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GROCER . u;S.

pARGAlNS IN TEAS, WlNES, FLOUR.
- GrocrIics and Provisions.
Teas from 2Oc. upwards. Gooi black or mixed
from $40. T. 100.
CoaT,es, ir,sh ground, 10. ~, IA, IL, 20 and 25c
Sugars, ~, \, ~, y, ~ and &c.
Hams, b, quality, Il.
Shoulders. do, De-.
Soap, % lhs. for 81.
Starch, t..
Moa-sr-, 30c. gall.
Rice, &c. a ID.
Flour. w.rriuted, IS 20 ~ SO por lhl.
und all other goods kept Va = first class grocery
house CT this ont and hrin. It slons that you
won't forget the No., go Greenwich A.,
cor. Murray.
THOMAS X. AGNEW,
Wholesale and Retail Grocer, Flour aud Tea Dealer
| InylT 2Iac'2Ol
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WANTED IMMEDIATELY Girls


w ratur On iine vests, a gpOt huttnn-s hole msk.r
aud gusl hand " r,.,r. Steady work aud - ,,
week WAGES. CHARLES UROWS, 1y2 seventh At,
bet Az u and e.. room a. ~
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JOS SHEEIiAN, Orderly Sergeant.
Approved May ~, 1,62. 4, ). LARSED, Su-
perin,endent Twelfth Infantry, mastering oihcer.
% Ilsf0l
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REMOVALS..

PAWNBEoKERS' NOTICE - FEIr"N.
l. BEkiS have removed their business lr IN 20
East Broadway 10 the corner of BOwcry AM Grad
st, under the Oriental Bank, where al articles len
can be redeemed or renewed. business contlnued
under the firm Of the Eagle Loan Once" ap3O T2'
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pECRUITS WANTED

pECRUIrS WANTED
~ tuT the
HAIIOCK GUARD.
Now forming under the new call Of the Govern
mcnt, to be ready within sSsy days. Capt BAT
TERSOS, who has bet ia thu service of the Cow
eminent has received orders b. recruit ComIan" 4
Of this Guard, and Is now ready t. receive recruits
II is intended that this company sAa.. he ono Of
che frcst IN the service.
Pay from $l3 10 S23 per month.
Each man, rs soon mustered, will he sent t.
Camp Washington, Staten Island, and provided with
abundant ratioLs and good uniform.
800 Bounty al the ex pirtt!on OF enlistment.
All parties wishing to act in the capacity of non
commissioned officers must apply Immediately T.
secure position
H.. A3N Hroal,yay. N Y
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MISCELLANEOUS.

