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The New York herald., 1863-03-16
S HIPPIN G. NE w 6
Fort Of New York, March Is, 1863.

ARRIVED.
S asc sD@ Sassenec sep M M "a
kanhs,d LAD s,ron p;es The % entire e gassage \, No
len ist ss "a Il Br lark Emisram,, bow nd e. -
v mampeu III ntss Eeesy ea kG
nps by Us @ Quaker City and
Soss ssgines q so horse power each, ioT%sry
cap arc was command CAPT walker formerly Of
s..amship Aiaeo % s,ran.por, Gaasden, Port ROYAL
scbrs soand In l2th INST miles royal
Bar, saw :sw ean'er supposed the Augsta Dinsmore
nd arss~s i: . A'n with
slip London, Greenaed London, Jan q and Falmouth
Ssyf s i n = % %S
e % hrss sIa iss win humber e issSsrgs
"sia Ice and bsres Nj 10 sw had 80
SIN 5easd Mitchell sof New Bedford; Al,ep, sssncs
y y ~asns s
rsgortea NM prsEoas 5arks Morning star Luce 100
sSs Sg'aSS @ ssp1
rss ss g 'R ssf5ans sa hs ss
blue vim yh E sross ee with & White s cor
Brs Sdn (iam Bohn Rio Janeiro As days. witd coffee
Rockir CHAM tOf Eos,o.S HOPKINS, Baltimore, 7day,
with coal master Had some very heavy weather. split
aals and sprung a!cak
as rss xGps y viii kpfss ns'i sa
in ssffs ~ nr 'h n%@a aSi asf
sc r fiyawny Davis Philadelphia for Boston.
selg r nipgs, Weldon, PHILADELPHIA FOR Boston,
sehr Mary Ellen, Case Philadelphia for Nantucket
Schr NJ Hand, Brooks Philadelphia for Providence.
sclr ella, Bcehc Philadelphia for Providence.
Schr ID Flo, q. Racket Philadelphia for Providence
Cadn alader, Edwards, Madison for Washington
steamer Thomas Sparks (U s transpor), Allen, Washing
ton. 10 " y 9ralt-rfnastcr
Steamer Jcrsey Blue, Jackaway, Philadelphia
BELOW
bark showinx + Alexandra Son's signal
Also. one bark and tao briss, unknown.
SAILED.
Sbps Creole EN- RAID John Stanton Georges; barks
Lakcy Maylowcr, Pcqu Campic Concettna fortitde
hrgs Barnard Mary Ann, An ia Owen, Delphi schr
u Bee lie, and Others.
Wind al sunset ESE. light.
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nc past week and month:

The stock market was rather inactive last week
and irregular II viii be noticed by the above table
that Pacific Mail advanced Is per cent last week,
Hudson Rver So Michigan Central ~. guarran-
tccd and Toledo 2. There is no particular reason
why these stocks should have advanced rather than
others; speculation chanced 70 lay hold Of them,
and the bears did the rest. The general market is
largely oversod or Erie, old ~tocs il Is estimated
that contracts pending fer the delivery Of over
30 OO0 shares nj the present lower prices II is
clear that the moment speculation seizes this stock
and Il he gins 10 move the efforts of the bears TO
cover their contracts viii create lively time The
increase in the traffic Of the line in February
was s2as 900. The Western shares. Galcna
Rock T-land. Illinois Central, and Pittsburg,
are in the same condition Thousands Of
shares are required for delivery. and il the
market should advance there viii be stampede
among the bears. Short sales OF such unprsduc.
tive stocks as Harlem. old and preferred. have
managed to put them up to prices almost unpre.
cedcutej. and are enabling real holders, who long
since wrote of their stock As comparatively value.
less. to sell 1t at prices at which dividend paying
securities can be bought. The contest IN Pacific
Mail continues very exciting. Commodore Van
derbit win pnt the North Star on the line on this
side on the Let Of April, and the Northern Light on
the 18th, in lien OF the small vessels. Ariel and
Champion. The capacity Of the Ocean Queen to
carry freight is being increased two hundred tons.
The Washington party are reported to be short
over four thou sand shares.
The earnings OF the Eric Railway for the month
Of Februar y wcre:-
73l a.
lso2 6ols s94 81
,,e,s,ss eoos 10 sc
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FRrscu sIr FRsnxRrcx with cargo OF Coffee bound TO
while going out the Bay of Jacmel previous to Feb
u and IL probable would become
total Her cargo would be saved In partly damaged
condition.
sHrP MAJESTIC Newcomb hence for Hayre advertised
S. Thomas Feb 1S $4,000 botomry vessel freight
and cargo, 10 pay for repairs needed
ro.rrsS TRADE SAN FRAScscoMost persons Boston
New York, In Witnessing the hundred and twenty
splendid clippers that yearly sail from these p0s think
that almost totally supply California with the entire stock
below show that only partially supply this mart Of
the Pacific.
There during the year 1867 the following from TO-
10 vessels Liverpool. with full cargoes manufac
8 from London with fun cargoes OF manufactures
from Glasgow and Shields with iron and coal.
from yariors small ports In England.
from Cardiff.
rs from Bordeaux. with wines, brandIes and fruiis
fiom Malaga, with wines and fruits
o from Havre, with manufactures, &C.
6 from Hamburg.
2 from Batavia
from Calcutta with gunny bags, &C.
3S ftomp cng Kong with rice, teas DC
Manila with sugar anu heNp.
from Slan2hac and Toochow, with teas, &c.
Iel YES els with freight list averaging $1,000 each
II vii be scun Hong Kong vessels ar.
rive san than from boston. Hong Kong
Year sent a3 carzoes; Boston, - The The
Iotiriics are eli valuable. frequently amounu
10 iom (. 5o,en 20 s3ooOlO by the large clippers
The ing table gives summary tho vessels in the
hntbors OF New York. Boston. Philadelphia Baltmore
Charleston savannah, New Orleans and Galveston at the
latest scsounts from each OF those posss:-
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Nc,ys from thc Rra.il saundron.

