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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-24

WILLIAM De6,As. WILLARD srua.
Attorney at Lar.
D.1.V.kNG HOUSE
Land Agency,
DOOLAN & STUMP
Maia Street, davenport, Iowa.
DEA, ERs IN
Bank Notes. Drafts, GSid silver and Ssss~rr n,
hsas-; Coiiectnns mad" through. ut the Uphu
Land War ants b usht. sold and J. cated. Rs Z
tate bouch; and u IN . tnmi- ion; NJ ney los.d a.
unncumher'd ReA E-tae -ecnri y; l. ans neso, lated
rA1es paid Tor nun-te -id-nts Exam. nAthu u La,
Titles mad, ETC., ct.
-REFERENCEs-
Aessrs G ok / SARGENT, pay.upcrt 1ova
+" Macklat Cprh,n, d.
R'bert L"wry Esq, Cashier, New York,
Mars Harfis O. {, Philadeiphta,
Hon. WIN Wright, Newark NJ;
Me-srs Aan'i Harris q Som, DANGERS, Rai,innov.
Johns Ropkins. So, President. DO
Robert Mrkie E-.i, Cashier. do
Vim 9 Harr-or, Era, do
Mtssrs Chubb Broth-rs, Dankers, washi>sio,.
VIM HalIett, ESQ, Mobl-, Ala,
Ia B-noist 4 O., Bankers, 81 Loai
For Sale.
Two Tnss on the Blum, corner Of Eighth ano ,,.,,
streets-Ane unobstructed River view
Several valuable building Lots on Harrison a.,
Main streets north Of Sixth street for sale very ov
Tn valuable building Lrts IN Second And rhrr
Streets for sal- credit ofnge years given on mos,
Of the purchase money
Iot IN Grsrn's Addition; dwelling house on II
premises, for sale cheap.
Twenty feet front on Main street, BY a. feet de
opposite " Claise House.
West Lat >, block 80. Ietnsire's TIL sdd,t,o
house with rooms and good stable.
Lots and In Aitcheil's addition and house
By - On lot Z. for sale cheap.
- acre. IL 17,tp -, re- e; all under cultivate,
I mile froan the d y, for sale cheap.
n y Of nv = sec ~ tp n : west; one mile from
the city Of Auscatihe, for sale.
w Of q sec 10 tp 80 east q, acres Tor sal
30 acres Of Lsodin West Dsveupost, for sale cheac
Lots from 70 ecress dne view Of river and Irvine
Cities,
Also many valuable tracts Of Warming Lsnds TN
proved and uninproved, fown sIots, and Cuimyrov
Lands threushout the state, 10, sale W. invite the
attentoo Of those wishing 70 purchase saeis,
jansdtf DOOLAN 4 STUMP
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-24

w. W. klcCAAMuN 4 CO.,
J. alers 10 lndigen Gus an Stsniard
hkpICINnS.
rERfiInRRN
uII \ PAINTS. &c.
PArticula, attention 81, en- 10 compromising Pro-
. aipstpus. Nsne but III be Ingredients viii b.
ed
Ma. ~ Bra " u ust ahsvs Pot Once,
iuuoif Dav nIorf, lows.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-24

NEW Church BurLDISo.-Thc foun-
dstion Is soon TO be laid for the erection of
new and splendid Church edifice. by the
Parish Of ST. Luke's Church. on Brady street.
West side corner Of Seventh. The corner
stone will be laid next week. with the usual
ceremonies. BY the Bishop The building
will be ll0 feet long. including the chance 4.
and the main body of the building IS feet
long by IS feet wide. 1t occupies beauti
full site. and viii be. when erected according
to the plan. the most elegant and expensive
church edifice in the State Of Iowa Thi,
Parish is also very fortunate in their scec
ton Of = rector. Rev. Mr.. Powers is
young man Of rare talents, aud great vigor
Of mind. His style is finished and his mind
persuasive and full Of the passion OF elo-
quence and earnestness. He attracts young
men TO his church, and the congregation is
in rapid progress towards numbers that wi
ill the new church to Overlooking. Mr.
Powers is not of the High Church School ..
Episcopalians, but is exceedingly tolerant in
his views We wish St Lukes all imagpa-
bic prosperity.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-24
Lace Curtains.
WINDOW SHADES.

which for Beauty Of Finish end Spendor In Design,
cannot b. surpAsssd-vaSying from IS 70 1l0O pr
pair.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-24
STEAMBOATS,.

