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Telegraphed to the Chicago Post.I

IVIIH 0FHTN . 10 WHf0HbV TV5II
WASHINGTON, May I9.-Visitors to Norfolk
represent the city as like q cemetery grass
growing in the streets, stores closed. No SION
Of UEi0Hism among The tohites. Mr.. Millson,
hitherto spoken of as an outspoken Unionist, re-
fused to talk on politics with members Of Con
gress, old friends, who called on him, concealing
bis real sentiments.
The fugitive slave law is TO be tested by habeas
corpus, in the case of one of Mr.. Lannon's slaves,
to be brought before Justice Wayne.
Gov. Stanly, of North Carolina, was on the
floor Of the House to-day.
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SHOOTING AFFAlR.-A couple Of gentlemen,
one a military man belonging to Prices army,
The other a river pilot, bad = difficulty il q room
il GreenlzU's Block, Main street, between Union
and Gsyoso streets, last night, when the military
gentleman received a shot in the arm The ball
fred at the pilot struck the carpet between his
feet. Officer Mcmillan interfered and seized u
knife from one Of the parties and a pistol from
the other-plsced them under arrest and stopped
further violence.
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FREE MARKET-At this philsnthIopic insti
tuition, yesterday, HiRe hundred and tueHtyJfUs
persons, members OF soldiers families, were fur
nished with the following provisions, as reported
by H. 3. ChiIes, Esq, the distributor 200
pounds douT, 81 bushels corn meal, 800 pounds
sugar, $40 pounds green beef, 92l pounds bacon,
IL bushels salt, % bushels peas, 20 gallons mo
lssses, 81 pounds soap. This is a noble institu-
ton and is doing much good. Country friends
having vegetables or produce to donate for
soldiers families. will assist the objects of the
institution by leaving it at their depot, No 10
Shelby street
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OFFICE CIVIL GOV. AND ROY MARSHAL
NEEPHrs. May 2lst, 1853
ATO merchant or holder Of Sugar aud Moissses IN the
N city. or within i've miles OF the ZANE, will be al
lowed % retain more than fifteen h~ogshsads Of Sugar
6 ind fifty barrels Of MolssseR
they SIRE required 10 furnish the G-oveT5meut Agent
with q correct Hst q what they have. add II ~ neither
to Be sold OF removed alter the publication Of This order.
Z ID. MCKISIGK,
mraaIm -iEiL aoEeElor AND hrovna, hIa-ha
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morement. of MeCIeIIan

Telegrapbed to the Chicago POstl
WAsHNaFON, May l9-The following dis
patch from Gen Mcclellan was received at the
war of6ce to-day;
WHITE HOUSE, Va May u.
To Hon T. NJ Stanton, Secretary Of War
The combined army anansval expedition went
some twenty-five miles up the PamnDky nYer
to-day, and forced the rebels to destroy two
steamers and some twenty sehoOners. The ex-
petition was admirably managed.
We have advanced considerably to-day. The
roads aye improving. G. B. MCCLELLAN.
WHITE HOUSE, Va, May Is.-Tbe advance
guard Of our forces OF the main road to Rich
mOnd, gn Bottoms Bridge, drove the enemy
across the Chiekahominy river yesterday morn
ing, Our troops, on arriving at the bridge,
which Is IF cen miles from Richmond, found it
9n FIRE, and were opened upon by a rebel bat
terry. No one injured.
We expect considerable difficulty in crossing
the river there, as the countryis low and swampv.
Our advance from this point must be necessarily
slow. there being no river transportation, and
every available obstruction is placed in the way
nv tie rebels.
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Ln,est fror, sl.ip E.Inrd.

