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THE UNION SEWING MACHINE

Attention is invited to this cheap and excellent
Sewer; which can recommend to families, dress.
makers, and tailors, as very superior machine IL
Is adapted to the heaviest and the Highest work; 10
very simple, and does not get out of order: runs
very easy and still and child can use and manage
it, Attention Is also invited to the
UNION HEMMER,
An instrument of extra ordinary merit, adapted to
all kinds Of Sewing Machines and greatly increas.
ing the capacity and value of any that has It,
Machines and Hemmers always on hand.
For Circulars, and samples of work, address,
s. BATTEY, Sole Agent,
ls:dAw6w Keeseville, N. Y.
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Nurseries, sc.
DLATTSBURGH NURSERIES !!

-
HARDY TREES, RAISED AT THE NORTH
FOR NORTHERN PLANTING,
~ Send for the New Catalogue just issued, u
splendid Stock for Spring planting, consisting
of Apple Tree, Standards and Dwarfs, all the
choice kinds
PEAR TREES - Standards and DWARF, good
Plum TREES Standards and dwarfs. of the
CHERRY TREEs.-standards and dwarfs, best
sorts
Raapberries, Gooseberries and Currants, large
STOCK of the best kinds
New Rochelle or Lawton Blackberry, fine plants
at 81 900.
GRAPEs---A large stock of the old varieties, and
also the following new softs--Delaware, Rebecca,
Diana, Marion, Hartford Prolific Concord and
Northern Muscadine.
RHUBARB - Victoria, Downing's Colossal and
Linnaeus, new
sTRAwBERRIEs-,A COED supply of best sorts.
ASPARAGUS PLANTS Giant one and two
years old.
ALSO, ORNAMENTAL TREES
Deciduous and Evergreen. Very fine.
Ornamental Towering Shrubs and Crsepers-of
all sorts
A large assortment OF Climbing Eyerblo oming
Moss, and other superb kinds.
Priced and descriptive Catalogues sent on appli
cation
HEDGE PLANTS.
Buckthorn, Arbor Vito, Berberry. .-.
Order direct from the Nurseries, a. haze M
Agent IN Vermont. Do not entrust your Orders tc
Pedlers and Agents OF Western establishments, wh'
are irrelable taking Orders for root-grafted Tree
that generally prove worthless In this climate,
Trees will be packed in the best manner, fol
which moderate charge will be made, and all pack
diOd JOHN w BAILEY
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Later,

st. Louis, April s.
Gen. Pope has captured three generals,
six thousand prisoners of war, one hundred
siege pieces, and several field batteries with
an immense quantity Of small arms, tents,
wagons, horses and provisions. Our victory
is complete and overwhelming, We have
not lost single man.
H. w. HALLEoK,
Maj. Gen.
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New York, Aprl 8.

ABW Il UIhf hPIA o.
The U. S, gunboat Mohawk arrived at
this port this evening from Key West, which
port she left the 1st instant.
The general health there was most excel
lent.
She left at Key West the flagship Niagara,
sloop of war Marion, the steamer r. r
Cuyler, schooner Wanderer, ship National
Guard-all bound on cruise.
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Washington, April 8.
In the course of MIR. Stevens remarks on
the tax bill, he said he supposed our own
debt the first of July, will be six or eight
numbered millions The interest, therefore,
will be forty-eight millions independent Of
the increase of the pension list.
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st. Louis, April 8.
s. In response to serenade tonight Gen.
Halleck said that Gen. Beauregard with an
immense army advanced from Corinth and
attacked the combined forces of Gems Grant
and Buell.. The battle began at daybreak
yesterday and continued till late in the af-
ternoon with terrible loss on both sides,
We have gained complete victory and
driven the enemy back within his fortifca-
tons.
He also announced his departure for the
field tomorrow morning.
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I. a. SCOTT,
Asst Secretary.

