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Evening star., 1863-04-28

MUSTERED OUT OF SRRvIcR.-The 10th Maine
Regiment, Col. Geo. L. Beal, arrived here last
night about II o'clock, (havng been mustered
out OF service and proceeded TO Soldiers Rest
They left Stafford Court House at noon yester.
day. This veteran regiment, organized origin.
ally for three months service, but at the expira-
tion OF that time reorganized for two years
including the time they had already served
They were in the engagements at Winchester,
Cedar Mountain, Rappahannock, Sulphur
Springs, South Mountain, ard Antietam
Evening star., 1863-04-28

NOTORIOUS REBEL GUERRILLA CAPTURED.
Col. McReynslds, commanding U. s. forces
II Berry Vile, Va, informs Brig. Gen. Kelley
that be has succeeded in capturing Capt. Lay
poled. One OF the most notorious rebel guerilla
leaders in the service. Seven Of his men were
captured at the same time
Evening star., 1863-04-28
TELEGRAPHIC.
THE ENEMY BURN A BRIDGE ON
THE BALTIMORE AND OHIO
RAILROAD.

HARPRR's FERRY, April 2s.-Bditor Star d:
News has reached here that the rebels yester-
day burned a small bridge near New Greek.
The force engaged in this work were doubtless
presence at MoorfieldI notified you yesterday.
They will hardly be able to do any more dam.
age to the road, as their exact position is thus
made known.
Evening star., 1863-04-28

PBRsoNAL.-The Secretary of State, accom-.
panied by the Assistant Secretary of State, the
Russian, Swedish, and Bremen Ministers
Baron Grabow, and others, (as stated by Us
Yesterday left on the steamer Carrie Martin
on Sunday, on an excursion down the river
On reaching Aqua Greek, they took cars and
proceeded to Falmouth, and passed the nigh,
at Gen. Hookers headquarters. The troop:
were reviewed by them yesterday morning
after which they took the steamer at Aquis
landing, and proceeded on their trip.
Superintendent Kennedy, of the Census Blu.
reau, returned to the city last evening, and re.
sumed his duties this morning.
Commissioner OF Pensions Joseph H. Bar.
rett, left the city last evening for brief visit
to the Army of the Potomac.
Evening star., 1863-04-28

SA correspondent at Suffolk. Virginia,
writing on Thursday, says: "Ws are closely
hemmed in. the enemy are on all sides Of us,
save our rear. This Is now secure They have
force Of from 10000 to 40,0CO men. 1t was
their evident design to attack us the first day
that they drove in our pickets, thinking to find
us unprepared, but observing their error on
this point, they paused to consider-and still
pause"
Evening star., 1863-04-28
)ROPOsALs FOR HORSES

CHIyY ouAnrRaxAsTsR's OgrIoE,
Washington, D. O., April Is, 1885,
, ss s' e. y 4 aaa g
O'Clock n. for furnishing the Government with
{! ,9ol two thousand Horses, Of the following de-
For Cavalry, q 500 one thousand Eve hundred
between ave and eight years Of age, % Of dark eoors,
veil broken 10 the saddle eompactlY built and free
ir'm al osie''s ARr1LLERY, ~
oa per sAfs,iiery, sf, fsoo1 Eve hundred Horses rom
T ave and Of Of
eoiors, free from all defects we'll broken to har-
ness, , eomPacly built, and TO weigh not less than
PROPOSALS.
The full name and post office address Of the bid
der must appear in tbs proposal
~ bld 1s made In the name of 8 firm, the names
OF an tne parties must appear, or the bid Will be
Proposal: Ls from d.sleyHl Parties ,si4 not b COZ;
from successful bidders before signing the con.
is for cavalry or Artiiery Horses and IL NO eass
must both be bid for on the same paper.
he
each class complete in it,slfnd having no refer
Proposals must Be % To GsI snf D. kuoE
ER; Quartermaster =. S. Army Washington, D. O.,
and she9ld be plainly marked Proposals for
bonus equal in amount to half the sum to be re-
ceived on the contract. signed by the contractor
and two responsible securities viii be required OF
successful bidders.
Bidders must be present in person when the bid,
are opened.
Blanks for bonds can bs procured upon applica
tion being made at this Office, either personally.
By letter. or by telegraph
Inspection, DELIVERY, &C.
All Horses contracted for under thia advertise
nlent will be subject to rigid inspection and those
not conforming to the specification. win be re-
jected.
No Mares will be received
The Horses must be delivered in this city, within
twenty days from the date of the contract
Payment to be made upon the com pletion of the
contract, soon thereafter as the Chief Quar-
tel master shall e infunds
The CAVALRY Horses will be awarded in lots
OF (2OI two hundred each, and the ARTILLERY
Horses in lots OF $3.50 two hundred and ffty ca n
unless the Chief Quartermaster should deem 10 for
the interest OF the Government TO vary the number
The Chief Quarternaster reserves TO himself tho
right to reject any all bids that he may deem too
high. D. H RUCKER
an "a e. Colonial and Chat 0nartaHinasts.r
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VIOLATING THE REVENUE LAws.-Yestsr-
day the Revenue steamer Tiger arrived at the
Navy Iare with two priZes,-one a schooner,
loaded with suffers stores, which cleared from
Baltimore for this city, but was captured 60
ing into Aqua Greek; and the other q sioop,
laden with whisky, which was going into the
same port.
Evening star., 1863-04-28
SENT TO THE OLD CAPITOL

