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From the NelD York Mems.

From the NeD York Ne1vsl
T- We esteem it a pleasure, resting upon
our absolute knowledge of its merits recommend Prof
WOOD Hair Restorative the best article OF the kind
with which we are acquainted and which has done
under our observation all that clamsand claims
everything implied in its name.
rms article in short will restore gray hair its orgi-
h Color and add to its growth and beauty wherever any
sh OF disease has checked that growth married that
beauty This has been proved in our family within few
weeks ana IN numerous other related us without
the knowledge of the proprietor have only add that
No. 80 Broadway. "
cAUTIoNBeware of worthless limitations as several are
already IN The market, called by different names none
unless the words PrGessor Woods Hair Restorative De
pot, 81. LOUIS No, and New York; blown the bot
ue Sold by all Druggists and Patent Medicine Dealers
Also by all Fancy and Toilet goods dealers IN the United
States and Candas. an6d5v
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Prices and Sales Of Stocks in Ne,g York.
m, IT 7 I T.IlT.'fItN 7 IT,
through WIN. FISHER Il Son, Stock and Bill Brokers
REVIEW OF THE
BALTIMORE MARKET.


rON HE w EEK ENDING FRIDAY EVENING, APRT 10
EACHANGE.-There is change to note in FOREIGN
ENchange since Wednesday The market has been rather
quiet We quote Bankers bills on London los }, a 100.
commercial do. 1OS4a10SE; Paris 90 days sight ST.
10 90 short sight Of II Antwerp 5f u; Amsterdam
AZ az =; Bremen 49, Hamburg 3G3ii Cologne ~;
Frankfort Il /G413. >F'
ALGoHoL.-The market is quite as firm as sst
week sales of 90 bbls city reported at IL cts Western
43d a. cts. " CAV
BREAD.-The figures for Bread are unchanged We
quote cts per lib. for Navy, = Pilot and \ cts
for crackers, subject to Il discount for cash
BEESWAN.--The market is quiet and UNCHANGED We
still quote it at 2Sd30 cts
BARk.-The market is rather quiet Sales Of 20 tons
reported at SIG for prime No querctron and some 10
tons at So S25. We quote it S} 226 as TO quality
CotFEk-Thc market throughout the week has been
rather quiet The stock, however by consunptiop and
the absence of any imports Of Rio has become somewhat
reduced and holders very firm The sales include 30
bags common Rio at SlOdl04 cts $40 bags good do at
lO4 cts and 20 bags laguayra at l2%dl3H cts for fair
ostrctly prime. The market closes very quiet sales t.
day being only 200 bags common to prime Rio at lGal1
cts The imports for the week have been G15 ban, In
guayra, and ESQ bags from Bahia The stock of Rio ia
about II 600 bags, and of La@uayra 900 bags
COITON.-The demand this week has been confined 10
manufacturers who purchase only supply their mmed
ate wants We note sales of about bales low to good
mddng Upland and Gulf within the range of quotations
stock on hand from 1000 to 200 bales The market
closes quiet bur firm at last week prices, viz:
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n w EN- O'BRIEN & CO..
W 0NERS, PRINTERS.
A ND RI Nk- R0lkr 4 a NJ I'D

@1-'10 III IL ~ N nv 7
No. l3S BALTIMORE STREET
between North and Calvert SITS y
Will keep constantly on hand complete stock of every
article belonging to the STAPLE AND FANCY STA
TIONERY BUSINESS
BLANk-BooKS of the best quality, always hand or
made to order, with any style of ruling required.
Special attention is ved the STYLES of their BANK
CHECKS, PROMISSORY NOTES, DRAFTS, &c.
JOB PRINTING, of all kinds will be executed with
neatness and dispatch.
BOOK BINDING in all its various styles and on the
lowest terms.
COLLEGES, ACADEMIES AND LITERARY INSTITUTIONS
will be supplied with all articles Stationery at the
lowest wholesale prices.
re- INVITATION, VISITING AND AT HOME ~
CARDS engraved and printed in the best style
apl7-tf l3S Baltimore straet
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NEW ROCKS.

