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Movements or Secretary chase.

secretary Chase during the short he has been ia
th's city, has succeeded in completely battling every
body's curiosity as to the object OF his visit large
number OF gentlemen called the fifth Avenue Rotei
yesterday for the purpose OF seeng him. were unable
70 and him. Everybody received the same auswsr-ths
he had gone down town early in the morning. and would
not return until evening. II was rumorsd around the
hotel tina. he ~ the sub Treasury ogBcs In wall
street, which war doubtless correct. although nun
Der Of the freluea!ssIs q that locality had failed
TO boar Of IL. Tue secretary is shrewd
mao, very shrewd man, aud covered up bis
rscks yesterday 10 q manner excite the envy OF an
Indian. He did return TO his hotel Ia the evening" but
nobody saw him. He made hasty toilet, and was OF
again In few momentf ttHe has gone out 10 dine
sir was the only received by ali VINO asked Tor
MIN. Whether the answer true not OF course we
cannot say. Dot everybody that be eats
like any ordinary mortal lie eats heartily and does not
subsst on grssnbacks Treasury notes. The gold
market WAS dull and quiet yesterday. Mr. Chases pre-.
sance in the city doubtless exercises a wholesome re-
Etrnpt the spectators We learn that he 10 likely 10
remain here for few days longer, by which time We
hopo he will have reduced tho premium on gold and ar
ranged matters TO prevent speculation in Il FOR NE fu,ve
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The Soldiers Home.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.

FosI HAMILTON, April IA, 1884
Enclosed you will receive ten dollars towards the fund
TO establish "Home for Discharged soldiersn Nothns
at this time be needed, FOR Of all God cTsa-
many Of those who discharged from the service
from wounds disability the most helpless aud SUI
fering.
Fashion Seems 10 have sauc,6ea the saniisry" as the
ooiy channel through which sympathss and chart
ties must aow Let this he ted, and BY establish
ing (by donatiops) "ome FOR Discharged Soldiers lot
the citizens OF the Umpire state prove that the services
Of their brave but unfortunate defenders appreciated
Tie club OF the Universe has taken the initiative m
this noble work, a. you win see by the pamphlet
send with this Having been connected with that 0stu.
ton since e rst formation NEARLY two years sncel
feel most deeply the wants and susrngs Of discharged
soldiers MRS Col. DAY.
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fore NE Ne. Committee ON mo committee rsvsA " decision

fore the committee me commiee rsssrvsA 10 dec,esu
upon the bill VIZ 'st
rms SALARY OF Fun eofxcn
inc Metropolitan Police Salary bti was cot dswnfos
considers alton 10 morrow night.
TINS PASSENGER AND BAQaAon Ma.
The Assembly was IN Committee Of the Whole eli the
evening Among the bits ordered 10 third reading was
one TO incorporate the Passenger and Baggage Company
sergers TO from the railroad depots and steamboat
landings with their baggage. on the sams plan In
operation in all Western cities.
rHR soiDtpas VOTING II
Is thought BY those IN position 20 DO nostee thae
the Governor viii veto the Soldiers Voting b not bow
ever on the ground OF opposition 70 principle oso
dicrs voting but 10 the provisions OF the bill.
GOLD MINING COMPANIES
There were three Of association filed 10 the eeoro
tary States Office 10 day for gold mining companies un-
der tho general mining law the aggregate captsl which
amounts ~ eight millions, 20 operate 10 colorado and
Idaho Territories hore boon articles OF association
fled since the 1s OF January for gold and silver mining
companies the aggregate capital Of which amounts to tho
OF hundred million OF dollars for
per, lead and iron about fifteen millions.
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inc Draft,

