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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-04-16
NUMBER l54.
The Surrender OF Fort Pulaski.

=, = bALTl1Ov1, AR3I l5.
Inc savannah Republican Of the 18th, ., nounses
the unconditional surrender n Fort Pumski. on
the previous day. Seven large breaches we're
made n the walls BY cur batteries Of Parrott guns
at M hings Landing. and eli the barbstts guns 81.
tnat SIDE and three casem,te guns were disnour,-
ea. Ihree balls entered tho ma gsaine. .spla
i, sGi oims'ead, the rebe! c.nnandez, sisuaIisl.
the day previsGs 10 tho surrender. that I'm, 80
vas 20 terrible, that no huiaan being could stand
upon the pa apet for even minute.
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st. Louis Marke Is.

st. Louis Markets..
ST. LOUIS, April 49,
FLoCR.-Quict. S32594
WHEAr.-Market steauy and active. Sales at 50
@92c.
Corn Market unchanged. Sales at 3l@s2
BARLEY.-Sales at Use.
HAY.-$l5 per ton.
GREEN APPLEs.-s1.25@1.75 per brl.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-04-16
BOYS Want

rr,WO OR ThREE BOYS OF STEADY AiD
i du.trious habits will 6pd enPlSymsc@eSS ms@SS ~
applying q the Dun =
apll LII - - - = =
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-04-16

N A k Il L ED.
On tn" 10th inst, DIR. J. A. REID, of this city
to MISS ANNA E. BERRY, of Rock Island.
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.No11ee.

!. YRu4K bHAH BEEN LEFT At JUK
A nississiVpf HoSsa~ The stngteaA Aovt tthos .Fl
ss1s s. psovis9 property and lNiaglhsaoRs .
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W;NnfeN

/ STABLE-NAy AIS "A MIDDLE-A0kD
n woman for assistant cook. Naa and wiis
would be preferred Enquire ct the .,,,,,.r.f
,nh27-tf SCOTT HOUSE
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-04-16
Davenport Lumber Market.

W. F. ROSS, Aesxr.
The HOME INSURANCE COMPANY
Or NHw YoRK.
CASH CAPAfAL, ONB MILLION DoLLARs.
TIE HARTFORD FIRE INSURANCE CO.,
CHARrEREB A. D.. 1910,
CASE CAPITAL, %S00,ooo El.
O11tcE-MErRoreL1rAN BUILDING. DAvsxro.r.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-04-16
MANUFACTURING AND REPAIRING
NEATLY DONE.

~ Goods direct from our Wholesale House in
Boston enables u to sell to dealers 1t very low
prices.
II Oh. CHILD, Davenport.
G. G. Child, Boston. [apl2-d
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Chicago Market.

Chicago Market.
CHICAGO, April II.
FLoCR.-Market dull. Quoted at from 1915
@3.s0.
WnEAr.-Market declined L@1c. Sales at
69973Ac.
BAsLsY.-Stcady. Sales at 4sc on track.
C0RE.-Quiet and firm. Sales at 2Sa26% cents
aaoat.
PorAToEs.-Dull and heavy. Prime lots at IS
3sc.
RYE. E.40o in store.
Bur FER.--Steady at S@121s.
BEEF CArrLE--Quiet, with sales at S25c0
300.
ONIoSs.-45c for prime.
HIDss.- Market steady: Green Country, So
81 Green Sailed, 6geH Dry Sailed, 9A@
l2c !; Dry Flint, l3Ml4c.
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steamers yesterday. the shot falling very little

short Of ooe.
The vessels then wen. down the river. and
about three miles below the point discovered
party OF rebels building battery on the north
bank, en- whom the Yankee opened fro at dis !
tancc of thrse-fourths Of . mile The rebels
seemed 10th to abandon their works. and Attic ourh
the shells OF tho Yankee went in their midst, they
did no. leave tho vicinity, bat took refuge in the
woods and behind some Deighboripg log huts.
The Yankee, after firing some sixty or seventy
shots and she'll. during an hour and q haif left.
As the Ysnkoe Was leaving the boats of the
Marble Heart were on their way to the shore to
burn the house behind which the rebels had t.-
ken refuge.
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TO-DAY'S ADV'TS.

