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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-15

the affairs OF the Confcdcrates favorable
.. home and abroad and expresses the
hope that before the year closes their
struggle will be successful beyond q
doubt.
II is denied that the Confe1crates in
tend seeking . further loan abroad.
Lord Palnerston, in a speech at Glas-
cow, dcplored the civil war in America,
and said Notwithstanding the resentment
Of 10th parties, the British government
would not depart from its neutrality.
1t is reported that an expedition is be-
ing fitted out against Venice on Swiss
territory.
LATEST.
LokD,r, April 2.
The Confederate loan closed at from
Ia discount to par.
The Times save the seizure OF the
steamer Petcrhoff demands the scriocs
attention Of the country.
The Polish insnrgent leaders are dis
banding their forces and giving up the
contest.
Prince WiilliSm, second son Of Prince
Christian of Denmark, has been proclaim
cd King Of Greece.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-15
From the Army OF the Potomac.
Especial to Herald.
Headquarters ARMY OF THE
I'oToMAc. April ~.

OipNAs. ApIli -.
The Richmond Di.pntrh OF the 10th,
admits bad defeat OF pcgram in Ky.
II says the rebel loss WAS heavy, and that
after severe hand to hand fight Of sew
cral hours, the Conicdcratcs gave up the
contcs: and Tell back, the enemy not pur-
suing.
The Dispatch says Rosecrans sent five
regiments Of infantry to Kentucky, and
has ordered all the cavalry from that
State to his army at Murfrecsboro. and i.
moving troops on his lett, doubtless to
prevent any movement upon our part in
that State.
The Danvi!le cars brought into Rich
mond on the 9th, 81 Union prisoners
captured by Gen. Forrest, at Brentwood
Tenn. Among them were 90 commits
stoned officers, who will be exchanged a,
an early day.
Capt. G. Webster, of the Federal army
was hung on Friday last, at Richmond
The unfortunate man met his fate with
fortitude, himself giving the signal fol
the fatal trap to spring.
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Southern News.

CHATTANOOGA, Aprh !.
The enemy occupy Lebanon with d.
vision under Gen. Reynolds. They are
also in force at Carthage.
VicksnuRo, April 8.
Everything quiet here.
Tss more transports left this p. m,
bound up the river. A numoer OF trans-
ports arc still in sight.
JACKSON, April s.
A special dispatch to the appeal. from
Memphis yesterday. says the Mississippi
river Is rising.
There are more empty boats at Mem
phis. The Vicksbnrs is 10 be iron clad,
90 as to la d troops Mt Vicksburg. The
boats returned from stcel's bayou badly
damaged. Navigation of tho ba on WAS
found TO be more difficult tLan the Ya-
zoo
Humphrey Marshall was at Winchest-
or with heavy force of infantry and en-
coun,ered Gen. Qaimby's forces, Who ig :
ANONYMOUSLY fled. They left everything
In their retreat.
PoRr Hupsos, Aprl,o.
All quiet here.
The enemy's fleet below have d'sap-
pearcd.
4 party of exchanged and paroled
prisoners arrived here yesterday frou
New Orleans.
he troops are in excellent spirits, snd
watching Yankee vessels. Some excite
ment was caused last night by log o
fire floating down the river A skitf will
negroes attempting to pass the batteries
were captured this morning.
jeff Davis, in his report to the rcbe
Congress, on the history and condition o
telegraph lines. urges that the int rests o
northern persons in them, amounting Il
s313,75o, be seqncstrated. Tie repor
further proposes to seize all Southern
lines and turn them over to the rebel Z
q. Department, and for indemnty!n;
owners for their losses by the act.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-15
LEGAL NOTICE,
STATE OF IOWA.l :.
job usou County, ~.

