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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-04-04

TEE SHIRT Tree According to
Humboldt there is q tree in the South
Sea Island which produces ready.
mado shirts. The natives cut of
pieces of the tree ab,ut two feet long,
IRON which they draw Of the fbrous
bark. as boys draw Of the bark Of
che.nuts to make whistles, Each man
selects a tree ne ,r his own diameter,
50 tha, the shirt may be q good tt
When the bark is OF, they cut q hole
in each sids to admit the arms, The
shirts do not require any washing,
..archipg and ironing, and r more
convenient article for loa'ers could
not be imagined. The same country
produces bread fruit, so that follow
may get bis board and clothes gratis.
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Ssow.-To cap che climax Of the
freezing cold weather Of late, our citi'
zens had presented to them Yesterday
morning, the singular appearance OF
a Natchez snow storm in march, and
that too, while the peach orchards are
in full blossom. For an hour or more
SHOW fell in abundance but melting
as soon as it touched the earth It i
WAS $, rs.re spectacle for our climate >
(Natchss Courier 18Th.
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DAY BOARDING

M Rs. H. c.Adans has opsnsda houxe for Day
I Boarders AZ the co Of Fourth ana Main s,s.
N As house ow ned BY Hon. J. ThoEinston, where
she can accommodate somc fifteen or twnty day
One room suitable for gentleman and wife toletl !
.iecQQ-dU
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Railroads.
CHICAGO AID ROCK IsIAlD RAIL1OAD.
~ NJ

CHICAGO AID ROCK 10LAQO RAILROAD.
~
WINTER AHRANGEMENTS
ON and after Monday, Deer. let, Is56,and until
OfuFtheI notice, ,tr iins viii leave Kock Island da
y, Sundays excepted, - follow: !.
"a express, stopping only as,hs principal
Sd Freight, with ed class cars At $50 A. d.
Tnine arrive At Rock Island daily, sandsys except
ed, asfoliows:
let night express st eU0 a. y.
I'd Mall srafn at 5.OOP. T.
ID Freight train ~ s50 r. NJ .
TRAINS over this road are in direct connection at
Chicago with trains over bothtne MchIxaa Southern
and Michigan Central X. X. 70 and from Detroit To.
ledo, Cleveland, Columbus, Cincinnati, phtseurgh,
DunkiYk, Buffalo, Niagara Falls, Albany, New YORK,
Philadelphia, Baltimore and Washington. Also ct
La Sale with trains of the Illinois Central Road-
north TO Galeua and south 81. Lons and Cairo, 70
which place 4 ticketscan be procured of 8. s. STE
VEINS, Ticket agt. r. X. Depot h.l-
Passengers are reminded OF the necessity OF giving
distinct direconsas 70 the destination Of their bag
k1ge, also TO procure tickets before taking their
the cars as the conductors collect fares only
stations on the ne Of the Chicago and Rock Island
Railroad JOHN r. TRACY, Supt.
VII. WHTaAR, Asst up't
Rock Island, April 7, 1856.
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queen City Dininr SaI00n

XUGSH NAty D1uIWG S81OOm,
HAVING my Saloon Aands omely raGrted, Am
tn The DiHiHs BUslNsss, which shall be copducfsd
on the mos, approved Prtnciples. Warn meals
A share Of public patronage is solicited n -
Queen City Dining saloon On Brady street, bs,vsea
Front shd Second, ssat eide.
mehs din IAMhs W. ARNOLD
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professional Qaros.
Laa,llars.