GRABBE.S
Hair Restorative ManufHct0ry
AND
PERFUMERY, HAIR DYE AND HAIR
DRESSING ROOMS,
Corner .nai:s !: Second Streets.
UNDER THE LIE CLAIRE HOUSE.
1,HE HAIR RESTORATIVE MANUFAC-
turc is acknowledged to be superior to any
IN the market, and is sold very Euch cheaper. 1t
will restore Hair to its natural color, rendering'it
SOFT, GLOSSY & LUXURIANT.
Warm and Cold Baths at all Hours.
apl6-3m L. GRABBE.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-04-16

SHIIEY'S
C ELE f RATED CREAM ALE,
ALWAYS RELIABLE.
Orders through the Post Office will meet With
prompt attention: apr5-ly
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New YORK Market.
NV YORK, April 15
FLoUR-Hesvy, unsettled and cents lower.
$4.s5@4.90 Super State; IS .00@5 O5 Extra state;
$4.S5@4 yO Super Western SIS 510M5 20 common
to medium Extra Western $5.4O05,45 shipping
brands X H O.
WHaAT--sarket dull and dropping.
CoRN-Market heavy. 57@5gc Mixed Western
in store and delivered.
RYE--Quiet; s3@.5c.
BARLEY-Quiet 7y@S6s.
BEEr.-Steady.
PoRK-Unchanged. $la25@135o.
BurrER.-Unchanged.
WHlsKY.-Market frmer 23k@24.
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Mothers,

G. .-r d Mothers, -. - n
tlaousands redaiiy speakingin the praiseof =, Y
b DIR. EAToN7S LEF4ETILE c0RDr1n -
why' becanse 1t never fails to afford
ash time. acts as by magic and one tris,acp
c'oonVinee you that whstwe say Is true II contain,
4 NO PAREaoRIC Or oPIATE
dns sna andthereorereieyeHb BY removing the
chio' 1nsteaa oil by deadenng Its sensibiss For IN,
coinmends Itself as the only reliable prenars.ion
Gwn fer Children Teehing. Diarrhes Dysentorv Co.,.
gle Bowcs Acidy Of the Stomach Wind Gold in ~. IL
Itronp, also for Softennghe Guns Reducing In7s,,a
hating the Bowels and Relieving Pain II hes no
an anti hspasmodic tits sused with unfanp tsuccass;
ya Of oonvuson other Fits As you value ma JE 80
I'm OF yonr children, and wish them from thoss
hitting consequences which ecertan to resul tfro,
narcotics Of which all other remedies for Infante con
nte are composed, take but Dr.. Eaton,s
seh'a Fon can rely unon. It 10 perfectly
of Safety the stock of flour proves to be sui1ien
for ninety days. Wesnggest to all milers, deal
ers and slippers ia the country not to Dedeterret
from sending theirstoeks, if they have any, to th
market. Fifteen and sixteen dollars per barre
will be realized on all shipments for space o
time, at least for eight or ten weeks.
The telegraph was silent again yesterday. tha
istnp to the usual hour Of the closing of business
Ata late hour some advices were received, ind
eating that the enemy had made no.advanees dow
the river. These accounts were regarded as highl
favorable for the Confederate cause. In th
meantime, push on thescolumn to the assistance {
Gen. Beauregard Our impression is that Carol
delet street will have an oppprtunity for a gran
huzza il moi, then we may have to talk OF a grea
drawn battle. We shall see.
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From New Mexicu.

