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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-28
LIVERY STABLE.

uIENRY ALLIS, xev ysss Livery an1.ssis ssa -
n Nes- Is and II rsst pvri sfssss, tie q
dfSsnss B1eck. NA0-
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-28

DlRRC TORS
GUSTAvUS r DAVIS. THOMAS BELBNAP, Jr.,
". II. ID. CALENDER. CHARLES WHITE.
JAS. L. HOW ARD, CORNELIUS B. ERWIN
GEO. ". MOORE, HUGH HARRISON,
MARS ALL IEWELL, GEO. :. GILMAN,
EBESEZER ROBERTS. JONATHAN b. BUNCE.
RODNEY DENNIS, Sec J. G. PATTERSON Presr
O. ,. DAVIS, Vice Pres't
HENRY A. DYER, General Agent.
II. c. MARTIN, State Agent,
80. Temperance Hall. Indianapolis, Ind.
3. DAVIS. Local Agent,
no. Oh Fellows Hall.
y. B. Agents and Solicitors wanted IN every part OF
the State. sprl4-csv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-22
Shipping ENTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF NEW-YORK. APRIL.
Cfenrrf.

Cfenrces
Steamship Kangaroo Orb Rtidremsn Liverpool 10 d
Steamship Savannah, CoDistnSk, Charleston A Logan.
Bark Senecs (Arg.). Lewis. Baltimore. j. j. Philips C.
Bark Jessie tIiri Grant, Cow Bay. Bret Son 4 Co.
Bsrk Mary Il. Rich, Carlton Mstanzss, L. D. ~
Byookman.
Bark Mango fBr), Pond. Boston. @. r. Dichnan.
Bark john Griffin (Br Chsse. Aspnwall, J. r.. Ward :
Bark Enabeth jenkins (br), Besser, Quebec, Boys
Hinchen.
fsrk sufrem Jean Fr.l ST. PIERRE Washington.
Bark Theresa (Brcm.). Christopher Bremen koop Ne
Bark Mary Ann. Powell, Cow Bay, &. 5. Nrah CO.
Brig Sarah flagg (Br.). Fans, Hayani, j. J. PHILIPPE.
Brig Emma H'.l, Howe Gorse, Merchant HImiltoa
Br. Dipgo Bsnhsl, Cow Bay. Z. Talbot 4 Co
Brig Antonio Mathe (BLl, Leehmsen, Belize, Alexsdl
& Sor.
Brs Rosa Abbo. (Br.), Richmond Nor,hpOt Bscs Z
Russell
Brig Alpa,ros (Br) Psrtridge Cow Bay Miek Housso,
Brig Antilles, Wrsstup bayaquez Miller Huzhton
schr. Mas-irs (BE) Nugent, Rio Grands dc Sur, D. \
De Wolfk Co.
Schr Edward +. Mgry Wilcox. City Point.
Schr. X Doden Borden. City Point. Il. kinn!.
schr. l.. a. Anderson, Cranmer. WasninzonS On bruse
Slsght.
schr ~ E. Hem. Erickson, Ihincotecsus Al. Haven
schr. Jemins and Harriet. ILton, CIincoAsua 4 =
Haven.
Schr. Tvs. Bruuer, Boston, A. 3. bsvsn.
schr. r.. Er glish. Potter, Pl Dhelphia
Schr. 4. r. King.ly Gace Pay. I. NJ. NsybeNA 90.
Schr. A. Beston. Ryan, Washington. Van Brunk sssh
sctr. II. W. Cooley, Wees, Warrington, Nn brariA
slaght.
schr. Sarsh Msri. Underhll, BArscos, J. T. PesAn.
Schr. J. II. stephen. Jennings Accomac
schr Glenwood Bsyles w arlington Van Brns SlaghA
Schr. l.. A. Grogue, Newcomb fortren honrs, CrouvS
L Paine
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n sea~sAty Eesniss Star, FROM Neu- 0yedss-ChsS II
Burr. Mrs.. Col l.. c. Baker James Asrshal wife, ehuS
smith, }. t. Orns and lady, Mrs. s. A. Trswick, MI
Ira. ich, A. G. Wharton. r. y. burando J. L. Founce
valet Cha Long, Samuel Simpson. j. NJ Tesnts and n
hTshhed children aud nurse ). Levy wife, child sn~U
,ant Mrs. H. Lilduer, Capt q. A.. Schnsidesu Capt. b.
W. Lee +. Dechamp', jr, A. D-cl amps, H. Whitak +
Capt W. Finser, y. kunc Mrs Hilborn, Miss HiborI8,
hde'h-t i. sslc w lempas, 8. De COrdeviolla ss
could. Mr. ssitys and child, end IS In Storage.
Ia u. ~ Siecm Tjdnsport Ssrd- AGdd. from Him a
-hev. henry Ward Beecher Mrs. Henry Ward BeschsnS
" m O. lieecher, Master Herbert r. Beecher Mrs. Mos 6
Beach, John 4. Howard esq, Mrs John I. Howard Al,
henry w. b. Howard GeoTse Thompson, ESQ, VIM ly1
garrison esq Lieut. g. T. Garrison J. r. Elienwood g.,
Wilson Hon. Charles Anderson, Theodore TItou, ESQ.,, n
Pierce, esq
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bort Uar6crs' No.ire.
SrArf OF NEv-YoRK.