From the Mobile Telegraph
By the arrival of a gentleman from Ship IS
land yesterday, we learn the following pariicu-
lars of matters and things on that island
He reports that most all Of the persons who
were taken prisoners there have been released.
Capt. J. H. Altman is retained. The first clerk.
I. II. Cooper, and the mate Of the steamer 2. c
Wallis, were sent 10 Boston on the Doth ultimo,
and that they are expected back here in a few
days. Mr.. Wiley and Phil Munich were also
sent to Boston. h states that when the. steamer
p. c.. Wallis was taken she had passed the Is
land some distance. when a vessel was observed
steering for them, which they thought was the
Confederate steamer Pamlic0, bat a f58 minutes
afterwards was discovered 10 be one Of the enc
my's gunboatS, with two others following 10
close pursuit. They opened fire on it aud fred
twenty-seven shots, eleven Of which took effect
in different parts of the boat. There were several
women on board whom the captain prevailed or
take to the yawls and make their escape, be-
Ieving that be could save the boat before the
enemy could sink her, hut they refused to do SO,
when be rounded to with the boat and made Tor
the island. The gunboats then ceased hring
He says at the time they were taken there
were about %, 900 men on tic island, wEo have
been sent to different places, aud only abou
1000 now remain. tits the opinion that they
will make Pensacola their future headquarters.
The carpenter and one man of the Wallis
have enlisted in the Federal service and are act
ing as pilots on one of their vessels.
The steamer Wallis was used as a transport,
and, as has been previously reported, lost on
her first trip. Our informant says that she and
the steamer Henry Lewis we're heavily laden
with government stores, arms, ammunition aad
soldiers, and started from The island fOI Fort
Jackson. The weather being roUghbon vessels
were lost. The Henry Lewis capsized and lost
all on board, and the Wallace experienced the
same fate off Britain island
Captain Charles Norton, of the Lewis White
man, which was also taken, is on the island ia
good spirits, yet thsre is no doubt that he and a
portion Of his crew viii slsO be sent to Boston.
Several of the prisoners including ths ladies
mentioned above, were sent to Ocean Springs,
and thence they are making their way 10 this
city.
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Improvement COInmiftee.

DE it ordained BY the Board Of Mayor and Aldermen
ID Of the City Of Memphis
That from and after the passage Of this ordinaDee-ithe
Committee on Improvements, or a majority thereof In
conjunction with the Mayor, shall aube, and are hereby,
authorized and empowered to have such damages as may
occur to the bridges Of the city repaired In the ~interTRls
Of the sessions Of the Board Of Aldermen, when, IN their
iudgme T. such damages Will not admit Of DELAY IN tkeiT
repatriation til another meeting Of the Beard Provided
the cost Of the york shall not exceed SO.
2 BE it further ordained, That all contracts made and
entered into by tie Committee on improvements under
The authority Of the first section Of this ordinance, With
estimates Of he cost Of fulfilling the game. shall be sub
mitted TO the Board Of Aldermen at their frst or second
regular meeting thereafter.
3 Be Il further ordained, That all ordinances and
parts Of ordinances conflicting with the provhio1S Of
this ordinance be, and the same are hereby, repealed
Approved Mzy slst, 1862.
PARK. Mayor.
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HoUsEBREAKNe.-Sunday night the pad
lock On the door Of Jacob Sorge's watch and
jewelry store, on shelby street, = few doors be
low Union, was wrenehed Of and the heavy in.
side lock broken The store wss entered, and
sixteen or eighteen rings, of chased gold, a mum
Der of breastpins, medAliOns and watches stolen.
One of the gentlsman's piAs WAS in the shape
of a hsnd-saw, another had a green set, with
chased gold around it. The broken paddock was
found lying on a hogshead on Towards Row.
There are two gas lamps near the house, yet the
robbery was not discovered, and the thieves
broke away locks and smashed open the door
with ~impunity.E s- II
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ATTENTION, COUNTRY PEOPLE We this
morning publish an order from the Provost
Marshal, which informs citizens in the surround
ing country, that any provisions they choose to
bring or send to the city, for sale, they can sell
from their wagons at all hours of the day, al
the tariff prices They require no permit U
license of any kind-all restrictions are zbOi-
ished.
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$50 REWARD.

