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Gen. DIX Assuming Command Of the troops
at fortress Monroe, Norfolk, Portsmouth
and Suffslk as o Separate Army Corps,

Gen. DIX Assuming Command Of the troops
at fortress Monroe, Norfolk, Portsmouth
and Suffolk as Separate Army Corps.
FORTRESS monroe, June 3.-Neither the
steamer Metamora nor the Massachusetts, have
arrived from up James river, but they are hourly
expected with our released prisoners.
The steamer State Of Maine arrived TO day from
the White House, with about $50 wounded In the
recent engagements These are among the worst
cases which IL was thought II would not be safe
to carry such distance as New York or Phila-
delphia.
Major General Dix assumed command here yes
terday, and Immediately issued the following
order:
lGKNRRAL ORDERS NO. IL
HEADQUARTERS, FORTRESS MONROE, June 2,
1861 Pursuant 10 orders from the War Depart
ment, the undersigned assumes Command at this
point.
All orders now in force will be obeyed until
otherwise directed.
JOHN A. DIX, Major General.
General Wool also issued order yesterday,
taking leave OF his command, commencing ali for
their discipline and good order, aud expressing
regret in parting with them.
General Dix having reported to Gen. Mcclellan
for orders, received the following by telegraph
last mig which indicates exactly the position of
affairs here.
HEApeuARTrRs ARMY OF PoroMAc, June .,
1852 To Major General John A. Dix: Major
General John A. Dix, United States Volunteers,
having reported at these headqu uarters in pursu.
ance to orders from the War Department, Ad-
Jutant uenefals Omce, OF the lBt Instant, will
assume command Of the troops at Fortress Nj on
roe, Norfolk, Portsmouth and Suffolk and in the
vicinity OF these places, exercising within his
command the functions Of a commander Of a
division or q separate corps
BY command OF Major General Mcclellan.
g WILLIAMS, A. A. General.
Gen. Wool and staff, II 10 understood, will pro-
ceed to Baltimore by special boat Tomorrow
night.
Forty-nine prisoners arrived here this forenoon
urdaY. -"
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MEssRs. n. A. HALL 4 Co., have removed
their stock Of India Rubber Goods from their
branch store, 2ds Pennsyivania avenue, back 70
Bastou, during the summer, where they will he
pleased to receive orders by telegraph or mail for
n and all Of the various articles made from
india Rubber or Gutta Percha Orders win be
forwar 1eo ~ any express cornpany's lightning
train, and arrive IN Ia twenty. four hours, esnpsy
70 our citizens than they could be sold here
Send on your orders and have them filed az ma n
ufacturer's prices at Messrs. II. A. Hall & Co.'S
warehouse, lwaere they have the largest assort-
ment Of India Rubber Goods In the world, j IS
MIX street, Boston, Mas. may 1o-M
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
BArcEELoR's HAIR DYE!
TAs bsSf an fhs TVoyfd

William A. Bachelors celebrated Hair DYE
produces a color not to be distinguished from ma.
ture-wananted not to iDjure the Hair in the.leas,
remedies the Ill effects Of bad dyes, and inyigos,
ates the Hair for life. Grey, Red or axsiy Hal,
instantly turns splendid Black or Brown, leay.
Ing the Hair soft and beautiful. Sold by all
Druggists, &c.
III rhe Genuine is signed wnLIAMA. BATCH.
ELoR, on the foEr sides Of each box
Factory, No. 81 Barclay St, t,s.2 York,
m271y Late 222 Broadway and l6 Bond st.)
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DRAKK's PLANTATION BITrkRs.
q r 1QRl N

IL invigorstes, strengthens and puYifes the sys
tenn, is a perfect appetizer, and the most agree
able and effec tual tonic In the world. IL IL com
posed Of the celebrated CaIissya Bark, Roots
Herbs and pure 81 Croix RUM particularly
Wes kness, and is just the thing for the changes
OF seaaohs.
Sold by all Grocers, Druggists, Hotels and ga
looms. p. n. DRAKE & Co.,
ap coins 202 Broad way, New York
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-06-05

PuBLrc SABETY-M,. Editor: TIE running
away of government teams at the Post Once and
Patent Once, where a string daily Is In waiting
for commissary stores, Is Of suek re9usnf oeetsr-
renee that something should be done by those In
authority to put stop 20 It. This results In most
cases from drivers leaving their seats, and too OF.
ten even the neighborhood Of their wagons. To-
day six wagons were started by the passing of q
runaway buggy. Fortunately all were stopped
but one, and Its fate or the mischief done not
known. Who should correct these things.
June 4, 1862. CITIZEN.
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.TELEGRAPHIO- NEWS.
FROM GEN. HALLECK,s ARMY.
Pursuit Of the Rebels-Capturs Of 200
Prisoners and rs, 900 Arms.

