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St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1861-05-02
PROFESSOR l.. MILLER'S
Hair Invigorator.
Az EFFECTIVE, SAFE AND ECONOME C
CAL COMPOUND.

CAL COMPOL.ND.
without dyeing, and preventing the Hair from turning
gray.
For Preventing Badness, and curing it, when
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For Removing scurf and DantlruR, and all
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For Beautifyiny the Hair, impartng to IL an
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The great celebrity aud the Increasing demand for this
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ana thinning Will give strength and vigur 10 the roots,
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There are hundreds Of ladies and gentlemen in New
York who have had their hair restored by the of
this vigorator when all other preparations had failed
l. VI. has Ia his possession letters innDerablc testfying
10 the above facts from persons Of the highest reSpeci-
bity II will clectuay prevent the hair from turning
gray until the latest period NJ life and in where
the hair has already changed it, color the of the
'goratnr viii with certainty Restore ii Ia IT, original
hue, giving Il a dark glossy appearance A. perfume
for the toilet and Hair Restorative is particularly
having an agreeable fragrance and the
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when moist with the lnyigurator be dressed in any
requirea form To preserve it, place, whether plain
o. IN curlhcGcc the great demand for il by the ladies
a. standard toilet article which none ought 10 bc with
OUT as the price places within the reach of all being
Only Twenty-Five Cents
per bottle Ia be had ut all respectable druggists and per
tuners.
l.. Miller would call the attention Of Parents and Guar
dianS 10 the ct his Myigoratur, in where the
ehdrcns Hair iuCnes be weak. The Of il hays
the foundation for good head Of hair, any
impurities that may have become connected with the
scalp. the removal of which Is necessary both for the
health Of The child and the future appearance Of its Hair
CAuTInS.-None genuine without the fac smile LOUIS
MILLER being on the outer TapIer also l.. MIlIERS
HAIR iNNlGoRAIOR, n Y. blown ia the glass.
Wholesale Depot, 81 hey 81 and sold by all the princ-
pal Merchants and Druggists throughout the world.
Liberal discount to purchasers by the quantity.
also desire to present to the American Public my
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1861-05-02
+. NJ. WELL S CELEBRATED
GERMAN LINlMENT.

An unequalled application where linimen
or ointment is required 1t cures the wors
old sores, wounds, poll-evil, sweneys, snake
bite, SPAWN, rheumatism, frozen limbs, burns
scalds, collie, &c
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1861-05-02
Fire & Inland Navigtion Risks
accepted at terms consistent with sclvency
and fair profit.
Especial attention given to Insurance of
DWELLINGS AND CONTENTS

for terms of one to five years.
The solid service long and successfully tried,
and the many advantages the .Etna Insurance
Company possesses in its line, should not be
overlooked by those ready to insure and I'M
derstanding their best interests.
During = stringent times " the necessity for
reliable Insurance becomes an imperative duty
the ability OF property owners to sustain loss
being then much lessened.
Agencies in all the principal cities and towns
throughout the State. Policies issued without
delay. by any OF the duly authorized Agents
of the Company.
Business attended 10 uTth Dispdtch and Fidelity.
q. G. & Il. &. REINIGER, Agents,
st. Charles City, Floyd Co, Iowa.
2:1m3
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1861-05-02
AYERS Cherry PICTORIAL.

- -. ~"
A large supply of thisinyaluable remedy for
IA coughs, colds and consumption, just ~
eived and for sale at the st. Charles Book.
storeby, A. B. +. HII.DRETH.
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1861-05-02

Communication tickets for persons may be
obtained of the Captain on board, at one-half
the above rates, when One Doliars worth is
purchased at time
The Company reserve the right to change
the above rates whenever they may think pro-
per to do so. JOHN LAWLER,
General Agent.
y. r. When IA bank bill is offered for fer
riage the usual premium on specie will be in
varably charged
Sunday FcrIy-Leave Prairie du Chen at s
A. NJ, and McGrcgor at 5. 80 p NJ.
Il. II. SHERWIN, Captain.
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1861-05-02

Liouid Ha1r Dye
which, alter years Of scientific experimenting ! have
brought to perfection II dyes Black Brown instantly
without injury 10 the Hair skin warranted the best
article Of the kind IN existence
Price, Only 30 Cents.
Depot, So Dey Street, New York. 42y1.
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Leave Ch1CaRo,

Grand Union Dcpots throughout the entire
line, i'm connection, at Buffalo and Dunkirk,
with the New York and Erie and New York
Central Railroads.
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News Office and Agency.

