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Nsif L, TfDsfdb Ju'y I. =. Tho stck
nafh'' 'pcned strong tIt cult" pauie -, In uEon
q, nuuounao Il the surrender 4 Nick.hure and
tle yen rsl market vas decidedly loser rhe news
cAas'i hreAsdosn In sold and mo-; intense excite
Incnt prevailed. The ~hoie market closed heavy,
loser sud uu-.tt,i, sold being dosn 70 ls2 l3'.
5t"piug tuhausu a. cid ydly loser h9d 20 un,rttcd
to .Yot" lie loan market 10 -oik ~ extremely e>sy
a. $ If ,sht. he sslss " lWs rut tnuc amidst
AL tn ek,i,uIrnt. aud the -uGt .old yrstcl
va .tuu,Ouc, tuottly VA tie Wet.
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~-@- - &f---s~--<k-<,>--------- - ~A-
rIfr capture Of vIcksburs Ia tie most staggering
s,nw thu, has ys, hcen dealt n the Cotti.fnoy.
uii r'f.ct. the highes, credit on the ski and en-
sry Of Gen GrASr. Iu his opsrstons a. ans, tn =
=, 81 stronghold he has osiihitel qualities 81 the
hs' est ssneraship, that more 1sn at1re' br
many mor,iyug binndcr' 10 oihor 1usriera. WIZ
pa'i"nte that never woariei - fsr,i'i,y ~ rs-
Irces that proved equal to every onefye cV, he
his prosecuted g. sIcce"ful tsrii aLou -
81 fcut AID Mluous sego VA vii tsLo
, y with tho most renowned soiu,so-a'nn -
IT,, itAty -tr,egy. All te r.Doufcc, o' English
"ai Confederate science were exhausted IL
tworgihsnius barrier 10 our supremacy on The
Mi-ssea'irTi, and iir invulhevsbiii,y has been TIC
cl.s fevIy rebel journalist and orator N'~
,a.s tins been cap,ur-d. w. an appreciate ths
aihculty Of the underssk,ng Nnd .orre'ily estimate
ability and Judgment mslif.sioi ~ tho Leroic
siHsST.
f1,rcwill nov bo no rlculty IN dc,aehlns .
~lH ci,ut fo-cc o. rc-rf1rc. Gen. PAsTs. aud en-
a. him 70 maze short work - Port ~ Iis,n, sd
cl.to o. tie glerrillas tbst swsrn al nq rr path
o'ai' ont trumphsl march. Gen. GKATr's Sao-
oea- y also excri an im?ortsn' iaHuencr 10
Ca ag.ny the relative positions ~ GensrAs Rosr.
'A''' am p"'"'' lh' ''''o' '''y noon hh' u"
pf'oh " "'hA'snooRs uh''h'Ne' Aon nHN n'hef
t'''l -" " nsn' '""''' "' '''.H Nh'oh
common w "o"u'' ~'n 'n''''''''l' w pos
"e'-' 'oH 'us ''e "oS'''n o'''c' '' -'' s""'' M
N'e"n.
in 'ho oou'n' VIC news Of 'o tI' 'i 'h'Sr'a'
S"ohshui "' 'ne ieoti'Ion VIII te regarded ." IN
dos'Ne o' 'S hnai rum. Al classes eohcur'ei IN
No 'pih'0n 'nA' 'he osp'u'c OF ''es'ours would
eh'"''y Pu' sn shd 'o 'he war Ia Ue soH'h~es''
"nu 'ncfe appears no rs'a' whyh should no'' IN
Case proper energy ~ di'fisysd by our generals.
As 'or INC famous General jos Joussro'' his r-pu-
""oh 'or strategy is not hkeiy 10 attract rebel con-
hushoe A''er MS iahuro TO relieve V"k'ours' aud
q" o'n 'csfoeV give ihueh Uouh'e " well followed
W. h'S "raeRiefs on 'he BLACK Should not bep per-
H'''eo 'o 'eihi'ree b"A"o na' We suHpeo' hA'
'h" Se'''' Oh "en' hoSfo1ASS recent movement
io" A''''~a'o'o' "sS ~i'n fs'erehee 70 headins
'"''nS's.
" "'' viz ''o'' "''' w '''no'o WIN 'os
"'''' '''u''' h' ''ssse' nave suffered
'oH' Wv '"'f'Heon " commerce on "e
"' VI ""'Sr'' am he HliPo@ed ap"hy
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TRADE, NOTICES.