Col. Baker has arrested and committed to
the Old Capitol, Capt. Krause, A. Q. NJ, for
alleged malfeasance in Office. 1t is alleged
that in connection with his business-that OF
experimenting the burial OF dead horses-he
has accepted bribes. Capt. Krause is well
known in the Sixth Ward, and wa. formerly
a captain in the I'd District regiment, from
which he was transferred to the Quartermas
ter's Department.
Evening star., 1863-04-28

THE THIRD DISTRICT School. HoUsE.-This
morning the excavation for the foundation of
the Third District School House. which is to
be erected near the corner of Pennsylvania
avenue and Eighth street east, was commenced.
Evening star., 1863-04-28

AN ATTEMPT TO ESCAPE FROM THE OLD
CAPITOL PRIsoN.-Col Baker, Government
Detective, has just unearthed another deep laid
scheme for the release Of prisoners in the Old
Capitol prison
Quite number of persons holding high
positions here figure in the affair The plan
was TO bribe Government officials with large
sums of money. The matter has been brought
to the attention Of the proper authorities, and a
thorough inv estigation will be made.-Cor PhI.
Inquirer.
NATIONAL LoAN.-Subscriptions to the ma
tional loan, st the office Of Jay Cook Co.,
amounted yesterday to $2.2o5. 1000.
Evening star., 1863-04-28

SELLING LIQUOR TO SOLDIERS Charles
Meinhart was yesterday arrested and commit
ted to the Central Guard-house, charged with
selling liquor to soldiers.
Evening star., 1863-04-28

CHANGE OF PLACE.-By the advertisement
elsewhere, it will be seen that the places for
the meeting on Wednesday night OF the Tn
conditional Union men of the First, Second and
Fifth Wards have been changed for others
more eligible
Evening star., 1863-04-28
THE NATIONAL LOAN

PHILADELPHIA, April 2s.-The subscription
10 the Fiye-rwenties at Jay Cookies Office yes
terday, and o-day up TO noon, is three million
and a half. One Philadelphia Bank took three
hundred thousand this morning
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FROM NORTH CAROLYN,

FROM NORTH CAROLINA,
ALL QUIET AT NEWBERN AND WASHING
TON.
NEW YORK. April 28.-The steamer North
ener, from Newborn on the Goth inst, brings
sixty discharged soldiers. All is quiet there
and at Washington.
Evening star., 1863-04-28

