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WAsHIseroS, April 3-Minister Corwtn has
oeen rendered the sloop-o f-war Cumberland now
hitting out at Norfolk to take him to MEXICO n
10 expected be will sail on the 18th Should that
vessel not be then ready, he may be conveyed
thither In the steamer rowbatan.
Sir eharles Wyke, the British Minister, will
arrive In Mexico about the LIST Of Nav
The Mexican question receives special cons,ds.
ration by the Administration, and an immedi late
treaty with that Government 10 one of the objects
Of the mission.
Although no official notification Of the coming
Of French and English fleets has been received
By the Legations here, gentlemen in prominent
positions are satisfied that their movements are in
close connection with the observation Of Southern
political events
Minister Clay was on Monday disconnected
from the Peruvian Mission, as the Government
evidently disapproved Of the course Of the pre-.
cedlng Administration, which suspended diplo-
matte relations between the two countries The
Indications are that relations will, at no distant
dav, be resumed
The Spanish feet which was TO have been
ordered to the Gulf Of Mexico, will now n In
received from Madrid ~ ~
The continued presence Of Major Mecul,ouob
the Texas Ranger, In Richmond, viewed In con-
junction with the call for Secession Convention
mere on the 10th Inst, excites much interest in
Washington, especially Ia army circles.
The decision OF the Secretary of the Treasuyv
In rejecting all bids for the Government loan
under ~ has caused great disappointment among
ne oioden. They allege that the advertisement
gave no such discretion. Had the entire eIp bt
million been awarded the average would have
oeen VIZ The Secretary has concluded 20 issue
itsasu1y notes Tor the remaining Eve millions
Mr.. Clay, OF the Treasury Department. has 0ons
W mooiie on government and financial bust meas
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Personal.

