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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-06-11

III. The greatest amount insured in any one risk,
generally, $4,000.
IL. The greatest amount allowed by the rules Of
the Company to be insured in any Que city,
town or village, is not fixed, being governed by
the character of the buildings and tho facilities
for extinguishing fires.
l3. The greatest amount allowed to be insured in
any one block, is governed by the character Of
the hazard the construction Of the buildings,
with view to avoid undue concentration.
IA. The Act Of Incorporation. The Company was
Incorporated under the General Insurance Law
of the State of New York, and obtained its
Charte, on the 2oth day Of February, 1859, an
ment
A written Instrument under the seal Of this
Company, signed by the President and Secretary,
authorizing any agent to acknowledge service Of
process, for and in behalf Of the Company, as re-
quired by statute, accompanies this statement.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-06-11
To Rent

VTHE /" WORDEN HOUSE" ON THIRD, BE
/ tween Perry and Rock leland streets, snd the
Furniture Of the House for sale ut . Low Egure to
some one who wishes to rent the Same.
Inquire of JAMES GRANT.
aDl10.tf
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-06-11
Livery and Sale Stable.
Frank Kendrick, Proprietor,
Corner Of Perry and "a sts.

CARRIAGES AND VEHICLES,
q - of all descriptions on hand and
ready for service ct ill hours of day
and night.
- Oar horses are we'll known to b
the bsee il this vicinity and our carriages are Of
the latest styles aad best nAnnlhetass.
oetl0 dk
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-06-11
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Pennsylvania Central Railroad
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Tie Capacity Of this load is non equal to aug
IN tie Country.
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CONE ERCiAls.
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N shviIIe Nj r.. X q l.
NAsnyILLE. Ont. lN. 1SGO

t'''' 'bhF, WV W '''N
BACoS.-Shoulders ~ cts; Hams scarce at
0MlO; Clear Sides II from wagons, From
store, hacked, mn advance on these figures.
LARD.-Good Lard, in suitable packages, l24
cents. ,
WHEAT Prime Red and White in demand
ut 81 5O@Sl 70,
FLouR-Dcmund active. Extra SO 5oGg
90 Is, per barrel; Supcrfne So 90; Extra
Family Flour in bngs, ~ 30; Supcrhno 80 w
F0S lbs. These IRE wholesale prices, the re
TAIL figures advance 70 cents b. % lbs, and %
cents per barrel,
Oats. --Shelled oats are worth GO cents per
bushcl, in lots from store; By retail - cent,
Ryc.-NOne in the market
Barley In demand, nj Is cents por btl'hcl,
Corn.-Buycrs arc giving - cents per bush
ri. Retailing from store AZ e'fp9'.
Wbi.ky,-Roctit,d &IGG-2; country brands
GOM75c,
Chccgc.-Eng.,b Dairy 12!@lo. Western
Iron --Tnn.rca-Ba sc; Band "a =.
Horse Shor 81; Noil Hud o.. Boiler, ~ {; She"'
SiM9l. lioop s...gl, 1!I~1uu&- Bar j.c.
Band 6l~t, iCor.. $40. Nn,t Rod E; sheet
5i@G' iioon q"
Nail. IIt.as So $40, .1urs ita
5iEos Sii A,s.' -} 1.3 Tons, md 'rs'r ize
50 80.
Rope -Gne, l-.mjlci Jnte ls.i Cotton
Ea, & u.s ...H, 80 80, Barrel 2.
r.D.a per ul-hul.
aJ-ar We ,uo,. Ia Jl.s. "geiD, ,yn,
Crushed and Powdered 10 l2!c Loaf ago
II cents
H,n,,, st,,k lirlt demand tllr frlInI
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JOHN NJ. SMITH
COMMANDER SALMON AGAIN

