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AUCTION SALR


ByJ.C. MCGUIRE co., Aooas..er,.
GuA1DIAHy sdnLa.sy virtue Of decree 4
.asos % a; 1Ru ; e. ); e.. :.
next, e oisiocf p. a.. on the 1ssnises Let "a
square 10 one sasdrea md isus. n. q
fronting thirty. three feet on north X s&reek. ~
back one hundred and forty six FEET eleven
Terms Of sale: One third Of ths purcaa ss usasy
st.inss:s It SIX sad svey. .onshs vita isssrss.
es..i Isi i j It 4 4Psp s,:l. sxss,...
ny s stsw&as &c. McGuI IRE CO., Auets-
sosSSns Of the rain, until hoNDAY AEfER
NOON. june T. same a STEi "a Il Pa. 8bDrsos
s4 eutta e Sfa' s0 Co. 1 Hsss:
RrHI ABoya SALE Is FURTHER POST
f pSnsd s until .rd 1sa AFTERNOON June ~
''"e Ao'f AZ s1 la H. ADDISON, Guardian.
Ie SD J. Q. MCGUIRE l. CO. Auots.
ByJ. O. McGCIRE & CO.. Auetisnesrs.
pEnREMPI0RY SALE OF TWO DssIRABLH
sAeTaEsT 1on THU asDAY ArTskKoos, = gY ana
a On the we shall sen Lot
fronting on north G street, between nth and 18th
streets i'm proved By two four story brick welding
nished, and conveniently arranged throughout
With water and gas, bath roo.us closets and
Terms: One fourth essh; the remainder In 6, u.
and Us months, with interest, secured b, a deed Of
con7essn'ins to be psiid ey M paSEHfhsssssr 90
sen rep. L ohron + "'' l ha.s { nee
A p sALn Il
fEhNooN, June ssth, same hou r ard place
le IVA Rep q Chron Auestonssrs.
BY J. g. MeGUIRE & CO.. Aucsioneers
In
L sass sroks.-on FRipaY aokS NJ TUNE JUNE
Sth, al 10 O'CLOCK, at the Corset and Trimming
nth and 9Th streets we shall sell without reserve,
the entire stock, eomprising-
Corsets, Ribbons, Gloves, Pans,
s Ias. ooS ,Ess
jeasd Au.tu and Comnisn Ments.
ByJ. c. McGUIRHA CO.. Auctioneers.
SUPERIOR ResEW WOOD SEVER OCTAVE
DAY MORNING, June 18th at ~ O'clock, at No.
hold Esets Of senasor Rice eonp: iss ana
Forte by Brown 1 Allen boston, 'Sa'
Salt of handsome Parlor Furniture finished in
six sser
Rosewood Marble top Center and Sofa Tables,
d I ard Gas
fIXtu. res throughout,
Two handsome ESQ., sold Walnut tG Oh amber Suits,
MMshSgsay High-psst Bedstead,
Ms5Ss top P Dress, BUREAUS ~ashstsds
Hair and Hask Mattresses.
EXTENSION Diaing Table, Oak Dining Chairs,
rs .sSr a so1ss ceokn
jess &c. Mcguire CO., Aucts.
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LOCAL NEWS.


0eosEa's THEArxe.-"The Colleea Bswn,"
viii be performed this evening again, and for
shc last time. With the exception probably of
East Lynne" this play Is certainly the most
successful that has been performed at Growers
,his season; and its success is deserved, for
q more entertaining or thrilling drama. could
no, well be produced. - d -
CANrERBURY.-Ths new drama, "Young
America and Old Ireland - the charming bal :
let aLes Intrigue D. Espagne," clog dances by
Harry Kelley, dances by Kate Pennoyer and
Ella Werner, songs by Eva Brent, and q va
riety Of other acts Of an amusing and enter
tanning nature, are all announced as this eve
nins's bill At Canterbury. ,-sse#
METROPOLITAN HALL.-Scenes and whole
acts from the most popular operas are per-
formed a. this hal by atroupe possessing much
musical ability. The selections are all from
the best English, German, and Italian operas.
yARIETIRs.-A good bill this evening. Nell
lie Howard aud Adaie Johnson will appear IN
Fitzsimmons' locaIization OF the play, ga
Giance at New York. Agnes Sutherland will
sing fayorite songs, and an otherwise good bill
of song, dance and Ethiopian eecentricaty is
announced.
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GEORGETOWN ADVER'MTs.


