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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-12-11

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EeHa6rtdti8t, rag cbehfetannter 4Rarit nun re9elnadsig ben
zen g1ebBstn, Garafrn. 9uffern unb nnbern @ertduptn
jefen Otenfa8 NIB 8reitda Vtpreen unb ana Gamfae M5enb
~abgebalien wirb. Die &nnbiGaft tes Yatlifums pirb b6lt6R
etbeten unb 1eripre1en bic N~fttIufir, iGr Setes al t6an,
unl @ue, bic ben Wtarft teiuten, su b~efrtebtsen.
p.S. Ale pfeb3er uno nneere Yerfdufer, Sic auf cbettae,
ndnntfnt uiarft 5tdn6t etgnen, hnD b6ft6t e~ingelaten, an
8sndtntel1 &a8elt %anlptiene ST. ietn, Ga b~efel6en Guten Aaiae
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den. SIM Auftrae
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fSeperdl Sill Gnnrherein.

0a 6%enonnter 8erein it8 ieet bSllS ~Orsaniirt hnb
fdr ben actiei=5n9aber an &prtbeil bon fetnem anaern
8ereine itb%ertrDffen terbeu tam, 10 erIuGan mir ale tiez
ienigen Rerioreu, ipeI@e 9bre grparnifc boot giueer=
briu8enb anIesen tppaen, f@ irVenb einen MtttpoGa6eub
Dor benz /. Sannar BEL Serrn 2ouiS @tGar6 IN Der
@rotol @tra6e ein,ufinben, irOem mad tenn !. Sanuar
auI ieben Gnt9eil cine BON Serein b%etinmte Bremie nabz
5ljabIen 1T. Sun Nuftra9:
Setter Seuteu, @rdi.
s. u. N%unfemik, Sec,
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Belatr Mpenue 8uuperein SO. /

DEN gttt ltebetn ptiSen gerftnS ptrb bitrnit ~anae,et6t,
eoob ta3ten gfentag, en II. 49, ~rpisberbolt Sch sa Baten
II, nnb ptrb Seb.r, ber fG etnern reeaen gerefn anau-
i9lttben %6etennen TT unb auf etHe ~etbteesne @DatIe TIT ben
9gfs ftnes 9apieS pbar Gapitala selansfn min, aaFeefOrbert
TO i'm Verlan1ntlun54lDf gip. 800 VI. Sonbfr. uabe 90ps
ltraBt ftnjuFnotn, uhb fb %aulneprsef su lafsn, 70 lange tr
%eFetn nt@t 6ei9lNien TT. SIN Quftrdge
6. RtBner, gr6i.
NImp1 I. 9reiieL Seer.
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Die Soti9ait neS G%rafDrntet. - ga BITE &nf'
lage beS g8efer bonn Diittipp6 AT idnca per9rif>
fen mar, 10 isBen mir ppn bieleut pi4tigen Doclts
,nelt cine meitere arl3a6l brldea. melde it bcr
0ffce III babet fitb.
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Miabilun Qoge SO. 90 8. .. 8. s..

Die G~Rtt8l{eter obtser Gpee tetben hermit auf9efprbert.
Der AM nd1ten Nittpp9, ben 10. b. Wtts, fla Fl rseuber
8srian rnlang betjapDbasn, tntena eu @eftsbes ialae, bs
@~nsBte5en Der 2fge lei 9e8rabniifn BON g%ltt9Itetet Il. our
f8luIisn teT Wttbrteit gu fa8en. SIN Nuftra8
(ashpJ 6. OTeffeL &efe.
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3. &aifte;

