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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-19
DIED..

tTysWoRTH-st New Utroteh, Long l.lsnc on Monday
ysrcb a. [ spt Alen c. Answorih s,ed - years -
The ~ sves and friends respectfully invited 70 attend the
funeral Thursday March ~ a. .clocA p n' TO.
se" BEDFORD AID BsInstAbe Mas papers please copy
ANDERsoS-In this city, on Monday March H. John 'on
OF Andrew Anderson sged years
FILIER-In winiamsburzh Monday evening March II.
Benjamin Fuller, in the 18th year OF III. age. .,u
voa 70 stterd Ia. HE late residence No -
south second street, this "Wednesday afternoon ct
o'clock.
Boston pspen please copy.
HORTON In this city on Monday, March i, Johsnra
Horton native Of Modogo, County W aterfoid Ireland
JONEsn hi. city Oh Sunday March l6, Mr Isaac Jones,
JOaNsOS-in Brooklyn, on Monday, March IL lnp" L.
johnson, eyed q yesfs.
IEOS-In thi. city. on Moadsy, March IL Egeine' vie
o. Ezekiel Leon aged 81 years, months and l. days
LOUSsBtRY--In this city Monday March H. WIN n
Loansbury, Ssed 81 sears aud II months
sowANUs-In ti city on Monday, March Il, cathsrins
~ils Of james MoManus, in the Sl't year oil her age
NOBLE-At stape,on Staten Island on MONDAY S.rcl L.
so,sn Noble daughter Of ". D. aud Susan ,ob,e AGED
years onths and ~ osN'
PRL,L-ln tbs oiy, en- Sondsy March II. Mary Agnes.
PnA
RODERMOED-On Monday morning March IT, at Der
dcnee No. lSs ChsmbeIs street. Margaret, vie CT Mr.
teafssl Bodormond, aged az years. -..-r-,-.,
ssnd the iGncal fsom hsr lse RES ienee on "ednes
day afternoon, at O. dock, TO Greenwood Cemetery
snEaBJ RNE-Ia dis city, en- Tuesday; Mach IS Mr.:
relatives I'd friends invited to s'tend the iansra on
fhurseay Gth Inst al o'clock D. n, a. No 2-s tisnsh
avenue Ter remains will be taken TO PORTSMOUTH, ~ ~
fuf iftar aent
bos'on' I'd PortsmOuth gaperr plea'e copy.
sTEf S-On Tuesday. March le, ait' shor o1, svere
III ,s.. Jane. 4. steer 10 the 3stn year OF ms age
n r.vr, az enis OF the faulty axe respectfully invited
o. attend The funeral saturday. the lsd ns at ocioes
fron hi. ste residencs l0l Esst toIiyeisbth street
Pin. jelphis papers please copy
rIMPSON-On Tuesday rVggesg Mefch ~ Loass' J0ap5s
81 daughter Of Cornelius I. and Anna T. i'"f''"' -sS
year / month ant IL days. ,..rx,,
The friends end relatives Of the family respec
Vtei 10 attend funeral om le residence Of her gran
fstler Geo {. UG.hoD, IT, No. - West Twenty. ninth
street on Thursday, March "a, ct O'clock.
TOW NsEND--ln ths city, Sunday evening, March I6
Henry Townsend, only chud Of Henry p. and Ada ID.
Townsend aged IA wears.
The r,sves and lerds OF the fsniy invited 10 attend
the funeral this afternoon. O'Clock. from the residence
OF hi. parents. No. l0t West forty-ourth street.
rlERNANln this city Moudsy March H. Ann TieruAp
aged Il yess snd months
WARDELL-in Brooklyn, on Monday, March H. Ann 6,
wife Of Charles WsrdeD in the Goth year OF her age.
The relatives aud friends Of the family ead those Of son,
IN law, T. NJ. RsbcocA end Cornelius Oakley respect-
fully requested to attend her funeral Wednesday March
H. a oclccs D. from Chr Church. Of Clinton
Ard Harrison streets Brooklyn.
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nsrhet.-c,Asrul., ErrOn1rp roH rrr y. y. rslnr