Noucc-Thc Nemhrrs of III. snip Juin-r'-
Cuiuu, ald uthrr' Who INT md Joining, iI,s 90
tu attend RWertiug .or the purpose heAriur report
OF Conn, see u. Is, LANs, 81, to be held at ButRuic
Hall g. EAtt ~. lAdWEy, on Thursday ey,u4ug. ,Iul,
Pth tt ocl ck liy order OF Committee, WN VI
BARREL l, g. HtIuhu. y1i
Noitce 10 the Carpenters of WrookIyn-
The Carp utfrs OF BTDoAl n will holll .p-ca meet
IN. ~ aGg fu uu II, tur ht .i-c'ion OF Jlct5, 90
fnur. .dAy evening, July 9TH, At ~ O'Clock. ruuCusI
sttrud'ncr 10 the hour is desired. All the Member
are requested 10 b. pgcs.ut -oz
N"tice sneeiin- Of the United tooper-
Of the state VI New York, NJ f. will he held At O.
sHl GilNESSl's, corner III Pitt and Broomr st., on
lhur,day evening, July 9th, At O'Clock. All mom
beTs are aOguc-ted to attend ny order OF kO,.EE
Osl LLlVAN. rTest STEPHEN GLARE 900 ia
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rEis>ONAL notice..

MOTTO ,t-ALL PERSONS AEt rOkBlD
i Nhfrhoi4 " rust .ng, uL NY lD,ouut, my hue
bauI, THOMAS BELNNAS, h. L,slus let f.t " TIL
oul ut " provccs tloa. As.ora, L. july ,lh,
1856 aAEi Brennan bE
DkNSlONs, BouSG.ES ARREARS OF
pay, prize mon, :, and all other arlut and navy
claHs prom 3'ly collected Gall Or send Tor circula
of fIllt u-te, and our hand took Containing laws
etatse. soMES, BROWN 4 co, Park Place,
y, /. SO
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DRY GOODS.

.r tt~,r,s
"a EIGH1n AyESrr
'''Ai GKtflIT ciostN1
Oj ALI
si5o'o WORTH or LACE GOODS. tMrLJI-
DERIlS. ktBiiONS FLOWERS. LACE
SHAN L. Ash StETtiiS- ~
stEHl, ,IdlONL STRAW
G.pn' AND Van.
srSEE' ~ ii6&rp
CS'u rili Rsi *. itiN o.
rms pRI,.ts"
ENTlEI STOCK TO BF CLOSED OFT At
WHOLESALE or RETAIL.
Is CpNsLVCENt l. y. i'll nI.ALTti.
CLOSING OF ( RlHBONS, lc 3c, 4c, C. you'd
FLuwiEs .c' {. l.. se.pf,y.
sit.k illusions. 3c. IT, yard.
TEtNI u tR\pIS i2sc v.rd.
nCFNT GS riiF poLlAE.
STRAW BoNrtTS. &c to %
CLOSlNG SLNroiIftS{ gc 10 i %
Closing rIhAM BONNFiS. 10 20 SOC.
CLOSl" ~ bLuuNftS 5lc .o,,r.
- LhSs IHAN Old PRICES .
CLp-lNG lAKASOLs aud SIN JABiELLA
Gjc.. 'uc., ~, II 20
LACE SHAwLS,
- ~ c,utf on ',e dollst
CLOSING ALL SILK LACE sHANLS, 81 - TO ~
tLOalNu ALL slLk LACE SHAW Ls,$3 - TO a.
r., os,s,, GREAT sACRItlCE, -,,r
NiOSlNG Sllk LACE MANTlLl.AS, t1 % g ~
tLosiN', SIN LACE hANIlll rs, ~ - 20 81
CLtAklNG SALE COhMENCtS
THl R~DNl. ~ \ N
CLOSING LADIES HA>pkEEC iIET9. &c. to -
& iOsLNuuENIS' HASDkFE FEClutF~ g" toGS
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toH The HAIR, BAHRr's TRGCuiHERorS
The b,s aud cheApes article. Sold BY d,ug,l.u 5Ul
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SPECIAL NOTICES,