We have advces from the Brazil squad, TO the eth II
January. The United states sailing sloorofwar James
town at Mon;evideo, having arrived from Rio ia
10 oo; after Am ercan commerce. The steam gun
boat Pulaski in the port General Watson
Webb had visited the while she lay anchor OF
Ro The officers and Of both vesses were well
Some Of tie Jamcslown's mon had difficulty with
Enrsl meu.o shore, but lives were lost
A court martial was in session.
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The EnaInes os Our WAR s,cam.r..

Tho report Of the Board o Engineers which assembled
phladclp to investigate the causes Of vessels break
ing down has been days in the hands Of the sccre
tay Of tho Navy The Board reports that the all,c az
fhs recently 20 be attributed TO any rccullarv
M the plans according to which they Constructed
They give rcasons however for tho disasters which have
bcon denied tho pres. Lest any should know them
the members OF the Board were not allowed TO employ
CepysL This is rcd tale With Yepsespcc.
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The Secretary Of the Navy having expressed desire
shat the of-war shamrock should bc launched, IL
possible, st. ratricks Day, arrangements have been
made aoat the vessel on She was named In acknow.
Iedscmcnt of the services rendered tho nation by Irish
sailors and soldiers, and will be put into the brny ele.
rsent on the anniversary OF their patron saint.
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1'sse Fleet in Fort.
oircd 10 yesterdays report Of the cct or the Nav


All United states supply and transport vessels leaving
fc navy yards for sqnadrons be heavily armed
sixty eishts ard hundred pound rGe cannon may
conslitc their batteries In compliance with this rcg,-
lann the Crcassan which is loading for the East
Sbd West ulf SOU drons, has taken board battery
~ oymidabo caunon which TO protect herself from
rrjyatce,s
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The Navy Department and Adams Ell
presS.

The Navy Department, has crrcctcd an arrangement
with Adams Ezpro Company which obviaies the
sty or charcring when tho regular supply
transport ses Of tho government unable TO reach
al the business to be done 70 such the Depart
agrees withhe company deliver cargo at Port
Royal elsewhere, The may be- and the govern
Dent has nothing TO DO with the vessel her officers.
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Arriynl of Oulc ers.

The volunteer officers attached 10 the sloop Of was
Nacedonan have arrived here, and viii bc attached 10
thc school ship Savannah at tho Brooklyn Navy Yard
The Macedonian y 70 be rancrred TO the Naval Academy
o. practice ship for the midshpmen
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Sailing Of the Iron-Claa Keohak.