II GsoEIEToWS ALDEkMEH AND GAS.
milo, Iaorir;nn Ibe e omn paseta tssP
contract. The present Aldermen passed a ppubst
tute appointing 3 joint committee to confer with
q committee TO be appointed by the gas cnmpany
IN relation to the alleged failure Of said company
ys but mt
pointed by The gag company. The last Coaasl
s:ss' 9o" r ssas
n In MAY 1883 the Council passed rssolqtsn re-
1ns s Prices 70 sissIs ss.se.niy to contract,
the Isl of nnr ." srsat 1nan , iss ,s. =.
re- olut!on over a large number Of gas consumer,
including 4. A. ehnn. petitioned tae Alder men to
passed suhstitnte appointing Joint COMMITTEES
20 ~ ,h INC paesiosns vi the gas CON pany Ia
80 -, ~ suc p1seu. pIioo VI sss sho " tspots
u jns and ergsdisst 70 insiat upon the reduction
u s sea y2hs = + re paone can no. aeterniise
.ae tsets aa4e orsn grossly msreprssent
the BOARD Of Aidermea ''' =
ea5 Il" UNION. Law AND JUSTICE.
o~o1oRcE P.v1s :. .S.,--.-.
4sSs,s TnI p pt 1857 !, ~. DC o a. npoa are tae
day of July next - ''
The Water Tax Of 1867 deferred by act OF tina
gto.poi aaon, VIII % que anu payable at the same
ii psrsons in arrears for the a.AoaIT,x oe a.,
and 1862 earnestly requested to sstle She same
Witnoos sarther aetsy or cps,
- = 80. - ~ = :. -1o--. oo.-->.o-.
phofoGkAPH
n. largest, sa ss sud best stock of
raotodnAfh ALBUMS
now ID She UntrieI, can % found aS NO. 50 High
ssTees, Geo n; y: "; s..
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ByJ. C. MCGUIRE & co, Auctionesrs.
CHANCERY SALH.--By virtue of decree of the
~ Supreme Court Of the District of Columbia,
made in the cause Of Caleb Dulaney. admins.
tlator, vs.. the wicoE and heirs Of Adam Duianey,
No. ,S4S. equity, and dated June 3, 1858, will
offer A. auction, on FRIDAY. the 2sth day of June,
instant, at O'Clock 2 M, on the premises. that
valuable lot known as Lot No Fifty eve, (55 in
square three hundred and sixty seven, 1877 sit
mated on Ninth street, near o, improved with .
Frame Dive ilins. house.
feYms Of sale, Cash.
The terms must be- complied with within one
week after sale, er the property may be resold,
after one seeas notice at the risk aud cost OF ts
first purchaser.
Conveyancns at the cost Of the purchaser.
WALTER s. COX. Trustee.
lie -eoti &c. MEG UIRE & CO., Aucts
ByW. L. WALL & CO.. Auctioneers.
TWO SMALL FRAME HOUSES Oh GOTH
sSaEET AT AUCrIoH-0n FRIDAY AFTER
NOON the 6th inst, at O'Clock We will sell IN
front OF tie premises, pa,t of Lot No IS. sousre
~, i'm prov ed by two small Frame Houses contain
ing each Ave rooms, and fronting on 2lti, street
west. betwe en- north l. and streets.
Terms: One half cash !; balls nee in six ami Twelve
months bearing interest, secured by deed OF ttutt
on the prsmis
je 24-d VIM L. WALL & CO., Auots
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VIZ 9ZDyS-HIp8S.
vnDassDAY s.a aAfURpAY. 8 u ets1sk q
n, q tss NAA<xSa 4kA ssxsss. YaaaGwfRa. e
sake.
fss.s -, = rssasars ssssA. = r "A { ns
Jazz IsaCvaI e. GEL. an4 3. & o..
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&c. MCGUIRE q CO Snnes
By MARSHALL & PACE, Au.ti ousers.