STATE OF IowAl q,
johnson Cosnty,
To all whom Il may concern:
VOU are hereby noried that Hugh 3. Cara
and John $. Gable, EXECUTORS Of the last
will and testament of I'avid Cocsley, deceased.
have fled in the Probate Court OF johnson Coun-
~. Iowa. petitioa with their report attached I;
said report shOwios alI claims against the said
estate and the dispos,tion made Of the personal
estate. s2d also showing the present Indebted
Eess OF said estate. aud further showing that
Their, is no sufficient psrsonai property to pay the
rsmsining outstanding lad. btsdness
And Ia said petition they Hsk auth Ority to sell
s.l the right. title and interest Of sad estate in
lots two (2). three e. }, fOsr (+C five 90 AID six
80. In block DE (5)in the ci Vi davenport.
scott County, Iowa, N order, With the proceeds
thereof, to pay tue c'ai rs ag sinst ii estate.
You are hereby luther Motif ID that TUESDAY.
the 7lh day Of Ar 'l.A 1855. b.. been fix ID
By said J,hn,on COuas, PsooAt, Court Tor the
hsarins of sid spp. ,sati,n. and that you can
t,sn and there appear an oppose the grAatlns Of
The authority. IL you dsIiss 10 ~ %.
hCGd =. CARA,
JVli I =. GAHlE,
Exscutsrs OF the estate Of David Cecklsy, decd.
N b lvn
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TELEGRAPHIC.
AFTERNOON REPORT.


From Charleston.
Nxw YoRx, April Is.
Rebel reports from Charleston 9th,
have been ,cceisod:
To Gen. s. cooper:
Gen. w. 5. Walker destroyed an arm
ed steamer in Coosaw river at daylight
his morning. No casualties on our s'de
All quiet. Six monitors and ironsldcs
still IN the lar.
(signcd BE.uHEoAnp.
Coosaw river Is few miles TO the
sou h Of POGO nligs. II separates afort
ROYAL Island from the main land.
CmAsLEstos, April 0.
All quiet. No prospect Of fight to-
dav
Confederate officers from Morris Island
boarded the wreck Of the Kcokuk last
night They found her turned. She had
been pierced through by ball.
Six monitors and ironsides still he
within the bar, and about two and a hall
miles from Fort Sumter. The enemy are
waiting for new machine 10 remove tor.
pedocs.
Everything is in readiness for an at
tack.
Accounts from Fort Sumter reflect the
highest credit on the garrison tor GOODNESS
AID bravery in the r, cen. fight When the
monitors were d.scoyered the men were al
dinner; a, the sound Of the long roll they
sprung to their guns, and with cheering
the ba tie flag was run up, and the AIR o'
Dixie played by the band on the paraPct,
and salute OF thirteen guns fired.
| Col. Alfred Rhctt was the commanding
| officer OF the fort The enemy fired 81
shots at the fort, "a OF which struck.
The ga,..soD are eager for the nex'
chance ut the monltoIs.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-15

tn GOOD C0NplTlCy. AND TRAINS ARE
i running daily. East sld West. for the traDspot-
tstion Of pssse lgers AL freight with care and
despatch. All Kailrosds locstsd east of the Nil
sissippi River have direct connsction " th the IA a
81 Jo Il u, or its Line Of splendid steam Packets
The Hannibal L st Jessph 3 Il Line OF Packets
on the Missouri River ran daily south to i,eaven-
worth. PArkviiie, Qa,udaro. Wyandotte and Kan
sss City AMI tri- wsskiy, north TO Nebraska City
Plsttsmouth, Omaha, osd CoNucii Bluffs.
Daily Msil Coaches run In connection with
trains Of this road - all Important towns in
Northern Missouri Aad Southsrn l.wa. Also &c
Lawrence, Topeka, 20. Riley and Fort scott
Kansas.
Overland Pixies Peak ssd California Mai
Coaches leave daily. Tine TO Denver City 6 day
6alt Lake days, San francisco Is days.
Rates Q, freight always ~ iov AZ by any othe
line, while the pltroa swes largely in insu. ancc
Distance. Chauses ant Tine.
r. Is. GKOAr, Gea1 Ticket ACT, Hannibal. Nc
W. p. KbBf VS0N. P-eiehtAst \"
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Nm i. D5AD9UHrS
Eo.roRTE IsTABLlSnMgNT
Ma. AS Broome Street,
NEW YORK.

