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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-08-17
SOUTHERN CLASSICAL AND
MILITARY ACADEMY.
AT HILLSVIILE, VIRGINIA.
IlHE nr Session Of this Institution will be commenced on the
Il LIST Of August next.
A. J. sTEDMAN
Jy20- Principal and Proprietor
MIR. LEFERYRE,S SCHOOL,

TIVE NEXT SESSION school begins on the FIRST DAY
1881 Wv '-'' 0-' " '1A''
consideration Of the almost unprecedented thsths
attended efforts refrain expressing
funesso our many friends and patrons and tnk be
pArdoned for briefly referring Of the advantages
forded on which the prosperity Of all such Institutions
must ultimately depend.
and requireme Of female Dstuion-gnd afordng
quail ed advantages the comfort and
our pupils Only tw0young ladies will occupy the chamber
except when three may pre- TO room together.
The Principal has made female dueAOn the study and business
OF his % and has been engaged In successful teaching
upwards Of twenty year. bis assistants are wei qualified and 1
their charge sufficiently referred
10 with entire confidence
OF education thorough and complete and while the
best facilities Afforded for perfection In the accomplishments Of
female education the greatest care devoted Insure the acquire
mens Of sound practical arnng the and judgment
exercised In preference TO and toe latter while not Who'll
Our daily system consists essentially IN else searching exame.
Atons explanations and familiar lectures The plan pur-
proved emnsnty successful II language Of the family and
much time and attention gyea-indeed facility Afforded
knowledge Of and speak With and hueny the French Of
In this respect think school pos
advantages which only be equAed by few institutions Of
the kind In the country.
Music Vocal and instrumental Drawing and Painting both
from models aud from nature under the charge Of Professors
eminenty qualified In their various branches Most Of these In
devong heir time and attention entirely pupils every ad
vantage be Afforded for the son OF these accomplish
such regulations calculated pro-
mote the welfare and interest st q AZ .Ss Pupl
p LFIByRK A. M Principal Philosophy Ltera.
ture, Moral and Mental Philosophy, French
WM WILLIAMS A. h. Vice Principal Astronomy, Mathematics,
Chemistry, History, Latin
EDWARD O HowAED knglsh Literature, History. Reading.
Mrs. GRACE BENNETT, English Branches
Miss MARY O. GoRDOS English Branches
Senior Carlos CAEDOyH NARA, Spa lsh and Italian.
sIGSURiSA AHrosGTrA EEBA. Vocal Music.
SiGSORlSA MARIETTA ERBA, Plano
JoHS A. CALYo Drawing and Painting.
WV. " GRABAU Piano. Organ, Sacred Music.
C. W. THuow, Piano.
HESRicH SCHNEIDER Harp.
Q. ERIossoN, Guitar.
The Rev Ono woOBHDcE and the Rev PASE BLKEN have kind
ly taken charge Of the Bible Glasses.
TERMS POR THE SCHOLASTIC YEAR
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FOR SALE.

VALUABLE FARM lying the Richmond and DGnville
"A Railroad and within hr, miles Of depot-eontanng about
G acres With comfortable DWELLING and all the necsssary
OUT BOUsE bought exceeding low II early spPhea-
Il n be made. n,
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W NJ. | R A S NJ | I IL
HAS REMOVED TO
HOG Mai, Ss.a.,s
B2G Main Stree,

= 600 COPIES OF HON. ID. W vOOR-
p,tttO HE'S SPEECH delivered before the Jefferson and
Washington Societies at the University Il Va the 4th ns
being published will be for sale at the Unvey about
the August Booksellers win he supplied liberal dis
count A BAYLOR Agent Jed and Washington socletiei
~ Pos 0ice .jnive sity Of Virginia jy23-d. w6clm.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-08-17
ASHLAND FEMALE SEMINARY,


