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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-05-19
CARDS.

!. W. ~. BAkER, N. H..
IDHYelCIAN AND SURGEON N-OFFlCE-rosr
I ofF'tE BLOCK; House-North side ~ Htftb
street, between Brady and Perry. JAnsif,f
T.C. CAMPBELL
A TrORNEY AND COuNsEIIOR AT Law
"A Davenport, Iowa.
'mce-Oaeenport's Block corner Main and s.c
p'' r''eets. deci2dtf
NJ. DALZELl. 4 CO..
WHOLESALE AED RETAIL
q ROC RS, FORW WAEDINC
CON MISSION MERCHANTs,
Dealers Salt, Cement, Hair. Plaster, Glass. .pa
ais . 'v Second AMI Perry streets, Davenport
Jan~ita--
ELIAS HALE,
hUc7IONEER d COMMISSION MeRCHANr
tsEcosp sTRHxr. EAST ov PsanY.
Having large and ommodious rooms fo, the ,al.
o'Dry Goods, Groceries, Ctockery. Hardware bot.
ana Shoes Clothing Furniture, Watches ycvslry And
Fancy Good, in fact, Of every description Also.
Agent Tor T. bnk' slec Jun, will make
Liberal Cash Advnnccs
On Goods CONSIGNED to be sold without reserve n
Auction.
Consignmsnts OF Rerct andisc OF every descr,,,,or
solicited. and sales settled promptiv
ELIAS HALE, Aucf,oneer
w. o' Seconh street, doors east of Perry
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-05-19
The Scott House,

ALL THE COMFORTS OF A PLEASANT HOME
conIprisng clean rooms, clean linen, good Atten-
dSnce, and cheerful compliance with all reasonable
demands.
THIS House is and well vcntlllatcd aud the
tab" will compare with airy nrst class House Il II
the Mississippi,
The PropIi tors would respectfully announce 10
th'ir Eastern f'ienis. and thr public generally that
having purchas Il TINS Large Hot l. and added 4 ae
than ore la To it, former siz", aud having reh1Td
inj refurnished III. entire HpHse they haier them
seiv's that they anticipate the wants guests
This House will be represented at the ears aud
boats by renppns BILE agent IT, receive checks there
by avoiding al iisk ~ ing Baggage.
Tj"Chaig.s moderate.
1ns Western Stag 1mpAny's Coaches leave this
House daily for the North and West
j. J. HUMPHREY h Co, Propr,~tors.
Ni.Coincr OF Front and Harrison Streets IN
square blow thr steam Pa k.t and Ferry Land np .
mch23nf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-05-19

A TTORNEf AND COUNSELiOK At Law AND
~ t""ms-ioncr Of Deeds FER Ccnnerticut will
give prompt and careful attention the co!sc on Of
;iaiHs, conveyance Of Real Estate -IAmin M ti,es
and all other kinds OF legal business
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-05-19
Rock Island Trespassers.
To all whom it may concern.
T.1KE .N,h1THf,H

w unaersiened having been appointed By the
l. War Department AS Agent OF the Quarter Mas.
ter Department at Rock Islsnd, with full insfruc.
tions TO adopt all necessary neasures Tor the pro.
lection OF the property from depredatons and ntru.
sions." Now, therefore, oil persons whom.o not
having legal right are hereby warned and potiaed
TO quit ths premises, and abstain from any further
respass
charge Of all wood cut the ground. and forbid any
person removing the same until the proper damages
can be assessed and PAID.
AL persons are hereby forbid cutting wood or tim
Der OF any kind and notified TO abstain from any
trespass Whatsoever, a. legal steps viii be taken
against such dspreiatorS.
H. SLAYMAKER;
OAcl0dtf II q. AGENT Wav Dspo
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-05-19
Agricultural.

Agricultural.
TTNHE Scott 'unty Agriculta Society will meet at
i the Court House III Davenport, on Sa'urd, y the
5ih day Of June 1S5S at one O'Clock, Y. n for the
purpose OF ele Ting officers for the ensuing year, and
the transaction II other business.
H. &. NEAL, Sec'y.
Will not our farmer friends and Oil others who
take an interss in the Improvement ~ Agriculture.
and the Mechanic Arts, try TO be present with Us at
that time and lend their counsel and assisttnce in
so laudable undertaking.
Se desire to make our Fair--which will take
place In eeptember next-one of the rery best, one
that shall give universal satisfaction In order to
to this 1t will require united effort. Shall we have
it.
Please answer me in person at the Court House on
the 5lh ~ June. II. q, N.
may12-wtd.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-05-19

vINliE OFFICE her etofore occupied BY Messrs Cook
i Dillon h Iibdey, opposite Cook X Sargents
Bank.
Enquire OF N KUHnEN, TobAcconist- IDec2Stf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-05-19
CARISTOPHER CULLEN
HORSE SHOER AND FARRIER.

