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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-15
fraal Notices.


A LII PERSONS having any claim against tho
N estate Of GEORGE WALTER deceased. hereby no
hedo present tho same for 'ettm 4 g The Hone House NO
u March sSd" III = ~ mis- ls~saF.
IN PURSUANCE OF all order OF tho SurUsA'e
Of the County Of SswYorL Notice e hereby g,eI to q
s s's Of s 10 Os.en he
voucher. thereof 70 tho Subscriber at the once o.
s @Iss d. Ss esuh day q June ss~So
. sETH wILKs, Administrator:
Of the County Of NewYork notice Ia hereby given {, all
p.ror. having claims asaipr, EDWARD CLARK lac Of tn.
S III. Y. s No
.ans 10 the CS Of 90 or esfo,c the is c5
TENDER sTsts d la az Is
mills iswenF. JOHN CLARK. Admioistrutcr
NJ Y. SUPREME COURT-K1NGS COUNTY.
~. THE UNION BUILDING ASSOCIATION , ssr,"1:s
BADGER .ole administrator Of the goods chat,e and credits
which Genge O. Jones deesa,di william Jons: and
f.snwsin. sam|on for rstcon not .er TO the dssa,
tho COMPLAINT In this scen which viii be sled In the
oc, o. the G.h o. Ie o. mna' .ns o s
compliant on he SUBSCRIBER ct tbsir Office No iii BrO.5wsy
b summon. on You exclusive Of the day q such service std
you ia al the sd oompIa vi tn. time .foresd
a. f. IT, .$ So1 a1i% VI" m
N'1' BARNEY, BG rLER 4 PARSONS, P.ntia,. Aa'y.
The complaint In this action duly 6dn the Office o. the
County Of Any In tho City Of BrookyL Aforesaid
the lat day Of March. 1861 ..n,o,,
MbI5 lavfvP Plaintiff Attorneys.
Two the CREDITORS Of FRANKLIN ID.
CAsSORT in.olvont debtor Take notice Of an order.
granted Msch s. l6 by tho Hon George b. Dusnberre,
County Judge Of Ontario County, " upon the petition oil
FRANKLIN d. CASSUkT OF Cansndagua 10 said County an
inovnt debtor ard many Of his creditors residing within
the Uued States whose debts amounted TO a. eet
all dents owing by the said nsoivent to creditors re'd
ing United States. requiring all the creditors OF said
insolvei tn show they have before lin his
Office In the vsgr Of Geneva Ontado County T., on the
2s day May 1851 at O'Clock IN the forenoon of that day
why sig the said in.oycnrs estats should NOT be
ds aud dchsSd from his debts pursuant to the pro
vision. Of the statute discharge Of nsoven from his
d,bt..-Csnandsisus N. Y. March s ls6l ,,,.,.,o,,
0OODiNG 4 RICHARDSON,
ms lawilwP Attorney, for lusolycut.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-15
1901 THE PENNSYLVANIA 1891
IOOl CENTRAL RAILROAD. OOl
GREAT DOUBLE-TRACK ROUTE.
Thecspac, OF the Road equal ANY In the country
The GREAT Snort LINE TO THE WEST.