GR0RGE W. ARMISTEAD =. NJ. Principal.
OFFICERS OF INSTRUCTION for session lsGO-6i;
George W. Arns,ead A. NJ Instructor In Moral ssophy and
English Literature
Wbsr p Davis A. NJ, Instructor in Ancient Language hlhe
matics aod Natural sc'ence.
EdEsrd r. Fncl Lecturer Chemistry and Natural Phioso-
ply.
Miss Lizzie Converse, ns'ruetres In French and Italian.
Eni Kruich Instructor In German and Vocal Music
Miss May Arn,cad nstructr,ss In English Branches and
Music on Piano and Guita-
Miss Lizzie Converse Principal Insucires in Music Piano
and Guitar Drawing and Painting
CHArOEs for term Of weniy weeks payable in advance
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ARRIYALSATPRI HOTELS


COLUMBIAN HOTEL.
gOsRPH II. ORENSHAw, Proprietor.
August II, ls6o.
Kuukie Va ri fleet Mltdlsssx
g MI, Ky wm sH IucEarL Kg VIM
DR. Mash, Cumhrd Miller PoShatan
: = PuIen.RAY RW PeAttrOss Caro- Inc
Campbell, g Em G d Baskerville Petbg
Boisseaux, Pstbg CT Colin. 90 -.
d n Anzhey Ma, J Crawford, DnWidie
Ms knEhey, do DHWebb DO
J GILLIAN BuckinghAm ID RMeRae, NO
J Blanton, Cumberland Hubbard Pr I'd
W Terry, Petbg r Kyle, stanton
Baugh, So ~, II Crouch, Va
N Haitn, Va JfP BJiseaux, Pttbg
II p G ford Ky LPSpyker La
Gap. s AtEO0d ship Hlnkg Mrs spyker, do
Cart B Rob rs n bark samson g Arents Richmond
W Boyd, NC COCK, NC
q Il Mitchell NY CT Ro0iASon, Amelia
J Aryln, Ky JBroocks.NO
A Moore, POwhaiAn JMPolArd Charlotte
5 French. do Rogers, n O
4 G-eshkm, Chesterfield Gen 3sines, Ky
J Boaldin Petbg Mss N Noble PovhaiAn
Miss Bouli n, DO d Cronln, Richmond
: Il stra han DO p Franklin, do
W 4 wright. @ -ochlAnd Capt W Taylor, panVille
b PArkf, Miss H T-laiL
Q Euerett Va Z Moore Va
Ms Hsnds sonNO Ms Gooeb, Louisa
Il Snth, Louisa BA Thompson, do
J n rhom pson, do Ms r W Meade Petbg
Clark, Baltic Jsheade, do
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University OF Louisiana,
LAW nEPAATMENT

VaE LECrURES o. hh Department u Couaence on the Sc
coni MONDAY OF November slO uue until the hrss
April 1851 Ttty WIN embrace ur various branches
al he Law Common Law, and Of EtuHy Admiralty,
C0mmerc ona aud Constitutional ag ana tae iuii-
ueuer United TIE Lec.urrs n De delivered ~
ioIr Pr &c s0rs:
n a THEODORE MccALKB IL D Professor % Admiralty and
national Las
RAN5TLL iCST Prof or o Commercial Criminal
Or ~ 90 Fv ien-e
CHR Stan KOSE .IU> IL D.. Professor Of Civil Law.
Al sREO UENNAN Professor Ct Co. and Common Law,
Equity Jursrr4dru--
No cts The Unit states has te ,g11flci Ehich New o.
leans ros.es ready aud perfect tcuru snt 81 the Mol
rrn Ianf - shtaiurs chsip here
ary % he cg n the Uuou.
c1rlnaun be adiseJ t1 ihe Dan 20 the Faru
~ ,t Ne = Or-ars RANpFLL uUNr.
,als-ln 90 The Faeu q.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-08-17
RICHMOND FEMALEINSTITUTE.
0oTOpPR .nd. Al.