The IRON clad Kcokuk sailed from the lower bay on
"Wednesday, tho - inst, at four O'Clock p. NJ. O
al The vessels Of this description yet built this sas
the greatest speed She steamed from abreps Of the
fort Governors Island TO The Narrows 10 Ono hour-a
dist y niles anil half; and, after eo,ting 10
let ler convoythe eunbcat +. b. Hae-far bebGd
Ar whitney, her eriitcr, proceeded in her.
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DENTISTRY.

A LII PERSONS DESTROYS OF GETTING RID OF
IA decaycd teeth positively without pain or dam
ger do through the agency Of my new ChemicAy
Purified Choroforn Eth 9od sets inserted for SOS
es; tlngs Si silver and dsntne, Sc.
tracing, a6c. Dr.. b. L. WAIT, W Fourth Avenue
RTTrICTAL BONE FILLrNGs FOR DECAYED AND
"A sensitive Tech Old roots built up and mere shels
restored 10 original and kind Of eavi
" nied without pain warranted by the disco
PEARSON ~ at his rooms, $50 Broadway, Seven.
teenth street.
I OOn CERTIrICATEs-IIAvINa HAD THREE
I.AcJ teeth extracted without pain by DR.. J. JAY
vILIIERS, Grand street. blocks from Broadway,
cheefuy this 10 thos, suffering
froin toothnoL be.
LoTTIE sEARLEs. 63Ansiic street, Williamsburg.
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Naval Mail.

Letters rape and parcels for the East and West Gaf
sqnairons wln be forwarded from the Brooklyn Navy
Yard the 18th Of March. All communications properly
anecle aud leit the Naval L. up 70 the l7th
win b- chccrfuy mailed. Reading matter Tor the sail
ors is solicited
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TOO LATE rOR CLASSIFICATION.

nNE CENT REWARD. SOME PEKsos MALICIOUS.
v insersd in saturdays Herald an advertisement for
two watch dogs s,rnaurs G & 70 s'ae though
fnp ~ Inc arfSce We win cheerfuy pay the above reward
n soe postage tor ,ns s eur M VINO ae
~ III ~ WsaE,aTY BRo's and 10 Piatt street
mo rpr-ro A SMALL FAMILY, SECOND FLOOR OF
house No 81 Henry street consisting OF 'front.' aud DICK
r,oo,nS ,h psntries and two bedrooms Apply on the
premises
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PROPOSALS.

nErARTMENT OF PUBLIC CHARITIES AND COR
~ rection, No Bond street. March Is, l56S-Proposas
for MIX Scaled proposals will be received by the Comus
soner Of Pnbic Chartes and Correction at their oce No
Bond street, until II O'Clock OF the lh inst from pro-
ducers for supplying Bellevue Hospital Blackwells and
Randas Island for year commencing on the LIST April
next with pure unsknmed Country MIX of the best quality,
part Of which shall 70 from swiil.fed cows ,,, :
Sas'a evidence wiz be required as to the ability or
parties furnish the quantity required without default a
the mes specified aud proposals 10 be accompanied with nc
responsible unGer their sgfstre
security for the faithful Performance of the contrac
The Commissioners 10 themselves the power OF re-
ceving rrjetnR all propositions or portions there
Of theyay deem proper for tho Interest OF The depart
meut Anv information required viii be gwen applca-
ion TO the Commits onefs at tteir obicc
The New York herald., 1863-03-16

AitrAcoHEg, s-Soube propelled sielm gnaboat-was
nauchea % Nc. Stacks shipyard in Williamsburg On
the .h inst Two sister ships OF hers The Cbcopee aud
hass also put aloat during the week. The
Mendoa, which described in detail IL these columns
emb ed al The characteristics Of these, beng in fact
oGilt trem tie specifications n describe more OF
the tAen would BE- to repeat statistics already printed.
The oIy ag .,st os the ships Of this aeet;
Vessct Wan Launched Whtre.
Menu IA january 20. Br loliyp.
SaEsacgs.......... Portsmouth, y. II.
galia d ........ .... March 3.... Bnston
Chicopee. ............. March 4... Boston
Notagomet. ......... Mai ch 7..... Williamsburg.
The Chcopee has arrived here from Boston her
machinery put II. It in OF construction a, To
Morgan Iron Works The engines Of the hetacomct
going ahead rapidly at the South Brooklyn Boiler Works
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WATCHES, JEwELRY, sc.

