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Daily national Republican., 1863-06-10

GOVERNMENT SALE OF CON-
" DEMNED PROPERTY
VIII be sold on THURSDAY NEXT, June 18th,
at the Warehouse, corner Eighteenth and streets,
the following articles belonging to the Medical and
Hospital psRsrtIs1 condemned as GR1s m 6I, d9r the
a. MT
Hospital Knapsaeks
Medicine Chests
Dish Basket
% Mess Cheats
1874 Shuck Mattresses
20 Hair Mattresses
2II Wooden Cots
l8 Box Water Clos'tB
I6t Wooden Bedsteads
- do Stat BedateAds
2(French) Medicine Painters
10 WABhboardB
1900 Feather Pillows
2O4l shuek Mattresses
WRITING States
70 Barrels Ale
ISkega Ale
70 barrels Blackberry Brandy
1kegs sPiced Cordial
keg Wine
bGF Frel sherry Wine
do Cider
do Gin
"a barrels Whisky
Bkegu Beer
I32 cases Whisky
900 Iron BedGteada
8 Iron Bath Tubs
wooden do
2 Zinc do
Lot StOveplpe
8 ONCE CoAl Stoyea
2 Cooking Ranges (Balls)
Force Pump
Lot Zinc
% CAuldrOns
90 Iron Pots
81 Brass Close Stools
b46 Wooden Pals
n Camp stools
% ScTubhing Brushes
~ BroomB
Lot Splints
% Hospital KnspsAoks
% Mops
81 MIX Cans
1 Medicine Panniers
Clocks
ms Blankets
400 Knives and Forks
ll0O Teaspoons
sIOO Tablespoons
Sl23 lin Plates
I12 Tin Lanterns
81 Cooking Stoves
u Washing Machines
1885 Pillow CaBeA
A2B Towels
- Water Coolers
200 Boxes Syrup Of Blackberry
Together with large lot OF Table, Bedroom, AM
Kitchen furniture.
Terms cash, in Government funds.
HENRY JOHNSON,
ii. and X, U. S. Army and
Acting Medical PurVeyOr,
MEDICAL PURyEVoR's OFFIOE, WAsHIE0ToH, d
o., June ,, 1853. je4-7td
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-10

A AMIssTATEMENT Connected. The Editor
oFhe National Republican; will thank you foh the
use Of your columns for the purpose Of correcting
a amIsstatemeut Of the facts Of case which was
brought before me ofieially on Thursday last by
PAtrolman steele, Of the sixth precinct allude
to the case OF eolored soldier named VIM. James,
who was charged by young man Truman Drum
mond) with Assaulting him with an uplifted
hatchet. In the notice published in the Evening
Star Of the ensuing day, It is erroneously stated
that they (meAning the white man Drummond and
the negro soldier james, were taken towards
Justice Thompson's, but on their way were met by
Colonel Raymond, who requested the case might
be taken before Justice Johnson. And II Ia further
stated that Justice Johnson after hearing the evi-
dence before him, discharged the soldier and held
Drummond to security for peace Now It Is not
true, as stated in the Star, that Colonel Raymond
requested the case TO be taken before Justice John
sony nor did the Colonel make his appearance at
my ofnee until after had committed the soldier
for further hearing, the witnesses not being in
attendance when the charge was made against the
prisoner. It wAs ne tOdy 10 The jaH that Officer
steele, who had my commitment, met Colonel
raymond, who prevailed upon ofiieer steele to re-
turn with the prisoner.
when in my ofiCe, Col. Raymond having claimed
the negro soldier, and requested he might be sent
to the Central GuATdhouse, l hesitated to comply,
and Il WAS agreed that should advise with the Dis
tret Attorney az TO tho proper course that Ishoud
pursue, under the circumstances. Having done So
in returning 10 my ofioe Injured myself severely
by fall at a Street-crossiDg on Louisiana avenue
but proceeded to my ofioe, and was then equested
to try the case, Col Raymond himself urging me
to do 90, as the witnesses were present who saw
tho entire transaction. But this declined, on ac
count Of the pernonal injury had sustained, and
consequently inability to discharge my duty prop,
erly. suggested that the parties under arrest
might go with the witnesses before some Other
magistrate, and this suggestion was acted upon
Col. Raymond then naming Justice Johnson, who
finally disposed ofthe case.
would further remark that l should have
soonsr sent this communication had notbeen alb
sent some days from my once, on account Of the
accidentAlready referred to.
With respect, your obedient servant,
W. THOMPSON, Up.
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-10

