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Arrivals and Departures.

L,vrnrooot-steamship Kangaroo-Mr Dawson Msssrs
Sssss i:sy shS$s:p; y sssssy lady
Mr. Day sdy and .wo n. and
and .dy ssmpsT sdy and ws ssiia5sn Miss po@
.u evans bsrps acoo S,nSaDss
vi aaywor.h 3 Russell: feeham; caIe.: Mcdonald
E:ss FSrSL.n %ni s Ha :sias
LIvrRpool -seamship misunderstanding Cohen; Mr. j w
S,i ; ina Ris. NJ s' s
MaC. DR. Grant Nc SGn and ;srysns M kd p
NJ TSs,.,sa ON For,, hSw
ssS's s sSaa srfs iSs,.s
d s:' Sss 'Ess: Com s Sss
sy ps 'ss nss Geo two D'"e Children M
css ana ;si ssS
and lady, jsgssi xS Barter; y. coysn and isrss chi
miami nurse Sj r. sspsss k,:sS;
White CUNNINGHAM, z Brown, = knapp. Roet Adam,
Foss r S.ssn Sfe dhs .
Isd goSu H. seS Specie euss
sterling. -
LIvKRrooI- -s,eamship Persia-Casemir Lambert ais.
Belgium; wc,smouth and two daughters Philadelphia;
R Ass: ss;
sos,h Rate: sss Ph.Sslphi: Mrssd Mrs
s lame: L.: Vie; Lily ma xss a.
q u
Ran, Phiadeiphis Mr. apd Mrs " Fster, y Capt II
Orleans; Dodgscu, ENGLAND, VIM Bush. y; Mrs del
ns,Ss NJ ss hsso NJ .n ws s
MCGUIRE Washington Mr. and Mrs Thos taley, Toron
to- Rev VIM Patton. DD, and wife, Miss Anna Hayes New
Haven Miss Caroline rrowbridrr, New Haven ward.
pier, Jas Tborne, Mr. Derby, Y; Theo Weeks Bos
WIN Glenn and i've children, N 7; Mr. and Mrs Bach.
Ss,i.: o. sod M r. Jo:epn Hsr.s.Is two two
an and maid servant, new York: Mis-. Butler AID maid
Dahman and child, New York; Mrs Townicy. Mrs W q
iowniey two infants and two scrvans New YORK; Henry
Mendei, Kentucky John Kelley. England Geo Mscpher.
York. JAS weed Lissrpooi; JOSIAH Brown Fsi Riser;
Mr. and MS Hastings and child, New York; Rev and Mrs
2 Goodwin. Hartford; Mr. and MRS Moore, New York;
.on. New YORK; Miss sarah Dawson New Yort; Dr. ana
Mrs Osgccd. Portland; Rev Joseph Triss Philadelphia
Dr. Hshinger gec Walker Liveyool; inc Horsysl Car.
New rork; John HomsN Piltsburg; 0,Nel Bsyly, Jas
Bueht and infant, Memphis; K Weed n VI Miss corks
md sss M sss%,inly Ssw yoss mshusssq
k::as. cassSs xssa f S.s . ss,srs i gs.s:
:R;S SSs:'s ws Ass'%sn % f ss. IIs
Harvey, New Ysrk; Mr. and Ms zsiisr. Cincinnati Ne
and Mrs Ksrnechan. Baltimore; Henry, SEQ q Par
fridge n, n, and Mrs ohsmbsrn. g sohlotnsr and
.hildrsn. Mcntrssl kssly. England Isb New Yor.
three Misses Stewart Baitimore Capt Goedenough
Msrquis de rerben Janson Cousul General Of France
sss ireland t1s sa ss' wcss 6sssss
Neaneer Iowa; Mrs sam Hooper aud Two Muses. Hoopsr
Nus Ward and seEvenk ~ q Rssten
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bncers sending them. because Viters were pr-
Pate citissns Every departments has suffered in this
way TO remedy this difficulty Senator Coamee has ro-
ported from the Post Odce Committee bill upon the old
System allowing all communications 20 the heads OF Dc
partmeas bureaus chief clerks TO free
through the mails
THE GOODYEAR INDIA RUBBER PATENT.
The House Committee on Patents were TO consider the
Goodyear rubber patents to day, but there not
quorum attendance, and the postponed until
Saturday The Senate Committee have Suspended action
upon matter until the House Committee have com
pisted their investigation.
PRISONERS SENT TO FORT DELAWARE.
Sixty under sentence OF court martial were this
morning sent to Fort Delaware.
INVALID PRISONERS OF WAR EXCHANGED.
number OF sick and wounded prisoners OF war were
vsnt from the Old Capitol to Baltimore to-day, en- route
Tor Fortress Monroe to be exchanged.
THE ARSENAL ON ROCK ISLAND. ILL.
The President has approved the bill authorizing the
Secretary or War to and hold possession In behalf
