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Law pMrllAesship.

Law Parlmes ship.
JNo. p. COOK. J. WILSON DRURY.
COOK l. DRUHY,
Successors to Cool, DIlon d Lirdky.
\XIE HAVE FORMED PARTNERSHIP
w for the practice of the Law. to which We
shall devote our personal attention.
March 5, 1860. COOK / ORURY.
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OEUWUE =. HtUDWEu.1,
A TTORNEY AT LAW AND NOTART PUR-
n LtO. OSrfcs, No. l. .(up stairs1over Smith's
Varsity store, corner of Brady and second streets.
apl6 dly
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North Carolina Legi>1atuTe.


North Carolina Legislature.
PErARsBuRG, Va Nov. 2D.
The North Csroiins L gisature organic d
Yesterday w ). Dor,ch, Of Wayne eonnt, ,
was elected Speaker Of the House and Il. l.
Clark. Of Edgerton, Speaker Of the Senate
Ih 70 WAS No exctetn@Bt.
From Mexico.
Nsw OHIEANs, Nov 20.
Advices from Vera Cruz oi0 Havana. state
tks. Miramon has resigned and been succeeded
by R"bbs
TIE revouiionists had evacuated Pu-bls.
There was great alarm At the Capitol.
Steamer News.
NEW YORK, Nov. 90
The steamsh Giasgow from i,srpool Oh
the 7th via Gu. ensto~ q 8tl,, is belO~.
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CHAs. =. PJrNAk. JOaH y. RO0BRe.
~ NAM 4 ROC EHS.
A TTORNkYS AND DCOUNSELORS AT LAW.
n OPvIcK, Davenport Block, No. 20, Main st.,
6econd Floor. jun7-dH
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JOHN e. BILLS.
A TTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW
~ and Notary Public.
Ovrlos-Dsvenport's Block, Davenport, Iswa.
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HRANE PLUMBR. GEO. y. VAN HOSBM
PLUMER 4 VAN HOSEN.

A TTORNEYs AND COCNSELORS AT LAW
n and Notariss Public. Alss, agents for the
Charter Oak City Fire Insurance Co., Hartford
Conn.,, Capital, $500, 900; City Fire Insurance Co.
New Haven, Conn.,, Capital. $50o,O40.
Office in LeClaire Block, Davenport. SEPT
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,. y. srswARf. jams ABnosnoNe.
Is STEWART 4 ARMSTRONGs, 4
4 rTORNEYS At Law AND NOTARIHS
PuBLfc. OrrIcs-Nichelis' Block, ( up stsiss)
Second street, Davenport, Iowa. octS-tf
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CLINTON HOUSE,
HORNER OF CLINTON AND COLLEGE
~ stress, lows City, Iowa. J. rsuspslt. tso-
pristor. suE9l -dM.
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JUST RECE EIVED!
The New Patent Kerosene LamDs,
AND THg DEsr
HeroOo11o OIL
YoR eALB DY
n. n. boo LITTLE
AT SICKLES' HARDWARE STORE,
on BRADY, BsLow 2ND srREsr.
FOld lamps altered and warranted to give
satisfaction. v-du