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9lemel8 GatB Gdulger, peet @erDarb uno Nlaria Go
ternaull, Gfen; 5lliu3 Deber, A%ltenburg gS. 0fcier=
6aar 6aaiee; 8 Se9anau, 8i~elefelt; SuIiuS @rcB,
uub Gaailie, @iaueu; 8 9tpnnii1er, 8abern; 6 0infelz
man, auua 30 NiiBGe0, @arl 6oppe, Sanpber f5riebrib
6en}ie, 9o6anHe5 CAESAR, Gina 3reifenbpbm, 5p9anno
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28elIel, 6einriG @a8per, gGiI6 Greece, j. q B~GnsuteiIe,
6artils &tGenberg, 8rauui6mei8; GriberiGa Gdter, als
felb; 1uua Sitter, 6raH5 8Bbeder unb Gauttte, 6erfen;
GamiIic Qauge, 9enriette Caroline Sen, Giiie 8 Gt9SrI,
@er9arb 2cada, GERMAN 0riet3e(, Gejeumtinbe; Qnua
G}ieganb, @tila0et6 2idert, Nnna Barbara gBplf, Seinri9
0laaa 06erjeaa; 6oPGia geerner, G95nfel0; 5o6ann
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8Guter; &3 Gfabal aub 6aaiiIie, % Ste5dG uno 6arnttie,
EPHp Blum nit 6amiie, 8trgbern9etm.
wtf@eubeG:.
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S3altiuUra; &at9ortda 9oeB, S9ebetGeiut; 6ar1ilie @rBQ,
@i6enGa9; Gmtl 9ranter, a3aieI; gat6 8ret9euer, @i6el
rQbe Seinri9 &a5s, 06erfanfHugen; DiBeImiue Sittig,
21iterber8e; @at9 Solder, Uieu9G6eui 6einri99 eunanu,
NIT Camille, 2oaiFe &~aplapoG, @i3erpbe; g5i(belm Sraft,
glienfte; SoIepD 3oBlabep, lpeter6eG, 6eiIeu 6rie0 GBilb
Sdreiber, 9efefoaG; Gnt6ntaaH 6renublt6, BreuBen !;
8 @9iip, 8aoIfeibi 5errnann uub 4Saul 8uGaub, 2puz
ben; 8ern6atb 2SeiB, @Dt6adr; Bntt6oiar Salbfei9,
@letnGaHeu; auRa @Gt6 rno @tiabetb @erla1, Dieter
barien; lGnBeln anD G9arlptte Sdbenitf @aitao Pifto=
riuB, 8urs &9rifian &eapIe, OSndbrttd; AnlaIte Oets
terer, &refTert; g]eru6ar5 Diepring, 6lrfeuau; ST. @runba
GdeL Better Die9l, PgeuBen; 0rieb 8crla9e, glorblir9en;
61ieo 2uttsrbed, 2ieneu; g5erner 9aner, al8ielb; 9eiuti9
Gredeler, athaisu; Sciepb 6artieib, 9eae; 6 Birger8tra0n
.sreusen; 2Rb9ig NIB @eorg Bpbnenberger, SirpnISua8,
S6ei8, Gail MdHn, Breu6en; SebaIian 4i6ert uub
6antiIie, Grans uab 2aira 8aber, Baiern; @epra l1nb
Deber, @~obingtpu 6errmana 6inIter, GCrnIutib /;
9eiurt4 Mica, 5eiieRi SeRanu @ieFplfa unb Tauilie,
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Wilbelm Sell 8auperein g2p. /

O5teer 8erein btet1t be bette G5eIeaenbett Ear. @8 Ens
b,etetts loon nbfr 600 Antbeile e~inbesa6lt mo I1pn 4 10 c /
MPrt8a9e a%ustesabtt. sue ~bteient9en, tpel&e nWb set.
3atretea munl@cn, inS er lu6t, nadfen Dtenaas &tenb, ten
.. g8 etbe Ell, graf.
(lhEnppt) s.. 3D. b l. Sefr.
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QS. 3mssarter,
1Ln. - 0H.

