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EXPORTS FROM BALTIMORE.

FUhEIUN.
MoNTEvIDEo-Bark Seneca.-3,105 bills -four 225 cases
oysters 10 boxes tea 100 doz brooms ~ boxes chairs
bos Irvine, 96 bolts cotton duck, $50 paper IL
cases canton hannels.
CARDENAs-Palmetto-15 $50 shocks and heads 60
hhds. coal. so doz. brooms. 2 iron bridges.
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PHILADELPHIA March 20 Flour is quiet. Wheat firm;
sales OF 1000 bushels sl35Gl.5 for white and 81 25
Tor red Corn is firm; sales of 900 bushels at So
1SGlS4 cts.
NEW ORLEANS. March ls.-Cotton market active, and
prices Ct higher; sales to-day % 900 bales; mid
dlng at ll41l24 cts Flour quiet; super S525GG5 80.
Freight on cotton to Liverpool I'd Sterling exchange
o&doE premium; sight exchange New York, 4 pre-
MUM to par.
MOBILE, March l9.-Cotton-Sales to-day $500 bales;
mddng II cts Sales the past three days 5000 bales
receipts, 600 freights 9l6d sterling exchange sac
MUM.
CINCINNATI, March 19.-Four is in fair demand super
81 5oGf6O. Whiskey firm at 13A cts. Provisions are
quiet.
MOBILE, March 2o.-Sales of 900 bales of Cotton at
nRGll4 cts. The market is active and prices are
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Steamboats,.
49,
ARRANGEMENTS

ROD r,,- INpIYIDUAL FNTERPRIsE lime
Los EN- r. AND AND ESTERN SHORES, UNTIL
On and ar,e- v-tIhSS ftFHER NOTICE.
VT "a after EDN ESDAY, March 6th 1881 tboc.e.
follows: ~ II hlEWIN, Will run her routes as
Landinge o UkDAY for Cambridge Denton and
same dsy AsDAf for Annapolis west RIVER, return
tie Hayyenm EI o for Annapolis West River Cas-
Shermans Pi S"' T9int Cambridge Huehlett's wharf
Jsndrg igr? CABIN Creek, Medford,s Wharf ddi
Every fRfD4Yp oy came route. THURSDAY
returning the same day, va" o. niles RIVER Ferry,
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TIE GOLDSMITH STATUE at Dublin will be nlaced

LIE UOLDsMIIH OTATUE at DuDIn VIII be placed
within the open space before the College front In
the statuette of air. Foleys design the poet is re-
presented standing, his head slightly dropped, as
In meditation. his left hand holding book or tab
let, and his right hand, which is rasel towards the
face, holds pencil. There is no cloak or drapery
The large and massive head, and heavy immoyable
features of Goldsmith render him difficult subject
to the sculptor; Mr.. Foley, nevertheless, has pro.
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=, JUDD PLEADS PRIVILEGE AGAINST ARREsr-The
new ork Reralds Washington correspondent
says MIR. Lincolns friend, Judd, was quite lucky in
getting his appointment at early day. He is
deeply interested in the Rock Island Bridge diff
Guilty, and was sued, with two others, for libel in
that they caused the indictment of certain parties
on charge Of conspiring to burn the bridge The
action against Judd Co. is civil one for $50 900
damages. One of the parties was arrested the other
day at Rochester, and the other will be npped i'm
mediately. Judd, however, laughs at the writ.
pleading his diplomatic privilege of exemption
from arrest in civil process You can now see whv
Judds name was sent to the Senate directly after
those of the Cabinet Ministers.
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IMPORTS INTO BALTIMORE.

PALERMo-Bark Clifton-5O tons birthstone 200 bags
sumac, 10 do flbers so do hemp seed, so do canary
seed 100 boxes Almonds 60 casks wine 3O0 boxes or
anges, 200 do lemons, - pkgs. cork wood, Brown
Bros Co.. 6s boxes lemons, 80 do. oranges E. L. Palmer
Co ITO do, 60 do lemons, order.
COASTWISE.
New YoRK-Stedmship Thomas Savann-1 case mdse
F. T. Aberti Il Co; Or casks wine, James l. Fisher
cases mdse, Turnbul, Sade Co.. 800 pigs do sundry
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EA. CRAWFORD, Agent.
Timber.