Office No. Aston House. corner IT Nesey st.
Pscp, for the OF Passengers and from Gin
cinna,i Chicago ST. Louis ST. Paul. Nashville Nemph, rew
re-n, and all other 10 the West NORTHWEST and
South West for speed and comfort by route
Through trains for the West ave NewYoIk oot Of Court
lsndt 5-Moning Express Ia m Evening Express m.
Sleeping aud smoking on Ell the trains.
Fare always low aud the time quick by other
=,
and om Any Rairoed' Il Ohio kenucky Indians
Illinois. WIsconsin Iowa Missouri by RAILROAD Dl-
RECT the nsVabe rivers Of the West by
steamer from Pitt .burgh - 49, ,
M rate. of Freight 10 any point Of the West BY the
RAir ad all times favorable charged
by other Companies Nsrchsnis and shippers n,russ
s the their Pr light to this Company, rely
with confidence N its speed transit
Td. Company maintains Em'gsnt Accomm odatiou
Line by which par,i eny ating Westward enjoy che and
comor able mode Of half the lrs class rates
OF fare H. ELLIOTT Passenger Agent, NO Astor House
LKECH q Co Freight Agents,
No. Astor House, and No. South Wiliamst-
MCDONALD BI5CHUfF Eu'grsnt Asebut
No Bstery place.
ENoCH LEWIS. General sup't. Altoona. Ia.
NEW-YORK and ERIE RAILROAD
~ DUNKIRk EXPRESS a. q m, Tor Dunkhk. Buffalo,
Csnsndsgus and principal Stsiiens
MAIL a. si5 IN, for Dunkirk aud intermediate stations
THIS Train remains night At Ernira- . , -
WAY 80 p IT,, for hidd!etown, Nowbursh and inter
medste stai 1ns. 49, -
NIGHT EXPRESS, daily at p. m, for Dunkirk. Buffalo.
C.naudTas aud principal Stations The train Of Saturday stops
At ali Mail Train Stations aud runs only 10 EluIira .
CHhS NlNOr, General suPt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-15
Boots, Shoes, 81.
ETCCLALLAN's

McCLALLAN's
BOOTS SHOES AM BROOANS,
The cheapest and du able Waterproof Boots Shoes snd
ever Fa-tneT Miness, GaTdHsTs
persons working in DAMP ttueticns.
Farmers sfeT weaTg them viii md them almost lnonpeh
shle for blowing d ching, and stable work. . =,
They perfectly impey ous oWaer and are made with al
the OF ehcrcied goods wood IL good non con
ufof boots shoes superior TO those sds entirely
Sber for keeping The fec: They cheaper foi the
consumer vii long two OF The ordinary
soled The sole formed 10 walk with perfect
eese.s .aui %, =,
bes cheapest and shoes manufactured Tor her
business. #r ..., ...,
weather no person shouid be without tbem. - -
DSreptt made 10 dealers. NCCLALLAN & BON,
Manufactures, Giuseppe Meas.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-15

Tos" 81 oe4sSs
Inc shipments 10 China are still satisfactory, and
will probably continue large many of the conracs
made in January, for future delivery will not sx,.
until April and May The clearances for Mexico and
sou Of the South American markets have also been
moderate SCALE which gives tone to the general
market. The general home demand, however, has uo1
improved since our Last review, although modersAs
business may be reported. The Western trade willno
make its appearance in great volume untl April and
then will be controlled somewhat By the state
exchanges The rate present Is too oppressive
to admit Of large engagemrnts by the Western mee-
chants and their purchases thus far have been con
fined to the pressing necessities of their customers
The Southern trade Is at standstil except with the
Border States-and the aggregate Of that business has
not been large.
The city and nearby trade has shown an improve.
rnent over any week of the season. and promises to b
larger for the future.
The Accommodations Of certain styles of Cotton goods
are becoming more apparent, although the general
stocks would not be considered large if the future
more promising Over 1872 600 pieces Of Printing Cloths
were offered at the Cloth Hall yesterday for sale II
prices than cent per yard less than the pces
of last Autumn. Abont 80 900 pieces were sold on the
basis of AZ a4Ic for 6ix64 although the printers do
handed concession from those rates. There is al
Tentative for the Print Cloth maker except 70 restrict
or even STOP bis production entirely, If he would NOT
manufacture at loss for these prices cannot 30
obtained If the stocks continue to accumulate for hs
law of supply and demand must regulate the price,
rather than the. cost Of manufacture.
A more detailed report of the Dry Goods market af-
pears in The SEMI-WEEKLY TRIBUNE.
The Ncw- Orleans Picoynns Of the 9Th says:
pat has developed decided change In
affairs saving that the sctiye then Doc-d hss
been partially arrested by the political complexion Of mace
But the this les apparent the cloe md
perceive inclination operate IN first elias. secura
Paper uujoubted standing and readily at
for long date. bile exceptional si command
H. Other rule l36lS, aud outside grades =
49, There prime short paper offering on the street, a. "a:
banks willingly take the little that 10 rendered Since our isst
weekly summary the Foreign EIchsnse market be. advanced
nearly Sterliog which then ulsd 81 1903! Go4 Is nov
quick o dO and los for selected .Lsinrss The s1oons
this hing less than ng hsve been anticipates
heavy business transacted In cotton yesterday Dras
with bill OF lsdng been selling lU3 GlV3i Francs hsve
34t for the beet and the who,s
rangeertnds 6f5l Sixty day os New York are
partial request for which have been sold at
discount Other grades quote a.2td2t. Sight wcsk
closing ti and discount outside. Bankers drawing
the banks check the counter al par dcOut
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-15

