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GROWERS fHEATER.

PENNSYLVANIA Av., NEAR WILLARp's HorEL
LEONARD DGRovER--..-.-.......--... Director
THE COOLEST THBATER IN AMERICA VEN.
TILATED BY OVER 100 WINDOWS.
ICE WATER FOR THE AUDIENCEt
Benefit of the eminent American actress.
MISS MARY PROVOST
THIS friday EVENING. May l3, 1854,
will be presented for the first time this season,
Miss Proyost6 own translation and adaptation Of
the great Partisan sensat drama. in four ac IA OF
LUCIE DARyILLE,
THE PERSECUTED WIFI,
so highly successful produced here by Miss Pro-
yost two years ago. The drama will be brought
forward with the aid of effective scenery and ap-
Lucie D'ArTille, the Perseculed Wife,
Miss Mary Provost
Tomorrow Saturday evening, first and only
appearance of Miss Provost in her great eharaa-
ter Of the
FEMALE GAMBLER
- In rehearsal and shortly to be produced, Tom
TayIor's successful drama of the
T1CKET-OF-LEAVEM MAN,
with Miss Mary Provost as Robert Briefly, one OF
the latest and greatest successes of that
ipgy versatile actress
Evening star., 1864-05-13

The firing, the correspondent adds, has Al
ready Commenced. The rebels are In very
strong poeition In earthworks, behind IN ahat.
US ana woods in many cases almost impene-
General Burnside Is reported within q mile
OF Spottsylvania Court House, about to torn
me eEemy's 9 right. 1.-The is successful We shall
nave possession o the point for which the last
three days struggle has been going on, and
At one O'Clock on Tuesday fire ragged be-
tween the two armies at q part OF the line
where lagre number OF the wounded of both
sides were lying,
Our men In attempting to take their wounAed
comrades of the field were fired on by reheT
skirmishers and drive of, and the poor suf,eY.
ers mad TO be left TO perish in the flames
Inc embairoer here says he has received or.
oers TO be ready to embalm the body Of Colonel,
not General, Warren.
Two Heurs Later
Especial to the N,w York Tribuhel
"EDNEspAY, May 1I.-l3enerai Burnside
advanced mp to Spottsylvania Court House
thls tWeones day. morning, driving HiIra
corps before hm and now holds the MACE
1t was Dale's rebel brigade 2. 900 stronr csn-
tured in the charge OF the Vermont hrisafe
last nil ht, but nearly one half afterwards -
capped.
Our positions remained invincible. The
troops ars in the best Of spirits, and all feeling
assured CT anninilating Lees army and max
ing Richmond.
Evening star., 1864-05-13
LIST OF LETTERS
REMAINING IN THE
WASHINGTON CITY POST OFFICE.
THURSDAY, MAY 12. 1864.
OFFICIALLY PUBLISHED IN THE PAPER
HAVING TIE LARGEST CIRoUL1TI0N.

- Free Delivery of Letters by Carriers at tn,
the following Rules:
!; Direct letters plainly to the street and numb r
Of the house
q Head letters with the writer full address, in
Guiding street and number and request ansEers to
be addressed accoru inEly.
8. Letters to stran gers transient visitors in q
town or city, whose special address may be un-
known, should bs marked in lower left hand corner
4. Place the postage stamp the upper right
hand corner, and leave space between the atamp
and direction for postmsrkine without utinterfering
.Areauest for the return of letter to the writer
unclaimed within thirty days, or less, written or
printed with the writer's full address across the
left hand end of the envelope, face side, will be
complied with at usual prepaid rate of postage
payable when delivered to writer.
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Waterman Jno Zevely Jno II zellers Jacob
Yeabouer Jno H .s|
SCELLANEOUS-Aeento Of the New Jersey
ExpreAe Co.: Tax Collector for Wasbi ngton Coun-
ty; Editor Washington Despetch; Lookout; Aler-
It aAYLEs J. BOWEN, Postmaster.
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The Most Wonderful Entertainment of the Age.
The Most Wonderful Entertainment of the Age
The Most Wonderful Entertainment oe the Age.
The Most w onderful Enterta nment of the Age
The Most W Wonderful Entertainment of the Age
The Nest Wonderful Enter tainrnent Of the Age,
Evening star., 1864-05-13
ADJUSTMENTS,
FORDS NEW THEATER,
TENTH STREET, ABOVE PKSNsYLyAsIAAy Ayxxpp.