q
The special correspondent of the Houston Tele.
graph writes an interesting letter from Arizona,
dated g Camp Frank Terry January 20, from
which We make the following extracts: .seS 49, !.
: Gen. siblcy, as is already known, having been
authorized to receive into the service Of the Com
federate States such an amount of troops as he
tnight deem necessary for the conquest Of the Ter
rtoriss of Arizona and New Mexico, succeeded in
brganizing three regiments of cavalry to serve
during the war; -F'
Gen. Sbley had no arms and munitions OF war to
place into the hands Of his tronps-no abundance
Of clothing with which he emight tit bis men to uii
ierro the Seventies and bardships of winter cam
paien itfs such clinat "a ths-no large supplies
Of commssary stores for the s,,stenance of his
brigaae-@but he EcaI6es'toa San Antonio without
money and means, aud through his own energy
has succeeded in the organic atlon Of as hae body
Of men as were ever mustered into the service oil
our Government. - ! = = ~ -, ~ :, ~ - u Il
The second regiment Of this brigade, under TIE
command of Col. Thomas Green, took up the liHe
of march from San Antonio ON the 3oth OF oetoberi
!sSl and arrived, lin fine condition, at FL Paso, on
the lst of January, 1862, having accomplished q
4 The Journey was tedious, wearlsome and fraught
with some prigations- water, in many places, was
scarce-and our animals were forged to feed upon
the grass Of the mountain and valley, there being
90 forage Of any kind whatever.
I'VE had ihppeds that the command would be per.
mtted TO remain at FL Paso for several weeks, in
order to recrait tie strength OF our much jaded
and almost exhausted horses hnt contrary 70 soul
expectations the General ordered us to cur present
epcampment.IsF 7r8St a;ss.B &assS1 sts4s &7afs3z
/ MCol. Rsley's regiment j. encamped near rs. The
advanced division Of Col. stesle's is at FL Paso
and will join usin ashortt ass. se.Ef, !
h Lieut.. Colonel Bay.or's, companies, numbering
about two hundred men ,haye been ordered to this
tilaee.gsGol Baylors command is very much re-
dneed through sicknesssst s.eS7a s.a
With the exception OF three or four eases, OF
though blankets and clothing are very scarce, and
the weather is very inclement. .s4 ~ g.
Fort Craig is but seventy miles distant, and is y
the possession, Of about three thousand fsaefais
and WITHIN it there are large supplies Of cofntns
sary and ordnance stores. Our amenities are vel
armed, and have some pieces of heavy callbre. s.
mand Of Capt Taei. Our small arms are OF q yer.
inferior character, and we have but oeanty sup
ply OF ammunition. sBnt we are not on this ac
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6 Ygtal 5ntslligeate.


ihhsi1A nome nts at the Academy OF
ise nlBht' eohslhceasu US that the hrst per-
E'tinahce ol our 9aYeh'1e sihespian Association
rus a sueeess' II was success as regarded the
allu cfowueu aua,ence whicn II was abie
- a,u .sea ,fon o tne i. ahount .,. g q
''en. sn ~ AZ seemed pleasea ahd,
NTH ~, an soe,e pleasea, 10 most persons VINO
W." 'ne ssneraly fap'a scnafactef@ OF amateur
-, iiloiahoes' ~ ipus' nave neen noe only q reiief
r. sss an sreeaoe a W Y appo'hWsmehn1. POI W y , AZ. ass
+ LIE WATsoN BATrERYs--We are informed that
fr. A. damard; OF the firm Of b. Marqueze Co..
las received dispatch, dated the 18th inst, from
fis son, ,1l member OF the watson Battery. They
sre stauoned at Gourtand, Ala, near Decatur. As
ne watson Battery mas not been heard from, pub
Pey fof some Time, thls information will probably
y y IN Interesting 70, 70 many OF eur readers.
i The THOMPSON 4GuARDs. This fne company,
! der Capt. Buddecke, now stationed across the
ierat Camp Tracy, near the. Powder mills, is to
We the presentation ola aafine banner madeldo it
ri morrow &C. O'Clock T: NJ. we shall take
,ratt ttsasure IN beihg present'H II possible. -
% COFFEE HOUSES of these institutions are
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4hns atssaNaged. Our soldiers are in high spir-
g. and afe sedHef % Be led on to the affray.

