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GROCERIES.

GROCERIES.
E.R. ALvoRD CALDWELL H.B.A AIyoRD
WHOLESALE GROCBRS,
LIQUOR DEALERS
COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
are in DAILY recsiptof fresh gOOds
Constantly on hand aai for sale .tths loves
prices, large and assorted stoct of
Coffee, sugar.
uciasses, syrup,
Rice, Tea, Nails.
Glass,
Soaps,sCandIes, starch,
xaisins, cigars, Tobacco,
uackereI, I,whiteFish, Cvrdage
swine, Cotton Yarns, Dye-Stuffs
Glu ssm. wines, whisky,
Notions of all Kinds, and
plantation and BOXERS Bitiers.
Particular attention gwen to the sale Oi
PRODUCE Or HI KIk'DS
SO East asnington Street.
INDIAN P0IIs, IND
| spr35-dSw
DRS. DUZAN & PARR.
OFFICE.
role IIRGI.sI.f .fT.E.FUE
INDIANAPOLIS, IND
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RAILROAD TIME-TA1LE.

Atlantic & Great Western Railway.
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GAON A NEW METHOD o. TREAT
ING venerial Diseases, including
Syphilis in all its stages Gonorrhea,
Gldet, Structure, varicocile, and Hydro
ceIt, Diseases O, the Kidneys, Bladder,
&c, without mercury containing Q val
uahle treatise on thatwide-spread mals-
dy Of youth, Seminal Weakness, Noe
turaai Emissions, Sexual Debility, I'm
potency. &C.. the secret infirmities OF
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FROM PEiladeIphia.

PHILADELPHIA, July l5.-The Bulletin saws:
An orderly who arrived at Washington early
this morning left Fairfax at 9 O'Clock yesterday
evening reports an engagement going on between
our forces and the rebels at Leesburg
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NATIONAL BANK.
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK
OF INDIA ANAPOLIS
Is THE official depository and financial agent of the
United States. and will furnish, the most favora
BILE terms,
All kinds of United States Bonds
and Revenue Stamps,
And will buy and sell Gold, Silver, Exchange, Govern
ment Vouchers Orders on Washington State Stocks and
Public Securities of every description.
business attended to that belongs to legitimate banking
Regular customers are only charged per cent. upon
visions made the keeping of Deposits and for
the accommodation of Depositors
In addition the responsibility Of the United States
for the liabilities of the Bank, the Stockholders ind
,iduay responsible TO the extent Of the stock in add
ton to the amount invested in shares aordng
the most ample security to the public
The following the present Stockholders OF the in
stitutiOn:
DIRECTORS.
VIM. H. English, VIM. Brsden,
W. Nofsinger, Benz. f. Tuttle,
Lewis Jordon, John w. Murphy,
Deloss Root, Judge r. NJ. Finch
Jer. McIene,
Governor o. p. Morton, VIM. Willard
Hon. Il. A Hendricks, A. Baldwin,
Hon. David Kilgore, ID. w. Noble,
Hon. James A. CravenS, w. o. lockwood,
Hon. John c. New, Daniel Hennessey,
Hon. I. A. Su livan, James N. Powers,
Rev. VIM. A. Holiday J. l.. Slaughter,
Prof. c. N. Todd, Lucian Hills,
J. George Stilz, W. s. 7. Morton,
George W. Riggs, Barnabas Coffin,
Robert Browning John c. Hereth,
W. J. Holiday, DIR. j. VI. CASTOR,
w. r Holloway. julyll
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mot importance to the married and those contemplating
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Organization Of the Psnnsylvania De.
nate.