The hefollowing dispatch was received yesterday
afternoon at the War Department: =. >
HALLRck's HKADQuARTKRs, June ITO Hoa.
Is NJ. ctastoa, Ssersfary Of Way: Gen. Pope,
with 40 0p0 men, Is thirty miles south OF Corinth,
pushing the enemy hard He already reports
TO- 900 prisoners and deserters from the army, and
Is 900 stand Of arms captured. a. = H..
Thousands Of the enemy are throwing away
their arms. A farmer says that when Beauregard
learned that Col. Ellcott had cut the railroad In
his II ne OF retreat he became frantic, and told his
men to save themselves the best they &C nd. We
have captured nine locomotives and number OF
cars. One ID already repaired and is running to-
two OF three days. The result is all could pcs.
siblv desire. l. -sr.Ha . -a---a. -.
(Signed) n. w. HALLIcK, Mai. Gen.
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CoRss, Bunions, Calosities, Club and Inve,ted
Nails, aud all diseases Of the humaa feet treated
successfully without rsia or loss Of blood by DR..
W bite, Surgeon Chlfopodist, at 426 Pennsylva.
MA avenue, between AZ and 9Th streets Ope-
rations Performed In few minutes; the patien,
can walk Immediately without the least incon.
venience. Use DR.. Whites cure for corns, bun
ions, sore and tender feet No acid, no blood
no pain. el, 81 so and % per box
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Ing horse too near pump; dismissed Thomas
Simpson, drunk; fned s2.e Mary Robinson,
do do: 81 o.. John Buckley, profanity; do.
S2.94 VIM. J. Richie, fighting; do. SIS e4.
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GLORIOUS NEWSl
TIE GREATEST VARIETY OF
spring and summer Clothing,

HATS AND OARs.
JUST ARRIVED. tysV
AND FOX SALE At H0RfHERN PRICES.
AZ No. $50 1th Street, near y.
may ls-lm J. n. SMITH, Clsshisr.
RLACK Mel ga GRAPES AND GRAPE
- seAs, all widths, sIxes and Qualities,
Back berese Hernannis vide for dresses and
od. WI. %, Ss, gss1 fall stock Of al other kinds Of
onepriee only, msrksd In plain GEurss, :. :,
ma-ss Ss Pa svsass saa NintS ssfsst
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-06-05

A PREMIUM OF FOUR PER CENT. FoK
Those who buy DRY GuoDs OF me and n., in
20 soa VII Dc allowed premium Of tour per osnt on
Ny stock is entirely new, sud embraces m.ny
cnoiee styes Of Dress Goods, White GpOds, HO-
Msieiy; M oioves, 6ents' Furnishing Goods, Blesched
ssk., Towe,inEs. bIiiish ana AmsrIosn Prints,
Soats' a Dest seglnE Cotton, &c, 80 all OF which
DFNev Dry 6oods store, SOS Pa. avenue.
JOS. J. MAY, sos Pa sv,
m % OF BetWeen 9th and Ioth sis
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Tickets 9l0-ShareI in proportion.
JOHN A. NORRIS 4 co. are the sole and
only fdarigers OF the Delaware Stale LottsrIes-
D-All orders fo7 tickets or psrts of tIokets wal
20 Prom PITY and faithfully hlied, and the ofici
drawings, certified By the STATE Commissioners,
sent 10 s i VINO order.
The drawn numbers srs also pubished In the
Now York Herald, Address
JOHN A. NORRIS 4 CO.,
Managers, Wilmington.
IN Si-lmN Delaware.
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A PPOLL0 CONCERT SALOON, l.,. Nsx
"A YORK Saeon, near Browns, National and
and LAost arreeabls place where gentleman TssIiy
Gan eIloy an evening in this town. We defy oom,
of this celebrsted COMPANY. Miss Annie West'
2uSea 0f s9nx; u A.; Florence, Ethiopisu Come
ding at the piano. Prof 9. Nschman. well known
tT W.i,a rs ss6lity. leads the orchestra Handsome
Saloon. Corcert commeposs AZ oSclacS iii az
O'Clock. ID. FREY, Proprietor, ia aim"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-06-05

PENNIES AND EMAIL CHANGE may always be
hAd tor exchange st the Star otiice counter Il
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CASA. DOORS.

