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at. .Charleston-From Chattaneesa and
knoxville.
From late Richmond papers we take the fol-
lowing items:
Affairs At Charleston.
From Charleston Courier Sent ISL
The report OF the enemy having opened fire
on Wednesday from Black Island upon Bat
tery Haskell, it will be seen by the following
ROYALS HOUSE,, Sept %, 1so3-Capt Nance.
The papers report that Black Island batteries
oRened open on Has1eii yss.ssra.y: as Th.. mis-.
The gunboats in Lighthouse Inlet fired few
shots at Secession vile.
W. B. TALIAYERRo. Brig Gen.
Offcial-JoHs N. OTkY, A. A. G.
Throughout Friday Fort Moultris and Bat
terry Bee on Suliivan's Island, and Battery
Slmkins, on James Island, shelled the snemv
on Morris Island very severely. The fire be-
al Gregg and Wagner were completely checked
IN their digging operations in the afternoon for
come length of time.
From the following dispatches It will be seen
shols, exploding two OF the enemy's ammuni.
tion chests at Battery Wagner:
FORT JOHNSON, Sept. 25, y. m.
CGrtain Naace-A shell from Battery Sim
kiHs exploded an ammunition chest at Battery
Wagner a few moments ago.
lsignedI Q. BLASDIxs.
Fort JOHNSON. Sept a5 o. m.
Captain Nance A shell from Battery Sim.
kins has just exploded another ammunition
chest at wagner. o. BLAEDING.
AT Cummings Point a shell from Fort Moul-
trie exploded by the team of a wagon, killing
one horse and scattering those engaged in lead.
ing
Several times volumes of smoke were OBJ
served issuing from the batteries, supposed to
be from fires caused by our Shells
The Ironsides, four Monitors, and the rest or
the fleet, including the Nondescript, remain In
ahout the same position. The crew Of the
Monitor nearest the point were engaged in COW
ering the deck with some sort Of earth work,
having the appearance Of sand and yellow
clay mixed.
From East Tennessee-The Capture of
Cleveland. ="
IFrcm the Richmond Sentinel, Sept. 291
letter from the army of General Bragg, of
date the goth, gives the following account of
the capture of Cleveland, on the morning of
that day 1t is from participant ia that hand
some little affair: p at
Yesterday Colonel Hodge, who in on our
extreme right, was ordered to drive the Van
KEGS ont of Cleveland. He made a march and
reached there at daylight. Making a feint in
front, he STACKED in the rear, and after n shorr
hnt sharp affair Of forty five minutes. took ma
town, capturing sixty mounted men.1 kil,inr
,weive ana wounding twice as many more,
we also captured forty fine horses aud co uip-
ments, two stands Of colors, fine wagon. and
many other things Ne lost one M an Killed
and three wounded. The enemy were entsrely
surprised. 'rfH#r p 8.slas z 2. -, J 80 =
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N Matters in the Southwest,

CINCINNATI, Oct. 2.-Nothing further has
yet been received from Rosecrans or Burnside.
The ST. Louis Republican denies that either
SheImIn's corps or Smiths division has gone
to Chattanooga.
The Department of Kansas will be com
manded by General Mcneil. General Curtis
declined the honor of succeeding General
Blunt, who. report says is under arrest.
Sterling Price has been commissioned as
lieutenant general. He has supreme comm and
in the trans NJ Mississippi department, in which
the rebels claim to have fifty thousand troops
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PERSONAL.

