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A CARD.


To ne Efi'0T " THf " T. ITlbhHc
SIR: In The Missouri Democrat of March -,
au.on by complimentary to myself is made to
report which appeared your columns the 18th inst, pur
porting be Of the proceedings On the previous
evening Of the Central Union Lincoln Club of New York City
Now Sir know with what difficulties reporters have TO con
tend bu, in this made by Ar Spencer the
Chairman ~ The meeting In announcing Aduiant Cen
Ifsgsery II hssou owing 10 mistaken impression he
had from printed paper put into . bands by some
perhaps Jealous friend When called upon without *
pectnon sory against my will but ready TO support
IN any way conceive 10 be the good cause mounted
the r0sun and fully and emphacay proceeded e1pfe sly
10 deny being otcrwse than myself VIM Aduant Haggefty
Of Ncwlofk This said than aud the error OF
calling me an Adutart. Gencal and Of Missouri
and over explained away by me- every prefcnt will tea
iify The brief report too, Of my SPEECH allow me to say
l scant Justice what To convey and IN justice to
myself aud the sensitive md Ia this instance needessly and
unfortunately panied feelings Of Mssourians, ask you to
grant mo space for this oI PLANTATION.
am, Sir, very respectfully yours, JAMES HAo0ERTv.
Netg. York March 80, 1864.
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The American Telegraph Company have
opened an Office at the St. James Hotel, In this city.
SABBATH. School AsSIvERsARY.-The Eff

SABBATH-SCHoOL AENIvERsARY.-The Fiji
teenth Anniversary Of the First Free VIII Baptist Sun
day-Sehool Of NewYork. held at the Church. near
the corner Of Broadway and Twenfy-eghth street on
Tuesday evening. The attendance was very large and
the appearance OF the children the platform very
attractive. After prayer by the Rev. j. l.. Phillips
followed choruses addresses reports dialogues, songs
and recitations. Among the exercises that deserve
special mention were the following: Tie "Perplexed
Editress,7 a dialogue IN which Miss Emma Lcayitt
Miss Hannah Leavitt. Miss Julia NJ. Fowler, Miss
Sarah Fowler Nss Serena Lennon. N, Louisa GeQlclt
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
THE TItyyDFRBoLT SHELL.

Much time was spent in the consideration ola
reppit from the Naval Committee proposing TO refer to
Of Claims the settlement of The claims Of VII.
Nam Wheeler Hubbel, for the Government use Of bis
natq Thnnderbolt Shell and fuse the compensation not
h exceed 100000 The subject was referred 10 the
Court o. Claims.
NEW MILITARY HIGHWAY.
On notice of Mr. lEAMAN dor. State, KyD fhc Mill.
fary Comm NEE was instructed " inquire into the prac
ficbilitv ane utility Diminishing and raising mill
fary highway she railroad between Henderson, Ken
tncky and Ma .Jyile Tennessee and report by BIZ or
otherwise.
THE EstI0sAL BANK BILL.
The House went int, Committee Of the Whole on the
National Bank BIZ.
Ar. BAooKs (Dem., h. X Offered ~ amendment "
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BROOKLYN ITEMS.