STRATEGY ON THE RAPPAHANNOCK.-Lee and
Johnston were sold by General HOoker's feigned
attempts to cross the river. But after ALL Dayton
is the man for a sell. We understand that his
sales for his unequalled Boston Crackers amount
to $500 day. Depot, 456 Eleventh street.
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-10

DIsLoYAL EMPLorEEs.-Y Yesterday twenty
nine employees Of the Government came from
Alexandria, and were sent to the Old Capitol
prison. They were employed in the QuArtermAs-
ter's Department, and refused to take the oath Of
allegiance to the United States.
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-10
ADJUSTMENTS.

- .----- -
ODD FELLOWS HALL
" POSITIVELY LAST THREE NIGHTS,
MONDAY, TUESDAY, AND "WEDNESDAY
Evenings, June eth, 9th, and 10Th.
CARNCROss & DIXEY's MINsTRELs,
THE STAR TROUPE OF THE WORLD,
CHAsTE AND vARIED ENTERrAINmENTs
Producing new Novelties, Laughhble Buriesquea
New Acts, Beautiful sOnga, Fancy Danoes, &C., 40
As performed by this
At their OPERA HOUSE IN PHILADELP HIA.
POSITIVELY LAST THREE NIGHTS.
Doors open at quarter past O'Clock; entertain
ment commences at O'Clock.
open for the sale Of secured seats rom 10 q. m. to
m. J.. L. CARNCRoss, Manager.
Jss JAMES W. HOLDEN, Agent.
SCEPTRE EXERCISE, FOR LADIES'
- AND cHILDRENj also, the corresponding
else, for Genemsn, for the preVention and correo-
tion Of deformity, one-sidedneas, &C., as recon-
mended by the medical profession and ofneers Of
listhenio exercises No ofleer, merchant, or clerk
should be without them. They promote healthy
circulation, deyeepe and strengthen the chest and
spine In q most extraordinary manner, giving such
elasticity and strength to the shoulders, arms nnd
wrists that the sword and baYonet are used with
double force and facility, and invaiuable 70 hnge
sion Of the chest. To ladies' Sho cannot take out
door exercise, they are oflnoaleulable benSat
My classes for Dancing and Deportment ~ VII
lArds' Hall, and at Georgetown, are largely At-
tended by the elite Of both cities, and oan, with
much satisfaction, refer to the Parents Of my pu-
pills.
To those who require tuition on the YiOlfn,
ViOltnoeilO, and Singing or niShing lessons, may
save time and expense By studying under me.
TX. GooDALL
AprN Willards' Hotel.
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-10

A WoBD or ADvIoB.-Those who have been
doctoring for weeks and months without obtaining
RELIEF, should consult DR.. FishbAtt, whose oioe Il
at No al street, corner Of Eighth street. and be
radically cured. twenty-five years experience has
established Or. FiShblatpg reputation as physi-
elan. Recent cases cured in . few days. Charges
moderate. DIR. F1SHBLAfT,
No. al 4 street, corner OF Eighth,
Opposite the General Post Oiioe.
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-10
". D. WEBB, supt,

VINO WILL BE CURED I'VE desire to call
special attention to the advertisement OF the oele
brAted DR., Yellnl, which appears in column
The DoctoriGA safe and reliable whose
skill and experience IL guarantee that the unfor-
tunate victim Of certain indlsoretonB with
ndenoe intrust his case in his hands. Let young
men be warned In time, and seek the best means oi
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-10

WOUNDED SoLDIERs.-Last night 40 soldiers
who were wounded in the late RappAhAnnock skir.
miSh, arrived in the city More are expected TO,
day.
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-10
ENGRAVING.
STENCIL WORK
NEATLY EXECUTED BY
MES W. DAVIS,