AZ DR. DAVIS,S
NlETHOD or TREA TING ALL vEEEREAL and
Private diseased is fast gaining favor All persons
euneripg with Syphilis, Goporrh9a and Seminal
Meskness win do we'll to call upon him. FenAle
Diseases OF all kinda scientifically treated Char gas
moderate: Room No. -, 45S seventh street,
opposite Post Office. se Is Inns
NO IAPOSITION.-MADAME ReYs, Do<,,s,.
aad Astrolosist, was born with natural gift
Ehe tells the past and futnre-never known to fail
long. separated !; cures Ill diseases Business
strictly son6dsntial. Ho. 33S g street north,
corner Of 18th street west three squares from the
Patent Once. The only person that san show =
hlsassa Of future husband or absent friend in re-
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Sale ofU, s. Fiye.Twenties

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 2.-The subscription
agent reports the sale of S5U9,7U0 Of five-twen-
ties to-day. Deliveries of bonds are made to
the 30th of September. The organization of
National Banking Associations progresses ia :
yorably in all parts Of tine country, and there
tore the fve.twenties present the only par ba-
sis for circulation.
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- The commerce Of the port oil San Pras1,
CISCO Is SO rapidly increasing that tits belteve(
mat with an honest valuation Of imports, it
will soon be, if 1t is not already, the third port
in point OF revenue in the United States.
~ At the celebration OF Michaelmas, IN the
Trinity Church, New York. the ch lpiaip Of the
Russian frgate Alexander Nevsky was present,
and appeared to take great interest IL the
services. ! - .sssy -. So u 80 - -
SThe pleasure travel to Lake Superior has
been larger this year than ever before,
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Massachusetts State Laan.

BOSTON, Oct. lit is understood that the
Governor and council have opened the bids for
the State loan of 81 ,s00, 400, and have accepted
all at and above three per cent. premi um, which
are for but small portion required.
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NHH PAIL AND WINTER GOODS.
b. 81. DUv VAIL,
LA DuvalI L Bro.)
II O II Mt IA LOI

No. 4S4 Pezssplcsasa <rasssa,
la JUST hsturned from Hsw York. and 70 nev
opening choice assortment Of Faahiol able A
PAIL AND WINTER GOODS,
inn p,hsiiIs 9hins CLOTHS: Csssimsrs.. and Vet u
:iaal elegant style Of the Estabhshmsnt. '-.
GINFLEMBr,s yuRN1sH1ne Goops
VI every variety, embracir the finest Nsyli gee or
sa,rt Dress Shirt, Gloves Hosisry.
The former patrons Of the firm and the public
are respectfully inyitad to aaIl a a -nocuif
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=. snrGerrit Smith has contributed $500 In aid
Of widowss orphans, and other sufferers bv
the murderols raid OF Quantrell's band at
Lawrence, kaasas. s - "a Al tAs 80 =
= ~ Mrs Tom Thumb is not --- what her
friends confidently expected. iss@ - -
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DROPosALs FOR ROoFING FELT.
CAVALRY BuREAu,

oIyIcI OF oHIsr QUARrEkAA sTRR,
WASHINGTON, d. O., Heprem Der 9, 1858.
PROPOSALS are solicited lt this off ice for the far
Hishing Of ROOFING F1LT IN considerable guam
tiries, il may be required from time to time, In
She eonstruetion Of cavalry stables and barracks.
The fslt to be aerivsred At the wharf Of the
Cavalry De pot At Gisboro Point, near this city.
Bidders are requested to send with their bids
OF the quality OF Felt they propose to fur
Risk
Tie Felt win be subject to inspection on de-
livery. O. g. eAWTlLLI,
Lieut.. Col. and CHIEF gQuarternaster,
~ ie<H Cavalry Bureeu,
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First Report of the First National Bank.
! NEW York, Oct 2.-The first report of the
First National Bank of New York is published
to-day, and is considered highly favorable
The bank has been in operation only sixty
days, and Will soon increase its capital.
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Sales of w ool.

