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REAL ESTATE.
& sTOOKWELL,
RElL E9TATE AGENTs.
the Insuranoe Once oh 81. 3. Brayton.
HOUSES AND LOTS FOB SALE.

II story House and Los on Phelps-St, convenient to
the Lake shore Gar Shops and Boiling MILL
Price $500.
Brick Houss and Lot, No. 7s Prospect-st. has Gas
and Water and q small Office attached, convent
ent for Physician.
two o-story House and Lot, corner Of Perry and
sibley-Sts Lot 60xl55; good Fruit Water and
Gas. Price a, zoo.
large House and Lot on inton-Ss, fronting Clin-
ton ark. Lot 60 feet front, running back to the
Lake-=Good Barn and Frult. Price 5000.
Mathews Block, on south side OF Publio Square, with
land through to Ohsmplain- ST.. for g cheap
Long time gwen o. large share OF purchase mon
ey il desired.
II story Brlc6 House Lot 4lxl70 to an alley on
E{aakitu-St, opposite Reservoir. GOOD Barn,
Well Water and Cistern. S2210. Terms easy.
large new and elegant Brick House and Barn, cor
ner kinsman and FOrest-St. Lot 226x3y6. $500.
Price $780,
~ story New Brick House aud Lot, No. % Scovills-
81 Lot 5Sxl4t, cor. alley and Scoviile-St. e3S00.
Terms easy. Possession given immediately.
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MORNING LEADER.
lIoNDAl mORNING. AUGUsT 8. Is83
A Striking Case OF Perady.
The New York Evening Post relates the

Inc New I OrK Evening ESsb ESlaIe5 tAe
following
aDuring the last visit the lamented
Mitchell made 20 this city we heard hin
relate an incident Of the campaign in
southern Tennessee. Every one recolleets
The wonder and admiration excited By his
rapid conquest and firm hold Of the long
line Of the Tennessee river in northern
Alabama. he was able to hold this with
his small force, the general said only by
means Of a most perfect spy-system,
which kept him constantly and accurately
informed Of every movement of the enemy
opposite him. His spies were negroes,
and they were selected, organized and in
Btructed by an extraordinary mana
slave. General Mitchell described him as
person Of great capacity, of the coolest
coufage, and Of the utmost devotion to
the Union cause. He travelled on foot from
plantation to plantation, within the rebel
lines and on every place selected trusty
slaves whose duty it became 10 give notice
to our forces opposite Of every movement
Of rebel troops near them. he traversed
this line Of spies constantly in order to
make sure Of the vigilance Of his agents.
{ The result vas that nOl a squadron Of
horse, not company Of infantry could be
moved by the rebels without the immedi-
ate knowledge Of General Mitchell
The mans master frequently visited
headquarters; be saw there often him
whom he called his slave He Threatened
him with vengeance, because he knew that
in some way he was serVieeable to the
Union. BE demanded his return to slavery,
which General Mitchell Of course refused.
After while, as is well known, Mitchell
was removed, and commander Of a diff
ferent character put in his place. "BefOre
had time to get out Of the state Of Ten
nessee, that man, so useful TO our cause,
was returned to his master by my success
sor, and probably fOgged to death" said
General Mitchell rE
Who can listen unmoved to such story
Of wrong and perfdy2 Does it not seem
zen as though we invoked the curse Of God on
our cause by SO atrocious wickedness?
.Hll- The Discovery aud seizure Of JET.
Davis Private Library and Cores
POudelce--SOme Rare Developments Ex-
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0sTiGAL.
SoLoMoNS IMPROVED SPEC.
b. q. SOLORF0Ns0E,

Practical and Scientific Opt.can, keeps the LARGEST
iortmsnt Of Optical Instruments in the city. Be-
ing old estabi- -hm snt an1 having been eNtanslve
lY patronise 5 hs has the confidence tua his
stock will warrant a continuance o. public iavOr5
All his spectac es o. the best qGali Il crystal
ga'ses md under his HspsctIcn in all cases
ng weakness, ZZiues5 and imp1rting- s;rer gen
for long reading End hne sewing Ariihcial ey
serted without in
Oflice--I3O Snperiar-lt., first door from tha
entrance TO The American HOItl. lulyl4
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-08-03