By MARSHALL & PAGE, Aueti ousers
VALUABLE BuILDING LOIS AT AUCTION
Situated OK VIRGINIA AvENlE. sEkF YorgK
c9EasR OF Sa%oED sraEEr.-On "WEDNESDAY
AFTERNOON July lst, 1853 at O'Clock We viii
sell on tn. premises, Lot Il, in Saus.p $50 asy.as
front of ferty-eight fact on Virginia ssenGe
suitable for two houses, and viii be divided il
CURED.
Terms Onethird cash balance in SIX twe!T.
aIe Gig teen months. sale per nleptory
lp . endads MARSHALL 4 PaGE, Au-te
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A LARGE WE'LL FURNISHED HOU Sc
IA beautifully situated Capitol Hi.i, il
prsIared 10 take permanent bos.ders rooms all
large, sguars high ceilings single gentlemen
preferred Reference exchanged. First st-aet
east. between and b 70 a5-lws
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ByW.L. WALL CO., Aaetioasens.
email fWo-SToRY BRAMa on raIno
= X1Rzz4 AT Auc4 fos .-On III 1eDAY ARfNk-
NOON Sth lns.Aat, ~ s O'Clock, We VIII cell tn
front Of tss promises, Lot - % Of e4ysrx
AS I'm proyed by Q email Frame HelSe, on Tha ri
street. west, between south and Virginia aysnnns
Terms: One half cash /; balance In ssK and svetss
nuonths bearing interest. aad secured BY dessA ~
g 81 - Y L. wALL 4 CO.. Aassa
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a PITIFUL SToRY.-Tuesdaym morning oiI-
Ger Stuard arrested man calling himself
Henry Johnson, on the charge of drunkenness.
and took him to the station. He told d long
story about his having been robbed of two
had sent him, but could not tell where he had
been robbed or when he had missed the money
One Of the officers. however, recognized him
as an old offender, and Justice Drury sent him
TO the workhOuse
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HAVE TOO DISCOVERED the important fact that
the Dollar store 43a PennsylyaIIA avenue. near
Four and q half street, u ,he right 1tscs 70 hu5
Jeuelyy and Silver plaSG W2-e2 III not, take eur
word for IL, or 60 aud seo for yourseH What dol
Lar VII, bug. - B-lW
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To ARMS. To ARxs.-Ths Citizen Soldier win
find . more deadly foe IN tas braekish muddy
vs.er nd dam: night air than the most deter,
and strengthen the stomach and bowels inst the
soldier can endure tkess haTdships and still be
ssrons And hsafthy OnIy 25 cen Ia per Box go
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No LICESsE.-Maria kau fman was arrested
yesterday and committed to the seventh pre-
cinct station house for n hearing on charge
OF selling liquor without license.
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nESIRbBLE AND PLEASANT ROOMS, WITH
- good board, In one of the most wholesome 10
caiiens * the city. Cali a. IS, street bat
81 and 3i streets. je a4-st"
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TIN oxlApxsr AsD BEss RAIa DrH ~ 3Eu WoAL2-
Hsro Eades ~ NasSes Ons.-U phan . Hair DYn, .
aeafs q box Fhs best in uss. Try It. Sold By s.
g Ford, cornsr 18th street and Pa. avsRRs, Wash
iuston aAl Heary Cock, A.skandriA, IL SLY
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For ExoHANGE.-The steamer State of Maine
will leave to-day for the South, carrying down
5l3 rebel prisoners Isl of whom are severely
wounded) for exchange. Most of these prison
ers have been captured within the past week
or two.
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BY MARsnALL & PAGE. Auctioueers.

Ny MAR6UAbL & Az e. AuctDueers
-FOUR VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS Al
4 AtCFipS OK nsg JERSEY AvSsTR ssD X
arYERr.-0n hUNDAY AFTERNOON Jcns %
Iaas Mt O'Clock, will sell the premises four
valuable Building Lots situated on New Jsrs-y
avenue, next IL ths corner of strest being
Subdivision OF Lot %, in sauare 553. Tsess Lot.
are very desiTsols FOR persons wishing to bu;A
moderate size houses. Sale positive.
Terms: Cns-third cash balance in ., u. nud 10
months.
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BOARDING..

FURNISHED Rooms AND BOARD NO. 81
Penn avenue. nen- ed street Day hoa-dsrs
taken at So per wsek. Use of pArlor a bath
rr1m lie aj-St~
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xhiS a1st o1as1 aospl y uoY 49, sox the sacs1.
ton Of susets Al4Axk 3 WEST,
10 1-sw t'4*t* 'xcr1yLsso:s.
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A AfDSUaawR NrLopY

