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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-23

FIRR.-The fire between and o'clock this
morning was caused by the burning of the harm
and stable OF Mr.. Wagner, dairyman, on Ninth
street east, near II st. north, which were to;llIy
cCnsumI d. AT the time there were a numb r
OF horses and COWS in the stabling, but-thry
were all saved. Besides the buildin re- about
five ton CT hay was consumed. The loss
amounts to between two and three Thousand
dollars. The Columbia, Anacos;ia, and other
fire companies we've early on the ground, and
succs eded in confining the fire 10 the buildings
in which IL originated. The fire lie belle we'd 70
have been the work of an incendiary.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-23

SNALL-Pox.-Yesrrday, Oficer q. H. ST.
monds found a colored man on N stie-t south,
noar New Jeisey avenue, wrapped up in Q
shawl and pitted plenteou-ly with the small
taken TO the smallpox hospital. He gave his
name as Nathan Briggs, and said he came up
from Aqua Creek. This loathsome diseas. is
very prevalent al this time, especially among
the coloreu people. At the smallpox hospital
there are now nearly fifty cases under treat
ment.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-23

COAL-COALl
"A LARGE and complete assortment of all kinda
Of COAL, delivered free from slate dirt and other
impurities.
~ 9,z4O lbs. to the ton
EXCELSIOR FIRE KINDLINGSi
"A box containing IA squares. One squa are will
kindle wood or charcoal are burnius from ri Sht
to ten minr tesbeinx the best article in the mar.
kct for building hres. VIM NJ GAIT
No. asa Pa av., betw. 18th and 18th sts
de as-lot Intel, Ohron. 4 Rep.]
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-23

Our stock is FL, In all departments and we invite
al In search of DRY GOODS to give us q call
WM. r. RILEY 4 BROTHER,
Nc. SO Central Stores
Between 7th and sth streets, cp poeits
dc z Wv Oentar Market
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-23

SWEET CIDER AND MINCE MEAr,-Cr.p.
~ berries. Raisins, Currant, and Citron
Figs, PruAes Dates, and all kinds of Nuts
PenpsylvaniA BueiHheat, and Goshen Butter
Pure Ground Rio Coffee, only 30 cents
Apples, Onions and Potatoes.
Carton Ginger, Preserves and Pickles
Choice Green and Black Teas, ct less than they
can be bou sht in the city.
Jos W. DAVIS
IT. Corner 9Th and ats
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The New York civ Prc...

The TIMES remarks that the war is not with
out some compcnsating advantages Ia develop
ing healthier IDEAS Of liberty and patriotism and
10y lifting us out Of the slough in which pros
pcriiy was sinking us, Is daily viviiying the
spiritual element among us.
a Washington correspondent writes:
The more that isknown Of Gen. Hunsrr ins,ruc-
tons from Ills Govcrument tile NOR. in,.t.nsihlc
AMI insulordinntc does his conduct appear Il la
conceded now that tho President not only iid not
authorize lis tohsh proclamation, freeing the
slaves of three state, but he actually torbads
HIM 10 issue dnp Proclamation nhatsper. There
was deep regret IN Washington WHOM Gen
"ral Sherman, who had done all the hard
work In South Carolina nnd ti.oryia wns
superseded. and Hunter sent N reap the la,,-
rcls ~ Fulaski's reduction. Hunter lltcly ahan.
doncd the white unoniEts at cksunvilic, Fla l.,
unnamed cr'icltica from the rebels bccaurr M he
alleged, ho bad not forces enough in his Depart
ment ~ protect them. W.. while not ahl. 20 ire,
loyal whites from oppresion, he undertakes H.
liberation of million blacks. His removal from
command IN ioregon" conclusion. Tho Iryai,l,ut
today, said To- Srnator that he waiting Tor AN.
th"nic information, and that II Gen. Hunter had
,i,n1l g,,,n fr,e papers 10 negroes or issied the
stcly suspend him from his command.
The HERALD remarks that though Gen
llusrrn's silly abolition Proclamation causes
some dcy yiation in the Cabinet, It will not break
HI, tInpiN btta'lHc IL Is TOO weak To hrcak-
and it will quietly submit to the Presidents CON
stitutiona policy, although STANTON, who has
taken to washing the dirty linen of SEWARD
and CHASE, may prove little rcs,ivc.
Tie TnmuSE hypocritically dcplorcs the No
moraliling influence Of what is called regular
party nominations aud rounds oil by calling
upon 'men and brethren" to orl;anze in view
Of the approaching Congressional elections.
It, Washington correspondent writes.
Gen. Hunters Proclamation, It can be- positively
stnted, was ISSUED without the autlority ur know
ledR. ul tie freallout, whom II took entirely hy
surprise
what will bc done with II i,a question yet TO he
settled. NJ Nntimc the Presidout receives r.uch
voluntary gsHlatance, IN matug up his mind, from
persons ~ all shades Of opinion. Tho Border.
state urge him IL nunul the proclamation and
recall Gen. Hunter. Republicans and earnest War
Democrats, ou the other hand, think tie pruclnma-
tion within the scope Of the war power poss,sscI
10y General commanding ~ department, and urge
that now Tint II ia dome, 1, should be nt,rf rcd
with. IL IL believed that Secretaries Stanton md
Chase incline t. the latter view.
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FINANCIAL NEWS.
NEW YORK, Saturday, MAY II.