SHINGLES, LATHS AND
o aYe On iand large assnrtment of lJNBER p,.t
iSnu al te lowest cash prices Customers viii Nv
Apply az me YARD lS2 LIGHT STREET WHARF or ~ a.
co as Of EoFAW AND GERMAN STREETS VI al 'ng
~ BURNS SLOAN.
UMBER, SLAVES, SHOCKS, &c.-60 mn
- - anu % Hemlock Fencing 1000 feet Her,Iocr
S s1, UIherry and Poplar Plank ami Oak Cherry smS
Seantng 100000 white and red Oak Slaves M noo Sd 70
Fln yes SHOCKS 2e 600 shaved hid Hoops: 2Go o0S S
RioG F Dbl a9opS Bistuf cut to order -O''VVO SIM
sp26-n corner East Falls and Fa 81 1855 a
DlEDMONT c. AND l. CO.'S GEORGF :
n ohEEk COAL by cargo or car load
ol-f CAPRoN co, Agents,
Iorcar .au...;-.- Corn Exchange.
Longer advertisements propcrtionate rates YEARLY
cohSrsCIs 70 ne matters Of
. u The DOLLAR WEEKLY EXCHANGE
- twenty hye cents line for space occupied each in
ESlNE TABLE AND POCKET CUTLERY.
u lust received our Fall Stock Of fine TABLE ANa
W lERH, which cannot be surpassed by
hrm now in Europe, offer Inducements to
chasers, and guarantee to give general satisfaction
A.. REUTER- & SONS,
No. So West Baltimore street,
aug between Frederick and Gay
oA yEu0I raILE.DEALER
~ IN SAT- AND PLASTER,
spIsH 90
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8nsinsss Garos.


NEW CARVING AND
- GLIDING ESTABLISHMENT.
we would call the attention of the citizens of Baltimore
and the public, to our NEW ESTA BIISHMENT, No az
west street. where manufacturing TO
der PICT u r E, PORTRAIT AND LOOKING.GLASS
MES GILT WORK Of every variety. Also importing
FINE ENGRAVINGS AND GERMAN AND FRENCH
LOOklNGGLASS PLATE.
orders in line will be carefully and pupctually
eXecu ed on very moderate terms.
an VICKERS Il FRANCK
hl4-u NO. 81 west Batm Ore ST., FIR derrick
JAMES NJ. ANDERSON SON,
- E
BANK NOTE, STEEL AND COPPER Plate PRINTING
INVITATION. WEDDING, VISITING CARDS TIC
Engraved and Printed in the most fashionable styles
corporate and Notara seals, Letter Stamps etc London
and Paris Visiting Cards. De La Rues Envelopes etc
THOMAS NJ. GREEN nEyI..1y ~
GREEN b YOE, AVE-
- ~ Successors 70 Jerome Q. Vaietts,)
DEALERS IN CHOICE TEAS,
AVN rr,-r, WINES, LIQUORS,
Icll-tl NO. IS BALTIMORE STREET, Bait
NEO. W. HOOPER,
- SHIP CHANDLER AND GROCER
,,,.x. AND
HEMP. PATENT C0RDAGE, CHAINS, ANCHORS
SPIKES, PAINTS, OILS, NAVAL STORES. OAKITM
BLOCKS, BUNTING, HAY, ROPE &c
:,,.x CORNER PRATT AND South STREETS,
lu24-t1 Ra moro
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Bail 3gg9S.


lESSS; &C. &C. FOR THE
EsEsz- @-&As1satSN NORTH, WEST AND NORTNW EST
NORTHERN CENTRAL RAILWAY
CHANGE OF HOURS
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MOVEMENTS OF OCEAN STEAMERS