-. Lieut.. Gilman arrived Yesterday with dis
patche from Fort Pickens to the Government.
80. Hon. w. Millward, Of Pa, is at Kirk.
woods.
Robert Chambers, the publisher, Is going
to reside in London.
Thornton Hunt, (son Of Leigh Hunt) re.
Gently on visit to this country, 10 about to pub.
lish book Of his experiences while here
''.'G Gov. Moore Of Alabama, It 10 stated, will
shortly tender to President Davis, Of the Confede-
rate States, 200 men, armed and equipped
Col. J. NJ. Sanborn. late Commission Of
OF the State Of Michigan, has offered to take the
contract TO supply Fort Sumter with men and bro.
visions FOR the sum Of $500, GOO.
The London Review says that Dr. Brown
son Is g the ablest lay writer amongst the Roman
Catholics, whether In the United States or the
British empire"
-. The publication Of the Pennsylvanian, an
old democratic Journal published In Philadelphia,
has been suspended through the "exactions of a
stern necessity"
-. Mr.. Hugh l.. Gallaher, Of Va who was In
lured by the accidental scharge Of his pistol at
Richmond, is recovering The wound 10 not con.
ndered dangerous, as at frst supposed.
49, Capt. J. Newton, Capt 8 Brereton and
family, 8. A. Williams, F. J. Porter Jno Mul-
Inns, J Gilman, u. s. A; Fl. Etting, IT, 8 N /:
Lieut. Col. Simpson and LADY, Canada; Gov O.
p. Morton. Ind; Judge WHITLEY ~ Y; Mr.
Mcclure, OF the State Senate Of Pennsyl vania are
at WillaTdG
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FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE The following add.
tonal Items by the America have been received.
In the House Of Lords the Duke Of Newcastle
explained the proceedings Of the Legislature Of
the lonian Islands. proposition had been
made Tor annexation to Greece, to unite both in
one empire and expel the Turks from Europe.
The English Governor, believing the measure
unconstitutional, prorogued the Assembly for six
months.
Lord Wodehouse stated his belief that Holstein
weuld reject the propositions Of Denmark, but
war was not likely 10 occur before August
In the House Of Commons Lord Russell prom
ised to produce the correspondence with the
American Government in the Anderson case
The Bank Of France has reduced Its discount
rate to five per cent
1t is reported that ten thousand men will be
sent TO ONO, esteasi bly, ssiaforce garrison
there, but really for a counter demonstration 10
the Austrian troops on the Po
The Porte had consented TO the extension Of
the French occupation Of Syria
Alexander Dumas has challenged the edito, NJ
the Italia de Popola for an assertion of having
received money during Garibaldi's Dictatorship D.
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IMPORTANT APPoISraKNrs.-To-day the Pres.
ident settled the California fice-seeking i'm
broglio by appointing at San Francisco Samuel
Parker postmaster J =. Rankin, Collector of the
Port; and r. J. Stevens, Senator Bakers son-in-
law,) Superintendent Of the Mint.
The San Francisco navy agent has not yet been
determined on.
DR.. Thos. Ii. Fisher, Of Fauquier, was to-day
finally agreed on In Cabinet meeting as United
States Marshal for the Eastern District of Viz
GINA No better selection could have been made,
nor any more likely to have given general satisfac
ton to the Union party Of the State. His commits
sion las doubtless Ucen ordered TO oo rn.S. out
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IL The London Times of the 2Oth March, in
the course OF leading article reviewing the acts
of the Southern Congress snvs g: uTbe nsvIa,soD
OF the Mississippi has been declared free 10 the
citizens Of any of the States on It's borders, or
upon the borders OF its navgable tributaries
ihts enGef1snt trds necessity. IL is impossible
to imagine thar the Western States ,corH ,r.,
p,rmit tsu chief outlet to the ocean TO BE- closed
by the tournequet Of a foreign custom house,
Even In Europe the Danube, which passes throug b
me territories OF various and hostile races has
oeen made free The people living on the head.
waters Of the Mississippi, on the Ohio, the Mis-.
.onri, and even the Arkansas, would be most I'm.
dlgnsnt II any attempt were made to interfere
WIN the ramc between the Gulf and the heart of
the American continent -
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THE MISSISSIPPI FORCES EN- ROUTE TO PEssA.
COLA The Mobile Advertiser Of Saturday chron-
lcles the arrival at that city the previous after
noon OF seven companies from North Mississippi,
en- route to Pensacola. The companies being
formed into line, under the command Of CAPTAIN
Chalmers, marched TO the Planters Press ward, on
congress street, where the Southrons, Capt w
b. Wake, and the Southern vengers Can't Geo
H. Lirscomb, were already quartered. These
companies, both from Lowndes county, Missis-
sippi, number respectively 90 and 75 men, thus
making force Of nearly 700 NJ ississi plans We
understan they will be organized into regular
regiment.
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TAt Paris, on the both ultmo, commercial
business generally continued dull, owing to the
uneaslness created by political causes, the none
tary ENTERTAINMENTS, In Europe and America. the
IIi-iounded apprehension entertained by many
French manufacturers as the period approac hes
Tor carrying into full effect the Commercial treaty.
and particularly the excessive dearness of MONEY
These all affect and impede the revival of trade
The wheat and -four market, however, was arm
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BROOKLYN NAvY-YARD-THE PowHArAs PRr.
PAIRING FOR SERVICE Orders have been some
what Unexpectedly received at the BROOKLYN navy.
yard directing the immediate outfit Of the United
states steam frigate Powhatan the crew of which
vessel were detached on Monday Accordingly,
Der OF caulkers and other workmen were
put on board yesterday, and no time will be lost
In having the ship once more ready for commits
sion. Her boilers will be overhauled. Orders To
nv out the Perry were received, as we stated on
been countermanded.- Y Post 3D.
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BALTIMORE STEAMER FIRED INro.-Tbe
savannah Republican Of Monday says that the
steiner Georges Creek, Captain Willetts, from
Baltimore, in going up the Savannah river. satur.
gay night, was fred Into and brought to by the
battery at Fort Jackson. The Georges Greek. IL
appears, having, when abreast of the Fort, no
lights observable, was hailed, and giving No an
swer, TWO blank cartridges were fred at her still
FALLING to answer, two balls were fred at her: one
OF which passed over her bows, and the over her
.sern, which Immediately brought her small boat
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SAIL OF NEsRoEs -On Thursday last. A r
Dnsaii, Esq, a. administrator Of B. n. Ever.
ne,a soid several negroes belonging 10 the estate
Nv nIgfV WOMAN ana one child were purchased
oy W. Sonfen, Esq. for 500, ana q woman
ana Tour children by James B. Belt ESQ. FOR
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rED.RAcr.-Mr. 8. Hart, Of Ell Paso, Texas' one
OF the Commissioners from that state IN New
MeIico has offered 1.-THE Montgomery Mali an.
Souneesl loan OF 600 600 TO the Confede rate
nlence OF the Government Mr.. Hart proposee IN
nave the amount doubled by his friends. IN suc
q step shall be necessary /" '
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NEEDS THE POPULAR ENDoRsEMRNr-Aw writer
In the Macon (Ga0 Journal, spoken Of and en-
dorsed by the editor AZ eminent jurist declares
,nas oeiore the new government can be esta bished
IL must receive the assent of the peonIe-not
until they have given their approval can IL be
binding on them. - w
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Inos Hall, April 1, 1851. W. oofE an =:

