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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
MONETARY.

TUESDAY EVENING, June 8. 1859.
New York Exchange Is working easier, and
most Of the leading banks make concessions to
customers on round lots. The usual current sell
ing rate, however, is n per cent premium, and
only best customers as ret need look for any re-
dnctions. Tho buying price Is psr OK, though
few Of the larger banks will pay much If anything
above par. Since the remitteuces for the first Of
the month the supply has been steadily increasing
upon the demand.
Gold changes hands slowly The buying price
is 8 per cent premium; the selling range is re-
ported at 3h@4 per cent, but very little is sold
below 3sl@4 and that is the more usual price.
The currency question continues to be actively
discussed, with no immediate prospect Of con
clusion being reached The bankers not
Immediately interested In our home cur
rency claim that our sound Illinois banks,
together with those Of Iowa, Indiana
and Ohio, cannot begin to furnish us currency
enough to do the business Of the city There Is
force In the objection, and as our business re1a-
lions are go intimate with New York, the banks
Of TINT State, and possibly select list Of those Of
Connecticut and Massachusetts, might be adopted.
with Treasury Notes as our currency standard.
Such list would certainly be wide enough to give
the city ample facilities for doing her business. It
Ii H1ut1 euaA 1uosk AeA Hou!Q lhG, 0u4 1t
would be infinitely better than to take the
perfect medley Of 'bank rags now ahoat
in The West. Treasury Notes are becom-
ing Hcarce, for the reason that our people
hare unwieely accepted other currency; but let
them demand the ssGreen-backs'' for their pro-
duce, and they will get them. They are plenty In
the centers OF trade, and If our people 80 require,
they will be forthcoming in abundance.
MnwAUEEE.-The Sentinel Of this morning
Gays:
The tendency Of the money market yesterday, az
for several days previously, was towards an accu-
city Of currency. However. no serious stringency
| has as yet been experienced. The banks supply
| customers at g. concession OF H from the current
rate. There ia little demand for gold, and the
changes rates are cauEed By fluctuations Of the
| New York market. We have no alteration to make
| 3r last ctuffn -
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O7mLLo CoMM1rTED.-Wm- Holmes, who
attempted =; day OF two since to smother his
#itc with pillow, has been committed Tor
trial.
, 1862-06-04
THE CITY.

E We can the attention Of producers and
dealers in wool to the card OF RappleJe &
Sheldon.
, 1862-06-04

HoME FOR AGED AND INDECENT FEMALES
The monthly meeting of the Board Of Managers
viii be held at the Home, 157 Fourth avenue
tomorrow {Thursday) afternoon at three
o'clock.
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HoME FOE TIE FR1ESDLEss.~-The monthly
meeting Of the Board OF Managers will be
held at the Home this {Wednesday) afternoon
at O'Clock
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New York Cattle Market.
By TE1EaRAPu.1 New Y0ER, June 5.
BEEF-Buoyant. Receipts a56a. qunted at 1896.
SHEEr-LoTer. Receipts, e,3i1, Quoted a1 aa'tsD
6Hc.
9Hc.
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LAW INTELLIGENCE.

