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LEGAL NOTICES.

THE sUPREMH COURT OF THE DISTRICT
Il. sssss 4 sss .s ooass s
sss !: Ss:s
q On: s
Esaaaiinstsn. and re same ..e nSssS "a ero.s
ss sSs s.d sa
on the arst Monday Of O:tobsr next, VIXEN and and
eAnle Why eond.mn.sien should rot 30 dse reed,
and e intervene for their INTEREST: .,as o,..s
sTRfsna o9 SnS. OF THs
tie Unssa states Tor e. said oat' 81 q
:s ys kSss as' Ga
and Prosecuted 10 Ills Court IN tie
d .Hs s o4
Hisy Hall, IL he city Of Washinston. on the arst
.ons .Ie warned to sppes. to show cause Why on.
~ tAsir interests. By the Court ,,as o,.,,
Il. United sssss. Tor tho va Ds1ist ooae' al 81
:1sn III. &. liz 81, q sssa sr:
United States schooner Racer captured . lawful
beled and in this court in &c na1s 81
the United 6tates for conG emnation a. such lewful
plye and that said will stand for trial ct the
Monday Of October next, when and who're all Per
ecns are warned TO appear to show cause Why con
4em1ation should not be deereed. and to intervene
for their interests. By the Court,
N1 B. MEIGS, Clerk,
T'HEsUPREAl COURT OF TIE DISTRICT
or 0OLgABIA, Holding District Court o.
whos i, may concern. Greeting Noti 20 is hereby
given, that, Qp the 18th day of Nay, 1888, . lot Of
States stsamer Wysndank sttsohsd to the Poto-
mac Flotills, and brought to the port Of Wishing
Court in the name Of the United States, Tor con
dsm1 ation e lawful priss and that said cause win
Washinston; on the 6rst Monday Of Oetober next.
whep and where AZ persons are warned to appear
decresd. and TO inter for their interests.
By order ofthe Court.
jy8 RI. MEIGS, oierh.
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YAK VEPAHTWBNT. =
w ADJufAH7 6pRIHALsS Op11op
WAsKH0ToH, June q, I0eo.
G6x0sl 0r&ss, Ne. las.
The Adjutant General WIN provide IN asyxe1fs-
sts medal Of honor for thu troops who. after The
sxpration Of their term have offered their services
TO the Government in the present emergency, md
also for the volunteer troops from other States that
have volunteered their service In the Dtases OF
Pennsylvania and MARYLAND.
BY order ofths Secretary Of War.
J. D. T0WNe0N0,
70 50 Assistant Adjutant General.
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GAS FITTING, kc.

w GAS FUTURES.
w Have in Store, AID aro daily PooeiTfR3, Gas
H1XTUR1S Of entirely New RattaIns md 0eGikna
ard 1insh lSsricr IN styis 70 saythins hsfstotofs
0Ahrod In this market.
Ne invite ofti1ens generally 70 ell snA examine
car stoek OF GAS and WAITE YIxfUx19, hellAS
AM Vesh IN The shove Nns fntrvsSel % on
sarO viii % Hronytly attended 10,
maSE NYAR8 ke9HAN. SIC D street.
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CloRET DIsEAsIsI SECRET DIsIAs15I
AMARITAN,s GIFT:
SAAARITANS GIFT