SrArF OF NEp-YoRk
PoRr-WARpss. OFFIcw, y. l0l Walst
NOTICE il hereby given, in accordance with
section OF the set passed April H. 1851 entitled An
Act 10 Reorganls the Waeu Oice of the Port OF New
York TO persons interested u having charge o. tho
subject such inquiry examination survey tina?
tho following vessels under examination by the on
ardens and that the said examinations WI %
pleed within ten days socceedt. his noaes -
beard said vessels:
Stearuer Penns ylyania....... Pier as 2. \.
BARK Maria Morton. ...............flef J.. =" l.
Hork Eureka ............,......'''" .':.rmphe
Brig Msgie. ..Jacksoi Noodf, ~
Brig Baltic ............s..s......'s' ..'''f"Us
Brig Mystic .....................,..i D"'Hp-',,~
Brig Potomac ................ss.''-,''
Brig kothsay. ~,
Schoor.r Alice. .risfrepentA
MISTHORNE TOM'hlNs, PiesiessA
J Arcs HERMAN. Secretary.
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Advertisement.
CnxeTrv pTlps-t 'oS9INpTroy

We cav 10 p,r.on having Conumpiou IN whatever r.
Of the disoss" pr MsnARrs FINE rRxK Tan CoRDi,
which IL readily taken up ~ tho blood ard carried
luf lni healing principles Of the Tar upon tho
famed Of tie lungs aud stop their decay once and
PATIENTS rfo ia sryri THr PISB TEkE Tan CORDIAL has
power dissolve the thick stops up the
wind JAssg-s of tho ungs and eIpels Il from III. system
THK TN. TRsg TAR CORDIAL purihe- the blood
Of all scrolous matter that aconssnty breeding Sores
tcna aud external Salt kheum Bloches on ihs Face and
all Skin Diseases, especially cured by In WIsnAar
PINE ihrs TAR CORDIAL Office, No 10 North Second st.,
Philadelphia
sod at HKLnsoID's Drug and Chemical Warehouse, No
g Brosdway, N. Y.
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Net earnings. ........si'ss l' ll5 30