WILL give sfty dOlarB res ard Tor The apple a.
Il hensiOn and delivery TO NE Of my BOY, 3
Sad boy is thirty eight yeAns eli OF dark com
iexi0n, mrci1m hight. quite intelligent, and isA
wed known IN the city and country. BE left LAY pjsee,
two and a half miles from Msmphis- on the New Rdeigh
read, On The 18th Of May
think 1t probable he hks obtained pass Vi Il IL
properly hsrboIed ~ some "Ue.
my24-5tA EDFOR BROWN.
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LOCAL MATTERS.
TUESDAY MORNING. MAY q, 49,.
Notice % News AKeHfs, News Dealers, HHd
the Public GeueratIy.

Ia consequence Of the greatly increased cost
Of paper aud ink, both having gone up within
tue past TWO or Tires month, over one hundred
per cent, We are forced, in II iefense, to raise
the price Of the paper upon all news dealers,
carriers aud agents. From and after this date,
therefore, the uniform price of our paper will be
Five CENTS, per copy Itwiil.be iotAilzd at the
counter, as heretofore, at five cents
May u, 1862.
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r The Soldiers Aid Associations seknowL
edges tue following receipts since the last To-
port J. F Mccall, $50 Levi Lroauce. SlOOs
Jno. Herbert, ten barrels potatoes !. G.. Sharp,
three sacks salt r Holmes. tour sacks aasl
Butchers Association, rs pounds beef Hosle-
ton 4 Co, $50 pounds beef
p I.AHE RreaiAanr
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SIOO REWARD!

WILL pay tie above reward Tor The aypreh,usial
i s8d delivery VI JAS. e BARTON sad Baron
l. abeHt Eve feet uius or ten inches high, sDsre made
light h-ir, cot shOrt. sefy pale 10 he lace. ab,uttv-a.y
tlres Years I'D. 81 teeth cut In the upper ja~ but t0o
long -AnagS. He Is ar iIvetsrst- sToker aad s g-ly
good helker. he has been lstsly capped on the s.le.
bead I'D back 81 he eGr L. L PORTER
mnA-LM L.---r
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GNRFAN- NEER.

nARTIES within usu ing distance Of he city are no.
liz ID that me usual pleo viii Be pad IN essh for
al tn good. sound, dry COTTON SEED, they viii DE-
liver At the PlaatsIs' on Work. Parties living more
reucta, on either Of the railroads or the nverl having
Cotton Seed 20 soH, Gre TeqGss.ed 70 correspond with
the Company s1d arrange 10 have sacks sent 20 their
respecrrv- depotE tmy2 Nv /
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MAYNARR RIFLES.

FEW good meE wsuied a. recruits for this ecm-
II parry. Il forus a tatt o. fb= I54th Regiment Ten
nssses v ianieer-. Gn Ion Lone Brissee. PeIs us
wishing to joia thu company sill csfl A. Messu. STRAIT.
tor GcDa7iIt 4 CO... where the Undersigned VII De
Iount feT a lew d Is AIMS fdmi.hedtc all ne~ mem
bers. GULE-
my2lfWt Csptsin Havpard R1sz--
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DTED

On the s0,h INST, 1t - O'Clock P. n. Of typhoid fever,
At the residence Of A. NJ. Payne, Carroll county Nissz
sppi, Capt. ASDREw f.. HAYNES, OF the New 0riss ans
CTsacsnt regiment
T.~ Ovleaus papers please copy.
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WAETED To INVEST,
FROM 10000 TO 1900 Rnllars

o invest IA en- improved PLANTATION and
= Hand Be weaa samphis and NicksbuIg on or
uear the Mississipp' Iir=T, 2 in stable improved Resi-
Esate ia or nesr the Cry q Memphis. PropO-ak y
seH ere invited IRON principals aud owners only mot
tTom agents., sddssss-C. wl1h sealed names and d-serip-
ion CT Psopsri7, 10 Lux EoS No %. Memphis Post
Once PURCHASER.
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so REWARDi