tDMM Az DEh N4tLDbN
The albion, the organ Of the English
residents Of New York, has The follow
ing in cXtcnuation Of Commander Sal.
mons conduct:
ain executing ,ae head and front OF
so many offences, the Honduras com
mandant has uuquestionably broken
fuh Cih the British oDicer, aud will he
he'd to a Sccerc reckoning; but no man,
We venture 10 assert, will regret the
manner Of Walkers death more than
the British oGicer himself. His own
honor is not indeed compromised; still
il is sufficiently Notifying that II door
has been opened los Misrepresentation
We are glad that the Albion mas had
the fairness to admit a. much is il has.
First, it allows that the Honduras au-
thOrities have broken faith with Com
maudcr Salmon. Second, that they
will be hcld 10 Il severe reckoning, and
third that no man will regret the man
ncr Of General Walkers death more
than the British officer himself. Time
will tell whether these predictions will
come true. We do not believe they
will, and for these reasons: If common
der Salmon had intended to treat Walk
or, aflcs he surrendered, as he did The
rest ofthc party, why did he at once
place him and Rudler under Specia!
guard and away from the other pris-
1t shows plainly that he medi-
lated some disposition OF them differ
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ent from that conceded to the rest OF
the party, We do not believe that,
had the Honduras authorities been pos
lively and p~crcmptorily told that
Walker must not be harmed, they
would have dared to have done 50, But
it is almost certain that they kAeW that
Salmon secretly dc,i cd Walkers death
and would ACCEPT any plausible excuse
that would release him from tho re
sponsibi.ity Of the atrocious decd, -
Hence his excuse 10 40 to the 3cIize
for further Orders, leaving Walker o.
tcnsibly for tho time being II prisoner
of the Honduras authorities. We do
not doubt that Captain Salmon will
pretend TO greatly re4ret the manner
OF Walkers death, bnt $40 Shall be dis.
appointed il he holds toe honduras
authorities to u severe ~r2c,oninE.' II
! ho shall sail up 10 the lrl%lIlO fort and
blow it ali to pieces aId turn around
Ull resign bis commission in the Brit.
i>h navy, we may ta.u believe that he
reo y doe regret, ala d.. not intend
to layl Walker shots DuC nothing short
OF .DIs ssh, vooej..o N, no, lHis mar
d.'u' UtO&rr "ro " secretly wluNau
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NO. tol, HCW IOlh,
having secured their novel and ingenious invention by
Amer lean and EurupcdJi patents, are fully prepared IL
execute all orders Tor
Miniature LIkencases Of Persons on China,
prescrting all the attractive and alyantas eous feature.
Ui u. dnaty photographs, ,hc brillianCy and finish OF q
watercUlOr dra vim, aida hitherto unattaincd quality
OF durability, by DeHg rendered as impcTish1De rs tuG
natural properties 1.-THE articles upon which They arc
transferred.
As the patented process of the Company enables the
rep UduLtUn Of .HutOgraI Ia, not only on pain surfaces
bii upon such asare round or ofany degree orirIegu'ar
iy-p portraits CanI reproduced NIth laultiess accuTs
cy, aud deitcacy of delireation, upon Porcelain Wares Of
any description and iiEensiOn used as articles OF iuxu
~ % 0i household utility, such as
Urns, Vases. Breakfast Cups, Toilet Articles,
t ereby securing faithful portraits, AID furnishes a uni
que and exquisite sts!" o. urIau cnl1t'On OF articles IN
domestic use.
In onleI to m'uin ncli,ic~ for til, sr1tiGci'ion of
the popular taste, aub To meet tine wants Of these pat
,ons OF the Fine ,Tts dcsiIOus OF having Portraits ou
Porcelain, the Company nave imported from Europe a
collection OF superior porcelain gUOls, Manufactured tO
tneir own order, WITCH they sell at cost prices
rs the tmeric"n Company auc ownes Of the patent
right, aud consetueuily III, only persons authorized to
use the process, they have determined, in order to
Afford people in every section Of the Union
an opportunity to possess
Portraits on China,
to make the hliowing proposition to
Residents in the Country. who are unable to
visit personally tho Atalier and Gal
ieries in New York.
Persons sending a photograph, ambrotypc or iagaer
rcotype ~ the Office ofihs Company IN New York, &C
C%Onpan!Cd by
Five Dollar.
will receive in return by express. free Of other charge,
A richly ornamenicd Breakfast Cup and sau-
Ger, with the portrait transferred thereon.
By transmitting a dlperreotyFe aud
Ten Dollars.
they will secure Ia like manner,
\ handsome French Vase, or Toilet Article.
with the portrait reproduced By ths patented process.
by sen ing a pair o. daguerreotyP pes and
Fifteen Dollars,
they will receive in return
y pair OF rich Scyres Vases,
with The portraits executed equhi to miniature raint.
ings; and. in like maBBei. PORTALS Can be reproIceed
on porcelain wares or
Vases of every quality offinish,
RAGING ia pIices ION
Twenty 20 One Hundred Dollars the Pair.
n R.-Be particular 10 wr' Jog the address, town,
county and state distinctly.
srAl letters TO he sddresseit to
Manager, IN. Phetsgrl phic Portslsin Co."
si, Brvsdv1y, Ery York.
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State Of Tennessee.