a M a II Ms 6IFTs
SAAARITAN'S GIFT
THE MOST 9ERT4IN RAMEDY EVER USED.
eosonsHxSss1A g E2;isEz!s 9H5s1 Fl
Oslv Isr Pslls 20 9 Iak.. % E6sa . CAv..
ss ps
Ii tSess vho have dsss.issa q sstsias aarsa.
Ben. ;, nj. S7 e 1I.is .s,s,s eft
= Pries-Mals packages. o.. Female, %.
sSSSR s sRts s,g,,Ss 9SSRH'
seA1nsssk fSi.f S1 sflsis1s e. o. VI
SAMARIIxNs ROOT AND HERB JUICES
sss 2s1s ssI "a
81 ssisss 80 U.s. s: iii ssssssss
so , ss q .' %:
''r'' that for f 81 s5 ysr aA in
FL ssks s'stfH
sa. :: ss il;aH g.S .ass q
11MAL1si .YIMALlsI
IN many snestiors Mith wnish 1qmhSI 1U q He.
most s ssE "a sS.assS il ATR u Il
Whites q bearing down, falling Of the womb,
DebfitY. and for Al COMPLAINTS incident to the 1ex
Sent ~ express. Price q . bottle. or bottles
'sAMARIrANp uHANCRl WASH.
Price IS cents. Fun directions.
U10N0ND 4 CO., Boz Isl RhilAdslDhia Rost
= seid hy .. CALy1RT FORD rnsr Of nth ~
aiiNR IVY COOK. Alszaadris. nays-r
RooTs AND SHOES 10 SUIT TH1 TINS.
w sxs now mansfAst.rins al kinds Of BOOTS
and eHOlS, and constantly receiving , sup-n6A0
~ Of 1astsfn-mads work Of every deserip-
Ton, made s1Rressly to order, and VIII bsY
issstoiors sSsTssd II fsis city for musH iatsrios
:, ISuons in want Of BOOTS and sHols Of lasssra
Nent In store and st the leMsst rgiess. 8iy0us y
IN. 6AIlHIN q DHOTHII,s II
pktff --......s1 SIl Rennsylvanis svsnss. :
CoETIN.ETAL MONTHLY FOR AUavsT.-
~ = ''A' coNrlNTs.
Orr Future; BY Lieut. Eebsrt Phelps, u. A.
Autnm Leaves; by Mrs. d. W.Cook Across Maine
Slsspir Peri. N Lost Darling Reason, Rhyme
and khythm; compiled and written ~ Mrs.. II W.
gHssS o: Rs !, y 81
fsrson payis and Reputation; letter from Hon.
Samuel q Hurst. Dying in the Hospital; By NARY
,. neriy, Loaisvills, Ky. Literary Notices. ID
81 Wm YRAHoK TAYLOR. Agent.
Ta e s.s ,ssr ne best 'ss
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9RIES = II Ar.
YYossessd by Royal Llitsys Patent Of Eas,asd, szi
ssexs Cd BY tie Seals Of tn Etoh d PkaT1socSs a
Pssss, sSd ~ lSspsrtAl Collage ~ Ms4ieSss, WSsx0
TRIEsEAAR No, =, :
70 the e0eetus al remedy for RHlsAAAII0N. 9Rlu.
AAT0aRHGA AND EXHAUSTION or Nh
TRi1sHMAR No. /. = !" -
Completely and entirely graduates I'll traces Of
those disorders for which OopAiyA aud 0phshs have
generally bean thought Antfdote, to the ruin ol
The health Of vast portion Of the p6puiations
TRID6EMAR Not,
70 the great and sure remedy of the civilized Worla
for al impurities Of the system, well ~ secondary
symptoms, obvisting the destructive use Of Mor.
curry, ~ we'll as other deetesioue Ingredients, and
ahich all the earsaparilla In the world. cannst
remove. TRIEHEMAR Mes. ], 3 and are Aliks
aevoic Of tasss smell and Of all nauseatine qnsI
ides. They are In the form Of IoEsnse, and may
lie on the toilet table without thsir uss being sus
Bold in tin essss At Ss each, or four Is sssss In
one, for %, and In en- cases, thus, saving %, N
.dministsred By VsfPesn, LA4lenand, Ronx. Sc,
GO. ~ h9lesAle and retail by DR.. II. A. BARROW,
~. bleeeksr street, flour doors from MscDocSaf
stfsstl New York, Immediately "a receipt OF e.
mttance, Dr.. Barrow viii forward TrIsssmSr to any
1srt q the world securely packed, and addTesssd
sceorGine % the INSTRUCTIONS Of the writer.
Rubnahea also BY DIR. BARROW, that populs,
and bean:fnlly illustrated medical work, Human
Yrailty. Price ~ CENTS. Triessnar And Book can
Washington b. q. d lS.1r
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T,HESUPREAl COURT OF TIE DISTRICT
i OF COLUMBIA, HoNinx q Dietriet Oonrt q.

