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PROGRESS Or THE WAR IN CHINA.-SEyERE
FIGHTING IN PROSPECT

ha0iti1Nb l4~ Ahoth
The departure Of the Himalaya and Transit with nearly
two thousand troops board is significant index OF
present relations with China There is possibility of
satisfactory adjustment Of that unoward and unlocked
for difficulty without the aid its passage to Can
ton; but there is equal or, rather, greater probability
1a hangs maa Be before ay better, and that the
sanguinary Yeh viii not succub till he has had further
experience OF naval and military operations. We
not indeed at with China but with the ofii-
cal OF a single province and it is obvious duty
to conne the contest within its present dimensions, If
possible But when quarrel like the present breaks
out il is as manifestly impossible to calculate where
it viii end 10 determine how much fire given
spark viii kndle when cast upon huge of
ignitabe matter The sight Of troops and the
action of our gunboats may work change of pur-
pose in the barbarian mind otlla of those tiny craft
that wrought such devastation two years ago in the
of Azo may. without the like devastation convince the
obstinate commissioner at Canton that he is playing
losing game and he, with the instinct of epreseya
ton powerfully at work. may perceive moderation and
reasonableness in the English demands which
quite hidden from his eyes This is possible but il is
probable that considerable firing, stormng, and
bayonetting may be necessary in the first instance That
there will be considerable bloodshed both sides is
contingency that must be contemplated. 1t is not
pleasant one, yet IT would be folly to ignore It. But
death and wounds in action not the only losses
army undergoes we learn too well in the Crimeaas
indeed every army has learnt only too well since the
siege of Troy The British troops N be posd al Cion
TO The ,casng Oppression Of unhealthy climate augmented By
the irregular and almost anphibios life they ,eu houe 10 lead
Let the best precautions be taken still fever dysentey
and probably cholera will be inevitable and these, to-
gether with losses in action, will form aggregate Of
suffering that will be severely felt in small exped
tionary force.
Our readers will readily whittier foregoing
marks leading If we with certainty calculate
upon suffering ought with equal certainty to prepare
Of relief and with the experience of the Crimea
before u.s. the three points to be attended to hospitals
chaplans and 1t is not for to prescribe how
the arrangements for supplying these to be conduct
ed But Of the simplest most practicable and most
Immediately available, would be wellftted up hospital
ship in attendance upon the expedition. This would
all the purpose of residence for medical staff,
chapans and nurses well receptacle for the suffer
ing. The whole is question of detail, which Miss
Nightingale, field doctor from the Crimea, and the
principal chaplain of the forces could arrange in few
hours All pretend to do is to urge that without
something of the kind the expedition will be not only in
complete, but inexcusably deficient
The Washington union., 1857-05-09
The BnrdsN Murder ChsS.

NEW YoRK, May 9.-Dstrict Attorney Hall summed
up the evidence for the prosecution and Mr. Clinton
argued for the defence The attorney general followed
There will probably be verdict late tonight
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By G. w. BOTELER, Auctioneer.

