davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1863-07-25
READ AND NEELECT&

Make sure Of HnAEra. "Rut how you ask.
We apswer, its "A easy task
strengthen the STOMACH aud sustain
The EaurEs. the servants Of the brain.
Tie LIVER Keep in active play.
And REGULATE, from day to day.
Each orsnn lid. on Natures plan.
Brace and refresh the 1SSEE NAN.
And like q watch. that's kept in chine,
By constant care with railroad time.
The fysten1:s tone aud strength renew.
Andthefeby cheer the SPIRITS. TOO.
"How."you inquire. 'can tfis be done,
This Victory o'er Diseases be won2"
~HosTz1rEn's B171ERa, We reply,
Is IlkA11a's SUPREME PRoTECr1oE-TET!
Asa means Of segenerat.ng tho dlsordc.ed and en-
feeb1ed syste regulating every tuacton Of the Inter
1s1 organs, rerglnE the depressad spirits inygorant
the constitution and pro1onElns life. no medielaa
preparation either Of the part or the present time ha
been 40 completely and universally successful a.
, 1863-07-25
Proposals


No TOE s,,.,z.,,z ., ,..a,
sprEe1fz1D' June Il. isE5;
! ssssss ss ss
e III asa = al Z tsss y 81 e
t
dscts as = . Is fo 15s5
sals n!uss seyafslly be male Proposals will also b.
S5es
sh IL ~ e Ss 0s
Tne r. aws. joasnas. etc., Vii BE- required g 6e taxaa
e?1 essa Hosse s. e fes JEW
aetsT 70 2Ietess hela from lpd1 oa aSSGoant G
= ssrssSs eoaai:s esTks q tie county courts
NJ es5renss will BE- NADIA on any contract antt re
IeFf e & 4secps spa Pnosa
&c oftaa caiat:es embraced N tho said
T. sss esst I'D ssy III
6 ss1s & e.
Ssts e es q
Hss s. = ss sS
b SPessiS @ sas "a Ct ;s q
'"s '""1' DI5TR1cTs.
ael' faisst ai1ssse. fose. na:dla Gslasta. saitas
T1lsR s,,s .SkSSa MsSss Il eo,ea
syy Fsjsks1 t1sfsan nansa2
Goa es CHI 5s 1s@,fasS nt;aa St,Fa jsss3
.s:osSS' aEsi.r e!sss esss nsa
eee &cpoaoash senaye Fgteq;
s%s55s5 SS3s *.Easa za;Sfsbb, sbb,s!s
cEk 9aRs!ssn ans Sno4 warren reora
Ssfsssa fk:5a, 1l'Gls?5sss iIsas
L Rsisss s!ieasasa9 sae
, 1863-07-25

IT. ea;s' iatS so9RSs9s # a4s
pa1aion eo1tai0s 70 m!aefa! q any k1nd 10 deadly
boanleal 70 sssy s5san3 Put s cS516 1al.
VIII dc eaT.s as5 1,dsst Il n dSasxs ssi%a!.nt:
to s ea s.
aga:nss maindirs cngende7ed b. ~ nav Hhosesome A.
Shs5s Rggbbf i S'as5
bsca ionna nsdaole pre4eatsti:e sud es,s:ols
az remedy. ~ rssort to Il a1des ap2sa-
a@slsss u sassaes caTsd y vsly otlsf s3atss
t!s ~ ss
5tPIfH g + Fl: stAn " .'' by
Is Iy
wosEs Woncen tncsses oiDxsrssslA ald h iez* can;
ain9ess s1f i'sEs es xess upoa sr
Sariabiy relieves the CoSsTIRAT1os supesinduced BY
Pr11ors of fteb!c hshlt. liable to SKEyoCs ATia'ks
9r snd q he 81
fmooy On t6 point Is most cocc1a:lse aad from bath
agony Of BILIOUS CoI1o "a Immediately s.sanged
By siot 10 torc tic slnulan. and b{ Occasionally
rssot6g toit. the return OF the complaint as be p's'
Fos sickness nos1tiTs !; r r.
IaHoIs naptea raieviag tie Internal Irritation bS
SheS .hs i ess:s5SPsd S. TT
daee eects must b expeiisac4l Or Witnessed
b. uy fr T. q cox s
Debility and Decrspitude arsttg from OLD AaE. !!
d 81
ant Wien re pogsIs o. nat9se 4 1ss rela1ed It opeF
T. se sessa Tms
9 soSsa "a s
q sx tas In all Tho ordinary '01'e' AID 't0@ae
I'll sSe aed1cai sitmaaass * ths phafms:o3ri
nc.y and unpuftoed r!coao a. a.eS rnse MsH r.
, 1863-07-25