NHE Session begins OCTOBER ls 1850 and ends the
The Increased prosperity Of past
ident Institution deserving Of the
Faculty large able, it buildings (Which have ample
psy ground attached beautifully located and horougy urn
hed It's apparatus costly and complete lie course Of study COM
The ling sh course will catalogue
ally large and made especially prominent throughout Lam
the methods best adapted mental
teusTly conversation Is also careful " attended TO-
uea Department remains In charge Mr. oLAPP and Mr.
o. Q. MERA has been added to II
Chas H. Winston A NJ UNIV Of Va President and Prof Of
Moral Science and Eng lsh Literature
Rev. L. Bur ows. D. D., Evidences OF Christianity.
james Leigh Jones NJ, UNIV Of yA Mathematics and Ian
=. Lewis. NJ D, Natural scienees
Prof p EmlOn (af Paris) French
Miss Mary l. Leftw eh, Drawing. Painting, Ac.
M SEs1 " R soTa r faEi.R sEsnehe..
Mis- n. s. Valentine, Engllh Branches.
Mrs. Ann E. Mallory, Preparato Department
Miss Mary Lathrop, preparatory Department
n. D. oiapp, Piincipal Musical Department
G O. Msra, Piano
o. Ericsson, Guitar.
uAr Intervals giving special attention to the Primary pupils.
IEENs SsE MONTHS. . -
(Half PAYABLE Oct T. ts6J- ema nder Peb. 10, 1861
Englsh Tuition. PspsIatOTy Depart cent 90 90
Ancient and Moiern Ian usgss EACH. ..... 20 90
Music on Piano, with VOeAl Music ......... 90 20
Use Of Instrument for practising ............. 500
Vocal Music alone, Uaken by all In elassesl z 90
Drawing; NeedleWOrk or GrecIan Painting 2oy0
Board, including everything except washing .iso %
A reduction iIs Of one y0a1tG 10 Miaistera
EE-No extra charges.
In OF prO,racied scknesad dueton will be made for
Absence.
incidental should be deposited him. and all let
tens for them sent to lis care.
''''N - - -r' CHARLES H. WINSTON,
Va
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DISSOLUTION.

DISSOLUTION.
TTlHE arm Of BROWNING MOORE Co. dissolved on the
II Ist Instantly mutual consent
persons hNvinr claims against the late fr vii present them
MOOkE DAWSON. WLo Ill continue the Auction business al
A @ MOORE
G J BROWNING
p : DAWSON
August I, $3.50. JAS I. VOOLFOLK.
MOORE DAWSON late ofthe Of Browning, Moore Co.
coanue Auction business the old stand Of Browning
Moore Co on Frsniln street
Grateful Tor patronage Of their friends 70 the late firm Of
Brownng hope strict Attnt business to
,.narauy 4. @ MOORE
auT-ctw p DAWSON.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-08-17
BROAD ROCK VIRGINIA RACES.
1870

FIRST DAh--Iue OetoOef %.
CWEEPSrAkE Cor three years old-tEo
- miles heats-fld0 cntrance-tlOa for -. ltnAv-N
felt Ciab 70 add $50 u The race Il rua- -AL%
four o. more o an
SECOND RACE-SANE DAY.
EWEEPSrAKE for an mLc-t9o entance-s-o tor
f Proprietor add go II ne ran-hree or more 70
M the stake
SECOND DAY-WmSEsDAr OF 81
Proprletors a20o- nile hea q.
SECOND RACE-sANE DAY.
srsepsiaks for yea old-one mlsa2o enranee-tVO
"a rirt-thrse more 70 ] The sttte
THIRD DAI-ruUEsDlT Nov l.
Posistake-our mile heats for fur $50 entrance
s0l Cab and Proprietor 70 add $50 The race run
three % on The stake
FOURra DAY-FRDAY NovnBEs
vps,as Tor three years tlOO sntraneet $50
! forf-it-three or 70 an he stake.
SECOND RACE-SANn nAT.
Saddle Horses that have not bsea trained this
fan for purse $50 Saddle and Bride worth The money.
Athe above stakes ui elose the 18th Of September.
Futries 10 be made 70 THOS NJ JOSE5 Sec'y,
Or CALVIN G2EEN Propr.
anf8-dst Richmond, Va
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-08-17

