Of
he carpenters who worked on her being shareholders.
The vessel recently built by Isaac Dunning IN Brewer has
zen called the William M. Rice She is 2sf tune and Il to BE-
ommandeo ~ Capt. VIM. j. Lord, Of Orrnston
Wishing bark keoka, Of New Bedford tuns has been
purchased by Christopher A. Church Of Wespor and will be
continued in the whaling business under the Of Csp
GrnDell late Of brig Leopidss, of that port.
LAUNcBELAt Baltimore during the latter portion of last
week zine bermaphodte hre, built for Messs Philip Ban
Del Bro and intended e<cus ely for the West india trade
She 80 tuns. and s designed general eghns vessel
The new clipper .bp Constitution arrived Nantucket
Monday 10 tow Of the steineI Eagles Wing She was built
BY Charles Mallory Of Mystic Her length deck s I24 feet
br adth 29 feet depth lG feet 40 tuDs burden Ia every
respect 1celeny adapted the whaling business having al
the modern inpoy.meDt She e to SAL in about four
under comsnd Of Capt Joseph Winsow ste Of the cd
stituti0a tconde mnsd) Of Nantucket.
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ALGOE-NUGgNT-On Tha.sday July l6, NJ CincnnasI. ey
the Very Rev. f. Purcell, Mr. James Asoe 10 miss MANA
Nugsnt.
ACKNOWLEDGMENT this city on Thursisy, July
So by the Rev Or. Hawks Charles D. Davenport and Pa
tifpce M Reynolds both Of New Bedford.
pEkRs,LL-FARQUBAR-On Thursday jay 80. by the
Rey WIN p Corbit Mr. John ". Pesrsa to Miss Jenny W.
Fsrqubar, all Of this city
Philadelphia and California papers please copy.
TEN EYCK- COCHRAN On Thursdsy July so, at the
Church the Bighs Brooklyn Long lslsuo, BY thu Rev.
D. QuackeDbush Mr. J. Ten Eyck TO MsIthe j., daughter
Of the late Rev. Thomas Cochran.
Newark pal ers please copy
WALKLEY-HOG Claversck, Columbia County
NJ Y, "Wednesday, July %, by the Rev. VIM Watson
MI. Wm. Z. Wskley of Cambrge, Washington County, to
Jennie L., only daughter Of Stephen X. Hogeboom, OF
the former
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A communication on this subject hereto annexed
Appendix d. furnishes further PARTICULARS, and the
tuli Of the whole proves that with the high price aud
diminishing quantity Of wood 10 this region, and tue
Increasing supply and reduced cost of coal the latter
will 1T DO distant day become the fuel most generally
cun.umtd.
From the foregoing experiments aud a calculation
made # the cost OF fuel during the past year BY all
the trars with the whole distance run, the conclusion
attained is ttat the average cost per mile run with
wood is Is 2-l0 cent? while if coat had been used it
would not have exceeded II cents. The proportion,
then az the result of experience will establish,
opeibd less cost for coal than wood with an equally
satisfacury performance of the engines. when coal
burners shall have present deficiencies removed.
The nature of the fuel consumed on our road,
whether for passe freight transportation though
usually lees for the ormer from the mode Of conduct
ing our work will not materially differ, and it il be.
leved that at NO distant day, by rigid economy aud
the advancing improvements of coslburnng locom-
olives the cost Of coal per mile run will not exceed
ten cents assuming the price per un to be from s. to
81 IL the purchase and preparation OF tue as IN
de ed in ali matters connected with the practical work.
nt Of our railroad it is more advantageous to tue
Company if faithfully DONE TO provide for itself. aud
TO have The different departments for experimenting
labor and supplies under administration, rasher
than divided with outside contractors
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letter from the first officer Of sch Roswell Kins imPR
Sippcsn reports her Of sea july no lat Ge VIZ ~
sp. and do backiih ell all well Would touch a.
last OF August. an. La,
Arr. at New Bedford July B bark Mlwood sn'ss 49,
Sea Ho Oct. II, MonssnL N. H.. March - pc oo
VIZ oil and oDC lbs. bone TO Gideon Alien sou 10 sssbe
70 se' 'p aud 30 do vh oil since Iesyns e}rnn.ii
Arr At PToyinc-town 18th, schr. s. H. sopei a' oss'N
rs bbls. sp. and 100 do VIII. oil 49,. - ..u.A
again 5tb. .,., a,s,,
Sailed from Islsy June % bark Andrews snn s..
discharged u ho ref sed duty anu AipPeo o'"es
stead a. also Mr. Davenport. chief ofheer. ..a,.w.
Sailed from Fan francisco June ~ onss ""es' NA''
spohsnJn,, 20 is 20 % NJ lon 81 % W., bszk Tr&ep,
Doipip Of and from New Bedford ioy Ese'se WV
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Arrived.

