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The Lansing state Republican., 1863-10-07

MICHIGAN FENALE CoLLEGE.-We are
glad TO notice that this most excellent institution
Is in a very fOurishing cordtion. The rooms in
the college are all taken, aud number of Young
ladies' have procured board in private families
near the building We are glad that the citi-
zens Of our city and the State at large appreciate
50 highly the advantages afforded by this college.
The Misses Rogers, Who are both in attendance.
have few equals in the country as accomplished
teachers. Parents could put their daughters
under no more cultivated or reliable influence
than that OF these ladies' Miss Cobb. cnltivat
ed and experienced teacher from Monroe is II
the school instead Of Miss Babcock, who could
not come. Ii is a source OF pleasure to th,
many friends OF this institution that il ia prosper
ing so finely.
The Lansing state Republican., 1863-10-07

EcLEcrc The Eclectic magazine for
october IS at hand. The number Is embellshed
Win hne steel engraving OF Captains Speke
ana Grant, the discOverers OF the sources OF the
Me. The following comprises its rich table OF
contents: English Constitution since the Access
son OF George III; The Mysterious Marriage
LSeA on the Antiquity of Man ; Spanish Prot.
es'Ants in the Sixteenth Century A German
Soldier; Pretensions OF Spiritualism-Life of D.
u Howe; The Education and Management o.
tne lmoecile; Assassination of Mr. Perceval ir
lolzi Phase of WomAn's Work The Sour
ees OF the Nile; A Tragedy in Wax Work
Madame Lind Goldsmith; Nil Quarere CapHt
humphrey Grainger's Losses; Captain Speks
soo captain Grant; Five Years in the Grea
DeePi Raft Adventure; Literary Miscella
mes Published by W. Il Bidsell. y. Y, a
20 per year. Eich new subscriber will receiv,
tue beautiful premium parlor prints "Returr
IRON Market" and " FiIial Affection
The Lansing state Republican., 1863-10-07

SUNDAY ScHooL CONVENTION. - The
semi annual meeting of the Ingham County
Sunday School Convention will be held at
the Central Methodist Episcopal Church, Of
Lansing. commencing Monday evening Oct.
l2th, at Z ? O'clock.
We earnestly hope that the meeting will be
FULLY attended by the friends OF Sabbath School
instruction in Lansing and the adjoining com
munite-; and that the people of Lansing will
add To- their aiready ,eids spread REPUTATION, for
hospitakfs, by seeing that all the friends from
abroad are well cared for
A committee will visit the families Of the
city during .he week, TO ascertain how many
OF the friends attending the meeting eau be
accommodated by each
The subject of Sabbath instruction for child
ren, il one that appeals to au, of whatever
creed or party. and we desire that this may BE-
indeed. Union Sunday School Convention.
II. B. CROSBY.
Lansing Oct 3. '63. Chm Ex. Com
The Lansing state Republican., 1863-10-07

FATAL TERMINATION he sad acci-
dent that befell Mrs. E. f. Beeoe, Of this city.
that Of being badly burned which We mention
ed two weeks since, terminated fatally on Mon
day morning last Her suiierings have been
intense, but hopes We're entertained by many
that she would recover. until two or three day
before her decease. The p euliar circumstan-
ces under which Mrs. Beebe came to her death.
and the vast amount Of suffering she has been
compelled TO endure, makes the blow fall with
keener sensibility OF sorrow upon the family
aud friends Of the deceased aud will leave an
impress upon this community that Will endure
forever
The Lansing state Republican., 1863-10-07

ANOTHER SAD ACCIDENT-The only
son of Mr.. William WillOughby. OF this city
evening last. He was out at the barn taking
care of his fathers horse, and went up into the
loft to throw down some hay. when be fell, his
head striking against the mauger. He went
into the house, and was put to bed by his moth
er. when he was soon taken with a cOngestive
chill, during the. prevalence of which he died.
He was a sprigbtly lad. active and intelligent,
and his loss is a heavy blow to his parents.
The Lansing state Republican., 1863-10-07