Fort Monroe, April Z.
Nothing has boen done to-day in front of
yorktown, with the exception of reconnoi-
sance IN that direction and some cannon
ading.
A telegraph line is built to our beadquar-
sers near near yorktown.
The Sparkling came in this morning from
Ship Point. The rebel works abandoned
t2sre are quite formidable The rebels took
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The wounded at Newbern.

New York, April s.
= Twsnty-six of the wounded from New
bern reached here to-day. Only a few are
from Eastern Regiments, who left for their
homes this afternoon. Among them were
w. E. Clark, V. ID. Austin, and Il. B. Rice
of the 9th Massachusetts,, A. j. Horton and
J. F. Riley of the 4th Rhode Island.
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WAR DEPARTMENT,

Washington, April 8.
The Secretary of War received letter
this Afternoon FROM Gen. Wool, stating that
at two o'clock yesterday afternoon nothing
was doing at Yorktown except preparations
tor attacking the Notifications. That the en-
emy's force was reported to be from Is, 900
to 10000, and at two o'clock P NJ, the Mer-
rimac, Yorktown, jamestown and four tugs
were lying at Craney Island
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Boston. AnrII 8.

Boston, April 8.
Letters from Port Royal to the Sd state
that Maj Gen. Butler arrived there on the
evening of the I'd, in the steamer Nc Clellan,
on his way from Ship Island for Boston,
He was saluted with fifteen guns by the flag
ship.
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New York, April .,
The steamer S. S. Terry, from Newbern,
reports that the rebels have collected from
10000 to 10000 men near that place, and
it is expected that an attack on Newborn
viii be made at an early day. Our forces
await the rebels with confidence. General
Burnside is making ample preparations for
holding his position.
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Cairo, April

Cairo, April 5.
Information was received here, tonight,
that on the 9Th the rebel forces under Gen.
Beauregard attacked our forces under Gen.
Grant. The battle lasted all day. Our
lines were driven in by the attack, but as
our reserves we're brought into action the
lost ground was regained and the rebels
repulsed with great slaughter. Our loss. il
very heavy. No particulars are known al
yet.
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Portland Anril {

Portland, April 8.
AT the Charter election to-day, 1,SlS votes
were polled for VIM. w. Thomas, straight
republican, and 1873 for Jacob Mcclellan,
Citizens Union. Four Wards were carried
by the Republicans, and three by the Union
lists
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Watson, Landing, Tenn, April s.
10 Hon. e. NJ. Stanton
The enemy evacuated Island No. 10 last
night. 1t is occupied by COL Buford of the
9th Illinois regiment. Gen. Pope will cap
ture all that remains on the high lands to-
day The movement on the rear has done
this work
L. A. SCoTT,
Asst Secretary.
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From, Esiinlpurg.

Edinburg, Va, April 8.
Private Mccullough, Company A, 1st Vt,
Cavalry, accidentally shot himself to-day by
pistol falling against the stove. The ball
passed in at the breast, killing him immedi-
ately.
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Private Dispatch from one Of General
Grants staff
Chicago, April s.
A private dispatch received in this city to-
night from one of Gen. Grants staff says
that we have fought and won the hardest bat
tie ever fought on this continent The dis
patch is dated PittSburg Landing the 9Th.
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Washington, April 8.
Secretary Chase to-day awarded to the
American and the National Bank Note
Companies, of New York, the contracts for
the plates, paper and printing, for the
so,o0o,ooo registered and coupons 25,Oo0,OoO
eaph
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Abandonment of island No. 10.

St. Louis, April 5,
Gen. Halleck has just telegraphed the
War Department that Island No. 10 was
abandoned by the enemy last night, leaving
all their artillery, baggage, supplies and
sick
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r b A T T E
- OF THE
UNION NURSERIES
KEEsKvILLR, ". Y,
Offers an immense supply OF
FRUIT AND ORNAMENTAL TREES
FOR THE NORTH!