SASH. DOORS, asg -. .fsag sved2 = i
y AND BLINDS. - 80. z
EAs ne 0id Establiahment, No. 66o Seventh st
!. M s ims -. Il. w HxMlL TUN. III - asesss' ssssfs'
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Police MATIERs-S:coRd Prseinef H GRAY,
{ Sweet, q. Haif, w. Haugh, druak; taken to
Euardhouse. John Small, do; carried home Jas
smith, insulting lady; taken 20 camp
TAsrd PreeISes WIN. Welsh, nuisance; dis
mAsed Eliza Ogleton, disordefly; do Albert
= 'ott, do S2.sS- Ann Early, Timothy Early,
Mary Holden, Charles Carroll, do; wofkhouse.
John Honey, drunk; do. John Ogleton, RosiI
Dorus, John Wunan, throwing stones; 81 4i
FSETti PYseiHet.-JuliaM Murphy, assault and bat
terry; security &c keep the peace. Mary Lee, Geo.
Byant, Eliza Bryant, larceny; Dismissed Alex
Revaux, assault and battery two cases): security
fOr court John Davis, fast riding; dismissed
John Uagun, druak and disordefly 81 James
Wicklon, assault, dismissed.
EighA Ryseises -ROb't Moore, threats; turned
over 70 the military. p Coobs, indecent sxpo-
sure; dismissed Barney Van Reswiek, do DO
Ioen Lucas, disorderly; fned - s. Dasii :
Bar doi dismissed Macy Lucas, do anea
eLSo Mary Caisgar, 90 ( workhous
VISTA PTsetset.-James Cotton, drunk and dis
otdeslyi Kept till sober. John Dee and Thomas
oNsA' vagrants vogkhouse. Thos. Johnson,
I1anIi dismissed Elizabeth Gordon, larceay;
w, yonn Murphy, threats; security for peace
@sHiA Pr'saef.-Washingtoa Matthew'S, water
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-06-05

