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dIs from the pacs OF their discharge % The place Of
toer enrolment original n.o the ssrvcs, they
shn not be entitled 70 travel pay communication OF
subsistence.
ARRIVAL or MINISTER ooEwrS.
FIX Governor coew Minister to Mexico, has had inter.
views TO day with the principal officers Of the govern
men.
CONDITION OF GEsER All ROBINSON.
General j. C. Robinson, who was badly wounded while
galisntiy leading his command in tho battle n IN. W
deruess hss far recovered 90 be able To aF tns
evening for New Yors sPeed has l. aen provided
for him by W. r. Smith. of the Baltimore and Ohio, and
A. ii. Marksy. OF the Camden and Amboy Railroad.
THE CASE OF DE-. cwYSs.
Dr. Gwynn the contractor for the national paper for
printing government uotes and bonds, who was sono
time ago suspended upou charges OF fraud has besn
stored to duty the Treasury Department, in
queace or the report Of the Solicitor exoneratng him
from ali tue charges alleged
THE Tariff BILL.
The Conference Cotanittee will tomorrow report on
the amendments 20 the TartT bill.
APPOINTMENTS CONFIRMED BY vgg srEArE.
The Senate 10 executive session to-day confirmed the
following nominations
Joseph Holt, Of Kentucky, to be Judge Advocate
General.
william Mckee Dunn. of Indiana, to be Assistant Judge
Adv cate General.
Warren r. Locshart Of Indiana TO be Register or the
Land one, at Carson CITY. Nevada Territory
The Senate confirmed tho following nominations for the
new Territory OF Montana. Sydpey Edgerton OF Ohio
to DO Governor H. r. Torsey OF Maine, to be Secretary
Anime GddDgs, or ConDec lent to be Associate Justice;
Marshall Edward q Neatly. o Iowa. TO be United States
Attorney: Asa Bartlett OF Illinois, t. be associate jug
tice for the Territory OF Dakosh, vice Iorea3o p Willis
ton appointed Associate Justice for the Territory OF
Montana.
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Esyys from California


The steamer Constitution sailed O. day with two hun
bred sixty passengers and $500 $40 10 treasure.
dcsp teh from p rtiand, Oregon, says the steamer
Pnc fc nearly wrecked the rocks on tue 9th inst
while on her way from San Francisco.
Tho denaua for money Is active, but the market ~
easy Mt - o. good amer. Nearly two millions OF Dull
lion have been received within the last ten days ~ &,
yesterday, Of which the Mint has taken 500, COG.
large o merchandise IL gong forward 30 Mckee
Nearly $4,000 more have boon subscribed for the
Christian Commission.
The steamer too out $50 900 in silver ore
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Court Ca,enslar -Tkt


The mail steamship Northern Light, captasa wilson,
viii iesvs tbie port to-day for tGpinwsn
Tue mails for Central America and The South Pscidc
viii close 1t half past ten O'Clock this mornius.
the Nav Yosx HsxALD--Editiou Zoe The PHciac-wl
Do ready 81 hsi:-psst mae O'Clock this morning.
enala oonis.'a svsprc,s. roe tcr mAliaSA sx osuts
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GRAND MATCH gErwEaN TUT PHILADELPHIA AsD
NRv ycUB CLUES.
Yesterday the shove match wis commoocct 90 the
Bedford Cricket Grounds BROOKLYN md thrs FAR the
test has proved tho most exciting and tcst contested
ssre that uss boon wltucssed FOE many seasons The
,is,ors present moro numerous than have been
asse,nbcd 70 cricket het since the visit ~ ID, All HnG
ard Eleven this continent who expressed their eppro-
batlc az the very due dieriRy 0xnipto Oh hot sides
Yesterday TITO philadcrhrns first won't 70 the b ma
ootaned the good score o ut runs ~ witch .essr
stew srec ptntt 8sd Senior egpecsly dlsrSushed
shcmeevco Tne Sev Yoreers also scored f2T runs IN
their Rrs rnibCr 10 excellent STYLE Mesgrs. sharp,
Nig' am, Hudson, Hammond and Byron Contributing
d,,ul Il f,1nhera. Score OF Arst inning
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WAR GAZETTE.