GALE OF ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
e. sell the S x "a sscs q =
4o4 street between ~ and 81 streets superior
superior piano orc by Loren
parOr suite cos,ing o one French sofa ono
armchair, Goshic chair and reception chairs,
Handsome rosewood parIor tables with marble tops
Tapestry veve, carpetings and rugs
Gas chandeliers, pendants, and brackets
Ircn-frame oval centre table with marble slab
Solid rosewood covered % Si, purple velvet
Fine blue damask and ace curtains and ornaments
Gilt window shades, walnut ctagcre
Walnut table, with marble top
valuable collection Of very superior oil paintings
chairs covered with plush and buo broa
Rosewood tete broca,el
China and other mane ornaments
Walnut hat rack with mirror back
Walnut hall table, with marble
Mahogany wardrobe nahogany washstan- with marble top
Handsome mahogany Jenny Lind bcds,ead n
Fine mahogany dressing cabinet marble top
Mahogany conlmode with marble top
Walnut shaving toilet sets
Superior curicd hair and other
Elegant walnut dressing cabinet walnut wardrobe
Very handsome walnut bedscad
Walnut washstand with marble top
Cane seat chairs, walnut soinn, with marble top
solid mahogany extension dining ,ablo
Handsome oak sidcboard with nla,se pe
Bronze Napier clock
Spring SPRING seal lounge
Bns and cold french China tea set 50 pieces
Gold and white fruit stands
White French dinner set
white and Bohemian cusas decaniers sobets champagne
tumblers wines
Table cutlery zee and other pitchers
Bu'.sr's tray, superior cooking stsse
Kitchen furniture and kiycheh requsiies, &c
Persons and really good articles of furniture
WIN fpa ,hI sale every worthy q their attention
Terms $40 and nndor, cash. $40, credit
ninety days for approved endorsed notes bearing interest
May y9-dt " ESuc,,ouecr
R6- Church Of the Ascension, prot. Epis..) on II
street between and lob Rev Henry Stanley rector
every sssday al IT. and ~ pews apply
,Ap sexton, May OF
sarCoLLECToR OF TAXES james s. Halliday
Is a 20 Once.
Ap 25-dtff
~ ENTLEMENS Under Dress for the Spring
N uadesrEyFNs BruWn's Hotel, oner stock
Gauze silk under shirts drawers
Do merino do DO
Do thread a.
Linen and cotton ds
locs. prices Buying exclusively
eTablca 70 surpiy thcuade New YORK prices
May e-suff Bro~ns' Hotel.
FT,HE THEATRE.-The Relation of Public Amnse-
Public Morality especially q The Theatre % the hh
hpmany addrcs delivered the Aicmy q Mn
SIC Nw by The Rev Henry Bciowr, D. pastor a Al.
souls' Church New York Price 20 cents.
Bsoons Essys with appoia,sns BY csrd whsey D. PROM
sceood Lopdon edifon. revised
Joe, puhl'shed, sud hrr sale a.
TAYLOR yArRyS
MAY e-3ti Bookstore, Ninth
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NOTlCE.--Persons having in their possession
In books belonging the library Department II STATE vim
confor favor by returning them forthwith the bariab
May 7--6t
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NT1LLARD'S HOTEL. G.. e. III. A. Willard,
w Pennsylvania avenue and Fourteenth Washington
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HsAp9uAHnps vorrsnasa, isr Rsa,r 50 Bmo NJ nc,

HkapouARrIes SoitSr1Rs, lsr lrsi'r 3D BmG VI. D. c.,
Washington, May T. 1857.
The Brigade. General having required by appointed
hour of ten O'Clock the fourth Monday
OF this month the time and the gand City
Hall the place Of muster for the and
the the baiaons regiment
at the said time and place. according law Tho
meni will therefore, according their position
notices TO their commands appear
parade, above directed. {a.
BY order Of Colonel Hickey
III n. OBER Adutant
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OFFlCE OF THE CONSOLIDATED LOTTE-
RIES OF MARYLAND.
OPTICAL.

fsRAsrEr IarAkrxEsr
March r. 1857.
Notice hereby holders United
States, that this department viii purchase the ay OF
June next unless the of 81 shall
and will pay addition Of tho
last annual dividend Of thereon
additional for the money following
of premium said socks
For the stock Of lsa2 a premium q per
for the stock Of 1ss7 aud lsts premium
1880 commonly Indemnity scs prrna
Of per
Certificates of department this
tc be assigned the United the party duly
to receive the proceeds.
Payment for hs stocks Will
dras the Boston, York
pha the Of the parties entitled money which
should be expressed the letters accompanying cer,inca
HOWELL COBB,
Mar 13-dAsJunef Secretary Of the Treasury
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Captain HAuke oldest OF the late Count Hauke
Minister War in Poland before $780, resides in Donald
souvile louisiana and Is United STATES deputy survey
Of public lands His sister the r- .,,,o.s ,u. !.
The we 2. Alexander, of Hesse Darmsadt. who
Is brother of the Empress Of Russia And thus the
fcayme maies the United States officer broherin- law
70 an Empress. sfE i. r
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GUNNER MILLINERY Miss Z. Il. Mcdonald
~ would respectfully inform open ON
uray, May 9th handsome
and beautiful designs also handsome Of Neapo
ssus and straws general
sortment o trimmings of all kinds the
and the public generally respectfully II
Bridge street, Georgetown, u. G.
May S-3t*
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IMPORTANT TO PRINTERS. Having been ap-
pointed the sole agent M The sale Of printers ink District
M that Old and long tried establishment cf g. IL Is,iy of New
York formerly Collins Ightbody ing
keep constantly on hand supply q the
sha sell al factory prices All inks sold
not as recommended Eaw TOWERS,
Ap 2Q-3taw1m between and 7th streets
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J. MIDDLETON, Ice dealer, Office and depot
southwest corner OF and Twelfth streets, Washington
Ap ll--diyt
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= ENERAL WESTERN LAND nFrIcE --rilI-