There Ia no fa.h In the ranor that the dra. has been
postponed until the ist Of May as viii DO from the
following tsiegraphc despatch from Provost Marshal
Fry
wAsHsGios, April H. 1854.
General Wa. HArs--credits will be given for both
veterans and recruits 10 include the 18th instant Be
prepared 10 make che draft Immediately thereafter In
sub distrcts then deficient but do not commence il
uull further orders. JAS. g. FRY,
tl... e.. pr9To.: Marshal General.
lon the cai FOR Ave hundred thousand men New York,
Brooklyn and Staten leland excess OF tue quota In
tho Tenth district also there OF seventy six
From the above order Of General Fry appears tina.
credit VII be allowed alter the 18th instant
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rRIRTY.EroHTH CON0RUss.
grRsr sbssI0r.
wAssmGros. April 10. Is6A


wAsaNGros, April 10. Is6A
JUDICIAL MArrKas.
Mr.. HowAsp, (rsp.) Of Mich. introduced siI =
amend The statutes In force In the District OF Columbia
repssng the saving clause In favor Of pension beyoal
lives on the old Maryland laws. for the limitation Of
tain sosiops for avoiding suits ct law, the Administrators
Of justice in testimentary affairs, 10.
AGRICULTURAL IxpLEyssTs
Mr.. Dovzrrfx, (rep) or wis, presented the mcmorsa
OF the Legislature Of Wisconsin asking chat tag -
placed only upon proots OF money invested In The msaa
aourc d agricultural implements, instead OF three psP
cent I'll sales II represents that those manufactures
ave times the value or the capital invested equal
fifteen psr cent the capital that thcy have greatly
benefited the West and without them the developmeal
~ agricultural resources would be retarded. The
rial was referred TO the Committee on Finance.
rRcHrmrcN op srscuIArIoNs m GOLD,
Mr.. SIBERIAN (rop.) OF Ohio, called up tho bin prsN
hibiting speculative transactions In god &c. As pup
ished 10 Yesterdays proceedncs He said the objsos
Of the bill wns 70 prevent gambling Ia gold. rbe Coz.
mittes thought that at this time had Injurious csce-
aud that the sales or gold b. parties who had gold -
sell was an ocnse that was daily committed lie presensee
the following letter from the Secretay OF tne Treasury -
the subject In ettcr 20 Mr. Fessendon, chairman Of the
Finance COMMITTEES, under date OF tho Treasury Dcpfss
ment April H. 1884, the secrsss~y o. the treasury
Says ,,.,,..
sllhalanding tho dimnishsd amount OF vni.ec
States noter IN circulation and our srndus ,rss
from 81 interest bearing United r's- r
made legal tender FOR their fsce NO rrl, ~ Z.
tn'cs y sssncs yrq sasst osn ony ve s'"vNs'" V's
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Tss wrsssa GAsprx.--Msdos and the Honeymoon we're
played al this theatre las, night for tho bonen Miss
Ayonis Jones' 70 rather slim house. We eau attribute
thin hSuso on such occasion only to the attractions
Of the sanitary FAIR Tor IL 10 be hoped shas nothing
rsss than patriotism could induce New Workers to neglect
so rare an intellectual treat Miss Jones performances
or Nedes her Interpretation OF tho character IS 40
intense s,udy Of the whole range Of ,amuss that may
s,,r yomsns heart, aud Is quite egad 70 tbs highest
oonoep,ou OF the old story.
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Italian 0pera.

Tho public will have last opportunity, al the grand
gala matinee to-day, to hear Medori and Beiguc In
Robert 10 Diabie which have doubt they will await
themselves or After The brilliant success which has a.
tended the production Of Moysbecrs grss, composition
IL Is not probable that the admirers Of the work and Of
the artists who have much Justice 20 H. will
slight the opportunity snordcdfo day and therefore.
brilliant very large audience should Dc present az tue
matinee, we shall not be disappointed. -
Faus, was given last night 70 very hbs mouse has.
soleni deserves all the good words We navs written
him. This Salve Dimsra was excellent, IS usna. Miss
Kellogg sang well, aud was warmly received Her.
manps was encorsd repeatedly. His scrouade IN tne
fourth act loudly nrpaudcd M'ie s"izer got an GU
core the flower song. -.
ON Monday night fna, viii be repeated Tor shs Ias'
time.
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KIBIO'S GARDEN Broadway. Afternoon -cis DKakE
IA Esening-IRoS Cnrsr-K arm ARISB Ann ffrRvcMo
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DAMON, Ubi0s NprH 10, NV
rohn W. Dobbins, convicted Of The murder u George
Iandsrmutb year ago. was hung Va ths County TAT V,
1av.
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almost sorry that we disturbed the tender SEN
abilities OF the Hon. Ben Wood upon the SUBJ
jet OF Corporation advertising. lie really
seems TO feel deeply about the matter. We
imagined that he had been political aud peace
patriot and lottery. manager so long that he
had no feelings LEFT. In the midst or his tears,
however, this eminent patriot blubbcrs out the
remark that the HERALD cares for nothing bat
Mam'non. There the Hon. Ben Wood makes a
mistake. We do not care for Mammon--h Is
Mammon that cares for Va. We only care TO
make the best newspaper 10 be found in this or
any other country. aud to give IL to the people
oil fair price. II Mammon comes along, like
any other spoils politician, and asks to be in
trcduced 20 US. we decline to be troubled with
him. So II we make money IL Is in an honest
legitimate way, by the sale Of our papers and
by advertising. But OF this we are certain: we
do not make money by swindling the people
with lottery tickets or lottery policies or by
getting ~ jobs about the streets, 80 az 10 re-
ccive pay without cleaning them, or by turn
log mozart o. 1smm,uy HAIL into an auction
room for tic sale Of city and county Offices TO
The highest bijdcc5 That IL al
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ANuszkFSrs THrs EvESISa