The operating expenses 80 l4-iOo' Inc passenger
earnings show the enormous increase OF ~ 7-lO
rer cent. and largoly from sbe local traffic. The
anoupt of net earnings, s. ,S8I, Il3 81, afforded
income sufficiently large 10 meet the payments ma
turing during the year for rental taxes, interest OF
tho bonded debt, the years contribution to the
Sinking Fund, and the ten per cent dividend on
the guaranteed stock in all 81 l37, 22l GO, leaving
surplus of $7i3S9l 81 equal to nearly ten per cent
on the common stock. The total payments, viz,
The years charge for interest sinking fund, rental,
taxes and two dividends on both classes Of stock,
amounting TO 81 ,692, $50 %, being deducted from
the amount of the net earnings, viz, 81 1881 ll3 80
left net balance OF $lSS, 5G3 AZ. This balance
was expended in necessary additions to tho rolling
stock.
The Michigan Southern road earned tho second
week in April
1861. s7O5oo 1865. ....:.:.ss
Increase. ShaoOo'
This road since March shows an increase in re-
ceipts of slis,325.
Receipts of the Racine and Mississippi and
Northern Illinois Railroads for the week ending
April IA,
1865. $50 IS ls6i........... ss2ss 70
Receipts from Jsnuory 10 Aprh IA.
1865. sl2s.935 q 1854 80. sl%25I ~
lncrcase.....-....---...S O,3o3 ~
John Homer will pay the regular quarterly divi-
dend r per cent on the Western Union Telegraph
stock, a, No. lis Broadway, April 25.
All the banks in Boston have decided TO become
National banking institutions except two-the
Revere and the Traders Banks
The subscriptions and sales Of 7.3os at the Ninth
National Bank to-day amounted 70 $4,000.
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LIvERMoRR, CLEws & Co.,

LIvERMORR, CLEws & Co,
BAgKERs.
No. 32 Wall.st, ". V,
GOVERNMENT AGENTS FOR THE SALE OF 1Hr e. =.
3.l0IoAY.
Commission allowed Bankers. Brokers, Insurance
Companies. and al parties purchasing for resale.
A n determinations on hand ready for immediate de
livery
ALL ENDS OF o. a. sRcrHrEs noUGuT AND SOLD
HENRY CLEws Co.
Successors ~
LIyERNoBI CLEws & Co.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-22

English ROYAL Velvet and BRUSSELS CARPET
IyGs 1t greatly reduced prices It IRAx AspEksoSs No. ss
Bovery; also Threepy and Ingram Carpet Hugs. Mating
Shades on cio'hs French Embrodera Table ard Piano
the former prices It Irnln Ayprnsoss No. 10 Bowsy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-22

The Governor Of New-Hampshire by procla-
nation instructed the municipal authorities throughout
the state tie bells to be oed and minute guns
be fired during the hour Of the formal services on
Wednesday and recommended TO all the people TO drape
their buldags Ia mourning aud invoke tie Divine tuc
cor IT, the Iretept tad emergency
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-22

The Fort Sumter excursionists on board the
Arago first received information Of thu death OF the
President from gunboat Cape Henry. Ii east q
gloom over the entire party and made many persons
weep with the deepest sorrow.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-22

BuITER-keceipts more liberal and prices easier. We

PETROLEU M-1herc has been moderate business
todsy prices have edvnnced and are firm ut the close
az 36 csc for Crude: 32G5ac. for Refined in Dond
and II re- for Refined. free; the receipts TO-DAY are
4 .. 400 bbls.
EICE-Thcrc IL very good demand at former rates.
but holders generally refuse operate excep, at an
ndyarcc Of about &c. q ~ sales Of 100 bags common
EangoCn at le currency duty paid, and 20o bags DO
al &c. gold, in lond.
\ SUGARIlhcre has been moe activity IN Raw
Sugars to day the inquiry being principally nom re-
fnsis: prices are uer and NJ tbs close We quote lar
10 good Refining 1t llall.o sales Of l,3s0 hhds al
l0.al4c for Cuba. and Il di5c. for Porto Eico Ie-
III ed frmcr. =. 80.
SALT-rbe market FOR Liverpool is quiet AZ 81 coo
81 20 for ground; Fine follows; g 50as2 10 for
Marsi all, Joticy & Darcy's and NorimtgtoIs and
e. lCds3 20 fr AshtOns Turks laaud 10 selling al
from Asa SOC. u
sEEDS-Clover Seed Is quiet, hut fr.1. At 900. Tim
othy Seed Is in limited demand at $3.50 pcr BUSH
Rough Flax Seed is dull ut ~ 25aS2 ~ per bush oi
% -.
SpICES-An descriptions nre firmly hold. Holders
have advanced their quotations, but We hear Of no
SHELTER is dull and nominal at &c. for Domestic
STFAPiV-s,les ~ II. 900 n Nc. ut l7c.
TALLOw-Tlc market is firm and the demand fair
sales OF g. OoO H.. at IL Ito for Western and III
&c. for Ciiy, cash. 1t,
WIlSKY-The market IL lower ard unsettled.
though opened steady salcs, since our as OF ~ Do-
let g. l.s}2 - for western. and closing ~ " Il.
81 ~.
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Arrived.