TCENTkR MARKET.-The public are here
srns o%WsTA MN Ss hsS II
!. Henry NY LHLEs clsrk gle Center Market.
r ,SEG0N sEG0Np 3or%hI WARD yNCoNDITIoNAL
OF on " sS M Of s
n ss for the
hall being considered too small for the Surpose .
NJ UNCONDITIONAL UNION TICKET.
We are authorised to announce sAMURL T.
for the to the Office of Register At
ensuing eIecton IN June. ap 8-3t'
M UNCONDITIONAL UNION TICKET.
We are authorized to announce WILLIAM
tohei ~ the present incumbent, as q candidate
sans .oi ssotsp to hs se' of a. tho
~UEooNDITIoNAL UNION TICKEM.
1{Nos are e.. susaeri,sd , to announce WILLIAM
election to the Office Collector Of Taxes It the
eLsolng election N June up z.3t' .
T gEGC0NpITIohAL ONION MEN, AT
the places in the following list, for the
to one to Be- sup
ported at the ensuing election
first Ward-Stott's Building, 10th st. and Pa. ay
Second Wsrd.Medicsl College, st near nth
Third ward,first story Temperance Hall.
Fifth Ward Colum bia Er sine House
Sixth Ward-Odd FeIlovs' Rsil, Sth st
Seventh Ward-1sland Hall corner Va avenue
and 6th st. tRepub Chron.l ap a5-td
9-THE PLACES OF MEETINGS IN THE
sh0ve hst have been changed as foiisws:
usirtt Mnrd-Erom Stotts Building to Ck aries
s,rsa, House. on street, between Hth and lsth
Second Ward-PIom Medical COLLEGE to Nathans
1HSSIH, Assembly Rooms,) corner 18th street ana
onS Venue, Two squ Ares below Pa sveaus
N LMtn ware meeting viii bs held at Ossvaris'
4su CaptSoi Aill Instead of the Columbia "A Ripe
Honse, II peing inconyenioat to obtasn the Iuxins
xss sHtIeiT ~ .SiaS e 3D.
ths Ward w,l pieess take notice. ' svsS q e"
rUNc0N1IaIoEA1 UNIoE MEN. Ar
N TENTI0N. An adjourned msetin . .f ehs
S bas 9nioa 9s msn Of the IOprs
Cits H.I. on %sDE th hHin:SsSir ia:saSs E The
M, for The purpose Of noetnating eandldstMs p
ap q g 10. @. CLAYTON Sec.
~ ATTENTION. IIyTH WARD UNION
N hlH,-There will be NEE u ng Of the IN
SSSesihaSHA VTisp Asa e sss Fth Wi;d on WE'D
O'Clock, in Wards Building. corner Of Penn ave-
nue nsd ID street, - nonirate Eve delegates to
the senefE convsntsn TO sel<cs oanai6atss for the
omsss OF Ooiisctof. hexister and Survevor. The
previous eau 70 meet at the CoIumbia Engine
House 70 reyekss. the hAss of the engine house
being eonst6esea Too sDar ~
spN-y' MANY yGrsRs FIFTH WARD,
Evening star., 1863-04-28

FALL OF GOLD.
NEW YORK. April as.-Gold opened to-day
at 1I9X.
Evening star., 1863-04-28

CUMBERLAND, Md, April 27-18 p. Md
stor Of the Star: We have news here tonight of
an engagement between our forces at Cheat
Mountain and those of the rebels, in which the
latter were W cleaned out"
Evening star., 1863-04-28
UNION VICTORY,

THE ENEMY "CLEANED OUT AT CHEAT
MOUNTAIN
Evening star., 1863-04-28

Washington Money Market.NS
Quotations for stocks, coin and .uncurrent
money, furnished by Lewis johnson &c Go,
Bankers:
Buying. Selling
q. 8. Coupon Bonds, 1891 go. .1O6k 106x
Do, 1881. 5.20s. ...par So p
u, S. 7.3u Notes. ....,, ssss.ssslOO& --.- lD6 a
Quartsrmasters' Checks. .99}
New Certificates.
Washington Corporation stock, par,
u g. Demand Notes. .H3a149
American Gold. ..-......... .H3a149 -.t-
American Silver. 1870
NEW YORK RATES.
Coupon 6s, 1881. 1o6x; 7.30's, 1865 Demands
1&ek; Gold, 1i9x,
Evening star., 1863-04-28

Latest QuoTATIoNs-WAsHINGT MON
EY MARKKT-Furnishedb by Lewis johnson h
Evening star., 1863-04-28

~ psrfnsrship in the brerery businsss i.t.i.t
1st,ns between the undersigned, in the name Of r,
sSuRpea Cook. and conducted at the N0feJa
consent John Cook VIA coatinue the basinsSs "a
toe same place. - d. RUPP6L
esorssta~a. D. Q. Asril ssa. Ha, sss5as
Evening star., 1863-04-28

n%U UNCONDITIONAL UNION TICKET.
We are authorized to announce 'SaMCRL
DOUGLASs, the present incumbent as a candidate
ensuing election in June AZ "a az.
Evening star., 1863-04-28