ID ANAWAY hOm .he su6ScCibs-. on S.utay.
Il / ltth Lasssnt, Z BLACK N ususd
Ann, Of ned um hight. soOut forty I'VE yssrs OaAE
age, and bad On = striped COTTON dress. She tJ,k-S
n ciOthes with her but shat she Asd OE- Al psrs-ns
are forbid LarbOr Hg her. She i no douot u TIE siutL-
srn past * he eIy. L. Z. DILL.
South side of Linden sirae-
m.g55r- B-tuzsp Main md SEs.bg .---
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10 THE TRADE

MFECHEETS snd others having goods thsi they
VI W b iu-nrd iat0 cash, viii resIiz TIE bigle est
pre- t1i have tEsr business Pr Napdy lei &c BY
seadlaE btm 30 A. !. ANDREWS q co. y Main
greet Daily ta'es Il Dry Goods Clofkng B Of and
Shoe c. Every fs1l.lE FOR selling Sugar, SILT Geo
ssries cts A 2. ANDREWS a. 20.
Aucd7n1ers All Couudssi II Mercbs Is
mvl2Tw g5f vain -s4ree4
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FOR SALE

1--WE ACRES OF BEAUfIFUL LARD. hear the
IL state Femas College. Some civ properly and
500 seTss Il land. on white ryG-. in Monroe county,
Ark. ] E1i take 5000 for & IN Confederate money.
Call oa e al no i6I Hsin sIest, in ne Webster Block
r,rS2 I've w q ANDERSON. 1
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E A. s. Levy Il Co. sell at their sales
rooms, 1870 Main street. this morning al 10 O'Clock,
ten hog sheads OF prime sugar.
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NOTICE!
MAYORS OFFICE,

MAYORS OFFICE
MEMPHIS. Nay 2lst, 1861
NEcc-rdarc witt the CITY Charter an election will
Il be he'd il the different wards of the city Oh the h1t
SttuIday iu Jane next 70 tue election OF a Board Of
aeh0.I Visitors. lona for each ward for the neat coTpo-
Tzie ye.r. E=srg persoI qualified by law 70 vote In
our Mua icipal lectians.4 has hs HigHttO vie lathe sleS
tiou OF sail IS school NisitsE--'
mya2-tut JOHN PARK, Navor.
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No BUTCHERS MEAT There was much
CONSERVATION in market On account Of the s6-
sence Of the butchers, who havs published g
card. saying they cannot afford to sell at the
price, fixed by the Provost Marshal The hat
ter is undergoing an investigation at tbs Pro-
vest Marshals office.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
S. REWARn,

S1EAYED iron ny Office. N the I'D instaz. q
- PACING GRAY PONY. having 90 d Jack saddle
E.s ABOVE rswsrd ~Al be paid for his return 70 ne
JOHN @. FINNIE
Mo-. I a. 4ysel Building Second street
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STRAYED.

ENSOa The subscriber. NAV Is'l eus spotted HIESs
4 ~4d one brown Hsfs ACLE win G. : ulsrsei
upon her shoulder. ANY ufaImsfio1 e.ueeraug
them ~ y Re rewarded by
WILLIAM r.. WERNER.
urvzlfHR n1r--- uzn-. al H..
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n We are indebted 10 Capt. Mason, Of The
Whitfield Texas cavalry, who recently arrived
from the North as AL exchanged prisoner, for
late northern papers.
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ITO FL the PLACES of Two soldiers 10 the Army at Cor
Il into. whose cors.riPt time e1pEes July -6;h, 1862
SIUO rsch will b. paid for us n over t~hirjy-hve yesS Of
sse. IL application - made 81 oaee TO
HJBBELL- HuSTON-& Co, .
--oa1- No lS7 Main street
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FEDERAL TROPHY-A tne gold wEtch for
sale this morning by A j. Andrews & Co, st
2Jl Main street Watch taken from q Federal
officer At Shiloh.
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RECORDER'> COURT.-The Recorders busi-
neSS was prosperous yesterday. He had twenty
six cases On his own docket and twenty-five on
the Provost Marshall.
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NOTICE

The friends amt scq1sintlness Of WIN b 6smEn
Esq, ale respectfully invited, lrithoW tvrthsr oUties)
I, attend he funeral II Li-uL WI s SHIELDS. frcm
IA Residence, N acL-mofrs sVruue, THIS Tss-dsy)
EVENING, At tour Jei. OK. Hacks at FlshsTys
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Notice !