sT>h, subsoribM respectfully invites the amen
u Zion Of hissrienis and tbs paoic gcne1s"y ;, ).
~ pi.ro. vorta Es,ablishpent, ~ No. AZ
Broome street. corner Of Crosby.
H1yiax w,.hdfa~n his Interest. sf,ef ana ms
4r,;ai, from ths late 6fm OF Lighu1 Brsdoury
.n;.h a. : q, dissolved on the 3lst Jannsry ui'
and h.v NJ purh.sed the entire s'ock.i .isS 20.
No, tss ana Piano Forte material, owned ~ r's
s.a,r., IA .s,I q. ~ dbury, 10 tho said 6rn, b.
;..o, nrer,rei TO supply the in ,reasel demand
for n,s celeb 4.sd Piano fottss EmPio'ins ,h'
mom skiiIful and experienced wGkmsn: With
large stock Of the best and mort thoroughly 'es
eonsd o. Material. acd "a abundance OF Capital, ns
hs, ,skeu 10 hand the personal supervision Of tne
~bole bushes Of manufacturing ms ins'runea''
uuslad tone and daraLlensss.
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Illinois Central Railroad.


I'M AND AFTER SUNDAY, NOVEMBER
Sd, trsius will leave from tho Grand Central
Depot, foot OF Lake and South Water street:
through Express, At $3.50 A NJ, arriving q,
sally, exc, Slndsys.I sairo at 4;So A Al.
L. This Train connects tor Peoria, Alton, st
Louis, Memphis, New Orleans and Mobile.
accommodationl At 400 7 NJ. for Cairo and Way
Ever, .1 day. sss a as,s day. At ''''' a
This rrsin, on saturdays, will run only 70
UrbanA Trains arrive at Chicago NJ ll;O5 A n
and 1880 Pm.
fr Tickets and information, spply al the ofbcc
q tas Great Central Depot.
HYDE PARK AND WOOD LAWN.
Trains will leave Chicago Leave W cod Lawn:
go Am Gas A NJ
SA5 A NJ S25
1900 N l2.55PM
500 Pm SS5pM
S:UoPM 65UPM
W. r. ARTHUR. Gent Supt.
W.P. JOHNSON, Gen Passenger Ag't no2oA
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Eradbury'sN New Scale Piano Forte

In the arrangement Of our new scsie, driwn
and prepared with the utmost care, expressly i0'
ON, ner ;nstruments. we have added every i'm
proyement which can in any way tend tot per
lection Of the Piano .Fcre snd We can conf isn''y
assert, tina. for slicacy of touch, volume, pu'iy'
bsillianoy and sweetness Of tone, Combined wita
ths, strength and solidi,y of frame mo- essary to
durability, these instruments are unsqusliei.
'.SrRENGrH AND BEAUTY 10 our motto, ana We
,,x,,s the closes, or .ticisa of the unbiased judges
in the land.
~ livery instrument is warranted Tor h''
WIN. b. BRADBURY,
AZ Broome street, corner Crosby, New ior
mh5-3u
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FL q R Z N e e
SEWXN'G .0.aCHLv.E.

T8Is MACHINE MAKES FOUR DlyyEREkT
i stitches, and fuis the cloth sithss right or
lsft, - the operator may desire. Il ssws very
npid, 10 easy VI opsAtion aud alAess noiselsss.
u b fully psotestsd BY lsetss patent, ana each
aasAins vArrantsd 70 the purchases.
A. thoss desiring 6rss class fsoily ewing
oashiss viii " richly repaid ~ N sssminatio
e lts nsgits
MISS r y. CLlK0MAN.
Rsom No. (up st,irs) Forest block, corner
Perry .ni Thiri streets, Davenport, Iowa.
mar At
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INDIANAPOLIS, April Ia.

Gen. Bnrnsidcs order relating to send
irg domestic trsitor, beyond the Federal
lines, and giving protection to ULion
men, is well received in Indianapolis, Ms
II confirms the previous action of General
CsiiIr2,oD.
A Union man driven from home be-
cause OF being accused of reporting y
knight of the Golden Cilcle 10 the COM
mand Of the district, was sent back to-
day with officers instructed to rely upon
the civil authorities, but if not protected.
the offenders are to be dealt with under
tic order.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-15

OST, ON FRIDAY LAST, A LARGE.
II white Setter Dog-liver colosei head and
ears, m0tilsd noss-.ivsr colored spots on the fore
le0e- ansWsss 10 the name Of Frnk
] Wiii psy ten dol srs for his delivery ct the
store u HsigAs . Sears. ON Perry street, Dawes
port, snd no questions asked.
myL1l WV. MCWAyUS.
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THE KNlCKERBOCKER MAGAZINE
OF
Literature, Art, Politics and Society

