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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-10-02
YELLOW FEVER And SMALL PON.

NEW YOKK, June Is. 1867
WE THE UNDERSIGNED, SHIPPING MERCHANTS
OF the City Of New York. from the Oft repeated testimony
of many different Sea Captains, in whom We have iin-
pcit confidence and ftoug it duty which we owe 10
our ellowmeu hereby bear witness OF the great conf
dence We feel the truly marvellous curative powers OF
MAJOR J. T. LANES INDIAN REMEDY for the cure
and prevention of SMALL POX, YELLOW FEVER, &C.,
aud We cheerfuly add signatures, hoping its won-
derul merits and great blessings may be known to lle
Wori.
BREEr SONS x CO.. No. - South Street.
CURTIS & WARD, No. 45 South Street.
d. r. DEWOLF 4 co, No. l03 2road Street
HENRY & son. No. IS Coenties Slip.
SIMPSON SHAW. No. ~ Coenties slip.
WM A. MOORE No. 2O5 South street. n
JAS. 7. TAPsCOTT, No. s6 South street.
GEO. L. TAPSCOTT,
OF Tapscott Bro. No. &c South straat
ROBERT HAWKE. No. ST south street.
Aud many others.
The Remedy never been known to fail. Price per
package So Forwarded free any point in the United
states. Address j. T. LANE l. CO.,
40. l63 Broadway. New York.
Saptembsr1 81,
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-10-02

TIE PROTESTANT EP1scoPAL CoIoRED SoHooLzT
This school, which was organized in the old Ma
rine Hospital few months ago. soon acquired an
extensive popularity, the number Of scholars rap
idly increased from 400 to 300, and it was found
necessary to add to the corps Of teachers. va
cation was granted during the month ofiseptem-
ber and the school reopened yesterday with an at
tendance Of about 225 scholars. This discrepancy
is due partly to the fact that the public and pri-
rate colored schools of The city had already re-
sumed their exercises, and the scholars were prob
ably induced to change their allegiance. We un-
aerstand that fund has been raised which will be
amply sufficient for the support of tho school, and
Rthe corps of teachers will remain the same. The
opening day is hardly fair criterion Of the num-
ber Of pupils and the Trustees anticipate as large
al attendance as before the vacation. Mr.. TAY-
LoR, the Principal Of this school, is expected on
the Alabama, and will Immediately recommence
his duties.
CHEAP BED BLANKETS 287 King street, until
the 1st of October, we will offer twenty-five pairs
super bed blankets "a little soiled) at greatly re-
duced prices. Call early and save several dollars
per pair, at SToLL, WEBB & Co.'s, Nos. 287 and
289 King street. wfm
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-10-02

THE Masonic HALL SToRE.-Mr. Z. MCCARTHY,
an old King street merchant, knowing the advan-
tages to be obtained by securing a good stand,
lost no time in removing to No. 2s4 the corner of
King and Wentworth streets. This store has
been thoroughly refttcd, and Mr.. MCCARTHY has
stocked it with complete line Of fall and winter
dry goods. These have been selected with caro-
and are designed especially for the wants of tho
Charleston public To describe the stock Of first
class dry goods store would bo an impossibihty,
as we are not acquainted with the mysterious
names that are given to the different styles of
goods. The ladies, who are connoiseurs, are
thoroughly posted, and We direct their atte ntion
in the first place to the advertisement Of Mr.. Nc
CARTHy, and secondly, to his establishment, where
they will fnd every article new and of the mode de
Parts Mr.. MCCARTHY has also full line of plan
tation and domestic goods, suitable ter the coun-
Try trade, and offers inducementsito his customers
and the public generally to call and purchase.
His goods will be sold low for cash or city accept
ance.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-10-02