OHeIs al lMIneIst supply VI #
FRUIT AND ORNAMENTAL TREES
FOR THE NORTH!
The subscriber having greatly increased his faciii
ties is now prepared to fill all orders in the most
complete and satisfactory msnner--and at the low
est market prices.
1 can supply this Spring if seasonably ordered,
100000 Standard Apple Trees years old and
of good size.
$4,000 Pear Trees-Standard and Dwarf
Is 900 Plum and Cherry Trees,
10000 Grape Vines-including a large stock
OF the Delaware, Sherman Concord, Rebecca Di-
ana and other new sorts. -.
Also Silver Naples, Horse Chesnuss Scotch, Eng.
li.h and American Ems, Arbor Vitaes Norway and
White Spruces Currants Goo. cherries, Raspberries,
Blackberries, Strawberries, Rhubarb, Ornamental
Shrubs Roses Paeonies PhloXes and every other
description OF nursery stock, in equal abundance,
and Of super or quality.
Orders Solicittd--A liberal discount to persons Or
derng in large quantities and to those ordering in
Clubs. All orders should be forwarded early.
For further PARTICULARS, prices, SC, send for a
Catalogue.
AaESrs.--Local Agents wan'ed in every iowa TO
solicit orders for the Spring tradeCommission lib
eral Application should be made at onoa.
Also wanted a few more Canvassing Agents-whc
can have permanent employment on excee dinghy
liberal terms. 10 capital required.
For Agencies or Catalogues, Address
s. BATTEY, Manager and Agent
of the Union Nurseries, keeseyille, N. 4
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THE RUTLAND WEEKLY HERALD: THURSDAY, 10,

or their guns but left their barracks com
plete.
Ship Point is about eight miles from
Yorktown, ahordiug iae base of opera
lions
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Albany Election.

Albany, April 8.
The election to-day resulted in the election
of Eli Perry, Democrat, by 1900 majority.
The Democrats elected seven and the Re-
publicans three aldermen.
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St. Louis, April 8.
The wooden ware factory of Tamme &
Meyer, was burnt to-day. Loss $4,000 dol
lars. ...... ...ss
The whiskey distillery of Pardell & Co., in
Collinsviile, ILL.,, was burnt Monday. Loss
10000
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St. LOUIS, April 8.
The enemy attacked our works at Pitts
burg, Tenn, yesterday, but were repulseC
with heavy loss. No details are given.
II. w. HALLEcK,
Mai. Gen.
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City Election.

Cincinnati, April 8.
The unconditional Union party has elect
nearly all city officers to-day.
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Geo. Graves Il Son.
GEO. GRAVES q SON.

GEO. GRAVES & SON.
On account OF the great demaud for Boots and
Shoes at our establishment we have concluded to
increase the stock in our Retail Departments, and
will open
SATURDAY, APRIL 5TH, 1852,
The largest cheapest and best assortment of Boots,
Shoes and Rubbers offered In this Stale, oCm-
prising in part the following:
Ladies Serge Cong. Caters, single and double sole
Bamorals g GO
{" Z. ,.@ Pat Trimmed do
2" Glove Kid do do
" :" Cong. do
" Fine Balnerals, sipgle sole
- " Freb oh Kid Slippers
6 Chenille i
" (" Velvet J"
" Coarse work of every style and variety.
Misses Serge Cong Boots
&c Kid and Goat Cong Boots,
Fine Kid Slippers N
Kid and Calf BaimoraB,
Chidren's Shoes Of every style and variety,
Mems Calf Baimorals, Calf and Patent Congress,
and Brogans of every style.
Please call and examine.
GEO GRAVES & SON,
Merchants Row,
| apT3 Rutland, Vt.
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Real Estate Tor sale or to Rent.
UCTION! AUCT1ON!