TrnosY. March 10. 1892
AsHEs-The market + unchanged, sale. Of - bo' a.
COTTON-There u no improvement TO note in the market
,incs last report price, are entirely nominal 70 zee ne
words Of q prominent broker Tire usde u waiting Tor
COfFFE-The business in all kinds continues very li'ht
but holders still hfn, and offer tcr socts ,paungy
ale. Of 100 bag. Mafscabo &c EXTRACT te following
ron William seou sous circular: " Ne Withou, sn.
s no shar ss to motto. in pe. or the ,is Of ho,
cr STOCK Rio and Santos the 18th day Of hvoh, 1902
bsr. Csylon, 900 MaIscabo 1870 hs.s Lss-ayp
80 bAgs 81 Domingo. 1880 do; Gear, 410 d. other DE-
,crip,ons 3O'3 total mats aud bags. 1895. Quota
ordinary TO PRIME -. 2c fair 20 good easo''
2nla2llr hsrAcsbo, &a:ic. Lsyusyru, 2.d43c jaws
cash siocS Of Rio IA ,more IS Ooo bss snd PlAd-phs
cS0fPER-Rehr.d Ip,o,n r,ih.r duh and heavy sale.
Of IO n Lake Superior TO sIve ron syt. a. &c cash
bRiGs AND DYfs-sles Of 20 ,un- Soda Ash ct ~ sdl
,g3. GSu'e S sod, md 10 ,g.; s.. SOD. at H.
W..t.rn Stat. and Cansi flour especss Tor tn. low
Medium s,.aes and pa Ca are fully Ss sef o. D.. sn.
demand mainly Tor The East AID Local trace sales OF 10 600
s. s. for sate s5eoa rs 10 for fancy DO As Goa
- % for the low grades OF Wosrm extra % 1898 80
.lppng brand. Of Round lIoog ss'Ii Ohio, and sta
closes dull aud heavy sales Of 100 bbs IS s00ss 30 for
eItas Southern Flour in f'ir .ngPy and lower oat more
supehne Baltimore, &c, and 90 l0as % Tor eI.ras Rye
Flour is and In fair requss, sales Of 800 bbs at s3a
boil, at ~ 70 for Jersey aud 80 x or Brandyslne Buck
wheat Flour /. in fair feque., at 81 sseS2 9 100 h.
tsuf s,. Of Gass a: ssils ssSqo l sn"s5
and Layer Sel.i. TuIssh Pmne' at l'c 10 ca'es esho
S,s. SesS P..aS and t ies Frsac Plum. or private
Foreign Green rather hfneT Gales Of 200 bbis Hn
Oranges per schooner q ssi Wv 90 r1 steamer at
S 900 Bs-acos Cocoanuts q, so Y NJ
FIsH-Dry Cod and firm at 81 Jids4 3I as to
goay Macksrsl not quite hrm and IN moderate
sales OF 500 bbs 80 IS for m~d No Mass and
81 IS for do No do Boz hsnns arc in limited Request,
-. At Ii fpf asea and "a. lawk 4.
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Arrived.