REcoRDER's CoURT.-The civil docket was
called in this tribunal yesterday, mainly appeal
cases. The Grand Jury have not presented
any indictments yet.
Judqd D5uzsn2oad---No. 452-Chancery-John
g. Reading r. n1Ian William Hopkins ct q
So 9chsnees9. Horaea B. Gain @ ct pdzos. a. =:
George Gage ct q. supplemental BIN filed By
a. JOIN j. It I ii oon Il
9ntil r. tie arst Monday Of July ne7t
Freeman ct. a. receivers report d sales aed and
confirmed unless cause be shown to ths contrary by
tomorrow morning; The patent case Is still oe-
however. vii probably e concluded BY to morrow.
xe Gmsa Es e s1ea aags MssEss a
st al s: ]. B: Johnson, s6srta &: Gc:
Rule on Sheriff; ;-.0 order fled: No. so$-Daniel
tion plaintiff APPEAL dismissed for want Of atlda-
Wits Of merits. with Pzeceeleado at DEFENDANTS
costs. No. 5G3 -Joaeph E7ana u. Henry I. swart-
ont motion by defendant to set aside Of May 3!st,
dfEmiesing this case overruled upon conditions OF
plaintiff paying all costs In this cause and in this
court 1p to date. By 18th June and cause coatln-
The first cali Of the Docket stands at No. e4o.
IhtIE Was no call Of the D0cEet yesterday.
Great closing ont sale Of Paper Hanginga, at
F. E. Rigby's So Randolph street. je31m
ATTEEr1oN REuRu1T5.-Col. EnsWorth's zou8ve
Drill. The best book ever printed for the Joung
colder. authorized edition. Published by
P. T. SHERLOCK,
ff2 Dearborn st., Chieago,
Where every military book is kept constantly
On ea1e.-May 3c-6t
Go to John Jones, 115 Dearborn Et., and get youx
clothes thoroughly cleaned and neatly repaired.
apvt4
"Cau on Dunlop, Bewen & Spaldfng Tor Printing y
] loy11-h22i-ly
-~ Buy paper hangtHgs nf Chase d Co., 10s
Randolph street. NH 99-3m
New styles Of Paper Hangings just received al
Fa1on's, Lake street. Call and see them. ap24p74s
| E For cleaning and dying gentleman clothef
| 90 to Cook Il Mclean, a8 Dcarborn-street. ThIE
old eatabliahed house do better and cheaper wo1h
| than any In the city. chilly
Rehigerators and Ice Boxes wholesale AMI
retai1-of the most approved kinds.
Rehigerators repaired or exchanged
! my2312t j. " BEsT, 68 LaSa1e.
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| Buying. Selling.
| New York Exchange. par -7S@6 prem
| Specie .......-....-.-.3 prem 3k@31x Il
| Treasury Notes H@ Y IS

W1sCoEsN BASEs.-For the benefit Of oux Wia-
conein readers We make the following extracts
from the report Of Wn. r. Ramsey, Bank Comp
t:oller. dated May 31st:
Banks windingu up. and redeemed in gold at par
atAe Bank Comptrolter's Office:
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Total, .......-....-......... $780,


Upon motion, ,oe exhibit WAS approved.
TIE Jew SCHOOL HOUSES
Mr.. Afosele, drew the attention of the
Board to its etion at the last meeting recon-
n,enfing The Council to issue orders to the
contracfors On their estimates for the
new schoc' houses not to exceed total
Of S1S,Oc, payable on Or before March
25th, 1866 bearing ten per cent. interest. The
charter ,ldn't suthoriza the Council to pay
any sud interest, and it was doubtful whether
they ctu1d Issue any such bonds.
Dr Foster said If that would impede the
building Of the school houses he wouldamend
thtorder passed by the Board by fixing the
iuerrst at six per cent.
Ar. PrindiYille said the city couldn't issue
~ such evidence Of Indebtedness, as the ex-
lenses Of the current gear Were provided for
By the hundred Thousand dollar bonds already
issued, but perhaps the city could appropriate
q portion OF these bonds,
Mr.. Newberry thought 1t Was of no conse-
quence whether the orders bore interest or not.
The contractors would vary their estimates
to suit the occasion.
After further discussion the order was left
In stotu quo with the Council for their action.
FURNISHING SEATS.
The Committee on Apparatus and Furni-
ture presented the following bids for furnish
ing T68 seats for the Haven School;
4 F A Miller, chieago. s1,7a6.ss
Rabcock & Peek, -" ...,...... 1Ss N
chsss Pass soR,,B EN- ,Boston............. Isa@
Nathan johnson. \. 7. City s'sss.@
As Hfr. Miller the lowest bidder, had not
furnished models and securities for fuldlmept
Of contract, the whole subject was referred
back to the Com n1ittee to report to the Board
the facts.
APPOINTMENTS.
The Committee on Teachers reported that
Mary E. Jennings aud Sarah 4. Felt hsd been
admitted into the Normal Department of the
High School; also the following appoint
nlents: Eliza Lundegreen, assistant in the
Nosely School; L. Eva Stow, assistant In the
Washington School; Eliza a. Prentice, assist
ant in the Foster School.
EARLY CLOSING.
In pursuance OF a communication received
| from the Slate Sabbath School Convention,
now in session, the Board agreed to close the
schools on Thursday (to,moF1ow) at half.past
the Sabbath School gathering.
THE aRIGGs CONTRACT.
4 communication was received from s. G.
GHggs q Co., formally surrendering their
Accepted.
The resignation Of Miss Narramorc, teacher
In the Foster School, was accepted.
The Secretary reported the attendance oi
teachers upon the Institutes, good; and In
accordance with motion presented Ut the last
meeting, that the number OF transfers OF
teachers since the last summer vacation had
been twenty -seyen.
hfr. Mosely moved TINT the Committee on
Text Books and Course Of Study be requested
to take into consideration the propriety of ap
pointing music teacher in the schools, ani
report 70 the Board. Carried 80
Alter hearing reports from the Tariou,
schools, the Board adjourned.
1
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Regular Meeting of the Board Of Ed
ucRtion.