". v, HT02oIioN, A7M'T, &C.,
Green Bfylyl.on, ct. as.
On motion of compliments, and it appearing
to the satiiacton Of the Clort & Master that
A. j, Bra2olton is Il non resident of the State
of Tennessee, 50 that the ordinary process of
the law cannot deserved upon him.
VI is therefore ordered that publication be
made for four consecutive weekstin tho Home
journal newspaper published in Winches-
ter. Tenn. requiring said non resident person.
ally to be p dNppcar before the Clerk " Mas
ter, on o" before Wednesday after the third
Monday in February, 1861, and plead and an
awer or domur to said Bill, or the same will DO
taken for confessed and set for hearing OK parte
as TO him. II. K. ESrILL, @. s. NJ,
scp2 t-&2
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without confidence, friendship is but
a mockery, and social intercourse a war
in disguise.
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Mrs. Darlington says the Ohio river
must have a very long face, for Ike
reads in his geography that it is 1900
miles from its head to its mouth.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1860-10-18

A countryman who saw for the first
time a hoop skirt hanging a. II door,
called to ask What bird they kent in
that cagc!'
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1860-10-18
rnn rNLNN IS DISSOLVED.

,''' y,,.,n A,d ,s certainly IA
o''S 'n' n,t,d finn, flint
Tue '.'',' U,nr,n ,;0 moye
,,,r ,. in ou,pdam
,.,., 80, hol;nvc thot
..WI.. clcc,cd by the people Of
'''. ami r,o o,oc,iop o., Lincoln
'r.,. ,,1..o,iou, with all It's
"''' ,.u.,, ~. ,re sc,reJ intoa
,'',''', ,.n.I',.' oIo,,ion-or that we
,'l.. ,,,i,Jc r,r fine benefit
'''' .t,,d co neutral
''' = ,,,,, ,orlirso ARE con.
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From Texas.
BLUFF SPRINGS, near Austin, Tex,
September 28d, 1860,
Mr.. W. J. SLATER -

September 28d, 1860
Mr., W. j, SLATER -
DEAR Sra; My attention has been
drawn to day to IN article in the Home
Jocrnal of Aug, 9th, headed "a gloom
over Texas" which was taken from
the n, y. Delta.
The writer say no state has suffered
y o much from the llouJh Il, TeNis,--
That may all be true, IA ! am not aware
Of the extent Of the drouth in other
portions Of the country, lie then says
that rich State will not produce enough
grain 10 supply the demand o. their
own people, Il d actual famine IL fear
cd in some portion Of the country
Mr., Editor, that Is cai"I,nnd to
alarm the old women, and discourage
the handsome young ladies .. Franklin
and adjoining counties, Alarm the
old ladies, from the fact that many in
that county have chiid'eU ~Hp nave
coilo To Texas, VINO .eil TIE aus o,
plenty, aud the thoughts p' fuIo.II.
this county III d" rn..rtl ...N.lu-
.Ur brcad-NJu.I IuaD. .pI..'.."a t.'
py; the young LADIES' discouraged,
why? Because for the last few years
than, Ius ham a b,;,l or ,r,,ln n, nth,
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1860-10-18

