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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-10-10

Warranted pufciy Vecciabin.-t50a
coo + I'VE MILLION. OF FOXES OF nEANp-
kEliFa PILLS ARE SOD ANNCALLY.-
THE SALE STEADILY increases. md vet ,hous
aads die 'rom Ids and fevc.s. which these Mn.
could certainly cure. iran1rctA'. Pi.lsare.imnle
but unmatched for efficacy How i,.rgrta,t ii i
sc at once advantage over sickness
wien it can b. had at an outlay Of ,went, FIVE
cents
Nr. }. c. Eappelyea Of Mammouth county, Y
j.. writes March 10, 1853:
Il va, troubled IN Jnuaary last with co.i,iye-
ness for several days, ard took grains II calo.
mai TO obtain relief. caught eola. -uppo. +: At
any rate "a severe diar.hoea sci in which my
medical attendant found it impossible to arrest
This was followed by dyseu:cry. Ny strength
wa all gone. Everything passed through NE as
took it. \ friend from New YD.h, Sir. George
Lewis Fortunately called upon me, and advised
tion one pin would BE enough, bat be adminis-
tered four, and the next mornilg four more
Much inn uTly came from me, and, 10 my sur-
prise. the soreness and laia diminished Ono box
cured me fully. am now hearty, with 4 good
appetite
Sold ii principal oi!iec, No. al Canal st, rrie,
% cents i box.
Sold all respectable dealers il medicines
aug2o.dd win
Common sense rules the l.as : OF the people,
whatever M named and ms tnthropc lhiIoso-
phers III. ' say to the contrary. SNOW thema good
thing lett merits be clesrly Demonstrated. and
they viii not hesitate to give il their most cordial
patronage. The masses have already ratified the
Judgment Of a physician concerning the virtues
Of H0aftTTER'S BITIEES, a. may be seen in
the immense quantities Of this ne Ie.le th.., are
annually sod IN every .cctlon d the lard. Ii is
nov recognized as greatly superior fpall other
remedies yet devised FOR di>es5cS o. the ii .est.ve
organs su.h as diarrh"a, d csteiy, dysrep. ia,
and for the various feycr tia; arise II IN delauso-
men, Of those portions d the system: iioste;tcts
name is rapidly becoming household wor / from.
Maine to Texas, irom me bore, Of tie Atlantic
to the Pacific. Try the article aa3 be satis.i lied.
Sold BY druggists aal de,lels generally every
where.
- SEQ advertiser. II il. another es.r.4a.
lul5-iGwlm
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-10-10
FOR CLERK DISTRICT COURT,
ROB ERT CIIRlATUE.
Democratic Res,den, Comm,,,ee

hefoliowing named gentleman constitute the
Nauonai Democratic Resident Executive Commit
tee, at Washington
lion. MILES TAYLOR OF Louisiana, Chairman.
hsL. ALExAsDER RUsr, of Arkansas
re ieral JAMES T. PRATT, OF Connecticut.
lifn. WIN MONTGOMERY, of Pennsylvania
IL n. JAMES CRAIG, of Missouri
A. Y. BANKS, Esq, of Virginia
lien. Z. Il. VALLANDIGHAM, of Ohio
L Hon JOHN A. McCLERNAND of Illinois,
Heo. CHAIR Es II. LARABEE of Wisconsin
Al, commun cations should be addressed to
lion MILES TAYLOR, NJ. c.
Can Nat. Dem. les. Gem, Washington, ID. C.
JANIS 5. HOLLAND, Sec'y of Com.
IL. q. FAINT, Treasurer.
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Appointments Of J. M. Corse, Esq,
DEMOCRATIC CANblDATE FOR THE OFFICE OF SIC
kETARY STATE.