and afS s4Fer III be led on. 10 ile affray. y
!. Fort Union is, perhaps, the strongest fortfca-
lon il America, and lis The depot Of an the quar-
his department; to reach IT, however, we will be
compelled to endure srnsDy privati0ns and hard.
shipss and to march through country which IS
one wild waste Of snow. We will leave orr pre-
seDt encampment for Fort Craig very sooD, and
you may expect to hear stirring news from the ex.
rene limits Of the Confederate States Common
wealth. ~ s y = t'sss- ~ ss9s EFT
With ns, defeat snot thought of--and disaster
% our army would be absolutely rufnous. There
afe no resources in the country mo assistance Is
expected-Fand we will be3compelled to depend
upon the strength Of our own right arms and the
Of our oWD hearts, with g firm reliance
npon me goodness Of an for
The country surrounding us presents a wild
mountainous and desolate appearance. The snow
PES npen the monntafn-top. There is nothing
pieas,ng Or inviting to tue eye Of the agrcultnrist
The narrow strip of land that lies on either side
the Rio Grande would, under proper cultivation,
ield bountiful supply to- the hands of the hus-
I,andman. The mouatains contain minerals and
fres Of The richest kind and when the country be,
ZONES quiet, Arizona and New Mexico will reveal
the Efforts Of the miner idden treasures of the
|arest value. Ss f5sssS' ''SSe -s5 y" ''asss 1S 5
There has been much speculation among the
people Of Texas, in regard to the position that the
you'd maintain to the Southern, eonfederacy dur
ng the present crisis. 70 cultivate feelings Of
Gen. sibley, several weeks ago, sent
Col Reilly on mission to the Governor of Chihua-
tua. 1t was complete success. The Governor,
q his reply to the General. expressed the warmcst
feelings Of friendship towards the Southern people,
de desired to see the people Of the South success
Fal in their struggle for freedom and id the main.
their institutions. H also stated ssthat
40 order giving the Federals permission to pass
through Mexico, had been issued by the ruling
powersat tue capital, and ifnsuch an order were
given, he would not obey it:''5s 5---g-'-
He also gave permission 60 ps to purchase what
ever supplies that we may need, without any duty
busly by us for stores, to be refunded. -.
Col. Reilly has been sent on similar mission to
Sonora, and will, no doubt. meet with the same
success tjsto our interest to cultivate relations
IF friendship and unity with our Mexican neigh
pars and with whatever tribes ofIndians that may
Aesire peace. gr. ss b. .Easa ta.la. "a So .ss -
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RUNNING THE BLooKA DE The Key West c0rrsss
pondent Of tho New Fork Herald writes, under