A TTENTT0N DIAMONDS, SILVER PLATE,
N Watches, Jeweiry. &c. wanted, at JOSEPH SOLO
MONS, Diamond Broker SO Broadva ay. do pr omise
10 pay 20 or 40 per than goods worlh -
per cent more than other person. but win the
value all the above goods H preferred advances
made the Business strictly confidential Spanish,
French and German spoken. JOSEPH SOLOMON,
$40 Broadway opposite the st. Nicho as Hotel
Ats CHAMBERS STREET. PAY THE HIGHEST
~ prices than other place IN the city for tho
fol olowing articles-Dmmonns Watches, Jewery Old Gold
and Silver. Remember Jos. Il. ISAAC, No. Chambers
street.
nIAMONDS, DIAMONDS. DTAMONDS-I AN GIVING
- the highest cash prices for Diamonds Watches and
Silver Ware cash advanced the Thos having
goods Of this description 70 dispose Of will do well to call
L. JACOBS. f07 Broadway.
nIAMONDs. OLD GOLD AND sILyER.-By GOING
~ TO LOUIS AERICH, 723 broadway, under the New
York Hotel viii receive ~ per cent NOR than a. any
other place In this city for Diamonds old Gold and Silver,
without being compelled TO take other goods in exchange
He pays In city bankabc money Camel Hair shawk all
kinds of Laces rs bought at the highest price. L. A.
has been 2s years established In New York Remember I'D
Broadway.
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Nrwsp1rEr sri1rrssRp The Hacorstown (vdl ~,
press has been sgpprossed by order oi MAJOR General
schcrrk, aud It's editor, Mr. A. j. Povd cent be,ond TIC
Tie federal lines.
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.rr.NTrp- GOOD MEN WILL BE TAKEN FOR AR.
w lery service In the defence OF the harbor o. New
ya,t no, 10 leave the Stale. Apply mmedaiey o. no wv
Brpaaway, eaSt Bios
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u&fCu I4-U
AsnEs-The sales confined 70 70 bbls pots at 8c
65sc; stock 46l bbls.
BxEADsruSys were generally dull and heavy to-day.
Flour declined slightly, with limited inquiry. Sales
were made Of 1000 bbls. state and Western 900
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OrrIcE on noARp on coAMIssIoNERs ON rnE

nFFICE OF HUAKD OF CUHMISsIONEifS OF TIE
" Central Park, ~ Nassa street
10 MAsoSs AND STONE CUTTERS.
win he received A. this oice until the
10Th nsan ir cut stone Fountain Basin the Central
Park, and for setting the same.
same will Furnished at the onics above Toned,
should addressed the Board Commisr
ers Of he Central Park and endorsed Proposals Ter Foun
tain Basin" The said Board reserves the right reject
aH. oHe - ANDw IL GREEN Comptroller Of the PARK !
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OUARrEKMAsTERs OFFICE, NO. STATE STREET.

CSeacd froposss will be received at this ONCE unt IL
O'Clock M Monday the eth inst for the ton
y % be approved By this department. Of Ave sua q
cattle hence 10 New Orleans La Bids will be received for
the transportation oil the animals head for the steam
the day but In either he viii be requred
70 furnish water casks water put up stalls for the an'me
and provisions for the ostlers and herdsmen .,. -.
Bidders win please sats the name Of the vesse pi,ce
whore they be and the price per Ah
per and endorse ior
Transportation" sTEWAhI Y A. A.. ...s., rLnn
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wha1cmcn.
see port arrivals above.
Foreign Ports.

J.cxxt Feb 25In port schr Hannah Loud EYork 10
ds,s sid 25th Br schr Emma, Scott, Boston
Ar rHonA Feb 15Arr schr salie Meas shank 81 Kits
fsisrscn, EYork ssh Tanrer ,Br, Han Do; I'D schr
SD S3d Br brs Eliza Ann MeAdan, staples. boston, with
The New York herald., 1863-03-16

TIE Me- Pc Troubles Sinp Misunderstanding 70 4
letter IN the Portland ArgS the troubles between the
white and negro soldiers Ship Island have been settled
by General Banks, no has ordered the campanes
Of the Thirteenth Name located the Island 10 be sent
t. reinforce Forts Jackson ami St. Philip All the Gicors
Of the Maine regiment have been released from arrest
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MISCELLANEOUS.