ANNOUNCEMENT.
WITH THE OCTOBER NUMBER OF THIS
w tune -hoaorsd and popular Magazine wal
commenced = new series, issued Ia . new and en-.
ssged torn. sndsr entirely new editorial aud pro-
prieiary management.
1t will be the aim OF its present conductor no,
only to sustain its iormer estige, but to extend
its circle Of resdsrs and make IL welcome guest
in every American household. With this vie y
LABOR or expense will DO spared Ia securing the
highest order vi talent, not alone On this SIDE vi
he Atlantic, but in both hemispherss.
Although literary Mag cine, it vii not shrink
from boldly Discussing the vital topics # the day
Tree II Om MI party or sectsrisn bias IL will em
brace snl sg AS miscellaneous contents LOses IN
current events foreign and domestic reviews Al
new books. and art asd aramal,c gussip; while
the k1i,-,'s TA.le. with which the rsAisrs OF
,bLO kNlCk" have been 20 ,ne familiar, will
b. monthly spread with the choicest literary Vi
And. which the market can supply.
II 10 thus hoped, that even under the depeess
ing iDaasDces Of psot, sctsd var, the veteran
uAgasine Of the United States y Ill reap 10 ita
aoW aud improved character, . plentiful harvest
VI subscri ptions, and maintain, With aided lus
n, that sition - 6ns-ciss noathly which II
has held Tor more than thirty yesfs.
RMS.
Three Dollars year in advance, postage paid.
To the Army and Many. tall price. Two CORES
for Four Dolia,s aud Fifty Cs0ts. Three O. pies
Tor SIX Dollars. subscriptions must BE- sent al
.eet u the Ufics. No eollsotoss ere employed.
single copies will DO sent to any part cf the
United states or Canada, postpaid. % receipt VI
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BACK plumbers may b o0taipst on epp.seation.
Nev suoscs,bses viii be supplied With shs bseh
uumrtrs VI the new series gsstuitousiy.
The knickerbo booker AMI any other hree Dolia'
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A discount Of ten per cent. from these prices
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All communications should BE- addressed %
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DY A LATE LAW OF CONGRESS-, I'LL
I'D soldier. Who have besa discharged in COT
sequence uf wounds received ia battle, are nov
ent,tiei 10 the $l00 bounty.
We collect byusriss Tor soldiers Who I'VE
served two yeas UT ~ho have been discharges
A. above; also lSvAtID PGSs.oss and PEssIoss
10: widows, miuos ch,ldrea, mo .,ers and orphas
sisters Of deceased soldiers also the bounty due
the vi ows minor children, parents or relatives
Of deceased soldiers.
PARKER 4 EDWARDS,
nch 20-tf Main street Dsvenro,t
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fO-etgu News.
New YokK. !

New YosK. April IA.
Tie City Of New York, from Liverpool
LIST and Queenstown the %, arrived hc,c
this morning.
The Cunard line continues running an
Independent line Of screw steamers tort
nightly.
The London Morning Post regards
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WINNERS PERFECT GUIDE
R1R
LIN,
FLUTE AND GUITAR,
ACCORDION, PIANO, MELooEoN
FIFE
elAa-0l Er AND 81 AalaAaEr


GONTA1NlNG Instructions dssigne to enable
~ the pupil to OBTAIN = KIN wlsoee Of playing
without . teacher; with . choice collec ion o
every variety Of Popular Music Price Of each
81 cents. Teaches, pupils and dealers de.irou
Of obtaining low priced Instruction hook and .
tho .ane time one that Is useful end stsrsciise
will ind these books fully suited 10 their wants
The instructions are gwen in manner adapted to
tho comprehension # all grades Of scholars. The
exercises illustrating and enforcing the lessons
are not dry and tedious, bu, sprightly and enliy-
ening, AID the selection Of music, varying from
the smp . to the difficult p-ses the mos. pop
ular melodies u the day. Mailed, post-p Id, by
DlTSON q Co, Publisherap 277 WasLiugton
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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-15

