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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-03-11
PERSONAL.

mo o-ot- REBECCA SllTH.
DY THE GOVERNOR OF vIsdINTA-A PRO.
ID CLAMATION--InfOr formation having been re-
ce:vs by the Executive that JOHN GUNNELS,
the Hus,iags Court OF the city Of Richms rd for
the crime Of grand larceny, has escaped therefrom,
and Is now going at large Therefore, I do hsreb
offer reward of one hun dred aud atty dollars to
aoy person persous WHO shall arrest the said COZ
Wet ard deliver him into the Penitsn,iary and
do moreover require all officers of this Common
wealth, cisil ana military, aud request The people
generally, to use their best eXerti0as 10 procure
brough. to Justice.
-, Given under my hand a. Governor, and
}L.s under the Lesser Zeal OF the Common.
- wealth. st Richmond. tits riath day Ct
March, In the year, 1864. WIN SMITH.
By the Governor:
GEoRss w NusFoRD,
secretary Of the Commonwealth.
GussEls was born IN Chambers county, Alsbsm.
is feet " inches high, ~ years old, dark hair,
dark hsAs eyes has q mole below the right corner
Of mouth, long scar under the chin the little and
next toe of the right foot shot CD NH l0-ss
I: Furniture
SELLING OFF.
Those desirous OF Obtaining really elegant Furni.
ture can now be accommodated By calling at my
ware rooms where the most superb furniture on
sale in :his city can he found. have selection Of
spiendid and eBtir ely Few articles on hand. We,
6dpa, b wardrobss
10 cabinets
Do Washstxnds
Do extension tables, the best made
Several splendid parior suits, plush and hair cloth
cover, the anest now CD red
Elegant lounges, Of Every description
Besides a variety of other furniture, such as
Cane seat chairs, hedsteads
Sofas, tete g. totes. divans
Mattresses, blankets, carpets, &c
Cali early aud secure your bargains
Cahises Maker and Upbolstersr,
NH ln-3i' franklin st, near 10th.
DERsiHMoS sYhuP.-
When great Jack Frost has done bis freezing,
That grew the scraseiest limb upon
The pFieeicss, puck pexsimmOn.
OhesSaxrel Of Molasses, made of persimiaoas.
Tyn Also, Florida syrup and s.ssysam Mo.
issses. For sale by GEO A WEED.
NH l0-G%
NoFFEE, Sugar, soda.-We have Ia store on
" consignment
IL bags prime old Java coffee
bags sups rior Rio coffee
II bbs English crushed sugar
"a kegs super carb soda.
Stokes, WILLIAMSON co.
NH 1916 Corner 18th and Cary sts.
CoAP, Soap, Soap.
~ III boxes brown soap
10 boxes concentrated I've
~ bushels = imothy seed.
For sale by
MoAuAM, WiGHTMAN 90,
NH l0--3t 18th st, near Cary.
Tracks, sprigs aud Brsds.-We ere 'aaaufss-
4 II turing a superior article Of Tscks, Sprfss,
ada Brads, u our Factory, near the Tfedsgas Iroa
Works, for which We solicit orders rom the uede.
Address Up GOODMAN 4 CO,
m lO-ia,. Box 0oa, RicAmond, Va.
1pprIu ~orrrp IA. n,.c.. sEroy hav,p. -
- nsag "a their iitayy room from 50 TO % gstu ss
two doors ahavs lasa a. repeatedly solct the pat
roaase of their Old custesnsze md ths pabelc eone-
rally. ~ lO-sest
EsOR Snle -Ous Of Leetesb pianinttoa oswtpg Ma
chimes. In gocd running order. Apply ~ ~
corner Main ard Wall ~, Over PswMs's DssG stoss.
nh l0-ltf
TC1 fss aals-Al Ne 6slie II ha1ise, n any
Il ssaseST dntssG Nh W-eW
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-03-11