IME GREAT kNGLi3a REM.bY.
SIR JAMES CLARKt'3
CelebrM ed Female Pills.
Protcc.ed BY Royal Letters Pa.cnt.
Prepared fro~ a prescription Of Sir J. Clarke, n.
D., Physscsan Extvaordinavy TO aAo Queen.
This invaluable medicine is unfailing in the
cure Of al these painful AM dam epous disc ,ses
to which the female Constitution is subject. II
modet stes al excess and remove oil ol structions,
and speedy cure may be re'ied on.
TO MARRIED. LADIES
it 10 peculiarly suit.d. Il will in . short time.
bring on the monthly peri.d with regularity.
Ea,h bott e,price One Dollar, bears the Govern
mont stamp Of Great Britain. to prevent co D.
terfei,s.
CAUTION.
These Pills .hosid n BE- 'aken BY females dur
ing tie FIRST THREE NONTHSaf prey"dney.
az they are snre to brig on A.sca.rvege, bUs "
asy xAer .isse they are sate.
Ia all cases Of Nervous AMI Spinal Affections,
PIN 10 tho Back and Limbs. Fatigue on slight
exertion, Palbisaiion the heart. tlys'erics and
Whites. these Pulls will effect cure when ali 9th
er u,ea~s have failei; and although = pave ful
vem-dy, d not contain r.n, cslnmci an.lmdnv, 0s
any hing hussiui to the conss,tu'i"D. + GN
Full direct.0ns in The ptnp1lst around each
package. vh,ch s1ouid be carefully preserved.
s fole Agsss for the Cuit.d states aud aAda,
JOB NOSES, Late !. c. B.ldyinA CO..
Koch ester. N Y
ST. 90 snd 8 postage stamre snriosrd to
ssy, auth, MS d, gent will insu.s . bott.s, sou
u ming 80 pills, by r.turn Gsil. Iv &ss
Scd by all DrugSlsu in Dayspport and elss
where. novsdAw'y
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CARDS.


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.. v. srsvAKr. JAAas ABnssnose
STEWART 4 ARMSTRONG, 4
"a 4 rTORNEYs AT Law AND NOTARIHs
4 PusLrc. OySIcs-Nichells' Bloch, ( ap stsiss) }
Second street, Davenport, Iowa. oct3-tf
CLINTON HOUSE,
IORNER OF CLINTON AND COLLEGE
~ stress, Iowa City, iows. J. rsCspsit, rso-
pristor. sugsl -dM.
HAWKEYE eToRE.
JACOB WEAVER, IT,.
COMMISSION MERCHANT,
~ 90 Brady Street, corner OF Third,
jyls-dt' DAvsSrosT. Iowa.
IGNATIUS LANCER,
DHYSICTAN, SURGEON 4 ACCOUCHEUR
i OvvI0a a-s'outh esst corner Of Brady and Sec-
end streets. Ofacs hours from Z TO 3 4. NJ. and
toSP.M. june27-n
GAME RON 4 WBDDWINGT0N.
IJOU5E PAINTERS AND GLAZIERS
IL No. 9, East Third street, Davenport, Iowa,
Piaia AMI Decorative Paper Hangers, Grsiners,
larbl RS and Sign Writers.
Messrs. G. 4 w. having had upwards Of twenty
years. experience in the business, guarantee sat-
isfaction TO all parties entrusting work TO them.
tePapo' Hanging in every style, from COM
mon Drown PaPoI W wv AHo's 0As""'eSo ~0S"'~
N. b. Whitening and Wall Coloring. ljs1e dsm
cnAs. :. PUrsAk. JoaS y. RoosRs.
Putnam 4 ROGERS.
A TTORNkYS AND DCOUNSELORS AT LAW.
IA OPvIcK, Dsvsnport Block, No. 70, Main st.,
Second Floor. jun7 7-dtf
0EOW0E z. nUBwELL.
A TTORNEY AT LAW AND EOTARf PUR-
"A LtO. Ovrtcs. No. l.(up stairs1over Smiths
spl6 6dly
JOHN N. CRAWFORD,
A TTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT Law,
n AMI NotaryPubl
OrvIoE-Nickolrs Block, up-stairs. jan20
AUSTIN CORBIN. GEO. .. c. DOW. 8. \. BROWN.
= GONBIN, DOW BHOWN,
A TTORNEYS AND COUNSELORS 1T LAW,
IA aud Not,rics Public.
=. :. Ba0wS, United states Commissioner.
OsvlCg-At Mackiot h Corbin's Exchange Of
nee, Davenport, Iowa. nsr3-n
J. A. REID, M. d.,
DHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. OFFICE
L No. Is, corner Main ani Third streets, Dsv-
enport, Iowa
DR.. REID can bs consulted at his o6ice At all
bours Of tho day and night, unless professionally
engaged. sspt2s
Il. N. PREITYMAN,
(vORMgRLY BURROWS l. PRErrYnAN.)
CsTORAGE, FORWARDING AND COMMlS-
y sion Merchant, and Steamboat Agent.
No. 1, Bussew's sslock Lsvss,
apll.tfl DAv.NroRr, Iowa.
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BIZ James M. Taylor & Son, Auct's.
INCHES