Long Live the Repuplic A meeting of
'he citizens q he 18Th Ward Wi he he'd on Thurs
day evening" July eth a. thg large iaco Of Broad
and 2od s, ~ O'Clock Tor the putpuee oi taking
preliminary st.p- foI tie organization 1fA regiment,
pur,uant to = call OF GOV seymour FOR 10000 militia
presence and .Iertion IN IA" pt,m... 10 ,ho- hi.
patriotism aud ds'eIm NJ, lon % AID in putting down
Ellit &. CowdiI, I'd I'd Coop T, Jancs Kelly, D. +
BAIRD, Sc mour 4 Blner, Eobt Il Roo,cvrlt .frter
llnd.y ed Gilhcr, Al. Flat, Nathanlel LA den,
Timothy Z, Chuehill. John foster, WIN is'mlc,r
Jrn =. =. Msrhury, Henry hceny. Ssl
Everything IL So HiSh, don't know whaI
I. the cheapest sTiicl. OF living. CLARKEs Corn
starch 4. the b,. thius! eau answer 10 tha. sold
10y HAZARD, l69 Chamh.r-t 2h
2Oth Ward ~intes Rights Peace A-.ucia.
tion, \ mc'tng, OF tui' Aaooat on sill he held at
MACItoSALp, Pres, r. d MAl;rlNE, Sec ih'
Horton, 'i,tor n Y. Caucssion. Dudley spring, F~I.
T.. u sch Ishei, and Others. 9hJ
l..
niNtt and Dvrent,ry mmcd stoly cured by Dr
TOliIA- VENETIAN LINlMENf. II never falls
At tL,, No family LIQUID be without It, Oni,
=: gea's Warranted perfectly harmless to tAke N
tcruay. Sold ly all drus.i 3o
Mrs Ninsiow's soothing syrup relieves
the child from PAIN in is1rates the stomach and bow
ell, conecs acdity, and gives tone and yfor 10 the
shole r.'cm 2bc lotte. So
stimulate >Osr Ll'"r - Regulate your
HoSe.s Cl,,n-e your stomach -Ilrify your Blood -
Cure your Jaundioe- Buid 4p y,aI System, by N,
us. Of DE LANGLkf'S Root and Herb Bitt,rs
Gro. q. GOODWIN co. Boston, Ast. sold by
all tius.l-,s ricc nj, 81 ana 30 cts Ier hot,l, ~
nich> a company $50 broadway. eu.,
rdt, doofr hllnN bGuumr =.
,.n.. Al. flhsl CLASS SEWING MACHINES
tOR SALh AND 10 RENT, luS
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ILeAN sds.
ID DENTISTRY.

A MOST WONDERFUL DISCOVERY
INIi,,lng had II teeth extracted thuut pain ~
pr ,.JAi NlILtRs, laa Nr,ud -, 500 bio /. from
Iroaisay,I ch,crtuly inc n thir - auds.
q IN thore tuurrns iloIl toot .aoh,. ME- COLA EN
lNi GhTistic st go
nR JOHN HOWE, Is, CANAL SHEET,
- -.ts -ott q. teeth silver at ~ 20 l' an goI
a 10 10 s2g sectional ets ai c,'uts per too teeth
i,.rd With gold Doue ctmeut, other filing 80 ,tA
toa gsr tOJth. Teeth ext r.,ted wit!uu. pain .U4
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ISsjsa>I..> CHANCES.