All KINDS SEWING MACHINES TO
"A let at oo9 broadway M si'.i'. jce Fo3
| a D1IgI,I Al FLOWER MAKERS WartcI
"A 1T II rhirt'' @. H. rtEklMAN. H
! 4 CONTECTIuNkR WAS1Ln TO WORK
| "A ut ~ r',c-lcr s. II
/ /, lDt'NG GtRL 40 tAh y BABY AT
A., .'ni. H..'. r,ai Lows u
lIH,r httE OrtHA Wa ~
~ 0u Hrc,sl.... n'. 'u ~" Ntrt> t.
: \ It .I.INII cook. y .I'IE AND
- I. '.tf ....y E. Wr .'...
| .lDi Nt,..I. NDDlI D. .i- or
- WV Nmys' 10
.pNiUt! .NNtt.LtEA 800. .IItI ..r
- ). ....t.,s ... ..u.tt go
! fst' lob ..NfI, DANCING i't.l'' Nt
- ..''. ir,-'ci. ''r. Itnrl'.V t'a.i-.
..)tI.r .e t,iNtttiS DS ~it. ms.
t'.. ,".s.,.. .t...i. ai vt-' 20
lnf...I.... I.lt, 't.r.. ,,p.,. M.
- .... N.... 30 aur., 6'Jrlt.. .'.'
] EIuNI.- HAVE Ivy .I.iCt q. - ,iS
- ..t .' ..ypr 'iif
/ COPPER \.fi.l\,.p,. pt.fll I,p,.
y .'' ,.N1. ~
/ J,.,vIt .u..,I. 1-.r, rtI,, sim
= ...' ...,. N..'. t,aI.1
,NDOi..S N.N.ll,-t t1pptr~ TO
y u.,.t .'y -.. . '. ",....... -.'i..
rNr mus l,H.'t. YI tl,pF
] f'''' d. ~ ~. q iN 7, tsH
lt,r S,tI.,,I..t u,N. tt,\uN ,Nu
j I'r,, =, .-c ~. ,,.l,c
l,i-i.-. ...rI..,.,-. WITH DI- VIII.
L 20 ...'. l..'t.. .u.uA li.,,. N.,i,..
TOR ,tii--bNI HORSE MI * Ml-nu
"n' Poo. "'"' OH .". 5 10 ''. J' 80.
IItIHt 10 ~IllDI BLOSSOMS WANT T.
~ .ti rn"iNH.. ''t'i''
(,Obu fNNi NirpN liNlNil rs " .Ht"A
~ std i..' .' Il --i''i. " '". 81"
| fNEtt!.EN AND IIpl or STORE To- LIT,
- .ud r...;t' r.""- ''. .'''. T." A.'t II. i'a
| Z ABIHINS WANTED. Al con MIR OF
- tHv'' n' llIh ". .'"
| nrI.tNIOTS ~ R\t,llNS ON W. \ W.
" ,lIIrr. "' l',n '.'i-' % u "'''''t ~
OPERATORS AND lN1>t.E~ pN ". s.
~ " INA 'H"' "n .'.n "''te ''' W '''h =. "
HIil.\IDE~ NNH bAl~ll. - b\ ARMY
" .D..'s".' l'uc" 80" ave at O. cot. is
| nrLhN DLSON NIll.IliEE WILSON :
Cuac H 8 90 u. 20. -', I" 't'.''. '''' l.l
InrtEtLlnN NNb HN~ii.fS ON LINEN
We "'t cd. 't.'' h".N.r Il. u
InIIEAllE. D\.Il.,. ~ \I,IN s
Cu'.., NIN,'u .'''~ coll. hHe, -'' u .''r..
DIANp TAUGHT ~ \ LADY 80 l'.E
G'- .r = 70. o' n.r' ITO .''r l.'i.''
S,kII HANDS NANIIn NJ Il MtNt
- ..'.t ~
lN\lIbi,l WANTED 10 Mthk ON
,nsi"n' ln''' -i'' Soc net f' It, -
ms EOOFIR> WANTED TINS MORN
~. at =. t'ri'r"'. ~
rrIr UIST SEMI\t, MACHINE OII.lDR
! m.lcTact.ry l'H nlai." dis. Hral.J'. 60 r. i's
I,pH\ttD STEMS. SCRAPS. ANp Ct r-
tins, bought irr css' q" 10 l,"rtt It. l'' 90 90
flNHI'SsIS pol'uiI AM SINGH. WAR
L rantcd mall asses u.ULUvtR, Auu,i. Jr" y
NxvANTIp tn Slt\u uNKLES AID \
w n,w ~ rrct. at ltg Mdl,n L,u, ,c7 2'l'6
WANTED GIRLS 10 MAKE HUTTON
w hole ON coats, 10 MD.hcrry -. j,H,",l~5
NVrNNT,b l.rw T\iIoHISSES 10
w uako ,u tine PANTS , 2oth ii. o Mr. fr'n,
VVyAvJIp 1IIuSrK\TI II,u,, pun,rr,
w = ~ whh'st hru white 20, AMI brush ~
NxTN\Trb IWIIll.JWnI,IJ1 20 W~i
w Joh IT, bet broadway and tth ave. 30
NXTANIIpAI AuEI.1E SMITH AT A
w G,und 49, illiap,-hurr' so
WANTED OpIEATuRON W. 2 W.
w macline also hn,stcr-. AZ Eiehu ave. :
\VTANIEu-A ROY Ar Il ANN 81. up
w stairs. I'D
x1y,NTrb-TWo TIN pooTTDs Ar 81;
,xr,xTrn.- -, GOOD vrsT r,~,si,Frs
| - "'''' "'' '''''' Wv ~ ~ ' 49, '''
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WANTED.

WANTED-10,0 900 LADIES TO TAKE
w their straw hats TO 1921 Eighth ave, between
26th and 21th sta, remember up stairs, where they
clean. press and wire ladies straw bonnets for -
cents; bonnets enlarged # required; all kinds 90:
straw blcrine-s turbsns aud boys hats clean Il
ami pressed /, the fashion; .cntlemens braid, er-
horn and Prnains hats cleaned ami trimmed; h'''
dyti, no mistt, sssl bats lcft in our charte,sre
Numbered. cleaned sui pressed Oh the n..,s-
q. TINIgAN SO 2itc'l-A
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ITO SHOEMAKERS-GOOD WORKMEN
i 70 make ladies' work. Apply 1t X. MYCOETHs
t10 Exchange Place, Jersey City, near the ferry.
ir6 3'l0l
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CEwING HANDS WANTED - 100 OPE-
- rators, with or without machines, 70 make light
Gents; good hands can 30 TO work at once. Apply
at l9s Fulton ct. jss 2'162
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WANTED.