NAVIGATION WAREHOUSE,
l. CORNER
SPEARS WHARF AND PRATT STREET,
.-,,, . Baltimore, Nd.
The most reliable Nautical Instrument Makers in the
and where the best assortment every article in the Man
ca line can be found and positively the only establish
ment IN Baltimore where NAUTICAL INSTRU MENTS can
oe made and repaired in proper manner.
thermometers for sale or hire.
3s-tf Succassors to y aanar 3 49,
THERMOMETERS,
,.-,n,o,, ......--. BOOKS,
NAUTICAL AND SURVEYING INSTRUMENTS,
and
GLOBES
e THE LARG EST ASSORTMENT OF THE AROYE
GOODS IN BALTIMORE.
PETER WALTHER,
-, 20 W. Frat street
BLUNT, New York taoo ~
MEDICINE CHESTS.
fine assortment Of MEDICINE CHESTS constantly on
Old ones replenished at shortest notice by
W. H. READ, Druggist,
63 Broadway,
n29-t one door South of Pratt, Baltimore;
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c. X. CANNON


Es,slLg-r-A NOTICE.
sAsssaesE15sa2As FOR THE y TTr " 49,, ,-
me steamer MARY WASHINGTON will raspno r. h
rq1e 70 tne PatuXent River, commencin Iev
MONiNG February 9th, 1861 at ocInc, "a !!Al
eTey Msdnesday until further notice ProceedSS az %
returning, will leave Hills Landing every Frido, ~
ing I2r benedict Will leave Benedict ev.ry Sstn ma
noIIiihs az clock for Batmore-calng at an Tho 'src
anain&s on the River also at Fair Haven and Plum PSn
fai-tf II 7 urr,,, n
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Garnhurk.
Storaqt

Storage.
approximations can be had in a ire-pro
~ warehouse on Commerce street. Apply to
t,o., JOHN HEN DERSON & Co
lei9-tI corner Pratt and Conn streets
SiORAGE FOR GRAIN AND FLOUR can
- be obtained in desirable Warehouse HAVING two o
fronts on Bowly wharf Apply to iIh w "dei
iov P. AALCOM L CO,
80 Wood street, Bowly's wharf
STORAGE WANTED.-On first floor of Wore
ohouse n II Smiths wharf, at low rates,b by
feos.t ChARLES PENDERGAST,
II Smiths wharf
SIoRAGE.-Capacityt to the extent of IL. OO0
WGar merchsndse can be obtained at Hendersons
nui- 20 ppiy 10 JOHN HENDERSON Il Co.
Sil1 corner Commerce and Pratt streets
STORAGE WANTED on either Floor or Cellar
81 o. ne large Warehouse No 122 S Eutaw street onno
tiIore ana ONO Railroad Depot Apnv on tho
premises to REP & WOLF. Apply Gg me
STORAGE WILL BE TAKEN AT LOW
ora:es in Warehouse No. 6S South street.
ouootr W. SMITH,
6S South
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.SiaguIEb5gS

