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with saddle And bride, ard pair II medical bags.
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and take her away. r. J. SAHPsON,
nv 2O-3ts Gent TraDa'n AgYR ID. R.R.
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n TTENTIUN, Field OFFIUERS.


Ths underligned are manufacturing and
hive tor sale BRASS PRESSED LETTERS,
OROaS OANNONS. ORUSS HADRES. 30
n0r Al1eaty Oape, and wish tocall the asten.
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-05-22

DOAR D.-Two gentlemen and their wives,
ID or four single gentiemen. can obtain
board In private family on Marsh all street,
L." Box go, Richmond r. o. my 2l-Sts
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CTULEN OR HTRAY ND-A skrong = AY
~ Il uRSE, about sixteen hands htgh.-
Was bought At the Confederate sale. Scars
In several places about the body; with white
hind feet.
A liberal reward will b paid on the deliv.
cry Of the animal 70 me at the Old Field, on
the Brook Turnpike road. A. MULLER.
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two children snd ssrvns, Mr sal Mn gsesss AsAA,,,
children and servant New.Yort Mr. snd Mn W. V;as
Uticsi A Stephens Philadelphia; Fred H. wsoot ri1.
w. Gillespie West Troy, John Schwes. Nsw.Yort WS
Dr. and Mu s. Chester Morris. two children spS spi
Phadsiphis; Gen. Simon Cameron and WIFE, Upi.s ~
Minister to st. Petersburg; two Misses Cameros
Mrs. B. H. Brewster Master Brewster. Master s.e
side Pennsylvania Master Simon (amcrou and man oe'
Pennsylvania Mr.. and Mrs Donald, NewYaI; Mn T
and Mr. James T. Rhosds. Philadelphia Pisrcs C,st ~
mia; Judge Thompson, Phsdelphia w. A. Porter ps,ls,
phis; f. V. Hsughwout and servant, EewYori. I.ast Ist
frank Hsughwout. Eew-York; Mrs w. s. Thom.o, M slM
phis; Mr. and Mrs Thomas Porteus Egli j. s.oAsr N
York; Nash Cbicsgoi Il, Bliss, John Wion T. Sesu,,
New.York N Mayer Cleveland l.. Bailey New Yori I
De 0eofrsy Secretary Of French Legation AT W.
ington; p. NJ w Red6eld, w. whitney, or II sch.I,n
New.York; Miss J. Schultz New York; Mr. sad M, p-
Dr. l.. voss, New. York; 4. w Holbetg. @. WssIs'
Schepser, Mr. and Mrs. G. q. H. Schlotneo, Ma Rmm:
Porteon John 5prague and Newfcrt Mrs Bshsn
EnRand X. Prfchete. Hamburgj 2. Strechsn New Yori
J. w. Kendall. New-York; j. Wrsy, Philadelyhis; 4
Falls, Hartford; the Right Rev. j. T. Lewis D. D. Bi.hoe a.
Ontsro Thomas Charlton Sheffield; B. wilett New Y.,s
A. C. Kipgsand, New York; c: kirkp.tck. NewYolt;
D.fourcade Philsdelpha; c. Debost W. C. Lsnssy al
colored man servant; Csrino NJ Fsnon C. Gunns ths
Hou A. Remington, rife brigade, n. Dunlop Hamilton
Erdman j. b. Bush, New York; George Perkins Toronto
James Tesle Engsndi r w. Burnett, Connecticut; T. G.
Siryen Havana; r. Smith, Charics a Sterling. NewYo,k
Francis Haskell, Boston.
in neamship Roonoks. for Hdronn-Rsmon Nenendez N
De j. Gnterrs Samuel Cline Walter Crowson Frsnci. co
Careno Luther Litig A. Bonanny Henry SomoLsr JOIN
Chsiyng J. +. Mlington Nariso Poch, Attach Manez O.
Fleuro Mrs A. Vsldes, child and servant j. @. Bsrets
Eugene Felix Lambert Apgshto Martinez Henry Phi1psa
Owen Burns ID. Mofstt r. Hans, George w. Ellis nd 10
the s,eerage. Total. u.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-08
PassenRers Sailed