NEATLY ENEGUTED BY
JAMES W. DAVIS,
4O2 Seventh street west, Room No. Q.
Orders for Marking Plates executed promptly at
cost OF % per cent less than any other establish
ment In the city.
their advantage by learning our prices before CIV
ing their orders elsewhere.
German silver Plates cut or engraved for mark
ing hne linen goods with lndellible Ink, warranted
the best article in use. beware oil Nickle Plates
palmed of by other partieA and advertised as sill
yer There are no Silver stencil Plates mAnuiAe-
tuFed The same parties also furnish mixture
OF Coal Tar with which they dupe their customers.
Look out for these unprineipled fellows whoGe
only object 10 to get your money! stencil plate
is a worthless thing unless you have the right ink
for marking.
PRINTING
In all its branches. -.
Bill Heads, Plain and Fancy Business Cards, will
appropriate designs and every variety Of Stenoi
Work executed with neAtneAa and dispatch,
AlphabetB, Figures, Steel Punches and Patton
Burning Brands, which can be set up to order II
ten minutes notice,
Having received an invoice Of Seal Presses, W.
are prepared to furnish any orders without delay
An work warranted to give satisfaction or the
Whiting and Wedding Cards, neatly engraved
and printed for ta.oo per package Of 90 CARDS. In
DonR iorSSt the numbsr-.IS9 seventh !trsst b
| tWSSn D and Z, east Esdo, ApS-S'
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-10

MAD DOGS.-Yesterday Officer Beall, of pre-
eInot 0, shot mad dog which was running througl
the streets and alarming the pedestrians in its vi
clnlty.
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-10

PRIsoNERs EXCHANGED. - This afternoon
three hundred rebel prisoners will leave the Old
Capitol and depart homewArd to be exchanged.
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-10

THE only place where you can purchase India
Rubber goods Of all kinds at Eaeurers prices
At II. a. HALLS India Rubber Warehouse, bIo
Pennsylvania avenue, between Ninth and Tenth
streets. mar 29-tf
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-10

per dozen, now selling at ~, half dozens, same
rate. Colored Imperials reduced from $50 70 e1Ot
selling whole size ooloTed at only 90. Twin excel
In "Colored CGre de Vifie having secured the ser
vices Of superior artist for that branch Of buui-
ness. Lkenesses Of many Of those fallen in battle
can be obtained herej also card photographs OF
prominent men, both civil and military.
nov 9i-tf
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-10


DEAD HoRsEs.-Headquartsr Metropolitan
Police, No, SIC Eiepcnth sfresf-All dead horses
found In the cities Of Wahhlngton and GEORGETOWN,
and the county beyond the limits Of these cities
will be removed on notice in writing, particular.
hing the locality Of the carcass being lett Al either
Of the several police stations mentioned below.
Patrolmen are required 10 report daily 70 their
several sergeants, all dead horses in their respeo-
tive beatbi and sergeants 10 transmit immediately
such Information TO Mr.. John II. German, superin-
tendent Wagon Park, corner Of NJ street north and
Nineteenth street west, or these headquarters.
POLICE STATIONS.
the canal bridge
First wsrd@ou Twentieth street, between 1
second WSrd-ohio avenue, next to corner Of
Thirteenth street
Third WArd-Temperance Hall.
Fourth WArd--East wing City Hall.
Filth ward-south street, between First and
Second streets east.
sixth Ward-odd Fellows Hall, Navy Yard.
Seventh hWArd-FouEAnd-a-hAlfs Alf street, west aide,
between and streets, south.
County station House-Corner Of Seventh sire u
and Boundary, for portion north OF city, and at
Odd Fellows, Hall, Navy Yard, for portion beyond
the Eastern Branch.
Notices LEFT at the Department Of the Metropoli-
tan Police, No. SIC Eleventh street, will receive
prompt attention.
JeS-eoim WE. WEBB, supt,
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-10
FRED'C 3. oOzzENs,
SOLE AGENT ron WASHINGTON AND BArrrmONr

bOLE AoENT Foh WAsHIH0TON AND bALIImOhL'
have always refused to sell any of the COM
pounds known as tonic bitters, as l believe them
to be generally Injurious, and composed OF dele
terious drugs, but from a careful trial of the
"CRIMEAR" BITTERs, backed by the certificates OF
Drs Chiffon and Pohle, Of New York, have no
hesitation in recommending them to my friends
and customers. FRED'C s. CoZZENs.
WASHIHsroN, D. C., May %, 1883, myHO-9W
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-10
FOR SALE OR RENT.

