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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-04-14


TALLMAN L. POWERS,
LAND AGENTS.
once Brady strsst, bstwssa Second and Third
fosrests.
nFFBRforsale tts toiiswins yaiaa Real ks-
City Property in Davenport.
House and lot on Third sIsst near the corner
2eek Isisnd.
q SIX lo.s on tn. .ousa ives, corner Of Fourth .sa
.. riia Its :, North e~y~apor., osswosn PER-, and
Rock island stfsots.
Aittns asovs ,o,s are ~sA situated and ia paris OF
city must spidiy Improving and VIII be cold OF
psrsi terms
Farming Lands in Johnson County.
ofS.E. ,.art ~ y. Kauge5 ~ss 81 acres,
~. ois. Is 81 7sS x.u.e sust ~ acre..
i'n- aooye ad- ar u! tns line 81 the railroad
rem DayenportIo Iowa CITY.
Clinton County.
Nine hsadred acre Of pfnirie and ninety ceres Of
tusoer land near Eiyirs r. v, seven Uiies frsW b.
10, Gaton Co., near ne railroad; all eas,cs land,
The essys properly will =. sold IN liberal ersdt.
esor! Csunty.
improved farm one n,is and hall from Prince
sixty scsssarsS rate land, veil In proved viii
good Aoasos. VIII De so,d All bags
koNeshtok County.
r~ohundfsd and shy acres ans prairie land two
. loo norm Of MSstssaaAa,s the county sss.-
lsI acres unimprovsd isndtwo Eiiss issn Hickory
rove, three niles from WuIcott, len milss froa
Davenport, we'll wstsrsd.
isoseres ave rniiss Aorta wssifson hiek orY Grove
very choice land.
Fear Davenport.
one and hall milos from CouTi House on she
oiuH, with superb sis~s OF river and surrounding
country. email farm Of Is undsr The highsss
s,sts Of cultivation and we'll supplied with fruit
trees, The most beautiful ssd In Inc vicinity 0 ,hs
city.
seven milss from Davenport,
AfArIa of50 a.sss, 40 under eaitiv Aiop, 50 OF TIM
Der. nsverta, stream runs taronga IL. VIII
oesold very cheap.
Near Walcott,
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-04-14

NEW
S P RI N q
MIL l. l N f r. Y,
JUST RECEIVED AT THE
Paris and New York Wholesale and Retail
Millinery Establishmsnt,
corner Of BRADY and Third streets,
DAVENPORT, iowa.,
he subssFibsr lakes pleasure IN informing the 10
dies Of davenport, Rock Is.ani and vicinity,
that he hse Just returned from New YORK
sisy vitha large and eisgsnt assortment
Of
BONNET RIBBONS, SILKS, FRENCH FLOWER /,
and all kinds of
MILLINERY GOODS.
Also The largest and best selected stock Of
srnAv AHp xEAPoLfTAH BoxnEfs, LssHoRH, PEDAL
psAIp Aa0 scsr STRAW vLATs,
ever brought 70 this city. Ladies' will fad at our
ests blishm sns q rieh and tasty ready made
SILK AND STRAW TRIMMED BOSNETS
of The latest Paris sty les, ~ are Kept Ia The mos:
fashionsbls stores in the city Of New York.
SILK AND CRAPk bONNECS
or every description made 70 order asd warranted
Is A. MILNE - sapplisd vita Pattern Bonnsts and
syery article in their line ut Wholesale.
N.B-jtraw Bonnets olsached. pressed snd all
tered Pinking, Marking aad Stamping for all
IInAs Of Kmbrsidsry ard Brsding done 10 order At
Corass Of Brady sad Third streets, Davenport,
ro-. Mrs
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-04-14

will also be offered altogether pre- senuag the most
attractive and extensive Of real estate ever
sented for sale In the State Of Iowa.
Pfoperty-improved and uDimprovsd;
Lots rapidly advancing 10 value;
hosses in the centre Of business, commanding
high rsnts;
Houses, Hotels, MILL, Private Residences, Ferry
Privilege, in short,
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-04-14