Against the yapors toul prepare.
That feyer talnt the heavy ar.
Drink not unmtxed the Eater found
1nprair.es. woods or marshy ground
II sedentary toll you p1r.
NATURE TOT NCsT AssIsE-oh DIR
IT,. For when tebasred from exercise.
. FOE AnT1F1o1AL AID she cries.
Medicine's grAndpuspose and Intent
1stASeatened evil to pREvxsT:
and II you'd be relieved or spared
From Ills that crush tbs uHpREPAKzD.
Uostetter's Eltte1s use-for note
THEY are the surest ANT1poTE.
70 set 1T defiance the iasma Of unhealthy Soils the
noson Of unwhalesoma water. the eauvla Of crowded
aud factories aud the baneful Of
seaentsry enployeu:s. il only to before
at,ned With -,
, 1863-07-25

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1865 - 4E1S 1885,
1rrr-rTrAxra f+7r17rD ar = .
ZEN Nh 1LVAN1A tEA4a 1hdh - &~
s@o 1Ane" 11v1o4~ ~ a3"
', .ta, n. k,., nnre Win the he...snd, nj ~v.x
~, nLN,ir me nnrsy% RI thfs nnniar Tcnta ~ II
add1nd Ta3v ir3nraysnnots d,,rfpx tka Year Ea nnd
sitt il co3pec It III BE- E,tled II ID rescects
GtasS aas e s9, 81 saIt9rx ,19 f.as om
"he> > A"'1
..- 1Ahh1 pAlAx 1fta1SS fho@
pTwrepupcH m npUTTAnET.pEYA
49,, .,o.. ro,rs,t,on. NM w..,.n c..,,.
t"is. ei19S 80 :. 80, - - ,rIsn7HT
4ns 4 stsst g.
RA1riAoKE AND WAa4lNGEoA:
From Pittsburgh 70 New 9o!k o1a t5alo fHox aAU.
go ailea vta AEeaovn without Cd aags Of esr7 ~
n'ife in advance o1 ~, osns, .oose': 1,ss ,p,,,
away mn. mo wryu vop~
fH1lADElEd1E ~ NE" 10hh.
70: ~ ~ 5G 6eoH ssS e l r. ~ oin
- Asio ioE LII al au1 routa.
esnsns Eafs on ntg. t,ala. TO Philadelphia. HsR
v9rS srd Ba!tfuspre
ARaeo1ee chsriei through and transferrad frea
0a'se%9 ~ ~ ~ =
FhE1a KITS.
BY tas Houe Fte.ghts Of 81 descriptions CAT Ear-
!. Es1n:ore to aad fsofa aay rotnt o. ths Eazosds
81 81 SIsssd1t HnS nfas4iaf FT isc ID Diszor
The PepasYlyRna Certra! f.at.road Ase connects &&
e1ttsbuTES viii 6tea;aefg by Whcs Goods b ot.
wn1Ged 10 an5 port o. 70 Ohio, Muak:1gnm. Kna-
, 1863-07-25