{ CANTERBURY HALL, =
~ LoUIslAkk AVENUE,
Baok OF National snd Mstropo,itan Hotals
SsJsr she Coola,: Place Of Amxssnasai is ne e,ty.
TIE TIE S#sessiissss SS##seesiss
%EsEEHHkkSS %%EEsEHkHS; H;Ts sysSSSEEssss..
CLARA UTLER,
CHIEF FEATURE uSRUE''i'a'sa 'AS
r,, WESTERN y DIP fa' ARrmENr,
Where she h.d the distinguished honor to a,pesr
whose 81 a%s fns SSaa Sans.sais ssasI0
Her BEAUTY and ..sYis.s VOCAL POWERS
The F'tst f&v0r'ts Of the Dag
In Nrw AND STARTLING ACTS,
WILL BE REREATEl!
with ohs.r, : GOULD 70 u NOE 20 oTHERwIsE.
70 last, Rlce's
HAUNTED HOTEL,
For MONDAY TUESDAY Nl6Hrs ONLY.
On w'dHaads' Fss 6SS.sss,A 5 nm BE; b, Ria'.
And oi.f ssRERRf ss;sn of
about everything and every 5ody.
PARKER, 5HOS are yOp, hioisfd u
ThE COURT OF BEAUTY.
AdnlsHan u csss oichszses cssimrs rs g SsSS. SsSs.:
NEXT sArJRfBSA4Y JRfS4Y YAaFFfEkk; AFffEEkkkk;ooN. Iup.,.
81 Ee%snins PRssENSFs 4 sfs NSss..R sl
srya es oiTfssussa st Dress Jswsy, Conf.
HsRsfssSsNs HsfRTssfRsss sS sS sIsss Hi,siasca
sas. 20 osSI. SSmpo5H o1HS,sn S. ssS;a
Doors open at o'oook -serformsnoe Commence
concert Of tie Marin: ss Ssna an'A In time to vi'. the
WasHlNeToN CITY GARDEN, Msv Yerl
Der sotlJ informs the public that he Ia re-
tS shs .boye pleasant for this season
At oSoof Ssffssfsr ~ on sysy Mond.y and ThuTsdsy
S.i,s5y hsys been srsotsd for the @ nSS Of
nssst ssstt &: SSstss ven 70 .s9 @
~ e ERksT Ht saPf. b1T FIT E.asr
NO; ass Penn. Avenue south s,Ss. Ss SetSssr, SStSU,
GERTr tyss ns ,h hssrssss Evsry evening FREE CON
as snsss Ssss sr:.s Il ;Ss sSsf
9 pIfcee 6oeaass srss Iva q
.o' IIE ss fkss5sisSi Gf Sissf fro,
J P4lEsT 9FFioE cURIosITIEs-suid. 1.
nSns sTGsns Itsnd n sisni RsIs
5:ss
lev as%s s.ss Ss
'rlssii: %s i.IT ;sils. OVER S.aT q ''s
.y .-.m -...-....-..- ALFkEDlHON1ER.' I
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GROWERS THEATRE.
ra evenus, near l4th st. and the Willard House
AAo"AAo OAo'sh------- ----------- manager
ARARE FESTIVAL OF FUN,
GALA NIsHT!
Three Glorious Come Pkags
First appearance IN Warrington of Mr..
J.K. MORTIMER,
.- J.K. MORTIMER,
Ffcm tho New YORK and Philadelphia Thexters.
YRIs EVENING
The performance will comnsnce with tie elegant
Comedletta,
TRYING IT ON
TRYING 1T ON.
TRYING IT ON.
... TRYING IT ON.
w washington Potts Mr. Mortirnar
Ioihsr characters By the Con,sngj q S.Sfuiner
After which the Yankee Couedist.s, full of fur.
entitled '
INEVITABLE ANN,
MEHITABLE ANN!
To conclude with the Locsl Farce,
J. j., OF THE WAR DEPARTMENT.,
a. Js j.: Ja OF THE WAR DEPARTMENT..
Guy 6oooluof. ----....----..--...M Mr. ID Setehell
TO MORROW (FRIDAYj
FIRST time of the great Comedy entitled
EVERYBODY'S FRIEND!
In preparation,
Tht Grand Spseta.Hlay Play,
The ROMANCE OF A POOR YOUNG MAN.
PRICBs OF ADMISSION.
Psmf PPS ~ TGoie - ------ ----- ----. 20 cents
pIiT.ss ppISasstTns &c, Gasirs------------.7s Is cents
rllVate be1es---- ----.-----------.S
Seats may be secured at the Thsater during the
Oty Wltn0ut extra charge,
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ODD FELLOWS HALL! - .-
FO-LEMORAMA.
ST A N l. + Y& CONAN V,S
GIGANTIC Ill USTRArYONS
TBK
WAR FOR THE UNION!
rComyrislpg Views of Citles North and South
East anu w est; Battles, Ii Dmt ardments M aTo6sE
ExPosons, soenes and inoIGents of eyeTT kird'
wach illustrate the q eat hebellIon and NationSs
Strugt le for National Lifs
Tbe Naval BATHS at Hampton Roads, In vtioh
tns real movement of shi pa Ia repressnt.d-tbs
hhCEioS OF The MONITOR AND MERIT.
hdhCL,the Destruction Of the Cong ,ess ald Gum
nerlandccthe Bufnlrg ~ Sinkir Ships-ie a mat
w4nderfu and interesting exhibition of itsef
the public : " Sio'oH'ed w
EVERY EVENING THIS WEEK.
1nc Ma AtUkDAY AFTERNOON at 4 o'olook for
heuios o'.u Shiiofcn' je4-IWs
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ADJUSTMENTS.