TB whereabouts Of Nr. W T. BENNETT. CORN
i cry Of Hs-d-r-on, KY would Ike 20 be known
by J. b Da-is, o. tn same pI-ee Mr.. BeBnetts "a
tier T. dead. and the estate ta1not b fetiled without
see ng or ne ring from him. Any i~nfornatilD coneer--
b. 2 iiu. fent f. -. S. Boswell. Macon. Tenn. viii very
nEca b &c his friend J-B DAVIS, ID. S.
mvglf~s I
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SHOOTING A NEGRO-A white man named
Levi, last evening al i've o'clock, shot = negro
on Shelby street near Talbot, wouniing him in
the Aeshy part of the thigh 1t Is stated that h.
entered Lewis sore on Shelby street between
Beal and Linden, and that = dispute arose be-
tween him and Mrs Levi, which led to The shoot
ing The boy was engaged in waiting on 4
sick officer who IS staying aitb a family ON
rested.
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JaIORIS Notice,

HOEMITTED 10 the isu-af Some ,VAls5 Maich0&
OIHh. e52-s-NEGkO MN nsred C0IE-K
A I've feet Ten or eleven inches high. weighs
STOUT 10 P uads. black complexion. and says he~~
belaag to ~, Cuft living near Plaqusmine. -
D WfETL,
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II.
no. ssI .untm street,


MANUFACTURES Of all kDds Of HAIR WORK
Vii Ia rait fmy22lNs
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TRUST SALE OF LAND!


pE Uit1e OF a deed Of trust. sxseEtedtONbe under.
ID signed on the 18Th Ct OetOber, 1855 by SAmnAl
Bond. foI the purpose herein expressed, we will offer
FOX sale, or the premises, on
Friday, Goth May Next,
FOR cash, the So lowing DE-. elibsd LAND, 10 the county
Of Shelby State f Tennessee, on the Memphis and
Chic Railroad, and twenty miles from the city Of Mem
phis, being . psrt of the Richard Smith survey of $500
scTes, IT'S boundary commencing az 2 stake at The south
west cUTucT Of Tic tyaCs owned by capt. Scott Bayne
sodth of @ black oak marked , on the south boundary
line Of the said $3.50 acre tract thence east 81 chains
and 20 links 90 r. stake; thence north one aegree and
dfry i've seconds wet, li3 chains and ~ links 70 q red
oak marked h. s.; hence vest O. chsigs and 90 links to
the beginning. containing 10 &C es more or less, Il be
ing the came tract Of land on which the sid Bend re.
sided fos many years, together with all Of It's improve
msnts, etc.
The sale viii be positive, the equity Of redemption
waived, snd possession delivered II Is q fine tract Of
land. with good improvements Of all kinds.
B. GRAHAM
JAS.M PR0VINES
sp2S-lswtds Trustees Etc.
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The MAYORALTY-The 1rgus anticipates
that Aid. Ssml. I Morgan will have no opposi-
ton as candidate His claims sppesr to BE- gen
orally fsvolablY received.
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Federal Beport. from ,he tennessee River.