RECRUITING IN BROOKLYN Recruiting is so
dull that there appears to be very little prospect that
the quota required under the last call can be raised by
the 10th of April on which day the draft is ordered to
take place The Supervisors Committee, who went 70
the Army of the Potomac for the purpose Of procuring
recruits have returned and report the prospect as
rather discouraging Nearly all the veterans who de-
sired 30 reanlst have done and been credited to va
rious localities There is very little therefore to ex-
pect from that source. Thus far only about 200 men
have been enlisted
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Freghts continue dull and depressed. To
Liverpool the engagements 900 BUSH Wheat at 4d.
In bags 800 bbs Flour at IT, Cd 400 boxes Bacon at
AS per neutral vessel $50 boxes Bacon at 22s as Cd
20 hhds Talow 22s Cd. and per steamer COO boxes
Bacon at 30s. and 100 bags Cloverseed at i0s. To
London: 800 boxes Bacon Mt I7s Cd To Glasgow: 90
boxes Bacon at l5s. The Charters A ship at the
Eastward from ST. John n. H.. TO Liverpool, Deals at
62s Cd; British bark 5Os tuns, from Calais, Me- or
vicinity TO port in England 65s.; Norw bark. 43l
tuns 26 600 bush Wheat to Cork for orders excluding
West Coast Of Ireland S. or. if included. IS. 3D.
Norw brig $50 tuns Belfast Flour %. 3D.. aud Pro-
visions 25s.; British brig, 1900 bbs.. to Matamoros
and back, $500 half gold; q British brig TO Mata.
moros Corn pc, and Measurement Goods, 81 y Dbl,
and 20c y foot; a schooner TO st. Jago and back,
Sugar 4Gc brig TO North Side Cuba and back. 45c.
British brig $50 tuns 10 Havana, $780, schooner to
ST. Johns n. r., SIC; one 2iS tIns TO New.Orleans,
A. 2C0 three TO Fortress Monroe Hay, %, three TO
Alexandria ald two to Washington ID. c., Hay, 81 80
and Measurement Goods. SOC. u Dbl one 10 George
town, D. c., Cement, Soc three from Maiden TO
Boston Stone -; two from Elizabethport to Ports
mouth, ". H. Coal 81 80; three from Ezabethport 70
Boston s2ds2 IS; one from Eizibethport to Salem,
g. 5 from Ezabothport to Providence, 81 80; one
from Ezbothport To New Haven. 81 30; two hence to
Boston. Stone. e 80 q tgn, and Cement 3Oc. Dbl;
two same voyage Corn &C., and Flour 3Oc.i Britieh
ship China bark Of 495 tuns 10 Vera Cruz bark Of
2is tuns from South Side Cuba 10 port north OF Hat
tcras schooner Of 900 tuns 20 Havana and ship King
Philip ll9i tuns 10 san Francisco. on private terms.
The carrying rates were; To Liverpool. per American
flag Flour, Is. I'd. ais. CD. Wheat 3!0id. Heavy
Goods lbs. per foreign fag. Wheat % Heavy Goods
COS a22s Cd. To London, per American flag. Flour
is. I'D ais. Sd; Heavy Goods us Cd per foreign
flag Flour. 2s. Heavy Goods, 2Os aS2s cd
The business Of the Sub-Trcasury was: Re-
ceipts sIl5l.f77 29-for Customs s279OOo; Payments
6ss GA s5 Balance s32 Z27 ls6 49, l04Os, $4,000
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THE ST. NICHOLAS SOCrETY.-At the annual
election Of the st. Nich0las Society Of Nassau Island
recently held the following officers elected for the
ensuing year: President John A. Lott VicePrcsdent
1unis G. Bergen; Secretary, John G.. Bergen; Asst
Secretary John w. Hunter; Treasurer, Edward ID.
White; Chaplains, the Rev Dr. Porter and the Rev.
A. A. Wlllctts High Steward. VIM. Hunter; Mana
gers, Theodore Pohemus, Rem. Lefferts A. Harden
burgh, Jeremiah Johnson X. Van Wyck Peter
Wyckof. Z. G Bergen, NJ. II. Bedell. b. K Ryder, s.
NJ. Mceker, A. d. Polhemus.
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PRovrpRycE ANNUAL CONFERENCE

Providence Annual NJ. j.. Conference, which met al
New London on the roth ard 27h OF March, the report
on the state Of the country Endorsed Abraham Lincoln
and his pan of reconstruction. The Rev. Mr.. Talbot
desired il 10 he understood that the report did not
pledge the electoral of the Conference for Mr. LIN
coin The Presidents policy OF sending Bishops south
10 tnke charge Of the churches Endorsed by the
nut
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NEW INSURANCE. BrILplsG.-An elegant new

