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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-31
81. TT|'lIelgF;agbl.
From th6 AfnIyIEof d6s PotomSe.

SSSA@ 40 6G44SfO4 N60o Go6om6es.
NV YeRK, Nay .3o.-Ths Tines, spseial
says Grants reconiSance of Wednesday,
showed the rsbeIS In fnII force nnd hold.
ing powerful position in our immediate
tront, somewhat in advance of Little river.
The ground EasNalso TeFy' iaSorsble TO
him, and he bad occupied every hour in
terrifying. If driven back from here even,
he haa ne elAborAtely prepAtedl line OF
the South Anna TO fall back upon. Grant
theretOFe determiped 70 reeroSs the North
Anna, swing round 70 the left over the Pa
nauky aud leave Lee to enjoy AiS position.
A cavalry Demonstration vas made % di.
vert the attention Of the enemy while
GrantA movement took place, which pro-
Teda success, for when Il WaS accom-
pltshsd the rebslS were completely taken
By surprise. 49,,
Inc heTalds correspondent says that .
wounded rebel ofhcer says their loss In the
late battles reaches 10000.
The Times special says that Sedlis'I
brigade, the 10th regulars, 18Th 5eth, S7th,
18Th Mass, and 4th regulars met with q
repulse on crossing the North Anna. They
had crossed the river and were driving 10
the rebel BkirmisherS when . charge Was
made instantly from = concealed battery
Of or guns. The rebels opened ter
rible IRE of grape and canister. Our brig
ads fell back 70 cover \ piece Of woods,
when in the height of q thunder storm, the
rebels charged and drove our men toward
the riser inst a. another brigade came up
and checked the advance Of the enemy
$50 Of the brigade were Hlledi wounded
OF missing.
The Worlds special says thG. there was
considerable of skirmishing on Friday, but
heavy
Granite movements are progressing well
and rapidly. Most Of the casualties were
among New England regiments.
PHILAD8LPHIA, Nay 30.-The INQUIRER
has despatch dated Headquarters Army
OF the Potomac, en- route for Riehnoad
via Hanover Ferry 27th of May, 6 An,
stating thAt the whole army Il asain in
motion and HGneock's in advance follow.
cd by Genss Wight Gen. Warran ID join
ing us, having brought up Abe rear on our
former right wing over the North Anna,
while Burnside will eross At Coantry ridge
and will bring up our rear. Our army
moves with oelerity never known.
before. We will make 20 miles before
night. Sheridan IL ahead securing the
country. =.
Lee evidently thought Werwere going 10
tnrn his left and give battle on the inorth
eide of the South Anna, but he is out
generated and by night viii be within foae
hours march of Richmond. If We once
get Lee 10 his, works We will 90 Aroand
his flank and into his rear. e. 80 z-fr;-
The Whole country hereAbouts 10 plant
ed Fith cora and the pastures are Tery
hne: We sweep all before rs. Gflorses,
cattle. mules and coutrAbAnds al fGil into
onr train.
r. ASpeeial to the Post, dated Wsshiu gton,
soth May, says, Il is reported that Score.
tsFZ ChaseLWh soon gfsr $5o; 100000, of
theS6 per Aeent bonds Or 1881 ;zGt pG64io
auction. The military news 10 good. Stir
ring intelligep0e msY be eEpected soon.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-31

~A PRISOHlH SaoT.-A few dAJl
ego Capt AiIhOHDs lSft thiS city With .
lot Of prisoners for Camp Chase. BE A.
rived ct Columbus in the night, and on
the march tOn COluabGI 70 Camp Chase
one Of the PriSOnets broke Oat Of the
ranks asd RAJ into The wSods. TIE Cap
tain ordered enc of two Of the guards 70
Are which they did. ODs Of The Sbot,
hTOughI the retseating rebel 70 the ground,
bat when the guard approached The spot
where he fell the rebel could NOT be fouud.
BE had not bOeo SeriOGIly ROanded and
had lodged among thO trees Aad made hiI
escape loaViog 10 trace bat slight Iprink.
ling Of blood. ~ ... --lr-g.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-31
Wool Markell.
NEE YotE. IA p

