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Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1861-09-07
EXECUTORS NOTICE.
BRIDGE LETTING.

The County Commi ssiOncrs will receive proposals at
the house OF James Masters, III Pine township Colun
bia county nntil O'Clock p. IN. oil Friday, the e3d
day nf August next for building open Truss Bridge
over Little Fishngcrcek, near the residence n the ID
James Masters said bridge to be 81 feet between abut
mcntS width III feet, hight feet inches, from las
water mark, the abutments be SIX feet thick aud
wngwals on lower side II feet long. Plan and Spec,
hcation can be seen the day and place Of letting
BY order Of the County mmssioncrs.
Cnmmis ssioncr's Office,
bloomsbury, August g. 1861
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1861-09-07

Uniformity of Prices "A New Fcatura in Busincs
Every one his Salesman JONES q co. of the
Crescent one Price Clothing Store No. 200 Market street
above Sixth, Philadelphia.
In addition to having the largest, most varied and
fashionable stock of Clothing in Philadelphia made cX.
pressy for retail sales have COnstittedryrry hs
own salesman by having marked in figures each ar.
tce at hefycry lowest price it can be- sold for they
cannot possibly yaTy-all must buy alike.
The goods well spunged and prepared and great
pains taken with the making that ali can buy Wthlie
fun assurance Of getting good article the very low
est price. Also, large stock OF piece goods hand
the ateat style and best qualities which will b. made
order, in the fashionable and best manner -
per cent below credit prices.
Remember the Crescent in Market above Sixth Street
No. 200. JONES X co
u THOMAS w. MNrrSON, Received the Prize
Medal M the Worlds Fair IN London 1851, for TRUNKS
CARPET BAGS, Roots, shoes and Gums, Great induce.
meats offered 10 purchasers Of the above ar
ces This is much the largest stock Of trunks Carpet
Bags, Nalices &c III Philadelphia very Cheap for cash
No iO9 Market street, door above ith Sgult eide
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1861-09-07
Fire EDroOf Cesmemt-dor Sale.

lot OF superior FRS PROOF CEMENT, cspcc tally adaR
htrd for trmcntug Roots. one gallon will 100
feet of ordinary ruunng, aud insured proof against
ram aud wet weather Can br had at manufacturers
prices, by the gallon half barrel the Office ef the
Columbia Democrat.
LEVI l. TATE.
DOnmshUTI, July ~. lsGI.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1861-09-07
RECEIPTS FOR JULY,
40 THE
COLUMBIA DEMOCRAT.

The following arc the receipts to the Office
of the COLUMBIA DEMOCRAT, during
the month of Aurust. 1861
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1861-09-07
STRAY COW.

light street. Aug. q. 1sG1.-ats
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Dec. %, lsGO-Iy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-01

DRUND WOLLENHAUFTs FIRST GRAND
ID CONCERT viii ,sse place At RylEg HALL on SIT.
UEDSY EVENING, AYii 9Th Ticie' 81 % be haa a tns
principal Music Furthe1 pseslsr in future advertise
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-01

