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LOST AND FOUND.

T Oor.-Lost or s.oieu from Camp Les on Wed
j .esday night, april shs 49,, my scrre.
A1RSG. Po- his safe return 80 Camp Lea CT my
FACTORY, ccrnsr Of Cary ard lth streets, ro.ic
where be may be fouad, / will p.y = reverb of
Tso Dollars. OEAS L. H01GOE,
40 22-jfS Lieut. Crsr shAw's Batixsr-
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'NiN0OLUI ION or O0sPAK1NEH
The pa4tn eshlp hae~sofoee eeis,ha -
ss7ls Of A. &c OEkER & UO, NSta
January l, 1904, by limitatioo, and u -
Mr. WIN. BOD KER, ~ nnderannsd N
cisted with hin 1all Nf. W. n DAOY n
brother, Mr.. H NRY BODEK En-, On NJ
terms that exist a in the former conSen n
continue tho Or q q AND sAHOTn7
BU0INn0N att ~ old stand, No. 10 Nm >
undaf the zane sama. a. HODW,
Thankful for fhs past nbsr n patronAe ~
On them, they b 'pe, by strict sad iaihh
ton to their buInsSs, 70 merit good shnz
Same IN future. ..-s lax.
10 lots --- BOUEHER /
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RICHARD RAINS.

wv fEO@svsfN F1y$HHERH, g
wv work on Ensinss. Hi6A wsS0s nstd.
Also, one man who nndersssnds na6kfpe
0oks from 6stamAn0zs4 Goal. - - -
il o0-am ETTEN0ER I. EDWONu.
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lNVFARTNKRSHlP
~ enYD1R and AkAaDst w
snyo this ds1 sssociatsd thsu,ss "
1or As lAspc6e Of eonduas,ss ~ %
ioI0vnS a "A its branphea ~ -
raj fOUap4Y DUSIGHSe -, 3
They mott earnSetiy pk u, La
nSeaos te - 10 naAAs .hs,, st,,
savc - 70 eAansass foreign Con,s d !
Eaahtylsea pr.se. The styis N ~
Rishmeud, Aprn Ist, is0l. WI
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"YATAO LA0Ok036 Wanted immOdt
w atsly. at Camp Winier, near Richmond
forty sbls bodied, acslse LADOR010 to grad,
and craia The grounds ct the abovs encsmpment.
Liberal wigs viii b. xlo. II pply tc Ne, WA
NIIn, q mv Wood Yard. on she Bssn Rank, b.
tween oh ana 10th streets kem So'saock 4. r. h
O'Clock r. n. As
~ 0-6s@ 8ICHkVD HATa0.
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cent II 10 the residence Of the deceased, little
thinking be had msdo fatal mistake.
Dr. PEsNINoroS, who was in attendance,
gave deceased two grains n the powder, Instead
Of eight as heretofore stated, AMI shortly after
wards discovered that IL did not have that effect
on the deceased which he expected iio then
looked at the Iogdes III discovered, that Il
had not been pr p ~ disPcmci.
Durin. The afternoon, the locir called az
Mr.. BADoFh store for The purpose oi a-tcr-
tanning tho trrl character Of tho nsJ!onc. Mr.
BAporE, the dirk, and tho doctor, after a
minute examination, decided t'at the pos'cr
co.tain.d nor Lina instead u 4uiliDo o.. Or
dereJ the spp,arsr,s Of the two drugs bci'
very similar
The cloat then ia bly admitted vh,roin no
bal r,llo %. mistake.
llE lALGaR, ,hc proprietor OF iho store, wa
ret ia vhsu tho rrs. ,Iiui,n 80 tut p. winch
Z. orr-a'. hits f0f1 ail uia'0c.
The rails ~ O.. COCA u t.aos u co this
afternoon. from ITCH street rrcs,y-erii1
Church, aai remains vii b. taken 20 Mount
Plsrau, Cemetery tor int,rment.
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As,cublY.

