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provisions for SUPPLYING The deficiency.


provisions for supplying the deficiency.
These remarks are suggested By Che state
ments coming from certain counties, that
some Relief Boards refuse any assistance
to families after payment has been re-
ceiyed by the fathers or sons who had been
their protectors This rule is manifestly
unjust, and not in accordance with the
spirit of the law on the subject. \ fam
ily, including wife and Eve or six help
less children, can not be supported on a
private soldiers pay. Tosuch, Il generous
community, which appreciates the services
of the defenders Of our homes and the
integrity of the Government, will yield a
willing protection.
On Wednesday, Joint RESOLUTIONS
were introduced in both Houses, Cor an
adjournment from March 2lst to June
17th. The object of this proposed recess
is fully set forth in the following pream-
bic and resolutions, offered by Dir. BING-
HAM OF Allegheny, which were laid aside
for the present. They viii be taken up
at ar early day, and passed:
WHEREAS. The Joint Committee of both
Houses Authorized to confer with the Com
mite of Ways and Means of Congress and
the Secretary of the Treasury, in regard TO
the revenue likely 10 be required from the
State of Pennsylvania, after such conference
was unable to ascertain definitely the amount
and subjects Of such taxation until the rev
enue bills Of the National Government should
be more fully matured therefore
ResolCed, That the present Legislature VIII
adjourn on Friday, March 2lst. at one o'clock
?. H., Of said day, to re-assemble in adjourn
ed session on Tuesday, June 18th, at 10 o.
clock, a. NJ, of said day.
RcsoIUed, That the Committee on Ways and
Means or such subcommittee of its members
a. it authorizes to act tor it, be instructed to
have prepared and printed, during the recess,
in the form of bills ready 10 be acted upon
by this House, such tax bills, and also bIli5
revising cur laws for the assessment and col
lection Of State ana county taxes as in its
judgment may be required.
On Thursday, nothing OF interest tran
spired in either House. On yesterday,
the House had under consideration a bin
for the repeal Of the law, modifying the
Act Of 1923 relative to the rate Of inter
est. Several excellent speeches were
made On the respective sides of the con
troyersy. y vigorous effort viii be made
to re-enact the law Of 1923, making 1t
usury to charge higher rate-of interest
than six percent. Much may be said,
pro and con, Oh the pTopriety Of so doing.
The Legislature adjourned at y O'Clock
to-day to meet again at 3 o'clock on
Monday afternoon. The object of this
adjournment, il TO enable the members 10
be present at the celebration OF the birth
day Of the Father Of his Country, in the
city Of Philadelphia. Il IS said "tLey
viii have a good time of it." During
their absence, Harrisburg viii present the
appearance Of a deserted city.
UTCO
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powerful Union feeling of the South, no
longer kept in snbjection by fear of the
bayonet and the halter, will rise up and
assert and maintain its supremacy every
where. The laws Of the United States
viii, at an early day, be executed as qui-
etly in. Tennessee, and Alabama, aud Ar
kansas, and Mississippi, and Louisiana,
and the rest of the seeding States, as
they ever were.
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letter EF0Fs8 Harrisburg.