Benefit and last night but two of
OUR GREAT COMEDIAN
MR.. J. g. CLARKE,
who will spIesr in new characters, su pportsd by
MISS SUSAN DENIM.
Mr.. 9. NJ wALCOT, JR.,
And the entire company
THIS tFridayl EVENING, May I3 1894
will be presen ted for the first and only time,
uf""f kNiGRTs n oRe oF faE fi snH6GS RoGap rAsLn
y. .. GbArk9
SdPtain SoZLtuS Mf. ", NJ. W-AloOS
To conclude with the farce Of
LOVE IN LIVERY,
dtent-.. fr. j, y, Clarke
sparkle-.. Mr.. c. NJ. Wslcot, Jr
Last nj ght but one of
Mr. J. 8. CLARKE
The Management takes much pleasure in an
nouneing an ensagement, for a limited numPsr of
MITCH ELL, who win make her first appesrancs
on Monday evening, May Is.
N0TICE.-In order to give increased effect to
the perfect of the grand spectacle of the
NAIAD QUEEN.
1t is postponed until further orders.
Evening star., 1864-05-13

METROPOLITAN MUSIC HALL,
PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE AND ELlyIEfH a1RK71.
r; GARDNER 4 n. ENooHs- Proprietors.
PhUf. dOLDEN .--- MUSICAL Director
Our Endeavors have been Crowned with Success,
ENTH HUSIAsTIO RECEPTION
OF THE
GUNDOAT MINsTRELs,
DOUBLE CoKPANyf
whose performances have elected the HI sbest en-
'''1' ''' - PRESS AND THE MASS.
Comment unnecessary, as our progrsmneH
CHASTE, UNIQUE AND RECHERCHE.
The people proclaim it, and the Performance
TEMPLE OF MUSIC
REPUTATION.
For particulars SEE small bills Of the da1.
Orchestra Chairs. .---- 80 cents
Private Boxes So and S..
Performance commences at o'clock precisely,
GRAND MATINEE
On SATURDAY AFTERNOON AT OK O'CLOCK.
LADIES AND CHILDREN.
On which occasion the
GUNB0AT MISsTRELS
will appear, together with the entire company.
Evening star., 1864-05-13
TERESA CARRENO,

II C.H L d P I A N ST,
tof only ten years of age,l
CREATURE OF THE RAREST GENIUS AND
SURPRISING INSPIRATION,
VIII appear in
GRAND CERT,
On TUESDAY EVENING, MAY17.
AT ODD FFLLows' HALL,
Aided by her entire company of talented and pop
ular artists. my Is IT.
Evening star., 1864-05-13
Further Important Details

Especial to the New York Tribune.1
Our position at sunrise on Tuesday morning
Spottsylvania Court House, Gettysburg over
again, bat with places reversed-we being sit.
uated as the rebels were at that battle.
Nothing but skirmishing occurred through
the forenoon. Grant was in front at the time,
examining positions, and on line with our
outer pickets.
A general attack was ordered at o'clock
but Lee was ahead OF him, and precipitated
against Hancock and Warren.
Shortly after l In the afternoon they were
handsomely repulsed, and some changes in
the disposition Of our forces were made.
Ats O'Clock terrible charge was made
against our right centre. It was met by Bir.
neys, Dutier's, Gibbons and BaIlow's di-
away, and was finally driven back In broken
masses.
This over, Hancock ordered ali advance.
His charge struck Heth's divisions of Long
streets corps and shattered it on the instant
|. The slaughter here was terrible, and the ad.
vantage gained might have been important,
but the rest OF our line failing to advance at
the exact time they We're ordered, Hancock
bad to fall back. The rebels made no attemp I
on 2nd corps.
Just before sunset, Burnside's and Wright's
Wright carried the rebel ritie-pits on his front,
and Burnside pushed forward, with very
heavy fighting, almost to the Court House it.
Upton's brigade OF the 9th corps captured
Darie's brigade of Ewells corps, but In the
melee they only brought off about twelve hun
dred.
Three guns were taken and lost again;
thirty -seven officers and great number of bat
tle.fags were taken and lost again.
General Rice was wounded in the leg; 1t
was amputated, and he shortly afterwards
died.
Up to ten O'Clock to-day there was constant
skirmishing, and there were expectations that
Zee would attack again.
Our troops are in. splendid spiri6; they re-
gard their six days fighting as continued Sc.
ries OF successes. ,r,
We have lost twelve generals -Sedgwick
Wadsworth, Stevenson, and Rice, killed
Bartlett, Getty, Robinson, Morris, and Baxter
wounded, and Seymour and Shaler, prisoners
Our Losses in men are very heavy.
Rebel prisoners report that they have been
on half ratons, that the rebel officers told them
they must depend henceforth on the Yankee
supply trains. They have got none of them
yet, but we have taken thirty Of Lees wagons
Colonel Carroll, 95th Pennsylvania yolun.
teers, commanding q brigade in Cd division, I'd
corps, reported Killed, is only slightly wound-
ed, and still retains his command orfthe field.
Our prisoners number about 1900.
Wednesdays Fight.
This days battles is expected to be decisive
sef the contest,
Evening star., 1864-05-13
JOsEPH REYNOLDS & 90,
PLUMBERS, GAS, AND STEAM FILTERS,
No, 500 NIH1H Sf1REz, near avenue,

