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Evening star., 1863-04-16

C1S0 REWARD.-Escaped from the Washing
~ lCU ton city Jail of the Dietrict of Columbia,
on the night of the 18th of April inst. l86S-
age is about 20 years; feet 8inches high light
brown hair cut short and when long was com sed
and stammering speech
Also, JOHN HARDING, about As or 50 years of
age; feet or inches high very sharp features
hair and side whiskers grey mixed; full and rolling
eye and intellectual forehead
Also, JOHN KILROY. about feet 10 inches high:
% years of age; light brown hair cut very short;
low forehead has q grum frowning look fair com
plexiop and pox marked All of them had leg irons
on when they left the jail.
The above reward will be given for their prre
hension if secured in the United States Jail iu the
District of Columbia, or $50 for either one Of said
prisoners. WARD 81. LAMON,
apl6 U. s. Msrshal.
Evening star., 1863-04-16
CERTIFICATE
OF
ID b. 9 II I L T o N.
READ!

Office ofths laboratory Of Jas. r. Chill Co., }
No. % Prime ST., Ns,o York, Feb. 70, 1865
Messrs. White 4 Moore having submitted to us
a sample of the Malt Coffee" for analysis &c
From the result of our examination, we are sna
bled to report that after giving it thorough in.
stigation, chemically, have not found any
thing in it's composition that is OBJECTIONABLE or in
any way detrimental to health on the contrary
believe that its substitute for coffee will
prove WHOLESOME AND NUTRITIOUS
JAS. X. Chiffon & CO.,
ap I5-3t" Analytical Chemists
Evening star., 1863-04-16

TT EWANCIFhIIUN C6LEBKATIUN.- "A
U3 demonstration to celebrate the anniversary
OF the emanc pa ton OF the slaves of the District
Of Columbia will be held at the Fifteenth st rect
Prehbytsrian Church exercises co nmencing at s
O'Clock, on THURSDAY EVENING, 18th inst.
number of distinguished speakers. white and
coiored. will be in attendance and will deliver ad
dresses.
The exercises will be interspersed With Vocal and
Instrumental Music by amateurs from the several
churches.
Refreshments will be provided in the basement
of the church.
Admission Is cents proceeds of which are for the
feIleI OF destltute cOntrabands. ap l. 2t
Evening star., 1863-04-16

z StOr6, O0AutlfuI
y ROSEWOOD PIANOS, that are nesrly-
new, and have been used but short time S9Sa
that must be sold at once fer cash, andtIt tkIt
will be sold at great bar GAINS
have several good second hand Pianos, that if
you wish you should call esrly-ene at S5j. one at
$50 one at $780, one at Sl25.
PIANOS FOR RENT.
81 Sole Depot for sale of Chicksrng Il Sons
A. H. Gale 4 Co.'s Hallet. Davis Co Is Pianos.
JOAN f. ELLIS,
306 Pennsylvania ia avenue,
ap I6 Il bet. 9Th and 10th sts.
Evening star., 1863-04-16

n"NO1ICE- All persons having grievances
u3 against this office account of IRE egularity
in the rece ptIon seliv very of their mail matter
or d discourtesy want of attention the part OF
the employees therein, will confer a favor by re-
porting the facts to at once in writing in order
that the proper remedy may be applied
8. j. BOWEN Postmaster,
Washin gton City Post Office, April O. 1855
y. Int
Evening star., 1863-04-16

w BOYS CLOTHING.
w are now in receipt OF large assortment of
BOYS and CHILDREN's CLOTHING of th e
newest styles suitable for the present season for
dress and school wear, to which we invite the
attention of parents.
WALL, STEPHENS & Co.
322 Pennsylar il Avenue, between
ap II tiff Ninth and Tenth streets
Evening star., 1863-04-16

