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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-05-14
NUMBER 1853.
Important from MeIico....The Fronch
Repulsed Again.

NEW YORK, May IL.
Advlces from Paebla via Havana TO
April 2lst have been received.
The French were rcpnlsed on the 18th
in M attack on the converts of ST. Au-
gustlno, Carmen and Merccd.
On tho lAth \ battle occurred at Alex
leo between part of Comonfort's forces
and the French. Both parties claim y
success. but the chief design Of Comon-
fort to dislodge the French from Alexco,
which was not attained.
Reports reached Vera Cruz on tho
goth Of April that the French were driv.
en- from Fort San Jayicr and tho hill Of
San Jurn TO their former position At
Amalican.
The French account dissgrees with
tins, and reports tho capture VI tho
church Of Carmen on the 10th.
A general review Of the stnation shows
little change slncc tho lst Of April.
Numerous bands of guerrilas infested
the road from Vera Cruz to Orizcubs.
Several expeditions which were sent
out to annihilate tho guerrillss had been
| unsuc ccsstu.
The French in Vera Cruz entertained
great fears that = million dollars with a
large amount Of ammunition, about to
leave for Puobla, would not arrive
safely.
Comonfort has been reinforced by T.
600 men from the City Of Mexico, and
Mexican reports express tho hope that BY
overwhelming numbers they will be able
to annihilate tho French invaders.
a private letter received in Havana
states that since the first occupation Of
Fort San .Iayicr the French army have
not obtained any advantage.
Several attacks had been made upon
various points, but always with i'll sue-
cess, and sometimes with defeat.
On the 10th they opened "a cannouads
upon Cononfort, which last 40 hours.
when breach was mace, and several
columns then proceeded TO made an as
.aull, but they were driven back by the
bayonet.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-05-14
DEMOCRAT & NEWS.
THE CIT Y.

To THE Public. is hereby
given to oil 1t may concern. that this office
will not hereafter consider itself rerponsibl
for the bills Of any person whomsoevsr, un
less the same be delivered on an order bear.
ing the signature Of y. N. RIeuARpsoN
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-05-14

New Fruit AND CONFECTIONERY
SroaE.-Oar young and enterprising friend
Eugene NJ. Greene has rented the stors 10 lie
Claire Row. iust vacated by Mr.. Riggs. and
opened a fne stock Of fruits Of all kinds. con-
fsctioneries. stationery and Yankee notions too
add foil stock Of newspsp pers, magazines and
reading matter of various kinds. Mr.. Greene
10 we'll known TO this community as an active
industrious business man. lie locke to q gen.
erous public for q liberal share OF its patron
age, and hopes to give uniform satisfaction
Call in and see the new store, and encourage
growing enterprise.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-05-14

APPoISTED.-Ou friend, Col. Barber,
OF Burlington. well known 10 the business
men generally as the sgent for Iowa Of the Erie
Railway, has lately been appointed agent for
the came State Of taat popular line OF travel,
the Michigan Southern Railroad. an advertise,
msnt Of which will be found in another O. J.
umn. The Colonel is an energetic man, and
ths Company is fortunate IN securing his ser
vices. This road runs ia direct connection
With the Erie. and those wishing to have
goods or stock transported to New York will
fad this the line and Barber the man to apply
TO for reasonable terms.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-05-14

LIvELY.-The time cannot be named
when the streets AID business places Of our
than at the present Tue prospects, in
city bstoksnsd a greater degree Of activity
the agricultural districts promise q rich return
tor labor. and IS this ia an agricultural region
and this city that looks to prosperity In the
rural districts for its support. no wonder that
the present condition OF affairs 10 the source VI
gladness 10 the hearts Of the people. Our mer-
ohsnts are waiting upon crowds OF customers ;
dealers from the interior are investing largely
in goods for their local trade, and money 10
changing hands rapidly.
Real estate. too. 10 looking sp. The demand
for good hrms and farming lands 10 Increasing
dsily. Land Agents tell us that their business
10 bsttsr than It hss been for years. and that
every month brings . prsoeptible change for
the better in prices. 1t plesses ~ TO chrooicls
these things for It 10 evident that the country
10 shaking off the lsthsrgy that has held II
de~n. Let the people Of Davenport make the
best uss Of their tine 10 keep the bali In me-
w. Aad crowd teswsrd the spisit Of progress.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-05-14