NO. 0VO NI13H Sf1Bks, near 8VeEues
Have Just received, and win constantly keen ON
hand, the largest and best assortment In tho city
ofchsndeliers. Brackets, Drop Lights, Portahlss.
cles in this line from the best estaSlishn,ents in
New York, Philadelphia, Ac.,'which win be Roid
ON the most reasonable terms. -
Also, RANGES, FURNACES, and Hre- Board
We are prepared to furnish the best RANal in
use anywhere, on very reasonable terms, Hotels.
Restaurants, &c, are sinyited to call.
We do ell kinds d GAS and sTlAM httinea
promRtlX and cheap, as also everything In the
csil and see our Battling Tubs, Rountsins Wassf
Closets, Wash stands, Basins, &C., DO. No. 500
ssta6Hshmens % T IL tie ciy. 'An.A Z a.sSa
A LIENS RURAL LARoHiTECrURE a1.w
a Downing's Country Houses; S5. =
Vaux,s Villas and Cottages; SO
Loudon g Encyclopedia of Architecture; London
Hatfeld'e American House Carpenter: So.
Holly's Country Seatsi $780, ssf-EE -
HIsgs Hsgse sna or fssR fSs 81 Gb%stSssss Ean Ss
Fields Rural Architecture; g. 5ss-
Sloan's City and Suburban Architecture fo,ta
9R. Zap l9l FRANoK TAYLOR
ClAsl'1sD olDsh' crAs1,1rnmn,,
haze iust rsesiysa eer Iehooasn saeorss 3.
pf Pure haseaehusstts cLARI1IIN 0ID1k. Vy{X
S73:r !, dor % S,ls q re Lowest market 1ss saa-
Hotel keepsfs, sltaers and 81! ethefs iawsnt Of q
anime this sssoss SursAa1sff sIesvh4FY
uaion 1ettAal DSS9t, 90 0sssa q.
0<sseseswns D.o,1
, 1864-05-18
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
FINANCIAL.
TUESDAY EVENING, May II, l&

TUksnAT EVENING, May H. lSS8s
The densnl for money IL quite httak to ha lnllin
WIZ ncvs having Influenced more activity In CONNER
cial circles, With general rise In price. almost
every article. The supply is Esos and We -beaieTe
regular cnstoners have been abe to obtain MI the
fu2ds they wanted There Is get apparent soar
city In current funds, and the opI8ion IL gaining
ground that there MIL bo lone. The wildcats srs
being sent home in large SUMS. and will probasy soon
enttrely disappear.
The ratss Of Exchange. va uAdcrttand, haTo bben
fixed At par bnyang; premium. selling: and these
quotttioss Will probably be Adhersd to for some tina
to come. Thess rates einply aHerd living 14Tgl1
t. bankers, and should b. Iatisfac&erT u al.
The Gold market IN New York was steady to-day
with slght advance on yeIterdays 4potat1ons. Tho
ralge. Is teleEraphed from New York VISA u follows
1oa. r., II: 1o0. 1;s II, 177K: ILLS, 11H 1is9,
III; tzn 1TH, 3p. H., 17sA: closing 1t tbs second
Board At1s7A. Tbs market here opoued. before 2nf
dispatch hsd been recsiTed from hsw ! ork. st179,
advanced TO 17e and c1ssed at 172l76. The t1ansae
tiofs xess large, Silver 1e81ss. F1vetFentJ nonds
are drrner aud wanted 1t 1C$F1M.
TH1KK WAS TIE FIRST NATIONAL BANK EsrAs'
1lsuEr7-We stated \ few dnys siaco that the aEzt
bank that opened it doors fer busineas under the Ma
uona1 Currency law WAS the First National Bank o.
Phl1sdetthla, which commenced operSuous ~ taa
2tth Of June. 1865. We hare before letter ftsu1
the Caher Of tho First National Bank Of Davenport
lows, In which Ae clalo4 for that in2tltutish pro
cedtnce. It having been opened for business q thu
2ath day Of Jnne, 1ass Just day ahead OF tho t
atcpiia Flrst National The Cather also states thai
portion Of tAs present stockholders Of tho Dayen
port First Naoasl actually ed the hrss application
for bank with the Treasury DEPARTING ut, imm edate
ly AtteT the passage Of the l4w nnd before h1a beeE
printed In full, making mp teir application from
81 opes OF the lsw which wAs sent to the press b.
telegraph. That application, owing to iss want q
, 1864-05-18
GENERAL GRANT AS a TAG.
.-- TICIAN.
How the Late Eattlcs arc Regarded
by an Eminent Critic.