The regular monthly meeting Of the F-afd
OF Education was held at their roc-as yestef-
day afternoon. Present: Noosr5. carpenter,
Taft, Ward, Moscley, Newberfy, Prindivillo,
Foster, Haven, Steele, Sheanan and Higgin-
son.
The minutes Of the last meeting we're read
and approved.
ROOM EXPENSES.
Mr.. Ward presented the following exhibit
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EscAp6D.-THo men named ktune and
Wbitlow, confined in the Bridewen for lar
ceuy, ESCAPED from that institution on Mon
day evening by scaling the fence They are
still 1T large.
, 1862-06-04

POTATOES-The market is quiet and steady.
We quote: Neshannocls, 85@4oc; Mixed, Is
Q3oc.
BCTTER-There is fair shipping demand, and
the market is steady. We quote:
Choice Dairy, in crooks. 10 @12hc
Fair to choice FiIkin...... G11O c.
Grease Butter. T..............-.. 655Et &c,
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Mo1Asgxs+ z. Sugar HOUSE,. ..:-.....8

NOOI-There Is very little doing, and che mar.
ket is almost nominal at a7@e5c 70. unrashed.
and .70sT1Sc for washed.
EALLo"-Reeetvea last week, l. 40 1os: shin.
pe' ~, ','.s Ao7' ERE Ia fair shipping demand,
aA'4 NA' -.a1ket Ia firm at TA@7Hc for good to
zine city, and 7@7Ac for county.
sALT-ReceiEed last week, b1o4 brls; shipped,
7,110 brls. The supply is light and the market
aHffEa ard firm mote.
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TIE Cork PLANTER CAsK-The suit Of
Case rs. Brown, better known as the Corn
Planter case, was concluded in the q. g. Cir
cult Court last evening. Thearguments COM
mence to-day.
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THE STATE SABBATH SCHOOL
CONVENTION.
First Days Proceedin&H-DIstu
and Business Of the Day.

MORNING SESSION.
The State Sabbath School Convention, pur-
suant to tha announcement which has appear
ed in these columns for the past few da3a,
met ut the Clark street II. E. Church yester-
day morning, at half past ten o clock
The Convention was called to order by
President Wilder. r. n. GuiIford waa ap-
pointed temporary Secretary. The temporary
organization was followed BY appropriate reli-
gious exercises, and cordial welcome to
strangers. Remarks were made by President
Byron, Of the Milwaukee Sabbath School
Union; Lucius Hart, Of New York; Mr.
Fish, Of st. Louis Mr. Woodruff, Of Brook
1yn, N. T.; Col. N. B. Denman, Of Quincy,
III. 1t the close Of the addresses the follow
ing gentlemen were appointed Committee
On Delegates: Messrs. Ward, MoWry, Dean
and Haw1cy.
Upon motion, the following gentlemen
were appointed a Nominating Committee for
permanent officers: c. Bentley, 8. N. Barker,
". ". aa1sher, A. ". Corey, and L. Fl.
Bugbee.
The order Of business, IS published in the
TRIBUNE Of yesterday, was read and approved.
After singing and the benediction, the Con.
geption adjourned until two o'clock.
At the close Of the morning session there
we're lis delegates present from abroad and
66 from the city.
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Great closing ont eale Of Paper Hanginga, at
F. E. Rigbys So Randolph street. je3-1m