- WISHES to inform the citizens Of -
01A Davenport and Scott County gene K N
HH ally that he has permanently To- u
III cate himself in this city where he
is prepared " shoe horses on scientific principles
After twenty years study and yractcc the anato-
my Of the foot, Of Whicn time he has spent eleven
years under the super;ntance OF the best Vet rina-
rians in Europe, he wishss to say that he will give
satisfaction to all persons wing horses laboFng
der the disease corns, ontractions comTnouly
called :" hough bound" interfering, overreaching,
quarter cracks, sand cracks sprains Of the cords,
founders, rngbone and spavins for ali OF which he
warrants perfect cure ifcurabie The greater part
Of these diseases caused by bad shoeing want
Of proper judgment. mch0dff
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-05-19
Dissolution.

'l>HE co-par'nershp heretofore existing between
L II. Camp X Alphcus Tihbetts under tile
name ofJ II Camp X Co., Ii this day dissolved by
mutual consent
Davenport, April . 1,59. j. II. CAMP.
ALPHEUS TlBBCrTS.
HAVING purchased of Alpheus Tibhetts his inter
est in the firm If J VI Camp \ o., am to pay
ali tebts Of said rm and all and accounts -ue
them miet he paid 10 me only.
Davenport, April 25 lS5S.
aprl5dtf j. II. CAMP
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-05-19

SEW ING NJ CHINE.
mi IL the a. No. j" Sevfps Machine sor IN
ofse~ing, even 10 the most beautiful
III r M M = NJ O..
We prefer the Wheeler Wilson for family use-
N. T. TribuN<.
Wheeler Wilson's Machines are the fssovtsss
lpr faHilies.-N. y. Times
An examination OF these mschines and their work
10 respectfully solicited.
D.. WHITE, Agent,
second st., opposite Cook 4 easssat's Dsnb, Dovsn-
pert, Iowa
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-05-19
New Cabinet WarerOOln.

icon. ROCK ISLAND AND ouRrH sr's)
WHkRR all kinds Of Furniture can be had snch
" Is Chairs Tables, Toilets, Bureaus, Sink and
steads, Common Beisteads, New st le Extension
rabies and other articles too numerous to mention.
VINO sants Book Gases, Counters. Desks, Show.
cases. OF every kind and made to order and warran-
d.
OLD FURNITURE REPAIRED
As good as new. Sofas furnished with New SPRINGS
Trimmed and repaired; Mahogany, Cane Seat. Once
ana Bar Room Chairs repaired and warranted good
Painting and Vanishing dene on the shorteet No
tice.
The undersigned will always be found at his ,hop
to oil Oil orders.
Ladies', have your furniture vanished and save
expense Of purchasing new.
Jan21dtf a. " OOYn
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-05-19

w. l.. CARROLL,
Architect and Superintendent.
Omce In 0riGg's Bloch, southeast corner Of - sna
Perry streets. DAVENPORT. Iowa. sepo1aly
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-05-19

WI. ,. 0ukLIs. JoHs N. Ro0rRs
GURlEY Il ROGERS.
A TTORNEYb AND COUKsELLoRs AT Law
"A offoe--Hofynan'sN New Buildins Main st,,s,
oets".n From. aud Second, Davenport, Iowa.
PebtOdtf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-05-19

u. SpcnSlcr Il Co.,
RECTIfIERs OF
1'I.v'EG.fH .1.VII LIOT(DR.
UNION BLOCK, WASHINGTON II
apr.i0-i3ms ROCK ISLAND, ILL.
!NiCS ~ .Yeycr,
WHOLESALE an Retail Dealers in Havana and
w Domestic Cigars, virginia Plug, Cut Oh. wing
aud smoking Tobacco, Frncy Pipes Ac corner Brady
ard Front streets. Fcb1dtf
BukTI$ HOUSE.,
CORNER OF IOWA Il FIFTH STREETS
DAVENPORT, IOWA.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-05-19
A Stock OF Goods amounting to
about $1,000 to exchange for
Land in Scott County.

nONPRIsING = general assor ment Of Dry Goods.
4 Clothing, Hosiery, Gloves, Hdk'f-, Suspenders.
Butt ms Combs Pins, Nse'Ies, Hooks Ives
Books Paper, Cgars, Clocks, J.welry, kc, with a
general assortment OF Fancy Goods, also carriages
part or the whole will he traded for Real Estst in
This county at fair prices.
ELIAS HALE,
Auction and Commission Merchant,
mAy11tf No. 25 East Second street
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-05-19
DIE d.