shp Msu,roG-ct Cgsnns Liserpool Jan. D. nd's 20 C.
j. Sprsfur. Let Liverpool VIII 20 wad rom the we
wsrl blowing heavy an way down he Channe Jsu q
h ~ on 3, the say ahde touf iops snd ieei-d hrs
mi1ren ,o,ss orstop .tayis and tore the nuain,a
hsiy tho weather CONT ulnsf bad Was uuabls 20 get NJ
anolher yard for trso dsy, Feb o. st ~, loo IS had
hnrcals iorl :. = " which hi ed 90 w y 81 the thir
nrder four tcpsdif ana eccd toresaili wa knocked
Sa ' ,t .i,rs.1i ,'s,r, iqr ,, m.re eay'
buiwsrs hose doom broke la s4rboad cabin win.
dyss aud washed ~ moveshe hinT' on deck On the Gh
day GOT The ship Trlird Gud headed Der - w repair
dluascf. Mach g. let 81 ~. lon. % 30 hurcans com
mencius and shns TO w. N. W. the ship under four
li "a .ofesl I'D fore opnsst ttayss blew away
tho tcplis end oe's om the Jard and foretopusst all
s. h.it day, passed through ase qusndi. OF luml
- hon Tho entire passage sEd has been IS days Of the
Ias.ss- ". tnout any Whole Sale 90 act.
W EIuel Co. has had heavy n W. gales nd strong w
wnds mos, O he Fec ~ lat 81 20 Ion. o. passed
rAlsn,ns. board March 10 lat a. TO- ION Is
So ps'ed 'h "steIos.ei and abandoned; had forema.
standing
ship James Foster j Abeel Liverpool Feb 90 md,e and
l7s pa, to G H. Msial 60 March 3. lat. 40 l5 lon IS
loo. D. passed snip AlAnon ~ Thoaasen from London fo
Porlnt
store. TO order Since March La. h,d heavy
cea,heI duIipr which sprung fofemas' split 'as &c
Ship President Fillmore Nelson London and tho Down.
Jan H. mdse 10 l. Dunhan Had ssEous w gale, the entre
Ship Aou,eb-o of Tho nsstenl Henderson, Lyerpooi Feb
L? ndss 70 snow Bsge Ia lat a. lon ~ passed Iargr
O. sliNltfs OF Aed zee thd some cebrfgS.
Bsk Grstts Craig Busnos Ayrss Jau H. Via p.rusrbrco
teb 10. wool TO simpson Cspp IL a;. % - s. o1 81 N
W.. spoke whaling bark Civilian OF Prineciou w l.Obb.
She wa Ia company with brig Oriental with bb March
lat 90 lon :! %. denI1 PotheT seisn fe from tie
jio.boom aud Wa lost. Wv
BARK Queen Of M.y Pr., o'Workngton Frazer shsnshse
Nov 10 passed Ans- Dee CAPE Of Good Hone Jan 4, 4,
Helena Jan y tsas, Gc e. q b. MoorewoodA Co. Jan ~
lat u 30 s. ion - spoke ship Albert Edwa a. from Cal
eutts for London. 50 days out.
Bak spid, Mr.ehak Vera Cr1z 10 days hides ro,t skins
tc to Ayous Go. VASE DAYS of fttera. Nth fo,yy
weather and variable winds In the Gulf passed great ulanJ
vessels bound ~
bak Leighton ,Br, Of Liverpool, Randall Rio Janeiro so
Sys va 81 rhous- ~ days coffee to J. Il. Phpps Co.
Experienced heavy weather
Bark Indian Belle Ienuey Cienfuego, Feb a. sugar IT.
ID. Brootman Co.
Barb D.Imstader Banl ODD, Often Bremen 81 days in
ballast to Ruger Bros
BAH Ocean Hone Hartman Ci.nfaeso March sugar to
}. r. Ward 4 Co
Bark Louise (Pruasn) Wilde, Hayrs 70 day. mi.e. to
order
Brg Nellie Move (of Easpotl Pike, Cienfneso- II days
sugar 10 Brett son 60. March oil OrAng. Key passed
bJs y. Csistrs,. aom Trsdsd lie Cub. ioF Ae~feTA'
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PoET OF MISUNDERSTANDING 10.
IeareI.