CHIROP0DY. = There is no part OF the human
frame whore condition has more influence On our
comfort discomfort or which requires mere care
and attention than the feet. An occasional Gall
upon thu skllfr chiropodist Is Indispensable, and
vie know OF none more competent than DR. White,
now located st i94 Penn avenue, betwsan 4}s and
9th Streets. thousands OF people in " ash in gton
fui srs atment of corns, bunions, lnsrowiag nails
and oths. disorders ofths feet DR.. White IN axes
ch!rop ndy . ssecislity. J ou to get rtlst
without experiennins psin on ce pen FROM ..
m 20 . D. Il. 10 charge for consultation. jsI7
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GRAND LARcEKY.-Tuesday afternoon. Mr.,
Geo. Nailor, builder, after looking after his
workmen, returned to his home, New York
avenue near Fifth street, and hanging up his coat
laid down for sleep. Joseph Garter, a colored
from the pocket $500 note. Surprising it to be
q s. note, he went to the shop of Nj. DAILY, near
by, and offered it for change. Daily said he
could not change it; but q man standing by
said he could. Garter gave him The note, and
the man sioped with it Immediately. Carter
was arrested by officers Morris and O'ConneIi,
and was sent to Jail for court bv Justice Giber-
son. The man who ran off with the uote has
not been arrested.
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GBhTLEMEE CAN BE ACCOMMODATE
VI VI IA large and pc sssnt Rooms furnished
unturOisaed, CT applying at ] street. between
9Th and 1th. Also large Room the frst inor.
suitable for Office. ie IS st.
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EUkkIsRED SUITES OF ROOMS, WITH
y board can De had at i02 Fhir teenta street.
betUesn G. anc II streets. The honse is large ana
airy. and the iocah of the best In the city.
Also lew tsote h0araerB can be accommodated.
IA ~
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FINE GARDEN FARM

N FOR 9ALE
Four miles and half from Washington in q
nortRernly direo ton in high sta 10 of
now covered with fourishi ing crop of vegetation,
fine Dwelling, all requisite outbuildngs, two
pumps OF excellent water and will be soid che ap
for cash. IDqaire Of Il LACY, on the premises, or
j. BANKS. Feed Dealer. corner Seventh and n
streets, Washington ia % lHf
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WANTED TO REFT-By the irst of July
w small plainly furnished HOUSE,, In Wash
ington or Georgetown Alss, a Situation in .
fame, or dry goods store, by young lady of
pleasant add ess and good education. Address L.
n Star Office. te.s-sts
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L 450 18th street, east vide, between G and II
Etrssts, neatly furnishsd and very comfortable
Loks. The neish bo-hood is one Of most desirable
Ia the city Every attention paid to those occupy
ing them. No children in ths house my 3-tf
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By MARSHALL 4 PAGE, Au.tiopeers

4 iLUABLE BRICK HOUSE AND LOT WITH
GOOD STORE AT ACCTIoS-Ou TUESDAY
June sth 1868. az O'Clock viii seal n front Of
the preui ises, COED three story Brick aoass with
Back Building. and good store, situated on 7th
street between 81 ana \, being Part o! Lot No q
in Saugrs 8. This Is an excellent basne 81 stan5
viii suit any business
Terms Cae-shird cash balance IN sit, twelve,
sad sisltssn months, with interes;, Sale parerap-
tory.
je % eod3 Is MARSHALL & PAGE Aucxs
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.