In Sieamship Persia, for Lrerpooi--M.s j. II. Spear
Burlington, VI Miss Wood. Philadelphia Mrs c. ID. How
ard. Mis-. M. Marvin, II. W. stein 5. Goldenburs. g. b.
English, Mr.. and Mrs. George Johnson, o. }. kra Mrs
Booth two children and servant, Newiork Miss Moran
Mrs S. Morgan, London; Mrs A. Campbell four chidr.
aud servant Glasgow Mr. and Mrs. Ss.g New York Miss
Whitaker ST. Louis. O. Castion Phisdelphia Miss Owen
II. Owen. Mr., L. J. Cohen and servant L. wsertown j.
Ian.ns, New York Mr. Whitaker ST. Log. j. u hnss
ford, A. II Schultz special messrnges Ncw-forsi MIS-
Hubbard Miss s. NJ Sherman Waterto~ni Mr. and Mrs j.
Seigmsn eight children and servants G. y schse'der
New.York; C. Cohen, Philadelphia; Mr. Stsinisis, NJ, ana
Mrs; Hansaian aud child EswiOrt Ms. JShn'tani Nv,
Cochran MI and Mrs H. 3. Allen, Phladeiphis n. n 30.
gan Hartford; Mr. and Mrs L. Fink and chid mrs '" M,
ten, child aud sergeant Mr. and mrs ~ '" ns :. d.
Baltimore Is. Wood, r. Owen. Miss Harmon. phade pima
and child M end Mrs John Weber child aud two inis.,.
MT and Mira d. Won Hoffman two children and servant MI
and Mr.. e. A Archibald H. B. NJ Consul New n 5oIa M,
Mcs. n a. u Mo,ssn Miss Monthslon. Miss Morgan. John
Iowits New .YorL J. M. Gamhril Bstimos A. Johnston
PS,isdslphis " D. Gemmul, Montreal D. Bnsg, England
]. M Dsyi. L. wilkins. John y. 0rne philadslphs e.
Inyssons Havana b. Boston, England; u. Finkcn New
yos Jsmss H. Orns Philadelphia Mis-. Provost and sstss
New York Mn Wright snd companion Philadephisi ,. w
Cslin. Cam King. o. MoDougal. j. A. Blss Jsmaa l.
Leo Joseph STILL L. b. Boas'o, George SPo,s "T" o0Sss'
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-08
Live Weight Dead Weight.
NY, Wholesale Prices OF Country Produce.