FORD's ATHENEUM.
Tenth street, rear Psnnsylvinis sv.
u. A. Hail sage Mapager
BUslNE EENxLoN-.--.---..--Or Orchestral Director
AAAf-Ar "AkkAN ---..----- 49, ,----Irsesufer
- THIS EVENING, .f...-f
Ehe oomedietta OF A REG ULAR FIX,
IN whioh the entiIe company will appear.
THE DWARF COMEDIANS
~ In Comic Intsfuds. -. =.
The admirab Fsrcs Of .-- i.
. THAT BOB NETTLES!
msster BOB Ms Mrs Bi, hop
Master BID Waodilove.---- stuart Robson
Pas Dc Deux bJ--Com. Foo'e and Col. Small
The entertainment to c,ncuds WITH the broad farce
THE WANDERING MINSTREL.
~ - -. --.-- -----. - .----St1art Robson
FAi' N>AAoutn.--~. Mrs vincent
AFTERNOON PERFORMANCE
ON SATURDAY. NEXT, s.t -
For the oouvenIeuos of Families nBd Chlldreni
The DWARF BOMEDIANS
Will appear on the occasiUn.
ADMISSION.
Drees Circle and Pare uette---5O cents
SIo1sstIa Sests------------75 cents
No extra charge for secured seats. Ii
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WANTS.

WANTED-l0.o0O ladies' TO call 1t 2sOX yest
,s. SSsysnta street. between L and NJ. and JEet
have 90 cho os pstsrns aud are the oSfs e,r,ons
~ ur rne etsyn, fty sao msss an sTelxs,us oHs..ss
widths in three minutes, at the low cha &c Of as
WANTED-At the New York EmpIoymen,
w Agency ofice, No. a1I Ninth .trset. near
COtEEEb GIRLS, with good d reis,.noss. 6 '.s as
COOKS. Cham6erm.lds, LhundresTes, Mattresses,
wait on Ses in fS.ss s1
,sas, HStss As0 xsnted houses Immed.tely. ylth OF
hs' $ Si, hnd il to ter sdSsn,sss 70 SsiI. 'U
WANTED TO RENT-A convenient modern
,oov,DWELLlNG lInluInishedl CONTAINING about
~ .qo snq ooeteo within three or four squares
Jay COOKE Ca,
hs. Fed Goa ySs 60 snSy s. the
rsed i1r ,I GoSs Wa and A aoi.hmskirx the richest
is eenss soI san Ss hss Ind
w w.Ssa.inEton b.everJ' corner and Twenty ssv
en.a s-. mHaxs
WANTED-By q lady, who has had s.ver.l
u {. tss sssoSsF Ssn Eivs
country soeo9! O. Ia Private family IN the coun-
ins,dS. b. q. 'A'n'r D'i' sur sSSS VIM Wssh
WANTED--;Toh have every one know that thoy
sSi 3, ns s's.s s.I.ss s.s s:oE 'fs.'
WAEIED-Every person TO know that am In
~ the market ready 70 RaJ cash for all arncles
IN 1h .nS aSasSistnisAHs line, Those leaving the
bUCHLf, z3S seventh az, between q and II sta
lesst siae,, Dealer In New and Second hand Fur
1Is1Ie. nols II
rs PSy FIVE sESSGN .sS R
DiN DiNe, Lor vhioh We are pAyinE tss highest
=. 81 snoSs: ramssl qsciri1s hepseheerinz, o.
asyAItsSs 70 EiSs NJ call. -
l0Skx ID dRIFFlyE,
ht$-u No. SH9 ttn hAsv and sss
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Y Da. JOHNSTON,
LOCK HOSPIT

HAS dtSeocsredthe mos; CsyfajH, Sr-sSv and c7!s
ETecfHGI RsDIsdy an rae lToyIF
FOR ALL DISEASES or IEIPRUpENCE
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hsak csfrEkT. Ssfss 49,.
.hla 80 y. .Is...
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N NEW HoUsEFURNISHINe STORE,
~ sIS SEVENTH ST., NKAR Pa Av.
JOHN 6DEN,
beeer
Britannia and SsLUeT-ykGtea Ware, Plan
tslsed and PAINTED TIN, Table CntIeru.
HoHs.fnr'esShtng HardIoare, Wooden
Ware, BASKETS, Brushes,
Door Mats, &e.
We respectfully tolioit q call frcm Old and ns,r
housekeepers promising Foods at fair pTIce. srJ
our rest endeavors 70 pteass. w 30 enIrSs
COME ONE, COME ALL, and buy yoyy o,I,s,
~ OF sPklNG and SUMNER CLOTHING. a
the corner OF and Seventh sts. The sirht rf o. =
large stock OF Mems and Boys Clothing viii re
heve al app ehensioE OF not beInf able ID "a
s1lted or -ted sI our estabiishm ent
Give BAR d BROTHER . trial, ard ths- vii
awaJt do wn4t IIIht. sp 90 an
CHEGARAY INsTETTTE
1927 and 1929 S5ruoe II. PbilSds 5b1a
The reg uler course Of instruction embraces tNs
frglIsh and French LSns UsEes and IlLs-sFnr.
Latin II rec ulre3, ard al ihe brauch-s w icE 90
stItute thorough EngiIsh ana trench e9rc.t -
Frenoh ls tie language Cf the fA1 ily anc rs coH-
ttantiy spoken IN the Institute IL is tbe OH st a. 4
paTtloular attention, ecd 10 taught from n = rTN
ments % the highest course OF literature an m
Posltion. The sch0SSt o year cpmmeuces SFLtl1,.-
be- 18TH ana closes July lst. Circui.rs, SC, Cku
be ob!eIned from ~ dame aBHEAViLl,Y On
clpsl Of fshsFrrsy fpssitu-P =. % 4 W.
Nebraska advertiser. [volume] (Brownville, Nemaha County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1856-1882, 1862-08-16

