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The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-11-19
! OFFICE DEPOT COMMIssARY OF SUB

OFFICE DEPOT COMMISSARY OF SUB
" 5lSTENCk, No. 2i5 4" O. street
WASHINGTON, ID. e., November TO- 1864
Sealed Proposals, In duplicate i!r 1--we lluudled (jpO
Tons ui goou eruf autabe bllcd Hay, will be rccas eu al
Ills once unil Monday, Nov, 2s, 1861 At u O'Clock N
Bd5 must be accompanied By an oath Of allegiance
(untsE tie bidder has he in this o0lce) and the
usual lUanntoc signed by rot less than two responsible
pbTfOus, whose sOlyency must be shown by tue official
certificate n The tlrk Of the nearest District Court Of
tLe MI Cd States Attorney.
The Hay must be 'ufely baled, and delivered In
Maihlnst"n or Alexandria, nee u all expense 10 the
ntpaumtntts may De required. IL VIII ba uydly IN
Eltcd ocuc Il bcee TEL, and none but good merchant
able Hay viii be received.
Parties to wIom awards may b. made must a. once enter
iuo contract. and give bOuus equal la Amount 10 hf
uttno tu be received the cuuirac signed Dy the
contractor and both thls guarantOrs.
awards wi no he Ale 10 any pa'sOu who has here
tOioIe failed iu iunl his contracts with the Government
nor VI prout sals Of dsloy parties he cons dCroi
The ustto reject Frpposas Is reserved by tAe Govern
mtut
Eod,r must be present at the opening Of The bids to
respond 10 ther uamy,.
l) days EOm tho execution Of tie contract, aHu be col
prird by the lltCpUh day January, 1850.
lp0n The completion az ne Contract the Hay WI no
lids grst be en-orted "Prol Osals for Hay AND be
e. T BRIDGES,
lrlS-st CAPTAIN @, b.Y
e. HORSES HORSES! HORSES
-Gc5A ,ITLaANsIiE-GESGEAL otUCE, }
w,suiNarox Noyombsr 10, 1874. 4
Horses suitable for Artillery and Cavalry service Tiu
9e purchased q ues1oTo Depot in opoa market til
IiorsCs viii be- delivered to Captain L Lowry Moore
A. q. NJ, aud bu subjected 70 tho usuU uOYoraaUai
inspection before being AcCepted.
Price Ol Cavalry Horses sll5 each.
Price OF Artillery Horses Sl5O each,
Payment VIII bem made Tor six t6l aad more ',,,,,,
Colonel In charge First Division,
u-lt-i-t .cuHtcrmaster Generals Oai5s.
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GEORGE W. sIMoNs & BROTHER,
PRESENTATION SWORDS

SAMSON STREET HALL,
SAMSON Street, above Sixth Street
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Commercial Intelligence.

THB LONDON MONEY MARKET.
The discount demand az the Bank OF England was
important and the belief early reduction in the rate
gained ground.
The funds on the i'm Of May continued ru and closed
10 the afternoon Of the 18th Of May.
American securities shade nrmer; Illinois Central,
LONDON, May lo-sPM
The rate Of discount at the Bank Of England 10 egh,
per cent.
Consos closed At o. 4 OK for money.
The Bank q England has reduced ~ rate Of discount 70
American stocks-nliuois Central, 81 . 20 discount;
From the London Timss tcity articls), May 1911
IL Is understood that Wednesday viii be holiday
ions for discount Al the bank yesterday and s doubt
has been entertained that reduction Of the rate Of dis
on
per cent Al the stock n.rsc: wsrs very ssss ysssss !.
most instances : fractional decline.
The suspension has been announced Of Nessrs James
me ,impls socipasio. Or posspIs reduction Of the
bank rate of interest 70 eight per cent beginning TO
cause reBewa Of the swarm Of prospecuses One v to
introduce floating telegraph station and light ship com
pany the station 10 be near the ordinary track Of vessels
such the vcintyof the scilly Islands and Of Cape
Race Newfoundland and ~ the entrance OF the English
and Irish channels another company 10 formed 70 pur
chase me ship building establishment and dockyard Of
Aessrs. W Smyth, ~ 81. Peters, Newcastle Tyne
TEE LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.
LlvERrooL, May Tsp n.
The sales Of Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday add up
The market has been quiet, but without any quoabis
change In prices.
TRADE AT MANCHBsTRR.
me market yesterday quiet owing to the whtsun
holidays, bus prices we're steadily maintained.