Fon ruR WEEK ssprso wKpsKsDAr, MAY Z. 1852
lRepOrsed exclusively for iss y; l. iA'''''' v
NorIcE TO CossiGsoRs or FARM rRopuch.-ro =. ese.J @
thing order Marx plain indeioe ns
cles Also tuck bill of particulars inside OF one Pois i
marked Bp aud always send ono Dy ma'i' WIN "''''
"Sen se selling berries Fruit, &C. where pack
ACES are returned and small lots Of stun ~ cent O'ne
are io sale, of rood Produce in good order
AZ whoesae slch as Farmers realize. aud not Joooers OF
rsrTTrahe receipt. Of Monday snd Tuesday were very
heavy here /. liberal supply wH.e a., e,owdns to
tho wall The market IL altogether unsettled ana
dicu TO fairly represent the present .,a. o. 70 The
6r,lelas city trade. State Butter has declined ZdSc 10
Choice lots of yellow in hsfhrkins cannot now ns 'o1
Welsh tubs range 5d 6c. In lots We heer o, son.u
erable ssles at tue former hgue Choice yeno" - re-
In, ne later figure cannot be longer expected sales arc
occsonaly made retail way at something over tue aoo'e
o,.rs. Co.. psil.'.l9 aal Western Res tubs aud ,e
ssh ,ub, State, ch.5 az hiin. 40 81
Usfsrk s,a,e ch Is ali Grease Butter....... go
Canx.s1 he stock of old Cheese Is now neary ehhss
sIs WI viz: Choice wel-cured milk Cheese at noe
figures quoedi aid Skinned Iia'h a. "S'"
Choie. to sIsrs, ..s az English Dairy. b. d9i
Common good ~ Onto Snssse rco, 20 s
R,sss an. getting .c.fc. and the market has again rapidly
advanced we quote (paeias included, NM ,,ea a.
MO enn,c, sS Tsa2 20 Marrow en- bu..2 1904 80
Pea choice. y buSh2 JOd1 i0' do, com 70 soooS '"' "
BRoon Coks-f 10, safe.
BEKswAI-g n 3!dJ3c.
r.x A. n,..Ic ssi2 Geese y ppair....l 2SSl 50
f,.' a. n, ~ Q QlO Ducks \ pair. ...... 500 -
FGo.-The r--p,s hsve continued large and priess Hs
essiu fraction lower. with downward tendency NheH
chat or much preferred as material io'
uscknr Egg except duag the Summer months when ost.Me
deemed better Wheat chat is thought be'f; bns ns" II
c', I'm, ia .bou, as good aud Ess, thu. packed will until
June bring about ic 4 doz than packed In oA'
quote: -. -, NJ l.. Of z,ol
State and Penn choice Western choicsp dof >. aiOi
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-08
PASSENGERS Arrived

y. s,.am.lip Columbia from Hasar0-C. P Fischer NJ.
Tucker H. Claussen, J. P. C. Thompson. b. W. mudfel
Becsrty u. g. Msciss wife, three children and sevsa
aud family Mrs C. Roberts L. Heyeran, lacy three cbi
and two servants; Miss Douglass Mics L. Fernandez
Novel; wife three children and two servants D. W. Te
want; Mrs Chapman and servant Miss A. Bishop Mi,s
Bishop r. Elerhardt P. Gsner, Mr. and Mrs J. H. Ydsfa
Mr. aud Mrs T. Ponycft aud servant Miss A. Soa r. Bsi
j[ and wife Mis: hs.edi. NM Mu y; Dgnpsly Mn
Jse T. Despsgne, II. Iuberbier. A. Nmms q: LitslL q
r. Dorinz wife two children and servant Mira Smith Ma
A Smith Mrs T. Otiz, Mis- L: irononez, Mrs. H. Anz.sa
aud two children. +. Doize r. Prentice A. Wsrbuy. e. b
Loynsz lady son and servant r. Castillo Mrs j. Souhsr
Mrs Nichols, J. " Bhz. lady and two chdlen T.. Castillo
H. Teller. Charles Edmonstoa, O. Moreil A. kegil W. c.
Fife r. =. Camprezam, d. Martin, Mrs Recbhsn sad two
children Miss s. Phinney, j. csiiin Ssnburn. M and A4
de Cardenas and two servants d. II. Monck y. Brukner
g. Gordon l.. Becke T. W. Csrrys, Mrs A. Be.ancani o.
Van Wagenen G. ~. Jones O. Gerard and .srvaN Tspsta
KNIGHT aud child D. Darling, l.. Pecontsl MIR Dousas "a
vile Mr. Billings j. A. Bogisno Mrs. T.. Noui. Psr.nf,
J. w Hammond, HI. b. Jackson Is. del H-garro Y. ynsa
L; Jole' hnshs' l., MSLssn s D & ". nan. D. L Gus
j. Evans Msdill. Mrs. NJ Ross Mrs: hewen j. b. WEd
X Eighter Mr. X W. Shufedt, three cniiren and ssr.
want; l.. II Dromel, =. de Mars.
rirISGhfD fusty1fdftR tf0M Lfr1pooi-Mrl G. d. AL
moud Miss arter, Nh Schwrrke, Hon Mr Wethere Capt
Lawrence b. Wright, hr Ksials. J. Bufnes. j. STAR, r.
Hoffman lady aud sons j. Sharpes Mr Gostepuoter,
lady, three Children snt nnrse 1f hiOdean Mt bssad
ooogn Mrs. Coogh aud u. CamPoel J. AsIaadss s.
Bourne T. Ggeay-s, Capt. Gutteuogr A. fene,t MI Cum
bell Miss Smith, Mr. Holman.
IA bark Heny,ett from KO dn,iro-John b. Cutter. Bos
spl John Thompson. late Of BARK Eoanose nav A. w.
suH0nt0n, Rio Jsntiro .
H. bark Ia Plata from Buen0s Ayrss-.ieut. w. T. Ma
comb, L. 5. Navy Il NJ. Wafn-r
MIR, sarah Spring, L. T.. Dawson, T. I: Warren:
Va b,ig Mar Emdy from Ba,acoa-MG and Mrs O. Ensss
child and servant; Mrs. DR.. Eneas. I. B. Ella.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-08
CITY IIEM&
.uusEmENTs THIS EVENING.