NEW YORK. Oct. THE wool market has
been very active this week The sales amount
to pCO, ,OCG pounds fleece vt 62a7G cents, besides
large sales Of foreign wool on private terms. g
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HGSTIkE go AsftlGns;Fs hRGa
IL WITH LARGE BACK BUILDING AT PUBLIC Auo.
rIo1.-On sATURDAY AFTERNOON, October
handsome and we'll built thres-story DWELLING
house, with thrse story brick back building stu
ated 1t the corner Of north u street and Beeond
street east. The lot fronts % feet street. and
rapHback l2s feet TO Is feet alley:
The house 10 newly built. ntains sixteen lar se
rooms, complete. with al the modern improve
msJ e. and IL in every respect hrst class house.
SPosssssion given October 1th, 1853.
Terms One third in cash the remainder in dx,
twelve. and eighteen months, with interest, -.
se2e:sod&da ]. Q. HcGUIKE q 90. Aueta
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New Gnnboat yicksburg

NKw YORK, Oct. 2.-The new steam gunboat
sVieksburg has arrived here from Mystic to
treceiye her armament 5ln4l - II saEc2t
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ADJUSTMENTS.

WASHINGTON TAEATER,
Csrns Of 11A aud C streets, near Penao. avenas
LEONARD 0AovER..... Temporary Lssssss.
THIS EVENING,
Last NIGHT But uNk IN THIS THEATER
Crest Comedy night with the xsainsnt Artists,
90 j J. W w MiA1hAcK,
MRS. FARREN,
GROWERS IMMENSE COMPANY.
Tonisht, tho Delightful COMEDY received on
Thurtday with such great qualification,
WILD OATS.
NJ; ~ l.: Davenport a. s........ ;;3..--. Rover
1aAe' CA rem 8e---. Lady AmarAuth
Con ncludinR with the Exs.avaxanzs,
A PLEASANT NEIGHBOR.
GROWERS, THEATER,
Pennsylrdnia Arenue. near Wii.arGs Hotel.
NEWLY BUILT.
WILL BE PREPARED TO GIVE
A PERFECT OPENING PERFORMANCE
THE EVENING or
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 6, 1863,
; With THE GREAT COMBINATION OF
LMINENT DRAMA TIC ARTISTS,
E. L. DAVENPORT,
J. w. WALLACK,
MRS. FARREN,
MISS SUSAN DENIM
AHD TEE FULL STRENGTH CT HIS
INN f N S E OMPAN
Includ ps Mrs. D Myron. Mrs Viola Barret, Mrs
n: Wilton Mrs r Scott. Mics sophy Climber
kendris Mrs Flora Lee. Miss Az onia W Ills, hiss
Mary Gren Miss Pike, Hiss Landig, Miss VI hilton
g. D. Myon bsa hSsss
Eohee, ]. Sinclair. John Mathews, 7 garksr,J
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1Iy'G j. i: 6. sFxlbfNa' sss D street sssi is's. I
EOk REHT-A FARM. containing $40 acres, six
george EQUITY bssnx and 81 nee
ee asrY oathuildipes, For terms, &c apply to Q.
g. 0,. as s: Ssss nj oIos
on the prem ifea.s oc l-<ts
T heights of Washington, at the junction Of a,st
sps 10 For s.
&: s; III
EXTkNsIVE MARKET FARM Fon RENT
or the
oestion within disi ance ofthe CITY markets
70 se a srsEn naaps es
,T,ALBQRTr. IA, on the premises, or G1O. NAT
Aise. for rent. FARM containing about one
bundled ten acres, located about one mile from
the @hss
room. and passage through the centre: For further
diPg HsLl - EEAk
t:I sI; sale Hsndsome and we'll built three story
