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post Ouice.

~ N4sHtIlE, March 20, 1885,
T,RoM and after the l., Of April the Post Once WIN
n be opened ON Sundays az half.past A. NJ aud
sIosa AT y A. ~ Open again al =. 81 and eiose Al
y AZ. On all other days the odice Will be opened At
hsE ,ast g. O'Clock A. NJ and close AT y O'Clock, y.
s. n. ANDERSON, Post MASTER.
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Benz. F. Shields Sales.

ID OCULAR Auction Sales OF FURNITURE, COOKING
II UTENSILS, cAFiEIINCS, kc., every Saturday
morning at 10 O'Clock.
ID OCULAR Auction Sales q Dry Goods, Clothing and
n Varieties, each "Wednesday and Friday evening at
searly Gas Light, by
Jan. Ia BENZ. =. SHIELDS
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Motif, Patent Agricultural Purnares.

yTyHIs article was constructed In consequence OF
i suggestion from the American Institute, that
s,rnpie portabie, and low,prced furnace, WAS much
needed BY farmers Cor boiling aud stcaming food aud
Tor MANY mec hanlcai and domestic purposes II took
..,,I. Inst received WV. STEWART,
'' FfrfE No.li Market Street. r
Also Coal Cooking Ranges, aud susn Cooking stoves
for coal. - W =
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rENN.YLyANIA rnrAroE,.

A soaFoTr.A IA. nwfI LING HOSE Nc 80 lligh
maySi-as ~ + b8fp, -.
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Negroes: Negroesft Fer saIesis
A 80. IMAM cazoks aud his 10. Who h a splsncsa
~ Washer and .rsnsf. Ala sud lzEn1ly q Ilkeiy
Sesfces, Nhsre sll Be sold laN.
iznE1--u ielYn %
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r,. rs,.faeturs and sais Of the ''ExcEfslop'
coRS AID COB MILL will BE- continued ny me unses
isss street. " -
InayIk-1lW frE-4I tf.l- .lstH| f'
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on hand .na 90 AZ - y . DIcsEY
~ aprie--L
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Metropolitan Eating House.
Riddlebergcr's Eating House.

70 Is as >-.g;e )
GAM RIDDLEBERGER takes occasion TO announce 70
- the public that, the Summer season over he has
given up the enjoyment Of rura felicity and return
ed town. His House is again opened and he hopes
to again the smiling faces of his old friends and
customers, and To become acquainted with lots of
ones. His tables shall always be literally supplied
with the best our market affords, and ttle more -
Sept l, 1857.
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Dissolution.

vv,Hr eo.partnsrshp hcreioere existing oetweeh the
Undersigned % this day dissolved BY mutual con
sent. Our notes and accounts have bssa plAcsa "a
al nils should be presented for payment
AZ oA's $500 JAMES c. BALDWIN,
j. @. FELLoNks.
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GENTS, WINTER ROOTS.

ToHN RAMAGE, - College Street Is in receipt Of
81 Gents super Calf Water proof Stitched Boots.
- " Congress y. :. Caters.
" " n. :. shoes
% g Pump sole Dress Boots.
% 4" " 90 g - Caters, etc
isnsS-u Holm RAMAGE
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qrp GooDs, rtr.
r. C. McNairy & Co.,

DECEIVED this day an elegant lot OF new and desir
II able goods adapted 10 the present and approach
ing season. consisting part OF the following articles
Elegant Bayadew Silks;
sf Chene silks,
Flounced do;
/" Double skirt do;
&c Side stripe do;
sc Panoda Cloth "new.
&c Flounced Grenadines,
90 Double skirt dc;
Side striped do;
Plain silks all colors
.ogether with all qualities Of Plain Black Silks, neat
Checks, Plaid stripes &C., &c, very cheap. Elegant
Laces styles. We have Also assortment OF La
dies Under Garments, such Chemise, Night Gowns,
Skirts Caps &C. All Of which we offer on the most
favorable terms. R. C. McNAIRY CO.
4 MARRIOTT $3.50
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isxecutOr's Notice.