,,.cx,. Tus,rHK-No 844 Broadway. " Love IN Msze
,r,sryp (j,RpFS-BIoadwsy. a ltaiien WE , rou,
LAuRA KKEsK's THKArEk-bro@a""S' H ~
80. 81 .iy iGy.pnrSBrosiwsy y. 1.-THE Enchsntre." -,
InS,. RoYsI CmCrs-Psace Garden, foureen'n s,Is'
nd airtb avenue Jack tie Giant hiiiei' H'einoo
and evening - po,d,..r Cou Nutt
DA Whale &c dsy sod night. Flowers OF the foie'''
afternoon and evening ,,ur. NJ 80, R,osd
CHURcH's HBAKT oy THE ANpHs-Ooupns' 'o' " "-
uons W." "cH.pxr-Broadwsy. Capt. wiliamss "WhaIn'
n.,'cysD Ac,oE~r OF DETGN-No 625 Broadway, day
and. .xrun..
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-08
Philadelphia Cattle Mark~t-MAY 7.

There wa. but .ma supply Of ef Cattle this week tho
only l275 head and prices for the bes.
advanced about 23c the 100 TO- pared with
previous prices The saos made from - 80 for
ordinsry good and prime and lots Of Cattle from Ian
caster County sold as high as 80 so.
SRHEP-SAeep IL better demand and there
small advance in PRICE The sales amounted ,o 1880 head
pces ranging from &c to 4!c g b. for clipped sheep
and from Sc to jtc for Sheep with wool on.
HoGsIhe supply OF Hogs good the offerings at both
yslds amounting TO $50 head, oil of which sod from
- 5 q 100 u for still fed and from - 5 TO rs IS
corn fed.
CowsThe sale ofCows amounted to only 90 head prices
rangn from 10 to Sio each according 20 quality
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-08
MARLNE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEw-YORK.....-..Mir T.
Cleared.

stesm,hip-Rosnoke Couch, Hsysus, Luclam hencksn.
ships-Orcximbe. Townsend, Acspulco. l'sleu h,moa
kiriatic Moore London Il T.. MoTssn WheYi "ef9a
Merritt Robinson, Londonderry, Snow l. bugo. p D.
Cutting Malonsy, Liverpool J. n. Smith Go hev.a.
Higgns Panama " IN. Whitlock jr Minnehshs tbrh NJ
Gr.th Londonderry. q. J. Knox Co.
Bark-Sa1ouvle, Singer, AspinwaL
Bnrs-siachias Sloppy, Nuevitas. Owen C~nerei Pau
In, fportC 1appo. Milford Haven Ksrgas. Downing
ib,fa; Porto PEso (remen), Koper, Porto Plata H.
q. schmidt -, , III, D.
Brown Ingrahsu FAN River L. Kenny Alice I. lhomp'oa,
Laauayra. Brett. Son Go.
s!oop-CsTollLa Pecs, Peck, Stanford
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-08

