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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-05-25
kDW ARD y, FnASER.

CARPENTER AND BUILDER, AT COATES
- Patchin's old shop, alley opposite Engine
House on Brady street. [apIs
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DLOWSl PLOWS Just RECEIVED
L on eonsigument . hns lot of
JOHN DEER'S
Celebrated 4ollne Flows,
lse Mls BY R.N PRFrTYNAN
aplls<f
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- =. VA. NALL.
4 TTORNEYS AND COUNSEL. .ORs ArrAw
IA and Notaries Public. Once, North vest
eorner Of Brady and SECOND streets, up-stairs-
entrance on Brady street. ip,v aS.a.c
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

~ Notices under this head 10 cents per line
sch insertion, or so cents per week.
EFLORENCE MONEY TAKEN ATPLUM
MER'S Book Store, No. 10, LIE Claire Row.
doc 28.tf
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NE " PkNNSYLvANIA HOUSE.
HORNER OF FOURTH AND IOWA STS
~ Davenport, Iowa. DAVIS / Sons, Proprietors'.
Free Omnibus to and from the oars. Office for
Stages leaving for LeClairs, Princeton. Lyons De-
Witt, Maquoketa, and Anamosa,
Fare One Dollar per day. aue2l-lv
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We notice that our old and popular
fruit dealer, Mr.. Curry. is fitting up the room
on the ferry dock. to be used as a refreshment
stand Heretofore this institution has been
nuisance, but we think Curry will give it .
very different reputation.
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BURTlS RsOUSg,
NORNER OF IOWA AND FIFTH STREETS
~ Davenport, Iowa. mch22dtf
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~ - 70 hLLAIV
DACKERS OF BEEF AND PORK, AND
L Shippers OF Live Stock, 81 Brady Street.
jan lO-dGw
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A TTORNEY AT LAW AND NOTART PUR-
n Lie: OSYicE, No. III up stairs over Smith
Variety Store, corner Of Brady and second streets.
spl6dy
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N6A~oRs0 oETIOU,
Southwest Corner Of Brady 4 Third SITS,
(UP STALR&)
OrPIc1 Houns-From o'clock, 4. H., 70 s. P. Il
mayl.d6 80
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l6. ". PRETTYMAN.
(PoRMERLY BURROWS PRETrYMAH)
CTORAGE, FORWARDING AND COMM.S
y sion Merchant, and Steamboat Agent.
No. 4, nussowss Block, Leves,
ap4-tf DAVENPORT Iowa.
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CnAs. T.. PUTNAM,

A TTORNEY AND COUNSELOR At LAW
n and Notary Public. Office, No. 2S Main
street, Davenport, Iowa. mAyl2dtf
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O0 PUMP MAKERS.-SHOP ON THE AL
IL ley, between Front and Second, and Brady
and Main streets, Davenport, Iowa.
DAVENPORT, March 3O-d3mwtf.
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CARDS..

J. c. PARKER, ND. GRO w. n'CAkN n u
DOCTORS PARK en- Il MCCAIN.
physicians AND SURGEONS. OFFICE.
i No. franklin Block, second aoor, Brady ST.,
between Second and Third, DAveoport, Iowa.
Dr.PARKER's residence, corner 9Th and lie Claire
streets. DR.. Ggo. w. McCARN's residence. east
side of Brady, second door from corner Of sth.
myl7
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COMM E RCIAL
DAVENPORT MARA EFT.
DAILY REPORT.