Tallnaa, levsss Z Mclean,
HA1YE1s AND uEAIElS II EXc1A1ok,
DAvENPORT. IOWA.
0FEIcE, Bs.dy Street, bstwssa sscoas re Lair :,
re yns:d ss..ss Great sasa, Ireland and Con-
Notes and Drafts eollestsd aDA proceeds rs1itssd
ioany par Of Dc Unissd States u cuxrsns fssssof
kxchange.
Coscxons Of notes, drsfts, aseousts, leGaeass and
iohsrtancss nats 10 sn paris Il the UaitsA sssses,
tanadas aad karope.
Socks and 0onds bouRht aad cold ~ eOnniodon
and Dividends collected
Land Warrant. bought, sold ssd lossss4s
kxehapge on citiss In he Uaited States,
Carpenter e. vsrmiiss, Ne YORK CitS1
Albany City Bank, Albsny,N "
BuGA10 City Bank, 0e1Aio,NYs
Bank Of Cannsres, Boston, Asss, E33a
M:sss.ns, Z asssa.essr:...i ssai. Aa,,.., ?.
MeKim q Co, Baltimore, d D;
Gilmore 4 Bfotherton, CIntinnaki, OHIO;
Lueas & Simonds, 81 Louis, MO,
Citizens, BARK, New Orlssna, II;
Rk Swin, Brother 4 JoAnstop, Chicago, IN
apt 8 ,6 dwtf
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-04-14

Bank Of Florence.
fterenco, sebsasAA.
GEO. B. sARGkNT, Pr~s't. IN PasxsA Cs.hr.
AZ uudsrsisnsa proprissoss " ths Dash u fLr sxs
Nelraska, Az BY the prUslss0as e ~ chassss, 10.
diuauay respousbie Tor all ~ kssss, aaA Win rssso
The Notes Of said 1sstitutioa, sosasss n ts eS e
t,reac-, 10 coin, and u either Of their haAtu Hoo
10 Eastern Exchangs or IN spssis q sss sus0 . sAsP
currency. CA 5s01--7@
COOK q SARGENT, psvssesss
Co0k, SAkGkNT tDOwNkf, ls~s Aav |lSuu.
CCoK, sAk0R6TACOOk, ~ -buaneannJ
COOK, SARGENT PARkER, Esssas, AsAnA
July df 4 :.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-04-14


ioHR r. H. TALLnAH, CnAAAeefowsns
roughksepsie, n. r.. Davenport, iowa.
rALLHAN 3 HoWE19,
Atsorneys& COansellersat Law
and Lana Agsnts.
DAVENPORT, Iowa.
GGsce Brady Street, between second and TAlo4 ~.
i ANDS bought and sold on Commission. Having
tLsiso an once In Eastern New York, at . point
Rom which slarge emigration may b. expected daring
We present season, We have unusual advantages to
u sposc OF iands TO actual setuefs.
2 IL J.Losnsnegosiass on Real kstatssscahty.
-RErERENcES-
Esv York City. Psughkeepse, N. x.
On. John Van Burss, HSp. Charles II RuSHfos,
= A.C. Fiagg, =" Gilbert Dean,
Charles O,Conor, s. Vasssr & Co.,
William r. Havemeysr, Benson LosG1Ag
a athvny Bloeckc1, Prof. Q. =. b. MosSe,
William =. skidmoee. Utica, NY.
albany, NY. Hen. Horatio Seymour
Bll, CaggeY 4 Porter Chicago, Ill.
t. oxcboome, king and HOiss Hk.swtff and Co..
rrast1s Corning. Mile and fowlsr,
!tpii3d Ntf W K. Wood sSd Go
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-01
Mnrkep. .Renorted Ix Tel.xrapk.