IA -
Will be sold at public auction, on SATURDAY, ApfH
18th AT two o'clock p. NJ, In front of the Post Of
o Al Rutland that part Of the farm formerly own
ed and occupied by Dea. John Smith, deceased, one
mile southeast OF Rutland village set of in the Will
of said Dea John Smith to his heirs, embracing
some sixty acres more or less OF good tiable land
The above will be sold to the highest bidder, at
the Aforesaid time and place, unless sold previously
at private sale.
For particulars apply to
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Portland, April 8.
The British steamship ST. George, Capt.
Wiley, from Glasgow, arrived at this port
this morning about ten o'clock, having made
the passage in thirteen days She will dis
charge her cargo and proceed to New York.
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SENATE,-Tbe bill allowing the Attorney
General in connection with the Secretary Of
the Interior to FIX the salaries of the United
States District Attorneys was taken up,
After discussion the bill was passed.
The confseation bill was taken up.
Mr.. Henderson spoke against it.
Mr.. hale introduced bill to amend the
bill to regulate the pay OF navy officers.
Mr.. Wilson of Mass, introduced bill tC
confirm the act of the President relative to
accepting the services of certain engineer
volunteer troops. Referred,
Executive session. Adjourned
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Further advices from Nav Madrid repre-
sent that Gen. Pope has taken three
thousand prisoners at Upton, in their
retreat. The rebels abandoned everything.
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DR.. BOYCE'S
Vegetable Tonic Bitters,
Cure Headache, Jaundce Dyspepsia, General De-
bity, Weakness, Dizziness and Liver Complaint,
&C, &C.
FRANCIS FEM,
Proprietor, Rutland, Vermont
AGENTS WANTED. Sold by all Dealers in Medi.
zines in the country. apr S.n
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
RELIGIOHs NOTICE,

ELDER d. T. TAYLOR win preach at the
Advent Chapel Rutland Sunday, April 18th, COM
mencing at the usual hours.
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FASHIONS FOR SPRING.
This day received choice selection of BUSINESS
CoATINGs, FANCY CAssIMEREs, with a fun
supply of Broadcioths, Doeskins, and vestings,
1. ID. COLE,
Merchants Exchange.
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DIED.,

Oftyphoid fever on the 10th inst, A. H SMITH,
in the 56,h year of his age.
The friends Of the family reque sted to attend
his funeral, on Friday, al clock, from his resi-
deEce GAG street.
On the leth inst, Mrs. SARAH A. WILLIAMS,
relict Of the late Philip Williams in the 67th year
of her age.
The friends Of the family are invited to attend
the funeral from, No. $50 l. street, between 9Th
and 9Th, on Friday next, ut m.
ON the 10th inst, st o'clock a. m HARRIET
FORD, i'll the 18th year of her age. alter pIinGul
Illness If three wcskS. which she Dor. wien pa
thence. resi- yning he sell Ia her Heavenly Father
viii, saying always ''Hc doeth all things wall "
She was for 8, years exemplary mem Der of the
NJ. L. Church.
Her relatives and friends are invited to attend
her funeral. from her late residence on 22d street
bet wcen and L, Friday, at 2 clock
On the llth inst. .at8l5 O'Clock a. IN. Mrs SARAH
II. KENNEDY, formerly Of Baltimore, Md, aged
~ Years.
Her remains viii be conveyed 70 Baltimore for
intermclft per Saturday morning train
On the morning of the 18th inst, at 10 o'c .ock
MARGARET ANN HURLEY, wife of W. S. Hu
ley, aged about IS years after lons Illness which
she bore with patience, leaving hus eant and four
children TO mourn her loss
The funeral will toxic place from her late resi-
dence, n 24th street between l and X. on satur-
invited TO attend baltimore papers copy
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. DArouRLoR's HAra DrD,