OFFICE DAILY DENocRAr AND NRws,l
Thuraday Eve., May "a, 1860. (
leather very warm and sulry, with indication:
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TELEGRAPIlIC NEWS.
LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF TITS NoKTH BRIT6N.
4 French ,NATIoNAE Rifle .CoRPs-AF
FAIRS IN ITALY, &c.
reported for the Richmond Dispatch. ]

ST IoaNs. Jhirs a3.-The steamer North
pv,ton, from Galway on thesi3th inst, ar
rived iass night with one weeks later Euro
mean Intelligence.
ghe New York and Jura had arrived out.l
(}srihaldi had held n review OF a,otD troops
st Palermo on the Sd inst
An in,pection of police, near Pale rmo, nay
ing been sssassinated, Oaribaidt nao iss"eu
nrSe lxmation threatening punishment ana
even death against any one rising nEai1st the
former poiice end stating that sPeeiai COM
,-t.x,on has been appointed TO discover these
functi onaries Who oppressel the pe"oie'."
T.be Neapolitan exlles AZ Turin are retnrn-
ing 10 Nspies; .-,;u,
had been ordered 90 Beyrout.
LATEST.
LONDON, llth--pia Qwttns'oirH.-Money Is
abundant
nation of French National Rifle Associa.
tion, under jules Gerard.
PARIS ilih.-The commanders of French
vessels at Syria have been commanded to alb
stain from All intervention, confining them
selves 70 offering refuge on board to ali Chris
tlans needing IL.
Ills rumored that 8sribaldi is S,ill deter
mined TO lay siege to Messina
The Neapuli IAN government has resolved 10
offer The Sicilians the Constitution ofisi2.
The French government had refused 10 de-
uatlonalize the Two steamers purchased Ter
GATibalci,
roMNERC'4La
LIvkk booL, iuB Is -cotfon sa eS steady -
'Sst clotauCns- Ealss ioT iHs week oI w" "a'"N
Mark clpsed with a more healthy tone.
Breadstuts quiet Snc STEADY. Corn has an al
FFncipg tendency. -. -. a..-i., /.
Provisions duli-salss uui nipertaht' fhd pie'''s
quotations barely maintained.
Consols - 695A.
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E0litical,

FvLroN, July 21.-A meeting was held ~
misplace, last ght, &c ratify the nominations
81 douglas and johnson Three name nsF
meetings were held st the same Time, when
were addressed by Hon. Edward MARSHALL, OF
Kentucky: Hon. Sanford +. Church, and Hon
Francis H. SpnoIa. The greaies enthusiasm
ureyaiIed. After the meeting, the Douglas
Clubs had good torchljght procession. Al
least I've thousand people attended The meet
ing.
ytscENNYs, IND, July 2i.-From six 10 ten
thousand people Is sem bled here to- day to hear
Hon Cassius NJ. Clay, Of Kentucky, speak
The meetiI was the largest political gather
ing ever he'd in this section OF the Stale. Ex-
IRA trains were run over the railroads, and the
greatest en- III u~iasm was manifested. One del
e-ation Was beadrd by eight yoke of oxen,
drawing platform. upon which were num-
her OF mrn splitting rails. Speeches were
inr.!e by Judge kltchell ard Nathaniel Usher
ST fouIs, July ol.-Tbe Democracy are
holding an immense mass meeting at the
hpsdq uarters, TO- night, to ratify their nomi-
nations tr Congress, the Legislature, and
county officers.
Mr. Hassaronck, of Cincinnati, and Judge
Trumhull, of Illinois, are addressing Re
publican meeting at Lucas Market to-night.
Mr. Blair has spoken 10 his constituents
every evening this week.
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--.-z--------
NeWk frnfn PiLe's Peak