CrNNY BAGS remain inactive at l2Gl2ic, cash.
CUNN1 tiOTH has been In moderate request ard the
marx is he sales Of TOO bales At l!o cash. held
HIDES-The market continue, very dul ard heavy and
quotations entirely nominal the estimated stock hand
is 20j COO against i 900 time last Sales
tion of Sc bales Calcutta Buffalo, slightly damaged at 9g9.
HoNEY-Holders generally are firm, bu. the sales ere
moderate Wo quote at 100 in bond and s5a1sc duty paid
HEMPThe market has ruled very quiet both for Domestic
and FoieSn bat Prices are nomnay unchanged sales Of l6
HAY-There i. rood demand for shipping and tIe AMY
and tho make. is frm sales Of 100 bales. at eOa65c. y
HOPS continue heavy and Ia limited requr.t at O7c for
ordinary to eloced New and Gaze for good to ehece Year
NDIARUBBER 1. In moderate requests sale, Of 10 Ooo b
IRON-Scotch Pig hs. been little more active and price.
rmer sales OF GO tuns in los at 4l50 l6 mos and
less srht discount for caih American Pig has been In
made mostly from second hands part del,erabr TO Now
ct l9 So cash. for No best brands and S20G 20 So
cash and ~ gss @ for No / DO 0ths5 lind. are ggie
mos and small lot Of Blooms at $40 IS cash stTroy.
LEATHER-Both Hemlock and Oak Soc quiet, and
prices are without change oimpoTsnce sasher Upper In
LATH in moderate demand, a, 81 l2l, cash. and
LIME is inactive but frm at CSC. fOr Common ROckland
and s2ic for Lump cash.
I sh ''f h. ''. .eas S s 'sS' sS
Sheet and Pipe st &c., cash.
supply, and sell last received at full prices sales Of
10000 feet Of Timber part to arrive at all0S2 ss to
lengths and Sizes and 100000 feet Plank foI future delivery at
: I3, and mos.
MOLAsSES-The inquiry ia st very fair ard prices
well sinained hear Of sales oda, CT 43o hhds Cuba
d32c rs hhds Porto Rico At J9s IS bhds
Barbados 26 four mouths and ~ hhds old crop Musco
vsdo at 29c., cash
NAVAL STORES-The market for Spirits Turpentne,
which seemed to have osl all its buoynncy with strong ten
iercy downward within the past two days owing In part TO
he Union victories has again recovered by the
ions OF Of the Oldest houses In the trade who effort
control the entire stock has to-day taken up the floating
os amounting TO about 600 bbls, ct 81 80 gallon cash
his looks as II the article eeng to reach higher price,
OF its destruction by Rebel hands than the
des of prolong alton Of the by the Rebel chiefs who
spldy being driven 10 the wall by the brave Mcclellan In
iher descriptions there nothing Of moment doing owing 70
he want Of stock and the extreme prices prevalent We
uete:
Gniriia Trrneniine u aalInn ----.-. al ION
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-08

peared in full fatigue dress, with black cros'-oee
The muster was unusually large for the ocesDao",
About O'Clock in the evening the regiment re'ur"eo
homo and marched up Broadway, attracting "'
usual, general attention.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-08