KENDALL'S
AnDoLlNE YoR fHD HAIR.
AxB0LlNE
MOlsTENS,
BEAUFIFIES,
ODORATES,
LEN6RTHENS,
INVIG0RATE S,
NODRISRES,
EKBELLISHBS
THE HAIR.
K1NDALLp AMBoLINl il rare compound
stimulating extracts from Flowers, Roots, and
Herbs. for the GROWTH, BEAUTY, and PER-
AANRNT vIGoR Of the HAIR.
Highly beneficial where the hair requires
gentle stimulant." DR. CLIFTON
"Have never had anything which so perfectly
answers the purpose Of hair dressing.'
WARREN WARD, Esq,
No. 277 Canal street, N. Y.
AFTER being bald for seven years your AMB0-
LIME has covered the entire scalp with N8W
HAZE" Prof. 'OHN S1NIA.
No. 35 King street. NY.
Tor sale By all Druggists and Fanny Goods
price 91.f
KENDALL & BANNISTER,
ele-6m No. 542 BRoADwAY,N.
AUGUSTUS JOHNSON 4 co.,
sss PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
Bs1wsss s1H AID 1orz srs..
HAVE BOUGHT AT TH1 R1olIvlRs sALl
TIN WHOLE BALANCE OF STOCK
Of the late arm Of
L1A0H 4 co., BALTIMORE.
sonsiGtins Of:
nERMKIICALLY.SE GOODS,
o. gHBEY DBS0RlPTI0N:
POULTRY,
VEGETABLES,
WHICH WI o11IR TO TIE TRADE,
DY TH1 PACKAGE,
5As BALew MANUFACTURES PRIols,
AUGUSTUS JOHNSON / CO.,
aD1n 2ss Pennsyivania Avenue.
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u: ~ = ;s'; Sssa,aeh SIC r,.,
For the Holidays.
1. 4. BIBneER / co.,
BsAses o. Hos. 10 AID n B.oAD ST., new Yoas
oy71a FOE sAL1 At FHlIR STORE,
~. ss5 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
H1AR 1H1RT8lNr1 sFR11f,
SIGN OF THB OLD KNICIHRB0CXKR,
1H1 MOST COMPLETE AssoRTklNf OF
IMPORTED WINES AND LIQUORS
10 d FOUND IN 1H1 METROPOLIS.
YuGB GROCERIES, CAN GOODS,
KITS AND KEGS No. MACKEREI,
KENNEBEO SALMON,
DOUsED Z PIOKLED LAMBS TONGUES
PIGS FEET,
NoLISH DUN GOLDFISH,
Together with Ill the
&OAO0 10 4CS4O6GSA ~ Ax30 66A9V0l
Msssrs. 4. II. B. 4 %. ere also Sole Fropesssoss
o. 1ININ01RB o1LlBRAfED
LONDON DOCK GIN,
Hst up /. Quart Bottles for medicinal ass.
Also. Sole Agents for
OLD TOM LONDON CORDIAL GIN.
eftAs krSt quality and Forwarded to any Daxt Of tAs
4 g inssns fi . % p.rm.asnuy soeas.a, ~ n.
specially request fsmilies to sive zs call.
ABRAM II. BININ011,
HINRY T. oAP1N.
WAszue1ca, December. lsaa.
A. II. BrNIHeHR CO. have NO son.sxion Wit
d8.u RoLLIF cHURoH. Agent
-. ..,.... -; 7s|R ,.a: z4sgs 3 g.
sn''f h'o1 s anS:G NoysnS.1 = sso. OF
A'o Modal y .stGsPst.6D o s Institute
.@ soa " as n = 4: md ,,..s'
=: '3 2s ii,i iiis6 s;''.'''''' q
I1' xso Sf RSS sSifi ssr TRUNK.
OAHVA6 ykAVBLIN6 BASB,
AT1oKsp PSgeE ssH1oA..s' -
q ssd =.
ti ma s'1ss mad.
! S.Sisis cov.nrD and RsPA1K.D =, short
~, asolsstoVs and Ais1.aa5ass ss . -o,u.x
To HOTELS, eE 3 Z 7 seissrAuxAsrs, PM.
vAr1 YAMILI1S, As.
sss s.sssr,ssas har. ut received fsssA sa,,
~ oAs1s sT. JULIEN AND yLoRRA0
va,sa av of.l is1 q. = i New a. zor. ,r,s-.
Al ~, =. ,s, -: sse ss E. a.'a
5kS 9hsr . '!s s5sssss., .. .,..
:ss$;;EsS; s 4 '; ;ssi iis.:.
fESfaSs, S 5}aESbaI s. "a 'ssashl.u ,.u,
sSRSl SkssRs k1nR, n....r1eAllrs. A1.p
.s4a.s "a 1 SssssA SOPHIA on AZ
,s!s: 5 5e sS$S TsSS%Sz5S4sss. i, 1r.,1An, II.
1ANOY 0noOuRIlD. @
DININoIR b Co.,
DrsnsA-sl0 "a. svenas. o1DcSfss !
.WluArda' HOt0l, WaaSaaafoa
Ne ved 0 small lot Of 04eoyV LGAo1
INAss1Y o0LLINs con =
PHILADELPHIA so
DRAUaHI ALE AND PORxKR.
u.m.o.,...,vtnsl .Yee eu.ns,tias az pRAuguR
ALI and PORT1R from thu celebrated Brewery,
whish an prepared 70 furnish on short notice %
III persona who WIN favor me- With tAsir orders.
BAfiifaeaop Guarantisd: - -
ore.s s.':a = ~ dz,vles WI n. promptly A.
Hooda dSiiYafsasin i1r tktts q WSaiinsssu ual
assreetov1s4 res Of aharee. - II. asassk !
=. Etf1le +, Clak NJ 1(ljsssS.i =. J. -lsa# Y .
5. 800 1tENY As teHINg, Assas,
1nSsa Bssskas Dpos. ~ Green o.. =.
- ~ 0sorestown, y. q. 1
uyHIS ID TO NOTIFY DuTLlRs OF fHI
II army that am ptepe1ed % furntah q all times
and ct short notices IN kinds Of WAGONS, to-, ap-
peYtain3n6 70 suffers. CHARLIE 6LAOK.
CokneE Of John And CashedrA sta:
W0 ~ ys1 2. 80. SAlNW0y0s 10
HLAM1IAo oIp1 msRYvr1n o1nrrr
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pRoPosALs FOR HxAD BOARDS FOB GRAvss