BUFFALO June 3c-6 m.FLoUR dull sales 800 bbs at
Sc 80 for super Wisconsin 81 Is for extra d. and 81 151
Iowa and Michigan. WHAT is dull sales of
ECO bush IS for Chicago Spring. Coss unchanged
Is OCO bush T0c OATS lower sales of COO bush
5eic. WHISKY Soc FREIGHTs3c for Com TO Albany and
ec to New LAKE IMPORTS for the "a hours ending
noon today bbls Flour 200 bush Wheat BUSH
Corn CANAL ExPoRTs-l8 900 BUSH Wheat all to the interior
boo busn Corn mostly 70 n9e water ioo push oats 90
bb. Sc 62l IS IS for and fancy State WHEAT
in good demand; sales II 900 bush at 81 i6@s g 70, M
Wheat Toe. and Corn 7ic. LAKE MsoRrs today9l60O BUSH
Wheat l90 bush. Corn and 25e bush. Rye. CANAL Ex
Corn.
CHICAGO June So-6 p. m.-FLoUR quiet. WHEAT 10 Arm.
Con- inactive. OARS steady. Pork firm Shipments to
oswego: 400 bbls Flour Wheat 900 bush Corn.
eeipts to-day 800 bbls. Flour 900 BUSH Whest So 900 do
Corn, and 1000 do Oats.
EEwORLEASs June sCorros sales to-day 900 bales at
firm prices FLOUR Ia declined Mixed CoRS, 76c. Mess
PORK 50 So Other srticlri are generally unchanged
NEw'OkLEASs Jvns S-The receipt 0f the Nisswss news
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-01

FRIlKs OF LIGHTNIYS IN NEWARK AND VIcIxITY.
The thunderstorm which visited this section on
Sunday night, prevailed with particular severity in
and about Newark, and considerable damage was
done by the lightning. The rain poured down IN a
perfect deluge for several hours and, despite the
sewers submerged many OF the streets. At about IL
o'clock the lightning struck frame barn in the rear
of No. CSC Broad street. near the Clinton Pankroad,
occupied by Mr.. William Morgan proprietor Of the
Broad street Omnibus line. The whole building i'm
mediately burst into flames all sides, and was de-
stroyed with most Of the contents. Mr.. Morgan III
stantly spraDg from his bed and rushed out in the
storm. He somewhat though not seriously burned
about the head in bis efforts to his property and
succeeded in saving only his two omnibuses, which
were in an adjoining shed. OF his four horses, two
instantly killed, was SO badly burned that 1t
died shortly after getting out OF the stable and the
other died in the morning. The barn also contained
FIVE tuns of hay 100 bundles of straw three ne sets
Of harness, seighbells, blankets, &c.-in all WORTH
with the horses about 81 500, which is total loss,
there being no insurance subscription has been set
on foot to reimburse Mr.. Morgan for his loss.
The barn of VIM. H. Earl, jr on the Elizabeth road,
a short distance below Mr. Morgans place, struck
some five minutes before MI Ms barn, and fJrtu-
ustely escaped with slight damage. One OF number
Of horses, standing within few feet of the wal, was
completely deafened.
house on the corner Of Prince and Court streets
was also struck, and tie weather-boards torn OF on
one side. II was occupied by several families and
the fluid entered one room occupied by Patrick Nc
Cam. 1t upset the stove, table and contents and
scattered everything III disorder boy about eight
year. Of age, who was sleeping the floor near his
parents bed stunned and seriously injured that
he died yesterday afternoon.
house near the Jail was also struck and girl in
| jured.
The house of Mr. Joseph Sip, in East Orange, was
also struck during the Storm The lightning tore off
the weaher-board and entered an unoccupied room
adjoining Mr. Sips sleeping apartment. 1t dashed a
clock from the piece 10 the opposite side of the
roOm breaking il in pieces, and did other trng dam
age. No person was injured
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-01