EOR SALE ON EASY TERMS, 80
or 60 good BUILDING LOTS, in different parts
OF the city. Early application will secure good
bargains. Inquire Of JAMES W. DAVIS,
jes-tf 4B2 Seventh street west, Room No. 8.
DLEASANT FURNISHED ROOMS,
il with board, may be had at I6I West street,
GEORGETOWN HEIGHTS. mys-u
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-10
AUCTION SALES.
~. O. M,GUIRB GO.

DYfJ. @. M'GUIRE a co.,
ID AUCTIONEERs
AUCTION SALE OF SIXTY CHOICE BUILD.
ING LOTS ON FOURTEENTH sTREEr.-on
WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, June 10Th. At S
o'clock on the premises, We shall sell, suldivldoi
numbered two hundred and eight, (20S,) bounded
by Fourteen and Fifteenth and q and strestg.
The elevated and beautiful situation Of tlIobC
lots, with the advantages Of the city passenger
railway, render them very desirable locations Tor
TERMS ooe-fourth In cash; the remainder In ak,
twelve and eighteen months with Interest, secured
| by deed Of trust - =.
Ile perfect. All conveyancea AZ the cost Of
puiohaeff Each purchaser will be required b.
MAKE eash deposit At the time Of sale
~ PlAts may he obtained At the soountIng-roonia
Of the Auctioneera.
ja-d JAS. c. MCGUIRE a Co. Auct..
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-10
PRINTING.
GOVERNM'NT SALES

A SSISTANT QUARTERMASTER'S
IA OFFICE, corner @ and Twenty-second sts,
WAsHIR0ToN, d. o., June 8, ls63.-Wnl be sold at
Auction on WEDNESDAY, the 2Ith June instant,
at the Corral near Observatory, lot Of condemned
HORSES and MULES, the property Of the United
States.
Terms cash, in Government funds.
Sale to commence at 10 a. m
c. H. ToMPkINS,
jel0-i3t Captain A. q. NJ. U. s. A.
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-10

60 TO WHITEHURsT, 434 Pennsylvania ave
nue., to obtain superior LikeneSseS at reduced
prices. Fine Card Vignettes, formerly sold at %
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-10
FESTIVALS, ETC.
TO HOUSEKEEPERS.

@ GUNNER GooDS--sUNMER GOODS.
SUMMER RANGES,
SUMMER FURNACES,
HIP AND SPONGE BATH TUBS
FOOT TUBS,
TOILET SETS,
ROUND WASH BOILERS,
JAPANNED WATER BUCKETS,
with general assortment of TIN WARE, which
will be sold eheapby
W. d. WYVILL,
No. 463 Pennsylvania avenue,
ies-tf Between Sd and 4B streets.
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-10

LADIES' FASHIONABLE MATINEE,
THIS "WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, o'clk p. m
Popular with ALL THE LADIES.
Attended by the CLERKS and OFFICIALS
in the various public departments.
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-10
ADJUSTMENTS.

r ADJUSTMENTS. .
growers THEATRE,
~ Rsnnsyivunis avenue, near WalSrds' Hotel.
THE COOLEST PUBLIC REsoRr IN AnEErcA.
LEONARD GRoVER................ Manager.
THIS "WEDNESDAY EVENING, JUNE 10,
LAST NIGHT But THREE
of the Pearl of the American stage,
LUCILLE WESTERN,
LUCILLE WESTERN,
Who will appear this evening in her great ohsrsc-
ter Of
CAMILLE GAUrIER,
In the dramAtization Of DumAs's (the younger)
great novel,
CAMILLE
on,
THE FATE OF A CoQUETTE.
(For the last time positively.)
Lucille Western. Camille
TOMORROW,
The beautiful drama, in three acts, entitled
LUCILLE on, A SOLDIERS LOVE.
Admission %, 80. and TO cents. ieIO
UARIETIESl VARIETIESll
Y Fronting Psnnsyipdnid Avenue and MINI 81.
THE CHIEF SUMMER RESORT AND TEMPLE
OF RATIONAL AMUSEMENTS.
LADIES' FASHIONABLE MATINEE,
THIS "WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, ao'clk p. m.
Popular with ALL THE LADIES'
Attended by the CLERKS and OFFICIALS
in the various public departments.
ALL THE TRIPLE COMPANY.
ALL THE BEAUTIFUL LADIES'
OVER FIFTY ARTISTS.
THE CIRCLE OF GRACE AND CLUSTER OF BEAUTY.
FitE simmons's great version Of the
FRENCH spy;
OR, THE sToRMING OF ALGIERs.
Afternoon and Night.
FULL DRAMATIC COMPANY.
Every Attraction UnapprOachAble.
W. s. BUDWoRTH and HARRY LESLIE.
NELLIE HOWARD and HELENA SMITH.
SCORES OF ALL KINDS OF ARTISTS.
Adp,tn.t,r on .ad N ,.,t. t.,o
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-10