CHIxI ASS 2 QuAlrIlxAsfIlH O11IoB,
D''' "a'"'"s''1 e. sss:z xs g. ~.
1n4LID PROPOSALS WIN ne rscelveo n snin Ono.
Boards e Tablets for graves Of the following de-
All 70 BE-. Of seod Black Valiant, clear Of knots
IN * n:S
sss;: ss s:s 81 # .:i.S I'll;
Inc t name, rank: rsFimsnt and eom.any nth the
soldier he Assistant or bis agent
may direct. and in all respects to correspond With
Ait Il aid boards to BE- ees:rsa At such point or
points in this city or county in Washington. D. G.,
tsco within twenty days, and the BALANCE tso
thousand e eoo) within sixty days after awarding
Proposals from disloyaI parties viii not be con-
ssidsrsd and AN OATH OF ALLEGIANCE 20 the United
The ability bidder to al the contract should
1t be awarded to him. must be guaranteed by two
pended to the sSa5antes and said guarantee must
The FssRSSnsisility Of the su.r.stors must %
s Court s'5t q DID,
rtct Attorney
s.
The full name and Post Office address Of tho bid.
ia bid Is made in the name Of . firm, the names
Is. Sreposa q II Ds
signing 1t.
Bonds in the gum of one thousand dollars signed
By the contractor and both of his guArantors will
the contract
The right to reject any or ell bids that may Do
deemed too high Is reserved BY the Depot Quarter.
Informal proposals win be rejected.
Proposals must be addressed TO Cart ldvard L,
Harts, Assistant Quartermaster United States
Army. at Washington D. o., and should be plainly
' FORM OF GUARANTEE.
=, and 80, Of the county Of =, and stats
fulfill the contract in accordanes with the terms Of
his proposition, and that should his proposition DO
ance Herewith. - .
Should the contract be awarded him We are Pre-.
pared to become his s1reties.
aTo this guarantee must Pc appended the ofseiA
EDWARD l.. HARrZ, !.
an std Captain and A. Q. H., u. 8. Army.
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TRAYNLERS' DIRECTORY.


BALfIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
ia e 81
On end afssr TussAay, August II lees, lAILY
az 3&SIEift6 end PlRK IMMUNE, sSd IN
betvssn WARRINGTON end BALT1A0RD. -
1O1 PHILADlLPHIA, H1w YORK 4 DoefoH.
Leave Washinsson ats and Ills .. y, sAA end
O. bs1dsys a. ,. n. only.
FOB BALfIM0Rl.
Leeve 81 80, and Ills .. a. and ., and 80 ,.
n. On enadAYe At Q. N. and and $50 ,. n. only
FOB ALL PARTS OF The WHIST
Leave Warrington ut 90 .. a.
10R WASHINGTON AND TIN SOUfH.
Leave Baltimore for Washington at 40. and 10
IN. sa0 so. and .. n. On euAdAysAt 4-O ana
The third and fifth trains only from Baltimore
ne ne drst and fourth trains from WashinGtoa,
STOP 1t WAY points,
FOB ANNAPOLIs.
Leave Baltimore at O. m and D. n
Eeeve washington At q, m and 3 . m
ouain Tor Annapolis on eundAye
For further informstion. tickets OF every kind,
&C.. apply to 9. 9: KOONTZ, sent at WISHING.
ton station. or at the Ticket offce.
- on,- 9aster Of franeDoFtAtieu,
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AGO sEVKNTH STREET. The best y,aes a
CLOTHING. IN
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MILITARY LAWsoR THE UNITED sf KTIsI
lx1 relating to the Army, Volunteers, Militia An
to Bounty Lands and Pensions, from the FOR mda )
ton OF the Government 70 MarohS, 1885, BIZ joh 4
US ' - ..RRANoK TAYLOR,
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A sEI6TANT QUARTERMAsTER's OFPIc8.
PROPOSALS. ron FUEL Wy g. ''0''
SHALRD Proposals., to he endorsed Proposals.
for lSsi viii be received at this of % until 10 g.
N. Of the 18th Of August for the delivery & this
WHITE Ash ANTHRx6ITS GOAL, ana Is cords ori
best seasoned OAK WOOD.
Bidders VIII state price per ton or cord.
The contract viii be awarded 70 the lowest re-
sponeihle bidder who will give satisfactory security
In bond for $50 Tor the aus lerIormAneo OF the
contract. GEORGE Ely.
Captain and Assistant Qusrtermastsr.
jy29 (Intsl d Rspub.)
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PRICES.
1xtraSt Buchu, 81 per bottle, or nix for IS,
Extract Sarsaparilia, SIP bottle, or aix for o.,
Delivered to any address, securely packsd nom
observation.
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n,ATBIaNlp RlTOKMArION IN TH1 fIN1
- oA1v1A' sve'a7pfa}d rAy1o
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SEE MEDICAL PRoPRHrrEs OF BuoHu,
From Dispensatory Of the United States.
Bee Professor DEVICES valuable works O. IL.
Practice of Physie.
Bee remarks made BY the late eslsbratsd DR.
PHYeIC, PHILADELPHIA.
Sec remarks made By DR.. EPHRAIM MopOv
ELL, . celebrated Physician. and Member Of TIA
Royal College Of Surgeons, ireland. and publisSsd
in the transactions Of the King and Queen 9 Jour
nal. a.E!e. & an
Bee Medico chirurgical Review, publishsd b~
BENJAMIN TRAV1RS, Fellow Of Royal ool,ass
Of Surge ons. ssh
See most Of the late Standard Works Of Medicine
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Massey COLLINS = COS :
=" PHILADELPHIA .s
DRAUaMx ALE AND PORxKR.