ship.-E n Jaylor Lord London, T.. y Morgan Wiley
Nand.ia. Pat,en, BordosuI }. =. Smith G.. Egusof
tBfcuen) Mullen. London, q. J. Bechtf; EDwood Walter
Casdv cb Liverpool snos burssss Lawrence, johnson
LIVERPOOL. Lawrence. Giles Z Co
Esri-Ausu.ts 4. Small ibLl Toye Trinidad de Cubs, y.
SNAIL, Kste Stsmsr fish hey NeN, h. Beuueri Mark
fHanhursl Basde. Cork, Fsnoh. Mecke " end, Edward
{ churchill, Gray, E.izshethpori, J.. T. Buck a 90.
Brs.-Roson Lady Talbot. 81 klits. Smith, Jones Co
ia lrsh Plumuer, Rio Jsrriro. Rlndi-. Jones Ridge
sch1oners-MsIy Rogers Phi ade.pis dsnies " Mex
Maria Losiu Casmngs Br.ol. L. Kenny; toriea Wis.
Camden, y J.. Baker Dayton; Pioneer (Brh AcDouald.
Scotia Rogers Rich Noleot Parker Boston. sonn e.
DAYTON Chs. Edwin Ravens Poglsnd a. Il. Chase Co
a. = ooG Woo., Hsyer. master EhsOes. A. steel.
mai, y - Hagbof r. q. bsn..a = Sous
sloop--fSiiou. Young Providence l.. Kenny
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TIE RIGHTS OF PASSENGERS.


SIR: VIII you allow me TO inquire, for the benefit
Of thousands Of readers well yse whether the
ferry masters and conductors OF have right to expeI
p-op from tie and ferries because the people offer a.
fare paper moneylor instance bills. Wishing 10 cro"
the hous.on.et ferry foot of Houston street. Newfork
last Friday night tho lih in offered tho ferry masters
- tl the Hsnpden Bank New-fork. with sn apology
for having other except cent and added n
he did M Ike 10 change ia. BIZ Tor small SUM, would
yo him Tie cent aud pay him thu balance tho neat crossing
he ed md oid cona mt eshsd him II the bill
reoJ He said he he'd been ordered not 70 thai
hank then s,cs.taiod ds.esor that the money was
sooS and ,old him 90 aud said couldn't do better He said
h, didn't want talk al night shout It'll could mt cross.
that wa, the end Of H. Wei, REPLIED have offered good
money been genasny and Courteous and even Apologize
from the beginnings and have either 20 through this
erry 60 away dow Btovn choose to 90 through here
and going lie said IL you Try il will put yoa oct,
Nay raid II you moles. me, will put you out made
forward movement; he seized roughly by tho breast end
tried to thrust me out cengh him by the collar and
struggle tnsuedthe result Of which did pat him Of
bis own ferry house and walked IN. He then seized heavy
club. and s~ore to breh my id head but prevented
by tho timely appearance Of N. r. Said NJ p erAnust
my bill pronounced II good; and said had done right. And
mus ended suppose the company responsible for
d.usse' may have sustained Are they not Al least
shall try the issue. 0.n
B'eokiED, J.. L.. March u. 1861
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The Galena and Chicago Road earned the second
week in March:

The Hndson River Railroad, for the fret half OF
March, shows, it lie reported, about sJooOO increase
Gold is Grmer to-day with some revival Of the
speculative movement. The demand for exchange
appears to be increasing, and this must be net 10
considerable extent by shipments Of gold, az ihe
produce ebipmente are insufficient 10 meet Inc
demand for bills. In this case the premium ON goa
must advance. The rate to-day If J. ali ' cent
prem
considerable amonut Of Government indebted
ncss certificates made their appearance IN the sHes
to-day and were cold at o.
Tho demand for 7.3O q cent Treasury Notes con.
tinues large and the transactions to-day in large
lots have been made at 99i 900. Several appca-
tons have been made 10 the Secretary Of the Ireasu-
" 10 reopen the agencies for the gale Of these notes.
but is not probable he will do so lie has about So
geo 600 yet on hand for which he VIII shortly be able
10 obtain par through the Subrreasury here, where
applications have already been made for considerable
amounts for investmeet ~ Boston rela. lots have
been about ! y cent premium. The two year notes
me ! & cent premium.
The Bank Of America viii pay on presenia.on the
January coupons on the bonds Of the City OF CovIns
ton. Issued 70 the CoyiBgon and Lexington RaiIoa J..
The Exchanges at the Clearing House, were slS,-
9SS,7sl 10, and the Balances 81 ,07s.o>3 o..
The deposits to-day with the >ub-Treasu!er % de-
mand notes in exchange for > T. cen. certificates.
reach abou, $500, 600. The aggregate 81, OOoV0o
of which the city banks have about l. 0OO,VV' IN
IRE in the Clearing House. Mr. Cisco cent million
and 2 half Of demand notes 10 ue Nest to-day, for
che payment Of troops, making four millions and
half sent within Il week. The bill extending the
limit Of the y cent certificates to go 600 COO, waf
probably signed by the President to-day.
Dir. Blocker sod II auction today, 2jQ shares
genuine New-York and New.lIayen Railroad stock,
al 70i down TO G..
The bin authorizing IN exchange OF new ONO
State stock for the DID, bearing the same rate Of IN
ierest and pay able in New-lork has passed the
Legislature, and only waits the signatures Of the
presiding officers, to be in force. Holders have the
option TO make the exchange by surfendering the
old certificates within GO days Foreign holders de-
string to make the exchange, should net promptly.
Tie law requires the stock to be made redeemabls
no, later than Jan. ], 1882 IL will probably be
made 10 run from Is to 20 years, from Jan. l. 1867
Mr. Henry II. Body has commenced the stock
and commission lusiness at No. - Wall street, ~
will he seen by his card in the iin.nciai advertising
column. His references are Of tie best character.
The following table will compare The present
condition Of the banks with that at the clofe OF Se
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40 nJborr II man Concern.
to TAX-PAYEBS.-OrucE or nm