ACADEMY or MUSIC, living Place. -IrALIAs orKsA-
hstinec A. One u Clock--gsoRART piAsLE.
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THE MASSACRE AT FoRT PiLIow Our news
from Fort Pillow Is q confirmation Of the worst
that was feared Of the rebel operations there
Forrest seems to have carried the position by
storm with On overwhelming force on Tuesday
last, and then to have fendishly mastered far
the larger part Of the garrison, both white
troops and black. We venture to hope that
this news may prove to be exaggerated, as such
news so often is. II 10 difficult to believe that
the circumstances Of the barbarous transaction
have not received an additional color from the
excited imsginations Of those who escaped to
tell the story. But it is bad enough, at the very
least
Thus the war, as Far as the South can affect
1t, has taken one moro step 10 its degeneration
towards mere barbarity Such transactions a.
this at Fort Pillow stain the annals Of war only
a. u Is wased by men the lowest 10 the scale Of
civilization, and in whom there are none OF the
better qualities Of the human race 10 temper
the llerceness Of mere brutal rage. The Chinese
and The sepoys have become the chosen models
OF Southern mon.
Such affairs as this could mol occur without
the most culpable negligence On tho part of the
government. Why is place occupied at ell
III Is not occupied by men enough to hold II :
The force In this fort was too small TO hold II,
and too large to be los& 10 the ATTEMPT, and the
same Il probabis- ttue Of cvery position 10 For.
rasts way,
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n the STATE senate yesterday the bills sprrorr.,ng
so 900 fcr the extension q the Chcnango 10 ioc
Pennsylvania oe snd So ,ooo for tLe improvement Of
he Cbsmrlsn Canal, were rared These bills have both
Isssed tse Assembly request Of tho delegation from
ne1sew York Tapsyers Association 70 be heard ~ hc
Issais ives presented and laid the table. Tue Supply
bn under consideration for some tme Ii the Lcm.
niuec Of ihe Whole, and was a6slIy recommitsi A
ssuberof bs o. little Interest we're also considered ia
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HOPE CHAPEL. us Broadway - sTrRYosoofr1coy on
iRRoE UNIVERSE AND TWENTY sRvEyTu STREET GRosr
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OLYMPIC THEATRE. Broadway. -orr wrTr-Lor
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NEW BowgRy THEATRE. Bo.ery -Cupyos cArh-
STAR srAscrRo BssSKs-bRicSLASfss o. LAssfra-"i1
prL NURpfR
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AMERICAN TREATRE. No "a Broadway -BAILsrs
PAsroNInEs BuEILsQyEs. Ac-FRoLIgs Coco.
, 1864-02-27
POLITICAL.

