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sl3cou JOHN DUKEHART, Secretary. |
RALTIMoRE
IRE
INSURANCE COMPANY.
INCORPORATED 1880
CHARTER PERPETUAL.
0FTIoE~No. SoUTH STREET.
JOHN j. DONALDSON, PRESIDENT
KsURES LIV E8 FoE ONE YEAR, A TERN OF YEARS
OR FOR LIFE.
ANNUITIEs FOR AGED PERSONS.
END0WMENTs FOR CHILDREN.
DIRECTORS:
WEI. G. HARRISON, j.. DONALDSON.
S. j. DONALDSON, a. ALDRIDGE,
c. A. SCHAEFER, GEO. s. GIBSON
E. +. CHAMBERS, ROBT A. TAYLOR.
FM CoLsroN Secretary.
DR.. T. DONALDSON, Medical Examiner,
OFT 81 Franklin street.
CoALE's INSURANCE AGENCY,
" o0aArt GEo. BBo5G5 6Rfs,, GAY ST.
the Licensed Agent, tuii powers, Tor the
HARTFORD FIRE INSURANCE Eaj COMPANY,
Cash Assets, s956.GO0.
HONE INSURANCE COMPANY, OF NEW YORK,
Cash Assets, al,4S2,O0o.
CITY FIRE INSURANCE Ran coY PA OF HARTFORD,
NORTH AMERICAN FIRE ms. CO, HARTFORD,
Cash Assets, S5l,O6i.
PROVIDENCE WASHINGTON INSURANCE CO.,
Cash Assets sS7S23S.
MARINE.
KEEcaANTs' hUTUALiES. CO, OF BALTIMoRE,
r ,,.- VIZ. GRAHAM, Pres's.
UNITED STATES.
FIRE, MARINE or LIFE INSURANCE POLICIES Oh
tanned 70 any amount IN Companies OF the very best
Reliable information given all matters relating to FIRE
INSURANCE., such as forms OF application statements OF
Short RISKS on Merchandise taken With return Pre-
sI5tf GEORGE 3. coALE Agent
L'IREMEN'S INSURANCE COMPANY
OFFICE ON IRE SEG5Hb c2RSER OF SOUTH
nsures against loss damage by FIRE en- ALL DEsCRIP
floNs oF RSSKl DG iih aF s sss city
BOARD OF DIRECTORS:
augustus j. Albert, sam9e! Hart
| Chas. u: Keyser, Hugh Bolton,
Edward jenkins, John G. Reaney
| Frederick Achey, Thomas Dreamer,
Thomas v. lowering, James Fields,
| Nathan Iyson Jarrett Brown,
F. Littig Shafer, John n Gait,
Joshua Dryden, fhom9s Wilson,
John Gushing, Henry K. lauderusa.
| Charles 4. Grnnei, Caleb Paf2s,
Mendes l. Cohen, David H. Shriyer,
| George Gibson, Joshua Jones,
George Rogers Isaac 81. benson,
| james II Anderson John A. ShTiVer
iu7f FRANCIS j. MctiINNIS, Secretary.
y7SIRE AND LIFE INSURANCE.
OFFICE, NO.e3 SECOND STREET.
UNDoUBTRD SECURITY AND Low RATES
The undersigned represent at their old established
the following frstciass Companies, with aggregate
| capltateXceedipg
SIX MILLIONS OF DOLLARS.
lETNA INSURANCE CO.. HARTFORD ......... 81 OC0 0a
PHOENIX INSURANCE CO., HARTFoRD...... $4,000
MERCHANTS ms. co, HARTFoRD............ 25o,OG
NEW ENGLAND ms. CO., HARTFoRD........ 5000
HAsSAsOIT ms. Co, SPRINGFIELD. ......... 25eG
! SPRINGFIELD ms. CO., SPRINGFIELD. 5ooeo
KrNA LICE INSURANCE CO., aARTFoRD-.... 2so,a0
f INTERNATIONAL LIFE Do, LoNDON........ 2,sOa.oO
POLICIES ISSUED and Losses paid at the Agency
sl7-tf J C. PROUD h Sons
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FIVE THOUSAND ACRES.