The Discovery aud seizure Of JEFF.
Davis Private Library and Cores
pOudeace--SOme Rare Developments Bx-
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THATCHER, GARDNER, BUR-
Il TO-,
Storage and Produce
COMMISSION MgRCEAETa
Once and Wsrshoaso - and z0.Merw
~ EVIL 4 IN nrlIM

1900. q CLEVELAND. OHIO,
~ Prog oprietora u tho NV UNION RAlLNl1
SHIP AND CANAL GRAIN ELEF ATORS, tadisia
ing the New Freight Depot Of the @. O. q. lsaillo
%. on Merwil-St.,) having astnrago capacity of tr
hundred and lily thousand bushels.
DEALERS Ih-Grain, Eigur, Fish, HighWia-l
Pork, Lard, Butter, Seeds and Country Produce gl
orally. Also salt, " aser Lin1a and Laue Plastor.
p THATCHEB, IL, GEO. ". GARDNEs, OF lata lf1
g. b. BURT, Clark, Gardner q Co. F
A. o. H'NAIRY, a-t n. Il. cLAFbEMsra
Firm of Thatcher, Burt Co.
~ Property reoeivtd By Railway, Ganal or Voa
Tor Sale or shipment VIII give Peraonal attentio1.
the purchase and sale Of Prcduce End MeIchar
on Commission. ..ra
RTLIBERAL OASr ADVANCES made on Z
Consignments. Weere Dr. SnEod % reeliiIs and s =
BY Canal, Lake or Rail, without cartaEe,) t4rir
stones, Marble Sts1es, Lumber and Coarse Frsig
Of all kinds, having the only DCrrcEs N the Cisy
the transfer Of heavy sreiEhts. -- y
- Refer 70 Banks ard Business meu generally.
rTssal.H -
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eS-Will buy and sell Real Estate on Oommissioa,
Rent and. ollBet Rents, &C. -.
Dl-HO charge to Purchasers. Sellers only charged
for Sales OF Exchanges Actually Made.
eI-Also Issues Policies Lowest Psying Ilates 10
Reliable Eastern Insurance Companies
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lN8URANGE.
Ohm g.. j EN- MN GS,
~ successor to Rouse Jennings,)
Insurance and Real Estate Agent
REWOVED FROM

al superIor-st.. MarbIe Block,
To Arwater Building, foot Of superiOr-st
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DROP0sALs, FOR FLANK HowITzERs.
ORDNANCE OFFICE, WAR DyPARrNzSr,

OkUkASCE OfPICB- W An DEPAkTEESf, Z
WAsHINGTOS. Jauuary q, l55S.t
PROPOSALS viii be receis ed az this Office until
O'Clock p. m, the 9th IF February next, for
furrishiDs one hundred, or lesS, -. FOUNDER cast
iron How itzers for hank defense These Howitzers
weigh when finished, about ,s76 pounds each. and
drawings exhibiting their dimeIsiOns be seen
a. his office, at the Urits3 States ArsenAls
They to be subject to the regular Led States
inspection and proof, and none are to re received
and paid Tor except snch pass inspection and
proof, aud approved by United States Ins pee
tor, TO be esEDated by this Office. Payments will
BE- made on certificates of irspectisn sud receipts
ofsce
Sidders will state the number of Howitzers they
propose TO deliver not xceeding one hu red the
per pound, for the hnishe! Howi.zer; and no bid
viii be entertained unte's IL be from founder
regularly engaged in the business, a.isfs etory
evidence OF which must accompany the hid. Any
bidder obtaining contract will be required to
enter into bonds with not less than two sureties
IL the penal sum of ten thousand dollars, for the
faithful fulfil me nj OF his Contract in all respects
Tbe bond must be aGkn0 Eles gcd bef; re Jude OF
a court of record, and the bCHjsmen must BE- ceF
Shed by the Judge OF District Court of the Tn ted
States, or an Ordnance officer in charge IF I nted
states arsenal to be worth the penal gum over and
above all liabilities
The is reserved tn all pro ppsals IL the
prIce deemed too iCh If. fer any cstss 1t
10 not deemed for the pubic interest to accept
them
Propofa's will be sealed and addressed TO Brig
sdier erersl James W Ripley, Chief of Ord nance
Washington ID. c :" and will be endorsed Propo-
Jazz -tuthsim Brigsdier G enr Chief Of sra'e.
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From NASSAU.
Activity m eng the Blockade Runner