& KEWARD.-Ran away from $40 18th street,
tpsJ q small BULL TERRIER DOG white, with
short tail and ears. The above reward will be paid
lor hIa return ap list
I OST-On Sunday evening last somewhere be-
L tween 10th and lath streets q ROLL OF NOTES
postal currency. The finder viii be liberally e.
wardec by calling At 419 street, between 10Th
ana llth. ap l4-St'
Evening star., 1863-04-16

EOR SALE-Two HORSES, q BACK and HAIR
l. NESS at private sale until Saturday,
They can he 81 en- at No 205 AZ st., Island 6f
between K and Z sts. ap ct.
Evening star., 1863-04-16

nFSPECIAL NOTICE.-CONTTNUA OF
N ST PETERS CHURCH FAIR.-The
they will continue it during FRIDAY and sATUR-
DAY EVENINGS of this week They hope that
those who have been prevented from giving their
to bestow their patronage. thereby enabling the
articles to be disposed of without sacrifice, and at
the same time enjoy the satisfaction of having con-
trlbuted to a cause so praiSewnrthy. ap l6. .2t
Evening star., 1863-04-16

NEST OF BURGLARS BROKEN UP-DeteC-
tlyes McDevitt, Donaldson and Kelley have
within the last twenty -four hours made a num-
Der of arrests which will go far towards put
ting an end to the numerous thetts and burgla-
ries which have of late annoyed our citizens.
Thomas II. Howard, of the Sd Penn. volunteers,
and VIM. O. Fowler of the I'd ID. c. volunteers.
were arrested as the parties who burglariously
entered the house of Mr. Burr, on Ninth street,
sCme time ago and took therefrom photograph
album, thimbles and other small articles, all of
which have been recovered, "A young man
named David Groves, alias "Grewly Grunt,"
was arrested for the robbery of clothes from
Mrs. Ineersell, and Irwin K. Mcintosh for the
robbery OF MIR. Pibram's house on Eighth st.
Howard is also connected with the two last
mentioned robberies. They all had a hearing
before Justice Thompson, who committed
them to Jail for further investigation.
The parties all belong to q gang who are
banded together for thieyish and burglarious
purposes, and have their headq uarters at the
corner of Ninth and streets.
Evening star., 1863-04-16

US REVENUE, Washington April Is. Iss3.-No-
tice is hereby given to all persons who have not
paid the taxes or licenses, and who have received
is made on OF before April ath, 1868. shall pro
ceed to collect the same by distrain or otherwise
a provided by law LEWIS CLEPHANE
Collector of Q. 3. IDternsl Revenue
ap 14-lW for the District OF Columbia
Evening star., 1863-04-16
som THING NEWl
nj A l. II 9 O + T. e F.!

M A I T Q . F + e e
This article ID recommended ON account of it's
highly nutrtive properties, its perfect purity, and
its cheapness being the best substitute for gen
uine coffee yet presented to the public
This Coffee will be found to require much less
sweetening than other coffees owing to tho sacoha.
rine created by the process of mailing
CAUTIoS.-Bsware Of limitations. This ID the
only genuine and pure Malt Coffee before the pub
lie. All others are spurious. Purchasers in order
to get the genuine article inquire for white &
Moors's pure Malt Coffee" D. O'NEILL.
Sole Agent for Washington city,
Corner O and Ninth sts
Evening star., 1863-04-16

324 GREAT BARGAINS 1s 324
DRY G. GODS,
A. 324 Pa. arenne, 6st1ceeH 9th and l0th SIS.
The balance of the DRY GOODS stock at CHAS
L. LOCKW0OD'S (formerly John B. Clsgett) must
room for a large steck of GENTLEMEN,9 FIR.
EISHING GOODS.
Great bargains in DRESS GOODS, sHAWLS
&c. Also q large sssortms MT of HOSIERY COT,
TONS and WHITE GO0DS, at less than wholesale
prices. ap IL ew
Evening star., 1863-04-16