4 --FOR -BAkERltS GROCERsIi, (,
4t.ts snd UsH.. stores, con.,ction'ry and 10.
au sa!ouur. g.. r}s, hotels, mas krt and. m
bl her "a p, ,af e. 10 suit ALI partir, bcgir =.
unr husig'.. gan "' 20 .ell out sshoud call y, /
nIlCUEiI.s ola tHt 100, shed aeeucN - Cedar st
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"A N ll''h ia lt'Ni sA'' oIs -hOh%t.
ash wAI:s ~ Tsrners With some sensible PEI
in ih. ta-'uost, or NJ he ping boaIderadr
h-t Of rrfr,eucr gwen Address N g. lioI y06 su;IN
urce for twu dave ohett Of csrpcntels tools ILL q
S4o'Sp.
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{. on REWARD-LOSr, 81 .bULY, BAN,
JT~~O book, with ~ IN United States and - 81,
the Atlantic Bunk, Book yn. Wheev'r viii hrHNt
tc DO and 'ney 70 tn Bowery Savinrs Rank, ~ al
~ sand. -, BROOKLYN, riii receive the sl"ve re
Nsid. 3uS
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SsAIAsESGvS3. &c

CUNARD LINE
" Steam trom aui TO
Cork and iiveiIonl.
The III, Ia sailr Wodresday. the Nth July
Passse from Cork aud Liverpool rSh; nuA rev
York, :32 - ~ gn'i or IT. qulvabn III curreLl4.
Agpy to WILLIAMS GUlON, ~ Fulton 4. so
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PROPOSALS.
I Q ARTISTS, sEsRAvsRs AND OrasRs.

hr'.s :. n. sss:ass.:sai q s. sE. ss. SIS,
- Cer..e satlor:I,ng National cussaasy. A.
II. Is-isn. m,st b. s.i.u.I In ,s-ir .a.r>sve-;
q! H.s. .il :. .ss-sa.r~d th.t aAy. i.ssn .ssd
~ ~ =, !, sp"s az, .a' r...y, soDs ear
S.s;se e:;s rast u! - of -. aa..T ~. Of ssv.a
l..isn. must ,, for eosa .ne orY.rs- .nd reverse
. -: Tote. .ta se .sr,. Rsals Of levin. 49,
Be- y. .-saIei ~ lie Bo.. VI ih. Z -. LJ Sl.,s.
seseGs.e TN t.s T.s.~s<.: ~ t!s Caitsd ss.t.s,'
,sts s.s:.. ass :s: sr:.:s q; ia = ..s
~, sl'1 sns r-Grli.% 70 s'I :: -. rs,
sI.I ..c ..i s.. Z. 80; =: .'
Iss !eTsTLe EEs; ss s1"cs $50 ot poe sias the
$co~ise .s.Sd: "Tsis ooI- is s-c.i'>b,. :, par
exs.-ss and al .fLer due to the L nit-i Sts:ss.
Ter s sa t:.ad: s.a era. Ss :. b.
.o.,:,icn; v,.sta sse Gss:sa sss:::' :1s:r: ia:ss
isd slso. 70 have eis.bi- tablets for printing
=. .a.L". .iliex H.i;on.I Csrrsney,. .pp.o:-d
February Is; l@3: - very person mssiag Or sa-
or .tt-mptf . r-.- sD, int.t.oa or alteration
o. .si rote an4 erery person s.'inz IN possession
A., r.r-r -.a, in ir'tst:cn Of that on Thi.s ise
p-ir ted, is. sy tee .et OF Congress. approved
Shs rot exceeding one thousand dollars, or i'm
yrisonEtEt Eot sxssss ns cfsssn years at hard is-
D-.igr. win be received rntll th. 18th day of
klrsk 1853 and must n al eases DC A5conl pSBiad
b, nc.els. illustrative rawlings. and rns De
s.s,",."t reserve. sb. right t. r.j-ct any or .li
s-.t may "e offered For such dssi gns or parts of
s..,Sis .s Az be esptsd, suitable compensation
oil A- P,fi, not exceeding in the aggregate two
kladrs5 dollars f9r zach 10 And ths p:- de-
gns VIII tren become he exclusive property Of
rs Iitcd states. The designs rot scosptsd will
- returned 10 the - rites saJmittisg then
FroJossia viii slso be received for furnishing
a1ss IN aceorGsnce vita the dssiSns; stating tAe
fo.t o. The eoupietsd dies, and ths data at hisa
Ii.y can De furnished; the Seoretsr, wing The
riSst 10 accept designs OF parts CT designs and
asing lner, 10 be engraved other parties thaa
te-- -sea,iuiaE the designs If he deems It for the
y 1sT.st ct the So1srnment 70 DO so In all sa-es
sr- dice. I'D al transfers copies thereo n Be
"a Exclusive properly II the Unite Ssa'es-
ir the sst@c ton of oasi speei attn ton win
BE given TO security against sauntarfsi:saT aud
sssinst steraticns, 5, well IS to spitablsnsas for
s.A 90 currency.
proposals. ane designs Eaust bs snsins=a ia saalet
er Ysle res AID .irecied TO the Secretary of ths
f.---ury, and plainly ea1os ss-i Desi sn. and Pro.
Fssa Tor National Currency" ana win b. opsned
CT &c ss:h lay of March, 1853, .. /: o'socx n
S. P. CHASE.
mar 5sotd Secretary ef the Treasury
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Traitnrou> Meeting in New Jersey.