"WANTED-To purchase psir OF good horses
or mules, for which . liberal price will be paid Il
early application be made at the Dispatch o0lce
by note, stating where the alma can be feen,
NH ST.
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al UTlCE.-Aii persons having balances due them
Y in our hands are hereby notified to draw tia
same or before the 18th OF the present month an
Also all holding checks are requested to ,sseu,
them for collection by the time specified above,
otherwise they will be paid 10 the present currency
or the new at oess cents TO the dollar
NH 11-1wt LEE BOWMAN.
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aE>xTRA Heavy ~ Brown sheetines.--O
II hand frat rate lot Of heavy ~ brown
meetings and shirungs OF The beA make at rsasoa-
able prices, al EZEKlEL'S,
NH eod0t ~ Main VI.
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q Fl, HowARD's GROVE,

Il Fl, HowARD's GRovs,1
Cfhce Surgeon in Charge,
March 10th, 1884.
a IL parsons having servants hired ut this nos.
"A Pitsi, will como forward and collect the
hire for 1t will be to your interest to call -
soon possible. TN PALMER
NH ll--St' Surgeon In ch,rrs,
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WeBoSAERS HALL for reat.-The frst door.
basement and eub-cei!ar Of this extensive building
corner OF 9th and Main sts, will be rented ON or se
iore the LIST OF April next. The premifes are adra
raoiy suited 70 the purposes CT a large wholesale.
s soMm'eslcn OF auction business. Apply at the
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-03-11

NJ OTiCE.--Ths City SAVINGS BARK having deter,
IN mined TO wind up It's sEAirs, notice ID hereby
given 10 ts deposters to ceme forward 1t ceee nd
withdraw their funds. Those who fs,. 70 do % prior
to the sslh March, 1881 hereby nstned that the
Bank will then iayezs In foar per cent Confederate
bones fer their bsrsnt authorised by est OF Con
srcss uISsr the Erst Section Il the recent CuPssHcy
bill.
By order Of the Board.
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NrrRE AND NryIyo Rry..-

@'D W1siN0 NCHIAV.
~,or,,cr Richmond, March lath. is6x
NoIiCE On and after the 18th dav ~ 49,
~ and until the 10th day Of April, 1884. al p.v.
,. neuas WIN DO suspended Ut this tfics and ~
sury notes Hess-
All outstanding claims agAanas tbs depar,n,,,
maze prior 70 LIST OF March will be paid n the oLl
issue NY kISvT>sseeso se
NH ll-3w Diahuve;ns o0ces.
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fNOK the Boys and Misses just received looe
IA pairs Boys' and Misses "TiDged, stseakednnd
sizes,ai EZEKIEL'a,
NH e--eod6t IL MAin Is.
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CCHcOL Notce.-IA q nsequencs or several young
y ladies' having lefs school, have few vacancies
10 my boarding department
NH ll-WStf MRS w PEaRAM.
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LHOR Sale-A 5ne English hunter cased gold
watch, which can be seen ~ GENExIT's, No
IA west side Of Maia street. by calling early .
bargain may be secured. NH la
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-03-11

GuNNELs Was born IL Chambers county, Alabama
Is feet N inches high, ~ years old, dark hair,
dark hsAsl eyes has mole below the right corner
Of mouth, long scar under the eh;p the little and
next toe of the right foot shot Gu NH I0-s.
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n UiICE-I hereby give notice that all outstsnd
IN Ing checks drawn by me, and those that NAV
Dc Issued before the 2Sth of March, 1894, must be
Presented Tor payment oy that dale ut The Bank OF
the Commonwealth; tina. ali persons who have funds
10 my hands, whether from sales maize or Other.
wise, are requested Co draw them out BY the 2s,h
iast and I'll parties indebted 10 are requested 10
make payment by that time.
nh li-i2SthMar GEO ARHHTj
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~ Office All persons holding our checks, either
y individually or of the arm, are notified that
unless they presented at the bank which they
drawn for payment before the 28,h instant thew
will be paid only In the present currency or be suo
ect to the discount Of 3S per cent after the lsi Of
April next. (mh ll-2ttl WEST h JOHNSTON
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Sry0xzI NO17cxS