pIcEusI, his city On fUesdsy June 30 Harriet MI
viii IL Nsneer Bteius and daughter Of Maine" D. w"
go md friends Of the family respectfully invited 70
s.',t ton IN. Fourth Pres5yterAn church
-, yonr,h Aysuu. and Twenty second street.
poxIr IN Nopd.y June - Eliza Jan. Boyle, daughter Of
JohI and Mary Boyle aged year 4.
coNI.N-Op Monday, June ~. Rosesnns Conlan a-d 70
=, n
BAL-On Sunday, June D. John C Hall, in the I'd year OF
Bis see. -, -,
uopr IN Monday June g. John youpfesi child Of John
I'd a nm Bor. AGED "A months and IL days
poDGrR-6n Saturday, June a. James Greis only son OF
PoLsrt r. and J.snie s. Rodser aged year and montha
sgIPMiN-On sunday morning June a. at The residence OF
WIN A. shipnap in Clinton n after painin, hlhe"o'
6xe w,.k, Elizabeth wife Of David shipman oil bshs'o"n
J. In the 69th year Of her
heart ever open 20 charity's claim
Upnoved firm its purpose by censure aud blame
Aud evernor~ prompt, whether uonrnial CT gay
With warnings in love for the passing stTsy.
For thoush spotes herself she could sorrow for thes
Who sullied with evil the spirits pure gem
And sigh OF tear could the errinE repr"ve,
And the sting Of reproof was sti tempered ~ lo'e'i
A. cloud Of the sunset, slow melting IN h-sven
A. star that 10 lost when the daylight 10 given
A, elad dream Of sumber which waGens IN bll's,
She has passed 20 the world OF the molly from TINS
STEVENSON Tuesday June 80 William Appleton son .,
Wism and Louisa w. Stevens aged year. month anu IL
DAYS. 49,,
Pie and revc, Of the family respectfully invited
T. st.nd b. funeral this "wednesday afternoon at clo
from the residence Of bis parents No Isl Lanrea street.
His remains will be taken to Greenwood tor intermeh
sIMPsON-On Monday evening, June y, Of consumption
Mary Y Simpson, aged n years 60.
remains viii be taien TO Esperance schohse county
sMITH-OI Monday June g. after short Illness Mary ~
Smith wife Of the ate Joel Smith, aged years "'oH'"'
nd day
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MARRIED..

BlRD-GlTHENS-On Sunday, June 2s BY the Rev. Mr.
Hart Jas h. Bird 70 Misc Sarah H. Citizens ali Of this city,
COCHRAN-HALSTEAD-Byt the Rev. M Hoyt Of North
ORANGE MI Charles NJ Cochran Of Aeniham TO Mss Eliza
Hastssd Of North Orange N. j.
HuNT-DILLSWoRTH-On Monday, June ~ BY the Rev
Mr. Mouis, MI Wellington Hunt to Mrs. Anna Disworth
both Of this city.
HOWARD - BLACKWELL Al Astora, Long Island, on
Thursdsy June Is by the Rev Dr. Harris Henry ard
it, to Henrietta daughter II H. Blackwell all Of Astoria
KOLYER-CLARK-ln Brcoiyn on Monday June - BY the
Rev MI Smith Andrew Jackson Kolyer 70 Mis- Annie
CLARK all Of Brooklyn.
hcALLlSTER-P Savannah Ga on Tuesdav
June 10, BY the Rev Marion hcAis;er Cutler Nc Aster
OF San Francisco CAL 10 Julia daughter Of thu la.
+. Psrkmsn Of Savannah 49, -
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES this city On Thursday lime o.
tbe residence Of the brides father James sb.nh.ra
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TeIIkampf & Kitching'. Wool Circular.

During the month of June there fair demsnd for Do
site Wool and the small stock Of Domestic Fleece
exhausted The and cold weather prevented early clip
and New Wool arrived sparnsy during the latter part Of the
month but thus far has met with ready sale at fair prices
about the last years opening rates.
We have the feeces of this State in better
don they eng cleaner aud lighter than for years past aud
only hope that the majority Of the clip year will
in In a similar
We informed that last years clip prices merely
sustained in the interior but 3d5c y higher In many
instances prices have been paid sponds with this
in consequence Of lively competition among the msnn6Ssu
er who seem TO be in immediate want.
Last month there better demand for Psred Wool
which caused slight improvement and redrced the stock
materially.
OF foTeisn Wool we have report ,era sales OF Cape ana
and sales STIMULATING the deliveof tie wool for this MONTH
have been made at saisfacsy prcesor instance White
Smyrna at 26d29c Persn at 5d2c., aud Unwsshed Cape
AZ 35QS5c.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-01