Bloomfield, Davis co, Friday l. Sat'day Oct. 5 6
Ottumwa, Napello co. Monday. s.
Fairfield, Jefferson co, Tuesday,. 8
Mt. Peasant, Henry Co, Wedncsday,... 10
Burlington, Desmoines co, Thursday,... IL
Wapello, Louisa co, Friday. ............ IL
Washington, Washington co, Saturday, Is
Muscatine, Muscatino co, Monday. -. Is
DAVENPORT Scott co, Tuesday,..... l6
Iowa City. johnson co, Wedncsday,..... II
Cedar Rapids, Linn co, Thursday. IS
Upton, Cedar co, Friday, 10
Dewitt, Clinton co, Saturday. ........ 20
LYONS, do Menday ......... 90
Maauoksta, Jackson co, Tuesday, ..... 23
Dubuque, Dubuque 60, THURSDAY. %
neihi, Delaware co, Friday. %
Independence Buchanan CO. saturday.. q
Oedar Falls, Blackhawk co, Monday, %
winton, Benton CO, Tuesday, .." 80
Ioleda, lama co, Wednesday ,.. 81
Marshat!,"sa, Marshal CO, Thursiay,.. Nov.
Newton, Jasper go, Friday. 49,.
Oskaloosa, Mahaska co, Saturday. 3
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STATE Democratic EN. Committee.
ESRY ALTMAN Oh arman 7th judicial District
SamueIs and Vandever in the Field.

The Democratic ard Republican candidates for
Congress in this District have agreed to the fol-
lowing appointments for speaking. Let the people
turn ut and hear them
The Iii scussions will commence at rwo o CLOCK
+. n :, at each appointment
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A ssistant EDectOI
DEMOCRATIC STATE TICKET.

O@SAA Az ~ "A 4 = AxVAGXs
FOR SECRETARY OF srATE,
JOHN NJ. CORSE.
Of Des Mones.
FOR AUDITOR or STATE,
.GEORGE w. MAXFIELD,
Of Bremen.
FOR TREASURER OF STATE,
JOHN w. ELLIS,
Of Davis.
FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL,
WILLIAM McCLlNTOCK.
OF Fayctte.
FOR REGISTER OF STATE LAND OFFICE.
PATRICK ROBB,
Of Woodbury.
For Congress-,
LIST District, G. G. COLE,
Cd BEN NJ. SAMUELS.
County Democratic Nominations,
FOR CLERK DISTRICT COURT,
ROB ERT CNRlATUE.
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ffon rms Rule THERE VIII NJ - DkyiAItos.


sss- ivnng I.ada- - Every Denomination sre
admitted into this Academy but order i her-
aary, they viii bc required - ohsert, thu afal
nary regulations y. external Wat-hp.
fcrsnn- residing III distance arc required ta
haNo responsible agent ~ tie city Il Davenport
~ reduction will be made in case I'll puIii- bang
withdrawn before the expiration u the quarter,
excepting ny pioirnetrd sickness. Orc months
haiicc u the removal u each young lnti, H r.
qucsted.
The correspondence If the lupi4 IS sulJsri ID
inspection.
Tor the present year 10 Uniform viii b. ri
quireA
Each pupil be required to provide AiMseif viii
a furnished Work box, Fix Towels, SIX Table
Napkins, Combs, Tooth and HAIR Bu4shcs. htlf,
and fork Dessert and TEASPOON. ant 1uH.hl.r
There will be : Sessions u , months each iii the
sehola tic year, comm cncing on the first MONDAY
IN September andicnding on tho second Jay II
July, with one week allowed for vacation III
Christians
Parents see their children On Thursday III
the aiternoon,ani visitor. but those Authorized
by the parents, ar guardians, will be allone4 e.
see the young ladies' lhe parents Who reside n
Davenport can Ike thciI children home ~ Tie
bret Saturday < each me.ih, but tiey must se-
turn on the following Sunday afternoon.
Attached 10 the Academy i Day sehoe! iar
tneseIn tho neighborAooi who wish t. ota4I
n elves IL Ii.
Letters to be addressed TO
ssrrR MARY MARGARET MANN,
Academy Of the immaculate Conception.
Davenport Iowa. A.tf
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-10-10

The discussions will be governed by the same
rrles which prevailed in the joint discussions be-
tween the same gentlemen in their canvass Of last
Fall. One speaks an hour. the other follows in an
hcur and half, and the first closes the debate in
han an hour, and they alternate in the opening
speeoh
-
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torcement Of the laws, 10 put down Alb
olitionis,n and isuulon.
Ntne cheers FAR Dougl1s.