s~st"tIGRa4ss
4fTSA GALWAY LINE OF STEAMERS.
nsSsasEfzESsT Il ATLANTIC ROYAL MAIL STEaNNIvT
$780, . - CATION COMPANY
NEW AND PQWEKFUI, PADDLE.WHEEL STEAMER
RI NCE ALBERT,
,-.,,, - - $1,000 tons burthen,
III leave New York TUESDAY, March 2Sb caIIir, ~
9 1s Me%tonpdand to land mails and passengers
regaIas safety and comfort, combined with propeng
power ana is quit with watertight cCmpartments She
Is cahhacntX expected to surpass in sieed and rough
elegance and convenience ~ % ''fe'0 Vim
An experienced SIrgeon is attached IN tbasli,
~ RATES OF PASSAGE
10 Galway or Liverpool lst Cabin $780, % Cabin 5 Sd
10 any t%Tn in ireland Railway Liverpool or Gas
10 lond1n lst Cabin $Io % Cabin $50 81 Cabin $3.50
IL o. JohAss N r, Isl I,ahln S35, Sd CABIN SIS,
~ - RETURN FARES.
10 New York, Boston St Johns, n F.
from 5aWay LIST Cabin $I0, I'd Cabin $50 81 Cabin IN
UT lhllneTlCk ,
a beIi5st, Londonderry Waterford or LIVERPOOL % 90
gor nIco 81 so
'or passage, freight or other particulars, apply to
HUWLAND & ASPINWAlI, Agents
81 and 50 South street, New York.
Or to JOHN O. A. HERRING, 10y
,ot1o.e Adams Il Co.. lea Baltimore street,
---I--LI Baltimore. Md
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GF5 CROMWELL'S
--HS=AIeAAA LIN OF STEAM ERS
BETWEEN
n, - BALTIMORE AND NEW YORK
Inc Steamships of this Line will leave
BALTlMOkE, from Spears wharf
ANA NEW YORK, from Pier b. North River on
49,, EN cry SATURDAY, at noon
:, Shippers to WILMINGTON, n. c.. BOSTON PROVT
DENCE CORTLAND and other Eastern points can have
thelr goods promptly forwarded by this line free Of m
mission Apply to " '-A
SAML T. PEARCE, Agent
- - .,,,. ZIG Spears wharf,
or 20 Z. B. CR0MWELL& co,
so., So WEST STREET,
Ieo1I New York.
fFTh BOSTON STEAMSHIPS.
-zaz2ssHS The new and magnificent side.whpe Ocean
Steamers 5. X. SPAuLDING, Solomon Howes c0inmsra
er, and Ben DEFORD, VIM. A. Halett, commandar viii
sail for Boston EVERY friday at o'clock, p IL alter
The accommodations for passengers are THE FIRST
Fare sl2, including Meals and Staterooms
For freight or passage apply to
A. L. HIGGINS, Agent
Office, Boston Steamers wharf
Lon lncLc
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ST = baltimore AND SUSQUEHAN-
s[g@a OLD DOMINION STEAMED

~ cAn1aravey new, and was built BY merchants of rad
cESbarS and baltimore, interested in the trade BY
echatS ana farmers residing the counties horeriu
On h Rappahannock, FOR the express purpose of Keeping
mst CLASS steamer on the route During the winter tie Tor
W.T." aeck has been enclosed, thus aCTGiug complete rrn.
sfceon Tor Horses and other live Carriages Of all
SIZES can ne taken on board and carried under deck without
taking Of the wheels Her satercorl AM, h,r sc",,,,
IuS IRE large and commodi0us aud her capacity Tor
IStt extensive As passenger and trrgh. b. al She
nT T SSGped2t on ne waters Of the Chesapeake
through freight received in Baltimore mi cfar.. a.,
py X !; CAPRON 4 Co, Bowly's wharf ~ 49, ~
Freight received board Of the S;earar V.sr.5,
anG IhufSdays, and on Fridays up to 3 'cjork p N
FOR further information and Blank Rccein. ~ 90. ,
by the Company, apply on hoard, or TO - 49, I'e
K: J. CAPRON Il CO. Are
~ ,r ,,-,.,.-z, No 81 BOwiy's wharf, Rai;iTrnr.
IGI1I Els President, Frederick shurg, Va lnI22
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FFOUhh b OF TIE CITY c0UNCIL
E.g and ali the c. BGAokBUaN
petition from Geo. Wagner, keeper of PR presented
ern spring, asking increase of ffty DOLE. East
annum in his pay; referred.-Mr. BRowN nrs. per
ed petition from Augustus Baauf, asking perm;s
sion to erect workshop on his premises on Harr;-
SON street. the end to extend three feet over Jones'
Falls referred.-Mr. CHASE presented a remon-
STRANGE from John Barrow and other traders in the
Lexington market, against erecting an armory
over Lexington market-house; referred.-Mr.
CRour presented petition from Saml. CLIFFORD and
Others, praying that Chestnut aley, between Og-
den and Fremont streets, may be paved; REFEREED
Also, . remonstrance from Francis Hoover and
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.ss@s FOR LIVERPOOL.-The fine Al shin
sSss4 PRINCESS ROYAL, Hartley, master now iooSiP
Commercial wharf will follow the MORNlSG III Sp
and have dispatch. For freight apply 70 04-oF' l.
FOARD 4 ROGERS
wlv'Sr
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lighthouse Inspectors Ulhce, !
Boston, March Is, 1862, /
NOTICE is hereby gvon that the LIST of April or as
soon after as practicable the spar buoys in Boston Har
Dor and Broad Sound and also in Buzzard's Bay and
vineyard Sound will be replaced by and can buoys
for summer service.
BY order of the Lighthouse Board,
A WINsLow, Com S Navy,
Lighthouse Inspector. ID District
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-03-08