Go to John Jones, 11s Dearborn et., and get your
clothes thoroughly cleaned and neatly repaired.
apyt9
, 1862-06-04

New styles Of Paper Hangings just received at
Fa1ou's, Lake street. Call and see them. apA-p743
, 1862-06-04

WHEAT-Recefved to-day. 64s84 bu; shipped,
1900 bu. The following table shows the 1eceapts
and shipments during the past week, with the
source Of supply and the avenue Of shipment:
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EASTERN CAREAGEs.-The Novelty Car
riage Works, a Adams street, are in receipt
of another invoice Of Eastern made carriages
of the best manufacture and Latest styles, Call
and see them,
, 1862-06-04

tY Continued sale Of rich Bohemian md
silver plated Hare, French china and fancy
goods, this evening, at ~ o'clock, ct the
salesroom Of Gilbert & Sampson, Nc. IS Lake
street. Call and examine.
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past week, and eince January /, with comparative
statistics:


Week end'g Since Jan. /, Same
Nav Hf 1874. time ISL.
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POULTRY Chickens, s1.75@s.ooper doz; Tur-
kes~e, 6@654c q II Pigeons, s7K@40c q doz.
EGGs-22 brls freeh sold te-day at 53z4oc for
packages.
SCNDRIEs-The following table shows the
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~ II you want hooB and shoes at less
than halfp1ice 60 to the great bankrupt sale.
These goods are to be closed out at who1eale
and retail for the benefit Of their creditors. 115
Randolph street, under Kingsbury Hall.
, 1862-06-04
"Call on Dunlop, Bewen & Spaldfng Tor Printing"
noy11-h22i-IY

# Buy paper hangtags af Chase d Co., 100
Randolph street, NH 99-3m
, 1862-06-04

ANOTHER REBEL PRISONER At WINDSOR,
G. VA printer who WIS captured at Fort
Donelson, and who until recently was confined
at Camp Douglas, in this city, arrived at
Windsor, C. W, on Friday night. He effected
his escape By scaling the wall Of Camp Doug
las one dark night. He belonged toa Tennes-
see regiment, and formerly worked in New
Orleans. On Friday, hevisited the newspaper
Offices in Detroit in search Of employment,
but found it to his interest to make tracks for
Queen Victoria's soil.
, 1862-06-04

The Committee on Apparatus and Furni-
ture presented the following bids for furnish
ing T68 seats for the Haven School.
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Trustees Sale of Lands.