r C0CEhA IhEPtGAa y -
We find the following correspondence ia the
Chicago Post OF the Goth
NEAR CoRINTH, May II. WA Cairo, May 49,
On Wednesday morning Gen. SheTman'5 Ad-
vance encountered the ensmy'S pickels near a
bridge over q small creek, on the extreme right
of our line. four miles from Corinth. a brisk
skirmiSh followed, which was kept up until two
o'clock IN the afternoon, when Gen. Sherman
brought up two howitzers and commenced throw
ing shell among the rebels. They soon retired,
but renewed the attack, and succeeded on Thurs
day in burning the bridge. after a brisk Skin
mish. when they reiterated. Twelve Of our men
were wounded, and none killed.
Two pickets Of the 18th Louisiana regiment
were captured by our cavalry on Friday, within
t~hree-quarters Of ? mile from the enemy's IL
tr~enchments.
Passengers from PittsbUrg Landing give cur
rency to a report brought into our camp oy de
| %serters, that Bragg commands the rebel army q:
Corinth. BeauregaTd having goEe east. Price
commands the right wing, Polk the center, and
Van Dorm the lett.
FR0M THE FIELD DIRECT.
BEFORE CoRNTH. hay ia general ed
vance vas made to-day along our line toward
Corinth. There has been much skIrmishing and
several severe engagements Of Gen. Shermsn's
division. Our loss is forty-four killed and . con
siderable number wounded, in attacking Rus
| sells house, which the rebels lave occupied for
some time past, worrying our pickets.
We are expecting an attack tomorrow morn
ing.
Among the killed rebels left On the ground
was one with q sword, supposed TO be an ofheer
Our forces under General Sherman occupy the
/ house.
The 9Th Missouri has been skirmishing to-
day only about 300 yards from the eueny's
b~reastwcrks.
Several rifles were captured IN the skirmish
on the right, which are perfectly new, and
marked Bruse & Frymen, Bremen, They are
nue. superior 10 the rifles used by our sharp
shooters, having a range of from 300 to 1850
yards, while ours are only ~effectual at 1000
yards.
4 In all cases the rebels left on the field were
shot in the head, and the wounded shot in neck
and breast. The enemy's loss on the Geld is
about 40 killed and 100 wounded.
The weather is very warm, and the roads quite
dusty.
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MEDICAL CARE.

nR X Z WATSON, having resumed The practice
IL Of medicine. msy be found a. bis Office 10 the
Book and Tract Depository building. South SIDE OF
-TSolS-
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EVERYBODY, ATTENT1ON.-The bus bee
auctoneers of this city, Wallace, Hyde & Roger
son, sell at auction, this morning, q larger eOllec-
ton of every description of property than the
tabled box of Pandora could possibly contain.
We select from amon the goods, wares aud
merchandise to be sold this day, one inshu neut,
which should call together a multitude IA itself
we mean the magnificent piano. Read their I'D
refreshments carefully.
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In LOTS ~ 5UIT-At 10 o'clock this morn
ing Wallace Il Co. will sell, by auction, twenty
seven boxes Of tobacco, of excellent quality
tobacco that is worth having The whole will
be positively sold aud divided into lots TO suit
purchasers. This : a inc chance for a prof table
i,yo.tn.ot
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200 RECRUITS N

WILL receive Two Huudred stout, able-bodied men,
L If 'cey WA present themselves a. my HEADQUARTERS
BY The lst 20 juse. with good horse and gun. / wish
none Bat those wAp desire TO be actively enseged. Ny
headqUsrtsrz ioI the present, Is Al Corintb, NJ ssiss pBi.
Come on boys. % y9u want d leap Of fun and Nil some
Tsuk es- n. b. FORREST,
HwIE lUr Col GnuugnuIinr Earras4fs QaCirnan4
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BEYOND THE TARIFF-J. Asher vas before
the Marshal's court yesterday, charged with
selling salt at fifty cents q pound, which is over
the rate allowed by the tariff AS he had not
seen the Marshal's tariff, he wa allowed to 60
with = warning.
Francis Ernest, for selling beef at twenty-five
a pound, which is more than the tariff SLOWS,
WAS fined twenty-five dollars,
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PIANOS For SALEt

Z TAT two seven oc:aTe PIANOS -
one a very fue one. hearty new. which e@E
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FOR SALE

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