TAKE RIDE.-Get team il you don't
own one and 60 out at this delicious season.
take view OF the country and get a snuf OF
fresh air. Hsight keeps splendid lot OF horses
and cartisges and will warrant you pleasant
time. His horses are gentle, swift on the foo,
and will please you. Now is the time to enjoy
yourselves buggy ridding.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-05-14

PLEASE notice the card Of J. NJ. DIAL
zsll, one Of the Oldest and most popular ,er.
chants in the city. Call and examine HE stock.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-05-14

CaoIcE GROCERIES. Walter Kelly
takes great pains to please the people with the
best groceries and provisions Ct the lowest
prices. See advertisement and give him .
call.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-05-14

GET YoUR MoSEY.-The highest cash
price paid for good horses by Wm. Chambers
at Benton d Browns Livery stable.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-05-14

New YoKK, May Ia.
The Tribune has direct advices from
the army to Tuesday.
All reports Of movements since Hoker
crossed to the north side Of the Kappa
hammock are unfounded.
The army occupies its old camps, and
the troops are in good spirits, though
there is some disappointment among the
rank and file at the retreat, but no de-
moralization.
Stonemsn's raid has been overrated
The Richmond and Fredericksburg Rail.
road was 80 little injured that it was re-
paired in "a hours.
Our losses exceed 1900 men, while
Lee is said 10 have admitted q loss ol
$4,000.
Our army still outnumbers that Of the
rebels.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-05-14

Now IS THE TIAE.-Parties having
coed horses to sell should apply At oncs at
Smiths Livery stable. See advertisement.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-05-14
LATEST NEWS
BY THLEGRAPH.
our SPECIAL DISPATCHES.
REPORTS that HOOkER'N
ARMY CROSSED THE RAP
PAHlNNOCk NOT
TRUE.
''Stoneman's Raid has been
Ovoratod."
FEDERAL Loss OvERI7 900: REBEL
LOSS ADMIT TED TO De 1900.
Tho French Gettirg the Worst
Of it in Mexico.
Probability that a Loan Of $780,
100000 will be Negotiated
Ia England.
vallandigham's Sentence COMMITTED.
KM1IsOr that NC CIell0ss tS
Ia .3pSOtMfeN Ia an lsse.
1DOrfNMf Comm and.
VallandIghams Sentence COMMITTED
KMsMOr that NC CIellOs ~
Ia .1ppOiMfeA Ia an Isss-
lDOrfMMf Comm and.
From w ash ingloH.
Special to Tribune

WAsnisoToN, MAY -.
t.en StahPs cavalry secuted tho conn
tr, about WArrcnton, and IN other direc-
tons, pretty thoroughly. lie reports
nothing but small squads of gucrrllIas,
who continue 10 hover about our lines in
tho hope Of dong misehlei when the
occasion may offer.
kilograms from Gen. Schenck's head
quarters, in Baltimore, say TINT MosLy
is again in the vicinity Of Goose Crock
Church, London Co, Va, with = force
Of about 800 guerrilla cavalry.
A sister and niece OF jackson, who
killed Ellsworth in Alexandria, were TO
day arrested in Georgetown. They arc
charged with aiding tho rebels by for
wardng rebel mails, .Ec. They will
probably be sent South Immediately.
Special 10 Times
II is understood that Secretary Chase
received, by the last steamer, official ad
wees from kobt. j. Walker to the Of
feet that he would probably negotiate,
within the ensuing week, loan OF tio0,.
ooo,0Oo on satisfactory terms, the inter
est payable in London.
A letter received to-day by SECESSION
lists here from rebel Ma or confined in
Fort Delaware, says the rebel force in
the recent engagement at Chancellorville
did not exceed 10000. The writer ad
mts the rebel loss is much greater than
the Fcdcrals.
Special TO Philadelphia Inquirer.
Nallandigham was convicted Of the
charges and sentenced 70 Tortugas till
the close Of the war. Burnside ap-
proved, but the President changed il by
sending him South
The Erprcss understands that McCleI.
ian, last week, sent request to Presi
dent Lincoln either TO accept his rcsig
nation or place him in active service
Kumor says the reply stated that he will
be placed IN active service, and would be
required at an early day.
The Tribune states that Sigcl returned
from Washington after an Intellectual ef.
fort to be assigned to duty, even on the
commanding Generals staff.
The Herah's special states that ar
rangements arc making for the immcdi-
ate release and exchange Of prisoner.
captured during the recent operations in
Virginia and elsewhere.
WAsnIsGToN, May Ia.
A gentleman from the Rappahannock
says there arc no indications Of move
ment to the south side of tho river.
The censorship over telegraph mes
sages. instead OF being relaxed, has, if
possible, become more stringent.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-05-14