NEW YoEK, Feb 2O-TEe steamer British
Queen, from Nassau on the 18th. arrived her,
lhis evening The Leopard &rrived a Nassau
ON The iSih nit from Charleston, with n cargo
of Cotton. She sailed again on the 1th INST on
her RETURN trip. A sioop with turreuiine also
arrived from Charleston on the DIST al. Thu.
steamer Flora cleared on the 10Th for - IotIu
N Il, hut probably Ia run TIA. blockade I he
steamers Douglas and Nina cleared for -
John, N H., Oh the 23d, bo,h neutral blockade
runners.
The priyateer Florida sailed from Nassau At
- @ clock cn the morning OF the 2sth nit, a fey
requiring there fer day. The sIcarnr- Gil
Iant1 from Wilmington. arrived az Nassau on
he e5'h. and the steamer 2ntonia. from Sa-
Nannah or the aisi. both with cotton The
steamer Thistle cleared on the 2s;,h 70 run the
blockade. Tie Giraffe sailed again on the. n,
and also the steamer Annie Chiids, TO run The
blockade. Tire ST amer antoaia had gone u St
Thomas. The steamer CALYPSO, from Charles
ton. arrived at Nassau on the 9th inst. The
steamers Eagle and Nav Queen. from ST
Thomas. and Emma ard Granite CITY. from
Gr"encck, arrived on the 9Th, 10 bc added to
lie neutral feet Of blockade runners. The
steamers Ruby sailed OH the 9Th. and the Mich
ulas ON the 10Th, and the Donoro and Eagle
sailed Oh the liih, 10 run the bIo, kade A few
schoontrs had arrived from Southern ports
with cotton.
All the aforementioned blockade rusnprs
were consigned To and cleared by the notorious
fl III Of Adderby d Co.
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DROP osALsF FOR WOOD.

Hta3qnorters, DeftnSes Of Washinstcr,
Office 81 Ctief Qud,ternlaSter, Jan. -. 1863
PROPOSALS invited fer furnishing Wood 10
the troops in and around tie Forts hereinafter
specified from parties owning wood or wood lands
IA the vicinity of the same, viz: Forts Alexander.
Ripley, Franklin, Mansfield Pennsyl lvana Battery
cbusette, Slocum, Totten, slemmer, Bunker Hill.
Saratoga, Thaysr, Lincoln, Batteries Vermont
Martin Scott and Cameron on the north side Of
the Potomac,
Proposals TO be made in the following manner,
FIRST For wood standir g, (price per cord)
otherwise. (price per cord.l
Third. For wood GU and corded on the ground,
Proposals must specify the locality, kind, Quan
sity and quality of the wood.
Proposals will be received under this advertise
ment for the amount of wood required up to June
!, 1863.
Each bidder must attach his full name and Post
Office address to his bid, and the names Of all par
ties int rested in the proposal must appear In the
bid.
An oath Of allegiance to the GorerRment Of ihs
United States must aeeo,nrd1y each bid
Bids will be opened from time to time, and con-
tracts or purchases made a. the wood may be
Quired
The right Is reserved to accept all or any part of
any bid.
PROPOSALS should be endorsed, Proposals for
ELIAS NJ. GREENE,
Lieut. Colonel and Chief Quarter master
ja30r Dsfenses Of Waship stOn.
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PROPOSALS.
ROPOeA FOR ORsEs.
CHIHY QuAR1lRhAsglI's OFFICE,
.ks sk