This cause came this the rT cry
Esn ammins adminstrax Andrew Cummns deceased and
OF the debts demands against the estate OF the said Apaes
Cnmmps has fled 10 the Clerks office OF this Court
In This cause and apaea Ing the Court that more tnan
two years have elapsed since the Qualification OF sAi Gum
mns as Administrative Andrew Oummins deceased the Court
on defendants In this doth order u hs eru
ors uumns deceased DO Appea here on me
AT Ssy Of the NEXT fal term and show cause they can,
why the Cummns deceased should not De para
and delivered 70 his And the Court doth further or
der that copv Of this published week Tor osT
weeks in the R Whg and ted al he door OF Toe Ev
the hrst days Of successive terms OF he Oouf 0 nus
tngs for the City Of Richmond.
.y,Avaw MOREAU B MANN. n. o.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-08-17

DR. nOPEAnsS vEGEAAHLE LIFE PILL
~ and Phoenix Eitters have been thoroughly tested
pronounced SOVEREIGN remedy for dyspepsia 1atuency
and head ache cosyene darrhea, levers Of al
kinds rheuA goui gravel seurvy, ulcers, eruptv'
complaints salt rhecm, eyspelas colds and nfuenfs
rsguAy and all dehnsenen OF the female system piles
various other daeases 70 which the human frame liable 20
sale By proprietor Dr. w. B. EoPFAT 8s5 Bresdvsy Es'
York. and By Druggists generally all cvsr the country.
.s,r--Atvi-
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jy25-lav4v JAMES ELLETr, elsIk.
= N a w n u,a q y IuRNPIKR zoo SALE

I'D In Of decree Of the Circuit Court OF Aoemae
county rendered the May 1860 SHALL AcComulsone
said decree on the sh day september $780, at Port Re-
public the county OF Rockingham sell At public auction 70 he
highest bidder BROWNS GAP TURNPIKE commanding al
point on the Rockingham Turnpike In the county Of RoekrghA
running thence by OF Port Rpub and ouh Brown
in Abemae county. shall sell the said Turnpike as above men
Toned Ill the rights privileges and franchises connected
Herewith for cash. Of the purchase mone- As WIZ
expen sale ans the costs OF SUIT the balance OF
the purchase money on Of twelve and eighteen months
with day Of sale payable annually the purchaser
70 eye bond good security and the title 10 be reserved un
the whole purchase money IA paid ..-, ,,oor
jeT-v3m Chhhbho "OoD
VTIRGINIA tin The Circuit Court Of the City Of Richmond
Een cumSins who sues right and Administrative
Of Andrew Cummins, deceased, fihntni
Against n..a.I
Cum1 ms and DeInl, Byrne and Ca,ha Inc his wife,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-08-17

HNHB COMMONWEALTH VIRGINIA, 20
THE SHERIFF OF THE CITY OF RIOHM0ND Greeting: We
you the New York and Richmond Goa
Company and Samuel Younger to pear at the CLERKS once o.
City OF Richmond at the rules to BE- holden
for the said Court Monday in September next TO an
sver the action Of Alfred 1whmey M Plea OF debt for Two
Hundred and Five Dollars Five cents Damage Twen
ty Dollars And have then there this writ
Witness Elicit Clerk Of said Court at Richmond The
$3.50 80 JAMES ELLEIT
Copy-Tefte:
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-09-18

Sunday. Sept. IL, 1850.
ARpIvRDs
PmDuA, Hill, Nentrose.
Assdsy, Sept. II.
KAfB CAssslL, HilIhouse, Montreee.
JoAx B1lI, Voorhses, Aeatruse.
Sunday.
PInIsA, Hin, st. Paul.
Monday.
KAfE CAssRLL, Hillhouse, Noatruse.
Joas BsLI, voorhiss, 81 Louis.
The very light draasht steamer Haruoni..
vill depart far Aossroee aad.a way points ,hi,
morsing st o'clock.
The Metropolitan will depstt for Montrose to-
day.
The Denmark is due 1t this point this morning
from St Paul for Aostro.e.
AGRorsp.-The Dr.. Kaas run aground and
stove hole in her hull near Duck Creek ye..er-
day morning.
The river is rising steadily
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-09-18
Address Of the New York Boilers.

