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TeaU Opera House,

LADIES AND GENTLEMEN OF NEW ORLEANS.
TUESDAY EVENING, August 81, 1861.
FOR THE PURPOSE OF PROVIDING WINTER CLOTHES
FOR THE
oEsx.E~In1s T~oE. c-AzycIckss
SEA- OF w AR.
On which occasion will he presented the admired Comedy
"LONDON ASSURANCE.''
WITH OTHER ENTER TAINMENT
Executive COMMITTEES.
@. FELLoWEs, President.
j. W. SAUNDERS, Secretary.
A B. JAMES Treasurer.
P. Z, Bonford, j. Boudousquc,
+. B, Ernest, Harmon Doale
J. d. Denegre, Geo Uurquhart,
f. j. Forstall, A. NJ. Holbrook,
Henry Renshaw, Adam Gihen,
G, Milteuberger, A. Bohn
Thompson Greenfield, A. Schre Der.
Riyiere Gardcre,
Reception Committee.
John Pemberton, John Pollock,
P N Wood Chas Roman,
James McCIoskey, Washington Lewis,
W. f. Seymour, A. N. Ogden,
". P. Ellison, John Claiborne
John Crcknrd, j. W. Zachurie,
J. o. Nixon, Saml. Bell,
c. T. Nash, j. W, Chaplin,
Albert Cammack, Henry W. Conner,
j. G. Gaines Sidney Story,
VIM Henderson, Benz, Story
NJ. o. H. Norton, Samuel Smith
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-08-23

Proceedings
THE
LOulSIAN STATE CONVENTION,
IN ENGLISH AND FRENCH,
Together wish the NAFCES passed by said Conven
ion In both lansages and the CONSTITUTION Of he Sa;a
amended.
For sale by
BLOOMFIELD Il STEEL, PETER O'DOENELL,
T. L. WHITE, HERBERT Il ESCOUSSE
GEO ELLIS, ". F GOiDTHWAITE.
P.EAWES& CO.. +, EZEKIEL
I. FITEEyILLIAA.
As-OrGers from the country filled hoerai Discount
ny22 9gu
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N ew Orleans.

OILS, NAVY FITCH, AXLE GREASE AND yAr4nA.
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A Card to Cotton Planters.

The undersigned Cotton Factors the city Orleans
in view of the interests of all parties
customers and correspondents ship portion
their of Cotton this city their
plantations until the blockade fully entirely abandoned
dine will
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-08-23

sNes"CkgNzsES7 kk0ESfs
CORNER ST. CHARLES AND CANAL STREETE
GSESL-EArR-
Thepleassntestand most conveniently located Eouge In III.
city.
BATES
%sFba%'.-.'. '.....',.,,.,..... ! %
Per Week OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 10 90
Per Waek board only NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. SEQ
BRET & HALLER,
SnL7 Apl5 Prcpreiers.
The Nevada journal., 1861-05-10
Special Notices.

DIR. w. w. WARD has located In San
Francisco, where he devotes himself exclusively
to diseases of the throat and air passages, among
which, are Larynstis, Bronchitis, Group, Hoop
ing cough, Asthma, Clergymen's sore throat,
loss of voice, liberated throat, etc., etc. His
treatment is that of Topical Medication, as prac.
ticed by Trosseau, Brettoneau and Guersant of
Paris by Professor Watson of the University of
Glasgow, Prof. Bennett of the Edinburg Universi-
ty, by Drs Hastings, Cotton and Allison of Lon
don, and Horace Green, Professor of the theory
and practice of the Medicine in the Medical Col
lcge of New York, to whom the honor of being
the first to prescribe and employ Topical Medica-
tion is justly due, and of which the commission
appointed by tine Academy of Medicine, Paris. to
investigate its merits declare to be "a therapeu-
tic conquest of great importance" So certain and
sautary are the effects of Topical Medication that
tor safety and efficacy Of action, no known rene
iaLjmeasurcs can compare with it. A curative i'm
preston is at once established in all diseases of
the above character.
RrDr. Wards office is on Bush street opposite
DR. ocott's church. marlis3m
The Nevada journal., 1861-05-10
The Medical ana surg,cai Inst,tute