TRENTON, March "A large mass meet n y
CT democrats trc1l all parts Of the S.a.e was
relG here lhis afternoon. In tae evening
-hirty-four guns Were fired 10 celebrate the
te, minatiOn Of TIE present Congr
Cen Lilly, OF Huutertowp. nrrsih ID
Speeches wer" made 10y Judge SaIr. &. &.
BUR-, ard Daniel HoIsrnan, who denounced
Executive ust1paiICn and the ConscrIption
I'LL, and then ;ook a rreess until haIf- past
seven O'Clock this evening.
When the meeting re. e.assembled tho crowd
Was immense. r. solutions Were adpntad de :
pouEcing the usurTations of the ENecutIye We lad
Congress, end taking strong Stltps' right
ground, calling upon the people of The Stit. 10
show firmness ana courage in this emergency
I he CONSUMPTION bill was dcaounced rs an
aggression upon State scver-ignty.
1ion. Chas. Sk.lten and James Brooks, and
Hon. A. J. Rogers, Of New Jersey, addressed
the meeting.
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Municipal Elections in New YORK STATE.

Municipal Elections in New York State.
Troy, N. Y, March 3.-The democratic can
dictate for mayor has been elected by $40 ma
lority. The common council stands 10 demo.
Crats 10 republicans.
OswEGo, March 3.-The democratic MAYOR
aid city ticket was elected 10 -day.
LoCKPoRT, March 3-The democrats have
elected their whole charter ticket.
ROCHESTER,, March3.-The demo rats electe
their mayor and entire city ticket TO -day.
UTICA March 3.-The democratic mavor and
entire ticket was elected to-day bv 60 majority.
YoNKERS, March SAT the charter elaction
for village officers TO- day. Everett Clamp was
elected presiden', with trustees, treasurer and
collector, II aking clean republican ticket by
decided majori;ies
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The Atlantic TELEGRAPH.

NEW YORK, March A number OF gentle
men interested in the Atlantic Telegraph Line
met in the rooms of the Chamher of Commerce
To- day. May or ordyke presided, and M-ssrs
Cyrus w. Field, w L. Dodge, Peter Cooper
l.. Cunard and A. A. aw made some remarks,
and resolution Recommending the public to
aid the undertaking vas adopted. A committee
WAS appoint. 10 call a public riceting. Mayor
CpGyke subscribed I5iU sterling 10 the fund,
and other gentlemen contributed f22,Tl1 ster-
HuC Mr.. Field stated shat ( i95,GD had been
subscribed in England, but Il WAS det-rm n 4
not Il commence operations until f3Uv,yCS had
been subscribed. ...--
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s.-x.-18So.-x.