TAT BOoKHAM'S OLD OFFICE, 1l9 Grand
"A st-fiNy servant girls wanted Immediately;
protested cooks, cook. washer and ronsrs, small
girls, chambermsids, laundresses, &C., g.. IGO
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TOHN II. BuRLEf, AUG, WILL SELL
- this d,y, 1T o'clock, at 4i4 Canal st. bureaus,
| ia beds WArdroh-s, Int racks, chandeliers, lace
curtains. etagsres, bookcases, carpets, oiclotLs,
mating mirrors, stoves, chandeliers, rosewood
suites, KIT htu ware, &c. 20,
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lyons OLD BOWURY THEATRE.
itrs,r, nIf,t',.I aui uuI Manager. ...... .luG
MONDAY INENlNG, ItNE III
NNIaNilA-Tlll' SLAVE at LEN.
The I'll time VA twenty years, wII, al. Il, original
n .ulur.
+ II T. 7 T. Los y u X T. \ VI; on
JACK SHEPPARD ~ FRANCE.
ltg hmm, u@r tle. 1855 d,mouds IT. teuc' tHu.
TIE liNAl - OF ALGllliS.
The three pieces "ill hc sustained ly the whole
Company.
lb,Va, "att4 PIT - cts.
Doors opeu at commence AZ 2.
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4 ttIlON NDIltE-M. Is. CHAPMAN,
~ Auctouocr, large sale of ma itiio, 1t house
hol furniture, ut public auction, OH th's nay, Non
day, at the private tridrucp, - Wu6t ltth ~, bet,
Btu aud Cth ayes; 50 commencing Ht II O'Clock,
comp ising ruscw OF mahogany aud oaS lafof,
,han.her aud dining r"m furniture, piano ioi.e
SUITS, curtains, clocks, chara tables, Er,issrls,
Wilton and ingram carpets, bureaus, b-ds,eads,
w,s stIuds, china rud gussN are, tai cutlery.
china, crock'ry, o.l cioh refrigerator, Nc. h.hO
m assortment ~ basement and Etch'n furniture.
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SEWING MACHINE.

CEWING MACHINES FOR SALE, TO
'Orent or exchange Singers, WAoeler Wilson'S,
.coN d. Gibbs aud othorr, cheap for cash, or part
payment; machines bought, exchanged aud re-
paired, 335 broadway, room j. up stairs. jes 24ac'
SEWING MAClllNES-flRST QUALITY,
> bought, sold and let, with or without operators.
Family sewing done n order. OIL, sLuttlea,
needles, &c, kept on hand. All kinds Of sewing
machines repaired at 70 Second st. je6 2Csc'l00
SEWING MACHINE NEEDLES AT RE-
- duced prices, and superior quality, wholesale
and retail. Singers, ~ cents per dozen; IIowe',,
Finkle and Lyon, 40 cents per d1zen. Call aud ex.
amiue. JOSEPH THoRNE, manufacture. 33 and
80 West Houston st. nIy2k 2iac'
SEWING MACIlINES-FINKLL & LYON,
~ aud other first class sewing michnes to rent or
for sale, on monthly payments Instruct uns free,
and no charge for delivery. Apply 10 T.. IL DIA-
MOND, at tue Office Of the fiuSIs DC Lyon H. ". 10,
Us Bioa iway. iny2O 2ie'l43
CEWING MACHINE FOR SALE-ONE OF
> siugcrs No. michnes for sale cheap, an III.
parties are going iuto other business. Inquire iJ2
Bayard II, "a door. InyE H"'''3
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AICunN NuTlCE-M. b. CIIArMAN.