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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-20
me GALENA BADLY DAMAGED

The Monitor also Injured I
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NEW YORK nIARKRF-aIay 10.


ELnUR-Market s can's lower, with rathsI
more doing tor export and h ,raa conBumption.- =
oiosing steady q the deolins.
sales l,o0 boi5 at A.476l.4i for superlns stats
@6e14.71 for extra state; Slf03I {5 foF gup5rs n
western; 9i,6044.5g for common TO medium a-Ttr
N soVU19o,i9 Ior common TO good Bhipnin-
brands. -0' t''-O-s O' 'l'u
CANADA FTOUR-Msrkst 70 lower, VITA
moderate business doing. Sales 400 bbls ct S4,60a
AID for snring: sls0ns,25 for winter extra.
:, = Z : ~ lou arkst quiet and steady Esls'
CORN DIEAT,-Market IN fair rsa-eus. RsIe-
~ D3ls at S2sA2,s5 for Jersey, S5,l31{03,I5 fol
"a g1rg Nyne - @ q saG extra western.
at 2s02le for ststs and WESTERN includiua 80 bbis
Ws.tarn q the close It 2l1<c.
- = HlaAI'-Mar arkat ir1eRulgr and upssttiad. and
23c lower, with large reosipfs and hoidsrs disposed
1f e Feaze q aFge portion Of the sales to-day are
salss Sssa bus Chicago surinR at soaIns for infs.
~ TT IT, = oFlne $500 northWsstern club 95sl %;
lst1 heeine sprug g. a9 = no 2oa hush canada
on hush amber lows At Ri,N7Sf,Ns. 2s0Ja 6uah rsa
state at rllT9lln; g ron bush winter red Wpgfern
g. g. 1,i7 and 2i0el bush amber Michigan at
RYE-Markst heavy and declining. Sales at 70
BaRLFv-AIartss duIl and nominal. We no
tice sales 20an hush barley meltat 81.
arss, heavy ard l@2o loweT with more
liked western ahoat snd delivered; and a955 for
OATS-In very moderate r>quest, SALES at "a
y for Is-sey, nana5a Wsstsrn and state
very frm.
6gGAR-Rav less active but prices very arm
q Plaa = A-darket continues dull and hssyy.-
Sales 6al bhl5 az 9I2.sn for msaaj gi2o0alaO0 for
prime mess: end s9.s75fl00n for prime
stEEE--Market rulet Quiet and steadT, Faies go
bbls at 6O00TOo for country prime; So 5al0Ho for
country mess el2 O0esl3,H0 Tor repachsd mess
Slt-hAfaIhno for extra mss,
Sgl.naA2' 70.
BFEtP HABIs-Markst inactive at sls,EeI7,oO
for western.
Cut HIEAFs-MaFkst IN fair dsman !. Sales
go paoEages 4a49se for ahoulderss &c for hams.
EaftfhF HTWItE-AGarkak dull. Sales l15
boxes rough short ribbed middlns at e5S.
LAAD-Markst steafiv with GOOD demand Sales
1000 hhls e ~ ns9sc. Tha later for choice.
Common grads. We quote Ohio ct 1l8l7; stats q
CHEEEE-Harkst steady At s@sK.
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Rsport Of the new York Slarl.st