A private letter from an eminent officer OF
the United States engineers, well known IS
military writer, dated Washington, May 11th,
to friend in this city, contains the follow
ing observations, which, being Of great pub
lie interest, the recipient takes the liberty Of
laying before the public, though well satisfied
they 1cre not written with any view to such
use being made Of them:
ssNsthlng can be more absurd than the al
legations ID certain Of your New York papers,
to the ofect.th2t the recent battles south Of
tie Rspid&n have thus far furnished merc
exhibition Of 'kruts force' on the part OF
General Grant. When the actaal asures Of
the contest conc to bs kuownit will be seen
hsr rreposte1eua are these suggestions. The
enemy being on the offensive, We hare had, of
upon ground OF bis own selection, and onr
tfosps have sccaaicnAlly beon called upsn to
advance ut q great cest through country
heavily timbcred and against linss Of earth
Nerks and rifle pits connecting aeRsc woods
and ether natural obetructisns: But to the
superb mannnvrcs and combinations by
which the various positions Of the enemy
have been successfully turned, too high praise
cannst be accorded. Nearly all the reports
of our lostes tlst haye seen are exass-era-
tions, the best informed estinat tes at this
| peint net placing our killed, Wounded and
missing at ever thirty.9ye thousand, OF whom,
probably, about four thousand are prisoners,
and some four or ava thousand gtragslers,
skulkers or deserters. Farffsm there having
been any 'snseless sacrifice sf life" on enr
part, it will be found that the quickest and
Teushekt work always costs the least blood
in tic long run, except where regular fortid-
cations have to be assaflcd; and ! an con
yinced, from all wa have thus far heard, thst
the Army OF tho Potomac will be found to
have beea handled during the past ten daJl
with . tenacity Of purpose aud mastery Of
the science and art of war which mill hereaf
ter challenge the adniration Of every compe
tent soldier in eur own and European armies
, 1864-05-18