TyHI1 70 TO NOTIFY guTL11s OF THI
ana st skort notieos sIi Kinds of WAaONS. e., ID
neYteinlne to suffers, OHARLl0 SLACK,
goFnsr Of John and osshSdrs st1
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Two table spoonful OF the Extract Of ssrxan>
rlla added to pint of water is equal to the Libson
Diet Drink. and one bottle Is fully equal to saIlo,
of the Syrup OF sarsaparills or the Deeoetion. -
usually made,
rHD TO UBl IN THE UNITED STATES ARMv
and are also in very general use In all the STAT
HOSPITALS and PUBLIC SANITARY INsfI-
TUTIoNs throughout the land, Is well q In prf.
vats practices, and are considered a. invaluable
remedies. 5.e
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LATEST NE WS.
AFTERNOON DISPATCHES.

ABOUT THE CARTEL-REBEL NEWS.
FoRT MeNRoE, Feb. Ill reply to the de-
mand made for the release of Federal Army
Officers, Colonel Ludlow, United States Com
missioner, received information that all feder.
al officers captured before the 10th OF Decem-
Der 1862, the date of JEFF. Davis proclama
ton, would be Immediately released
All suffers clerks and Government EN-.
ployees confined in Richmond have been re.
leased and arrived here
The Lynehburg Republican has the follow.
ing from below dated the 4th
--latest reliable information from Memphis
represents that seven gunboats had passed
down The river is rising, and is now within
four feet of high water mark. Artillery are
placed at all stations of the Memphis and
Charleston Rail Road.
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Napoleon has distributed 70 the French
exhibitors their awards from the London ex.
hibition He has made an unusually liberal
add pacific speech ttNf NtitBts
The new Arch Bishop of Paris attacked
England aud Russia for not joining France
in mediation.
A dra1 Of the Senates address to the
Emperor expresses regret that proposals Of
France for mediation we're thought premature
by other powers
Bourse heavy and lower
The threatening insurreotion had broken
out in Poland in provinces around Warsaw
Simultaneous attack were made on troops in
their various cautonments Many soldiers
we're killed
said to have been intended
Latest accounts from Warsaw states that
affairs were tranquil, and energetic measures
were taken to suppress revolt elsewhere
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CIncInnRtI Mnrket.

CINCINNATI, Feb. ] 2
FL0UR-Demand improved, prices 6rmer
Super6ne held 80@5 80 extra 5 90@6 90;
family 26@6 Is
WHISKY-Good demand at 54@54t
latter rate for wagon.
WHEAT-Market firm demand improved
2o@l 20 for prime to choice red, l 25@
rs for prime Indiana or Ohio white, and
28@l 30 tor primo to choice Kentucky
white.
CORN-Demand up to supply market firm.
Ear at 68@70 in bulk shelled at 6S@70 in
bulk, and at 7s@s0 including sacks.
OATS-Demand active. We quote new
and old at 5000 in bulk, and at s0@8O,
including sacks.
RYE-Demand limited, offerings light,
market firm at ! GOAL 90 for prime samples
on arrival.
BARLEY--Demand good, offerings light
Prime tall at 45@l So state spring, prime
to choice, at 35@l 40 Qualities below
prime dull.
GROCERIES-Market Grmer, unchanged !;
sugar l2t@l34, coffee 3l@S31, molasses
55@62.
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ARnuT THE ALARAMA-

NEW YoRK, Feb4 The barque Maria So
phia from Cardiff reports that on the I'd in
latitude 26 29 and longitude 67 40 min, she
was boarded by a boat from steam man OF
war who examined her papers. The descript-
ion Of the vessel answers to Alabama
A Baltimore letter Of the llth says Capt
Thompson Of the bark Agnes reports that he
spoke on February Sd, in latitude 63 deg.
longitude 72 de. As min, the brig Darien,
bound to Portland, the Captain of which in
red.
NOle-The latter report looks like a can
ard.
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BY Telegraph.
aEPoRTED FOR THE DAILY EMPIRE
MONT DISPATCHES.
CuRRENCY AND RAGS.