HARRIsBUHe, FeJy. q, 1862.
Correspondence of The Aueghanian
The heart-cheering news of our victory
at Fort Donelson was communicated TO
the Senate and the House of Representa-
tiyes, on last Monday afternoon. 1t was
received with enthusiastic cheers by the
members Of the upper branches, whose
joy leaped all bounds. Parliamentary
propriety was forgotten. The studied
decorum of legislation was thrown aside
Formality WAS discarded as being too slow
for the occasion.
In the Senate, Mr. Lowry, Of Erie,
offered the following resolution, which was
unanimously adopted:
Resoioe6, That the Senate OF Pennsylvania
have heard with profound emotion the dis
patches announcing the taking Of Roanoke
Island, the surrender Of forts Henry and
DonelsOn and the capture of Savannah, and
in the name OF the people of the State of
Pennsylvania we hereby tender our heartfelt
thanks TO the officers und men of the army
and navy whose gGllantTy has achieved these
glorious results.
In the House, AIr. PERsHING, of Cam
bria, submitted the annexed resolutions,
which were adopted with three ;remen-
dous cheers
AsssS0ed, That this House has heard, with
feelings of patriotic joy, the intelligence Of
the capture OF Fort Done!son and Savannah,
and we hereby tender the thanks Of the peo-
pie of Pennsylvania to the gallant officers and
men of the army and navy, who, by the re-
cent victories al Mill Spring, Roanoke Island.
Fort Henry, Fort DcneisOn and Savannah
have added new lustre to the American name
b,ighted the hopes Of rebellion, treason and
of traitors and thrown an imperishabIe glory
on the age and nation.
Resolged, That lhat this House do now ad-
jouru.
On Tuesday, sir. PERsHINa, from the
Committee on Ways and Means, presented
the following resolution which passed the
House:
Resoiosd, That the Commissioners of each
county be requested to inform their respect
i've representatives of the number of families
OF volunteers and the number of persons
comprising each family who receive aid
from the county, and the amount paid each
family per week, and the aggregate amount
paid by the county up to this date And
that the Clerk be directed to have circulars
printed, TO be forwarded to the Commission
ers OF the respective counties to be returned
with the information required.
The County relief fund for the benefit
of the families OF absent volunteers was a
most humane provision. It is to be hoped
that those who have not rendered personal
service in defense Of the Government will.
without nlurmur, submit to the burthen
OF aiding the wives, children and mothers
of those who have, In the dispensation
OF the relief, contemplated by the law
authorizing the Counties to make the an
preparation and to lay relief tax, wise
discrimination should be observed between
the needy and those not in want 1t is TO
be hoped that the Boards of Relief in
the respective counties viii examine care
fully as to the necessities Of the petitioners
for aid, and, if the monthly pay be not
sufficient to support the family, make
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new ADVERTISEMENTS.
EZOLLOCKS

r OLLOCk'S
Ia DANDELION COFFEE =
This preparation, made from the i,-t oest Sc' -.
Coffee, is recommended 10y phl lsi'i1Is1 -,1 De.
superior Nutritious Bcgroge for Gene .e-,-rs- -
bility, Dyspepsia, and al bilious Gisote osbar-
don the nse Of coffee viii use this wi'l%sa, ,ss
Injurious effects. Ons can contains IS, ~ ~
strength Of two pounds Of ordinary '0"''
Price % ceDts.
KOLLOCK'S LEVAlA, ,..o,ro
The unrest and best Bqt.uq Posrder kpoTui
for making light. sweet and nutritious DICE
and Cakes Price cents
Manufactured by
NH. KoLLOCK, Cle@,sl,
Coraer Broad and Chestnut sts.'
nr Sold by all Druggists ana 'i0'''
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GcIa. Grants 0mciai Repor,
HEADQUARTIRs ARMY IL TIE Frrr, ,