New Insurance BUILDlNG.-An elegant new
marble building has been completed for the Great West
ern Marine Insurance Company. II Is situated In WI
liam street one door south Of Wall street The build
ing literally fire proof throughout with the ercep-
0n of the zebra coorcd flooring above the iron beams
and the furniture. handsome sky light hted up with
yontnturs adoTns the ceDtcr of the ROOF IRON wnh
light il she'd throughout the interior Black
walnut and other dark woods used IN the wanscot
ing and general fitting up and the walls are frcscoed
With baaitffnl designs From the small galleries mort
ing the rooms above the best view Is obtained of the in
side. At extremity Of the gallery the directors
have their apgTtmentsthc other end /. the lunch
This building was constructed for the exclusive of
the Great Western Marine Insurance Company AZ a
cost Of about si-5OoO. John Kenwck, jr, Is the
architect
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THE ABOLITION or SLAVERY PETITION
Henry Ward Beecher preached a sermon last sunday
evening on the necessity Of civil enactments to put an
end 70 Slavery lie earnestly recommended the circu
lation OF the Emancipation petition in his congrega
ton ard at the close a collection Of about two hundred
dollars was taken up to forward the worN OF the
Women's National League. They have mailed from
their Office during the past year. 1900 packages Of pc
ttions and viii spatth 5000 during The coming
week The second nstallment of petitions viii be sent
TO Washington ON the 10Th Of April.
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fAdveriisem"n'I
1000 REPRIGERAToRs, 81 80, at
r.. ID. Bass. DADS. Cooper Institute.
fkdyortisefneut.t

MILLER g. CARPENTER, Produce Commission
Merchants the sale of Butter Cheess Lard Egg Poultry
Game Gran Flour Pork Hops secdI Beans, Dried Fruits
aud County Produce generally No Ehe buildings ~ T.
no 900 Washington We give our personal attention 10
inside congnmens Reference: President OF Irving bank
~ Marsh President Ems Railway Company President North
River Bank, and Sacketf, B.lcher CO.. N " -
X B.Wsnted, consi gnment State and Western dressed
Hogs and choice Dressed Poultry Also Clover and Timothy
ketd toy our iactsasinz bona 81 - Ppps WAae,
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EINE ARTISTIC great collection OF French
n and German PAINTINGS comprising nearly one humid
red works of the class. by artists Of the greatest emf
nence Such Edward frere Merle Troyon Jaebeft hnAs
LIE Poi,teyin Wems IIubner Verboeckhoyen keok Mock,
&C. Just sent this country and before seen Con
signed TO s. r. Avery, and 70 be sold at AUCTION Ut the
DIJSSELDORF GALLERY, No. $40 Broadway, on sATUR'
DAY EVENING April D. Open frye every day and evening
on aud sller Friday, April J
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Advertisement

"HUMAN FACES" and SIGNS oP CHARAC-
TERFor interesting articles Body and Mind. Our Social
Relations Ethnoogy, Psychology, Physiology, Phenology
Physiognomy with portraits and Biographies Of the Rev Dr.
Bellows Dr. Darcy Lieut. Pitienger, and others, TmE
ILLUSTRATED PnRKsoLoGroAL JOURNAL for APRIL Is cts.
or 81 30 year Fowler WILLS No. 3ej Broadway, N Y.
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SALES oP REAL EsTATB.-The following
Il. IL L. A nj
sales Of real estate were made yes
Ter. l.. Il. wilkins & Go.
EAsrEn ELrcr1oNs. : CALvARY CnuRcH-F o

Wardus Charles Taylor. James Burtis. For Nc.iymen,
jaime. w. Unlcrhii Nm. ". Wight, George Merritt. VIM
Loituer Il A. wt,haus Philip X. Keamy, We. Beekman
and Joseph " Cooper.
IS g Psddocl Vestrymn Leul Beyra. @. A. Sczss, Chas
Place r. g. Rolston. j. W. Straon Cyrus }. Lawrence NJ
Hsckctt. WIN O.. Mclaughlin.
CHuscH OF rny iscARsArIoS -Warlens J. y. Wander
wort ;. VI. Valentine. Nestrymen g. T. Nebut, Henry
Eyre NJ Is. Cirfkr, r. NJ. Crawford II. H. Oakley L. +.
Iherasson, A. b. IL. gins, J. Hobart HeuhcG
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NEW-JERsEY ITEMS.