INV oEE. sept 10
The Breckinrdg- State Committee publishes
an address Tomorrow, giving their settlement
II the recent negotiations with the Douglas
Committee. They say Our cafd dates sin
supported by all the energy ana means a.
aur command The Douglas orga, iz.tion. H.
rejecting the only means by winch tie Stat
could be prevented from vo,ins for Lincoln
nas reduced the practical question between
The Democrats Of New York in the coming
election to one Of future orgsn'z,,ion. Only
by voting for Breckinri,ige and Lane the Ma
iional Democrats would not only sustain tn.
principles of their party and preserve a nucle.
US about " nich will lie formed Na'io' al par
,v in tn State. but will encourage their iriends
All over the U,ion and be rec-v. d AID hon
red in the n Z, National G Crvention Of d. IN =
rat. instead Of being r.. &C. I'd a. d i-spised, -
hey ely will be II they present thennselvrs
upe this piai form of >qnsit-r Sovereignty il,
comrany with th.ir next slii-s' 1n-y charge
tn. Doug as faction in the State with having
rrofuced the present difficulties in ,h- part,
md With p.rsissehtiN refusing to alou their
.ijus .ment ani say that SOU. ter Suvereignt,
s bet smother form f t.pntlicanism. and
conclude hy recomms ,irg the formsiion cf
campaign clubs a. d active IN asurss fer lri r.
tng their whole vote to the poll- 10 November,
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-09-18
co Nj Nj E II CIAI, !
DAILY REPORT.

O111cE DAIiY DsAocnAr AHD NEvs,l
Monday Eve, Sept. II, ls6O. !
The receipts to day wers consioerably above
the svsfags. Wheat was rather dull and heavy,
and 7ss Vas regarded - the ruling figure. Bar
Icy vas not 50 active, and had also downward
teadsncy. The prices Of other snins continue
unchanged. The receipts amounted to l,4s2
bu Wheat, (this includes $500 bu purchased
within the last few days by nev arm ami not
heretofore reported,) 1850 bu Barley, 81 bu Oats,
2l00 bu Onions. $50 bu Posa,oes and loo bbls
Flour. We quote:
FLorR-Receipts 100 bbls shipments 500 bbla
Market very finn. Spring Ex,r. - so Wholesale;
$l75I5 90 retail.
WnxAr-Receipts II ,4s2 bu: shipments 2.l 5 bu.
We quote No article 1t 73@76e No. q, 20
@7ic.
BARLEY-In demand for home consumption.
We quote . good article at 55@sOc Receipts
1850 bu.
OATs-ln fair request and steady at lS0lSxc.
Receipts so bu; shipment. 900 bu
Onions Receipts 2l00 bu shipments llC0 bu.
We quote at l592oc for fair to good
PoTAToEs--In good ieman. at lsG20c whole
sale, and So4 i0c retail Receipts $50 Lu ship.
meuts $50 bu.
Tox.roEs-In supply at 25cg3o y bu whole
sale and logl5c y peck retail
HAY.-Steady and quiet at 8 ooQ4 90 for Pra-
rie and 81 O0@5 90 for Timothy.
HrpEs.-In good request and moderate at 59sc
for Green; s@l2c for Dry and ll.9l3c for Dry
Flint.
BUrrRR-Rather scarce, AMI . good article in
demand fo- table use. We quote at l0Gl2hc
Wholesale, and SC retail.
EGss.-Steady and firm with . fair supply at
6G7c wholesale, and 81 aloe retail.
BKAxs-S.eady and unchanged. Wequo,e at
s0(1s0c wh olesale, and 81 retail.
CHEEsE-Suppy light and prices firm at l3@
l5c for Herkimer Co.; Western Reserve lO@llc
Wholesale and l21l5c retail.
LARD-In fair supply at 1l@12Hc.
HAAs--Common iv1s@llc Sugar Cured l2k
115c: Shoulders lOc retail.
DRrED FRurr-Apples Std dlOc; Peaches II q &c;
Prunes S9l2Lc.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-09-18