IN The mmedata neighorhood of the wei known farms
OF heSsrs Cromwel Iinthcum and Others which supp
the Baltimore ami Philadelphia mar cts co largely with
'i", most OF which is particularly adapted for Veget be
anu NUT culture aajons the Mil Seat portion Of it is
well iIAbERED, and there many fine sites with ex
tensive views. h. route cf tie
BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD
passes through the entire tract
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9iatfQtMl Sfalts.

MURDOCH'S STANDARD SCALES
L FOR Hay AND COAL, put up at short notice
GO Also hand, al sizes Of FLOOR and gORTA-
SatE55ssA BILE PLArFUEN SCALES COUNTER SCSLES
hEA Ms, &c of superior quality and durably
correct. RIGID. MURDOCH.
So II No 50 SOrth Charles
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.URLETT q SONS

~ CARRIAGE NhHUF, CT0Xy,
M. 50 &pETH SlR-sT.
80 The undersigned having greatly en-
RzStNlarged their premises aud increased hgr faci-
ties beg leave 70 cal the attention Of Tire public thpl
extensive etcck cf every desert on finished
ia the most elegant y ana Durable manner, which they
ire PREPARED TO sell accommodating repairs at.
tended 70 with dispatch ana a. reasonable prices
John CIRlETT & SON.
'"24f n North street. Baltimore
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S9tgfks, GxGgangs, tG.
Work, GETTYSBURG, CHAMBERSBURG,
Il HARRIS RG and MIDDLETOWN BANK NOTES
.., THO J. CARSON.
NOLD FOR SALE, in sums to suit, at small
~ Premium ~ ell THO. j. CARSON.
NE FARMLAND STATE SIZES.
70 ~ cal. B41h IL. GAS COMPANY STOCK,
~ We are prepared to give CASH ADVANCES on coa
Shipments 70 our friends aessrs R. 81 Woodward Co
d2'tT Cheapsde and do, LOMBARD ma street
NORTH vi STERN VIRGINIA RAILROAD
jSl F2Ss for by B AAYEt aARHs hank
EULLECTlCES ON ALL PROMIN EMIT
mn2l.if ~ '''- tho J. CARSON.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD CO.
a2ot basement Chesapeake Bank,
= ALTIM"KE AND OHIO R. R. BONDS 1867.
I'D Baltimore and Ohio Railroad bonds 1875
no.nr 5 Va Ha9r d: bonds 4 a, i;s5
wsnsg4 BY w. u" sAM E4 H&& * Si:ao yT,
VIRGINIA AND NORTH CAROLINA BANK
Ie2? A2fES for sale by Ta 20, + CARSON,
ENXCHANGE ON New YORK, PHILADBlr
FHA 5qs sic H. ECHNoAP Sd and
te25..G 80 y p: ~ isai Sin5;3o Street
i NCURRENT BANK NOTES AND DRAFTS
On ali points South and West Pgrchsd at best rates
Ie25-tf Th 20, & 5,f GASSsS sS,e.,
pROTHERS BONINGER,
49,, ,, No. % Sog!a CHARLES sTREk7, (up st9rs.J