A ~. frrsatsr haHins e-zEa8 asalasl lie kslaie =
~ fees. JuSEE. dec'd. are hcteoF notiAed ~ pre-
seal tets 5set,erly proyes and kAs ne linle lre
scriead b, az ami thoss o~ing said Estate are re
qaest1d b nlake iIeE8ed iase payment.
ffIk1t fii Il0p. -.
nasys-dfra A. A HATCHER, n'''s'
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nAII.lknAn sPlKES.

rIsHR unfersasnsd tle aDtAerized ascary for sha
sale e fortur, kolle a sNefl's RaiiroaA SPIKES
sad o. Be tie BEST snd rkcRprss spa A
sappiy cccztastiy 81 hand AID leF sele By
$50 .re zif d. n DfCKEI, a
aprfo-sf ccl1Ee Ssreet. Nashx de.
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For Rena

5nA RaGs Prime Rall.saorr coass lass reoslvsg
Jul cAKrER, MAY %
Esaro-tf
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LAnIES, RONNEr RnNEs

A LARGE and superior assortment Of plain Top
~ aud Tray Top Hat Gases, various sizes, and OF
the best manufacture, just received by
JOHN RAMAGE,
M - I,II,
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BrOgans and Rlud

BIO2ans and MID EOOts.
MEN. s Double sole Brogans;
WI - Boots
Mems HEAVY KIP WORK OF All KINns;
For sale very low prices FOR CASH.
JOHN RAMAGE,
Cnllapa Sfreat
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And al articles Kept IA a shoe Store, % waich we
invite the aticntsE u al wanfiug ARTICLES Ike
jan25 BRADSHAW 4 RUTLAND.
Trunks and VaIises.
Gold Pens.


ToiIS YORK a 90. have ca band the best Gold Pea
81 evsr ofered Tor szla m sllAs Ensfkrt
kfTt-H W4
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ladies Hat Boxcs
NEW SrtyI .rssa - 50

A FREszi sapply q slese ana lIay Tor Is.z E0xcs
n hEss and snAA1 slzes, jast received p
sprs-a q College street,
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ma UunoAsrsp UuntRUvurvy.
TIE nCARAeUA rAANeIr O0nPANY-fHB RuYLY o.
ooNn0DoRRs MORGAN AND eAKlls0N, WHO MAKE
UOuHrHB CLAM.

TIE MCARAeUA rAARsIr O0hPANY-rHB A1YLY %
coNnopoRRs MORGAN AND GARRISON, WHO MAKE
oouHrx1 CLAM
sncrss .csdc.cd g. cAsrss 1eyyo: ID 0sv.stss
scns dsss sinee ssd now. 10 sS.s sp Z tarss:: wssS 4
- been dsre al tines o dkpsass We svs u sub
n; a.: :s92 w.s s. .o.
or q acton q BE ana
s:s s. s ;a;y
psS.y e. se.. ain tint limited and spscssS and
ed complaint stated; and slso tAey
Hs, Ct 4: Psis ~
q S a.S &c, ssr, snS asss me
Dat =. Rf.innn he time Of the rendition Of
q N The me Dc s
.,Ssn;. 81, sa on Or about he aIst day Of sspsmss
nsntoned they employed Il. plsntn then being u Nlcs
..ss .sTo. o. I:aSa: q Ns.sssas ana that hsy ihri
10, ssy Soad
such services should Sc reasonably worth fssy ssy FUR
the. that the plaintiff =. the time and plsse named
ne twenty q Sssss
Ss: y sss
'ssse.sd Isf ss% ;as ., vera n:
full hss .na nh pd
,ssh employ ns1t q The pl.nan, ana Gave sfers
or ether ssent or Oths1ws for
time or event in hsr amended respectively stated
ct fixed rate Of salary nsaon
hem in the and msters In tbs amended
averred otherwise They further thai the
BY him from Them stated in the amended complaint
nyfp
poy Of them N any oapacy or subject %
Sies.ssua ne r:sass. q isnasSs:
for the purpose during the period In the amended
plant stated or for any eher purpose Or daIns ny other
sF ss @ a:s q as. s s
ever existed between them AZ he plaintiff hes been
h he s.ssd the say s ssSs
appears they deny and
indebted % ne plaintiff ne therein stated
plant and The fourth ,sps,ste ssuse Of aston they they
psi he premises sae sah complaint
esed q IN fun assrrps the contrary thereof and
q the amended ,mpsnt every thereof Respective
y and each and every matter Ard thing h alleged
plaintiff IN hs sum stated or IN any oSss sum What
soever And for 2 further and separate defence
u this action, the defendants further aver - fosws
That at var,our times since the nrst day Of
plaintiff have at divers times advanced and him,
order on his &c IN, divers s large sums Of
endans and for which he duly
De request and for the nss and benefit q
hin divers Other arge suns Ct money and have nkewise
benen and o. him goods
dice Of great value that the spscvey
10 o. on Of he pan reS esessd. s
whole tbs amount of AL just claims and demands Of him
due from the plaintiff them in which balance the plan
now .sncs indebted % them and they hereby claim to re-
Wherefore the defendants demand Judgment against the
Gs .n he on 2 Dc s,s aS
from him. with the costs Of this action.
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pevyonas IutsIIlw~ues.

