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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-04-17
Excite me ent I'm the Cotton Market.
GFrom the Macon (Ga.) Telegraph, April ~

Cotton took terrible fright in tho Macon market
Saturday The spectators had been footbaling back
and forth until they had kicked IL 10 forty odd cents
per pound but Sunday morning kilograms from Au
gnsta say ing, "Buy no more maximum OF twenty
cents" This, you will observe, left somewhat broad
margin between buyers and holders, and the result
nothing done, nor there any effort accommodate
the difference. Nobody wanted 10 buy. From object
OF too fond and eager pursuit. cotton suddenly sunk into
universal disfV0r. Thus II will be that at tho
p0mept the Papsrmskers took fright the price or COT
ton .. aveiG has come To theV relief
and The old staple will probably subside quietly again
INTO sober habits and safer prices Indeed shall not
be surprised 10 10 go very low Planters will be in
disposed 10 hold at annual tax Of FIVE per cent and
speculators will not like II much better at ten.
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Heavy Hncome Tax I'm Virginia.
From, the Richmond Saufancl. Aurii H.

From the Richmond Sentinel, April ].
me substitute n @ sy es ~ mn sse
Representatives provides that the fas annual comes
between $500 and 81 500 shall be vs per c between
81 800 and $40 600 ten per cent between $le000 and
SO 600 ssire and har per cent over cen pv
incomes derived from rot, Of real estate msnufactur
ing and mining Embellishments, &C., shall be taxed - per
cent after dedncting sum suhcient for necessary an
Incouses from any misunderstanding or mining business
shall be taxed aforesaid after deducDg fro present
value Of products Of tho year tho rent f renssd coss
From na igafing enterprises, stss dcdusfine hfo q
vessels Or allowance FOR wear ed tear q 70
Srom sas Of merchsnd,se or o,hsr propsrty real or
personal. after deducting ths prime cost Ac
From any other occupnttun aftoe dedoonG tbe prtoe
cost or material compensation, kc lnO0mes from ~
otner sources sna'l be taxed Without DECISION. Al
tena of Ms diridends aud ra1rs6 fnd " NcA yyar II
the annual earnings shall give profit cf more thsn I'm
per csnt and lss than twenty n capital stock stA
EntA fdrMr, after rspevvng for hi. owh usSSne hun
dgcd ,hn5hcs cf corn md thirty bushels Of .est pro-
drc 2is year, hall poy and sissy 70 tAs Ceederass
o6acco produced Ifter reerpng tenty bssheia
MersoE . -,
bacon ct 20. OF seventy pounds bacon 70 ono hun.
dred pounds pork for which he shall received the value
OF four bushels OF and the prncpa for the salt In
curing the same, and onetenth Of the money he may
have paid for the purchase of the swine.
On the value Of all neat CATTLE horses mules and asses
per cent.
Dill contained In the House BILL sevorM PROVISIONS
the latter including the double tar on deu the AIS
eliminating sales the specific tax ON advertise
ments, &C., omitted In the Senate bill. Also, the
Confederate bonds and certain property used for re
gious charitable or educational purposes.
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PsrxxT.ro- ~ coi0-n coSspvui. ~ THr IiSE''f
Rss.syr --iAs, evening u,s oorapos coaseli = AAsV
prs.sut.s 70 coonsI nnua Cos.m~.i, q Ne Ia'nnHiy
reslrss,, unssnae-n, s.oru, Al 80 % ef''N ''ssl
m. p,..sots,sn pes made ~ sissfman h.nsli ~, 80
read ne fcs5iustGs q ibs e'',,. -. Xxx, s-si,a
-. y. .'s.-..t .sguass fafe IA trstfnia'ph tfthf
,a s.rh sai Gxgss~sl fstys19si y ~, 80.
