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n. WARDS ADVERTISEMENT
NOV 1850
" N. " ARD !!

L and Winter Goods, which for VARIETY, QUALITY
aud sTYLe, cannot be surpassed, and his goods are
all bought for cash, (hereby saving large per cent
age over those who purchase on cFedt.) He can aud
will sen at less prices than any other store in Ohio
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Savannah; bark Medora Elzabethport brig Espergle
Bordeaux; schr Manchester, Richmond.
January 1e-Arr steamship Asia, Liverpool; bark Ae-
ronaut Curacao brig Prentssimo Great Harbor Adelne
Aux Cages; Linda, Ragged Island; Maria Barbados;
schrs Crenshaw, Richmond. cid ships Reporter and
johnson, San Francisco; Barney, New Orleans;
Leontine, London; barks front, Poit Prince Old
Dominion Portland Gertrude Valparaiso brig Bailey
st Marks Ttania Cork; Baltimore Port Prince schr
Flying Dragon, st Kits.
PHILADELPHIA, January 19-Cld steamship State
OF Georgia Savannah; bark Reindeer, Pernambuco AL
bana and Knud Akerbeetou Cork brig Isabella levitt
Trinidad.
BOSTON, January 17.-Arr ship Bullion, New Orleans
judah Touro, liverpoo-Cld bark Fleet Eagle, Hava
ma; orig LeViathan, Card9nas; schr Pnnet, Halifax.
Southern Ports.
ALEXANDRIA, January 18-Cld brig Leni, Barba
does.
NORFOLK, January 19.-Cld ships Hevetia Havana
Coernine, New Bedford;
RICHMOND, January 1s-Arr schr Ellen Goldsborougl
Philadelphia. CID steamship Jamestown New York
WILMINGTON, January 17-Arr brig Altavea, Ma
anzas; schr Belle, Philadelphia Cid brig AImore S
Domingo.
WILMINGTON, January 17-Arr schr Flying Scud
Havana.-Cld brig brig Geo Prescott, Boston,
SAVANNAH, January l7-Arr steamship Monticello
New York; ship st Lawrence, Liverpool Aramand
Snow Charleston; Genoa, Rio de Janeiro Cid sch
| Golden Rod. Cardenas
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NGnetarg an6 Commercial 8abiem.