By c. MCGUIRE & Co, Auctioneers.
DWELLING EH AND LOT ON TWELFTH
~ STREETS AT nc AUorIoN.-0n TUESDAY
AFTERNOON, April 2lst, at O'Clock, on the
ing house, No. $50, with back building, situated
on 18th street west, between d and streets north
Ia inches 18th street, and runs back l5S feet to
an alley, a fine pump of water is on the premises,
is ssupped with choice grape vines and fruit trees
On the Of the lot is a stable and carriage
house, and altogether the premises are very
desirable as residence.
Possession given May lst.
Terms cash.
apl6-d IRep.l 10. MCGUIRE Il CO.. Aucts.
Evening star., 1863-04-16

~ ON CONSIGNMENT
IS barrels of old MonOngahea Pure RYE Wits
KY. IIauire at the corner Of G and Ninth SITS.
apl pl6-lwF D. ONEILL Agent
Evening star., 1863-04-16

1Onn BONES ORANGES
lVVV 500 boxes LEMONS.
BANANAS, KAISINS, FIGS. tsst arrived at
JONES & co.
ap 5-8t Corner III hth and D.
Evening star., 1863-04-16

a GENTS FINEs0FT HATS. -
The largest and best assortment of Gentle -
mons, Boys, Youths, and Children SOFT HATS in
the City.
H ALL STYLES AND PRICES.
BURR& BRO,
ap 3S3 7th st, under Dorsey's Hotel
Evening star., 1863-04-16

A FEW GENTLEMEN CAN BE ACCOMMO-
"A dated with Board, with or without Rooms
Terms moderate. Apply at No. 4J6 18th st. It.
ROARD-A respectable young man wishes to OBJ
- tain Board in some private family or res pecta
bic boarding house. Cpriyste family prsferrea
Washington Post Office. stating terms. location,
&c. ap l6-2ts
HORSE, WAGONS, HARNESS. &o, FOR
IL SALE.-A fine trotting horse years n
three minutes, one Germantown wagon "a
nearly new, one light shifting top buggy, new
harness, robes, &c. Address Box 2S5, Washing
ton, D. O. ap l6-eo3t-
IMPORTANT 10 BUILDERS
SANDSANDSAND,
have on wharf, and daily arriving, the best
River Sand, suitable for building and plastering.
Apply TO THOS. PAHEY, corner of Tenth st.
and the Canal. ap l6-lm"
Evening star., 1863-04-16

ST. TIMOTHY7S HAUL.
- CAIONSFILLE.
BALTIMORe COUNTY, MARYLAND.
The duties of this Institution ave been regularly
resumed at Catonsville in all its department. j.
Classical, Commercial and Military
Arms and equipments have been furni by
the State for Artillery and Infantry tactics.
Terms, including Books aud Stationary 8 2S5 per
session of ten mon tbs. For admission of pupils
address Rev l., VAN BOKKELEN Rector
Evening star., 1863-04-16

O@WAsHINGTON CITY. APRIL Is. lsss-We,
HS the Bakers, on the account of hi gh prices Of
the market, have raised our bread to ak cents ,r
loaf. JAMES 8. BRADY,
JOHN A. MENIKEM
LEWIS NEURANT,
EAREE8T BECH,
K. TRUSHEIN
PHILIP WAGNER
HENRY HOFFMAN,
GEORGE REMNANT,
GEORGE HEINZERLING.
Bakers to raise their bread at the 8 ,me price We
also request the brother Bakers to meet at Er-
ri,b Hotel, corner llth st. and Pa av.. on Satur.
day Evening, o'clock an H-3t*
nTNOT1C1.-On and after the 3Oth day of
S April, the Office of Glenwood Cemetery will
be removed to No 405 street north between
9th and 7th streets west, near the Post Office
up 13.dtJunel
Evening star., 1863-04-16

PIANOS.
"A NEW Assortment of Stenway & Son q Pianos
has been received to-day. These Pianos-
are admitted by all musicians to be supe H9oa
rior to all others. The first premium hasSIIkVV
always been awarded to Steinvay Sons, wherever
and whenever they have come in com petition with
others-as At the Worlds Fair in London of last
year and all exhibitions in this country
Several second hand Pianos for sale upon easy
terms, at the wsrerooms of
". G.. METZEROTT,
apis corner of Pa av and lIth street
Evening star., 1863-04-16