THE CHARTER ELECTION The charter cleo
ton will take place in jersey City week from next
Tuesday. The following Union nominations have been
made so far.
Fourth warI-For Aldermen, John w. Pangborn Chosen
Fr-rholdrr. Sylvester heeney.
Fiab Nsrd-kor Alderman, Francis Robinson.
The Union City Convention will be held next Tuesday
evening. The Democratic primaries viii be held on
Friday evening
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THE BROOKLYN ROMAN CATHOLIC ORPHAN

The BROOKLYN ROMAN CATHOLIC ORPHAN
AsYLUH SoCETY-rhc officers elected for the ensuing
year are rs follows: President the Right Rev. j.
Loughlin; First Vice President Thos Carroll Second
Vicc-president j. j. ODonOhue; Secretary, Michael
w. Casey; Directors Hugh GaynOr. William Roberts
james ThOmp'On, William Duncan Richard Tiernan,
Th0mas McCarty. and Thomas A. Gregory Finance
Committee, Thomas Cassn, John Courtney, and james
McNally
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THE Town ELECTIoSs.-Th elections in the
Kings County towns for Supervisors and local officers
win be held on Tuesday next. The nominations have
nearly all been made.
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n. \. Prison AssocIArIoy.-The following
gentlemen have been elected officers 0
Assoclntinn for The year 1864:

Association for the year lsGi
Prs.id-n-John David Wolfe. Vice Prcsidens-Francis
L.eb.f IL D. Hon jane. II. Titus, Hon. John stanton
Could Peter Cooper -.. Hon John n. Hoffman. Core.
spending Secretary Rev. r. G. Wines, ID. d. Ill ID Record
ins secfrisry-fTank W Bsllsrl Ircafufri-Niliam G..
Gilman. b. Executive Committe"ou Judge Allen. John
n. Anlhop abraham Bca William 7. Booth Cephas brain
cfd John 4. bryan Henry X. Bull Hon Thomas W. Ccrse
Hon Adm. y. Conger Edssrd Cooper Rev Howard Crosby
ID, srfhen Cutter Pro-, 1heo. ". Dwight, John H. u.-
com n D. Rensselaer, y. Ravens. James C. Holden, Marx
Hoy Jo,cph r. Joy. J. H. key.er Henry r. Mir.hsi sam
,. B. More, John OrironaaI, ~ D. Rev samuel osFood
II. D. Rev. J. }. owen. -. d. LII. d.. Geo. d. Phelps Rev
Goo L. Preu.s d. d., Edward Richardson, Adam T. Sack
EFT Henry :. Tcrbc, Archibald :. Van DuEer, Salem H.
Walrs l+r4 Eusseu.
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HraZtt.
l. had reached Lisbon, bring

The Brazil mails had reached LISBON, OrlhS-
ING the following intelligence: ..ooo1.-,ooo r..
RIo DIP JANEIEo Feb 2i,-Cofiee, 7N2OOd !l3OO ior
rood frsts. Stock 5000 bags. Exchange 21tG2t.
RAMA Feb 25-Brown Sugar 2lOW02f1O1 No..
PraSAnBUco March l.-Brown Sugars, 2h1OOG2ueJO.
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rupru D.ysLATRR from EUROPE.
,tipued from First Page,

5-.oI ~ tho Prussian ships, closely pursued by the
Danes The Prussian vessels however, succeeded III
reaching port safely. .
II asserted that Sweden Is hastehhg her afIhenS'
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Italy.