VALUABLE FARM AND MILLINCHES-
TERFIELD COUNTY. SEVEN MILES
SOUTHW EST OF THE TOWN OF MAN
G GH6ss T3SEThHR NTH sT3Ek
HOLD AND KITCHEN FURNI rURE, &c, AT
TUESDAY, the 4th day of September, commenc-
ing at IL O'Clock A. M, the valuable FARM. lying
seven miles southwest OF the town of Nj anchester,
south side of the Manchester Turnpike, on POGO
shock Creek, in the county of Cheste field, and
now occupied by Mrs. Sarah A. FOrlone.
1t contains $50 acres. one half OF which standing
IN original growth of oak and pine from 80 to 60
acres Of rich creek flats, and one of the best
meadows in the county, which produces q large
quantity of hay.
The improvements are good dwelling house,
in good order, suitable for large family good ap-
pie orchard, under good fence, divided in three
shifts, lies well, and has running water in every
of water convenient to all of the houses
The MILL has substantial stone dam, and is
IN good order
1t is deemed useless to give further description
of the land, 1t is presumed those wishing to pur-
chase will view the premises. Possession will be
given IN time to seed crop of wheat in the Fall,
and full possession by LIST January, 1861, sooner
Will nave 1t shown to any person who may wish to
see II.
After the sale of the farm, Will he sold the entire
Stock, consisting of Horses, Mules, Cows, &c
Crops, Farming Implements, Household and
Kitchen Furniture, &C.
Terms OF SALR.-For the real estate, one fourth
cash; the balance at /. and years, for bonds
the personal property All sums of 40 and under
cash over that amount, months credit, for ap
proved negotiable notes, with interest added.
jy26 JAS. M. TAYLOR Il SON. Aucts.
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IT,. SUMMER ARRANGEMFNT
JAMES RIVER EOR on 1

>H - ~ N AnnAN6EMENT
Ez0H JAMES RIyER FOB OLD
CURTIS PECK have been put in 6rst. rate ordsr Ter
The GLEN COVE. Cart. Wx. F. CARTER. will
MONDAY, wfE.bNFsDAY and Friday Friday morn norm
ings at O'Clock precisely, and return each alter
nhte days, except Sunday, leaving the wharf al
NORFOLK at the same hour, O'Clock A. n, and
touch at all of the regular Landings on the river,
golns and M E pT W. -.
Ing neatly fitted up With bsrths Wi leave The
POLK every SUNDAY evening at 1 O'clock, and
day, At the same hour, o clock,
yoing down. the Curtis Peck viii touch at City
PP0 0nt' p, nS0a C,Sisnont Grove Wharf, Old
mouth, Old Point, Rock Wharf, Grove. 6ilIaId'x
Clalrmont, Willcox's, City Point, and arrive Il
RICHMOND about o'clock. Monday morning.
Passage for the Saturday trip, and return next
evening, meals included, SlE0.
Passage ON regular trips, slthsr boat. to Old
Point. Portsmouth or Norfolk, 50. Meals-eaual
to any given on any b0at-60 csnts each.
~ Freight taken a. usual
jea-ts r. q. HASKiNS.
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BY 10. b. Lyme, Auct'r.
VALUABLE Farm ~ HENRICO c.