Hon Lemul srts,n was designated h7 Che
Syt,ktI e. occupy tlv CHAIR uurlig hl1 Osuu -uel
absence, Ia Hcyu.ufi'o With The rules.
Tue b.ll g. pryidr fur tte ga De defence " de-
bsi,d in {, ma ttee Of the Whole, aud pr ttss
reported.
Tie hil IN fac litfte the construction ~ pr ION
of'he EIir Cana 'ul,rgsn tut Vas taken up. NJ.
Rice si'd a ~ the hll Sts uoSiRutd b. Cn,ulr ths
Canal Comm iss iOner AlbJgu a. carry uUt riytie
cortrac, Win ceTtslu parties IA Buffalo, At needless
cost Of $500.
AFTER warm oiscussion the bin was ordered W a
thrd reading.
The mll toproviie m theestsblishment of schools
n the raj alnsrCuses ftte state was t'ksn up
Mr. Raymond owed g. strike out the cianse \,
GUIDING the city Of New York from the provisions oi
the bill
Ire mctlon was advocated by Mr.. Phelps and
Rgreed TO. Several amerdments we're mAie QUE
ate suth sci ools instead 81 making II obhgatory
unnp chem The hi was then ordered 70 . third
resdiDg. Aojournod,
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Ruuored SUR, nder Of savannah

baltimore, FeJ. IL 1t is rumored by pas,en-
gers on board The Old Plint boat, that news had
tea'he' Nnr'ol. ofthe surrender Of Savanna with
on firing run.
Our dtsT,ig'. 2 N I .rtie-s Manr.o makes no
mention OH. The story is therefore given AZ mere
run on.
Wahinst'n dsspAich n Tie Ph.lad,ph,, X.
q IrIR dat.d l7tt, + ~ sayss-r4o navy y part
r'n' -o- receive. js'pat"l's a..,iy t1ai te s.arl
o'n Sun o. wave oven styi.. gu.
Il"ry hes been re-..arr., rt-.ccup.el al IT,
IosfpsftJ.
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disturbance Al n Lecture la naIhmore.

baltimore, Feb ia lecture to night, at
the Maryland Institute was t1e occasion Of an tx-
citing demonstration Of Union foelings Rev. Mr.
fuat while delivering lecture, brsnched on on
political affairs Abiding 20 tbs test oath proposed
by tie legislature for clerPymen, he salt whilst he
Was a Uni. n man, be would suffer msrtyTdom be-
fore no wuulu submit to such an oath, aduing, "if
this be trts sOn, make tho most of H." The audience
"ss Immediately greatly excited, and all sorts Of
MISS were made. Cheers were Cfsrsd for the
Union, &c, and groans for the speaker. The lectu-
'er "Gs conf eNed 20 ooeis, and the sudienoe dts
peTsod.
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The Infer Errsdltian.

Boston, Feh ~ tn, Y. g. friss's ver-n. =.
saied = day sor Port Royal. The ship Eizs and
Els, WIN four companies Of ,he s,h New Hamp-
shire Regiment, left day for Ship Island
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r+sss q w.i,y, s.,l P,uags, ali for N,u Yak,
= ID sawtteni al Jur ~, ~ eAn-,
yTomiah tn mpton, tlske, Jiverpnol " days,
sih nrbe and SS PASSENGERS 70 Samuel ThJmpsf'f
Nephevs,
BARK-Bonltc, Beehan, o. Ysrrnoaih, s from
Port ~ PiaN "a inst, and Grand Turk u o'n'
With ealt and fistie B, Brr4L Ser q q. IL! No
american vessels. The n hrtnrs - ms pottO OF
the crew Of Rr brig Charlss, vretet on French
Cay, nasr the Cafes, on ths night Of Jan 20. Wa
bull a Cornwall in lisa. f2s tons, rated a. and
Owned hy Eatos, Of tie above place. Cargo inS1r-
~ In New York,
ACHooNEBs-s " slr,mons, q d,rey. rom
Phffnaelpht. days With cal
s.lhs Smith, Worden, Kizabct' port, 3, '1r
Hsidgrport.
2 Hulse ocnNli7, r,r, Roya' c, > days, ia
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LOCAL NEWS.
SEw YORK AND THE VICINITY.