ST. JosRrH. Mo, July 2l-rhe Pixies Peak
Express Company's coach reached here last
evening with the following summary of news A:
denver CITY, July IA shooting ARRAY
occurred in West Denver, at Cibola Hall, yes
lsrday afternoon. A man by the name OF Har-
rlson shot a Ifulatto named Stark; for apply
ing to him insulting epithets. Siark's wounds
are NOT fatal HarrisDn's course in shooting
Stark is generally justified.
There are reported gold discoveries of mar.
yell6us richness from the west slope OF the
Rooge one hundred miles from the California
Eulc'. Lumps are said TO have been found of
the size of hens egg. The report needs con-
firmation.
There is considerable excitement existing
here i'll regard 10 the United States mail for
this place The letIIng is considered TO be the
sIme as failure, and meeting is called to
adopt measures for relief
At an auction sale yesterday of Denver City
lots and lots in PaTkinSOn's addition, prices
ranged from three TO fifty dollars per lot. All
Oat lots sold high.
Business is duh. Money is tighter, if posi-
bic, than ever before.
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VAN BURsN, Ark, July 2l.-Intelligence
has reached here this evening that the Over
land Mail COACH coming east from California,
met with serious accident at the mountain
pass of the Choctaw nation. The team ran
away, killing one person. ahd seriously injur-
ing several Others and completely wrecking
the coach. The mail, in consequence OF the
accident, will be delayed some .nirty hours
beYLnd lis usual time.
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BY Thos. W keesee, Aaerr,
(Cfffce corner of 18th and Cary streets.l
GALE oF VALUABLE neal ESTArE


~ ON CHURCH HILL, ON FRANKLIN ST -
As Comm ssioner. and by virtue of two DEGREES
January, 1860. by the Circuit Cour Of the City OF
Richmond IN the chancery suit styled Ross rs.
Collier ard els shall proceed to sell. on SAT
URDAI, the 2StH FAY OF July. 1850, at So O'Clock
? NJ ON the premises, that valuable Lot. with
Its improvements, known in tie plan OF the City
of RIchmono as No l49 fir, niing on The south
side OF ankih street at it's intersection It'll 9th
street, 132 feet and running back les feet. The
a. { of brick
TERM or SALE Cash as to 50 much as will pay
he costs # st,.t, fee of counsel expenses of sale
AID commissioners, tire residue Of the purchase
money in two equal Ifstalments. at six and tw elve
mouths, from e. day If sale with Interest there
on from that day the purchaser tn execute his
bonds fo' the credit pa nents, with interest iron,
the da, of lie, aud the title TO he retained until
a conveyance is difec ed by the Court.
CHAS. J BALDWIN. Com'r.
Sale conducted by THos. W KEEsEE Auct
IL
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Movements OF Mr.. OounIas.

SARATOGA, July 2l.--Hon. s. A. Douglas ar
rived here at O'Clock this af ernoon. He was
received at the depot by a large number of his
friends, who, with band of music, accompa-
MED him TO the United States Hotel, where he
made a few remarks. One hundred guns were
fired
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Duel at RInnhy Island.

ST. Louis, Mo, July 2i-A duel was fought
on Bloody Island, opposite this city, to-day,
between Emmett Mcdonald and Sylvan Car
ton. After two shots with rifles, at a distance
of one hundred and fifty feet, some compro-
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FARMS FOR SALE
q 4 n NE y ,EN III 1

xE% SEAT, NEAR TO MANGHtSIf CON
TANNING FORTY. ACRES, FOR SALE
At the requ.st of Mrs. Maria Il Clarke, we are
authorized to Sc, al her beautiful COUNTRY SEAT,
about halt mile from the western limits of Man
chester on the old Brcsing Am Road and NED ris
The bn dngs "n this place are of the most sub
stantlal character, and though needing some re-
pairs, are among the most desirable t. ne found
an. country seat. The land for the most part,
lies well, and there are handsome shade ire, s
around the owelilng, and q most valua BILE spring
surrounded by a tine store bui dug, within an
drsd yards OF the dwelling. Altogether. this is
really most lovely place. The price and terms
Will he beral. Apply tn
IL II &. ID M
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BY ). II. Digges, Auctsr.
By Alex. Nett. Auct.