En ssa 9b%ns %
ssn,,anins saloon Psilor, large hall dining room,
and hot and cold water. Well b uilI in every psr
IN
ture at valuation JAS. O. Nee UIRE CO..
fs9e et Anctcn and Commission Merchants.
EoE stLEna l7d.I BREAD saKEgY, with GOOD
oldest established stand in Georgetown, and at
present doing a larger bus meas tha has bse done
apply At 40 Bridge street Georssto~n Sc sstf
EOk sALE-A fire FRAME Cottage HOUSE,
Il beautifully iituated, cor tainine eleven rooms,
Of the Capitol FOR particulars appi TO J. O
G. OK at fnos. W. Williams Stables on sth street
kOR RENT-In a private family. for gentleman
L enly TWO very atty furnished secona story
CHAMBERS. location very desirable only thirty
sase b. psrment Reference | reSui.sd DanH aars aps
ttG New York avenue, near 18TH It. So 10 If
y EAL EsrATE AGENCY
Persons wanting to Rentor Purchase Dwelling or
Store houses can be accomrn sred Mt tn. keal
Es.a,s hssney Also. persons hayi; g ?ropsrty OF
.aa be furnished with the best Of purchasers snd
When desired, the very best of references can be
PFGAaF. COasWRLL JACKSON
Attorneys ana Coaaseftors m Ldtc ana Real ESt0is
ASS Seventh street oppo, the Post omca-Roous
lse 10 Imsl 10 and 20 up stairs.
VALUABLE LOT FOR sALE-On Il, tetwsan
Northern Market Tranth three feet FROM with iFS
sSF5 4 HsS6k e5aak.N ypSSs M tos Fssa
4 FAKk NEAR WASHINGTON IN MONT
"A GOMERY COUNTY FOR SALE-rhe sub
scriber being unable to give it any attsntoo off-rs
for sale his farm. The land is in Berrys District
about 10 miles from Washington near tie Brook
vile Turn pike. 1t contains about acres ninety
o. hich are under culti atlOn and have been well
lined; the rest of it in pine aud chettput The
land lays we'll: i. well watered verr easily in
proved ana in 9 short time would double the price
asEad Tor it, The i'm proyements Consist of q small
Cottage, an excellent barn, recently built, corn
house, &C. - T a.9 ..s #E.
Terms One-third cash the balance in oas, two
and three years.
Ifthe pu rchaser desired, the crops on the land
would be disposed of and possession given i'm
madistely. Apply TO LOUIS MACEALL, Ja,No
4J DDnhartOD street tTorgetown. ~ T-eotf
TOR kENT-A fna STORE on Seventh street,
l. one of the best locations in Washington for
my Susinsss: Apply At the Gosling kestaursnt,
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m -. MUsICAL IHSTEUM1NTa. 80 ri ;.
III HI Cheapest, place a the, CITY g ct Musical
eordeens, BanJos, rsmboariens, prums, lifss, az.
Ee Together with Instruction Books Tor al IL! )!
60sWELLDg Fancy and Military sto1ss 300 j
street, near 1ltb. 4 Ieun. ohron se7t-ln
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W. HIDES HID1s. sEsi -
w Ill Be sold at Public Auction, on sve1y
WEDNESDAY And SATURDAY, at II O'clock
m at the Wharf on Sixth street, Washineton, OH
sale .&zF@. ~ tgs. 3 a-.hlf esaI
FERN. s.sh, in Treasury notes. 70 :: ssM q sas
10 Is iOhron.I 1t. Col. and d. &. b.
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FOR SALE AND RENT.