HARVESTING, fa, feD ~, 1903.
Before the Senate met immense crowd oiled the gal.
erics. There was great excitement Much excitement
manifested TO the upon whose election the
,wo months blockade Of legislation was raised About
feet high brawniy built he 10 hard In feature but
stern determined In look and He conducted
from his hotel to the Senate chamber by large
embracing military and civic characters in high position
Brief addresses were made In which Generals Williams
and Knipe participated.
When tho procession reached the Capitol steps, four
thousand persons In the procession, In lne
on the Capitol grounds. The excitement was greater
than II tho Governors Inauguration. After the journal
had been read amid much outside confusion and struggle
get into the Chamber the returns read and the
oath administered amid deepening Interest. When the
oath administered there loud applause In the
galleries Senator Johnson republican, moved 10 take
up the bill allowing soldiers to vote next October. Sens
tor Cymer, democrat. called the yeas and nays The
vote resulted, II yeas, 10 nays.
perfect burst OF enthusiasm, with hurrahs from the
galleries. greeted this result The democracy called the
yeas and nays on every question, however trivial aud
bustcred heavily emotion TO proceed 70 the election
ing TO the election OF Speaker, which lost Then
ali the democrats declined voting and through the
election OF Ill subordinate officers George Hammersey
wss elected Chief ccrk, and q. Berry Assistant by
seventeen votes nays none Tho other proceedings wcre
unimrortAnt
the House the bill for che construction OF air lire
railroad from New York TO Washington read 10 place
proposes TO take various minor links now constructed
and consolidate them into grand trunk line.
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Helsee Intelisgencs.

HIcHwAT RoRsxxY n Third AvESvE-ARRzs1 on sus
rcroN. -Latson Monday night Mr.. George Aempcney Of
400 sixth Avenue, was passing up Third avenue,
Forteth street. when gang Of highwaymsn made sud.
don and violent assault upon him. Mr. A. knocked
down snd his pockets red OF what money he had about
him. ocsr zar. Of the Twenty precinct, Witnessed
the assault AZ distance. and rappng FOR assistance
succeeded In arresng three young mon. giving their
names John QUINN Thomas Ccoliy and james Brady.
VINO were charged with being tho men who assaulted
and robbed Mr. Aempeney. Tho prisoners held for
examination before Justice Dodge. None OF the stolen
money was found on the accused parties.
ARREST ON A BENCH wARRANr.-wiam Jones' alias
Cuce was yesterday arrested by Captan Jourdan OF the
Sixth precinct, bench warrant issued by tho Court
Of Sessions he having been Indicted for breaking into
and robbing the store Mr. Norris Roberts, 1S1 Eighth
avenue, the 18th day OF March, 1862 After his
for tho burglary Cuee held 10 ball by Judge McCunn
but failing 20 appear when called for trial. his ball
declared forfeited Cuce left tho city, and recently
turned, under tho belief that he could evade the vigil
lance Of the POLICE The accused taken before Justice
Bowling, and committed to the Tombs for trial. without
bail.
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AFFAIRS IN WESTERN VIRGINIA.
MIR. Theodore q. Wilson's Despatch.
pkPARIxksr on Wsaixas YIxoIutA Yah "a Iaa4

MIR. Theodore q. Wilson's Despatch.
DxrAsrnxu ov WESTERN yiRcISrA, Feb -, 1854.
AKkssrs
The following persons have been arrested and confined
in the military prison (Atben@umy, Captain Ewald Uyor
in charge. at whee,ing:-
Levi Baker. citizos, charged with horse sterling.
Alex Glover, independeat Exempts, charged with
sleeping On his post
louis Harris Ninety eighth ohio infantry for dessrton
saac Miller. Third West Virginia cavalry for desertion
John II. Donaldson Fifth Ohio infantry for desertion.
Hoot Q Day. One Hundredsh Pennsylvania infantry,
Geo W. Howard, Eighteenth west Virginia, for dcser.
ton.
Many ether persons have been lately confined In this
prison. but the charges brought agnst them either
20 vague or trivial that restrain giving publicity
their names.
Eight colore6 soldiers In charge C. coram ssioned
ocer, arrived ~ Cumberland last ngns for the purpose
~ recruiting. ana put up Of thu large and much
fre1aented hotels IN the place. 10 day they Informally
0penad recruiting Olce In central PORTO city
These colored soldiers ne appearance-physi
cay. They will do thriving business here, MS the
tous 70 enlist. II Is fact that nrgroes focking
from different parts N Virginia and Maryland to enter
the Unsted States service as soldiers.
COMMANDER
Rebel sympathzers s'strong" for q chnnge in this
department and they are Using evcry inu ence 10 their
power TO secure IT, In regard 10 the latter class, tho
present commander IN somewhat .smeaniy', talked
against ny large numbers OF women no having
SO many o. their ettevsforw either by friends
lovers IN the rebel army-that they hope . com
tunitY anew 70 successfully smuggls conrabsnd
intelgence. s
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Obituary.
Mr.. JAMES GRANT,