OF the United States the lands and shores OF Rock
Island Illinois, on which 10 build arsenal just CON-
ponsatioo TO be made 70 private landowners
RECOGNITION OF ITALIAN cONsULs.
President has recognized Fernando do Luca as the
Consul General OF Italy at New Orleans and Giovanni
Bapt;sta Ceputt Consul of aly n San Francisco.
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/ v yesterday tho subject Who,
the senase = = motion lost, and the Senate b,l
morning. BUS = u passage ami lost. receiving oal,
posssy 30 src a.o shs sess
force them % vote or Soad pass i a. oos
ing that the repub.s 'or message mat vi,
be az a campaign document ~. mpt mooeyed casnora
the republicans ALI voted % eu the burtben az Inc
from taxaton thus psc> Nd laborng ri ,saas
increased taxation upon the farmers = w
rAssKD Nv IHx sxsA ,tbis moro,og
Upwnds OF sixty bills passed the SenA -,anea
Very few Of them OF any general infr~
RUSH or Rt~usrss m riiE ssNAfF this ~
There has been great scramble an tue sens~ te I,
ternoo0 get bids referred baok to report cemA -
exceeds any thing known here for years. large - no
erred in this way, and soon after reported GO IS
reading and passed. large majority we're bills that have
already passc the Assembly and they are mostly purely
done yet. This stampede indicates attempt ~ ad-
ourn sne die ON saturday Every motion that has
offered fixing tho time of adjourumsat, however, sss
rHR TAX COMMISSIONERS.
Tho bill extending tho terms OF office q the Commits
ssouers OF Taxes and Assessments In New York
ferred back 70 the committee 10 report complete, aud
will pass TO- morrow.
tho vote by which tho Bank bill was lost this morning
reoonsdered during tho afternoon session and an
effort win mado TO TO pass the Assembly BILL
Mr. Humphrey offered preamble and series OF resolu.
tions citing the action Of Cosgress IN exempting bonds
urge tho repeal o. order Mat al the property
OF the state can bear equitable share o. tsxaton
LAID Tho table under the rule.
MILITIA BILL
Tho Militia bill reported for tho consideration OF
tho senate tho Sha& Il passed tho Assembly,
aud without any amendments.
MGHTEKNTa WARD MARKET.
Tho bill FOR market in the Eighteenth ward OF Now
York city also referred TO tho COMMITTEES Cities 70
report complete.
The rushing OF business great thas Il need haK
dozen men 70 keep with their movements
Ay3EMBLy's EVENING SESSION.
The Assembly spent the entire evening In concurring
with Senate amendments 70 the Assembly bills and third
reading Of bills Among these the Tax bill and the
bill prevent the swindlDg OF recruits This latter pro
that any person who shall defraud recruits OF
of their bounty money either United States county
shall be declared guilty Of felony and conviction shall
punished by imprisonment State prison for not less
than Ave more than ten years. Most OF the bills
passed local.
CONTESTED EiEcroN CASK L
The committee Low and Nven contested case |
preparing their report but owing 10 the OF ev
dence through thoy will not be ready to report for
two or three days yet
GOVERNOR.
The Governor signed this evening the Harlem River Ca
nal BILL also the bill for the Improvement Of Seventh
avenue also the bill authorizing tho expenditure of two
hundred thousand dollars TO supply the upper end OF
Manhattan Island with water.
SOLDIERS /
The Governor signed the Soldiers Voting bill to-day.
The republicans OF the Senate held caucus tonight.
The question OF final adjournment considered among
other things They could not to any agreement.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-04-22