" ~ \. - rsgriQsFg1 I,rn ~ F~lfN -f'ibH
~ ~. - t,,t - a eel hta feEg,trtAi lsintne@y
~ , g,s,, ssoe Ns~ iofs STAT usissrf Afe-s
I.t =, 4 = i've To- en6 fsaeaf esr tfn 0f us csSse
oxntfA '. - ~. rosstfsttps Ln dasbftfr- ogfsss
q n,, w A. sstasysf Ne aslt u bat,,s. and hs
hsross ssasr@sos q ssf,riss e.m -. 49,. ~
.ts ~, mar bes spi ssAsy ronths IN s~sihsrn
~ ..r1t-~f fs fsf7." tn NE ~sbbssd ne r,ci,o
.s. ,..s ~ rs5ns CogEts~ ~ ss hsht facH - ssn
-, -, 80 msy tbr0srh W Nwsft's terry" nsst
,.- ,.e,e r'.ass Dy o'isr ssri<-nsn pfesst,, rbsn
- 1900 .asa tssialssiof n ssfnbtsss fep<A
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IMPORTANT FROM EORYH CAROLINA.
The Garrison at Washington
Relieved.
Troops, Provisions and Ammunition
Thrown Into the Town,
r. An ~

FoHTEIzs Moshon, April 10, 1868
despatch from General Palmer to Major General DIX
lust received states that General foacr has been
lieved.
river steamer, with regiment and supplies or pro
visions and ammunition succeeded in running the bat
tercs Tar river and reached tho wharf Washington
on the llth.
BOSTON,, April 10, 1863
letter from Washington ~ O., dated Inside tho FORT,
April TO- the death Of m Ware surgeon Of tho
Forty fourth Massachusetts, regiment, from fever
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energies hostile people be combined for the pur
poses OF war; Our danger is greater than u was be-
fore but the dpratiouof that danger s more certain
Full ranks the old courage. fresh determination unre
axed energy firm purpose make all future victories
decisvehs 10 all need TO win The day. Be that day
long short, will win IT, All things are working TO-
gether for good. II have most 10 fear from an
established despotism have hope from tenn
porary one that all that Ieeded TO insure
that ultimate upheava at the North by which alone
wrongs would be fully requited. Let bide time
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A s.~ na,ireaa from Esis 10 Cleveland.

ua n.eslng q tbs nssAssrs q es Bsr.io and stats
Lao. Rsllrosh snd ahss pre~irsss ,srosd nsa, hs'd
h~r. vpasy, ~ ~s des<rmlssd p 6sih road shee,
from me p csvsi.nd. sum q ee<s,oop -s ~rb.
,~,,pez. 'comnsssss spposnssd " easfsr vm us
rods ssss q csvslss1. ne resd y v ss esbsa ne
Lac sAsrs nAlwosA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-04-17

Explosion In . CarvssGe Factory ~
YhiIsasiphta.

PnLsnszynA, ARA ~, iss3
An sspasiou occurred ysstsrdsy sternooa ln the ar
rage f.etry cofDsr 4 seoni and wslnGi streets, BY
Which ths rvf Y ths balldlng bo~h ~ ND pr
,ou q ihs vail ssuolrhsi rhrss boys -.fs iH.aref,
too VI them Fup1sssd fatally
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NDy0fs, va, Aprn ~, ls>3
Cyeai Ersif'rs>n'-scssA IN Fwrv-G~~svs IN rsw~--
so Faha~s 0es~s o~, g., <>
1be pror nty q The rsbsi fsrc~ 10 sssih has raised
usmsndgus sxcsssm>ps snoas sbs sse~sb residents
hcre, n&snsek - M vsi kssvs ~ n ~ svsss Il "
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-04-17
Our Fortress Monroe Correspondence.
roRrRrss MoKRoE April 10. 1868.


vo,r,~ss uoxpor Apru "a. lsSa.
- =, 80,
haereS73 N me Deran"'e"% VTg"id-"a"ga""'" '"'
Nausem emond Sopped General Dtr's Viaf % SuGou-ThS
yasi.. - S.,oa,l .-,;.o =, oa oo,..-p py,o,.r o,a
Lo'''' " 'so"" "'''''T w w" wv
Ftrtio"-GenerdI keyes Returned 10 forhtotr, dc.