The stock market was more quiet today and gov.
eminent. were rather heavy. The air ia filed with
runors in the absence Of dircc, news which are nm.
satisfactory. The stock transactions f,r the week
have been very large The sales Of governments
were si,iGS,ooo Treasury notes si9a,T00 state
stocks si26e,2oo; railroad bonds ss0G25O city
DO sloo. There were also sold ioo,3si shares Of
bank stocks. Prices ss general thing were n frac.
ton higher at the close than at the close Of last
week. The sales Of gold at the board were largo,
reaching over 100000 at 3's a2s time. Tho
amount bought for remittance consider
Die. The steamer Etua carried out 1889, IO7 tho
tta,,r,.,.,o 4o,q oon ,,,.,l,or .coo yo- rL,,
-, &c., p.,.Lan,, .,s, y, ,,o,I a,,e
was not hri'' hhhkers' closed AT ll5H' The
amount o' 'spocic In the banks has undergone fur
ther decrease and the DEPOSITS are nearly 1900 600
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PRICE ONi CENT


/ tives In Berlin. tho latter ullc a d,spcritc
/ tight bt were overwhelmed l. y thc lirn.ne,s,
| unitv and enthusiasm ui the 'p f...t.t-, %.
tho Iouular party is already called Il ,is re-.
markell ,ye IN the country districts. thqt r,rca,
nl,bef' nv, ters who lad iocn MILITARY service
went ,ainst q q government caui.dat,'. Tie
editors of th, 'AriUSNL /ltu .,G, ihc ,rclt
Liberal organ. Ia. v i,ou chosen i.h ,cc'or.
for the iistric, in ~ hrh they resi'' Their pa
PER J. - ins, bon a. h.I'irn To appear in Meek
lcniu4lh. Tue rcs M Is hahod win Jubilc,
throughout H. ltthcr, 'ui.
The uur.tiou Of tls. commercial union with
France J. .tiil qtiin,cd Austria AMI her adhe-
rrnis among the tmallci states OF southern tier
many cuorl,cticnlly orr. Ws 1t. Tie Fru.sinn
Nhn''tr, has d"i'nl thu 'he 1Na'non OF the
rldss-'aN,S : in adVuhcc shL moi '" made hN any
retention oi' the I,sX~rts r ''ni TO such i'rus-
sian subjects may desire 10 change their allie
Eian'r aud 'hpTt tot . tUrti yh country. Inc
Austrian Minister of CDmmet ana Marine NJ
tars Is making highly suc,rs ini tour through
all the maritime district. to loon after thc Il H.
cries, ol stor trade, HpuiS" culu 'atinh etc, ct
tho sea coasts, ~ wI he condition
ot the military and mcrcan lie mltlnc.
Ills presence is h,ilcd hy .Ae inliab tants as an
additional proof ui the real ti,;ur wit which the
Vienna Cabinet IL pushing sc matcri advance
mont Vt the country. TricsD~ Ia to h midc a
magnificent Artificial harlor by the vi OF the
best engineering talent. 1ht iron-dad trir,ntc,
Sdamsudar, II, that port had made cn nplcicly
SUCCESSFUL trinl trip.
At Frankfort -on-,hc- Maine she Unite Com
nttcc IN the Great Shooting Festival ot all
G'rmany has decided that only nernbers { the
German Shooting Clubs can t,ks part; for ,i,n-
ers will ID" received as guests. 1so grant ufo- |
ccS-ion will commence On Sunday. Jul, 18th nj
M. The shooting will begin or Monday, N.
18th, and continue until ttiday the 18TH mel u
sivc Each narksrnan il to lie allowed the usc y
but one firearm. A comnli.toc Of ladies' at Co
tina has issued q call to all thc ladies Of CIR |
many to unite contributions Cor a splendid Pad-
cral German iiae to I've raised during the Fesei-
val. A daily Journal il to hc puh!illed wit,h
complete reports Of this grcar affair, which win |
rival in interest the Worlds Fair at London.