i
FoRT DoaELsON, Feb. Is 1852
GIN. c. ". Cattnl, Chlef Of Star Ds,,y
Iis2oUri:
GENERAL u am pleased to anpor,.,.
to YOU the unconditional suIreoder ~.
morning, of Fort Donelscn, wi,h y 15-
to 1900 prisoBe-s, at least forty rier.,
Of artillery, and a large amount of eror.e
horses, mules, and other public propertr
| left Fort Heny on the 18th inst with
q force OF about 1900 men, divided ian
two divisions, undsr the command Of Gen
erals II Clernand and Smith. Six ,e,.
iments we're sent around by water the 95v
before, conveyed by gunboat, or rather
started one day Liter than one of the orn.
boats, and with Instructions not to mass
it
The troops made the march in good
order, the head IF the column arriyiru
within two miles Of the fort at Z o.Ios5
N. At this point the enemy's pickles
were met and driven in.
The fortifcatiols Of the enemy wsr.
from this point gradually approached and
surrounded with occasional skiruislin,
on the lire. The following day, OWN
to the non-arrival Of the guuboat and re.
Inducements sent by water 40 attack was
made bat the Investment was extended
on the TANKS OF The enemy, and drawn
closer to his works, with skirmishiug eu
day. The evening of the 18th the Gun
/ boats and reiniOncmcn's arrived. On
the 18th callan: attack was made l7
Flag Officer toote Ipon the enemy's works
with his feet. L le engagement lasted
probably one hour aad halt, and bid fair
/ 20 result 1avorabiy 10 the cause Of he
Union, when two Inlucky shots disabled
two Of the armored gunboats, so that they
were carried back oy the current The
remaining two were very much disabled
also, having roc-tyed number O. he4Y7
shots about tie piio-house and other parts
of the vessels. After these u.isAaqs
concluded to make he investment OF Ter:
Doneison as perfect as possible, and par,
tally fortiiy and await repairs to the
guuboats. This plan was fyu= tratga,
however, hy the eremy making a mos.
vigorous attack upon our right WiH-,
commanded by Gen. J. A. MCleruaBd,
who with a portion Of the force unca,
zen L. " "ilaGe. ne enemy were {. IT.
PelIe" al'er d ciosey con'GS'eu vaIu' i y.
several hours' IN "h-ch our loss was Lea':'
ne o--leeIs anu taiieHiai'y INC --Gio n-, o--
se.S' SlsNerea o'e q Ptofo;,-o", , onr "I, io..
Ho' 'he means q GeIti!.i'llInS i! @ Ve, eu e. e.
even aPPEo%lHateIy 5dn Du1 II GaiHo, 5 ian ~
snort % 80 AlIloo, "Ogn1eu' l - --,.
inS- u 1he latter l IHa undeTs'anu @ I'm, 'nIUu4 r.
zen buGAher; aooo. -o' "eto ''NgL' "a. F'-- =
oneis. Shal retain enough % .-s 80. g..
eAly 10 eAIhanse Tor mem as 1HTs w t,r
/ mMeaiaIeiy shlPpeG Oh anu HO' I'-' ~
recapture. ~
About the close q tins action 'Ae an
munltlon IN the carTldge-boNes gave OUT
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nfa- Gordon, the convicted SLAYER. was
hung at New York on Friday.
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A loitor from Fortress Monroe, gives those
ntsroslirg particulars Of tn, condition Of the
battery Monitor after The contest with tho Mer'
rimaC
81 visited the Monitor TO day. Two shots Of
the enomy struck her ON the edge, above the
surfics, and tore mp fow i1ch's Of the dock
plating, and penetrated about halt tho diameter
of the ball, aiTording complo'o illustration
of her impregnabilty. A. tho worst the
enemy, with tho most p1goriul guns ah)a'
could do, tho fact settles all question on
that point. Tho shots referred 20 arc as
mere scratches on a puglist af or his antagonist
has done bis best for four hourl to knock him
down. On her tower, whore tho Msrrimac .
shots struck fquaro and with full force, there
arc three or four inlontajions not exceeding
three inches in depth. lIor deck is bllssd in AZ
verL places where shots struck and glanced OIL.
Tho wheel house has several simil r lndeatttions
though not al deep. Thsse are dR The N Uks he
MonIor bears rs the result of he action The
officers and mon declare that they are perfectly
willing 10 take her anywhere for all that the
enemys guns can 10, no msttor with what skill
| they may DO served.
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sc,ae. nt IN. Nashville pa. om,

A Ntthvlle correspondent atAtas that tbs
| opening Of tho Post Office there developes tn a
anxiety TO communicate with the North. Nit
an hour passos, that scores of ladies and ocntlo
men 90 not call to inquire when the 1rst mail
tfom tie North may be expected Syatms of
per ons crowd up with lotters, nearly oyery one
OF which is directed to soma one in the N,rtb
efn Statos. Well dressed and Intelligent gen.
tIemen como up with open letters and ask to
nsNe mem read evidently cup sssing that there
Is TO 10 as thorough an espionage over the
mails as they thcm'olvos bavs had. Mothers
come in ~ith lot'crs to SINS, from whom thov
nave rot heard for months, and ask with nu
air OF cl,tesei un crtairty whether Il is
really trde hat they ctIWtCo 10 tho North
without interruption.
am very sorry to see you here AT Oh. said
1ourg lazy at the 7 8. ttiss this m,shinr
and hvIo you have 10 leave sHn again
but On. Imp glad | c~l write hcm, once
more, Are You quite sits YOU can not A lot.
tor all the Nay to PHild 1uii without some
Lincolnite desJoyin. ~ asks an old white.
headed man, all wh.s trien.t sri reltuyos re-
mlin,d in the Quaker CRY. "Will you look
ovor this, sir, 80 rs 10 be suro there's nothing
wrong in IT, that Il may go a. a. ftst a. p1ssi-
bltF asks young lady, dressed In dooD mourn
ing. ut isn't necea'ary at al, maanrr, 70.
plies tho 'ili;er. They Il 20 just as speedily
r,L eNsu,hs'oh. "Oh no, Dir, III
1t will GO Tho PoNmmter tuna his ayc
over the letter and iindH it a pitejus appe.l 20
long unheatd-of mother TO come down and
comfort her. Her husband tas gone with tho
army, hor childl lee dead In tho house, hor aunt
is at tho point of death, and she ysarus for
sympathy from homo and kindpd. And 80
thev 70.
Whom tho rebfls left they dill not forget. in
their panic, 10 carry OIL ovoiy lsttor and paper
fem thoit Post Office. They hal occupied the
Y. \. Post Onioo building, and everything was
left just "A they took possession OF il, eight or
rine mnths ago, save thAt not n s'amp or en-
volops could bo iourd about tho building. No
new postage stamps or envelopes havo been re-
eeived yet, and as the citizens tavo nothing
but the stamps with jeff. DAVIS phi. N them
which wont carry letters through tho United
States, they are compelled 10 pay postage, for
the present, in specie.
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ETOCK FLUCTUATIONS
MARKETS.
The New York Cattle M.,L,,.