HoRricuLrURAL ExalBIrIox TO-DAY.
The Exhibition Of the Horticultural end
Horticultural productions Of Scott county.
to-day, at LsClAirs Hall. will undoubtedly ex
eesd any pseviou. one even beyond The ex.
pectatiou of The most sssguins. A larger
variety Of oil kinds OF fruits more extensivs
collection Of garden proiuc,iers ard floral
spesirens ~ih grace the Hall to-day. The
exhibitions cf last year. though highly credit
stls. we're msagrs 10 comparison with that ol
to-day and vs hink that every person Who
wishes to obtain clear ides Of tAs cspsbil.
itiss Of Iowa coil and elimats - regards rails.
Ing vegetables. fruit and Aovsrs, should 20 to
the Exhibitiea. Ii i an sstserriss which Il
70 the duty Of every isAsbitsnt Of our city
ana county TO patsosiss-n not 70 liberal
tA'ses IN Money TO dc 20 BY their pressnee
p esh'oasion days. Go to the Fair ts-dsy, By
au means. and vs ssntars ths prsdieuoa thas
~ IN b . hsppy tias sse yss.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-09-18

ALLEGED AssUALr.-A man named
NEG .uley was brought before Justice NJ
Ksovn yssterdsy. on . charge Of having TO-
suited and struck . woman named Preston. ia
saloon in this city. The woman ssys thrs.
Of her upper teeth we're knocked out BY the
b:ov. The defsadsn and prosecuting par, )
While looking up council met at Ne. Huhbell's
office and settled The affair smiesbly, ~ cup
pose. No testimony having been taken in II.
matter vs are enable TO state anything con
esrning the actual circumseanesa or how fs,
either party Vas to blame
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-09-18

APoLoeETIc.-We owe an apology
to the Sucker State. We slandered ell Suck
. dom by insinuating that it is thu home ol
the fellow Who spoke here On Friday nigh,
We apologize. O, Sucker State. and bear Wit
uess that your riah soiled prsiries don't pro
ducs any such small potatoes. II We suempt
ed to convey the idea, for the sake of ouu
States honor that be belonged to you. it va,
not that Ne loved Illintis less, but that "
loved Iowa more Illinois ought 70 be pros.
psrous
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-09-18
TELEGR A P HIC.
Latest from Europe.
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER JURA.

The J"rs from Liverpool st noon Of the 9Th.
ana VIA. Londonderry, on the eve OF the 7lh,
has arrived.
GREAT BRlTAN
The weather continued comparatively fine
throughout E gland I'd ireland, and harvest
pr0-p<cts ere promising.
The Queen goes to Germany on the 94,h Of
September.
NAPLES,
A Naples telegram of the 6'h announres
the arrival Of Garibsldi al d his forces .,
Sslemo. He was expected At Maple. immeti.
stely.
The Dispatch also says the king will leave
here for Gaeta
Eight Sandman var vessels are here in
the Bay of Naples. with two regiments on
board
The Britieh steamer Orwell. which wai
taken possession { by the G.ribal6ians, lad
teen re-captured by the Eoglish war s,eame'
Scilla.
1t vac again asserted that the Christians he'd
been msssacred at Balbec, and in . villsg.
near Beanmaci.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-09-18
Aail A Avrangenents.

