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The national Republican., 1862-04-09

FINLEY BIGGER, llste Register Of the U g.
freasuryl and CHARLES ". SHERMAN, Coun
sellofs at Law, will devote their entire attention to
the prosecution snd settlement Of demands against
the United States, growing out of the present war
| Including the Accounts and Claims Of States. Con.
tractors, and Disbursiug Officers; application for
the restoration OF property illegally ezed or cap
tured, and for compensation for the Of private
property for Government purposes and for damages
for the injury of such property BY the army 1or
military pay, pensions, and bounty lands; and for
dstrbutivo sharcs of monies puysble Ut the Trss
sury and due 10 sub contractors and others.
Tney will also give legal advice to CLAIMANT oon
tractors and TO unyrofessional agents In iitigated
,sses; and prepare written arguments when desired
With Nonresident Agents who may send them
'.nms, an equitable division Of commissions vii! be
made.
Undisputed Demands will be collected and
romptly remitted for q commissien Of from q half
Il two and half per cent depending on the
snosnt; and negotiations with the Dep nts
son iucied on moderate terms
ny prompt attention, moderate charges, long ex
perienoe, and T. minute knowledge Of the Of laws,
regulations, rules Ind Prccedenis, govsrnipy this
,laS OF business at the Department., they hope to
sender their services useful to oisimAnts and public
are litors
Reference may be made to Members Of Congress,
snd ofncers OF the Government; and especially, by
permissOo, to the Hon. ELISHA WHirrl Essy Flint
Comptroller Of the Treasury
Address" Mesrs. BIGGER h SHERMAN,
Washington, ID. G."
sfds' hosi NOV s-an
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dec II
NEW INVENTION OF ARTIrIClAL
~ CHEOPLASTlC BONE TEETH,
without natal y,isfe M rIasps he

NEW !NvEnTIOH OF AKTlrICiAL
IN CHEOPLASTIC BONE TEETH,
without metal plate or clasps, BY
- Il. y. B. SIG ES MOI ND,
90 broadway, New York; and 2s0 Peuna. aycuue
bet. 18th and l3th sta, Washington, ID. c.,
Calls the attention Of the public TO the following
advantages Of his iIuprsyed system:
lst The teeth OF his manufacture will never oorrods
nor change color By any acids and are three
lighter than any other.
ID. No teeth - roots need be extracted, a. the
artificial ones can be inserted over them.
Cd. The roots will be made incfIepsive and never
to ache.
eth. No temporary teeth are needed, q permanent
ones can BE- made immediately, thereby preserving
hs natur. EXPIRE sion Of the face which, under the
old system, 10 frequently disngured
tth. This work has been fully teated, for over i've
yean, by many Of tie first Chemists and Phyacisns
Of this and the old country
DR.. 8. haa also invented . white indestructible
metal filling with which the most sentative teeth can
be flled without pain, and can build up perfect
sound tooth on any side roots, which will last
through . lifetime.
He refers to the following gentlemen: Dr. v. Mott;
Dr. poremus, Professor Of Chemistry; Hon. 4.
Mann, jun.; Capt Crabtree, Vice President Of the
Emigration Co. Of New York lion Judge WAYNE,
Of the Supreme Court, of Washington, b. c.; and
thousands Of others.
Call and examine r yourselves. nov s-am
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DENTISTRY.
r..!Na' IfseS1yMSts. fsSyMS NJ. D..

VvnD1ml YDDVu
4 NJ. LOOMS, NJ. D.,
Ihe inventor and patentss Of the Mineral Plate
Maay psrsoas eaA vsas thsss tssth who cannot
war othsn, and no psfsoa can wsaf othen who can.
Fsrsoss cSiiias at ny omss ssa b aoooar,odassd
with any syle and price Of Teeth they nay desire
bat to thos Who are particular, snd wish the plrest
slcsnes strongest and most perfect denturs that art
wAnsnted.
Rooms n this uity--No. sss Penbsylyanis ayssue,
between Ninth aad Teath streets. Also, So1 Arch
street, Philadelphta. nafls-ly
I'M. LOCK Wt)OD csnttnsss the prae.
" toe Of Dentistry, in the Washington building,
ccfnef Pennsylvanla avenue and Beventh etreet.
Having praotsed In the Sou,h nearly six,een years,
he ses assured that hs can give satissctton 70 any
that may call I- :
Teeth inserted On vuLoAEIrR, KulsKR, or 0oLb
PLAra, Chloroform adminEtsred when desired.
atR 1T
The national Republican., 1862-04-09

