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Newbern weekly progress., 1862-02-18

NORFOLK, Feb. 1S, Qiecgiycd at Richmond
at " o'clock -Northerp papers to the 10Th
lrSt were received to day by the flag Of truce
boat Fortress Monroe.
The House Of Congress decided ON Tuesday
that Me- Scgar was not entitled to seat as
Rcpeseatatiye. The vote was--yess 40, to
nays 49, s
Mr.. Stanton the Federal Secretary Of War
calls f1r proposals for establishing daily
communication between Fortress MDnroe
and Port Royo', llatteras, aud Roanoke Is.
land.
q The Washington Star articles, published by
, elhorliy, says that thsaim of General Nc.
9 Van in his military combinations, is to
? 5orc the Union just asit existed before the
s Hon.
: Stnews of the rtsultb the battle Of Roam,
g Island had been received at the North,
fpt mrasrc reports from Southern pa
Gfsrs.
\ SAl, ape New YolS psEasAsay It is quite eartain
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Died.


Brrlzn.--on Tuesday, Aprii JAyr. daughter OF the
rcland, aged years and7 months.
spccly invited to attend the funeral from ths rest.
this wednesday, afternoon. At two O'Clock.
Belfast (lreland) papers please copy.
CoLE-On Monday March 81, ABIGAIL COLES, In tho
10th year OF her age.
The friends OF the family invited to attend the f
neral at nine O'clock this wednesday, morning, from
her late residence, No 343 South Fifth street, Jersey
CITY The remains will be taken TO Fshkill for inter-
ment
Providence (R l. papers please copy.
CANpxE-At Somers, N. Y. oh Tuesday, March 20, RA-
CEL wife OF Isaac Candoc In the 74th year Of her age
CoxProN.--Suddenly, on Monday, March 81, cx.Alder
RICHARD T. COMPTON, in the 4sth year OF his age.
Tho relatives and friends OF the family respectfully
invited to attend the funeral, Thursday morning, at
ten O'clock from his late residence, No so West Thirty
seventh street, without further invitation His remains
will be taken TO Plan6eld, N. j., for interment.
CAN-At Black stump, L. l., ON Monday, March 81 I,
SARAH E., wife OF Nicholas " H. Cain, and daughter OF
Charles Lawrence aged % years month and 10 days
The relatives and friends Of the family respectfully
invited TO attend the funeral on Thursday afternoon, at
half past O'Clock from the residence Of her father
and from Zion church Lito Neck L. l., at haIfpas two
O'Clock 7. NJ.
DEMPSEY After n short and severe illness, MARY
SARAH only child OF Lieutenant John w and HonUrah
dempsey. aged year. mouths and 10 days.
Tho T neral will take place tiis (WcdnVs1ay) after
noon, a. h past ore cu', fcm tho resiuehCl uf her
ptrelis No. iaG Buwcr, lac re0tves and ircads are
resp pcctfuliy invited 8" -'ta'
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miscellaneous.