OF CIAl.

The Thirteenth Army Corps Discern
ttn aed. i4Ss
GENERAL OaDERs-SO. 2l0. Z
WAn DEPARr1Esr ADJUrANr GENERALS OFFICE.
WASHINGTON, June IL, 1854. !
BY direction OF the President, tho Thirteenth army
corps Is Temporarily discontinued. The general COM
mandug the division OF West Mississippi will assign the
troops Of this corps. By order of the
SECRETARY OF WAR.
e. b. TOWNSEND, Assistant Adiutant General
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boaIos Jurs ~ 1904
The stesoshIp China sailed this forenoon with ssxty>
one Passengers Tor Liverpool tgasyt'ar for HALIFAX
and IS 900 IN specie rha ch- vii CAL or Cape Eaess
he weather perSniltrg
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Advice 20 the s,yitan az Turn-y,--Bs.
fore Oriental ghns.s throws the hardEsrchisf
fsir Clrcass,an sprinkle u With fHALcS's SiGR3
BLOOMING CEkEUS.
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The pe~~smo IN which Cnosa washeU
~, ~ seoHiNG CEaEUS
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The judges a nounced the winning boats 20 be the
dua OF the schner oass, the Mole ot the Fret clAas
soo, tho black Hawk ~ the second class scnrs, and
khe Laura of tie rg cluss Tho prize the schooner
Mas Gee marine glass, o the arSt class soops massive
eyer goret Zoe the second class ttc,rs oil painting o
the r.re, aud tor the cat ~ eo.ss apaias"S =, "
&,ansr,
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Royal Havana Loft-sy.-Hi CHEST Pre-
MUM paid for prizes Information nshei. DouhocDs
wanted. ALECh Co., Brokers. "A ana 70 Pine at N. Z.
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soxodonf. the Most P0puin~ DsrssvpS4s
In ed and praised ybog. acN1s
gists everywhere aud By HALL BuCKhL Front atcss.
2l5 nwich street. New York. - cents per botIs.
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The General Press Dispatches.

The GcnoTnI Press Despntches.
bermuda HUNDRED, June 2l-10 80 A. ".
There has been no general engagement since my last
report
Skirmishing has been going on all along the liues.
The rebels have made several efforts TO throw up
carthwors the James rivor vicinity OF Tur-
hoy Bend ana Malvern Hill, but have been often
snel!ed out by our euubosts.
Supplies have been sent to the White House to-day to
General Sheridan his command having arrived in that
vicinity.
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BOwycr's spiken&rI Ointment:--Ths
great PiLE RENnpl,
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AIIEcroruIous DiSeas es EsTectunHy Era
dic,ted ~ DR. y. ANpgRs CO.'S Iodine Water o@ss
RInn du.nY N 81
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Crfatsd0rO's Hair Dye. prescrvativo
and Wig Depot, Wholesale ard res5No. Aston House.
The dye applied by skilful artists
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Sure Cure fo~ OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
ses Hudson street. ~ Y.
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EOttery Tickets Caahed. LIN for ioA
given. JOSEPH BATES, Broker. II Wal, s.. No T.
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ClsyehuGh's Niussve wig and ~cuDee-
Tho fines. Ia the world. Also Bands, Braids, dc s9so
tt.ay
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rorus luminous. Inverted Malls. En-
larrsd joints ard of the feet cured Without asa
or 7ncanvcnlance the patient, b. Dr. zAcHARfE Bus
geon chiropoais. 100 Broadway.
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Prizes Cash~d In All Legaiixed Lctss-
JAKE. EXCHANGE OFFICE.
fT6 BROADWAY, New York Cay.
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Cabsnet.--Thc hest Br5n. or Sugars Ina
ported at bS5 Broadway, RAyNERS Frat Store
Wholesale 81 Broad street.