NEw York, April "a.
The steamship City o. New York,
with tour days later news from Europe,
is sgnaIcd
The Time,' New Orleans letter SAYS
that Gen. Banks IS fortifying all ap
proaches TO the city strongly. The enc.
my is believed to have $4,000 men who
can be concentrated at ~ hours notice
There are some apprehensions of raid
from Mobile against Ship Island.
Herald. Special
There is reason TO believe that the ex.
ecution of the consumption act will be
indefinitely postponed, opinion being ex
pressed by high authorities that the ar
mics in the field are amply sufficient
All that is necessary is 10 fill up depleted
regiments by recruiting.
Tic reported surrender of Foster is
discredlted. IL is understood.hc is con.
tiicnt of his ability 10 succ, s>fuIiy with
draw his force, even if compelled to /, :
linqui.h the town and Pamico river.
The Times special states that the At
torncy Genera, Is IN doubt II the capiur>
cd steamer P.terhoif can be sustained
on principles Of public law.
Lord l. ons has d .manJel her mail,
which is in New York opened.
The 7ribune's special correspondent
learn, through private channels that Gen.
l. ,ngstrect attacked our forces under
Keys, near Yorktown, Saturday. The
ret. Is we're r"pulscd ard fell back 10
" iliamsburg, leaving behind their spoils,
&C.
The rebels under Price at the same
time assumed an attitude threatening us
at Suffolk. The obj ct OF this was pro
badly to prevent our sending reinforce
ments to Foster.
iSpeeisi 10 Hsra,d.l
The Navy Department docs not regard
the result at Charleston ~ decisive. 1t ID
believed that the distractions can be re-
moved in brief time.
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From Washington.
ISoeci.l to the Chic ago Tribute

WAsnlNGIoN, April IL.
The rebels arc movl z IN force upon
Yorktown and Suffolk, and were beaten
back by Gen. keys to Williamsburg,
leaving behind their ammunition, arms
md knapsacks.
There is rumored fighting at Stuff TX.
but no particulars. i Is rumored that
there we're most vigorous preparations
for resistance.
A dispatch from Fort Monroe yester
day saws that sklrini,hipg is going on At
Williamsburg.
Lieut.. Coonc! klmball, of Hawkins
Zouavcs, was killed between Norfolk and
suffolk on Saturday night by means un.
| kpoxD.
The Virginia soldiers say they lay
down their arms, and that the State shall
be the first back in the Union if jeff.
DAVIS leaves Richmond.
The old regiments were not to be con
solida,ed at present in the army Of the
Potomac. The President is strongly
urged not to carry ont the recent order,
but to fill up tho old regiments with
drafted men, drafting only enough fol
that purpose.
Tho returns ofthe internal revenue TO
last week are over million and hal
dollars, and are steadily Increasing.
4 The administration is dispiritcd by th'
Charleston icws.
The President is in better heart
and il is s,il he has more con!ilcnc,
ia the eventual success there than he has
before the fight was made. 1t has beer
as ,rtaincd that the iron clads can pas
the batteries AMI reach the city, il III,
Instructions can be removed. The pro
bcm is TO remove them.
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CLOTHING.
THE NEW YORK LEDGER.