EDlroR oF RsprBIcsS-D-ar Sir Win yorr permis
sion wish 70 say % the readers Of yoar pap'r that WI
send ty return mail. % all who wi-h % -'el. r-e
vs. ia fui aire,t ior making ava using simpe Nese
table B4 IT, th4t vil eeotualiy remove. teu days
Pimpes BoIches Tan, Freckles, and al Impurities Of
the - 10 leaving the soft clear smooth and beau
tful
Iwil al-o mail free to those having Bald Heads, OF
Bare Faces simple directions and nformetion that VII
enable them to start full growth Of Llxuriant Hair
WhiSkers or a M0ustache. in less than thirty days
AL applications answered by return mail without
charge Respectfully yours,
TaOS F. CHAPMAN Chemist.
3m4tO ssl Broadway New York
The Lansing state Republican., 1863-10-07

COUNTY FAR.-The County Fair in this
county opened at Mason yesterday, with quite
favorable weather, ard will be continued over
to-day. 1t is impossible for us to give any par
tculars concerning the Fair this week, but we
shall next week endeavor to give the award OF
premiums. Among the interesting features OF
the programme OF to day will be an Indian foor
race, by ten wild Indians, free to all who desire
to compete witn them, TO take place in the after,
noon at o'c ock, on the Fair grounds
The Lansing state Republican., 1863-10-07

Eg Mr. Jerome, President of the
Port Huron aud OwOssO Railroad. writes to
Hon. James Small, of Lapeer, that the compa-
ny will Immediately proceed 10 build the -oad,
II the property holders along he line Of The
route viii contribute the riga.-of-way. We
judge from this that the road will speedily be
constructed. if this road he completed it needs
only the building Of the contemplated road
from this city to Bstle Greek. TO make his
line the best aud shortest from ;he great
west to the eastern States. The people along
this route do not seem to be fully aware o. its
importance, judging from the lsck Of interest
in the matter in this city
The Lansing state Republican., 1863-10-07

CONTRACT LET-The contract for re-
pairing and changing the Benton House, in a
manner suitable for the school soon to be open
ed ia ii, has been let to Mr.. c. c. Dodge, he
being the lowest bidder for the job. The
work is to be commenced Immediately, and it
is respected that it will be completed by the
6rst Of next month.
The Lansing state Republican., 1863-10-07

The nebriate may now bid defiance 70 the teHlpiine
sap Ir. ZA-E> ANIIDOIE TOR STRONG DiLNA = q
CERTAIN fr Drllnkraness it creates dislike ior
strong srlnA ava can be niIstered without tie
slou - e. Of t-. f-tleu. Pr.l. :; box --t by NAL
to any address hy UPHAM. 4O3 'uEsNrr SrEEET
Psrr ,nsrpst. IA Circulars s.-t .re.. 5ms-J
The Lansing state Republican., 1863-10-07
Wednesday Morning. Oct. Z. 1868,
NOTICE TO OUR SUBSCRIBERS.

The FIGURES which orr subscribers will md attached
% their their papers indicate the NUxBER Of
the paper 20 which their subscription paid. BY the
aEuabsr'' is meant the WHOLE NUMBER " which
may be- found Ia the heading o. the paper, which is
changed weekly being Increased one each week lfty
nln1rs constituting year By referring 10 tbisnum-
bar ID The healing II the paper and comparing i with
the number attached 70 the name, direction the
paper subcribsrs readily bow their account
stand on our books
The Lansing state Republican., 1863-10-07
ss-spermarorrhoa can he cured.-ss

DIR. RAND'S SPECIFIC cures Sperma,orrhGae Seminal
Weaness Inpo'ency Loss Of Po'oer, &c SPEEDILY dnc
sfecslly Its effects truly magical trial Of the
Specific will convince the most skepuca Of its merits
Price ~ box sent post paid % any address. by
UPHAM fO3 CHEsvUr STREET. PHUDEIFHIA, PA Cir
cnIars sent free. 6ni2O
The Lansing state Republican., 1863-10-07