HtIis Hair Dye, SO Cents; Black -
brown na,sral and reliable Depot No. Barclay ssrssA
Sold by oil druggists.
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n. n. Simmons ~ C0.-Managers.
sHsLsY EXTRA Class l9l-Aprll Il. 1854
IL, 23, 46, Al, 7, AZ, 36, 6S, %, 80, 48, III.
CLASS I92-Apra 81. 1854
So. So. 6s, 20, IL, 10, a, A. 81, H. 81, 55, SO.
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Murray. Eddy - CO.-Managers.
KENTUCKY. EXTRA CLASS 287-Aprii Il 1885,
55, 81, IL, Is, At. !, %, %, SO, 3, So, II.
KENTUCKY, CLASS 2s3-Aprii q. 1864.
Is. Sc, 68, 6, 63, rs. 10, 70, 81, 20, 40, 81, 70
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-04-22

Prizes Cnshed in All Legalized Lotte-
ries and information given. GALLAGHER BENJAMIN
Brokers, $40 Chestnut street, philadelphia.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-04-22

Hill, Inimisnbls Hair Gutter; styles,
aud suitable executed In the best only. 6AaS
Ing 10 cents No. Barclay street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-04-22

Hernia Rupture Cured ~ DE-
MARsH's Radic. Cure Truss This Truss has recslvel
the approval OF the Of this
and OF Europe It IL simple ana easily adjusted ana -
pressure be graduated BY the patient II viii support
the without
u the wearer We have also on hand Marshs Abdomisa
Supporters Silk Elastic Stockings, Knee Caps Shouido1
Braces. Suspensorv Bandagea Ac
under Barnums Mussuss.
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important 90 soldiers Disc argeA n00
wounds-The 800 bounty IL now paid. Apply with ls.
charge Communications By mail promptly answered ass
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A CHALLENGE TO TEST.
4 C CI. II,ENGE TO TO T TEsT.

Va that many preparaone for The hhAr wcre
market alt advertised 70 do nearly tho thnOA
that the pubwoud Be unable TO Judge from the e1ve
which genuine. We therefore publish
ed the folio challenge which has been phlsAo4
the Herald and throughout the country 80
has .-- a.ru-u.
Let some citizens disinterested and q
questioned integrity appoint to the proprietor OF ease
the hair s ceoR.
zach proprietor preparation and the person
nothing else during trial certificate Of the result -
widely published the OF the unsuccessful
petitors. .
have meritoous article, that In the greatest hum.
bug of the We apply at our rooms ana any persea
there satisfied which OF the is We bring
the ORIGINAL color eight application At the mo
HOYTs MINNEHAHA HAIR GLOSS
Superior 70 any hardressing IN the market
HOYTB EMPERIAL C0LORTN0 CREAM
An Invaluable dressing whskers Changes iigh asl
'ed hair beautiful brown black Sold everywhere
JOSEPH HOYT CO.. No 10 University plaoe,
corner Eighth street, b. Y
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wigs. Toupses, Hair Dye, Hair Dys,sx
and ModAvia Cream. fer beautfyfne We ner' - ', =
nArCHRIORe. 10 Bond street.
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IntertrOptcal Fra rance Rises I'm Invtsi.
BILE clouds from beds Of Cereus Grandihora the mo
nent that q bottle Of PHAlON SONS Night Blooming
opened One drop han kerchef Coarse
limitations are abroad made from acrd OILS Do not be de
ccived. Look for the words .Phal0n Son. Perfumcrs
New York blown into the glass of the bottles Sold By al
druggists
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Hoyt.s Hinwetha Hair Rssioras,xs,
HOYTS HIAWATHA HAIR RESrORATIYAs
H0YTs HIAWATHA HAIR REsTOHAriyK
HOYTS HIAWATuA HAIR RKsrORATIYE.
HOYTS H1AWATHA HAIR RESTORATIVE.
TM. sTANpARD PRErARATI0E r rooss TIE Hal.
TaE sTANDARD PnREpARATI0N r r0s THE HAIR
IL WARRANTED TO RESTORE
Is WARRANTED TO RESTORE
ia WARRANTED TO RESTORE
Is WARRANTED TO RESTORE
FADED AND GRAY HAIR AND WHISKER0
FADED AND GRAY HAIR AMP WHIsKERs
FADED AND GRAY HAIR AND WHISKER0
FADED AND GRAY HAIR AND WaIsKES
TO TUEIR ORIGINAL COLOR
TO THEIR ORIGINAL COLOR.
TO THEIR ORIGINAL COLOR
TO THEIR ORIGINAL COLOR
II does claim make hair come In whore has ose4
fallen nohing will do that whatever may be adveresl
to the conrary but will arrest its falling ont make har1
silky II and the scalp Of all impurities
and humors and ENTIRELY CURB HEADACHA NEE
vOUSNKSs, AND OTHER BAD EFFECTS OF PkH-
vIOUS USB OF PREPARATIONS CONTAINING SUI
PHUR. SUGAR OF LEAD, &c II requires no soAptas
washing and hours for s application. nor viii crock ~
smut but is as easily applied and wiped from the skn - ssy
dressing II resto6s the natural shading Of halls
with which life appearance instead Of NE
uniform black Of dyes that the critical obsess
uuatA startt unae
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sHer Majesty Champagne.-The Rep
ai Wine Of England 1000 Of this exquisite Wine -
SALE 1t go per ". WARD. No Broad street.
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whes,,v A wilson's HiG hest PrsWtus
rocr ssIteh Saving usehines so Broadway.
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rrusses. Elastic stoekings. &e.-Marse
Co IS Radical Care rruss once only 81 Ha sVsssv 49,
IAdy attendant
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survey at . Glance
WHOLE FIELD t on THE FASHIONS