EKUIT TTKEES-F1NE-CHEAPl
PEACH TREES. splendid twQ-year old Trees.
Ss per lW-S6o per l,ovO APPLE TREES. 0
very fine. Sl2 per loo DWARF PEARS, twoeVS
years, beautifully shaped SIS per 100; LAW-A
TON BLACK BERKIES, 81 per 100. With all ar
ticles pertaining to the Nursery business, at Ger
Seeds of every description. JOHN SAUL,
8p 9-6ts 396 Seventh street, corner n.
Evening star., 1863-04-16

II MAMMOTH LUNCH,
i REE, from ~ to Il O'Clock Il, III. on SATUR.
DAY, the 18th inst. in Mr. Joseph Rosenthsls q
Winter Garden, on street, between 10th and l1th
streets west
MIR. CHARLES THEME wishes to inform the
public that he has taken the Restaurant in the
above Garden, where he is always prepared to
serve to his customers the best that the mar ct
Affords served up in the best French and glish
styles. Mr.. Rosenthal still keeps the Bar in the
same building and has always on hand the best
Evening star., 1863-04-16

Bu Err! BurrxR,
1GO tubs and drkins choice GOSHEN BUFfHR.
part new. in store. For sale BY
ap8 Ct No. 450 Eighth ST., east side.
Evening star., 1863-04-16

MATTING-MATTINGt
HAVE On hand l50 pieces Plain, Chsckered Gn1
Gowqua; also, Floor, Table and Step OIL Cloth.
fns assortment Of 0rockery and Glas. VI are, e.
new and seesnd hand, which viii be sold he4ps
than the cheapest Call soon at A2s 7ths treet be.
tween and II, east side.
mar 80 I'm =. BUCHLY.
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CHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT or NEW YonK........pIc .
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BAL. rtAf Of ta. SllfA Nont1ul Al Esnifia
sip.-Vif.inia DBL Anrtffong hv'rpoi ". J. G. =
neWof. o,i,tofc iAuii lvausli hsI.o, iio'a1os
Esicltn. o.sd Iifnss hrlsDn. os.so', " 4 He'oni
lss.s t.ebD ErssAlg LlTsrayoi {. d. Msssitil 60.
rsrk.--uivs iAus,l A4l0i Orcrif tHsu ho.mhoe Na'
chen. lien Mcbonald tBfl Morton. Narc.les hn,tscf
De yerai John Wesiey. Ps'.cn Ae~ Orleans Eobaon
Iosiick
brs.--wi.n. Cb,Ta tnf.1. show Aur Cayss u. 7. De.
Wolf nieItiorn tiri Harvey. Ncra trlr l. W hiinsy
90. iladee tBf) Davidson. lislI ). y oss.sai COLI
nan (usnifAl. kfuse, lilo y-lff. Punch, hr.l .ke :
Wsndi; Am. Bella tBLl, her, hayn, Eaei4er De
Neru.
schoon.r.-s J. Hcyt Cr,nmer, Washington, Ven Hrln,
1 Ssght Frsnt Pierce Hall New Haven NJ B'ffss Co.
Nil, word Adsn, Airrsad "a. Jonas suihi o.,n~ooi.
Bsy, Baltimore. Msfrll Abbott Rel scveua bos 10,
Cfowel Paine a. H Booth. L1nftrrei WasAin ton, Van
Brun, sssL. i.rA Rogssi sshiI ston, do A. hcaioD,
Ryan Anl0ro DO iuais. IulriAll Ja.mel, H. Decker
kCo Roe stcrfcit, Da.gc', NasAinsion, A. 4 Dansy
E1grc., ohTl lcfry, S. kiis y. u. p"Nofei May T..
Bal1r Rockwell! " ssiil.ian bentley, mith Co, ranuy
iiir D. Miller Aur Caves wilson tsr.nsui sam Smiih,
Terry Na.lngi0n l.. k.nnyi J. ". MUIR. berry, how
OT.sD, Iuprr bcsite. Zero, lof'1p Deal lshnd, D. J.
Campbell, isnic'. Ryder hey Wet Wal Fincln.y
st.amss-J. r. 1hompion, hckais bAlIiofs, william
DsIsA
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Passengers ARRIVED