Steamship Jsmesovp Parrish Richmond and Norfolk mdss
mS S's'. sss p.: S'- q Dale Jay a ssS
g. lon 50 81 passed ship Orphan. from B.rdt io Ne. Ysh.
Ship M; d1 s S'n san G e 100
FTP seven: of Boston, bsans Jg'y T. n !; q
round q KInf:tso Mass: M;;s1 rio I,ss,e
s.,a in veSTpny with s,S Ss.t' s ;ss 'aS 1
S mount s,.! SsT III s:t Sc%odss
Bari saah Ncksl', Nickel" sasus July a. sugar. &c
Big zeno Allen sa,her.. June 49, nut. to A Machsdc
July lat % o. lon I, s. 'sSsed ,hs ~ whit.
ter probably Stuyes Clesr'usn 4 Co.,
Brs Caroline, whitebOy, Apinws % days. hides. be- ~
wss;So wSftiHss sS1s C.es9 = S s.ys
SSss nss, fell % dfcwns
schr W. a EMS, Nicse' Wilmington N Co. .dAy' naval
sc Monte Christie, stoddard, St. Augustine, Fla. days
sehr Hazard ot Newport Ba.dicA M:s.s.Gs July
ton from New oIissn' for LiyIpSJ n j. for New.
selT Q c. Aesen, H:lpi9 Stamford; Ct n.,,, m
s sssI y EI ses.r o' %Rbs ss Port Gssn Fl.
s sss1 Fran ks Blunt, SiSS soa
s ss S EePs r Sa4syR
scRr PennySa@.: Fargo Port Even. or Al.a' Point.
Schr r. 8. Dean, Cook. Port Even for Taunton
Schr Alexander Blackwell Port Even for Providence
schr Mantle, Bourbon Rondou for Providence
sebr ]: L. Croker, BIi.by, R9ndout toT Taunton:
Schr War Stsed. Smith, Pot Even, for Providence.
sloop Clio Brisby, Elzabetbport, for Taunton
soop Bridgeport Delaney, Poushke-psie, fr BrdsePart
Steamer Delaware Copes, Phladephia and Cape May IS
hours mtse. TO =. Perkins. 49, -
Steamer Georges Crect, eager, Baltimore ard Norfolk 50
hours. mdse. tn II. b. Cromwell
Steamer Wamsutta, Nye. New Bedford.
Steamer Cnrl-w Williams. Providence.
Steamer Decetur, Geer, Norwich
FELLOWSHIP Orphan Kempton, Bordeaux Jane IT,
WIND-DuIins the day h. N. E.. and fresh with rain
The launch Of the steamship Moses Taylor from Mr. W. II.
yad Seventh street. East River hes post
poned until saturday August account Of the l-
cem-pcy Of the weather.
The ship Manchester Pratt hence for New Orleans went
the lower yesterday "wednesday and leak having
about inches hour put back
ming; the also refusing to proceed In her
laws a the Battery North River
contract has entered into with Messrs johnson
The balance Of the Of the ship Ssmre
Wiles ashore Squap.
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Rales Of Stocks al Phi adelphia ,JrIY 80.

Reported for TIE ~ Y. tribune BY J. r. 4 X. b. Fry
FV,t BoGrd-200o City r. r. 6s p. R. Il b5wn. 80 20O0
do exempt 80 800 City g. new cash s'i 600 Penn 81 s5
,twn NJ: AZ Penn r. r. s. 46si 10 do, b 46s; Beav
Meadow X si; do; b5 81: 100 Wilmington R. X, 81;
SIS H. Schuyl R. r., 57i Farm. Mech Bank 63l ~ Bank
Of Penn, ll3; Girsrd Bank. IA.
BetueeE Boa rds-S00 State Is '53 95i.
Second BOa,d-4 800 Euirs r, rs 81 mtse 65; 1000 ~
Penn. r. H.. 6's So Hazetou Coal 81; 100 Reading r.
b5wn.. 81; do. 81 ? Penu. r. r., as, i6l.
5Jer Bodrd-4 GiTsrd Trust, nj; IS Girsrd Bank III
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PbiIndeI,hia Markets. July 30.