His Holiness, the Pope Of Rome, is confined
40 his bed and it is rnmOed that he is seriously H.
Collisions between the French and Papal troops
continue. The inhabitants Of Rome side with tie
Papal soldiers.
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The SANITARY FArI.-The manufacturers OF
Jersey City have contributed the Of $40 30 to
the Metropolitan Fair in aid OF the Sanitary Commits
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CORPORATION LEASES AT AUCTIoN.-COntrol-
Ter Brennan by order of the Commissioners of the
Sinking Fund.- sold at auction yesterday leases for five
years Of market cellars and other Corporation property
Fourteen cellars in Fulton market knocked down
ut an annual rental Of sl75 and g. @ and the rates OBJ
tanned nearly 100 per cent greater in the aggre-
gate than at the previous sale Of piers slips &c. Ten
cellars in Centre Market brought from SJ5 to sl2OO
sixteen in Washington Market from 500 to S23O;
nine in Essex Market from sl3O to s4O0 two in Frank
lin Market from $3.50 20 : 625 The rooms over Gin
ton Market rented for Si2J. and similar rooms over
Gouverneur Market brought s375. number oil lots
and buildings were leased ms follows:
Plot Of ground Avenue A, Twenty NTH ana twenty
streets with water front East River occupied by Candee
Arnold a Co.-S925.
Three story building No 2I2 South street. to Aaron A.
De GTauw-f 500. xx
Brick building souiheast corner luton ana eht see 10
Twosory aud b. se1nent brick building No. lis Sixth
nue. TO Josh. &. Howe SOr-A323 -
stores Nos. II and IA Greenwich avenue, to Thomas Law
known a. the hotel foot Of Eighty sixth street East,
Twosory bdek bud ding No. 70 Houston street unsold-
Three story brick building No. s57 Houston street, to Eu
gene McGrafh-Si5O.
Brick house Tenth street near Avenue ~ 10 James IL
Steers-%l51
Two-story brick house No. loa East Fiftieth street. to
Lewis CaTpenter-Seoo.
Hook ard ladder hOOse No f East Twenty sixth street, 10
j. J. Brldey-flO. -
Bin building No. Eldridge street, John scott-s5o
Foursofy brick building No. a Maiden lane to Stephen
CHmbTciiug-S OI'.
Twost0Iy sud basement bFick house no. JJJ merry street.
to J. Dayenpori-E2lO - .,
Throc,ioy aud basement brick dwelling No. % Edridge
street. John Conuelly-Sia 40.
Tre.tory brick house No. l3l Christopher street, to Jas
Sanden0n-S22g
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THE COURTs.-A Special Term of the Kings
County Sup.rms Court will BE- held on Monday neSt.
The Brooklyn City Court is this week engaged IN the trial OF
without jury The April calendar will be very
heavy one, numbering over 100 causes.
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AIDING DEsERTER TO EscAPE.-John Mooney
and John McNaily residing At No 10 Dufed street
arrested Tuesday the charge Of aiding deerter from
the Army named George McNally TO escape. They
taken before the u. ;. Commissioner in Newfork for
III.
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THE TORPEDO ExpRRIMEST.-The submarine