JAMES GuTnRKY attempted an inces-
III US outrage on his daughter, in jersey
Clty, Nj, last week, and falling /,
consumml the deed, lie destroyed
himself.
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Judge Douglas Route in Iowa.

yesterday morning Judge Douglas
left this place and proceeded to Iowa
City, where / c spoke in the afternoon
to an immense concoursc of peonle-
This morning he goes to Cedar Rapids.
where he will speak about two o'clock
P. H.; then leave for Marion, where he
Will DC welcomed, and arrive at Anamo-
;" !" the evening. After addressing the
democracy there, he will leave on tho
tram TOT dubuque, where ne speaks to.
morrow. tie then goes on to Frceport.
in Illinois.
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FouRTEEN THOUSAND NEGRO Vorpps
Under the decision OF Judge Bril- ker.
hot, fourteen thousand negroes wiu cote
the Block Republican ticket IN Ohio
Notwithstanding the new Constitution
declares that none bat "white, male citi-
zens' shall exercise the elective fran.
chise. When it becomes known
throughout the South, that in Ohio me-
groes are allowed political equality with
the whites, this State will be inundated
with ran away slaves and free blacks
from all the States, seeking social equal
ity. Shall we have amalganation, a
mongrel population and a mixed gov
epnm ent : II not vote for Smith, Su.
pgens JadgA-Ohio Statesnsan.
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Hon. Lincoln C.nsh's Appointments

This gentleman, Democratic Elector at large
Tor tins State, will speak at tic oow.n places
and time:
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|AII0Uh DINOCdh1IC TICKET
-O-O
FOR PRESIDENT,
STEPHEN A. DOUGLAS.
OF ILLINOIS.
FOR vICE-PRESIDENT.
HERSCHEL Y. JOHNSON.
or GEORGlA.

Presidential Electors.
AT LAkGS.
LINCOLN CLARK, of Dubuque county.
II. CLAY DEAN, OF Henry County.
DISTRICTS.
LIE GRAND BYISGTON, Of Jeh nson county.
NJ. u. BENNETT, of Marion county
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-03-31