GROCERIES, KNIT r e, DRY
~ GOODS, &C. Will be sold at auction. at my
store IN TUESDAY, July "a, commencing at 70
o'c OK
10 bbls No 3 Maekerel, IS bbls. Gross He rinss.
Whiskey, BRANDY, Wines. TOBACCO, Cisars. Goa p.
Candies. Crockery, Glassware p docks. 10
Day GOODS A lar lot Cloths, 1assimeres.
Cass,nets, Meriuo Shirts. Drawers, Snspendeis,
gloves, Ready made CT thing, Sboes, Hats, 20.
ALSO
Asmall BOT second hand Furniture: Stoves &c
H0op SKIRTS, saIRT hSA AND bK.awERs.
&c, AT AUCTlON.-Wl III be added to NJ sais
his MORNING.
100 =" MT SHIRTS and DRAWERS.
80 " MtRlNU "a HOSE.
rs sESPENDtRs. rnr.- -.
20 " NECK Ills.
jyA ALEX MOTT, Asss,
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Ff[ects OF the Hentat At. Loni..

ST. LOUIS, July 2l.-There were thirteen
IA TAI cases of sun-stroke here yesterday. in
Guiding Peter Gallagher, q notorious prize
6Fhtpr
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AUCTION 1ALHe,
ny Jas. N. Taylor 4 Son, Auct,s.
VA.gAsIE iMpaYy, D. RxAL Is

VALgABLE lMPROy, D real wx.
SAFE rEAr ~ on I l4.T arp isra STREETS Fo Sa
premises. oa fatRsDAY ,l o ed ia, u e a The
commencing at O'clock r NJ . two yal1aaIs;
ist The ihrss sops B rick fsns men.
on m IS fss. as
Tobacco Alley 80 feet to an alley, and IL nns
rented AZ Sss0 per annnm. - "o"
"a The large Brick Tenement on the east side
OF 18th street. at present occupied b, RicharS
Cauth6rn, ESD, as IN guetion store. Il ironts ~
feet, and runs back Al feet, and is now renting Al
Ths location Of this property. renders it very val
liable for business stands; and we invite psrticu
lar attention OF capitalists and others to this sale
TEAMS OF SALE --One-thfrd casi the ba ance
at 6 aud Y months. for negotiable notes, with m
''tsis added ss'q TSYL5 sFp' c sos Aue.s
:POsrPorLMh nr-ia consequence OF the
was po.iponed until W nDN EeDAY, tbs 18TH day
~ - - ~ J. NJ TAYLOR sor.
DEREMPT0RY sALE TIRE z
AUCTION Will be sold. upon the premises. on
Is 0ssDAp she 18Th day e Jey, spm is
opposite to the Le,sk Street Baptist Church; two
re OF brick and the OTHER ffa-sd. They are well
% fee each, and run back l22 feet to al, alley 70
TkHMs.-ons thiFd. cash; the balance at 4 and Q
j. IS JAS. N. taylor . SON, Auct'rs.
CamM.,S~'OoEk,s SALE OF LAND IN
sloner, app ihtsd nv deeree o. the Circuit on
OF the CITY of Richmona sfoseupeeo. INC a 1n'.
vi CheA. shall proe eed to sell, dFot, the prem
It Il os fKS s 81 IASb
IN H3pover county, d1ielnia- tne lands of =
Bo~les and others, continuing aSost ems hundred
and thirty a1Te3,
TEK2is'- fourtf cash; the balance, at g. IA
and 10 months ti:s purchaser swing bonds, bear
lng rest, for deferred fas nsnts. asd the lille
WASH, Special CCm'r,
JAS. M. TAYLOR & Son. Auct RI j. II
('GMMiSs!0Hs sA.s az VALUa-
~ BILE FFAs EeTATEa-ln. pursuance Of
decree of the Circuit C,f'r. fer s5e county of len
utors and others, the undersigned as : ,Gnn IS
sloners. will offer for sale, on the premises on
FRIDAY the 10th Gay Of August. at q clock
M i, fair II S the the ar DAY RtSsres ,b
Rich Iopd Tstnp 10, tn ee n,Ies from the city OF
Richmond, opposite to She rare res dence of Am
hrose 6utsheson, decea$ed Il Contains one hun
dred ant tH,fts OF which lsscsaIed snd "a d ,hIlh
state OF cultivation, "nd the remainder In wooJ.
There is a large barn anu t-o zee houses on the
premises ana three excellent zoe poIds ON It. ne
improving In agr culture. Posi- ession Will be siven
as soon as the crops ou y mature and can be ga:h
cred; the purchaser to have an opportunit, OF
sOwns wheat or building if he desires,
IkR1r ~oas- third cash balance in one and two
years, bearing interest; title refined until f1tl
pay Inent, and conveya15a e,regte1 by the Court.
4 1s5 s. 7 ah e tj2ss sSSS'' csm,,,;s.,,
II. Nj HCTCHESOE,
Jas. NJ rAyLoA 4 Son, Au6t't. fjy fs-tds
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JoUsE AND LOT on NICHOLSON ST..