J y = y a SihEs From RlSHa5sS; On III ri:
AUG rION: - will sell at public suction. on the
10th day Of September, of tsir; if not the next
sr dvy FART
abnve containing 40 acres, about half cleared and
"a good heart, as the growing crops indicate. The
L. adjoins the farms known as Auburn and Rural
Shades. Its proximity to Richmond renders II
and from the high price of vegetables Il would
doubtless bs very profitable as market garden
dsncs with four rooms. and the usual out build
!ngs, and q WEI of the best water IN the yard
The location is perfectly healthy and the society
very good Persons who desire easant gtua-
ton, within faw rutes' ride to the city of Rich
monds are invited to view the premises before the
siding on the premises Any farther information
can be had upon application to
au N-dtds ONCE Metropolitan Hail.
A vALUABi r Little FARM FOR
"A sALE-l shall, on the sist August next, offer
Ss sale, !, e n the highest bidder; valuable
side. on the Charles CITY road. FIVE miles below
Richmond; adjoining the lands Of Mira. Burn. p.
well sdapted to the growth of vegetables; and il
oelns near the city, makes II valuable;
months, interest added, and secured BY q trust
ing crop Of Corn Also. my stock Of HOS. one
nurse anu oA''' a'"'nS o FRANcEs LEWIS,
P.s.-Any information can BE- obtained by CALI
ing ON the subscribsr. 18th street, bstveen Frank
lin and Grace. Tau H-ottl r. 9. BELL. S
DER EMrIOnY SALE.-By virtue Of writ
! OF csadtfseGi e7posas to me directed by
the Hastings. Court of City Of Richmond,
ia the Ca. case of Anderson ssainst Fleming VII
one large STATIONARY ENGiNE. WiShnp. s ~.
serve, to the highest bidder, for cash.
an as-d'ds Sergeant CITY Of Richmond.
FOR AT AUCTION.-Is hail,on TUES
- PAY the an Of September next. al the hour
the FARM Seonsi 70 the s.,a,s ~ ~
r Depnest, decd. situated on Marion Hill, one
mile below the CITY, on the Osborne Turnpike,
conIaln,ng a bout 70 acres, most Of which il Inn
Partial possession given in time to seed . Drop
1861. GEO. d. PLEASAHTS, r. B.,
ana I'd Fer Jso. A HurcHEsos. 9. H @.
A ,xALu AS.r EAKM fOn sALE.- AS
a Executor Of Ira +. Dickdson, decd, | shah,
on the 2,th of September 1850. f lair; ii mot, the
a.o.: &.
ocunrs Of Caroline. containing go AC r Els. more
and withn u glites Of Milford Depot. and adjoin
ing the lands Of John ,. Goats and others. 6 Z
Of the land. presaming those Wishing 10 purch -
.ea crop 81 wheat AID full DosssssiSa lsv.a s
TEsas ", sALr.-0ns. third cash /; the balance
te.est. ne paIchsssf executing honda. with ssca-
ssSa.s 81 u. pay ss mse e T Masan bslhSsxfEE :
aaN-'m' Executor Of Ire y, pistlason.
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THIS Day.
~ es1din = Apperse., Aucsss.

t n 1s ynt kNSHtAtfia shfyIIEkkkf. tESif EfE
A.. e oMNpaEsD sS9 a aEssxs' ss;;s
s sssa.t R s::s :fs !. s:.: s
ths ocoulalsY of Mr. Vim. x. Sail. IL e ~
.sass = e: sas Sss ss a.a1
n:; :sss sssnsI one Of the best Dat that
Tsss.;- One third cash balance ss :, sad ,,
.esI 81 n ee Sfi;E PEI ss Auo..
CgM lOnER'S SALE OY REAL "a
- TATE IN AND N EAR THE CITY OF
klCHM0nD.--As e'ommissioner sSDoinSod By Q
mend q ont So . &
case Of Taylor AGAINST Csrvsdo and ais, aha n
proceed 10 sell ct puhlc auction, 90 The prsisss,
in the order sdvsrtissd, on WEDNESDAY, tbs
NJ, ali Of the real estate Of which the ate Wa.
resided ct the time Of his DEATH froLtinS 90 feet on
Nicholson street, running back ii3x fsst TO On
It and old framed bu,idlns thsysen. part Of lot
No 2ltia the Plaza Of the city Of Richmond, Frost
ing % feet on Elm street. IunninG back 81 test.-
OF No T. ~ SQUARE Nc, d the plan 81 Epiton. IN
burg road. runnlnE bsot 100 feet more or Isss. TO
sn alley Lots Nos 8. .. 10. in square No. =. Of
Fulton. fronting each 81 feet tine south eide Of
STsnem street. rp9ning bacs 10 feet 70 an sllss
at the corner Of Nicholson street rslsrrsd TO
a depth Of ITO feet to 80 silsv.
y months, for neGotia6le notes. With interest
EAT on NANCE. Co1,,r.
Sale conducted BY GoDDIN 4 ApPKxsos, Xaots.
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MISS PEGRAM'S SCHOOL.