1t is fair TO suppose that every to
bacconist is up to snuff.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1860-10-18

Receipt for making panialoons last
Make the coat and vest first.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1860-10-18

a pleasant aud cheerful mind some.
Tunes grows upon an old and worn out
body, like mistletoe on dead tree.
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date nc nldwin& Co ).


ui Jts
( on il XII. Is & /
We 40. .n~i.r-i.u ned Merchants ofde CITY
oi ,H4l...tyn. s. g. encouraged ~ the in
crrurya va.r,uugr r|,raiyoi last Spring. and Dy
Ia. Insurance. ,Da. h .yar achrd u, from all
sections q, .oa ao.,h au, SoutiWyat that our
IuoI- ',yr uo.I sI.j advent g,.Usiy, and
composed sugg, ely Win those bought in
New iorE and y.,ng lvrluern Giles, and ba-
licying tina. being ,uuDa iuithul to the pied
grs, made in our irrII.r Card. We will rec. i've
still greater patronage, have prepared oursYl-
YES iora largely increased Fa.l business.
Our Importers and Jobbars Of Foreign MGR
chandize have all been roprc'onteu in the mar
kets of Europe, this Spriuy and Summer, either
by members Of their respective firms, or by
Agents fully competent to select goods for the
Southern trade. They have bought for cash
or it, equivalent. and their selections will form
full and attractive stocks for the inspection of
the interior merchant. Oar facilities for OBJ
tainiu" Domestic foods direct from the mana
factories, are unsurpassed by the merchants of
any city in the Union.
We, therefore, coliil ntly invite you 10 in
spcct our Fail Stock o. Foreign and Domestic
Goods, feeling assured that all who may 10 so,
without prciuiic', will make their purchases in
this market. Our Stocks will be complete
early in August, when we will be pleased TO
receive the visits of our old ard nav mcrcan-
tile friends.
DRY Goods.
Gilliland, Howell d Co; Johnston. Crews
& Co; Chamberlain, Miller < Co; John G.
Nilnor & Co: Naylcr, smith * Co: Hyatt.
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NEW MUSIC! NEW MUSIC!L
PUBLISHED By
NJ MILLER 4 BEACH NJ.
No, 10, n. CAarlas Street, Baltimore, Nd.


PLANO S0aGs, PRICE.
tEycr Of thee IN foplly dreaming,
Foley
The Sou,h-A Patriotic Song. Prist........25
Moonbrmns, Mrs Byrne............-...25
Still in my dreams thou'r IT near. Foley Hall.25
lis the last rose Of summer; l or 2voices.. ...25
*Old Blaniord Church. Thou prt crumbling
to the DUST Prist.""..".."..........25
Trust in Film. (Sacrcd) Stevenson .,.........,25
PIASo PIECES.
Happy Couple Scottish. Magnider. ......35
Istella Polka. stewart
*WarbIing Polka. Lentz.
Thoughts orIloma, Revert, Krummacner. 80
WmblinGs at Eve. Romance. Richards. . 80
%Cloycr Dlla Scottish Lcntz.........,.....3S
brilliant Pre.ldys in all the Keys.
These Pr,,udcs are intended to meet a
long AMI often expressed wish, being
short Musical Phrases, they will soon
impress themselves en- the merry. | 90
Short lntcrludes or Symphonies for Melo-
deon, of mod 2rutnly difficulty. j.
80
@jEmboI!i.hnd with handsome yigncttcs.
Music forwarded per mail, free Of postage,
on receip. OF Noaey or Post stamps.
A liberal Discount to Dealers, Booksellers,
Teachers and Sruinaries.
No matter whore II piece is published, it can
be had on application to us.
NJ. & rs catalogues neutrality-suspicious..
Scpt2I-ly.
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1t is the opinion of the doctor that
the lawyer gets his living by plumber,
while the lawyer thinks the doctor
gets his by 'pillage'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-02
Mnrkets. RepOrted BIZ TeleRraph.