MECHANICAL RUsINESs.-A person having
~ practical ktnowiedge of steam and other ma: ma
manufacture of bricks and other goods made from
clay, is desirous of forming business connection
TO engage in a manufacturing mechanical bust
ness. Address Box 721 Post Office, Wasnin ston,
l. C anol Ivs
Evening star., 1863-04-28
UNION TICKET,

fORSi TIL the present incumbent. as a candidata
for election to the Office of Surveyor at tho en-
suing election in June anNsta
Evening star., 1863-04-28

oH ICE PIfCHERsl
~ lat i,ast rOoelved at remarkably low pfioes
q. ". BOfnL16 SON.
: ., II -sodss 5..s Sil. Irea HaRs
Evening star., 1863-04-28

S2S RLWARD1Win be given 70 any person if
their disease and Symptoms, without seeing the
Rss,,eint BY chemical snalysis Of the URINE the
markahe snccess, and are we'll known to distin-
guished ph{ HciAns and surgeons in Europe and
Anerica. The only botanic physicians praeticinE
IL Washington, oface L 9 south street, opposite
smithsonian Institute, between 9th and 10th.
Evening star., 1863-04-28

"ANTED.By the lst Of May, q first class UR-
W NlSHED HOUeE, clean and ready to occupy,
with all the modern improvements, between the
Presidents Mansion and the Capitol, and near the
avenue. Address ''R. A. T." care :. A. Driver.
City Post Once. ap24.lHs
Evening star., 1863-04-28

! 'IFEACHER Neutrality-suspicious. In writing
! L will be received until Wednesday, 6th of MAY
nsat from ladies' snalaed for the position to take
| town. D: G. Salary $40 per annum Address
THOb. JEWELL, Secretary of the Board of Guar
! dams. Rp l8-eo9t
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N'fe hnsnnn ores r not '''i'.i " hei'
s''s COD en' y WI! i''lo ne 'iH' of Pc.
70 ~ 'cunh wore NON ''t "e =, s1d
"a, " ''"i '.Ar' ''''' 'h'T 80 t" Lave
~ nc ''N''' h''' N''' ''''"" ac'up'e
W." 'e' y w '.'' ~ 10 nv Hc''Ih pt
'nonh''1' Hni eNi 'f'H' r'prat.o'.. Then
"''' " 10 '' IN t'"fi 'hi 'al hy tle !inh
avenue pc And 'p'r n q ue'- y.
y" course tue small i'"'' !'' 'a" e'.rnp,a e
Ne" f"s "'i w. h'I "a. Il s'o h,t more,
'IAi'ph' are D cay ~ t.r O. :, emu'"us
'''' our "a Ant R''' Iri-'n'y Wash
''t"'' C"''Af', s"' - host ~ m'n'' ra.eHwh
y" H. NEW ''h -'t GLOW sui. s. ar, must
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THE NEW YORK SUN.
,,1rEDAY MoRy!Na. OCT. 10. 1863.


1.r 90, -. H.,ch .' E,r a. -ftt IN htac-i.
- f.r--, Ice, -aniI- SIN mary Il VIII. h rp.
t,,-,i IA y"-t, riAy's 81 =, come, ia 20 d me 10
tca.rm that "a, tc,n .,ciiel , senator
q. v+u's l.cons.icie3 snd .rjilicious speech On
go rr .ln ri ,U' m. TIE Var ~ That N soo-
''ts,' ~ state n Fure',n Afirs shoId vndi ate
g., o re- tirued 10y t.cG ,g .r1.u.ul q lica b .
a tu. uit,r, IN relation & D." uno1pt oied AID
o." tie ''"Lt. conncctsI vs. th or ci'J Vsr, pre-.
is graf T. ibs s-sI ah,e ttst ,hc Ensl.sh Gov.
'ttet At least di,psed to stand "a.
'..I.y b"atd' Ys ST. tc tYt.ro. IL $50 IN
e. iis that toish Eig'sui may not atone
',s @tonz' d"rcto In Ne pN,', ye, be vii
80 p'n'y newt our ensmle' ant -, AMI
.t zee o. Locus S.rotgoS IN, he must not
''1u' on tie coop,taton o. Lrg and ia his
{ cne' agailtt N.,to snd The uui,ad states.
1,.tt.w IN MT ~ iroad d,dI.uon from Earl
r. ttrtL stee'h "a appsr NJ - those that hsso
'rf'd O. ~oYrfc - .T,tg ~ 'o1ie tine past.
~ in . ,La lru'ln 'cinsn, o. Tho HeNcsn mon
hrit rrrf-at1m" ty Marsha FoLTy aud the
- .s.trts u No 60. mere he. teen sensible
s.''.tion Il 70 ~ between Frame and Gag.
0.n., md lem ~ u nc AFTER towards tbs
fr''i siN"s rs i- illustrated ~ the litter
'o't ~ NJ" hnund Iross ags,rlt England. aud
- 'At.' b. to vitadfswal, u Ligt duI. con. o,
W.. hA'ps, for whom HI gaud rsii 'on. tive va
m Ions NJ dollars n couple OF yeas tg,. sni ct
ta1ly ohcrttd ~ shn h,s .rlcc 4 .c,vcred N her
80. ferbAps, to. ,he Nap conc progr, n me Tor
ne eva tst'on Of 80 "Ln'n rsc',' may lave con.
"'ru'.i IN m sagit t'gree tot riotc lcrdly
F"icj o. tHs PNHsssr. , government. and TIC
q.
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The Ileci orr NrNt NNrrk