"A REPORT Having rained som. onr,.,o,
thet ths rtna Insurance Company Of Hartford CT
mas decline 20 take any further rlfks an the Dis
trlct OF Coumbls the undersigned takes rms
method OF oontradlctlnG the staten snt and of in .
vlung tee ATTENTION Of eli who may desire 10 vs.. 1
themselves Of the protection of thus old ard mn
veIsaiy popular Company 20 the Ofice, No 500
sevehIh street, deposits the lntellIg encer Once
sher ne ls avaye on haad 10 recave app ica "a ON.
as heretofore. Til. Company has paid out. Tor
losses IN this city within the last two month"; M
ma So-6t TN. HANSON. A,s,,
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y. CALLAN, Trustee.
ap2d &c. Mcguire A Co, Apcts

By J. c. McSUIRE a. CO, Auouone4r.
ExTENslVE SALE BY CATALOGUE OF
~ FUkNIruREAND EFFscTs CLAWS aoIEL,
WARRINGTON, ID. Con MONDAY MORNING,
uinE from day 10 day unit the whole is distosed
Of, we will Gel al tbs Furniture and Efrots ~
ClAs's Hotel, Penn. avenue, between Sd aad ~
streets, comprising about one hundred parloTs and
Very superior and nearly new Rosewood Chicker-
ing seven octave Piano Forte. Lover and stool
a.ee and handsome French plate Mant>l MIrror,
Gas Chardeliers, Brsokets and Fixtures through
out,
Handsome Walnut spd Mshogany PsrIo- Furnt
cl IN,
Marble 'op Center, Sofa and Side Tables.
walnut Whatnot. Fancy Chairs ard Tables
walnut Writing DESKS and Bookcases,
Handsome Velvet and Brussels Carpet
OIc.oth, Rugs snd Ingram Carpet
Ilt-frame Meutei Mirrors, Vases and Orrsmept,
brouaeotio and Lace Curtains, CornIoe and Fi1-
Rosewood and waluut Bedstesds
DneslnE Bureaus, Washsta nds and wsrdrob.,
Eeather Beds. holsters and Pillows, Toilet sets
CURED HAIR and Husk Mattresses,
Large quantity Of Bed and Table Linen
DIahhe., Comiorts ard Counter?snes in large
Dinius Tablss, Oak Dining Chairs,
rre, Sa and stone China Dinner, Dessert and Tea
Table Cutlery, Silver plated Ware, Casters.
SSnehns Dishes, Walters, Coffee and Tea Urns,
Lie uors snc CHARS,
Iron SAFE. Desks and Ofics FurnIture
steam Boiler; atIng Appa-atus &c
logetner WIN large quality Of HopsehoId Ef-
rlsos MOI neoosFa'y 10 enunerate.
Terms; IS and under cash; over that arnou,t.
credit OF 90 AID 80 days, for satisfactorily endorse
notes, bearing Interest O'eSN
ma 50 eO&ds &c. MCGUIRE CO., Auo,,.
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III lady In Charleston, 9. C. a lsv nioh,.
ago, had three children at birth. Prentice fnstes
Tie event IN occasion 10 say that Charleston can
Espss 70 b port Of delivery. w
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RESIGNED B G. Duvall, Of Texas clerk In
the Census Bureau, has resigned
b: Briggs. of Ohio, clerk Of the frst-cla,s In
the Land Office, has resigned.
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APPoXNTKD-B Crrpper, Of Va has absen ap-
pointed a frst-class clerk In the Land Office
w: II. Champion, of Ohio, to a arst-class clerk.
ship In the Pension Office.
VIM. II. Hayes Of Ohio, =. Alter Of Ind and
in the Indian Bureau
VIM +. Atwood Of Wis, to frst-class clerk
ship in the same office.
" Stewart, Of Pa has been appointed Assist
ant Examiner in the Patent Office
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ARMY OFFICERS REsIGNED.-Second Lieut. r
Z. Hill ofN. e fifth Infantry; and Second Lieut..
Joseph z. Mintur, Of Va, second cavalry, u. 8.
A, have resigned.
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10 about 10 commence 1t Penncola fort PScSsn.
10 being surrounded BY sand batteries too strmg
for any force that Gen Scott can bring 10 bee,
and 10 WIN Dc In the hands Of the Coincidence
army In less than aix weeks
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-04-04