The Frankfort Scnatc has, bc.wcvcr, Ethd,icu | .
the issue ot Festival doI,ir, which was one of
the plans that would have united utility will, \
ornament, so varied is the coinage Of the crowd
of German States.
The WISER ZElruNo, of Brotacn, states that I
the emigration via that port 10 Americ, l. | !
realty ou the increase. notw outstanding our civil
war. From the sth TO the 18th uIt. there sailed J
] l21 persons, Of whom 81 were ,ound for New = >
York. Since Jan. Ist, :, lsl persons had gcac =
for the destination.
AT Karlsruhe, the law admitting Isracli,cs to
all tho privileges Of citizenship was unanimous
ly passed 10y the lower House of Deputies, on =
the 18th ult., ivo years being tho conditional
delay.
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Tho German papers contain accounts Of tho
late struggle at Pittsburgh Landing, assigning
all the military advantages to the rebels. The
ALLoEMEIsE ZEIrvSG-the Times Of Germany
is particularly severe. Articles on "the
Years War In America" are favorable TO the
North, but uncertain Of their ultimate result.
In the elections, the approach Of which has SO
profoundly sgitated Prussia and all Germany,
all points. The reelection Of most Of the depu-
ties lately expelled from tho Chambers by royal
edict, WAS sealed by immense majorities. From
berlin, Ststten and Pomerania, the news is all OF
one complexion.
Tho Crown 10 utterly defeated. In tho province
Of Nemel, ont OF 81 elections held, the Liberals
swept 10; IN Thorn, they carried OF out OF ooi IN
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Our Florida Lcttcr-The Evacuation OF
cksonvillc-Iutcrcoursc with the City
A Landing G-ltebels Attempt n surprise.

~ n AL
~. Johns River, Fla, May 10, 1902. I
Great excitement was created here by the news
OF the capture Of New Orleans. The Sun oft,e 2sth
and 2oth ult., which you sent your correspondent,
were the latest papers received here, and DO as-
rured they were valuable ariiclc-eagerly read by
officers and men Jacksonville, as your readcrs
have already been Informed, IL In Possession of ue
rebels; our troops evacuated the town last month
Tie following vessels anchored two miles
below the town: Gunhoat' Seneca P.nhna j. r.
Smith, Pla,oon, the captured steamer Darlington,
and schooner Gerald-the last named was captured
ut 81. Augustine, ty the J. T. Smith We have had
communication with Jacksonville under n flag Of
truce, for the last few days rebel officer came
on board, under flag Of truce, on the ~th Instant
with the intention OF lborating prisoner by tho
name of Hall, whom we captured n few weeks ngo
On the 9TH inst, we went ~ Yullow Bun ia com.
pany ~ the J. y. Smith, aud landed about 100 men
who went 10 work and cut away tie thick hish-
work on the bluff Ia the afternoon, three comma
nos Of rebels came down will the ini.uipn Of sur
prisng our mon, but they discovered by our
IcEots, who gave the ALARM and tie ptinbonts i'm.
nediately opened fire upon them. and they made
u ha7'y retreat We found three rifle pits on the
hluh, oar Yinboats pass the town daily, u pre-
vent the rebels from erecting batteries
otherwise there In nothing new A the Pembna
leaves IN an hour for Port Royal, with the mails
must come 10 cloae. More in my next
AJYRiCAS
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DENTISTRY.