-s9sg Boz zsl INV 4oRA' nay -.
observation-disclosures are purchasing
with rather more freedom for current me-
eessitiea, but the feeling OF uncertainty
with regard 70 the future preel1des SPeeG.
lAaTe transactions, though the market Il
strong, both for domestic and foreign
With gold At ls6, moderate supplies, in
creased cost abroad, and higher iDpost
duties, holders manifest no desire to real
iEe, except At fall prices, and Ihernsap-
pears "a. be quite e. mech confidence in the
future Stability, of the market as has been
manifested At any period daring the pres
ent season. The sales include IS, 900 b.
Domestic aeecs, including Ohio asd Mich
igan. At 1885 csnts a. extremes, bnt
chiefly Il so9s23.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-31
Last Nights Report.
Prom Cairo and Below

From Cairo and Below.
CAfRo, May 80 The steamer Graham
IRON Memphis, with dates Of the 9th ar
rived last night. So. .-ss.s ..--ssi ssl
{ On the morning of the 25th the Runboat
CurleS WAS attacked At GAines Landing so
miles belgW Napoleon, By rebel battery of
10 guns, 1s aud 20 Founders. The Ere was
returned and brisk engagement ensned
for half an hour when The rebels were
driven OF. e - b. a'a- % ai.i'7 =:
/ The Belle Of st. Lonis, from Memphis,
arriTedf1ith st3 bales Of cotton for st.
Louis and one dBJ's later dAtea. 80 : =
charge Of DR.. 3. q. HEmS, has arrived from
Red river with Abopt 200 Of The sounded
in the e6gagemeHt Dc yellow .BGyuu. SA
Twenty nine boats had arrived At Vieks.
burg With Gen. A. ,. Smiths comm4dd.
Much excitement existed yesterd6Js 1t
Paducah in,conSeque0ee of various FamoPs
OF the approach Of Buford with Z force a.
timGted at from 500 to 1000 men. This
foree it il said had been A. sNAy6eld. yes
The military authOrities are prepared to
repeI any attack attempt ed and Il Isl not
likely they will allow the enemy 70 remain
in the vicinity in IaRy iforee.TPI4
Scattering bands are rsying about chs
eonatEy oonmitiing depredatious. FhSJ
hung 4 Bhion nenat Uniou City on ii.
7Tth, .s 80 -. = = -. e.,
Tbs steamer 1ooEWorth was fred into
on Wednesday last BY rebel battery Of I
guns from the ADMINISTRATOR near Co.
lumhiA4 The beat Gas. beyoudl rsnasEA6l
passed on without injury! The stekmsi
Sallis List Vas also fred into the folIoEinl
evsning By the same battery and the pile
WAs badly wounded.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-31
~ELDrl BvEa-oue q our ..eb,D,

~ELDEl BvBH-oas Of orr exchange
ae1IpaperI says that insects never touch
he elder buSh- The leaves Of the elder,
PeStssred over eoeuuberl, eabbaEeSi
B7uAIhes, etc. etc. Buhieet 70 the rEysEeI
Of inSes4s [EseteAHy Sbield -thea. The
Plsu aud other fruits nay be Dsvsd By
placing o. the brAoehes and through them,
5uueha o. sldeE IOaIel- Ii n sid Ehal
ants viii uOs6Ous A60atSEsESeldsr Raves
are scattered This is easily frisd, and II
usessosfuI, Of great iuPOrtsaes-
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-31