has .ued heavily al. day and thus has made dull bust
day BARK is wanted al Csc for lst No Quercron
CoTTos FIRM but sh still limit transactions FLOUR
is m unseed there buyers for standard superine at
Sc IS OF fresh ground from wheat 81 IOd 81 D.
MEAL dr IS 900 - and RYE FLoUs quiet at
81 75 WHEAT IL dull with sales only in lots for milling st
81 62dl S. Southern red and 81 70Sl Is for white
RYE srsdy at 81 CoRSS.les Of 5000 BUSH yellow at 80
9Oc 6ost and stored GaoCEREs and Provisions hed
finn with limited business WHISKY rather quiet
20 a 1Sc. for hhts and 50d3lc. for bbls
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sehueid. Cartwright. I.rder teyis.. S.DiorI We,
B.uIs,t Hssht. Bsrsrd. rDec, Prentice, aobsrssoa -
Domss c',rt, eu.ri. win..n, YOUNG siiasm ssrs.is2
Rerepbsim, Denuison CoaDsa.teT s,one, n yuon -
Rurnhsn BabneI, Foster. Aequre. Webs, Pehrrd Pssss
son Lsdwsy, Underwood, SnDr-e Marly, Br,wp IsisS'
Mcdonald, Lps', Captains Loseu and wha.. alA Nr P.
kins -
Mis- Gamble Mi.s Blsn6eld Mr. Patt-rson Louis I@,S
ard lady Ecnurd Burdett lady and 2chidr-n issss Pos
" II karn.botbau lady and child Maxwell Rsly "a :.
children and servant M Jane Roberts a. Gs.ss I'd ~
ssS Miss Dsvis M Whitney, H. vreeIsnd jr W. W.. *
H. Ward Nj, z. Fallner james fsl.ner, John n o.,
johp Lsp,don H. Ieste Joseph Bsesoa a,ssT s,n 49,
tom w Hudson Mr. Mabfr Mr. Rice. a W. D.ets M: P.S
80 Fr.rnel Harrison r. Ia~son Mr. Grrsstsr NJ, ws
rse.top Henry Bainbrise, cs'anovi. Leon De sSus
r shaw aud SO ID the stterase. 80
mar lsdy jchildren and rvsDts; jose Maria C.so D.
minso Gouel. ffe|
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XARZNE JOURNAL.
PORT or NEw-YoRK..
Cleared.

Bark-virsiuis, Ward Norfolk, Smith & Lougb. 9
DELI Ei1sieihpaIt N.yIew Talto, Co. Atlantic lB. D.
merit Nassau y. p. Montaer; NJ Staples Staples, BasnSyi
Ayres j. Norton. Marietta Br Heidsnbr OK. Halifax D.
r. Dewold; Cruz l5n Ports D Arseha Shedi,e e AM,
en-, Co; Cbaselsin Handy. Weymouth, Thompson Hun.
ter r. Tiie.ton Morre. CarthaseIs n Spofori 4. + .
sbnonsrs MARY Adeu. enxns Frederick shars vsnrurs
Slssht; Mary bart aver Beverly Small hekeej Mssy.
Flzsbrth Pickup Philadelphia jones Hand Co. Arctic,
Critchett Al.xondris Merrill Abbott - =
s,esme-Deswsre, Cope., Philadelphia New.Yek L Phla.
Nav Co. 40
Barse-Alice. Raper, Baltimore. t
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Pnsseugrrs Arrived

In stedmshp Europa from Lise,paoi-Mr. and Mrs Bill
Me"r Pke, Burr Ordway, Lawrence, Scott, Ives Eudico
Rssn Weeks Fi.d, West. RanAin and dsushtsr Mn.
WDsms The es nightingale and Mrs Davies sud
two Moses psvs. Mrs. Elliott Mrs. Marsh. Rev. Mr. Far.
RELY, Prof K.llsrd, Lieut.. Msjoiski, Rev. Mr.. Lee,
Capt Sawyer, Miss Mspn Capt Sslnood Mis-, Dodge. Ms
haIkhsm. he.srs Warren, Spsddiek, Crsws Lssorn aud
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MINIATURE ALMASAc....THn Day.
s~-pi... x:55 S~ts........ 7:l6 2sop-Ssts .... ,
high wArER.... THIS DAY. ... :
Sandy HOOK. 2:07 Gov Island z;o7a heu Sste ~
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Family Marlseting.