BALTIMORE, January 49, 1861.
The business at the Stock Board continues to be Iim.
ted, but the feeling in the market to day was quite
strong, although there no material advance in any
of the stocks the list In New York however the
leading securities there heavy advance Stocks
have been improving in New York for a week past and
since last Saturday Reading, and Gaena and Chicago
have each advanced SO, and of the other leading
Railroad stocks have improved So to 81 per share Rail-
road stocks were firm here to-day, but they were quiet
the only sale made being of % Baltimore and
ONO at $5S1 cash. This stock closed at $5Sh bid $50
asked regular way, and $50 bid buyer 60 days. For
Northern Central Sl4 bid, and S154 asked regular
way, but sales made. Railroad bonds were also
hrm sale of 81 900 Baltimore and Ohio 1855 was
made at 49, and for Northern Central 1855 so was bid
and 81 asked. City 6's continue improve ss1 being
bid and SO asked to-day for 1905 these figures being an
advance of to per cent the closing quotations of
yesterday There sales at the Board of As shares
Howard Bank at s91 but nothing was done in any of
the other Bank stocks The Mining were quiet but
they were generally firm Sales made of 500 shares
Gufod at IS cts and 25 shares North State at Is cts
Springfield and Gardner Hill both better For the
former $l90 bid which advance of 20 cts on
yesterdays price, and the latter closed So 65 bid which
is an advance of cts.
SALES AT THE BALTIMORE STOCK BOARD.
SATURDAY, January 10, 1861.
22o Bait. 6,s, '9o-eSA 500 shs. Guilford NJ.
As shs. Howard Blk OK M Co Ok
rs shs. B. o. RR.-5SH
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the prisoner and the Fords; there is slight resem
blance in Hiram Ford and the prisoner, but not
enough to mistake one for the other; also knows
Char CLARK, (who swore that he saw Logan fire
the fatal shot, and would believe him on his oath.
Policemen Haws and Marshall testified to the
same facts as policeman Short.-William Clark.
father OF Charles Clark, testified that he never
swore In baltimore County Court that he would
not believe his soron his oath, but said he was not
quite as bright as he might be.-At one o'clock
the Court took recess, in order to dine and we
close TOR the mail. One or two witnesses will be
examined this afternoon and the case argued before
the jury. Messrs. Coleman Yellott and John N.
Frasier for the defence
SUPREME COURT OF THE UNITED STATES
WASHINGTON, Jan. Is, ls6l.-No. 297. Stephen
CONN, plaintiff in error, Us. Hammer, Jennings &
GO. In error to the Supreme Court of the State
| OF oregon. On the motion of General Stevens OF
counsel tor the defendants in error this writ of err
| ror was docketed and dismissed with costs-No
70. Thomas Mechan ct al, plaintiffs in error Us
| Robert Forsyth.-No. II. Charles Balance
plaintiff in error, Jos. l.. Papin ct al.-No
IS. Charles Balance, plaintiff in error, u.s. Samue
Hart ct al; and No. 70. VIM. Kelogg's heirs, &c.
plaintiffs in error, Robert Forsyth The mo
tion OF Mr.. Williams to dismiss these causes wa
argued by Mr.. Balance in opposition thereto.-
No. A. Henry S. Foote, plaintiff in error, Us. CIV
rus ". Egery ct al. The argument of this caus
was continued by Mr. Phillips for the defendants il
error and by Mr. Hughes for the plaintiffs in error
-AdJourned until Monday, II O'clock.
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STOCK OF MO TINS day ..........". "a, 500
SALEs-550 bags Rio various lots at 10 cts 200 hays
Rio per Indus at TX cts 1000 bags Rio, per IN
cts $50 bags Rio per Adelaide" at 12& cts leo bags
Rio, per Adelaide at Ii cts $50 bags Laguayra at
IA $50 bags Porto Rico Is cts. Total 4lO bags
REMARKs.-The market continues steady with fair
demand for consumption We note some improvement in
the best grades of Rio which somewhat in pro-
portion to the stock on hand.
We quote prime Rio at 2x to Is cts fair good IL
IN cts, II to lin cts, Java II to l7x cts,
Laguayra 1917 to IAN cts. WHITE & ELDER,
Baltimore, Jan. 10th, 1861 Coffee Brokers'
FLOUR.-There was quite active inquiry for Flour
this morning, and sales Of some 1000 bbls. Howard
Street Super were made Change at so per bb and
it closed steady at this figure, which decline 12x
cts the price which has generally been asked (al
though not obained) for it for some days past There
nothing done in Ohio City Mills Super far as we
could learn Ohio may be quoted steady at IS So and
City Mills is held generally At S. but buyers
offering over $525 per bbl for it. There was moth
ing done to-day in Extra Flour, but we quote
it steady at the following rates. viz: $5S7K16 for
Ohio $6G6I2K for Howard Street; s650@675 for reg
uar shpping and $7@5o per Dbl for fancy brands City
FAnIIY FLous.-we quote Family Flour as before at
7e for WEIGHS, IS for the best brands OF Baltimore
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geGaI Hntitts.