GREAT EXTERNAL REMDEY,
f9kR KhETMA1fE5hM sTfHf Ehk sbS bSp 1i sp1iSs
bHz5zS5 f1.z AZ %2SS&sA st5S
D1. Stephen Sweet, Of ofConnecttcu<.
TIE great natnroi Bone Setter
Dr, Stephen Sweet, of Connecticut,
Is known all over the United States.
DR.. stephen Sweet, Of fConnecticut,
Ii The author Of "D7. Sweets 1nfaluo1e Llatnaeat
DR.. Sweets Infallib1o Llnimcnt
Cures Rheumatism and Fever falls
DR.. syveet,s II, ,sallIhle Lfniz1cnt
Ma certain sensdy for Neuralgia
Dr. swect,s InfaI1tb1e L1u1nlens
Cures Burns ard scalds imme edlate17.
DR.. Sweets IufAllib1e Imminent
Is the best Known remedy to. sp-alns and Bruisea-
DR.. Sweets Infa11Ib1e Ltnlment
Cures Headache 1ntneaafslX f and *as ns'ef Sno"a
Dr. Sweets Infa11fb1e Linfmens
Affords Immediate relief for Piles. AMI seldom f1
to cure.
DR.. Sweets InfallIb1c L1ntment
CurcsT Toothache IN one u1iaute-
DR.. swcet.a 1nfal1ib1o Lfntmen<
Cures Cuts and Wounds Immediately. and leaves nc
scar.
Dr., Sweets Infn11ib1o Lin1nen
N the best remedy for Eorcs IN tssknoTn world
Dr. Sgeet,s Infa11lble 11nIMent
pas been used by moro than million people. and al
| LAME prise Il.
Nr Sxxeetse III nEallib1e T3n1menf
ts truly friend In neea" and every family shoulo
have 1t At land.
| Dr. Sweets InfAllibIe LfnlmanS
| II for sale By ali Drnggtsts. Prtcn rs cants-
| EICuA AHDsON d CO..
S7le Ptop9itto1s. Norwich. c.
Fer sale br LORD EM1TH. General WestssI
Agents 23 Lake street. Chlcsgo. and BY tealets eEa
| Eh1Tt 1F.-az&-ssC ~
, 1863-07-25

/ nr1RhART, No. t56. corner Of Randolph sad
i. .s7s'seu streets; cLlssSo. u .rat md o4r,n,,
rorrietor Of H. London Eye nns Eat 1afsmasy, wtu
iii, coltipac bualGe ut bus old kta4d aao Foa!d 70
"a i'll ht5 m vionf advcrtnE egeet. Mr Reyn2ids
-to clAlEk 10 hnve removed the 1oacon Eye and Gaf
1. .trnary HLere he has sl,p1y ben capfoJE1 A.
e. ut Of tls institution since ihe tiEst asy q ~
inr one dtIsrt worth Of the onlte 9urnttnre. Q:
l,7tEs ar reatcine Office hours rom 70 u ~. ahd
::,.i ios r. u. Post uiacc Drawer &sS.
t7r tr>
, 1863-07-25
HOSTETTEE
rr1rRnATED STOMACH BITTEasS,

CELERRATEU S1Vl1Atfk hAAAx4aa'S'
Dyspepsaa's pangs. that zack snd grind
The body. and deprees the mind:
Agues, thata they so and come.
Mako lie constant HastsEdorn;
=, Coles and dysentcric palns.
Meath which the strong mans vtsor Wauees
DtlIoue complaints tuose tedious Ills.
xe'er conquered yet by drastic pills;
Dresd dtatrhea, thtt cannot be
Cured by destructive mercury;
61ow. constitutional decay.
That brings death ne1es day By day;
NERVOUS prott1suon, mental gloom
He1alds Of madness OF the tomb:
Fo, tteae--thoush mineral nostrums TALL
Means Of Relief Ut least We hall.
HosrxrrEn's BrrrERs-medtc1ne sure,
Motto pssyESr alone, but ou8H.
In nvspxrs1A, FEVEx AND AouK. BILIOUS CON
p, .,xrs. CONSTITUTIONAL and NERVOUS Dzh1L1T7
roxar1pAr1os. .sEAs1ckxvas. spAsxs. and in all com
n,aints Of Man OF Woman proceeding from casual o.
nhcrcnt weakness of the body the oae great remedy
and 1es1osaiiye1s
, 1863-07-25

DIES! PILES!! P1LES!ll-
~ u7,c.,s,s V-rrr,h,e pills su77,aas Ill otha1
in lie rapid and radical care q fns Tssa
o. flolz lsacs and Gess;21n r. Thn Rar aA sod 81
iD.nErista. an1 By the Fro2ricto=. J. 1oOats. ~
B1csdTty, =. +. eect bJ mall u ans soose~e"
, 1863-07-25
Eprr1s1l Eptira.