:; RUNNING THE BLook ADEs4 The Key West corrsss5
pondent Of the New Fork Herald writes, under
date Of February 10, as, follows s u
$ BY ati~arriyal fram sHayana this morning -
learn that seven veasels bad arrived there si fba
last eigh days. having run the bs0ckade 81 MOhIs
ann paiaohieola, with eaFgoes Of iton. By fhese
arrivals Two thoilsand Eve hundred haies0t Cotton,
nave reached havana. yielding by their sals Tho
snhg sum of Two hundT and tffty fhousa,Sd dOi.
lars IN aid Of the Confederate oaiae. What HI the
mater VIZ with our innense sqnad ~ III fao
Gulf ~ Appears the more vessels We havs sthes
more escapes OF Rebel vesael ia recaried.
ne OF the vessels brings Havana Mobile papafs
Of tie 8 b inst, by Which Nh near of me continued
success -Four arInsin Kentncky. Ats M0biie they
appear to be in great alarm itizeas are calsd
upon 10 Leave their business and repair Eo thSir
Bposts IN defence Of the city, and We have tho xras
feation of knowing that the tone 0f tie Sneare
Southern press il Of the most depending ckasac.
ter. ~ will be more 90 before many more weeks
pass over their he8ds : y ss z s
AS soon Us Gen. Brannan and tie hslancs uf Iii
brigade arrive, hope that instgnt 81
Apalaehic be taken, and then We viii not
have TO hear hy ALMOST every arrival from Hayana
q vessels having sca ped from that port. Alk0k
Western Florida should be IT'D or posseasi0hf zSsM
than six weeks from this tint, and Id little willie
longer tue sntiresS state " not gounta " 90soe
q arns, bs haek nthe Union, where her citisdhs
may depend she will remain, no matter showsmach
they may wish to the contrary. ~
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: SThe Jefferson Mounted Guards. d cavalry COM.
pa,,y Of seventy@three n,passeds up yesterday
Tor Jackson, Tenn, on the Golden, Age: Iney ars
from Jefferson Parish, I, Louisiana, and are COM
manaed by Capt. Guy Dreux, brother to the'
lainented Col Charles d. Dreux. Fney are armed
with superior carbines, pistols and sanres. ,o,
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} ITaANsFEns.--H will be. seen, BY reference to-
Gen. Lovelrs order. published that volun-i
teers transferred to O. s. service, who choose to
enlist for the war, do So and will be llsld dis
charged from their present companies. :.
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More TKoops=- The steamer Trept from sAreye,
port, arrived, yesterday with the Dixie Rifles, 80
men, under command ofGapt.ao.L. Durham.
The steamer Gen. Hodges, from Grand Ecore,
arrived yesterday; with the MeLaurin Invincibles,
rs men, under command Of Capt. hfcIaurin.
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a Washington correspondent writes Of the do
made by the Investigating Committee

! a Washington correspondent writes Of the de-
-velopments made by the Investigating Committee
Of the United States Congress: a57s&s IS ssTis T'i
They shave intelligence Of much corruption, in
which prominent politicians and Office holders will
play an important part. The half has not been
told, ,Sas j have been informed by Mr.. Washburne,
of Illinois,, one of the hecornmi1tee. With these
fraudulent speenlateFs, diamonds have been trnmps
for many weeks but presto, change, the shutting
of the cards has turned up clubs, under the effects
Of which the explanations will be many and loud
e Oh, what a fall, my couatrymen.ssss "a
THE St. Louis exposure has not yet developed
tho treason in high places, next door to. the White
House and the Capitol, has not yet been
ga.ed-wbie, from Philadelphia, New York and
other places the villainouss hand of, feaud will be
upheld and exposed to the amazenient of an indig:
nant public. In the Senate, House, and public
offices of tIaa Goyefnmen deprayity and debass:
ment Is concealed for the time being; but the DAY
Of rrtrbution is near, and The question may, WITH
all propriety, be asked -. who shall be able . %
stand2 = Already - is il Is'' is qneried TX the ~,
guar dans of our countly whoare devoted Ih lile
most Iiospitabe kindness to these apon whose ac-
stions depends their fate for wealsor woe. N
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-03-21

tPRovosr-M ARsHAL'sz z,OFFIGE,--Provest-Ma Marshal
H. d. Ogden, of the Fourth District, gives notice
elsewhere that his Office is on Rousseau street, be-
between Jackson and Philip. Open from A, NJ J,
to P, NJ, -. - IS ss.,.,,-Ns ,=r.r-s I,
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NUMBER ]: I5