~ CoryrssioSfrs oF ItyFs t.p h.s's.HrSrs. 80. p
CuwrEa-. Nf~-loEK. January %. 1852 NO llcN l.
SEREBN GIVEN. tst the Aasesreut Rolls Of Nooi sn1
Persons Islc o tne City o. Newio io he year l"'
nov opeu Tor pu1ic inspection end VII coutnle open un
Al. .Fh dzy u April next inclusive hh Taxpayers are
earnestly requested 90 cal and examine the same ID ode
tNa any The assessments may be- corrected Also
persous entitled by aw production Of sbeI s.ess,aens
by rascn q being cer. ior nj lazy services an e'o
ton ere requested usto application lor suca 't q or
on povlcus 90 The closing Of te rolls on sii 'V ''y
ne fouevins section O. Tho Act Of Apn 49, 1893 Is pub
i,hcd for me information al tzr eyer:
SlCrloS 10 pDus me time TIE u2oa. .li' re p y.
bic inspection bersinbsioe provided epl car ou ~.
l. Ill sia by ss ttff.u considering h.sr e-rte os t1
"a " ,on of bis zeal personal 81 sto - have thn
snie corrected Ar sulh application be llae n t.-4s
de aeesse6 "a usou Of Ioa estate % must ue .te ~ w
iir tfiiur lhs sfolnd o 0ae ou thereto ana iuet'!o
a. Co.issoer. ,cal examine INTO Tie c'npsin ana H.
4, tte, ;rdyent the l. erroneous they eis4
case TIE ,r 70 he corrected u such snp cation ne made
n -stion 20 the aes1ed valuation Of peonal estate the
resut Is be ned Jude 041 b. ihe said CoTmson
49, who ha orilcd aduiuier such oath ors17
them and II iH bis their ent The eIto-
they shall tae same 90 be corrected md TX the
amount offpch they may believe - be- lns ana
declare b decision thereon within ih DAYS after such op
licson shat have neeu de 20 them Ne reduction sh.l be
ueie ly Board Of suqeyisars any assessment on real
o. personal estate Imposed under his sct unless shan
rSr apder oath sfImaou that toe psty sggeyed was
enable send 'hia the period pres rbet io ne corfee
OF By Of sctrss s6sence foil the City
A !. WILLIAMSON,
). ". ALLEN
4 " BROWN,
ComuissioneTs Of 1aIes snd Assessments
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IL. iuunage Of the oanf Of tie Ss,e 10 fy great
that Il a., railroads The sgssg,t- for both will equal
n 600 turs having value Of +l0O'UCOv The tgn
.r. OF s., risbs food oo railways and canals M equal
yer, nearly 81 not quite 100000 o. tuns, or l5O,"1ooo
bushels.
n, toto, n1-.r. Of .hs railways IN York engaged IN
The ,nsnoftsou q freight 2tj niles Va the Northern
ssi~, p go miles. AZ ouehif the tunusse a. the New
of the total Of the roads ~ tnesr states viii exceed
y 500 600 un. eBcutr, slch srtcles coal Lftimhne
IN. value such irci i to be only 100 per un The ota
would be 80 600 In other wofd "a, value 81 tie
.1ored the railroads n the Northern states
..csds 40 to each lnhah'snt The vaUe of such
over their usvis.bls water courses 10 near great. making
The Ar, ate ,nlus # the internal u~rce OF The Northern
Ca six times greater than ID,
.uti,e foreign i,ade OF tl> country.
These facts are given 10 show tha' The zppae only reprs
..uts NJ. res. fnsnci. strength - the county. Capital a
abundant became IL sorested - last Il - spent. IA
cTiod Of war With this brought g. co, the public
,t. Of the county should have value before poe
,,.sd Tie strength anj power f the Government bss been
10 which week can he put and survive
Ne are no GER sygrc cation If STATE bus i. Oh Tire
,r ta shows that the ah u the country J. ia e l0sa
s.,ss and that h the the supo O.. to-,
emmett can be borne ~ loyal alJcets
The dot will b. sn fnstu,ion-t tr binding on o.
,, country together The Ike 20 o. isie }. not
m re, A. ultimately 70 affect the lnsrkft valve 10. scout
,io ard /, will not DO long before Ibis viii Ike ~ seci.s
chaser the lowest rate OF inter., ruling For sixteen
wear. the United States cents sold syeIsge 80
which price they produced "a inorest Of only q cent
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Di,rxters, Ge.