aad tishs Of M fsIFsrSl ststaS onfnpbaiE.
ed; thR AZ sooh as. these objects ere ac-
complied the var most cease.
Mr.. Rollins, Of No, said his resoIuEionr
embraced the main features Of the one d.
tered BY Mr.. CritteDdsn aud adopted with
only two diBsentibE voices. zAE'the eotns
increment Of thes Tth Congress he b6lisVs
ed that tie principle was right Ht that tine
tA3d is right u0U. aaeqsz f..75,.i n
MI Fernando Wood unsueeessfnI!y try
ed 70 amend the resolution The oppor-
t9nity for that purpose having been az.
einasd by The pFeVio0s question, he moved
that the resolution be laid on the table
This motion Vas disagreed 70, AZ to ia.
NJ. Aorreu Of VI, moved to refer The
TeSotution 70 the Commitaee on the rebel.
lions states. .--lss : r
Mr. Cox hoped the House Eould take n
direct vote on the passage Of the resolution
and not strangle it by such a disposition
0fiG % - Tl'N2-
The House thea. by vote Of 81 to "a,
referred the resolution to tbs Committee on
the rebeliious States.
M. La1sar offered . long preamble,
Concluding with = resolution that the
PreSidsnt be required 70 adopt measures
for the suspension Of hosiiIities between
the North and South, and an armiSIiee N
order that in the meantime = convention
may be called Of all the States, with view
to the reeonStruetion of the Union, with
their constitutional rightS.
Objection was made to the resolution,
when Mr.. LaIear moved . suspension of
rules, pending which, the House ad-
journd.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-31
TOBACCO Hnrket.
LouIsv1LLR, Nav 29

SSNNAbA.I may Sc.
ToBAcco.-Ths. market was unusually
active to-day, and prices were shade
higher. There was good demand for all
qualities and grades. Only three houses
we're selling, notWithstandiDK which, The
highest number Of hogsheads ever sold in
this market were sold to-day.
Sales 81 the Louisville Warehouse of SO
bids a. follows: ~ hhds heavy leaf. at
SAG so, S3I %, S2s IS. S2l IS, S2S IS,
$2s 50, $40 IS. $3l IS. $57. $50 IS, S27,
$Is, SIS IS, S2s IS, SOS as. $ls IS, S23
so, $35, SIS so, $50, SIS, SIS SO, 81 rs,
500 50, SIS, SIS. S23 so, so IS. $z4 so,
$40 IS. $50 25, $3l ., S27 IS, SCI, S25
IS. sal, $50 so. ls aud S2s; Is bhds lig bs
leaf, At Sl77b, SI6 so, $l7 rs, $l7 IS,
$l4 IS. SI4 IS. SIT IS. SIS, SIS 75, $IT
IS. $ll 50, ST., aud $1I; IL hhdB heavy
lugS, At $ssgs 80. ) at Ssas 80, at SloG
10 IS, Gt $ll IS, aod-2 At Sl2aI2 so; II
hhda light Iugs, At $475 At IS 25a5
IS, I At S6as so, and at $1G7 so, q 100
lbs OF the So hhds sold, AZ OF shipping
leaf averaged $2S is, of which 4 hhds;
grown by P. P. Fox, of Christian county,
averaged $s2 6s.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-31
~FrrI. AselnB1rr4G-eOSorEn4 HIr

~FE4aE AseIDE1F-GOSoEE liz.
srEsT.-oa Saturday 0oroiOg man nam
e Saoua Rasfst. SGD -fOrsy.tTs yap,
va EIE overly :hO 0eeonnOdAtiOn train,
o. The PitiSburgh, Font Wsyss & Chicago
RsiIUny, rear SeUtsEsy, and Instantly
killed RatssF vas walking % the track,
and The tEGio OUddenly rarninE carve in
the road, he wa rua over before b esuId
get OuIOt theEsy. The deceased vas par
tally derAaged. Coroner NeCIuaE held 40
Inquest Oh The body, and Il verdict Of sci.
destaI death HASreadsred. The body VA
forwarded . bin friends, Who reside II
LAVreDee eoanty, near EeU Castle.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-31
DiIpatches from seeretarH Stanton