10. WANTED-Dead cows, horses, mules.
goats, kc.-Persons having such on their lots can
nav! nave them hauled away immediately, besideAses-
ing ihs highest price fhr them, II word be left At
mr. James Gaiegher's drug store, on Main, be-
tween tn and 9th SITS; Lewis AntsiOtti's near the
tsnIrai Railroad Depot, and AT Mr. Jones's grocery
On Gay ct, two doors from 9th, at the Glue aud
House, foot Of ID It
E.-Hides Of all kinds wanted, for which full
market price will be paid. NH 9-INs
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EXCHANGE Horhi, Notice. -euon OF the STOCK.
~ nodsrz OF the Exchange Hotel Company -
have no, yet received The laf vaius Of their stock
and diytdends are requested TO call for payment aud
surrender the scrip previous to the goth March.
1884. Those who fail 20 do 50 are nosi3ed thst the
Treasurer Will then iovest ia four per cent Confsd-
crate bonds for their benefit.
mh y--4,s JAS IL GARDNER, Treasr.
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NOTICES or lNnrsn.

So. 80 ~ 1NDESTEDNRes
Nvnce:-rhe ss,es hosie,s Of :,
49, VI b.ak have, 10 general 49,. .A'Mers' y.
button x X ssssss Ne bast end .sss 49,, e
Ine nnaersisned has boen spoo...a a.,
M ~ Moneys das 10 tie bank sac sssst =
ressons holding certificates Of d.oo.,.
reousss.1 ~ ~, ne small notss sCued hv y p
before the 18th Of March. Al" sx dus thsa
~ . sm % made upon the -. -. ~ 49, pcy
''' 'e's0' Currency ass Of Congress. 0'"''a .!
A..,.mAD WILLIAM.
NH II .oaa. Asso' ioT Barnsrs 0sviura -.
U rN,ss - aooosst q Ihe sSv s .,,,ss- =;
"a s,vs nos.s = 'n,o operation - ~ Il A., y,
UT u,s upon either Of the Bsuha tS:s - Q
reu. soem on or before Ne a6th nm b. mos
nsus 1'ey WIN have 70 recedye uaymsc.y, ~
na.Ss @ 10y OF per cent. boeds. vhsss -. ~
Ar ns,: y S,'c. opoa which shsy are drsvr ~
qaestcd 70 come forward bsfor. ~. Used IRE re-
.eoeivs tnc amounts due them. oth.r-,.. ~ a..
pay only m the present currescy. 70 VII
NH ,,-au cHAs T woRrHAx 4 CO
OflCE.-All persons iode1ie6 - -.
.nees OF Otherwise, are notified TIA, NJ =.
18th inst s,,as 10 me present currency up 10 III,
,hs 80, sNer winch we can accent nothins NJ
new currency provided by the ConfeJsrs.s a.
on the list fpn, and all oart,e" MI Wv
ps.ances In our hands, or checks or oms. az .sl
.h must collect them by that dav. AMI. ~ ~
msoicn, the presen, currency viii be -, s..Hs "a "a
'ncn AZ a special deposit. - s''us 'o'
mn Il-3w SLAUGHTER, WATKrSa l. M
Nl1RE AND MINING RuRsAV,
R.chmood, March laih. issx
III oTlCE On and after the 18th ssv -
AID until the 10th day Of April. IssS =, r.u
nenls wiil DO suspended Ut this tfacs ant y.
money received except the nov issue al n - 70
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-04-05