To WOOD CHOPPERS Tue under
signed Is in want Of a number Of wood choppers
Toe highest cash price per cord for chipping
will be paid Enquire at this office Immediately
John A KERR
The Lansing state Republican., 1863-10-07

MEETING OF THE BOARD OF SuPERvI-
sORs The Board oj Supervisors OF this county
will meet at Mason, on Monday next, being tn
day prescribed by law ios the annual meeting OF
such boards
The Lansing state Republican., 1863-10-07

Il tie township of Lansing, AZ the residence o. Chas
Plstner sept %, ls63 NJ. JOHN MARTIN, aged nearly
SO years
Also ~ tno same place. Oct g, lS63 Mr. CHARLES
PIArNFR, Of Typhoid Fever, eyed - years.
In this city, on the 5th instant Mrs FINnNA BEEBE
wife of 2 F. BEEBE, aged - years.
The Lansing state Republican., 1863-10-07

At the residence Of Nr. c. Van Etten, September
so ISIS, by Rev. l. b Potter. Of this city NJ CORNE
IIUS p IUIIER. and Mss IDRIS FULLER. both Of
Bunker HiI Mich.
Al ttc residence of The brides father. the 30th
ult hy Rev j. Boynton Mr. WESLEY ELDRED of nsl
"a, 70 Miss SARAH A CHURCH Of n hs city
The Lansing state Republican., 1863-10-07

Es-Ile soldiers True Flelt-Ftr over iorty year..
Doctor Holloway has been supply all the Armies u
Elrore with Dis PILLS & OINTMENT they having prov
ell themselves he OILY Medicines able 10 cure the worst
eases u Dyssltery Sclrvy Sores Wounds and Bruises
Every knapsack should contain theta Only IS cents
per box or pot -
The Lansing state Republican., 1863-10-07
S25!l EMPLOYMENT. S75l
AGENTS WANT ED:

We will pay from s25 to SIS per month, and all cx
penses. 20 active Agents. give Commission Par
ticulars sent free. Address ERIE SEWING MACHINE
CorrAVy r. JAMES. General Agent, Milan, Ohio.
410-m6
The Lansing state Republican., 1863-10-07
The Confessions and Experience
OF AZ
Z ~ " a Z 7 ID.

Pl1-lslel iuT u oeurlL- lfI p = u. I'D
A CAUTION To TOJN0 NEN
who suffer from Nervous uh..irg- i'rematlrr iE'at
Manhood etc supplying al tae s4ne rm--
THE MEANS OF SFfI CURE,
Rv oi. ao has cur- iimse after nl1- PIT t0 gr d
.xuer-- aud injury through m-il-s hlmnug sa
quacsery.
Bv enclosing a 50 paid addressed trF .-ape, sing.
copies iaay b.. hal ~ the author
NATH ANTEI. MAYFAIR E-q
422-l Belfo-d King County y Y
The Lansing state Republican., 1863-10-07

APPOINTMENT.-Dr. Ira H. Bartholo-
new, Of this city, has been appointed Examin-
ing Surgeon, by the Commissioner Of Pensions
The Lansing state Republican., 1863-10-07

Rs- A gentleman, cured of Nervous Debility lneom
.teucy Premature Decay and Yolsniu Error actuated
hv desire u benefit others. viii be happy 20 furnish
20 alb who need ree Of charged Che recipe and diTec
tiors flr making the simple remedy used ia hs case
Those wishing % profit by his experience and possess
Valuable Remedy, viii receive the same hy return mail
Carefully sealed. by addressing.
JOHN B OGDEN
44nns No 60 Nassau street, New York
The Lansing state Republican., 1863-10-07

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS the Railroad
meeting at Mason, oa Tuesday next
The Lansing state Republican., 1863-10-07
Special Motto e S.
DR RAILWAYS CLEANSING SYRUP, CALLED
RADWAY'S RENOVATING RESOLvENT.