"a AutluEe'r, mHgluhccnt sal" OF over siO,orp
wort uf household turn turr, ~ public auction this
DIV, Ntt,, 1t private residence 40 wet 3Gth Il,
nr4r ttn We, vt o'clr1ly, comprising rusewpoi,
piano fu,te, suits oak dining room .uru!,ure ma
ho;ery ami black walnut chamber furniture, mir
rpir cuttans, cu Is, paintings, il'H, chairs, zof,
h~is, velvet Iugruin and other carpets, bureaus,
hed-teads, Cru,kcIy, china, glass, HIsorwarr u /.
cutlery, tt1yos, oil 10th, also al assortment ol
btpeuICat AMI kitchen furniture. go
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WIN. Writer'S, AUCTIONEER-WILL
w sell this day, at o'clock, at Al Canal IT, the
furniture Of fifth avenue house, removed for con-
yeneuce Of sale, parlor suites, pier and mautel
glassessplendd carpets, oil cloths, bodsteads bu-
resus, &c, dining room and kitchen furniture. Sale
positive. Also 90 glass empty bottles. 2bl
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A FIRST CLASS IRoNER
"A Wanted
In Laundry.
290 IS sixth ave

A DRIVER WANTED FOR a FEED Stor =
Il one that understands horses and is not afraid
CITY; ono that has worked It the business preferred
Call at l67 Waver'y PAtc. 2s2
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A TTENTIOv-

IA Wanted Immediately, stout, a'le-hcliel men
a. I'LL upCpulauy q % Nslur-h Chas''urS.
9th Regiment Eagle Br. ale. Cll. Geo. A. Buck-
inAham, tlsts MAJOR list H. gim'nt y. Y. $ " 4!
o. whom good nations AMI clothing ani from Sl3 10
50 pay per month Viii Joe given uPol enlistment.
TINS u the OF " regiment now corning 30 ihr sitte,
md an excellent opportunity now oilers for those
desiring TO enlist t. attach themselves t. ir>t ass
regiment TITS regiment j. nov en- amItd at Rri
House, luSth street and Second ave, one OF q -
host de'ightftl summer resorts ia the vicinity OF tie
city. The families 81 those cui'tny vi receive 10
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CUSTOM HOUSE, NEW YORK, col
~ ectoi's Ofice. june 81, lS6?.--The following
unclaimed explosive substahceS will be ID ut pub
lie auction rrrsuant 10 Treasury regulations, by
H., II. ~ blow q CO., huctonrers, at 50 New st,
on Tuesd y, i'th INST, At Il O'clock, ain.
Y. A. u. >. oIlLt easeJ per steamer Ignsa, from
Hrumen, Dee. sill.
At the SANG time oil articles sold at the sale
~ unclaimed Ropds on the 10Th aud 27th ult, not
called for hy that date, will DO re-sod for account
OF the irt purchasers
HIRAM BARNEY, Collector. lea Bslls
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FROMPITTsBURG LANDING,

PITTsBUEa LAEDRag April 29-1O P. NJ.
Heavy firing across Lick Greek, this
morning, caused by artillery practice with
rebels by our advance guards, who, after
slight skirmishiBg, in which We captured
several prisoners, occupied Pea Ridge, and
at o'clock occupied Monterey.
A very intelligent sailor Of Boston, who
deserted from the rebels this side Of Co
rinth, reports that the capture Of New Or
leans was generally known in rebel camps
ION the morning Of the 9th. It was also
stated that on the 18th the time Of two
Louisiana regiments, enlisted for one year,
had expired, but By new oonscript Of law
were required 70 serve tWo years longer-
On being 90 informed, both regiments laid
down their arms, and refused to fight when
Beauregard detailed four regiments 10
guard them es prisoners.
twas not known that Gen Halleck was
in command acre, bat the general impress
sion among the troops is that Gen. Buell.
was, and our army retFeating to Nash
Vile.
Col ]. G. Kelton, Act Adit. Gepeneral,
arrived today, relieving Capt. Mclean,
who was obliged to 90 to Cincinnati on ac-
aount Of i'll haRlfh
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FROM KANSAS.