II 1GHLY IMPORTANT III
.A-A LAUIkB!-Au eta.cu,ttes and Monthly 1Hega-
tartea od IAdeA from Whatever c&usd- fauy
by new e5ztam of treatment 1t onoe PANTS ~u1
emtneutly successful nR 7, AAGhtSSaa'
Post 1fHee BOX ST. III Lake street. Cn'c@@"' ns
iyl2- -A5S7.1E1k
, 1863-07-25

TIAIR DYE! HAIR DYE!!
NEST Il 7ux WoELp Tue on.r HARMI.Esa TEE AID
A71iAAE H,e kE3*n; =hh sgleadla Har r. nze, 2zHe, =
10 GIossy KtAch or NATCKAL K7oxS~ without Il.
fs:inc tue i.as Or Staining the kE Leaving Tue HAT
zs::oSsrf is Trsase ce.os and 1eeaes tha III eiects
Ft Rad brrs The Genuine IL hfe1cd ":L1IAH q;
,rr1tis ~ o:he-s &c naere tat4 t1onh. asd ~outd
ie avoided Sale By sN Druggists. &c. ,Eact2!T; H.
i,IIclAy st1t Ct. NcT York 3Ss Eses.ty
, 1863-07-25

.-.---- =
Ill., Il1ALl1a4l4~L &AtN L.
u vorably k1oEn1 In the Northwest, has his otdce
at S Randolph street, Chicago. us stairs for thu cure
ofAN diseases. naae oE 1cnaa1e SPECIAL atsenuoa gsa
to hl ma!sd1es OF long standing. nave cared nome
Of the woEst ca4os of blood dseaAca eTes known In
xus country. Patients at q distance ca consals me
~ letter With every confidence ADVICE sfans* ha-
elose stamp to secure ready answer
Female to'oen 1unaf t9aes puee ohc ooaAs ~ oo1-
.,s1 -. ~ ~ nn.. tn1-s rromsh Al in
Quea I" p'epas poesaes. e. ~ ua'.o ~. 49, s..oo -
y of.M. ~: ho1 ea9: Go1E]Eo: -: 921sN.---
w OLFE'S AROMATIC SCH4Ar
\ univcfaAa curative IN CONSUMPTION. 7emoSas
Recommended py TIC Medical Faculty ~ oaefon
RG In the removal o5 DYSPEPSIA aA aA Ia tosSoa.
ops been without an7a,. ~ at.osted by uniyessa
"Fentssemony, ,..t ,,.o,,-+,.. ., III. .,Aro
rnate s,aed.m soaaspps." rtnas7n aeciaea,y etnna~
e.ousi IN Gravel and MI other affections Of TIC hdness
ii Con. ana nheon.ssna. takon IN he torn no 81
%aEn punch. TIC pAuen' 4s'o2 "@'o1s De.'
Taken shot punch. Ia humoral and spasmoaic Assh'
,zA. II .ttord4 tnraea:ste relief nF0n tho distressing
eSnptoua. .r... g. .-rc,+. +.e
,, peas saa 'Pse .n tS
:. q: ~ sa'sa7s' ''s''
1sc.7.' IT,, r-@,.. f.no3a-, stcr+,,e .rd f.o,,r
asaaa,ns sn.srn rrstorcs tse fnnction OF the uyer
<.,o.s:~.- h.s,,,v .ecrct,oua. It should be t.
Ih7'a.s I.s' .l;Irs -,,., hcr 3ceter and sugar,
Len nl1ed VIE nSa sso. r,T,ncr n, +ne B,noa
Asa fef'ne !orle ~ s,,,nste. sra rnaeJ II, a..
.Sf$N
, 1863-07-25