RrrrNr Ship Ina Russell, lfi, hence for have hsfch
t. On she III la o. g. bad gale isoni y ~ H. when
.ho sprung leah.
Tn. sHfp AFSwHiGHr, sshoe the beach south OF tae
l.nas hss been hoyo Of ninety feet dnns the last
s. GsoRGs's, Berlnujs March 10, 1872
ft-, n ,. brir I'D, Chapman IL being forward
br ~ ~ brk Eliza safass The sebr. j. r. Ros Ia t<a
condition from ZEE . sck Hercso Of tea and OF mus"
dsusa.sd from ses water and leakage.
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H. 80, pyarb> 6n-i X J1n>if--t spt. J. 4 Hshlwsy
Bosf0u Cant j. Whitman wife. child snd nurse, Boston
MAJOR A. o. Fcuuolt0n, Philadelphia NT Clnnso aud w
Pc Gallons 4. Mcclellan, Philadelphia Mr. and Alfs
johnson. go ,
In 6rie Re,id (ro soa CruEs. r. King ,ni che IN the
tteeTs.e.
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live .tseL on the II. v. and Exile 8uiiross

fAxPvlLg. Mouday. Nlrch J., lfh4.
For the week ending norday, March 100 cars o., str
as cars Il Hos o. sheep cars e h.le--l'asi-6
total Of l93 ear, Live Stock aued by tot E8If,.
during the wees
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balance
The expenses Of operating the rosd the purchase OF sup
% and Al, claims sid balances against NE Receiver TO Zee
n a. far s,certsned included H. the above statement
~ ,u Of 5s7 Isl ~ has been charged to &C
-, Ia two wear. and hsf months Oi this h3'
On, 81 wa. pended the cascade eubantment FOR irIS
ins ferry houses aud boats for the Ptyoni Terry 49,
bs.u erpsndrd. depot building and Necessary
,s a. patterson and grading Of the grounds. e29ni Eos
isnd frnce. 49l3 IS has been paid h,o so.II of
and w shors depo.s and water stations Sid 90
noe a new d,rack and switches at Long Does spd o'ct
La. on tbs road During the Receivers term zot YIN,
PheW ,I 20 NOR, than go miles have been laid, and
s oo1 new crose. placed In the track The HschnerJ
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srs,ATrRE ALMANAC

'tn- Riss.t.Oa set..........b;lp hoon-klses lV.fo
wAfEE Tbs nAr
s4IdY Hook. $50 Gov Island. 1910 Hell Cate. 0;2i
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Mathinern.
$ PATENT STEAM ROLLERS
proposG!s.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OFricr.