Dr.. E. S. Lansing, the Union candidate for
Supervisor in Watertown, Jefferson comfy,
N. T., has been elected by q majority ofC4
=, --- The Speaker Of the Massachusetts House
of Representatives has Issued IN order for an
election Of Representative to I'LL the vacan-
cy created by the death Of Mr.. Abner Harlow.
The Democrats Of Connecticut were last
year so badly beaten (says Ncw Haven
papcD With Thomas q. Seymour, that they
propose this year to make change and put
Origen s. Seymour on the course, who is
supposed to be less coppeshcad.. Bnt isn't
he the 0rfgen.al Seymour, after all
"A Union paper il to be established ut
Louisville, Ky., carly In March, to support
the Administration, oppose slavery, and sns-
tain Green Clay Smith, Erutus ]. Clay, Ran
dali aud Anderson, Unconditional Unlonists
from Kentucky in the present House. =. !
- Two Of our highly respectable conserVa+
tire fellow-cltizcns, says Boston. exchange,
who glory in tho name Of Old Wings, wero
recently cautiously discussing their political
status. It appeared TINT one Of them voted
for Governor Andrew at the last election.
The other did not, but voted for him two
| years ago. Judge -, who is something Of
! wag, said this reminded him Of story. A
man was asked when he had last seen Ger
tain indiyidunl sWe were fellow-passcn-
gers on . Western steamboat" was the re-
ply. "The boiler exploded, and I met him
coming down as was going up"
| Tho Washington correspondent Of the
! Cincinnati Commercial writes J" The chances
are that Frank Blair will be ousted from his
seat In Congress BY III. Knox, Of st, Louis,
who undoubtedly zeceiEcdmore honest votes
tlan hoE- Nj. Knox has proved two thousand
| Illegal votes on him already, and Frank only.
claims his seat by majority Of one hundred
aud fifty.
- The New Hampshire State election oc-
ours on Tuesday the 7th day Of March. The
candidatesare: - -
p REPUBLICAN,.
Governor-Jnseph A. Gilmore, Of Concord.
Railroad Commtssi0ner-Pereon c. Cheney, OF
| Pete1sboro
DEMOCRATIC. =
| Coyenor-E. ", harrington, of ofManchester,
Railroad Commtssloner-0- A. ]. Vaughn, Of
Lnconia.
| The 18Th New Hampshire regiment has
| Issued an address to the voters Of .that State,
urging them to sustain the party that comes
boldly out for the vigorous prosecution Of
the war, end that will make no compromise
| with rebellion,
, 1864-02-27
A Sword for General Grant.

a regulation eword Of the most costly style
has just been finished at the works Of the
-Ames Company, in Chicopee, massachusetts,.
The grasp and guard are ornamented with
classical designs, representing highly finish.
ed heads Of Jupiter, Mars, Mercury and Nj
nerra. The grasp is also inlaid with tortoise
shell, held in place By gold studs, giving that
part OF the. sword q beautiful appearance.
The pommel Is elnborate1y finished and Is en-
circled by ring Of diamonds, fourteen IN
number, and costing four hundred dollars,
which are set in pure gold. just under the
the circlet Of diamonds is shield with the
motto, "iSic Florft RepuNica.n On the cross
guard surrounding Cen Grants monogram
is the following inscription: "Jo Daviess
Co., H., to Major General Ulysses s. Grant,
the hero Of the Mississippi The scabbard
Is profusely o1namented. The space between
the upper and middle bands is filed with
tablets surrounded with appropriate devices,
on which is engraved a record Of the various
battles In which General Grant took part in
Mexico; then the Illinois coat of arms, md
below, running nearly to the top; Of the
scabbard, is q file, On which is recorded the
battles and sfeges In the Mississippi Valley,
making in al twenty-sevep battles and sieges
IN which General Grant has been engaged.
The scabbard is heavily plated With gold, and
some Of the devices and ornaments are Of
solid es gold. Tie cost is one thousand dol
, 1864-02-27
COnInIERCINI..
FRIDAY EyExHo Feb. %. 1851.
RRoKRr9. LAaTTHE5TY-FouR Epuka.