RYTHE OLD UNITED STATES TOOTH
Company, established 80 years, BY Dr. H. VII
LERS Senr, the inventor or mineral teeth-Teeth
extracted without pain. Teeth filed with gold,
Done' cement OF other fllings 90 ctl. Artificial
teeth on gold 81 30 ets on silver, Al per tooth Of
shs best workmanship and materials warranted.
~ bowery, opposite 10 the old theatre. ap26 2bac'
BEAUTIFUL SETS OF TEETH INSER-
~ ted Vt so and $40 per sett. Par sstts % cents
per tooth. Bee saml es. American Ia Co. Den.
tists, Se4 Bowery, opposite 9th 1t, N. Y. ml5 24ac
DR. HOYT, DENTIST-9O7 BROADWAY,
door; shove zuth st-nserts beautiful sets
OF teeth on his improved atmospheric plates, with
yIo silver, IS; rubber, S10 platina, S26, ARTIFICIAL
bone hling, inserted without pain, 90 cts, 0old bl
c1' 70 ~ smalsam, o. cts extracting, 2b cts,
A,t WoIH wsrransed. inyl2 24sc'1Ss
N .. GRIFFIN & BIOS, DENTISTS, 26s
Grand st. opposite Lord aud Taylor's, N. Y,
and 21' Fulton 81 brooklyn, are inserting full or
partial sets Of their improved artificial teeth with
or without extracting Tie roots Pull setts on gold
or platina $95 silver rubber, $40 partial sett
gold, per tooth, %, silver or rubber, 81. Teeth
extracted without pain, by our benumbing pro-
cess % cents YrsS Of charge 10 those ordering Ar
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A AliHht Reverse.

Warrington, May 1.-The following dispatch
has Just been received Al the War Department. III
O'Clock y. NJ.
wiLiIAhsnuRon. Nay II.
To Hon. b. N. Stanton, Secretary Of War:
Tho gunloats Galena, Monitor, Aroostook, Nan.
satuck and Port Royal, were repulsed from Fort
Darling, seven miles below Richmond, yesterday.
A portion Of them have returned u jamestown liz.
land, near this place, In James River.
Lieut. Morris, commanding tie Port Royal sent
overland H. me this morning for intelligence regard.
ing the condition OF the forts below tho island, and
also 70 assist la buryng the dead, which he brought
down with him. Seventeen have been Inferred on
the banks oi the river, and there are . number oi
the wounded on board, including Lieut.. Morris
The lO0,pou'sd gun " the Nd,yatuck eryioied on
the fret IRE. tSigned)
DAVID CAMPBELL Col 6%h Cavalry.
by authority u. u. MCCLKLLAs.
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MARINE NEWS.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.
AlsliIN