THE KATE CASSEL,
WARRINGTON. 9dsser.
DA TID 1oCRE, C'srS
'u>HE Ahambra and Ksn Cssyel vii run regularly
l. b-tweeu X ca Island, Dav Iprs sno AZ p'inss
st-ove 10 Gaaeas, ua.ins lure c'nneciiohs - ga
i-ia i.h tLe foilnWi y Ueaib, whH compose w
Mlbns,ota Daily Pscket Line 10 81. fsui' 1ss'ins
vxl.nA ~ IL o'c.Vek 4. n.
steamer NORTHERN Light, Lodsiok' Ass'"
' Northern Bsli; J ! Hufi,
g. City Belle, Lodwik. 90
8.snit-Sl4te, II. G1bisit, do
Gal ma, ton, 90
" Alhauibra, MGune, 90
The Alb .nbra leaves Rock Island and Davenport
for Gaena ever, Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday 1t
o dock 4. u,
Rrturulnr -svs Galena for Rick l'isDi and De-
venpors on Monday, wedne-d.y and Friday a. y
o',Iock A. 4 Connecting With keekak ana 81
Louis Packet I'm. Campsel, which lsA"son ARRIVAL
II the Alhainbta ~ O'Clock r. u.
The Kate Css, Ell l. ave- Rock i,nd AMI Davenport
for Gal n, every Moni.y. ~-d'esday aud Friday ~
o. lock A.. n.
ktunug leaves Galenx fr Ro0k Island and Ds-
veaport every Tue d4y. rha siay aud Saturday o.
O'Clock A. II conn scting with The J. neA-e, winch
leaves imm dis,ely on The srrivs. 81 the Asss tas
sci, a. 9o.lsek r. n.
Thee hats vill give through tickets to oil
points sboye Galcnat ST Paul viii aso recript fo'
freight ali, the above pun ana VII ply pA'uc-
usr attention to thu dei.ery OF the SANE fssSngF,
md .n,prsrs an rely upon the trictst punctusiiy
a. these DO its convey the Mail and must leave
promptly at the hour To make III IT ,onnec lon.
-rh->e boats arriv every evening At Fulton
City iu time for the Chicago train.
BURR VS. PRUTrYMAE,
AGENTS Davenport.
IN LANGLEY CO,
POWAkS co,
IunAdtf Agents, H. ok Island.
VIZ GRov4NBCAY,
ii kct Agent, Davenport.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-24
Fairbanks Celebrated Scales,


imperfect article h g. forsh from their establish
men, has gained for their Scales q rsputnti IN thA,
has been In the whole range Of useful
mechanism.
The Scales are unanimously acknowi@dged - the
STANDARD In all transactions by weight.
A lawsuit which Arose from discrepancy Of veight
between one o. Fairbanks Scales in use BY the nal
tmore Ohio Railroad Company and one Of another
manufacture recently tried In the Court ~ Dom
mon Pleas Baltimore; the occupied the Onurt tvr
days; and Judge Marshall in delivering his dccisou
.tate the rsult Of the evidence that the accura
ey Of FAIRBASK's SCALES was established beyond
al question. For sale ~
BURROWS PRErTZMAN DAIZRLL
The well known reputation - these Scales has In.
dnced the venders of imperfect and worthless bala-
ces TO o0-r them ~ Pairhanks Scsle, and purchas-
ers have thereby in many cases been subjected b.
fraud and imposition. The manufacturers have no
controversy with honorable Competitors who trans
At business in their own names. bat sarding the
perpetrators ofthe above fraud, - pursuing conrs
alike unjust AMI 1ishonorahie they take this method
10 caution the pubic OF their smpositir1s
The raten'aes manufacture under their own IN.
pert'cn cnly 81 their Factory in st. Johnsbury, W.
Fer sac In Davenport ,..ciy hy
BURROWS, PRETrYMAN \ DALZgLL
st PAIRBANKr 4 co
Jsn2atf 81 J"hnsbury. w.. May 81. 1886.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-24
Mats and Rugs,