Hon John J. Middleton formerly L. :. Minister to St.
Petershurgh and Fx Governor of the state OF South
Carona, writes the following important letter To Dr
Railway relative 20 a remarkable cure effected by the
The Lansing state Republican., 1863-10-07

EOUND-On the 4th day of August
Il last, about half nile North q williamson. a
DARK BAY MARE COLT.
Black name and tai about four years Old supposed 70
have been stolen. The owneY e requested 20 prove
property, pay charges and take her away
AARON BOTTSFORD.
WILLIAMSON. Oct. s. 1858. 6w44l
The Lansing state Republican., 1863-10-07
RAILWAYS RENovAIING RESOLvENr.


WACC,Naw. :. c. May 81 1873
SRI have recently received your note from Macon
Georgia Toe case you refer 10. in which your Is RFN
OvATING RESOLvENT" proved 50 remarkably eaica
cous. occurred in Beaufort district from my resi-
ience. ana ii not witness the progress Of the
Al that testify TO- i the very remarkable recov
cry of a poor fellow who hat for twe'vemoath or
more been IN deplorable condition from scrof
ulous affection which seemed % have hopslessly in
volvsi his entire system When VISITED the planta-
tion n Narei, 1852 he reduced - most piinble
state in which ever human being and the me5i
cal ti'uiau of the plantation seemed n regard the
cas- utterly hopeless Sarsaparina and lodi7e OF
Slrsapari SC &c hal been tried in vain for several
months, and the poor patient had become most oath
some object, AMI thus continued until July or August
last. when manager - last resource resolved 70
usc your RENOvATING RFSOIvENT." Inc action Of
this remedy SO salutarv and 80 prompt thar in
January last. 10 my surprise. Thomas (the invalid >
came 20 exhibit himself. u all Appearances perfectly
cured by yonr invaluable medicine I saw him again
IA February and in March and be was well and at his
work usual
Under these circumstances can have 10 doubt NJ the
efficacy q your RESOLvENT. aud cheerfuy testify 20
It's having 10 the best Of nv knowledge and belief re-
stored % health th' wretched sufferer from dis
ease that ever behei
remain. sir very respectfully. your obt serv't
Nrrrrr r-roN-
The Lansing state Republican., 1863-10-07
one ANn sX pnrrIrs

Persons afflicted With skin Eruptions gmpie. Blotch
es Salt Rheum, Csnkers. Boiis Tumor. Ulcers Sores
Nodes Scrofula, syphilis Scurvv and all diseases OF The
skin nav rely upon cure. by the use Or from one TO
six bottles
FRIcE oSE D0LAR TER BorTrT OR R1TT-Es F1R FIvE
DR. RADwAY 4 COS OFFICE. 81 MAIDEN LANE, y "
SOLD BY DRUGGISTS
The Lansing state Republican., 1863-10-07
SICK TFApACBFs AND WANT OF APPETITE
INClnFNlN To SOlni1S

Those feelings Wh.ch sadaen rs usually AZ se rom
ii. - ,rnn,-ar-es Distracted nersuiratior. or eat
Inv ana drinking whatever e unwholesome. thus as
rrfirr the hoathfi action 0f the liver and stomach
These organs must le relieved, u you desire W PC -
f p,fi. t.,.n according 90 the printed Instructions
viii ou. kiv produce healthy action m eoih nNef Ans
sto-,srh and ne = natural consequence, eieAf ne''
ana good appetite
The Lansing state Republican., 1863-10-07

All who have Friends and Relatives IN the Army OF
Navy should take especial care that they he amply
snrrfiei With theso Pills and Ointment and where the
brave ,fiers snf sailors have neglected 10 provide
themselves with them no better present can Dc sent
them hy their Friends They have b.eh NV -, ~
tf. Stiiar's never falling friend M the hour n need
COUGHS AND OoIDS AFTpTiNG TRooiS
The Lansing state Republican., 1863-10-07
wFAKNEss OR nEBIIITY INDUCED III
OVER FATIGUE
VOLUNTEERS. ATTENTION INDlsCRETlONs on
Vol ia