Tho quantities Of al increased
tho may hereafter rsqGre The contracts vii therefore
be made. specific quantities bat oI such guam a.
aay fugvi'v % delivered at tA0'e nav
no, resi- Iins at the pisces here deliveries
qud must e.iabis agencies At such places. tha no DELAY 2
arise fduishns what msy DE required and hen
promptly TO comply with reouistion the Cbiet OF the
Bureau OF Provisions snd Cohis snail De euhoiHra 20 ues
purchases b. made to supply the deficiency under pchy
10 be expressed Ia the contrasts ne record o. Teq mon ora
duplicate copy thereof at the Bureau OF Provisions and Ioih
such requsitiou has be- u.sa- and Tece we'd
Separate offers mus be made for each article at each Of the
,o-.ad NAVY. m IN than article Il con
aned the ODER the Chief OF the Bureau viii have the ght
to accept OF more Of ie articles W .acn Vusi @
reject the Temaudor aud bidders WhOse poP9ss are scee.u
d s othefs viii De forthwith notified, and a. eary a.
practicable viii be tansuittet to them for 81 cu,ior,
which cotrac must BE- returned the Beau thn I'VE daJs
exclusive Of tho time required io the regular suiion Of
Tgo"r more approved sure.!rs 10 a elual to the s,
mated amount Of respective contracts viii be- required end
tycuty per ia add ton VIII 10 Hl,Ered Rom the
nonn II eli payments thereof collateral security
90 ADDITION scure is Pefomanc" snd not n any event TO
paid uu tie 70 oil Lt;9sci5 complied WIN efhy pr
ceru OF Of all deliveries made Will be Ioid ~ the
Navy AGENT within thirty days ser bt duly authenticated,
Ham rs ii rruro,. nay be obtsiued application to
tie Navy Agents a Portsmouth, New Hsuphle Boston New
York PHILADELPHIA baltimore Norfolk, sod 1t This buttai
record duplicate Of The letter ini9miEs bidder o. ,Le
oC With, The meaning Of h. act Of 1896 end bis bid WI De
made and accepted 10 cor rity with this andsraandi,
Every ots made DO accompanied Ia directed N no
act Of Conzs ns for the naval service Tor
1904 app;,y7G 10Th q August 1850 % writer glafsriSe
ud by one E.syuS persons TO the effect that he
OK y mar ,he bidder bidders viii biz or thor
bd Be o.d irto oh s,tion within tive days with
1ae burpsu viii rot Obligated % consider proposal
unless accompanied oy the sqa'lee re1iifed 5 2~ tho com
r.tsuey II lie be certified by the Navy Agent,
District. Attorney or Collector Of he customs
The attention " bidders called 70 the samples snd tesp
On Of article required as II The in,gscSn 1901 reopGh
oisfel and the sample and contract receiving none tba Tan
below them and their attention IL also pactary directed 70
Nngust 1916 mhls lswiV
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-01
DROPoSALs FOR $4,000 OF 1.-THE

i CRoToN WATER STOCK OF THE CITY OF NEW
YORKnSealej Iepo,as vii De received a. be ton2Toers
Oice until sATtRDAY, APRIL 90 r6l, o'clock, p M
when the viii be- publicly opened fog the whole O. apy part
Of SON u three hundred aud eventyhye thousand dollars o.
the Cro,on Wa:er St0ck OF e Cy Of New fork authorized
y Chapter 2 OF the Of 2O aud by ordnance Of the
Common Coonc ppo By the Mayor Augs9 1867 Tor In
Cr0ton water Aod extending he necessary
Scrks for sccat als,ipg and Distributing th. sals
TLe said VIII bear Interest the rate Of DIX per cert per
snuum ysbe and DO pTncPa III re fedee'
able the first day Of November, It33 -,
The proposals viii state the amount OF o'ocf desired ard the
pice uef one auEdYed doaTs Thereof nd the hose pro
poss are accepted viii lie requc . depost viii the Chsi
ben o the city within ten days after the opening OF the BIOS
tie sum led them respectively Deedus the Prelm
tie .., ~
r for each deposits tie parties will be entitled % receive GER
amounts Of the par value Oh sae o" fearing
interest from the dates % ytneuis .n
Zach proposition should b. sealed and leorsed FRO
posas for CJston Water Stock Of the City Of Ns-f or and
the ueosed second envelope addressed the Comp
lTOiler. 49,, . So -.
The gt "a reservsd the pa. Of the Comptroller 70 eec
.v or ali the bids II considered necessary 70 ect or pro
4A''0 TIC '-''' ROBERT T. HAws, Comptroller.
Ci.y Of New. Tors Dspsr.fl of Fins,-sei
CornptTcuerfs OEiee Mach 20 1901.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-01
DniI0irs flaterials.