At Shawangunk, Ulster Co., N. Y, on the list
inst, ABRAHAA b. RAPALJE, Father in. law Of
G. Augustus Haviland, Of this city.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-05-19

Frcsh............ fd1t
God ......... IS O0a6 ..
white !. bbll's.... 3 n
do pr bbi.... 10 ~
Trout pr bbi IS Scala 00
Mackerel ,3's. III WIdl9 W
do rs, ID 0UaiT 00
do rs, II O0G20 Oo
Herrisg,Is. per box. "a
do scaled.... 6CGT0
FRUIT.
Apples, drird......saSt L
Peaches, per b.. lCdlIA
Raisins, n X 50 75di 0O
do layers, -. l 80
Pigs ...............iS
do fancy........lSdl0
Cltron. 70
Oranges ....$ 7 80
LeinOns..... , W
CraAberries. ..... ) 30
FKATHkRS.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-05-19

A TIORNEf AND COuNSFLL0R AT Law -
"A offc'-Nichols' New Block, Davenport, lows
hfFERkNcEs-Eith.r Judge % the Supreme or Su-
periof Cour, OF the bise 81 Connecticut; lion Chsr
ingersell, " \. Dist Juige New Haven, Connect.
tnt Hon. James Dixon, U >. Sen. Hartford on
ntcticnt.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-05-19
NICHOLAS X UHNEN,
WHOLESALE TOBACONTS

Co er Xain and Second sfyseEs DdcenfOrf Zesge
Every variety of Havana and Domestic Esaars 70
bAccns, Pipes, etc constantly IN band.
Agent for Browns celebrated Fine Cut Chevius
and Smoking Tobacco.
10 Segar Manufacturer would rccomm-nd well
selected stock of Leaf Tobacco, sting Of Hayana
Wrspprr- and PLIERS, Jaws snd Cuba Seed Leaf, ETC
NnvflfA
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-05-19
J. &. COCHRAN, Il CO,
ARCHITECTS.

OFFICE-POST OFFICE BUILDINGS.
AprlWf DAVENPORT IOWA
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-05-19

SxiO per 100 feet..as 80
1Oxi2 do do :. p ~
1Oxl4 do do :. 8 bU
Prairie ton. 50 50d5 60
Timulhy, do. s. 50aS W
IRON
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-05-19

Cassi8, RTound.... 46G5l
/ Gloves bI.ij
Ginger, grotiiid.... ~
Nu'mcgs, ,.....$l Wd1 80
Pepper, per hag.... Haas
do ground. 80. 1916
SUGAR.
N. Orleans, fair 7LnS .
do prime S.n1
Powdered, .t3
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tHy Wv. y ~
IRON


Pig, per 10. 8
Bsr. do. ~
Shot, per bag. ..$2 20
LINE.
Per Dbl. 90
LIQUORS
Whissy, comnon.. -
do ltour 81 SOAP 30
do Rye,......6n
Pure Spirits........ I5G5L
Brandy, Domes. .75Gi 90
do Imp..$5 GaS 90
Gin, Meder Swan. 81 SD
do Club House.. 2 W
do Belle. .....-.. 2 90
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d. DONALDSON,

ID. DONALDSON, -
Saw Maker and RepaireP.
Du1Alo st., sdjoIn 8 Bulbrds D0aadEy,
ROCK ISLAND, ILLINOIS.
Ssss Gsmsd, SsrsioAss~sd 81 = M
A emf Sss L. 4 lssvilAs tssoaAoo Ohouofono
n Ml1ea nessssss 4st0S. 20
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BIZARRE.
Tfrum tho ssehmoa4 Cy.) Ea4uirsr,l