A Ii. THE II est COOKING STOVES,
~ TABLE CUTLERY, AND
IOUSEKEEPlNG ARTICLES.
OF ALL KINDS
Camp Furniture and Tin ware, 70 be had Of
W. H. NARROWER,
mar s-0m No. $50 Seventh stysS&
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ta) Chaplain. tb) Captain. 10, Firt Lieutenant.
!d Assistant Surgeon. (e) Captain. ID First Lieu.
tenant (g) Captain.
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QOswELL's MEDICATED
For COUGHS,
COLDS,
BRONCHITIS,
INFLUENZA,
U/IlpyE'NECc

S0n 000 LBS, ROUGH TALLow AND
COO,OOO my Cease wanted, for which
the highest price will be pad at thu ,,onal Soap
snd Candle Works, Green street and the Canal
Georgetown, ~ " G. u JEWELL,
o, PIopIistor.
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nEPOT QUARTERMASTER'S OFFICE,
~ Corner Eightsepth and q sire IL

- = WasH'MgIUu' d. q, Mtfch n, lBo2
Sealed Proposals will be received at this oio- unti
Saturday, the l2th da, Of April, 1907, at ~ o'cOcs
m for delivering in the city OF WASH. gton at ush
point Us the Depot Quarterm,strr may direct, the
following nsmed PINE LUMBER;
ls0 900 f-et ~ q inch) common cuttings,
The national Republican., 1862-04-09

EENTLEmEN's NEADY-mADE
" . L q = H Z N CT
Our present assortment Of 0entlemenS keady.
made Clothing oGer to citizens and strangers wish.
ing a. immediats OUTFIT, superior Inducements, EN-.
and business Garments and Overcoats, In oil varie.
ties. Fine Shirts and Under clothing OF all kinde.
Kid and other Gloves Of best quality. Soaris 1iea
Cravats, Stocks, Hosiery, &C., &c All Of when we
are enering at our usual low pric>s.
~ Clothing mate to ofter in the most superior
manner. WALL, STEPHENS & Co,
ar21-u 322 Pennsylvania avenue.
The national Republican., 1862-04-09

We are Agents for the Sale Of
MCCLAIN'8 CELEBRATED
COLOGNEs, EXTRACTS, and
COCOANUT HAIR OILS,
AND ALso ron
MERCHANTS CoLoGNES, EXTRACTS, ETC.,
WORsLEY's HONEY, ALMOND,
PALM AND WINDSOR SOAPS;
ALSO, TAYLORy,
Put up in Family Boxes, to suit purchasers,
Wholesale and Retail.
Also, full lines Of Notions and Fancy Goods,
all Of which We Offer At the Manufacturers
Prices, without any freight added.
The Trade, Dealers. Suffers and Pedlars are
respectfully invited.
We guarantee to sell at New York and Phila.
dsphia prices, or perish in the attempt.
We are bound to sell cheaper than the
oheapest-delivered free.
Ladies' and Gentomen give us an carly call,
1t makes no difference whether you buy or not;
look over our full lines Of
Fine Je,cel'y Sara Plated Ware, Giu and Nlncs
Frames, Engrauings, Pictures, Perfim1y,
Soaps, Staple and Fancy Goods.
~ Gentlsmanly clerks are always ready to
wait on you.
The national Republican., 1862-04-09
MISCELLANEOUS.
n II U r n CTUs OF TILE WHEKLY
L NATIONAL REPUBLICAN

The undersigned commenced, in the menth Of
December last, the publication, In this city, Of
y weekly newspaper, called the National ReptlJ.
EodN.
II is printed on a large sheet. twenty seven
by forty.two inches, and Ia furnished stths low
prices stated below.
1t will contain all the original matter Of the
daily National Rep,lbltcan, with the exception
Of local news not Interesting to country sub.
1t will give full reports Of the proceedings Of
Congress-, and Of the other departments of the
National Government.
It will contain all the news Of the day, foreign
and domestic, markets, &o.. &c., m well N an
original correspondence from all parts Of the
country. The miscellaneous department will
receive special attention, and, in all respsots
the effort will be made To establish the chArao.
Ter Of ths Naa,onal Eepssbiican rs Family
Washington being now tho central point of
the current military operations. great attention
will he paid 70 furnishing the readers Of the
National Republican with full, and especially
with accIrats, Accoun's Of the progress Of the
In politics, tho paper will be Republican. sus.
tanning the Administration Of Mr.. Lincoln, but
disclaimtng, however, any prstension to be the
organ Of the President.
Tho u no other Republican paper In the Dis.
triot OF Columbia, or IN the vieinIty Of II, and
1t IL believed that rscsnt events have opened u
such q paper All important sphere OF useful
effort. The time has come, whom the actual
administration OF the Government upon Rspub
hCan principles will explode the misrepressn.
lations which have made those principles "
distasteful to the South.
But 1t is not only here, and In this vicinity
that the projectors Of tho National ReptIblicdn
they offer q journal which will discuss national
politics from national standpoint, and which
will never be swsrved from patriotic duty by
any overpowering pressure Of local interest.
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l.. PRANG Il CO..
Publishers l. Practical Lithographers,
No. $40 SEvESru STREET, -Four Doors ABOVE
d, Up STAIRS, WASHINGTON.
No. 81 MERCHANTS Row, BosTox, MASS.