School Apparatus &c, adapted to their wants,
and are invited to call and examine for them
selves.
J. W. SMITH.
st. Charles City, Nov. 7th, 1860.
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S AIPPIN NEWS.
ALMANAC FOR FEW YoRK-rHIs DAY.
FUN RISES. 81 NOON RISES. morn L
IUN BErs. ZSI HIGH WATER. eve
Pert Of New York, April 4, 1861.

CLEARED.
Steamship Marion. Adkns Charleson-Spoford, Tleston
Steamship Roanoke Couch, Norfolk, &c-Ludam 4 Hene
BARK Eagle d.aD scarPst Ws.erford Devin
Brig Mary Pierce smith, Cardenas- Bro kman Co.
Brig whsssqn Leeman Jacssonyiiis-Brett Son 60
schr W seaver Nickerson oporto-B Small
schr Hannah, Loud, Montego Bay-Bret Son 4 Co.
schr Holmes srs.ssr Dsnaars1T Gpsrtn
%ssR ss WsSS PsSS
scSr H.nden ,,askii wsshnSton N,Masper
sshr 4 Hawley Prische Elizabeth Ciiy~T q Benton 4
schr J Hoy., Lyons, Batinore-y " Mckee
schr J W Faaikiin, salem-R " Ropes 4 Co.
s schr lula !, su Parsons Sosss sa.,d H0wss
siooD E@Ily; FIss%ss, New ss MsysaSI Racket
steamer Ann Eliza Robinson. Phiadepha.
ARRIVED.
NssT Murray Charleston with md ps and and
nalzed steamship Columbia hence for Charleston. -
msss and passsnsers, 70 II B Cromwell 4 GO. ~ 80
n Steamship paIsh &c with mdse
Nth Td;s
sooG nops
II casper s.ss spoke ship mO1sGp Reed from MsR
"a Hale Foochow for New had been in
an
&C. had tcf water a the hold when she lighted
to oss~si FaSsy Gss Wind. he
seas' Ly M1Sss 'sps.ss
Zephyr Wilmington, NC Tor Liverpool 9Th Lat Is 10
0s
sy s &c .s hd ys
&C. March H. 70 s., lon 81 80 ssnaaed ship Teresa,
Bark Julia Hsyn r,as chtfed Bordeaux ~ days. with
schr Dutch DeJonge Ardrossan days. with
schr Bale nj Br Nsiach St john NIB 20 days. with aths
schr Mary Nickerson, Philadelphia for westport
Adelaide. ElizRbethpOrt Portland
schr e lowering Jones Eli.abethport for Taunton.
seSr watson: FssssT IsilssSshpsss for fsS River
sr sssy EssssSS for for aso q,
ssSr for Sc asfO0
seRr Ross Burgess s., Calais s,.nS g days
schr Copia, Bearse, Boston, 8 days.
schr Davis, Allen, Boston, days
s e. ., SsS asssis 1s sse
s ssr Dssn cssa s sSSsoxn s days,
ssss s oregon Mathew MsaSspo boston
sI op wasp Sass EsaSshpert fer srdssport
sloop Lady Fenwck Gilbert EhzaSethpor for
siOop Engineer, -, Elzsbs,hport for. flushing
sop p F sa g S sessns
sioop BrdgeSr Smith, Elzabethport FOR Poughkeepsie
sioop Blackstone, Allen, PrOy,dencc. days.
steamer sarah. Jones. PhiladelphIA
Steamer Vulcan. Morrison. Philadelphia.
Steamer am.utta. Arev New Bedford
Steamer Ospray, kenny. Providence
Steamer AbAtross, Jones. Providence.
BELOW.
ship 4 Hodges from liverpool Feb II, with mdse ze-
rega Co
Also, one ship, unknown.
SAILED.
Steamship Roanoke Norfolk &c ships Winged Racer San
Francisco, Palmer, Hong Kong Columbia, Benz
Adams, liverpool yorktown, Lond9n Caravan Bfis-
to enue, Living ton. and Logan, Havre LYDIA An
twerp; Eectrc brig Wenonah, Cardcnas others
Wind during the day NNE
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.ss HerrsS, cosaSs sosipari; Harriet sossrs 40
srs ;sSs
s.us 8 POI s,rssS a., p 'o Ss ssss
cd mAchlAsrT az March ss-in port waiting wna, brig
lev ORE Hs ' M.sus s0l G'ea ssp ps ret Queen
s.s Oasis Genoa a. xsss dass conaoS
derry Towed 2sd met ships gad Iiahos.
ssP: s as ss xy sss
NORroLx April Arr sshrs Reindeer, Ellis darweh Fl
Norfolk, Andrews West indss sshrs Pitts, csrsoas
CHARLESTON sc Jones Bsdsll, Work
Ah-A by ted bark Price, Cuba for Falmouth, Eng,
NEW BEDFORD, April SID schrs rhos rull. Hooper,
PENS AOOLA, 25-Arr bark Matilda rreve St Thom-
brig VIM Mason, Gardne', Apaachcola Cid 18th, s,hr
Enthusiastically Aprii s-Arr steamer Delaware, John
sS1 Sss
Weston, Long and John Cad gaader Clayton salem Nary
Adan,, NYort Willow Harp Haiss and so.,on' sre@ss
NBedford Nellie D. Stedman stamford Mary Patterson
brig Nameaug Rogers Havana: schIs salisbury aud
Echnond Neal GSdrey s sn aSe'vs ;c,e
Sears Boston; Willow Harp, Huse Boston soston, srows-
Med ord Cadwaader, Clayton, Roxburv; Mary Anna,
Bowen and Empire, Adams, Providence; Patterson. God
f6RTLAND, Apr, Arr bark Jubilee Fredericks Mas.n-
ey Lrsko Havana schr Jennie Morton, Bullock Cientue
RICHMOND April a-schr Samuel Kirwan. NYork sid
Lark Abigail Mcfarland Rio Janero chr Myers nhsades,
SAVANNAH. March 70 q sl-steam.hlp Georges Creek,
Wilsts saismore; bark wathaa, Wltham Hsvre bars
hahsr Ks aea
Nickerson, Baltimore CD ships tasmania tor Banks Ly-
Ms Du sss1s sea- s
w kumsey Taylor narien; W dershon Sole Nstanzas
SALEM, April s-Ar bark Arthur Pickering, caulaed,
WILMINGTON g. April Put in, schr P Cake sndi-
colt, from Georgetown, for Syork, In distress (see
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miscellaneous.