Steamship Evening Star, WiDpeuny Newussv. 20
mdse mails and pass, j. 4. Rsynor Arrived as W. Boa
afternoon 18th, steamship Flung shrey
u. 5. steam transport Ca'ssnars Holloway s1shdrA
AG m 10 uo,o S.d. gyne Hilton Had hoa.
pass to u. 8 ousrtermastef Arrived at hNonnsea '"~
B.rI Mary Lucret.s Bowers Palermo March tpas'ed Oh
n;.ar as,h. mutt 1e to & =. MaIw.n n,.,ns r.>
a. passed Gibai.r March ls fruit to George =. ulI.y.
Brig Chief Of Halifax n. s., Norris, Neuvfas days sse
and mos..es to J. T. Whitney Co. Len brig sb's'tI ii
Biz Saxon Of s. Johns. N. F., Green Csu:aos d,ys
sugar to ~ T. Green Currie. Sailed IN comgsg WIN en3
SPOKE B s steamship Tall man from HsvTe al for Livss
pool Left bark Lady franklin, for Boston. =.
Brig J. p c KiTf Orb c'Hiil Windsor NJ IL e''>
Big Kate. McDOus., Lusan II days. eoio Msnh,is's
BnS velos tsp) San Martin, st. Domingo Ct, Is dsys
In ballast to A. c. Ro.,ire & Co.
Brig Canning o wGd'ST Mo'Teo NO 1s.s
scir ROYAL Arch !Br). Davidson, Cornwaih 10 e1s
SIR Ann ,liren. Calais 9 days iaihs to Jed Eye
schr Glide, Lewis New Bedford lumber to ID. T. Cr''or
sehr Yarmouth, Baxter WarshAm, nails
sehr. Z. II: Nash, RswLsy, Harrington IL DAY 'p'"
s:Sr p Foster CLARK Mrbrds. days. D'sr to J'as
sshf GIss. Reh.rd.on Cutler days. 'psr' H0yoi's
seh syvi. Reynolds Cutler Is days, 'psr' H0yol's
Sem julia Kelley. JoaesbOroush days. 'pr' to snsv
sehr SALIVA, Jaspcr, Msehas days, sPss . HoyOl's
Sehr. Louisa, Saunders. c.a. 10 days. for Wimnss's
Sch, cIar, Erep Norton, Boston linseed.
Sem Uuion Dennison, Machias days. lumbr to snp''a
schF Hs,per COombs, Portland, slaves sBdmschirsps
sch1 hdei. Brton CORVALLIS IA days, pes'0'' to D~
sehr jna (of Kingston. Ja Green, Key 'erd j. dsyS
uano 10 H. Decordoys Co. Lett schI Godei, "osi !ssS
scbr nrssdsn Davis shuse IS days sp.rs C. L. Stow
schr Nor.heI Light, Buckbee Nnal Hayn, granite 10
schr jenny Lind Cole shulee is DAYS spsr.O C. sncH
schr Lotte. BernheT, Trinidad de Cuba i9y' no-'''ss
schr Rostbud iBr) Palmer, sacsvlle 10 d.y. with ~
hbs OF seed 100 bb OF potatoes 3co boh OF Data Nc
sehr Jane. H. Deputy sturses ballast 20 Esker Dsy'e
scir Es.ex innel Boston, ballast 10 Bsht Dayton
schr Ocean Bird (Br) Dcnuison Ccrnwals IL days pos
toes, to q. r. Permission 4 Go.
schr. Impress (Br, Clubhouse, sschvle days, o'ia
Peter J. Neyins Sons.
schr. Rose bad tBr) Palmer sackviIs nlsy', oats to
schs. Horta lBrl. wsl,ce Horton NJ g II days pss
toes to d. Il. DeWolf Co.
schr Queen Of Clippers tBr Davidson, Nind'0r ID d'ys
plaster, TO A. Snlthers Co.
Schr. Messenger, Holden. Rock-nd. Line
schr. Trimmer. North. Bridgeport, for Ahny.
Schr. Tiger, Buck. WOODBRIDGE, for Che1ea
schr. Nelson Wells Hunter Gloucester, hsh 10 msssA
schr. Benjsmin Strong. Brown Newport
Schr II. :. Barnes. Cone. Harwich
schr Mary Beeos Cannon Amherst, l2isy' Potatoes ssa
Oats to II. J. 3 c. A. DeWolr
sehr Sarah Buck, Davis. Portland, ds', lumber JeAs
Boynt Son 90.
Bri.i,h sehr. Unicorn Nichols. pisby P.,oe. Duryss
HYDE.
schr Grecian. sua,tOu, Franklin, Ne lumber " 3. =
Mayhem Go.
wIND-N Sunset. NE
Sailed.
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Trayeiers' Guide.