or DR. L.. J. CZAPKAY. is sready secured in po
stion which places it, well its proprietor. far
above the assaults of envy AMI professional malice
In the schools of France, the highestprzes often
awarded practitioners in this department of Med
ical science, aud they occupy with others equally
lofty position in the profession. Rcord is ilustri
ous example, shining light among the phiosophic
al stars ofhis age i'll Europe. and Dr. Czapkay has
fully cqualled him in this country. a u proof Of
which. the Philadelp pha college Of Medci. compli-
mented him with Diploma. and the honorary All
RuSDEM degree Selecting this as his fell of opera
tion, although lualined as graduate of the Uni
niversty Pesth and late Chief surgeon of the
Hungarian Revolutionary army, for more extended
labors DIR. L. J. Czapkay has bent his mes: at
tention to the cure of chronic and private diseases
in which he has become so great an expert thar he
is regarded as the LEADER in this branch of his
profcssio throughout the United States, and his por
trait and biography published matter Of
tercst in the must exclusive Journals. Tie Doctor's
offices his Medical and Surgical Institute,
Sacramento street, corner of l., ldesdUr nearly op
posite the buildings of the Pacific Mail SteaIish. p
Company
ES-Wc ask particular attention ofoui readers TO
the sworn certificates Uf remarkable cures in anoth
Column uf this paper.
The Nevada journal., 1861-05-10

Mrs. WtNsLoS, an experienced Nurse
children tcething. which greatly facilitates the
proce of teethins, by softening the gums re-
ducing all infamation-wih allay all pain, and
it is sure to regulate the bowels Depend upon
1T mothers, it will give rest to yourselves and
relief and health to your infants Perfectly
safe in all cases. See advertisement in another
column.
The Nevada journal., 1861-05-10

Dr. McNAuGBroy was defeated on Monday
for the Office Of Marshal by small rote. The
Doctor promised to pull the teeth Of the entire
city during the term of his Office if elected.
Spite of all his magnificent promises he did not
succeed in influencing vote but his own. One
ballot actually had on it the name of the Doc
tor for Marshal.
The Nevada journal., 1861-05-10

ERrIrs OF WAR.-The bankers in this city
aad over the State have reduced the pIce OF
gold dust about twenty FIVE cents on the ounce
10 consequence Of the state of the country. JEFF.
Davis a Co., by their treasenable course are in
juring the miners about ore and half per cent
on ali gold dust they take from :he soil.
The Nevada journal., 1861-05-10

WHo's FAuLr.-0ur subscribers at Omega
.omplain that not more than six JOURNALS have
,e.chcd them since last January. The bundle
for Omega is sent regularly. who's fault is it !?
wswant to know.
The Nevada journal., 1861-05-10

FoR SHERIrr.-We learn the Union boys in
the neighborheod of Cherokee propose Frank
Wilder for Sheriff. Frank is true blue Union
man OF the first water, and clever fellow as
syer q sovereign voted for in the county.
The Nevada journal., 1861-05-10

SuppEx DEArH.-Patrick Kelley, an exem-
plary man of forty years fell dead of disease OF
the heart while at work in Soggs d Cos tunnel,
on American Hill, on Monday.
The Nevada journal., 1861-05-10

HArxE TRoUPE.-Mrs. Julia Dean Hayne is
still regarded by the Nevada public as indeed
she is everywhere, as without discount the
princess of all actresses She made beaut-
ful appearance on tho boards of the MetrOpoh-
tan in the character of Julia in the Hunchback
on Tuesday evening. Last night she was greet
again with a fine audience at the same place.
A splendid bill will bc presented on Saturday
night.
The Nevada journal., 1861-05-10

wArER woRKs.--About two-thirds of Chas.
MaEsA's water pipes are already on the ground.
Preparations are made to begin laying them in
two weeks.
The Nevada journal., 1861-05-10

GLESsRooK COURSE will be open to-Eorrow
TO fast and slow nags. An American saddle and
bride vii be the prize.
The Nevada journal., 1861-05-10

RoBBERr AND MuRDER.-A Chinaman from
Missouri Bar, while coming to town Tues
day in The evening, met by five robbers
near the toll gate the Washington turnpike,
and compelled to give up his purse containing s
thirty dollars. Not content with robbery the
hi9hwaymen added murder to their crimes
One of them shot the Chinaman in the side
with pistol so that he died before morning.
The Nevada journal., 1861-05-10

Dosr forget the Ball which is to come off a
Temperance Hall on Wednesday evening, May
18th
The Nevada journal., 1861-05-10

MIXED CANARY SEEn-For Sale by
IM L. =. SPENCE,
prca4 Street, Ee~sda
The Nevada journal., 1861-05-10

FAIL AFFnAY.-Tom. Collins was stabbed
and instantly killed on the evening of the 5th
in front of John Grimes Saloon 10 this city. 1t
appears that he at loggerheads with, and
was carrying = knife for, one Gilmore. They
met, aud Gilmore procured butcher knife
with which he inflicted deep wound in the
side of Collins which killed him Instantly. The
eoroner's jury on the day following returned a
verdict in the case according to the evidence.
Gilmore has been .harged
The Nevada journal., 1861-05-10
CASE GOODS.