sTEAhsHIPS--Pukers II fin N, Portland.
w Woodward, Cundlh, Bs.i.Dlie, n.ise.
Minnesota Garrett, - 10
Irons,des, V,lIgvosr, Philadelphia, 10
Falcon, Wi. .ylins, Pruyli,n,u 10
Great Eastern, Patton, Milf ~ H'yCl MY.
Atlantic, Ellr,dgo, Pert RIya., &, 18th inst.
Arago GaisIen, Fortress NJ rua :! hours.
R-naulla, Lfr silluatl CArlY+', UayAna o Is.
Plsntagenst Beard, Kingston, Je, Ith inst,
sIuPs-EnerVy, Kelly, Manila tai u, sugar.
Aig,usut, Norton, Foo Chow Jan llth, teas.
g. lar Llrilul Thatcher, on IL days.
BARKs- -Qu!cks,op, Petersan, Sin. ore, teas.
lpuug America, Collins, Cnr,len : il. > =, sugar.
NprtAwosi, Hillsrt Malaga - i'ys ID.
LtuoN, lie, Mlrsci!les Feh l9'h, =.
M bouTne, ressen, Foo ChoS JAM eas.
Ga ellie, M dies May.s7iss Il, Aa. IN.
Express suuilcrs ssgus ld lays ar
Druthers Mariner, Cientueg'- . 'ys sugar.
Indian Belle reuuey, Matsu1as iS d = sugar.
BKlGs--Otean Wave, wlns!oN, Z. .legos.
Neptune, Drees Buenos Ayr - n ,, hides.
Arnhella, Lindsay Aspinwa ,, ..a,s.
&c Billings, IApl,y, Areceioo May !, sugar.
u o Cashier, II iStings, Cardenas 10 days, sugar.
Balcar, B,tistin, Tampico fb days, mdss.
Atlantic, BLACK, Trinidad, Port Su spain goth Ut
Benz Carver, Perry, Cardenas 10 days, sugar.
Mauricio, Schroeder, Curaooa 10 days, hides
New York, starace, Palermo 10 days NUT
Bellona, Burnon, 81 .lndiows
Secor, Gage, Fort Pick.ns Apr. gath sails
w hcLellan, Mclean, Curacao ~ Gays, ss.t.
y Auns0n, Brewer, BArscoa, with irut.
EuphsmiA, Baylsy. Ponce, X, May T. sugar.
Trident, Snow Aguadills, Il, 4,h tust, snssI.
W Nine. Manson, Nswoern, q, Gays,
W Me- hon Cole, Fort Pickles 81 days,
Tgnp.,ol, nar ird, " Domingo Oily s'hn'.
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wv fohr PILLOW, MAY II, lSbg. (
Hon. Gideon WelNs, Secrcfdrp qrthe VARY
have the honor t. inform the department that
yesterday morning, little after o'clnck the rebel
squsdrou. cousstns OF eight lruu-clsi steamers,
hour of them, l believe, htted with rama came
around the point at the bond above Fort Pillow and
steamed snllantiy ny the river, fully prepared ior
regular engagement.
The vessels of the squadron were lying at tho
time tied up u the bank Of the river, tire. on the
eastern and four on the western side. and m they
were transferred 10 me hy Flag officer Footc ready
for action. N ist Of a.. vessels wcic prompt In
obcying the signal u follow the motions II the Gown
mand.r-in-Chct Tie leading vessels of Nle retcl
squadron made directly for mortarboat No. 10,
which was for momen, unprotected.
Acting Master Gresory aud his crew behaved
with gre.'spirlt during the action. Iie fired his
mortar eleven times at the enemy, reducing the
charge and diminishing the elevation.
Commander stembel, in the gunboN Cincinnati,
which WAS the leading vessel In the Hue, that
side OF the river, followed Immediately by Com
mander Kelly, in the gunboat Mound Cay. hasten.
cd u the support Of the mortarbosI aud were
pcstedly struck by the eneny's rams, nj the same
time that thcy disabled the enemy and drove him
away.
The two leading ve-ae's In the middle ~ the enc
my. line were successfully encoun,erd by this ship
Tho boilers OF steam chest Of ono % them exploded
by our shot, and both of them were disabled
They ~ well as the hr-t naval vessel encountered
by the Cincinnati. driitsd down the river Com.
mandsr Walker Informs me that he nred fifty
pound rfe shot through the boilers of the third OF
the enemy's gunboar below tile water line, and
rendered her for the time being holplese. The sc-
ton lsstei during the better part Of an hour, and
took place NJ the closest quarters The enemy
finally retreAted with haste below the guns of Fort
Pillow.
! have 10 call the especial attention Of the De-
partment to the gallsntry and good conduct er-
hibitcd by Commanders stemhsl and Kelly, aud
Lieutenant Commanding y. 4. Phelps. regret u
say that Commander Stcmhel, Fouth Master Rev.
nolds, and one Of the scamcn Of the Cincinnati and
one Of the Mound City, were severely wounded
The other accidents Of the day were slight
have the honor To I've, very respectfully,
Your ohedi,nt servant
&. II. DAVIS, Captain,
Commanding Mississippi Flotilla, t,vo tenn
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An tn poriar, Capture.