gOr iho week ending MY II, Ist5, b. JssH BoTol
3 boN, O0mni-slOn H. rohant, 40 Pearl stFsss
bUFfER-ThU arTiVsls Of choice yellow buts,,
are yet small and Il brings $50 20 lie rsadilg al.
thoush hsaYg arrivals may cause ID cline Of . esnl
during the next week. We th nk, hoRsV 2. ths
prospsots sfe good for . Shipping dsmand a. $50 10
$50 during tbs naxt month central bio butter is
n fair d n nj at l3s to 80 White butter Is IN
large oEeruto x, AMI demand except f-r groass.
We would say again to shipDsIS to svOid sending
Whit1 butter 10 the New York market u possible,
as It is seldom Gaisabls
OHEEsE- We nave nothing new to rsport IN the
market with regard to cheese. The prospects are
somewhat more fa7orable than last season, and We
think It will bring 70, but Tiers is yet no nsE n
market from which 70 give Quotstions
EG9s-Ars in good demand ct s5So o Io3lo.
HAMs-Bmoked and canVaGasd Te 20 30. IN bulk
90 TO THe. Rathrr slow sale.
sHOOLDERs-OanVaSsed 90 10 %, and Ia bulk
80 to So. Slow sale.
LASD-Is In demand ct sJ6e for shipment.
BEAHs-In got demand at $40 to $3.50 for
marrows; $3.50 FOR hFst quality mediums; ssoo to
S2,s5 for fair, and ss.CO for mixed.
sHED5-CISyeF % to 7c; Timothy Sl,5e; Liusssd
$40.
Any Information furnished shippers, and business
transacted By H.O. DHMFEG. AGENT
once with Alcott & Horton, Wstsr street. Osvs.
land. o.
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SPECIAL NQTlCES.
pRANpRrra,s vReETABLE P11Ls


Are infa ibls for ooatveness spasms, loss Of apps
tiie sick headache, gcdinsss, sense Of bloating a.
ter meals, diEEinsss, drONsiness, and orsmDins
pains, and eli dtsordeFz Of the stomach sad bowels
~ Original Letter ct 2st Canal Street, Rev
York.
J. J. o. COOK, publisher Of the State Banner,
Bennington, Vt, ssgs be was attacked With DYs-
PEfsIA, and suffered so severely from it, that not
particle OF food could be swallowed without ooca'
Bioning the most uncomfortable sensation in his
stomach. For ave Esars be suffered frOm this
dreaifal complaint, Whsn he used B BRANDBBpH's
PILLS. The first boz did not bsnOAt him muOhr
bus ths second produced change snd By the time
he had taken six boxes COHPLErE 0UBE Eaa
effected. BE says; "My SyHPsPsiawaa gone, and my
expectation Of an early desth Yqnishpd-"
BBaNDAETHs PILLS ere sold a the principal
Omes, 81 CANAL street, end Uul0n Square, New
York.
Obtain your Hrst supply from cne Of these deDota
or from one Of the regular sdVeTssod agents Tor ths
Genuiue BFandreth's Pills; 3ou VII then know how
TO discern between the true and illse.
Sold By A. s. Gardner, 20 Superior streets oleye'
land, Ohio and By ell respectable dealers In medi
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Tnz THEAFa1,--A large audience grSetea
the frstappearancs at the Thsatre of OleNs-
asnas old favoTite, Mr.. Q. ". COuldOck,
las nigbl. He appeared Is +" Riehslisu,"
and throughout his mastery portrayal Of
that uasgui6csnt obArhotsF, there was an
enthusiasm and q marked sympathy with
every look and gesture Of the great actor
which are seldom accorded BY an audiSnce.
Applause followed almost every soutsnce ne
uttered, and following that impressive and
thrilling scene where tho Cardinal throws
sround aJulie" the protection Of the church.
there was such burst Of feeling as we hEvo
rarely heard. CouldOck's Riehsiieu il
unsauailsd. Tonight he apPsars as @LuEs
yielding" in thst beautiful and touching
domestic drama, aThe willow Cope. -
In this character he stands alons-non'
asro s7sn attempt 10 follow in his footsteps
Lrtfhs house be crowded tonight 70 Wiinsa
he great actor IN "LRke Fielding"