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Bachelors Hair Dye-The Best Ia tns
world iIarmle rellabc, instantaneous The only oefsoA
dye. Sold by all druggists Factory, 81 Barclay street.
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"A A a A A Thousand RefrsgerntoEe
'e' e. d. BASsFoRp's Grea.Ba7sar. Cooper Instituta-
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Tho rhniaoiuhltus oenimercod their secJnd inni'gs,
and obsusd scventy for the oas OF eiahs sekst%
10 sy sh. game will 10 resumed ~ oieveD cios a. BE
Court Ca,eadar--Tkts Dsy.
SUPERIOR CouRr-ltisi Terto.--Pxtt t.---Sspis oaec-
der part a--Nos s7ss, ass6 81et. se6t, saes, asei
Sovs 2G,s 2os4. 3so2 2s06, 2256, 3Is2, s1et, s<sx
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ABeau tiful Com n q xiOo. -T.aird's OOwA
of You. srpaases preserving and teaRsJ
ng complexion and skin. ss3 Broadway and Drnggfsa&
.t.au>
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Omesal Circulars i'm sh~ib v College I.ss~
tery furnished by SIMMONS. ROGERS CO.. Nav xesa
Post
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Murray. Eddy 81 C0.--Covtngson. Ky.
Ruargcgv EXTRA CLASS 593-Juns % SBL
90, 90, A. So. 40, IS. az. Ca 80. 4, 81, II, 90
KssrUcKT CLAfJ 39i-June ~, 1861 -
90 So IL, ~, 46, 81. 30, 10, rs, IL, 81, 65s -,
10, az.
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Z.E. simmons Is Cs.-.Cav.aefou. Ky
sHgLsv. ExrRA CLAss 29I--Juue 80. 1864
as, 80, 10; 80, IS, Is, 80 81, 81. 81, 80, 80, ~
CLAss 2as--Juns r. 1864 -
49, Is, So, q, ", Ia, Sc. ~, 10, s, 20, 46, Va
81, 45.
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lowing order fully explains
General Ordrs-Wo. &c.
r. HEADQUARTERS, Third DIVISION
CAVALRY CoRrs June rs, 1864
he Brigadier General commanding takcs great plea
sure 10 announcing 70 the dvson tnat the
which performed the arduous duties assigned during
the recent successful movement OF the army Of the
Potomac Coal Harbcr James received
ebe highest commeodstion OF Major General Meade.
The aud endurance Of the ohcers and In
She passage OF the Cckahoiny, and the engagements
between Wute Oak swamp and Malvern illl and their
pleepess sb from tae 18th to the lTh nst cannot be
Son highly praised.
This order will be published the head Of every reg
Ncnt
BY command Of Breadier General WILSON.
/ J.. srEBxKr, Assistant Adjoiant General.
CASUALTIES IN THE CONNECTICUT CAVALRY.
The following list Of casnaes In the First Connecticut
Volunteer cavalry Is banded me by Adjutant Walker,
with The assurance that the have rot yet been
xa,,i.In
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Tag for shipping Wooden War;
liquors groceries &C. rOng but low priced atMAUGEh'A.
lis Chambers
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E~upss.ns. Erecl.'es. FiswpIcs- TSw.
cnnh-n Yir Worms and Al akin prfHruntfes ruref -
6ougAUDs Isaist Ncdsrsisd 3cap Al bis dcpcs So. -
Eroadvnv
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Escht Carries DE vfbt~ Tor SI-rr"cf
shown rsnut~s a. TAlTS, cogaor Of .orLanaA sGk
Greenwich stfectz, New York.
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Flags. EImxs. EIsSs.-AunSu q Us-W
% Fulton street, o. William. Esta
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France. Eiits ~ Co.-Maaaxers.
LrsaAsy, EXTRA CLASS iti-June.2 q. i,5I
Is, 81. so, 46. 10. 81, GO, 80, 90 10. 20, 53. -.
GLASS A2-June - 1851
q, 7, 62, Ii, Is, 81, y. %, 20, Al, 70, ;6, II,
80, 81.