We acknowledge the receipt of "THE MIsER's
DAUGHTER penance by Ainsworth; and "WHITE
HALL, OR THE DAYS AND TIMES OF OLIVER CRoM-
WELL, by the author of Whitetriars; both of which
we propose to notice further in the course of few
DAYS.
For sale by Henry Taylor.
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CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS,
WASHINGTON, April 16.

WASHINGTON, April 16.
SENATE
public interest Yang VI
-, The private calendar was taken up in the Senate
TINS morning, and the whole session consumed in
their consideration, many of which were passed.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
The House took up the private calendar.
The whole day was spent in the consideration of
private bills, and large number We're nassed
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METHODIsT SLAVERY DIscI7ss1oy

;. NEW YORK, April 16.-A slavery resolution was
discussed to-day in the New York East Methodist
Conference. DR.. Wheedon and Mr.. Hatfield advo-
Gated the resolution, and Dr. Bangs opposed it, say
ing that it matter the Conference had moth
ing to do with, and he did not believe that it was
sinful to own and sell slaves
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NEW ASSEMBLY ROOMS

Y NUNDIT EVENLNG, APRIL 10TH 1858
First appearance in this city of
MISS ADELAIDE PHILIIPPS
the celebrated Contrato of the Philadelphia Italian On
Company. -
Mr. CHARLES ELLIOTT, Violinist, pupil of DeBerot
has the honor to announce that he will give GRAND
CONCERT of Vocal and instrumental Music at the above
Rooms on MONDAY EVENING. April 10th for which
occasion he has secured the valuable services of Miss
ADELAIDE PHILLIPS, and other eminent artists
Tickets 80 cents eachmay be procured at the several
Music Stores
n. b. Reserved seats, without extra charge NAV be
procured of Mr.. II. McCanrey, 2O7 Baltimore street
ap17-2t
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THE LITTLE MTRDER CASE

H.
f ROCHESTER,, April ia second panel, consisting
in the Little murder case. but onlv two ware &C..
ceepted as Jurymen. The Court announced that
Mrs Lltles trial for the same offence woud come on
this term, "o"io 'ohne oi
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IDLEMAN. President
APP s 10 IS Is II Is
NO-PARTNERSHTP NOTTCE

" The undersigned have this day entered into co.
partnership for the transaction of the GENERAL STA
TlONERY BUSINESS, JOB PRINTING. &C. under the
title of OWENFOBRIEN co. They solicit the natron.
age Of their friends and the public
April 18th, 1855 OWEN OBRIEN
apHu JOHN P. BOYLE.
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visited various other institutions with much appar
ent qualification. Pr
At o'clock this afternoon the steam fire En-
Market w N''
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126 BALTIMORE STREET, American Building,


For Families, Manufacturers and Others
I'm our own family use one of Wheeler & Wilson's
machines and we cannot imagine anything perfect
Ed. N. 7. Evangelist.
l2o BALTIMORE STREET, American Building
fe22-tf W Mrpp1,1 sort
EpUNIVERSALIST CHURCH. The
W. REV. JAMES SHRIGLEY formerly for many
years Pastor of the Uniyersast Society in this city is
expected to preach in the CHURCH, CORNER OF Cal
" fhI AND PLEASANT STREETS, TOMORROW
Iotl, morning ana evening. apl71t
fpAT A MEETING OF THE WHOLE
w. SALE AND RETAIL LIQUOR DEALERS OF
bALrlMokE CITY, held at the Maryland Institute
on Wednesday evening the 18th instant the following
gentlemen were appointed committee wait upon those
engaged In the business to collect funds to defrav the
expenses of the Association: WV
ISt Mard-Augustus SHREDDER, Emanuel Irons
"a Mard-James Brown Henry Mankin.
od Mard-BenJamin Sherwood, Samuel Brooks
4th Mard-Fhomas J. Coath, Z. +. Perkins
9th Ward-Thomas Mcdowell, l.. p Reach
9th Ward-Joshua S. Harrington FrankIin uevit.
9TH Ward-Richard Ray Charles Brady
Sth Ward-Patrick Hogan John Brodcrck
yin Mard-James W. Collins, Patrick RELY
10th Ward-Jacob W. Miller, John Ruskell
llth Ward-John A Auer, John Lewis
18th Ward-Thos. Tibbes, T. W Carroll
18th Ward-Rchd wilkins Dan'l Mccoy.
14th Ward-Major Hines, Jos. H. Amey.
18th Ward-John Fitzpatrick, Geo Hartman
10th Ward-James Mcdonald, Henry Breeders
18th Ward-P. Schillinger, Vincil Kinsley.
18th Ward-J. Fl. Hoffman, JOS Fienel
18th Ward-J. B. Cronister, John Lerch.
10Th Ward-Wm Braden, John Tearney apl6-4t
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NJ A r r | E d