4 RTlF?CIAL LEGS.-C. S1af-
lord tole proprietor md manntactnreF o. DH
zilLCOXE FAfENT ARTIFICIAL Al 1Ge: ~ nssa
znt vhcl hae anponte5 bin e sorn1; esem = r.
* ID ~ hCuih Cla.k Street. chicago Will fsce1fe
.u.aediltc atteation. Send f1r Ia Ephiess
~ knF
, 1863-07-25

TLEpSUN'S
CATARRE cUEAT1VE.
.r4ed safc All ;nts1ithle speene fof EatAssn r.
.tare Or thnt qlIslt tive a1d dhrgef2ah o
..r Sent tS VIII ~ hdSsasa nt io
Wy Physicsan tle Eye. kAT nf5
~ W.a..ii riou erect Chicago. f. u BOX <As~
, 1863-07-25
VATAREH! CAT A R Z Hl

TA IA Il Z 81! CA Z A g 6 g!
Z DR. sEEL1EB LIQUID CATARRH REMEDY.
= srrc cure 10, t4s-rh Cold ia tie head = eAsct
Ia cure C4T4EER toxsrArr1oS 1he syRPtos P 1e4 o.
sEe cold nnG hare frequent attacks arc no,e sen
Ettre 70 tie changes Of Temperature 1ne ZOE mas
::ci and Adhesive, me dtease becomes fsro9s @ 9
f,:oa: snc u naked or csughed o1. Ttn breath b;
Iones ollentye i MS Se.oy 19s ssafe e Remed9
..ua sent bv express. Office Is. Goa-h C!a1E etres1
.up4:alstl Address Ds. D EEELi so1ssa3'
f>f1rAEb Ill Ap4<-GA1'-A0uoo4
, 1863-07-25

iiS0NAIN4a
,oE c,xrR Eerne&. Chicago H.

1876 Clark Street, Chicago, III.
mi. prou-,,tor ED manufacturer Of the Hasd ubbe
n;e rsT nar,er lfoes the cord FROM ~ plessntn
$sssys saa sood =; ns sanpof1e HE
5:n..irSto;. "a &C. &c. Eend TO- Pamphlets. -
D. WIicv = Patent Artificial Leg man nniactafs ng
ir.1ortaut advaatsFcE over any other LIMB E9oEn ~
: ar:sntet - gre perfect saussenonee Sao Aa IN
t7aujrtI1et 2ez&Q99-A4 T. 1e~
, 1863-07-25

TTWDSON'S Z n III ' AUED
I'll Tnora PAsTs is more efficient II clean c,eans5g sf
nd ~. sescf thc teeth hsanG ep osatfinee nov ID
~ aa1 edoet upon tic tnoqh . ~ n1
- az5eea:"e q exeeisnt' sold BY III pFugEists.
, 1863-07-25
HCSTETTERs
rr1EBRAIED DSTOMACHB BITTEDS.

sT0lIACHBITE
To wanderers on SEA and land
From Polar shoIo to Tropic strand:
To household lone. and regions new.
And dreuers IN great cities. too:
TO soldiers In camp. fort. ard led.
W1o sed against dtbeasea shield;
To miners California bound.
Aud ul]c.a of wet, marshy ground:
70 feeble wires Of fragile mold.
Toyoung, and middle aged and ola:
To those IN health. who would enjoy
Heavens best gifts without alloy;
70 ali the st1ength1ets, weak and pale.
19ho droop. yet know not what they al.
uoerrr1xn's BrrTE8s VIC present
A uealthts most potent clement
IT there Il shy value IL puhc oatnion, Of any weight
=, MEDICAL smony the veEy best and safest Tonic.
cn~-ecttxe and Alte.atise now before the worlds
HOSTETTER'S
cELEH1kATEDsT sToMACH Buffers.
Bold by Al respectable Dzuggiats in Ill
ps11a Of the world.
HoByETTER & SMITH
pRorE1EroEs. P1rTsDUEGH. PA.
| wew York 0nace, No- 428 Broadway
/ iea gs's smsAl:sT
, 1863-07-25