CII'' G,rdt,taH. No., Nog 11.-D'Tatchcs
iust r',tiNtd ilum Co'. isuipie I,adq4srtCrs. I,
htoiuh' d' Mo, Coiatu a,c' ante oi g., ,al ttty VI
tc Lvt'r,Ns Col p... am, oi Jrn i'hoU p-ni's elu.
~ inataudcrs, AMI over ouc Lutlod e., hi4 uci.
fiity of tlo men, 70 is rr.d, ta,c tltu. vcs ,t
aud eN ,esa"d desire g. return to duitt and
peaceful lite.
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~. LoWs Nav H.. The notcrous Javhawl-er,
Cleveland whoe band of robbers hes infested
Nlr'hrru Kansas fur some months past. was arrest
cd nj osanwatoric on tho I'm bv Lieut. Walker
and ten men w the Kansas : Nth. cleveland broke
away irum his guard and was KILLED Will. nttrrnpt-
ing " escape. ono Il his baud, named H1ris,ur,
was arrested nj the same time and taken to Fort
Lesyouworth for safe keeping
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Lor W, Hy, Mip ia gentleman lcav-
ing AZ ia. c.. o. t., i'i, aays Irr..iy o,. nofs
q. trt stuc a'c arlrsc g. w., destruction o' q c'r
rN'ds. ne lHvr Leon d,.trlS cd bs vt N,hody
hNos s'ich de trlctiru tut rockies, UrOpcttyi.ss
persons whose irs us will lie Inverted hy the
owners " cotton, SC
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GAVE YOUR MONEY

GAVE YOUR MONEY
- THE PEOPLES PROVISION COMPANY
2Gs Greenwich street between Warren and Murray,
n. Y, sell. deliver free and warrant TO please.
Pure starch M CkEYE.l 5lhs. for 25ts, box 4Ac.
Family soap tBuCkEYE) warranted pure, box
b&c, i,lL II.
yaJ.,a,.j "a, ,xryr -, n. 49, a., o.
Best family flour tBuCkEYE,) 81, bag pjc.
sugsr-cur,d hams warranted. so, shoulders do. 1c.
Black and green teas at prices from 25c H. ~.
deliciousnsss OF flavor and strength The compc-
tition of the city Is dofed.
Call aud look nj these goods, II will save your mo-
ney. II is NO humbug. Iouk out for the uumber
PCS GREENWICH STREET
pedestal sign at tue door, with the letters p Co
in red. myl3 24ac'isI
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DRESS,

SHIRTS! SHIRTS u AND COLLARS
~ Cheapl-Also, Firemen's shirssi Firemen's
shrts, ~ 20 At the Mechnies Shirt Store, 800
Grand at N. Y, srss 24sc'lO6
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Iomsr'Re, Mdg ld.- The steamer William
Wallace ia on the river with l3s or Morgan's mol
buuuI N,rth
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SAVING q BANKS

REMOyAL-THE ATLANTIC SAVINGS
Bank has removed ~ the building lately occu-
Pied by the Tradesmen's Bank, III Chatham square
Pm. u. d. VAN pELT. President JOsEPH p.
COoPEk Secy. N. B.-Noney 70 loan on bond
eho mortgage sp20 9AacsI43
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LOST AND FOUND.