S,r..s .ns Ulcers Blotches ani SWcllinss can Wth
,sir h. radically cured the Pills are taken nisht
.,s f,rn and the ointment bc freely used as stAte1
ln tha uriutet instructions. treated in any other
manner they dry uQ n one part TO prth oa1 l Ao.''
49,. ths ointment vii remove tbs humors irom
th yst.u AMI leave thc Patient vigorous ana healthy
man n Will require hIti0 perses erance in bad cases
D., insu~c A lasting cure.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-31
We eIpec. 10 can ont all tho troops now

-
NOior Gen. nl..ECK, OcBeIfiInC Chief Washington:
arrived Wnenon lest ngt tue ensmy had len u houra
proyioualy Miroys Bs4ae, the advatee Sgep Co,
came upon the cGenY iAt yesterday steneon near Great
Run stout four fTo Warenton phuI spIngs, sad
lea. the mouth Of IT, sharp seton took place which lasted
til se de l. enemy being driven Great River bot
ying q bfidso behind bin. Early this morning Cen
Bulori reached Waterloo Bridge which do ended by
force OF tho enemy ard peco OF artillery.
He took possession OF the bridge and desIo' I'd IT,
SgePs ioco advanced Ugan on the len This morning. .nd
hen a heard nom parsulug the enemy Ia the direction
Of Wseiioo Bridge. His column being shod nom TIE
oppose bsk OF the ver which s too deep 70 be ioded
1e enemy has advance afsns Rappaannoek Sta
ton left though Jetterdy morning whlo 40 were
our forces the oDpOe kld3 Of tbs ryer be
btoughs for his columns Of Infantry and attempted to
c,,ry the nights leaving by storm. lie was how
over r0pused with confiefbbe oss. We have had con
guous 5gesenent. principally with artillery along ths
whole line Of tho osh tea mies durns the last
thee deys -, -, II. =, .. $500.
poo,ed BY forces between sulphur Spnns and
Wsisroo Bridge hica Will deu0t be captured, nnie'
they fad some meant OF which NOW ho'hng' oeehpms
across tho river between those places . - .
E,Iy tomorrow tfer clearing this side OF tho nyef
s,l ovs back considerable pat Of this force TO the nsgh
b9h0od Of Rsppshannsek station Nv That 'in,o INC hTef
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.4u7'.,29, 1923 O. m
4" DrI4 ~. Aug 50, lstS-6:J1 a
Col CLNsy Chef asE,eru aser Amy OF -GeessG tea
supplies of orsso aLd s9srs-iosase psrcuLAfyeiuhed
oT ai9 cowmsqA Iae stores wa 9s ''GssA' 20 ts'ak ~
rail ei thence by Wagons 10 ,,iVSie 10 o.lSI selt y
Jon VII obtain fr1u tue commanding 9n.les a. AeAAheiis
tho escost necessary 10 ttoieot tie Hai1s
by command OF Uea. forE.
- ICE0. b. RUoGLEs, Col and ch!ef Of stsa.
tue copy. L. {. II. sAlIH Lient.CO- ard i. ID. Z.
HEApcrArtSAs AMY CP VIRGINIA. !
HArrtE.FIgLO NgAR GKOvGroS. Aug 3D. i.t--9a N
Col. ClARt, 'hsi'S9 iei'e"s.ef Army OF stsi,i.i .,
Gen. Pope directs 'h. yea ,eaG two hode4 sd ny (ol
seon. 20 As zen Hl4k in crGer that 10 may eCoye la
'icA aud public property hom ~ present. posH0n to Cei
n our DOE 4ivrt ses'ans 1900 49,
tsignaD ESQ. y. hUdOLEs, Cob a-d Chief Of Staff.
\ tue copy. e. {. II. SMITH. LleutCoL an y d. q.
HsADeuANrRRs AbsH or VIaGisIA,
MAR GKoyFrcs, Ars 81 1852
Col BEoXwIrH Chci ColaEa''ary-o oss''i Grn f9pe de
t all It's wagons a. CoA'o, lie 10 un.'f4si tae.a
hsu subslstancs stones oa tast place 70
CeuUeyiis
| ts.sa,dJ Gt0. u. tU0GLES Col. aud Chlef Of sad.
t!ue copy: 4. G. Il. ssi1H Liea, Col sad A. D. G.
lIRADoUAHrHhs AMY oE VmGMILl
AgG. %, !so2-6 p. u
Con FRsyKrISi Post your command eni Whatever other
troops you can collect and pat uic IA the otuncNonl
other Fosions sOaa- Censcvie aud hold tho's
posilopsto tue llst e. !oHii'y.
GEO. D. KCGGLEs. Col. and Chief Of STAFF.
4 true copy; T. Z. Ii. sSirn' L..Cel AID A. D. g.
Col CL,RY: You will Immediately put all TO wa-on, aud
that inogees WilA he range OF aey from the
IT tent eN good distsrce 10 the ea on me o'nss
side OF tOwn0ut OF the rage o. Artillery Eamtae works.
BY command Oh Msj.-Ilen. POPR.
(SiUcd) GEO. u. kUGGbEs, Co. AID Chief OF Stn.
Tue copy: 4. {. IL SMITH. Lleut.Co. ana \. D. G.
AUo 30 l3o2-3 p. M.
Cen uRiSrlxLxAS 10 be opened and read BY Gens hear
ani Iiookul:
GENERAL; Retro to Ienuryiie tonight with your COM
nsnd II poNibe 20 BY the way Of Sndleys Fori. Oen
K.no tho guard he turpue by which me
balance OF tho army viii fall b4ck Upon your arrivals
Ceptreyie you will assemble your command en- tho norm
aide OF that Town. EiJ IN lilo nofng proper POSITIONS WA
be s.igned you- .
~ % and Of NJ ,or-3en. POPR, ,es
lSgIcD GEO. y, RD1NLtS, Col. aud lisi o. S'4A-
A true cOpy;r. g. H. oMlrH, LtC9L ard A. " =,
hnApoU ARTEEs ARMY on SiSvsIAf
CssrNAyiLLR. Aug ", 1000.
SrKciL ORDERs No. rhe Pss.onsf, oil wal Nov ~" ~ I
place viii Do sent tomorrow Washington 10y
susri Of one regiment OF inisnry, TO 10 WI"
purpose by Msor.O,n. Mcdowell
| BY couimsnd OF MsloFGru IoP., ,r,,.,.,e,.g
| iSisneD GEO. ID RUUGLts Col ana he' o. S'Aa'
tue copy: 4. g. H. SMITH LI,,oI ssI ie ~ Az m
Mai. Gen. HAILgog, Generalia-. lie' NO nav
tsu6e battle sgaia tsdsy Tue enemy se' "'H''s's'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-31