sIznz-a.uz<z-,z
MEDICAL.
TO THE LADIES OF
AMERICA!
MORE VALUABLE THAN GOLD
MORE VALUABLE THAN GOLD
noRE VALUABLE THAN GOLD
MORE VALUABLE THAN GOLD
DIR. JNO. l.. LYONS
FRENCH PERIODICAL DROPS.
FRENCH PERIODICAL DROPS.
FRENCH PERIODICAL DROPS.
FRENCH PERIODICAL DROPS.
FOR FEMALES,
FOR FEMALES.
FOR FEMALES.
Suffering from Irrezulary Obstruction Of TIE ksnsss
from whs;ever cause.
1T Is SURE To CURE
IT Is SURF TO CURE
IT'S SURE TO CUREi
TT y SURE To CURE
tits impossible 10 enjoy the bloom Of health and
vaty Of spirits unless the Nenses regular 10 III
time quantity and quality when they obsiruct
ed nature makes her effort obtain for II other
-. - .,... 49,. -, ,.,r-. 49,. ...t.,.s -
atleut u.a.y experiences Dssponaency. Nervousness.
and finally CONSUMPTION assumes il. sway, and pre-.
rnstarel y terminates a miserable life.
IT REMOVES ALL DISTRACTIONS
1T REMOVES ALL DISTRACTIONS
1T REMOVES ALL INSTRUCTIONS
TT REMOVES All. DISTRACTIONS
1T Is PERFECT REGULATOR
TT Is PERFECT REGULATOR
TT IN A PERFECT REGOLATOK
TT Is PERFECT REGULATOR
De- =. ~. .....
'n"" ~ -"
ssas - MD
']"" ~ |ND ru.rtcr.p.xTpr
Thai 1UAhANlEE
THAT GUARANTEE
THAT GUARANTEE
u,r rr.n.x-rvp
MAJ "OA4'iHN
~ ,,o,s -, r,.pv s..t.. r. - 49,. ,
~ UNITS =" Nohh '"PP'e'e''" " '"' "V''
whatever cause th-ugh care should be taken that my
s,,--,.... ..,.,,,,v .dh.r.d a.
BTJY THE REST
v,rx ruv prs1-
-
bUf ihb bhhE
BUY THE BEST
BUY THE SAFEST
p1rv Tur sarrsT
D. n..,. .m, 90, 49,. rs,
BUY THE SAFEST
BUY THE sAFEsr
BUY THE sURFsTi
p,-x r,,r s,,prs-
BUY THE SURFST
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-04-05
DR.. 10 II N B u LIS
COMPOUND
CEDRON BITE RS,
The Latest and Most Important Dis
covery of the 10Th Century.

MO MANS NAME Is MORE INTIMATELY con-
nected with the history Of the Materia Medca Of the
United states favoraby known the poueer Of
medical discovery, than that Of DIR JOHN BULL, Of
Louisville, Ky. His inimiiable preparation Of sarsapd
rila has long stood the head Of the various COM
pounds Of that valuable drug His Compound Pectoral
Of Wild Cherry has become household word throughout
the West and SOUTH and his Worm Lozenge In less than
year after their introduction, attained reputation as
wide spread the continent OF North America. But the
GROWING glory Of his life remains TO be attained In his
latest discovery. rather combination, for he does not
claim have been the dscoverer of CEDRON, which IL
the basis Of the bitters offered to the public. That
honor belongs the native inh sbitant OF Central Amer
whom its virtues have been known for than
hundred years. Armed with it, the Indian bids def
ance to the most deadly malaria, and handles without
fear the serpent IL i belief with them
that while there breath left in the body the Cedron is
potent to cure no matter what the disease may be-
while DR. Bull Is not prepared TO endorse this exrava
giant preension, he Is nevertheless satisfied from thor
ough examination Of the evidences relating to s virtues,
that as remedy and preventive for all diseases arising
exposure either changes Of weather and climate
OF the miasmatic Influences il stands without rival
and Justly deserves the reputation II has long enjoyed in
Central America and the West Indies. In
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-04-05
DYSPEPSIA