~ List Of Portraits, March, 1852, Published
Monthly, Revived:
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The following lots Of fsiiver-piated Wars
are Of the Best Mako In the Trade, aaJ
are warranted 20 be Double silver
Plated o. the bcst material, and equai
In qualitS TO any Plated Goods sold by
the best regulated IIoussss
Full sets Elegant Tipped and Threaded To.
BILE spoons. ............. SorSl ~
Tipped and Threaded To.
Die foiks...........f for l. 80
Tipped asd Threaded Tea
Spoons 10 match ........ for I. 90
Splendid Extra silver.plated Olive and
Threaded Table FORKS. for 200
Splendid Extra Silver plated Olive and
Threaded Table Spoons. for 400
We sell:
Fine Silver plated Cups, Mugs, ,GobIsts, Salt
Stands In every pattern. retail price a. for LOO
Elegant Silver plated Cake and Gard has.
keu.... ............ worth $3.50, for 500
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w Asu,-GrOn sxutV EACrOns.

WANrkD-tO females to leu IN to NAH. .kirts
person can, In = short time, make per we. h. from
70 y inquirs, fos PARTICULAR a a07 Seventh st.
peswseo y ~ II. neS lk--N
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CLOTHING, &c.

CLOTHING, &c.
GUNNER CEYTHlsQ,
. AT REDUCED PRICES !
We oasr oar srse assortnPt Of thin Sum. "a
mer Clothing at reducsd proes. Our stock
mems, Youths, and Boys woaftnS Apparel,-A
Of the most desirsble and fashionable styAcs
Also, shirts and Furnishing Goods In great variety.
Clothing made " order at the shortest notice.
WALL, STEPHENS h CO.,
sS7 PennsylvAnis aveuue,
yalyN between Ninth and Tenth sts
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ray yu6IlW 6IWstyb IN HuVdIlU6.
Whom Club f Subscribers has been for.
warded, additions may be made 10 II on the
same terms. II IL not necessary that the sub.
soriberS to Club should receive their papers
ut the same post once.
Money may be forwarded by mail, at our
risk. Large amounts oan be remittsd In drafts
on Boston, Now York, hila 'slphia, or Balu.
more; smaller amounts in gold, or In notes Of
solvent banks. Address
W. J. MURTAGH b co,
Washington, DO.
~ The daily Naiionai Republican is pub.
lished every morning Sundays excspted) at
$3.50 per annum, In advance.
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slst New York Vol ...
Goth do do. .
Oneida Cayalry.......
LIST New Jersey Cav. j
10th New Jersey Vol, . !
BID Penn. Volunteers 2
l0ith do do. . /
10th do do, i
10th Indiana Vol. -. i
ID ID. g. Volunteers. .
"a B.rdsn Sharp'ers ., 1
ouartsrmasfer's Dept.
Total.."-,..,....4;
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The attention Of our numerous patrons is re
qussted TO our Large and Choice Selection
Of Gold Leaf and Enameled Rosewood
Photograph and Picture Frames,
Union Dagusrrectype Cases,
In every size In the Trade.
We are selling these goods from 10 cts. to $3.50
htted In order. being Is per cont less than The
maken' retail price, .
The national Republican., 1862-04-09

At Fifth DistriCt School House Hospital, Bruno
g General Hospital at Ecki'yton, March %.
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PR AN e.
CARD PORTRAITS
prN u, OF & s.rl
Prominent Characters!
PR RANG'S CARD PORTRAITS
PROMINENT CHARACTERS.