SHORTEST PASSAGE CstsA sE.soS-The cee
brated clipper ship Snow squa Capt Lloyd anchored tn
bar Wednesday evening last having ouistrpped all her
competitors the China flee, this she left annoy Jan
II and passed Head sd which gives passage Of 81
days from Annoy and 20 from Java Head.
LAuscI-Joan Englls win lannch from his yard foot Of
Eighth street River Saturday morning a
IL O'Clock steam ferry the house Of King
Co Of New York. called the de Rega She il l4l feet
long ~ feet BEAM ii feet hold and Of 40J Her engines
be put in by the Morgan Iron Works and viii be
completed by middle OF June She ply between la
and Regla.
FoR LIVERPOOL ouEESsrowN-Tbe fsvorl.e steamship
City Of Baltimore Capt petre sails morrow Saturday
for Queenstown and Liverpool She viii leave her berth at
pier "A North River at 70 O'Clock noon.
sHm srsoos arrived at Baltimore from the Pacific re.
10 mile of shore wind fresh from standing
SE the snip struck three times when going nine knots
being nearly high water hove the lead soon "a pos
than $50 feet across as we cleared II In three sea- Ne bay
named smoon shoals there no mention made ia any
spoke an American bark having blue sigma Min %hiis
square IN It. Supposed TO be the bark Adelaide from RIO
NERO
sgr SPLENDID Trimble Charleston from Iy-pool on
eefed mncpsa Joseph COMO abn pS s.rs o s
&C. na,iye o. buffalo " ten from the ioreyard syer
with the brig Benguela, OF stockton, Me- from Portland
cardsnas sinking condition tjok Oh The officers aud
rev, and brought them TO this port.
sHip WILLIAM PsNS, Baltimore for LIVERPOOL alan
doned a. sea had cargs consisting Of 300 bbs d aour
bbls rosp, q 100 lbs hog hair Where insured not known
The ship and freight fully covered in Offices Of BALI
Sur Jurrus, Wilson, from Liverpool for Baltimore
collision Al1s " 27q tons hullt al
Philadelphia In lSa7 and ~ned In Baltimore By II jenkins
Co
BArk D PmcE, from Cuba with cargo Of sugar for Fail
mouth Eng put inio Norfolk 9Th inst distress The aes
patch gives no particulars.
Bse BeSerr steele before reported sssndoued, sailed
The 9Th the wind commenced blowing heavy from 70 W.
with high On the 18th BY a sea which
stove buw carried away the sarbosd head and
anchor deck ON the 18TH weather became
and carried close reefed h. he 18th
when u began 10 blow very heavy from ssE, and was
heave TO under the balance reeed mansa On In,
18th while lying being In lat IS ~ lon 60 NJ waa boarded
BY several heavy which swept the deck OF everything
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Army Intelligence.
CAPTAIN THOMAS w, SwEENY