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Deafness. C;Isarvh. snG NIL Diseases -
the Ear Throat and Mir Passages. neeosfaAy raacd u
DRS LIcBTHIIL. IS ST Mark mac
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~. Lc~etrs New tnvsntion for rim
cai Teeth tle sracr Is Lsn light, durAte a1T
VERY caufort.o'~ S.r broadway.
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fS the oniv that VIII thit uhENeffNs
il light clean and pressure on the back or cora
Cures warranted Famphlc sent Tor Q ann
GREGORY K CO.. COG Broadway.
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Fine SHIRTS wade 10 order.
r. W. MOODY, l7s Brosdvay (Hossrd Hosr.
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An Ever ChnNgtb! MOCK
OF imported md horne man factlrcd novelties in
ALI. DEPARTMENTS OF BATTING
IL the DISTINGUISHING feature Of -
GENJN'S UNIVERSAL HAT sTOhE
Rroadwnv.
Always watch foreign STYLES and orignAe
his for season, : lie unee9
signed enabled present the round exposition ~
everything .arr -. ,o.rr
In every branch he tfdc His present assortment ~
sumn,ar fabrics r. einan lad boys aud
eanls is elegant ed beyond all precedent thsa
country. eEniS, oio broadNSy.
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Gy4,,rr aud-a pnudre SCbttie tproofs Hats
from ow orehsads part OK tho body a. wsrsnssA
al an Hyoad 1ysE
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FAnHIUT FLEASUKE EKUENDS--Fb UFTINGs
WEDNESDAY, June %, purse and stake $3.50. mill
heats, best turee In i've, to wagons.
g. Mclaughlin MOD br. IA. tillinghan
J. Jovett named ok General Butter. ...
j. Turner named g. &. John Morgan. ......... DIR.
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ssrov~r ~ Rnker's Highest Pre- sntmm -
vaaiic stset eewne Nsrnnc- sa5 Broadway, View Xore
savrI Ersn. (
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INTERESTING from WASHINGTON.
The New Four Hundred Million
Loan Bill In the House.
The Exemption Of the Bonds from Stats and
municipal Taxation Stricken Ont.

Passage by the Senate Of the B'i to Prevent
Military interference In Elections,
&C.. &C.. &a
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Sailing OF the cnina.
Bosros Jurs zs, 1894
The Gesuship China sailed THE forsp~oo with ssxsyA
one passengers Tor liverpool ty-niyo1r for arsx
and IS 900 Ia specie Tha Chp VII CAL or Cape Eacss
he weather persal,tIrs
Tn. p.-<aaro IN wnich Caosd wasneS
mn..esxifSsG ogssUS ''''Ds--i'''A'o'' ''Ua'
Advice TO she svitan % Tsrney,-Bs.
fore your Oriental hshnsss iarogs ne esrdgsehs,
sIooMIsd cEnkus. - ''s
soxodon., the Most Popu,n- Dsrs,srses
& era and ana ~ Gs
2is Grcenwich street. New York 10 cents per bolts
Murray. Eddy 81 co.--Osvingson. Ky.
% 90 81 H aS * 9s4 3 q ~ ~
90 so, ii, u. as, g. %, 10. -, IA, 50, e5. Is,
l5, as.
z.n. simmons Is c,.-cav.asrou. Ky.
sHrLsv. srraA CLAss 2eI-Juue 90 1864 ;.
90 % - o "a: t ass y. az 1855 o.
49, 70, s., 81, Y, IA, Sc. ~, 10. s, 20, 46, W
81, 45.
France. Eius Il Co.-Ma.sxers.
H. 81 I 60 ss ss', ot g. a. 80 H. S. ~
q, :. 81, ID. IS. 81. p. ., 70, IL, 20, 50, II.
Omesal CivcuIara i'm sh~iby College Lss~
terry Furnished by SIMMONS ROGERS q CO.. New yesa
Post Office.
Prizes Cash-d In All LegaIizsd Lctss-
JAKE. EXCHANGE OFFICE.
IT6 Broadway, New York Cay.
