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GAS FITTING, &C..

WM. 7. DOVE 90.
SARk Now prepared to execute any orders With
which they may be favcredi n the
PLUMBING, GAS. Or STEAM FITTING bU6l.
NESS.
~ Store On Ninth street, few doors north ef
Pennsylvanis avenue where may be found . com.
piste assortment of CEiANDELl ERS and other GAS
sTEAM and WATER FIXTURES. jan H-ly
U GAS FIXTURES.
w Have In Stere, and are daily receiving, CAB
FIXTURES Of entirely New Patterns and Designs
and Finish superior in style to heretofore
offered in this market.
We invite citizens generally to esll and examine
confident thst We have the best selected stock In
Warrington
~ All Work in the above line intrusted to our
sare viii be promptly attended to.
mar s-tf MYERS & McGHAN. 376 street.
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PROPOSALS..

VIII 81 s i
~ s ~ isa is'ss ssss;ss
BIDDERS must submit description of ths Safes
they PIT post to furnish, accom- panied by drawings
section. OF the mater al used Also. schedules Of
zss ssth Prizes ed and price per 50 per
schedule viii b: inrnshsd and put in Yscs The
prices namsa in The bids must cover sll ehstees'
ss:s p freight and The :stasl tr.vellpE expenses
place by ths contl actor.
An must De par led by the written eaar-
Able 10 p.rforp the eontraet and that hal 0u's /. viii
, accept it If award.d to bim.,
OF all the bids be considered for x .rsst to
DO 60 and NO bid will be considered that does not
s TO .ne requirements OF this advertisement
Locks Win Be furnished By the Department, bu.
.nsor.sd d Frope:sis Tor = s:!ss sa snvs,o''' ana
,,, Engtnser in charge Treasury Department
H., PROPOSALS
fRe4TSF sE%lR F SIktkr AkR bRso CON
o., RAoKs, WAsH1NGToN, ?. 9;
PROPOSALS will be rs esivsd ct this ot CO Until u
5 ma May for tS
Aarine barracks, Washin gton also, . separate
proposAi for constructing Sewer &C., for she use
Of the Barracks, according to pla ms and specdca-
tions to be seen ct the Office of the Quartermaste
Bidders are notified that payments will be msde
upon UNITS duly authent ated by the command
log officer OF the post, and that the last or fnal
payment viii. only be made upon the report Of such
person or person, "a may be authorized to ins pect
the work that the whole has been properly exc
cuted
Proposals to be endorsed proposals for Con-
Washinston.'' or proposals for Constructing
Sewer, &c at Marine Barr scks, Washn ton, and
addressed to the u ndersig aed: w s,.cu
Quartermaster q. 8. NJ. Corps.
baltimore American please copy and send bill
to this ofiee.l apl pl8-5tawtMay5
limited STATES PATENT OFFICE, $50.
PROPOSALS will be received by the under,igned
painting the in the old portion of the Patent
Office Euilding. making cases DC
Specift ations can be seen at this office.
For "repairins and painting; bids can be made
for work by the day. or for the job.
ap 2-td D.P HOLLOWAY. Commissioner.
DROPQsALS WILL BE RECEIVED AT THE
i Mayors Office until Saturday, 9Th May. at -
O'Clock u. for the erection of an Engine House,
for the use oi the Metropolitan Hook and Ladder
Company. in accordance with plans and specitica
tions on file in the Mayors Office, which may be
seen from and after this day
RICHARD WALLACH, Mayor,
LEWIS CLEfHANE,
Board of Aldermen.
CHAS. II. UTERMEHLE, .
Common Council.
ap29-dtd Intei. Rep. & Chron) .
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FROM THE MISSISSIPPI.