9iIpatehes from Secretary Stanton.
10 MOI. GeT. Dz: ..is.-.T
KAsHIEerozs Nay 80. A. Mo Oh
eial dispatch from the Army of the Poto-
mac since my telegram on Saturday even.
ing. LIS. stas ssizl.
telegram from Sherman dated rear
Dallas, on the 18th, reports that on .Satar-
enemy and MePherson's corps. The rebels
we're driven back with loss Of 2 500 kill
ed aud wounded Left 10 our hands And
about 300 prlsoqers. o. Our loss was moi
over 300. srt.=sdVF
[siguedl -. EN-. sEAnroH.
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~rnTAIllluL-Wes Dave Oesna cor

%TEH fAHLlACL--He have ten . copy
ofths ProgrAnne of tas exhibition OF tai.
IsspI, Which u to take PlSOs this sTsaiaE
Sazs OF the hAsss scenes have besa select
s4 aud iron What We hare Observea Al tbu
rshsraals, ~ have no hssisatiOa b 0ssur-
ias The Publie Ihaa he SbOE Sul sIesod-
issly iatereSaSg. TEblsAux Int il ..Iu
MsHoriA !" SAD - HlgAlAnd sesoe;p 3rd
.'SeeaO IRON the AntiqoaEy !" 4sA ICJn.
Oiiss;2 StA ths ''Shrina !" sth Esprit d
re- TtA winters Tale sth Twelfth
Night" ssh - t-oEisusAl sOeOe,' ION
Much aaoEAOut Hothing. The tAbIesux
viii b tusorsPersed With vocal add iaSer0-
aeutnl o0Sis b nnaaear eAOirs-
The PiAOO 70 Be used has beeo kindly
Furnished By eur sateEPrisiDE TREAD Mr..
Jesse B. NeIIor.
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"a lNlllnAllIIn 6LnlaNhnl -

~AS 8HOLlAGSSlS0 ckS6.@WbOS tb0
VI nrst broke eat, = younG married nGn
.0f Steo6enVflle yoluuieeFed. he vas re.
ported kiIlsd g PolryVills and BabOequont.
y htS wife received = metallic conn, what
P1rPoFisa 70 be Tie body Of her husband.
She buried ii with all due ceremony and
aHeeaon, and, after more than year bad
elapsed, she married again. A few days
since Al exchanged prisoner passed through
ste1beoyillS aod lett message from the
huS6And supposed 70 bsdeAd, thAths would
probably Be ROon exchanged and would Be
bone again. Her Pressnt h0sbGnd Is VOe-
Thy man, and the case becomes somewhat
embarrassing. We believe ihe Wheeling
IHtsHS0Dedr iS responsible for the foreEo-
ioG, There is probably more romance"
than truth in the StoFy.-Ssrs4esVitls Her
The EssGsassaev Is not responsible for
The rOnaoss. We confess to having pub
.liShsd it however, and are sOrry that the
Herald deemed it Necessary 70 spoil 80
good . story.
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~TlIG11aa4 o. suE.srlorn-A Der

%TREA4EHEI o. ScE.sTaoKH.-A per-
EoaThOseT lle0geEed had u e1POsAd to
;as rny1 q GTettieis Sua Is not uufrs-
sasariy attaEksd With = sen Of st, Which
sometimes bEs = reOembIanes 70 apo
pleEyi bur At other tines is more like Al
osais1Fa9Eee FhsEVPG Gens5y for
- stack - lthis kiOd dnrinE the primary
fl, is to poursSOId water ever de bead
TaiI il The hlaali uuasd b.. The natives Of
Ia&,, Via ~ iAF6@IaSiy e1POa . q.
EEeetion IN q1Sgtio4 -
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Dispateh from Secretary Stanton
To NejoG 4(1eue1aL DIS - sfED.