The CHARLESTON HoUsE.-There are few places
on King street that are more widely known than
the large dry goods establishment of Messrs.
SToIL, WEBB & Co. Since this firm was organized,
it has steadily progressed in public favor, and is
now one Of the best conducted and most popular
business houses in the city. The pIoprietors are
young Charlestonians, who have been trained to
this business, and understand the art Of pleasing
their numerous customers both in the quality and
price Of their goods. 1t has long been customary
for the King street merchants to open their winter
stocks at this time, and though the wintIt blasts
are yet far distant it is the part of wisdom to pre-
pare for the future. Messrs. SToLL, WEBB l. Co.
have now on hand a stock composed Of complete
lines Of goods, comprising dress goods, domes-
tics coverings hosiery, and, in fact, every article
that could be desired for the wholesale or retail
trade. Their large stores, Nos. 287 and 2S9 King
street, are the centreof attraction, the induce,
rnents offered to purchasers irresistible. Aside
fSom the general stock, number of bargains have
been secured, which are now offered to the public
at prices that would tempt even miser to invest
Inc reputation of the Charleston House is estab-
hened, and We need only refer the ladies tc the ad
Fertiseinent to induce rush. In addition to the
retail store, there is large wholesale department
when Is thoroughly stocked, and merchants visit
ing the city will find it to their interest to CALL
BILL OF MoRrALrTY.-Return of deaths within
the city OF Charleston for the week ending septem
Der 2sth, 1857:
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KILROY Il co.
Will sell MORROW at 10 O'Clock, at their salesrooms,
No. 1873 Meeting street,
large and well selected stock of DOAIESTICS, DRESS
GOODS, BLANKETS, Clothing Satnets. Undershirts and
Drawers, Fancy Goods, Trtmmuss, Buttons s<c., &C.
October 2
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-10-02

The BENNRgTsynIE JoURNAL.-we had the
pleasure, last night, Of shaking the hand Of our
friend, VIM. LITTLE Esq, Of the aBennsfs1lle
Journal, who is in tho city on business connected
with his paper. Mr.. LITTLE is q practical printer
as well as competent editor, snd during the few
months of his connection with the journal, has
satisfactorily proven that he knows how to ''run
the machine" ~
The Journal cireulates in section of country
which has always traded altogether with Charles
ton, and need not tell our merchants that it is
decidedly to their interest to make use OF the
,Jou7ma to advertise their wares. ..
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-10-02

DRY GooDsl DRY GooDs.-Mr. LEVI DRUcKER
advertises in to-da issue that he is now recelV-
ing and has in stors large and superior stock OF
dry goods. These have been selected with great
care, and N1r. DRrcKER is confident that he under
stands the art of pleasing. Mr.. DRuoKER's store
is advantsgeously located, being on the fashion,
able portion Of King street, and he has. by study
ing the effect of display, made his stand one OF the
most attractive in that neighborhood. Having
procured his goods at the lowest price, he Is
prepared. to sell them correspondingT low both at
wholesale and retail, for small advance on cost.
We advise prompt visit to Mr.. DRUcKER's stand,
as choice goods are never allowed to become old
stock.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1867-07-17
TO THE LADIES.

WE have received lot OF Steven q Howe's
w Family Dyes, for dying Ribbo siik and
wors.ed Dresses, and other ligh, goods. Also Soap
Powders s, for washing the same. Call an see SAM
Piles, at the DkuU SioNE
April nth. W.
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John s. Crswford.

John 5. Crs~ford.
" this case, il appearing TO the sassfaefion Of the
= Court that John >. Crawford. the defendant. re-
sides besond the limits Of the State II 10 therefore
ordered ths, publication be made in the Hsborough
Recorder. q newspaper published in the town Of
HIlsaoFough, for SIR weeks, notifying the said John
y Crawford to he and appear Al the nert term o. this
Court 10 be held on the fourth Monlsy Of Ausust
next. IN The Court House IN HiIlsboroush. then and
there 70 plead. answer o. denur 10 said petition. or
The sans viii be taken pro eolssO. and sc, down for
hearing er parie as 10 him.
Witness Gesrse Laws. Clerk Of said Cours. az
Office IN Hillsborough. the foash Monday in May,
A. ID. 1867.
GEORGE LAWS, c. c. {.
-E0e iOs 92-6u
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ERRORS OF YOUTH.

w Gentleman Who suffered for years from M.
vous Debility. Premature decay. and al the effects
youthful ndscsetion, will for the saks Of SUFFERING
humanity send free 10 all who need IT, the recipe ana
directions for making the simple remedy by which be
was cured. Sufferers wishing 10 profit By the sdvrs.
iisers experience can do 80 by addressing IN pereei
confidence,
John ID. OGDEN,
No. ~ Cedar 81. New York.
Mays. sj--if
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no CONSERVATIVES.