uOUsE AND LOT ON NICHOLSON ST..
NOON, aEh inst AZ 5 O'Clock, wIIf s.A on the
PREMISES, toe HOUSE and LOT, on Nlchcts"n st !.
Rocsssts known as paIts OF Lots No. J and 2,
frcntIng 80 feet on ssia Nicholson street, with n
depth JUO 1. 81.
The House is frame baiId,ng, containing six
roesns and Is in fist rate 90 diuon. On the Lot
is a Soll OF most excellent water.
1En aSHe half cash; bslance ON credit OF
months for satisfactory paper. :, c,,ov A..
80 FAaM INNf " KENT COgNIy.s
FOB sAL 3 ne Of fdf sale my ~. Fam Am 8
the YofA aiver Railroad; about ~ mile. from
Tuhstalfs Defot. and ~ miles from SrIk River,
ard s6jo,ns the lands OF DR.. Tazeve Tyler, "A. u.
Mss6s; W m. r.. Ciopt0n ard others.
It contains AIS acres Of land of which 2oo acres
are cleared, and IN high state Of cultivation ~
% Of fine low groundss tins balance is in orig,
mai stoNth Of pine; oak and cedar !; and 1t is
thous ht tiss the wood alone VIII Pay the cost OF
The land is well wsss,ed. and contains an sbsn-
dance of the richest W3t. :,
The BUILDINGS consist Of On excelle' I Dwell
ing. in good repair with SIX rooms and al neces
saTy out houses There is also ms Orchard In
II the above Farm is not sold privately before
: UEsDAY, the oath July it will. on that dss at
II O'Clock NJ. I've sold at public auction. npco NE
premises. Persons wishing TO see it can leave NE
AMI return by the "A oclock tram, Mr.. Mills,
residing on the place. or Mr.. A. q MASON, on the
next farm, vill take pleasure IN showing It.
term. made known on the day OF sale. or BY
applying to ny self In Richmond on Brooke ave-
ddnS rBUsfoS c%TA
P. 8 he above property wal De EXCHANGED Tor
slty property. lie / d2aWtJS Adtos&cVtos
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BY L. 4 G. Is. Da venpor,, Aucrs.

By I. Il G. Is. Davenport, Aucts.
GROCERIES, &C, AT AUCTlON On
VI THURSDAY, 18th July, we will sell, at 10
o'clock. at our Auction store, an asso tmeBt of
CoFFEE and CRUSHED SUGARS,
Western B CON SIDES,
JAVA COFFEE,
CANDLES. SOAP. STARCH,
FRENCH BRANDY,
Old K, Q ana Rsqtlfed WHIsKEY,
Pure M0LAS>ES RUM,
LONDON PORTER and ALE,
GRIM and BLACK TEAS,
CLARET WINE,
COTTON YARNS.
ALSO
400 sides SOLE LEATHER.
ALSO
Pure CHAMPAGNE W me, imported per ships
''Llnwood'' and Village Belle "
-ALSO-
40 casks SPARKLING EDINBURGH ALE, i'm
ported direct. per bark Pioneer"
iERMs.-under Sl08 cash; 500 and over, 4
months credit for approved pa,er.
jy2l /. Il u. b. DAVENPORT, Auct'rs.
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DIssOLUyIONS, 40.