And its attendant train Of SIMPSONS, acts like
charm than a medicine There is nothing in the whole
range Of maeeria medica that for moment bear
comparison with ii in this disease.
full IL this wonderful plant be found in
the 18th edition of the L. s Dspensatory 1857 and
1888.
series Of experiments, in which DR. Bull has been for
years engaged has just been brought to successful ter
mination, and he enabled offer TO the public
combination of Cedron with other approved oncs the
whole preserved in the best quality OF copper distilled
Bourbon Whisky, which he is confident has equal In
the world.
He might furnish volume of certificates but the pub
lie have long since learned such things
their true value The safest plan is for every to test
for himself the virtues Of a medicine. Give the
Gean rom BB tiers
One trial and yeu will never any other.
IL not necessary publish long list of the diseases
for which the Cedron bitters are a specific.
In all diseases Of the StOma G IN Bow G Is, Liv-
err or kidneys'
In all affections of the Brain depending up
on arrangement of the stomach or
Bowels;
And in Fever and Ague.
tits destined to supsrSede all other remedies 1t not
only cures all these diseases, but il prevents them.
A wne-gass full If the Btters taken an hour before
each meal will obviate the i'll effects OF the most I'M
healtey climate and the person taking il against
diseases under the mosttryng exposure.
fkz-Dr. JOHN BULLS Principal Office Fifth street,
Louisville, Ky.
Sold wholesale and Resail by
j. f. SENOUR, Druggist,
West Washington Street.
marchl-dsm INDIANAPOLIS.
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Nsrhe,.-CApKyrLLY RKPoRTrD YoR TIE ~ Y TRIBUs
FRIDAY June IL, 1864

FRIDAY, June II, 1854
ASHES Are in light request but firm al lie Tor Pots sn'
toTT6Ss make, 10 lee. excited to-day, yet prices
tend UPWARD sales Of 600 bales :. ~ ~ oi ~
FLOUR AND MEAL-Early in the day prices, advanced
sss PsI ss s Ss G %Frt Closed oss dali Trade and
brands held higher, but do not gel hcey goo1
er.r option this and month SO So and sane price foI
fret half Of July. The sales the spot aggregate al
81 Is iot snperhns s.s,e 20 1G 20 - T
and si IS fo 81 Lous Extras Canadian Flour ha.
~ i0G 20 or Common to good Extras and 80 aod ~
for Trade and Family do southern Flour 10 IN more active
Ie = ~ say eo.mon 10 r Extra Baltimore aud Coun
try snd @92odsl SO for Trade and Family 90 hye our
l. 6r1n and IN fair request. sales Of 400 bbs a. G 10 70
wine sao,t. Il g. Is
have been IN active demand at ~ 1d
s0cs, md a. IS rom store Grand Bank sfe 51t q
Me- q &c IN oieTss re9afn . sHd tr ia 1sos4 No
slSre At aia 75ass No. DO ., 81 scass IS Picked
God 81, slowly So soo@e rs. Herring are dull and nom
oRAiN~Es1y in tie Day the market excited under
The FROM tie Upper Lakes and price. advanced lG59
cago 1t g. bat since then with less hrmness In EIchsn
and Gold ys' los and the market closed heavily
cso oting At $40 81 81 on the spot; III asa ior 90
70 arrive; I4Ce bush Milwaukee Club at Z 6sa$i VI
70 bush Amber do on the spot, At si9t gJ ~ soa
a % ard OJO bush White Michigan at 81 lO9 P1 10
prices nominal Oats less hrm and quiet st The e0,e
St md 9i 9lc for Weern Rye Il and nominal
Co- e. in mole active demand but prices without mate
m chsrgc sale. Of ~ 900 eush at : q for Un,ornd ~
and a. o old do Our teegraphc dispatch from Mwanse'
reports the receipts Of Wheat 5000 bush No spnn'
d. At 49, No. Oats in store, 7ze Extra sprin'
Wbeg. flour s7 Freight on Wbest TO Buhaio ioe bush
iuMBFR-E Eastern Spruce and Pine y In brisk demand
and former prices are hly sustained Tue sales sgsr.ssi'
cJs 90 iee embracing w. 900 sprnce S JVo ieet 40
=, "a 00 go feet delivered before 2h Juy at VA
"a Ia ct refuse Boards at $40; 10000 feot Lumber Y
Ia At 2l 90 100 go feet at 325 and6 600 feet al s2
LlME1hs market Is qast anu ~ So "'' "
LATH are In good dernand at reduced pnces 'a'e' o.
l!0loOO Al & 50. and one cargo on private terms
MOLAssEs-Pices Of oil descriptions are very hIh' On,
The nsrset quiet a!es Of o. bD Ne"OreAhs al vi SHc
m hid. (gbA llutccYGdO at BIC.
METALH-AU dsscrptiOls With tie t1Ceptol ei H1n are
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DIRK DAILY TRIBUNE SATURDAY, JUNE 1se-TR1plE SHEET