To Albany hy Hud.on X. H., from Soth-st. Depot
y and u. a. M, aud $40. 8, and lotp. IN. Sun
day tram from 18th 4; p. m cry cas- run pe-
tween Chambers aud 30th.sts. stations.
10 Albany, by Harlem r. H., 26ths St, ithsv., 10
To Baltimore. BY the New. Jersey H. r., foot Of
Courandts,., and III a. IN. p M. aud -
midnisht p ri
Norwich Line. Pier 30 N r.. Neptune Lin,. Pier
e y. H.. and s;oniagton line, PICK ~ ~ X, daily
TO Boston By New Haven IL H. Vi. Springfield
gttntt and fi-zy .................Sa M AMI p. m
10 Boston by Newilsvon r. r., s5th.st and All.
ay. via Shore Line, TT aud p snnday..... .. IN
To Bridgeport by steamer Bridgeport. foot OF Peek
To Is1aao and the Vest By Enc Railroad loot
To &c oScIaSd o. b. itaac and Great Western
RR; via Ehe Railway. foot OF ChamoeFsst, con
Meeting with Railroads FOG all principal cluea IN
the West, m aud ......................... p. IN
reGreenpori go. ~ tendon Saturday, P lA)so
YAphank, ldip, Farmnglae, Long Island, by l..
Railroad, uon Janesslip and foot OF sithst+
Foi Hudson c.i.i aud ic BY steamer rrav . '
eer, Monday. "Wednesday and FRIDAY, foot OF
Hlrhsonst., North RyeE. p NJ
To New Haven, Hartford, aud Sprinsheld-stean'
70 New Haven, by p the 2ew.IIsven R.R, 2ith.,.
70 arb ID. " W. at b. m % ten.. o s1a
from foot Of Courandst.. VIA Philadelphia Gam.
r end ~ su@ crEysr. hfc.i Of
vaAlcntown lfom pier N. H., a. M, IL w.
and s% n SUNDAY train ;Snc IN
days exec ,ed) HON foot OF Wsl-st, Brooklyn
connecting At Port Monmouth with trains for
IhladrlI III
To Philadelphis, by New-Jcr.ey Railroad. foot OF
Courtlandt IT., 7, 10 and III m. IL ~, snd6p
and u midnight Sundav................... . p m
10 Philadelphia per Railway and Steamboat. (sun.
days excepted via Camden and Amboy. from foot
OF Barclsys, Ga m ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. p. m
To Providence by Neptune Steamship Co.. Line.
daily from pier o. foot OF Robnsonst., N H., at III.
To Red bank and LONG Branch. by steamer Eseo
daily from pier foot OF Murray It,. ai..-...... Sip. IN
To Warrington. by New ersey r. X. foot Of
CouTtandtst. I, q and llt a. NJ, p. m, and ID
n. T.
For further information In regard 70 Railroad Time Table,
zee ZEN OIL IL in another Of this paper.
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fAdysrii--meut.l

Our LANEsTED PRESIDEST.-Messrs.J j. Gun
SEr6 Sos No N Broadway, y. Y. Publishing the
knov,tsrd best ksrcfs II our late PRECEDENT IMPERIAL
3D. C,lit 81 and CaTlss de- White. 23c each. AeerI d
couht 10 the trsdA.f
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Ucwcs & Macy, Ennkers,
No. 80 yysll.st., New.Yors,