Scandal says ,nal rich and plous citizen Of westneld
nass vho equally prominent in the church and the
bank u which be dircotsr, has been dctected In "a
htrtsue with handsome woman now In bonds The
charge Of countorfetng.
n said That Mrs Henrietta Baker, Of The Louis
Usarf,su, comedian, and Immediately take up her res
depoe v Ii him Al his home on The Hudson.
ARRIVALS.
ss S ToSs Sd rsssao s
eioss, Ma soue y two cfndres spdwo krs NINA
rsr. '.rv1 amSs s .ns'r fo D
sS sGn = 1'rs .ns fi@ per
~. Psfs, Judge fooe. Geneva
sss .S & Nh ne s ~, =: rsTy
ssrs,s,n NJ: Nelson M. sehTene Mr., POOLE esd and
sT,tSossss.r W.. wn.ss Mss Isnsas s VAR
r Sfs s0sS. ssns S.Ss s s wv ws,d M M S.
Bseshy end LAZY a Greenwood, W n stArt LADY and
sAf s pi s. ;ns III ' Day ~
1re b ss N p sos oTs vs.
siysr sG sss ,dI' Mrs. Carter HsnsS s.ssaburrs
sS La. sg oss s"S &c ca sss and IN
ibe sieerafe
l.dy etDd JonSs l. slings Us Bsnnet Cheney . "
scedder James heed M. Al Isrbspks and i-o children
DC th,nssrlsls Hs.ss.i Yosen , Pope. n. Bsss'
@ fSsn.ssss x ssaTe si FISHER ~. srs.s,
s,.,:ssss - ny ;iSs.% s;:. ;S
way Malone YRSn Bsrsrgsp ssysrns and
ss y, T xsn s sss.. sss s. x ssss.s
Storage.
rron chsri.sgp IN me steamship Au.n.-s riohepor.
saiss ipsess ~. Ws-S sr. sus s sos. NJ.
Esrson sad children. Mrs karson hrs DIGGER, Mis-
Bunt-snd IA steersse.
Prom Btze Bon. In The bark DR. Ahrens Mr.
CNsteDo fiDdisy, Hampstead, Mrs OK " Hsrdcaste
end tvo chllcren.
Prom Noble IN The tsrt oodspsed-nsscs Lucy and Ca
ross brown NJ Price, lady and ehd, NJ Br.Ssrd
p,oss Ms Dese.rs ssd esi Miss foI NJ surrs, =,
Hsntin.
~ Y q psherden. y HutchingsL
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Beard OF Aldermen.

Tkk BOARD met last evening Mr. Bradley In the chair
DIL.riDATrD CONDITION
municsuon received from the Street Comuis
scnev In relation the condition Of the wkrves beouginE
he Ceporaon The wharves reported upon eItend from
core- ook the Eas river 70 pier North river The
o. four uch In dangerous condition, requiria heavy
repairs There thirty Eve In safe COM ion toleraoy
fooc order eighteen In order and thirty either be-
tag repaired BY enclosed for
requiring only sghi repairs THIS classification does not In
eluee The foun iA OF which even In the piers
ported BY The Superintendent being In good order
~ tsied; OF these further examination will be sde The
f1ne Sng vNned-for pier rs 5000; for pier -
~ 500 for pier 40 TOO for pier ~ 5000 Detailed speci
nc III bese -four piers being prepared The Com
missioner asks for authority for proposals. have said piers
repai ed
Referred W Comui'ise on wharves Piers and Slips
The report % The committee drect-g the Croton Depart
70 appoint inspectors the work Of paving Maiden
fsns spd Corandt street and said
Gsn the louDcmen and he subject OF some debate
Alderman TUcgTR opposed the continuance Of the work.
for The thai the not what bargAned
for Alderman Hooe and others coniended that The
report vas finally adopted by a voi. of9to7
The report n the Couucmeu In favor OF directing the Cty
Inspector draw psns and specific tons for cleaning
sreer Of The city, with amendment Of the Gem nee OF
sarses 70 draw hem csei up. and afer cppos
kor recomuitted.
NINTH lfDxRsASrc DISTRICT.
resolution offered directing ~ r. Valentine the Cerf
al Tie Board 70 nov the electors Of the Ninth adermanie
sss thai election would be held he oh day OF June
fr member 70 OIL the created BY the desu OF tne
>ie Alderman Gregory On motion 81 Alderman Boole The
matter was referred 70 . special committee.
Adjourned 70 Wednesday uhisO evening IT i've O'CLOCK
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MlRIFIHB IAfILLIsBACE.