AMERICAN LLoyps-suppement for April J. containing ad-
and corrections TO the American Lgds has been
ceved This number the usual Of valuable
information and be obtained of Messrs Taylor Harris
horne King, IS Wall street.
FoR HARrroRD-Thc steamer Granite State Captain Mills
leaves Peck slip this afternoon O'Clock Hartford
the intermediate landings the river
sHP EMILY ST PIERRE, from Cacuu, with 1900 bales
eunny bags board captured By the Adger try
Ing Into chsrlson short sms since. Her csissr
WAS BT:s snS Af s sw u, same sa; cleared s s rI nm Cal
dsrs 70 stop - por. not
s with sas hddsn from Ss
y thick fog @ ns n she a was within @ three
sent 70 Phieairhis With her own oecrs sad crew
sss board nea from the ,ha, she hs rebel
nag s,.s s SeSss a 10 % :n n" ~.
a Cns % css:s ~'s ss ana a ls, Bss Me- in
sHip MALLORY which reported wrecked rortu.
gas prevOo. 18Th inst arrived at Kew West the
sn,r oAslDA below Baltimore from Liverpool rad sue.
se:,on q Ss1 ssss during % se n sp, los, SS
Of Newfoundland.
sur LUCINDA Boston from Liverpool had very heavy
weather. lost and split Sails sprung aesk Ac and had TO run
BAns AlEliA KerIn a, Philadelphia from Pernambuco,
oa ns ss bark O down bow sUa, %n
0hiles from her; down among the wrecked stun
S.S been stsnSonea seen had
close reefed fore and main soPss ana M sys
and sSou. $50 tons ~
BR BARK ELIZA LANG before reported abandoned was 6
toms built in 1850 owned In Stockton had
board bushels This disaster was reported by
bark Mayhowe at this port 9th ult but the vessel erone
ously called the Br bark Eliza.
BARK GRowIIR tof Rockland) watts from Matanzas for
Cork, at st Thomas 18th ult having eaky and
with loss OF chief mate overheard.
PRsx scaR FAN PLAY tBr Of lalfas), from 81 John,
was captured ON the coast OF South Carolina and after
repairing NJ Port Royal arr ed at Philadelphia 3ist u in
charge OF przemaster Nelson The captured arrived
Ia the schr.
ssnG WV CAneriL Of and from Brooshayeu, in coming
through Hell Gate lwithou pilot yesterday aernoon
ashore Mill Rock. She will probably come Oh with
out damage at high water.
ScHR ErroRr-Nantucket March 2e-Schr Effort of Maine
laden after parting cables In tho sound ran ashore
Great Point viii probably come OFT with little Injury
surKES ScHR-Capt William Day, OF schr Isabella
Gloucester Wednesday Might reports on sunday
evening 23d ult while fishing on GEORGES Bank, wreck
having and head stays standing up Inc
lee TO avoid collision, hove In cable, through he
night Next morning stood alongside the
sell aud found her foemas and lying under
The apparently Southern built tons
stern Of water trunk painted blue; had ass an
chain cable, and did appear to have bscn boarded
blowing fresh and heavy sci running, Capt Day did
hink prudent 10 yentsTe very her, and did nd
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married.

BARrBolonKw-BIooNER-M Harlem, Saturday
March 20, by the Rev j. Lindsay, Lieutenant TaoxAs L.
BARrHoLoxEw, OF Hawkins zouavss, 70 Mss SARAH A.
BLooxRR, Of Brooklyn, L. II.
BSIL--HEypERsoS.--On Tuesday evening, April /, by
the Rev J. X. W. sloane THOMAS BELL, Esq., TO Miss
MARrHA HENDERSON, all Of this city.
CHARrxs-SwAS.-On Saturday, March 20. st ths resi-.
dsnoe Of the brides mother, In this city, by the Rev.
Joseph Sanderson, Miss SARAH JAMS CHARLES 10 RopEKr
SWAN Esq Of Crosslea, county Monaghan, ireland.
RIos--lNS.-On Monday, March 81, at tho Church OF
the Holy Trinity Brooklyn, by the Rev DR. A. n Little
John r. Exnsrr RICE, of San Francisco California to A.
BRAxBuI.A, daus shtcr of the late Lawrence Finn.
San Francisco and Canaoharie papers please copy.
wHm-MonRrs.--0n Wednesday, March IL, by the
Rev. John Bowling, hiss kArs WHITE TO Mr. wx s. NOR
~.
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out her name He laid by for chance days in hopes to
png her but prevented by the unfavorabe weather
VESSEL FIRE Sunday night last In Long
Island Sound, between Norwalk and Bridgeport
ST GEORGES, Bermuda March l9-rhe brig Lorana (of
Boston) Wade from Trinidad for Boston, put in here
with loss OF sails rigging and leaking supposed in topsides
she Is now repairing and Will get away In couple Of weeks
sale OF damaged tea schr Margaret Ann, from New
foundand for New Yors took place a Hamilton last week
and realized from Zoe TO Oc b II saturated partly
with cod liver oil which had formed the principal part Of the
The brig Magnet sailed with the pershable part
Of ship Plantagenes cargoiBy letter to Ellwood Walter,
ESQ, Secretary Board OF Underwrters,)
The steamer Delaware has received boiler and been
thoroughly overhauled, and will load a transport
Brig Ormus of New Bedford $50 TONS recently from Ha
has been purchased by Capt Geo Crapo Of New Bed
ford for 5000 She will continue the general reightng
under command Of Capt Crapo.
MISSING vEssEL-Bark Mary Miller, Capt Patterson sailed
from Girgen early Dec last with of brim
stone, and has not since been heard from.
LAuNcHRD-On the 2Sh. from the yard of Joseph
Givn, at New Meadows Brunswick fine double deck brig
named the Concord She halls from Bath Is 3S2 TONS All
and owned by John Kimbal Of Bath Master Gvin and
Capt Smith (who will command her) Of Brunswick and
win load at Bath Tor Cuba.
It intended to launch the ship the
Goth, at 7 Pm, at Dog Fish Bar Farhaven.
The following table gives summary Of the vessels in the
harbors OF New York Boston, Baltimore Charleston Savan
nah New Orleans and Galveston latest from
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Notice Go Mariners.