The hitherto quiet state of this department has at last
mcrscu IVY" 'h'o "s""'""' vi" "' ~'' "e "S
ment enough 70 last for some time TO come Tho cncmy
has at our gaes and seems 70 OBJ
tam adphsion; but our gallant uooops are a''o'"'no'
that such sbnll not be- IL bravery and nghtng pre-
-, !, oyo,L q, ,,...,.n.a no an ov.rwbo,m,ng force
stated at from thirty to seventyve thousand under e
lead OF the rebel Ionestrcc wben Major
nj -. 49,. ....-.-. -. ~ .h..no. ~ e,,.on
na,. vsrv,S,n~ wa. oas, q, he v.ula no. have gone
General Keycs assumed command and proceeded at
- a0c,,s rhs snsrrv NO do,n, n.c.ms aware Of Gen
Dx's absence, and advanced their forces. BY rapid
and successru movement the north OF the Nansc
river was gained To close navigation thereof and
throw pontoons 70 cross the rebel army with view
= % s @ % s
has psrtsiy succeeded-viz as Far as stopping navga
b. ssnSos;s have been dong a csss,asr.'s
tsrsss and ohstruct,ons in the river.
From The mssrre nfoma,,cn can obtain at hosdquar.
s,. nndsrssnd That m VET no decisive battle has en-
suec pas s.nmmnips con- sos.t vn succsS1
| In drawing nre from some Of our batteries.
Yesterday morning MAJOR General DIX arrived pts.
with bis stan 70 Suffolk Inc General inscc'eo ase
.Ss general ssoect OF aar,rs. and returned 10
headquarters late last evening, evidently salts.
ncd WIN sns plans o. nSs .ne's' 49,. 90 ,na M sc.v
As mater OF course thousand and ono rumors are
constantly aoat, pretended 70 have been received from
tno .sons pu' ~ ~ sn, sn % ~ T, ~ 49, hs hsm consdc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-04-17

fERESIIAG FROM THE SOUTH
FIGHT IN CHARLESTON HARBOR.
~~>~~>~~~~~~~>~>>~~~
Food Question and the
Bread Riots.
~~~~~~>~~~~~>~~~~>~~~
|OTTON PANIC IN GEORGIA.
-~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~-
kVY TAXATION In THE SOUTH.
ners to Give Up One, tenth Of
All xhey Raise.


Rhgir!!a legislature has passed tai bill, taxing
|ody and everything considerably more than
the rates Of the United States tax under the In
Revenue law.
febel Congress has passed bill abolishipg hoeging
Aer In the rebel army, substituting the death
and imprisonment in the penitcutiary.
Washington Barrow n candidate for the rebel
Iorshiu of Tenne~.ea ~ ~ =
Deparsafe of the fron-Clads froiA
- Charleston Bar
Richmond Ssntiasl has the following
CHARIMToE, April II, 1863.
entire ircn-olad feet departed ct forty minutee
pres and four O'Clock for the South. fhe imyfes-
'evails hero. however, that they WIN sooR return
NJ the attack.
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capture or the former town by the enemy TINS city VIII
be spared salutary burning which, vie hotbed
OF and dsloyai sentiment II 80 richly merits
There is little from Suffolk but sccesh residents
are being hourly brought in, doubtless having been
caught attempting 10 mmunicate with the enemy
There brisk skrmlshipg IN the font ycster-
dag. but, as far as learn one has been hurt
The rebels undoubtedly strong, and maintain their
advanced position with bodness that shows they have
good force at their back.
The Eansemond river is perfectly blockaded by tho
rebel batteries II runiored among the Inhabitants
hero last night that Merrimac No. 2 win be down to-
morrcw 10 cooperate with the rebel and forccs
Reliable parties who have arrived from Suffolk, inform
that General Peck who Is In command thore, fears
that the enemy win get around to the railroad IN his rear
and thus cut OIL his communication.
II has been raining heavily here all day and the
opposing forces quiet Tho inhabitants leaving
this city In droves and to day have number Of
cart loads Of furniture, with any number Of families,
en- rous 10 Old Point.
Orders are very strict to allow pass through
10 Suffolk but soldiers.
| think there h prospect Of n great battle In this
vicinity shortly. Two gunboas lying or the city,
with day and night and on tho first appearance
Of the enemy II will be shelled. Une regiment
from here TO the front this morning.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-04-17
rosrznS MoHnos, April le 1893.