EOttery Tickets Caahed LIN for IN a ioA
given. JOSEPH BATES Broker. II Wall s... room No. J.
Royal Havana Lots-Sy.-Hi CHEST Pre-
MUM paid prizes Information fu nshei. DouhocDs
wanted. ALEch CO., Brokers "A and 70 Pine at. n =.
Royal Havana LOtecry.-6O Per Gene
premium paid for prizes; information farnshed Tho LIZA
paid Doubioons aud all kinds o 6od and ti
YER TAYLOR CO.. BanSera, 10 Wall street. ny
AuTcroTuIous Dixeas es E.Tectunny Era
dicsted ~ Or. ". ANnERS co.'s. iodine Water cGss
AS Broadway \.
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wigs, Tcupees, HAIR Dye. Hair Dysine
sn xtyaaSSiis5i.Ssa q Bona sv's. ~
, 1864-09-17

Eiage esloings oyer. three 1eazs.1st premium, 4.
E. RoJit gton- Adams ceunss; "a premium, J. b.
1sss ssa1'S 7 ai
FoltL. Atlantis; I'd premium. d. ". Iasoet' Logan
Nss,aos, Pask s; eysf s,,sssc
years-itt. G. ii. To.entsil; ID, 4. G. BandeEE,
Buck lams uEaet =
c. Il. Roeentlel: I'd, P. G. Rander, Ken Of ewes
under yeazs-1at, G. Z. Roseatel!, Pen Of ahrees
eve lutnhR 1st, c. H. Rosentcll: Long wool
Wionehseo; I'd, E. s!ee. saueamoa, Best bnsk
nhder years-ltt> ?. u. Bauder 20. y. y. A.
len, Macon Co: Buck Iaub under ! yeas- y, = !,
Year,, ii, +. q. Dsaasr; ID. p. /, Alien, pen q
ewes urder TWO yeszz-1st..C. L. Pate. calin; "a,
2. g. Bandrr.- Pen s, Eve lsm6s[lst, 1. Al
tso oyesrallst, J. n. Bro 70, s.ngamon; "a :. F.
Brosn: d, Z. F. stss. BusE Lamb under yeas-
Ewes over years=1st. j. N. Brown; ID, J: q.
Pickrell Pen Of Eve: Lambs under year-lst,
Rofsbteil; "a. J. q. Plckrel saeeps@takse-los @
81 shesP oa any nS1
ca, Dauville.
Flowers, aowxns. Ao11Ezs AND cuIT1vA1oBs.
Two.horse p1ow for general puEposes-si'ver
medal 70 John uun0at, Lee county; eommenor'
9 9Gan ,u psa5 ns s to 5oRa DsR R'ga aaa
plou-tilser medal to j. T. q ": L. Black, Lar
esste1; conneooatIoD., E. Lewis. hankskee: .5ln
treble shovel plow-silyer medal to John Daars.
Moline. Trench plow-eiives medal to J. y q
-eilves medal to Fu1sr i Bradley, Cnicaso.
The Committee ind 60 many excellent machines
Of this ciass that It Ia extremely ditcuit mage
distinction. With few exceptions all the
tso horse cultivators exhibited. showed great *
in lne nela. Silver medal to D. c. pentoa,
TazeEell county, gain 1ttn, silver aasa amsaa ~:
sowc1. silver medal, to Gait Tracy d Co., steE.
ling TWO hosae corn planter, silver medal, aco J.
Befpep. Galesnurg, Reapeya-Preml11nre recon-
mtndei to Emerson & Co, Rockford. add hiah
eommeudation to H.. Kinsely & Co., broadcast
sex d sower and combined grain dill and seed
eover; Valentine Felker, Decatur, patent plow
hodsr Howes teli rekes r. and ,n; mowsf s,aad. aaa
Barber & uawlcy, harvester; Nm: u. Masons,
corn aud cane harvester; Charles Foster, Rock
tord, su1ky snd plow.