The Fifth Session of this School will begin ON
Miss PEGRAM deems this proper occasion to
express her grateful sense of the ENCOURAGEMENT
(Which has attended her efforts in the cause of edu
Isatlon.
To the pupils. whose affection and industry have
neered ar labors, and to the parents whose kind
fpressions OF approval have been her hs hest re-
Rrd, as well as to the many friends whose ini1u-
ace has been constantly used in her behalf. Mas
lhe trusts that the increased ex perience of each
yar, and unrelaxlng efforts her part to deserve
ths confidence reposed in her, will render her
Scpol worthy of continued success.
onIpplieation to MIS-. ]. W, PEG RAM,
II-d&cwim~ Linden Square.
CHESAPEAKE FEMALE Col LIZ G K,
SiEAR OLD POINT. AND HAMPTON, VA.
on the 1.. wEDNE est0 IN Stal sSm
The Scatjor, extraordinary on account Of its
and inproxlmty to Hampton, Norfolk and Ports
moutfls particularly suited to a Boarding School,
None the diyerting or tepptinx in fluences of
the clrshere affect the pupils. Nor is there am
hindra4e from day puzzle. a. all, are bosrdsrs,
well t4ered home. The course Of instruction
is dividdint ten departments or schools, in each
OF who diplomas are awarded upcu written ex-
aDinatidb. The Teachers are gentlemen of thor
ough sehArshlp, and have secured fer themselves
and the iatitution nigh reputation. .z.S
- TERMS;
Board, inlpding fuel, lights and washing, for the
Ensi,sh T dtion In Preparatory and Cole
kia's pepstnn tssr branches. extrs " W
as,Ss. 81 9yiIssl ss's.$.'?s
:. ~. TH0S. HuAE, fortsmouth, Va. !,
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TRLEGRApHIC NEWS.
JReuortsd Cor the Richmond Dispatch
C..,or, Of an Alleged SLAYER

NoRwoLK, AUG - "A brig. supposed 70 .
the Triton. arrived here to-day, AZ days iron,
I.oando, Africa, in charge OF Midsnipmss.
s,esmer Myst,c. and contained a slave deck
wster.casks, al, 100 in specie. No papers an :,
no colors. She cleared from New Orleans Orleans =. -,
March. changed her captain and crew a.
Cuba aud sailed for Africa TO take siases p as,
ar ana had escaped from several Engiish ana
American war vessels. The crew, eAsep. sns
snperearga and one seaman, will be ae'a'heu
as witnesses.
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AUCTION BALH9.
FUTURE DAYS.
BY 0eddin ( Apperssn, Auct's.

~ UVHAAh - - FPSs 10y ~~eSs -
VERY vALuABLE BUILDING LOT ON
FSIG1a ksbeEE S s4REETs F III
q: S !. h: 81
RsiTs . Of the hall acre which Mrs Margaret
on which Mrs. louisa BIandsr now resides. NJ This
desirable building lots now in market A0'''ai ana
!, mnts. e, SS:h balance and
!. p paid ID GoDDiN { APPEKsoN.
v The EASTERN blDE OF 18th, BETWEEN
EkAE ! ANp GRACE STREETS, FOR
hs On ' ssa 3
1860 At ~ 9'elock P :, the lsrse Framed D.el
az = sosa N the
The has 'front.' or ss is ee and dsDsn u il,
TsfMs;-0ne third cash |; balance At and 8
months. for negotiable notes, ntei est added, and
.s " ssi HSii aHf sFIaE Auo.
E,xrELI.FNT FRAMED DIV ELLING ON
!, r. THE NORTH SIDE OF MARsHALL, Be
TWEEN n G, ,E,s EioH AND w ;iLMER SIS FOR
the pr.misss on "WEDNESDAY. the 9th Sc ptem
her, 1850 IT So o'clock M, the excellent framed
lot has front of 23 feet, and depth Of $50 feet
to an alley.
TERMS --One-third cash; balance at 4 and s
months, for negoti .hle notes. interest ADDED and
ss stained Ia u Is 2Ge pSsE Aus..
~~ TRUSTEES aALE or A
6 .<4aaswSvALUABLE STEAMBOtT AT
49, NOaF0LK, VA The suhsc ,iber
THURSDAY, the 18Th DAY of September next, at
II o clock, the Ste amer SEA BIRD, as she row
lies at her wharf in Norfolk Said steamer ia Is3
feet Ion an feet beam, s1z feet depth of hold and
IS 202 ID IS tons burthen is copoered and copper
listened has beam engine with Is inch cyIn-
been very lately overhauled and painted, and is
very fast -
The SEA BIRD is well known as a first class
passenger and freish boat, and will be popular ON
any route.
Terms easy and favorable.
K. H. CHAMBERLAlNF,
au ~ -tlSthS Trustee.
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TR!,sTEE,s SAFE OF REAL EsrAr,