TOR THE SUPERIOR ROOFING STATES
Il Of the EAGLE SLATE COMPANY. spPly AZ their lsr1
corner Of l2,h 10th sy to O. FURMAN, Agent Ne2
Courtlsndtst n. \.
4 EAKY ROOFS CURED.-ElLERYs PAT
~ ENT RUBBER PAINT. o. foot, NARRANTEO-as5
Grad 81 Psrk laa Bo,ery As tosv ~ y lsth tosh sna
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-01
Homeopathic Aleoieins.
icEss in RUSJNFsa

UCCESS in USINESS.
~ No business Be truly snccesal vh 10 not fonnd ~
ssal illness Of thE The article made sOd nu hsvs ID
,ihsie msri, end sapplys public ~sn saes issuing s
the elspsp Of advertising tricks Of trade
tension and display v bs only apparent snd In the end but
deceive the operator and those who trss' him.
But srcIe ssppes public and fairly meets he
sonabe especson q. and general adoption nes
ecc.on ofnA II BE- retarded b. saver iahosoess
sped By prosporns gses bat in The eus Is TO win
HUMPHREYS HOMEOPATHIC SPECIFICS had thss
origin great pdbic ~snt-nsedcpes for all the wsn<s
CT snlishened hfecursiivcs that fshc mother nasss
traveller could always have By them and rely a1one
simple that mistakes coud be made In their seeo,tcn %
haru-s. that al might u.e ,haoa mpuraty sni ec
that al msi rely upon thea with saey Such they have
PROVED Thousand. Of families them daily for ali tbs IN
-u,s and skDs-cs Of life and rarely seOaay ss. 90
hsvs need to call physician
Thu.nd taxing sngs Specific have cured sheusrtvss
Of chOnie dess which have beer the bses Of their live. end
upon which they have spent hundreds IN rsn and sons s
million ~as them. fOcnd to question oI pory
or .aicsy.
But no good Il found ~i;hout evil and r-nans oes
"ithou, s counterfeit under the shadow Of HOMPHREfS
sPEClFcs number Of tosdsssol specifics" and "reu
s have 'pruss ap ~hoe chief Office bear ievolpniArS
testimony to The value Il the original All bes ePhesr
dnetou' are but the Oh which throws ~ the ise -
,ub.tsptizl and worthless
LIST OF
HUMPHREYS SPECIFIC HoMsorATuIc REMEDIES.
CURE. Fever, Congestion, ard DaanllnaOS-H.a Psin
Re-dessDeo :.s..s.. %
3Cufestoue, Iee'hns Crsinf ana "tselhue',-siS~ =.
Cures Dishes Of Children Adults, cbol"rs inf'num
shu SUNNI Dof ans' I IL, ,. R,oa.
3.Cute. Qysenery or body fnA Iooc otfihsa on""s
Cole Fai ysentery
SECURES CholerA Che era Mefoua NAnsea ana 'o"in6 Q.
As'hUsiie BTeaihus 49,.
I.Corrs Sousos Ceia' hoAfseness ot0h'"1'' ih"s q
and Scre htoa'' i Ni.i.
a sa i uS,S. So ..i..h.. Xor,iss Ra.h Of
bIoo1 ~ 1ne ..' =, -
iV''N Tiv.r I,os,rl.int -
a. 80. Srnr..,J Mon ~ Sc,nty or DelsyinS Ciresa
Ii''N SuyF'oe'~ ''' 800 " - -
=, . "a h,,. p.,a nown Too protase
R..CnIes Leuo0ttnea" WINES De@'"s wv" a
. hens-e Go; ca naic,t q, On
iJ..Cures Group nosrSe group! '0us'' N y ~ a
, preSsu ., y n,i.,, r,x.i- IA. Sc.H
H''C9e 60 S1 p hneIui -, Gsu'S H'"P' yt =
- ee1; NC p, .n.n.,. ar sar.ns., In ths
lS.C1res Hhedmais am IA,n Lsooeno's OF 81
&c y one' T Dse 49, T,,sy,it.n F.yer pnsab Asa.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-01
farm @coOs.
Board an6 Rooms.