AT Malvern, near Alexandria, on Wednesday, l4th inst
by Rt; Key Bishop Meade, Rev RICHARD r. MASON,
70 MAMIE VAN DYKE youngest daughter of Ri Rev
Bishop Johns of Virginia
- On me 10Th instant, by Rev. Dr. Fuller, Dr. MILTON
HAMMOND, of Newark bel to LIZZIE daughter Of the
late Ebenezer Hubbal of Baltimore
On the 18th instant, by Rev. Mr.. Wilson, JACOB LAY
MAN to Miss MARGARET KELLY
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aPf7 3tawtS
& VII SONS
NAV IINSON-N
w IMPROVED FAHIL Y Sc WING MACHINE

I4HI ItOF IU F<IlHILf sc WING NiCWINF,
249 BALTIMORE STREET
thousands OF these MACHINES have been in successful
operation in the hands Of
FAMILIES, PLANTERS AND MANUFACTURERS
Tor e past several years and have thus earned proud
preeminence universally conceded to them Tins THE
rRhiU NJ was awarded these machines the Fair of the
Maryland Institute 1854 Also, the SWAMI PREMIUM OF
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS at the same Fair as one of
the most practicable inventions adapted to common use
to be estimated with reference cheapness and general
utility Also the Highest Premium at the Metropolitan
Fair at Washingon of February 1855 and the Highest
Premium at the Pennsylvania late Fair held at
harrisburg september, 1885 Ia Silver Medal the
Highest Premium the Mechanics Fair at Cincinnati.
the Highest Premium al Neg York State Fair at EImra
september 1890; and the Highest Premium at the late
Far OF the Maryland Institute of 1883 ia Cold eai
Z. n. PUNDERSON K co,
aDl7-tf 1Oo R,Itin,ora 49,.
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g FITS! GIFTS!! GJFTSii
GIFTS. GIFTS. GIFTS.
GIFTS. GIFTS. GIFTS
GIFTS. GIFTS GIFTS
GIFTS. GIFTS GIFTS
GIFTS. GIFTS. GIFTS.
GIFTS. GIFTS GIFTS
GIFTS. GIFTS. GIFTS,
GIFTS. GIFTS. GIFTS
GIFTS. GIFTS. GIFTS
GIFTS. GIFTS. GIFTS
GIFTS. GIFTS. GIFTS
AT the GRAND GIFT BOOK SALE, No Al Baltimore
street. Of Frederick
mr2odd EVANS & HOYT.
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X. BNOWN, JK. J. II. 0
DROWN & O'DONOVAN,

Drown s. O'DONOVAN,
~ DEALERS IN
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC LIQUORS
ap16-tf No. SO CHEAPsIDE, Baltimore
A MONG THE PAPERS STOLEN BY
IA THE ROBBERY OF OUR COUNTING ROOM ON
MONDAY NIGHT LAST, WERE THREE PROMISSORY
NOTES, viz;
Sheldon Martin, note for $500 D. endorsed by NJ Bon
nell, dated New York Dec. 9th mos
same, Tor SISl 30, Dec 10th, mos endorsed by u.s.
thomas Canons note, dated Baltimore March Sh for
SoZo''o at mos, to our order but endorsed. As
mas been stopped, they be of no use to any
one out ourselves We will be obliged by return Of the
same and ask no questions
ap7-tf II Smiths Wharf ~ CO.,
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|. M. SINGER s.. Co.'S,