ALBANY Aug l-FLouR more active; Common to Extra
State, Goa IS rs, Common to good W,sen t5G rs 90
Gen, 30 5Oa u.s. WHEAT saies small 10. White In
diana g. AID lot New Mpdrrruiaa at al p. OAr
sale. u W. bush end rSsc tor snad Western
,icrs ON sles ~ U bush Western Mixed ahoIG
and IN osd 81. aOc Near load OF Western MALT was
UsNK6o Aug duh but unchau ged with small sales
al Is state. WHEAT market better, bat quiet
bush. hea Ohio OF IS CoRN held 54dS4ic
sc. flour &c. Wheat, ic. Coru New ork Lake
1850 bush Com. Canal EXPORTS LOCO bols Flour
Ia, bu,h. " heat, 20, 200 bush Corn.
BAL1NORE, Aug l-rLoUR hrIn and advanced 2lc City
Mile std on ard street IS 3 WHEAT active and hTm Red
sl qG FL 80; Witt 81 3U0al 20 CORN brner Yellow,
zee White $50 tOc, Sn advance. Provisions quiet and
CINCINNATI Aug i-fIoUE Il ady. WHEAT closed with 80
seyenobg tendency. WHISKY declined to l6.e PROVISIONS
sI8 t6Qsis rs. The MosEY M,RkEr eontiuuss easy.
CHc.GO Aug -FLUuK oul aud ndins downward WHHar
Gu bg:h sS OSs sgns ,. sts a o. . 49,, .t:
OH RICE pls: 500 bbs louI, 1900 bush Wheat 61
lash Com 40 bush Oats. SHIPMENTS leo OILS FLOAT 80 00
tush Nlsst 1850 bush Corn 500 rush Oats FRRlaars
ioik u cent penium.
NV UhIIAKs, July 81 -Co1rOs Arm; sales day 800
cLs gtd sss three days o baes receipts do 40 b..
against 40 bses time last receipts ahe ad Of last year
bales; ,eps u all Southern pors last
,b baes; receipts OF crop 70 date AZ bios asag
IT, idtle fof sif TO fully fair ToBAcco hm Lu2lc CoRS
White sontbein 5oo3sci White 7oto. FREIGars aud Es
GRANGE unchanged.
NV OKLEAAs Aug l-CorroS unchanged sales to-day DO
bales lOUK uu at rs tOd rs So WHISKY ia, FAKear
Cotton Liverpool ID The rest Of the unch snged
PHIIArEnHIA Aug l-fLoUk dull, supeInne IS i2i0
sl2 SIl WHEr advance So sses 100 b,h Red 81 Is
81 g5i White FL @0+l 10. CoRs advanced 10 sales 900
Yellow at tec. wnlsxr dull 1t Fl! t22c,
mand ,ass of 800 bbs - 10 for state 81 1SSs for
eIa Wisconsin and lVtao $SGs3S foT sxrs lga.ssa aaa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-02