Notice tO Mariners.
The Sow and Pigs Lightvcssei accompanied by schr
Actve) proceeded to her station morning OF March 49,
WhaIemeB.
Arr at Sydney, NsW, Dec oi, Jcnncy Marsh OF FIJI,
from cruise Jan 20 Atkins Adams, Wilson, from South
Seas.
Sid from Hobart Town, vDL. Jan 1, Rambler. Hamben
Hiot or from the officer OF bark Mercury Bourne
NB rcturts Bouro, Malay Archipelago Dec 25 with
Bpl ~ on boar, ali well
sp5krn-Dr, ~ 40 : lon 81 ", BARK Fllaan Bs ~,
Ms tJJ sp; rnel, fOOle do, lsJ do, Tucker. Ur-
neil, 40, ll5 do.
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Marine Disasters Reported I'm March, 1861:
From record kept by l. H. Upton, Secretary Of the Ame
rcan Shipmasers Association have compiled the follow
ing list Of disasters for March, 1862
Those marked A, were abandoned G, collisions; fire.
j. jetsam Of NJ mssing p put in ports in dstess
S,fstranded; =, sunk.
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CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

TunaDAY, April 1-6P. NJ
AsHRs.-The market was steady. with moderate sales
lst s. o2K for pots and At s. so for pearls.
BRxADsTuus.-Flour-Ths market steady, with
tair demand, chiefly from The domestic trade. The
higher grades were in light supply and firm The trans
sctions footed up about IL 900 bb closing within the
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lated sugar, l0lc.; ground srgar, 10Sc white sugar,
A, 9%c.; yellow sugar, C, exc ll
wnEyEY heavy and lower with sales Of 800 400
bbls. at 23c.
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RESTAURANTS.

LIBBy,s OYSTER AND DINING ROOM is9 Full.
"A street.-The finest Oysters, Steaks, Chops Outlets
Ham Eggs Yankee Fish Cakes Boston Lobsters Tea
Coffee, Ales Merchants and others will the articles
served AZ this place the best In the market.
V,ERRAPIN TERRAPIN, TERRAPIN -TFRRAPIN
Free Lunch will be served up at SANDY s. No. Cen.
tire street. this day, at III o'clock B. SOJRS. Caterer
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Canadian -four rather frmer and in good request
with sales Of 900 bbls within the above range of prices
Southern -four steady at the above gures with sales
OF $50 bbs. Rye -four in fair demand and nrm at
quotations. with sales Of 10 bbs Corn meal was STEADY
and the demand fair with sales Of $50 bbs the above
ngures. Wheat-The transactions were light, while
holders nm for prime to choice which were scarce
salcs in lots embraced 20 600 bushels at 81 s41.
for red westOrn 81 20 for State spring. 81 for red
Jersey, the pier 81 40 for common white Western
17H for common Chicago SPRING and Canada club At D.
Rye easier, while the sales embraced 900 bushels
7Sc. 79c. for State on tho pier; and S1c for do
delivered Corn was moro active and hrmer with sales
Of IA 900 bushels at 81 nc. 5Sc for Western mixed in
store; andat Soc Coo for do, delivered Barley
steady with sales OF 600 bushels State the railroad
depot Oats better with sales OF Western and Ca
madam at 3S nc. q a391zc, and state at 40c. 40kc
COUK-The market was quiet, and quotations, in the
absence Of sales Of moment, were nominal.
CorroN.-The market was firm with sales Of 400 400
bales closing on the basis Of 27c 2sc for middlpg
aplands.
FRxaHr.-Te Liverpool few shipments Of corn were
nade embracing about 900 bushels in bulk and sbips
bags, at 5d 6kd. including in bulk at the lat
ter ngure the vessel 70 pay cartage 1000 bbs -four At
20s and by steamer 10 boxes bacon $751; 500 boxes
sheese at 40s 100 nrkins butter 4Os and 23 erces
hams at 85s. To Glasgow 900 bushels peas at 7s<d In
ships' bags. British bark taken up for Cork and
srders at 3d. per bushe and Prussan bark with 20 600
bushels for Cork and orders at PIT.
HAY-we have no change 70 notice in prices while the
es embraced some lots for shipment At 75c S0c. and
or city use at soc.
MoLAssn quiet, while prices were steady The
ss<.rk Anvu "A.
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LECTURES,