DUNDEE. Asrch Z.
The second destructive hrs this winter, os-
Cured IN this pses last night. Over City
ho,ljings v.rs destroyed, and ooly one store
Vss left 10 the town
An cne the ,tosts destroyed ere those Of
Mslty 4 Mcl.esn. gr c-ri .. dry goods. &c.
l"ss from SIS OnO to $40 100; injured. Ham
lin Martin dry goods and pr"duce Ioss
tl6 WW 10 f2D.OOO insured Their nsv store
cas- alec insured Harpsndinvs tsvsr" loss
tlOMN; ih.ured e6 O,W Ellie nee ssvs'n;
io.. *lo 200 Insured &sO"O. Mordocks hard.
~ars s,os-; loss slO.OoD; insured 5000
Cato.s hardware store /; ioss t1W.WtO. The
B.ptist Lurch vas destroy d !Oss - 900; in
cured A large number IL d~. Hinge b"si ed
were wooden T"al loes es,ima ell st q ON
tlOO 0nO to ei1O.UOO. on ~hIsh there 10 rot
mu h ihsu snce.
Qits a nun.ter Of the buildings burned
vs's thoss which hsd been isbu Il sncs the
couf .gr .tion VI ll~csmber. and hks that. this
vas the work ~ an incsnd,sry. There -.
high Wind st the time. aid IL Vas iiDposs b!s
10 .mbdus ths h.nes
Sew raj storsk. <pers reDov.d their goods
into the strests, but they were oil consumed
after removal
three or fur arrests have been mad. Of C~r-
sons su-p- ct-d OF having 'ee, tns me-. ,d'-vi-s,
an IL - II great excitement among the u
habiian whD are fearful e saOtte er cci fs
grafton, witch would hy the town IN ssbes.
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fnUasDAY, March I.
AnnlvGD.
PgND1nA. Hin, St. Louis.
Fos Sr. LorIss-The favosits Northssa Line
steamer Pembins Capt. Hill, will depart for st.
Louis st aise o'clock this morning. The travelling
community will pleass bsar that fact in mind.
The new asd slsgsatly arranged steamer Sucker
State . expected q this port to-day bat psobsbly
v'u not depart unu Tomorrow morning.
The stsansrs Ponsrey and Dr.. Ksas are ex-
psetsd up today o. Tomorrow. Shippers will bear
this in mind.
Tas Rlvm.-Ths river 10 clear Of lee and in .
good boating condition = this point, and . far up
- Camaochs, where the ies 10 gorgsd. 4 few days
Of good weather will elssr The rivsr - far up -
Dubuque.
OvsaBoAsD.-Ths steamer Key West, lower
trade boat heavily ladss with cotton, met with :
seri ~ aceidsns. Oss Il her guards gave away
prseiptsting the costoa into the river, and light
sning her 70 much that she eareened to one de
su1icisnt % cause the sotton on the 9th guard
to fall overheard.
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Missouri Convention.

61- u us. 1eT ~ ..
Among the resolution. offered - Convection.
this morning, and referred G the Comm''tes oo
Federal Rs,stions. wss one psopoe'ng '"s.
be called Of ~ the southern - stes
-, ..c.ded. 10 meet Of Nashville, April 10Th
.ooth~r providing tor such sUsndments TO ire
Con.,itu.ion .. shall secure to sl' States eqns'
rights 10 the Union another declaring Al ..
reason existed ~hy Missoari sn"u.d s-eeds. snd
n e !, would be fiehiy injurious TO Der % GO
~: eno,her declaring thai the states. nav,
one. bound themselves togtthsr. could not d's'
s.v~r their connection 81 pleaeur-; another
~, Mirsouri adopt policy accofdsng 10 ~
trus interests. ard invite other Western states
..,.r.ksn anion Of The States Coz. Don'phsn
.a.-.d : resolution deelsriOg any attsnrt to
n. : coe, cion by the Federal Govsrnmsnt vould q
t.svi,ehly re,alt 10 civil var ssd @ilisssy
Anons,tiam,
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From Pixies Peak.