WASHINGTON, Feb l2--Tbe currency bill
passed the Senate to-day
A meeting Of prominent book and newsp-
pers publishers was held yesterday in this city
To-day delegation from men consisting Of
Messera Raymond, Appleton, Harper Wilson
and others representing various parts Of the
country, held conference with the Committee
Of Ways and Means and presented their rea-
sons why the duty on paper should be redu-
ced II was stated before the Committee that
it would cost eighteen cents per pound to m-
port paper with the duty all oil, At the present
duty Of thirty-6ve per cent and at with sx.
change at sixty per cent not one pound could
be imported, consequently no revenue could
be obtaiued this oource until the duty was re.
dueed. There is no duty on imported rags.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-02-13
LATEST NEWS FROM EUROPE

New YoRK. Feb l3-Tbe Etna fIom Liver
pool 2Sth and Queenstown 29th arrived this
morning.
Rumors of French mediation ll'circulate
Some authorities say they are authentic
1t ir reported that de Il Huys instructed the
French Minister at ST. PETERSBURG, London.
Vienna and Berlin, to sound those courts upon
the fitness, not Of mediation, but of simple
couusels, which might be given belligerents
advising them to name commissioner charged
to examine, with or without aImistic, upon
what basis an arrangement might be made 10
put an end TO the war.
Another account says de L IHuys is prepar-
note for transmission to Washington, re.
commendiug compromise.
Owing to delay Of the Asia and consequent
absence there is no later American news,
English Journals are generally silent on
American affairs
The steamer Georgiana had left Liverpool
and Holly Head for Nassau, with large sup
Plles OF arms, ammunition, and various ne.
eessariss tor the Alabama, Of which vessel she
% called tender.
The London Globe taboas the most inter,
esting points in American news.
The Shipping Gazette remarks that .hopld
the Emperor's proposal be rejected. be has an.
parantly but one alternative To reeogniIs
the south, and raise the blockade. Il NAV he
taken for granted that il negotiation will BE-
rejected, that coUepauSory cessation of hostili.
ties or MARITIME were With north follows The
Gazette asks-"Can. England afford to lel
the French Emperor prooeod alone, or is he
acting ON en understanding with her Ma
jestyT'
The London Times opposes the scheme OF
the Engllsh Government contracting heavy
liabilities for the Canada and Nova Scotis
Railway She bad better wait aud see What
becomes Of the American republic before
settling up such costly defence.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-02-13
GOV CURTIN GETTING AWAKE.

HARRIsBURo, Pa Feb. 12.-Governor Cur
tin sent message to the Pennsylvania Legis-
lature to-day, with reference to arbitrary arrests
contendiug that Congress alone has the power
to suspend the writ Of habeas corpus, and rec
ommending the passage of resolutions request.
ing Congress to take such action as may bring
the guilty to punishment and relieve the inon-
cent
While Governor Curtin admits that these
arrests were necessary at the commencement
of the rebellion, be does not think there is any
occasion for them at the present time.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-02-13
RUMoRs FROM CHARLESTON.

NEw YoRK, Feb. l2--lt is reported the
Weehawken would be obliged to repair a bro.
ken shaft at Hhilton Head, requiring some
three weeks
Gen Fosters forces were encamped at Bay
Point, and it was rumored he would come
North for reinforcemeDts.
No attack had been made on Charleston, as
late as midnight on Monday, when the Argo
passed through the blockading fleet
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-02-13
A RUMOR CONTRADICTED.

WASHINGTON Feb. l3.-Tbe rebel report Of
disaHection in Banks command is contrary
TO authentic information received here.
General Fremont has applied for active
service
the names Of the 48 Major and l54 Brigsdier
Generals nominated. The list was returned
returned to the President for revision.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-02-13

New YoRE, February l3.
FLOUR-Receipts 900 bbls; more doing,
5@l0c better sales 0,00O bbls 1907 30
extra state; 6O@7 IS common to good
shipping brand r. h. 0.
WHEAT Demand fair, one cent better
/ 35@l So Chicago spring; 56@l 6l Mil
waukee club; l 63@1 6s winter red ives
tern.
C0RN-Shade frmer at 92@9S sound
mixed western, s0@9l unsound.
OATS-Market hrm at 72@7G common
to prime.
PORK-Shade frmer at IA 62@l4 IS for
mess.
LARD-Firm at 6s@64.
DRESSED H0GS-Flrmer.
WHlSKY-Steadier at 55@5S.