TEE RHODE ISLAND ELECTION comes of today.
Inc Republicans are In fair way to lose on.
possibly both the members Of Congress from that
ene- The Democrats are sanguine Of securing
both; we think with good grounds for ,bs, ho,s
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APPOINTMENTS By THE PREsIpRNr-The Presi.
dent has made the following appoi ntments
Charles Gibson, OF Mo, Solicitor Of the Court
of Claims.
John d. Mcpherson, Of this city, Assistant
Solicitor of the Court Of Claims.
VIM. Cuddy, Of Mo Surveyor General for the
States of Illinois and Missouri
Samuel l. Griffith, Of Ark. Superintendent Of
Indian Affairs for the Southern SUPERB ntendency
Clinton c. Hutchinson, Of Kansas, Agent for
the Sac and Fox Agency.
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Spirit Of the Morning Press

The IHtsHigsresr this morning In devoted to
news.
The Republican thinks that IL an attack IL made
upon Fort Pickens and vigorously repulsed, the
Union men of Virginia will carry the State by q
large ms GRITTY.
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mar 80 eoAc. j. C NEG tJfREs CO.. heet..


BY J. G; MCGUIRE co Ancnaneers
TRUSTEE'S SALE OF AN EXTENSIVE
EFFKcTs. wEDN ESDhY MoKNING,
April 10th, At 10 oc ock. at the building Thlr-
tesnth at, between Penn avenue ADD nor + st.
1857, and recorded in b@r A. = No 2S folios l.
s, 4 and 7, shall sell al the Furniture and
Effects, coGnprlsing In part
Handsome SPIT OF Wslnut Paror Furniture, eon-
Marble top Center and Sofa Tables,
Walnut and Mahogany Wh,tnots. Fancy Tables,
WANT I.Is.aa sss sdpPs .iIdT G SUITES
Cane and Va oCd seat Chairs, Clcoks.
MAHOGANY Mirror font Secretary and Bookcase,
Gut and Mahogany framed Mir. Tors,
Gas Chan@elIePs, Braosets and FIIture,o
brussels Three Ply aUd Ingram Carpets,
nhcIoth, Star Carpets, RcEs, Rods and Eyes,
Five "a feet Extension Dining Tables, tide To-
Sixty Oak French Dining Chairs. Gilt Shades,
Silver plated Casters, WsIters, Salt Stands.
Spoons ard FORKS,
Large quantity of French and Stone China Dinner
Table cat e ~. Ga. Ware, Table Linen.
Mahogany, Wslnu. ard Painted Chamber Furnf-
tnre, Of various patterns,
Leather ,Bsdsi Boosters aud n low.
Banf es s comfSrss r SL5 s sst
open Coal, Radiator and AlrtEht Stoves
Together with large assortment Of excsllen.
Household sad Kitchen Furniture lot nsce.sa
~ To ecumeTats.
ALSO. AT u O'CLOCK
A complete set Of DentSl Instruments and Once
Terms; sa5 ard under Dash over tina. sum I,
credit al 81 and &c days, Tor satisfactorily endorsed
ap2d &c Mcguire a Co Apct.
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THH WEAfHER--The following report Of the
weather for the morning 10 made from the Amer
lean consolidated Telegraph Line to the smith.
about z O'Clock -
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LIST or OFFICERS ORDERED TO THE MIME
soTA.-Com. Sias d. Stringham, flag officer; J
@. Van Brunt, captain; A. Ludlow Case COM
mander; Reed Werden, J. NJ. wainwright, o. c.
Badger, Watson Smith, A. w. Johnson, J. i.
Foster, and g. Mitchell, lieutenants; C. L.
Franklin; master; Thomas Jackson, chief engi-
neer; @ w. City and Wv. DUNCAN, LIST assistant
engineers; u s. Bright and c. II Levy, Cd as
sistant engineers; w. Musgrave, r. l.. Talbot, J
T. Tucker, and g. W Sensner, Sd assistant engi.
neers; J. @. Bell, ooatswain; X. Barry, sailmaker;
]. @. Thomas, carpenter
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CHINA TEA SETS,
u AT 80 so PER SET
We have just opened a lot Of China re, Sets Cs9
pIeces,) " hIch We vii sell At 80 go per set
c. w. BOTELER & SON,
ap $500 3IS. iron Hal.
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Il cd. perfectly sound and gentle and can *
trot inside OF minutes and half Also. In
hs nd ONE 10 top BUGGY. ard fine HAIR GA
NEss. The who establishment viii he sold TO
gether Address Post Office Box No ss1.
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M AGN0I.TA HA Ms