EMBEzzLEMENT FORGERY IN PHILApEIPHTA-
The Philadelphia Ledger of Yesterday, saws:
young man, who has been employed for over two
years in the gift-book establishment of G. c. Evans
on Chesnut street, has recently been discovered in
the act of embeZzling large amounts of money from
his employer. 1t appears that the young man had
charge OF the order department. receiving letters
containing money from the Post-oflice, and then
filling said orders by sending the books required.
This whole matter being under his charge. he
would abstract the money from the letters, make
no note of it, and send the books. This system has
been continued until the embeZzlement amounted
to over $50 000 and not until lately was there any
suspicion of foul play. AS soon as doubt was
raised as to the honesty of the clerk watch was
set at the Post-ofice, and by counting the number
OF packages sent away, and the number of orders
entered upon the cash book the discrepancy was
discovered The young man then charged by
Mr.. Evans with the embezzlement, and he eventu-
ally made clean breast of it, bv relating the man
ner of obtaining the money, and how it was in.
vested. The money distracted has been used in
the building of houses, number of them HAVING
been put up in the Low part of the city last year
and paid out of the money taken from the letters
Evans, and their construction having been mana
ged with due economy, he will not lose much
Ihis with the fact that the young man is in a bad
state OF health, has prevented any public exposure
of the fraud.
Edwin Keyl was charged Yesterday. before Aid
Better, with forging the name of Charles J. Grease
to CHI ok for 81, 900 on the Bank of Germantown
which was made payable to Drexel & Co, or order
and upon which the money was obtained at the of
flee oil the firm by lad. The accused, it is ale
ged advertised for an errand boy, and as soon a.
he engaged the lad, sent him with the check refer
red to. As soon as the money was obtained, tn,
services of the lad were dispensed with. 1t was
through this boy that the arrest made. Thu
money was all recovered, it having been deposited
in two Savings Funds. The accused was held t.
answer.
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SLAYER CAprURED.-The bark Virginian has
arrived at this port, in charge of Lieuts. Brown
and Tyler, U. S. N, and prize crew from the
coast of Africa, having been captured by the u $.
sloop-of-war Portsmouth, Capt. Calhoun, at the
mouth of Congo river, on the 10Th of February,
under circumstances warranting belief that she
was engaged in the slave trade. Although the
bark had not received any slaves on board, there
were five or six hundred of them waiting on the
beach, and preparations making for their embarca-
ton. On the way home the crew of the bark are
said to have attempted mutiny, in which they
were joined by Of the men from the Ports
mouth. They were soon overpowered however,
and put in irons. The bark was commanded by
Captain Matthias Lynn, who with the supercarpo
and six men composed her roll d'equipage. and
are now prisoners on board.-Norfolk Herald n
NOVEL CHARAcrERs.-At Gen. Fleury's last ball
in Paris was character quadrille, the persons
dancing all personating fairy tale celebrities. The
Countess de Vie was dressed as Puss-in- boots We
can sure our lady readers it was not an unbecou-
ing costume Large bucket top-boots, large trous
ers trimmed with swans down, jacket of catskin,
and sort of cats head reposing on her forehead.
What was extremely amusing was the uerre with
which the guests kept up the characters they were
| representing. Every body was announced by the
name Of the character. One. young lady person.
ated Snow. 49, ~.
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We present in another place the opinion refer
red to- on yesterday, as having been laid before
the GOVERNOR by Mr.. JARRETT in support of his
right to boud and qualify to enable him TO enter
on the immediate discharge of his duties as Comp
troller. The ability and conclusive character of
the argument render it unnecessary for us to do
more than invite the readers attention thereto
About the Importance of the question involved
there can be no dispute, nor do we think that
hereafter there can be much honest difference OF
opinion as TO the course the GOVERNOR has thought
proper 10 pursre in the matter In rejecting Mr.
JARRETT's bond he has assumed responsibility
which rests, as the opinion demonstrates, on nc
sound conception of his duty
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Su,v,s Sun,p Crppr U.,tc

It gives pleasure that this old and nty cele
brated BRAND again Tender juicy, and
unsurpassed flavor, boiled, baked fried They with
out a rivals and such as John Bull himself might envy
Messrs G. W. MoRLISe Son. opposite the Msltby House,
Pratt street, are ths Sole Agents for this city
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BALTIMORE.
SATURDAY, MARCH 81, 1860
The Exchange Supplementary Adver-
- .-y.,- tiSer for April Es r."

will 60 to press early next week. All those
who propose to avail themselves of this most ex
tensive and popular advertising medium are re-
quested to send in their advertisements in the
course of the present week.
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The DAILY EXCHANGE Prices CURRENT, being
reliable and comprehensive review OF the Bati-
more Markets for the past week, neatly printed
on etter sheet, may be obtained at counting
room ........
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-03-31

We devote considerable of our space to day to
the Protest of President Buchanan against the Re-
solutions of Inquiry, introduced into the House of
Representatives by Mr.. Covode. The presentation
OF the message on Thursday created an intense ex-
cltement IN Washington, and called forth some
spirited remarks from both sides of the House.
The W washington Star of yesterday evening says
that it Is rumored that on the Opposition side,
Messrs. sherman, Hale, and H. Winter Davis. are
to address the House on the message, when It is re-
ported from the judiciary Committee.
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REUARE OF THAr COrGH-