II s'sr-Sir Scotia J,rn Lme'r eI-Nr Jsrns- hh,"
Sr, ~ VAR ST.. aud Ar. y. OrsrAe, N. buler Mi.'
Ki.rmsn ST. ssG Mr, II. liawiey M ant Mf, T. na'r''
mi AL nurse ~ A. Belmont, Mr.. Fallen. Mfs. MA,
NJ and III. J. Ooi.fiey. M.'' Lnv'ea h' and ar,- -
irn.h Air am iTs. ". MrF ia Nr. nj Ars Drwod pr
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Fgansln NJ. end III. Fo,i.er NJ. N'ubsr, NJ Dsfs' H.
SIR nowu. Mfs. Acicriy. Mr. trotAiush.in hr W -,on'
Ma Forbe. D. Negro & thiguoegialD Mr bclis'"n slf.
Pynclon Mf r~eci-a. 81 Iascui'r Sir Oc.!efrnau .ir
Drnesn M tuI Mg. Ros.rf. VI cd Nfs q. thht. hf'
rua Nr,. J. swin NJ Samuel u,.frr Nr Robert Howcs'
Nss ilg,t al ,ltsE q. doLn IS W Hans, tT and MA
T. usfref ilf. Nasasfi. e. Hu.Acr. {. Hchifi', y,''
Plat Rs, a.r and Mr. tslhrw. al ~ and sefvtut M,
Dlasrr1 ifrs Tn rrd ssrT1nt Nf Boyd Ir tfant
W Hermann III AL Mr. Moro AMI two srrgaui ~.
srs~ 81. simon l. b-iDsdon 4 LEM ,rft, Nj HsMl-
NJ Jsy ~ .nd Sir. 4 ksse'i-s Afrd hooth. NJ hl'l"
Nr end Mf DO Ooirrr- ana d. -hiofi, NJ Hartmann
~ Raymond ST.. bliosuorr aii tesc, NJ Her' o'1ii
bat NJ. sI- Mr. lsfn ald cht ~ Porter G. bsS e.
ma ~ Oh rm Mf. Ger NJ. Benton, hoo. Ds'if' Dr.
lisss Mr. Had lard M sham Nr hairftou, MI ln no a.
"a k,fft So Haier.n Nasfr Nfu.t~f. T. Spinner ".
srl,l A. Nsiasr end brother q. Nhirlorsr Go. lcsy,
L. I.rred sd 40 hfs Harbour, chld and nl-c Af l1rn
.asaa Il. gtgaorf M~sfs Lyon smock. Niflrs hfdnsn
Hss.eson D0u.ss Soius'u. ChiiiicE Dsho hsAsf, tig
err. fhsr hr'. onntsf' and 80 h!.' G. ,oof w sla
Ma. Ierkrsr. Mrfsfa 4.nrh. Dria,, w hbury hnrri,
Thom.on M,IE't idusfcs wilson srd sarlnri RlTr 90.
Z. Caassoner to 10 IHte1a9nA. ss-i'ie-. Conso.'
Al Lsrl
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Arrived.