EOUND--2 Dogs, WHICH THE OWNER
can have by proving property and paying ex-
pensss. Apply ls5 East 2Gth Il. a. RI Their
FORD. mylb3'lO5
S1H REWARD PAID TO ANY PERSON
''lc Who will bring back large dark lay horse,
white hind feet, hollow back, lap cara, long tail
and nanc, white star on forehead; the horse
taken from tho kindlng Wood Factory, foot Of 18th
It, n X. nyl5 3'alD
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NNl"Hs-NtW, ,...ss.,ttfss.s...... w n %
PgnvIEoNs -rork- Sales. Old Mesa, il2 30 +;
New mcs-,fi27s. Prime DO tioul0 eh CIV primo
mess, ~ '"ni3 10. " ri country mess. ~ bOalO.
Prime do, 20 tJaT Repackci Western. sl2nl3 o.. -
Beet Hams, tIfal7 ~ bacon sides, long clear ~
slort clear, : ilHis. tad. shoulders, AZ
ai9. Lard, No !, Ti.aS. Kott.c rendered, shash
Kegs, 81 Ohio Butter, iitlfc. State, III .
Cheese, Ohio 6isac. Sutc, G,5c
RIcE-E. Indies, tna5 -. Car INA, TsTr.
sALr -Liyorpnol, ground, fld n5L; Ashton, 00s
2; ST. Kits. SOC; Turks island 20.
SoAr-Castre, new, 13t 1tlc.
SrIRlTS Sales, chrlle n aulv, ~ l5aa no.
Cognac.sllali hb Gin ~ ttatl 30. StCrulx Rum.
O5nl -. Whiskev, 2ia9L
suGAh- Fmr To- gooi rchmnF. 7a-A' boxes
sales Cuba. duty paid. 7a~h Barhadoes,
o.; New Orieaus, "a. H. M.n, : \, ,,l., sam, ~
ASA son yellow rehn,l iirg4 soft whits,
~ n ok;; powdered, ini pirh s,uart's LOAF,
10 Sac crisheL iOa 10 ~: - A 10 -; white;
A, 0T-5; yellow. o.
TALLow Prime city, 81 Western, bbls.
sysa9 butchers Ia
IAPiocA-L l., IL -.
IRA -hnkul, 3h a. C.; Congo. Oolonc, % a p5,
Hyson, 20 R92. Coarse Y IIy~on, 20 aP5.
IIs Sales straits, 80; El.ch oua 30 plates,
i-3 X, 80 50 tlO rs,
ToBAoOo-salcs Kentucky 1-alI
WuALEBosE-OchotskG % "a iIc.t south Sea, so;
Arh, 10
wooL-sales hceces, 43 a q, pulled, Aaa5,
East India, 80 Mediterranean, ~ a3T
FRElGnrs-fl ur TO Liycr =, 3s, wheat, o%d,
ships baes. Corn, 0d.; hu ~. To London,
-four, So. 8i Wheat, IN ships bags, lOi.
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pLORED BOY wANTED-TO TAKE
care Of horses and make hims,lf generally
)fu; must be sober aud well recommended Ap-
at sis Washington st corner Of Franklin.
hyII s'109
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AND SWEET CIDER. Al 80

~ abarre, half barrel 81 90, 03 cents for barrels
returned cider vinegar ~ ~ barrel, ~ cents for
barrel returned; white wine vinegar, pickles mus
trd, catsup sauces, fruits. vegetables, preserves,
&c. Best qualities at lowest wholesale prices. Cali
nd examine. j. MARTIN, successor to H. II.
Iesse, P3 Murray 1t, corner Washington. ms 24ac'
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any c'i'rsf' hui r''n r.iu - tcg,rd Che var as
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onc-thir'l more than called fpr
'I"W"' "mneSf"i ipr' 1e--Mr Lang hs.
male ih1ncial stat,ment. lie estinint., the .ur
IlnS ~ one million AMI a half The import duu,s
on cotton .onds reduced