LIVERPOOL BRRADsTuFHs MARKET.
Generally dull, owing TO the very brilliant weather.
Messrs. Wakefield. Nash Co, Richardson. Spence &Co
report -four offered at Cd. L. decline, without leading
10 business. Wheat very duh and generally about I'd.
lower Winter red u cd. &c. Sd. Corn dull At 2Ss per
40 lbs for mixed.
LIVERPOOL PROVISIONS MARKET.
Beef and pork neglected. but quotations unchanged.
Bacon slow and partially ratnor cheaper Lard unset
tied and again lower Tallow doll and price tayoring
buyers Butter dull and 0minsl.
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET.
Ashes quiet pearls 34s. 0d. pits 32s 32s Cd Sugar
steady 1t full prices Coffee unchanged Rice quiet but
steady. Lnseed oil 40s. Cd. <ls Rosin pnaliered.
Spirits OF turpentine quiet Petroleum rm, but quiet
considerable sales Of crude private terms; refined
70 3D.
LONDON MARKETS.
wheat duh And In . - per quarter cheaper. Flour
also dull but handy cheaper for barrels. or ceris
qniet owing TO the holidays Tea hrm Talow drmer
and dearor sales Of r. ass The indigo sales closed
with fair spirit AZ full rates. The wool sales progress at
Urn rates. Linsoed oil 39s. Cd.
TIE Latest MARKETS.
IIvnnPooI, May 10, 1854
CorroS-eaes to-day 5000 bales, including 1000 to
spectators and exporters. The market Quict at IN
changed rates.
BRsADsruYSa -yhe market 10 very dull
PRovfstoNR Inactive.
PRonrcx-Thc market IL quiet and steady.
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s.,ouo. pnruscu,;r az

EALOM0N ROTHSCKILD, OF plkfa.
paris MAY 16) correspondence OF Liverpool Courier.
Baron James dc Bohschid head Of the French branch
OF the great house. has had the misfortune 10 lose his
youngest son. Solomon BY name aged about thirty who
MARI led OF the cousins about year ago. The young
man struck down suddenly by disease Of the heart
In Paris you aware people horribly malignant IN
their language and this great calamity the Ro.hschd
family has been made the subject piece Of magnity,
which, a. write, 10 the towns talk-namely that hav
ing nstanced losses the amount Of nearly f460 600 In
speculation on the Bouree and having only ESQ O0O At
his disposal ne applied 70 his father for the remainder,
he blew out his brains with pistol look the story
o atT0ci0ug calumpy.
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.s--... IN sc.~ss~~rs Tna Aw.sv,san Iadtss ana
sssV 80. a. k,rartcsn aentemen win We imaaine be
=, 49,. -. ,.nch shs same prdicsmeui q the rouire
~ w S!ya ..w ~th soms sns,stv 10 sea the senuel
~ ~. r.r",. rseoirsion n yhsaher n Sss anv
~ - "a :. ~ nan Ara oe.csrnsd e ara oni,s
cs.,ar thai merahsn,s NAV corsmus 10 mpors sesars
Arsr,can without sesar = about A. possble meta
nornhosts - A. Eshionian MIN vhi,e sim. and the
nrohahiv 81 an a. imnortsd vnes NAV be
nSead N from ,hs fact fIa n ~, Ioss S.sas General
1sIs "i.ss ~ hcocns ~.J vhs. osnsrsls
!. S;me",s 49, hoss,sa scrr,rv ana "hsmnasns
nsos.sss .Sd,,Scr - ,na,. Az chsmce N
~ W. rsr.h.., .hsrdor,rs tD Ss..rssS S,nss nnss
~ 49, S.s...I - ~ - ,saysd az hsntss ~
sna ia1s.s iii \, aha s.us vsv n,ovs Too sironr Tor
thar. xroe.,s.n s.ss~ Nh ~ ~ ih. ~ psrts ~ SJsr
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sSanss ~ 49, poss,".s s"o ~ 49, ~ -
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~ noson ne gsl.csi au0s " sso ~
SnueI sus ~ ous " D.v s w - rs.s,
nes1e1 .anoy = ccuusIy 1--WE u1ss. ~ - -"
xsmo: Wnes Can ps salu q Poopo wn.Is SSu
tSs r~ cr.,s ~ hs sr ma AZ cne ths extravsssnt
nieoa a. half na6 hslf snnars bombastf what can we
ernecx Sroy tina man hose vvea danahters ana mothers
can and NO olher publjc exerose on feminine Qualities
than tha bxarre and trOksv pariotarf IN n were poo-
abe 10 FORGET the terrible cacrnce Of human Lie that 10
involved In the struggle ana the great issues 70 history
which hang upon its result one would be disposed 10
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-05-31
THE MEXICAN EMPIRE.