Steamship Scotia tBr) Judsn. Lverpso7lr and Queer.
town "a uii indis. and -. g. b. naE94
Steamship Ca.sapeaAe. Johrfo9 Ponant. md'e and psss
strasnsI shsiu,,, a. s ,in.go,). oeer. hsran5r, 81
St, s1ncs kbsG.hsr Iyo. Providence, r,o. 40 to y.
sarosr sc. Gun. Keuay. Providence. nd'c to Edwn AID
steamer Concord Norman philadelphia. md'e, to Lopor
steamer Ihona, sw,nn ~. s ran.porl. Cooper Alex
sdr. = hour, 70 - = C"i,.,r E, uo.... A d
Sip o. Aynnr of s,.fspor,t Sawyer, Baonos Ayrcs G.
dave b. latto wash Carver q Chase.
iafk AEON pion ttronehl HasA, Inupatan &c days,
b.h T.neo ,nrl Frser, chailo',etown, ?. L. l.. Il
bsrl Godfrey. Ciii Csricnss 10 days sugar and
iasssa 10 Nekrnon. DimOu . 90
Rsrs A. " hssi. Lombard New. Oreans Nov 10 aud tho
Pnsscs sh aud roas.s 10 Iftak Dearborn. He'd a
succession OF r. b. gales the ,nu. psssag-. Gu Cany lo
Rect eschsr. el signal. with big John stevens. steering
ia - 81. lon - %. e2chaugri signals with bark
Fanny Reed bocnd NJ aud hoe o. blowing very csh a. the
nss Resolution tof saraeraadl. Bell MADEIRA ?. dsy.
ballast TO geo u. Buoy.
HaTh Lsrssa of Eyihel, Yeaman, TagHsos % days and
Gibraltar - days wood 10 msfi"t
Ban hide frenehl, ves.b, Guai.oopo 10 day, ballast
Ish NoyslAibs,ro. FIenehl ODD Martinique II days
BAH Cabo, TOT Pic,on n. 81 mcGregor. fici9u Il days
bsrf N,wiolr ne~) Hooper Bangor via Roeklsnd day,
Irs jason (isnl Denler. g!o Jsneo 80 days. eoaoo
Hug,i Bros.
Bhs Clio tof HaaI) Stanley Aguin IL days. via inesu, II
day, logwood TO brett Son 4 20.
Bic Spartan lof iiG1Rl, McCUlloch Remedies DAYS
,urrr 10 lanforth. krowi'on Co.
bi, Isabella iunier tol ofcenoctj. Wiley No J,ncIo g.
days coffee T. Jane, Patrick 60.
Gne Anna tOd) liust.dt hionteyiieo IS dave hids 60
order pot the a,t hv. days has had heavy gss fon D. W.
10 n drring which lost oletopua.i and spraus a.eas.
re Zephyr Dsn Hansen Rio JaneIo ~ dny,, coffee 10
Tunrn. Ntigckc Mentt.
Ing au,ic tirl Mcdonald. Georgetown r. e. L. - days
oats io Tyne smith
Biis Oa.iiA PorLl, csnpos Bahia "a days, coace to
Hagrniey,r Mann.
Bile st. Potter ,Of Jersey neo pcnsnbuco Oct "a suylr
10 order.
Brig Excel tBL Nicolas, Also. Hay. c. o. H. "a days wool
20 order.
mig Lilde Kelly, NeWben via Iali-ra. days, ballast to
urstoE
hcti Sos witch Tyler Newport ballast
Schr fmna Cos, Tar eloucester ballast
Rhr T.. II. L'nuet. Irwin, Folly Island. s.. G.. DAYS
la.l-st TO uasttr
sohr hana tbrl Crow ID. 81, iohn r. H. !. days. b4.s.
90 ID. X. peWoL
s.lr N.ili' ralaaa, Cook calnls day., l,,h, G, g.
lyyu.. q 3Q9
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10 Ao'ny .! and i6i D. ~, sunday train.... So,
20 aspsig, W sanpsy as p
~ Eos.on by New LONDON line, Pier ~, N. H.
stOnington lnoa rieg la n. r., ara i'i River m
40 Ros,o,, nv New Haven kR.. vi, n{ield
2b. srdi,sy M s ?; . md = S sna "
10 D0, ~, t ~ Ire..i ard p N. sunday p
TO Buffalo b. Emo Ra foot Of Chsmooi',,
hlu J" a. ~, 90" " ~