The Foreign Exchange market is firm, but without
change from the quotations of yesterday. The range
for Sterling is 1851 to LOG for bankers' bills. Francs
are held little higher bat not much business has been
done at the advance The market has not fairly opened
for Saturday steamer.
Freights-To Liverpool, 100 hhds. Tallow at BIS.
3d.; 600 boxes Bacon aud $50 bbs Lard at 38s. Cd;
275 bbs. Beef at 6s. Cd; 10000 bush. Wheat at I'D.
In bulk and 500 bbs Flour at 80. Cd; per steamer,
600 tea Prime Mes and Navy Beef at Ss' 3D. 99s 3D.
To Glasgow, 900 bbls Flour at As. To Bremen. $500
bush. Corn at l4id. in shippers bags. An American
bark with $500 bush. Corn to Gloucester on private
terms. The bark M. Pojer to Glasgow, with Wheat
on private terms, and vessel to Cork and market
with 80 900 bush. Corn In bulk at lid.
The business of the SubTreasury was: Receipts,
$lN26S 23-for Customs $4,000 Payments, $685.
$40 50; Balance, s6,'95.679 80.
The earnings by the Chicago, Burlington and Quincy
Railroad line, In the first week in March, were;
f.:.sns:: .'iS ss s. Is ioss Dec. d
To,.....sa,ane 6, sr.SlM Inc sla43 %
The Chicago and Northwestern road earned, the
first week in March.
1861 ............'''.'''..'..@lIT19
o'is' u
Increase. .......................... S3a7 "
The earnings Of the Erie Railroad, for the month Of
February. were;
"
lbtV.
increaso'.''': '..'''.'''''.'''''.. Sb'Hi 0i
The Baltimore and Ohio Road earned in February;
l96l........... 1913 1860 ....."... s32T2So
Increase ..........,....b3l
The Grand Trunk Road iCansds) earned the week
ending March 2:
I961............. So. 800 fc6e...... ...."S56,G3
1ucrcass'. -.Hb,bol
The Receiver of the Scioto and Hooking Valley Rail-
road makes the following statement Of the business Of
the road for 1860:
pa', 'os Az
Operating rIpenses........ $40 ee7 Oh
ReccnsIuction ............. 1881 T-Se38A rs
Net earnings. ......."............s."&29,s3tN
This road is not yet finished, there being only fifty
six miles in operation.
The amount of coal transported by the Delaware,
ID.sI. laof
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-15

MRS. wEsLows SOOTHING SYRUP IL .old By .
druggists ibrOushoa. the United stIes.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-15
Cutters, 1aroware, &r.