4 MEXICAN HOTEL, Jersey City.-Two de-
n .ble suites Of Rooms Let with Board Tor the season.
,usb. Tor families also few ,uAs Room for s1ge seattle
usn rrTn from s. 10 q, al ec2rd ice Ameilcah IL sls
I've minutes from Courtlendi 81
TWO gentlemen, with their wives, can be accom-
l,nrds;ed with coui9Ttabs Rooms and god BoAhp
and single gentlemen with Rc7.s wih or wthou, bcsrd
a. uleasaE fa1y, c1nsng Of widow i7fy snd her two
Daughters No .s East Broadway, cesner Of Cintons'
NyANTED-A goOd-sized ROOM, with FULL
w BokRD. foT yeane gent saasn nus &c eetS cen "a
aud sth ia, and % and also, 80 large Rooms
for youn- sdy with FuI B0.Id sl. Address l. J. b. Eos
Ofice station !.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-01
Groceries ano ilrcuisior5.

IOHN DWIGHT & Co,
~ Msnaisc,ureTs Q! .
DOrTgIF.REFISED aad FAMILY SALERATUS
SUPER. CARBONATE or SODA, SAL SOD. ETC.
No 4 Oh sip. Hanover squsre Ney.fo!L
PURE CkEAM TARTAR ONLY.
DYE FLOUR.-A superior a-T!cle for bakers aud
n fily Sc made from sssc.ed Rye al the s4Sr A.s"
Dbe Eorutv constantly ca hand, td or sac g. TO
-. r,-..r.ser. by MtLLEG & CARR,
- h0s a. PeaIlst aud ~ bidge-si-
TEAS. GROCERIES and PROVISIONS.
THp CHEAPEST STORE IN The WORLD.
~ Pr CENT SAVED
Pie Resest Bargains offered N@o wori OF Gro
.s Mipss Teas Four and Proyiet- beng s2Id 81
sufion prrs These fscts n VIII oas1nds can testify
Give call snd you also vii De satisned ts, n istbs pace
10 bay Tees Fcur snd 20 80 OToccre. and P0Tisons
Consah youI own interests, aad bay your goods ten
THOMAS r. AGHEW,
No 80 Gree-xich-s., and No . NggTey-s. Ney'fCk
Goods delivered free Il re cry
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-01
gbarres for Business Aleu.

DOCK OLA ROCK OLE
IA RARE OPPORTU NIFTY for PROFITABLE TWIST
MEST-A FORTUNE Ia offered - those who VII purchase
ssock "a an OF Conrslv forming ~ no y tedsi 70
.v-l, yeral large q NCEt OINgLl RlCE OIL ter.
Ii,ory situated tie kANAWhA klhfh within nile oi
tsrs tgue The sce cps res q the OIL AID
ia description o the property ~" d sves- euosc!
FLEMING Co.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-01

IttD 0lAl WANTED-In well established
- Z.UtDO Wholesale srd re,s1 LAMP ard Fl&TURE
BUSINESS In one the lcsiions 10 tie city business
protpero1G This rs, rSs oyPoiuy y! tie ole who nay
al, Address. With and reference LaAPo tnd fIA'
lures Boz Ne i1o Thsgne OAtcs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-01

DARTINEs LOTI0N-The best known remedy
the rssumstis fever and sgus burns eIsmps
o,ie and sete chronic dseass grneaY pcos 49,
b.vn. NEED Il win never wihog, Principal dspo, ne f
W,shirytoa-sb Pics 70 cents per battle. ''futLIS'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-01

TENO BUILDERS and OTHERS.
HARLEM LOIS FOR SALE AT A BARGAIN.
; Lots on R8lh.st, between Sd ard ftl-sNI
Lots on 28thst, between I'd AMI slsvS
I.ots on l2sth-st between 20 and 3davs
Lets l23dst, between % end ~ avs
q Lott on 4tu-,y.. between l2sth and i.Sthsts.
And other Lots on which dwellings ueectd 70 supply The
on, a, demand now e1isiug for cheaper homCs.
y EDDY l. Co.. No. II LbeTty-s.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-01
Amnsfmenio.
Ms AMERICAN MUSEUM.