- A1tNS&SshL NI~-l Elm LAND OFFIlE.-Fill-
~ Moe Sporp, Co, Mah Second streets (up
s nay orpoSe the Julien Howe, Dabuque
IS 30 Clark street Chicago ILLINOIS, Broom Iussey Co
Iowa real estate agents. exchange Wal
give her proma affection the estate socks
nSis negotiated money nyestcd locating lands
warrap,s VIII locate on time JOINT
Every nesn made from personal only Taxes
paid, &c, &c, &c.
B property tft with Or sale WILL required
upon our registers Chicago Kekuk well vng
seller three markets. Correspondence solicited.
Ap 2s-d3m
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BY E. $. WRIGHT, Georgetown.

DORT0 RICO sugar and molasses at auction
On Monday next the llth O'Clock aF A. H.
ges wharf the cargo OF the barqne VIM Chase from Mayaguex
consisting Of -
3s7 hogshcads choice prime sugar
90 do choice molasses
WRIGHT, Aucionesr
MayV-ds Gcorgetewn
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MATTHEW HALE SMITH, Counsellor at law in
yI the United States courts o the state New
YORK, No lfs Nassau street New York, n. Y
Aple-H
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LNoR SALE OR RENT.-Ths. desirable brio

IN dwelling of street near
Road street GEORGETOWN Heights The rooms
including the Kitchen and all bolnr
by lot $50 fct front By 2&o fcs deep running
the whobc length a the soath side of the
Adnns the above have budding hc
VIII seH 90 reasonable terms Title mdutabc immediate
po@sess,ss given.
I@ further particulars apply my once opposite Treasury
Ap lI--dt1f sTssoKE m IIawa
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BURNETT HOUSE, southeast corner Pennsvlya-
III mia street Washington n C Ms
sII.As REYNOLDS, proprjcress. & = -
Boardcrs BY the day, mouth
Several large and comfortable suitable Psrrus-
furnished to tbose who elsewhere - '-
found a the - fN-T' - 1890 -
Free lunch every day q IL orlsek
Ap lS-u
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rINIiE COMPAGNIE LY0NNAISE, No. 81 Boule-
ward des oapurines, Paris silk stuns lace ef diff
eeni textures ready made articles printed musns French
house the most highly IN France
ana inc most considerable establishment Europe
count a the importance o its bun
ihe grandeur and extent q is having
hree dneren streets The C0NPANT LYONSAE but
articles o. their manufacture and thus bringing purchasers
dect relation with the manufacturer great
er advantages than other establishment
April l0--dlm6
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The MEDICAL ASSOCIATION Of this District met this
ming at the Infmary. Pathological Society organ
ized and the first and third Thursday evenings in each
month were set apart for holding meetings.
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president pro of the senate has been appointed mail
agent for Missouri and Iowa. He of course has resign
ed the Office Of senator from the Schuyler district
The Richmond South states that meeting of the citi
of Wood, Writ Calhoun and Gilmcr Is expected to
be held at Writ courthouse June court to organize
company for the purpose of making the Little Kanawha
river navigAble
The officers and employees Of the South Side Railroad
Company few days since presented their late resi-
dent Capt VIM Pannill service of silver consisting
Large pitcher, two gobles, and salver testmo-
nal Of their appreciation Of him. both officer and as
man.
The State Of Maine says that Capt Pierce. who COM
manded the schooner Dean Richmond last year on, her
voyage from Milwaukee to Liverpool, is having built at
Cleveland bargus Of three hundred and eightyye TONS
for the same trade.
Edward II. Rolof convicted OF the murder Of his wife
and child escaped from the jail at Ithaca New York on
the night Of May 5th Five hundred dollars reward is
offered for his apprehension.
The Knoxville Tennessee papers announce tho death
OF Judge Alexander, of that STATE He Is said TO have
been one Of the most able upright, and distinguished
juriss III the country,
Tho editor of the Norfolk Argus has eaten some deli
ciou strawberries the first he believes of this season
The manufacture Of hoop skirts shortly to be entered
upon ON large scale at Sing Sing prison under State con
tract
According TO the New York Commercial Advertiser last
Monday was the nineteenth successive Monda ON which
The Empire Georgia. State announces the disappear
ance OF the small pox N Griffin. IA s@ 81
The 81 Louis Int<ilgenccr Of last Monday states that
Jacob Nssn convicted Of the murder OF his wife on the
goth day OF July last was to have been hung Yesterday
The Washington union., 1857-05-09