HowAar DARLINGTON. VIZ. Hrssr DARLrssros
II. DARLINGTON & CO.,
A II TO tt n vs. AT l. A w,
DAVENPORT, IOWA.
ONCE, corner Of Main and Second streets, oppo-
site LeClairs House.
Collections made and proceeds promptly remiitsd
10 all parts OF the Unile1 states,
N Dney to loan on Real Estate or otherwise.
Money located for others on commission.
Lsuds loca ted thfoughoutthe Noftnw est.
REFERENCES.
r. Gibson, ESQ, Cs.h'r. Bsnk sf Baltimore.
W. Townsend, Esq. " Rank of Chester 90,
West Chester, Fa,
Morris II JoGe. * Co, Puiiadslpnia,
HOPES Townsend,
p. Woodward 4 Co., bsnseIs, Chicago,
Darby q bsrssdale, - st. Louis,
Ur. n GlArxs.See. America Ins Co. dc
X. T. Lsecn 90, Pitnourg,
Day 4 MstlAck, Ciuoi Dsau,
McGregor, Lawes B!4Kemofs D.Fsupon,
Edwin NTH, ESQ, do
Now 81 dwon
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New Store and New Goods
E. & R. H. TYNER
"A sutton Co.. Of Rock f..ad I'D %
streets An entire new stock Of
DRY oODs,
Fought BY one Of the arm in the city of New York,
expressly for this market and well suited 70 the trad
and season Our stock Of
LADIES' DRESS GOODS
1slsrss, and comprises great many elegant ,tyls.
and p,ss,ns siAsS, Fancy PLATA Striped aud P.id
sh aud each Merinos, Parametta Clo,hs. e.. Ala.
heavy stock Of Merrimack, Cochsco BAY Sists, PLiI
p Aliens sad othsr good brands OF
PRINTS.
All Of whish will b. ssid At low prices.
CLoAKs AND MANTILLAs.
This department of our stock Is full and complst.
and contains great many styles, bought iirses
Of ths msnusAetarerS Also splendid assortment Of
CLoAKINd CLOTHS,
Long and Square Brochs and BAY ststs Shall.
Broohs scASf, 30; also nice variety Of Lsdis., n,.
Hoods, Couforts yictorinss Quilted and Hao 81
Hosiery, olsvss, &c. Our stock of ~
p. 59 EMBRoIDERIEs
Contains 9 great many beautiful Collars, H.,st,,
chie6, Sleeves, RAnds, Founeins, Laees ana Edsn 7.
and eeomplsts stock Of Velvet and other Drsas ass
Cloak Trimninss Our seeck Of O'ss' ana
..c STAPLE GOODS
10 very large, and contains splendid ysYstv os Rs
Blankets, Brown and Bisached Muslns a nj 6r,iiin.
Ticking, Wooden aud Canton sFasnnsls Lindssya Dem.
inns, Crash. &c.
Our saods we're bought ~i.A Ii. ,nteution Of onealos
here about the bret VI sst month bn we were not aba
~ procure room. The season has so fsr adyanc ~
that We Will sell them at very low prces--s low il mol
lower than before offered In this city f orJr
to make room for our spsiag stoGk OF gOsds.
The public respectfully invited 10 call and
our goods and prices. +. Rn TYNER
u davenport Jan 2s % ~
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BUY YOUR STOvRs
AT THE
a1IAT wRsrxRA CINCINNATI
s r o " E s r o E =
And Tin Ware Mandatory,
"a street, asors East Of Harrison,
Wholesale Retail
-H---s ----s e~--7 - ~ -
BUY YOUR sTovEs

"hE will always be 10 one ftke best as
w sortments of Stoves, Tin late, Sheet Iron,
Warein this city. Among his sssortneDtof
> Il OV i
are the eeiehi sted Climax and Charter OAK Cook
stoves, coai Gf wood, ~ a ful and complete as
sortmeni Parler, BoE and Heating Stsyss, E!evatet
ous, Nv, n o'o.esa ana nany otner Paueim 'co n.a
Small Profits Good work, all warranted or no sale;
One dollar save Is dollar es fned and By calling
at this Stove Store yon will save II and get just -
good an article a. al any other hoase.
Particular atte nton paid to House fooAns, Spoat.
ing and Job Work In general out of good TIN ard
stoek, hoping 10 receive share me public pat
rnnage by this motto: "Quiek ss.et and Small
Prohtsr sepe1 y. L. HORNE. r.
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Shakespeare makes one OF his char
acters say,
.sov ,xse, The IN 90 SHINE sIesp upon snis bank.
But in this red dog and wild cat
era, the rea,, ing about banks ard
moonshine should be modernised
thus
Hsxsws.s these sanks 90 sleep upon '''
shine
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PRNNsYLVANIA RAILROAD.
M Eki