In Reamshp 5yic,, from LirerpooI-A MeLsnhn H. w. 4.
Moi r. ho,.r lease Jo, les g. l.. Hsbersh.m. and w.
Bsbsbs MIR aud Mrs John r. Deslin Mise Devho sad ser-
want snd d. ylio jr. Henry Thomas Monis Arnold,
air and Mr. Ira Dmock Mr. Rae aud brother Mrs. and Ms
nae Joe McAvsrdo Jnss De Ognsza Jerome Napoleon
BoDspsre Rei,ont Morgan, DAeosta Soar.z Chariie
L. Ript,r A. Pos Ia Tore aud r. de 10 Tore h.
Dunou Edaard paI xpger Geo W.deiss. Mr. snd Mrs.
JOSEF EUi~ m John krskel NJ UNeill Mr.. and Mrs yso
Johnson Thomas r. Dfnsnore. Francis H.ss- ndenbis,
\. p. Cisccio. y q. Hsvil-Dd @. CopemaD-Total so
Ia Ee0mshp Tevt mia r Bonbny9, Havye and Souna1p-
tEDon bacis dy sId child Don Csos bun de lie ognea-
inn mrs Ma d. Is Mercedes de Meadine. Etss r.
ilsen Mrs and Mis- NieDeyor, two Misses sieber,
Festorozx snd lady, Carl Hsuser Miss MathIde Meyer,
Jacob Bot NJ. KbehbsUm Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph Fssaoach
koseI thai NJ Hsrtsl jos A. Lemle Emanuel Marquis
A9dleas Baeh H. FeD; H. slocu@b W. Lamb q. Ae3a-
beBrr lady and children, r. o. Nelson and edy j. Mo-
.r PuvpImsnn Francis Hanz, Cornelius V.rhulst jules
Bsnbo mer Mrs Hermann an four children, Mrs Ames
teDnng Cba Linn John Vogel and LADY, hiss NJ 'ose MAJ
ter Nogel Total, lib.
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Passenger Arrived

In stam'ap Illinois. from scWIdmpoa and Horre-ai. C.
Ayes Cbas Fourier Chas 0aeusen Mrs Chsnyire, Hat
PruJhomne Roberts " Rsns,n Z. r Joonst ,ne,
Mrs, Jam. h. wins Mr.. King c Or G Adams, NE rSi-
Ign an Miss Sophie ksl Mise EIi.e KALI Henry Kohn, Mr.
koeinsbsIg ALtn Vricmsn and brother Langenbach, E
fs,Ic lis Erlepsin Z. Sch cd and daughter Hook and
vile Miss Adslnsn, Steiner, Hole Pauline Dieges Miss
sigmund hist ksmnsn,eia and chid Mr. Abr-cb Miss
aihrecbt Schupk brother seier, ). bsfsogol Cs
Slendrl and ,hildrrn Louie Zimmerman and child, =.
Eck W: MO,.r, Anna Beta Fslrr Ku.h add sister L.
H.itz j. Tol.r St-gr Miss bier. J. MaDehea, James
KLhn Gu-y r. Beichoy and brother Psnlpe MULLER,
tsl O.bipg Miss -brT bedrmsn and three children,
John Fst.c tire. blden John Schwarr BUhne Je Job
le sctuarbuh {. lob nde Flag Anna schs add ais
ter SO tier O-,tr-icher Miss schotmu Ia N-a-
man, ZoIn and children. Boh, sipps, Gee koh
liub.r NJ k-inan manned wife and thre~ csilsren J.
p E Ot.o GIr,z Baum. schopp, Dortb-a Il. Cs.es
Hon oegur and Ann Bssg @. Hess ImbeIg, Rry g.
Lr,z Loilot La sio p. Enrich Pauline Halter, uino
Fi,sbpr. Clara Koch y. Wber sauer sca.gfae, Mr..
PHI ipin and chd J. Conrad l. Kotn Miss Bolmsmz, H.
Mocbsl c Schmidt J. HsmuioLt, c. Lambssse oDpuict
ard nily j. CroDn and brot r. Woods MIRA " ds
Mise v oodr, r. " oods Ed Woods -
In schr Peea from Be,~ndo-Fsser NJ. Cooper iy sndz
81 ldi.n VIM Hodson and Mr., John Williams and
dsbtLer Th yurs aud s,er Edgar GeneItys, .lonso
Met sy, LoniI Bull Master Jones, John n King Georss
Aoun
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-02
rived.