For RENT. - That fine dwelling
house. 6 rooms, formerly occupied by J. S Alt
man. on Perry St, between Sd and 4th. is for
rent from at of May. Apply to John Fcrres,
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-05-14

NoTIcE.-Persons having accounts
against X chsrdson. West 4 Co., will confer u
favor by having them made out ready for set.
Element
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-05-14
THE MARKETS.
Davenport Market.-.Daily Report

OvFICK oY TIE DEN. 4 ERws,
Thursday Eve., May II. I
The market is without change. Prices continu,
firm and the demand good for all kinds Of grain
FLouR-Frm. Wholesale, IS. 6oa6 so; retail
$6.oo,d1.o 90. Shipments 81 brs.
WHEAr-70ds0c for common grades and s5,
@l,o5 for the best. Receipts 3,lH bu. Ship
ments ass bu
BARLEY Little doing. We quote at $l.lO
CoRs-32c. Receipts 2ea bu.
OATs-Ac,ivo at 52@55c. Receipts 81 bu.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-05-14
DiSSOjlilOM.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ Partnership heretofore existing under the
firm name OF RICHARDSON, WGsr 4 Co, il this
day dissolved by mutual consent. The business
Of the late firm will be settled ut the office Of the
DEMOCRAT AID News.
D.N. RICHARDSON,
GEO. K. WEST,
GEO. F. CARPENTER.
Davenport, May IL, 1868.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-05-14

UNFAIR AGAIs. - The Muscatine
Courier was very quick to state withou,
authority that the DKNocRAr AND NEws had
suspended, and has not taken the trouble to
do Us the justice to correct the injurious slate-
ment
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-05-14

EfOR A GOOD BUSINESS MAE TO STEP
l. into paying busines'.
The stock Of Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals and
rerfamevy, together with tho fixtures complete,
known - the Union Drug Store. No. So Bssdy 1t ,
one Ut the best locations in this city. and nov do
ing good business, will be sold or exchanged
TOT an improved farm OF city property. For par
ucuiafs inquire Of W. ". PARKER,
No. 6s Vssdy st,
Davenport, April 7-dln.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-05-14

WASHING DAY.-The best kind OF
soap for that laborious day is the genuine soi,
soap; and the only place to get that very
cheap aud very pure is at L. W. Arnim's. cor
ner OF Gsiue, and "a sts. Try it.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-05-14

TIE OLD SrAND.-Particular atten-
tion is directed to the Advertisement Of S Ii.
we'll his reputation for pleasing the public
and keeps . splendid stock Of everything in
his line. Investments made there bring good
interest.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-05-14

New Ork Market.
:, NEW Yosx, May IA.
FtouR Market to-day is 5otlo cents lower
- 25Wb 30 extra state 81. .UmG 81 X II. q.
WHEAT Market &c lower 81 33Cdl 50 spring
Sl.51WOi 90 winter red and amber western
CoRs-Lower sids5c sound sod83c un
sound.
WHIsKY-Firm. i5c.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-05-14

WAsuinoros, May l3.
The Virginia Union Convention met
at Alexandria yesterday. Francis II.
PierPont, present Governor, was re nom-
mated M Union candidate for Governor.
MIR. Miner, Of Alexandria, was nonina-
ted for Lieut.. Governor.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-05-14
DR.. GEO. w. McCARN.