T ECTCRE--AAEoN BCRR.-REv. WM. H. MILBuRN
Ia viii deliver this nghy instructive John street
Neil lis Episcopal church, Thursday evening next a.
O'Clock Doors open Tickets - cents BE- at
door.
DEv. ,. I. NEWMAN WILL LECTURE on "GARf.
III BALD and Italy" next Thursday evening. Apri
o'clock, the Bedford Methodis Epcnpal Church
OF Morton street Tcse 2c cents had tho
door.
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rebels who have fed for refuge to Montreal, no
proposals that would be suitable are likely to be
made. 1t is understood that they contemplate re-
ciprocity with the Southern confederacy. But re-
turning reason will probably lead to the establish
ment of government in Canada possessed of COM
mon sense, and we shall then be able to negotiate
a reciprocity treaty which shall be worth the
having.
The Sub Treasury has been busily engaged all
day in paying the coupons on the 7.30 notes.
Over million and quarter coupons were ready
this morning. The total amount to be dsbursed is
a trife over two millions. The following was the
business of the Sub-Treasury to-day
ro' Jus soHs looSVov W
I.f9's.t 90
The exchanges at the Bank Clearing House this
morning were $l7Ol3,7s7 "a, and the balances
$905 1876.
The statements of the Philadelphia banks for the
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WATCHES, JEVvELRY, &c.

AN ANSWER TO THE QUESTION WHAT ARE
IA California DiamondsY' Pieces Of crystalired quartz
rock found only in California cut and polished to resemble
which they cannot be distinguished by the best Judges ON
exhibition and for sale at 35 Broadway Duane
street. None other genuine
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POLITICAL.

DEMOCRATIC NATIONAL COMMITTEE MOZART
~ Hall April ], "A regular meeting of this commit
will he held at Mozart Hall, Thursday evening next
nj o'clock Ny order. BENJAMIN k0Y Chairman.
4 ~ C,syssa., n!,,s,s, Secretaries.
VOuNG MEMS DEMOCRATIC UNION CLUB.-THIs
Club Will meet purposes OF reorganization at OGra.
dy corner OF Broadway and Eighth street, Friday
evening Arril 4 1885,, a. sis clock. BY order Of
H. A.. CARR, President.
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Tho Following are The quotations established by Messrs
X. L. A. stuart for their rcnned goods-Best quail.
w loaf sugar, 10sic. per ID; best quality crushed
sugar 1890. Circle A--Crushed sugar I0sc; eranu.
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TOO LATE ron CLAssrFIcAr1oN.

N ATTRACTIVE LITTLE BOOK CONTAINING IN.
N formation oi interest and mportancs TO all WIN he
any address ceIpt of ten ccits waited
to introduce and sell Them Address &. X Bliss go Broad
1nA ID EpINEUIL ZOUAvEs wANTED-rO FILL THE
lOO rauksuf the Tenth regiment, New YORK Nountc ?,
Na'inn Louavcs, at Fortress Monroe ~ prln Ions
a.ci the runas Juin cry Oao "t htige w use,
81 trinme nui Mrr,r sire, a. ~. .ihi FRED. NJ.
PATRICK l. cut. CliAs tfl.tA Rrcrniiur Dn,crs
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NAVAL SroRgs.-Ths market was quiet. Small lots Of
pirits reported sold at s7Kc. 81 chiefly at she
after figure. Common rosin was held at g. Strained
Gas scarce and hrm.
PRovHoxs.-Pork-Ths market was heavy ana dull
The sales embraced about 800 bbis, at S12 rs SI3
or new mess, the inside ngure for uniuspsctcd;
u2 SO $13 for Western prime moss, and Sl3 q
us 50for city do. Primo was SO 37x $40 t0
Beef steady and in fair demand, with sales Of 2z5
bbls at $2 e13 for plain mess and 81 $13 10 S4 rs
or extra DO. 1ierce beef nrm aad moderately &C
live Sales OF 100 terses were made $40 for Western
prime moss. India mess was nominal at e22 so q S23
Beef hams were 1rm with sales Of 100 bbs at Si7 So
Cut meats have been IN fair demand. Sales Of $50
,ackages were made at 4c a5c for dry salted Shout
fers, sse. a6kc. for do. do. hams 61sc 61sc. for
picked hams. acon active and hrm with salcs Of
$50 boxcs reported part yesterday afternoon at ec
8s4c. for Western Cumberland cut, 7c for long ribbed
fc for short de- and INC. for short clear Lard WIS
sct.ve and nrm with sales reported TO the extent Of
ZONE 1000 packagcs, a. 71<c. aSkc. Butter steady,
Gitl sales of State At 1Sc. 22c, tho latter figure for
shoce and Ohio at 13c. Ice. State cheese at 7c
&c. and ONO 6kc 7c. The stock of pork and bee. in
vas as follows:-
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Port Of New York, April 1, 1864.