DRAkE'S PLANTATION BiTTERS,
EAhaustsd natures great restorer. A delight
nj beverage and acuye tonic. Composed of
pare ST. Croix Rum, roots aud herbs. IL In
>1gorates the body, without stimulating the
rain. II destroys acidity OF the stomach,
F~Stes appetite, and strengLhe the system.
b 10 4 certain cure for Dyspepsia, Constipa-
pn, parrhpa, Liver Complaint, and Nervous
ssdaehe, and prevents Miasmate disease
On change OF diet, water, etc. II can be used
Aii time. oi day, by old or young, and is par
oaisriy recommended 10 weak and delicate
IRONS. Sold ny ru Grocers, Druggists, Ho-
y, end Saloons p VI BRAKE Il co, No.
BroadWay, New York. Sc 3-eocm
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From Fortress Monroe,

FoETRKss MONROE, March 3.-The steam
ship -. r SpaulGing arrived last might from
Hilton Head, and left immC diately for Wash
inrron, u. c.. having on board Gen. Fosters
staff
On Monday morning last, a. an esrlv hour,
the prov ost guard Captured about 1851 worth
of "0ptrabanG goods II LaTubrrt's Point. on
Elizabeth liYer. Four or the smugglers were
arrrsted.
The B!iish frigat" Desperate arri we'd here
last nic ut from Charles cn and anchored in
the roads, abreast OF Fortress Monroe.
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oi q tr'men dous speech Of three days length in
lie Maine legislature. He secs visions of com
nlcrcInl wealth and greatness in n union OF
haIne with the Canadas under Rritish prots g
tim snd government He looks for ward TO
the time " hen Maine can mount the wings
OF hope and go back 70 the mother govern
mentr'
eSOn Friday last =. S. Wilson, the rr~asn-
Ter OF Sunni IL county, OHIO. resigned his ONCE
arc eloped with another mans wife, lea wing
his own behind. Strange 70 say, he left the
business OF the ONCE In a satisfactory condi-
tior. taking none of the funds belonging 20 the
CoUniy.
~ The Greeks are determined 10 obtain, IL
poesibie, for their King, Prince Alfred. OF
n,lC7 votes given, 1905 were Tor Prince Alfred
and onlv four for the Duke Of Leuchtenburg.
Twelve voters INSCRIBED their namre In The
beck of votes, and wrote opposite, ALFRED or
d, aih.'
winter the Princess Metternich dressed
in her usual eccentric style. Her skirt was
covered with horse shoes OF silver ribbon with
blue silk T. rails, and a diamond horse shoe eup-
ported her mars Of fair hair.
H-It Port Fairfield, Me. last Thursday, a
man named DOliry murdered his wife by
cutting her IN two with a broad axe-severing
breast and back bones. He was not 60 success
fnI in cutting x his own throat ho weyer and In
quitc com Portable I'm jail.
@A Young medical student Of London, who
WAS SO fortunate as 70 pick mp the Princess
Alice of England W hen thrown from Der
riare, has ben presented by that amiraoie
dsmsel with 3 valuable gold pin and q Get Of
sIirt- studs.
1-The rebel govrnment has a hard time
with it's consrriptioB. Thousands In Arkaueas,
North CarolIns and Mis-, isippi In arms
against it; and Lou isians pa per threatens all
sorts OF things in the event of stlsmpt -
enforce consCripuon in that State.
- The sporting world at Paris hss been
thrown into an in ntensS ex -itement by the arrest
of The lessee OF the Italian opera and Ham
burg sambi'r, and their incarceration, for
chs tatDg AT cards.
sTTwriv- farm, (among them that OF Henry
A. Wise and containing in all ltsS acres, be-
loI ging 10 rebels in Eastern Eirgiuia, have
becn taken possession of by Gen. Dix, 70 be cul-
tiNstSd in future by contrabands.
~ French sorrow and sentiment are Illus
tra-ed 1T Mont,nartge Cemetery, where q TOMB
store has besh erected with eolossl tear
carved on n. and the words undernealh-
"Iudge how We loved him 70 at'
RVThornas Fitzgerald, while making an e1-
cav az on In th- city OF Troy, NJ. Y, receatiy,
found tie bodi,s of three infants wrapped mp
II, hags ana old clothing. No facts could he
Obtained as TO how the bodies came there.
81 In j. afUlly stablished IA Il, from expert