TO I,p. Fro Island. and other resorts on Long
Islend by L. J. Railroad, from james shp anu
foot ~ 3ltlsi. T. ~, s"u v us
TIC Phi letlis by New-Jersey Railroad, loot OF
Cortland 81. T. l0s NJ 6. u II. r. M sunday 3p NJ
To Phileds p!ia. by Camden and Au.boY Railroad
Pier 2G r. H. foot OF Barclay a,..-.....'b H' p IN
TO Wa.hisigtou 5y wJers,y l,R.. T. 10 a m, l2m.
end ana IL! M foot OF cou,'apc. 'sunaiy fp' IN
loot OF Court AZ list and 9R. M. IL m....And :"
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chee.. il 10 better lsqo,., isaice f Pm. "a f'ney
zee -, 1 1S 2 ,aeS 10 H, ii sos G 70 rrss ONO AID
isaiae fol Er.i.h Dairy Ohio.
ror /. noiiccats icy among TIE raSs We hiaisd few
Day. 'o. that ne ifads 80 az eon's. nc . w., ss
rsfrns.i &c. 4 al ,4sn us c'rirHt ral"a
II n raiaor.i hs, f,h bond h, iai'a rses o., a, tie
snd that sotol e. 3po bbi' vsis dc.iey.a We
ls.r there only 1000 md in eddies TO ih' The '.srs
hsvc niosrson it-s ia q D s.on 10 e 3, ~ % .,
ca 40 ,sns authority ssihs NhSky IL l.si yea o. o.
a. gallon which DID nos 'sse Place We hA'e s'eso.ssl.oa
e market be!as toi In e sc.isn..nts yrs .so
low and ase qusn-' 90 board p WI, "otS1 a'a 900
70 .1ssn', b. tie pa'e'e, ?'1i.s 70 ss.
doul.cyio ng mafsci' aud losses 90 tie fs those
eones,t'i ne 500 ,s Is y0 Si, 5Sso Do
dc.y,l.tc from tie itl i. 70 tho lsh Pfoi Al nc 90
% 90. DO. on The 'IN q ilei y" o.
d. s, TO- 5 D. DO Co. q a. a. ~ s viii On an sp P
wtri tcadsrcy; ell 40 shove ,les bona tide btnie
which 80 lean q ar ''. ef Deco s' 81 - ~ to.sd
K'aAed, AID &C. io Jnnl-fy aeA.us quote tie m.'is
ysy e"n The f,5 ,al soo fd i% a. fss
MCE-PTco, iei4ln about The same is., quoted The
delui lotefs, nd No have Only 70 r0uee ivO bags u"
lIGfRs-Ai Ia demand hs. prevailed for Paw aud ,he
tone thar yeieidy ~ !tc Tho qlo'soa 70 lar Hehn
Ink it, Afternoon ala . yt5 hide a. li TT Tor Scs'
Os.ears; ciGzi ief ceba, l4e IT, tngh i'.d ana ~
bolc. Lavtna pg-;e term. heinsd "e quoted At i. -
/ l7e. ioG Ltrds
SAIL KIT a. Tue NJ -'aTt qsick p-t
o. rrevof a,s trlaud IL cOur.d 20 the wants u tho
ts "a sof- If.s which raunot be frfr4 o. cfi'ron OF
III. I.e me Wee India SEE arriving at been pfchssed
Ige ou.y snl cgrc cA-y NJ oLasea iof 'Aie oH' h'
TFFrg-hs usfic, q qui ard unset; ed foI new Clover
Sad I.motly u4rl4rc and led hrnly II ~ - 80
Duih Of fs0%0 H. Noug FsIssed ifn ANA IA isli d'nHia
is,. o 10 buaA. common "esefn a. - ao' - y 'a'n
q. - l..
TOBACCO continues in Air request bot good eo'ion' are
,caTcc ISLE. Oh 80 .Ads heitnc-y - 9a - eaes SEED
iesf x:d1nc. So,
,.,s Of 5000 u a. LQltc lcr Ne'ieIl. snd j. f1r
Eastern. .
| VIlsKY-The uarsd continues quite solve end crced
and nice. have sg.ll -dslc.d ~4 sfons sIi tend
,nT ,es Il 81. IBIS ~ r2u5lc for stats ana Western,
i1clpdins go bD OF the latter ~ s's ouf extreme
tsu.eA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-05
ss,oeiatioa Tor the Relief Of sndiscri ono
f.cd EcanDlcs.