DHYSlCIAN AND SURGEON. OFFICE
i In roomdisectly over The Post Once.
DR.. 0so. ". hoCAaHs sssidsnos, east side o.
Brady. second door from eofssr Of 9th.
jsa 0-dW0
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-05-14

1tOncwall jackson Dead.
IIEApQt AnrERs, NORTHERN NlRoISiA, !
May nth.
Zen. Leo has issued general order
announcing the death Of Stoncwall Jack
son, who expired on the 10th inst.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-05-14

The CoNCEKT To. .MokRow NIGHT.-
Our oitizens must not forget that Dupr.z d
Greene minstreIs open Tomorrow night In
Metropolitan Hall. The reputation Of this
troupe is world-wid and in whatever part OF
the country they have performed they have
received tho most unbounded applause. Se-
cure dssirabls seats TO- day while yet they are
t.C,
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-05-14
New York stock Market.

Chicago markets.
CHICAGO, May IS.
FLouR.-Duli. Spring Extra 50. .4O45.yo. In
ferior 81 00QL4 90.
WnKAr.-Steady. Amber Iowa Slls. Red
l.l9Ml20.
CoRs.-ll ale higher. 4s1sG5sc.
OATs.-lnactive. 57ixM5sc.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-05-14
VOLUME 8.

VOLUME 8.
DEMOCRAT & NEWS,
SIN. PErrxSGnL 4 Co, No. 81 Park Row New York
And State street. Boston, agents those cite,
and authorized 10 take advertisements and
tions for US at our lowest rates.
O. H. scsvEs, 98 Dearborn street, Chicago Is author
sed to receive advertisements for this paper
THURSDAY LyENlNG,. MAY Ia, 1858
THE CITY.
To THE PUBLlc.-Notce is hereby
given TO oil 1t may concern, that this office
will not hereafter consider itself responsible
for the bills Of any person whomsoevsr, un
less the same be delivered on an order bear.
ing the signature Of ". N. RlcnARpsoS
PLEASE notice the card Of J. NJ. Dial
zsll, one Of the oldest and most popular r,er.
chants in the city. Call and examine his stock.
Now IS THE TIME.-Parties having
coed horses to sell should apply At onca at
Smiths Livery stable. See advertisement
GET YoUR MoNEY.-The highest cash
price paid for good horses by Wm. Chambers
at Benton d Browns Livery stable.
Choice GROCERIES. Walter Kelly
takes great pains to please the people with the
best groceries and provisions st the lowest
prices. See advertisement and give him .
call.
For RENT. = That fine dwelling
house. 6 rooms, formerly occupied by J. S Alt
man. on Perry st. between Sd and 4th. is for
rent from Let Of May. Apply to John Forres,
NoTIcE.-Persons having accounts
against X chardson. West d Co., will confer u
favor by having them made out ready for set.
tlement.
WASHING DAY.-The best kind Of
soap for that laborious day is the genuine sof.
soap; and the only place to get that very
chsap aud very pure is at I. W. Arnim's. cor
ner OF Gsiue, and "a s.s. Try it.
UNFAIR AGAIN. - The Muscatine
Courier was very quick to state without
authority that the DENocRAr AND Nrws had
suspended, and has not taken the trouble to
do us the justice to correct the injurious slste-
ment
TIE OLD SrAND.-Particular atten-
tion is directed TO the Advertisement Of 5. II.
Starr, in another column. Mr.. Starr sustsins
we'll his reputation for pleasing the public
and keeps . splendid stock Of everything in
his line. Investments made there bring good
interest.
TAKE A RIDE.-Get a team il you don't
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1863. ~, r rrHs,,,. , ,,,I 1865.
THE