The only ovtsioai and lnelike publication Of Min
iaiure rcrtraits = Line Ensraviogs Just large
enough TO encloee In common Letter Envslop" for
safiiiug the curiosity Of datant ficnds, or to or
nsmsnt Photographic Album. For collec Ion
they are much tupefior to photographs, as they wf
last for Hundreds Of Yesrs.
OUR IMPRINT is ON ALL OUR PUBL
CATIONS won
Price, for iinsle copies, 10 cents. Twenty copies
for 81. A very liberal discount to the trade.
PICTURES, MAPS or BOOKS sent to any I'd.
dress in the United States and Canadas, FREE OF
POSTAGE. The money must secomrany every
order.
The national Republican., 1862-04-09

o'cs remaining IN The Hospital for h7iptipe
Diseases, ut Ealora,nd, March 2S.
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The New York herald., 1862-04-09
Hon ri or Supervisors.

A regular meeting OF the Board of Supervisors was
held yesterday, Elijah f. Purdy, President in the CHAIR
The members very dilatory in getting together, 1t
being nearly half hour after hoir usual time of meet
inghrse o'c,ock-beforo the President took his seat
and ordered the roll to DO called.
The minutes OF the last meeting were read and sp
proved.
Tho report Of the Committee Annual Taxes in rela.
ton 10 remitting the assessed fifty thousand
dollars personal property OF John Psret Of the firm OF
John Paret Sons, was then taken up The money had
been invested In manufactured goods and shipped To
Mobile last year, and the applicant being at that time
unable to that the money was irrerievaby lest,
the Tax Commissioners assessed on the whole amount.
Since that time the Coudscation bill has been passed
aud the money lost. After discussion the paper
WAS laid over.
Tho Board then adjourned until Tuesday next, the
18th inst
The New York herald., 1862-04-09
THE WAR IN THE SOUTHWEST.
CHICAGO, April 8, 1862

M VHIUAGO, AVTlt6, I5bz.
special despatch from Cairo TO tho Chicago Tribune
says-Tsoats commenced running TO New Madrid to-day.
The river hos fallen four feet in the last two days. great
~ facilitating the operations Of General Pope.
Hon. Emerson Etheridge arrived this evening from
Paducah. lilo has tclsgraphed large number Of cti.
zeus, who we're driven away by the rebel troops, 70
como down TO return with him They probably leave to-
morrow.
Reliable reports received from Jen Thompson week
ago place him In tho swamps eighty miles west Of
here, with few hundred marsuders.
Several men, who have been in his army from the vi
cnty Of Charleston Mo-, have pe,icnsd General Strong
ror the privilege Of taking the oath Of allegiance The
General has authorized tho County Blor 10 take bonds
and administer the oath.
special despatch to the Chicago Times says that four
hundred and eighty prisoners including several officers,
thirty pieces Of artillery ana largo quantity or smmunl.
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fHE MAILS f.R EUROPE.
Surrender by the Rebels of Island No. 10, with
all its Men and War Material-The Victorious
Advance in virginia-The Latest News from,
Mexico. &C., &C., &c.

The Cuuard mail steamship China Captain Anderson,
y, IN leave this port today for liverpool.
The frropean maswin close in this city bals past
nine O clork this morning.
Tns NEW Yoax HexMp--Edition foe Europc-wn be
pob-hed st half past eight O'Clock this morning. Its
columns will couian All account Of the Surrender by
the Rebels Of Island No 10, with all its Men aud
Wsr Material, to the un.on Forces; IN Account
,f tha Victorious Advance OF the Union Army
in V,rsinia toward Richmond, and the latest news
in r.Iat ou to the Progress Of the War; and the
Position aud Condition Of the Copssndng Armies from all
parts of the Country Important Intelligence from the
Ee,oted stntes The Determination of Dr. Russell, the
Corr.pondent Of the London Tmss 10 leave the country
Tho Iat.st News from Mexico Central and south Amer
c, and all important news Of tn. pas, week.
single copies wrappers, ready for mailing six cents.
saps,son low, Son Co, No 4, Iudgse Hill, London,
England win receive advertisements aud subscriptions
f,rf fhs
The New York herald., 1862-04-09