sitta par.iag injunction that ii. rouM bs a.
nealtny, s ,tor nm ss remainsin Nicaragua Kinney
subsequently Went,so New York, and was Wfe0jssad
fn g second expedition to Central Amsrica. 81
which occasion he. loat largely and spawned his
Hls history Is unfmportass il, tl,e f,ter
space, until the present war broke Out and thef,
again the epapers teemed with notices of slja move
ments. He trayersed the ConfederAey ,ani ~ last,
made his appearance in Brownsville, where his
course has been such as to attract the sspiein 81
some and the approval Of others. IL was svflsat
TO as however that his faeuities had greaty
him. and that he was dsjointed and unreliable evan
70 himself forgetting the matter he hsd
BE took part In ths siege Of Matamoros, and after
many risks. was killed ia the desperate fight On the
morning of the 24th. He was attempting ID obtain
view Of the inside Of the plaza of atamoros, and
to DO 90 be had to put cad through loop hole
which had been dug through an adobe wall. He
was cautioned against the act, bnt he persisted,
andwas shot twice. once ID The head and once I'll
the chest, either of which would have killed him
HIs body was taken care Of by hs friends, and His
mineral, which ooks place il Brawnsgiile, was
largely a.tshded BY people who respected bis Nh.
taes and MS long public record and Who charita
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-03-21

MOVEMENTS ON THE TEsEEssEE.--0 latest In
telligence ot the movements Of the enemy il that
large force has been landed On the west bank Of
the Tennessee at Chalk Blnffs, twenty six miles
from eCorinth.HsAt tlis pointit is said they have
thrown up defenees Of se6rsiderabis strength ana
extent. They have also commenced the e8astruc.
ton OF road in the direction of Corinth, several
mes ofF which have already enyeompleted.
Their force now concentrated on the river is vari-
ously estimated at from forty to sixty thousand.
foragng parties upon the property Of the States
Rights men, are reported to be Of tho most de-
stgnctye character. In every instance all personal
property that they cannot remove; Or that would
not be Of service 70 themselves is utterly destroy
ed.s Instead of making converts TO their cause,
their conduct ia having the contrary effect as has
been the result of all into the country.
= lfntp b{s Ar. .nnuj4 i,
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ASp sTIiL THEY GoME.- Another hloekader
arrived off the mouth ~ of the Rio Grande on Hon
Germs hanging abontin this vicinity watching ald
preying upon such neutral commerce ~ hap To
be unprotected. They had better be- hunting atbe
shipwrecked Yankees that Bnrnside strxnsied and
lost off Cape Hatteras than ioafing Ab0nt piacsa
where they do no service and kaNastp cragaiah
out Of what mischief they do pegpetfasa. !,
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fFJsoTMENTs.-- -Ejectments of families ofsC., s.
soldiers and marines. for rent, hitherto done, are
suspended. See order of Gen. Lowell. -
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Nlsb ORLEANS lailp Gresesalt. L.
*
Friday MORNING., MARCH, q, ls62,

Y CERTIFICATES OF MEsiBERsHIr.-7-We call the es-
pecial attention of military men to Gen. lewis
order No. o. published to-day. 1t relates to the
vexed question Of how certificates of membership
in volunteer companies must be given, to exempt
from militia duty. 49, "a ss,
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The last Of the Gladiator's cargo has reaehsd
ssouthern port. Her cargo was broken into por-
ticns at Nassau, and imported into the conntry BY
the enterprise Of sontherfi ~ smail yes-
ssels. 1t nus at last all reached rs in safety "a
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Col. DoLnEAR.--We refer to Col. Rufus Dol,
bears notice in another column, respecting a new
regiment, which he is authorized by Mr.. Benja-
min to raise. e.5z " -, - !. . 80 =. :
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sBL &cksMrrns' Tools AND HARDWARE.-For sale
by Chas. H. Churchill, 80 Magazine street % ~,
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Z NEGROES WANrEp.=4Fiftee men for a sugal
plantation See advertisement. s-.e..
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MEssRs. McC CEREGN u Landry sell this day, at II,
O'Clock. the contents of dwelli1ghouse, No.,l89s
Basin street, consisting Of household and kitchen
furniture, - e''s - 7E'f gz47ss -
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The aattentionof Of buyers Is requested to the par
tial sale of q cargo arrived from Havana. The
sale will take; place at store Nos4s Old Lcyee
street, at 10 O'Clock A.. M. ss9 sss=s8