E4aAA ~pAHtNNSL. nhU OnlDNtLtf
yto. 1875 Srca6pab, 3piiden alice aunIlr. unb Canton
Ipenue (ua6e benz 8rpabpab Snfitutel
pat foebcn efbaIten 4Eb bdlt ftetS p~ErrGtbig cine grGBe Aus-
ropl opa &ttno u6fen fGipdS 9ct6tne unb ftberae Sd
t@inuPren' Retten Sen1tf 1Gpf6en, Sinaerrtase. 8rdcetes'si
9trrtn8e, Sruftn9eeI1, fTebeytalter, gr!aen, Eai4enmsf
ters @Prfenpndtis &C. &C.. tpelae gu tr btGi9fen prfiGea a5s
GelGfen Dcrnen. 9ttraraturen Gn &afGenubgen wGr6en be-
sens AIS tr rab 9Greuttrt. (D;3-3llD
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-12-11

Die Gallon Rmfast baS apttreten aGer RauRle,, pel6s
tn Nercry0tf IN en ltsttH betsen Ntoneten fas gnblttum
eat udten, uue Rtetet eH ~ trgeubS in berQDeIt
erret@tes SnfemBle6 bar.
Dte &ufmerffanfeit tS gutIttaus pirt auf ein,n gey-
eletA 6tr beatebun9spftlen Stagfe Nnb bS YtufeS br Sina-
Ter, beS Gbpr4 res Srdtner8 unD beS Hepertptrs, bic fur
pteie Saitoa augetlntt5t fnh, NIT teren br ero6eu italte.
ntf4en Opern aa 2onben, Paris unb GWf hem @patineate
@urppa'S geientt.
Gtne IS ausasSeiGnete SYnppe ufamreusatriuseu, tn,u
efbbrte Bite eFpBts &eUanetbett res .SmprefarteS ~ a + {.
u, u~nteritIst bur6 eiuGn p~eean3drGn @rfole ME or ant
bteien Continent nrG ben tetaem Opcrn'llnternepme err
retmt p0reen.
CINE lci8e Grrpge ,um GsrlaTen 6S Stauplesss tbrer
fcrtpatrenben Griunpte su ctraula1an, tt Gin Sis iebt npb
nt6t unterfln6ener UerIuG.
Seute rare SteIes eine unm6stt9fett. Ds6 Scenario elmer
int erbBtfn OperrtdH}e Der Welt duftretenten Spern Sc
fsa DAT 81 beren 9aupts9orfenun8 Sise nit 500 @rgseut
aufi3id5 perfaait parbeu, petter 5u 8ebea 3umatbsn iplte.
ptberfrettst aner SernHnft. Der Gtrefter perpauft es te.
hpdD ieiuent euten 5tsrue, baB &c bet nus mastger @prous.
ftbt l6pn ger lne6rerfn Wfrnatgn nit btrn SHipreIartp YPd.
resft etnen Gpnsrait fir iur8s SaiSas tn ben Sauptfdeten
bF Der, Staaten ab5ei9iPllens
Sas Gepertotr:
vDie Mfrifanerim,"
ue edSmtlt9t SanaIer, aRor, 5.asaer nab sls ~ Der
~sebSrtGe SerbtrO5e wereen tlergsr getrG%t;
Seee Anaren8Gn9 8elbtett I'M 69s gfetfet~ett nurbi8
In Scene AT febsn. &elia0t &c, ale ~n0tbi6en Seeuerien
etenfal8 bierber su brin6en, 10 plro be Oper 9aus unb uas
o%erfirst e~eseSeh, SeSeufaus Gber pIr6 cine gBteberDOluns
8nas sraen Gjatc ia ausrtta, Retp. gOyt ausaenramen,.
"Crispina o la Comare,"
r~pntantiIbe Oper IN 8 &ttea bon ben gsbri ern Rtee.
Dele Oper bat tn Niep'gorF has sr66te 8urDre eeuta6t.
pie Illultf IT apeerprcentlid ~eldu1erb, biz branattiGeg
5ttuattgnen TN p64Fen @rate erGBsiid.
SaMF,
JOne,
Srpsaturc uno
Sra DiaDoIo
rerbet ebenan8 NIT all hem @FnaSe 8esebeN, rcItDcr tbre
tn Der Wsp. 9Orter yAcabemb Of @uRe" tenrs
setbnete.
Ser gertauf %reIesblrter S5ibe beetrnt 3 pntaafrRB
hen IL. OsseatSer, In 1e@atfrep's Waifalters San6lana
(bo, fd,mOl
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Uerannaun0en.