dior General shot through tho breast sunday, re-
turned 10 the field ON Monday
Colonel chas Crafts, Thirty frs, Illinois. Acting Brga.
dior General. shot through tho right shouIdsrnos dan
gerousy.
Colonel Hayns. Of tho Forty eighth Illinois. wounded
slightly
Colonel C. McKenny. OF the Seventeenth Ksntaoky,
wounded slightly
Lieutenant Colonel Stout OF tho Eighteenth Kentucky.
wounded slightly
Lieutenant Colonel Morgan of the Twenty fh Indiana,
wounded badly in the head.
Colonel Mason, Of tho Seventy first Ohio, wounded
slightly.
Major Eaton, Of the Eghsssath Illinois, (Acsing Colo
nel), wounded fatally
Major Nevins, OF tho Eleventh Illinois, wounded
slightly.
Captain Irving ". Curron, General Grants scout head
shot OF by cannon ball.
Captain Preston Morton, wounded mortay-snce
dead.
Captain Dillon, Of The Eighteenth Illinois, billed.
Captain Mace. Of the Fifth Illinois. killed.
Captain Carter, Of the Eleventh Illinois, killed.
Major Page, Fifty seventh Illinois, kiiisd.
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Term Fees or the sheriff.
VETO OF HIS HONOR THs MAYOR OF RESOLUTION Al
LOWING rRK BILL OF 81. .446 AZ, FOR FEES or TIL
LAPx SHERIFF, INCLUDING ALLOWANCE FOR TERN
KEES In EXCfsE CASES.


VETO OF HIS HONOR rHs MAYOR OF RESOLUTION Al
LOWING TRE BILL OF 81 ,446 43, FOR FEES OF THR
LAPK SHERIFF, INCLUDING ALLOWANCE FOR TERN
FEEs IN RxCisE CAsEs
Otrlcx CT KIRK BOARD or SUPERVISORS,
No. 7 CRY HALL. Nxw YOak, April 5, 1862.
Al meeting of the Board OF SUPERVISORS, held this
day the following message was received rom his Homer
the Mayor returning with bis objections the resolution
allowing the bill of John Kelly, Sheriff. at 50 46 ~ for
oAcial services during the quarter ending December 81
1861 and directing the Comptroller to Pay, Sc where
ordered That said message be received entered in the
jou nal laid the table ten days aud printed At length
in the HsRALo, Tyonscrpfand r'm's
+lt CHa k OF the Board OF supervi
MAYOR OYficE, Ngw YoRK, April 6, 1852
To TIM Horror Aui.s THE BOARD or SUPERVISORS -
IsMrN-l return herewith without my approval
tho re- outon allow ing the bill OF John Kelly Sheriff. al
so 6 az for Official services during ths quarter ending
scs,nber 81 1851 aud tho Comptroller "a
70 70 " W ANU "''" ''' wv ' " ~ ~
Term ices on suits in Common Pleas by the rs
Bourd of Com m issiou OF Excise against VIC
lstors Of the Excise law ~ per statement an
Aexed ~, ,za8 w
Fees ON executions against the property and
person in suits by ths Board OF Commls
siopers OF Excise against various defendants, f,srt
as per sta cmsnt annexed d........,...... 1.lsS is
Total. .................. "a ,4s7 Is
The number OF suits 10 which term fees are charged
is 4le aud those in which hs other lees charged
number ,722
These items for period attending as Tar back Al
January, 1s6l for term fees, and september 1852 for
fees FOR returning executions
These charges prior 10 the beginning Of the quarter
specified in the resolution form rery large proportion
~ the whole sum.
IL is evident the face OF he bill, shat these items
are not for socis services during the quarter ending
December 81, 1861 " and therefore they should not be
embraced in resolution expressly providing for that
quarter only.
Again / am satisfied, FROM tue opinion OF the Coun.
.ei In tho Corpor9tiou adverse To the liability OF the
cnnnty Cor this bi anu from such examination OF the
statute as have been able 10 make 'hst there is no
law calling FOR the payment W thesc charges by the
county
The Corporation Counsel has fully discussed the subject
IN his commune alton 10 your honorable body Of June
ss2 image l6T II your printed proceedinas and in his
you Feb ~, 1867 (page 1861 written
in reference the present. bill, he reslrhs MS former
adverse opnop As stared by him II these charges arr
prnp,r in charrter aud amOUs tbs Sherh has his RENE
dy ava nst other parties thau Tue couaiy.
Gtoilt;E OPDYkF, Mayor.
The New York herald., 1862-04-09