Pervaded the city on Monday, in consequence Of "
glo'ious news rom Fort u inels~n, was continue
yesit rday, and augmented By the reports Of u
car lure q Savannah. Flags vers gaily hiSiin 4
from 10th public and private ldinRs In all pn
e. the city, and the forss, Of masts along the d c
were Amos, hden ~ ,hc ma, ona colorz. Th'
ComptrUler'I Once sct ievAi =. vtlgy IN the
Line. which si,ractsd much attention frum thos,
the vicinity 4 The old Hal 81 Rsc,rds. From
e'ge - tte roof - side, up 10 the top Of the
Nagstsh over the centre Of the building, two l.
lines were extended, and ~ sho,t intervals onH
Differed miniature "s,u spsngled Baunsi
Q'..ssayey they gave the squat old edidce.
LADIfs IAR.-Tue Sixteenth street q
80 Church. heated in 5 t'-enth street, nea-
Avenue, bs.n, ahou; s'',e F. ds'i, the ladle
tie .hurcf, ~ith l,udsls de lre 10 reduce
''-ount have oPeuo,! t..r IN tie lec,ur-fo
"h'- c,mmenced seste'd.y a, two 0'o'oc'., p.
and wi. be co4iu.Iei daly ultl Friday evan, [
This IL q isii in n1rs SENSES than one, frhisp
'iAed ever ) some very fair lliies, auS, entet
ne le-iul o-rIpn, tAo beloLl-rs' sya are dazs 81
tue 'nds| me and rich srticles " al kinds. ron 7
. 'h'A-u'e h0u o. doll f1,rspion-avsrythi.
p ..' are gel ia ti I.ssaet maaa.- ru..st,lls-j
a'o t. .'t over the re.vr, and extend ,s t,I
.enrth .' ta f..-., W. 'ie - tie north ana 4.ut
'st ftt's lrr tU' otier table,, &. ~ Win mar
'h q an az 90 articles, and between q ese and AL
'' i'i.. tatrD' um, is tia post. 20 o. n b,r "A
''N 'ie ". rp l, one ,l which Us t.. a.iipsl
conc bod i-e 9iler il can,,rto.. 10 t4s MONICA.
' 'N .. .'... .t.HHu. Tine Hf. t....s are -uH i
...'.'" inf. ..r uo.'., 30 o... 90 .s.l.i 81
sH. 'n. Oh. tWl ...l.a. 90. Get .t. ... e.. IN. /
...'''.' '''.>'s '." ov. 'rr,'-.rls na..ii-l .a.
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Hgrihot c. ", FEB Is The Great West.
en- Elevator here was burned this afternoon, tpge-
q Or with 2 GEO bushels grain
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ARRIVED LAST EVENING.

HRIo-Ct aries Heath. Lmeburnor, Elizabeth
ilott y IN coal, for BStln.
sCBooNKRs-ncr. H4uls EHut,lp .rt, Niil
soal for Soniers,L
FrcdricE warren, coo-ls, E.zabo'l. ~, with
coal I'm Rwtn
q r Dixon. wilson, LAza's'Arot', wis cd -
R1rt1n.
Mluc~ta snov, Keyrolt ~ Deal. I.'ar'. -.
Emma Cluk, " Lbilul INV y g. 'rru g..
wanna ia Mar Jar v.tl l,cW.u4 - n e - Dc
Wei ID inst, Or C..C Tl1i IL sn,t nr ri. NJ
~ nufand, from N>t,rtss ~ Co k. j. 71t.. tF
CtdS Kcvs v@ .,ries T. : ,1. p,.tE lila,
c-fisirr ~ wei. Lea, 49,. lien r,s, O., i,r SOW
Nuk ia 4 Few Iava
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cr,. trrr.'. ar.i, s.r ,f.rrrrn.
C.,1. I'D There o. no rlln i.tf.n f,r a.
,roft'.,.. .t...I 'ou iero BOZ, tie psans. ..,p.,
q. eel ....,I ..,, .I 'r,u, there b. TIE
P.r.s.t.. p.i..a.i, .. ,riry adj eon ,.,t,i,,.i
... y" "''"'
I'' '..'.u '...'.'' i'''.'r-h' arrived yes
''". Two ''. VIA 2 ''hsiP"n' LIN tie
'. 2 'as''"' 'ac htH
Be-. 5000, '.'. va. later ''.n previous
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...... If..retel ,pt ,ou.l ,,,..,,r. 4, i..,'.
f,Itl4
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unfIlou1 vein, c0rc'u|ps ts f,iows
W. N.Ir tnis vtl put',u eid ~ tbn 4. uoyanoD.
Ell ..tH| iu Iuf.. .rtU fNts, Q ,f.atIsut o. uf,r.
no. H. Ud lI.utr tu.t war ttratnra winch
r."s ..y. our Iu O. boo leuity four lu,us, and a,U
OBJ. on Huf 10. ,nus BOO t.ror months, ciuuut bs
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Congressional Proceedings.
NNNViiib COS .!Iu,>--- ,.rnte.
Gir-. session.