Psst - Ssw Ysrk, Jsns 9, lsSs.
am
s::s:ss c:s o. S Ssssw.
Snip A.ss.A B..,:Sy San rrs,,s.eo-ss I.secsi o.
Bash Marquis Of Butte tBs) Fairly 81 Jshn NIB Af
Big Az o.oo.uek c,.ri, Asp,nv.n-Ho,.eo. Ho.diey
prs B,leh; A.,hs.s, y John: Ns- srsa, Son %
sris Martha Maria Anderson, klizAoehport-rhompson
s. S:s::sn
sehr banson WisiS Eeuthsra-Jos Eness.
Fss
sssI ssss: %1 .ss
ARRIVED
steanshp F'e.tds, GEcwe ssysnuss VIII mdss and pa.
:ss:i. sS'e:s ssss:s
Sssst x:pinSs Also Cd Delaware, passed .sSr De-
mil, kpce for savannah =,
nass mo P.::sossr. o Sronwsi @ ia ms. st
$3.50 lon 10 passed ship Liberty Atkins hence for New
s:ss..h.p Atlanta, Laynsld Charleston 60 hour. VIII
An, nss soush Of Chine as.gne s1chsngsd ssas whS
thiD Fiord. tof BOSOM whmsre sarbsdOea Is days. in
ship Wandering Jew tof Camdsn>, Carleton Havana. May
specie 10, Harsous Nay ~ Lat q 10 loo s. IS
a q s;ss g
$ srS .D y p. Il Ct @
2 SasSls::on June l g lS1 7.ss s.sa.ng.d
posed AIberrns for HsvsD0
g. as,s IL
y,;Aa l:5ss a.si % Hsv... whom four isss
with .. bscsimed. Double Headed Keys
rs
S g p S sss e Co
Ba,s Kass Lincoln Christian. remArarA "a days with
BHk Josnscn ot sesrsport Blake CardenAs. IL days
BsI ss!s.rs ii bsi.oo Ne. Dream. May n and the
fsze a5h With cotton tobacco &C. 70 Eagle Hazard 9Th
Ssd, 10 days from Va sDSss tor soaon W A'0A
Bark asoaspeed Pave Mobile NAY n with cotton Ac. to
Brig I.uIeaa Dunbar Para "A days. with rubber. &C. to
Big a.npdsn e. ss.sc, I pG.S
Big Unaire SsrS sr.Dscomo, Ctsnfuegos n days With
so.:.s: ,sG PoSs:n Co. sia in company With scsrJ
ss 6 With
brig Geo Harris from Hoinss Hole and mar
Brig Prncess Royal CB-, Pearnan Bermuda days With
potatoes, TO- W = Davenport
toes - onons to Middleton CO 'A'' WIN p'~'
Brig jams SSsorss A;Ts Galveston 70 day. with cot
s,ir Hiram Bishop BoosS M...r,.. ~ days with fruit
sa 81 s9oi NJ s u. 81 e sps and .S boz.
$ g r ssI ss la
for New YORK. dale LAT 50 20 Ion 50 80 spoke brig Cem
& FOR nS S .s
.s a s.. *. z: %
topsallsnt mat and Eafniopssl yard. (see above)
a. SNS pins.ppis:, . Ire: I%sltin 90 ~
Schr b Trowbrtdge (of New Haven't Morrow, Bermuda,
days with potatoes, 10 70 Middleton 4 Co.
scbr Passport hswkips Pas Cavalle Texss May TO- with
s. s. lon 50 Il :.W :sSr G Nary New YORK. Steering
RSH "
sehr Target. Furman. Savannah, days. with cotton.
McCready Mott Co.
ecbr rhrell, higgins CHARLESTON, 5 days
ecbr Nickerson, fulford. Georretown, &C, 4daya
scbr Mary farmeles 9Ashll Washtngton NC, 3daya
sehr Bkknsp, Hickman, virgiois 2 dAyG
echr Brown, MArshall virgiuA, 2daya
schr n Bird, johnson Virginia, 2 dsya
schr Fairfax, Mott, Georgetown. DC, days
kchr A Van Cleaf. Van Cleaf AlexAndrta, dayA
schr Sheldon, White Alexandra, daya
echr James House. sprasue Alexandris, 4 days
kchY james lawrence, Alien Boston. 3dAys.
echr Dolphin Harris Georges Bank, Mass.
schr Josephine, Balett Wesiport
schr Law. LaDpbeer. Port EVEN for Stouiagton-
Steamer Ospray, ReAney. Providence.
BELOW.
One ship, unknown.
Wind during the day 6, light
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The Third Trial OF Canceml Ter the AllcIe
Murder OF Policeman Andersen.
SUPBKME COURr-CIRCUIT.
Defcye Hon Judre Wyicht