large numbers OF men panic struck others worn out ny
hard lighting. with the avorags per ceuIage Of skuSers
had struggled towards the river could no, be rallied
General Grant and staff who had been rcckessy riding
along the lines during entire day amid the unceasing
storm OF bullets grape and snol rode from right TO
left, melting tho stand until reinforce
ments could the river
Colonel Webster Chief of stan. Immediately go. into
position the heaviest pieces OF artillery pointing on the
eaemys right, while large number Of the batteries
planted along the entire line from the rsyor bank
northwest extreme right, some two and half miles
ding opened upon the enemy from along our whole
line, with perpetual crack OF musketry. Such roar
of artillery never hoard on this continent. For
short time the rebels replied with yigor and effect but
their shots grew less frequent and destructive
while ours grew rapid and moro terrible.
The gunbosts Lexington and Tyler, which
lay a short distance OH, kept raining shell on
the rebel hordes. This last effort was too much
for the enemy, and dusk had set In the
firing had nearly ceased. when, night coming on, all
the combatsn,s rested from their awfu work OF blood
ana carnage.
Our rested heir ia the posilioa thoy had
At the close Of the night, until the forces under
Major General wallace arrived and took post
tiou tho right, and Genera, Bueil's forces
from tho opposite side and Savannah being conveyed
TO tho battle ground The entire right OF General Mel
sons division ordered form the right, and the
forces under General Crtendsa ordered 10 his
port early in tho morning
The New York herald., 1862-04-09
REBEL ACCOUNT OF THE BATTLE.

FoRrRrss MONROE, April 7, 1867.
"A Norfolk paper OF this morning contains despatch
from Mobile, dated the 9th nst announcing tho rccep
ton Of from Corinth that morning Of great bat
to that the Coufedcrates had taken eight federal bat.
tercs and lagc number Of Prisoners and that IL
expected the Aholo federal army would he swept away
This given specimen OF the rebel mode Of keeping
I'D the spirits OF their people and the OF their
army.
The New York herald., 1862-04-09
Cowr, C,I.udar-This Dm y

svrssus CerRT--CrNcru.--rart Nos. 20gi, 1859,
1897 1888 1885, 1903 55l 1773, l7i9, lisp 1879, 1923,
ia. 1ssl ieae 1859, 1881 2oo7 2o4 2ob5 slO3 2o35,
5osT 1907 i;35 Part 2.-Nos. $50, l2s, 1896, 1882,
I06 1854 1870 1885, 1912 1900, 1'I2 1880, 1854, 17S6,
1894 92s 1li0, 1891, isioi 1872
COMMON rMas.--Psrt Nos. ! ESQ $50, 80, 9se,
Nos o22 Gil, 2si, 1911 I2a, SOS, e2e 222s, 373,
f.a CAP az 6sf, 693, 365
The New York herald., 1862-04-09
sale or the Magnolia. Cargo.


one thousand bales of New Orleans cotton, wheh on
INTO Tue hands OF the United States government "n'n
'he reoe' steamer Magnolia was captured "n'i' a'P'
ing TO run the blockade were sold at public a"c'' y'
'efday by Ms. David II. Burdett, in pufsuan.' - wy
order Of tho United States Marshal for the So"'"o
"'ct oil Florida. large company Of buyers
ing tho manufacturing interest from all p'r's .'o
country, was present, among whom were 'ho oaue
n'ns OF Boston, Providence New Bedford r"'"'N'
Philadelphia aud Baltimore, thus evidencing 'ne !"
terest that is felt in tho supply OF thus impor'~"'
staple The competition active aud sp""'u'
ana the price obtained very full, establishing an "a
vance OF two cents the quotations Of the previous y
Lots 1 TO 93 inclusive, comprising about 4iS,9"
pounds were bought By Msssrs. Reynolds 70. a. zsi
2'|, 2ot and 23. cents per pound realizing IN the ag
gregats something in the nsighborhood oil $liS,v"
Lots "a 10 no. stained cotton, wore knocked down 70
Wsi 20. at 26st ceats per pound Lot Ill, containing
1888 pcaads o the description, vas bought by NY
Smith at 2s Eighteen bags Loose cotton and pcknss
Il 70 Hunter Co. nj 49,
cents. Two bales calls ss4 pounds. were sosghi
by Hiram Benner at 24l. cents. The whole amount or
this sale nearly 1928 000 The auctionssr announced
that the Magnolia will be sold this day (wednesday a.
twelve O'Clock The vessel, with all her tackle &c'
except the pivot gun aft, will be put rs
serve, and knocked down, ia all ordinary cases, 10
the highest bidder On Thursday bales OF sea island
cotton will be sold at the Wall street saesroom Is
very superior article.