S A pom + I !. e R.
CENTRATED LYE,
THE FAMILY SOAP MAKER
The Public are cautioned against the SPURIOUS
articles Of LYE for making SOAP, 6c., now offered
for sale The only GENUINE and PATENTED
Lye is that made BY the PENNSYLVANIA SALT
MANUFACTURING COMPANY, their trademark
for It being "sAPoNIFIER, OR RCoNCENTRATED
LYE." The great SUCCESS Of this article has led
UNPRINCIPLED PARTIES to endeAyor to initiate
II, in violation Of the Company's PATENTS.
All MANUFACTURERS, BUYERS or SELLERS
Of these SPURIOUS Lyes, are hereby NOTIFIED
that the COMPANY have employed, as their
ATTORNEYS,
GEORGE HARDING, ESQ, Of Philadelphia, and
WILLIAM BLACKWELL, ESQ.,, Of Ptffsburg,
And that all nMAHUFACTURERs, USERS, OF Sell
LERS OF Lye, in violation ofthe rights Of the Com
The sAPoNIFIER, or CONCENTRATED LYE
is for sale by all Druggists, Grocers, and Country
stores.
TAKE NOTICE
The UNITED STATES CIRCUIT CoURT, Western
District Of Pennsylvania, No. Of May Term, in
1862, in suit OF
THE PENNSYLVANIA SALT MANUFACTUR-
ING COMPANY
THOMAS G. CHASE,
dGcreed to the Company, on November, 10, 1882 the
EXCLUSIVE RIGHT
granted by patent owned by them for the
SAPoNIFIER.
Patent dated October 81, 1885. Perpetual injuno-
ton awarded
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-10