..'',.''y ~. geo. l9-Mr. Howe CW pro.
'.'d o. a.r.t .t-N..m Lau-.
r." 0 '. ieia.I H itn.n..
20. o.. '.' .r,ae sons, vuo wer, ,..rl.1'
o. Iy N7 "' .'.H .' 20 O. 'is.
! o. VIE 10 .A'.. Iu'.1In,el resolution that
"" N.'n'.li''- 3D.. ID t'i.. Of q 600. ia no i1.
,.'',n t1,hql.a ~. tto J.Ii Il u,g,len.rt ~
inhr DIVA = i,ogt ~ ~. ','.'.
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Do y we're manner. Adopted.
a y int r,folliion VIA r.,o.yet d.... tou...
,i .' L" minis i1h.r 81 ft.i. % I.a.. .
nv ', ,. 70 70 ~ nmi. ate Odd a Oh. I.'.. .us...
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$50 h''i., .at .u..rD. r..t Of
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a.. was a.' s.H,i'u, agal.t e.. ,,ti ...'s
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. % l.'" .'F'H..''' NNN .Nt - takH 70 .4t. .
''','I DOB" D famous H.. c' ,r1.tsr. u -rr.as 4. d.
! .".i ,Ht''r n,'.l o. s. to urn t'rl uutt.tu ..
n'' h.er 'ch . rue q. " gotta uf k rt. ..
! i,'o. aud o. : ra,o vsgd he 5rf-,. 4,
I l.' Courts r,yo Decd. ta,ta l.fo..r .....
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Our Europran MALI.

soIl9..; I'd. Rsriro.d ssK.aeX illinois csn,rs,
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
u5nu.I,to BnI,aa.


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go "a ,,,..,., MI ID, { IrI,'D,,,.,,
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IIAAITS lITE TAIsNM clrri NJ ER II IL,
t.. n..t.r IN N..r..u s. ,rA t,rrit. l.,tr..ns
... n.| l.,. ir t., IIr..vt, n s.it4 elk tn,u.lA
ana tI,r. tr,.r.Ft %. DO. ir,.. t-,IIa
iNA1.rs LUE RAISAM cured Mrs G, Gors, -
a. a. 49,, H.. .,..,'L .,.| ~.
7''' H..I It.rr.l NJ. O.. 10,
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t,.,-,,. p.rsA,s ,..-,i V.. Ala.
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% OH. Eu.'' '.' .'''. POO $50 nv W" w ~
80. ''l "'''' =. N, .h. s.. ir'ol JOY m'h'fA'
.' 90 u' ''' 49, .o.
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Death Of Ev.Gov,,,oc Pc u'ngtsn.

Death Of EN.I'"v,rr"r Pc nington.
Ihis occurrence har been ha theme Of much
excitement in Newark.
1t appears thai On Saturday morning, about
II o'clock, the following pres'rp ion Wa, recsiy.
cd at the drug store Of Mr.. BADGER, 3s2 Broad
street, Newark, from Dr. PENNINGroN, ria
tive If the deceased, which was dispensed il
ono powder. "Pul Calomel, grains "SuIp
ouiniue, ~ grains" The clerk, who has been
In tho employ Of Mr.. BADGER, for the past five
YEAR,, and who as consderof very careful t'u'
e,p the prescription, Labelled it 'QaiLiae," and
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THE DAILY sEws ON ENAScrrAr1or BIZ Tn