PENNSYLVANIA CENrkA. hAiLEoAo'
r,,r sror m.iH r l IKD CUitKYsr ROUTE
YRou NEw.ioRN TO Tnf PklSCifAt NksfrHS e,rits.
Seven trains .un daily i@,n ,nS smbot Inc.
ALL rnKouGI TRAINS FUR TtIE WEsr BY THIS
RoUTr LEAtE NEW ,...l IRON TIE
BY way Of Phnade ha lie saorn: passengers cave New
YORK att tn" other roG.cs, evening passengers
a, p un onr hour later than other lines
ny Wy y AAenoMn, evening passengers I"' ~ y W..
two hours later than the Northern lines end BY roth rontfs
arrive at the same tme as Nonlsn Ing. ~ -, Is ana q
81 Loui. eselsnd Ioianlbus, ,acnna.i aud al main
points West, with fewer changes OF ears
Sleepins Cars without change sn f.cm rh'ade,vh. to
Pittsburgh, $50 mics, ald New orr 10 A"sousI ~ Niss
Smoking md Saloon Cars on oil trans
faIc the same b. other routes
Ras.asr checked through, Transfers fee
secure itch cts GOOD until Lsei by p.ilsbGrgh
WESTERN EMiORAliO..
The pennsvysnia Central Company fnns an Emiysn,
Accommodation Line which affords comfortable mode Of
u. 20 paiii,s moving westward. q: ai TIE usual
o. fare. r,r,c,f,,
p this route heshs Of all descpiaus be forw pded
20 all fon any rnnt Tie Railroads " chip hrnsck)
Ind ana llnor, Ni-aui.n, Iowa, lissonU by RAIL
ROAD DIRECT, ortg any Io.f d. aly gable Divers vi tie
N..t De- sicAi irou Pittsburgh.
qhc ratio # Freight and from any point in the West By
the Pennsylvania Central sllusd u all tunes favorable
chased 5> oer aiosd q ap-ne-. Merchants AFRO
hippe, ntrus'ing .c iuspogai, their Freight " this
Company can kelly ".h confidence on rs speedy usnst
LIVE sLoth.
Farmers and Dealers IA 1.-Two sock VIII md this o most
ndyana ron, ron;e tapacioas Yards wei wssfed an sup
end a. cirnc. and every atts,ion Is paid to their ~ah
rom a 5i whcge Win be on! every 90 mi, sri,nsS ,0'
isdRs end ,e,,e choice Is 9s,i,S ~ 1r
). 4, ELLIOTT. Passenger Agent, No As1of House
LEIGH 4 Co. eseisht Agents, ,,,,,,-
No As,nr House, and No. South William s.
MlDoNALD BlSlHOFF. Enssai' ASen's.
ENoCH LEWIS General sorerin''rdsu', AasssA p
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Gooi aro found.

1 OST, October q, in Chambers-st, between
~ Chatham and Centre. PoChETBOOh, containing q
small Of money. Tho hndtr viii leave 4, u the apple
stand between the Two engine houses IA Centre
brTtt. MARY MORAN.
4 OST.-Betwccn the corner of Broadway and
u loh.st and the Everett House, a LADIES fNAMELED
WATCH, act with fea chain aud charms attached A hp-
~a reward will be paid IL returned ~ the occ the Everett
House, unons.uair.
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OIL Q, A..I.,r Gov. soar orsEa.L ., sgpn.r /