EOR RENT-A FURNISHED HOUSE, near
Il State D-pArtmel t; heated By furnace. With sAs
and ater. Terms two hund cd dollers per nlonth
in sdvancs. Known city references required. Ap-
ply to H., C. sPALDING, 3Ss street, near loth
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MILITARY SUBSTITUTES.
HEADQUARTERS -The high
- est prices viii be raid for S q BSTITUT I Els for
DRAFTED men. Those in want of Substitutes viii
fnd it to their interest to apply at the "IntslN-
gerce and Real Estate Office, )" No 511 Ninth st.
near Pennsylvania avenue. =
au loft NJ H MILLER
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nsS T5H1 CO. Asss,se:sf; Ss

rs g
seEs g m r:
sno K and L street. north lying veil with the
6ish Of and :uppii.d DIV With a som.
yer, choice fruit trees.
house, Containing four rooms. and barn.
s,.ht.:n nSnths. .ith iii,eIsss. secured ~ desd
.ss so&ds J. q. Moa UIRi Il ( CO 1aet..
ByGRBBN & WILLIAMS. Aucsionsers.
TRUsTE1B SALE o. THREE-sTORY BRICK
and recorded in Iibsr <. No. % "a iolios @ as.
Sa PSSe IN
premises, ON TUESDAY, the 9th day Of October,
1868, at s o'clock p. m, the following described
An that certain piece Of land lying in the city of
north part of Lot No. 49, In Square No. 7s5 bounded
and described as follows: Beginning 1T point on
Sss T:s nd 4.asss tSss:
porth on the line Of Fourth street s1 est inches;
thence vest on the hne Of the lot 81 feet to an 81
inches and thence east 81 feet TO ths place of be.
ginning. excepting and reserving from the premises
above described an alley about feet wide AMI %
premises also. excepting strip Of land AZ inches
The premises above described are improved by .
three, story brick dwelling house. and situated
Fl
+ a.ss 8 .s &:
Conveysncing st the cost OF the purchaser.
on giving three days notice of such resale. -
se1seosd. GREEN { wfEEIAss, sTEEENs russss suesrs
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DRo PosALs YoR HORsIs.
6AyALRY BuRRAU.


w.ss.:.ss or: g. =: So s:.s.s Is. isss
si o. .aS T ?:
Aysred q PittsbuIs. Fsnnsy .nia PhiiadsShis
Es:Ainsson City. Syracuse, n. T., or Indianapolis
Proposals. Win bs considered for the furnishing Of
hands high, from Ave go to nine (s) years old we'll
s.S and q ne. o@ i. built In good
Is: ability Of ths. bidder to tulnl bis agreement
whose signatures must ss APPENDED to the guar
Ths responsibility Of the suarantors mast BE-
ns.Iest Di.trict Court. or Of tie Uaitsd States
.Propossi: must p sadress.a 70 Lis.ts..nt
s'sns Sss: sa {: ::'.:': S:
Lieut.. oe,. and g Si:si g; $500. ssaxrns
- ID II Cavalry Bureau.
CKALED PROPOSALS Y0R YURNIsHINa The
Rs 81
18th day ofoctobsr, lses The Hay to be Of ths
to Be- s
of delivery. and the WEIGHT so determined 70 be the
a VIII Ss srs. Z
MADE WITH sss sa
MADE IN osrtiseatss Of cone De
to Ss
WITH, A. B. Q. and Q. g. a2s 6 street. Washing
ID Mayors OFFICE, Oct. j, 1853
Il ROPOSALS will be received At this Off ce until II
o'clock m on Monday. the 5th instant, for grading
and gravelfn Nine teenth street west, from to II
street north; the gravel to be nine inches in the
eenter, taperns OF to four inches towards the gat
ter line, r. -
BIDDERS will state the price per sQusre yard for
grsVeling and cubic yard for gr adfnx oosynr
Commissioner Of the first Ward.
FAM EL STOrr,
JACOB RUPLE,
oc2-td Assistsnt CoDmiss' oners.
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SPLENDID GRAPES o,.,,,

SAMPLES Of these delieions Grapes may 30 seen ..
GiImsnT Drug Store, Pennsyfvania svenue, near
MetropolitaD Hotel, where all orders LETT WIN
ceiye prompt attention. They may also be had at
Pesrsons Fruit store, Nos 4sl and 493 Highth
street and at stsu No. in the Centre AarGst,, on
1hf, 1sas Ion ns
saYp!sd da q in snai or .sfs e SS:n ~.
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TOR RENT-A fne STORE on seventh street,
l. of the best locations in Washington for
any business. Apply st the Goslinx Restaurant,
No. 247 Penn I've. bet. 18th and 18th sits jy25 If
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FROM THE SOUTH.

News from Rebel kourcex-The Operations
ats tsCharieston From Chattanooga and
knoxville.
From late Richmond papers we take the fol-
lowing items:
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OR RENT-In a private family for gentem man
Il enly TWO very II atty furnished tec0na story
CHAMBERS. location very desirable only thirty
,arcs east of The railroad and Riggs Bank aud
State Department Reference required Inquire
tf New York avenue. near 18th It, So 70 If
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FORD'S NE THE TER.
TENTH STREET, ABOVE f.
JOHN I. PoRD. Mapager md I Proprietor
The New York herald., 1863-02-07
THE WEEKLY HERALD.