! ON UNION HILL.-By virtue Of : desd ~
TIE Path day of June. 1858, duly recorded in tine
Ele TX Omfe Of Henrico County Court, shall,
y pubic adction; upon the premises, on WED-
. the asta ca. Of AUGUST Is6V. NJ fair II
convese ed by the said deed, viz: All that &c rain
lot piece ot parcel OF land !, ing and beng IN the
survey made BY James T hedd. deputy s1rvsycy
Ct Henrico county and bounded a. follows TO Wit:
On the north by the property VI Bacon TAFT, on the
east b, thst nf James raliey, on the south by the
property Of VIM Cnllins worth, and on the west
" the property of John Beicher."
farms OF SALE Enough in cash to pay he ex !,
penses OF sale and q regofiabie note for S676 A.
with interest thereon from 9th June 1870 till paid
with interest added and secured by . trust deed.
JAS. N TAYLOR, Trustee,
JAS. NJ. TAYLOR SoN, Auca. Al IA
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C.nd;,,o,of,heO ohio River.

PARggRsBuRs Va, August 27--The Ohio
River st this point-the terminus or the Bal
timore and Ohio Raiiroad--has risen seven
feet. and is stil rising Boatmen express the
opinion that navigation may be considered
fully resumed for the season, for all landings
ON the Ohio and Mississippi Rivers.
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NeSr Kark Polifics

SCHENECTADY, n. Y, Aug. 2S.-The Ameri-
can State Council met here to-day and had
stormy session. Adolphus Scroegs, the Presi-
dent was thrown over board for his Repuoii-
can sympsthies, and the Union electoral tcket
was unanimously ratified. Gen. prescott was
chosen President of the Connci, ana ne"
State Committee was appointed.
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An Abolition Failure.

pHrLApHbPRIA, Aug. 2s.--ln the Court OF
0unrter Sessions this morning, Passmore
Williamson applied for writ of habeas COT
ms for the release OF Sina Conquest, coiored
womsn in the custody OF I. Conquest, ma
ave of Virginia, but now a resident OF THIS
CITY After a hearing, the case was concludes,
b, Sina positively refusing TO be free, ana pS
her Voluntarily returning TO slavery.
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Northern Markets.

NEW YoRK. August 2s.-Cotton steady. Flour
higher; Southern S5.75I So Wheat buoyant and
advanaed Ia2c. Corn higher mixed $40, yellow
zoe Mess Pork hrmer, at Sl9.z5 SIPS: Prime
Sisz Sl425. Sugar steady. Turpentne steady at
b 1N. Rosin quiet at Sl.S5d 81 .42ta. Rice firm
ST a,f4I. Other srtlclss UNCHANGED.
BsLTlAoRR, August Is Flour quiet frmer and
higher; OHIO held at Sb.a. City Miils SIS SO Wheat
active and Sc. higher stock in the market priuc-
paliv Western. Corn dull and unchanged. P,o-
VISIONS dull AND unchanged Coffee active at Ian
IS Whskey dull
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PENNSYLVANIA Democratic Conxressiohai
Nominations.

pu,f.ApxLpn,A. Aus. 2s.-~Wm. T.. Lepman
,n,nglas Dem. J has been nominated for Con-
80 rom the First District There was no
ssrIt, IN he Convention as anticipated In the
second District, John Broadheao, fresldent
20 Camden and Atlantic Railway, IN the
T,trd District, John Kline, (DouglAs Dem y
and Fourth District, VIM. Morgan, eDouglas
r., have been nominated.
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By Alex. Mott. Auct'r.