The II ceipts At the fais to-day ware S2,o23. This
Is largely in e1ccss Of last year,
, 1864-09-17

outside fthe organization. who had 30 Reus.ouslv
aided IN caring for the sick soldiers arrived durpe
the week
Donations reported were: Mrs, Jones. three
dozen spoouB: Mfr. Wtlbeck. large onanttty n
pickles Mfe. Williams, one kcc do: ME-. F1ss
g.; Hrs Lambey. fruit and toms! a!oes: Mrs.. B.
Raimord. can 0! ptckles; MR., Il Boo,h. d.:
Mfs L. T. Hilsard. coup crackers and lei Y: Mr.
r. Goo6. three bowls corn etsrch and Eoite augsr:
Mrs. q. L Stokes, vine ard shirts: Mrs sale tes
and corr stsrch; Mira. .Cremhaueb, two p1asses
jtllv; fremont House, basxet, Of provisions:
Chusch Goodman. p:pere. two b.rreis Of applss
t2u, 8; Mrt. Hale, 81; Mrs. Cremba9ch, ST.,
Mre. Grsfin. S3i Mrs. MoCaeg, 81: Mte. Mason.
s.; Mrs. klnE, 81; MIS-. s. g. Wi:liamson, 81;
ME- beeFe+ 81; ". q. Anderson, OF tfil 1antee,
s.; Mta. F. D. Lamb, e.; Mrs Merrill. 81: Mrs.
1rgn1l, 6li Cash, &c; Cash. $1.t0; MR. w. Wood,
g: prnct eds OF little ladteA' taIr held y Katy Ne
q y. Nellie Medi!a. Clara Root and Nellie Root.
ZIG; tive little flilt. do, $1o6i; rrceired g. on
sale Of Proclamation; proceads Of faIe held BY
Miptss Jnita ~ mNewbe1y. Emily uealy and Lizzie
Tee Vice P5eeinent stated that the Home was
eaoly IN need Of butter, knives and orks, and
hoped that thete would be response to the need
frtm the people OF this city.
Mr. Bal, Mff. Hamilton, Mrs, Lamb Mra- Viii
lara aao n5s Fotter were appointed to act As Com
:, Mrs. Poster and Mrs. Long were appointed
Committee On Furniture nnd Wardrobe.
IEe BoAlu then adjourned.
, 1864-09-17

FRIDAY EvKHIEa, Sept. le, 1851
nEEF CATTLE-Hecelvtd At the various yards.
about 4c0 BEAD o. Boef Cattle: entered saes AIS
head at Is se@7.so. chiefly at g. 5ta5.s7 = l03 NJ
In regard to the number Of Beef Clt1s recetyed du
ring ,he dsy. the supply has been heavier than durlng
any psious d&y rhia week; but to quality It has
been ninth INFERIOR With the exception OF Is head
Of Wisconsin Steers, Rvesa.ing d, ut $40 gzoes,
there hsye been good OK svea pasIsb.o grades OF
Shipping cattle In yards Poor stock Catt,p haya
been entIul, ard. fortunately for owuass there
ware more buyers than usual; though at Ye.J low
prices.
It's supply OF good medium qualities of Cattls suys
able for army contractors has been be-
low the demand; the result OF which has bean thss
contractors hays only bean ahe to opera!e to yary
uited extent. Tho Glars OF Cattle they require Is Of
3 better description than trovera ecem to b. avArs
oc-nAme1y, coed MEDIUM KfAdes. weighing from,
1t:0 to llsQ ns, for which prices range from ss.sa
625 100 ms, the batter qualities. even Of these sell
Ing the quickest.
Considering the very Inferior qualltiez OF the re-
ceipts, there has been more aciv:y thaa could hsy.
been expected. and prices taye snEared no farthsr
declloe, excepting On very common g11des OF yairh
there has been reduction On Yesterdays sales of1q
@i5e 2 1tp ns.
Shipping Cattle ats In fair demand. but the dsp.es
sIcn which characterized the Eastern market. both
last week and during tho present one, has induced
considerable activity on the part Of shippers which
with anything like large receipts, would result In
corresponding decline hefe.