FROM THE MISSISSIPPI.
Nearly the Whole Army In m otion-The
B,ackade Runners Again-Repe DC.
cupasiou OF Grand Gulf.
GAiEo, May IA steamer arrived 70 day
With dates from Milliken's Bend ID Sunday
evening. Nearly the whole Of the army IT IN at
point was in motion. They marched across,
Eavine tents and baggage behind. The SOL
dirrs iook six days raticns.
Two tugs, having in tow fonr hay bsrges,
run past the bat.eries at Yicksburg last Satur-
day night The rebels did not tira at than
ltis stated on what is considered trustworthy
authority that Gen. Osterhaus nov occspi-s
Grand Gull. II is thought tha. the sanitary
stores At Miiiiken's Bend, Of which tif.re are
considerable qSantities, will have 10 run the
blockade. @
Unien Cavalry Raid into Central Mlssis.
sippi.
Nav York, May 2.-Ths Tribune hss receiv-
ed the following dispatch, dated Memphis,
April 80:
The jackson Appeal OF the path says that the
Yankee cavalry expedition into Central Mis-
sissippi, threatening Columbus and Grenada,
exceis IN daTing all the former Yankee raidss
The Appeal has intelligence from Arkansas
that the rebels are rapidly strengthening under
Kirby Smith and Sterling Price, and will soon
give the Unionists trouble in this region
Gen. u. II. Maury has been transferred 70 the
rebel arEny in Tennessee.
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Ia q a.
SPRING AND SUMMER SCHEDULE
OF THE
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
& u Go !;I;i'.s:E

&& 60 go 60 s
FROM WASHINGTON CITY,,
THE GREAT SHORT LINE TO THE
WEST, SOUTH AND NoRTH.WEST.
Making the Quickest Time And the eoly Route
City. With Less shsogss g Of Gar Cars than on any
FOUR DAILY TRAINS FROM WARRINGTON
CITY, tsundays eXccpted.)
making connections with Trains leaving Baltimore
meeting It as!s, Etts ghE assn from
conn.otion at Washing gtos Junction Relay House)
with Train leaving Balsim ore at 8. A. ".
make connection with Train leaving baltimore at
9P. II.
BE SIRE TO Buy YOUR TICKETS BY THE
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
This is the Only Route By .chich Through Tickets or
Through Bnsgage Checks can BE- procured
IN Washington.
Knights Latest Improved sLEE PING CARS, of
the most superior finish attached to Night Trains.
THE SHORTEST AND MOST DIRECT ROUTE
coLuxRus, DAHToM, hoEzsy1zhE, GIN
CINNiTI, INDI4N4POLIS, TERRA
H4UTE, ST. LOUIS, CHICAGO,
de-, DC, DC,
IwI1H LESS CHANGES OF CARS THAN BY ANY
OTHER R0CTE.-n
- Special Notice TO Passengers for he WsSt from,
Woshinston Passengers going West b, purcha-
sing their THnOUGH TICKETS in WAshing gton,
by ! he Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, SAVE ONE
DOLLA r in the Through price and have the priv
ilege of visiting Baltimore if desiredi without
additional charge.
H-Conpee tons at the Ohio River with CLEvE;
LAND &: PITPSBUHG, CENTRAL OHIO and
MARIETTA& & CINCINNATI RAILROADS; and,
through them. with the whole Railway System of
of TIE NORTH WEST, CENTRAL WEST, and
SOU WEST.
For THROUGH TICKRTS please apply at the
Ticket Office Washin gton station.
W. p SMITH, Master of Transportation
l. VI COLE. General Ticket Agent. ap2l-N
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~" '0 NEW GOODS
viii open this day magni 6cent stock of POINT
TAREAD and MEDALLION COLLARS, SETS and
HANDKERCHIBFS, INFANT ROBES AND
WAISTS CAMBRIC GLANDS, THREAD, PUSHER
and GRENADINE Wells, PLAIN and EN-
BROIDERED HANDKERCH1EFS.
HEADDRESSES and NETS, latest style. Also,
PROPS, PINS and BELT CLASPS. PORTEMON
NAIES, FANS. &c., &c which will be sold at
apis Is Market Space.
324 GREAT sAheA1sS n 324
DRY GOODS,
At324 Pa. arsnus, bstu-een 9,h and 10Th sts.
The balance of the DRY GOODS stock 1T CH AS.
l.. CKWOOD'S tformerly John b. Clsgettl must
be closed ont by the Is of NAY in order to make
room for large eteck OF GENTLEMENS FUR
NISHING GOODS.
Great bargain in DRESS GOODS, SHAWLS,
&c. Also. Q large sssortm. Mt of HOSIERY, COT
TONS and WHITE GOO 1S, at less than Wholesale
prices. ap II 2w
EMBROIDERIEs-A splendid assortment Just
Il received at g. W. MEYENBERG.
4s Market Space. betw 7th and 9Th sts
pLBACHED AND BROWN MUsLINs, NEW
ID YORK MILLS, WAMSUTTA and other
bic fabrics, at ufacturers prices Also, 1rish
SHIFTING LINEN, very low, at
8. l. W. MEYENBERGB,
As Market Space, between Ith and Sth sts,
mar % Under the Avenue House.
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NAT1ON NAL LOAN.
TIN NEW
SIX PER CENT, BOMBS
Of the
UNITED STATES,
PAYABLE
TWENTY WARS IROM DATl,
CT sfssr Yivs YsaIs. 1t Option Of the Govsrnmsat
YHK COUPON BONDS,
In Sums Of
FIFTY DOLLARS,
0N1 HUNDRED DOLLARS,
sIv1 HUNDRED DOLLARS.
and
ONH THOUSAND DOLLARs.
rHE REGISTERED BONDS,
In Sums Of -...
FIFTY DOLLARS.
oNl HUNDRED DoLLARs.
Five HUNDRED DOLLARS,
ONl THOUSAND DOLLARS,
1Ivl THOUSAND DOLLARS.
TIN THOUSAND DOLLARS,
IaT1R1sr oeMMEHN9IISe HH Se AT DATE OF RUs.
AND PAYABLE sRxI-AxHuALLy
IN GOLD.
These BONDS are the
oH1AHE6T GOVERNMENT 61CURITY
now In the market,
rae Interest at present price Of coin, being equiv
alent to PEE CRxT. In currency.
FOB sALI By
JAY COOKE & CO.,
BANKERS,
$50 IIHT1zNTH STREET,
DHALRRs n
kOTlRNKENT BONDS,
TREASURY NOTES,
0sRFl1I0ArSs,
4xkY AND NAvY VOU0HERS,
COIN, OURREN0f AND 1x0HANGB
dSe eu -! gif.ly - r
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DEPOT QUARTERMAsTER's OFFICE. !