BARK Mercy Ellen, Grimm, Ciudad bohvar-harpeck q
Bark Vivid Light, Blanchard caraena.-Nesmish Sons
Brig Queen Victoria (Brj, Hitch BarbadOs-Mddleion
Brig liza, Williams, sagna-R Buck Co;
ss
A%sIlss NSsss, Dsw0
schr siille: Hudson. Deals Island Master;
ssSI PaSSSsk HafSus4
schr : Downing Thorn, PSadephi Baker Dayton.
sSr $H5sns nss
ssr fnss s1y%Sa %
& &sehr Superior = Is RSblnson, BostonIMaster n
ssSr sssr SssnS D Hss Lewis
sS sS GGy.s wsS; Esesr
ssSr 9 9 xsssn, PEEK: Sssmfsra-k s1siefa::
dSp sss1 ArsS1n w% % csps sas
Steamer Beverly, Pierce. Philadelphia
ARRIVED.
,s 4 VIA Ss.s
sssansnip Ens liverpool ss SS g.
sssp n 1sg Port Royal &C.
Mh Sn g s1.tSI V rs with mase to rr..k
Is s. s. the hun q .Rp q about SOC tons
long condition; large quantities OF broken
Ship Lucy thompson. Croker Liverpool 81 days. with
81 s q 70 n e. MsS
tons waterogged and abandoned with both masts towing
alongside.
ship Quesne Funk. Havre 4s days, with mdse Boyd
Hncken March lat %5 20 lon " s. passed close to large
Ice Path. lat A. lon g. ship John Paten Of Bath
bound w and in company with her for several days.
27h lat 80 4 Ism TO- passed FIR ship Prince Imperial hence
for Havre; same day schr Alba, steering E.
Bark VIM WALL Castnev, Bordeaux Jan i! In ballast to
WSW WNW winds; lost and split nearly whole suit Of
sails had quarter boat and tank Feb "a lat 80
40 Ion II H. Br bark waerlogged and foremast gone
going board Of another Br bark living bywan
ed learn the OF either vessel
bound w, with loss of all sail mizenmas l3th lat IS 6O
lon IS 20 spoke ship Rachel days from Boston for Buenos
Ayres Oct ~ the outward pssssee Andrew Johnson OF
Denmark seaman fell from main topsaiyard on deck and
was instantly killed.
Bark Geo Marchapd (Prus) Eschridt, Antwerp 96 days.
with mdse and "a pas.epgers, TO Schmidt Co. Had
strong galca the whole passag lost fore and main topga
split and lost sails Ac; Jan Paul Motze first
officer washo overheard by and Feb l6 lat
S6 2 lon 49, spoke bark Lucky STAR hence for San Fran
cisco which reported having been chased by prvateer
Bark Lampighter (of Boston) Paine, Palermo, Jan r.
Gibraltar Feb 10, with fruit to master.
Bark Houston Share Haeras Inlet days. in ballast TO
Wakeman, Dimon 4 Co.
PR March Is, with sugar, TO II Dewoh. .
schr Rosa Braz, De Olvra, Msranham, 81 days, with
hides &c. to f Corning
Schr Orion (Br Of Digby. Ns), Tobin savanna.a Mar,
March H. with coffee &C. to order March 49, lat 23 49, lon
81 a. boarded from gunboat Cuyer, cruising,
all well
Schr Starlight (of Poand) Petteng Matanzas Is days.
with sugar, to Thompson Hunter Sid In company with
schr Queen of the South, Elwood, for Boston.
Schr Queen Of Clippers tBr Lockhart Corvallis days,
Schr Coonan (Br) Coonan, Cornwallis, IL days with
potatoes. to master.
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S HIP PPIN NG NE w S
Movements OF Ocean Steamers.
npAA HnUApE

ALMANAC NEW YoRK-rHIs DAY.
~ eve 10 Q3
SUN SETS rs HIGH wArER. eve 10 30
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Personal.