John Cornell %; Peter BeI, 3 Richard Beis Isl Peter
A. Bloom, i4 Jacob w. Belis: a. Total l69
From %o,.s rsan,y''Hl'-AdAn Di'"'h '' Newman
FROM Vermon.-R r. Ray, e5; O. B. Bull 50. Total l43
From Ohio-F. Hector, 9ei l.. B. Ware, 3ss John Sim
mons, iOs; Horace Bates. s@ A, L. %sl S' Total i'SS
J. MsrsbsI EewYoIk, l59; r. Hunt, New-York. SO; r. IL
Conkn New.York, 10 x Meyers, Pennsylyana l25 A. e.
Low Ohio $685. O. A. Fish. Ohio, 222 ID. CLARK. ONO, 800
VIM Myers Ohio 395; A. III. Alsin, New-Jersey I'll John
stiiwell, New-Jersey.3
BROKERS sALR OF SHEEP AsD LshBs
Al Brownnss Wm d. Bells sold 8t3 clipped Shsep 1t an
average of 2S EACH and 1876 jersey Lambs averaged - 62
Tho, c. Larlin sold 743 Sheep at average Of each
About half of the number from ONO, by H. D. ware
and above the ordinary run in quality. IN, v-
Robt Hume sold 688 Sheep at an average OF - oI "a
Hart Hill Co sold 375 Sheep at an average OF ~ V each.
Samuel McCraw sold O85 head a. an aversss
OF 81 az of these 81 Lambs at So and Tor ~z" ala
234 were unclpped Sheep at So 8
Jas McCarty sold 500 Sheep at &3 10 average, -,
Rim reports stock sold by Ksse Mcpnersen Juuu
Bucxn gham A. Van Vert and John hase W m o.
berlin and owners. follows 83 sheep and LAMPS a. go
los 50 25 1871, ~ +'i I'll, ~ 2'i o. % ''i LII
i'''' '' THE HOG MARKET.
Receipt. this week 1894. ,., ia
Onotsons-s2 5O043 50 cwt live weight 70, corn leo
uoss and "a I2ta ~ 37l cw for dislery fed Hogs are
the quotations furnished by Henry d. Grant
Of the Market. The lowest price quoted or conleo ogs
for .ucb AZ are only fit stock for which there Il no
and the market is thing but vey Ioi S S ts
all arrive, though droyers say at ruihou iow
Geo w Dormsn gives the following as the price oil hos'
this week: ,u,.L. Nd xy.;abt
First quality cornfed, largeisile..s sf@5.c 4n
Second quality corn fed. .3td3sc f~7ic'
Firs: quality, ANAL sizes. fat and ,,.u
prime, for market butchers...2ta3c. g1fto'
Lsrge size stillfed fat.........,.Jt"3t,'
Second quality still GJtc JiUS7O
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-08
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fAdyertisernentl |

Strangers in the city, and others, can obtaif
correct PptENoiOGcAL EXAMINATIONS with Charts and ui
written Descriptions OF Character Talent cad proper Pursuit
Al f0wIER 3 WELLS, 10. 30S Eroaiway
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-08
IAdseIti.einert.

H.RNIiM II Still IN THE ASCENDANr.-fiis
.,rnm continues crowded His natural curosities were
- atfrnctyc while the drsmaiic department 10 richer
a e ever Faa ne Ce estes great pay the FLOWERS oF THE
ho1,r.r is vroGgccd every afternoon and evening
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-08

COMMISSIONERS or EMIGRATIos.-At the meet
ing of this Board yesterday afternoon, President
Verplanck in the chair Mr.. Jellinghaus, late Pres-
dent of the German Society, announced his with
drawal from the commission and thanked his former
associates for the friendly feeling manifested toward
him in their intercourse He introduced bis successor
in Office Mr. Won der Heydt, who was cordially
greeted and assigned the place Of Nj. j. on the diff
ferent Committees. 1856 emigrants have arrived
here since the lst of January, 1908 arriving last
week. Total receipts, sil,726 63. Disbursements,
$35,3ls &C. Balance in bank, 6,407 81.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-08

-psr.op Brownlow has accepted the invitation OF
the Young Mems Republican Union 0' 'H's WY "
address ouI citizens in few days.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-08