CASE GOODS.
S00CASES KEMP'S NEW PIEFHUIT,
cOO 1o0 cases kemp's Jcllies,
100 cases kemp's Jams,
200 - q fresh Peaches,
100 " 'f Green Corn,
80 q" ~ Blackberries in + h tins.
80 " q tins,
100 g fresh Tomatoes,
100 &c - Table Fruit in glass,
so 90 " in tins.
100 90 ole Bruins" Cove Oysters,
rs Reeves Ounces,
so " Whites fresh Peaches,
500 '' Macy Sens Starch,
leo g fresh Apple,
100 Olive Oil,
Is Worcestershire Sauce in pts.
and Il pts.
For Sale i'll lots to suit, by
ROSS DEMPSTER & Co.
may ; f25 Battery street.
The Nevada journal., 1861-05-10

Coon TIHPLARs.-The Omcers of Union
Lodge No. 4, I. o. of G. T. were installed
Friday, May 81, rs follows, viz; A. q. Thomp-
sou, ". C. T.; L. B. Vanderhoef, W. V. l.; G
s. Watson, W S.; Mary A. Williams. W. A. s.
A. II. Irish. W. T.; A. ClHrL W. F. 5; VIM
Heuston. W. NJ; Maria Quinn, w. D. NJ; D.
Hunt, W. 1. G.; VIM. f. Pressy, W. o. G.; W.
T. =. Deal, W. Chaplain, J. l.. Gamble, P. w.
c. T.
The following officers were installed in Sierra
Nevada Lodge, 1. o. g. T. No. 49, at Omega,
on Thursday evening, May I'd. viz; }. 5
Holbrook, W. C. T.; II. Atchison, w. '. T.; s.
A. Carter. W. S.; Mr. Cochrainc, W. A. S; T.
L. HOLT, W. T.: S. II. Haskill. W. F. S; H.
sperry, W. NJ; II. Welsh, W. D. NJ; John
Wilson, W. l. c.; S. S. Shaffer, ". 0. g.; j. f.
Carter, W. Il. S. o. NJ Sherburn, W. l. S; A.
sunmerield, W. C. s. L. Bates, ?. w. c. I.
The officers of Sylvania Lotge No. Il, I. O. of
Good Templars. at Grass valley, were Installed
on Tuesday, May 9TH, viz; j. D. Cornell, W. e
T., VI. A Doqne X. :; VI. \. Gullirer. h. 5; .
Crosset, VT; :. NJ. DAYS, =; II. l.; knight
=, B. Mead, T.; G +. Chase, +. s.; W. Rule, VI >;
". A. R)l1nd, ID. NJ; r. Collins, G.; /. l.
Whiting, o. G.; J. W. Rule, C.; q. W. Shultes'
L. w. G.. II,
The Nevada journal., 1861-05-10
4. LITERARY FEAST.

THURSDAY EVENING, May 9th, Rev. D.
Deal, Subject, g Heroes"
acJ~rhe Lectures will be giren in the Nett odist
Church. Tickets for the entire course, % each.'
Single Lecture. 81.
The Nevada journal., 1861-05-10

OUR ADvHRTIsERs-T. Z. Beans column will
speak for itself. Finest liquor cellar there III
the mountains Fact. May be we don't know
the articles therein correspond.
HIGADonS 4 BowLEY can make display of
Dry Goods equal to the best in any town. The
ladies are stuck after that stock-or the handsome
clerks, or something.
Mrs. TAFT puts up dresses and bonnets in the
very incest style. You can tell her work when
you see it,
JOSEPH Bros, the favorite corner of
Broad and Pine, capital fellows TO trade with
nice stock of clothing they have.
THE MARTISErrI TROUPE will appear here
Saturday, week. This establishment needs no
praise 1t is beyond question the finest affair ey-
or attempted on the coast, and is patronized by
Immense crowds in every place it appears.
The Nevada journal., 1861-05-10

CIrr ELEcrIoS.-The City election came on
on Monday peacably and without confusion -
Six hundred and seventy nine votes were cast
and q, follows
The Nevada journal., 1861-05-10