psppsr Sperse and a. far Barbes covered with smoke
end Ices Of dust TIE deseer reports hs arrival last
g the greste portion Of co, o, !. It's Present
posiion. tS.gn.d) JOHN 5. CLAIM Col aud A. d. C. y.
i trua copy: T. 9. IL SMITn. Lieut Col and A. d C.
Evening star., 1863-03-27
LOCAL NEWS.
nTANS

The delegation of wild Indians of the Plains
now on a visit to Washington, accompanied by
their interp refers and agents, called upon the
President at the Executive Mansion this fore
noon. rumor VI their intended call brought
together large assembiage of gentlemen and
ladies, including number of foreign ministers
and their families the Secretary Of the Interior,
Commissioner of Indian Affairs, Assistant Sec.
retary Of the Navy, the Hon. d. S. Dickinson,
Lord Ly ons, Secretaries Chase and Seward
NJ Lisboa's family, ex-Gov. Bashford, Amos
Reed, ESQ, Secretary to the Superintendent
Of Indian Affairs IN Utah, and others Of note
The savages were dressed in full feather
buffalo robes, Indian tanned, and bead worked
leggings with profusion OF paints upou their
faces and hair, &c, &c. On entering ths E tst
Room they auatted the mseIves down upon the
floor in a semicircle-fourteen chiefs and two
squaws-and were instantly surrounded by
the curious erowe, quite As gaudiiy IL not quite
go fantaeticaily caparisoHed.
After delay Of fifteen minu the President
entered, and was formally introduced. to each
Of the chiefs, all the men being leading chiefs
Of their respective tribes-Apaches, Arrapa-
hoes, Comanches, Shians, Kios, Caddoes, &c.,-
by thelr respective htles-WAr Bonnet Stand-
ng In the Naler. Yellow Wolf. Yellow Baf-
Evening star., 1863-03-27
AFFAIRS IN GEORGETOWN.
Correspondence Evening Star.l
GRoRGETnMN. ID. O.. March a6. I