| TIE DAILY NEWS ON ENANCIPArroN III THE
| REBELS.
Notbrg can be more natural than that peo.
! PIE IN Europe should be ing whether people in
te sluthern States ~ the American Union, IN
they achieved inder endtnc would ngt pr.bativ
get out II thetf ain ul,ies by extinf Wishing sayer
the csH,e OF the nischis az Soon ~ their passion
! T1ere ~ hoeever, no prospect or probabil,,v =,
B w. j. b., 300 fU', morally impossible. There a RI,
. i,t.1 Which render II morally impossible III i
slavery % puld he sruntane usiy abolished bv the
J Ifore - ire Confsiersta States VI they were In
,'hn."i. dstd posession of a republic o. their own
These reasons political, economical, sn,d mora
or ~ ,iH.
T tnAI cipats lsbor Houd 10 70 p,, power. roors
-, COS ~" n hands rftre whites <. nerniiy, AMI
ts We O. iEn''by Vili nsvat DO. AZ pr sent so-,e
g' tntm are v'ry rich, and AL are rctsr than anv.
10y one . thtir p cion. and they ID rather 10.
y p,Ilha ccon. NY, aud 80" tie nun. Der u luii.
owheis diu ilisl. - she Wodtticr boristt Out ia
} crtr, thHI sh.rd return among than 20 anv
vr,m thty have all fdy extrud-t
Ih' eco ofrcal Ieas Us might seem - be al q
.li't way; ann ere g. no question anvwhsrr H,
iH" w t'tuusrs o'sAvtry, anil It, dam ,pip ir,1
ft,e,f he trtuuss ~ an classes inis ,isi VIII
- Yet under highly artIhrl conditions, -oua
io~ u.I lee uf Souihfru so Is, I've ,ss..., d
vast .sl'h O. Ne'i.ve thst th.y ,vsl. AND tr,..
i,w men are ihc cl'es Of sncisiy IN tho,r own r,.
W ors land lea-s tbs pri.o /. d,os IN Oh. s.,,,
'I'N L'yf''Ln't rPetd'd "a tue very substance
81 " rry. The p At ter is irrit,t-d that lapd In
"a tt'' Il vc N f',u. loo h 500 per cent
I't man ih 'ia mol lioftood, but TIE f,ct rn.x,s
l'u ''tg tnp uorc - bis neg. o.. Tap 1,nte,s
boy. zen n'i ,r fmUv lipI 40 g. ruip ~. b, tbe
We Ah " viz % prDhluy where their own
Ct. M 900 vfs It--nf; tfsy have asru tho rise ami
CROWN - hh''st o. viii d.su-t contempt aud
hii,l Euro. y.n c,uo, crco. uortre ap.,. ,.'e =
'I... A.ftn. u.f tHf fp.ff ayrpstbv boz d.. dr.
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Iir0yooL Fsb 4.-sales Of cotton day 2,rOO
lsl,f, including so to Spectators ara eXpurters
The market olutsC quiet u urchar geo quoIsti rs.
BEFApsu FFs.-'rhe market ID a lot ami steady.
lEuyiNuNs The nsrket is dull aud generally
lower, Bs,un is STEADY sud unchanged.
PUpuuOE The transactions In the produce mar
ktu have been ANAL, and tue market generally
steady,
LONDOS AoNgY MARKET
London, Ftb. 4,-Consols oloFed t-1ay a, e2k
N' Z. q rvCrev.
AM'uioAS s1OcEs-Tho lA.tst gales wire made y
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.,p,n.. Dl,isiUr, No, g. sans OF roa per
.-r, vrl. loo a puil ten itrsL,o U.uttlAg ~ b
-.,Ir y .u a. EHst Brotd-uy, on W-irr-uty eve.
rl.,. SON. sreatius hy thv Hon. G. q. l. II r.
n. P-r snd - =. J. nn.d s.os,nB. Adj
IL .-.,n ffes RICHARD AUSTIN Ca.
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The Capture of Fort Doaolsou,

II. W IlAlIH *,
f..u a. IfI L.
The New York herald., 1862-04-06
United states Marshars Ohsce.

william Walker, second mate Of tho ship American
U1.cn arrested by officers Hun: and Poc deputy
United States barshas) charge Of seducint young
girl named Anne Moloy seventeen years Of age on the
voyage from Liverpool to Now York From the adayis
in the ease Mr. Woodford-uni od states Assistant Dis
trict Altornoy-rocommende amicabls arrange ent
and "Gents Annia being 10th to prosecute.
20 before city magistrate and become tho lawful wife
Of william. Tho Marshal and his deputies brought the
willing twain before the Mayor; but his Honor refused TO
join them the holy bonds unless they properly
identified. search made for Alderman Ga rcra
ars these times Of Albany lobbyng) and the nearest
magistrate In tho ne ,hborhood Alderman Day ton
lie camc, and having ntorrogaed the parties, IL
peared py tho testimony VI the that he
single man, and, by tho blrshng confessions of the
injured Anne, that she was eighteen years Of age
Thereupon tho Alderman with all the solernnity that
can pertain 10 civil contract IN this most solemn
,noay ioinod the two and nado tnom Tho bride
Is moi very propossessig and the Benedict that
looked Ike victim brought to the altar ly egal su
thcrity rather thar bv the feelings Of tho heart
The New York herald., 1862-04-06
FINANCIAL AND CONNER CIAL,
SArrnnAY. Anril 5-ap. N