10 AsJ0E SGGUE10S OEDs Z = p - T. -"
WAsatxerox, Nay so.-A despatch from
Gen. Grant has just been received dated
yesterday, May 20, At Hanover town, and
states that the army has successfully eTossr
ed over lthe PAmuhkey sn9 nov pceupies
. front about three miles south OF the river.
Yesterday two divisions of onroATalry had
40 engagement with the enemy, south of
HAVe'g storet driving hiR4bput 9 piIeuP-
on Whist appears TO Oe HE new line! We
will ind out all about it To- day. Oar loss
In the eayalay engagement was $50 killed
aod 4ounaea of hon bat 44;are GsS$$f?
tainSf TO hGVe been Killed. we haTfi,ntee
driven the enemy; most Of their killed and
many of their wounded fell into our hands.
Another 66ciAl desPGtSh dated Jester
day afternoon at two o'clock, details the
movements of the several corps then in
progress bpt up to thaytirae thsrezEss 20
engagement.
Earlier dispatches from. Headquarters
had been seat b1t failed to reach Washing
too. "A Eals Es,,-
(Sigued,) 81 - \. u. STANTON. q
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~TnRnuI

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS zEmin-
Cd lot Of rHiEs Plueksd from apple trsel
Aed FROM eurrnat AID EooSberry bushes,
Which were faHip: The 6psSt kind Of fruit.
The apples we're partiealArly ans AID ara
beyond tie reach = 10 frost, uuIesS jack
should oons Wish y peat severity. The
trees win not be Sbls. % bear The Abund.
daas yield . nat1Eisy. We are sorry to
learn that tbg prospect for peaches,
cherries aud PIuas isaot aSsrood.
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CONGRESSIONAL.
= n y - - y y n y . .
49,. WAsEneToH, Nay 30.
SENATE.

rf. HAEHefoHs Nay 30.
SENATE.
No business vas lranlAeted in the morn
ing hour. The bill 70 expedite The settle
nent Of tides to land claims in CaIifor.z
mia, being under discussion dnrinE its con.
ti1aanee.5 The tax bill thea came up -
unfinished bushes. and . discussion Cd the
amendment Of Mr.. Fessendeh taxinK bul.
lion one per cent, anS0sd. The tax. on
bullion in lump. iDgOt. bar or otherwise,
was reduced from 5 TO of ope par cent,
Alter considerable discussion in RECORD
70 it,
,T6s m17hfit eauis NJ. M. fcOng
ness; tnoIed in lieu Of the tax Of mar.
cent o. gold aud s5lyeF PrOd1sed from
quartz tnineg, beds OF river &c, the folioB.
ing, which was adopted: on bullion ia.
Jump 1Ggot bar, OF otherwise, . duty of
pas half Of ems per cent. ad Vslorum, 6e
paid BY the5aPsRJesofthDea Who sball
stamp The product Of The assay e the CON
missioner Of internal feTeuus Under direc.
ton of The Secretary OF the Tre6snty shall
decide. and every and AL aaIss, trSnsfess,
eIehauges, transpoFt6tiOns and exportas
tions Of gold or silver ASA "a, Il any mini.
of the q. g., orby any PriTibS hssayer, ~
less stamped a1yspFegorfbed BY gs6etIl
regnlAtions, >, As ttotsEAid. e hereby dsoIsF-;
lred unIGEfaband eTery person or e0rllEa-s
itioh sell, or transfer, trdfs6osR
HexehAnge, export or deal in. ..5l ! ~,
-rE7FeHTE= HOUSE, lea.l E-a
The 86uss.Sesthi a e 81 { tiS12t b tn.
follOUibg resolution. hsret6fofe, SaSmf,ted
tisEE3ThB Is is 81 8 IS s =
in any spirit of epposilion nor for auy
lpurpose, Of conquest or -snbiuRatiop. nor
for the pefpOss. d 66TsrtSr6 Wig 81 inter
IterugnWlIhthH rights orsestA6IlshoSJ instil
tutions otthoseiStGttsJ blft6id6fend and
maintain the constitution and 70 preserve
the Union with all the dignity, equality
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The Cola specnIatoEI' cumbiuntion.