rtrom tho ssehmosa (ya) Enquirer
us-.rs f,ru,srly the Cumberland estate OF Richard
u..1l,h and which was until lsl0 the roaadrnoe Of
I,.r R.ndolph Of Roanoke, after tbs death OF Judith
s~ndoh and 81 George and Tador-the sons al haeal-
ri nd Judith pascd into the Possession o ahs Tucker
fmiy whose founder in Virginia was the s1 saA1r d
psA.rd .pd John But ON the dsnth d Elchszd, who
his slaves portion Of the estate was dvidsd
between them in cert.n psoporsso.. ana nos uansHA
"a f,ssp thsir respective Emies This portion 3 nov
tnoru = "Ina4i Hill" and b dtaxtsd about tvo miles
torn F.xmyiiir The numbcz n rue negroes ncw living
49, i. l~tws~u two and three hundred. md more
,u.rr.bse deysitut< and prostitute oomunity n mot 10
he fund though they have and always had ths best OPP
.1unitirs for Improvement Good - might have been
The iotsntion Of the noble gin Of freedom which their
auasr gave them they have barred the tAont eatraaod
- them snd are misruAbae dspeadent, and dnsti
t,, than the worst of slaves vhetAes white black
,.s.d or free We must, however make m sxcrp<iou.
Few Of the best q this community have sett1ed In
F.rmvils and earn u respectable living by thsr indus
,ry and NAV be considered ..good citisrm" Part ot
,h estate On which stood the mansion hose Of Bizarre,
~hih with the books and papers Of the Randolph boun
a, wss destroyed by 6re in 1913, nov belons 70 r H.
sckson esq Of FamyiIle The estate he's been Oder
i.e ys;casiy DIVIDED Famvilie stands that portion
Of IL which wss in Prince Edward
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1858-06-19
THE ARMY AND NAVY.

The Navy Department has news from the steamers Full
ton and Water Witch at Cubs and from the Color ado It
s. Da4inoO- 1As caq4nin Of tAs c0eSsa3O Represents
President Baexs situation very critical and axirs
there as ia state OF great disorgnnxaticn.
The Secretary of the Navy has directed board Of
val engineers to 1t the Navy Yard New York,
July 5th psoximO, 70 examine candidates for promo
ton and admission into that branch Of the service Of the
United S<atrs.
The report thai the Bureau Of Ordnance has concluded
large contract with the Bristol Manufacturing company
for supply OF BurnSdes lreec loading entirely
unounded The of SIS eco recently appropriated
by Congress for the purchase Of the best eech loading
arms and this viii not he exp=aed until Board of
Ordnance officers has determined BY fair trial, which is
tho best Board, consisting Of Maj A. Nordecsi Capt
r. j. Rodmsn, and Maj It. s IAidley will meet at West
Point for TINT purpose the 10th Of next month
The Senate at its last executive session Wednesday
confirmed the following important nominations Brevet
BngAdier General W. s. Harvey to be Btgsdier General
Lieut. Col p ST. George Cooke Of I'd Dragons, to be
Colonel Maj. NJ S Howe, I'd Dragons. to be Lieut.
Colonel; Capt L. p. Graham ID Dragons, to be Ma
jor.
The Senate also confirmed VIM. A. kirkland to I've q
Lieutenant in the Navy, ssr 1t T. Lee Walker deceased
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1858-06-19
MONS Belly IN NICARAGUA.

The New York Herald publishes the text Of the oou
veutiou negotiated between Costa kos and Nicaragua
ara Mona Belly the French agent. n Belly has made
coatrst with the governments Of Costa kica and Nj
cSrxgus fs the construction by party Of French cap
tsIists of IN interoSanc canal the river Sen Juan
and Lake Nicaragua; have exclusive privilege for
ninety nine yeas thr works to b begun in two years
aud Gnsbsd In sx possible, with grant II all public
lands for the breadth Of league along the canal and
river ships Of the canal compAny to pass free Of tolls
but others tpsy tan per cent mehaadss AAd twelve
dollars per passenger; the neutrality OF the canal 70 he
guaranteed by France Great Britain sid the United
States ON the basis Of the Clayton bulwcr treaty. bait
the FrerA government to have the right u keep two
ships Of stationed ON the canal or On Lake Naragua
io the entire duation Of the works Appsadrd 70 tie
coatsact h declarxton signed BY Rvas Martinez and
Mora declaring that Central America b Threatened by
an invasion Of 6bnsss, under the Ocial patronage d
the United States and that the American minister in Nj
csragua boasts publicly Of percmptoSly prosing ~ m
altimstu the nA6cation Of the Glass; frnan treaty,
an invasion III busters under the American flag, and
placing the Independence OF Nicaragua and Costa Rca
under the guarantee Of FrA0ce England and Sardinia
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1858-06-19
THE WASHINGTON UNION
TRAVELLERS DIRECTORY.
TyRON WASHINGTON DIRECT TO ALL PARTS
IL ~ rM VET, <A1HwEr, AND N0RrHwASf BALI
nsHE AND cqssD RAI1AoAp