jFrom tho Caps ToHn {So. Africa) Mail, MArck 21.1
The we'll known Confederate cruiser Ala
bans anchored In Table Bay JestetdaJ after
moor, about o'clock. SIZE had shown tha
French fsr outside, and WAS 1aado down as
French man-ef-rar; but Or rounding Green
Point she hoisted the Confederate colots,
4sJ steam ed up the anchorage. Before the
Alabama had araPped her nnchsr, smother
steamer mas made down as standing In, Aad
it waa at first sur,aisea she WAS Federal.
this mistake, for the new arrival proved TO
he French cervctto.
shsrtly after the Alab2ma anchered, she
was boarded By one Of our staff, who reports
tlat Cspt. semmes ana bis officers ance again
dis; laycd thnr courtesy which Won for them
such golden opinions On the occasion Of her
first visit ts Table Bay. It will be rcmem-
| befed that the Alabama, after coa]ing at SiH-
| rarore, fell In with q vessel sailing under
English colors asthe MatabAn, which Captain
senimes burnt, believing her to bc In reality
| Federal merchantman: Pretaous TO tse
| m. at selemsly thar tic ship Was British
ytssel, ma prodaccd registry dated at Sin
| eaporc ten d~ye before. TN being asked 5y
CsI t. semmes If he had trassfer or bill sf
s.le o. beard, tbs M master t, asaa t1. he ne
ls I'll. .tsa same IL. With rasf tes customs
rrapted. Capt. seumss thsrsnpon said
that the register did not prove the nationality
| Of the ship, and that he should burn her
| This vas accordingly dene, and court haVing
| been held on heard the Alabama, the Captain
Of the Martatan, alias Texan Star, admitted
that the whole was made-up affair, ths
there had been no actual sail, and that after he
had got to sea he painted the new name on
the stern of the vessel. Capt. Semmes tool
tue dispositions Of The master and Of the mate
certifying TO these facts, which will be availa
bic should they ever be called for,
Two days aftcrrara, as our readers are IL
ready aware, Capt scmmes burnt TIVE othei
Federale. On the 14,h Of January he fell II
with the American ship Emma Jane, Captain
r, c. Jordan, bound from Bombay to Han
Coop, which he also destroyed, landing The
| Captain and crew on the island Of Anjcnso
The Alabama continued cruising about, in the
hope Of falling In with additional prizes, but
without success. She spoke a1d boarded
| number of vessels, which turned out to be
boxo ,fde trails, and made her way into ths
| Mozambique Channel, from whence shc came
to the Cape. Ten days ago made the Capt
Point light, and has been standing off and or
since. waiting for the expiration Of tho three
| months which must elapse between her coal
Ing at British ports. It will be remembered
that she coalcd at Singapore on tho o1st O
December, so that the prescribed time cxplrel
to-day. She will probably remain here three
or four days. and when her coatfng ls com
pleted, will be open for the inspection Of th'
| public
, 1864-05-18

conformity With the subsequent fesn'ssens haae ~
Nr hcCploch, the Comptroller, wAs aterwara Wl's-
drawn and nc = one r.ee. which piaesa the Ds*ep.
port Bank No. II, When p1op!slJ saeaiN nsve peen
ko.1, From this st.temtnt OF facts. It Hsald seen
clear that the First Sstioaal banE Of Davenport
shoul4 stand Is Eo.1.
The National Bank tnA, Al ameaded bT tho Senate
md returned to tho House. does not resm .AA
nuons except On resi- essats. snu tHs pso.so -.
redemrttoa1n .reea!acssis .nIseis;.
Tbs fsilexl1k Ia one the sec.lons ot inc DILL "aen
p7sy4dc that fhe Gayernuent snail PAY tbs nsteA OK
broken bhaEs:
s1c And e Il faztler eoas.sa; asf ie Ge T. e
1edse ctreass. noss, ~ p. ne sn
sne, stb s e u Tie
may sEps1sr III. s!sn = sseh
sa h., rst1sss t ts RI t. e
Stste. VIZ e
the CozptfsllsF tho f4ct 70 aset1tatasi; aaa T.
e.: e. nna 9Th = g II
:'Sa sss af.s t. !:
"a tss 81
shall seregpoa se toEtes,S ;ssror5nEiy
Ard theteupon the ConptrseE snsu s.rresaq1 af ta
'sf q :sS Ssss
e nj ii ;; 5sd :
,sss1ss a %Ssy @. q Il e.
ca1cei an ansunt Of bonds pledged by auch sssaeaa.
ttau euEal st current market rates, nor excteaiuE
rar to the rstes paid. And aaau es - , w m
Secretary OF tbs Treasury nom l~s the ~ aisn.os, ~
ser sise to pr.ssataon e es' :hsrtsf safn
seace Of ihs payment thestof. a maT ses@ n an % ~
seH sssaees;a ess sa II er saes sny
tie bends pleagad py such ~ 49, fin;
Of herein 1fter EPtct1td. to - II III
ted 6tates the amount 10 e1ptnaed r. etras
culsstnE noses of such asssciatse sae Fl 20 ~
Its II 1uei association and such deGciesty shall 6s
Ms3e coed cut Of a9sets II te aaM
all other claims Whatsoever. e1csps su9 ne1e7sAs5
Goats and expenses Of admin1steFisE ths eame.
The Centfzl Nzt.onzl Bank ot New YerI has ea!lea
up it, entire capital Of o no. and aneash only
few weeks in active operation. the bank has
large buaineas sud ! private depeht nne Oh w."
eeaM8. ...-. =,
D1y1prsp..-Tho Second Natiousl Baaf Of St
1oxty hay declared dividend Of ceat on the capl
tai stock pxd H. cut Of the business Of the PAST 1ouf
korths, Gea Of Government tax.
The Tht.l National Bank Of st. Louis has Also dc
cIared dividend Of p cent. tres OF Government tax
payable sn the 1Stk last.
The 81. Louis Atlantic Insurance Company has DE-
claref dividend Of p cent tho capital stock oi
the Company, which WAS ordered to be endorsed on
the stock notes.
Mr. Charles Enslin has been elected Secretary and
Treasurer Of the ST. Loufs Building aad SartoEa A1so
es3tl4n, 70 succeed r. s. Whltaeg. deceased.
Erv Yo1k s1ocK KMAaKR-C1estnE prices for cash
NAV II, 1sGt. Received by f. G. Shlsonatal d Co.
CnrmitaleR Stock and Bond Dssketss 81 Clark street,
, 1864-05-18