THE NEW YORK LEDGER.
TT IS SAID, HAS A CIRCULATION or
| SEQ 900 copies, but it, circulation 10 limited
compared with the circulation Of garments man
sfaeturdby
GAM. PERRY,
At his sstsblishmsnt on Brady street, opposite
the Post Once.
lam nov receiving the largest and nosteon-
Cloths, Cassineres and VeStlngs
ever offered In this market. Anticipating . large
trade this Fall, have laid in % unusually hssvy
stock, and the goods MUST BE SOLD.
Nv goods al
THIS FALLS STYLES.
Fresh from the man ufsStursrs and importers. ]
shall continue to keep on nand large assortment
Of fresh
READ Y.MADE CLOTHING,
For Men, Youths and Boys, of my own manufast-
IRE which will 10 sold 1t
q = . { . + N p = 4 Q . . /.
Ishsll continue TO manufacture my own Cloth
Nc thereby giving
4 BETTNR GARMENT
For the Same money than any Eastern made goods.
Everything In the
Furnishing Department
Can be found.
Shirts OF al descriptions,
Under Clothing IN endless varsity.
Stoke,
fiss.
Handkerchief,
Socks,
euspendsrs. "a. %
Also, large and splendid assortment Of
oDNJT0s an
The largest and best ever offered In this msrks
trust the public win call in and examine mi
''ock before they make any inv sstments. for an
very sure ] cAn satisfy them both In price ant
quality OF goods. SAMUEL FERRY,
brady street, opposite Post O6ss.
sug31 -dtf
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y lOURTIS ROUSE.
~ OeVeaDssS Ssva. -
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CLINTON HOUSE,
UORNHR or OLiNTOG AND COLLe0D
~ sssssts, love CisS lose J. Tssssssa. lns
scsow =. sae1ej2
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For Rats. Mice, Reaches, Ants, Red
Bugs. Moths ~ Fu,s. WO0llens, &c.
insects ON Plants, Fowls, Animals, &c
Put up in %, so, and 81 90 Boxes, Bottles and
Flasks. 50 and IS sizes for Hork. s, +, D &c IL :
sTirurIoxs, 10.
"Only infalliblc remedies known" q
Free from Pvisons."
mot dangerous 10 the Human Family"
n ats come out o! their holes 10 die"
u Soil Wholesale In all large cities.
- Sold by oil pRUs0IsTs and RKTAILEIs every.
wher-.
q y! iiKwARR! !! OF all worthless limitations
- sec that "COsr AR's" name IL on each Boz
Bottle and Flsss, before you buy.
~ Address HENRY Il. COSTAR,
~ PRINCIPAL DIR. 4s2 BRoADwAY, N. Y.
L. Sold by
+. =. BALLARD,
Wholesale and Retail Agent,
inch 9-tf Davenport. lows.
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THE MARKETS.


Davespers nasket....Daiiy Report.
Ovvlcs o. ras Dsn. 1 Nsvs,l
Tuesday Eve. April a.
The market continues steady, with no change
10 quotations.
FLous-firn. Wholesale, e5soG6.6o; retail,
81 oo97 90. Shipments IS bbls.
wsEAr- 70as0s for common grades and e5c
lfi 05 for the best. Receipts 1864 ba.
bAsLsY- si.lo9il5. Receipts 30 bu.
CoRs : SO G35s. Receipts 800 bu. Shipments
500 bu.
Oars -55156c. Receipts AS bu.
New I0sk market.
NRw YoM9. April ~
F'ouR--Ths ms ket IL dull and 5(s 10, lower =
16.s0l1 % extra state x72o17.3o Il. IL. D.
WaAAT-Duli.
Coks-DuI and 10 lower. s2a92.
MnIaKY-Lower and heavy. a81leHc.
New York Stock Market.
Nsw YoRE, April il.
Gold ssh.
Davenport Lumber market.
Lumber. l.t clear. per 200 feet. .s2saso
do "a do do ....... 70
Barn Boards do ..... l&0le
Fencing do DO 40
Framing Timber do ....... -
Flooring, dressed, do =
Siding, do do 10
Shingles. No. |, Sawed, per m, ..... $50
do dog, do do ..... $50
do do =, shaved, do ...... l.0t
| f.ath, do ....... LIST
Pockets do ....... IL
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IO-DAY'S ADV'TS.
Waited.
4 GOOD SECOND HAND SAFE. ENQUIRE
n at this Office. cpl 1885,
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i. T.. klxhle a. Co.,
Late iights / Bradburysj
Piano Fore Manufacturers,
AL Br0Osme ST., Rev York,
2d Rlscl t0sf of HroadnaS

MR.F.C. iIGHTE. THE ORIGINAL FOUND
WI er IF tvs s.l-known establishment, ftaior
Far ne., and only Practical Piano Fo,f, Make
of the late Ljm Of :. L,gh,s 4 Brsdbu, u" h4v-
log rst@i->d his wo-Third. istsrss' in the wh ,ls
isiness stock, materials. DO ,nni Sole Propris-
torship in his Einn IL pa.ens, inc'usiys If his
celebrated PATENT lNSULA Ed IRON
tkAMES. 10 the on y one who make the ST.
PEkI0a iIAN0 fJRT.S 70: which this house
has been so p pular. ~ All infring. IN sn,s on
his rights will be rosecuted according TO law.
fB All Piano Forces from this msnufactary
arc warranted perfect In every respect for I'VE
years
L!BsRAL TERMS TO DgALRRs.
+. C. lIGArk i CO..
spl LIN AL broeme st New York.
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