The following table gives thsreail price of the prn-
spal articles Of Farm Produce in the City Of New-York
On Thursday, July 80:
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Market. .CARryuLLr REPORTED roa TIE TRIBUNE.
THURSDAY. July VI Y.


VAsHFs--Tbe market s without imp'r,snt ehsns1' ,h' ~
vi, lni,.d ssl-s OF Pot. IS and Pearls AZ 81 '
CoTTON-Tle market i firm. and little more has psen
done natl, in tr.u,tu; the .,s reach 5S osc' mcus
40 in transi;u We repeat foru quotations:
CLASSIFICATION.
Nnbsts o.
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n hyor OF Plaintiff when the cousrsa'5ts the
somper Hut the admits enough show
jurcti,n ssould he sustained.
II s,e TIA. the received by Green, that he
Bic agent r tb rnti, IN their behalf up ha;
Ae Biz HIS account aud ha. ho Is ready to pay 1e
q his bid the injunction removed AID he BID
~ co. witch thao the rsicd b. Rcscs II Is
INN literal isutns owned the Judgment their party could
satb third party Of due the adt
men, asis alleged they also represented the owners of
the land then excu person TO pay
with one hand. and receive with the other.
The defendant Green however admits that he has executed
and delivered proper Of each company instru
writing declaring the shares 20 which each Company
elt-d the lands Thi' without confederation aud
this IN. material alleged In the that
Cree In bidding acted the agent Of the plaintiffs aud for
them and that himself hs
TIL. being cedcd unwsnsnted his %
assume W declare that proportions the PLAINTIFF shall hold
the lands that anthozel
dseh.ree Office The injunction therefore
tnued Until, the final judgment this action; 10 costs 70 b.
paid to the plaintiffs
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BIRTH.
MARRIED.

HoBsOE--Mrs w. HObsOn of this city, of son.
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Gopartmcrsbips, Nr.
0cncr0i Notices.