~ The advertiser having bean restored to health
IN few weeks BY very simple remedy, after hav.
ing suffered for several years with severe loung a
fiction, and that dreadful disease, Consumption 70
anxious TO make known TO his fellow sufferers hs
means ofcure.
TO al who desire Il, he will send copy Of IN.
prescription raed Qeeof charge,) with the direction.
for preparing and using the same, which they will 6n
4 suRR cusEfor coksUssTios, AsrHxA, BaoscHsr,s.
CossHs, Coins. and OIL throat and Lung Affections
The only ehje.t Of the advertiser 10 sending the p,
scripon is TO benefit the afflicted. and spread inf,
nation which he conceive to be valuable ard be hons
every sufferer wiy bic remedy as II viii cost then
nothing, and may prove blessing.
Parties wishing The prescription. rRrK, BY return
mail, will please sddress
RKv. EDWARD A. WILSON,
Williamsburg, Kings Co. New York.
May Z. 07-l2n
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Strictly Cash, or Barter,
$50
Wool Carding Machines.

THE undersigned will have biz Wool Csrdinr NJ.
chimes ready for making Rolls by The lo,h II
June. 81 bis Mla. sir miles Moth o. Durhsm's. Ne
has engaged The services o. NJ. VIM C. Cisy,or, an
srpsrieneed Csrder. and his Cards arc vi New and
IN good order. and 20 those who have WOOL 10 card.
be would say. bsvs your wool prepared early and
prepared ,reh freed from al trash snd ban. and well
washed. sed creased -h one pound u grease 10 tsu
pound o vol. snd you msy expects good Rolls, II
b,ourhi early 10 the warm season on me cont.,, II
0ou neglect 20 have your WOOL we'll prepared. fss
shovel you need 10, expect perfect Rolls. II matters
not whst machines you take II 10. The following
priess viii Be charged per pound Ter making Rolls
Twelve and half cents for upmirsd, and Fifteen for
mired. 90 one fifth psn OF The wool.
q hemember your opn interest and prepare your
wool seHl and get good work.
w. w. GUESS.
Nay 17lh, 1887. So
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a BEAUTIFUL. While Kerosene 0ilin one and
DRUG STORE.
A FINE andfuIlAssorinen, oipae1e, Kni,e..nd
- Scissors. at the DRUG STORE.
DOAATUAs. Hair Oils. C.losnes. and Extracts
u fei the Handkerchief, al the
DRUG STORE.
DAZORs, Razor stops and Shaving Brushes, .,
u the DRUG STORE.
II AIR brushes. Pocket, Round. Fine snd Dress
A ing Combs, 81 the DRUG STORE.
KEROSENE Lamps. Shades. wieks. Burner. and
n Chinneys, sithe DRUG STORE.
TAP. Letter. Bill. Note and Legal Paper Mote
~ and Letter Envelopes, al The
DRUG STORE.
DOCKET Books and Port Monte Poek~, Mer,o
IL randun Books. sithe DRUG STORE.
A GREAT variety Of Tooth and Nail Bru.Le, "a
= TOile, Soap, Honey Soap and shssine. at,bs
DRUG STORE.
pAfNT. Vanish, white.wash and BACKING
l Brushes. stthe DRUG STORE.
WALKING Canes, al ih.
w DRUG STORE.
IF you want good smoke. goiothe
l DRUG STORE.
PULL Line Of Paint, and Dye siuffs. siihe
n DRUG STORE.
CNHEATON'ss and other Itch Ointment. s,,bs
W DRUG STORE.
El5H HoOks.and Lines, Marbles &r. stihe
L DRUG STORE.
A FINE Assortment Of Pipe, aud sien. som.
"A very hne.sithe DRUG STORE.
You will fad pretty lot Of Jswelry. s,,he
DRUG STORE.
SEWING Machine OIL superior aniel. al a..
DRUG STORE.
April II. az
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1867-07-17