kfNE GO0DS, Good Goods, Cheap Goods 80
me attention o the ladies and public generally mvised 10
my @ wesees assortment goods such hair coh man,
shn e esushcs Shell India rubber hnd horn hnnct.
hfs Bower lsces and cmbrcderes whaietxe bass boon
skirts Also, blsck white and steel buge beads fans
Az p@-eiho J. RICHLY, 4s2 Tih street
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NAVAL CoURTs.--In Court No the case of Passed
Midshipman f. c. Grafton concluded, and the find
ing of the court transmitted to the Secretary Of the
Navy Court No. not in session and the case OF
Captain Voorhees, before Court No. was closed The
finding of the court will be transmitted to the Secretary
the Navy on Monday
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-09-24

Accipusr Ar rsx Bnspos Ugh, before last sbost
eoeiock, the 0siena Packet Flora In coming down
through the bridge struck oae pier, and rsksd oa .
largs portion of her iarboard guard She came 10
our wharf, asd ~ss enabled 10 start her return
trip yesterday morning. NJ. Lancaster, the pilot On
watch. hes been running the packet AihaInbrs the
whcls ssason, and pssslns through the bridge every
aay. He has never before met with accident aad
hes ~ those prssdess ssains, the bridge which the
majority of poss u lees sHpsrlsace n nssisasns the
ssructuss, entertain Awainst II. Ms Lsd heea sick
sans days. and probably thai made him lees csuious
than usual This u his fret accident sl the bridge
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0awkeye Insurance Company,



WesAs ssss sakes bssh 0s shs MUTUAL.
ana STSN'k plaza.
.nffiGE IN NJ. = DANENpoRT'S BLOCK
~ over chahb. Brvth-r. Hsrrow 4 81. Iiankins
uouse. Ofiie- itours, y A. n tosP
DIRECTORS
j. " knrrows, 0~o 4. pav~rIaft, n M.rwin.
Alfred Sanders, ahar-- fsssil., 4 q farry I. a.
t,es.sini, IA. bsls.ll, o. Woodward Jshn
o~.ns, y w Wiley, A u Bsrrsw, II I. shor~y
OFFICERS
L. q pkssAINT, President
tuAS Lkrsi.Ik, Treasurer
DANIEL I. riiOEkt, Secretary
u HAkRbM~
JAMES n DALZEi.I. ~ 'o"
n WOODWARD A--i.t h.r'y
u u hokuMN, Gea.r.l As.at
THIS Company has ...ra ftam the start steadily
gaining th. sssnhstrnr- ~ ID. rsmstaaniiy o. ha.
promptly fald all it, iss-@.s
During ih. nfst t~o y.ar- af - ~sl.i.ne. IL a,sr.
si-d exclusively ea the Matasi plsn ba, n-s, ~.
WAITS "f the community 70 witl hsr.aft~r ta.ut. un
the Stock plan sI-ss
u 10 a h.n,. easnpan, liz anir-r- NJ. ali knawn
Ia out rttix~n. tts ,-ssk- and ~. psai.ert, ar. ali
here and can u. esaminsl Ly tha.. fn.urtns aud
tesehed direetlg BY prs~s&s from avn e.,urtr
" sends no naahey abtuad "a fsi r.atAra atlans
~has. -s,undn.ss ". hssn n~an. af a.c.rt alniur
s.2liA atf
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Qo-0aps ADVERTISEMENTS.