~
The great CentFal Route, connecting the At tlante
cities with the Western, North western, ans South.
wcs,ern states by con tinucus Railway direct This
road also connects al Pittsburgh With daily line Of
Steamers all psrss on the Western Rivers, and .,
Cleveland and S8ndusky with Steamers TO all ports
ons the Northwestern LaEes making the most d.
rect, ehespsst sad vstisbte route by which Freight
eau be forwarded to and from the Great West.
Rates between Philadslphia and PittsbuTg,
First class Boots, shoes, Rats1
ana Caps, Books, Dry Goods lin aoc. . loo \
boxes, bales and trunks,) Drugs ioo
dn boxes y bales,) FuS, Feathers,
Second CLASS. 80 Domestic Sheet
ing, ,shirting and Ticking lin origi-
nal bales,l Drags lin casks,l Hard f75c = l00k
ware, Leather lin rolls or boxes0
Wool sHd sheep Pslts, Eastward.
Thira ClaSs.s.Anvils, Steel.
Chains in casks,) Hemp, bacon
PORK, Saited Goose or in sacks)To- f65c p 100 p
pacoo, man Z Acsured, Except Ci-
gsrs or cuLl6c.
Fourth Glass. .s.CoHee, Fist, ,Bs-
con, Beef q Pork, lin casks or box
es eastward,) Lard q Lard Oil, 5Se Il09 L.
Lead, Nails, Soda Ash, German
Clay, Tar, Pitch, Rosin, DC.
RLOGR-SI per barrel until further notice.
6RAIN-5O CTS. per l00 . until fuilher notice.
COIToS-Sa per bale, not exceeding 500 lbs,
PIN shipping Goods from any point east of Phil.
sdsPhia, be Psrticular % marx packages "oss issa
r.; al sSods sanssnsa TO the
30 forwarded without detention.
FRsrsar AaERTs Harris, Wormiy & Co., Mem'
1h,l9 II. ". ,
ell q Son, Evansville, Ind; Damesnil, Bell q Bur
dock, and Carter & Jewett, Louisville Ky. r. Mel,
drum, Madison, Ind; sprigman Brown, and Irwin
Co., Cincinnati; N. W. Graham & Co., Zanesvilie
o.; Leecb Il Co., "a kilby ct. Boston; Leech & Co.
Astor House, N. York; William ST. and 8 Batter
Place, New York; &. j. SneedeT, Phiiadelphia; Ma
graw d Koons, Baltimore; Geo. G. Fronciscus, PitiA
burg.
H. .J.LoMBAERT, ssp't. ats ooxs, Pc.
o. ss4'
Pennsyivania Railroad.
Three Daily Through Trains between PHILADELPHIA
and Pittsburgh MORNING MAIL TRAIN
leaves Philadelphia for Pi!tsburgat " A. NJ, and
Pittsburgh fer Phiiadeph att 4. NJ. The fast line
eay es p. NJ. and Pittsburg for Phil
adelpha al P. II. THE NIGHT kxPRESS train
leaves Philadelphia for Pittsburgh at II P NJ. and
Pittsburgh for Philadelphia 81 IL p.
The above linee connect NJ Pittsburgh with the
Railroads. 10 and from 81. Louis, Mo-, Alton Galen,
and Chicago, Ill. Frankfort, Lexington and Louis
vile, KY; TerYe Haute, Dayton, Springfield Belle
fontins, Sandusky, Toledo, Cleveland, Columbus
Zanessille, Massillon and Wooster, Ohio; also, Win
The steam packet b0sts from aud TO New OrIesna
St. Louis, Louisville and Cincinnati.
Through tickets can be had to from either Of the
above places.
For further particulars see hsndbils at the differ
ent starting points, Passengers from the West will
ind this the shortest and meet expeditions route to
Philadelphia, Baltimore, New York or Boston.
THoS. MooRE, Agent, Passenger Lines, Phila.
J. MEsKlMEN, Agent Passenger Llnes, Pitts.
,ls q. NJ, Oh a u
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TIE DAILY GAZETTE.
0JlSeFTIANE0DS.
ALL FOOLS DAY.