chesley Herndon.
1T srpearng the Court hat The Defendan, in ,hi,
care Is not resident OF this State; II Is ordered
By The Court. that adssri-enent Be made for sir
successive weeks IN the HiIlsbsroogh Recorder for
saa defendant 10 be end appear at the ner, Superior
Court q Law 10 be held Cor Orange County. At The
Court House 70 Hillsborongh. on The second Monday
Of September next then snJ there 70 answer he aid
fetton, o judgment pro eOnfsssO will be taken .e
eording 10 Law.
Witness j. w. Cole. CIelk 81 our said Court. =,
cf.iee 10 Hlsborough. the second Monday Of Marc b.
1861. ]. W. COLE, c. s. C.
by q. w. BRUCE. u. C.
sunf ?. sl-6w
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IMPORTANT ARRIVALS
INDIGO and Nader, Chrome Green and Chrome
l yellow, at the DRUG STORE.
ESXTRACT Logwood, Blue Stone Spanish Brown
DRUG STORE.
i DRUG STORE.
l. DRUG STORE.
DURE Old Whisky. sehiedam sehnsPps and
4 Plantation Biiiers. atthe
DRUG STORE.
II DRUG STORE.
A YRE's Cherry Pectoral. s,ihe
IA DRUG STORE.
rpH0MPs0N's Celebrated Tooth Soap. ., the
DRUG STORE.
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Our Terms Of preens srs % per snnum. o. &c
Cor sir months. psid 10 sdssnes.
Adseuisemeniss---0 dolIsr per squsrs VOC 70
frs. insertion, end 6fiy cents Coz sseh eeninusnf,
Ten lines 10 constitute squsrs. A LIBERAL dsduf'0
will be msds 10 liberal customers.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-02-25

ESPECIAL p1spATcH TO THE PRESS.
STATE House, AUGUSTA, Feb. %.
SENATE.
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NEW York, Feb 49,
Cotton-dul and heavy, and fully &c lower; sales
$50 bales; Mddling Uplands at 81 &c. iA%
FlOur-Receipts 1916 bbls; sales Z 800 bbls State
and Western a. Zoe better the advance being chiefly
10 % co. Extra do, at 10 05 d0 10 95; Choice do
at 1000 a. II so; Round Hoop Ohio 10 so 90 II rs !;
Choice do II so "a 10 So; Superfne Western rs a
10 Co., Common TO good Extra Western 10 O5 40 10 95;
choice do 100 a. u 10. Southern rather steady
with sales of $50 bbs; mixed to good at II 40 q II CO.,
Fancy and Extra, - 10 a 16 so. =,
Wheat az &c better, the improvement chiefly on
Winter; sales 25,500 bush. Chicago Spring No. 2 at
25; Milwaukee No. Eat 90; Al. Der State at 05
Michigan at 8 10; White CANADA at 90.
Corn-1c lower with fair demand; sales 65 900
bush. Mixed Western In store, at 05 q ! 06; do,
afoat at 06 9107. New Yellow Jersey at OF a.
1 10, the latter price an extreme one.
Oats-lc BETTER sales At 900 BUSH Western at Sc %
COO. State at 664 a &C.
Beef-unchanged; sales $50 bbls new plain mess
at II 90 a 10 90; neS extra do, II 90 q 90 90.
Pork-frmer and quiet; sales $3.50 bbls. new mess
at 90 81 a. Il II, closing at p 90 for Western old
mess at 10 81 a 20 26 prime at Is rs a II 90; also
LOO bbls new mess at q 90 q q 81, sellers and buy
Lard,frmer in prices; sales OF 1900 bbls, at 124 q
i'f ,Ta eaIes od 10 If n9% State Of %
Whiskcy-quiet and steady
Rice-quet and frmer; sales at lOs a. 1O3 for Car
Sugars-frmer with good demand; sales 100
bbls of Muscovado at 100 q 113c. English Island
12c.
Cofee-lc better for Rio; sales 3,iOo bags Rio at 10
a 13ic in'gold in bond.
Molasses-frmer with fair demand sales 400
hhds. Mnscovado, old and new crop, par at Soc
Naval Stores-quiet; Spirits Turpentine at II a
79c. Rosin at II a 90.
Oils-dull; linseed nominal; lard, sperm and whale
nominal. .... &c..
Petroleum-quiet; sales crude at IL refined bond
ed at 29c. .-s
Talow-frm; sales $4,000 lbs, at III a 11ac.
Wool-quiet and firm sales $50, 600 lbs at 80 az 62ac
Tor domestic fleece % q Soc for Texas 80! q Az fol
pulled; 2e a 35c for Mestza. -..
h., frelghts to Liverpooquet and steady Cotton I'D
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The civil appropriation bill was taken up.
The amendment making appropriations for
Light Houses for Western lakes and Southern
iniets was adopted s. 57Hd r
An amendment appropriating $25OOOO for a
bridge over the Mississippi river at, Rock Is
land was rejected-26 against "a. ~
The amendment for the purchase of a bust
of Pulaski was agreed to-51 to 4S. t IS
The amendment abolishing the Office of Com
missioner of Public Buildings was agreed to,
and the bill was passed.
The House then resumed the consideration
of the bill from last evenings session making
valid all acts and proclamations of the Presi
dent for the suppression Of rebellion The bill
then passed-98 against 81. The House then
adjourned f+,tu H.9Hfg.sV g 100
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-02-25