APPrLs-Rnssets comYri.s the bulk Of The stock offer
Ing snd many u these coming 10 this market fea Boa
ton They sell At Hid F3 50. ss in quality.
DsIrD tRuIr-Driod Apples exceedingly dull There
literally demand FOR them except tn sms extent
r the retail trade Raspbee. and Backbcrries are scarce
and wanted at advanced rates We quote:
NV stssAppl., n G a 6s flum. choice y ...l2 OF
New Westsrn l. b..sl1 lRaspbeTres..........l6 oil
Cherries ............lS 1908 Biackberos. ...lO Oil
Dried Peaches choice. 20 d2j 49,
Ovioss-Red ), bbl.. 81 87ds2 90; Yellow, e bbl.,
saGt2 u bunch, y hund ~ $685.
TpRAir,, BrrABis,-g bb., fl
MAPLE SCG,R vsr du and difficult to sell e9sote:
Good 20 choice, = ID, ga loc
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-08

WHISKY active and the msrke. better sales OF
800 bb at 2 925c. for State and 26a2'c for Wesern-
tho latter extreme rate.
ZiNC-The marie, IL quiet Tld7lc for MossilmSn sale'
Of 10 casks do. Stained at 6.c., cash.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-08
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Row Wow i wow lil-Wh.

arnu has h the universal Yankee nation both those
70 the born snd the adopted Everybody likes dogs,
and every body will 60 the Museum to them next week
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-08
IMMATURE ALMANAC

IMMATURE ALMANAC
.1n-Ri.s.4:52 lsetA..........7:Czl Meon-Se!s. In
siGH WATER THn Dsr.
sandy HOOK. 2.06 Gov Island. 2:s6 heu'Gsss.. $T
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-08

Bulls HEAD.-The report Of the Cattle Market
for the week ending yesterday, shows that it closed
firm and all of the four thousand head of bullocAs
on sals disposed o an average price Of full
&c. pound for the meat, sinking oial and that more
than three-fourths of the weeks supply came from
Illinois With such a full supply, the price holds uP
remarkably we'll and enables the feeders Of beef
cattle in the West to realise to - cents pound,
live weight, for their fat bullocks on their own
farms
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-08

SELLING LIQUOR WITHOUT LIcENsE.-fcs'er-
day, Henry Herman and James Mohen Of No. 2is
Stanton street were arrested on charge OF selling
LIQUOR without a license, and taken before Justice
Steers Of the Essex Market Police Court, who held
them to bail in 500 to answer.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-08
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DREW & FRENCH.
PRoDuCs CoxxissIoS MERCHANT,
btrTps tBsHsB, Fees, PouLrRr, GAME. CRAM FLoua.
Pogs, &c.
70. Erie Buildings, NewYors.
Our motto "a. "Ouick ssles aud prompt re'urs'
Eeesste.-D Il. MsItin Presden. Ocean Ban. ksw'forS
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-08

GAxs-Pgeous should hereafter be picked and packed In
lee. The weather is too warm for festheFed birds
We quote Wild Pigeons tpicked), y doz, 81 lZ@Si ss
English Suipe y doE 81 23GSl So
PorAroEs-The market is steady and firm ST unchanged
rates The demsud s Buckeyes or seed rbout and
our weeA. quotation Of this variety accidentally let
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-08

LIFTING THE SLAVES Go FREE.-Seversl contra
bands who were taken prisoners at Fort Pulaski ana
Newbern, N. c., and came North with the Rebels
now imprisoned on Governors Island, were set at
liberty on Tuesday, and sent off the Island.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-08

SENDING MONEY HoME.-During the present
week the Adams Express Company have received
over $4,000 money packages from tue soldiers at
Yorktown, for delivery to their families in this city
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-08

"THl LAST GREAT QUESTION OF THE WAR, THE
RECONSTRUCTION or THE USIoS. S.'-Edward Gilbert,
ESQ.,, will deliver lecture on the above subject be-
fore the Twentieth Ward Republican Association,
at Continental Hall, corner Of Tbirty-fourth street
and Eighth avenue, tonight at So'cock. Admission
free