WHOLE FIELD or TEE FASHIONS
essrLsxEN,s, MISSES AND cHILDRExs nAIl
In do this ydu invited 70 visit the essasn
ment OF ,vv,v - .,,u
The largest and completely stocked Has store 70 "
United states For he season he has tntroduse4
upwards hundred styles II pustng faot MT
~ mpes that In his twenty years srprteaeo
AZ has not only never offered, out be- never go
soe xtepsfTs a variety OF hat
FASHIONS FOR ALL ACES,
AZ his store now esntainA II would seem an
TASTE AND FANCY
could scarcely snrges. an addition % the chhdrsss -
10 equip children satisfactorily from vast ana -
vershed assortment In the department. u eenusnsen
dress aud busnesa hats there ns ovsr
TWENTY-FIVE NEW STYLES,
which are AL special 70 the season -
rrusses. Elastic stoskings. &e.-Marsn
Co 8 Radical Truss once only 81 Me- fvsssy srs
IAdy attendant
wigs. Toupses, Hair Dye, Hair Dys,sY
and Modavia Cream. fer bsaufying NE heR, . ~ -
BArCHRIORs. 10 Bond street.
Unss,.v A Wilson'S Hig hest Preutus
Lock stitch Sewing Machines. so BrosdwT
watches and JewsIry, r,,o.s
or ALL DEsCRIPfioSA
For sisn oKoRaF O. ALLEN, as BrosdwNy
l. ous dear halas caasi sxsss ~ VssMxA.
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Gas Fixtures.
The largest assortment Of
CHANDELIERS. BRACKETS. 40.
In the city offered 81
OLD PRIUB6,
Also, everything In the line OF
FRENCH CHINA
DINNER SETS TEA SETS. TOILET 6Rf0
RICH CUT TABLE GLASS
CUTLERY and
SILVER PLATED WARE.
The purchasing p,tblc invited to examine.
w. j. r. DAILBY CO..
63l Broadway.
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Aromatic Schfedam schnRppss
5000 cases Schiedam schnapps 10 bond.
loo cases Cognac Brandy.
1000 cases old Bourbon Whisksy.
1000 cases Madeira and Sherry Wine
500 cases Jamaica aud st. Croix Rum.
For sale By UDOLPHO WOLFE,
- Beaver street
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JeRers. Sta neutrality-suspicious. sa1
o''''e' yEFPERs, SIS Broadway
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Gouraud's Poudro Subtle Upsoo<s Hats
daryOt <DS Broadway
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Ladies, Attention.-Fiuting any width.
FIVE cents per yard French Futing Co.. 9 Broadway -
tween Twenty nrst and Twenty second streets
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DIR. watson's .Cause ana Curs"-Oa
Debility, Ulcers k With piass o. every variety Of disease
ID Invaluable ,hoss who desire private
Price 81 Sold By MILLKR 90 s1lf broadway. and W
The author SO Broadway nett block sbeye the Metre
poian Hotel Corsultations from A n. 70 Or N.
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Corns, Bunfons, Inverted Maths, EN-
raed Iouts and all diseases Of Feet cured wheutpa
lnconvenieucc 70 the patient By Dr. zACHAklk. Sur
On Chiyopodist. Broadway.
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Cloth and Parchment Tags.For ship.
pirg cotton. wool, Gar, &C., 81 vtcrokk IA ofH's t1
Chsmbers street
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| Crfstadoro's Hair Dye, Preservattve
L fhe Are nppled BIZ skilful astists
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Ptmples, Freckies. Tan, Erupsi0eSs
letter ssrteunn sailowness Flesh worms &c. cured ~
GoURAUD's Italian Medcsssd Soap, o. his new dsoo -
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Just Published,
] From the Authors Advanced Sheets.
THE oUTcAsrs;
y yHE Ell, ssAsDS$s g S ssaS5g,
Author S.r,: l4'
The following Novels srsddon have rseessn
LADY .AupLEYs sEcRET.' Price 50 cssA
THREE TINES Pros % Csnta
bARRELL MARKHAM. Prcs 50 csnss
Copies q the s5oSe books sen, BY man. any address rs
p.h,.a nv Of postage on re pGK q prc rslaKRAIp
No IS Ann street, Mt.
Jsponica.-Certafn bat Harmless Hats
q hc :, s s Hyses9ns rrce Soc and
.JeRers. 573 Broadway.-Ladiss enc
chldrens Boots Slippers Bow: as 81, aro.dv.,
Ladies, MISUNDERSTANDING any Width.
FIVE cents per yard. French Futing Co.. o Broadway -
tween Twenty nrss and Twenty second streets
MtIIers Make Moths.-Guard Againss
sad surely, o the sor0ussy s:ssd e:
most 'e"-H HARRIS 4 CHAPMAN. Ysc,urers. Bos.ea-
Prof. AIex. q. Barry's Tricoph erous %
s,asd e., s ss"Sr%{ sns
and muscles (such salt rheum, pimpee shblains Ach
siaS, relief 10 case: !. eas Srais. spr.ns sarns $50
World rf Fr u fssi. o ss 81 Pea:
Protection from Burglars.
dwelling houses. affords perfect security against osrs~
''' '-'' VALENTINE 4 BgrLEn.
rs and 20 Walker street. third door east OF BrssdvsS
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Grover e Bakers Highest PreM1aar
Elastic Stitch Sewing l95 Broadway. New Yos
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For saisT aEoRaT O. ALLEN, as Brcsdwy
|. Que dear halas caaal sHsst isyvsrI " VAAEyxA
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q. Saunders Metallic Tablet Rases
srcp-The oldest and most approved sroe aow In -,
before the public for the last forty ~
sale Wholesale and rctaii. ct the subscrbees',
j. 8. SAUNDRRB No. Aston Bowss
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The ROTARY LOCK for banks and hall doors -
dwelling houses affords perfect security against bsrass
"u 'A VALENTINE BUTLER.
Patentees and Sole Manufacsureru.
rs and 30 Walker street. third door east Of Broadway
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Beiepain for Sis ia small payments; good and safe
method for OF small means TO obtain home Meeting
every Friday evening 1877 Bowsry attend and learn par
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Address TO Smokcrs.-PolIak & Son,
Meershaum manufacturers. S57 Broome street near the
Bowery sell goods at wholesale aHd retail. Pipes
ordsr repa red. boiled and mounted
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Elliptic Sewing Machines.
They are the hast Bee Them before purchasiug
OlVYICE est BROADWAY, n g.
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Beautiful C0mpIe1i0n.-Laird' s
OF Youth everything for preserving and
beautfyng the plex,on and skin as Broadway and
druggists everywhere.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-01