10. 80 Wal ct, New'IoGs,
(Formerly officer Of tho Psrt BANK
Four PER CENT INTEREST ALLOWED oS DErosITs.
PERSONS OPYSEG ACCOUNTS may DErosir and DRAW
rs they please the same as with the City Banks. and
viii be allowed Interest on their daily balance at PEI
cent
COLLECTIONS IL ade upon any part Of the United States
or Canada.
Orders for the PURCHASE or SALE OK the various
issues OF Government and other Stocks, bonds and
Gold promptly executed for the usual commission.
FOURTH NATIONAL BANK OP THB CITY o!
NTw.YOHT.
Nos. ~ AND 30 PET ST..
DEPOSITORY AND FINANCIAL Agent oP TIE CSrTEr
STATS
Havo for sale ready for delivery.
UNITED STATES $40 TREASURY NoTEs.
Convertible, at maturity into $40 GoLpIEARiSG
BONDS.
UNITED STATS 1910 RoVDs
UNITED STATS $40 BoNDs,
UNITED STATS 1-YEAK CERTrFIcATe
We also collect Government Vouchers and prnf's.
and attend 10 other business with the Government
p c. CAIHOUs, President
e. SEAMAN Cashier.
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Steamship Funs Shuey passed, the s v. Bar bs'i d
stnnsInsn and brig A,ve 18th inst, $40. M, TorusA
bearing n. W. spoAe steamship Guiding hence for Ns
ORLEANS.
April s. s, IS 40 lon 1850 ship Magenta poke snip NssS
TAM from PsTqniDs for Cork
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RccejDts Of Produce,

APRn 2l.-29 700 bbls. Flour 952b WHISKY, 3,lIl
bbls Corn Meal 1872 pkgs. Ashes. 1850 pigs. Provr
sions. 80 pigs. Lard 459 pkgs. Oil Cake l.7oO pEgs
Butter.
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The Michigan Central earned the first half Of

lss4....sIA, TEL 1855 ..-.... .sl6e,2o]
Increase ,623
The official report Of the Michigan southern
road has been published. The earnings lof inc
Year ending March l, So. $50 400 IS
ElueustS
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Cost ano fcmo.

nHS REwARD-LOST, o, Monday, Apra
~ 81 H. botw.en Twenty second nd Eighhst,, thrss
RINGS solitaire diamond The naer Vii receive N
secondg.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-22

A Bust OF Mr.. LINCOLN, size Of life, ma
b. bad Of NesaI. fowLER WELLS No. 359 broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-22

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
sun Ri'e'3:.o sun Sets......646l Moon rises. 81
HIGH WATER IHIs DAY.
sandy Hook 2z6e Gov. Island. S:50e Hell Gste.... ~
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Onions, ? peck .4oooo Sprouts place. Sa 90
PARSLEY, bunch. .l00l5 Turnips. y PIX. 20
Parsneps y dog -. .25D3Oi Water Cress, v a. led2u
sUSDRIES :
Reans dry p quart. 100 Coal stove tim III 0o0l2 %
Brooms each .5OG'5 Kerosene ea.. 70 30
Peas split y b.. cas- Mscaroni v b. 2Oa 80
Coal, hard y bush. 100 IS Milk. p quart.-.-WeR
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DiansfeP,

The schooner Northern Light struck OdFed Point an
f.r remaining hall hour oil with tree feet oi wse
D the hnl
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[ AdvrrtisrnleniI

WINDOW SHADES,
Gold, Holland &e. styls sh,ds Prtar-s at reduced
prices. U. j.. J. Is. EELrr, RIO 80 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-22