Among the recent promotions in the United States
army that OF Thomas W. Sweeny o. this city, 10
run captaincy. captain Sweeny OF the officers
Of the First regiment Of New York Volunteers who
served during the late with Mexico. He taok an
active part the siege Of Vera Cruz the battles of Cerro
GOrdo, Contrerss ana Cherubusco. In the latter affair
which has been pronoubced the most obstinatey
tested during the warhe was in command OF his com
psny fell its head the close OF the battle,
from the effects Of aggravated wound in the right
which subsequently resulted in the loss of that
TIM. The bravery and intrepidty Of Captain Sweeny
during the for HIM the highest regards Of his
associates and his merits for him at the close Of
the the conside alton OF General Scott who recon-
neDded him for promotion in the regular army. The
recommendation OF the veteran General was not dsre
gaJoed and in March, 1s4S Lieutenant Sweeny ap
pointed TO second leutenancy in the Second regiment
Of infantry. He was soon after ordered TO join his
PAW md proceeded To Oregon, where bands
hostile Indians were preying the lives and goods
Of the white settlers Lieutenant Sweeny, with his
mand was constantly employed in active service with
the Indians with commendabIe After years
servre IN this manner, Lieutenant Sweeny ordered
BY the War Department to return to New York In
june 1851 he promoted to the rank OF first lieu
tenant, and last month he promoted a full cap
taiDcy Captain Sweeny is at St. Louis in command
u bis company and has the military charge Of the Gus
Tom House there. He has many warm friends in this
city who entertain high regard for him for his genial
social qualities and undoubted talent as a soldier
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a>~s- rs,uEs~~ or Gtbraitav-rhe Doc
ersne OF s.-pssAr wal oro~cnsd An the
from the asdrd Correspondence OF the lode
pendanoe Bsise March u.s. FOR tns Nxw foRK tfxsALpl
MADRID Mach J, 1881
An immense crowd Of The curious OF aiulsmats aud
pticans crowded. the benches Of the Caaber Of Depa-
es YESTERDAY u ne present II the ceosto lie affairs
Of Italy rhe ciscussi n nas IN fact begun: but, as
usual not been SLOW that spain still
are COVE by the representative sy-tem. fhe pro
sressisi member, Sagssa, Of the youngest s
Srlisnt orators IN cha 6Srtes the drst speak,
tk ground against the policy pursued " the
m NE All sirs OF southern l. ally,
TIE speaker laid dove at -st some general prlasipea
that every spanish vernmen, whatever mlgn, ne its
leDd, whatever rexion should employ every
prud-Dt all irs influence propag abroad
ne oonstituiopal syst.m now in force 10 spain the
government ought 10 favor, lies its poser 10
do the union Of the Two nations which constitute the
Ibersn Peninsula II ought, BY all ans tighten the
and ought, nnay, uey te slyht NJ thai potn 0f the
pir.u.a, GrItr ch9eop oat, the Eagss ting, and tie
oqls Of ohich tcuid BE- so gtor 70 the ndts,N &c &c
In the course Of his remarks he tonched the
1sct.iIe Of p0pular will ana used the following lad
xpsgeln the diplomatic notes there is question Of The
ee6toa, ghs the Spansh Bvurbons the succession
70 vari ous Italian Sates Really Gentlemen, such
hpgusgs is not serious, hut gives for ridiculous
sommen.s The government Of Isabella II Q1sen by the
nalsonai M protests az ainst the national viii OF tay
r. defend righte which do not exist &c &c Don Juan
skes ofcous union, Of which Victor Emanuel stands
need order 70 be owned King OF Italy; but the
Spanish government becomes rdicuiol in opposing It.
sen cha,u hrving the roht 8, do %, 20 the nstonal
VIII ana RoVesbment il Lac government ~ Ia<s9
tcAs has mound rone BY pir.ie Of thai printps, and
By vsrtIe o. thai principle Glo~sn
Here the speaker roughly interrupted by outcries
6Om all parts OF the chamber. The ministers and mem
hers Of the majority rose to protest against
u Sc words, and for neatly half an hour the
Assembly presented a very amusing scene TO those
she gallery who not moved toe e4st Ia the world.
me rules expressly that q speaker who pronouuces
words offensive TO TIE monarch, the members OF the
Cbrtes shall not be compelled 10 give explain till the
end Of his dscou but to show their zeal and display
- The advantage their onarchc4 sentiments
thQ rnara nf fho md "a nan
oeny paid tsie attention to parliamentary regulations
One D. stoD of against the speaker ia offered
heu another asking the Ortes To declare that the
tovmer could MT be deliberated AZ lengt after
great scandaous aod extremely tumultuous scenes
Sosb propositions were withdrawn, an Mr. Sagasta was
enabled continue HIS speech.
The President of the )ourcil of Ministers "a say
that Queen Isabella Queen by right of BIRTH AMI
representative Of the government, he could not toe
rste w,tnoat protest. that member should declare that
Isabella II only reigned by virtue OF the national Will
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DEPARTURES.