C~rG''" CIl"''"N"E"
VNHiS Is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the subscTi-
bers have obtained from the Orphans Court Of Batf
more city in Maryland letters estamentary the
having claims against the said estate are hereby wan to
exhibit the same, with the vouchers thereof the
wise by law be excluded from all benefit Of said
q Gyin aner are a &
Of January, 1861. EDWARD y. DCEE,
ja7-law4w JUN e Executors Stn
TNHIS is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the subscri-
scriher has obtained from the Orphans Court of Rati-
win vii annexed on the estate tatD Of JAMES iF
gES0N late Of said city, deceased Al persons having
ho the same with the vouchers thereof to the
wise by law be excluded from ali Benef IF said esfae
All persons indebted to said estate requested to make
Of Decem6er 1850 RGBF McALL lis Tisf Gay
il-law4w- Administrator D. B. n @, T 4.
VENHIS is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the subscri.
Der has obtained from the Orphans Court of Baltimore
OF SR RSFSaa efTs Of @ in tT on the estate
persons having claims against the said estate are hereby
Warned TO EXHIBIT the same with the vouchers thereof
may otherwise by law be excluded from all Benefit sai
estate All PERSONS INDEBTED to said reauested to
make immediate payment Given under my hand this
ta,a,au,w. MARIA f. JACOBSEN,
-laI5law4w. Administrators
THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the subscri-
Il Der hath obtained from the Orphans Court Balti.
personal estate Of CHAREs T4IER ae on OF saS g
hSyR h m bd
vouchers thereof to the subscriber before the fifteenth
gay OF July 1851 otherwise they by law be excluded
from all benefit OF said estate Given under hand this
..,, ELIZABETH C TALTAFERRO,
-!al4Ies4w EXecutrX, &c.
THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the subgcri-
Der has obtained from the Orphans Court of Baltimore
CITY, letters Of administration the estate of EORGE
NOLAN H. late Of said city, deceased All persons having
Claims against the said deceased hereby warned 10
mott h same with the vouchers thereof TO the subscriber
on or before the 2Ot day of July next they otherwise
oy laW be excluded from all benefit OF estate II per-
sons indebted to said estate requested make mr
ate payment Given und,r my hand this 18th day of
a'y' ieoI. SERENA MCbANE,
jai9law4w BENZ c. BARROLT, Attornav
THIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE, That the subscri-
Il Der has obtained from the Orphans Court of Baltimore
city, letters Of administration the estate of SIMON
GUMP, late of said city, deceased. All persons havir
claims against said deceased hereby warned to exhibit
the same with the vouchers thereof the subscriber ON
before the Goth day July 1861 they NAV oherwiSa
indebted to said estate requested to
diate payment Given under my hand this 10th dav Of
'al in ' tGU.' MARY GUMP,
!aIsItm4m Administrative. |
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, That annIica |
more for the renewal of ONE CERTIFICATE 6E n BID
CENF SLOCk OF 1890. Give million l5apl-certscafa NJ
Tor issued 81 June lS5S-standino in tba nor
OF 40 AMELIA WOODS the same having been lost
.~ f. A. WOODS.
A DAMANTINE CANDLES.
Three hundred boxes.of tEmerys, superior Candles
u a. t.sceiVed oy W. WHITELOCK CO.,
arH A. South street.
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I'D OLD DOMINION ST EAMBC
Vail 80H0s,
AlE 2 P " a = II ;,

AlS4 EEEs rEE; s4kssssSE:sszz5zSS1 PHILADELPHIA
ssasS 1s-s-1cSs-Asz@ WILMI NGTON ANn
BALTIMORE RA SLROAD.
- 5nd after MONDAY, E0y Goth, Passenger trains for
fiiI4deiphla will leave PRESIDENT STREET DEPOT
Di kIPr l exc r S.9g99ay( as follows, viz:
a; n ~ ENING MAIL at 5l0 P. ii. - S
Nm SuNpA 5 at BIC NJ only. All trains connect Wit
new fork Trains except $40 P. NJ, on SATURDAYS "
Freight Train, with Passenger Car attached leaves
Hsyre de Grace. N'N1-i L-'i'iLtufe sua
From or = PBIIADELPHIA to BALTIMORE at 8l5AMl2M
DELAWARE RAILROAD FOR SALISBURY AND IN
TERMEDIATE POINTS "
BY leaving in 10 l5A. 81 train will connect at W,ir.
wtn 0s' ~ train daily Except Sunday for ali stations
St"eeil wilmington and Harrington, and on TupsdavS
avs and Saturdays for Milford on Moadays Wei
aeSuays anu ridays for Seaord by aving al 10
ntght IN Wilmington, and take the 935 A. train for ali
siat t,g netWeen Wilmington and Salisbury " "''
NOIlCE,A coored persons whether bond or fres will
Iequed 70 bng some responsible white person
any hnoWn 70 the undersigned, who will be willing 6 sgn
10 e company before they viii be taken over any
n2If WI rp ,wUrpr $500
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A DAMANTINE CANDLES.
IA Three hundred boxessof sEmervs srner;or Candles
iuss tsceiFeu oy W, WHITELOCK CO.,
ufH Al South street,
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MOVEMENTS OF UCEAN STEAMERS.