good demand advancing prices. the sale. Of Copper since
$4,000 DO At aaiac 200 n Detroit Al Sc delivered
IL Cleveland Ohio small sales on the spot n ana
Lead has advanced and held sthe close sale. Of 80
tnn. Spanish ct l3lc and 100 nns from ship at ~ IN
delivery f July 5 'S ON the : .ms
high made at c and higher prices demanded al
the close Tin Is in Sl ss' 2, zoo slab s' bes.
ssa So and 50 S.:r J. 6. cose icIl' d sld 50, It,
demand, but prices were irregular. a the opening o.
Change the market wa. hrIeI New Mes. .od a. nsn s'
nit to conccsOn and the market closed very a I9 so
' Non on 'ss p0, i -, ss sS v Il s sS
Mess ' For tsT. dsiVey ss' Of 800 tS New Me-;
Ri pad h. gys:. e s@ .ssd 4 ss, ss
Gales of 800 bbls at SIG 5o3s2l for Plain Mess, and w
for Extra do. Terce Beef and Beef Hams are qh
der. AT 2Io Bacon IL inactive Lard Is firm aud In fairy &C
tive requests .aes bb. and cs ' , R io
also 500 bbl fOI July sellers option e. eS a,
PETRoLEUM-Resned in bond !, In limited en- So
Free OIL are "a moderate reqde. at slightly reduced rer
1000 bbls sold the spot 81 Ise ana s sns,.ined
prices sales aggregate 5000 bb a. asa t on tss 'Pc,
l9tc buyers option all next non'hi ana i''' ''' '
md August delivery at SOC.
RICE is inactive and prices are nomin'L -. o...u
sUGARw are yeI quiet, By. pres. se .s5 Id
ara
49,. ~ vsna on private term. Refined steady
SALT-The market is quiet for al descfp'ion. and prices
Of foreign nominal Holder, are asking - i,t asm9n
rom store, 50 rs Liverpool Oroud ga - 10 Tor Je
frys ana Dsrc,. .; and Soc bush. fof Turks sland
sEEDS-Gfass Seed. continue IN limited request and pce.
are nominal Rough YaIseed Is In demand at - Gas3
T. bush. .
TOBACCO-Kentucky IL In improved demand and priee'
are better Of LII hhds lld35e and IS cases Seed
leaf at d d45c- . ,
TALLOw In limited demand and hardly 40 firm moderate
sales at III Gl.ic for Western and City. 90
wHIsKY-fhe market active and Price. show decided
savsncei sales Of 5000 bb at 81 ga el q Tor state and
81 dSl " for Western and sales reported TO srve al
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Family Markets.
THg COST OF LIVING IN NETWORK.
Emmy Innn lT-Y.