717HE CONFESSIONS AND EA-
pErfFSCE OF AN INVALID -punne4ea 1e !S5 Ut
tte oeaen1. ard - EstntsE E1En1. ~ psbIS RI
n.atu:e Decay of Manhood etc. surplygA' s~e A"'-'e
Line THE MEANS OF self CURE.
o h,s rured himself after being r1t 70 sSas
ti,*ase sad Injury through medical huaoa& A''
~ c1Glos:ne post psld eodre:sea snve91Ee Ta SaS;e
rnr{es nsy be hsd Of tae authot kAna e AA1N
EhiK Fac lsedGor1, k1ngs Couhty.A- i.
~
, 1863-07-25
~ HTETTR TREATS ALI

HT&TER B3s,1:1 ,s.a Iaats ). es;s. ~
,,..inn hsthma TIC Lung. Hear stooass, had
"a s M2Ss' ns,Gsma m
i!,Ie s3e1!ipEs and a1i complaints 9! To9ea aoa
tiidrcn SORE Eyes aad sass CatHsa6t T. fhs a1r
nnr, eon ti!st cnEss copre M TIGERS. TuAIERs
IeH1f11oii iirFSs FILES ANu F1STlLA-
Without cutting With ne Gpii nf sHuErER
-. H. ~ ~ HnnTs nom L. II. toe H. 0MSeN EAAa
c,inh strcet. corner Of Dearborn. Chicago Auao@'
te:s c6$1-1y -
, 1863-07-25
Clement.

ia q new thirE, ana the re5nft Of
tyease Of 6tu.tx; Its coulh.nAttoo y
|Nn SoIxSTtFIo PRIEOlrLE3. a.I
fuaderno clrcumstaurea or cEAHEe
{of temp.sntuse. VIII It become
!corIurf or eI2lt a1y offensive
fr11,Af1
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-05-28
AFFAIRS IN GEORGETOWN.
rC1rrespou denSs Evening Star.l
GEORGETOWN, Ray 9

GEoR.ETowN. Ray 2sth, 1853
Last evening, just after the hands had ceased
work o. che coal wha-ves, and while FIVE OF
SIX OF them were passing over platform which
was very old and rotten, il gave way, preeipi-
,auas .n-m about % feet, into an siiey between
tEe Sanai and Grocery. Most of them escaped
unhurt. but Robt Pistte. boss Tor Mr. Arnue,
hso three ribs and one arm broken. and the
o.ne.s were considerably bruised ABOUT the
iacs aad body.
VIM. Lo,nax has been arrested for the lar
ceDy OF shirt from Hugh McNalty, and cost
from George Washington. Justice Reaver sent
MP 70 jan, ter the scion Of the grand jury.
note he following NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Kite, Maston, Alex, light; sch Kansas. sea-
ford, Del, wood TO Hyde L Davis: schr lose
phas Eawin, Connolly, Vienna, merchan-
disc 70 same; barge Zion, Fields. Phia., coal to
Government; barge Peter String, Williams.
Aqua Greek, light; Geo. ID. Uaburt, MuchIine
de-, do; barge ]. Patrick, StocSwell, Millstow,
n. j. forage 10 Governments; schr. Elizabeth
DeHart. Lowe. N. Y. do, do; ST amer Jas. s.
Green, Willets, n. u, merchandise to Morgan
Rhinehart; sundry fish craft, with 10000 6sh
to Jno. A. Knight shr. G. Hoffman Cham pion.
Aqua Greek, hay 10 Governments: schr. Anna
Shepard, Tucker. Washington, light; Young
America. Barbour, Washington, light Henry
CASTOR, Aibro, Washington, light; schr. N. q.
Harris, Layton. do, do: G. l.. yanderhart,
Baker, do, do; schr. Geo. Henry, Soiliday.
Alex. do; and schr. Milton Harp, Davis, WASH
ington, do.
Castoll New York, coal from RAYS docks:
Geo. Henry, to fiotilla ON Potomac. and Chas
III. Molar, Baker, Boston, coal from Aenue's
dock; Daniel S. Williams, Cham berlain, New
York. coal from Cumberland Coal and Iron
Co: YIN. Harper, Davis, Dighton, Mass, coal
from Borden Mining TO.
Arrived by canal-Boats Rainbow, coal to
John Young; G. E. Detmold, II. q. and J. ID.
Turner, ceal to Cumberland Coal and Irof
Co; H. b. Crom well. VIM. barrow, Thomas
Sheridan, q. w. Summers, John s. Dutrow,
Gen. Rosocrans, ID. Cromwell, p. A. Healy,
S. K Hensell. NJ. Banks, coal to Rays docks;
r. b. Lynn, Liberty, Col. S. More, coal to Ag-
nue's dock; JAS. +. Essex, limestone to VIM. II.
Cooley; Ann f. Darby, flour to b. Darby; VIM.
Hext, G. A. Fauble, coal to Borden Mining Co.
Business dull. Markets unchanged; whole
sale quotations as follows:
Flour, super, S6.50aS6.623: extra, S7as7.25;
family. aS.25a $3.50; pSrby's, $40; Rays, $i0.25;
We'ch's. Sl050 Wheat, red, S1.50aS1.56 white,
SlG5as175. Germ, yellow, CSC: white, 9scasl.
Oats, by measure, 6Ga65c. Mill stuf-mid-
dlings, Sea55c.; brown stuff, Soc; shorts, 35c.
Hay. x25aS3V Potatoes, i0aSGc.; apples, Sia
$50; cider, common, 1sa22c.; do, clarified.
25a30c.: Champagne cider, SASS per case;
whisky, 4ic. salt G. A. SIS lS0; fine S2.75;
bulk, c5c. per bushel Cumberland coal, a.25a
1851: anthracite. $3.50. Wood, pine, S4.5aaS5;
oak. S5.50aS6. Lumber, pine, S25 per M. Plas-
ter, lump, IS: ground. S9a. Herring, as per M
Shad, Sl2 per hundred CUBA.
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OUR MILITARY BUDGET
YICESRERG