JUNK s.-7he People o. Michael Canoemi-rhe empan-
neIhng Of the jury IN this resumed The panel
consisted Of thousand names, and q vast number
proved ineligible by their having :" formed
pressed opinion the guilt innocence Of the
sased," additional panel Of i've hundred names was
sailed for by Mr. McKeon Acting District Attorney. Tho
whole panel exhausted n two O'Clock, when eleven
Jurors sDly were sworn.
Mr. Biankmsu, for prisoner, suggested that the usual
was, when the panel exhausted 70 call upon
jurors 10 attendance who had not already answered
ire Clerk me snifHn,-whose lungs we're severely
sxercred BY calling such ioog panel OF Tin most part
names and administering 70 each Juror
well and truly try the between the people
and the prisoner the bar-caed upon any jurors pre-
sere aSou. twenty gentlemen walked to toward; the
0erks cttk. The nrst amongst them WIS Mr. A. l.
saostwe who testified that be had not formed any OPT
nisn the matter, and be was Immediately accepted by
ase prisoners counsel. This completed the panel.
worthy Of remark, in this extraordinary case,
Notwithstanding Is i" thrice told tale, - that the
counsel for the prisoner only exercised the privilege Of
perempory challenge, though entitled TO twenty, and
ss many more a. they could show just cause for.
The following are the names of the jurors empanneled
Charles Abernsthy, dry goods ia East Fourteenth IT.
Joe Bates merchant, "a Cast Twenty fourth street.
Horace J. Moody average adjassr, l42 West twenty
Freoerick johnson, livery stable Is Pearl street.
Robert Christie, hardware, 1oe Third avenue
Benz p. Fairchilds, grocer, ~ Ninth avenue.
JAs Lewis, gentleman, 1872 Seventh avenue.
Michael Moore grocer, LA West Thirty second street.
Geo. l. Duy ckinck, literary, 20 Clinton street
Fred. kler, merchant, Blocker street.
william Pbeps, Oyster dealer, II East Twenty ninth st.
Abraham L. sbotswell, tobscsonist ia Eighth avenue
Mr.. fcKeon suggested 70 the Judge that the other
Orcun COURT room, the third story OF the building
sbouia be used for the trial Of this the noise
om the street rendered impossible for the jurors 70
lear In this, the lower
The suggestion agreed TO, and the hours fixed by
the Court were from ten 70 four o'clock IL then
agreed 10 adjourn the until Wednesday (the)
morning at ten O'Clock, Judge Phillips felt pnysi
eay Inadequate 10 the task OF opening the for the
prtsccuon which he In associated with the Attorney
eerera (Mr. fremaipe) and Mr. McKeon, Acting District
Attorney. Nessrs. Ed B BlaDkmAn and Ashmeade,
sci for The prisoner scquesced and the case was
adjourned after somonitiop from the Judge 70 The jury
with any person amongst themselves
Sespestipg the charge against the prisoner.
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The DaRe1ah 0uexagoA
IN sAKs.Ee o. rR1 MACEDONIAN AND DOLPHIN
DoGos, June Q, 1865
II psysh win IN seday fs~ We sssss e oss~ shs
Wi sary cot marines, anA win 10 stationed IN ths
s~f - inssrposs between British cruisers and American
~ssssk and vhaicsss the rights Il Ne ssars ed sspss
Dr consss Of sx thirty FOUNDERS and ore
sSss en- pSosser "Daagrsn" heWtsssr, besides guam
~ q small AIMS.
vhs Macedonian sailed frou this yard Saturday, thc
~. She went down shs bay n Ace style
Annexed send you correct List Of me o"'e" 10
L eutensn, Oommaudipg, J n Hafnt
LAssssn anti First, Bradford; Second, p p VII
A>.s; THIRD, @ s.rPsntsr
A~ ssaot Surgeon, J. NJ Brown.
AVirg Purer, ID d. Clark
0spsAm's Clerk, Leonard GunHel
Pufssr's Clerk, Reed.
v,HIIKR MOVEMENTS IN FLORIDA.
Prom the Tampa Penpsular, May a.
On Ybursday the 2th ms sant Col LOomb received or
srp from washing directing the Following movements
- be made IN and to place their forts IN the
Csp, Brspnans company lst Artillery 70 take post At
Key west
o. Wyuder's company lst Artillery 70 take post u
Pspssools
OPP, Doubedsys company LIST Artillery to take post Al
GAP, seymours company LIST Artillery TO take post as
Fort Aouitrle, s
Prompt in uedia.e'y taken TO carry out
TIE seove orders rhe United States Ranger left
sN rsce Fricay last FOR Fort Myers carrying Capt
Lesy ard his oompsny Of volunteers, nfy strong Capt
Le>ty VIII FeDeve tApI braunan IN conmand OF fort
Myers. The New Orleans steam Jacket due here Mon
day win touch q PunA Rsssa and take Captains BranDan
npa Seypcur's companies, landing them 1t Key West
Capt Sc viii embark the Isabel, u that port,
apc proceed to Charleston.
The mail steamer Calhoun will proceed to Fort DAasas
Urd embark Col Winders command for Pensacola The
sbief Quarter master Major McKnsy has sent an agent
% Charleston charter transportation for CAPT Douoe
Say company a Fort Capron Major ncKinstry lon here
YESTERDAY for Fort Myers TO supentend the Transports
hcs fer Brapran's command.
Dol. Loomis prompt action 10 worthy OF ali commeuda
osn. Nay the wisdom and vgor OF our authorities N
Washington be duty appreciated by grateful people.
Our flag In The language OF great resolution adopted BY
recent meeting Of New York merchants, covers tue
cargo Of our ships whether ha cargo consists Of nggers
~ nothmg.n
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ATorHEs MILITARY hovnKST-Orders have
been issued for march o. about tso hundred troops
from Memphis 10 California VIA The Southern route They
tile with them some four hundred horses Intended for
cavalry service In California large number OF wagons
we're thpped on board Of Memphis boats day on
two eDce intended for this command, but before the
vessel get under wsy the order coupermAnded, aud
sbey have not teen sent Colonel Fsuptieroy goes In
mAnd snd Captain Smith, Of this city, also ordered
o. lhlS uiy.-,&. LosH Republican, yEpsk
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vss.A Il ssous my per es,s 10 an creditors, .. adjusted