THR COST OF LIVING IN NETWORK.
FRIDAY. June IT.. NJ
We give below quotations Of some OF the lead
ing articles Of food, sold in small Quantities ior ofu
nary family consumption, and shall make the ns' more
complete as the season advances and additional ,es0
tables and fruits found on SALE Our range
fair to good articles emitting cheap. stale meats ana
vegetables and not embracing the high prices PAID py
some Of the frscass restaurants and saloons Tor extra
fine productions. The recent warm weather has hao
the effect to bring forward some new vegetables ana
fruits but an active shipping demand to Philadelphia
Baltimore, Washington and Boston, prevents any
material reduction in price, Green peas are In special
request for sending to the above named cities Meats
and eggs are unchanged while fish has advanced little
in consequence OF scarcity Fine teas are also higher
lie markets are well supplied with new vegetables;
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fAdyertisemen,.l

The ILLUSTRATED PHYSIOLOGICAL JorRsAh
for Juy-yol 20 begins with Double No., now ready Gov
tanning Portraits CharacteTs and Biographies Of leading
living and dead such as HANCOCK Sap0wIcK WADswohrs
HAWTHORN, McRiLLo President Of Colombia . =, -
DYING GLADIATOR, with Portraits, Chsrscsc sna p''s
phies Also. ErHSoLoGy, the Races; PHrsiolo"'
Laws OF Life ard Health. PHRESoLodY, with choice ' ~
suits. PnYsoeSoAY or Signs OF Character" fsrehoS'.
the Science the SOUL and much other matter to Dc
no other publication lii. handsomely Illustrated mo''-,
with Ninetysir Columns of rich reading matter New'n
have H. sold at 20 cents, or 81 YEA. b. FOWLER WIZ
No. 500 Broadway. y. Y
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drew clasp knife and stabbed Brennan In the breast
verdict In accordance with the lcs was rendered IN
the jury. Hawker who arrested immediately sfer
the occurrence was committed by the Coroner 30 avat
the action Of the Grand Jufy. He is native Of Ireland
aged % years. The deceased resided with his parents
ct No. West street, and aged 49, He was on ~
Vicksburg batteries and also on tho gunbos ChoX
taW In the late Red River expedition.
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TuE LATE sTABBINa ArPaAY ON BOARD

IUE LATE STABDINd ARRAY ON BOARD
THE NORTHERN LIGur-An inquest was yesterday held
at TIC Now York Hospital by Coroner wildey on the
body of John Brennan late sailor on the steamship
Northern Light who was stabbed last Tuesday by the
steward, Henry HaNkcr soon alcr the arrival OF the
steamship in this port The evidence showed that they
bad quarrelled sincc leaving Aspinwali that on the
c Ia question the quarrel was removed and Hawker
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FUNERAL OF Col. BYRSEs.-The following
order has been issued by Major-Gen. Sandmri:
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HgADQcARrKRs FIRST DIVISION y. Y. s. " 0r}
NKv ioRk, Jane 10, 1894 }
SPECIAL ORDERS No l9.-The 69h Re gimert, Gel basy
hereby des.nAod tho funeral escort to the remains
Col Richard byrucs Of the 10Th Massachusetts, 'oniee
who tell at the battle OF Cold harbog the ID OF Juhs '
while Ia command o. the Irish brigade "A
Tie regiment viii parade ON sunday next the 18th Inst &c
will form line ia West street, with the night on the es"
street ferry, ct 2 o'clock p. NJ, precisely.
Brig. Gen Even will pTomu gate his order
By order of Major Gen. Chas w. Sandlord. -.
ALEX HAMILTON A. Dc
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Ikeceipfs Of Produce.

Juxs l72l $50 bbls Flour, 1los bbls WHISKY SO busf
Corn Me. ll3 900 bush Wheat, A2O0 bush. Corn 70 ~
bush. Oat. $500 ptg. Provision' oss Pkg Lard is
pigl Butter, 81 piga Ashes 600 pigs OIL Meal
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A New STRAMBoAT.-The new steamboat
c. vibbard Capt D. II. Hitchcock, win commence her
trips to Albany to-day. She will run In oonnectm
with the steamer Daniel Drew starting from the foot
Of Desbrosses street daily at p m, and touching u
the principal landings on the route.