DYE AND EAR.-DR CALDWELL, oCULlST, NO. 39
~ Clinton place Edith street Broadway, las for
twenty years past att ntion exclusively the
trean et of diseases OF the and No charge for
exaninaon or opinion. Olice hours from A. NJ. 10
4P NJ.
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N4E.-DE MARGULIES PHfSlClAN AMI OCULlsf
IL HIS High the Prince Alexander of Hesse brother
the Empress Russia having had twenty-five years
perience London and St. Petersburg may beonsuted for
all the Eye, at the Laarge House. New York
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-10-02
lysas From the Jackson AxprsSs Of Eept aEg a0F
The TYiumphRnts Dem eGrh sic Meet
ing at JACKSON, last Saturday,
From {. GOO tal0,o 600 Psppls Rus.a,s

J. SER l,ls!as dgpogi svTff5-m 0dI -,rFg won
10 oReai encs Y ths appointment Of the Dem
0cfatlc state Centfdr Committee, published II
the Egpfsso FOR only Two of three weeks, and
without any t.handblll' or .imammoth posters =
Or other nqtlce, giEeps tbspsople assembled Of
jackson, to tho number Of from eight thousand
to ten thousand, aB all candid pers6ns Will ad-
mit--andl one Of tho most splendid meetinga
was held, and much the largest that ever before
assembled at Jackson ,,,s7 D. IN, 6ir,,, ". d.
The procession was over an b our passing ang
given point. The town being very full of ipso-
pie, from the arrival of two trains of cars,
and from the county around who took no part
In the Procession. a, ,,.,, .s.....,. ..f.
The meeting was promptly organized at one
O'Clock, P.'M.--DSlItT. 7. Monahan in the
chair. ',s ,isd, s55lc .E.osN n | .'oI M
Col. j, e. Groom, of Columbus. addressed
the meeting for over two hours in a manly and
convincing speech, touching and dealing with
many OF the V&allg importsnt questions before
the people -', e',g III '.,.rrIaI II
The Hon. George f. Pagh next aadresssd
the people for one hour and halt, in his usual
eloquent, mastery style, greatly delightInR
the people, and greatly edilyiDg ali who heard
him. Both speeches had decidedly favorable
effect for Democracy aud constitutional liberty
In short, our meeting was all we oonld wish
IL liked permanently In the minds OF the people
the great truths Of Democracy, the damniug
despotism Of Abolitionism, the vital Importance
OF the present political campaign; and it also
taught the bravling, mischief king Leaguers
male and female, old and young-that the
people have taken them 10 hand, and we'll under.
stand their midnight combinations against the
liberties of tho people. Much good was done.
We know that our meeting was triumph and
victory OF truth over error, OF good over evil,
and ef right over wrong. f .. ...
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-10-02
The Monroeville Democratic Meeting.

The Democratic meeting at Moproevllle,
last Saturday. was just the liVcliest, splciest
thing W. have attended for some time II was
not expected that II would be very large
meeting, but turned out to be much larger
than was anticlpated; and about two thousand
people, nine.tenths Of whom were voters, turn.
cd out and made up one Of the most orderly,
respectable ami intelligent mee.ings IL has
been our fortune to attend Two stands were
erected for the speaker; from ore of which
Judge Lang, Of TiffiD, addressed numerous
concourse of German oilizsus, with such elo.
quence that for oTer two hours IL was listened TO
with the most iniease interest, only interrupt
ed occasionally by shouts Of laughter at bis
sallies OF Wit, or by hurrahs at his strong
bits at the enemy. From the other stand
Judge Bufchard,, Major Stsmbaugh, aud Hon.
W. P. Noble stoke TO very large audience;
end for overfour hours they we're 90 well en-
testained that aot single person seemed to
think of leaving until the speaking was en-.
tlrely flushed.
Some of the citizens Of Mouroeville seemed
Inclined 20 be troublesome and break the peace,
and encourage others to do so likewise; but
littlo judiclous fear on their parts, together
with the good conduct On the part OF the Wis.
itors, prevented any serious ar Fay - Norpslk
Experiment, Sept. "a. lIa nl 1861 90. los q. .
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-10-02
Keep il before the People.

u is talae that the -DamoeSaoy are disloyal. 4,
IL Is false that the Democracy are opposed to
putting down rebellion. 'l' '-s'' -
lis fslse thst the Democracy syupatbIze
with rebellion. us'.gG'aI ..- =
Il Is false that the Democracy have no SYM
psthy With soldiers.
There is no word In the Democratic platform
to justify these false assertions,
No Democratic cspdidste ever uttered word
to justify them. -. - a
NO Democratic press ever published para.
graph to iuetify them. r. oa'isg l-l Z. Ut
No Democratic candidate ever did an sct to
justify them. -r, % mn ,..--r- -rr'~ y, -
Every man who writes, speaks, cuts, casves,
or engraves any one Of these assertions Is a
Willfui, malicious and deliberate falsifier. l.0
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-10-02
"Shoddy" at the Springs.