CO.PARTNERSHIP.-Ths undersigned have
Of YANcEY 4 HAskls N, FRI ths puIP9ss. Of
g s AND s sEEEuT fHMtT
and We takea the cominodiogs style No 20
sols. . or 9s 'oSs o and
Barsaminl where thel are now rsceislns large
the, respectfully solicit the attention of their
friends and the public ses sFs " y.ncEy
~ ao-lw w.wIRT HARRISON.
NieSOLUTiON OF co PAkTNEKAHIp.
- The firm pf sEiDEHLlNu q HEINRICH
the dehts. The undersigned will continue to carry
70 see ss ?, s friends and eSis srr and
Richmond. l7,h July. 1860 js 10 6t*
I,U.PAKTNIkSniP. We have this da, as
EAnTHES& aRr BUSINESS, Mr.. Join e. 6.
sSElsoN under s r. stT e rutLEN co.
We are grateful to the public for their
patronage the past twenty years, and solicit con-
''4@aA'' -. 'A' Nc" isTEBBINs & PULLEN.
July !, 1853. jy Its
- elated with taS in the BonT; sH1E and
Trunk K. BUSINESS Ms 4 p9BTkR WhEM
Beng grateful for the patronage have received
r "ast fifteen years, would most respect
FL fully ask for W. T. ". WI TaY IL K"
% 1nlS ii 1ssa jy6-lm
Dis,OLUTIUN OF CO. rANTNERsh..
- The partnership heretofore existing hstsssp
IsS Ssy ths m Of 81
settled sa E RT,Refa's n ~ rS will VII Ii
exec pting sc9 accounts, notes, of 6thef Gis.s 81
NY r. = SPECIALLY assgnsd b; hT1 to scSEPH
Richmond. June soth, l0oJ il s-.s
DISSULUTION.-T The concern of POTTS,
- FARLEY co was dissolved on the both
ss T. the ,ens IF TN npde
" Williams, with the books, accouats, notes &c
will continue the Wholesale Grocery business at
the stand recently occupied b, them, where .het
irons as he rssofore The sts e Of the rm win re-
main unchanged. +. POTTS.
.,.,., -. 100, + ): s. s. h EAREEzL
Richmond, July 2, lss0. w Pts
NftEt4 b bt 8 nalss sf sss;ss g &
ri e' Sty IF q s aon
sF ssSf oab e H It
fully solct SoItnTatlon OF patronage from OUT
and perseverance, hope to merit the liberal patron
age heretofore extended to u.s. p,r,,,.n IN
R. ?: PULLIAN,S
ID. Il. WEIsiGEY.t
Richmond Va, May 10, 1862 nv Ism
NOTWITHSTANDING sold ny toois, stock IN trade
- and good will 10 Mr., GEO SfARREFTs my
friends and customers will please cali on him for
any work they may require.
Very respectfully. VIM. BOWDEN, JR.
PLUMBING, GAs-FITTING, Thinning, &e.,
done In the best manner and with di.pstch. EST.
mates furnished for Buildings Furnaces and
RANGES OF the most approved patterns; always on
hand large and desirable stock from which to Sc
tect. GEO STARkETT,
Belvin's Row. Governor at
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BY Dunlop, Moncure X Co., Aucts.