RIVAL9....+.........--Mart II.
prcp Fountain City. L ounds. Buffalo, sundrics.
Prop s. Il. Caldwell, Scott: 92Tni2, sund1tes.
Bark Champion, Carr, Buffalo. light.
Schr Supply, G Cairls. Buta!o. usht-
Sehr Shook, LfsdSren. Buhalo, Light.
Seh1 Harvest Honc> InEraham. buffalo. l..c0 bbA of
schs G.zsle. Anderson, sheboycan. 50 n, lumber n
schr Mu.seEen. Hcvae, Browns Ei1sr, so m sum-
srhr A1hAtroa., Parker, stcnouonee, Us m lumber.
sehr p Newhail, Nlbbe, IL zle HathorE - cda wood.
Schr Ielen Wood Reid, WElkisons Pier. az eds wood
acov G Butts, MeklsY, Green Bu6h. Sa CTS wood.
Scow TTeaton, Ew7uu, south Haven. 100 eds wood.
SrpW Tsupeat, Eewh~Tu. Muskeson, Is N lumbar.
CLEaRED-... ........+lay II.
op ronaEaada. Langley, Buffalo, sou brls tlour,
2t0a do oil cake and snndf1es.
Prop BADGER State, HeckHth. Buffalo, 33o bf1s Iou,
10 q paEE, ,see DO oil, 1D hides, and snntries-
3os e lsEd. SIS 60 h!sh~taes; aud suadsles. ~,
do pork, u DO nisawn.s. "s hides and sunaries.
schr Midnight, 1asner Hur ,lo. II .caa bus cora.
Gchr David Cd, Carroll. B71-1u 1890 hua corn.
S ht Supply, Carnes, Euffa,o, 90 ha wheat
tchr Norwegian shsthnck. N1l1AuEce. llKat.
Schr PHI riut, Moore. Oconto, l12ht.
Schr b. Msrfha1l, Nisbe, Eagle IIarhor, light.
Echr GIpssy. Pus4. ssEiuaw, 1,o10 bu corn 1,oo bu
osts and 6untirits.
sehr A. G. Morry, Toyle. Buffalo 1850 hu corn.
Echr Gfssd Trunk Eresp, Kingston. i. &c bn wheat.
sshr Atheulan, Mcintyre. Port colbeFne, 1880 hu
wheat
, 1864-05-18

Messrs. L. T. Rawsou, Of Decatur, Captain
Noolsey, Of Niles, and E. B. Cook, editor Of
the Niles Republican, and Others, on Friday
last tried their hands at,mining In oHF new
Michigan gold fields In Van buren county:
They prospoctel With 4 rocker, in . rivulet
that cames down from tue hills and dis
charges into the marsh where the gold WAS
first discovered. They washed in tEe bottom
Ct the stream, Penetrating tho surface Of tbs
earth shout eigAteen inches, and found spcci-
The rocker used holds four buckets Of dirt.
~ or rocker Of t'dirt" fifteen samples OF
fhot' gold were obtained Each rocker
atesaseo IRON throe to ten samples. The
gentlemen mentioned arc man Of intelli-
enGS n;o. aaS est etanasr and they give it as their
nAn!ss. with the use Of quicksilver r 80 % that
carry on mining in our Michigan cosd Gn3%s
prohtAb1y.-D.troit Fee Ress, Mag 16. ''u'
, 1864-05-18

TODAY tie market wa more active snd somewhat
n11ner. ea1es ws1s: 70 o5ia afickwl.k 1xA
at seso tc tFA "peswe.t:i x" doa. g IS 1o9 brls
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hrlt Wntnr super II :Hhi 98 brls Bluo River and
red Water e1tra It 37.as .,..