TWIN PLATE, SHEET IRON, ZINC, &c,
IL TIN ana TERNE PLATE. CHARCOAL and COKE,
SHEET IR0N-belgon, Russia, English, AInelieani
ZINC, COPPER, SPLITTER BLOCK Tin, WIRE, &C.
For sale bS A. A. THOMSON Co No 3l5 Wsisrt.
Two DEALERS in HARDWARE-Iu conse-
ouence Of the death Of senior Mr. Edward Conins
he JsUusy IL becomes necessary for the surviving part
oer Close Affairs Of late firm. Fer the
sew ngepeut made for carrying the bpnsas shs
sel roods 81 tTces for for good
nstss Send your orders 10 EDWARD CORNING 4 Co.
Per JASPER Z. CORNING, Surviving PaItpsr
No. Is DuaDest, York.
Ps-On al remittAaces viii allow you oIshsf( Of the
tschsnge
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-15

Millions Of bottle. Of MRS. wINsLows sooTuIN
SYRUP sod every year 10 tho United siaies
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-15

FIGHLY IMPORTANT TO MoTHERs.-MRs WINS.
LOWS SOOTHING SYRUP Ia the only thing that you rely
upon to give yourself and relief and help your infant
MRS. wIEsLOWs SOOTHING SYRUP Ia. been tho
Of restoring tho dropping spirit, Of many OsrA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-15

Gvo old for diseases Incident to III. period Of
,sebihs children Here you have that old fr cents
10 the form Of MRS. wINsLows SOOTHING SYRUP.
MRS wINsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP n.vos Gail. TO give
iuime diale relief
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-15

The Savings Bank statistics We published yesterday
were tnose of the Chambers-street, and not of the
Bowery Bank. The specie list Of the Ena is as fol-
lows:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-15

GORE CORNS and BuNIONS are really CURED
- bv N, nae Of SWISS CORN PLASTER Price 10 cents
per box. L. DUPUY. Druggist, No 500 Broadway.
V,RUSSES for the radical cure Of RUPTURE,
Elastic Stockings Shoulder Braces Abdominal supporter
&c. The 0ALVAEO-ELECTRIC REGENERATOR war.
Ysncd 10 cure lmpotsncy Seminal Losses 10
Cal upon Of sddisss Drs GL0yER THoRHE, No iAaast,
ga3ss EsSaasI xSssga.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-15

A LII PERSONS having any claim against tho
IA lsate Of GEORGE WALTER deceased, are hereby no
ed,o tho for setten. the Hone House NO
62s Brusawsy TO JAMES TATEM, Executor.
M.rcb6 I:5il mi6 tawhuff
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-15
Ocean Cleaners.

CTEAM WEEKLY between NETWORK and
- LIVERPOOL landing aud smbarkny passenger a. oneens
town (Ireand The Liverpool Newfork and Philadelphia
Steamship inend dpschng their full powered Clyde
built Iron Steamships a. follows: - -
CITY or MANCHESTER. Saturday, MAJ. Is
outeidhy' -
GLASGOW ..........,.,,., Saturday, Mar. 80
And every SATURDAY, Q. noon from Pier No. n, North
River
PAssAeH:
FIRST CAHIN.........ST5I STRERAGE.....,.......eD
F Cabin 90 London..... 30 see5eee 10 London'. 81
steertE. Return Tickets good for six months. on
Passengers forwarded TO Paris H1vre Hamburg Bremen. Rot
terdani Antwerp, &c, at reduced through fares
Persons wishing 10 brng out their buy tickets hcie
the following New York: From Liverpool or Queens
ownPIrst Cabin fT5 Sg5 and los S,eersgo from Liver
pool $40; from Queenstown, 80.
These Sesmes have superior accommodation. for pa'seng
erinnced Surgeons They built Ia wsterSh
iron sections and have patent Fire Annihstov board
For fur her information, ,ppy To Liverpool % MM iShAN
Agent No. ~ Water-sl liz 1lagow TO WIN INN AN No.
St Enoeh square; Qp-ensto~u to c. w. d. sEl MOUh&
% in London 20 EINES MACY, No 81 King Wlisnst,
ia Pan, JULES DECOUE No Place de Ia Bourso In Phil
adelphie JOHN O. DALE No I9 Wsnat or at the Com
psny's OflceA JOHN o. DALE H5eHt
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TTIHE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN
ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS

Il ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS
yEoA RHw-fCRk LIVERPOOL
Chief Cabin Passage. .......''.'.'..'''....'.'ei9
Second C,bln Passage 70
Chief C.hin Passage ..'''''''''''''''''''''''''Si
The sSivs from S-wYoss cali at CoIL Hsibor.
The ,h,p, from Boaon eau at HaliisI and COX HMbor
F ERkSx c Capt 5D9 STONE chsHpI &
ASH GaRt i & Lott kadHsa G%.
capt Z. ii; HGsll.y; TJRoiPH' csTs, j. Lei'oh
These vessel. cary cIes white light masthead green on
starboard bow red on port bow u,.,.,. NJ. G
AAu TsnS IL l'' '''''''' 1''''-'','''
NIAGARA Noodle. leave. Boston .weSue'dsy Mar %
ARABIA Stone leaves New York .MeaLe'day, Mar q
GsRicA shaSon leave. sdnesds sP 10
EUROPA, Cook 800. leave, Boston Wedoe,d.y April
Berhs no, see5Tsd until paid .OI
silver bullion specie 5e~eI'y fLeeon. sOHs. M.!al.
unless Bills Of LsdDg signed therefor and tie value there"
E.CUNARD, NO. tBOwlIng green.
rJ'HE NORTH GERMAN LLOYD's Steamship
BREMEN H Vessels sommsDder esI.ylTs The United
SATURDAY. H,.ch is, 4, IL O'Clock. m
BREMEN via SOUTHAMPTON.
''' L6ES f, HAvRE. SOUTHAMPTON. and BREMEN
" Fiim cs5ia 800 second tsbln 500 steeus-, ssS
TO ''S-' = toEfPCRE. KEurGEN < RElCHELT
no. o. bfoSoNay Np hNaHA
TOR SOUTHAMPTON and HAVRE- On
a SATURDAY. March 80 The United States Mail Steamer
AGO D. Tc1 nASSe III I'd q st S No. S month
Tbs steamship unsurpassed for safety and nio has double
engines under deck Hcosed by wstertisht compartments
which beside othe hts tend In the event Of collision or
raodps the pump. free for work. and seue the safety
ofvesse s,d psssenaers
SAMUEL NJ. FOX,
GEO. MACKENZIE,
Tho steamer FULTON Wi sail Apfh q.
TOR KINGSTON, JASiAICA--JAMAICA
a AND NETWORK SCREW sIEAM-PICKET LINE
Carrying tho Mail TO .an for KINGSTON. JAMAICA, on
Edward Goodwin win vail for the above port WEDNES
DAY March 20. from Pier No. 81 North River Passage!
first ctbin $50, second cabin. ESQ., third class S.5.
For ftisht passage apply to WALDEN BOOTH Agents
No. % bIosabt
IGOR CALIFORNIA via PANAMA. first
class will cave New York the lst llth and 2l
whom these dates fa SUNDAY when
the day of departure will be the MONDAY following For
freight or pa sage, apply at the only Office No. ~ Ms't cor
GTEAM from NETWORK TO IRELAND, ENG
~ LAND and SCOTLAND. via GALWAY, for s3o.
The Atlantic Royal Mail Steam Navigation Company VIII ds
p'''A VIC" iD' PRIEcE ALBERT
above touching Of ST. Johns N r. to land pss'eDses and
On TUESDAY, March 90
Rate, OF Passage;
In frat cabin 70 Galway or Liverpool
In first cabin 10 ST. Johns, 70
In third cabin to Galway Liverpool Glasgow or any town
In irelsn ana; on ksiI~ s "a
NOTlCEPeop. wi.bi6g 10 bring ont their fends the
old country, obtain RETURN IICRETss;
VERY Low PRICES.
F0r further i'''i no%fA 4 f''li R
Nos 81 and IS souths.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-15
1)rintina.