William A. Bachelors celebrated Hair DYE sre-
auees oelor not to Be distinguished from nature
warranted not to injurs the Hair In the least rem
edies the Ill effects Of bed dyes and invisorates the
Hair for Life. Grey, Red o. Rusty Har instantly
turns splendid Black Brown, leaving the Hair
soft and beautiful. Sold By all Druggists, &C.
" The Genuine Ia signed WILLIAM A. BAroEI-
LOB, on the Jow sides Of each 1ox.
Factory, No 81 Barely IT,, Ne,c York,
n lily (Latc IS Broadway and Is boud st.
INDIA RUBBER GoOps.-The place to buy your
Rubber Cots. Legsins, Camp Blankets, NavelOcks,
6nversaeks; and every artels made from India
Rubber, is at II. A. Halle India Rubber Warehouse,
where you can ohtsin them at manufactured
prices, $40 Penna. avenue, between 9Th and 10th
streets. oc s2-tf
LAp1Es', Mems, Youths, Misses and Cbildren's
Ruhher Roots. Shoes, Sandals and Caters: Ladies'
ard Gents Buckl. 0vershoes with felt lining and
top; Mems Short, Knee and Hip Boots. At Allen
Clapp Co. T India Rubber Store, Penn avenue
between loth and 18th sra. no l4-lm
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GEORGETOWN ADVER'MTS.
EOR SALE
Il so BARRELS TAR
30 BARRELS ROSlN.
no tk J. L. KIDwELL, Georgetown. q. q.

"H6LE6ALE
w PRODUCE AND FRUIT.
Landing and fer sale st Bsltimora prioss-
Snn bushels Prime POTATOEA
I'm barrels New York APPLES
100 hrkins Prime BE TIER
As barrels Fresh EGGS
30 barrels Jersey SWEET POTATOES
100 boxes RAIEfES
ID boxessNew York OHEESK
so barrels eplendid ONIONS
9 bar rsls Havana ORANGES
Hne COCOANCTS
lJI0 hoNea DRIED HERRING
HH barrels Prime CIDER
PEANC TS. SARbINBS AMI LEMONS.
JONES 4 co.
M In Corner Of Eighth and ID streets,
CLOAKs euAHLS, DRESSES, sILKS, sns
- other tine and medium Dress Gocds fuu
stock now IN store.
Onr Northern and Eastern correspondents send
Us rex sup pli 81 daily
one price only, marked in plain asures hence.
no nc rchss,r 10 oyrrchargef.
An Inc pect!on of stock incurs no cIlixstson 70
"a purchase. PERRY BRO,
de S-ES Ps, eye and Ninth street
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EMILE DUPRB,
IRON HALL.
Sc PENN9YLVANI AyNNul.
wRoGEsALs AID sky AL psALE.is
FINEST FAMILY GROCERIES,,
FHENoH AND GERMAN WINES, LrQpERe
CORDIALS. CHAMPAGNE, BRANDY,
aCM. GIN. sEeARS TOBACCO,
has now on hani
Very Fine Assortment Of the shovs at fair prices,
sUrLER5 sUPPCrEo.~
nor eS:f ~,
pORTABLH Mills FOR TIE ARMf.

tIoni Ao1A -oALso Soh IF'. AhhI.
Cascs AZ Detof Coninrtssary ~ S. 5sissenc.,(
Wgs.tagtoa, -. C., Nov. =, 1862.
Inyentefs endnanufacturefs are invited tiN the
5th DecsmterS 1861 10 present models and sam ples
81 Portable Mills for grinding wheat and corn for
the use u tbs army
The fUiloving are the essential conditions the
mills must or,tins to recesye consideration WHOM
presented ~ plan specification model and "A ole.
Lat. Not 70 wrisA~aver twonty Ave pounis
ID ThsI grinding surfaces TO be Of Ln.y Non.
EEo5Sed chilled iron steel aud the general con-
strueuon Of the mill 70 be analogous to that of
codeN mill
81. Es1h mill - bs capable Of grinding 8, poands
OF dne n6ur meal par hour, and TO be capable Of
being worked BY Que man.
(Sh. IA Ell mill 10 be 20 constructed II necessary,
thai rst.cau be separated into two parts of equal
weight, so as 10 be carried by t~o men should the
len 9Th Of march, lack Of or fat sus
81 the men or other cause render it's carriage toe
lAb1rious for one
5th Each mill TO be capable OF being attached %
awagon tongue branch OF tree, stack OF m asketa
Inventors win submit plans specifications or mod
els Of their mills sample Of the mill itself Ia the
presence OF board Of officers. They will be re-
luired TO present indisputable evidences OF their
mills combining the tlsl conditions above anu.
merAted By causing tke mill to Be worked in the
presence OF the said board.
II mill De presented contAin9hs all Of the sboys
conditions and its cost be sufficiently reasenabls
In the opinion Of tie Department to warrant its
purchase, . large number Will very probably De
bought for the use Of the army.
For further information apply at No. as5 G S.,
Washington. u. e. noG
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AI;HIYAL or TEonrs.-Sincc yesterday morn
irg the following have arriv !i-th PennSyl-
Nanla militia. IS men, COL j. A. Beavers; 18th
New Jersey, 9ln men, Col. johnson; battalion
l1Gth Ptnns ylyania militia. 80 men, Capt c.
Jouce; Grta rhmCpt list aud 2,tt'. = ca yalry 100
men, Lieut.. ICnmox; rs unassigned recruits
Tor III" regular army. Capt. !. y. Johnson; Is
for 6lh New York cavalry; and ~ FOR PcunSvl-
vania militia. ls2 convalescents have also Ar
rived.
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AUCTION SALES.