yvhs,e.. Matthew w. McChesney and Ketdrah
{. McChesney, his wife, and Robert McCnesney ana
Martha McChesney his wife, by their Deed Of Trust,
dated December II, 1854, and recorded In heok y,
maze IA conveyed TO George w. Devin and James D.
beyin. tru.tees secure to Horace besR .ad Som
pany OF New Orleans, the payment NJ maturity, OF
81 Of the four promissory notes Of said NJ w. and
ofshs sfns date. tSs ins sum
s rs is ans isss
Ing lands In wspello County state Of Iowa tS.yit;
The East half OFFS sect. ~ tns Tes nan nsM ana
4 e escs 10. 8; The n. " i NJ. 50
and the 8. w. \ OF q. z: sect No y, sI IN I9wn-
siHet th"t ain csss any one Of said notes not
psd 1t maturity said Trustees or either oithen were
authorized ts proseed after having given tnree weeks
c;reui.tion In ssd county, The time place. object,
and terms Of such SALE to sell any or ell OF the said
estate he door me Court d 10
"a the eupon 10 execute and deliver to the purchas'
er 8 deed for the premises sold
And whereas default a. made m the payment o.
the lat Of the said notes due January ls 1882 and
steua we're taken by the said Beau end Oompany &c
have said trust deed foreclosed by nofoe ana SAFE
ana thereupon one John Taylor holder 81 junior
Hen on part Of said lands did about August ls 1851
under section aSs ofthe Code Of st Or section $50
:. n sa :sS s:sD a en- GGnPsni ss;
ssid n.te and Of all their Hen. and assign
ment thereof and whereas, no Part OF SAG note M
By s' Hs' d SSs ana
1 AZURE has besp demanded. - y /.
Therefore. the said ". W. Mcchesney and =. 8
rs McGSssnsy rs wife. And their grantees, and al
h ~ Interested will take notice that on Saturday
Iry 46th 1882 unless said note 10 sooner paid, IN
S S,sss: 81 for rssd al
with costs and sxgsnssl q sns = -
West half Of North East quarter, and south Eas
ousrter Of NORTH Eass quarter Of Section () twenty
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+ DrprHERIA Ann CRouP. For these fcrmi-
dable and dangerous diseases Trask's Mag
netic Ointment is an untailing remedy if
used in season. Apply freely to the Throat
and Chest and cover with hot flannel. This
Ointment has been before the public over
20 years, and its constantly increasing de.
mand has established its reputation as SUI
perior Eminent in all cases where sooth-
ing and relaxing remedy is required, partic-
ularly in Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Inhama-
ton of the Bowels and Kidneys, Spinal
affections, Sore Eyes, Burns, Piles, Wounds
and Bruises. Sold by all Druggists. Price
% cents. 40 13to10 IA
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New York; May 4.-Steamer Empire City
from Port Royal, srrived with foreign steam
err. Two Captains and crews ofprizes, Dixie
Wave, Belle, with prisoners aboard Empire
City. tsa 3 Ssi sue
The steamer Roanoke from Savannah
April goth, and advices from Mexico state
that the French Commissioners had stated
that they would not longer treat with the
present Mexican Government, while there is
still oppression and rnutiHy, and they shat
aid and protect Almonte, as he came on ex.
press Invitation Of the emperor, who expect
ed open hostlities between the allies and
Mexican troops. s1ol ~
The French have declared war, which the
Mexicans accept, though Juarez says his
government has been disposed to accept any
honorable cenc'liatory measures, bat force
must be met by force. sss.ts ~ go ~.
Troops are arriving at Havana in English
war vessels. seie .tasi seasAite sfe2 ~
Gen. Prim was to embark the 18th with
the last Of the command. = q
Perrin desired the establishment Of some
government who will pay the fifty two mill
lion Of script issued by Miramon and Soul
Dagger 49,
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PANIC IN RIoHMoND. From 2 gen.
tleman, who has just come through
from Richmond welearn that q fearful
state Of affairs prevails in the rebel
capital. There Is agreat scarcity OF
the 1necessasies Of life. Provisions are
famine PRICES, and many of the poor
are in starving condition. The wealth.
Ter rebels generally refuse 70 extend
them ordinary charities, and cases OF
dreadful sufering and destitation are
reported especially in the families o.
rebel soldiers. Men once noted for
their liberality are engaged in all sorts
Of dishonorable speculations. The PEG
ME have no hope of defending the city
: against the Federal troops, and lool
on a speedy surrender, as certain. i
Is the saddest and, drcariest city tin
globe. On al sides ns witnesses
want and sqialid poverty, seifishnes
and wild debanchery. II Nashville
Union. 2oth,' SIR 6 prev =
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Aid for the Wounded Soldier
The Malls.

The Mercury Of last week complains Ina,
their packages Of papers do not reach their
, destination, and that certain Postmasters
are suspected Of keeping them back from
their subscribers. We have taken'pains to
inquirs into the matter, and have come to
the conclusion that the fault is not with the
said Postmasters at all, but with the pub
fishers themselves. The Port Richmond
mail goes ont Saturday afternoon, and the
Mercury is published on Friday, therefore,
the papers necessarily remains in this post
Office twenty four hours before starting
The Point Isabel mail leaves this office on
Mondays and Thursdays, so that their pack
ages going in that direction would remain
until Monday, or,two days after publication.
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THROAT AND LUNGs.-At this season Of
the year when coughs and colds are troubles
some, every family should have safe and
certain remedy at hand. Ransom's, Hiy
Syrup and Toluis the very thing. II is not
only pleasant for children to take, but is a
certain cure for Group, Whooping-cough,
Bronchitis, Asthma, Coughs and all affec-
tons of the Throat and Lungs. a I'd
Sold by all Druggists. Price 25 cents.
40 13to10 IA H. 80 4
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e To C0nsmm ptives.-The advertiser
having been restored to health In few weeks by a
very simple remedy, after having suffered several
disease, Consumption-it anxious to make known to
his fellow sufferers the n can s Of cure -
To all who desire IL, he will send copy of the pre-
scripton used free of charge with the for
preparing and using the same, which they will find
Sure Cure for Oonspmption, Asthma, Bronchitis &c.
The only object ofthe advertiser in sending the pre-
scripton is to benefit the afflicted and spread infor
nation which he conceives to be fnva luable and he
hopes syery sufferer will try his remedy, 1t will
cost them nothing, and may prove blessing.
Parties wishing the prescriptions will please address
- 49, REV. EDWARD "A. WILSON,
noO-S months Williamsburgh, Kings Co. N. Y
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Oity NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