Times o' opening and closing mailsin the Dsvsn-
port Post O65ce:
EAsrERN NAIL, arrives At A Y and Pu ;closes
ats 30 \ and Ph.
NoRTHsRS NAIL, via Dubuque and North Iowa,
arrives at 8 ? \ closes $50 An.
SOUrHLRH NAIL, from St Louis and Southern
Missouri, rives At SPA; closes $500 =.
WRsrRBS AND SOUTHERN Iowa NAIL, arrives 1t
6pH; closes At SPH.
ILLISoIs WAY NAIL, arrives A = closes st Pm.
DUBUQUs WAY MAIL. arrives at ? \ Tuesdays,
Thursdsys and Saturdays; closes At 8 y Sun
days. Tuesdays and Thursdays.
CP kIvRR MAIL 70 LYONS, srrves At ? n; closes
at ~, daily. exbept Sundays.
Blue GRASS MAIL. arrives at y. closes at II y
Tuesdays. Thursdays and Saturdays.
AhTrY NAIL, arrives and closes IT IL u Tussdays
and Fridays.
ANAAOsA NAIL, arrives and closes At IL n, on
Thursdays
The ONCE will be open on Sunday during the
Summer from 8 70 10 An.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-09-18

GONG To MUsCATINE.-We are in.
formed that W. H jenkins. Esq printer. ol
this city, is going to Muscstine to take ehare.
ofthe office of the Musca,ne Daily Repier (Mr
Kings psrer.) and conduct the local depart
ment Of the same. Mr. jenkins i, highly
competent for that position, being thorough y
vsrsed 10 the newspaper business. A Z
prin er he has few superiors; 10 . good stem
ogrspher, and forcibls writer We con
gra,ulste the RevieW upon securing bis ser
vices.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-09-18
New York Market.

Rv 7eieaynnh. Nsw YORK. Sept L.
FLorR-Market opened steady and closed heavy.
unsettled, and IO@25c lower. Sales at sang
so Suler St-te s. 60ta575 Extra State S5.35
@5.60 Supe. Western $5.60@o.90 common to
medium extra Western.
w FLOCR-S,eaiy II ss.35Gf4 40.
WHEAT Receipts l52 293 bushels Market
opesed quiet and heavy. and cl 'sed 2I3c lower
shippers refusing 10 buy even al a decline.
$i14Gl.24 inferior TO choice chicago Spring
81 .22@l -25 Mill Club 81 29tdl SO Winter Red
Western 81 3oG AZ good White Western.
RYE-Quiet a. Soc.
BARLEY Firm at 7se.
CORN-A shade easier. 65@o7 mixed chiefly
Western 66 66Lc
OATS Quiet al 81 a 42c Western and State.
PoRE-uul and heavy.
WHEY Heavy and |, wer. Sales at z3 4 a24.
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4. X e. 4. L > - kl.
Wa>hing.Day Made Easy.
Perfect >atisfactiOp Guaranteed

J. =. Pond's I0prsvea Paseut Yxeelsiss
Machtue Pa -es~d sscsoess SIS.
VTAvING PURCHASED THE RIGHT To
manufacture and sell the nbove machine il
the State Of Iowa. hereby give notice to all who
tave washing to do and who have not) that We
are prepared TO fill all orders that may be made OF
US.
Call and see. and be satisfied that We have
The Very Best Washer now in Use.
They can be had on Third street, near corner o,
Brady, and between Brady and Perry. pricc 81
Remember, We guarantee perfect satisfaction OF
ne sale b. SAGE.
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Douglas has Found His Mother.

CLIFTON SPrISos Sen Is.
Judge Douglas arrived here TINS morning,
and remained ., the house Of his mother III
afternoon, when he add essed an su'i~nce 0,
from fifte. n 10 twenty thousand reople. NJ.
expressed pleasure hat he had the opportunit,
# relieving HE Republican friends bv d.
nc uncing hat he had .. last 'oand his rno,l er
tie expressed regret that Lincoln did not find
it safe to visit his birth place or thu graves OF
lis parents. Tor tear OF violence. he spoke for
about two ho"rs
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THE Republican Couucilmeu have
elected Mayor pro tem since Mayor Caldwell
remova, from the city. 1t u ay be possible
hat they have been little too fast In that
particular. We shall see.