ntuts made IN Illinois aud OHIO curing the
past reason, that good, strong grained sugar
Ian Ie successfully produced from o<~tf prop
tHy cultivated on our western SOh
aY-Gov. Johnson, OF Tennessee, has issuNt
an ardsr lorni.Iding l1nanis - pay rent ~ t.ss
a., uts OF rsl 81 owners, bat commanding IN n
u. nav such money only 20 au'h f-izei rioVera-
IA. II ay.uts ON LehalI of The United Staies.
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b he police la BroohIyn have succeeded
ar long search, in arr,sfing Charles Cor
tcC. ALIAS Charles ". Grant, the most success.
fLl Ihirf ever known i'm New YORK Upon
sttrt hing his trunks, ;h"re was found a snug
: iCitJL Le In diamonds, .ily-r ware and ia welry,
w'. Ch lac had stolen; one breastpin alone was
ss!Lto al St,t5G, and pair of sleeve button. at
%5'". Urwsrds Of III irfy persons claimed pvr-
ton of tire stolen goods
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- II is related that not long sins~ in New
York. two Fifth Avenue ladies were promena-
ciig that fashionable street, when thew tie-
covered female aeqpaintanee pasetne in an
or Dibus. Wishing to attract her attention thew
mede various demonstrations, and finally berSn
tt kirs their bands 10 b. r I'm q very enereetie
II ar nfr he omnibus driver raw the motions,
End thought they were iNended -or him ia
hesifat.d until the kissing was repeated and
hen, no loager doubtful, returned it with q
feartv VIII, 70 the great merrinlent OF the spec-
tato's, and the evident disgust OF the ladiee in
IN question, who went OF with y cloud on their
vows, go smiling a moment hefnrr
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THE NEW CANTERBURY.
L Louisinsa orerue, near Sir:h street
THE MUSIC HALL or THE COUNTRY.
IMMENSE CONGRESS. OF STARS
hrltVm IN Parpo
@F1YErDisTINCT COMPANIES
COMBINED IN ONE.
COMPANY, In all forming one Monster Soncart
VIII ssa ssfssUh S
been esu'lsd' '9S THfs nfsef kvEgiSd svs:gffss9
The wonder If # shs 3 JSrld, Y k,,RxER
the map Of many forms, wi,ase t,rrifc and almost
s"Es afrlause from .hf thousands of people Who
played by the oF EGFf hE,E. entitled
IA IA Nhitn the Paatoinime Con- pany of the Canter-
the beautiful aud faseihasns I'll ssaS 81
\ - MI. KATE ,pENNoYER the beautiful and
=, noas: u SEoiiesy, the rem wned Aaitre de
EsLet aud Pantomimist, and lis Grand Ballet
si'"5gf EdssoG the poplar young Co.nedsu
IL. ". Egsn, the ceia hrsted Ethio plan Comedian
Dat q TheIe de Hen Scratches
who proro unce il he most Sni icrat ana sttrac
i've THE ;iss aRssT sTes 6ouRT stjRsfsss os BEAUTY
We profession = NJ sses Katie Harrison, Jennie
hIien L9t'y Clifford Al is Jennie, Lilly Bran ION.
Ella.
TIE be eau tful Ballet Divertiserns nj arranged by
Mons HZo losy, eIt.tIed
The FLoWERS OF SCOTLAND.
as pSut o ssnis IL, ALrr1ss
ny n. l9.inw!ug array of Cor -o-xraph-r-:
EanCar,
f WILLIS. the Prodigy OF Versatility
ffsnh tAWhENCE, ths Disciple of t.- Bls *
tIcf ~ rtictOreany Art.
JOHNNY CLARKE, the Wonderful DeIineator
OF Cross graiued DaI kes
g" eVfrlnE = eutt rtain ment will conclude with
the b6lIJt iaLtnn.i"ir entitled
MONS. DECHaLUHEAUX;
THE 4DVENfUHES OF ROUQINFT.
Mons. pecii aum m.AuS, = urisinal Ga X. E1asOn
fcufui''"', ms valet. Nois J. Is. L.. SZoloSy
WEtNEeDAY AFTERNOON. arch Grand
Matinee fnr the benefit of the News Boys Home.
SAT- HDAY Matinee fo- Ladies' and Chidren,
Adu issiGT2s cents; Orchestra, 80 ce ats; Private
Boxes saoidir six,) IS.
D"'fs open ~ -; o clock: re rformance at ~.
WILLAhDS' EALL-Tas Fash.osaols fiInesas
" academy i00BALL r.s2ess' ally in
f0rTs sakt.ls AT misses desIrous of learning all
tie fa6hionshle GaBens-iIcludiUg the pew Royal
Horse nGra cuadriile, new so popular-thattaeY
Can c. m htsee their lessons, at once. Tb1 y psls
Ief ftoLs every Satarc ay afternoon at clccs fcr
u sFtrrs, s4d init -es, At Willard Hall. "-ivate
lessons cHily at sIy -steD,s, l!ta snj sts
ie - La
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iITutou tla,s N1SAtias,