OFFER FOR SALE FOREIGN EXCHANGE on all ,h6
lam. 0''' 'S VI -'o'0o aE'' ana n aIGSiir
4 DyA&CES MADE ON BUSINESS PAPER
y iAz5 AfD APPROVE" cgLAArEEAIt5i by, c,psou
! IN ID nT,.,pr, r.r,rr,
x Ky JEo. GLTIINGs CO.
| M AKYLAND SKIES : Maryland Der cent,
.o., sAIL. HARRIS, Jr.,
.gs-u Basement Ghesapeake Bank.
'ENlME PAPER NEGOTIATED by
JAZZ If i95 Balf.mor 10 SECT
y & o. r. r. BONDS 1867 WANTED BY
~: JNo. S. CUTTINGS 4 co..
| &SCKiP OF NEW YORK AND PHILADEL
- PHiA INSURANCE. COMPANIES wanted by
t-2s.a h i &ashs q aA lie.
| STERLING EXCHANGE.
y T,Orsaleby gNox & co,
aulS-G 9Grocer's Exchange
STOCKS OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS BOUGHT
A'a9d sold by JNo. s. Cuttings 8 Co,
M IosUURI FOR SALE BY
III ~ JNo S CUTTINGS 3 ( C CO;
! TsH kRCHAETS' BANK STOCK FOR SALE BY
Ia mo s. CUTTINGS 4 Go,
sati % South st.
LSIREMEN'S INSURANCE STOCK WANTED
| a ny SAMUEL HARRIS, Jr.,
| Jailu Basement Chesapeake Bank
M ARYLAND STOCK 1880 WANTED BY
| Iva JNO S. Cuttings Il co,
sStf 90 south ST.
COMMERCIAL q FARMERS BANK STOCK
| ~ wanted by JNO. S. CUTTINGS & co.
| S5f ~ Sou h st.
ri EW YOR& MARINE INSURANCE SCRIP
" wanted by KNOX Co,
epzo-u Exchange Place.
BALTIMORE PER CT. LOAN FOR SALE
EEhy SAML. HARRIS, Jr,
JulCu Basement ChesaI cake Bank.
NORTHERN CENTRAL RAILROAD BONDS
- wanted by SAML. HARRIS, JT,
l1lt-t Basement CtesaptaEa RspF.
@tlGCnegs.
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mI-u North Calvert street.
49, FOR RENT.
s4s The large thregstory HOUSE No % North Charles
street WHICH would be altered for Store desired or
Large DWELLING, No y st Paul street. corner If Baas
ior ufFlCa s.
STORE AND DWELLING southeast corner of Court.
STORE AND DWELLING, No. III Pratt street. above
Charles street -
ST0R&No 80 North Charles street. lately occupied by
Tor Dentist. " i
nv Filing HOUSE, No S. Lexington street. 17es. IF
Ch3res lately occupied by Chapman Board, lighthouse
and RCstauiau
The adjoining HOUSES, Nos 50 ami 81 Favetr street
an lion foundry
small DWEALINGHoUsEo on Spring Court, near Charles
street.
Large STABLE and Yard On Pratt street, Howera.
Two DE%I LING HOUSES Carey street above Lex
inetUn street. \ us ~ ana 81
Thrsestorg DW ELLiNG No 557 West Lexinso street,
DWELLING House, No 50 North Liberty street above
AeAiaStoh W. ". GLENN,
mlo L No. 6 North Calvert street
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nr<asazse.z-r.y
Aubiit SAILS
/ MES r. CHANCE