sAIUHDAh, Aprlt S--Ol M.
Thore il no change IN the money market. Ger
tifcates OF indebtedness sell al eGi4 u The
A. sstant Treasurer received this morning the first
instament OF the new Treasury notes from Wash
ing,on--s4 100000. The notes are well executed
and handsome. They are thousands, and are
already being paid out.
There was rather more activity IN the stock
market this morning and prices were well sus.
tanned. Government skies were sold down TO y2L,
which viii probably be the lowest point they will
touch IL all goes well with our arnScs. As this
price they viii prove tempting investment sc
Mreisners. The general speculative lailvay share
, lie, was xaA better thjs n.6sning The ,narkc,
| is largely oversold, and news Of victory woulc
create such q starnysde amopg he beers as La.
The New York herald., 1862-04-06
Value OF slaves i'm Maryland.

Al sao OF servants, slaves for fe blonging 10 tho
estate Of Miss Carissa H. LucKctt, deceased the 2'h
u, an illustration afforded o the depressing lu.
encs Of the rebellion tho value of slavS pro- rty
this State likely sound and healthy negro woman
aged thirty years. her two children, boy ofour and girl
Of two years, both we'll conditioned, were sot n q
lot for 5000 also Likely boy aged ton years, for s1o5
and withdrawn az sos Loss than two ycars ago SER
wants OF this description would readily have commanded
twcny five hundred doliars-now they fccl four hun.
drod. Tho reader will remember that the EIapnr adj.
monished the sympathizers with the rebellion in ad-
vance that this would be the consequence Of tAe crime
and folly Of secession but they would not need VIC tell
them now that their acts have scaled the fate OF the in
stituiion In Maryland
The New York herald., 1862-04-06
NEWS FROM THE MOUNTAIN DEPARTMENT.

forthcoming Address OF Governor Pier
point-Nlovements or General Fremont
The Local Elections-The Presidents
Emancipation Policy Endorsed, sc.
WHEELING, Va, April s, 1862.
Governor Pierpoint will soon issue an address to the
people Cf Virginia. directing elections to be hold in places
where Offices filed by persons refusing to take
Che oath OF allegiance.
General Fremont has not entirely filled his stah
General Kelley has been assigned to the command OF
this district General has not entirely recovered
from his wounds received the victory Of Philip Ma
jo swearngen commander Of this post under General
Kelley.
Local elections in Western Virginia, thus far heard
from including Harrison, Taylor, Ohio, Hampshire and
other countless decidedly favor the emancipation policy
Of the administration.
The New York herald., 1862-04-06

marine glasses seventy hundred dollars; miscellsns
Gus supplies, ten thousand dollars contingent expenses
twenty nine hundred and nty dollars. Congress will
doubtless make the necessary appropriation.
POOR HORSES FOE THE CAVALRY AND ARTILLERY.
officers of the cavalry and artillery complain OF the
poor quality of horses sold to the for their
service. Broken down animals arc palmod OIL by tho
Dealers and horses that have beon put of at auction
after being condemned taken into Maryland and fat
tened and again make their appearance in tho govern
corral Quito an extensive business prosecuted
In this way
The New York herald., 1862-04-06
CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

HDAf, AprI U-U r M
FIorR-Thc market was heavy aud the demand mo.
dorate chiefly to the homo trade Tho sales embraced
about 200 5000 bbls. closing at IS 25 IS IS for
extra state.
Wharf.-The market inactive, aud in tho absence
of sales Of moment quotations nominal. lot of
Canada club sold at PIT.
corN was hardly firm and was less active, vhlc
prices were unchanged and embraced about IL COO
bushels, at soc. Gle. for Western mixed.
Pork was quiet and prices heavy with sales Of 800
bbls at s13 Sl3 H.. closing at the inside figure
wnrsKEY 300 bbs, at &c 23c. for State and
Wcstcru.