Its axiom that cf PREVENTATIVE is worth
4 pound of a RgMEDY The most vruent and obstinate
SORE THROAT Disc of the Lungs, has been contract
ed from want Of attention to slight Cough Cold The
disease known as DIPTHERIA, the most dangerous Of
Throat Lung Diseases, proceeds from slight Cold or
Cough. PROFESSOR LETBIG'5 CELEBRATED COUGH
CANDY is pleasant and healhful Remedy
re- Confectioners and Fruit DeaersLibeTa discount for
Cash Country Trade.
Sold wholesale and retail,
by the Sole Agents,
HIGGINS JENKINS,
mhSOlf y. W corner of Calvert and Pratt streets
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EaR LENT

Lake Superior TROUT and WHITE FISH. Also No /
MACKEREL, Susquehanna and Labrador HERRING, in
kits halves and quarter bbs all in excellent order
fine quality, just received by. .. '--
GREEN Voc,
feI6-tf 80 Baltimore street
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In the Senate yesterday message received
from the President, in reply TO the resolution of in
qury, relative to the operations of the navy in the
Gulf of Mexico, and the instructions under which
it acted. The documents show that the instruc-
ions given to Captain Jervis were, that he should
at all times afford protection to the citizens of the
United States and their property, and, if occasion
should arise, to protect any American vessel from
search detention by the vessels of other nations
on the high seas The Secretary of the Navy says
that upon the facts stated in the official reports thai
have been received, the Department approves O.
the conduct of Captain Jervis and Commander
Turner. A number of private bills were taken up
and passed.
The House passed the Senate bill, providing that
if any person endorses letter that it is to be re-
turned to him in thirty days, if not called for, it
shall be done, instead of being sent to the General
Post-0fficc as dead letter. Mr. Stewart presented
the memorial of more than eight thousand of the
legal voters of Baltimore in reference to the fraud
and outrages by which Messrs. Harris and Davis
were returned to the House of Representatives.
The memorial was referred to the Committee on
Elections
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THE OPERA