The Chicago Tribune tells few
amusing Jokes connected with the Let
Of April in that city, rs follows:
A spooney of a clerk at clothing
store on Clark street was amusing
himself sitl Spanish dollar to which
was attached a small but strong
cord, one end Of which greeney held
in hand as hs stood just inside Of the
doorway Of his shop. When passer
by attempted to pick up the coin gilt.
teringly displayed on the Sidewalk, .
quick jerk upon the cord ", ,uld bring
It in as neatly as fish is taken out CT
the water. A gentleman whom he
had tricked with this old device paid
him of in The old way; walking leis.
urely along, not pretending to see the
bait, hs put his foot firmly on the coin
and with knit. that he carried in
his hand cut the cord and 'pocketed
the stakes We last heard OF speoney
sntreating his would he dupe for the
return OF his money.
Our friend DR.. -, was hastily
summoned out Of his Office where, just
after a glass Of lager, he was enjoying
Q cigar, to 90 on the North Side, to
set afrsctured leg. Alta livery-stabla
on Michigan street, he found his pa.
tient-s shaky hi ish stool with bro.
ken limb. Result: joker is charged
On the Doctors books with protes.
sional visit, at thehighest rates known
to the profession.
Mrs. --, on Wabash avenue
SO runs the canard, which may have
been gotten up for the season, ,-was
surprised, early after breakfast, by
call from gentleman, comparatively
stranger, who bore a note from that
lady asking to see him profession lily
at that hour. The authorship Of the
invitation was disavowed; but before
the visitor could get out OF the house,
in :ame another and another and anoth
er, until the parlor was full, each with
his note Of Invitation in his hand OF
pocket They were not fairly away
before the ladies began to stream in
invited as before Madam in morn
ing gown and curl papers had hard
torenoon's work. This was stupid
joke, to l,lay off on lady; but not SO
cruel as this:
A produce dealer Oh Water street,
Mr., -, had drawn on New York
for the balance due on settlement, and
q handso ne sum it was too. Hard
pressed for money here and paying
usurious rates, he looked TO the collec-
tion of the drafts as the means Of
squaring his yards A friend scqrain
ted with his business, got message
head fro II the ele;,raph office, and
filed it up in the usual style. thus:
New York, April LIST.
Mr.. -, Chicago,--A-
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eT3A4 SAW AND FLAMING MILL
For Sale Cheapg

THE subscriber attending erect large saw mill at
Watertown, anourislng town recently laid out On
ths Mississippi few miles above his present locality
row offers the above named property egbly sisuased
in the Town Of Molina- On very reasonable rms
The building two stories, l35 by 10 feet with all Of
the machinery aud Of the most approved description,
usually connected with az establishment Of the kind-
The planning machins II Woodworth's patent, which
With nins saws are propelled BY . twon,y four horss
power engine The Of power is rented for sssh
and blind and spoke factory. Any person wishing 70
engage 10 ufacturng business already establish.
cd aud highly profitable would do well 70 call early on
the subscriber, ~ he Is disposed sell on very
reasonable terms. ALON2o kOURSE,
Moline, Ill. Feb diff
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LAND AGENTS st Florence, Nebraska Terry.
RRE WSTER Il KNIGHT,
Lands entered and Warrants located iu Sioux City,
Fofs Dodge and Council Bluff.
E-Collections promptly at ended to.
r. P. BRE WsTER, b. P. KNIGHT
Atty. T. Coun'r. at Law. Civil Enginser& Surveyor.
REFER TO-
DAWSON q True, Esqrs., Editsr Gazette,
Dr.J. NJ, Witherwax, Dawson d Griggs,
H. Price, Esq, IT. Lane Ssq.
NAV TO- ,5S-dly
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CHRISTOPHER CULLEN.
10 R0psn 1hAnY and Ysr.;a~

6V1SO DooSt Su0 x2frlers
WTlSHES 10 Inform the public Of Davenport and
w Scott county that he has permanently located
in Oavenpert and that he will shoe horses on scien.
G6c principles After 20 years practice on the anal
omy Of ths fss and having spent II years underthe
s,perintendsnee Of the best Vetsrinsyy Surgeon In
ton 70 all that empley him.. He earnestly soIiSit,
custom from persons ha Ing horses Iaboring under
the dtsesss Of corns and contractlons com monly
quarter cracks, sand cracks, sprsins OF the cords,
fou nasrs ring bones, spsvips AL of which, he va.
are caused by bad sdosiss or want OF proper juds.
menh mchIT dit
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Tcwn OF North Florence N. 7.
NEORGE ALLfNG Co., junction of Front and
Second, agents Tor the sale OF building lot. Ia
hes6oys toSn, which they offer lor sale at . low
figure North Foreuceis situi ted the Missouri Ry-
er 10 miles above oahs City, and has all the fasiltes
for city. Having plenty Of stone and timb t. aud
sesmbost lsndiux Those wishing 10 obtain lots would
do we'll 70 call soon Peb10d2ms
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CHINA AND GLASS ssOiiE,