CLOTE g. JAMES,
- sTATIONERs PRINTERS, and BLANK BOOK MANU-
FACFDRERS No SO kutont Orders respectfully solicited
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meooins CARDS, %r.

-,@
At EYERDELLs, 3O2 Broadway, cor. Duane
IA at WEDDING CARDS In elegant styles st lev prioes
&c. the Ribbon Cards Specimens sent By NELL
ATJ.H JOHNSTON IL Co.'S, No. $50 Bowery,
IN corner Broome-sL Wedding and Visiting Cards. vote, &c
a.es. Low prices Specimens by man fne " Aeh
AT WIN. EVERDtLL'S SONS.-WedIIng
IN CARDS Of the latest styles at No. lO Futon-sG ~ J.
Wx EygKDELL IT, HESKI EyFKDRLI- FEANols EVkHphLt-
ENGRAVING and PRINTING (half price,
~ Wedding al Home and Note Papers kc Bgsiness Ca1.
Bin Portraits &c at KELLi'S No S7Futons' NJ D.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-15

Orders oonog In every day from Druggists n a. part,
the country " Send more Of MRS. wISsLow's sooTu
ISG SYRUP.-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-15

Tbhh,hs season Of the you to as MRS wINsLows
SOOTHING SYRUP.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-15

1i cuD,pv viii hereafter pay Its dealers IS PER GIN
Of the prohs o. when preferred make LIBERAL discount Ho'
No LiaLlif, is Incurred Jp The A'stred
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-15

.eaO SHOES AND GAITERS-A NEW STYLE
Qr st-AT JONES'S NOS 10 AND IL ANN-ST.
p a.-CALL AND SEE IHkM
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-15

TuREY-FouRTHs OF TUE PROFITS DIVIDED TO
POLICY-HOLDEk
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-15

CASH OAPlTAL....................ssaOO 100000.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-15

nHlIoo. u bottle. Of MRS wINsLows SOOTHING
SYRUP Used every yeGz In the United sts;e for chm
gren ee,hing with neVeIfains RsuOi IsNEpr,Tr
and caRIAs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-15

.r JAMES LoRIMER GRAHAM. President
Joseph Y. VARNUM, POWES r. hCiLVAlNE,
LEONARD APtEEbY GlbBERI J.. BEE nn;AN
FKEDERlcK ii. NOLCO1T, EOWAkD mACOMbEh'
WILLIAM X. STRONG, CHARLES r. hLhhhAENpj
JOHN G.. HENDERSON, DUDLEl IS ~ LIE Il,
1TS1bVIfs a fCOSOyTR LORRAIN FREEMAN,
ExRrgN RATES Jr JANIS o. SHELUOS,
ppSsciisI ~ TITRNEY JOSEPH Il. EARNUM, Jr,
PaSNEIJS ~ DELANO. J. LORlMER GRAHAM, JT,
HTNRY y BIJTLFR GEORGE ". HATCH,
"- SAMUEL D. BRADFORD, Jr
EDWAKp A SrANSBURY, Secretary
ROBT &. RATHBOSE, ASH Secretary.
I1HAMAR CONKEY, Surveyor.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-07-04
Ktver items.

A.B. Mil Arrived.
made By w,nr,ar.v Inn. a
HAwEEYR stats, Gray, st. Paul.
AD HINB, Calf, Dubuque.
KATE CAssEL, HilIhouse, Nontrose.
DHPARfRD.
HAwKRYE STATE, Gray, st. Louis.
AD HNE, Galt, Dubuque.
KArE CAssEL, Riilhouse, Aontrose.
Hxcuasion.-Rsneabsr thst the fsny-bosa
Rock Island Capt. Robinson, viii start fos Asssa-
tin. on . pleasure excursion this msrning. Go By
al means.
The favorits Northern Line packet Ssetsr
State. Capt. Rhodes, viii leave for st. Paul TINS
morning With IN excursion party.
OUr AeAm-Ths Pomssoy has bssn thorosghy
repaired. She will lssvs fos Aentsose this 49,
ing sss o'clock.
The whole number Of steamboat arrivals q this
mort during the month Of July vs. 81.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-07-04