.r,.,., WEDSEsDAY. March IL, 1891.
Ihs cattle market hes been Thoroughly a,,ored
iui!ng we past We, X. Toe sudden inoismenry a
We NoaN er on hnrday, wis rather damp~nsr 70
we 'rde M alori four thousand hui ocks re.obed
ne foriy-iourih street marke. BY Tuesday a noon,
enu no'her Isfge 10y on Tuesday evening The
mAtktt tovtd hard one FOR owners and spacu's
ths, bu, iAvofable 10 butchers and small retailers
- nae o, WON fought cattle one psr cant psr
= Nnd ltss than last Tuesday week. Exoept spr 9
,en c9"ice hseve-, which brought niue csn,s pr
I utd, there wa9 nothing sold above eighs and
holy q, and IisLy q god cattle ch .pged harf.
zen nd fst cent?, and eight cents psE
vi a. f'tlmaiei dressed weight For, =, u'eh
~ hti thin ~ e1rpi IA At ak cents 10 six and .
10 = per p,und. Nlst sales we Q half a osne
|" it'o- -uattts Il q s,nt per p,uAd lower ,has
- 'v'h H. aud she trade W - duh vita iitus prus-
pet 81 In 2rvytmfn1 Ter tho remainAsr Of ~
wee. - sAH7
oytdns " he teportr from lhe several oat,ls
mae lhtr' IN the city there have Lean re-
i've! Wis we .-.BseveS .b,p; COWS, la, veaIs-
M .T sl''r iS. and lt,fil swine. This ,nake~.
w. ~ Ntef nc Tse in heeyes and other casts over
''ft .t' =. whici was quite hcAy
Alett O. proprssprs ~ ths wash-
k't .furn the ioll,v!ng STATE -
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EnsiL h Opipion on I'll. Buru.,d. v


Tho London TIMES, of Feb. 27th, comments
/" follows respecting the Burnside victories,
and anticipates the results that have since fol-
lowed -
The military plans Of tho Federal Govorn.
mont aro giaduSlly assuming soms consistency
ud cisinctness OF putpo,e. and the success at
gth achieved by General Burn.idos Expsdi.
iuu mey bo regarded, probably, az part OF a
."a, s'home OF operations in tho rear OF tho
Gov dcrae Army. General NJ Clellon will not
"ak tho COniedoratos in their po,
TO-, ami 1t Is by his advice, we
b'l,vsi that The Fogoral Government has
UsoI recently onieayCring TO oirec, such diver
IS, 10 IN the roar of tho southern lorce as NAV
put m end 10 the doa1 lcck in virginia. These
,rSults utdoubtedly prove that the Fsderals
cin 'Ncrf strength enough, aspcctally At soa 10
'.rpower any resistance on the part tf Con-
federate garrison.
If Goneial burnside can in any way combine
hispsi stUn sti5 !. 49, ,s--g -. ~ y -
now bars tho road to tho South against M,Clel-
Ian and hs hosts. Too victory in Kentucky had
really tho oG,c Of drawing way Gonoral Bolu'
reg,fd from Manassas. a similar success ia
North Carolina might bo ATTENDED with similar
advantage, ard tho North would at length have
something to thDV for its vast preparations.
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the Congress, resides here, and they are In.
oonsolable for their loes. Ono OF the most ain
gular incidents Of the affair is, that this Lieu.
tenant Smith for weeks in hs private letters
has expressed his fears that the Merrirnac would
be successful aud destroy the L. s. vessels at
Fortress Monroe.
lfit were proper, could say some in.e-,s,.
ing things Of our Potomac army this morning.
but torbear. Suffice it to state that the amy
az we'll as the Government, IS faH Of dctiyiiv
Ibis much will probably decide the fate Of
Richmond. Ortn.
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Tle latest European adyic.s represent that
the popular discomfort against the reigning
family hal oul minated IN an insufreciion that
to- place, Feb Is. 10 Nauplice, city at the
bead OF boy Of tho tGme naIao on tho eastern
shore OF the Morea. Tho gari. Oh, Whcl nuH'
bsred from fifteen 10 eighteen hunlrci men,
r,yol,td during the niaht, seized tho command
or, ard msds the pIet.ct q, tho citya prs IIer
The political prisoners wsro also lpera'el. The
next morning tho garrison Of Linica followed
tho eximlleof Naupl9s, ani ibera wore inli-
cations that tho NOV smsnt wOuld e~tsni. Ihe
King bad ordered a body Cf troop, under Con
erAl llahn, a German, against tie rebels, and a
naval oXptdi,iOu Vas ahSui 10 proceed 10 NGu-
plics. II wa. Caught however that but little
reliance could 'bo p'ae9l upon either soldiers OF
| s,ilorl. ,,
The expglsion Of he family Of King OthC
SCENE TO bs the tti., o. the in'urr"gtinT
which was ftprasen,,t rather doubtful dis
patcie, ir,m Others sd NJ, tn, rebels hay
ipg oaeIed 10 capi'llA o.. No reliance, ho~
ave, car be plac ! oa this statement, and fur
thsr news respecting tho movem'nt Is looks
for With interest
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NJ A r IN L .
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