ihb Iohfbpo EAfBNMEhT-lh subIhdIlnc
explosion which was TO have taken place on Wednes
day afternoon, in Waobout Bay, was postponed in
sequence Of the storm. large number Of ladies and
gentlemen wished to witness the experiment. but could
not get out in such Indictment weather and the affair
was put of for their accommodation. IL is 10 take
place on the first pleasant day. when it is intended that
the hulk Of vessel shall be blown into the by the
torpedo.
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DISORDERS OF THE LIVER
AND DIGESTIVE ORGANS,
AND WEAKENED AND DEBILPrATED FRANDs
BECOME RENEWED WITH ALL THE
VIGOR OF HEALTH
The reputation Of this preparation is not of day. nor.
month, year. nor is confined within limited susc
but known aud appreciated by those who move IN IL
circle offashion and refinement It b the contrary word
wide and the rumphs Of this article have blessed alike he
rich and the while like the that falls gently on sH
EARTH this TREND Of mankind causes It's blessing TO descend
upon the suffering and afflicted It's virtues are known /,
every quarter of the nhababe globe and the wonderful cur
which it is daily performing have won for It the highest po
in the temple Of science. With such recommendations
backed by ncontesble and undoubted testimonials from
those who have experienced It's curative properties giving b
the public assertion bat what has passed through cru
chile truth and supported oay Of splendid and hser
to unknown rumps what wonder that thousands rush
to 1t for relief in the hour Of danger.
OBSERVE THE FOLLOWING SYMPTOMS.
Resulting from Disorders Of the Digestive Organs:
Constipation Inward Piles Fulness Of Blood to the Hesd
Acdity Of the Stomach, Nausea, Heartburn, Disgust
for Food, Fulness Weight in the Stomach,
Sour EructatiOns Sinking or Flutteringa
the Pit Of the Stomach, Swimming Of
the Head, Hurried and Difficult
Breathing Fluttering
at the Heart,
Choking Sufocating
Sensations when In q lying
Posture Dimness Of Wis.,
ion, Dots or
Webs before the Sight, Fever
and Dull Pain in the Head, Def
cheney Of spiration, Yellowness ofthc
Skin and Eyes, Pain in the Side, Back, Chest,
Limbs &c, Sudden Flushes Of Heat, Burning in The
Flesh, Constant Imaginngs of Evil, and pcss
Depression of Spirits
REMEMBER
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IS NOTA
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SUBSTITUTE FOR RUM,
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A PURE TONIC,
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From John Is. Wiekersham esq, firm Of Wickershsm ;
uichsou the celebrated manufacturers Of fancy iron wof
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SALE or UNCLAIMED BAGGAGB.-A large
sale Of unclaimed articles remaining in the hands Of
Adams Express Company took place yesterday morn.
ing at Leeds & Co.'S Auction Rooms under the droc.
ton Of Mr. John IIocy Agent for the Company. The
catalogue embraced els lots, representing boxes"
packages, bundles" bags" barrels. chests
green. black, yellow and red, trunks Of all sizes,
and valses Most Of the boxes bore fhe addresses Of
soldiers, with their company regiment ant brigade,
but from othes had failed 10 reach the
men for whom they were designed. Among the lot
were lot Of carridcc.boxes, knapsacks chan.shot,
drawing.kniyes, soapsione crib, lrcbricks, saddle
trees, lager beer kegs, reel hammock aud tailor's
goose. The baggage" on top Of which was pcrched
the auctoncer piled up in the contcr Of the store
Every lot was securely confined. that accurate
judgment could BE formed except in certain cases. the
the peculiar odor from which falling upon the
snciderian membrane testified unmisakaby 20 their
tanning Switzer lase Linbergcr lisc and other Tou.
tonic dccaces Of that sort The audience quite
miscellaneous the articles offered embracing Jews
and Gentiles. old clo' men, junk dealers, curiosity
hunters, Toodles. and variety Of funny people. The
bidding governed almost entirely by the appearance
the lot, and funpromising in its look it knocked
down for n few cents. Speculation high and the
bidding for "a pig in poke was exceedingly spirited.
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The CHESAPEAKE CAprURE-RsrURs OF THE

THE CHESAPEAKE CAPTURE--RETURS oP THE
AlrAM-The revenue cutter Miami. Lieut.. Comdg.
Finegan, has returned to this port. having con.
voyed the steamer Chesapeake from Halifax to Port.
and Ne II is understood that the Chesapeake VIII
soon resume her place in Cromwe's line between this
city aud Portland Lieut.. Fnegan met with n cordial
reception from the Colonial authorities at Halifax On
his arrival there he found that double guard had been
placed the Chesapeake 10 protect her from injury
or the chance II another seizure and that most Of her
cargo remained undisturbed. No disposal could be
made o any great amount Of goods on board although
the Rebels exchanged five casks OF wine for ten cha
drons Of coal of Shelburne. n. 5. Mr.. Mortimer ~.
Thompson, the American Consul az Halifax, Is highly
praised by Lieut. Fnegan for the great interest ana
watchfulncss which he takes In our affairs.
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India.
Brazil.

CALCUTTA, Feb. 27.-Shirtings and twist
quiet. Exchange, p IT,