EScE No. state at. hcw.Nois September lgih. los
CEALED PROPOSALS will be received blythe
- snGr.sned until o'cioci FRIDAY tire 10Th OF
ioAs 1T fughns fDf isfsr 10 the United Saief Amy
DEhSiChfD fOfAiOkS. for twelve mouths, 5rrinn.n &;
January m !St q. the tai, " ay nsc thousand pounds
pcI mouth
lac Dc.scsed Potatoes must b. manufactured encivrly
n % p0taios, 81 the bet ysfcts ard wfAoa a'1
o. olI srcdi~nts must b. IN al u-s .otnd
ADD snt4ry re- and mast b" ground inc
p..tri ia sht n boses cona ming .irty ounrs
t4ss. pa tsd iu vel Edr ard nrar ra 9oc"n
bofcs ,sfhl with AID baeacu .nis Lac
d peekares 10 Be .oon AZ tiIs Office.
Under The rect on that better rtc'e VII BE- mnnnac
,usd cad fufhsd tan aay hsfcolo. received slandj
,4mpo 81 Dcslca~i Potatoes Icf.rd TO- bat each rtopo
or u uigcd fmih sample Il not lees than thee buG
red Ipupds a. hs manufacture, packed af shove
Foluf~s viii ds'- xAers Their manufactures arc loclied
And viii bfray a-scIle tLsiT mode VI dcs.icaiion.
Tho ssvrTlr. b. made monthly ani fro OF cxpens"
10 he Uuied States tho Subsistence so4cl0use 80.
sistrs Nc~fork at such other point in New fofA
nay he drsisnaioi BY tic proper authority Al spss sent
n which sound end o. good quality VII DC pd io 1t tie
price a which the contract slal be awarded
Isch BID must contain tie ~ueA rufr9y 4 tao rfpou
.be peon' whose Ability 70 respond bonds % hc aenn
N1usand doNi5s must De certified 20 ~ Lc a. :. iis
irici Attorney other proper oaoer follows We, the
lnlr sn'd hereby that should any pa o e above
bid accepted viii rive bond In The Of ten thou
sand do .nis that The confaat shal. D., dolly iled'
Payment a. LrEioofe % DO mad Ia slcl funds - may 10
furnished BY tho United ststs 4. Il. EA4bs,
Colonel and A. 4. q. =.
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lFApQu nrPRs. pRovosT NarsHsLs OFFICE, }
knTn CONGRESSIONAL DIsrnicT, STATE og =. v,
t:cyen,i.ay. n. w. cos4cr o. We f; +,'l-st),
hEw.NoRg, oct 1, lttf }
Al Drafted Men nsiiing in tho AAild NaFd OF the
1y OF sewlok btng the SUB dsIic' -; tie ~ cous. :.
sousl District WHO h-ye not yet reported at ihoe head
CHARTERS AUS, do so on OF before tho oh day Cclobe.
.ni.p.
Ai ,uch who shall az TO npor, within he tine above
United. WA b. treated a. dee.t-ls and de.t
insy. CIAs. J.. JE.niss,
Capt and Pro. Mar, On District, New lork
JOHN u StNDS.
Commissioner II Board Of Enrolment
N.i. h. THOMSON. Nj. d.,
surgeon IA OF Enrolment.
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Alf'i.arn Notices.

y.. iaJasanj Substitutes
WANTED.
$500 IL CASH PAID TO THg SUI TrUrH EEFORi
he LEAVES TIE ROOM.
hrPy to the County Substitute and Relief Committee Nos
n and 70 Dusres, Supreme con': noon.
~ stairs
HOURS FROM A. 81 TO P.0
By order Of the Committee,
GEORGE OpDyKr, ibyo-.
hArTnEwT. BRENNAN, Comptroller
ELlJAU f. PUnpY Supervisor.
OglsOs BLUNT, Supervisor.
WILLIAM Il STEWART. srn visor
WILLIAM NJ TWEED, saperv.or.
c'ns'r'r' c0~0s'}cr.,,.
Gro. F. Tuoup.os,S
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Ocean GicdMers.

EOR CALIFORNIA Viz PANAMA. first
c,a,s steamer VII leave He"iO!~ The g. E'h aud "a
Of each mould o,eep WHOM those dio, fi on StNDAf,
wiz. The day o. Dc griuc vii De- fc AOrDAh ,9l1gns
fol freight passage apply o, TIE Only once 90 Bow!
inc-rrccn. y. H. Ai4LEs, h'ent'
L'0R NEW-ORLEANS DIRLCT.-TLe now
Il sna dlst-c'sgs T.. ;. Mall steamship GEORGE WASH
ISGJDN r. v EAGER, Commander, vii leave fief 30
o. NJ r. SATURDAY, Octobsr 10. at H. 40 freight re
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