ClRT.az.V' GOODS.
To this depa rtment shah devote increased stten
ton. wehave now In store and daily receiving
Rich Embroidered. Cloth Csrf0tns.
French Brocdtelles-in patterns and by yard;
Xagnt 6cenf Sasins-with brocatere borders
ReGwt!fsl Sstin De L0ines.
Handsome DasnaskA-vith tr,munInxs u match
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-24

81 the best quail y. AT tn lowest cash prices. White
Lead, lhse d Oh, vnrpi- b, japan ysrnish, Turn n.
tine, and other ksDds u Paints.
dIszed wind Tvs c nstsnii on hand, Blind TRIM
me ard Painted, sia=s Of I'll sizes for sAe A vh.ls.
AMI r'tsil, 0lass sc, II short notice A., a
gp.d assoftp.u Of WALL PAPER aud BOnLgns
~hich viii te hung ~ IN expxrr ncei Pal es Hang. !.
II d 81 81. Pal ,ting dine by conusct and b, 4 :
y.Id Job ing n 81 short noaace,
neor frt' nds vii sive u . esll ~ pir ~ to
lea . then. noAAoe-
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-24

House furnishing 4 Upholstery Goods.
Mattresses Of esery kind Feather Beds and Pllows
Blankets, Quilts, Cotton Shestings and Pillow
Caettlgs
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-24

Rank Of Florence
FLORENCE, NebrasL.
gro. Is SARGENT, Pr-s't. j.. n PARxrh, cash
'VNHE undersigned proprietors 81 th. Bank
i Florence, k.brsska, by the pre-
isions OF It's Charter. Individually rr-ponsiii
for all It's Issues, and will r,seeni he Notc. OF
Institution atits counter IN ne cit, FLORENCE.
coin and Atsitlt io;the,r Banking Hnuc's 8, ia Ne,
ern ExohAng IN specie taEe rates % otht
currency.
COOK 4 SARGENT Davenport
COOK, SARGENT Il DOwNEY. Iosart'y ia
COOK, SAk6KNT a COOK ,Foa Des .u..s
COOK, SAkGkNT PARKER, Yiorenc. sbrnsb
July 7th ISA6-titf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-24

Ooceo~e Jp1sssev 3 UVssrssN.
Homeopathic Physicians.
81 n =; !: = ;: - - :. :
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-24

HsAf QunssIom.-Our meaa shops
ass Ill elossd. The butchers have formed
. lsagus - ssasvs the citisens into
compliance with their notions Of con-
duet,ng the trade We deem this move
ueat wholly indefsnsible. and inexcussbly
wrong It Is an outrage upon citizens j.
deprivss u. Of our usual quantity Of food i,s
few days out Of spite to the .kagistrate's
Court. on account u = fine imposed upon
two owners Of Slaughter houses This st. p
taken by the butchers will ALLEVIATE from
their support. every citizen heretofore dis
posed u defend them against the Market
Monopolies. They have bitten off their own
noses. An unsuccessful effort was made yes
terday to procure butchers from Rock Island
70 60 into the upper and lower Market Hou-
ses. but it seems that the league this side ia
in conspiracy with the butchers Of Rock
Island. We hope that some enterprising
persons will immediately open meat stalls
At the two Market Houses, and that our ci-
tizens will patronize them exclusively, as a
punishment to those perverse meat men
who seek TO punish citizens for the acts of
officisls Visit the wrong doing Of Officials,
" any upon their own heads. and not ven;
spite against the people. who have hitherto
sustained you.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-24
CssARLhs =. PUTNAM,
Attorney and CeuIseller 1t Law
sVotOs.W Public.