Tho :Ecce1pts. OF Hogs to-day amounted to rs
dressed and sos live, aud G6 Deevcs. The 1narkat
orLivc Hogs ruled active and Arm, bat without any
quotable change m prices. Upwards OF 5000 head
were: sold at the yards at lauge. OF sS7ss7.oo-
chiefly ut e625@858- Beet Catt{a vera In good sup
ply and the market suffered a further decline of15A
&c, with sales ut 1ochlely at $i.51os.so.
Dressed Hogs were quiet and easier. With Light sales
ut $7.G0@81o. i: 4 :. >.
The PEoyls3ou- market was without mstertal
chnnge. hut there but little activity. Mess Pork
continues 10 be inquired for to- limited extent, and
note sales ofso0 hr1s at $1,000 Picked Hams are
scarceand firm, with sales OF 45o pkys at 11stlhc
Bulk Hams nre scarce and IN good demand atlo,<c
loose. Lard Is very dull and We note Light sales at
12Hc for prime Leaf ~
The market tor Highw1nes was mo,e active today
and He note advance III nrices Of fully &C per gal
lon with salea Of about l.c0 rrla at 7oa7sc After
the New YORK dispatches were received the market
became dull and thcto~Eere Cfec sellers at Sc bat
in the afternoon 1t rallied again and closed firm at
w; wheafru1ed anil isna va note "a further decline ia
PRICES of reE bnaheI-with libera, sates Of MOL
spiihgat a11;X@l.15 and So2 Spring 1t sio9 lo>5
-cloa1c ut tho iuE!de quotations.
Corn was also depressed, ana prtcea fell aa3c per
buehci on both old and new-Nnf selling at 95936c.
No at ss@sic, and New Corn at 7s9:5c in store
Oats declined Hc q tushel. With light gales Of No
at 6:K@63c, and No 2at SIC. Eye fe1:a3c = bushe1-
with sales Of No at 97c&$oo. Barley was in fair de-
u3apl and steady at $t17@l18 for So=.
There is still IN active demand for Flax Seed. and
the market Is firm at e so95.p9; but Timothy and
Clover arc dull and depressed.
TLe market for Groceries remains active and very
flrm.
In Hides there has been increased activity In the
market Eastern tanners are buying more freely, at
d further advance on previous quotations Of Nc On
Green Country aud salted Hides.
As the result OF the increased cost Of labor and the
advance IN PigI ron, manufacturers have added an
additional soc per kcE to the prices Of Nails. 1od to
c6d now quote At Sc3, and MI oth.r sizes In pro-
portion,
In Carbon OTIS the business Of the markets. con-
sderobly restricted by the email eupply, With
II any, either White Or Straw, stock. Adyfcesfrom
P.ttshurg have given Increased hrznnesa to tho mar.
kct, but previous quotations remain unchanged,
namely, White Oils 559s8c per gallon
- ii, LATER.
In tho evening. ewing TO ,ruuors Of rnfayoyablc
news from Washington concerning the WHISKY bin,
tho market for fshwdnes ruled dull and easIer, aud
hr:s changed hands at re at which price 1t closed
, 1864-02-27
:, HOG SALES TopAl

BEEF eATTLE-The receipts up to o'clock this
afternoon amounted 20 about euQ head Of Beef Cattle
tirtc which sore zoo head arrived per Rock Island T.
r. The entered sales at the various yards amount to
11ss head at prices ranging from <a1o9$s0o. There
has been no Improvement IN the quosatons Of yester
days market, and On common grades We note fuz-
tber decline Of 1s925c per too ns; but shipping
grades tho prices yesterday hive, IN the sales made
sirce teen fully sustained. Fer really prime quail
tics the market may be considered active, with little
fany reduction from tho sales Of last weeks market.
much larger number than ususl OF really common
cattle have been in the yards to-day, the prlces Of
which have ranged fso $1o&sa5o. tho purchases be-.
.pg almost entirely made by speculators The bulk
OF sa1ss were made At s3-5a@5-o per 100 ms.
, 1864-02-27

British Auetra1ia. so e: to Hayrc slst17: to Mar
E9; to Africa. t82 20; to HsJt, s1.lgo; to AsyIco
10 Clsplat1ne Republic, sss,SD; q argentine R:pab.
tic, s21's1: and to China. aB6e- Total, $..s55s5S
PEHEkILyAHA RA1LEo ID S1ocK-Tho amount Of
Etock divided to the shareholders Of the Pennsylvania
laaIoao Company last weak was Is 600 shares,
repfs1snsaE u theis par value Or st theF
mafEeE price $s,ta to-. With this addition Of new
stock tne capital Of the Compsny is represented
u 86s0 10ase8, covering Ut paf Sl7 725Q 90 II money
, 1864-02-27
-1nsrcctf0n of CoFns