OHIHT 0UARflKAAs1IRe OFFICE,
v.,hSsr srssr f5stIt'"A < Z P.Sra,, Sra G''ts IS
.n. ssirD Hi be rscsiy.d st this once
o'eiocls T.. for furnships the Gov.rnment With
p,c, two thousand Horses, Of the following
n5l aftssn to 'isi .isteen s.nas high between ave
and s,sht years Of .se Of ds.k so,H!s, veil or9ksa
ARTILLERY.
. sn snd to I Issn h.nd
high between 9d Ave fpa sss: years Of ASe Of d.rt
r.ss, eomPaetly built, and to weigh not lass than
PRsPosALs.
The fuli name and post ONCE address Of the bid
Is Is nhi shs nsSe a
the ndivda.l propo.si Of tho party
Proposal: from dis'eyel rartie, riU not b. cor
:S.d and An oath Of allegiance must accompany
E; must :; .gss,i, o1ssEly whether tho bid
II sny bidder wishes e propose fet both classes,
each class complete IN itsei-and havfas no refer
enSe any other proposat By the same party
rEs ogsrt.5ma.ter 9. $. Army wsshin nston, D. g,
and sheuld be plainly marked Proposals for
GUARANTEE.
The ability Of the bidder to fill the contract should
responsible persons, whose signatures must Be sp.
pended to the guarantee.
s "a the G.rP o the
nearest District Court or OF the United States Dis
Bidders must be present in person when the bid.
are opened or their proposals. will not be considered
Bon Is equal in amount to one half the sum to be
received on the contract, signed BY the contractor
and both Of his guarsntors, will De required Of the
AS the bond must accompany the contract it will
be necessary for the bidders to have their bonds
men with them. or to have bonds sig ned in antici
patton and ready to be produced when the contract
,Bisnis for bonds can be procured upon applica
tiop being made at this Office, either personally,
FORM CF GUARANTEE.
We of the county Of. and State Of
do hereby guaranty hat-is able to fulfil .
contract in accordance with the of his propo
siton and that, should his proposition be accepted
herewith. Should the contract be awarded to him
wesre prepared to become his securi ties.
tTo this guarantee must be appended the official
certificate above mentioned
INSPECTION. DELIVERY, &c.
All Horses contracted for under this advertise
ment will be subject to rigid ins pecton and those
not conforming to the specifications wiz be re-
No Mares will be received
The Horses must be delivered in this city, within
ezisnstoa OF time will be granted ON any pretext.
Payment to be made upon the con, pletion Of the
contract, or so soon tn hereafter as the Chic Quar-
telmaster shall e In funds
Any informaiity in the b d or non conf9rmancs
with the term of this advertisement, will ensure
thr rejection of the proposal. ,.
The Horses will be awarded in lots OF taO0) two
hundred each, unless the Chief Quartermaster
should deena 1T 10 the interest Of the Government
The Chief Quarternaster reserves to himself the
right to reject any all bids that he deem too
Colonel and Chief Quarternaster,
f. 16 DepOt of WaShin ct
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The Rebels Abandoning the RetaIiatory
Proclamation Of Jeff Davis.

FORTRESS MONROE, Feb. 19-Col. Ludlow
has just returned from City Point, having had
a conference with MIR. Ould, the rebel commis-
sioner. The Virginia Legislature, il is said,
Will oVerrule Gov. Letcher's late attempt of
retaliation 10y imprsoniEg United States officers,
and VIII transfer 10 the rebel Government
authorities, where ii properly belongs under
with the exchange of prisoners. Itis now also
quite certain that the rebel Congress will not
fail TO overrule JeK Davis retalIatory procla-
nation, and take care that exchanges go on as
heretofore under the cartel. Arrangements for
the exchange Of civilians have been perfected
Gen. Foster left here to-day for the South In
the steamer Spaulding.
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ORPHANS COURT.-DIsrRICT OF COLUMBIA,
wss. sns IGosny the
John P. West, deceased, the administrators afore-
said said have with the appreciation of the Orphans
Court OF ashington county afofss aid, appointed
TUESDAY. the alth day of February next, for the
hnal settlement and distribution OF the personal
estate OF aid deceased and Of the assets in hand
as far as the same have been collected and varned
into money; when and where all the creditors aud
ORPHANS Court of Wsshin gton county aforesaid,
0eir csims properly vouched, or they may other
wise Law be excluded from all bene ft of said de-
ceasecs estate; provided a copy of this order be
published once week for three weeks In the Eve
nDg Star pre- vious to the said 2ith dav of February
ReS Tekt: z. q. ROBBINS
1e lawSW" Register of Wills
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Two Days Later from New Orleans.