NEW YORK, Feb. "a
Havana correspondence per the Ma uhattan
states that the soundings for a cable Between
Cuba and Florida are completed, and that the
cable will be laid next November A subma-
rlne mountain 5000 feet high was dis. covered
while making the soundings. The average
depth of the water is 800 feet
considerable uneasiness is still felt at i4ava-
ma about the financial situation. The COCOA
.taue Is attracting greater attention Old the part
tending upwards. e'si''S we'e
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EUROPE.
VIEWS BY THE CAR.LE.

NE s BY THE CAR.LE,
......... r.-. - Ill#
Baron Won Beust Minister of State Of the
austrian Empire, says that Austria is il favor
OF the evacuation Of Servia by the r urkish
forces. So far as Cretap affairs are conc srned.
the Baron says, tits the policy of the G. oyern,
ineht 10 avoid the question entirely.
,.o,.., BERLIN, Feb o. 70
Intelligence has been received from v Jenna
tnat serious apprehensions are enter Sained
mere Oh rising OF the peasants in the A .ustri-
an provinces on the Danube, and a large num-
Der OF arrests have been made by the CT ,vern-
:. count blspiarck is much better to-day and
III IL now thought that he will recover.
TIL, 5ls.}o.. LONDON, Feb %.
Inc Proposed Greek loan is on the market
Ipe English Government promises to give a
cC9nplete account of the postal service between
Great Britain and the United States
LIVERPOOL, Feb %, Noon.
Intelligence has been received here that the
brig Regina Delmare, Capt. Gennoro. from
New York 28th December, for Cette. went
ashore recently on Gran de la NouvelIe'
mn LONDON, Feb. 49, Noon.
The news from Spain is of an exciting char
acter Though the Government of that conn
try is seeking to keep from the public the
course of events, there is no longer apy donbt
mat serious insurrection is impending.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-02-25
Flour Barrels Wanted.

WE will pay 30 cents each for first class Flour
wv Barrels suitable for sugar. +r..
q LYNCH, BARKER & CO.,
noy13dtf 139 Commercial street.
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Chicago Markets.

r,ouu.., CHICAGO Feb. %.
,dai,, STEADY, quiet and unchanged. Wheat firm,
osIsn qIet sales at s6l q 81 for No q small
sr soies at s 90 - Corn fairly active closing
Oats active and adyancing sales at 43ic for No. l.
is TO- Sweet picked hams at Ii a i9ic Pic% ~
bnlk meats steady; sales of shoulders n 1s ba
cole Lard firm at II a 122c. s'' han'
Receipts-12 900 bbls -four, q 800 bush whoa, ooo
bush corn, $500 bush. oats, 1900 hogs SHIPMENT.
5000 bbls flour, $4,000 bush wheat, and 1000 bush
corn
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TEzE MARKET 5.