A telegram from San Francisco Informs that M.
James Grant died there the 26th ut OF eryspeias
Mr.. Grant ought TO be vol remem bored In this city.
Before the Edorado fever broke out he used shave all
he prominent politicians. and was generally liked as
good barber, clever fellow and nm honest man. when
he went TO California expected that he would eclipse
1hurow Weed, the state barber and shave his way to
the Gubernatoria chair He got a. far rs the alderman
ship OF San Francisco, and then no died II no had lived
he would have been greater man. He had the right
STUFF In him, and came. like General Grant, from good
old family In The Highlands OF Scotland indeed General
Grant and Jim Grant are Of the stock The latter
h dead, and the former win be President This
the way Of the world.
EDWARD HITCHCOCK, D D., LID.
Dr.. Edward Hitchcock, formerly President and late
Professor Amherst College, died Of consumption mis-
residence In Amherst Massachusetts, on saturday last
In the ssvsnsyrs year Of his age he studied Tor sbs
ministry, and IVES pastor q the Congregational church
81 Conway Massachusetts, from 1871 10 1875 He then
accepted the profsssonhip Of natural history and
chemistry ~ Amherst College, which position be held
for ten years. But Dr. Hitchcock was best known sss
ssocsss, which subject BE- We voIumipous writer
The Religion o. Geology y proosbly his bes. known
work Among his published works are .hs s,,. loi,
isn "tsssioSsss q Plants within '' twenty Miles
Of Amhevss" 1872; "Dyspspsis Forestsllsd and Re.
lrspritsd in iondon) Rslgous Lectures on The Pecu
lar Ph<uomena OF the Four Seasons Fir Report on
the Economic Geology Of Massachusstts 1882 Repor,
on the Geology, Zoology and Botany OF Massachusetts
plates. 1888; "Report REORGANIZATION Of tho Geology
q Massachpsets,' 1883; Schenectady Geology" lsto;
volumes, qusro plates, isai rossi TootmarKs in the
United siaes 1913: "Hstory OF the 7oobgy Of eutrai
Amica," 1850; Report on tho Agricultural schools oI
Of Geology and Us Connected Sciences 1851 and many
sosn,nc papers In the "Amerioan journal Of sconce
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Message Of Governor Seymour Relative
TO the Draft.

Albany, March 1, 1854.
IN the Senate this evening . message was received
from the Governor, informing the Senate that when no
called the attention OF the Secretary OF War to tho
qualities OF the draft detrimental TO the State OF New
York, that Official appointed william F. Allen, Of this
State; John Love, Of Indiana and Chauney Smith, OF
Massachusetts,, commission for determining upon the
mode for correcting them. This commission have come
State Of New York upder the act Of March g. 1885,
imperfect, erroneous and excessive especially with
reereuce to the cities Of New York and Brooklyn The
commission after due consideration recommend that
the quota OF 7S allotted this State under the
62e6S, with corresponding reduction under the call Of
February !, 1854.
The Governor says:-I am happy TO state that have
received information from Washington that the quota OF
been reduced recommended by the commission such
reduction amounting between thirteen and fourteen
thousand In crises like the present tho saving Of 80
many men 70 tho industrial interests OF the State should
men, distributed throughout the State will afford great
relief especially In the rural districts whore farm labor
ers are now with difficulty obtained. While the State
pays bounty OF $75 to each volunteer, and other
Of view this reduction, therefore, results 10
ing OF al least 1--WE millions OF dollars TO the people.
1t is gratifying TO to DO able TO bear testimony to the
aid received in the adjustment OF the matter at Washing.
ton from several Senators and number OF Representa-
tves In Congress- u ID also due TO the Secretary OF
70 state that he has shown willingness 70 do justice TO the
State OF New York In this matter by the appointment OF
an able and impartial commission.
Tho commissioners conclude their report a. Follows
"The commission OF the opinoo thas Ne quota
signed the State OF New York and tho quotas assigned
Ign are erroneous and excessive, and ought 70 be
duced." H0RATIO SEYMOUR
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Bns nI Bremen-John Eus.us. rradshsm
Linder.
NASSAU asr Ccr.!ca Mr. ssd Mr.:
Bsr.eii,. JossJ n Hanod, Nj and Mrs Herrck and
Hart b.. New Y"k; Hsrrck. jane. Mitchell Nassau;
sm,ss nsnss yr ysnninss connss,cn,' James
Mrs Bossrt and Ave children Austin snd runsta
Nassau David Hoosson Liverpool; Mrs Smith, infant
y,dsnee; MrC rulford two children and NURSE Miss
GodWsy fulford and child. rario Gnrcio. Havana
" scu g-ss bermuda; RKr.uih- Nassau, Mrs Bus
by Canada Mrs Roser. Batitnoro James McLsrep
e johns; MORGAN wife hid and servant; Miss
Csr' s. new New YORK; Williams Albany; o Benla
walSo,,, rrovidenss; Mr. and Mrs " p wsoo,L New
FROST Boston II Williamson. New York; q G Chutchii
Utica; John .nmpb.ll and son, New York Miss Campbell
and servant the Bnhop NAsaAu wife John
Anderson. scctsndi Bownan, j II Brown, London
y steele, NassHu; Ersknc W Allen. New York; ID
Albury N's,an; VIM Iaing Alvey Iaverlocl Mr. Bat
Ihos shendun. Robt McKncy, John Watson u Thompson,
John McCnllun, saml JohnsIn VI Haloran. N Andrews
s;runu, John rlahersy q Wilson, " q Brews VIM stew
farnhsm. John Kelly. VI g n Roher Henry schmidt
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THE CALL FOR TROOPS.
New York City's Quota for Ali Calls
Filled to Within 2,909 Men.
The Draft to Go On Whore &c sssary
On the 10Th OF March,
g.. &C., &e.