GIBBS FIRST PREMIUM
SIS SEWING MACHINE,
JOHNSON'S PATENT $50 ELASTIC STITCH MACHINE
The above Machines for FAMILIES, MANUFACTU-
RhRS &c, are not EXGELLED by any other MACHINE
for beauty of STITCH and durability work kinds
OF materials The labor of hours becomes the pastme
minutes. Every MACHINE SOLD by us kept in compet
running order the first year. charge the purcha
SER saiesroom, No. 90 BALTIMORE ST.
L. D. CHASE, Agent
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MARSHAL'S SALE.-By virtue of two

M ARSHAL'S SALE.-By virtue of two
4Ya wts of fer acas issued out of the Circuit Court
OF the United States in and for Maryland District AT
the SUITS of the Eagle Screw Company and George Harris
against the goods and ehattes land and tenements of Viii
nam Peters, and to directed will offer for sale at
public auction, for cash, THURSDAY the Doth day of
April last 1858, at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ the premses at
tne corner Of Pratt and CONCORD streets in city of Bal
umore the following property, viz
N:::i THE LARGE BRICK BRASS FOUNDRY and
Iii STORE on the above named corner belonging to the
SAID William Peters together with all the machinery and
INJURIES attached thereto Also very large assortment
o. brS copper and Iron Castings such large and small
Brass Bells, Nails, Hollow Ware, &c. The whole com
psng complete assortment of Hardware with various
other Yflahe articles too numerous to mention taken
as the property OF The said William Petors and sold to
satisfy said heri facias debt, interest and costs
JNO. W. WATKINS,
I. S. Marshal.
CANNON & MATTHEW'S
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THE WHOLESALE

H~p NO TICE-THE WHO'D ,ESALE
W AND RETAIL LIQUOR DEALERS are reoursted
to meet at METROPOLITAN HALL, Baltimore street
lbetween Gay and Holiday streets on MONDAY EVEN
ING 18th instant, at * O'Clock for the dispatch of i'm
portint business Let every one be punctual in attend
ance. By order. " ~
ap17-2t NJ GIDTENAN pros;do.
TpLOUDON PARK CEMETERY COMPANY
~ BALTIMORE, APRIL Sth, Is5s.-The StockhoIders
Of tins Company are hereby notified an ELECTION
FOR SIX MANAGERS, to serve the ensuing wear will
be held at the Office of the Company on TUESDAY, the
10Th inst, between the hours of 10 and II O'Clock
APPS 10 IS Is II 10 Secretarr
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AMERICAN DTTEJ. Arp,n,,

New YORK, April l6.-The Paris correspondence
of the New York Commercial Adoertiser. Gives the
particulars of a duel that occurred at Paris. bn.
tween Mr. Callium, Secretary of the American Ia
CATION, and Mr.. Breevort, of New York One shot
was exchanged, when owing to an informality the
seconds interfered, and no damage was done
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The WATERS OF THE ONO AND MIssrss1PpI.-W
extract, says the St Louis Republican, the follow-
ing IN regard to the experiments of Typographical
Engineers on the waters of the Mississippi and Ohio
rivers, from the letter of our Cairo river CORES
pendent.
"Lieut. Abbott's party of Typographical Engi-
neers are still at work near Columbus, will remain
there until July, by which time they expect to as
certain, to a gallon, the amount of water which
hSws down the Mississippi in year, and the effect
OF the levees nov built and building, upon the river
below At the deepest point they found one hun
1red and htteen feet of water, at low wafer. They
nave aScertaned that the current runs there at the
rate of seven miles per hour; that there is double
the amount of sediment in the Mississippi there is in
the Ohio that the waters of the two rivers in ordi-
nary stages, do not completely interminge for a
amount OF sediment at the top of the current is the
same as that seventy-fve feet beoR.n
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Inc total value of foreign exports this week from the
port OF Baltimore is quite small amounting to only sos
a2l Included in this are 3 2sI bbs flour $50
Dds and l,6D0 bags meal and i 800 bushels corn
SALES AT THE BALTIMORE STOCK BOARD
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In the border States the proportion borne by the
slaves to the total population has not yet changed
enough to attract attention. In MARYLAND Nilsson
rland Kentucky, the slaves increased between 1910
and le5o; IN Virginia there has been no increase
since 1880, but an almost imperceptible loss-De
BOw'S Weekly Press
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leo. PEARODY,S FINANCJAJ, CONnITIoN