N1ChSbI HI.
Up TO II a. m. to day, nothing had been re-
ceiyed in Washington from Vicksburg later
taan was published in the Star of the day be-
fore yesterday. We may not improperly add,
we apprehend, that private information from
experienced officers now i'll that vicinity, writ
enas Gen. Grant was about to commence the
siege of that city, expressed the opinion that it
would be a work Of at least week OF two ere
its reduction could be looked for. We do not
share the apprehension Of many around us
that Joe Johnston can possibly relieve the be-
leaguered ere that time shall have elapsed as
tine topography Of the country in Grants rear
seems to offer ]. as many obstacles as Grant
finds in prosecuting the siege. That is, indie
pendent of the difficulty of collecting for
midable army there. So we do not take the
discouraging view Of the current lack Of news
of finality Of the operations in that quarter,
IN which the ssdoubting Thomases' are just
now INDUCING, to their own intense discom-
Tort
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NAVAL OPERATIONS IN ALBEMARLE
SOUND -.

The following report from Admiral Lee was
received at the Navy Department to-day:
y. S. FLAG SHIP MINNESOTA, OF Nerporps
Ncrs, "a, May 81, 1e63.-Sir: report from
1t. Comdr. Flusser, dated May 9th, has infor-
nation of recent naval operations in Albe-
marie Sound and its tributary streams.
Act'g Vol. Lit. French, who was sent with
the Whitehead to cruise about the eastern end
of the sound, to break up the contraband
trade there, under date of the 5tii, reported to
lit Gomdr. Flusser that on the Goth ult. he
captured large two.masted boat without
deckl, containing some 500 lbs. of tobacco,
sailed and owned by Mr.. Sawner, OF Eden
was bound to Nag's Head, after goods
In the Alligator River he reports that he
captured or destroyed several boats, which
were engaged in illicit traffic, and selzed on
tobacco, bags, lard and talIow, belonging to
persons who, as A. Y. Lieut. French says, ssare
directly engaged in supplying the rebel army,
as the proof is in my opinion, from perfectly
reliable men, Their houses are said to be
used as depots for rebel supplies.
The Valley City was sent up the Chowan
River. Under date of the ith her commanding
officer reported the capture or destruction of
several boats, the dispersion of rebel pickets,
the capture of their arms. He assembled as far
as the State line. On his return he sent Acting
Ensign ]. Cullaton on shore, with an armed
boat's crew, and burned the grist mill OF J. 3.
WHICH, He iedTHeu from 1Ou0u
on the premises. was grinding corn for the
rebel cavalry.
While proceeding down the river The rebels
opened fire on the Ealiy City. Acting Engi-
neer John Cullatin, received Il serious though
not fatal wound, through the groin, by rifle
ball. The Valley City replied promptly with
musketry, shell. grape and canister, killed and
wounded, 1t IS supposed, a numbex OF the
rebels.
Lieut. Commanding Flusser reports that
lately when at Hartford, on the Perquimans
river, the rebels were gathering in provisions
for their army at Suffolk.
He landed at Hyman's Ferry, on the Roam