7
- (JATE AUCTIoNErpN
49,, G G1;NERAL CoAkLSSI0N MERCHANT
ara Dealer IN nj! kinds Of AUCTION Go0TS
both CITY Snd Guutrv Mech ,n,F . no are. s1'ted to
anime the same before purchasing else her 10 ex'
ANES II. CHANCE
Com mission Merchant
q stories > h coTEer baltimore and tharl4s ste
mhlE II Entrance m Charr ctr
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Aaasfs. IT,. FIJI s5alf gua Rkgt.

IN FOR RENT.--HOUSE No 2I9 West
E!F Lombard street between faca and Green opposite
* go. Nedical Cote2c, with ali m d. RI imnr%vemenis
ne present OCCUPANT having no use for il Anply
stFe.tso BARRE STREET, between Charles and Light
ieln-tt
E'0RR RENr.--STABLE and CABBAGE
phip Fn = on the of 3G7 Madison street near 6o
ta!Le on the PREMISES. t3,n3t
EH:f FURNISHED DWELLING FOR RFGT
H!li An Elegantly furnished HoiIs nitbia Uae hI-'1
on .Tsor " ,nhment, VIII erented 70 - ,, si tii
rms. Apply at this office "l''' m ,SSft ~
II VALUABLE LAND IN ATT-EG.NV-
-" a TRACT OF lG GH@T6M cp}I,,a FAB Or SIZE.
t2iAing about SIX TliOUSA Nd lCP ~ Tx " F. con
to John Frat, th 81 OF March ~, ~ granted
Ntyed Tor me hon Thomas g Pratt ahouf tho ~ Ie9u
II IS SltuAt about Is miles OF CumhnIanri ioFo
gieat anal Road VIII oh traverses the pr on the
also admirably suited to Sheep raising. Their ar -
arms opened ami cleared upon the land and now nd
ret me tract, hGweve Is principally wooded with a.
OAK and Pine mber, which easily he transrorti %
a read gently soTr 10 the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal
and the Baltimore and Ohio RAILROAD which ran w ,thn
mites ct lhe s9uthc n uudary OF the tract
IN the centre Of the several remarkably fine
sui ur and Iron SPRINGS # different strengths issuing
from small valley within fey yards ofeach other THESE
IN another sulphur Spring in the vicinity, have
anu NJ efwardS ny the Hunters for their Hygean qualities
a lev ile OIL #cr IS q mountain very fine IODINE
~ hlT Whlch Is well KIN wn in the neg' bOrhoOd and
"dai ted to the OF all cuaneous dsea
Inc "tloe IS nered for safe at very low rates and on
long credit, as it Will he divided into SNAIL FARMS Of
SIZES to suit purchasers. Apply to
,. WALLIS & THOMAS,
hl"' St Paul street.
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EftbOQtaphfrs.

photographers.
q. H0EN & CD.
PRACTICAL
l. iTH 0 c. r q > r e S,
ENGRAFE RS 4Nil cor or PRINTERS,
NOS, 70 AND Is S COND STREET,
BALTIMORE.
ute check, Note and brat Books Cards Certifcat
diplomas Show Cards for Manufacturers Views Archt
tnrai Drawings, Maps, Plans, Music Titles Book Plates En-
Feiopes and Labels well IS
COMMERCIAL WORK
- every Description The Of oar establishments
| eiect eAtfu Cn Of every descrii of thOpraplc
Wy t most ample The earliest antage is taken OF
t modern IMP nvenents and personal attention is
EEth 70 every branch of art, enabling Ia Cors Dpe
Suc e5Soliy, excellence ~ work - well as
aplT--otf " " ""S'
E2kUSS KRERS
ES PRACTICAL PHOTOGRAPHERS. ENGRAyERS
- COLOR PRINTERS.
NO. iOl VEST LOMBARD STREET,
BIZ Heads Checks
Bills OF Lsiiag,
Cards,
CircnIars
ret,,, {. Title Pages
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THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR BALTIMORE
i ClTY.--ELIZA HENRICKS rs SOLOMON HEN
kICKS-The object of this suit is to OBTAIN a divorce
unctO narimOii OF the complainant from the defendant
The lanan and defendant married
on The l3th day Of March, is 9. tg Their until
October, Is57, as and that the complainant per-
formed all h.r duties in faithful er, and gave
canse of complaint The bill further states tina said
defendant the montH of OCTOBER aforemeE toned di
acond and aband the sad complainant AID that since
sid abandonment the said complainant has been compelled
depend her relations for her support and that the
said defendant contributed to the OF the
chp inant in any and that the defendant is at this
MARY l-nd
thereupon, his 2lst day of May, d. 1851 ordered,
Ia "a complainant copy of this order, together
@ we oo!ect and suhsanc Of this bill be inserted in
@ 80 "saper published in Baltimore city, week
successive weeks before the 18th Of June
~ , 10 ueIendant of said bill and warning him to
~ ouI 70 person by solicitor, before
e IA not next, to show why de-
| VIM. GEO EREBS.
! m22 1aw4ws ' i'ooi' D. hL ~,
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GBQns, 4iQrs an0 31istoIs.