TcRON WASHINGTON DIRECT TO ALL PARTS
~ o. rM VET, <A1HwEsr, AND NoRrhwASr hAiii'
s~~~~ s'vssss.s sss. "a suses s-rs~d saA~dA'sa
thsassA onsnssDs a~y eHoea sanaA)
Tar CIKCzxAAu Exi1ksn3 AAA ~ siS, n, al
breakfast Hss. SasiAkgse1
Jencsa p~scesss wrst ms .r~hs n Z 80
and ccnsc<x 1t HrpwoA ti u6o tver, II nb snh
s<ss Ousah, ssrrasd.s~ pls,
reA4AaSg Qnuasanp n IA -. A. -, next day
ID YfE GREAT CINCINNATI aAd ST LDrK GPxn& sanneAcn
leaves vA~ingn (scisding randAy - ~ n rs.chag ~
cay, cseH<ang directly WITH Express
sssAAs - &s ~ lsis, Kan
49, g. rns fc vs~sssA !" 0n<AAsAi as - s"ss Asd ."
"a 0usc13sxan DaYrox nmAxArnnL cnRo st IouE.
G0xuW xsaznD ssvss {essvsA Ssssxa.y
- nun4y) Ia usshengsa yssussa 81 "a
ttnsrs svAG nAsnos ~ u eAno~y ngA ~ ouns~x
wiA ~ - - .i. fas. wa.aAxsS
slS, q -, r. a.. =, tmia fvna usuAAsaa Ghz
Ho ntksrGrx ~ III - &ssshw~sn Virginia road
tks - - uaaa For ~ peasas ~ ~ NArssaA kAsA ss
n vsu>,ru cuusszisas ssn wsAAsssnu - aso~r 81
thsas ssass bOsh drssss NJ cAss ssts, -
~ hHvs Sssd travelling psbr asd
aa1 sdrastAse thaa The a ths nhss~ sad
80 nsAA I'D ascasae Hnes cea sse have bsrn secured
saAstss End 0sr PHss hcAs an < s~sA ssn tins
way pssssaesrs fur e ssn s.s II he BAne OHIO
IN WsxAisgs pass wssh
bsswsss neAmaa snA whspng ke tA~ - trsa To
oonn~a vth ths TrsAerick uAa, take ~ - train
Yer scksss a. al ksAs sAxsase cAsks - nsfshr
ssT9 ~ Tnn - PARSONS, Asssa,
Or II tbs rek~ oacs, wssAngssa sasssn
" p. SMITH
ts u frAnspxtsian.
.ftaEH4 t L. n ONE,
0ssssai rrtss Assas.
HAiTY IA
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PERSONAL INfELLNENCR.

The Chicago Journal says that Thalberg has been
Obliged to terminate his western concert tour, and return
immediately 10 Europe
Andres. esq, the deputy collector Of the Boston
custom house who has retired after thirteen years
vice has been presented with gold watch valued at
1855 ase
Ex-PwsiIent Pee is said 10 be engaged in writing
history ct the Mexican
At the late meeting Of the General Synod Of the Re
formed Presbyterian Church. Rev. Dr.. Mcleod, Od New
York eIectod professor OF Systematic and practical
theology in ths Theological Seminary al that body I.
ted in PhilsdeIphia The Rev DR. Black Of Pittsburs
received from the sa,ae synod the appointment TO the
chair of biblical literature.
Luther Bradish. Simeon Draper, Horace Greelsy. and
Others invited Senators Bell and Critfendsn to public
dinner in New York upcn the chose II the late session Of
Congress. The invitation declined
The democracy Of New Hanover county. N. c., have
nominxt1d Hon VIM s. Ashe . candidate for election
to the State senate
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CLEANED FROM THE M1ILS.