Fl KEAsxgY. March Z.
The Western stage cosch tcr Omshs. With
mails ard pa,e~ogs :. and Hfockley : Cos
Express With 81 .OO0 passed At II . 10.
DIVES, March =.
A Auugset rs found 10 Gsorsis Gulch last
veek ~hich Weighs SlSS. y.
Miners are sai.I TO Be- doing exceedingly veil
10 that Deiehhorbood.
Maoy people ere going I" New Plste and
C'eer e.. & d;sgtogs, Is 70 2S miles from this
Four cor = of quarts. from Horse Fall lead
mines. la.t week. gave over 81 $40.
A letter from Fort Wise. bri"ps intelligence
.h.. Col Room . concluded most prcOabit
treaty With he Chsyne~ aud Arsp"hos !ldiso'
Il contains special provisions respecting th'
site Of Deever.
The Rocky Ncun,sin Ness has published
,hs ~ secret discovery for saving gold iron
iron ryr,.e. md oily pluuhsgo- B, tbs 70
800 The weld of gold hss been Increased Il on
400 to $40 per cent over the old methed.
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NUMBER I2I.
LATER FROM EU ROPG.

New Yoax. March I.
The Bremen has asrivsd from IJouthsmpton
10th
A motion 10 the House ot Commons, ssking
Tor moro sqcaiity iu assessing and sslsrg,oe
the Income tsx. vss carried ~ . 0sjssisy
against 6 . gov . nsaent.
The Italian Parliament was opened By Vie.
Tor Esnaouel on th~ Sih nlt.
A procisma,ion for the emaneirslies Of ssris
in Russia would h@ i-s led IN the Sd inse.
Direct trsDsactiors were made bets the
10, b ot Il. Pst-rshusg .spd France for the
coinage ot 10000 OOOf in gold for the same
On osut of silver. H ~H
Fsssb disturbsnces had cemmeucsd against
the christians Ia Cochin Chins.
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From Pgovideuce.

PkDvlDENCg March D.
The Coustit utioosl U ion snd Democratic
Conventions have o minated Wm Spvsgue Tor
Osv@rpr,, Samus, G.. Arnold tor Lieut.. Gov
ernor, and the rest Of the prevent Ssats om-
c~re -
The Democrats hsvs nominsted George
B,osn. tor Congress fro" the Western O''
ssict. No other Congres- ionsl Domioas'oos sss
vt agrs.d On. -, :.
The Conventions have adjourned till the
18th.
The Republican Convention meets to-ncr
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From New OIDeaus.

Nav YoRx, March 8
The Hsrdld's special ccir.st oGd. ut sends ID .
FOL owing:
NEw OrLEAxs. March g.
TIE opini,n Of the leading men here 10 thst
Chase and Blair are the otj j-ctionsbls men ~
Mr Lincoln's Cabinet. Great cor fJsDce 10 ex
pressed that Mr. Seward. from HE svowed op.
pos,tion to coerc on. Vii iusug, rate pcscc
policy. dror he i-repr ssibl@ c. Lfict principles
and iumortaiiz. himself in the CabiueG
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LosT.-A black far, gentlcman's glove
OF gauntlet. nearly new. and lined With lambs
wool The finder can find sn owner and rs.
ward It this Office
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NJ. BucLanas's Receptsoa.