New York, April 16.--A letter from London
states that on the LIST of April, George Peabody
pad all his Indebtedness to the Bank Of England,
releasing all the securities held by that institution
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SUPREME COURT OF THE UNITED STATES.

THURSDAY, April Is, 1858
No. 76. John n. Ali, appellant, ps. Roswell B.
johnson. The argument of this cause was cnntin-
ued by Mr.. Bradley for the appellee and concluded
by Mr.. Cooper for the appellant.
No: ~ John q. Irvine, appellant, rs. VIM r.
Marshall ct al. This cause was argued by Mr. Coop
pellees.
Adjourned until tomorrow at IL o'clock.
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COURT OF APPEALS OF MARYLAND.
DECEMBER TERM 1887

>, ANNAPOLIS, April l6, 1858.
No. l3G.-Thomas Waring, Administrator of De
borah Waring, Us. Rebecca Edmonds Appeal from
the Circuit Court for Prince Georges county
Chief Justice LeGrand delivered the opinion of the
Court. Judgment affirmed with costs.
No lO7.-Jacob Campbell rs. Lloyd n Webb and
others. Appeal from the Circuit Court for Wash
ington county, was argued by Alvey for the appel
LIANT, and by Hamilton and Syester for the appel
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DIED,
On the 18th instant, GRACE ANN aged 16 montbs
daughter of Edward K. and Henrietta Jones
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ELECTION OF BRIGADIER GENERAL.-At a meeting
OF the field officers attached to the First Light Bril-
gade, NJ v, held last evening at the Law Crews
armory, for the purpose of selecting a person as
Brlgadier General, to fill the place occasioned by
the resignation of Brigadier General n Hickman
Col j. Wesley Watkins was elected to fill the post.
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CoNcLUDED.-At the examination of the parties
arrested few days since ON the charge of stealing
and receiving tobacco, knowing it to have been
stolen from the State Tobacco Warehouse, on
Charles street. which took place yesterday after
noon at the Southern District Station House, be-
fore Justice Boyd, all were discharged except Jo-
seph Kicker and Jas. Gray, who were held for the
action of the Grand ,Jury
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WHEELER 4 WILSON MANUFAC TURING Co.'S
Gr,r u.


For Families, Manufacturers and others.
I'm our own family of Wheeler & Wilson's
machines and cannot imagine anything more perfect
Ed. N Y Epnn1eyist
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CoNFIRMATIoN.-On the morning of the 10Th inst.
says the Mirror, the Most Rev. Archbishop of Balti
more, administered the Sacrament of Confirmation
to eleven pupils ofthe Academy of the Visitation
Mount de Sales, two of whom were converts.
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GIBB's FIRST PREMIUM

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GRAND CoNcERT.-A musical treat, of q bigb or
der of talent, is offered to our citizens on Monday
evening at the New Assembly Rooms, Comprising
the performances of Miss Adelaide Phillips. Mr..
Charles Elliott and Mr.. Rudolph KIien. Although
ed in this city, their fame is not unknown. Miss
Phillips has held leading position as a contralto
singer of great power and finish in the Havana and
Philadelphia Italian Opera companies, and her ap-
pearance here will be looked to with much interest
Mr. Elliott is spoken of by the press, both of this
country and Europe, a volinist whose perform
ances are marked with unusual energy and brillian-
cy, but at the same time with degree of delicacy
that stamps him as master of his difficult instru-
ment. They will be assisted by some of the best
musical talent of this city, and altogether the con-
cert cannot tai! to afford the highest qualification
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ELECTION OF OFFICERS. = At meeting of the
Young Catholics Friend Society, held on the 4th
inst, the following named gentlemen were reelected
officers for the ensuing term:
Matthew J. Foley, President Samuel II. Adams,
Vice President; William Shrver Treasurer; Dam
iel Kirwan, Book Keeper; w. J. O'Brien, Core
spending Secretary; Alex. J. Brand, Recording
Secretary; Bernard Cassidy, Christopher Wynn,
c. E. j. Gebhard, Charles C. Heuisler, Trustees;
Dennis Blundel, Steward.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-02-20