The Savannah Georgian corrects its previous statement
that the business Of Savannah is declining II says il
nothing gloomy in the business prospects or in
terests Of the city.
four hundred bona & residents within the whole territory
out Of which is proposed to form Arizona This NUN
Der exclusive Of the inhabitants OF Dona Ana county
the latitudinal line having been abandoned
One evidence that Kansas ia gradually Apsing into
quiet and orderly Territory may be in the fact ths
the commotion and sensation newspapers those that
thved internal strife and blood and murder rumors
rapidly dying out Their business has failed and the
political pnbc have NO further use for them The st
Louis Republican mentions among Others who have left
foa other parts the names of Redpsth Phillips OF the
Tribune, 1hacher, and Hinton of the Emporian News -
~ T. Josrnai Of Q~ansru.
An article originating in the Buffalo Republic and
soscd into the eastern press relative to disease similar
70 the Naonal Hotel epidemic, AT of the principal
Chicago hotels, is without the slightest foundation in
truth
The bronze copy Of Houdon's statue OF Washington
osiered kar the State Oapstoi ut Columba s. c.
oei,ed At Charleston the 5th instant The casting
was laAde at Richmond, Va, at = cost Of $1,000.
The trial OF Joseph J. sinpkns The charge Of
ysg of slaves in connexcn with Rayiss captain Of the
delaware schooner Keziah place in the crcut court
II Petersburg Va last Friday The Jury could not
sgrce, and were discharged
The iron tie for cotton bales weighs one a quarter
pounds more than rope The ties on locks are sold at
i've ceni&, ana The nooP iron al eght ons pound
The cost Cd material for hocping each bale will he
seventy eight cents So announced in Alabama
papers
Nk~@APxs fnorRrxToRs Mr. John Walter, NJ i for
The borough 81 Nottingham. principal proprietor OF the
London Times newspaper holding nneteca shares out
OF the twenty four into which that valuable publication
Is divided The Publisher, who il responsible for all
hf*as, &C. has one share Mr. John Del&ne the editor
has one share and Mrs Csrien mother od Sir Robert
Harden, the present Lord Mayor OF London has three
shares is estimated that each proprietary share is
worth over $40, 900 making the agreeable sum
q $40 600 to s2s0 600 per annum out Of a the shares
Mr. Walters individual receipts from this source may he
averaged at some t700, OV0 year
fcrtyone boxes and fifteen kegs Of silver lesd ore
rom the Cameron Mine IN Spaytanb,<g s. C.. h be
nag slapped from Savannah for Liverpool The mine Lns
pesh worked 70 desh Of seventy 1--WE iei at which
pant the vein Is four and a half feet wide
lhe number Of esa'g~nts who arrived at New York
ani'hg the week ending June 10th e3s making a
loyal q 2s ss4 since january LIST against rs 4sl r the
corresponding period last yesr
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AHORE 10 BE ADMIRED THAN THE RICH

hH OhE ~ be ADMlhED ldAN ihE hlCn-
"a nAasm ever WORN By Kias q EDperrs WHAT Why,
s..s: =: ...s ed ..s1 $1,000 =. :. =. e. re-:
aesk e. sys = svsr . ~ ,sssA = a.s P ss
: sS.. ri = ~ ~ :; A., s = . n
go kakhH cAasua fsst wesd's Asssrve, used
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savsnseu, ssate e1'cacous as wen - AGREEABLE
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aprych G~yledyArtv
welch Newspaper Once street, Apra II, 1853
PHw o J wooD Dear Aeo l
bottle Hair Restorative and whc who
osnciaded try latic thinking the thai
wuid The hair original color but 10 her well
after wess trial. has performed ss wonder
fol the brown the
tcEennx The hair strongly recommend the
CHARLES GARDEN.
NV YoRx, guiy rs 1857.
PRo O j. your
the cfhcacaous article
Hair Restorative hair and whkers which al
white have gradually dark, and Feel conndsut
dsndruG unpleasant chine
man among persons who r~rspre freely j. O. KnBY.
and turning fast becoming bald and had tried
remedies effect commenced your
ill up, and turned former cor (bisk
thus time fy restored 10 us original color heAih and
and cheerfuly recommend All. u.
C~scAso, H., May j, 1857.
The put up bottles large
diuss snd small the small holds half resl for dol
er bostie medium holds per
proportion than the per large
holds quart forty and -
Oh WOOD CO. Proaietors, sl2 Broadway York I'm
New YORK Wire Railing Esashshneni and t karkst
81 IS,as, No.
And 500 BY ~ good Drneg.as and Fancy Good.
May I3-d3m
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board Il Aaa Ferry D csgs rGe tbs Oce d
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fe boat Page leaves he fos Il Seve street
O'Clock Aexxnda where De
Crisnsvile Whine eslphsr Nkis wood
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making and close Msmphts.
Baggage and onsbusa the oce,
O'Clock, q. and 7, p m.
JAMES A. EVANS, Aesss
June lB-D wsrhngtoo