The Mon roe Doctrine.

The Mon roe Doctrine.
In the Corps Leeisatf, II. Rouher had given his
reasons for believing that the American government
would not interfere In the settlement Of the Mexican
be Monroe doctrine embodies the principle that every
country should be its own master At home Well 10
not Mexico al homeY Why talk here Of q sovereign
placed under the suzeraBty Of France Such
language 10 only calcplated TO initiate The Emperor
Maximian 70 sovereign by popular election. Why then
should not the United States respect his crow0e The
United States will derive greater benefits than other
prise will ind abundant occupation In the Mexican
and instead Of induging apprehensions OF between
the two countries 1t would be wiser examine what
tho conditions required In tho future for closer intma
cy between America and Mexico. The sovereign
may therefore, without uneasness prepare the proaper
secured svI Be ~ signal Ter the vetwsn 81 Ne French
troops
Imperial HOnOrs 70 Maxi miIfam &c.
From Galigusnis Messenger, May 1871
Tho French troops and every one belonging 70 France
EMPEROR the Same donors ere paid 70 Napoleon H.
The Emperor Macmillan will be received with salvo OF
one hundred guns, and the military commanders to
60 70 meet hs Majesty 81 the confines OF ther several
commands.
Several Of the Paris journals mention a. probable the
nomination OF General Bazaine 10 the dignity of Marshal
OF France The Emperor Maxmfian landing is, the
runor goes, 10 present the General wAh the baton.
Tho Belgian government has granted temporary leave
70 the officers and soldiers who wish 70 form OF the
Mexican army. Captain Van der emissen OF The Kings
hous hold has been charged by the Emperor Maximan
diers. The depot OF the legion 10 provbionsAy estab
Issued In the Of Audenard and several young Bel
eians Of good family are mentioned having catered
their names.
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DENTIsTRY.

A SET OF TEETH MADE IN ONE DAY By OUR
n new steam process gold silver platnA and rubber
We oil teeth al yer reasonable prices war,antng al our
also administer chemically pure ether ehoroform
aud the nitrous clyde No extra charge for sets
extracting whee sr,iscsl tsslh Inserted Teeth In
DR.. X. q. DtRK1n. 373 Canal street.
A RTIFrCIAL TEETH ONLY Ss-BgAUTrFuL SETS
"A on hae gold and a,iua and pure silver and vaesne
rubber from ~ 10 and warranted equal 10 work 10
New York Single Teeth - teeth ~ ed and extracted with
out the least pain Gold Pauna and Bono lings, cents
10 81 and warranted for lie. Ooe 1888 Sixth avenue Ne.
tween Tenth aud Eleventh streets.
Dr. LUTHER, Dentist sixteen years established
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ln5 BRoADwAy, SrAE THlsriErM srxEEr
Gksn WARRANTED ArhciN Pstcat "0uynotyp pc Ieeth :
bs.rsoruisary prices Beauhia set t,o,n ~ PUmpcr
Set f9 FIins teeth wis gcld o. kus,otine trin
ss .ss, as ssa As'-. SpsA ~ r.. siSS b..E
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News from South America.
Tho French mails had arrived at Lisbon, with dates
from Rio 70 April 49, Coffee quoted 1t 1900 1900
for good nrss. Stock 80 900 bags Exchange on London
27XaX.
BuKSos AyREs, April IA, 1884.
Exchange 60H. Hides 40 . ~ for dry. American wool
firm. Tallow AH. Flour in demand q 714s0 Frsighs
dull and unchanged.
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AT iA sRvRNrM AvEHUB, BETWEEN NINE
N teenth and rwenteth streets ladies and scnmmen
N reee,vn hc rlahpst lrie ror the cast o. rintf Ing
~, pssa Ac sAhnu - - sA1rssssna - NIL
Llh tAAoa AAsamAsA " ~ nrA htnas.
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The Bombay malls b Aptn 20 had arrived d eusz.
Cotton had fallen 80 Cotton goods quiet but
steady. Shipments Of cotton for the fortnight l000e
bales. Frsights 70 Liverpool b6s. Exchange p. lXd
- CALCUTTA, April 20, 1894
-. lkd.