OFFICE corner Second and Main Street.
RooW No. s, DAVENPORT DL0oK,
D.aD.EEPORT. lORl
Jupe olee7d1y
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-24

~ most elsgsnt sty'' AM he h PEI With Is entire
.stisfat.on If he pubic, that wh h has been the
:ssnlt 81 HE ex.rtions in cAtrri ,heir enjoy
nsns. form Summers.
Wedding tufs, ffaia axe. ~ "a rruit. leo
tvedn.s, nckied oysters TONGUES In Jet-
". Rrdndv P,-ese. res, charlotte Dc
Rus.e Rondn Iuns,, Bee "a
Mods, Foned TURTLES, 1tck-
en Salad
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-24

Beautiful painted and rich Gold Shades, white, Du1
Green aud Blue Hollands.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-24

Always on hand = Ia re stock o: Canton Mattings.
Also, supe Tor Cocoa Matings, In I'll widths, suit
able for O0ces, Saloons, &c.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-24

nN and after Monday May 1l;h 1857 the above
~ BOATS 70, mi z this line will leave Rock Island
AMI Davenport Is follows:
The steamer ''REN CAMPBELL very Monday,
Wedn"sd day md Friday evrning The" J. MCKEE"
y Tuesday Thur >day and IA. We EMU, on the
arrival OF the ev'niug train from Chicago and tn
Packet from Galena; CONNECTS At Muse 4tne with
th' evening train from Iowa CIty ut Darlington
from Mount Piessast; at Ket kuk Wit the great U.
st. N all Line Steamr-s Jenny Deans. Thomas
SWAIN and biz Vernon" for Quincy, Alton and ST.
louis,
Returning will arrive at Rock Island In time to
corn Ct with thctralis to Chicago and the Boats
GaienA, Duul ieth ard a.. Paul
Por freight or passage spI lyon beard or to
BURkOWS& PRtTTYMAN, Agts.
MAvl2'hdif Gazette 10 copyl
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1ount WELLINGTON Remnle ColIege near
RBalRfHHOrN5

u SALAAANDFR SAFES.
0E Burke Barnes ut yatt
" Doors, for sale by n ~
66LBERTsoN, MORRISON 4 co,
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BY TFIEl NATICNA.Ii IlIINE.
OFFICE, OoRNEF sAFER ANp loSRog STR
BY rHE AAiERICA.

BosroS, April 25.-'Ehe steamer America ar
rived at this port. The Austrian amnesty to
the Hungarians very general, on excluding
Kosuth.
The following are the quotations: Ameri-
ran stocks, Cumberland Coal l14allG. Recalling
RyjR, g5a97. Cumberland, Columbus cincin.
niti 92aa8. Moderate business done in Alab; :
ma '5S bonds. Canada stocks lSa1 10 3 -
The Postmaster General has made Temporal
n, contract with p. r. Garrison for the semi
monthly mail service between New Orleans and
Vera Cruz.
pally in New England and New York, were let
out to-day by the p. NJ. General. The contracts
are somewhat more expensive than the prcce-
ding ones,
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RIVER AND WEATHER.

=
2 PH1sBuRGH, ApriI25.--R River q feet, stations
airy. Weather clear aud pleasant.
C1NcINNATl, April 25.-RiYer fallen 2 feet
in the last24 hours, falling rapidly. Weather
warm and hazy.
Lou1syrLlE, April 25.-Riyer 5feet inches
on falls-s feet z inches in canal. Weather
cloudy but pleasant Mercury 6s -
81: Louis, April 25 Noon Rivers continue
to full. Weather fine.
ST. Louls, April Evening. River sta.
tionary, with about 10 feet in the channel to
Cairo. Illinois about at stand, with plenty of
water for large boats. Upper Mississippi fall
rapids. Weather warm and cloudy.
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FROM ANSAS