The chief Inspector Of Grain for the Board Of Trade,
has Issued the following instructions to Inspectors
+ On and after March !, 1854. Corn will be graded
pure white, pure yellow, No rejected. and no
grade. =
No Ito be sound, dry. and well cleaned.
En2-To be dry, lnerchAntabte Corn, bnt rot sound
or clean enough for No and such ia Largely mixed
with rcd colorcd Cornt though otherwise MOL.
KEJKcTKD-Au dry Corn not so bacly damaged as
to be unnI for manufacturing purposes.
All wet OF hot Corn. or such Us In process Of heat
~Eo Grade" ~--
, 1864-02-27

FRIDAY EVENING, Feb. n, 1861. !.
HOGs-Thc receipts OF Hogs during the day amouns
to about 500 head, and the entered sales to a. at
prices ranging from IS 7~@7.no, but chiefly 1t S6o
6x0 gross. The receipts have consisted almost e1cu.
lively Of light and small hogs. for which there Is =
fair demand but not active for The heavier ba-
hogs. the supply Of which for several days past
hasbsen rapidly diminishing. It Ia most probable:
that as the season Is now drawing near to the end
very few Of the heavy cora fed hogs arc remaining n
the country and our remaining receipts will chiefly
be Fighter and Inferior qualities, In the ianaac-
ttons OF the market today there has been no decline
fon7 previous quotations, at which the receipts have
been entirely disposed Of
UoH AZTEC rnnkv
, 1864-02-27
SILVER WATCHES.

First Class Hunting Timeo,cces for securac5of mova
ment, beauty Of matezia!. and nboye nil. ctcsp-
ness In ps!cs. thess Watches must Insure
uniyersat appreciation.
An Imitation 70 Muttess that It cao hardly be DE-
tected bY the most experienced Judges. Ths mate
rial being OF METALS the outer one 1Est 1na1sY
Sterlpg Silver, while the inner cne Is tierta ssers
It canpot be recognized BY cutting OF heaTy crrav-
ins, naktng IT, not Cny IN appearanee nMf u dnsa-
The sale Of i6esa Watches IN the Army is source
Of enormous rrot retailing a. they very really 1o
maIe In single pay day b. my onc Of ordinary bust
1ise B "a At WHOLESALE ONLY: In heavy hunting
cases beautifully engraved white taa,ue! disss ard
fancy hands. IN good ruaulnS order. oS the nan
dozen, 81. Sold only BY The case Of SIX
Upon receipt OF two dollars, as xdafaulee Of sut
tait VIC will send watches by et to an. qAts o.
the 1oFal States collecting halance Of bill On
watches before payment Is rclu!red- ,~
Soldiers In the dlsioys1 States MUTT fent cAsA -
ADT.AECx, as the express companies pffeMpsoshr
fuse making collections In such da1~eloHs ocanoes.
Rem meunber, Cash in advanco from Wiihtn the ssihs s
lines within rebel States! We guarantee t1c ssls ae
livery Of Ill Watches, whether they ara sent b5 MAX
or axpress. .,r-,nn..s~
II Broadway corner cozt.andt street. New 9oFk-
fe19.vT1E6tl8
, 1864-02-27

baltimore Provision Mutket-Fch. 14.
tendency Of. prices is upward. Lard and barrelied
meat are quiet " anote prices a. fo'isws:, New
Shoulders at 9c; new do at loKc; old sides At 10S@
HS; nsT 40 at is53c: onlk shoniders At DO
lard at 1ic western do IN bFls and tics at 15XQ14Hc
Baltimore rC11ed do at 16c.
, 1864-02-27

The NEW YoEK AND EBrE RAILWAY LAKE Ei1H
PEcFEILkR LINZ FOR 1s54--The following named
lines, VIZ: DnGalo and Saudusky-Propel1ers 0swego,
Portsmouth and SusQuchanna: buffalo and Toledo
Toledo-Props: wabash, Passafe, Canlsteo nnd New
York. Dunkirk and C1eye1and-1Tops. T1og1 and
O1ean,.