LEAYEHwoRTH, April 20.
A circular just Published by Gen. stur
gis says the arrest Of Col. Jennison vas the
result Of representations made By 1t. Col
D. B. Anthony, Of his own regiment, and
Col. Geo W DsitEler, his immediate COM
nanding officer, and was made at the ear
nest solicitation of this latter officer, who
in his appeal to me Of the 10th inst. de.
mands his immediate arrest, end charges
him with the most grave and serious crimes
known 10 military law. se-llL
Hiram Rich, an old resident Of the West,
and for q number Of years susler ct Fort
LsaTenWorth, died suddenly yesterday
morning Of spoplexy. - e
River st this point at stand and banks
full. Weather pleasant.
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Imnnrtnnt nnnInrnlinn-

In his official report Of the bOmbardment
Of Fort Pulaski, Gen. Hunter makes the
following remarkable statement; a21
HHThs result Of this bombar5ment must
cause, I am convinced, q change in the CON
strusiionof forti6cations Is radical as that
forsshadoFed in naval architecture by the
oanhisl betWeenthe Monitor and Merfimsc.
No works Of stone or b-iek car resist TIE
impsOt Of rifed artillery of heavy oalibrs.a e
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| rELEGRAPHIC.
Arms and Clothing for the
Loyal Blacks!
..
BANKS PUSHING on STRUETOHt ;
- 20
THE ARREST OF COL. JENNISON
Fighting near PlttsbuFg LaRd'g
THE OCCUPATION OF n. ORLEANS
POnchartrain Forts Evacuated
GUNBOATS BURNND By REBELS
Tive Rebel Regiments lay Gown
their Arms.
PRRSON BRIWNL 0W'S FAMILY
RELEASED !
I| .E-lif ffrr farrr f-1Fr H.HHH
Lamentations over the Fall OF
New Orleans.
rtr .F ..i
This M0rninE's Report
Lamentations over the Fall Of
New Orleans.
This MOruinH's Report
FROM 'wlALssHIINeTON. VA
MAsHIEdTON, AMI

a. a .rar.H WA9nANsAVaI 1EAAA 80
Tribune correspondence:
bas The War Department has issued an or
der for supplies Of arms and clothing for
the loyal blacks 70 be enrolled in General
Hunters division. s.e. rl.-,. g
Times correspondence aalsd
By sdvices from the Department Of the
Shenandoah, received to-day, Gen Banks,
notwithstanding the bad roals, is cautious
ly pushing his advance towards Staunton,
being already within few miles Of that
place. .-...-,..-
It is considered doubtful whether the
rebel Jsckson viii make stand at Stsun-
ton, as he fears being AAnked by g column
from the Mountain Department. 4
Gen. Banks troops are in the best Of
spirits. ii
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FRnM RAsHINarnN.

-h AsHIHGToHJ april ~.
Lieut.. Robinson is ordered to the com.
mand Of the battery E. A. Stevens CON-
monty but enormously called the Eauga.
tuck, now ct Fort Monroe. .r 3
The Secretary Of the Treasury is now
prepared 10 pay al indebtedness Of date
prior to the first Of February in cash, of the
month Of February 40 per cent. in cash,
and Of 6 subsequent date 80 per cent. in
cash.
The Emancipation Commissioners met
to-day. Several petitions were fled, and
during the morning 30 or 40 persons waited
on the Board for information regarding the
mode of procedure. 5z 80
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FR0M NRW YnRK.

@ 5a NEw EoSK, April 30.
A letter from Washington, received b
one Of cur marohaOts yesterday, states that
the most positive information has been had
from the vicinity Of Memphis that cotton
in immense qgantities has been destroyed
throughout that section Of the country, and
u Is now beyond any question that the plan
OF the rebels, long declared, is being put
into active eEeeuton- 4sfaFs
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FROM NEW ORLRANs

NEW ORLEANS, April 81.
A special dispatch to the Delta from Fort
Jackson yesterday says the enemys FIRE
had much siackened.
he has fred 81, 900 pounds of powder and
over 900 tons Of iron. This lombard
ment is unprecedented in the annals of
warfare.
Z Our loss SO far is Eve killed and ten
wounded a-1a
The mortar vessels are out Of sight be.
hind point Of woods. We sank two Of
them yesterday and disabled steamer.
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FRn1I I.nnIsYII.I.F.

LoUIsFILLE, April 29.S2
One hundred and seven prisoners, cap
tursd by Gen. Mitchell at Huntsville, ar
rived here tonight en- route for Camp
Chase
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A PROPER MovEMENT.-gince the Con-
federate thieves and murderers Of our sons,
brothers snd friends, have been 80 much
lionized and petted BY the people Of Col
umbus, it is hinted that the oonVicts in The.
Penitentiary are to be ''psroled'' q few
ct time, just to enable our citizens to dis
pose Of their unexpended store Of "sympa-
thyP That's bullyl As they are generally
better men, and less guilty Of crime than
the seossh stroling our streets, let Major
Prentice throw open the big doors that We
may receive these sierEing brethren" with
open arms, and show them that we are not
warning with their ''institntions We
have done wrong in enaoting laws for the
good Of society-and there is not q doubt
but what they will be 'fully convinced
when they return home. Send them up,
Msjor; it will do them good l-Stats JoaTRGI.
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PLATING & BELL HANGING
TAlL0RING.