A correspondent writing from Saratoga. thns
'ihits off 4" the Shoddy sristocraey that has been
recently s9journing at that fashionable resort:
Lat season "Shoddy" m ade a Reconnaissance
here. This season Shoddy occupies the place
and proclaims Itself master Of the sl.ustIon
When We zee my lord and lady Jingle radist-
Ing In diamonds at the breakfast table, and abe
engineering large sections of an omele. from
plate to month, with her knife, we are slightly
reminded of "shoddy." When Jingle junIn,
(csll him twenty or ihsreabouts) regardless ~ Of
the butter knife, plungea his own inlo the but.
ter, we shudder, wonder what next, and rsms,h
mentally "shoddy." And when Lady JInrla
expresses her royal opinion thus: "This esrr
bread 10 oonfounded hot !" and Lord Jinols
responds, "That's so," we say, "sto idy, snre
pop" -....... -
| Jingle is study, So is Lady Jingle. and Ia
10 amusing to see the Jingles dine. She ia
perfectly au faif with her knife, and smiles
sweetest when it is inserted between her teeth
Note She cut her new teeth soon after Jinela
Obtained his frst Government contract. The
Jingles, at the dinner table, are a hungry and
Dusy people, and remind one Of Mrs. Samson
Savage, who said, "When l eats eats. and
when l talks Itslks." They give their whole
minds to their dinners. They know nobody
for the time being bus their waiter; thew see
nothing but the bill Of fare and their rlates.
and seldom open their lips except 10 eat and
drink, functions which thoy certainly perform
with great address, Look at Jingle's nose. n
70 . pug, a decided pug, and seems to take ID.
finite delight In making its proprietor appear
ridiculous. At tlmes Il will turn up; at Other
times diminish and refuse support 20 his eve
glasses, which We are half inclined to believe
he wesrs for effect, because he always looks
over them. Al dinner to-day this came little
nose poked fun at him most shamefully, when
Lady Jingle, who had been intently studyins q
dlsh Of macca'oni, applied to Jingle by o ee-
ries of nudges to throw light on The subject,
aud toll her what it mig sht be-. He closely In.
spotted the dish uatii nis glass eyes slid down
his poor peikng nose inio It, and lying there
looked up and laughed at Jingle, who, after q, :
tricating and poiishing them with his napkin.
commenced sounding the dish with his knife:
bus not until he had tasted conld he doolde
what Il WAS, and having tasted, pronounced n
''cheese," which Information seemed 10 satisfy
Lady Jingleas much % II convulssd the walter,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-10-02
ToaMaIners oand7 Merchants,

slIJCms q oHi
q asig sags1 5zs1
vsas1W W z3sOs0
80 .,sg .d3 ls5L
.ryisi IB.to
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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-10-02
CINCINNATI, FALL, 1868.

WE are now prepared to offer for your inspection,
large and elegant stock OF LAD1As', MIssEs'
aud oHILDREN's Straw, Far snd Felt HATS AND
BoNaETs, RIBBONS, FLOWERS. FAATHHRs,
LAoEs, HEAD-DREssEs, BELTINas, etc., inciud-
ing every description OF MILLINERY GOODS. Oar
facilities for manufacturing ".1O % cd lil1 or
CLoAKs, sACQUES & MANTILLAs,
from all the new fabrics, are such that We can supply
them lower than you can get them elsewhere. Our
stock Of sHAWLs comprises al the novelties In bsth
Foreign and Domestic. no. 0r5S5llC ys6
Our buyer being constantly In New York. We will offer
all Goods In cur store at lowest market prices for cash
"A call before purchasing elsewhere, will re,ult to
Your advantage Respectfully, tfsHh 1Ht
--.l,..I|a Card DEVOU & co.. uss
sep93-dlW 81 4 IS PEARL ST., CINCINNATI