Tho enemy SIN investing sunoIk Nothing cf i'm
portAncs has trsnspised thsrs today.

Rebel Msvensnts In Ksnsucky and Ten
neaeoe.
LOUISVILLE, Apsn 10, 1853.
The rebels appear 10 bs concentrating their spotls
reosnty taken IN Kentucky and Tennessee Al Burksvls
Ky, and at sana, Tenn They are said 70 have force
OF about 500 ct each place
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-04-17
The Opinion of Attorney General Diskis-
son ON the Soldiers PROXY Vote mn.

ALHthtl AVN TO- l'tI
Tho Attorney General DAnisl D. Deklnsn. adEsssl lha
serxis that tho Soldiers PROXY vo,s bn s "caasiia-
tonsl" aud Dot "unconstituttnai a. tssssphsd from
Albany ga Wednesday night ts tho Nes Yors morning
papers.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-12-30
CHRISTMAS! R1sTMAs!
HOLIDAY PRESENTS !

the store. No. IS King street, one door be-
n low Royal, can Re found one Of the largest
stocks, suitable forholiday presents, IN the city;
comprising Gentlemens' and Ladies fine Gold
and Silver Watches and Chains. Fine Diamond
Ring> Brc >st-Pins, Ear-Elngs. Flne sets u
,Tevelry for Ladies Gentlenlens seal Rings,
Hair Chains-alI styles ard patterI s; Napkin
Rings Cake Baskets, Sugar Bowls, Fruit Dishes,
Fruit, Fish, Pie and Butter knives, Cast4rs
Gohlets, Cups, Fine Cold Pens and Silver Hol
ders Gold Pencils, Gold Bracelets. Salt Cellars,
full Breakfast and Tea Sets, and IN tact, every
article usually kept III a first class jeWrlry IS
Establishment, most appropriate for presents, be
ing both useful and ornamental,
res~ GALL III SIS KING STREET. 81
dec l5-tf
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PROF. LOUIS WUNDRAM'S
CELEBRATED HERB MEDICINES,

ATOyV for the first time introduced into this
~ country, have been successfully used tor
lWenty-six years IN Germany, and the rest OF Eu-
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ali chronic diseases They are imported direct
to this port by the undersigned, and their eth
cheney and safety can be relied upon with con-
tidence They are
VEGETABLE PILLS and POWDERS,
unequalled for the cure Of letter, Asthma
Hcauache, Sore Eyes, Catarrh, Pain in the
Breast and Sides, Spotted Fever, Chills and
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Ger, 1auntlicc Biliousness, Eruprions OF the
Skin Piles, Worms, Dropsy, Eryslpelas, Swell
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PROF. w y URA NJ 5 VEGETABLE
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pleasant and wholesome beverage, for sick and
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afflicted with nervousness.
PROF. VVUNDkAM'S TAPE WORM
ENTEkMI y ATOR.
PROF., NDRAM's TOOTUACHR
DROPS.
Full directions accompany each remedy
For further particulars apply 10
JULIUS UIENELT, Dentist,
us Prince st. nearly opposite the Post Office
between s.. AsayL AMI Washington SIS,
Alexandria, Va.
For sale also by ISAAC hNTWl sLE,
"a King ST. Alexandlia. Va
J. r. PLEKPOlNT, ). 4. corner
King and Washington sts, Alexandria, Vs.
And Ii. l.. Ii, No. 81, Prince ST.,
nv Diff Cor Farf4x. Alexandria, w.
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Tnz WAsH1NGGoS 4 ALEXANDRIA RAIL.