THE Pennsylvania
SALT MANUFACTURING COMPANY.
OFFICES:
I2T WALNUT STREET, Philadelphia,
PITT STREET AND DUQUESNE WAY, PttsbGrg
leI-smif
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WASHINGTON, Nov IA bill will be
introduced early next session in Congress
to have the bounty to soldiers paid in
monthly instalments additional to their
monthly pay. This will make their $50
month instead of $l3.
On Sunday morning the cavalry division
of Gen. Fitzpatrick, under command of Gen.
Busted, made reconnaissance along the
RapiGan to Raccoon Ford to ascertain the
truth or falsity of the report that the rebels
were falling back on Gordonsville, but
when our cavalry approached they were
met by few guns from the rebel sntrench-
ments but our guns soon silenced them
A small number of rebel sharpshooters were
seen in the lower rife pits and soon after
wards small body was discovered The
river was too much swollen by the storm of
Saturday night to justify crossing and so
the cavalry returned.
The report on Thursday that rebel force
had crossed the Rappahannock and attacked
Kilpatrick's forces is untrue.
Several English officers are visiting Gen,
Meade's Headquarters.
Information, through reliable channel
from Washington is to the effect, that two
of the divisions of Gen. Hills rebel corps
have left tho Rapidan and gone southwark
but whether to Tennessee or Fredericks
burg, or to demonstrate on the left flank OF
the Army of the Potomac does not yet
appear.
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The MILITIA FINEs.-We should judge
the Sheriff has more trouble collecting the
militia fines than was anticipated. Mr..
Lamb yesterday presented the following
memorial to the Legislature, which was re-
tered to the Committee on Military At
fairs Their report will be anxiously look
ed for by all concerned:
GENTLEMEN The undersigned, Sheriff
of Ohio county, begs leave respectfully to
represent to your honorable body that as
Sheriff of said county, he finds very great
difficulty in the collection Of militia fines
from the secessionists and those in sympa-
tby with the Southern traitors. who are
able and fail to pay their fines and where
there cannot be found in their possession
personal property wherein to levy for the
same, would respectfully suggest whether
an effective law might not be passed by
your honorable body providing some remedy
By way of punishment, by combining such in
the Athenseum, or other place, or otherwise,
Very respectfully,
JOSEPH SEYBoLD, s. o. Q.
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NEW YORK, Nov. l7.-About half-past
ten o'clock last evening fire broke out in
the drying room of the 5th Avenue Hotel
which, before it could be extinguished,
damaged the building to about $4,000
worth.
A Fortress Monroe letter to the Com
merclal says: Lately heavy reinforcements
have arrived here, and Gen. Foster was
about making grand movement, when on
the evening of starting it was nipped in the
bud by an order from the War Department
the movement.
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TaF TOWN Of Washington, Pa, is at las
o,oected with the cities of the Union by
tslegraphic wires. The line coming from
p;ttsburg to this city, Uia the National
Road reached that place the other day, and
~ office has been fitted up. The telegraph
noles are being rapidly put up, and the
T,rkmen are at Coon's Island, and but q
s,u miles from this city. The next step
-. shonld be taken for the benefit Of
wellington, should be the project of run
a;nya double train on the Hempfeld Rail
n,d We are certain that if such move
Gas made it would prove beneficial to the
road and would accommodate all PARTIES
There are many persons living here who
hove business in Washington, and who do
not desire to stay away from their homes
over night, and therefore do not go at all.
should morning train be started from
each end of the road, it would be great
to the public in the way of
nails and freight. We suppose it is set
lied fact that the road will not be pushed
trough to Greensburg or Pittsburg, and
he best thing that can be done is to make the
most money out of the road the way it
lands; hence our advocating the double
rain move.
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q Tho Oindnnsti Commercial of Monds
: says the market for gold is weak. Some c
the leading dealers are indifferent about al
. lowing more than 454 premium. We max
the range in our table 454a46 premium
The figures given both for buying and'sell-
ing quotations cannot be regarded as mucl
more than nominal, SO little is there doing
Silver is kept at the old figures.
A,,T The Philadelphia money market closed
much easier on Saturday than it has done
for week, although the rates are unchang-
ed, 7 per cent being the ruling figure. 1t
is generally considered that for the present
the crisis is over and better feeling is evil
denced. Gold was more activeat l47al474,
the long continuance of the inactivity OF
our armies having weight with the bulls
Government securities are firm without
change in quotations.
At Baltimore moderate business was
done in the stock market on Saturday. At
the first board Gold sold at Al per cent
premium, the same as last sale the day
previous. City 6,s 1890 sold at l09t, de-
cline of J. The only movement in railway
bonds was sale of B. & o. 1905 at l07,
an advance of J percent. lB. & o. R. shares
were inactive, but advanced /, closing at
e33 bid, 934 asked.
- The total value of foreign exports from
The port of Baltimore last week was only
SlO, 357, and consisted of single cargo to
he West Indies.
At New York business was rather quiet
IN Saturday, which is proverbially dull
lay. In foreign merchandise, especially,
here was only moderate movement. The
in the rates Of exchange and
,old tend to unsettle this branch Of trade
nd keep back orders for fresh supplies of
oods. In domestic produce the specula.
i've business was less rampant than noticed
uring the last few days, and prices OF flour
nd wheat were slightly off, Corn firm,
7hisky advanced and provisions were with
ut change. Petroleum was less active and
.eights dull.
The Louisville Democrat learns that about 1
ne thousand hogs were killed yesterday
the different houses. The price of good
ogs was $6a6 Is net, but many ofthe hogs r
oming in are very light and will not COM !
,and more than SIS.
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EIoHTY-Two PRISONERS OF WAR arrived
IN this city yesterday morning about three
o'clock, aud were placed in the Atheneum.
Word of their arrival had been telegraphed
and cooks we're engaged The prisoners
we're brought in guarded by sixty-two men
and il took some FIVE or six hours to prepare
them breakfast They were captured by
Gen. Averil, in the recent engagement in
Pooahontas county.
About one hundred and fifty more were
expected from the Kanawha Valley by boa,
last evening.