w MAGNOLIA HAMSm
we are now receiving our first supply Of Magno-
Ia ms for this season. They cannot be sur
passed. KING A BJRCVEIJ
ap4 corner 18th q. and Vermont.v
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DEPARTMENT. NKWs-

REMovALs.-Wm. ]. Rose, Of N. Y, third
class clerk In the State Department, has been re-
moved.
Mr.. VIM. Fl. Thomas, Of the District Of CO.
lumbia, and Mr. J. F. Reighart, Of Pennsylvania,
second class assistant examiners (sl $40 per an
NUM- In the Patent Once, have been removed.
John Tyler Powell, Of d c.; George D. Bro
naugh, Of ID. C; H. C. Bradford, Of Ky. James
Riley, Of Pa; and Julius CAN'T, Of Nd, CLERKS In
the Patent Once have been removed.
r. L. Brocket;, q frst class clerk In the Land
Office, has been removed.
M B Houston, Of Ark, a irst-class clerk In
the Pension Bureau, has been removed.
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AUCTION SALES.


A SPLENDID HORSE, HARNESS Ann
"A WAGON Al AUcTIos.-On SATURDAY.
MORNING, attn instant ~ - 90. ock, Ne viii
self, In iront OF the Auction Rooms, q splspdld
Horse, Harness ard Wagon.
The Horee has no fault whatever, and the owner
Offers him for sale onIy because he has no furthef
use for one. Terms os,h.
aP9d WALL a BARNARD, Auct,.
By J. c. MoGUIRE & CO.. AUctioneeTs-
SUPERIOR ROSEWOOD CHlCKERING
- PIANO FoRrE, EXCELLENT FURNITURE Avn
HousEHoLp EIIEcIs AT PUBLIc AUcIION.-On
TUESDAY MORNING, April 9Th, At 10 o'olcct
81 the residences Of Charles +. Jones, Fec. No
s37h III. between 9Th and It'll streets, ve shsll eel
O. his Furniture and kfects, oOmprung-
Chlskering Pisno,7 octsyeS, Rosewood stool and
Hands 'me wslnut Parlor suits, finished m Bro
caieils, consisting Off SOFAS, Arm and Side
Marble top certer Tah'e., wkatnot,
Large Ovsl Mirror, Handsomely ornameutei,
Oil Paintings, Fancy Chairs Marble tcrTablee,
Brussels snd Three ply CARPETS, Oiloioth.
OAK and Walnut Cbamber Sets,
HUSH Mattresses, Feather Pillows,
Toilet sets, OUNCE. Clock, Looking Glasses,
Pine Wnrdrobes, bUd and Gilt Shades,
Hat Raok. Venetian carpet, stair Rods,
Walnut Extenson Dining Table, Knives and
FORTS.
Stone China and g ass Ware, Water Cooler,
1ogether with general Assortment Of Kitchen
Terms: So s,d under cash over that rum q
credit Of 50 and 81 days, for satisfactorily endorsed
ties. bearing interest.
ap s-d&ds !. c. MCGUIRE CO.. Auors.
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nlSSOLUTION OF COPARTNERsBIP-
- The ooseItnershiR heretofore existing b.tveen
firm If II, w. Fowler q Co is this dsy dissoIvaS
by u mutual ,f Sonsnt All persons indebted to the
iate hrn vii please come Forward and settle The
business VIII be conducted as usual hy r. w FoVs
Ter, at the old stand. Washington Market. coypsr
Mass. av. and Fifth ct. W,FoWLER.
Washington, March Is, IS6i. AS M
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By J. 9: MCGUIRE a Co. Anctloneers.
TRUSTEES SALE of HACKNEY CAR
On TUESDAY MORNING, April 9Th. % Ten
O'Clock, in front ofthe huotIon Rooms Of las. c.
Mcclure Co by virtue of deed Of trust, dated
huGlst 3oth: 1850, and du recorded in .iber J.
No; is folio, 3is. e. seY ,hsIl sell one good
Terms: One third cash; the residue IN monthly
lns talIncnts NJ 2. .. and months, withInter-
est, secured TO the Satsfaotiou Of the Trustee.
HUGH NCRPAY, Trustee.
mar 80 eokds J. c, NcGIIIRE& CO. Aucts
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STOP STOP sTOPm
rH TTo MEts' b bE ESSu Please
AGENT fos the sale 81 the is.ty celebrated Family,
4 Jackson, ct the Burnt Miils, MoniTo~sx conn.
y, Mo has removed % No, los Seventh. street,
pleased to see his old customers %
Always on hand good Q sortmept Of Flour n
aoovs. =. Also, Corn Meal, shIpstuGs Bran, &c.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1861-11-26
Nov 5, 1861
S7S REW ARD.