EASTER HOLIDAY WEEK,
The oRE4iEsf C6MBISxTi6S q CuRiosITiEs ever
seea At ne estaehshHe"t onbrssng everyhh oA'
". P xFEk " e:FSESbLEr or LIVING WONDERS. .,
Such the wod before aud sach cannot be se0
FOR TIN q fis s Fss Fses s' 81 ADMISSION
'''' '''' SRT SWISS EHss s S& al LADY
'''''' i Ts si;ST SsFsFo az
The '''''if'' and 'i GffFRST Gan QUEEN -
WI" al 'a' c sffs nH o. s'T NO OR TaSE YEARS
0"' q ''oa' a sEi ' SSk ds Ss'i TON !xD
PERFORMIHd AND DANCING BEARS
TAs mot bs ard lodi rea s0n D. TIE s MGte "a
spinst~r 10 search Il Hu.Aaudi ado As hson loodllas
and oae.sis her Beby eaotesr as An old ssoef r ~
s'sS; IS anh fi IfR OF TIE UNIONS
And ' .sEISs Gt ss9rs BEFORE
De cassT sssf,Syiy sEAf s aeE ss,-Lrov
nv a 45 f 2iglS 20 isE VIE 81 nia ksEa
The most oRiqus strange ell hGmsn beings though fully
raEIs i T.r5!s 81 ,S
TIE 6 SgSi on fSi HfSAMSssffssR saHkEs
WONDERFUL LIVING HAPPY FAMILY
ssA SH G2 dsEs sSSS sa
la The Lecture Rooln, pow e[ful Messi Drama
RUTH OAKLEY,
VIII be performed EVERY EVENING, and .r,,c,,,s
WEDNESDAY, and SATURDAY AfIEkNOoN9'
THE PATRIOTIC AMERICAN DRAMA
HORSESHOE ROBINSON, -. ,.,,,,,
MONDAY, TUESDAY, THGKspiY and FRIDAY AFTER
I-'T ' MOONS u Il ...zo,,,o-
Mics DAWRON DOUBLE-vOICED VOcALISI' 49,,
Who ever heard Of such ysnety Of Cu,ose ~ oAo e
'.asnti And M toe e sGe eek HU Man MENACE
RE spd M SCUM combieed sDd ell 70 o-.een LoI QUO So
admission just hall that Of other "ne'o
cot one quarter muchis 20 be seen aud enjoyed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-01

The following extract from letter written BY the Reg.
Wiser to the German Reformed MesSensrs at Cham
beYsburg Penn.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-04-03

- cu.xrrS ELKcriOS takes place to-day, and, quite
,ecedly party test Is TO be made, with respect to
-. ., four Of the Offices Dr.. Charles s. Mills has
,,;o,,ed As the "Uniou" candidate for Mayor, in
$50, 70 the present incumbent, Mr. Joseph Mayo,
0P5 ~ contest is anticipated. NJ. Richard Reins Is
- sI-pion" candidate for Manager OF the AtHs House
~. ,he new establishment Is to be appropriately styled
sf,cr in opposition to the present incumbent Mr.
49, ps,rce. and Mr.. John H. Digges Is the Union
ito for High Constable in place Of the present
Sohest. Frederick Butler. The following statement
~ ne results Of former elections may prove Interesting
H. ISss the total vote for Mayor 2l07, Of which
r,,snb MayO received ass votes, and b. W. S'Arke
In 1851 the total vote for Mayor was S77, Of which
1,ssnb Mayo received 0Se votes and William Taylor
+, ISIS the total vote for Mayor ? SOL, Of which
oh Navo received . $50 and Martin Meredith Lip
s.,nb III For High Constable, +. Butler received l.
~ J. n Dieges e6g, scattering S27
I'm 1859 Joseph Mayo received OlT votes for Mayor,
- Iips,omb % Ia Nav. 80, Goggin for Governor,
.o,siv,d I. 0t3 votes, and Letcher $50
h. 1850 Joseph MAYO received 272 votes for Mayor;
..,.,srinr 81 For High Cocs;abe-F Butler 2S2; J.
A ycCardy 9i5; T. A. Staples POP For Supt Gas
W,rss--J J. Fry AS; ChsS. Campbell 1902 For
T,ns-sr Of Poor House-John PeaIce 29i; 7. c.
s.. G66; Jas. A. Malone Az.
average vote Or Jos. Mayo . JG7.
A. the election Of m smbers OF the Convention the
i,,itv for johnson over Robertson a and over
So Cq7 Majority for Randolph over Bots. 2S5 -
,ysr e vote for johnson aud Mcfarland ll2, ave
80, vote for Robertson and Sieger, lJ94 Difference
az Average vote for African Cnurch nominees .693;
a, ~ Nessrs johnson, AsofsrAud and Bots, as
n e.,erce IN favor of latter, $50.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-04-03
GOVERNMENT loan TAKEN