Er ". L WALL q co.. Auetionescs,
~ tae BSS0dy, SS Lesfssaaa sss, sssesea "a asx
1OfA Mrtese.
GALE or CARRI AGES, HARNESS &C 90
~ SAI hDAf MORNING, June n at 10 seto,a
Rrsysses 70 sAe sac u u orses at ear BsraAr esA
81 iosa streets vii be sold, large coilecsoa Of
n. and second hand Carriages, Naxoua. sss
9tssr tehis.ss, 20. insludiDx-
IA excelie at order, and bu lit to OF der ard oos+
. l1s. and will be sold without reserve
! PACK n good running or Tar with Liceus.
A1seusnS FANNY CssrIass. bull, By 80 eT ssileat
SGsw, top Bug sies
IGsnnantown, and Jenny Lind car-.s.
New Phateons. No top and | with top
Large Carriage, built In this city tor IA oSesr
hev Express Wagon,
Wit variety OF other Vehicles, which win be
70 I'D WI WALL 4 CO., Aasts
By. o. MCGUIRE CO.. Auctioueer,.
FURNITURE AND HOUSEHOLD EYfECYs
At fCBL!o AUcrIoa-On MONDAY MORN
!Nd, June 18th, at 10 o clock, ne shall tia Burn;.
ture and Effects in house No. alto Penn. avenus,
Large Mahogany Sofa Bedstead,
Mar ole-top Center Table, Mahogany Side Chairs.
Mahogany Wardrobe, Gilt frame Mirror
kngravings, Gilt Chandelier
Painted Cottage Bet. Iron Bedstead,
Mahogany Bsdstesd Hair and uusk Mattressex
Feather Bosters and Pillows,
Pine WArdrobes. Waskstsnds, a4.
Buff hsdes, Gas Fixtures
Ingram and Brussels Carpet, Oil Cloth,
Refrigerator. Radiator, Cook Stove
Utensils,
Also, Counters. Tables, Oil Cloth aud Store Fix
tures generally.
Terms cash.
je@-d J. G. MoaUIREa CO., Aacts.
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THO LRf-YURNIsUHD HOUSE |. Gsorgetswa.
i Aps,y Of j. Y. Nee CIR0D Auct On Rooms.
u -
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E'oR SALE-A three story BRICK HOUSE with
avenue, between Il tn and 18th streets, containing
y rooms Kitchen and pantry; gas throughout. 1t
il welt adapted for bearders, being convenient 10
the different departments. Possession given i'm
me3iately. Fer particulars inquire at No. 81 Mis-
sour avenue, between A. and 9th .ts. je 25 lw'
VALUABLE PROPERTY AT PRIVATE SALN-
Al of tbs east half of square 779, with four
dou pie Frame Houses. This property Ia situa ted
between Sd and Attn streets east and and streets
psrth Ii is i'm me distely opposite the Lager Beer
Brewery Of Humphrey Juneman, and would
make an excellent beer vault If this proparty
be not disposed Of at private sale it will be bdi
vided and sold in lots at pu bile sale. je sa-eos,-
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By MARSHALL. 4 PAGE Aactionesr.
llRICK HOUSE AND FRAME DWELLING AT
At AUoTIoN.-We SHALL sell the premises on
TUESDAY AFTERNOON, July ,th 1T ~, O'Clock
part OF Lot 2, Square 5lS, With improvements
above stated
Terms: One third cash; balance in and l. aoasis
js ID MARSHALL & PAGE. aas..
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WAHTED,-A gentleman wishes to procure
w FRONT Room and plain BOARD. for him
| self and wife in some spectacle private family
| between TIA and 18th streets, north PEN avenue
Please state price per month or year. Address a.
Ytt
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PERSONAL.

4 sfROLOGIsT.- GODDARD can be
y consulced at her residence, on n street, be-
" seu Sth and 10th, No. 100. ie2s3tf
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WANTED IAMEDIATELy-At 37o street.
w, w 6etw"s1 10Th and Mr. ak s1psrisns ed
kATOR Grover Il Bakers macbinsl: none
Others Deed apply. Also, four or fl se Apprentices.
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Il s. MARShALS SaLE.-In virtue OF nsr~
faeiss on nj prGent ut co1dem "a ton, IL SUED
from the clerks Of 90 OF the Supreme Court Of thA
District of Columbia, and to me directed [ villa
expose TO public sale, for cash at the frost of sas
court scuse door OF said &C unity, on THU RSDA 7.
the 18th day OF July next, 1853 ut Il clock M ts
east hasf of Lot No. L. in Square No. w. toSrstks
with all and singular the improvements thereon
seized and levied upon as tae property of ai4eSAs
BIZ iony, and viii be sold Tn satisfy jldiciAls No
llD to October 1865, n favor of Ellen Kelly admin
istratrix of Miles Kelly. WARD IL. LAMoN,
Je g. dts C. Marshal D. u.
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teacher. by Mr.. z. Ricketts, Secondary No. S,
Miss A!lsn teacher. By Mr. X. r. Morsell; see-
ondazy No. i, - teacher, by Mr. ]. o. VIII
son. Second MstrictAMale intermediates, Mrs
Myers teacher, by Sub Board Second District.
vans teacher, by Sub. Board Third District.
Fourth misunderstanding No. Mrs. Bowen
teacher, by Mr.. J. B. Ellis; No. 5, Mics Ecklof
teacher. by Mr.. ]. T. Cassell; No 6, Miss G. A.
Reed teacher, by Mr.. j. T.. Holmead.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-03-05
New York markat.