NEW YORK, Feb. 20.-The steamer George
Cromwell, from New Orleans on the 18th, has
arrived. There were reports that cons siderable
6isContent was manifested among our troops,
growing out of an unwillingness Of the white
soldiers TO be placed on a common footing with
negroes.
A report was current from G weston that the
frigate Brooklyn was aground in eleven feet Of
watsr.
The New Orleans Delta has been placed in
the hands Of the Messrs Hill, reporters of the
Boston Journal and New York Herald
The New Orleans papers, as usual, contain
no news whatever.
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s.JT.-l89O.-x.

DRAKE'S PLANTATION BIfTERS,
Exhausted natures great restorsr. A delight
ful beverage md active tonic Composed Of
pure ST. Croix Rum, roots and herbs. It in.
vfgorates the body, without stimulating the
brain. 1t destroys acidity Of the stomach,
creates an appetite, and strengthensthe system.
1t lie a certain cure for Dyspepsia, Consnpa-
ton, Diarrh9a, Liver Complaint, and Nervous
Headache, and prevents Miasmaic disease
from change Of diet water, etc. 1t can be used
at all times Of day, by old or young, and is par
ucularly recommended to weak and delicate
persons. Sold by all Grocers, Druggists, Ho.
tells, and Saloons. y. II BRAKE 90, No.
sU2 Broadway, New York. se 25-eoom
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"ILLARDS' HALL-The Fashionable Dnnc.ng
w Aeodemy.-Mr. GOOBALL respectfully in:
forms masters and misses desirOus of learning all
the fashionable discriminating the new Royal
Horse uars Quadrille, now so popular-thst they
commence their lessons At once. The pills
entitled to admission to the grand Floral May Ban
Lessons every Saturday afterne on 1t ociock, for
masters and misses, at Willard Hall. Private
fe 10 Inn .--
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I IGHT DRAFT VESSELS FOR RIVERS AND
IL BAYS.

-, :, - NAFf UkPAKTHkTT, Ftb. IT, 1913:
The Navy Depsr' mept will receive proposals fer
the construction and completion IN every respect
except guns ordnance stores. fuel, provisions and
nautical instruments) FOR Arm orei Steamers, Of
about seven hundred tCEs, OF wood ali iron com.
blned, having single revOly icg turret.
ON ersonsl application at the Navy Department
in Washing ton, or to Rear Admiral Gregory No
Alb Broadway, New York, parties intaudius to
iter can examine the plans and specifications
which viii De furnished to the contractors by the
Department.
No offer i'll be considered unless from parties
who prepared to execute work of this kind,
having suitable shops and teols, of which, if not
known 10 the Department, they must present evil
depca with II cir BID
The act of Congress apr owed July II, 1862, pro-
hibits the transfer Of any contract or order in
terPSt therein.
TIE bidders will stste the price GLd the time
within w!.icn t. ey will gree complete the yes
eel CT vessels, and the bid must b. accompaniei by
fLeP1 they viii promuI execute tbs con, rsct.
Propositi, will be receye1-unt! the Path day OF
February, and they Eust be endorsed Proposals
for Vessels for River Defence to distinguish them
irom 0thsr business letters. fe l. dtFeb q
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From NJississippi,

CAIRO, Feb 2O A skrmish took place be-
tween small party Of FedeT;lS and Be- sf a
lst Louisiana Cav airy, ON th 10th ins taut, ne
Lake Providence, (which resulted in the defeat
ana ruut of the rebels. Their loss was unknown,
hut IS prisoners Were taken. Our loss was 1
killed ard II wounded.
1t is reported 81 Memphis that i,GS0 rebels are
within six miles Of the Charleston Eailroad.
The towboat Hercules was burned by gu-rillas
on Tuesday, just above Memphis.
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CaIfSIctRd of Murder.

TRENTON, n. j., Feb. Io.-The jury IN the
cage OF Chas. Lewis, for the murder OF James
Ruwand, of Princeton, returned into court to-
day with a verdict OF guilty of murder in the
first degree. Tie judgment Of she court will
be pronounced on Monday.
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Disloyal Newspaper Office Destroyed by n
Mob.