WAsHINGroN, April z.-The proposals TO take the Gov
eminent stock authorized be issued under the act
Congress OF the Sh February amounting 70 IS 100000
were opened to-day. The bi amounted 70 $4,000 0Oo
ThO'e accepted were at about 80 l2 he dollar
The foONing are the principal successful bidders il
New York; Bank Of Commerce s., 800 900; Drexe
Co, $1,000 600; Whitehouse. Son y Morrison $500,
200; James lAtn $50 600; Bank of America 100000
Ocean Bank 500 O0o Bank OF North America $3.50 900
Nasie Katz $3.50 OC0; Bliss Williams a Co, 500 600
John A. Dix $4,000; j ". Wslcott Co, OF Boston
SSoaO00 Sw enry, Rittenhouse Fapt, Washington
SIJoOOO No bid below % lS-lO0 will he successful
considerable amount will be awarded between "a cents
ard par.
Tine nrnonnt bid for Wa ahnn, s21 nnn nOn
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-04-03
MAEKEIS

NV YoRE April Cotton sas OF eco baes, closi1g
AN fish-rOJls middlng y Flour unsettled Souhrn
IS 52Rj 20 wheat lightly beere western 81 S GDfi S.
white a. sls IS Corn dulmiNed 66t69 een's; waite Sou D.
e. a. yrlos 6'tI0 cents BEEF firm Moss Potk
tlI Mi ky duh tl>l Sugar adE-urans 5GGt6&
cents, Mu eovsdo Gs5 cents Havana a&G5'4 cents COFFEE
seAdy-k, ~ Gt rruts; Java l64Geii cents hoases
q cights unchang d
BAtrNoRS April 2-Four firm Wheat two cents hgher-re
fiS4Ol 81 white tlGt$L65 Corr hrmiNed 56Qt5s cents;
yellow g. cents: white t6S Pork Grmess sI priml
tii % O Conse active and firm at l. tC5l8
Whisky steady at Is cents
NOSF * April 2Cotton active and advanced-prime l2
ect 2 more ifl2 receots light Corn sales Of
2O, bushels While Ga cents; yellow c. cents mixed 60 Its
active and unchanged Naval stores very dull Tar
Al 5OGefl co
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-04-03

THE RErvFoRoESEyF on SOUTHERN FORTS.

MoSrsoxERE, Apri Intelligence has been received
here from Pensacola that the 25th the steamer Gen.
Risk arrived there With 200 troops for Key West aud
loo for TOrtugas. The U. s steamer Crusader, with
sealed orders and having marines aboard had arrived
at Key West The U. 5. steamer Brooklyn com ng
into Key West the 26th. Il is not doubted that the
troops on board of her had been nded at Fort Pckens
The Texas commissioners had slip lated that the troops
on board the Gen. Risk should be transported 70 New
York. The officers of three companies had signed
paper exemptng the captain Of the vessel from censu'e
ior the DECEPTION
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-04-03
LATER FROM RnROPE-