QuINDARA, K. T., April 22d.-Secretary
Staunton has published an address to the peo-
pie of Kansas
THE Lecomption Union says the administra-
ton recognizes the authority of the Territorial
Legislature, the validity of the Territorial laws
and especially recognizes the act providing for a
vention will submit vital questions Of domestic
institutions of the State for subsequent vote of
the people; thinks then Congress would admit
the State Immediately; recommends general
amnesty of past prosecutions
Gov Walker isexpccted about the middle of
Nav
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CHANGE OF TruE.-tmong our special mott
ces may be found one of the Pittsburgh and
Cleveland Railroad, changing their time Of de-
parturc, to which the attention of those interes-
ted is invited. BY this road passengers can
leave Bridgeport Opposite this city, at a:l5 A.
NJ, and arrive in Pittsburg at 1926 P. n. The
accommodations on this road are good, and the
officers very gentlernauly. 1t is worthy of pub
lie patronage.
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TO-NIonr the Company at the Athenaum of
fer one of the best bills of the season, one in
which they will appear to great advantage, and
one whichis well worthy of every persans at
tendance who is fond of the genuine drama
In the great play of La TouR De NEsLE, Mr..
Hanchett will appear as Bnridan, and Mrs Cnn-
ningham as Margaret of Burgundy.
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CESrRAL ONO RAILnoAD.-we neglected, at
the time, to direct attention to the change of
time on the Central Ohio Railroad, the announce
ment of which nppcaredin Saturday mornings
paper. This, we are informed, is one of the
best managed roads in the country, and we are
assured that it is doing an excellent business.
w. D. Terry, at the Union Ticket office, adj
joining the Sprigg House, Water street, is
very courteous gentleman, and will impart all
necdful information to those desiring it. 81
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THE INTELLIGENCER.
MONDAY MORNING, April q, 1851.
TOTnE PURLTC

wehave shs day sold to Messrs. Campbell DIeDermOt
the entire Integeneer once. wereturn sneerethanks
to patrons for tie many Of kindness have
eslve tsAeis hands and cordially commend
tosleirnOtiee wodOubtuOtthcy vim ever found prompt
and attentive to every department ofbusnes', and Will
effort to eaerve the patronage of the community
Oar accounts viii the 18Th lnstans and hope
riena, viii aid In speedily closing mp outstanding
accounts.
The business the arH viii be settled by either the
par,asrs and Mr. Beatty wiz be found at tile office for that
puspOe.. BEATTY CO.
wheeling, Oct. sth. 1854
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FROM ST. LOUIS.

ArRTL 25-The SANTA Re mail arrived at In
dependence on the 21st. No news of interest.
Weather unusually warm-fire in houses being
unnecessary. Farmers are busy planting Bus
iness dull. Indian depredations continue, and
are extensively making for CAM
paign against Mia Apaches, to commence May
list. Difficulties with Utah expected.
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REaovAL-william Hare, plumber and gas
filter, has removed to the room lately occupied
by N. Pumphery, main street, nearly oppo-
site his old stand, and is now prepared to serve
those wanting anything in his line.
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SATunDAY's PARADE--The Virginia State
Fencibles, under the command of Capt Loring,
and the Virginia Rifemen, commanded by Capt
Salleday, paraded on Saturday. They made very
creditable appearance
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HonRlnLE CASUALTY IN STARK County ONO
We learn from the Canton, (O). Repository of
last week, that a shocking casualty occurred in
Stark county on Sunday evening last 1t APP
pears that Mr.. Abraham Snyder, with his wife,
went to the barn, leaving the children in the
house Shortly after, they heard their neigh
boris horn blowing; they ran out and discovered
their house on fire. On reaching ii, they found
that one child Qeft in the cradle) was still in the
house Mr.. S. broke window, reached in and
pulled out the cradle but the child was not init.
It's remains werefound near the door-having
got out of the cradle and crawled to the door,
where it persisted. All his property was des-
troycd This is another, among the frequent
warnings of the improperly of leaving children,
alone.
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New York AdveEtigementg.

FROM
ALBERT @. RlGIABDSON'A
Advertising and Corresponding Office, No. $50. BFoAdVay,
--l q NOV 9Qrs.
Great and % nusual In ucements
ETWENTY-FIvR PER CENT. DISCOUNT M FIRST
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ALL cAsH PURCHASES OF
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ESGlk&V1SGs, ARTISTS MATERIALS, &C., &c.
@ e S9tP o. me pEngSEiox
selecting said deduction from immense Stock and great
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Given TO EACH PURCHASER.
In sur L00klN0-GLASS DEPARTMENT. may be hsd
every variety q R5 MANI and MAsLLE MtEaoEs, Puae
TRAIF and PlcrCRR PRAnRs, CoGScks BASES, Gc of
own exclusive manutautnre from choice and original
signs not 20 be and Of qualify
class Impressions Of all the finest European EngraynRs,
vim general Of all desirs Sle
In our ARTISTS MATERIALs DEpARTMEsTr will be
found of superior quality only every REQUESTS for the
Artist Amateur, Pupil.
The usual discount Tribe aud Schools Orders by
letter carefully hlled and packed with the care
the economist, all deairOus Of obtaining qun rot
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FROM ST. LOUIS.