CrarrFHv ssrrR-GRyrRt's OFTCF. /
WA-luSoroN CIV. March II. hb2
VVANTED--At ship Island, Mississippi, TWO
" LIGi T-DRAUGHT STEAMERS, suited Tor towing
to1ts &C.. -. IS,
F.opo. ts stating terms Ild times 81 which they VI" De
delivered az slip lssnt, with descriptions o. the heats
I VIII b. rcce y,3 the office of the Qua To- aseT-
General uftii me Dist Of Mach.
prauosss Should bee developed and lniorsed, ffop0sat
co. A. 9r snip Island aud idcsscd 10 the Quarter
master a. ncIal, Nsshiugluu. d. G.
81. g. 1EIOS CuoTterua ter General
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READ, READ, READ

READ, READ, READ
o. G eoaponnd Crorp and Coush svrop nsed with succru
BEL s.S yssis an n9sbie cure for the Group. alec the
81 inn1eafa colds. coughs hoagsensss dihculty
us 49, pem u the ctasi, bleeding from the lungs ssth
.eIa siPlns cough eonmmpHon etc. Manufactured and
yrhsn. ssls and retail BY MM CHAPMAN n Co. No. q
-.sA'i New York and by Drosas,s
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Lost an6 fonn6.

n REWARD.-Lost, from No. ll3 West
Nv Scst on ,hs evening Of the l7,h Blssi ana Tan
sue name 81 Fanny wy WIN '" VIC ''"' '"'"'''
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THE BLACK FLAG.

The Richmond Wig has letter from Colum-
ba, S. c., which says:
Georgia has cn1c'ea By her Legi,iasr that erery YANKEE
found cAia her bo,i0s aJter ne l y Jlnuary shai Y
caughf bshuag. Coz P,cseas has led hs sams
md 90, Ifyil1u,e ri g. Such should be ne ction
o. every southern State. Have you iels ted upou the
sequences o. Lirclus proclaim IL it could be oAicl
ouf Road tto history OF Che IA &c. mias ih,
honil ou.rsscs committed ~ mere bfu,es uucss.l me-
socs upon tndof aud doone.ess women. Thluk heaven
have approximations from l.hl negroes but
Grim, has been the Dec. upon part the vile
Aiouols They gea ia anticipation Tie SCENES 4
horo which they fancy win L., but though,
animate the hearts II brave soldiers and sheir
aupsto have the hearts blood Of every scouudre who po
soil and hose soul j. BLACK wish the if4'ly 20 The
deeds which, fortunately. they impo,,ut to execute"
1t seems that the pope's bull against The
in the South. Though it il of no practical ac-
count, and never can be, yet it causes bad
breaking out about the mouth aud iucites TO
the queercst logic. The "merc brutes - of one
sentence, ready TO commit "horrid ontrages
upon tender aud deiensel,ss women" become
the faithful negroes" of the neX., whence
ave can have no apprehensions - and, since
nobody else dreams OF having any, there Is no
sense in copjuring up such phantoms OF q
guilty conscience.
1t is a nice business for legislators who
keep carefully clear of the smell OF powder to
order general massacre OF prisoners OF war;
bat those who do the actual fighting will have
somewhat TO say in the premises. Tuey under
stand that butchery of prisoners on one side
involves retaliaton; and they do not care TO
aQgrayate enormously the perils and horrors OF
war mt the beck of civilians who betray lack
of common sense. Suppose this no-quarter'
rule had been proclaimed in advance of the
late demonstration on llarpe's Ferry-.Is M
oyltablo effect would lave been 10 deprive The
Rebels of the most substantial advantage they
have gained during the war. An army thal
hangs ils prisoners viii not be apt to take
mary. On the whole, we suspect secesa WIN
t4AA twice before hanging once,