~
CLEARED.
FTGAaEHIFs-C. lumbis, Adams. FOR HIvanas
&. q. rj Tiest d CO. Hope, tBrl Baker, Liver
i.,I ktuFAIdt "A O..
plHXS-Jtl-, tRuSsiAnl fT Falmouth, Holm
zoe C1,S S1,ssic', Va k,r, Queenstown J'oASon =
NsH Psnet itt, tSor! C.Atsses, on5ens.oE,nn ,n. 49,
, unu4, M-nolu eDdi - Mays Foi u0'on'
RhiI IdtlpulA, WAs' Csrvs Chase.
BpIGs MI-uis Al,ar, Whiis Mars lee Moore
L U.pr-. ad, pl Johnston, PIin al Pstre,
Ut...l d. c.. A.-y 2 b. , Nhl Hardy k'o GrAndA
mn IS O. mussg for Lghorn X Oowi
$40. .th ~ a , ttrI L7wis, Lave looI, simi'son,
Brt 'rs.
sCuOONERs-J Cr.cO Jackson, Port AZ Princct
u BrIray, j. 4 Hes,, n, Waltha An bA4umors,
VIZ Br.n, d 6 .Fhi, B1,, NA-ssll' Leipsic' mAS-
tar Louisa RAJ, v nsu, 2 pdsIpeh Van Bruna
A 81 -i,ht. I'r.ia Va u Ok la ID, II h.cksta;
T,a,I I'M. v etuoIe, NrSi.u H.ryoy q ni.h.
&c Gloucester, A Al ,~ts BY 5tas. HAlls,A, for
a.. & DSl.r * & J II, Graper, Liul, Egg
tI.,f.r. mast, re Bi'sm.u, PoLaielpniA Il
p'o.r. u.uu-. W4,se,, PIT Rjysl d Hurt
La 1a
ARRIVED.
srRAHEHn 5 O-lrAy nnsy, tm Proyldencs,
With mdse T. Bynner
+ W Broou, Po,ter, BGlNIEors, With mds' 10
| VIM DlLsn
BARKs--M V Trout Ames, Of Lllc1lnvtlle' frnna
| s,guS u GrSI de hAvoh with sugar 70 AstoAn
| nuroan Had heavy weather. The brig CrlmsA'
| Hiohhoru, for New York, sailed ths dAy prSHP19s
Len, barks John Pay son, TSrrG' i'i New f%S' @s'
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LOST AND FOUND.

T OST-BFTWEEN TIE CObNER OF I'd
Il ave and ,a.u 4, AMI $50 Is unlws1, Iaiy'H
brooch, IL Tie style eo Lrge hlue enape4 me laI-
from a low-shAl ed pn - ruIrsyei gold. Tue hn
der N he literally rewarded ny leaving we arte
with TIFFANY d Co, $50 BroaigIy. mil! 2'l55
$25 90 EE%AEpLos d.y s,saia9 odoss GS down S 5 1t
Avenue and ~ 1T " Henry and Jefferson s,s.' a
Bank book on the Mechanics ard IfAiers bihN
With sum Of monty, whoever will return the sAiNe
mhi2 8'lS6
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PROVISIONS.