CoICYBUs, March "A Union mass meet
ing held to-day, whica Wa LARGELY at
tended. Gov. Johuson wNS escorted 10 thu
capital BY the military, and salute of ItsD guns
was fred. The hall Of the House Of Repre-
srula!iNrs. where Gov. johnson was fist con-
Quoted, was crowded.
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- Gov. Johnson OF Tenn was ..ran.dos
a. TIA" Burnrtt HOUSE, Clncinnsti, on Fridav
evening last, asd made q speech. Wherein be
hbndled the rebellion very roughly, and on
posed compromise with traitors in arms. and
argued n successfnl termin alton of the strnxxla
Tor me supremacy OF the Constitution Aner
he had SPOKEN and had rs>irrdtso hi. room Win
ahouta dozen frier de, Hon. Geo T. Push en-
tered the room and approached Gov. John,on
win extended hand. SAYING" Governor. I
nave he greatest rrspect for you personality,
and wifh you tnccess; but do not agree win
yon In what you have said, and do not thiak
word Of itn i'll come 10 pas.." Without W Ait
ing ior reply, Ex-senator Pugh retired from
the room a. haetily as ne entered II
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sYThe reacs and cn,etness of a marrsAa

81 The peace and cuietness of a married
couple IN Clncinnai-Mr. and Mrs Fltzzpr-
sid-was r"cestly marred considerably by th.
reception q a bss ket containing a new born
infant, uron whose breast was pinned the fol-
lowing:
TAX mr In and feed me Well
For in this IIeer hous Does me father dwell.''
Mrs. Z. was Justly wrathy and suspi,ions.
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- People wonder why the rebels are 20
unlied. lis not surprising. There is q my.-
'rrlous cohesion in crime gang OF pirates
VIII stuck 10 each Other like burs. A company
oi HanGIts VIII dwell in unhroken concord for
wears. hcrse-etealing association will be the
soUi II harmony while there is work 70 do
There was discord even in Heaven before Luz
ci!er was expelled; but we have no account OF
riscC1d in He'll.
ID lie, with devils damned, firm concord
held
Nor Crly disagree,