ss D NEW YORK, Feb 49,
The Posts financial article says the loan market is
rather more active at per cent, and loans as high
per cent. reported. Choice bills range from
to per cent. Stocks inactive but better ia tone
Governments firm. Railroad shares opened strong
and an advance obtained leading securities which
was well sustained at the close. Foreign Exchange
closed firm for steamer HHt : VIZ .
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.l. CINCINNATI, Feb. 23.t
Flour unchanged and dull Wheat firm and prices
. unchanged. Corn a &c higher, and In demand;
No. i at 81 q &c. Rye firm at % a 20. Barley
dull at 90 for choice fall. Provisions quiet. Mess
Pork is held at zoe. Lard at &c. Bulk meats at II
a 9ic, and lOtc with small demand. Bacon &c low
err sales OF shoulders at 9c sides 101c; clear sides
nc. Butter dull at u q 30e, Cheese at 16A a. lie,
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Wanted immediately
.d AT THE -,f-tL
New Employment Office (!
M 900 s Hono ~.o... "a

ID Door West Of City Building (up stairs
GIRLS capable of doing all kinds of house work.
VI TO whom good situations will be given.
Also LABORERS for various kinds of work. and
CLERKS for every kind of business. i -ffs
~ We are able at all times to supply parties in
any part of the State with GOO RELIABLE HELP
either as Domestics, Mechanics or Laborers
Merchants, Contractors, Farmers and others will
be supplied with Men and Boys for all kinds ots
ployment FREE OF CHARGE. Don't forget the num-
Der, 29t Congress Street. next to City Building Port
land, Me. GOURLAY 4 HEWITT.
FEB 22-df ProprietOrs.
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FROM South America.

1bo u,, NEW YORK, Fob. %.
me Heraid's Panama correspondent saws our
Mlnlstef' MT. Burton, to the Columbian Gov
eminent, still maintains his antagonists nos;.
ton. s"iiSuc posi-
1t has been decided that foreign mail. on,
cross the lsthmus without hndrance mans '''D
Mosquera favors the annexation nj Ec,5o.
This is supposed to be part of the nol;" a'}
ed out for him. '"y hiarh-
From South America it is rumcaed that
another proposition FOR peace had been made ,m,
by France and England, but the Cabinet would
not permit the terms TO be made known; but
u u ~ intlnated again that proposals from the
omted states would be cordially received.
Inc revolution in Mendoza is reported to be
; increasing IN Importance, the insurgents hav-
ing rpecently Coined decided advantages.
,,;n;, neruviap. cavalry regiment had revOlted
MI hling map of their officers as also those OF
In le lhiah' ~ regiment sent to reduce them to
zen. Capo, at the head of 400 men, invaded
S aS caibo, and meeting the forces of President
~ y" herland, battle ensued lasting seven hours
"Lrlng which Capo was killed and then his
forces retired.
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AUCTION sALAS.
important Sale of Government
NQSanl
DEPOT QUARrERMAsrER's OFFICE.
Baltimore Nd Inn,,nn % 80


Baltimore, Nd January 3d. 1851. I
MILL be sold at public auction M tba ,.,rt .,
w Baltimore, lHenderson's wharf East Baltmorei
on Thursday ~ NJ, February Is, 1ob7, the SIJPkR
OF 779 tons; length 325 ieet; breattl Of basr, a
feet depth OF OF hold 10 feet; cylinder so inehes
II feet stroAe.
rare opportuntyis afforded, in the sale of ri.
: teamer 10 persons desiring to purchase a really
first-class vessel.
She Is of light draft the engine and boiler are i'm
most excellent condition, and the hull perfectly
sound and strong.
1t is believed that for size and built he COSAIO-
POl4lTAN surpasses any vessel mthorto offered by
Government for sale at this port.
Terms cash, in Government funds, on day Of sale.
Further particulars may be learned upon appiCa-
uon 10 the undersigned or 20 the Auctioneers
SMdessrs ADREoN, THOMAS & CO., No. Is South
Charles street.
by order OF the Quartermaster General.
A. 5. KlMBALL,
eA.u n , Captain and A. q. NJ, U, 5. A.,
--H fooz' Depot QuarteImaster.
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--il. ------ N New YORK, Feb, a.
An agent of the Russian Government has
arrived in Washington and is negotiating for
the purchase of American small arms.
1t is reported that the President rendered
the eollectorship of New York to Gen. Sickles
who declined it