Rtcunosp-Stearnsbip yorktown-Capt David Williams,
burgess and three children; Cuts, Mrs Rodgers
Miss No igers THyser, IA wison,w wils9n, Mrs.
Newell futile, q 6rom, III NJ jackson. X schneider.
George Helge lady and two children; Fargo lady and
rhild krha, II Moore W Starr and lady, James Glib
bors-snd "a Ia the seefage.
DEPARTURES.
RscHxcSD-stesmshg Roanoke-Lieut Nicholson: United
Sststes Navy Edward DAVE, Cairns, W Holt, n Il
Ho.iscr- Hess, Jss Fields II Benson, wisel-and
IN the ss~rsse
1ses~er 81 sespachce 70 the French goyeumen Brooks
Ms Charles Csrro Mr. and Mrs Franklin 1orey and child
Mrs Rfuuey aud child Miss Moore, Miss CLARK Mr. John
Moore. Dvmorest Jesse Tsrell. nev q Eddy, Miss
Bessy white, Mr. q Claude, Vim Kelley Lombard Huhl
msn and Jacce Norton, all q Boston Mrs Charles Crosby
an< infant, Of Brewster; John Buttrick, and
AIdea Of Lowell; Foster and Mrs Mary Brown Of Bur
tngton; Howell, baosch, W simmons and Becx
Of New YORK; ONell Bsyey, Of Madison Ind: Thomas
etepAenscn Of Baltimore Perry o. xiliamsiown Rev
Dunn, Of Fsfrfar Jas Kngan Sir Edward Poore aud
Joseph Cocks OF England Peter Guthere, OF Glgsrow
For Halifax-Mrs Margaret Watt o. New Bedford; Whit
ynan OF Boston W Young Of Halifax John Nelson, wife
and three Children OF Prince Edward Island Nrmsn Logan
sBd Tulloes, 81 Nova scoia-l0 Totsl4E
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United states District Attorneys Office.