A RESPECTABLE FAMILY WISHES TO ADOPT A
"A child from It's birth. Any person wishing 10 dsI ose o.
their ant will hear Of opportunity for 30 doing ny ad
dressing Mrs T. spaddock Brooklyn Postoee, durin the
present mouth
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@CU ago. Diamond stud, double gallery setting. ten
diamonds In outer circle and large one In the centre The
will abovr by leaving the
the residence OF the subscre III Hudson street. from n
so'clock A. NJ or from tosP M or by informing him bs
''''e' ~ '"' GELGUrADEs DE g. PEDRO.
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The exchanges at the Bank Clearing House this
morning were $l7,Ol3, ,797 "a, and the balances
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MOE REwARD-ST TOLEN FROM HENRY FLOYr
DO Jones' residencs South Oyster Bay March 2s.
double plated Harness. light single Harness
silver plated both nearly S26 will be paid for delivery
the property a 70 Chambers street, Henry foye
Jones' Proprieors Of livery stables will please inform the
police IL the harness u offered for sale.
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stock Exchange.

10 Park Bank. 49,. ]
20 Penn Coal Co.
600 Cumb Coal pre'fd
so Pac Mail So Co. $50
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-05-14
DIR KINGS DIsPENsARY
ron PRIVATE DISEASES

E.hl iFiszs DIR. KING, formerly o. New YorF r,
tHkhrs the last four years VI I0uiEviiis Z v
and who has devoted 30 attantlos.t
she treatment Of private diseases Tor 30 yssra Bsfs
himself, having attended n q practice f0r 10 MAJ,
years, ana cured 30 many ih1aEands 30 b enabled Z,
cure All diseases - private Estafe no matter no.
0al they may be r0E inIudioiOug MEDICAL tfastras5t
OF from neglect OF their own. DR.. King kUepeUsarv d,
No - Dcaderick street, between Cherry and
econd story, whore no cures All diseases of \ private
nature. F'''"''
00norhea cured without nEulco1a medicine. a, a.,
eflorc1ce with business.
STRUCTURES OF Old or recent date, eGeotnaiiv e,t IN
3 few days, ~ On operation which causas ne usio
where Structure exists health ciun0t b. enl,v.-it
Perhaps no disease causes more M rthle aps ,ssy,l
minna the Constitution so much
ryplnai with an The daoaaea Of tho akin grovvt,.
out 9i neglect Or bad treatment, Can be satetuails
cured 10 q lew days
henandl Weaklsfu.- cuar attention hasiur No.,
given 20 this disease, and all the 00uafquence1 sl
out OF 10 9r0nght 90 ln many ~ tho drstret y
hApih Of lno0nai1erato youths, and executive od8f,
geiloo on INC pathonai neglect OF which viii undA
miue the constitutoni rendering the subject unat K
business o. society and eng premature old AZ
fgfnales who may bo lal0fing with any n sielIty
me womb may feHi aasgred immediate relief
Ferrous residing abroad Dy writing aud stat uR ghs1
easel Wiin alec eaelo9ed, direoi % pf a ing 10 y
u1ia1fot slfeeli AaahVila, an. viii ~ nsoss
tafg nodel1ea scni ~ thalF afiross. ffaies hsoy
on 0'sioeE NJ te9 glsfulag uuin . t1s syauisF.
s'Yto-'aiAss
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-05-14

A letter from Fort Macon says Col.
White is represented to have conducted
himself in a most gentlemanly and cOur-
teous manner. He looks to be a man Of
between thirty and thirty-6ye years, is
tall and sparely built and with a full
uniform of cadet gray, made a very good
appearance. After the stipulatiOns were
signed, and breakfast had been psrtaken
Of Gen. Burnside, Gen. Parke, CoLWhite,
and Capts. Bigg and King of the Cen
erals staff, went ashore in small boat
together After taking a seat in the boat,
Col. White manifested a depressed spirit,
holding his head between his hands, and
remaining for several moments in deep
meditation. IL was not until after sew
eral times addressed by the General that
he appeared to gain his sociability. In
the Fort, a Yankce-like Federal soldier
asked why he Ga rebel soldier was in
ARMS against his country, to which the
lreply was made that "we are fighting for
our rights what do you claimP said
the soldier, The reply was, "the right
of property in slaves The soldier
granted this right without dispute, and
asked why the SOutherner was 80 inter-
ested; ii he had any slaves. ''NO," said
the latter; "d--n me IL would have one
around me. The conversation oOntin-
ued until the soldier left the rebel OK
pressing the belief that the latter did
not know WHIST he was lighting for