TUE result OF tho Poins' lyara aud O,io dec.
sions, on Tuesday lcxt. T. sutc p tea w., yr.at
interest ~ 20 ii AIS Of ri p.t,s. Il q, ~.
mos: impossible to predict " ~ ANY deg e., Z .c-
t,n,y the vac IN olt,o. s..tc. cur. both
labor, or sp'e,h.ira a. 49, t,s rUr. o.c. : arhc
Repu' li"ns sPio.r TO hay' the Maid w.. 4. ,,,
both ses. 1D,y century ave - r-,p ....e-.,.cr
IN ''sretnosch-,' e'eraI p &c ava, m IA j =.
generals and UIe tacu vi 80 gtp.tst ,..ct.
oic'-hold' ~ en- on t.c 'tnrV. ..ti-. 49, +.
rule, that ali Who oppose tem -h.l.- b. lsr g.
In msnuer .hst luo,' -'p len ihs rho =
argument 10 The unWa. %. O. g ucr, .rt .r. fore
can my appeal to tL,ir p .iat. .o, % ia. AIT.
toN.
Tie late Maine and Calf r1is r.,... r.a.cNy
means coneIusiy o! tn sui, % P,uu- .,,u,. agt
"'No' Last year the D'norr.:' .ic.,g.,t On tie
Sea'Sia Of OHIO, r,nns, Nlu,s eul >cy York
'e'. l'ectdei hy tet ats u al ia r..l .u I..sg
''"'H However ty N means ll NV th.t q
'tnhS resitwil take l.cc th., va. o. to
contrary there 500 10 Lo t. .,ncr ..,. =
aver OF gYne the Adm aIfust.uu ~ mer
"h'ne 10 CRY out Il, u..f... ,pl t.sb
is Of Iopn'N oondi nee TerreuloIvof,he
Pop.e 'No 4sp 'e"' opposed 70 carrying IN the
var 'oi p ~ rgo r.. sie =, IA \ hiy a. tod
70 70" 'o41''y '1'' hey wor q % RAJ ry ma.
sure OF P'.'y TX y" '7n,l. sial Or.
"u'o i-h' r re tsl.l tic, VII
. hH me OF o" a. afr ..,rt amen.
l.ris~ Ad " d .. - LacA. .!i,.
alton VIZ Icy SO a. n ..,.
and RosEcaAss or GilN... .... .... "a.
lolk OFT Tor revds..no f,...rf .,.r
carry the puoi.cAns nea-ert.. ,u4re Z g.,
RIVER Than any party has over o. i.rrr,a.,d
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TRADE NOTICES.