CHICAGO, Feb. 2O.-The Office OF the keokuk
Constitution newspaper was destroyed yester-
day afternoon by the convalescents from the
military hospital. The types were thrown into
the street and the presses broken up, part
being thrown into the river.
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PROPOSALS.

DRoPOsA ID FOR PLUMBIBs' WORK WILL
es ,f.eeissc as tss Shloe OF he BIisss o. SoH
tsss1IaI rss, }or sSe s1sIeis: . sseTbsd in tn:
folloHin{ schedule: u
Us Waste Cocks, With rod lever. and fsnse plate.
NO. s'eR Basin coef: sa S1ssisn WITH sso % op nins
Bids must state price Tor ..sh article delivered
at the Tres sury Builei In coed order;
,a. ae. .ls%ss.S saSs. 91ss for
from ths oth Of March to the i'' Of April a' may
the dF sA. to Es,:s
zoe Tnye,opss Containing bids to be endorsed Pro-
pe'.l' for Plumbing Work ISAIAH ROC ERs, -.
Engineer in Charge Treasury Department.
DROPosALs FoH BLEE sroNE FLAGGING
Construction, Treasury Department. Warrington.
u O., until IL oclo ck N, FkBRUAnI q. 1893, for
Blue Stono Flsxsing, according TO the following
isS Stones. feet inches feet Z 4 inches.
E0 to 2O Stoues. foo. 9 inches feet 4 2 inches.
All Stone, TO bcsqusred. dressed to an even thick
and w whGu, any Nv I5sTs ,b 18th Of fsb nsn
at the Treasury Building.
The Department reserves the hight 70 rsssei an, my
BID Bds to Be inelosed 10 sealed envelope endorsed
proposals i0r Blue e'0he fs.HsfhIH ROC sRs,
Engineer in Charge Treasury d. partment.
fe -tuthsafe %
PROPOSALS FOB MARBLE WORK WILL BE
i received at the Office of the Bureau of Con-
,trre ion. Treasury DEPARTMENT, until Z o'clock
cfhcs Of the Bureau Of Construction. This whole
to be delivered at the Treasury Building in good
condition, from the 10Th Of March to the lst Of
April as may be desired.
The Department reserves thu right to reject any
or ali bids, If considered for the interest Of the
Government to do 40.
Envelopes containing bids to be endorsed PRO.
posalt for Marble Work"
Engineer in Charge Treasury Department.
fe 10-tuthsafe %
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New Jersey Lecislaturs.

TRENTON, Feb. Ie.-Er. Scovel, OF Camden.
today introduced i'm the House a ioint r~~olo
ton declaring that New Jersey will nav her
quota OF the ten millions appropriated for the
purchase and emancipation Of the slaves in
Missouri.
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New Europeau Steamship Company.

RosToH, Feb. 20.-Edward s. Tobey, A. A.
Lawrence and Joseph M. Beebe have petition
ed the Legislature TO be Incorporated as the
American Steamship Company" TO run a
line of steamers between Boston and Europe.
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From Califsrniu. .

SAE fRAxcleco, Feb. 2o.-Arrived to-tisy.
thips MsrmRduke and Eastxrn star. from Neyyy,
York. "
There 10 q better feeling In trade generally
me care OF the United States va. R. Il. ifal-
mond, collector OF San Erunciseo under p,~ss-
cent Pierce, Is on trial af the Circuit iAourt
The sction is 10 hold his bondsmen responsanis
iCT alleged Leayy defa1cations
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Gen. Wool Inspecting For,,re.,,.,.

NEw YORK, Feb. e0.-Gaj. Gen. Wool (. pre-
uhcai' ne, srsenale, and military 1aepc,s in
Stnn' eticut, Rhode leland. Massachusetu.
N'w Hampshire, end Msiue. he will com,
ms nee re1f wref, and will visit TIE cities OF
New taN.n, Newport, Fall River, Provi-
de rec, SprlnEf.id, Worcester, Boston, Ports-,
mouth and Portland
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Arrest af n z ehel Snx.

NEW YORK, Feb. 20.--Col. Charles Carroll
hicks, of the rebel army, and lately deceive
for the II bells at Richmond, was arrested At the
ST. Nicholas Hotel this afternoon. q