TT st. JOHN PHILLIPS co. have this day
II opened their store on Perry street between
Sacond and Third, Grggs block, for Tho sale Of All
GAS FIXTURES,
ncll ling Chandeliers of various patterns Ia sfen
yarietv; 1ogeIhor with
solar. csmphsns, French Mechanical and
Fluid Lamps
Also, ~ ,r,r>. MApp e.,
GLASS AND CHINA WAKE, ac.
vhrh they respectful call the attention me sil
t,ans of }ayenport and Rock IslRnd TO inspect.
VIZ s no uar Snr en- an maYohl0 DIFF
DISSOLUTION OF c0PARTNERsKlP.
r,,HE eopar,nersb heretofore existing andsr ihs
stv,s III Dawsoy Griggs 81 Go. Is thls asy us-
sossdhy nu,us assnss eoS,Dus shs Boot.
Shna aud leather business ut the old staud, unaer
the sIs Of r asg. .iuyS os suussla =
settle ali accounts due 70 ana iT9n RSGs NJ S CO
Davenport, FEB Lei, 1897. r. n'""t~
maFchl0 du
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MI CuICdEVi
B. & Co, announce their auspen
sion to-day, Your drafts not paid
c. D..
This laid on Mr.. -'s table, soon
came into his hands. In an hour, all
his property was in possession Of .
convenient friend; and until the trick
was discovered, he MAS the poorest
man on the street!
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Garbs.
Drugs aae Wssiciass.

DotsIs, Saloons, &C..
SCOTT HOUSE,
Corner OF Harrison and Front streets, one square
below the stea IN Packet and Perry landing.
]. J. HUMPHREY 4 CO., Pfoprietors.
XNooLD respectfully announces 10 their Eastern
friends and the public generally tina, they have
purchased this
Large New Hotel
and added more than omen alf TO It's former size,
and having re-fttei AMI re .fufnished the entire
house. are prepared 20 ranr or the stay OF guests
pleasant They viii aim IL msrit c5attauance Of
Ihe patronage 60 nDeraliy bestowed upon etn
heretofore This house is one OF the most pleasant
10 catisnstn Davenport, commanding = view Of the
river, of Rock lsisnd city and Of old For. Arm :
stloQX' ----------- YRS "
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a. e. CAMPBELL,
Attorney and Counsellor at Law,
Mduey constantly hand to loan on real personal
sy;u,ny long short tms; Eastern Exchange bought
~ s Notes discounted Notas and Mortgages bought.
B Il collected taxes paid snd all Law business prompt
l. staudsd to In the State and U. g. Courts
-kofe KeneeA-
ury Is, c0wies Esq, NJ Y. City Hsary swift ksa Po-
oisis, y y, Hon. Edward Cowiss, City Henry
i seDnom, Esq, Hudson, Y, Hon. kugglss Pc
.tsif, i, kx-Soy. Washington Hunt, Lockport, Prof
b Msrse, Po'keepsie, n 7.
ufico Main and Second Streets, opposite lie
afro House, 20 noor. May l1-dkwtf
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rJNo be and for sale at J G. Washbufh's ~,
i Hardware store and Foreman's auction koo m.
The cheapest and best Sower out; sSws one 700
wide, and any kiuauf seed II the machine doL
suit, the IN oney will ne refunded. tADi4 M
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-07-13

MADAME MOUNT has prepared by special request,
known to fail. Also, Cordial for Dysentery Diar-
rhea, and Summer Complaint, which acts as a per-
iect charm to arrest all of these diseases Also,
Save for the Piles IAN extract from flower Ia SOW
erelgn remedy: Give them trial. Like her Con-
offers no article but what has been tested To be
mac at No $50 street, betgeen llth and 18th Also
and Penn. avenue, d. S. Dyson's Drug Store, corner
Of Penn avenue and IN street, and J. P. Milburns
Drug Store. Willards Hotel.
References can be made to Rev. John Robb Rev.
Mr.. Register, Rev. James Hanson, and Rev. Mr..
Manahan.
The Consumption Destroys r also can be found'in
Alexandra, at MIR. Castleman's Store, on King
at Mr.. II. A. Newman's, on Bridge street Ell
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GEORGETOWN AFFAIRS.
Of The Star.
GEORGETOwN. July