Steamship Great Eaten tBr Hail. from eIcsrslOa
tO,sve Nay ps'sd Case Garden q, sa 49, I'm H., 70
md- sld to iei Tonsnce Arrived Oh the Battery At
Slip Charles Davenport IF BETH Kelly, Liverpool days,
eos,sto heS. YorA Gas npsnyi July ~ 1T a. ion q ~
Jon - 3D. spoke shp sbatauck of bo"donham o1asd, from
Slip Doress Prince. Meade Liverpool June 49, mdse to
July exp so from w 70 n. W. 9Th hea,y
IT, Ia q "a lon s. o. .pose bark Ii BroOkmsn from Cardiff
e kswA . % day out Iny = Il a. .ss Sn 10 % ~ ptse
lett seonan EddlD Me- fen overheard aud lost
Brh Fowler, Hill'bOro, N s., Is days. plaster
Fris Industry d. Liverpool y 81 Hood N.saabsPR
lon spoke big Queen victOlis, frm baltimore for sarba'
scir Peerless Doe Bermuda July a. ballast to N Call
Fn H. lat 7 Ion. 90 90 spoke bark ca'eO, hence fer
ii is sySnsse Di. ROndout coal, ss Buekspot
schI Coos lOi Provnes,oSpl spaIa ise%fi Jay no.
i LAX, r. ,Slss for SeS.YcGs, i7tn.
scbr. Joseph fi,h Begnore, Rondout coal for Boston.
sclr Ab,, Cotton Columbia 10 days lumber to T. Talbot
scr Samuel Glln CrOweu BO.ton days, ude to s. w.
schr " H. sheldon, White, Providence days
scLr. Jane'M. brsinsrd, Smith Portland days.
scrs. :. BuekiDsn'@, skinny Portland days stone.
scLr En.n Ha,t, Bottom days lion to Woodruff Robin
schr Ocean He,d Clifford Calais days lamber to Simpson
schI Royal Oak Benson Calais days lumber Board.
Schr. Venoo, Cls.son Providence days, In ballast
ScbI, J. Lane, Coob. say brook days
schf Iimsg-, Cole Bo,ton. mdse, for Albany .u
S,lr. John g. q houn. Case Boston md.e for Albany.
Melon Hars beIse Boston, md-ei for Albany
SthT Elizabeth Mo ton, Boston mdsc. for Albany.
Sch. Nelson Hall n vey Portland days, stone
Schr > C1ris Ni,ksTlon Portland days ballast
Schr. Whittier Fisbi-, Taunton dsys
shr Marcia C. Day, Chase L,erpool June y md Walsh,
haze July lat u.s. lou 80 20 passedshP Nate Hun
s,br Mary Mei,hOu Swift South River N moulding ssna
fer East boston. -.
Scbr } b and T.. l., -, Virginia, wood
Srtr ldsho ClIstan Bangor days lumber 70 master
s hr s,cor Chase Bangor days lumber to T. NJ Mayhem
&to
sehr A. Psncost @. Wheaton, Phinney, Troy hon for
NHehsm
schr wN,ei man, Tracy IB1abethpor coal for Salem.
S,hr ED,oy, Low. Cheiry 6eo days lumber master.
Sthr Aloe BI Martin hinudis, B.. 10 days stSrs oPL-
Ne,ius Son.
Steamer boston Cscser Philadelphia and Cape May rnd'e
and pass TO Perkins.
Steiner Josephine, Green Philadelphia, mase. Lopez
kbkp,trck.
Steamer westches,er Jones Providence Ddse to i''ss
0d.n
steauer Mas Niehol, Philadelphia mdse to J. s sss
Steamer Novelty. SHAW, Poiadeiphia, mdss toJ &N .a
Steamship africa tBrl for Liverpool '''
steap ship Teu,onis QIsm J. for Hspburs ard p''''
cry = l2 D. n a, %, yor,Ik 40
ste, sbiIs e for Aspinwa md Roam Re- lame. Ad,.r
Aso steamships licnunls (Tewh hs'A"'
Clreston -. Cu.s "a
PEIow-ship Arc.Ie fom -, 70 LS"'en'''
Also ship hal ing fl, M Havana 80 ., " very ll,ht
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-02
MARINE JOURNAL.
POAT OF NETWORK.


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lewis Co. Mu lissoba Higgins Mobile ven Brunt sssht
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Sloops-Harv,st aoTv h Bristol master Southport, Glsd
win N.w.Hayen, hester.