The Gold spscIIaton' combination.
WAaHlnsToH, Nay s0.-There u IN.
NOR that Congress will postpone .discas-
sion on the tariff bill until next winter,
and eootiDoe the additional rates.
The ConmsreiAl Advertiser sAys:T -.
Il Is rh6bred Ehst Ststrong clique has
engaged 70 pnt up the price of gold 70 200
during the week All Pm TO day the
pdee Vas 1901. At 1:30 O'Clock 1914, and
at y. n firm At 1924. The denand Was
almost exeluTvely speculative.
A special TO the Post S2yS:
The report Of the COMMITTEES on the Con-
duet of the War il relation TO the rebel
treatment Of Union soldiers viii soon be
ready. EE---
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Ifeedon in q1egtieA

~Tm pie-ajs II he sse0ad Basd
School vin take place At NarttssviIIS
GpaEs "a Efidsy .Juns ,, 1884 AnfdsadS
Iod PATROLS Of tie school are respectfully
sTissd to attend Tiskta can be PrOeured
At the school. -CbiIdreo fTs e1n, an
e;hsrS Ten eests- Meas Of eosFsyAnes
Hsd other pr.liuinsrisJ viii b eIPlaiDed
vhea tickets are Prosorsa-
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Foreign NeRa.


NV YoRK, AaS 30,-The steamer City
Of BHlttmOrs, from liverpool the 18Th and
Queenstown the 18Th, arrived this morn
ing. - 81 Ig Y lAIGJJ I
The Conference held a three hour ses.
sion on the l7thAl AN the members were
present. .-.s ~. ~. -,.H
The Daily News SAYS: ONO.
They can hardly be said to have ad-
VAueed single step, ard the prospects Of
an agreement are a. distant a. ever. No
common basis Of discussion has yet been
agreed upon. The Germans repudiate
Altogether the treaty engagements- ,,.S-
The Conference adjourned till the 2sth
Of Nay, when more than half Of tie time
s.ed' fet tbSAross AWilishIvG expired. =
The Daily Telegraph Says:g 90
France advocates 9 prolonged susPen-
mon of hOBhlities, If necessary ~ =
Danish sdVlees continue 70 charge Geri.
nan With plunderipg snd eon6SeAtiou after
the Armistice WAS declared " n
La France denies the rumors of probA-
bic nfniSteriGi changes in France. = q
The PrOtracted trial Of La Pomuerais for
poisoning, resulted IN verdict Of Entity,
and he il sentenced to death.
Bourse steady At 6Gf soc. 80
fBars for The. fatal terminGtion Of The
Popes mHlGdy are greatly increased. Z n 3
LiOerPOOI, Nay l6.-The cotton market
d quiet but without any quOtAbIe change.
Breadstuhs generally dull, owing % The
very brilliant Weather. -
Wheat very dull and Sboat2d lower.
Corn dull
ProVisions, beef and pork neglected.
Bacon SLOW and rather cheaper.
Petroleum firm but Quiet
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NV YoRK, Nay so.-Tbe Commercial
AdSertiser,S letter from Buffers army,
dAtedsths 2sth, segs = E J II - iii. IL Ii
An expeditioa Of some magnitude il
Sbout starting. bat ia destinGtfon remains
= secret. Two on three days viii deter
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~DOII forget the sails of Smith,
WAddingtO1 Pawn o. Tuesday next At ten
O'Clock AZ. The place is worthy Of riIii
sEso If yOn dOn't inIssd 70 purchase. Re
freshuenu can b procured on the tArm
during the sale
A oOnVsyAnes for the AeeOumodssiOa OF
Intending PurehGserS viii leave the Brew
cry Ot > O'Clock A H. and o'clock p H.
For further particulars inqaire Of Geo.
3. Wiekhan. A0etioneer, corner Of Market
and Union streetS. Ia
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~FnT 8 'BEtDsTroIE7-1 ~. ~

~FnI N BEEDsEPoE4-A large I've
Ttoy frame hOaIs il Bridgeport, Owned
By NF. Porter, And occupied e = d0slIt
took Ere yeTtsrdEy Lboas nson bsd Vas
5000 Fedaeed to ASbss. A Ersas deal of
tie hOoSshold furniture vas SsTed. L Il
'aPPo'ei hat thA Gre originated from a
spark fon = loeOootiVs. q
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~sEr1 Ur-ouspDd,J ilSra pOsoFi-
esG woman Of the tpVS. By the name Of
NAry Baker, GAoahaS beosDS 41its eo4-
IPieaouS of late Il hsr FiOtOuS dspon6tra-
lions, EI' arrested b. The P0Eee, nd Ala.
Daily seat her Q jan.
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rein RIyli VA swelling ,lovly yss-
.erdny With eight fess and half of vater
il the channel. TbszUeAIheE vas warm,
bata 6ne breeze provided dnrinE The day.
The Geo. Nee. Porter usd The Geneva
we're At tie IandinE. a-sl9 -. -l-I
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Baltimore Market.