( VOLT 5 PISTOLS, RIFLES AND
. wholesale Agency for COLTS PATENT FIRE,ARMs
hANUFACFUR!NG CO. arge stock constantly on
hand Also imp Itera OF single AMI f1aHle barrel 0
BIRD AND DICK GUNS,
or winch we have extensive and SUPERIOR a<sortuant
All grades for sale low b.
F. 2. LONEY i CO,
flSf ~ ' ~ u" d Nh =, III ~ street.
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Dr0Cfrps. 4iQunrs. Et.

s FRESH GREEN AND BLACK TEAS, OF
go orr y"aIsnsS OF Gaeh kind selected from the
mt Ia use Of PRIV te families the quality II wiich can
not ne excited either in sty Of or in extrnn ra
tS Tor sac ny w NHEiAN, No i42 Baltimore
NlA
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CarltaQGs.

81 u CARRiAGES.-W have on hand at
dz=10-OUR MANDATORY AND REPuSiTGRY
one Of the largest and best assort.psnts Of CAR
klAGES to be found in the city. Persons want Of Car
RACES are invited 10 coil and examine stock,
determined TO Sell at as low rates uOdatn6
terms as any other establishment
hULLMYER L HI INTER-,
ja25-f Corner If Howard and Franklin SIS, Bait.
lEyBE> CARRIAGES CARRTAGFSi--We
Rot1E5| haYeon hand st q North GAY STREET thelar
2e5t assert neut Of FASHIONABLE CARRIAGES south o
New YORK all OF the agGst fashions and approved
styles The public invited to call aud for them
EeiFcs' Al! or which VII = sold 90 reasonable
BURR, ia! siT UCGNE ELL,
I. '-Sf !G
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TELEGR "A PHO


WARRINGTON March -.
The proposition Of The British Government
TO refer the San Juan question TO some toragn
goverGment, was submitted b, tue President
% the Senate. The matter vac understood to
have been detained 10 Exeeutivs session With.
out conclusion. Senator Nssmith opposes the
proposition. being unwilling to agree to any
plan involving the possibility Of giving up the
island.
Republicsn Senators In caucus to-day ~
solved TO supereede the present sergeant 81
arms. and assistant doorkeepsr, BY new cleo
tim They will determine on the candidates
to morrow morning.
There 10 no determination in Administration
circles relative to an extra session Of Congresa
According TO present indications the Domi-
nation Of Holloway - Commissioner of Pat
ents. cannot be conirmed-,hs Committee on
Patents not having reported On the sulject.
His name will therefore probably be with
drawn.
Col Barbour. Superintend dent of the Harper's
Ferry armory, rendered his resignation 70 day.
WAsHISGroS, Match p.
The Charleston Courier Of ths 2lst Inst, re-
ceived here. Gays the assertion that the term
OF service Of rs of Maj Andsrson's men had
nearly expired, is mistake. Anderson Wa
in dslly expectation Of receiving orders to evac-
usts Fort Sumter. The supply of provisions
and fuel were nearly exhausted if he 10 not
speedily released he will be compelled to barn
some gun carriages. He stated that the fort
would be given up to the South Caroline au.
thorities after examination by authorizs d on
GERS, and they receipt for the property. Col.
Lay has had long interview with Gov Pick.
ens and Gen. Besuregard.
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From New York.
NEw YoRK. March -

NEW YORK March ~.
The following are specials from Washington:
10 the Hsyald-The Administration will re-
ply to the Southern Commissioners in few
days, stating that it has no power TO treat with
them, and they can be regai ded only 81 agents
Of dissatisfied people but will refer them to
the next Congress
Dudley Mann, Southern Commissioner to
Europe, has arrived.
10 the Itmes.-Dr. Fox. Of the Government
Navy, accompanied by Capt. Harts.ein, visited
Maj Anderson, but the nature Of his mission
was unknown
The Secretary Of the Treasury has adver.
tised for proposals. for the eight million loan,
to-day. which will bear per cent interest,
payable semi mi-annuslly, to be Reimbursed in
offer will be received for any fraction Of q
thou sand. or considered unless per centr IN be
deposited ect to the order Of the 81 cretsry.
Proposals viii be received up to noon OF the
I'd Of April
70 the World Carl Schurz's nomination for
Minister to Portugal, was sent in to day
The Southern Commissioners received ad.
vices to-day, that affairs looked more pesceabie,
and that collision was almost impossible.
Mason and Hunter have gone to Virginia. to
urge immediate secession.
The Presi ,ents ievee was crowded. All
foreign ministers were in attendance.
The evideDcein he Armstrong Court Martial
case. indicates that there was sufficient force
to defend the navy. yard at the time OF its SUR
render.
70 tho Tribune Raymond. Of the Times,
will be Consul to Paris.
Mr. Tanner has been. appointed Minister to
Ecuador.
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Com MI E ERCIAL.
DAv,ENPORT AARkET.
DAILY REPORT.