VINO FAMILIES,
L. TO KESTAU RANTS,
10 HOTELS,
TO BOARDING -HO Uses.
IMPORTANT IMPORTANT
The undersgned viii opsn on Saturday tie 5ts
INST. a splendid new store, connected wish ht
packing -how 6, NJ. l4 s. oud ave for supplying
uruylions al ret.i " families and oth0rB.
A iuu supply o' meats ot all knds u the Boa
qualify, aud AZ FEIOns luwer than be- found else
wnero in she ,ty, arc tto Inducements We oher The
puJic,
Nos. 10 "a 70 Second AveuuH.
W. G. MARSHALL
| nj 2lac''lT VI MOORE
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THE NEW YORR DAILY SUN
sen, N Subscribers regularly, every morning,
BY MAIL, FOR 81 YEAR,
Dtrec, 70 koaEs. 81 BEAon, ProPrSstsr Q ~ Su~
HIW YoRK CIT,
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Iuo several rAiroHiI terminating II this city hav.
doho hir buHins-s dutns the week In I'm ,rana
Poi'AAon oi several car ios,s Of horsas mules A.
, nEF nArriA
Numhsr roprrtel In ths tu,rEet n, ,ha Nv..htu.
ht "r''" !S'dS 4Itn tire s,I,l9J prioas az -
~ I,-,Iav ~ ~ NV. l''Ue ~ iuO'-
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A WEEKLY EDITION

of Irr NEw YoRE 5uS, is-ued svsry Tuesday, \.
Wrnppers lot The mall, TWO CENTS HAou, eT DER IOo
sUBsoRIPT1oSB-PAID N ADVANCE
one copy, year .Tb rss eoui.. v..r. n %
Do 10 months, 81 OOlPive oopfss,, DO :. % %
IL Specimen copies, gratis. Dsoouns of 10 prv
cenA from single rate, on each COPY over ava.
az Postage within New York State, onIv eAsrs
zen CENTS nedreut Of the state, tssntv-stS osnes
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Great Bntan....t ~ it2,2Gt i2-Dto'I T'oi 12i
Fr.ug..........., h32 hpl G7yL2II 80 sI9

TdG........ l,gol,1G5 10 G5',s,l I,To3 y6G
ueducirg iho nour to wheat, giycs In ROUND mum.
bors 5000 COO bushels ~ wheat exported ~ Eng
land and Europe alone In the lat six months. Tho
value VIA about $4,000 600, aud that q corn wi,
carry ihe value TO nearly l5o,oOAo0O, larger
amount ihan ever before exported In tie same
time and II Is . rem ,rkabls fact that there Ia gs
exports have NOT suA,snei prices, bui nou now
sells In New York 81 % 20, on the u tho pom
ipg = Me csnSs. The holders prices abroad in
dicAis a decline in the exports, Will the supplies
from Ao Interior will increase. Tho people Of the
city may therefore lie Congratulated upon the pros
pect Of cheap God for the coming year. fAmin
will no. Mis year attend among the oyilI of war.
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--latest per NOTh American
Dresden, FEB. 27.-Tho Dresden Journal OF
today, in apparently semi official correspond
cree from Vienna, asserts that Austria and Prus-
sia have agreed upon a proposal which they will
make conjoiLtly ior tho settlement OF the quss
ton OF Electoral IIes7o, TO which tho assent ct
u, o,nei federal govern men's has already boon
.,.red rs col fdential negotiations.
Aut,A. FtB. 27-1Lc llowirg OIL sid tele-
..l lhic d spp'rh. "The insurr'c'ion mgE's no
,u ,ius. The royal troops have bad throo sac
.,. iul 81 gs,;, merits with the rebels.
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Tie Snro arm also rcyrt, bcovea, COWS, and
g'h"r 7'o'k ~ received ~ ,ho following r.ilroed~
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TESTRUCTIoN-wANTED, IN AN OLD
Arespec,abs boarding school, established in 1872,
h,tle girls to be brought up teachers; they wi
be carefully instructed In English, French, music,
with psin and fancy zUrk. Terms very molera,s
he frs, year. Apply 70 Mrs SMITH, personally, y,
~ Isl wea ath %, near Abingdon Slu are,
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