NOTICE on ASSIGNMENT NOTICE IL
y hereby gwen. tha, Jaitn Nlernrn hs. THE dsy
.sstgn.d o. u u Haritns all HE real personal and
atNrst property, ~ whssrv.t d..e f,pttoa for the
tuehi ~ hl- creditors An thos- tnaebted 10 sad
fha Mirruta sil therefore make ta,ns d.s,s settle
,ent and all creditors ~. their csit. with tho mn
lsr.sgHsd
Davenport lows, An net - 1867
.sie@ HAkDiSo. As.ignc.
MARX THlS.-AT THE PEOPLES NEM
VI Amhrp'yp- Caller, 80 "a. We., cornef II Main
,nd sse''ad st q stark - taking nR- r,r
ares 10 ea-~. f'r So csui- each The puhS may b.
-sare that bis picintss compare tbiy 9th an
'hets ~ VIC Wei Jylsu
SC1oSDlDu. NOTICE.
MISS II MUM Will. REOPEN :, IiooI.
VI oa Tuesday the Lot II september IH the Its.a.
asal II tis Presbyterian , hufeh rhifa street
susssiiw'
lsaS Notice.
N TUESDAY AUGUST 25Tli, ALI THE
- Gss throughout the rii3 Sii he shut "A n,r the
isettosi II t~o weeks o. MIRNIs
/ reefstarS bss-uIs''t .'as iAsh' a taksCs
ansTigs
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Nrw ioas, Aug. 81.
The Collins steamship Atlantic arrived at
siA aud a halt o'clock SUNDAY inorn,nr. from
L,yerpo,l IL 10 A NJ ON the 18th inst
She signalled the Persia ON the oath and
saw the Fulton of Cape Race on the 10th
The Asia arrived out at A NJ ON the
10th
The news by the arrival Is un,mportant
The Directors OF the Atlantic Telegraph
Company were To- hold special meeting la
London the day the Atlantic sailed, 90 con.
slider whether the attempt should be- renew
ed In October or deferred until another sum.
mer The London Naf SAYS IL is estimated
that ehe outside loss the COMPANY will sus-
tain will he about ia5 t0u II i fully rx-
pc3ted that NJ least one half IT the sunkcn
cable will be recovered All that Is within
iour hundred iathoms will be- not up. bu,
that portion In deep sea will Ia all probabil.
~ never hc recovered
The proceedings Of Parliament were un-
interesting. The recent stnrm~ and finod-
had done considerable damage 10 the brops,
etc, IN various parts II England, but dry
weather Ind prevailed during the days pre-
ee,ilng the Atlan,ie's Departure, and IL wa,
reported that the effects at th. rain would
he much allcyiaicd
The London Times says a mcrclan, re
Gently deceased at Liverpool, Is said Ia have
lctt liabilities reaching S3O0,OOo, &c which
SlOo,ooo are through forged acccptanc,s Ia
bills ii exchange. The Liverpool Past pro
nounces the story u hosA.
The mail steamer for India would sail o,,
the 18th u August, and would take out
fl ,25u,sU sterling IN silver.
The Fetes of Napoleon on the 18th oi
August passed oil we'll, although the out
door arrangements we're marred by wet
weather.
u is believed that France will demand ol
England th. eAtradition oi learu Roll,n,
aud il is stated that Il. i about Ia co,n. to
the United States
The Paris correspondent nrnt,ons 4 h. de-
partnre from par,s to Mar.eiIlcs of General
DOrgori, aud predicts that hr will b. found
al th. lead of ths insurgents III Drlh, b.
iore November. Ii Wa Ii. who stirred up
the last burgess war
The Paris correspondent II thr London
Times says The French s.asernnitnt con
templates sending 4 naval and military rx
petition a. Cochin China, tn support dr
mand for satisfaction ior an insult offered 10
the French Representative by the Emperor
Tie also sa,s that j. proIo.td "a form mar
thine and commercial l,.st ia the Ray oi
Tourralne ia coehin China
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sRors. ETe-A friend Who has recently re-
tathed from a cruise through thirteen OF the
central counties Of our State. reports the wheat
crop abundant hut generally injured by the
frost. still there will he a heavy yield II.
mailed le.ts' at Newton for this city which
vas ten days In reaching its destination. There
Is much complaint west Of insufiiciency OF
mail facilities. Mr. Phelps. formerly of the
lie Claire House In this city. keeps the hotel At
Newton. Jasper county and our friend informs
W that IL was not only the best house at which
he stopped in his travels, and he tarried ai the
present and prospective capitals OF our State
but that il would rank anywhere ne first
class hotel
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establish the wdh " The CUTTERS ON said street bs
low EisLih a. eight feet Ia width and also 10 widen
the sidewalk north of - Locust ., ten feet
~ width was referred ~ tho Ordnance Committee
to prepare osdinanc. IL accordance With the
prayer,
Petition Of CITY Contractors praying payment 10
tonds In advance Of work he!ns done.
On motion Of Ali BOWLING referred To .
committee % Aid Lc Claire Bowling aud Wssh
barn
Petition OF Henry BcrWa aid snd other. to build .
plank calvcrt on Ripley :, between Harrison and
Scott referred the same committee petition
for building sewer from the Scott House
Petition Of p u wnkic and others thA, JAnes q
Gslascr o. permitted TO msinta.n sod manage =
Theatre IN Davenport the coming seassn. ~ithou,
psyitg iecnsc. was laid Oh the table
rciiroh of the CITY Msrshal asking instructions In
reference To .,asuart on Second street eaused
By mac adAmiring
AID RAINING offered resolution that the City
Marshal i. hereby notified 10 prcecsd Ia regard to
ssid .,asnau, water ia aeeordanee 10 sec u, Chsr
IL, revised ordinances Carried
giscrII,xrars
Aid JENNINGS offered rrsola,.on thai the
,axes on the property u four orphan rldrvn es re-
mittcd Carried
AID BOWLING offered resolution thar the iaxss