MEDICINE CHESTS.
fine assortment of MEDICINE CHESTS constantly on
hand at moderate prices.
Old ones replenished at shortest notice by
W. III. READ, Druggist,
n2g-tf one door Soptb IF ppott Rai,yn aS,
THERMOMETERS,
~ CHARTS,
NAUTICAL AND SURVEYING INSTRUMENTS,
and
CHORES
NJ TIE LA RGEST ASSORTMENT OF THE ABOVE
GOODS IN BALTIMORE
PETER WALTER,
70 W. Fratt street
. Formerly with and now SOLE AGENT For f. L O. "
BLUNT, New York teo9 ~
NAVIGATION WAREHOUSE,
u CORNER
SPEARS WHARF AND PRATT STREET,
n,.-.,.,, . Baltimore, Md.
The most reliable Nautical Instrument Makers in the cy
and where the best assortm Article in the
uca line can be found: and positively the only establish.
ment in Baltimore where NAUTICAL INSTRUMENTS can
be made and repaired in proper manner.
Chrononeters for sale or hire.
s3-tf rSuccessors To poggar s
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GARD OF IRA

DOARU UF TRADE.
Committee Of Arbitration for month of Januar,
WILLIAM REYNOLDS
W. ii. COLE, N. G. PENNIMAN
n. P. CAMPBELL, GEORGE SMALL.
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BALTIMORE MARKETS

.o,,-,- SATURDAY, JAN 10.
CoFFEE-Cofee continues in good demand and quite
firm We note sales to-day of 500 bags Rio at I2K cts
500 bags do. at IN cts and 100 bags do at Is cts
making total of 400 bags We publish below the
usual weekly report Of Messrs. White & Elder Coffee
Brokers, to which refer for quotations. &C. We note
the arrival here day of theischr Redwng from Rio
with cargo bags Coffee, said to be of very supe
rior quality and the stock with this cargo included is
about &c 600 - -
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Ola HUNGARIAN WINES,
tE&44X& IMPORTED
Ess1AaF2z% RUDOLPH P0LLATSEK,
No. lSi WEST LOMBARD STREET
CTwo doors east Of Hanover street,)
IMPORTER AND DEALER IN HUNGARIAN WINES
n IA connecton with NIL. P0ILATSEK, Wholesale Wine
eae IN the DISTRICT OF Toka Hungary, has just received
per bremen ship "Coumbia first invoice Of cennine
IN cask and superior hungarian Red s-the
oeeorateu ERTipOr." feI4-tf
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RUTTER AND CHEKSE.-sOO kegs prime
~ Gades Butter $500 boxes Cutting, English Dairy and
Exchange Place. jaIl.t
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LA w INTELLIGENCE.
CRIMINAL CoURT-JuDaE BoNr.


Frederick Pinkney, Esq, prosecuting Geo.
Meyer charged with assaulting Wilhelmina Kech-
lev prayed a jury trial and gave bail in $500,
John A. Schimp, bondsman.-Francis Bogue
charged with being drunk and disorderly, resisting
officer Foxcroft in the discharge Of his duty, and
attempting to break in the door of the house of
two persons named Donnely. The prosecuting wit
ness not appearing and the party having already
been in Jail one week, fine of ST and costs was
imposed. Broonhorn compromised an
assault upon his wife by paying costs.-Mathias
Quinn and William Simon, charged with assaultipp
W lillian Smelling, were adjudged guilty. Fined
$40 and costs each, and imprisoned two weeks
John Moflit compromised an assault upon Henry
Stouffer by paying costs-Andrew jackson
charged with assaulting officer Schimp in the dis
charge of his duty, fined 81 and COSTS
John Mclaughlin, charged with drawing a pisto
on officer Crawford, was adjudged guilty and fnet
81 and costs.-Charles Morgan, charged with as
saultiug John 6. Oswald and biting the arm of Os
wald's wife. Adjudged guilty of the assault OF
Oswald and fined 81 and costs; not guilty of as
saultng the wife.-Adjourned until 10 o'clocl
this morning, when Judge Bond will deliver iudg
ment upon the Indictment charging Mr.. Mito
whitney with making false report to the Hous
of Delegates.
SUPERIOR COURT-JuDeE MARTIN.
Equity business occupied the Court on Saturday
Assignment to-day 362 to 3S8 inclusive.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAs-JUDGE MARSHALL.
Steuben Lodge Sons of Liberty Us. G.. Masser
berg. Appeal from Justice Whalen. Ape,
dismissed. --Edward Mitchell vs Georg
Cook. Appeal from same-dismssed.- "a
A. Cox Us. l.. ii. Dammon. Dismissed. -,
s n;l Lee Co., furnishes, rs William Smitl
from Mclaughlin. Dismissed.
THE UNITED STATES CIRCUIT CouRr, Judge Gile
meets this morning at ten O'Clock
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Smrptna