Bye. r. l.. CROWN 4 CO, Auetiess.-s
No. 351 corner 9Th IT. and Pa. ave.
0NB BRIGHT s0RREL HORSE ABOUT lJS
~ hands high perfectly sound, good saddle and
driving hsrse gentle and kind, Z. be sold for his
90 eieok At HI" horse srket Gth street, 30 the
dssss s:'d'' f! fs.f l. ckoSs t5 Aa:s.
MARsHAL's SALE OF PRfZE GOODS In vir-
vi tue OF decr-es of the District Court Of the
United states for the District Of Columbia, will
ssll for cash, at the Dry Goods Store of John y.
and Tenth streets. in the City Of ws.hins,cu. b.
O.. ON SATURDAY, the lsh day Of Drcember
1861. commencing az IN O'Clock a. n, the foIlovips
goods and chattels. to wit: -
ID boxes Of assorted q GODS,
PACKAGES assorted Dry Goods,
Trunk and contents. 6Vslisss and contents.
2eoxes o! Shoes.
The cargo OF the slocp 8. w Green, consisting Of
cans OF Castor Oil.
box Felt Hats WARD Il LAMoS.
e-dts o. 5. Marshal. D. c.
NJ NORTHERN MARKET.
NOTICE.-The new vegetable stands recently
euli VIII be dltpcse4 Of for the remainder Of tn.
fiscal year endin: S,th June ISS3 at pubIc sale on
Monday next, the 18th ipstsrt. at II clock
The Old sheds standing upon the lootwsys OF
Seventh and streets will he sold st the sans
ately removed; after which removal all sales of
vegetables and other market stuff are forbidden on
either of the said streets adcr n penalty ofs.Sot
les than five nor more than twenty dollars"
along the south vail OF the main building viii BE-
dispesef of for butcher stalls to take effect Al The
EXPIRATION of tho esisting licrnse of the sale of
which due notice viii be given;
h TAYLOR.
de o-Gts 90 Commissioners
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COMMITTED FOR COCRT.-Fernando Werner
4 captain of artillery, Was yesterday arr,.s ted
ana sent 10 lall for trial at court. charged by
ms WIFE with beating her because she could not.
or would not. get money from her father for
him Ia spend. This is the wife's storv; bur
every question has two sides, and parties who
hoard IN the sane house with the captain say
that the beating only consisted OF slight el;tp
on tiic month, on account of in>olcnce and in
larunrE'" ON mrPart toward, him in presence
of ali the DCaI dcTs.
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ORPHANS COEET.-Icstcrday Charles NJ
Matthews gave bond As administrator of Ch;i>
A. Washington. John ". Broadhcad wa, APP
pointed administrator of Sylvia. Wilson aud
Joseph Lee, cuid. Geo. McCirty was appointed
administration of VIM. Met 'strty, il. Eugene
McSMeeney MAS appointed guardian of Mary
McSwctnyi and Ellen HoIkce guardian of
Inmls AdHns
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