Don Giovanni drew suffocating house at Hoi-
day Street last night. and the entire performance
passed off to the evident satisfaction of the au-
dience. Miss PATHS conception of the part of
Zer'ina was exceedingly happy, and she reminded
us not a little of Piccolomini, but was, if any
thing, superior to the diminutive Princess
She gave the BATH, BATH, and the Vedrai
Cdrino with fine expression, and was de-
servedly encored and bOuquetted-to coin new
word. Madame Colson did all that was possible for
any to do in the ungrateful part assigned her,
and as usual met with an enthusiastic reception.
Stigeli was quite equal to his role, and Amodic
made more of Maseao than any of his predecessors
Ferri acted the dissolute Don better than he sang
the part, and Susni proved himself an excellent
Leporelo.
Tonight we have The Vespers again, and that
will draw large house.
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MELANCHOLY SUICIDE.-We received the melan-
choly intelligence last night that VIM. Roberts,
Esq, of Carroll county, ex-member of the State
Senate, had committed suicide at his residence
near Unontown, on Thursday afternoon. 1t i.
stated that nothing unusual had occurred to him
but at the usual hour had partaken of hearty din
ner, and remarked to his wife that he intended to
visit brother living in the neighborhood, but some
hours aiterwa' DIS his body was found suspended by
the neck in his carriage house, dead.
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tions between the President and themselves
incapable, from their nature, of being dis
proved, thus furnishing material for harassing
him, degrading him in the eyes of the country,
and eventually, should he be weak or timid man,
rendering him subservient to improper influences,
in order to avoid such prosecutions and annoances
or because they tend to destroy that harmonious
action for the common good which ought to be
maintained, and which sincerely desire to cherish
between coordinate branches Of the government;
and, finally, because, if interested, they would es-
tablish precedent dangerous and embarrassing to
all my successors, to whatever political party they
might be attached.
(Signed JAMES BUCHANAN.
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THE MARsHALs OF FRANCE.-By the death of
Marshal Reille the number of Marshas of France
is reduced to twelve, and the Prince Jerome Bona
parte becomes the Dean BY age. The list is as fol-
lows, in the order of their appointment: The
Prince jerome, Valiant Magnan, Castellane,
paraguay d'Hilliers, Pelisser, Random, Canrobert,
Bosquet, Mcmahon, st. Jean d'Angely, and Mel.
In King and Queens county, Va, on the Dist
joseph Breach shot and killed by VIM. H.
Berkeley. Breach had circulated a scandaous
report about one OF Mr.. Berkey's daughters, and
refused to retract or give up the name of the
author Of the story. Hence the hOmicide.
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On Thursday, 29th instant, by the Rev; J. R.. Johnson
LEVIZ WAGN Err OF Tiifn, Ohio, to SUSIE F. GOOD
HUE, granddaughter Of Edward Norris, Esq, of this
CITY.
On Thursday. March 10Th, by Rev. Mr.. Galley, JOHN H
RAYNES, of Baltimore, to Miss BEULAH eldest daugh-
ter Of Jas McCay. ESQ
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THE POLICE CAsEs.-Nlr. Schley yesterday con-
tinued and closed the argument in this important
appeal at Annapolis. His effort is said to have
been marked by all the ability for which that gen
tleman enjoys extensive a reputation.
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TARIFF OF CHARGES ON THE OVERLAND EXPRESS TO
C E1FoRNIA.-We learn that the managers of the
principal telegraph lines, in connection with the
overland pony express, have agreed upon the fol-
lowing tariff for private dispatches to and from
California:-FOr ten words from any Atlantic city,
other telegraph station, to st. Josephs, Mo-,
or uice versa, two dollars and forty five cents; for
similar number of words from the first station on
the California Telegraph Line to any part of Cali
fornia, uice rersa, two dollars; while the charge
for expressing the messages, without regard to
length, will be two dollars and forty-fve cents
each making the sum total from any station in the
Atlantic States to any station in California, six
dollars and ninety cents for ten words. The charge
for each word above that number will be seventy
cents for the entire distance. The understanding
is that the telegraph companies will refund the
tire tolls to parties forwarding any message which
iais 10 reach California, uice rerSd in advance
OF any other route; and that they will also return
10 the sender any moneys paid for dispatches filed
IN season To oVertake the express at St. Josephs
which through any reason may fail to reach that
place before the departure of the express.
By the arrival of the steamer Arabic at Now
orK Yesterday, We have three days later intelli
geuce from Europe, embracing news of much i'm.
or'ance' lhe British House of Lords have con-
Cured IN the resolutions of the House of Commons
approving the French Commercial Treaty. The
brinsh Government has been informed BY France
that the annexation of Savoy to her dominions il
absolutely necessary. Switzerland has protes,od
against this proposed arrangement and the an
nouncement has also called forth from the Enoli,b
press some bitter denunciations against Nanoleor
and his policy. The full returns of the late vot;no
in Italy show an overwhelming majority in favor d
annexation to Sardinia sa s54
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DIED
On the 10Th instant, THOMAS WATKINS, in the S7th
year of his age.
On the 18th instant, THOMAS WEBER in the 39h year
OF his age
On the Goth instant WM HARRIS in the s7th year
his age.
On the 29h instant, ELIZABETH \. KILGORE, in the
Goth year of her age wife of James r. Kgore and second
daughter of John and Iare T. Holland, of Baltimore
On tn 29th instant, SARAH ELIZABETH, aged ears
aud7 DAYS, only child OF Patrick and Mary Kane,
On the 2Sth instant, MARIA A HAYDEN. rect of the
late Dir. II. H. Hayden, in the SD year o! her age.
the % h instant, FREDERICK B. RING, in the Both
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A private telegram from Vera Cruz on the 2lst,
received in New York, via New Orleans, on Thurs
day, states that, although the city had been bonn
barded for six days, neither the correspondents nor
their friends had suffered any loss to complain Of