Pork PAcKING.-Wc are glad to
notice that one Of our business firms have
engaged in this business, as from it always
arises much benefit to the public 1t is a
direct and legitimate way of creatinr Ex-
change, and we deeply regret that there
has not been more business in that line.
transacted by pork packers here. While
all admit that there has been less of this
business done throughout the west than in
preceding year, yet we take the ground that
when there is to be anything done in this
way. this place should do its share of it
our Merchants should reapa portion Of the
benefits arising therefrom. This would
have been done more generally had the
state of our currency been such as would
would enable men to undertake it but it
is we'll known that the greater portion of
pork packing business has been diverted
from this place, and not until quite recently
have any operations of the kind and entered
upon On Thursday evening We noticed
seversl car loads of hogs coming in from the
west. which We hope, stopped here 1t is en-.
couraging to know that there are those
among us who can command the requisite
current funds to enter into this line Of oper-
ations, and we most heartily wish it could
be pursued to much greater extent than
it probably will be. The season is too far
advanced, and funds with which pork can
be purchased too scarce to render it posi-
be.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-02-20
DAVENPORT IOWA. SATURDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY 90 1853
ONE HUNDRED AND TwESrY-SrxrH

One HUNDRED AND TwESrY-STxTH
ASSISERsASY OF WAsHlxeroS's Birth DAr.l
On Monday the Davenport City ARTILLERY,
the Davenpors Rifle Company, and the
Rock Island Rifle Company are to psss
through grand review before the Mayor
and Ald.rmen Of this city. The entire force
will be under the direction of Capt. C.N.
Schuyler ofthe D. C. Artillery, and his %,
Capt. Haupt of the Davenport Rifle coefs.
The Rock Island Rifle Company came in rs
guests Of the Davenport Companies. This
day is the anniversary Of the birth day Of
the Father Of his country, ard we shall sx-
pect to witness demonstration on the pert
OF the Military. the Mayor and Councilmen,
and, In fact, the masses, which will be wor
thy of the day they celebrate. and reflect
honor upon all interested. Our Davencae
Military Companies have been formed of
volunteers of the first order, and are worthy
of much praise for their zeal in the course
in which they have engaged. We shall not,
We think, be disappointed in the least, in
the appearance or management of this pub
lie demonstration, and We would here take
opportunity to call upon this public to tax c
some share of pains to witness this review
The day they celebrate is alike of deep pat
riotic interest at all, and every citizen who
can do SO should lend their presence to the
encouragement OF the volunteer companies
OF the sister cities. For programme Of par
ticulars, see advertisement.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-02-20
From Washington.

WASHINGTON, Feb. Is
Jack Henderson, clerk Of the Surveyor
General, and Mr.. Marshal. pro-slavery Gov
ernor elect Of Kansas, have both arrived
here.
Mr.. Winton had been appointed Marshal
Of Kansas. lie is the same person who was
some time ago appointed Indian Agent Of
that Territory, and afterwards removed
WASHINGTON, Feb. 10.
It appears from the official statement that
the amount on deposit in the Treasury on
Monday last, was s6. 3s 3, 900, of which s4.-
22s 900 was subject to draft. The receipts
for the week We're $4,000.
The Senate Committee on Territories, in
their report say they do not approve of the
ordinance accompanying the Lecompton
Constitution, and tn herefore oppose its accep.
tance. They do not regard it as any part Of
the Constitution, nor will its approval or die
approval effect the validity Of the Constitu-
ton, if Kansas is admitted into the Union as
recommended.