GEORGETOWN. d. c., March 2S, f5-l}
There is 4 considerable rise in the Potomac
river this evening, indicating a heavy !al of
rain above The curren. Is quite rapid, but
does not as yet threaten any damsge.
We baye had several arrivals by river sine.
my last, including one of fish, lately taken
from the lower Potomac.
/ understand the fish wharyes here have
been rented for over 500.
The report OF a breach in the Ches lpeaks
and Ohio Canal Is confirmed, but said to he 50
trifiins that it will only interrupt navigation
for q few days.
l notice an arrival of a choice lot of apples
and champagne cider TO los. &. Waters. Those
interested would do well 10 call on him before
purchasing elsewhere.
The other arrivals by river are As follows =
Steamers T.. Chamberlain, Stewart, Phiiadel-
phia, merchandise to Hyde < Davidson; Eliza
beth, Fowler, Aqua Creek, hospital stores
schrs. J. '. Wellington, ChiPman, Boston, ice
to ". Cooley; Hope, Philips Baltimore, wheat
TO A. Ross Ray d Co; Thos. Z. BaTtlett, Spear,
Portland, Me, hay to J. u. Waters & Co;
barges II. NJ Walker, Cole and Fanny Forsyth,
Rudy, Philadelphia, hay TO government
I,epalted-Schr Thos J. Tull, Cooper, Bal
timore, (hght)
Arrivals by canal since my last are-H Res
ley, hooppolcs to Geo Hughes; Jno. HumhlEd,
wood; J. Wheatley. wood; Zella i Minnie,
coal 10 G. f. Detmold. w. ]. Worth, Limestone
D4rarted-M. b. Branhall, H. Resley, ;
Castleman, Oliver Boley and Carrie Belle t'T
Cumberland, (light;l J. Wheatley for 10 miles
and W. j. Worth 90 miles.
Business is quiet. Markets good, with whole
sale quotations as follows:
Flour, super, SIPS: extra, S9.25aS5. so fauiily
S925aSlO: Welchs family, Slo.50. Whea', red,
Si75aSI so: white, ST s0aS2. Germ, Whit. 95a
81; yellow, gOn95c. Oats, Maryland, +5a5lc
hay S2SaS3O; Cumberland coal, S4-25; salt, u.
A., S1.75; line, 81 2.5t; mill stuf-middlings, i0a
soc; brown stuff, 32a33c.; shorts 2ia25c.; pota-
toes, sOa9Gc.; Baldwin apples, S;3as325: cider,
16a2Cc.: do. clarified, 20a25c. CUBA.
Evening star., 1863-03-27
The End of French Intervention

DISPATCH OF II. DE L'HUYS TO MR.. SEWARD
The Courier dcS EtatS CniS, of yesterday
morning, publishes the following intelligence !:
sir formation received by us from Paris
authorizes Us TO believe that the mails of the
Europa have brought 10 the French Minister
at Washington fresh dispatch from NJ
Drouyn de LHuys, in answer TO that OF Dir
Seward of the 9th of February last.
Tie tone of this dispatch is, as we are in
formed, firm and dignifcd, while remaining
within the limitations of amicable relations
The cabinet of the Tuiier es expressed is re-
gret, that the thought which had dictated lis
counsels OF the 9th of January was not b'ttar
apprehended and welcomed, and adds thai,
nctW th. landing the arguments adduced by
Mr.. Seward, the imperial Government con-
tinues to view the matter in the same light.
Relieved by the failure Of her effort from the
obligations of amicable interpostion uhIch
had entered into her former sympathies wrtn
the United States, France resumes with regret
the attitude of simple spectator, foreign To the
fight, and will henceforth confine herself 70
following the course of events"