RUNAWAY from where had them hired. near
Chester, in June last three negro men, viz: Bill,
Giles and Henry.
Bill and Giles we bought the l4th of last November
at the estate sale of Ed. Leach Broad River, in
York District. They being brothers and having rsla-
tons in the neghborhood where we purchased them,
it is more than likely they have made their way back
to their old neighborhOod
Bill is about 26 years DID, feet inches high, will
weigh $50 $50 pounds is very black; rather sharp
faced, speaks quick when spoken to.
Giles his brother, is about "a years old; feet 3
inches high; will weigh 100 lbs, is very black and
walks with his head up and feet turned in front
Henry, purchased JAM /, of Col. c. Rives on the
Catawba river Ke is % years old, well feet
inches high, and will weigh IS pounds; has heavy
brow and speaks slowly: has character as a run
away. May go to Charleston Washington city it is
hard telling where he will go he is gentleman Of
travel.
They all off about the same time.
We will pay S75 reward for the 8 men; or S25 a
piece for either of them delivered in any Jail that
can get them. These boys may attempt make their
way North others from this place have at
tempted. PRIDE DUNOVANT.
Chester. S. C July 30, 1861 If
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JOSIAH SHELLEY & SONS,

WhoLssale Grocers and Commission Herehdnh y"
Warren Block, 4 UG USTA, G1r
Have in Store and to arrive
90 Hhds. fair to choice n. 0. Sugar,
$50 Bbls NJ y. Molassss,
80 Bales Bnggng,
800 Coils Rope
so Boxes Soap,
80 Boxes Soda,
so Dozen painted Buckets,
81 CaDisters Black Tea,
rs Bbls. choice Whiskey and CordiaI
10 Eighth casks Cogn&c Brandy,
10 Bills. Phelps Gin.
Is Casks Port Madeira and Malaga WINE
$500 Havana Segars,
so 900 German and American Scgars,
Also, Pepper, Spice, Twiue Salt, Nails Rice, lO0'''
Measures &c.
Augusta, Nov. IL, 1851 7tP
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BY Hn EresAsney, Henry r Clark, Governor q H''H
Carolina.
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT, Raleigh
November I, 1851
In pursuance of the power vested in me by the ISIn
section of the Constitution and by and with the ADVICE
of the Council of State, l do hereby prohibit the e.
poraton beyond the limits of this State, Of all BHcon
Pork Beet, Leather, Mems Shoes, Wooden Coos
Jeans, Linseys Blankets, &c. &c. except through the
orders of the proper officers of the Confederate Govern
ment of the State Governments.
The Adjutant General will employ the ntcs"aV
to carry into full effect this order. All Agen"
t. purchase for the State are required have wri1
authority HENRY T. CLARK
Nov 18th. At Governor eI-Omei0