49, FOR INTERMEDIATES fine Al Balti-
- - built ship MACAULAY, Rodger master will
load at Commercial wharf, md follow the MARY McNEAR
for the above port. For freight passage apply TO
FOARD 4 ROGERS,
wha
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StkaMh1ats,
-; sEs$ :;
TER ARRANGEMENTS

ElaslES% WINTER ARRANGEMENTS
1s@2Hz1Rassigsss - OF THE
- INDIVIDUAL ENTERPRISE TINE
PlONEkR will run as follows. '' i0'I' 'he steamer
Leave Baltimore every WEDNESDAY and @ ,T,-r,,, -,
Tor ANNAPOLIS, WEST RIVER AND CAMRR1hSSF RDA
'unin9 oy me same route every Thursday and Mondov
u t hgyggry III ESpAY and FRIDAY to ST MICHIEsif,o
day. " A''Ni' returning same
Whar; Light Street, foot of Camden.
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- - M RELAND RATFRpA
OPEN o EINKSBURG STATION
Trains leave Calvert Station 30 A. NJ ana p NJ -.
Turning lsayG Finksburg Station, Is and 1920 A. NJ
iq[ iiapSt al, S3nche:ter Westmin Ser, fancy
Also for Westminster from tie P. NJ. train.
81 u IRWIN h TAYLOR
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HHIS is TO GIVE NOTICE That The snhseri.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, That appiica
ton will be made TO the Register OF the civ nF
SEe for the renewal Of one CERTIFICATE OF SIX PER
zen zen SlUGh ot 1880 Give million l5an)-cert6cate No
oe 9r oV issued "a June, ls5sstandipg in the name
dl2law9w ~ viz 'n4e nay ius n Wnd LOST
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-03-23

The State Department has issued its
statement showing the number, sex, age,
and occupation Of passengers arriving in
the United States by sea from abroad,
for the year ending Dec. 81, 1860. The
arrivals for 1850 were 10000; of these
lOs,55O were male, and 7O,s83 females !;
sex not stated, SO. The number OF
deaths on the voyage was 222. OF the
whole number Of passengers 2G,O5l were
natives Of the United States; 1901 OF
England; 4s,627 Of Ireland; 50,746 Of
Germany; 3,745 Of Prussia; 5,467 OF
China; 1884 of the West Indies.
Greece and Malta sent each; New
leland sent 2. Of the passengers, 49,
a40l stated that they intended to reside
in the United States; 3,Ol8 said moth
ing about it; 1910 were bound to Brit
ish America; 500 to Great Britain.
OF their occupations, lI,207 were mcr-
chants 1908 mechanics 2l,742 farm
crs; 81, 1868 laborers; ll6 lawyers 22l
physicians 1913 musicians; ~ actors
aud $4,000 did not state their occupa-
tipn
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The Morrill, Tariff Bill is creating
much nausea aud painful gripping in the
Black Republican system. The work OF
their own hands, they traducc it the
child Of their own household, they wish
it had never been born. What a pity il
is to be sure, that this poor concern
oaE't be called "legscy from Buchsn.
aus administration"
There is no doubt il Congress is as.
semblcd to relieve Mr.. Lincoln from his
unpleasant predicament, that this same
Morrill, tariff bill will be torn in latter,
and patched up again by the same
Legislators who framed il. 1t is plain
d to be seen that it will drive imports
away from Northern ports to those
Soath-thus tearing down the cities Of
New York, Boston and Philadelphia to
build up Charleston, Savannah and New
Orleans. Tho French and English peo.
pie like the tariff passed by the "Confed
crate States" while they denonnce the
Morrill, Tariff. Unless some effort Il
made to regulate it the result is very
!, plain to be seen.
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The Advertiser, having been restored to health
in afew weeks by very simple remedy, after
having suffered several years with severe lung
affection, and that dread disease, Consumption
is anxious to make known to his fellow-sufferer.
the means Of cure.
To all who desire it, hs will send copy Of tho
prescription used (fres Of charge, with the direc-
ton FOR preparing and ueing the same, which they
will find . sURs CUss voR CONSUMPTION, ASTHMA,
BRONCHITIS, DC. The only object Of the adver
tser in sending the prescription is to benefit the
afflicted, and spread information which he con-
ceivssto be Invaluable, and he hopes every sufferer
will try his remedy, ~ it will cost them nothing,
and may prove blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription will please ad-
dress REV. EDWARD A. WILSON.
WILLIAxsBURGH,
octl5-ly Kings County, New York.
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"eT sTCa STITCH sTlTCR ~
Who Of y hes net rod Hoods wailing Song Of
the 6Airt" vhsesia ass the depicted tie sosrows,
trials and troablos Of the pssr ssanstrsss; never
other song psrhass With sseh hsauty Of version,
sush tssihfulnsss Of expsesaioH, has given ~ :
knowledge Of the voc Of woman" But Heod
saggssted NO remedy for this tsdiousaes Il wo-
mans work he lived in > day whsn the sppli-
spcos Of at had MT been brought to bsas for the
relief Of her weary fingers. She vs. used to till
ing, drudging thea--now her life il enssred and
msds pleasant By the somfsst incident to freedom
from task and tsdium hsr tired Hagers no longer
stitch, stitch, stitch long into the night when
tired natures svsst festosre, balmy sleep, should
close her heavy eyes in rest. Invention he's besn
her helper, and has now pleasure in the
stitching, wherein before she found her CREATES,
ovsrtask, and to NO one more 10 she indebted than
to the inventors Of that excellent Sewing Machine
manufactured by LADD, WESsI1s 4 Co., Boston.
-Hsrs Journal [mch22 DAWN
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The PAssovER.-The feast Of the
passover begins on the goth Of the pres
ent month. The Bsldwinville IN. NJ
Gazette notices that 2,lOO barrels o!
-four are being ground at mill in that
place, for the Jews of New York, who
will use, it for making unleavened bread
during the passover. An agent of those
who ordered this flour 10 At the mill con-
stantly, during the process of grinding
and seals each barrel with his private
mark in wax. Spring wheat only is
used.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-03-23