At the meeting Of the Board OF Supervisors yesterday
ethe following report OF the Committee ON Volunteering
was read and ordered 70 be printed. II viii be seen from
II that the Empire City has nearly filled her quota Of
troops on oil calls
The special Committee Volunteering would respect
fully report that accordance with the desire of the
Board as expressed In resolution adopted two weeks
since the committee have made every effort 70 obtain
Ae asures showing the quota pr New York coany under
shs call Of the President for ve hundred Thousand
They have this day received official commun lcation
showing the quota and they hasten to lay the be-
fore the Board. Il s as follows
WAR DEPARTMENT,
Paovo6r MARSHAL GENERALS OFFICE,
WASHINGTON, d. @.
BrgAdier General WILLIAM HAYs A. A. Provost Marshal
General, Southern Division. New York City, N. "
SR-The quota Of the Southern division OF the State OF
New York, under the call Of the President for 10000
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Fairs In Aid Of tho Sanitary Commits.
sion.
THE NEW YoRK SANITARY FAIR.

the NEW YORK SANITARY FAIR.
Everything indicates that tho forthcoming Metropo
tan Sanitary Fair will surpass In brianoy and
all that has hitherto been attempted similar way
All classes Of citizens have earnestly and vgor
ously to work for the purpose or swelling the receipts
and bensHng the noble enterprise Of the United States
Sanitary Commission. The building Fourteenth street
formerly the Palace Garden) where the fair Is to ne
held Is fast approaching completion, and ready
for the reception Of goods Contributions being
cevsd In great numbers. and will be arranged and cas
ssd with The least possible delay much remains to
DO done before The 2Sth inst which day the fair
opens.
Among the many things talked about Is . "Kncksr.
booker Kitchen, the ladies being quite that fac
silie OF old fashioned German Kitchen would prove
quito attractive and remuneratve the New England
Kitchen tho water Among the many things which will
DC required IN Quantities we may mention birds 10 cages
rustic stands and tables for holding flowers The ladies
OF the floral department solicit contributions Of any such
warded to No. Great Jones street or "a East Twenty
nth street Persons having any OF the aforementioned
articles will please make note Of the addresses, and
govern themselves accordingly
THE BROOKLYN AND LONG ISLAND SANITARY FAIR.
Tho number Of visitors to tho Brooklyn and Long Island
Sanitary Fair yesterday sunsrsd dminution from the
severe brisk business done In every
department at night the Treasurers account showed
that the handsome Of hundred and fifty thousand
dollars had been received from all or this
about twenty thousand dollars had taken in the
Knckerbocksr Hall for refreshments. This IL different
establishment from the New England Kitchen, whore
pork and beans pumpkin pies and cider are TO be had IN
dantss in season and out Of season. are provided BY Mr.
E. j. Low Der, who has labored with great success ~
bring his department Of tho great fair Of Brooklyn 70 s
prescntsae Of excelsnce and make source OF profit
70 the Sanitary Commission.