- lENTLFMEN'S OLoqHEs CLFAEu
{ ING, lssnogstins s1d 9slsling EstshlishmsIf,
h5rsaTter devote ki8 attsutiC1 10 5asnina rEnqya.
ting ard monding aentlemsn'ai ei1things He hes
iscliiiaa Tor dolng hil WosE % the bsst mAnneT.-
Gs1tieeR VII md . iof Their interest taftrg heE
tEyf fiales g siVe Hrs AG1T .fTiaL ii s-1l IL.
nN 4ERA
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RXDHANGRD.

-i.n5 '.iaf BosFos, April 60.
Col. Lee and Major Rsysrs, 5f the 20fh
Mass regiment haYe been eEohsnged, and
start to join their regiment at YorktoWn.
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BlRIiE, Wis April so.

aHiqEf BHRLiE, Wis, April so.
Fire this morning burned out Alexander
Brothers, ]. & &. Field, DR.. Burr J. Riggs,
"A. J. Work, together with many others
Loss $50, 900. I'VE, Ra
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FROM BOSTON.

IA -r .,1 ~ on BosToE, April 80.
The steamship North American passed
Father Point at 11;50 last night for Que
bee. d
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PIANOS.
DLANOSi RIANO5TI -
n RapTow

No. 9 Euclid Street. Cleveland, Ohio
Is now selling the oole braosd KHABE PIANOS at
greatly reduced prices Havinq inst received s
larg sssoFtnent q tn9se superior instruments, be
would lntlte ail intendlng TO purchase e. call and
examine them before purchasing elsoWnere. Every
instrument warranted I've years ~
- Olo Pianos and Melod8Ons taken in exchange.
Boxes for sale, l...s
-, Pianos Tunsa shd Repaired b. O. q. HAT
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Deaths at moand City

The following IS q list of the deaths OI
Ohio soldiers at iiSimon's General Hospital, p
Mound City, Illinois, from April 18th to 2lst,
inclusive:
April 16. VIM Barribal, corporal co q,
nn4L ObEc
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UHAb. WHIIILEBET,
Colonel commanding Sd Brigade, Sd Diyi.
sion, Army Of the Tennessee.
Privuts ActiOus Against Public OmcsrS

Private Acti0ns Against Public OmceTB.
Mr.. Wade introduced into the Senate yes
terdsy bill to regulate the legal action of
private individuals sgainst public officers to
obtain redress for arrest of such individuals
charged with or strongly suspected Of being
guilty Of aiding or abettiBg the rebels Tie
object is to prevent vexatious proceedings
against public servants acting by authority
OF the President. The bill provides that such
action can only be brought in the Circuit
Court of the United States having jurisdic-
ton of the parties; and that any case now
commenced may be transferred to such court
BY an application, verified by an affidavit
The defendant may, at his option, have his
case continued from tine to time till the close
Of the war. The plaintiff is required to give
bonds for the expenses of the trial. Any
person srresting such officers by civil process,
may be punished by fne and imprisonment
but may petition Congress for redress =
WaShiRgtOn Republican
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REVOLV VERS AND KNIVES.

ID EVOLVES AND BUWIN-
HI HNIVES. "A hne assortment Of Revolving
PISTOLS, auoh a. Colts new moddol BaeoaB o. Rider's
fllgn 8 Weel0ok's, Bharp'E, Spis's, smith 4 Wis-
aohiE lhrE58 and gmnll, With Thriol1 other kinds,
Just roosiVai and Ter sale ehsaP g :
y. HkTEER8LEX1
CIR sssFlu lsi Bu1SsioT stFast, OisVallta. o.,
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OYSTERS.

+ sCta s. MALTBY'S OYSTER DE-
We POT Gate Holt 3 Nsltby's). OELEBRATED
OYSTERS
WILL BE RECEIVED DAILY
IRON his estsbIishment In Baltimore-put IN IN
cans and warranted fresh and good, or no sale. /.
Also hermetically sealed Oysters, LOt zssTa CLANS
hand.
Baltimore New York and Princess Bay Shell
Oysters will be received daily By Express "a
~ Crackers Tor sale by the barrel.
W. W. GAINES, AGENT
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