The Britain Envoy Of Boohtan bad been publicly 10.
suited by the chiefs Of that State and subsequently
Imprisoned and compelled V sign treaty ceding British
Assam 70 Boohtan.
The steamer Gambia, with mails for Calcutta had been
had put back TO Oden and transferred her mails to
French atAamA4.
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Paris MAY l6) Correspondence Of London POST
Your readers have been frequently informed or the de-
termination Of the Emperor Napoleon 70 observe the
srctest neutrality In the policy of the French govern
nent towards Washington. VI this determination Mr..
Dayton, she American Minister, has had many proofs
from time TO time. On late occasion drew attention
20 certain representations made by the uated States
Minister to Drouyn do Lhnys concerning the building
Of vessels ofwar In French port, suppose to be in
tended for the Of the Southern The Minister
Of state IN late debate in the Leg satve Chambers thus
refers TO the actLater IN that the United States
Minister made application 10 NJ Drouyn do Lhuys al
ging his reasons tor supposng hat these vessels
intended for the Of the Confederaes An inquiry
Instituted and as the explanation Of The builders not
thought clear enough tho authorization withdrawn
Soon after the builders declared that they intended
Fer Sweden; but the exacttude that declaration
not sufficiently demonstrated, The gave orders
only ten days that the ships should not leave France
t their destination was clearly established. Such
temen has been the plain and nnequivoca conduct Of
the governments in this particular
his assertion s interesting showing how up TO the
presen. day, the policy OF FraTce towards America re-
MANS the same, although its sympathy may be for the
cause OF ihc south. In all that may take place On
shis ques ton, France will follow trgaud rccogni
ton OF the South were 10 in Eng and France
smDsedsateiy echo such q resolution.
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slLp, LOOSE SILVER ssTs or rEsTH MADE OYER
~ Tor s.; Cod sets $40 A good a. perecs un-tlcaon
AUD ns.esM sspresson warran'es sniprER psn
ssrurtonr to persons with bad teeth ~ ese wearing
srhaA teeth sent free reoep, stamped cave VII
aud address,
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Isuipsh ths demand FOR federal shipping 10 avoid the
capture large PORTION Of the carrying trade has
20 Alabama, IN shsrt A0s iassensely Increased the pr
~ ne Liverpool sAipcs0neys They were never, We be-
Hsve prosperous condition than q the present
time. sphts they bAsu rsapn0 As fst Of What
My appear cnader aSdGiem accurately tAey tvesos
asrciai classes impossibility. Rece9 susss N
1ops. 'ce1 as IN Ans rcd haas rudey dtspetled ~
a area 81 & . ana %:
pvty should nnAappsly become sCotsd IN ssar ana ~
.ssraole Aabamas issue sss mss' pSrn = PREY spU ~
camsances obliged 10 espouse the cause OF denmark
against her ruthless enemies, would no! the German
Coofederases, and at which the nsicency q our law
sotss as to eonnsrsS Some petty priucipaliN which
not Of single foot q sea coast might d out cruisers 10
neutral ports burn, SINK and destroy the
which may be very short time, by sin.
gle vessel kn0U from Ne history Of e Ai0Gxs0 Such
SEEK 10 prevent BY inducing the Legislature 70 take some
more effective means than does At present %
No one can md fault with these gentlemen for the
views expressed In their petition Their object 10 To-
Ultimate 70 protect Their trade from on. inter
sst OF the nation Washington frat perceived that u would
be Impossible in modern times TO preserve the neutrality
q time Of without special legislation
% turn the ports Of the United STATES arssnas for
things remained uncsscKsd renewal Of the war with
England was Inevitable. In spite, therefore, Of much
seassre proAs0so he ano or Of armed yesssss a.
service Of bel 0cret Powers and postsrity win applaud the
wisdom well the a that great man 10 prefer
yDg interests OF hs country present pop
Harty. We have followed the wise example OF Washing
ton In passing the Foreign Enlistment Act and u be
satisfactory shown it's provisions sufficiently
precise and stringent ought TO be amended. NIfo
a. interest Of thus couvy, and Of all countres that We
should hold the balance equally and f between bel
gerent States; and this only be done by further
alteration Of the law the shposners Of Liverpool are
justified In making their present demand Before We
rive this conclusion, however, must tho result
81 the cases under the Foreign Enlistment Act which st
remain 70 be tried
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spsseh of ths Duhe ef AUG ussenbarg.