The Exciting News from Chnrlesfon-
Dashing Raid OF Rebel G-unboats ON the
Biocknding Flcet-Map OF the Scene OF
Oporntions-The New Vicksburg Expe-
ditiOn-nap OF the Mississippi from
VicksburG TO Port Hudson-The Latent
News, &c., 30.
The WEEKLY HERALD. for the present week, will be
ready this morning at ten O'Clock, and will conain the
highly exciting Rebel Accounts Of the Raid OF their Gun
boats on the Blockadng Fleet or Charleston they claim
ing the Destruction OF Portion and tho Dispersion OF
Remainder OF the Union Fleet with Map showing the
scone OF the Raid and tho Rebel Preparations the
Defence OF Charleston.
Interesting account, from special correspondent, OF
the Movements and Progress Of the New yicksburg
Expedition. with fine Map OF the Mississippi river from
VictHburg to Port Hudson.
Account of tho Defeat OF the Rebels the ackwater
river, Va, with Map OF the Scene OF Operations
II will also contain the Latest News from the Union
Forces North and South and all interesting Intelligence
relative to the Progress Of the War News
Europe; Interesting and Valuable Reading for
Farmers the Iatest Sporting Intelligence; Reviews u
the Money Produce and Cattle Markets and all news oS
the week OF interest or Importance.
Terms-Two dollars per year. Single copies. In wrap
pers five ceuts
The New York herald., 1863-02-07

authorized 70 be ssucd In like the sixth
ana seventh sections hereby adopted additional
sS.ons OF this act. And tho provtssns and penalties
suth and seventh sections shall extend and Apply
=. pe's oao sha mttat, count rfet, Dsdke sell any
I sach as ru used rrorsed u bc used for the fr1e
s'o"d ne' p'silred or 10 he pr1red te 7roasup De
Pu'.n1 osisng. aud 10 all officials OF the Treasury d..
patment engaged In engraving and preparing tue bonGs
ana fractional currency hereby authorized 70 b. s
500, anu " an oicai and unofficial persons IN any man
nor employed under the PROVISIONS this act And the
sum o. SIX hundred Thousand dollars hereby arpro.
pa out OF any money IN tle Treasury not otherwise
po 70 enable the Secretary OF tho Treasury 70 carry
thus ACT into effect
Passed House OF Representative. January 26, 1858
Attest; EN-. ElhERDGE, Clerk.
The New York herald., 1863-02-07
NEW YORK HERALD, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY Z, 1863.

mont Twenty thousand appropriated specially for
experiments with naK and hemp under tho auspices os
three competent persons.
CALIFORNIA LAND SUIT.
Since tho conclusion OF the argument the Amaden
case the Supreme has been engaged OF the
United States Galbraith and others, Involving tho
title TO five square leagues Of lana In California.
THE ooNrRABAND CAMP.
The oontraband camp in this city has only fifteen hun.
dred inmates at present. The smallpox patients have
been removed TO suitable quarters.
The New York herald., 1863-02-07
M nrkets.
PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.


PnIAnELIGilA. Feb q, 1859.
Stocks irregular. Pennsylvania 5's, lO5 Reading Rad
road, s5, Morris Canal. 3D. Long Island Railroad 2Tt,
Pennsylvania Railroad, 81. Sight exchange Now York
at par.
BALTIMORE, Feb. @, 1863
Flour dun st ~ 75a$S STh for Ohio extra. Wheat
frm sales a red at 81 81 81 TO- and OF white at IN
changed prices Corn dull and without alteration. whls
key, 64c. 65c. Groceries inactive but steady.
PmiADnf1nA, Feb. o, 1863.
Brcadstus quiet and unchanged. Oats steady at O0c
Clio. Whiskey at g.
The New York herald., 1863-02-07

Last Day or Miss Warren a Barn um's.
She viii be married ner Tuesday and appear
In public life See her now, Splendid dramatic
performance At II A. NJ, ~ and r. NJ, and ~ in the