Tpy BRrMyx "a RI Fnxmp ffcn Bremen arrived at bati.
yesterday On the 18th Nay lat ~ 80 lon 20 G saw
proved to be the British brig Ellen Capt He5re OF Msrys,
bort from Lyerpooi Newfoundland laden With salt and
coal from the eapthn. repre,ehOns 'ns h - "aas
Thu .e nine In all On the Sth May lat 10 s. Ion. ~ 81,
G in v;s French ship Nore DANA Vctoire bound TO Hsvre
and nsnserred the captain mate cook and one sailor which
maipdr OF crew. five in number brought TO this port
and placed in Of the English Consul
'BowsPRIT, about IS feet long with another piece Of
wreck apparently belonging 20 merchant ship passed the
South Shosl Nantucket Light Ship the 18th inst
TELEGRAPHIc DISPATCH TO the Of the schr Ellen
Rzpsh f NewbuPor states that day last week during
thick fog the vessel ledge Of West Csnso
knocked off her e keel rudder aud stove her panks e
will cost 500 for repairs which viii be made at Macneas
Cove.
scHk GULL (of Newburyport) went ashore below Wits
Head during the gale of the I'd inst and win prove total
loss. No insurance
scHR EapREss French from Baltimore for Bsnsof with
fog date, and has become total loss Some Of the h
and rigging saved She owned in Prospect whsoo
built last and valued at So 0Oo Insured Tor
B.Rx tauRsTTE from Navy Bay for kins.ton sndins rio.
Pedro Shoals the Sd inst saved; sail e,nto
gpg, OF the and provisions saved "a @ vera
Savanna Ia Mar aud sold 9Th inst The capn sa rev flra
making their way shore long raft vnen ua'S "''
In with and take in tow. ,,n,I for Buena-
The HAMBURG BARK HELENA fn Liverp.. ,rtsd carso
ventura Panama and Punta Arra W nta Of Buenavspr
went Sor on ne Sos % be total but the greater
part Of the cargo will it xpected be Of and from
NEW oS1 tan. Capt. spSo. n ledge called
s. IShp N b. for a sse Island filed rapidly with water
and Il is will be total loss; crew ns made to rsse
KEY VAST 2-An attempt nv .y .his nare Wind.
nil; sss been placed on board and z ni. .ns
vs.,1 III be easily freed and brought 70 ~ ~ ~
norton II her original cargo still on ooafo-'' o'"'s
noe dmirsty Court in the Of hesAp D. D. beA
hsye rendered no salvage. r. 20
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NETWORK.
Cleared.

Ship-Aarm Msthews st. John n B., masters Wr- rrota-
inzhsin stetson Havre, Boyd Hincken; =: s,y'
Nichols Bic, Walsh Carver Chase j. diienrlsr oh''~
ST tephens Snow Burgess. e., 4 r. o...,
Barks-John Benson Smith. Havana Stufses 70 sh
Rr;Se Buyses, Cadz j. w E,ell Co. Algonquin Gioos'
Shsnghse HsIbeci Co. Jas Byantlowe' Richoncto' ).
w. Elwell & Co. SAL. ca c,....
Dorothy, Field, Trinity NJ, H. l. Routh sons Penguin
1Br / Iprnam Bermuda Middleton Co. ~, ,.v q
Observation-Disclosures Bacon, Baltimore, w. McKee, ~
Chase Bray Lsvaccs Foster Stevenson u y. rn'y
s. Kits Permission Jones; Virginia Davis Baltimore mani
er Lord oueeau Pride Of the Sea s.ooT He.m
Hsiewe Hartman CO. Eclipse JSns. SsHl Merl AS
bo,,. EscoIt Jaao Labrador, r. Dunwiddie Co.
Steamer-Artisan Curdif, Baltimore
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Arrived.