French Optniou or the Resuit.
Inc ygaywH4 ds Debots " May 10 remarks tDAt anar
chy IN Enrnpe,n politics becomes moro complete every
dav Az that hatred oar inspire the way Of hterex
prrssnns y sh'vn " tho Ton ton olrti- towards rus
90 AnA Austsnn IN Ne vn~nna towards
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Austria England the conference e0parate0 WIN
treaty Of peace, the confusion x be - ~ height
ThesLatess News.
BKRlIN May 10, 1854.
Tia Crown Prince o. Prussia been appointed the
command Of tho second army oorps.
Field Marshal Van Wrsnge mas been raised 70 tho rank
OF count
y asserted upon good authority that Prince Trsde
rick Charles o. Prussts has been appointed Commander
fn-Chief In The duchiss.
H1oCxHoIn, Nay 10, 1854.
stated that the 18th Of April hs sent secret nstruc
Cons 70 General Wachtmenster, IN London, and that
these dispatches were opened m Germany.
LOnDOA Nay 10, 16oA
Tho Herald says
The unsatisfactory progress Of the Conference and the
doubt enseraiued o an equitable adjustment the Dano
German question induced sales BY Some partles, which
had the erect Of creating throughout the several
departments ct The Stbck Exchange.
France.
RumoTS OF probable ministerial changes had bean rfes
bus France believes itself able assert that change
Win take place. a. least during the present sesou Of the
Corps Legslstn.
Tho great Paris poisoning case, N which Dr. Ia Pom
merais charged with poisoning . Madame Paw, In
her life, terminated the 17th Of May In
verdict Of guilty. In Pommerais was condemned 70
death.
The Paris Bosrss on the 18th Of May was without Huc
tuation Rsntes closed At 6e.S0
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AT THE NEW sToRB. % cARMInB srREBr-LA
n dies AMI gentlemen an receive % psr sens MORE 10
calling on ascssing ". HART At Che above pump Der
hart
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ANTHOLOGY.

"A. he awe. 81 mi. a.'eios GA T. .1SEicsE
e hand
n oa ans me sa ARE
Of The rules OF the science q the and can boa. tbs
.,:: ils ssSSns.: misery q one wSo,s ne ana
Se viii BRING saecss out or suoss any
fa".Ss PSsa 5sss: s.
q: ed s l'ss ,ss ssp'; Fl lsrs
~ Ions % sns s sse % Or s. .as s
% o's 4 ss. % .s .1s is .. and s.
get in return the ounss or your whole life All hours
saa :s 9 sSs street. near N'''
sroNIsHINe MADAM MORROW SEVENTH
aa.sss. Nth natural s,a, Of for,sishs si; so~
mage I'M oiip s sSs S mf IL. .ss 's
you. ,n.sas.a ls.s.:a aPs ,. absent so.
admitted
BONA rIpE AsrsoLos,sy LHsS EYER 4, . Sss
s ., SsSs sis 'n2 III iss and
sRooKLvN cLAlavoYASr.ssA ..D "A oLaS
street Brook disease pescrps: rsmsdss nnds
cssrs: on Destiny gwen send particulars
4 BETTER AsrRoLooIsr - NOT 70 sE yoyTP
Hp'rs STATE. .ssn T. D siy u .. ass wses
sS. ls rs sss, can ss Consulted On al
.S. !: %',.:s: sss:s
ns a p.s m. ssy VIII ssn g
ssnd what part OF he body = ansciea asa What ss
sdss r.a,l.mss 9se.,ans sn.wsscs =, e.