DEPOT QCARTEKMASTER'S OFFICE.
Conner E,ghtet,tth and q streets
WASHINGTON, ID. c., April 29, 1868.
PROPOSALS VIII be received at this Office until
TUESDAY, May ). ut IL o clock for one Worthing
ton Steam Pump mo. 2 similar to the one now in
use st Noun: Pleasant U. 8. 90 pitsl. and the
necessary pipes and plumbing to carry the water
from the pun house at Mount Pleasant ospitxl
to the tank in the center of Carver g. g. Hospital
grounds, and for distributing the same to the
Kitchens
Plan and specifications cap be seen at Carver
Hospital On Saturday, May 2, between the hours of
II and p, m.
Proposals must be addressed to Captain Z. q,
CAMP, Assistant Qosrtern aster, Q Army. and
sbsuld be plsinly mart ed Proposals for Plumbing
at Carver q s. Hospital' E. e CAMP,
an ea.5t Captain and A u NJ
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DRY GOODS, &c.

~ NEW DRESS GOODS.
OOLORED ALPACAS, PLAIN aud FIGURED
MOUsL1NS, MOZAMBIQUES, POPAINS, VA
LENTlAs, POLL DE GHIvIRS, GINGHAMS,
LAWNS, JACONETS, ORGAND1ES RAREGE5,
CkA e MARPz, SPRING BALMORALS. Alse,
MOURNING GOODS in great variety and Of the
best makes.
ap2l TAYLOH q W.
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DENTISTRY.