steamship Hermann Higgins Bremen and South.
%PSn June No d. %s .1f exc
signals Am ship Eliza standing to the eastward Anil
sS ssns Sf % J SG:'S
lat 81 e W. :sI .aS .d s 1P Wsd%ore g.
Ship Heveta Higgins Hsyre May 49, mdse and "a pass ,.s
VIM Wbitlock Has been 20 days W. OF Sable Island WIZ
Ship Esssips ippe Arey Shneh. Islands 50 days u:
m ss Ses sSsdI Nay Ny t FL IS Is
Shzs ssa EqSsssis o
entire passage was days of Cape Horn with light NJ.
Ship Young Sam (of POrtland Meryman Bremen Nay g.
%ds and SAG S %@ e %%s hence for HsVe The
r large number Of iceberg. on the Bank and ,s
PASS Poppe IA. heavy westerly winds nearly
Ba Rsai T co f. ssHp' Gibraltar 'ss p
40 passed squadron Of Y steamers ss r. n h..,. ana
rs s. D q Hf:" *!
s. Po,s bs os R u building ou.
big Alpha (Br Curry Horton. Ms, 10 days. plaster TO
Brig wanderer (Br), Earl Windsor II days. plaster V
Bis EnsIPIi.e Br) wi'eman PabOr0 Is days. P'a's'"
Brig David Dufel Tsbutt Boston for Eiizabethport.
Brig Isabella Jewet Reed Port Even for Boston Plat
June H. and TURK. Island s tobacco &C., Mei.ner Jon:
e ' Sn ca month"; %R Ill Capt.
ports seeing on Goth June whaling hr Alexandria 10 bba,
'n scSr Commerce Daniels. NOffOI days. to j. O.
schr Rinsgold Williams, mdse from wreck Of ship New
Hampshire ashore Jones Beach to johnson Higgins
sckr. Humming Bird tBr, Nicker'on, Windsor III days.
Hustled St. john N B.. IA days, lumber to
Sehr. Palos. Wooster, Franklin days lumber
Schr Wreath Perry Machias 10 days lumber TO order
Sch Pennsylvania BARTLETT o-aia days. ahs TO q Board
Schr Caroline c. Lunt Esstpor days, laths to Brett
ScRr Ned Stacey Wilmington s days, to E. g. Powell
Schr Presto Haw Baltimore coal 10 Salters Co.
shr Lyon, Edwards Virginia days, shingles to d. Miller
schr Eliza, Lyons. Virginia lays, wood, master
sohr Mariel Charles, Saco days heading to master
Schr s. X. Hart Lsury Bangor days. lumber TO Geo. W.
schr Charlotte Gctt, Rockand days. lumber to Smith
Schr PalIas French Rockland days, lime.
Schr. Pawtucket, Ross. Rockland days. lime.
Schr. Eagle, Gregory, Rockland dogs lime.
Schr Golden Fleece, Young Brookhsven
Schr. Eleanor Hosmer Port Even for Hallowel.
Schr Wave, Kent, Elzabethport for Providence.
Schr s. ID. Hart WALL Jacksonville days. yellow pine 70 J.
Glchrist.
Schr Susan Loring Boston days. mdse. to s. W. Lewis
Schr Agnes Lord Rondout for Boston. 49,
Sch Tyrone Strout Cheryfeld days. lumber to smith
BoyntOn; ,,.. D., Nat. %,
L Co. "a,
schr Gilman D. King Triple, Easpot days, ath' to Smith
Boynton
schr xander NJ Christie sisal June TO- hemp kc 70 Met.
Clyde from Csrdenss for HalaI, days put.
Steamer Kennebec Hand Phadephis 10 hours, mdse 70 70
Perkins
Steamer Weschester. CLARK, Providence.
BELOW-Bark Rosette and brig Alnore.
sAILED-Steamshp Beigique tBeg }, Frantz, Antwerp.
WIND-DuI ING the day NE.
MI kfs
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,..,;n R,,u>u from Bremen and so"nhdnpns-
Mn m 1e Hssns and daughter Ms. xep, Consul x fss
Meu' ~ ~, isdy children and servant, Mrs L. Volt
children and Mis-. sGhrainm w kod1 Ms.
p,h;x., Franz and lady Mrs Sehen, Miss DE Sales X.
1.mp,on L Lowe p. "wkse Mrs actenhsn.on and child,
NJ. Go,thod Miss Sternhsu Miss j. Pregbeinsr Mlss
NJ Ubfsden Mis-. Loemi e RePske, Miss Gsrnrei.e hss
Geder r Schuied Franz and lady s,snhope and lady,
A. OppeDheimeI Miss NJ. Carroll.
In Ike ship Young Saw Jyo~ Bremen-N Chicsr TerseT.
In he schr Alexander H. Christie from SSat-h Rowe
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.NEW-JERSEY ITEMS.