The fitch annycrsary Of this excellent IN
f,u,on was celebrated Thursday evening at ST. Pauls
Church. corner Of Fourth avenue and Twenty second
street. Tic Attendance not large but tic ehni!ta'
crosby and enthusiasm what they lacked In nunbofs
Extracts from the report read aud Addresses were
delivered by several gentlemen. At noon ycttIiny,
busincss meeting was held 10 tho Asylum. ~" 10
Fast Twentieth ,icct, which altogether attended
~ ladies, TIE only gentleman present bcius TIC Kew u
G.. SOUMeIs. who presided
Aner % short prayer the Chairman read the annual
report Of tho Boa OF Dicciors which, aiies summary
review ~ the history OF The Association. rccos tho
financial aiaiis Of tie Institution for tho yerr enGnB
Nov /, which stands as iollowsi
Total expenditures for the pat yosT......flI 10 70
ll-coip toin interest on pfgp,fy, rents, ,ubscnP'
lons donations, bIti ~
r,nep,es oyer 81
Ibe report closes With an appeal to the charitable for
support and pays high tribute 20 The memory Of Mrs
A'.ne lines oic OF thc founders vi Ito Association.
Tho elect lon of officers Or tue cnGung year was tcn
gone into resuin Va the reelection Of tho following
lad!cs.
Mrs A. Giei, Err Direc.cs.i Ms At. Anderson Sec
,nI Direcir,s,, Nh W NJ Nomiye Srcroiayi Mia r.. 81
Innes Tressurori Mr.. s. 81. becAey, keglsteI .
Dii,rctResfs-Mrs =. Ven Atw.ir; hlis r. Bore, hif'
mon, Sir John lowry, MrA Joseph j. Collins, bn Nanen
Caner at Acodor Dwight, Mr. samuel a. church mr.,
H. Moron Mr. ). ". ands rsOn, bias Oestou, hi's M
a. lr,rc.erhol Ass !. a. Uckt bra james 5nyinm, Mira
A. y. tog 'c'en Liis Lasc' h i w. IN" i'"op
TngsioisEs -D,t. James >. Cooper, W. u h'bbina
There being 10 oief speaker bat d.. Sonmrfs pres
ent ,he ggfou)1l . e0,5d win prVri .! mo Ft3sf9'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-05
60 iUbom it nan Concern.
,nppnvEn ROY for CASE.HARDENING.

IMPROVED BOX for CASE-HARDENING.
MIR JAMES OREESs. Of 'is city hls pliel ID ca in
proved BOX toy CAsE.bARDESiAG v hica oehes Cd y
superior to anything u ne and los IA use LIS D'1
,i fr5ui thu bottom Of The by means o. legs -.
echea 10 H. and has lue opening through rs cHte ~
nen VI hiCG the heat IS not only br2DG; Greedy IA coz
tat b All fi. outer surtce bu, y also ncre ell 20 creuss
u.h is center. IL aso has movable or s"ins bottom
Is c msy mag lot BE- u..d tSas drop' down "hea ne
dairy the being less liable 70 sprnz IA his WAY no
len thrown water by inv ring the box IAis Dol.
Las ben tested A. the burnside ias Norss and - waTsnve1
10 do Il. work an tirs 5y one half ed wth D. - .s ~
one hall than any other box IN Ger be Used 70 al
ntlre ;or annesng purposes or cr nsf N -
Pr.Kii.nre. h. /.