APPOINTMENT OF THE NEW UNITED STATES DIS
TRICT ATTORNEY.
ArRn 4-The teegraphic despatch Of United States
Attorney Roosevelt informing President Lincoln that
no had been appointed, the Office would be
ncoesssry closed has had the effect of waking up the
cabinet.
Mr.. f Deladeld Smith, whose appointment was men
tiened In Mondays HERALD a. the most likely of all the
claimants, received telegraphic despatch this morning
from Secretary Seward. informing him that he ap
por United states attorney for the Southern District
Of New York. and that his commission would be forward
Cd by the next mail
Judge Roosevelt, under the circumstances, consented
% keep the Office open until Mr.. Smith is sworn in.
A communication received from the Department
at waehington RENTING the penalty imposed on the
steamer Bepye seized FOR not having proper papers
viii be recollected that the captain OF the Benv He
was unable obtain the necessary papers for The
Ct the Custom House New Orleans and he proceeded
en- his voyage 10 New York without them
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-Canadian aour was easier and IN fair de-
naDd, with ealee Of 900 a 600 ibis, closing
at IS as a ~ 80 for extra brands Southern -four
was IN fair demand; mixed brands were dull,
while extra arm. The sales emb, aced about 800
bbs closing within the range OF prices Rye Hour
steady at figures, with sales Of about $50 bb
Corn meal was heavy and easier The sales embraced
800 bble az quotations Wheat about cent per
s part for export at 81 40 81 So for white Canadian
and Westp IS 81 IS for red Western 81 80 for red
state % 81 80 for Milwaukee club and 81 rs 81 20
for ago spring and Northwestern club Corn has
Western mixed, at 68c Too for old and &C. 62ac for
new Barley was heavy and lower, with sales Of 100
bushels State at csc at the railroad depot Barley matt
quiet at SIC 90c Oats In lair demand, with
sales OF Western and Canadian at 33c 34c and state at
&c. 35c.
CofEE -rhe market continued 10 rule 6rm with sales
of $50 bags LaguayIa a. $50 do Rio at 121ac and
100 do -. Domingo ut IL &c.
CoTroS.-rhe market continued firm and active, with
sales OF 600 bales, 700 OF which in transit closing
on the basis Of 124c. TIC. for midding uptands.
EuIGHTs Rates were rather frmer To Liverpool
about 60 900 10 600 bushels engaged at 9d
in bulk and at lUd In ships bags with some wheat
cluded at the latter figure 5000 bbls -four at Is 3D.
with some lots Of bacon and lard at 32s Cd aud 100
bbls pork at A. Cotton was at $3.50 Z 32d q I'D.
Nothing reported to Glasgow. There we're ooe
two small reported for English ports but
could not trace them.
PRoyIsoSs.-Pork-rhe market was firm and active,
with sales reported Of 400 800 bols mess, including
prime at fi2 SO $i3 Prime mess sold at SIS So OF
which 800 bills were reported sold. Beef was in
better demand and active. with sales Of 500 800
bbs at IS rs So 80 for country mess So IS 50 87h
for repackeo Western. and $40 $1l for Beef
hams steady with sales OF 100 ibis at SIS Bacon
quiet and nominal Cut meats steady aad
prices unchar ged lard active with sales Of
500 bbls, at &C. a. 0c.
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Observation-Disclosures drmness In freights and
the rates Of exchange tended 10 check tran
ssctons while prices closed at decline of &C. per bb
The footed up about 10 900 bDs closngwith
Ia Nuinr
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TUE EDITORIAL MANAGER OF MY EsTABLIsH
Il mept has absented himself 70. day on burst, and
busy say anything new sti the public can ge he
celebrated Massey, Collins CO.. Philadelphia as AZ
landt street. sfENVEf'
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CPECIAL ORDERS NO. N-WAR DEPAR1MENr,
= Adj General once, Washington, Msrcn Is, lS6I-A
Board Medical officers win assemble In New York city
The If therca ter AZ praccA,
for the eIamipan Of Assistant Surgeons for promotion,
candidates for appointment may be invited
TO present themselves before the Bosrd.
Surgeon Clement Finley, surge Charles hcDougan,
Surgeon VIM hloan BY order OF the secretary Of War;
n THOMAS, Adj General
Applications must addressed the Secretary Of War;
must sidence the applicant and the date and
of his birth They must also accompanied referen
receive attention. BY respectable testimonials OF
his possessing the mo raj and requisite
filling creditably the responsible station and for perform
ing ably the Arduous and active duties Of officer Of the
Medcaf star Appli ants be between twenty and
twenty years There three vacancies in
the Medical STAFF.