BALTTEoRH, May 20.
Flonr-Qaiet; Ohio extra s. IS.
Notwithstanding; Kentucky at 81 10.
Corn-AetiTei sales of white At ST 80
and yellow 81 AZ. -
whisky-Dan; Ohio 81 31@t 30.
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rein friepaa Of he nembera OF Bat
teri D, Ccsrliu'') sre u0.ised tbst thEGe
boxes eontGiaipE clothing hare been rs-
eeiVsd from he Battery, BY NJ. James n j..
DiIloO, hOd lWilbs OPsned By him 8 ia2
XAin. S,resss his porning-
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New YOrkMoney Market.

Money-Market easy at s per cent.
Sterling EEehsngs-DeeidedIy hruer At
20S92l0 in eurreney.--e --s - -,..g...-.- u,
GOid-AOre active and decidedly higher,
opening At So, advancing to s4f, declining
70 s0f and eloGiDg 6rm al. 81.
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- o1ErRucrna rHI SIpEVAIKn-

~ oESTRUcrns EHI SIDETALkS.-
Merchants doing hnainssl AlSag the Prin-
eipEl strssts have obStroetod the sidewalks
il sooe places. - thai ii il aimee, iapos-
sibIetosPe9sStTiEnsO P@vitho1tn march
ing single kfG -BO1teIf ma b.srrsiS, saSks
Asd crates OsEht 70 b slowed away else
where than nPoa the sidewalk. Many l..
dies in pacing along en- street. have re-
Gently had cause to tEs'ain IN the language
Observation-Disclosures
eVsseySSedrdny informed ~ : 6ea
bes OF the police farce, that unless there is
rsfOsn in The master . which We aIluds
The ordiOanes EfI Be esforeed AID the par.
des o6endinE Ein o made TO yak up to
, a.Eistzals'l oRes and pay for their short
eoniDEI- Undsr tha ordnance merchant
il allowed 70 - Ooly fOur feet of the Eids-
VAlk next 70 his place Of Business
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w al sSlHoAB 81 RAAlk REoeatiooi, ElnESsS
49, SsSP0HN FE4uNj3-Oa- 80 ~pHPSr. -Eha6S
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IEafstaA- Oh OcderJ AZ rOlPOstfsny holiritSd
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bltFIH 3 b8Eb UI IOWl PfODefty.
LII VtEe1s q deeEes n ne OIrraIE O0aFt q Mr.
u Ghan cOanty. Wet Va, rUodered At the sep
te1bar tern. lSdS, tA0ESoE IN GO Of kGbooea Az
niteHSu AID wife and othSEI, deIendSnaa, WI
edr f9r AL e Pabl!e ysn4ln, 70 he highest aud
1854, - 10 Geloek A. n, bsnR the HFt day Of the
C4rentt Cart IN 4aTSh1u e0a1ty, at the 6out door
ofiho CO1Tt HouSs Of HArIhAn eoanty, toe SsVernl
nd 6oscrfbeds . vii: Let no 3, with store RON
nd building Asreon1 % Wster street., A0undS-
4 credit q GtK, twelve And elEhtseu nolEhs,
equal paymeuts, VIII b EiSsn, buf the purchAHur
Ein Be rSq0ed % give hORAS Win apprOS I'd Saeur-
by for the payment Of he purehaBs SDSy, With
t0EeSG ther6oo from the day Of nAls until pAYd R1d
title YIN Be retained nnt1 An Il paid. Z
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