OFFICE or THa DB1OCRAT AND NKwe,l
Saturday Eve, March %, 1861. !
Weather very ~indy and unpleasant for out
door business. The market continues unchanged.
FLoUs- Firm ct S4.2v04.50. Shipments 500
bbls.
WaEAr-Narket firm and sctivs st 72@75c.-
Receipts 6,s5l bu.
BARLsY-Q Quiet st 250see. Receipts $50 bu.
CoRx-Steady st Ice for ear and l9c for
sheled Receipts ,s32 bu. 6hipments 4,570 bu.
OArs.-Littls doing. We quote 1t lag lec.-
Receipts 100 bu.
DssssED Hoos-Nothing doing. Nominal at
$4.5O@5.25. .s
HAY-Shipments Is bales.
CoAL-From wagon lec psr bushel Coal Vel.
Icy coal 90 in yard Henry county coal loc in the
yard.
WooD-Hickory $500; Oak $500 per cord.
PoULTRY-Live Chickens 3l.25@1.5O y doz
Dressed e@sc y h. Turkeys, 5o@75c dressed
do. s@loc = h.
BurrER.-Plenty At l0@l21s y b.
EGos-1o@l211c y dos.
LARD-lO@l2lac y b.
TURNIPs. -2O@30c per bu.
HAAs-New Sugar Cured 1l@l2Hc per b.
Common 1901. 11c per lb.
CHEsss--H -Herkimer Co. 1s0l7c per lb.; Wes-
tern Reserve llK@l2kc.
TIxoraY SEED.-Shipmsnts 80 bbls.
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ReatsiSsls Notsce.

During this week, lPsstoa Week. Triaity
Church viii, o. ". opsa fos Divine Service every
day at the following hours;
Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday At II A. n.
: Thursday II n p. n. ~ Ills service the sac
ransnt of the Lords Buppss viii b administered
Thsrsday night, being the Anniversasy Of it, in
stitutien. @s sf
Friday GOOD Fdday) = l0X An.
Saturday Easter Eve] q 7KP. n.
Sunday Easter Day morning service with the
comm uLion, commsnsisg es loK o'clock. Evsn-
ing service with Sermon for children, ard cato
chiEing Of Sundy School . " p. T. Atthis ser
vice. will bs administsrsl the ordinance Of Infant
Baptism. tneh25-dlw
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New y Ork Aarket.

New ioRk, March, %.
FLoCR-Market shade frmer and more active.
s5.0515.15 super State; 5000 s. 25 Extra ) tate
$5.O5t5.l5 Super Western; 45.2O15.4 As Common
Extra do; $5.50@ 80 Interior to Good Shipping
Brands and Extra Round Hoop Ohis.
hyR fLorR-Stcady At - .4014.10.
WHRAT-varkst more adsive and 1d2c better.
ales 80 900 bbls. $l.22 Chicago Spring; SIG
choice North Western Club Red State; $l.2s
Mil waukee Club in store.
KYE-Market quiet.
BARLEY-Steady, T3c.
CORN Market less active and scsrcely SO firm.
les $4,000 bus. 66L@681zc Old Mixed Western
in store and delivered; o2A@64c new do. and
Yellow.
OArs-Market firm. 3s085c Western and
State.
PosK-Market quiet and unchanged. Sales
90 brls. el6.67h mess ea9.e0@l2.75 prime.
BEkF-Dull.
LAaD-Unchanged. sales 500 brls., 9@l6c.
WHIsKY-Marketsh shade 6rmer. Sales 60 bbls.
at17Hc.
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LRGAL.-We direct attention to the
law card OF VIM. 7. Dittoe, Esq. lie comes to
this city we'll recomm -nded. and will undoubt.
edly give bic entire attention to the best inter.
esis Of those who require legal assistance
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SRRIoueLY ILL.-We are much grieved
TO learn Of the severe illness Of Dr. E. J. Foun-
tain. On Saturday he vas considered danger.
ously sick. We trust he may realize . speedy
recovery.
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FIRE.-We learn that the dwelling
house OF Mr.. =. Lower Of Walnut Grove was
destroyed by fire on Friday night last. The
total damage We did not learn.
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OFF THE TRACK.-The rear car on
the Saturdays lay passenger train from Chi.
cage, flew the track just this side Of Morris, and
coon became detached by breaking the bump.
or. No great damage done
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Denscrattc Municipal Convention.