their strife, and is the only issue between
them. They both regard the election OF
1864 as the last oppOrtNnAy, aud hence we
infer that . reconoiIiation Is not to be ef-
fected by the ordinary appliances Of party.
MOI, sre CHAsE and LIScoLS BY any
means alone In this contest for supremacy.
FnExoxT is looming up, backed by the
solii and incorporating German ele-
mcnt Of his party. and by other influences,
which make him hardly less formidable
than either of his competitors.
The friends and retainers Of each of
these men fully appreciate the value of the
prize in view, and psrtake, with their
leaders, of the uncompromising spirit
which scorns Cancellation.
Every days developments reveal still
more bitter and widespread dissensions.
We hear Of them in tho United States
Senate and House Of Representatives.
Nay the very Cabinet Of LINCOLN, is
pervadcd by animosities so bitter as to
make meetings in council no longer practi-
cable. In the large assembly at Louisville,
in the State Convention at Indianapolis
every where. in a word, the elements of
disintegration are at work, and make
themselves manifest.
What tho Democracy have to do is to
adhere to their devotion to tho Constitu-
tion, and to Constitutional Union, com
plete their organization until it is every
where compact and perfect, boldly and
manfully stand up to what they know tc
be right, and the Administration of Gov
emment will ultimately and inevitably re-
vert TO their hands.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-01
New Work Market.