Pork to-day. Prices have advanced and At the close
are firm At our extreme figures the sales are GOO bbs
at f25d 52J % for Old Mess S7 5O0s25 for New do ;
ga Is q s25 for Prime; s26a se6 25 for Prime Mess
and SIS l2t for Sour Mess. Beef dn but prices are
without ohasge sales Of 375 bbs at si3QSl6 so for
IA dull and nominal. Beef Hams are moderately ac.
i've sales O, 1875 bills at e24 25ds4 50 for Western
cut Meats are In better request and prices are de-
Sailed Shoulders the letter for choice and III 9c for
Sweet Picked Hams, and l0,OCO - Bellies n, l6c ia
con is frm and in fair demand: sales Of go boxes ~
lJ!c FOR CsmhoTand ana To-. u loic for Short Ribbed
ord is in moderate demand and steady; sales of l2Oo
hIs ard tci. nj l7c. for No. J, and IL. TO- for
fair 10 rriIl. Steam aud Hottie Rendered
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-22

Performance OF CISprErLLA for the benefit Of ihe Pato
Orphan Home. which 20 take place the Acadeu
q Music ,h.. Saturday I'D inst postponed unit. Tnu.s
DAY the 2.tA.
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uNIrEp srArEs coMMLssIoNERs oevIcE-Arn
2l-Before Commissioner OsBoRs.
FIFTY- DOLLAR CDUS TIRFETIS

man giving his name ~ George Smith was
held baiD the ~ o0J Tor stte 10 pass
terc 80 freenback "a payment for bottle OF
houe In Ea,t Hou.t0n-s,. On hs arrest second
loufd h, pcrson. N. H. Rice. Assistant Dis,Tic Aor
ney ted The examination behalf ofhs Goy,incut
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fkdy.ftisemrn.I
LACE CURTAINS.

New Persian styl,sjus received.
u. l.. = ~. kelly. No. - Broadway
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Sailed.

,samer Savannah
iarx LeuieA
IRIS Toy.
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BciOv.
French lrisa.es, names unknown
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1865-09-27

EUnEKAl-This heads an advertisement of a.
celebrated Medicated Bitters, of which CAH1LL &
Co. are the Agents. This Bitters-caIled .eOaniar-
go de Castilla or Browns Castilian"-is spoken Of
very highly as a stomachc, and is said to have
been much used where: cholera has prevailed. It
is pronounced, also, q sovereign remedy in cases
ofsea-sickness.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1865-09-27

LA CRIoLA! This establishment, under the
proprietorship Of one Of the best fellows in the
world, Jose JARA, comes out this morning with an
advertisement modelled after late style, and is
sure to be read. Our friend has always been par
tculary careful in the selection of his stock of to-
bacco and segars, and this, with the neatness Of
his store and fixtures, and his peculiarly oblging
and liberal nature, has bestowed upon him pop
narity with his citizens that should be very
hattering. That he will always retain it, we feel
confident
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1865-09-27

J, BID. DEBow, heretofore tho publisher of De
Bows Reo'er, has received Executive pnrdon, and
designs arranging.to again publish tho same Pc
riodical in Washington.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1865-09-27

DEAD BoDY.-A gentleman informed us yester-
day that dead body had been found in the woods
at Mount Pleasant, and that the Coroner was
summoning Jury of Inquest to examine into the
matter ut the timo he left for the city. - -
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1865-09-27

AN ADVERTISEMENT from T. CONNER & Co.. will
strike the eye of the reader as he gances over the
paper, and we would suggest that 1t he read with
great care by dealers, for it contains many things
at Wholesale which are very much wanted at the
present time, and which can be, obtained there
cheap for cash.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1865-09-27

PRArr1c1No-Tho firing heard yesterday after
noon in the harbor was merely practicing will
shells by the doubleendor Chicopee.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1865-09-27

Dry G0OlS and FUIHHlUc.
BY MCKAY d CAMPBELL.
thlo DAY, the 27th Instant ut 10 o'clock at our Ssos
Rooms Nos so and 50 IIaspi-s street
niNEiS, FLhNNELS, Hoop Skirts, Osnaburgs
.SSuspeiiacrs Buttons, Linen Thread
Pocket anu Fine Combs, Hooks and Eyes
rms Sewing Silk. Watch Guards
rf'a'eo Lea anu Table Spoons. Watches and Jcwery
v cyi , FURNITURE the property Of fami-
-utN'.", ~ ,asii, September 27