TT. MONROE, July g.
Tho Sd Massachusetts, Regiment and the New
York Naval Brigade occupy the deserted dwell
ings in Hampton, where but about thirty Of the
inh abitants remain.
The families Of Gen. Butler, Col. Duryse and
Maj. Webber, are hero.
Great preparations arc being made 70 celebrate
the 4th Of July.
Yesterday p. m, Lieut.. Yelverton and Is men
Of the 9th New York Regiment. made : recon
noisancs from Newport News up the James river
road, TO within . mile and half Of Great Beth ei.
At that point they came upon 50 Of the rebel
pickets, who fed, leaving behind, with 9th or
trophies, their hats and costs. In the pockets Of
the latter seversl letters just nnsh ed, giving
complete accounts Of the late advance Of $50
men from Yorktown to attack Newport News, and
the ~retched faro Of the troops and the manner
in which they were obliged 70 beg or steal. One,
of an interesting character in tn pocket Of James
Steel, bookseller, Richmond, describes our troops
. set Of bsboons 70 b speedily driven from the
sacred soil Of Virginia"
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-07-04
AID. Peters sasrsd the folio ovise. vhish va

Aid. Peters offered the following. vhish ~,
loet:
Resolved. That the City Clerk q, and |,
/ hsrsby insesuetsd. to make fall and parfae,
copy Of the Aassssos's Tax Books for The ~,
1851. and the ssid copy TO b pproved ~
accepted By the City Assessor ana CITY MAJ.
shall. And. Be e further
Resolsed. That when said copy be accepted
and approved By the City Assessor and Uty
1arshsI. the Clerk 10 hereby authorized 10
drsv On order on the City Treasurer for ,hs
sam Of t25. for his services 10 making such
copy, provided IL be delivered within one week
from nov.
Aid. Rsnvisk moved toseriks ont the S3s
Carried.
Resolution lost
Aid. Peters offered the following. which vas
lost:
Be it hereby resolved. That the Finance
Committee be instructed to provide for fur
Eishing the copy Of the Assessors Book within
one week.
The matter q making repsirs ON Fifth
street was referred to street committee vith
power to act.
Aid. Rsnwick offered the following. which
was adopted:
kesolsed That the City Clerk Be instructed
20 comply With the ordnance to furnish . du.
plicats Of the city assessment to the Marshal
without delay.
On motion adjourned.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-07-04

Be ifrssotyeu That the City Of Davenport
will pay the necessary expenses for boarding
and lodging such members of the Davenport
Guard, Capt. Stuhr. who may apply therefor.
until the same leave for headquarters and
that upon Ger i6cate Of Capt Stuhr, endorsed
by his honor the Mayor. ths City Clerk Issue
city orders tor this purpose not exceeding tlOO
Aid. Peters offered the following. which wss
adopted:
WaERxAs the Board Of Equalization at their
last session did write in the Assessment book,
for 1861, opposite lot 4, blsck 8, in The City Of
Davenport. Recommendation to the City
Couocl that said lot be exempt from city
taxes because used for school by Gsrmsa
American Inslisats. but did not, BY oversight,
recommend this exen ption in their report 70
,his Coaneil; therefore b II resolved. That
the exemption Of said lot 1, Ia block s, in tie
CITY of Davenport, o intended to be recon-
nesded by the said Board Of Equalisation. 10
hereby granted.
Aid. Gillstt offered the following, which vss
adopted:
Rssolssd, That The City Clerk b instssstsd
"a write oct and farnish 70 sasA Al1srnao .
~ Of The. standing se0mittssa, and olse e
vrite ont the order of boiness and farnish
80 With copy ef The saaA.