I'm $s.s. .aS oss Ore; @
AaADAs AR Is risx hest cLAIavoYAsr . AND
M Astroloeist In HNe tells very thoughts
speedy svcs lucky nunecra 70 seventh
avenue. rw enty seventh street. ladies no eenuc
men, Sc -
NsRa MARION JAMBs, TNDBPESDENT .CLAiRvOH-
N ant esentenh street corner Of Ihre avenue,
tvncrs absent TRENDS ana 1ussnass
generally; detects aud Iean AZ iemae diseases
References given. oenuemsn not sammsea
IA no WOULD NOT 90 wHERE roRruns $50
w ,e see Mas WELLINGTON, the rreat nnelish Fro
pAeess he bess Of All hs escslse CAn be
su,sd ~ vNouav all suAsvs life
ins suits. ourn.ys sbsen friends love cotahip mar
riass hea th wealth. who reclaim DRUNKEN
fathfui hushand mss the oriy This city
who has The Genuine and ARABIAN shsman tr hive
good luck and busineu nNairs md
NE Delay not 70 ccssai. ms naturally gifted and besaifn
sorns aHv tuck numhers ughty rranertahi~ ci-
r~s~Vssce CHs - sssn - - rsnas~sA M svsass
spossass RiohtA slgseb
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A suRER PLAOs.-AT 49, sixth AvEHUR LADIEs
And sca..,nen win hnd he faw Al homes. dealer, 3
mr. CARPETS, Fmrntsrc and Jewsry ~ 30 cent more
sp o ",sss s.sr ss sg ss 70 u
eis; Pants 81 % " Also for wooen DelAne and Mus
lin Dresses the highest cash price will be pa cAll or
note ny post WI oc pgncuay attended TO- Ladies attend
The her sixth avenue Eighteenth street. Or
rers from Broohyn and s 81 cry punctnsy attended 70
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A TrENTfON-FoR l64 SEVENTH AvBNUB-BARRIS
iases The opportunity 70 announce 70 hts customers
that he advanced NJ the usuAl for
Cast on Wearing APPAREL Carpets For.iure Jcweiry Da.
mspds. Ac As we demand for these articles
for tho New Orleans ma'ke Ladies and geneen having
any Of The same a. OF cannoCfa ~ calling on or ad
and Twenty second ssyces There wy c,n depend upon 70.
oner high prices AND then arc trembling TO get them Tor
bali elr value. Ladies' and gentlemen only but
convince Yourselves sasfacou Please he
parcnlar about the and nuwser i4
Ladies waited Harris their
In on al q w
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A Blockade Runner Repairing.
IErnm tnA IiYAYnO0l CnnriAY NAY IA

Yesterday the celebrated and successfu blockade
ming steamer A. D. Vance arrived hero erom Halifax
repairs there being conveniences Tor such work In
British American ports, and srun' into federal port
being rather to venturesome enterprise vessel
that rendered such service the cause
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TyINCINNATI AND EVANSVILLE RAILROAD CON
u psny-The Trustees the nrss mortgage OF the Gin
einusM and Zanesve Railroad Company are ready tc
sue She bonds 70 parties In interest the return q
their receipts subscriber Tho coupons due on Nay
win b. paid on ths issue Of the bonds .o,v
urv Yonx Mar n 1854. No. 10 Wall street.
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DRY GOODS.

DRY GOODS.
Ar GRAND STREET CHEAP STORE.
"A Ready To-Day iSS S.si: u hns fashionable
.Eics s = 1vs sEsHss SsIsas:
s.sss. A. liar sss .S:: .5ss
% ~ ESQ; sffs Of ever, A mo. on. .n
IHs1Hrs HfssBs'. and BOYS HATS. TURBANs.
3, ..s ,nx a. sDS. ..9 !. sI HEk .,,..,.
ana ' S SS 5,osi ss s:.s Il de- De So.s.y.
GRAND STREET CHEAP STORE
~" 1ASAolDhf MILLINERY SILKS
Laws '-AD 1 TN ie Si1s sS sA' HSssEEsr. -
and sH c s.s ~: md g "a. As e. Sssss,
A'''AigRs s s'f z5St SSs.I ssshH
usDns sq E2s4 H hssear fsh1css
M "a ,,x ea sRB. .5d j E XpISS street.
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You ean always ind an excellent assortment Of Hosiery
Gloves Mtts Handksrchiefs Tes fancy
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AZ full rs per cent under Broadway prices.
4 full line gents fancy Flannel Shirts from u mp
Cent? ladies and chi dren's Gauze Merino vesA cheap
STRAW GOODS, STRAW GOODS. .
Ladies' we have largely this week 70 stock Of
cheap Hats Examine them before purchasing
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We immense stocks Of these goods ~ low pYioo0
1900 yards excellent Paper Muslin, 100 per y&fd ~.
5000 dozen CArk's Cotton, bask white and oclored
French Working Cotton So Hooks and Eye "a par card
Best Needles made, %. Per paper Best Pms d.
100 Morocco Travelling Bags u 10; worth ~
PaDer Nuans waist Einlngs, BuckrAma he cheap
KONALDSON ABARRS,
Corner Sixth avenue and Ninsteenth street.