CoUeHs. The sudden changes Of our climate
are sources Of PULMONARY, BRoxCHIrAL AMI As
rHAArIc AySnCrIoSs. Experience having proved
that simple remedies often act speedily and GER
tsinly when taken in the early stages OF the dis
Bronchial 7rocAss," Or Losengep, let the Cold,
Cough or Irritation Of the Throat DO ever 70 slight
as BY this precauton more serious attack may
be efectually wArded:of. Public SPEAKERs and
SINGERS will find them efeclual for clearing and
Strengthening the voice. See advertisement.
nov27 d&W6m
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SEWARD NO BErrER THAN FILLMORE
The New York Tribune gives daily At.
tention to our distinguished Secretary Of
State. Its last is as follows:
We may err, but it seems to US that
Mr.. Fillmore in Mr.. Stewards place
would be exactly what Mr.. Seward ap.
pears to be. He seems to ignore the
question Of extending slavery, and all
other questions connected with that in.
lannon's Institution, and to address him.
self solely to saving the Union.
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TRUSTEES SALE.-On Monday, the fifteen
i O5)of April, eighteen hundred and sixty
one 186l, viii be sold, for cash, to the highest
bidder. at the Court House door, in the city of
Davenport, Scott county, at ? o'clock r. NJ, the
following described real estate. situated in Scott
county, IoNa, t0-wit: Commencing 1t point on
Miller street, in the city Of Davenport, in out let
No. one (l,) six hundred and twenty i've feet
(625) and four e. inches from the southeast cor
ner Of Block No. forsy-niae 40 y measuring
ming vest ons hundred and fifty (l5O) feet, more
or less, 70 alley runnipg thence along alley,
south twenty-five as feet running thence east
one hundred and fifty (l5O. iest, moro or less, 70
place of beginning, together with all the apppr-
tenances thersunto belonging, BY power and effect
OF deed Of Trust, made to me BY Pelix Kraft
and Fredreiks, bic wife, duly recorded in the re-
cords Of Scott county aforesaid, in Book D." Of
town lot mortgages, page SS7, October 18th, 1855,
and dated the same day.
March II, 1851.
WIN. HALL,
mchl4] Trustea !.
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