cn the property ~ Mr.. Gattlan he rrmittsi Car
rea
Report ~ Commissioner. fnf assessing damages
And hsNcnt. caused y. opening aad widening Rock
Island street, from SIKH 10 Locust. was received
Ala wAsHBrRS rre.entea rcsaons,rsnce
nom VIM Burri- n Prise aad oiLsss obleettng to
she assessment Il benefits. and praying tha, u be
nulicd
II Free, D. PERMISSION made few remarks In
opposition 10 the report u the commissioners. sis
ting that the petitioners fog the widening Of the
.iaiet signed iLs petition supposius II Was for the
Ssaisax of the street and also that the majority Of
tho property holders "a Rock Island street are ep
pcSei TO the widening Il Il
On tnotioa - Alj wAsuDrRS, tLs Com .
report and the ren0ns,ranee we're t-fetfedto con
miitee Of Ali Rsmming, Bowling and lie clsire
Report Of Commissioners on opesirs and widening
Perry street eas presented Reiponstranes Of a
Fulton tothe report requesting that II be referred
back tothc commissioners, was read
4 motion to refer the report 10 ssp.eal Committee
wss iosf
Aid BOWLING offered resolution ,La, The &c
port " the Commissioners Ne eaciirEei which was
carried
The report u the commissioners opening bee
ond o. W-sl was presented otiectiors % the sams
hyG y Dssrins and twenty four o,Lcr., through
DsNsoh true, tbrF attorney were suutIht~u
ALI JENNINGS offered r~solu,oa that the re
port bs confirmed
AID wAsuBCRN offered sn amendment thai the
matter be postponed FOR one week AmsndmeD,
carried
The comm itee ~ whom referred the macai
smixIns u Main street, reported thai the work
performed according 20 contrast
Aid wAsHBuRN offered resolution that the
Ma, or be authorized to make anai ssstiemsut with
the contractor kepor, sai resolution adopted.
On motion Council adjourned 10 meet 10 morrow st
ePN
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ATLANTIC MEssrs.sR is the It'll. of a neat
little helsloma.lal that eoiaes 10 us from the
lai I of industry, Il,annus Mas. edited i,y
win Combs. We wish him abundant success
IA his hew undertaking, aud that bis paper
may thrive until II becomes n obi, a. big an,l
pays as well as the old Gazette upon which he
used Ia labor.
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fLosEseE Mosss.- - some evil disposed
i'-rsons cndeavored, yesterday. 10 give cur
renes To rnmor that FLORENCE money was
unsafe, but the little panic was soon nip,e,l
"a the bud. Florence il taken al par bs our
banks. and We are assured that Capt Frixx~l,
the city collector. will hc glad II tax payer.
will pass that currency inlo his hands AZ fast
as possible Ia payment OF taxes--R r. A.
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llorrI TnIEr.-On Sunday night last
Captain Bradley arrested John and Patrick
Bryan upon . charge Of having robbed the
trunk II W II. Lawrence, of Davenport,
Iowa, Of a lot of clothing. The accused
were employed in the Mstteson House,
where Lawrence was stopping An cxarni-
nation OF the case was held before Justice
Milliken, aud John Bryan, one oi tile ac-
cused, was committed tor trial IA default VI
5000 bail, and his brother, Patrick, dis
charged. A vest stolen from the trunk
was found on Johns person A number oi
articles stolen At the same time have not
beep found 1,sJsae L.,
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NEw GooBs MIR l. Obcrul,r- .rr. mex,
door TO the Post Office, received yester.ia, Ly
express aud otherwise a large bot Of new
cry goods, elothiag SC, which were selected
10y himself ia the Eastern markets. The Ia.
dies will find some handsome varieties OF
goods ia this new arrival and they should
call early and TAX. first pickings
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sasbtskf, sept. ].
The mail tram M th. Mad ki,er Road
due here at ia o'clock this evening, ra,l oil
the track at Castaiia Mill Augusta Rum.
mele, Editor of th. ls,.ii,g..o. Ba,t, this
city, Edward Ros-, Baggage Master, Thos
cassett, train hoy, instantly killed. Ben
ham, Express Messenger, Mr.. Bell, Assist
ant Mail agent, injured but not fatally -
Caused by n defective rail
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-09-03

~ small cult gave a large kick yes.
,crday and the consequence was little rag
ged urchin. who had been playing with him
rolled about half across Fourth sir--, Iic
arose sadder boy, and limped oa, perhaps
convinced thst n colt revolver j. not thing
10 be played with.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-09-03

eY Messr. Taylor & Ballord still con.
time selling large quantities of their excel
len, soda. The fount Is at their drug store on
Second street. They are using the new paten,
syrup apparatus which gives every advantage
la the making Of good soda
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-09-03
l. At L ST N L W s


Skm Yank, September |.
To-day i the most exciting eil. Wall street
has seen vet. The Mechanics Banking Asso.
cia,loh has elosed its .oors In consequence ol
the defalcaliou ri one nj it, officers Ia the
amonn, nj s1o,oS
beehe q Co, bankers, suspended payment
to-day
). u. Prentiss & &C. extensive hat manu-
iacturcrs. failed and Adams 4 Buckingham.
hanke aud dealers In hnur are reported
failed
The Erie Railroad Company j. paving its
interest to-day
Money Is very stringent There ar, heavy
runs on several Banks
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-09-03

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