ao>D UAsE.-The case Of the Washington,
Al.xan lri;. AMI G,7rg >tov1 r ,iroad ct al,
:. the Mayor, 3 ,erl of Alderman and Com
man Council Of " tshingto1, Wa continued
v,starl y>in the District Supreme Court in
haoc, the entire session being occupied by the
arrunant of Mr.. J. r. Stewart, counsel tor
rho couplain2nts This morning lion. Rev
or Johnson will deliver his argument II
f,yor Of the, raiiroal comnany. This case,
grows out Of the fact that the corporation OF
Washington city, under its set 7f February stu,
1855 agreed t. guarantee the bon:tS OF fhe
Washington AMI Alexan iril ra'lroad 20 me
am ount Of s6)0)0 CO secure the payment ot
whjch deed Of trust Wa7 executed ny me
company ON 18th April, 1883, (.JoSeph Ii. AND
i Thomas Btat}ley being the trustees. ne
h,n1; were not pail ana he trustees recently
ADVERTISED under the deed TO sell the rails OF
t5a company, when The officers got an n]unc-
zion from Chief Justice Cartier. The question
now e. Ne determined j, whether this iniun3
tj0n shall he ma le perpetual or be dlSSoly-
eI The parties who n1v 0wn the railroad are
not exactly the same as those who owned nc the
slime the deed Of 1855 was given, the railroad
having been sold out since, under sub
seq vant mortgage. and bought by the present
parties. They plead that neither the company
nor the Corporation had the right, under
eheic respeoti>e charters, TO enter into. the
Transaction they did, anl therefore there i no
vail ,ncra3t TO legally bind either; and be-
siles, the Cornorarion has been guilty Of gen
era a1l continue laches, &. The plaintiffs,
Oh The other hand, say that THE 'mp!altantSS
have wight to represent the Alexandrla and
Washington railroad, they are purchasers with
FL notico Of tn claim Of the CITY ot Wash
.lgton, AMI cannot HOW set mp want OF capa-
city ut the company; that there Is 10 case IN
which ,rporAtion has been a.Iowet ~ retain
m)ney aul to have the security which It had
giyen cAn3.il,} by y c}urt Ut equity; that II
the corporation hal no power, the company
Il - resolved the benefit Of the guaranty, AND
oj,jry will not relieve them from the obl1Ga
xlol to repay it, though it is held that the cry
hll ill.,, D over, as there was no restraint Oh
its ordinary expcn] iture~; that tuwle, Snow
d,n, x c., taking q mortgage Su'pe't 20 that
Of The lef4u dents could not alIedge The lnva!ld-
INV OF the i .tcnl3ncs' security; and, t"al'y,
Hhat the certificates, having been issued III due
E.r,n ace )tdinz 10 the terms OF the contract,
are prina f,cie evidence that the ralIroad COM,
pany are bound - Wash, Chron.
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TEEgl III % l. II a 3 s.
GIFT ENTERPRISE!
HOLIDAY PR ( 5 h n 4 )
AT
WJLFF"S CALLER 7,

10 South Royal Street. ttro doors from King,
Alexandria, Va
YlVHE proprietor having Just returned WITH q
beautiful! assortment Of FREN OH FANCY
GOODS, adapted tor Holiday Gifts, begs
leave to announce TO his numerous friends and
customers, and the public III general, that he
SUBSCRIPTIONS
emitting every person for the small remunera-
ton of 500 to either Of the following articles,
which are now on exhibit. on at the above place;
re- The p'ettiest French Albums, Fancy
Articles ever brought to this place; also large
and beautiful assortment Of Gases.
Painted photographs, 50 l0and loT 4, ana 8
lar ge assortment Of LOCkETS, etc.
dee u tt
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CHRISTMAS PRESENTS!
Grocer Il Baker .Sc,ciag MtcIines.

yXTE have on hand two ofthe above machines
w lust received from the factory Having
been ne agents for the sale Of these celebrated
machines tor several years we can recommend
them with pleasure.
thew Hem, Fell Gather and Stitch in the
most SUPERIOR manner. Parties Interested can
see the machine and specimens OF their work
W. ca1Iinrnn LEADBE ATEK & co.
13mol3 If No. 7, South Fairfax street
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a c & r D

DANIEL SH 4 y,
MERCHANT TAILOR
TTAVING taken the stand fornerl occu-
! pied by W, y 4. Murray, NO, ~, North
TuIrtax Street, is prepared 10 till III orders en-
trusted to ! I'M ma promises to keep up me
>~,..+;n, ~ his 1,rr0.ressors dec Y--tt
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-12-30

GREAT PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE
" The Quick est and safest route to the North
west and Southwest Two through trains daily,
and one on Sunday Soldiers tickets at Coy
ernnent rates 10 all the principal points IL thu
North and West. For tickets and turther IA
formation, apply at the office Of the "6rea'
Pennsy vania Route, nofI'east cota'et lon e N
tjonaI Hotel. Office open fron T. M, to 8 p.