PARDoNED.-Frances George, who was convicted
of committing burglary upon private residence in
Jersey City about year since and sentenced to the
State Prison for two years. was last week set at liberty
by the Court Of Pardons.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-01

REmARKs-Snce last report two Rio 200 bags
per Lsmp hter and 400 bags per Emily together with $500
bags have been taken BY house at 100 bags
part hands been also taken for export 0t
and 0c cash Further business has been restricted by
the enhanced demanded by holders and the market closes
quietly, but with frmness.
The export of Rio this month has reached % bags
About bags Laguayra have found buyers for export at
l2!d2e cash which advance Java has been selling
freely at Ice. il is now held firmly above.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-01

her. r.ps.A an advance The prices Of COTTON o. w. Ihe
"A es 10 dsy ada up 700 bsl,s Halc r hiadne Ths
sale. ~ tbe lss three at 30 bales ana The seepts
o Tn, .,ock Il 80 600 bales The receipts At this port
nm % r. tim. a, compared with those % last year fall
,kor. rs bales The ,. datr Al The southern
ports rs. than those Of last year are 1jsvo ps''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-01

The coupon, Of the Milwaukee City bonds, issued 70
the Milwaukee and Chicago Railroad Company, uuo
Jul, will he paid at the office of the Company NO
u Nassau street.
The coupons of the bonds Of the Boston, Concor"
and Montreal Railroad Company, due the LIST oil july
will be paid by J. A. Underwood & Son, No. 10 Elk
change place.
The Park Bank and Market Bank have severaily
declared dividend of cent out OF the prohts Oh
the last half year, payable on the 10th of July
The Merchants Exchange Bank of this city mas de-
clsred semi annual dividend of = cent payable on
the 10th Of July.
The Watertown and Rome Railroad Company have
declared dividend of four per cent, payable on July
Is. The dividends on stock registered in New-fork
will be paid at the Peoples Bank Canal street.
The Hanover Fire Insurance Company have declared
a semi-annual dividend of cent, payable al the
Office of the Company, on demand.
The semi-annua interes. on the Convertible bond'
Of the Panam Railroad Company due to-day, Will be
paid at the Office of the Company on demand.
Messrs Duncan, Sherman & Co. advertise iist Oh
securities in another column on which they are pre-
pared to pay the July interest
list of township county and railroad securities Is
advertised in The TRIBusE this morning the July
interest on which will be paid at the office OF the Oho
Insurance and rrust Company in this city.
The exchanges through the Clearing House to-day,
amounted to $50, Isl ,5s4 "a, and balances to ST.
All ,737 81.
We are indebted to Mr.. Russell for the annexed
abatement of the business Of the Assistant treasurer az
New.York for the month of June:
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ErwnArrR CHAssr.-Aecording to previous an
nouncsmeni, the change of proprietorshp of The
Trenton Daily Republican was contaminated ysster-
day. The paper has been transferred to j. L.
Swsyze, esq. who has vested the editorial direction
and management of the publication in DR.. Jacob r.
Freese of Trenton.
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Volunteer IIsmion Faya Zedon Davis, Maasi May'
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Baltimore.