Al1ESfiuN EIGGERS-IuE IErui.tE
a mce;iue ~ the Eis .or.' I. ,..... ..o1 b
held a. lhi Bower, .t....l 60. .. ,.I t.. 3
:, on ru ,day evening. iS.h, ~ L... ;.,t, t,.-s
proetoi,, t"y mcinur - a. .HH q.e t.i
a. y, ord rot iOnN hcNtM, RN. pee.
JOIN JACKSON, Re-. ..r.
\ NtHliNG Ot IiIi ,IIi'tD,r.
40 ). of b a. 81 Ncs ro's, viii he ted ~ ~
ls'' 49, o.. in.N, Al ulu. o't.ocs ~ f.. u. a. o..
y mri!hcfs q r"'u' 80 ~ a,t'ni rh.s u 10
err N.n aid at-y 70 'tr DAS IT,. y. '.t..
iiftICk 81 AEBLLi, riot, JOlS l-iL'H,
See otlry I.f
NpIitI 10 BNkEhN--liiL NlvrtE-
a ~ tie -, York rr,oicil J.us0e. Nv Bt,t-,'
t'."'o"at "a g. 80 he" " n''l'ei g.. a. tHe
2 a1,' N"t''' vi. :. ~ a., - R,'g-, en-
oti,r. u pr loK tI1IpATHlC6, y 81 WI
htAN, \ uut Roc Sc. .ri
NOIiDh 10 AT 1Hk 1NiiOE~ WORN
.nr ,n,cp v'tt ~ UEVitN eco '.t e
'r ~ ard Bf,s to attend in,. tug. 4, 8. ave
H. io henr ne tef'rt OF the tomu.t''r. 10
DAlSlLES' HAiI--.TiiE COMMiIItE
(. me ;,si Con.,itut.pn usi ~. ov,n.ue. Th-
a. place At lrvur ia on NJ udar. t.e oo'h
90 'oNtua 20 =. ,.fr .NI 4 sHt ar OIL, yrt'
- AELt- JNNEI, Chairman tom
' hLAlf. re iI,nt =!
'IdE tiGULAR MlETlNG coz IUE
i Ir ne dinner, aud p-e-'er,, viii De- h,ids' go
.'f or ,"n pday, October 18th AZ H. o.,1r ".
c'lal II. nfeLce isr-,u'tet. JANIS DUSNtl-
- frtt JAMES AElt.i L. sycs.
Tht kLGtLAE ~LMl-ANNIAL MASS
i moot. 49,. 'tc Pi,nrfo0't NAL n tIi.g. 81. Itr
ne A. u.nr i'il q Monday, o.. %, a. r.M
I" heio Z. G>GLEhEgi, rrest WA 4. "a 'ss
-'tr. l.-
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slavery.

RrorsrLr protest sysin,t the p. hsR,v. B.aop
HoPKISs Of Vernon, for his i,t.- Lpao ding
sisvr, from 'hs Bible sppsa'od s.red IS N.
Risbop tAIoSro PoTrxE,l If p m ,y v4rs .-d
sevsysl Of his ',-r-y It's has ~ u-bt o'.t {,
sAyosstc and .slil,g ~ u'e- from .r Hor.
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Butchy Nea's. Je- i3.--..,.- 81. - , b, = H..
. u ~ i....., ~ IA .,...4..l'. .. 4J.-
CO, 49, 80. soup ., An w., A. Al. "a
/. X, iU.l2. So!n-d@o. !uSi- .gn.s ia. COIu.d
b., .uaI..
Bircr, dc, Ter lb.-Duttsr, i5a3,o Checs., la
lie Eva.,L c H. IL Tor .!e. Lad, l5c
k'ru,lS, p.r Ib.--piied spa. :, ,e. ,harii ., 2.e
Fiss, .ue. Prints, loa.O. l.rmau. dgI., -. Pea
S,ossd kce,s, per lb.-uamA lOll3c. shouldrrA
Gear pork, l2e.
Fuh, psy o. = Hslibut. -.ise. Blue Fish. H.
si1s. Pmsi's Re sea BAN, l2c " nj. FIIh, is
Wess f,h; IL. Bach fi.h 10. Salmon Trout, Is,
P'rs-reL IE- Ioh,tsTs, 81 o. strts, p~r 10, SI,e
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SOCIETY EOCISEs.

A ANNIVERSARY Ot FATHER NATH.
AAew'. B.rtadV " nd rcmp rAncs Deui4urtia.
en-. The fsihtr hathes 1. \. n. rCciI'v No. q
bfoukYu - celchiA ihe hru.yt SAY ui ne birth
OF the gr". Apostle ~ r mp eiauc' hy Tuhiic m,e.
'nr ga tresls nj tier Han cor Fu..on and Pine-p
delivered hy N,ssrs. r, l.. CNey. H. Nau.tl, 49,.
bet amp, W IL. But'i, N ard hsr vol1"t' sUvo-
CO. OF ut lemP rance cause. Sing -. u sirs.
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