BEEs.-An experience of one year in bee
keeping has convinced us that no other country
in the world can excel California for the Propo-
cation of the honey bee Last year on the goth
Of May, Wa had living n pint and half Of
bees During two months following 1t was ii
mooted question whether they would live or
lie. We were advised to throw the hives, bees
and all, out of our garden into the road and save
our time and patience. To-day We have four
teen as good colonies as need be, and might
have had twenty five instead had we succeeded
in obtailiug hives. We have been obliged for
want If houses for the insects TO destroy queen
cells to keep them from swarming. From one
large colony We have had five new ones this
wear, the first swarm having given of new ono
fifteen days after it was hived With but ordl-
nary luck we can easily increase the number OF
our colonies by the FIRST OF June to thirty. We
give these facts for the benefit Of the pG1llc
The Nevada journal., 1861-05-10

HonRID AND FATAL AccIDgNr.-Mr. Caleb
Currier, much respected young man in the
employ of willets 4 Co., at Dutch Flat, was
killed at that place on Monday under the fol-
lowing circumstances. He was riding horse
and leading another The led animal became
frantic and pulled Currier off the other. Some
how the rope halter fastened to the right
thumb of Currier. The horse ran about hun
lred yards through the streets dragging the
man after him. When near the lower end of
town the horse bolted into barn. The h"ad of
Currier came with violence against the door
post scattering his brains in every direction
Al tho time Of the strike against the door post the
thumb few to the other side of the barn where
il was found with the leaders attached palled
out to the elbow. 1t is horrid accident to re-
eorI
The Nevada journal., 1861-05-10
AGENCY. NOTICES.

Ma.L. p. FISHER is our only authorized Agent
In San Francisco te receive Advertisements receipt
for the same and to transact business generally for
the NEVADA JOURNAL. Office-No. l7lH Wash
ington Street, nearly opposite Maguire's Opera
House-up- stairs.
&JMR. A. BADLAM, Is our only authorized
Agent in Sacramento, to receive Advertisements,
TO receipt for the same, and to transact business
generally fer the NEVADA JOURNAL. Once at
the st. George Hotel. sacramento
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1861-07-18

ID. {. WATERMAN & CO.,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
Especial attention paid Whaling Fleet by
the furnishing funds. purchase and sale Of Exchange, OIL
Bou- General Merchandise and ths procuring Of Freight
REFERENCES.
Jl=s-rs- I-It- HrvL,vu. J-., - Co. New B",ifIrl
W. t. r.. PurF E-(. 30.
NuEsAN. y Co, san Francisco.
NCBrEs = N-EEILL. 10 lOj-u
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Importer Dealer in General Merchandise Commission
Agent of Sugar, Moa--s and Coffee. and other
Island Prpiuc- for the Luce AMI NEr.ALF Plan
Con-izumeuts %. all kHi- OF Island Produce
solicited Orders Merchaudise promptly attended to-
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HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE
SI ~
TO LET Or LEAS
FOR SALE OR LEASE.
TO LETT!

IA COUNTRY Residence. FISH POND
E ami tract OF land EE situated Pearl River Lagoon.
--1&s Apply I2l3-tD ". /. GREEN.
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W. y. La ID.

W. y. LA I'D.
Importer and Dealer in HARDwAEE, CCTLEEV, Mocha
Tools aud AGMCULrUEAL BPLENENrs, Fort street II
lulu. lUJ-
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FOR SALE OR LEASE!

-. VERY NEAT, COOL'AND CONF
-; PORTABLE TWO STORY HOUSE, recently built,
II Rooms good supply Water, Bath House.
and all the necessary out-huildngs ASOa good GARDEN,
with hearing The above be had easy
terms. by applNing L25+tO z BURGESS.
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ITAI ~ AIIEE.

for the sugar Plantations PlUako1 and Two
Plo Iilu; importers Wholesale and Retail Deal
ers in China Goods have hInd. for sale. 20 their esta
m-uts King street, Honolulu. and LIlaina Maui
sugar. Nolasse~, syrup, Tea, Coffee. and large and
varied assortment uf general merchandise
Honolulu August l.. 1857. 5s-ly
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ID. y. FLITNER.
asepr1Jl building Kaahlma
Chrououietsrs rateI ty oIsrvlioss
with transit Instrument accurately adjusted to the
meridian of Honolulu. Particular attention 90 fine
repairing Ssytart and quadrant glasses -ilvyrei
adjusted. Charts nautical constantly
hand far sale ++-tf
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BISHOP ~ CO..