NEw YoRK, March /.
CorroN STEADY and firm with an upward
tendency 80@Sl. ..t.rtt
FLouR-Heagy and dropping. G,50(96 70
for extra State; 20@7 IS Round Hoop
Ohio. .....t. tstl
WHEAT Slightly favora buyers; l,66C9l. so.
Chicago Spring, l,56@59 Milwaukee Club;
l,67Gel 20 Winter Red.
CoRw-DulI and unsettled 81 27@l 20 for
store.
Oars Quiet and firm, with good de-
mAnd 9l@92
PoRK.-Firmer and more active 20 mess;
2l old and "a new
Cur MEATS Firm. n q tr
Lam "A shade firmer, l3@l3a.
WHISKY Dull and heavy Western held
at 9l@92
PrrRoLruM STEADY 3O@slI Crude, Az.
Bond, j3(056 Free
NEw YoRK, March l.---stocks irreg-
closing irmer Money seven per cent Ster.
ling quiet and steady at 744. Gold 69s.
500 Coupons I06, 6's '65 Coupons 80 One
year certificates 9sl New York Central 1877.
Erie 81 2l9 Reading 81 2Ot CO a. B.
.3ll ~
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sHERIFF's SALE.


Il WILL sell at public auction, on
THURSDAY, MARCH y, 1854,
Al the feed store rooms formerly Occupied by Peter
Reiat, on Fourth AroeL between Main and l0ieTzOn,
IN tho city oi layton, the following goods aud chat
tells, tO-wit; About 200 bushels OF oats; about 400
bsHels or shorts bran or chou sed about 800 sou
bushels OF "a barrels OF -FOUR barrel OF buck
wheat tour pair OF hay scales and patformi pair
Of Fairbanks seaeai one bay horse; one spring wag
on aud harness; two flour ehests; one lot Of empty
top, % one iron salei two truck wagons, eharH,
benches, dc
Taken on execution as the property OF Peter Rest
NJ fhs suit of Dayid H. Boyer and others.
ale 10 commeDcs ~ len O'Clock m OF said day.
GEoRGE woaAMAE, Sheriff Mont. county.
r. ". IHREbHEA, Attorney. fe2OdaWts
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VynsAIngtOn Gossip.

1t seems from the correspondence of tho
Cincinnati Gazette that the appointment of
tho Baltimore Convention in June. was a.
triumph Of LINCOLN instead of CHASE, as
the latter desired it postponed until late
summer or early fall.
1t leaks ont, since the "wicked rebel
lion" of CHAsR and his friends against the
Government, that the Secretary has thrice
rendered his resignation, and thrice has its
acceptance been refused. We always ex-
pected CHASE to get ont Of Office before
the financial catastrophe befalls the coun-
try, and have wondered at his delay, when
the crash may be expected at any time.
The above enlightens us. He will SO ar
range matters yet rs not to be tho unfortu-
nate occupant of the Treasury Office when
the greenbacks go to the dogs. There will
be another Secretary whom that time comes.
The BLARs and other prominent Re-
publicans, (this, mind you, we learn from
the Republican press, are wAging bitter
warfare on CHAsH in order to drive him
out Of the Cabinet. CHAsn is waiting
anxiously to know whether LINCOLN con-
nives at their attacks, intending, as soon
as ho finds such to be tho fact, to resign
for the fourth timol
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But one of the funniest pieces Of gossip
current in Washington, is the rumored
proposal of FREMoST to run for President
on the Democratic ticket, on the grounds
that he has always been Democrat, is
opposed to arbitrary arrests. and hates LIN
COLIN with all the intensity Of sound and
patriotic Copperhead.
Among the candidates spoken of for
Democratic nomination two still quote
from Republican authority is MILLARD
FLLMoRE--a most excellent man. by the
way, thoroughly national. and now VAL
LANDIouAT Democrat--just as Mr.. WEE
sTER, Ills great Secretary of State, would
be to-day il he were living.
One moro item, which we find in the
Washington correspondence of the Gin
cinnati Gazette. The correspondent says
the Democrats "seem to be confident of
carrying the next Presidential election, and
talk as jauntily as though last fall had
been one long triumphal procession. -
Certainly We expect tocarry tho noxt cleo
tion. We feel very sure of il.