SuReEos DES Rs SrisG its29kSosI, Ss.s...,sr s...a:.,
s0rm.. pa a,,sSns omd Serscth t--Testh
and eo psa s.s ~
Silver Plates made In sh per;or style ,.,4
Teeth extracted without pain. ar
Nzw AND IAPRovsD IsV1sTIoa
ARTIFICIAL
CKEoPLAsTIC BONE TEETH,
WIraou. MxrAL PLATE Oh CLASPS.
DR. 8. 8. sIeHsMoND,
a1o Rxoads,oy Nsss York asd $50 PeansylsSnts
Asssss, bsssssca issa aad lSsh sss.. Wzshsastos,
Calls the attention OF ths pnbic 70 ths following
1i.A1s'1T l. re Te.ts e. a. Of lis s N .sufsssars win4
never rsode nor change color oy any
o. soos nsaa .
artificial ones can be inserted over them
8. The roots viii b. made inoosnsive, and never
l. No temporary teeth are needed 2. permanent
ne eo Wsish ande.
old system is frequently diSagnrsd.
a: sS1t o <: s1 ~:
ofthis country.
metal ss sa. h: ;ss sss
can be Hllep without pain and can build ub Per:
feet sound tooth ON any side roots, which willass
Can ana examine for yourself no N-em
- DENrIs TRY. -
U1yYS Cal, at GAG p. avenue, ,UIf}Y9
( between 18th and 18th sts., ---'.
and examine DIR. LEWIEH New Method Of Insert
ing Teeth, To do 20 is to be conEinsea Of its su-
periority over all methods heretofore used. Also,
Teeth Extracted without pain when desired. Terms
moderate fe T. 1yr
NJ TEETH.
of the MINERAL PLATE TEETH, attends ~
personally at his cf6ce in this efty. Many0y9S
wear others. and no person can wesr others WHO
cannot wear these.
Persons calling at my ONCE can be accommodated
with any style and price Of Teeth they may desire;
Int to those who particular and wish the pures,
Sleanest, strongest and most perfect dentu<e that
art can produce, the MINERAL PLATE VIII Be
C:ore fully warranted
Rooms In this city-No. 33S Pennsylvania avenue
between 9Th and 10Th streets Also. 9OT Arch st.,
Phf,a,lAfphia mar Ally
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ASSISTANT QUARTERNAsrER's OFFICE,
Forage Departnent. Cor. G aud 2ad streets,
WASHISGToN. D. G April 49, 1865 !
WRrTrRs PROPOSALS are invited for furnishing
HAY, SThAW, OATS, and CORN, for the use ef
this De pot to be delivered at the Railroad Depot,
or Atany of the Government whsrves in this city.
Tn IS ahsv to be to the Under
each article offered, also the prize and the date
delivery.
Proposals will be received for FIVE thousand
$4,000 bushels of Corn Oats, and ffty 5Dl tons of
Hay or Straw, and upwards. unless ic should be for
the interesa of the Government to contract for .
less amount.
All grain to be put mp in good sacks, of about two
~ bushels each, which are to be furnished at the
cost Of the contfacter.
The Hay and Straw to be securely baled.
All Grain and Hay offered to be ubject to rigid
inspection by the Government Inspector.
Contracts will be awarded from time to time to
the lowest responsible bidders the intert sts of
the service may require. GOOD security will be
required for the faithful fullment of any contract
made under this advertisement.
Payment to be made 1T the compilation Of the
contract 8. L. BROWN,
ap H-Sm Captain and A. Q. N. U. 8. A.
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NJ(rJOH.-Tko<e in want Of Knrtcymeut of2ny
kind vouId better call on the new Intelligence
oGes, No. 81 Ninth St, s,., .hsfs ne bsst G pay
sn.iiesfions On hsHa for good 0coks. LaandFSssss,
Msnbsrmsids, wsitsrs and ssamstEesseE Aieo
Hr Young Men g wait % tablsa in p5ixass ismllies
81 ,od help viii hnd it = shsir sdyapssee 70 call
KE-Housse wanted. The bses 9Ytsnants can
be o6tasnsd without shArse By eEpiHaa Ss saSSeye.
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n UARTEkMASTER GENERALS OFFICE.
VI WASHINGTON CITY, March i9, 1885,
Owners OF stea vessels invited to send to the
QuarteI master Generals Office tenders for their
charter or sale
Tenders should contain descriptions. of the
vessels, their dimensions, enrolled or registered
tonnage, actual carrying capacity, material,
whether eoppered. whether side wheel pro:
pelers whether iron or copper fastened, size and
power of ines and boilers and should state the
price at which they are offered for long or sho-t
ch arter with the estimated value Of the vessel in
case Of loss, or in case the Government should
prefer to purchase instead of chartering
Owners Of steam vessels already in ne service of
the Qusrtermester's Department are requested to
make known to the Department any reduction in
their present rates which they may be willing to
willing to sell them.
. All such tenders should be adore ssed to the
Quarternaster General of the United States, At
Washington, and should be endorsed = Proposals
for charter OF sale of steamers" b"
When received they will be considered, and the
Department will endeavor to reduce the heavy
expense attending army transportation upon the
ocean and waters, by substituting wherever it
can DO 30, cheaper vessels OF equal capacity for
mar q 3m Quartermaster General.
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MToRrANT 10 puILDERs