Bankers. Of " Makee's Block
KaahumauU street, HDuyiuiu.
Draw - NJ ENchIuga
Mezsrs. GRISSELL, NfVrrEy X Co, New York
IlENEY A PIEErE, Esq, Boston.
Siezsrs. MoRCAS. SroSE Co. Francisco.
VIII receive dposis discount hrcass business paper and
cOll-rtirg. ll2-r
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TO LET
To be Sold CRReass!

I-s HOUSES. EACH % ft. LONG. 20 IL.
sJf high, built OF inch matched redwood
painted inside and Apply :. JOHN
Carpenter who will rebuild them
255-u
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Commercial Advertiser.
Niff-tIIst fIBcr.

Nrl1lI til. lovely valley rice
The purple bills rg PanIise.
Dh 1EIs .a y,,Ir f-iai-- @ hizs
Hrs roy f.s. rlH SUMNER lays
H.cliasl along tle azure -sy,
In arrs-aes og cI.GIlanG lie,
Whose -l1r=s, will. many o. shining ri0.
Fa.r 90 tas.r p-arI-FI..se peaks upHG-
Thraa--t, ll tls Ila, mia-umrlsr-,.ay
The m-l,I1a-.Iaes arr sweet With hay.
p seek th- c1aI.-t sheltered sat
JG4t we're the driI ami forest meet
Were -r1z tl- riu--,re-- .aH and bIluI.
Tho ancient oaks au.,rr- AMI grand,
taI f-.H-g raats AMI pebbles frst
Theuprl.- Of Jhe -iyuI-t-
] watra the mowers ~ they 90
TAr.ush ti- tall grass, a srita--Iseve,i row
With even ssrp-- tS-ir sryth-- they swing
r. tune thsir merry wh-t-t4ues riugi
E.sfH.I tfi- limhf. youngsters run
And tr-- the thick .EatEs i1 he -un
TIE castle crlxe- while uarm amt sthl,
Slips lh- broad r-,-tIr-, ta--.s the Hill,
Aut b-i-Lt sheu summer braazss break,
The green uheat crinsIes Ike lake.
md d. woadpesk-T pecls auI fits,
-E-et NopIIta.I music sinks AMI -wells,
Th= hrpa@Iet un-s be- tiusius bells
The sEIrmia-s insects drYEe and hum,
Th- partridge beats Dis tllrObbiug drum,
TIL squirrel IeaP- among the boushs,
AMI chatter in his leafy house,
The ori0ie flashes by and, look
Into fie mirror of the brook,
Where -h- .Iiu-bir,I trims his coat
Two tiny feathers G.I AMI float.
- silently. a- ,eudcriy,
The down % pace desceuds on me
oh, this Is peace / have 10 neei
JffrieuI o. JiIi, oG booi. % rysid
\ dslT clmFaHipu here abide-
CIG.e tD my thrilling hart He hides
The holy silence IS His Voice
I De AMI listen, and rejoice.
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ROLLES q Co.
INGOLS & STANLEY.

ACCOUNTANTS AND CONvEYANCERs, HoSoLrLr-
NB-Av-r4e-S adjusted Igal Documents
executed aud dispatch: Commercial Books
opened c,sri and Custom HDs- BroSeragedou Ac-
up AMI Collections faithfully attended 70.
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sTST- THE LOTION MERt IA Nj SIRE EFT
between FardenS and j. II. strauss A
- good building lot place for storage Apply 70
lqg-tf I. c. HEUCK.
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INSURANCE CARDS.
HAMBURGI-BREMEN
notice!

DRINIES CLEANED by NIGHT. NEAT
y eNetiti. .l>y and cheap Leave urier with BROWN,
az the Livery stables, opposite the sailors Home wl te
driver uf the WliEibl Hay Wagon 25s-tf
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=. y. EMERSON,
". 4. ALDRICH.

waaua Oahu, Gcue-al l:eciludie, Country Pro
ducesuch Corn. Beans. bananas, Butter Eggs Nc
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-03-30