oke river, with soldiers and sailors captured a
cavalry picket of four men with their arms, in
which affair Mr.. Benson, of the Commodore
Perry, was severely, though not dangerously,
wounded by rifle ball through the right
shoulder. S. p. LEE, A. r. Admiral.
Commanding n. A. Is. So uadron
Hon. GIDEON WELLEs, Secretary Navy.
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TELEGRAPHIO.
FROM VICKSBURG.
THE REBELS CLAIM TO HAVE REFUSED
SIX ASSAULTS By GRANTS ARMY, Bot
ARE FEARFUL OF THE NEXT ONE

PHILADELPHIA, May 2S.-The Bulletins
special Cincinnati dispatch says: By way of
Murfreesboro we have rebel news THAI Penn
berton has repulsed six assaults On Vicksburg,
but they greatly feared the next, which was
about to be made. They also say that Loring
cut his way through at Haynes Bluff and es-
capped. The fact is that whoever commanded
them was cut off from communication with
rebel forces in Vicksburg.
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SECOND edition,
THREE O'CLOCK P. n.
A REBEL RECRUITING OFFICER KILLED.

REBEL RECRUITING oYFICER KILLED.
Charles Hume, rebel soldier, was shot
day or two ago by solae Of Gen. Schenck's
command. near Port Tobacco, Nd. Ths cir
cnmAtances, as we have been able to gather
them, are as follows The object of Hums's
presence on this side Of the line being known
to be for the purpose OF recruiting for the rebel
army, he was closely watched, and finally
traced to house in the neighborhood, where
three of the guard demanded mis- surrender
Hume Immediately drew his revolver and
fired-the ball striking one Of the guard near
the elbow, intiicting painful, and perhaps
serious wound. The remaining two Of the
guard then levelled their muskets and fired ut
Hume, one of the balls entering his head, the
other his heart, causing his death instantly.
One Of Hume's companions, young man
named Nathaniel Bowie, of Prince George
county, escaped; the others-two in number
were captured, brought to this city, and con-
fined in the Old Capitol. One of them, Daniel,
by name, is said to be q relhtiye OF Roger A.
Pryor.
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LOCAL NEWS.

CRIMINAL CouHr, Chief justice Carter
This morning Francis Tierney, soldier,
charged with stealing So from John Redman,
plead guilty and received a nominal sentence,
and was ordered into the custody of the Pro.
vest Marshal to be sent to his regiment
Bud Lawson, Alias H. Gadsby, plead guilty
a nominal 81 Etence. So.
VIM YeaErr submitted his case, (being
charged with an assault on Henry Lewis and
W as tined 50 and costs.
julia; j. Prathtr was foand guilty Of stealing
skirt and dress from Miss Mary Bannerman.
and sentenced TO the peaitentiary for one year.
Pethoir Martin, . German soldier, charged
with stealing horse and bride from George
Eeai!ng, WAS ipnnd guilty and sentenced 70
two years in the Ienitenuary At Albany. q
Lewis Brown, coiored boy, charged with
stealing S5eG note and four dollars In specie
frem tho safe OF Lincoln Hospital. was con-
virted and sentenced TO two years in the Alba
hy penitentisry.
Joseph Taylor cplored. was found guilty of