River Send. .e1ttable for bpildfng and Dlastsring
.pp1 10 IH0s. FAHEY, corner Of Tenth st
RscxrvIAts. snd ,fss sale. sSoos tthres un-
dreS fboussndl Paving and Merchsx table Brick.
sssW.iw sfs saJ. n sake. Gesrgstosn,
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M YOR's OF ICE,

IvI APRIL, 1853.
Proposals will be received at the. Mayors ONCE
until y m. SATURDAY,; May 9th, for grAdin and
srayeling Ninth street west froW G to sts nor h
under Acts approved 18th May and 9Th Nov, 1861
The gravel must be nine inches in depth in the
center and tapefing TO four inches at the sidss !;
the street, after being graded and graveled to
the entire ka.isfaeios of the Com mis- ioI of the
Ward and Assistant Commissioners, shall be thor
oushly raked and rolled
Bidders must state the price per cubic yard for
grading and per square yard for gravelng.
No part of the appropriation will be paid except
upon he certificate Of the Commissioners ihat the
work is properly done. JNO T. GARNER.
Commissioner Third Ward,
THOMAS LEWIS
e. W DRAINE,
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-07-17
Situation on the Potomac. -

BERLIN, July I6.-The army of the
Potomac is in this vicinity. How long
it will remain, is of course, known only
to General Meade. 1t is probable that
- days will be spent recuperating the
zsAleil and horses, both of whom have suf
fered from long, fatiguing marches and
the heat of the weather. The position
is one which gives the srmy an advan-
tage of the Baltimore & Ohio railroad
and where it can be amply and album
dainty fed.
Lee is said to be pushing as rapidly as
possible to Culpepper and will hardly
stop until beyond the Rhappahannock.
The necessity OF. feeding his army, which
cannot be accomplished at any great dis
lance from Richmond, will hurry his
movements.
A scout reports that during Lees re-
treat the temper of the rebels, both Off
GERS and men, was Respondent and they
were in nomentary expectation of an
attack from our forces, the result of which
they admitted must have been very des-
tructive to them
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-07-17
The New York Mob.
Further Proceedings Of the f" Peace
Men-Mothers and Infants Killed
More Negroes PanquiShed.

New York, July 15.-The Treasury
buildings, Custom House and other
public buildings are guarded by cannon
supported by infantry.
Elevators were destroyed by mob in
Brooklyn last night valued at over $780,
900.
Some negro houses in Jersey City were
sacknd and burned. A number of ne gro
women and children are in camp in
Elysian Fields, Hoboken.
The mob at Staten Island last nj ght
was overawed by portion of armed cit
liens
The residents of Williamsburg are or
ganizing volunteer companies.
The Mayor at Brooklyn refused 10 call
meeting Of the citizens on the plea that
it would enAame the rioters.
Inquests have already been held on
about fifty bodies, including nearly a
dozen innocent people-one a mother
and infant Just born.
A dry goods store on = avenue was
sacked OF $4,000 worth of goods.
A residence On 9th street was des
troyed by the mob, not Horace Greeley
as the mob supposed, but Mr.. St Glars
where the former sometimes stayed A
man resembling Greeley was awfullJ
! beateu.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-07-17
NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
BY THE E. W. LINE.
Exclusively for the journal.
Farther Horrors of the Woods Mob
They Still Match themselves
with the Negroes Grape and Can
lister Freely Used-Many Of the
Villains Killed.