, 1864-09-17

HoG9--Reeeiyed to-aaT about s,oc9 Hosr. Eater.
ed aGles. at the vazous Jands, 2s17 head. at $7oo
13.Eo. chiefly 1t sll.106al7-.a 2 1t1 ns.
Thesc hae been little change to 1ote In the market
tince yhsserdAYthe receipts very clossly correspond
--tte demand for extra Hogs has been more active,
snd, for moderately good grades, extraordinary
Ir1ces sre. .s1 the rage. We have instances Of q
car Of extla-|eaIy extr1-cornfed Ho2s, ayera stoE
2f4 ps for which as 20 paid. with two b, tutec
bu5els even at thst. From sia 009l4-5o has been
common rate for Hogs wetShing 191 rs aud upwards
zytragnR III ns each.
The emand Is sltncss exclusively for prime 70 OF.
t.a qualities and for stock hoRa- Light, poor hoga
sre dull and Depressed, soma 500 6oo rsmsnlrg In
the yards this morning unsold. stock hogs toler
ably active. pricea rangug from S7.0oa91l q LOO n
OF scntssct WAS 1nade yesterday for 1JNG hasd s,
Il 50: The nlst delivery has been unade OF 8. head
which aYe1nEed 1l6 nB-the remainder are to be de:
livesed - soon az pcsasbte.
Tia market c!oted this evening aetlye and flsm at
nYeytcus Quotations.
, 1864-09-17

tFrou the n. !. shipping List, Sept. II, 1s6f1
1att and thoBth VIC further Eednca not4tlon5 Ia
3c q =, they ne still nomlca The sales tLclude sc
tags prime Rio. ID 1otz At 4sc; ~ sfs Java, Sc
mtb ana 100 sgs TrtaEt do. on private ter1s The
Ecott Sop. Il - l61 bafs. IT., Isl a6l bags h-re
$500 in Pills. clrha, md y @. IN Baltimore. Stock
IN lat ns1,s ntR6 1Aos and In second
hands 7.Ite tase-la al2A%u naes.
1st4 pt1s W s.ss ISIS. aa pfra 1a.,s9
4eF,vU:The msrtet ior dry c9d has rulsd tsfl ani
The ssie. ,irce cur iii are co.. ned to t. anIstssa
Nuets1cl Hfe dpii aEd we hear Of no sales HeFTtnT
of I'll Kinds stc IL limited supply and wanted our
'0uot1tcna.
GLoUCEs1sH, tept e-GtoYEet eod Gulet hut 1!1a
LIST ISLES q. Is ~, Abckerel-About tb,n htls hsF
nrYIvsd The present week, sod psces Eighty d..
ha7i6ui is. oil sam p b1l.
Fnu1T-There is oc!y mboei1te laonsfy Tor snY
telcI1ptiou and ths n!e h Ene ic5Eafa i
OF the The sslts pElude 1ot b1s London layer
faltir at Ssso: 21o bsEa flbtst5 ansll portion at
1oc il do w2nuta o. 12he; - 20 Brazil nuts
25 ta1te Provence asmolds atSe iido Lansnedoc,
10 B<f3eaux prnss, 10 glsfs jart a: 1sc Is do
parent b1A at 2sc both tn gold: DO citTon st 100
IKE IS h9ls currents 1t 2oe, MI rhsh: a1d LOCO hXs
b1nch rEii1us In bo1o. Gn tsfms ~ gig NOT ttatn.
Peaches cour1b1e very plenty sno nost nnd aot haTs
tola - + - e. "a. gn e. nsyg @ 81
hASket. 10 tha e1tenL o. uatao pHsan.s Y W. sEco
FI1aT; AfpiSMa ~ Mt atues As'sS s'@'*S''"' 4o' s'e*
ard z5ts9AA d9r 1ssse.g. , ,,,.+ r,,+t.+ - ,.t.,
but may be csie1 etesIv = satee, c.psGs
allg ef EeW O5ieahf. Tit. "s1 dv s eupS
And Id1f 0eln89a ~ A1lo 4G.sE AaH SuSt ~