APRl1, 95.-PleasuFe trips on the Pacific Rail-
road, in honor of Edward Everett, yesterday.
He repeats his Grafton on Washington tonight.
LIE Grange sang to large and enthusiastic
audience last night
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FoR KANsAs.-About 800 U. S. troops passed
through Pittsburgh, on Friday, on their way to
FortLeavenworth, Kansas. They are from Car
Isle Barracks, Pa.
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We request that our patrons would always
hand in their advertisements by three o'clock
in the afternoon, in order to secure their inser-
tiOn in the morning following The crowd of
night work renders it necessary.
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HOS- JrrF DAVIS, late Secretary of War, was
a passenger on the steamer Martha Putnam
which left this port on Saturday evening.
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TuALBERa's GONcEnT.-The grand concert an j
nOunced for next Thursday evening, bids fair
to become one of the most splendid affairs, Of
the kind, that ever came of in this city The
agent was here on Friday; making all necessary
arrangements to accommodate the numerous
audience anticipated on the occasion. The at
tendance will, undoubtedly, be large larger,
perhaps, than the Hall. will comfortably accom-.
modate,- it would be the part of wisdom,
therefore, for those DESTROYS of securing an eli.
gtble seat, to do so this morning, as VIC under.
stand there are many applications already. The
price of reserved seats has been fixed at 81 80,
and those not reserved at 81. We notice in
many of our exchanges that the demand for
seats is very good. LAS high as $50 having been
paid for private box. In Pittsburgh there was
quite rush for seats One of the papers says
from 10 o'clock until 2 in The afternoon, Mr..
Kleber's store was crowded to excess with gem
tlemen, all anxious to secure the most eligible
seats, agreat many for both evenings" By
calling on Messrs. Drew & Drake, No. 3, WASH
ingtOn Hall, Seats may be secured for Thursday
evening. =
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RrvBR NEws.-River9 feet 6 inches.

AFrieqlA-D inrnal, and E6nice. from Pitts
burgh Henry a. Jones, and N, Holmes, from
Cincinnati John Buck, and Nebraska, from
Marietta. Delegate, from st. Louis Albemarles
from PaFkersburg. Convoy, from StsnbenviTles
Departures Dinrnal. Delegate, and Nat
Holmes, to Pittsburgh. Abemarle, toParkers-
burg. Euniee, to st Louis Convoy, to Steu.
benyille. J, B. Ford 70 LOUISVILLE.
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FROM NORFOLK

4NC4SLsNA44AA
April 25.-The BaTque Eliza, from Cuba,
with n cargo of sugar and nolasses on board for
New York, put into this port to-day, leaking
badly.
The ship volante, for New York, is lying a
total loss on the Eastern shore of Maryland. =
VII ero5nts ~ of ales1 So 70
Carolina.
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New York Marker.

RW YoRE, buoyant, sales Of 900 bbls
ate advanced and qnoted Of &6sI05s5 Ohio advanced
lbc sales at 46065 Southern also advances zoe, BaIei
at S6TO965 Wheat buoyant, saes 95O0 bushels white
ADVANCED &C. sales at Corn baoyant, sales $500 bus
Provisions quiet. n
Stocks lower and generally dull; Michigan Central
94H Erie 1876 Cleveland Toledo 64 Cleveland Pitts
bursh Mhgaukie I3 Chicago Rock Island 96 Illi-
nots Central 49, do bonds 99 Michigan Southern SIS N.
Central SO Psng coal GO S2 Reading SIG Missouri
Canton 2s Cumberland Coal Co. II. Sterling Exchange
hrtner.