New YORK July ia terrible on
slaught was made on negro dwellings or
York street last night, amid the shrieks
and groans of the unfortunate women
and children
A collision occurred on 44th street this
morning in which three soldiers were
killed.
Report says that there has been quite
an importation of rowdies from Balti
more and Philadelphia but it is discred.
tied by well informed persons.
Mayor Opdyke recommends the imme.
date proclamation of marital law but
Gov. Seymour opposes.
This p. NJ. the mob again collected in
SD street near where negro was hang.
ing. Failing to dispense, howitzer was
turned upon them loaded with canister
The first discharge killed six. Two
more discharges increased the number,
to %, when the villains ran.
Two negroes were killed this afternoon
one on pier no. and the other on Wash
ington street.
Harpers Brothers, and j. a. Gray,
Printers, and others have been warned
that their property will be destroyed if
the workmen are kept on duty.
Colored people are fleeing from the
city i'll all directions.
Markets were dull and nominal, no
business of Importance being done.
We have some particulars of riot in
Thirty-seventh street to-day Another
attack on Seventh avenue arsenal was to
be made.
A detachment of $50 men, with an ar
tillery company with four 12-pounders,
proceeded to the corner of Thirty-ifth
street and Broadway.
From Sixth to Seventh avenue was
crowded with men, women and children.
Fifteen minutes were given the crowd to
clear the streets No one stirred, and
at the expiration of the time the artillery
was loaded with canister, and five
rounds were fred.
A good many were hurt 1t is not
known how many, but the street was
cleared.
The military having dispersed the
mob from the vicinity of the Arsenal,
checked the flames so that only three or
four buildings were burned
The rioters proceeded to Thirty-third
street and erected barricade of wagons
across Thirty-third street and Sixth ave
nue.. Some hundreds of negro women
and children we're allowed to escape, but
none of the colored men,
The buildings occupied by colored
people were set on fire with the intention
of burning the men in them.
At last accounts the military had ar
rived at the scene and fight probably
occurred
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-07-17
Tht Bost on RiOt>.-It is Speedily
Squelched.

BosroS, July l6.-All quiet here this
morning.
-Four or five persons were killed last
night, and probably dozen more wound
ed-some of them seriously.
The most daring act OF the rioters
was the attacking of the armory on Coop.
err street, when portion of the militar.
ry were guarding it.
When the mob had beaten down the
doors they were fired upon by 6-pound-
er loaded with canister.
This effectually scattered them.
One of the rioters was completely rid
died with shot, and fell dead at the door
~as nrl1eu az INC uuUI oI MS must On
Cooper street
VIM. Lock, provision dealer, was seri-
ously wounded in the thigh.
Three young women and or bows
were wounded. They were not partiti-
pants in the riot.
S5lliers in the armory were injured by
bricks being thrown from windows.
The rioters then attacked the gin shops
in Dock square, stealing and destroying
from $4,000 to $1,000 worth of proper
ty.
They were, however, speedily dispers-
ed by volley from the revolvers of the
police
The 1st Dragons appeared at 9 and
patrolled the streets, and, with an in
tantry force, overawed further proceed
ings.
The military continue in quarters in
the sections of the city where the disturb
ance occurred.
Mayor Lincoln issued proclamation,
warming all evil-disposed persons from
further violence, and calling on the cti
zens to aid in the preservation of the
Government and order
Four of the leading rioters were ar
rested last night, to be proceeded agains
for burglary and williul murder.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-07-17
Order Restored in Boston.

BosroN, July 1910 P. M-Order has
been restored here. The citizens gen
orally have obeyed the Mayors procla-
nation, and have kept within doors, and,
with the exception of the scenes of riot
last night, the streets are as quiet as on
Sunday. In Dock Square, Haymarket
Square, and Cooper Square, several hun
dreds are congregated, mostly from curl
osity to see the soldiers parading and
patrolling. No hostile demonstrations
whatever were made The admirable
precautions taken by the authorities, and
the imposing display of military force
they have made, with an avowed deter
minatiou to use it with the utmost vigor,
has had the effect to quiet whatever of
mob spirit was left from last night
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-07-17
Cincinnati Market.
CINCINNATI, July l6.

CINCINNATI, July l6.
There is no life in the markets. The
large decline in gold has destroyed con-
fidence in the prices of produce and
general merchandise.
Flour not saleable unless at decline
of 25c per Dbl.
Wheat declined SC, and closed nomi-
nal at loyal % for prime red and white;
new Kentucky white was offered at 81 20
no buyers.
Corn-66a57c.
Oats dull at Csc in bulk.
Whisky 4l4c, and in fair demand.
Nothing doing in groceries.
Linseed oil declined to 81 81 and
dull.
Gold has declined to 24c; silver to l4c;
market very unsettled; exchange 6rmer
at prem.