g The Dsnocracy Of the City Of Davsnport are
requested to aend five Delegates from each Of the
Wards Of the city to the City Convention, which
will meet At the Court House on Tuesday, April
ID, 1851, st 2oelock r. NJ, to noniaAts Candi-
dates for the Offices Of Mayor, Treasurer, City
Marshall and City Clerk. The primary meetings
in the various Wards, for the election Of such
Delegates, will be held On Wednesday, March,
37th, 1861 at o'clock r. ~, st the places hersin
ter named:
In the LIST Ward, at Peter Iittig's.
I'd Beide rbecke h Millsr's.
Sd Court House.
4th E" Council Chamber.
5th 5th Ward Club Room.
9th Carriers Of6ce.
On the same evening the Democracy Of the w.
rious Wards will nominate in each Ward Candi-
date for Alderman.
BY order Of the City Committee.
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DIR. WIN. r. HILLS,

ITORMERLY OF LIE CLAIRE, WOULD AN
IL nounce to the cititisens OF Davenport and
vicinity, that no has commenced the practice of
his profession in this city, and will carefully and
Punctuslly attend to ell calls, by night or day.
lie may be found at all times At tho LIE Claire
House when not absent professional business.
fry7-WlmAdtf
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CLEAN rooms, clean sheets, and .
bountiful table always to be found a. the SCOTT
House. at the low price Of one dollar per day.
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J. J. So vEwANCE.

nENTIST, SUCCESSOR T" DIR. CHAS.
- GooDRIcH, would invite your : cntion to his
great reduction in pricos Of Dentistry, and would
invite all persons needing his services to call and
examine work aud prices, at his Rooms, next door
to Shepherds Ambrotype Gallery, No. 81 Brady
street, nearly opposite the Post Office.
N. Is. Teeth extracted all hours of the day
and night, and all operations warranted. n0y5 Il
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C0uN THEMsELvEs Our.-We un+
iderstand hat the Democrats, who signed The
request = NJ. Hoffman 10 snow his name 70
De used candidate for the sffcs Of Mayor,
ct the eaetpg election, irrespective of party,
have sinf reading Mr.. H.sreply, a. published
IN the pfocsAF on Saturday. deeidsd TO count
thsnselv cst Of the ring. Il vas represent.
ed 70 tht that n. H. weald run on Union
itiskst. q thsrsfors they sigaed the request
but sineft sppsars that be will do no su.h
thieg. 81 Perseo they do not eesaider tlen.
selves udsr any obligations . give HIN theij
sppc1h Fhk h very proper. @
sasssaaIl jlidau 4
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ELkCTID.r .Vr1DTHCH.

DUB.IC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
y st tho ensuing City Election, to be holden q.
tho arst Saturday in April, le6l, ths 9Th day Of
said month.
The following officers are to be elected, to-vit
One MAYOR Of the City Of Davenport;
CITY TREASURER;
CITY MARSHAL;
CITY CLERK;
POLICE MAGISTRATES, and
ALDERMAN for each Ward for the term
Of two years, and one ALDERMAN for the "a. az
and 9th Wards for the term Of one year.
DAVENPORT, March 10, 1861
By order Of the City Council,
HENRY NIrfELsUgcuIR,
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