DORTO RICO AND n. o. SUGAR AT
L AUCTION On FRIDAY, the 27th instant,
eomni5ncins at 10 O'Clock, we will sell at our auc
ton store
1926 hbds. PORTO RICO and N. O. SUGARS. va
Tious marks, ranging from prime to strictly
choice quality.
Terms Under 500. cash over 500. four
months credit, for approved. negotiable paper
EA- Sale without regard to weather, cOmmenc-
ing at 10 o'clock, TO enable dealers 10 atterd the
cargo sale of Rio Coffee, by Messrs. EDMOND, DA-
vENpokr 4 Co.
iY2I DUNLOP. MONCURE & CO, Auets.
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Northern Markets

BALTIMORE, July 23.-Flour steady and quiet
Howard street and OHIO IS Is Wheat closed
steady with sales OF ~ COZ bushels-red 81 2Oal Z:
white 81 3odl65 Corn dull ard heavy = II, xed 62
cts. yellow 63d6i cts whit Ga170 cts Provls
lot & firm Bacon sides he Mess Pork SO; prime
SIS; Rump Sli. Wnlskey active at Gle.
NEW York, July 23-Cottun steady tpiands
mIddling lol. Fi0ur lower-Southern S5.21a6.15 5.
Wheat declined la3c. Corn he tvy. Mess Pork
SIS s0al9 50 Whiskey 2lc. Sugar held higher
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er-sss SIMMER ARRANGEMENT

.H~~H 81 MINER ARRANGE MEN1
4 I f PoFRtTsMoUtTiaf, H SEP
NORFOLn.-T The Steamers GLEN COVE and
CURTIS PECK have bsen put III frst-rate order.
and Will run to the above places
The GLEN COVE, Capt VIM F. CARTER, will
IsaTs tn8 WAR f. hhockes;s tesqia,H every
lngs at6 o'clock, preclsels, and return each alter
nate DAYS, except Sunday. leaving the wharf at
NORFOLK at the same hour, O'Clock A NJ, and
touch at Al of the regular Landings on the river,
gong and returning.
The GU RTTS PECK. Capt T. C. CLIFFORD be-
ing neatly fitted up with berEs will leave the
wharf at Rockets every SATURDAY evening at
6o'clock, and return leavine the wharf at NOR
FOLK every SUNDAY evening at q,Glqcki and
regularly every TUESDAY and THURSDAY
evenings at O'clock and return each alternate
day, at the same hour, o clock
Gong down, the Curtis Peck will touch at City
Point, Wilcox's, Clairmopt, Grove Wharf, Old
mouth, Old Point Rock Wharf, Grove, Dillard's,
Clarmnnt. Wlilcox's, City Point, and arrive at
Richmond about O'Clock, Monday morning.
Passage for the Saturday trip, and return next
evening, meals included, "a SO.
Passage on regular trips. either boat. to Old
Point, Portsmouth or Norfolk. SO Meals-eoua
to any given on any boat-50 cents each
A Freight taken as usual.
ITS r o HASKTNS.
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rs phcx. CAPT g. G. .0ITF"rp. lifted up ~
nest stsIs Tor nsat sr.v:i Y make az ssssrs!cp
; ,: e ss ~ sAHyfkReAta f saFfUfRS
nav EVENING 'thersaf,er durins TIE Vate, int
season leaving the wharf ~ Rockets AZ eslofk
theaee to PORTSMOUTH and NORFOLK, and
return the nsxt evening, MAY, llsaylng Nor
Point. and arrive at Richmond about O'Clock A.
NJ, Monday morning.
PAsssGR for the trip, to Old Point. Ncrf,lk md
Portsmouth. and return, meals included. n ~.
"a No FREreHT TAkRN ON THE EXCukSlON
TRIP. ne I-tsl r, o. HAi KlNS.
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OFFICE ADAMS EXpREss CoMPANY,i

RICHMOND. March 6, 1860. {
SEs% HAVING JUST COMPLETED
a1EfsH new arrangements with the New York
s<r-11x=6 Steamship Company for Express priv
,eges per JAMESTOWN, YORKTOWN, and
ROANOKE, we are now prepared to forward all
kinds of merchandise, in large small packages,
1t greatly reduced rates.
Goods destined for Steamship Express should be
marked.
Our accommodations are ample, and packages
under xpress seal,
For rates of charges anu regular tri-weekly con
tracts, apply to w H TREGO. Agent,
al2 Main street, below 9th.
r1irOa euAI NH 7 70