LANjAsTgR, Pa March 3.
Mr.. Buchsnan vse r-c~ivd tbis afternoon
by ! large eoncour.s Of people. There sss
6ns diep!sy ot DiIi,sry. snd the procession
vss s~versl squares loOg He was g-ess,d
With nsiionsi saiute sn ringing Of belle NJ.
Buchspsn made . brief speech ot thsnbs con.
sluAiss 9th expressing the hope that the Co.,
ssi,utlon sod UniOs would b. pertstasI.
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- povestol sdjsssss u sllsyisg ps,s srd
sissering sese heshl = pan sLd syssem; and
Ac'sfrs aod sssseis~ sjrids sxsrsiss 70 sston-
ishing - iDAas0esin e0Otr0llng artsr,al acsion
% 70 recd-r thsm special fsvortss wlk ssssy
saIghssssd pssessies<y." Ell fouxrAIs.
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Nvr 90 BADLY HoAxsD.-The Ga
sssss thinks ~ have been hoaxed on the
Railroad Episode" Not Bit Of II. nsighbos'
Oor informotiop vas oil right, thst time.
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. Av EN- % 1T = A Il 4 z 4
DAILY REPORT.

Owes o. SuD llsu0CRAT AND Nsws,l
Thursday hvs., March Z, 1861. !
There i 10 change in the market to-day.
FLous- Firm ct 4l1v00l.5O. Shipments SO
bbls.
wHRAr-ln aetivs dsaand It 70@7lc Receipts
3,S99 bu.
BA.lsr-o Quiz. 4 soossc for prime. Receipt.
l.472 bu.
CoaN-Stsady at lee for ear and 100 for
shell,d. Receipts ,3ss Su. Shipnsuts 400 bu.
OArs.-lsc. Rsesipts sss bu.
DssssED Ho0s-NotAing doing. Nominal At
$4.50@525.
HAY-Dull at S4.oodsoo.
CoAL-From wagon 4 per bushel Coal VII.
10y coal &c in yard Hsary county coal loo in the
yard.
wooD-Hickory $500; Oak $4OO per cord.
PouLrRY-Live Chickens $l.25@l.5O . dos
Dressed s@ss = b. Turkeys, 5O@75c dressed
do. S@loc vi
BUTTER Plenty 1t 10@l3Hs y b.
Eoos-lO@l2Hc p dds.
LARD-lO@l21op y M.
HAxs-Nsw Sugar Cured ill@l2kc per lb.-
Common 1901: No per ID.
P0rAToEs-lSG25c1 = bushsl.
TuRslrs. -2o@3ec pr bu.
CHEsss-- -Rsrkimsr Go. l39l7e per lb.; Wes-
tern Reserve II lk0l2kc.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-03-08
Fire ~ Dixon, III.

UIxoN, March I.
There was fire here last night. burning 2
a or+s-one occupied ty = hattsr-itw or
building an, damage on stock. about 81 900.
No insurance. Also . shoe so,e---ioss ~!
building and stock, So coo i; partly insured.
Alec damaging another store and dwelling.
Tot~i loss atout t5 900.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-03-08

VAGRANCY.-A Patlander calling
himself Frank Sernick, vss arrested by one
Of the Township Trustsss yesterday Tor "
erancy. and On promising to leave the eoun'
ty for the county's good. VAS permitted to
vanish.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-03-08
Nm. WN. r. HILLS,

FORMERLY or " yLA'na; s.1, wU1.D a. A.
x,c;.;,v that - has commenced the practice Vi
NJ. nris .on in this city, and will carefully an
puncta..ly attend 70 III csiis,b night o. Cay
IL msy Do found at al times - ths ~ Claire
House when not absent on profsss onsl b1siness
tvy7 vlmAdu
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-03-08

TnE MEDICAL CONTROVERSY. We
publish two communications THE morning.
from medical gentlemen, concerning the lvsos
Inquest case, and - ~ have already given
about eight closely printed columns on that
head. we think il will suffice.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-03-08
ll;NATIUS LANGER

nhYSlClAN, SURGEON 4 ACCOUCH' Uk-
uvvrcs-South east corner of Brady ana Sec
ond streets. OGkce hours IRON 7 70 4 ~, soa
.aspM Iuues7 II
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-03-08

FIVE thousand dollars Of the recent
dissreditsd Illinois money 10 wanted In ex-
change for dry good st the lowest cash prices
A large stock Of fresh Spring goods nov open
ing Persons haxing funds Of the above des-
eription, should call on Wsdsworth. No. ~,
West Second street.