q Br. Taylor has RACED the buildings fd-
nerly occupied BY. "A. Schworm, for tn
purpose Of erecting larger and finer one
for Drug establishment which he expects
to have completed in about 90 days.
Welearn also that our fellow townsman,
Mr., Alvin Lewis, has commenced fine
brick residence on fourth ST., to be, we be.
iieve, three stories in height. 20 sn,af-, 7
.sAnumber of others are making prepare.
tons to build, and the prospect is that OF,
tumwa win improve as much this season Al
any former wear SINCE It's settlement.
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oldest House In Chicago.

We present our readers with the card OF
G, c. Cook 4 Co, the pioneer wholesale
grocery House Of Chicago, being established
in 1874. during which long period it has
maintained a leading position among the
best establishments fthat entcrprising city.
Ofa!l the first class grocery houses of Chi
cago, we know Of no one which possess
stronger claims upon the dealers of Iowa, to
whom we cordially commend il. z.-4---.-
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l FLAG OFFICER FARRAaur.-Flag
Officer Farragut, who is in command
OF the Mississippi Squadron, is a Ten
nessseean by birth, and is doubtless
anxious to visit Memphis. He married
in Norfolk, but cut loose all his social
connection there when Virginia passed
the ordinance Of Secession, saying to
Hrs friends that he had argued with
them SO long as argument could avail,
and now, having to choose between
them and his country, should bid them
farewell.
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Charles Carroll, grandson of the
signer of the Declaration of Inde-
pendence, and with one exception the
largest slave holder in Maryland, is
e eHItthE5Hsiast i in bis fft eman
cipation in his State. Charles M. Tar
ish, also a grandson Of the signer,
holds the same views. 80 as fatis.7
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The City Election.

MAHONEYITES TRIUMPHANT9 :.
The election on Monday passed of with
very little interest on the part Of the Union
men, they scarcely taking interest enough to
60 to the polls. On the other hand the Ma.
'honeyites mustered thsir whole strength
and more too. -.
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IowA TRooPs.-In the battle soor

Iowa TRooPs.-In the battle soon
ito take place at Corinth, Iowa will be
represented by ~, end probably 10
regiments, viz:-Ths I'd, Sd 9th, 18th,
eth, nth, 18th, sth, 18th, 18th, and
18th. Ipfaptry, and I'd Cavalry, and
probably the 9Th, 10th and l7tA rsgi-
ments, Some Of the regiments, as
the 9Th, 18th, and l4th, viii be fee.
bly represented, being mostly prisoners
ofwar, while others, as the I'd and
Eth. have been 80 badly, cut up In tbs
battles ia which they have already en-
gagged, that they cannot muster man,
troops. AaA ~ - q ~. a.
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Chamgc Of Time.

A slight change Of time has occurred on
both Roads, The B. 4 NJ. trains leave here
at 1880 a. m. and arrive at 1880 p. m. and
Tp. m. ..,s-
On the K, Fl. D. & NJ. road trains going
east leave at Z q. m, going west at p. M,
and 8 p. m. -. =. -. ei -.
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RemOYed.

Mr.. J. A. Schworm has removed his store
10 the building formerly occupied by Jehu
Moore, between Market and Green streets,
where he viii be happy t. sesIall his old
customers and as many new ones as wish to
buv cheap Groceries. nv