BALL AT rBr GoLpr> Snrtr.--Thc new
hotel oa the Hickory Grove rosl, the uu.,en sleai
ave mIlss from the city viii h. opened nsN Mou.ls,
evening, which occasion there @iil he a general
Festival good supper, dancing Ac. and ht.l rat.
band IN attendance The public inv,-i 10 al.
tend The proprietor. intend ON this occasion 10
introduce their new hotel In proper style
ssaAwlfll
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LATEST NE W S.


The Western Bank of Lockport, N. r., has
suspended. Williams 4 Brother of this city,
salt dsalefs, oae Of the parties referred ~ yes
terday morning have failed. Liabilities ahont
olOO,OOO. axssts oa5 UOO.
We heard Of 40 new failures yesterday.
Busineas matters moved along quietly aud
though tAsss may he some more failures. pos.
msnt and fsvesish anxiety which prevailed IN
business circles Q few days since are certainly
past. That over, more than half the hattie IN
surely won. Courage and prudent hut I'M
ceasing sctivity iaast do the rest.-CAieayo
Pvsss, 2sd.
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for Sale.

ON BARREi.S of CMOIcE APPLES
~NNV for @alu nj
.esadi~ puRRows q rRETTYNAH
l>uR sALE-THE MOST BEAUTIruL
t.sidencc property In the city of Day~np.sss c..
-i-tng ~ hve ss ~ ~ ny lt0 feet ~aeh With rhsA~s
apple pear cherry and variety II shs~ trsss nrsps
vines and ornamental shrubhery. stone dwefrns
cutaining thirteen rsous celtass and attic sss
tern, baihing huas. &C, Ae, Situated On the osnnl
eas rnaie ta kast Davenport, with . river sisw .
unsurpassed beauty
rssss TIN" half . ssh, balance ysars With ssa
ret ceai Interest. fric. ten thcasasd doiinss Az
ply Ia W ull.D0HTH
-ssf TN the pr~m,s~s, No, lussnDp.rt
EASE FOR SALE.-TIlE HUBgCRlB9k
4 afrrs Ter sae the -Hse and axturss of the uard
ssre st"re he nov acsaps~s. - b. tssends snsn to
r.m"ss io hia nr~ stafe In N.eh.lls' niock TIL.
above stare 10 veil fitted mp aud the hsss IL
eai.d la the cit, for trat.
J q wAsusuRNe
Davenport, daily teah, lsSs
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Nrw 0RocERs HousE.-we call the attsn.
tIon Of our readers 10 the advertisement, Of
Nr. WIN. l.. kilbonrn, who has just opened
large grocery house In FORESTS Block ON Per.
~ street. He has full stock of all kinds Of
fresh Groceries, Liquors. Cigars. Tobacco. &c.
which he oesrs to the trade, or 10 retail Gus.
toners, At very low prices. All his goods are
u the choicest selections, and many Of them
u direct importation. Families will and a
good many novelties Ia the stock, a. well a.
81 the snbstantials. Mr.. X. will deliver goods
bought ~ his house free Of charge. Families
shoah give his establishment trial. Coun-
Try dsalsrs win fnd large stock from which
- select.
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Aoeoss @ s6s noesha0eo eo0sosge =. J.
ALsANv, Hspt. ~.

Amasa J. Parker, John c. Wright s,h John
Mc(3se, tn acting spembsrs 0f the c0mmistes
appolnted n examine lnto and investigate The
aahin of The Michigan southern Railroad,
have united IN . report, which will b. pub
lishsd m ~ Asias Gad Argus ef this city 10
morrow, h - Of which tsey state that the
noatiag debt N u 80, 900. They also state
hat uls sxpsnsss Of the Company can he
largely reduced, and that with economy and
good manags0sat, ths road will pay dtsi
des.ds.
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Coportnersbips, ST.