10: on SUNDAYS 2 to 4 p. N:
ashinrton, oct Oily
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-12-30
MEMORANDUM

FOR GOING S Il 0 u
Ii. wool Flannel at Schwagz's tor 81 cts g.
IL yard. eors
Double Brochze Shawls 1T Sch rs tor SlO
Elegant Nuts at Schwarzs' for 500
Sn1endid Noolel. Houdc at Schwarzs Tor
tlouks Shawls and Fur; by the quantity,
and will be sold out cheap TOR cash' Caii ana
see the bargains at Il oVh " a No
dee lot Ao|, h1'S s'heV''
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-12-30

Tits stated that the Investigations growing
out Of tie frau i at Alexandra are still pro
crossing, AMI new candidates fo1 the Old Cap,
Icol present themselves daily. Nearly all Of
the Contractors together with the Quarcersnas-
ters and their clerks, arc now in that institu~
zion. The Secretary Of War expects TO have
Ghe entire party bef,rel he investigation closes. :
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-12-30

It IS stated that the Confederate officers
brought to New York from New Orleans on
che steamship Mississippi were all put under
oath, prior TO going on board, that they would
not conspire against those in charge Of the YES
sci. or conduct themselves otherwise than in a
proper manner.
The New York herald., 1863-09-26
City Intelligence.

FiRs IN CHATHAM SrRKEr-A MAN BADLY BuRsMp.-Bo-
tween one and two O'Clock yesterday afternoon FIRE oc,
currod in the vault Of the paint store owned by s. W.
lodge, No. ls9 Chatham street, A man named Lewis
Hotz severely II not fatally burned. He was con
vayed 70 the New York Hospital 1t that Holtz
WA Ut work In the vault emptying benzine from
barrel to another, and had light It, by
the benzine took fire. and before he could
escape he WAS burned very seriously on tho 'ace neck
and lie fell at the foot Of the stairs, would
have been burned death but the timely aid John
pewhurst, another workman who dragged him up stairs
10 the floor The loss stock viii be about $500.
Insured tor $38 900 In the following compancs
Son United states Mechanics and Traders New York
Fire aud Marine Continental Citizens and Peoples in
companies The damage to the building was but
tridpg. Insured for 5000 IN tho Bowery lnsur ance
Company.
Fms IN WET SixrgSEm STREET About thrce O'Clock
yesterday morning Ore broke out in the packing box
mapufactory OF Charles g. Macy, 500 West Sixteenth
LOIS about $500. Insured stock and machinery for
81 300 the ST. Nicholas ana Williamsburg City insu
rance companies The building Is owned by " l. Tay-
lor. u Is daag9i about $780, Not Insured. The FIRE
Ia supposed, was the work Of an ncendary.
sr CoIrMBA's CHURCH ExcuRsioN.-1he closing cxcur.
sion Of the for the benefit Of st. loumbas Roman
Catholic Church, West Twenty fth street. III take place
Jones Wood the let OF October and ample arrange
mcnts havo been made by the worthy pastor render
the affair M attractive as possible.
NEw STOCK ExcuAyox-The Board Of Brokers, II is
said have purchased piece o. property Broad street.
for the purpose o. building stock Exchange of
size than the present The new building will have
cntIan Gee on Wall, Now and Broad streets.
The New York herald., 1863-09-26
a Bridc and widow IN Ninety Minutes
10 Tnk RniI1R OF rnE nenALn.

On the toh rage o. YOU Sunday ssuc 500 a sor, .,
fef'au article, no1dcd ~ Bride 1. widow 10 Ninety
hh-'e#' copied rom tho Philadelphia Ndth im14caa,
hetV.Ws zoe names of ~ rattios, Tho article SAYS
ths Ihe tfaom died ffum congestion 81 tha betd y
wh'h y NhtI'e an hat died LITERALLY III The fliness
o. nnuiefan.e 10y - LIZ fuceossii nsauma,iln * hs
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