NEW York, March 4-Cotton dull,
heavy and lower at 873@ss. The large
decline IN gold completely unsettled the
flour mprlSet; transactions chiefly confined
to supplying the Immediate wants Of the
trade ut u decline of f0c, but to operate
freely a much greater reduction will have
to be submitted to; Z soto z 60 forsextra
State, Z so TO 4 30 for extra round hoop
Ohio, and 8 00sto 925 sfor trade 6randa:
Whisky duh unsettled and lower; sales,at
AZ 10 -4sc, but at closing buyers generally
refused tospay over 4bsto 4e. The deeIineI
tp gold c5a{pleteiy unsettied the wheat
mari buyers and sellsrss were TOO far
apart TO do business; no transactions OF
any dsgditn6e are quoted nominal quo-
tatiplsiarea 40 TO I61 for Chicago spring,
a 562ttO1 40 for Milwaukee club, and 75l
to Il 70 for winter rcd Western. Corn mn
settled; 80 to 98 for sound, and sc to 90 for
unsound. Oats firm at 81 to "a. Pork
dull, unsettledand in favor of the buyers
Dressed hogs in fair at64 to g. Bacon
sides dull ut az. Lard dull and slightly in
favor of buyers at III to 123.
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Cavalry surprised-A New Tele-
graph Company.

. = a.
NEw YoRK, March THE Washington
Star says: Il.
A detachment of so of the lst Vermont
cavalry was surprised at Aide By 90 rebs
bells aud 10 of our men captured, incfud-
ing Captains Woodward and Hnntson.
The Philadelphia Press states that up
wards of a million dollars have been sub
scribed in New York for the new telegraph.
line, and subscriptions are aboatto be re-.
ceived in Philadelphia.
The company is to have capital of
SS,0O0,00o, and extend the wires, which
are to be built for cash, and.in the most
substantial manner, from Halifax, via. Bos-
ton and New York, to Philadelphia, WASH
ington. and Baltimore, with branch lines
from New York, via Albany, Buffalo,
Cleveland, Detroit aud Chicago, to AIilwau-
Piusburg, Columbus, Cincinnati, Louis
vile and st. Louis. with lateral lines to all
the Chief towns in the Western States.
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IT, .FARsRRoMH oMR The follovinq

3. 1esssF AR RRoltz HoHR. TT following
is the pieee.of poetry which Doc. Pool, Wbo
is to be executed on the 1sth, desires sTto
publish. Hesays it was sent to bin :bv
his brother Alexander, who is now con
tifoed in the Peterborough Jail for the MUIR
der of Watkins, fellow soldier.
Par away from home and kindred, gs
Sadly DER the earth I roam, i
And my heart Is filled With anguish
As think of my loved home, t
Ear from home all, all are EcatteFed;
: All the friends TO me 80 dear ~ so
And IN vain are all mYeGorts
Now to stop the briny tear,
Whore Is she, that loving mother,
eS 01 whose 20 ., Kind and peaceful breaRt,
Have lsweetly sunk to rest.
In the grave she now doth slumbet,
And her child can only weep
Sad and bitter tears OF sorrow !, - ,sr1sA
yer the place her ashes sleep.
Where Is he, thatk old Gather, 20
VINO through the troubled cares Of life,z
GUIDED my weak and faltering footsteps
From esrth's sOTrOW, care and strife
ASK me grave and 1t will RnsRsr:
II have called, and he is mine"
In the ground he now reposes,
Out down by the hand Oftime.
Where aIe they, those tender sisters,
And those loving brothers dear,
All are scattered, sadly 70 inning;
None, oh, none, are with me here.
Far away from home and kindred
Lonely Ger the earth ]. roam
And my heart is filled with auguish
AS think Of my lived home
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Latest from Vicksburg.

CAIno, March 1.-The steamer Tycoon,
from Memphis, is just in, with the --latest
news from below.
Two dredging machines had arrived
mediately. g
The river.is rising. fast, aud.the water Il
interfering with the camps a. the head d
Island No. 50. 81
The ieSees are hroken-in several places
and the water Is pouring oveF5ata fearful
rate. 80
Another fat-bo ran the batteFies at
Yicksburg, and was fred on and struck
three times.
"A fire in Lake Providence on Monday
destroyed nearly the Whole town, together
with an immense quantity of commissary
stores.
a canal barge, with Propellers han, got
through, into Lake Providence. It was
pushed overland on slides, to beused in
exploring the lake and the neighboriug
bayous. .i.si5s