&vasnA d sSou my psr osne 70 al creditors, - Adjusted
eAAims, abeus ~ nrss q July.
M earnings 4 The Ai~so, 81 Paul and Esd Ia Lao
x.ilFead TO- y, 1853 were.. Uses %
Do. 4sy. 1et7.... ~, sos 70
Increase, 3sk pr cent ,20o IS
ne following somnunioatons have been received 4 the
Canal Department, Albany -
LYONS JWe 6-l0P.M
Hhan commence filling 70 night dsve navigation by
Monday morning. ENSIGN BENNETT,
Resident Engineer.
ROCHESTER, June Z, 1853.
Break completed and dams taken out saturday nigot
C. Il. Mason, Superintendent
The United States Insurance Company, q Boston, hes
declared semi annual dividend Of four per cent payable
on demand the Atlantic Cotton Mills, Of Massachusetts,,
semi annual dividend Of three per cent payable o. the
10th inst the Hartford q Bank semi annual dividend
Of five per cent, payable on demand.
Governor Brown has called upon the banks Of Georgia
declare upon oath, that neither they nor their axen
cies have taken than seven p cent upon the
purchase Of bills Of x,hange since the passage Of the
late ac relieving them from forfeiture Of charter In con.
sequence Of yment Of specie Tho Savannah Re.
publican supposes that the banks viii take no notice Of
The Governors command.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-09

STATE ARSENAL AT ALBANY.-This structure is
70 be commenced forthwith The building will be placed
the Of Eagle and Hudson streets few blocks
south OF the Capitol It will occupy large space the
ground, be four stories high with towers &C., built
brick The whole cost 10 within the OF thirty
four thousand dollars expected fashed In the
course Of six months.