NEw YORK, April 2.-The steamer New York, with
advces from Liverpool the goth, has arrived.
The sales OF cotton foe two days prior to her depar-
tue amounted to $4,000 bales at an advance of Ia
SIS, the market closing active and buoyant
Flour quiet aud stea-y. Wheat aud corn the same
Provisions quiet. Sugar ami coffee quiet.
Cousols unchanged.
Tue London Times, commenting on The Inaugural OF
President Lincoln, says ts exp essions studlouSly
cautious, but they really TO the declaration that
he will re-capiure the Southern forts and arseuals.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-04-03
. amount bid for was abOu, $27, goo, GOO.
NpNrCO AM FRANCE Avn SPAIN

MONTGOMERY. April , The Gen. Rusk, arrived at
Kew West brings the statement that while Miramon the
cNl d Mexican leader, Havana, he occupied hin
self in endeayOrirg 10 force for the invasion q
Mexico. The Spaniards and French seemed to sympl-
thu, with the movement Ii was believed at Havana
that he governments OF France aHd Spain would aid by
sduadrOns OF vessels the landing Of such force at
Vera Cruz. Il Was affirmed there too, that feet Of
Engsh French and Spanish vessels Iad sailed for Vera
Cruz upon some Grand the object Of which was not
publcly known
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-04-03

FoGr KEARNEY, April The PONY Express is in from
California with intelligence TO the 2lst. Mr.. McDouga
has received the Governors certificate of election as
Senator 81 votes ont OF IN having been cast for him
Subsequently the clerk made affidavit that llS votes
were cast aud that Mr.. AcDougal lacked vote OF
majority. committee were appointed to investigate
the matter.
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N,rRlvoylal.-Fo, the entertainment of the curious,
a, well a. for the abstraction Of those who NAV be ineu-
"A 20 suppose that the pre- sure Of the hard times has
ma. Seriously depressed the matrimonial mark,t, pre-
s1t tie xtd table exhibiting the number Of mar
;,, III, usts Issued from the Clerks Oce Of the Hus-
tn.. Court OF cl;y, for the periods mentioned viz
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- IANr IN rnE CnNEEnrRArr srIrEs

GEN LANE AND THE CONFEDERATE STATES.
WASHINGTON, April A letter has been received in
this city from Gen Joseph Lane, late Senator from Ore
gou, in which he safes that he is going to Oregon 10
usge the Democracy of that Safe to adopt the Cors
tuition Of the Confederate States their platform.
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EEprRLIcAN TRIrMPn IN CONNECTICUT.

HARrFoED, APP i The Republicans have carried
their State ,ke, by decreased majority. They have
,lso carried the Is, and "a Congressional Districts The
I'd has gone against them The 4h has not been heard
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-04-03
ALEXANDER's SILAMEAU,

AEExANDER'S SGLAMEAU,
Er rss,ino De Natural Color Of tie Hair tciOu Staining
he SKIN and Without Preparation.
SIMPLE application, producing any shade Of cosr, from
h-own IA beautiful black dependent number OF app
cations producing permanent aud natural eoo and beaut
full s f. silky and glossy appearance
Tn article Is one the most exraordnay discoveries OF mod
en science dispensing entirely with all Preparations trouble
s,r 10 other Dyes leaving stain smut the
skin and fr from any pernicious ELECTS.
This Dye has , -, ,r,,, ,...
Sold etaIl by all Druggists, and wholesale by
''1 ~ " r 4 g. A. WRIGHT.
rnhqs-dRn Phla delphla.
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SECESSION MKsriNG.-A meeting of the Southern
Rights party" was held last evening, at Metropolitan
Hall, and was adlressel by Lieut. Gov. Montague, and
others.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-04-03

rv,aE TROOPERS MANUAL-A completion and
abIid meu OF auho lied Cavalry Tactics for the Of
Light Dragons and emen all the latest
adopted In the o. Service BY Col LUolUs
DAVIS formerl. Of the Army-n preparation ard will be
published about the lst OF May. A. huHRlS
AMI Puhlhher