A CHAPTER on FIREs.-Our city ap-
pears to have relapsed into its old condition
as nest for incendiaries and burglars. Thurs
day night there was less than five attempts
made to fire buildings, aud ia each cas-,
the Williams came near succeeding The fret
ola tn was given by Rev. Father Pslmorgeus.
who discovered the flames issuing from
an out building in the rear Of Rpwe's gas f.
ting store, in Catholic Block. By strenuous
exertions the flames were subdued with slight
damage TO the store building. The prem ises
we're then searched. and it was discovered
that the incendisry had attempted to fire Wal
lace jewelry store, next door above by build
ing tirs under :he door sill. Tue thing did
not work About this time. Mr. Camp, who
resides on the corner Of Brady and Fifth
streets. discovered flames issuing from the
building on the opposite corner, occupied by
Mr., Hannaman. as q meat shop. A Iail OF
water ex,inguished the flames. The next fire
was In AL ing's lumber yard. corner Perry and
Fourth streets. This fire was discovered by q
party Of levee watchman, who noticed flames
issuing from the drying house attached to the
yard 10 this place the flames had a pretty
good start, and had the fire not been discoy.
cred just at the time, the damage must have
been great. Is the ard is surrounded by val
uab!e buildings On the pile Of lumber fired
was found a quantity of rosin, matches and .
torn copy Of the Scientific americas. The in
cendiary then paid visit to the wagon shop
Of Mr. Andrews. Here he broke out = pane
OF glass and threw in Q roll of com bustibl.
material. probably thinking it would fall
among the shavings scatt, red about. Fortu.
nAiely thss chop had been swept up the prsvi.
Gus night. ard the chap failed in his bad in.
tentions
Suspicious Of avery grave character pointed
towards James Morrow. dentist Of this ci,v
who has shop in Catholic Block as the guilty.
pc son. De was searched, and on his person
was found quantity Of rosin, some matches
like the ones found upon the fred premises
and 1t was also ascertained that Mr. Morrow !.
's6'e,iber to tho Scientific Ame,;ean. These
aod other circumstances we're deemed .off;c;..t
gronpds for d's arrest. and yesterday morning
4aFshal Mcneil and posss lplaesd him In ;.il
untl As y In condition to b examined. 80.
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DAvE ENPOxT MA Il kEr.
DAILY REPORT.
OFFICE OF THx ID, MoCRAr AND NKws,!


Friday Eve, March 20, ISL.
Business Of all kinds has dull on account
of the rain which commenced falling last night
and continued till day. We give the
quotations. which merely nominal.
FLOUR. Firm at S4.2u0 i.5o. SHIPMENTS ,20J
bbls
WurAr-Matket firm and active at 73@75o-
Receipts COO bu. Shipments 200 bu.
BARLEY Quiet 2JM soc. shipments $40 bu
Consistently at lsc for ear and l9c tor
she'ed. Receipts 80 bu. Shipments 400 bu.
OATs.-Quiet at iAal6c. Receipts lo4 bu.
PorAToas.-l00l5 l5c. Shipments 500 bu.
ONIONS. .-l212 q 15c. Shipments OBJ.
HAY-Duil at $4A5.
Coal From wagon lOc per bushel Coal Val-
ley coal &c in yard Henry county coal lOc in the
yard.
WooB-Hickory $500; Oak $500 per cord.
PuULrRY-Live Chickens $l.25Ml5o II doz
Dressed 6@Sc y b. Turkeys, 5o@75c dressed
do. s0l0c u fb.
BuTTER.-Pienty at l04ei2l1s u h.
EGGs-loMl2Hc y doz.
LARD--lO00l21.c u ID.
TURSIPS. -2OM3Oc per bu.
uAMs--New Sugar Cured ll@12Hc per ID
Common 1901 &c per lb.
CHkEsE-- -Herkmer Co. 13e l7c per h. Wes-
tern Reserve II Hdl2Lc.
TIMOTHY YSEED.-Shipments 33 bb,s.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-03-30
Religious Notices.

REv. c. G. VANDEvER will preach in the u. P.
Church, csrner of Eleventh and Scot, streets. to-
morrow afternoon, at Il o'clock.
During this week, Passion Week.) Trinity
Church will, D.v, open for Divine Service every
day al the Glowing hours
Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday at IL A. Nj.
Thursday at ~ p N. at this service the sac
ramen, of the Lords supper will be administered
thursday night, being the Anniversary ef its in
stitutisn. go
Friday GOOD Friday a. l0,t A N.
Saturday Easter Eve) at M.
Sunday Easter Day morning service with the
communion, commencing at lO1s o'clock. Even
ing service with Sermon for children, ID cate
chising of Sundy School at 3L Pm. Atthis SER
vice, will be administered the ordinance of Infant
Baptism. mch25 d