GEORGETOWN, July i3 1857.
The latest news from Mr.. Stone the superin-
tendent Of the work of repair upon canal dam No
S, is that the work will be sufficiently advanced
for the letting on the water and the passage of
boats, about the Goth inst Not so, however with
some other portions, the culvert near Berlin has,
we learn, again been carried away or seriously
damaged, which will tend to prevent the re-
sumption Of navigation for some ten days to two
weeks.
The steamer George Washington left here this
morning with the Western Hose Company and a
large number of excursionists, en- route to the
w bite House Pavilion to spend the day.
To morrow afternoon the exhibition of the Sc
NOR department of the male department Of the
Georgetown school, under the direction OF Mr..
w. I'll. Craig, comes of at Forrest Hall
The Temperance meeting under the auspices Of
Heber Tent, Order of Rechabites, at the dunbar
ton street Methodist Church this evening, at 8
O'Clock, is looked forward to with considerable
pleasure. All appear anxious to hear the Rev.
DIR Bocock upon that subject
Hot. hotter, hottest This morning Il is scorch-
ing The inst exclamation from nearly every one
we meet is, VERY warm morning.
Thomas Hunter has purchased Of ID. Edmon-
ston the brick house and lot situated on Bridge
street, near the Market, for 80 500 This properly
since for 81 0OO.
The following gentlemen have been installed
officers Of Covenant Lodge /. o. D. F. for the
ensuing term of six months N c.. A. ID. Baker;
v. e., Thomas Woody; Treasurer, Henry Lewis;
Rec Sec'y, Il. l.. Lundy; Permanent Sec'y, Jno.
Il. Bangs.
The following Brothers have been installed
officers of Potomac Division Sons of Temper
ance Henry Birch, w. p; X. Birch, w. A;
A. ID. Bdker, X. S; Columbus Thomas Assist
ant do; John Garrett, F. s; Joseph Libbey, senior,
Treasurer; Il. Faulkner, Conductor Thos Haw-
kins, Assistant do; Robert Simmons, l. 8; Henry
Wagner, D. C..
Arrivals since our last-packet schr Ring Dove.
Donoho, Philadelphia, to Hyde x Davidson schr
Widows Son, Owens, do, coal, to C. Myers Il
son; schr Joseph Ramsey, Ludford, Maggay's
ferry, n. c., shingles 10 master
The sales of -four continue light and Is con-
fined chiefly TO the home trade Held at 81. 81 a
s. so for good standard brands. Nog grain arriv-
ing =
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MARSHAL'S SALE.-ln virtue of writ of fer
w facas on sofia lien law issued from the Clerks
othce of the Circuit Court of the District of Column
bla for the County of Washington, and to Inc d.
rected, shall expose to public sale for cash. in front
OF the Court house door of said county, on FRI
DAY, the nth day of July, 1857, 1T II O'clock the
following property, TO wit:
AL defendant right title, claim, and interest IN and
TO the three wo-stOTy and attic Frame Dwelling
Houses and Back Buildings, situated on Lot No. 81
IN square No. lO7 IN the City Of Washington. ID. c.
fronting 20 feet on north street. seized and levied
upon as the property of John =. James, and will be
sold TO satisfy JudIclas No. 243 March term 1857:
Francis Wheatey Is. John :. James.
J. ID. HOOVER,
je 24-d Marshal for the Dist of Col
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III The United States Commissioned at Gin
cinnati on Friday held Ichabod Corwin, indicted
for assisting in the rescue of prisoners charged
with abetiing slave escapes, to bail in the sum OF
$3.50 to answer in the United States Cont. In
giving his decision the Commissioner remarked
that had defendant acted simply in the capacity
OF attorney for the prisoners in custody Of the
United States officers, his decision would be diff
ferent but he appears to have acted in the double
capacity Of attorney and of participant in the
cue OF the prisoners and arrest Of the United
States Marshals. He, therefore, was constrained
to hold the defendant