FURNITURE, DRY GOODS, GROCE-
l. RIES, &c Will be sold at au ction at nv
store, corner Of Main and 18TH streets, on tn MS
DAY MokN!NG next, the s0th day of August
new and second hand + U RNITURE, MAT
TRESSES. &c.
DRY GOODS.-Several invoices of Dry Goods.
Pants, vests. Hats Shoes, Net SHIRTS and Drawers,
cGkoCEHlES:-W Wine, Brandy, Whiskey, soap,
Large lot Crockery and Glassware,
au % ALEX MOTIF Annt
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BY f.. u. Cook, Auct'r.

STOCk OF BOOTS, SHOES, TRUNKS,
~ &c. AZ AUCTION " 18th view of return
ing 10 our old stand, with an entire new stock OF
Goods. we will sell, on THURSDAY. the 3Oth OF
Aus ust, 1850, commencing at 10 o'clock NJ. at
B''UTS, Shoes TRUNKS, &e., comprising a
general assortment for Gentlemen. Ladies, Misses
Boys and servants
TERM,.-S5O and under cash; over that amount
4months circuit. for approved negotiable notes,
with interest added.
W. P. w. TAYLOR & CO.
Sale conducted by +. b. Cook, Auct'r.
au It'd
POSTPONEMENT.- - The subscribers, having
obtsined extension of time from their present
landlord will not offer their stock at auction unit
further notice. w. r. W. TAYLOR Co.
au 29-2t
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Fall Church at Bristol.

BRIsToL. r. 1, August 27.-At half past
four this morning the roofs and rear wall of
tae Episcopal Oh urch, in course Of erection,
Tell with a great noise. The end and side
walls are considerably damaged. Cause, de-
tectiye columns. No one injured.
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Fireiu Cincinnati.

CINCINNATI, August 27.-Iesterday morn
ing fire broke ont in the upper story OF lhe
building occupied by Jas. Cullen, as BOOT
store, aud r. w. Stanhope, commission store
cHrsn,nTnS The second. third and forth stories,
and extending TO the store occupied by lsham
& Fisher. Loss S2OoO0 fully iusared
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BosroN, August t27.-Mayor Lincoln has
letters frsm the Duke of Newcastle stating
that the Prince will visn Boston, but is IN
able 10 indicate the precise date.
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GODDIN APPERSON, Aucts.
All 13-2aWtd-au % dtds

I'k. NtEIS' sA..E OFF VALU A rs 1, r.
1 LAMP AND SLAVES.-Agreeably to the pro-
Finch, we will sell at public auction. on W Ell
NESDAY,. the 18th Of September next, at the
dwelling house of the said Finch, in the town OF
CATTLE and HOGS, ave head Of MULES, one
HORSE aud BUGGY: al his HOUSEHOLD and
KITCHEN FURNITURE. the SCREWS and
FIXTURES of every description now in the To-
bacco Factory of Finch Burton, in the town Of
GAINESVILLE. -
And, on the next day thereafter, THURSDAY,
the 18th of SeptemDer. will sell at Christians
vile, a valuable TRACT OF LAND, containing
five hundred and eight and one-half acres, lying
within one mile of Christlansvllls. on Butchers
Creek; good proportion Is in original growth of
heavy timer, and IS believed to be the best tract
of high land in the county. Persons desiring to
purchase. arc invited to examine the property.
The terms of sale will be made known on the
aav. THOMAS +. GOODE,{ r
an 28-tds RlCH'D B. BAFTIST{ 1Iustees.
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President Buchanan,

BEDFORD SPRINGS, Pa, Aug. 2s.-The Pres
idsnt, Attorney General, and other Govern
ment officers, left for Washington this morn