N0eorr - oDosOo0eooo.
THE PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE Nh
= trIlNG bet~s~n the undersigned In he kawJ
Sste business. anet the hrss and sass~ sf llsInus
th q lockwood hes tbs DAY t~en Aiss,avsd by sss
Teal ran-rnt, a. % l.lvlNu0TtJNl
u ~ hNgWtOD
Davenport. Aug -. lss7 au17dlm
4 WPARTNEksNlP NUTlCE.-THk Co
~ fANrNEkstilf hsr~iofos~ ~atsslas usAss the
nrn af h.tsr-x.r iA~.a 3 hiAk~sses~ sAsttsd .Dss,
saih lss. Ia s.,n...ur,,e, ~ IN, icssh m ~ ~
ot-ror knh~r II The undersigned wli sien The sai.e
q this late ntm Ia tho s~ttI~ssas ef ne saiss en-
sill aisa cuntinae ihs hankine ana kschaAas Lu
slh-.s aaa.r ID. .,,l "f Bl.AkEhOkE = LAWNS
At thsit old stana, hslnst
u. a. HI.AEEnOnE
A. LAWNS,
isWf Surviving rnstnevs
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RsAL EsrArR Rso,srEa. We have received
the September No. Of the Rsssasv, pub
lishsd monthly In this city by Messrs Allen
= Clark. Real Estate Agents Its well All~d
and contains good deal Of valuable matter.
Ia delay in issue, was owing to circumstance
beyond the control Of its publishers.
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Dss MoISss Co.--The Democrats OF this
counay have nominated W. r. CoolbauQh,
for the Senate Justus Clark and W. Henry
cane, for the Hou.s, and D. N sprague
seating Representative
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Nsw Yoag, 6spa. n.
The uarchanls to-day held THAR aAjoarued
nssuag, wAaa upwards II - - wsss handsd
in towards ~ fna1s ~ ~ sslisf 0f ~ 49,
nsaGsm a. - Cbp1ssi Amsvjss.
r. Whl1e, . notad character, was arsa1e6
yesosgAoy, - : ckafge of swim6ling hsokGs
CT of 81, 80, by sx6jtising cssel1sa eAesk
% ~ - q Danfoa for ole0eoo, and -
aehss ftan6nlsne nsans.
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L STEAMBOAT NEWS
Arrived.

Arrived.
Steamer TIss Asp TiDs, ------, ~ Louie
ktSasner. fiss Cases, Bp~acev. ~. Paul
htssss~r ksw,s MAss,se. Dsvis. Montross
Steamer Has CAnpseLL, Dodge, hontross
Departed.
Steamer YLosA, Webb, 6si~nA
btsamev Tins AAD Tbs, -~-- n raal
steamer Epvis NAsxisa, Davis nontruss
steamer Fias CasoS, Spencer, ~ Paul
Steamer bss CAhsssLL, Dodge, honlruss
-
- The river WAS rising fast ysrterday, and .
sevsn foot rice 10 reported coming down
-
- The kAte cssssii will leave Cor DuLuaue thls
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90 Get Or feose.

I,UR kENf.-TuE OLD AND WELL
! knawn stand ~ n sanford, At prrssnt o~suoled
~ Aisari q Van Patton, Hrady str~~s a.sws~n
Front aud Sccond Possession given Oc, Let
Appt, to CWAa Ikaal.lE
-"i'diw Corner of brsdy and froas sis
'I'o RENT.-w WISHING TO LEAVE Town
y l viii rent my vacant tenem~nts q rsxiueeA
rates ior eight ta.nths tine eight ro.su ,snsuBen
nn Ripley street. and two hvs r,.nm tsaemeute oa
Harrison street s~stf l. y fARHGA
WANEkLi HOUSE, FOR RENT -
w The nhe,. named well known bouss,
situate on Main street, near siHth 10 tor rsnt, -
either ~ part er Ia wh"- The house ~i b. rented
to- dwelling parras~s only, for private tnarts9
h"uS- Convenient k~aiiun and = spl~ndid river
N,~~, make ~ = m.st desirable place For pastica
lars insairc of the proprietor % 4. pRklB,
-esu Al the Pacific brewery
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HEsav Couxrr.-The Republicans Of High
Hsnry" have nominated Col. Alvin Saunders,
for re-ssection TO the Henate, and Col. Lauren
Dewey and Jos. Randolph for the House.
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disappointed. His first commission has nov
been confirmed by the Governor, and he Ia the
Judge OF this Circuit, tin next election.