Wtir Sale nstD Concerto 5a Dernntetben
pen bteunben unt Gefdnnten Der vGpnerrbid" @etuftafa
nno Oem eseprtsn YHblifum ~ubtrtGupt Sur RaGrtGt, taf
Iur trgeHp e'Ne ostt mad benz 1. September tf fhSne, erDfe
tart9sSSants , nsas 2aue tet Seaeuttta NIT hen tarnit perkpn
certth tu Htstetn II, ipsnn fr~ftleit{ee app!fratioN eemod
ptrb.
Die eifBsnte nn9 feFeaEe lnSise faruus bes ers5en Sea.
Darten, Icpie beqaenae8 Observation-Disclosures nefs erases
@sFaaI NIT ~ooafdnbte etuger;Gtetel 3ade, laFen ni&ts
wtnf6en nbtt8.
8sGadubiges Eafl9tfdtrr fir 500 G6uperte ia AZ stnsr,
rnGbt8en @reis Bu u~tietben. &atere @u6iuuftbei 49,"
g. 90. 81 11 beI
26ilt6@il $40 gB. Balttrnorfar., ;tpilnea &utaso u. wcfofr
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C5roasr 0tebftaBl.

IrUY, N.-g., 9, Oe3ember.- Sn leBter
Nadt oraneen Die6e IN Die Office SOn JtoY
nnb 60. in @ef8rpp. Sic Serountelten Die
6enler burd G6awls uuO erbrahen Darauf
spet geloI6rdnte, aus welden fe 10000
0oaars in 1880, 10000 Dollars. in 8anf-
bills unp 200 Dollars @a1b itablen. sic
entfpben pann unO trpB pteler 9~dAlu4un9en
lit Bis ieBt nod feline Spur BON tbnen entDedt
porpen. Der @ddter, ipelAen paS 5anS
bdlt, mar nnr went9e SAritte BON tbnen in
elmer Der Miablen.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-12-11
~SJietCDp0Ltt0m QWe,
$40. 81 50. Baltinoreltr.

Ob9eB eGfal, nlt ereeen % gu6 6Cbsni 9 {, nu1ae
Sen BON etHer btesten @slerle, nsbf Spsisiaal, gafrrep
apet 5atoercter, lfnae ~, eutptebie t1 1teFait fir BSue
&OnCerte, Grttbittonea, 5pupers &c, infer zen btltBfer &c.
btngunsen.
8sraer e~rt1fe9le i'd tit btretter g5er6sr6une nnft metner
~sItrtbFtaft l22 80. 9a5ette ctr. eth febaret RpSIn nit cue
lem Billiard (Niarui1rtf6} i6e ejsen pfiFat ginarb Stub;
ebenip Elm 9eranmt6se 10 ei9igdcaes GIMb5immer far
BaIDerctns uac prteatmecttBgs.
@efflaugsn fur beite eenaNate epfdle utbne Id enteeaen
tn raeiner g8cEnHus l22 SD. Gagetts Str.
(2kpsIAIl o. g~a4nbnnr4
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G~rylOfron zines 4Ompfee1tls.

8pfpn, 8. DECEMBER. Scr 0ampftefel
BON Oolt0er unb Sleeper's Martnebabn, in
@af=Sofpn, erplpOtrte 9eltern nnp %serlt6rte
oaour6 paS 5euerbauS, wUbet Der Sngenieltr
SpGn Nnberlon ,tnp eth fletner Snabe, NIT
Namen Carpenter, um'S 2eben famen.
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@oit SoROn.

.8pRpn, 8. DEG. - Der iun9e Mann,
Der BON So9n Gallagher TIM SGentlpfaIe bei-
lelben ant Scnntag erl6pien ipuroe, beiBt
Dennis GUplep. ST bate i6 nit an Der
ylanferei betbeili9t, unp mar nt6t, mie frIlber
beriHtet iptrOe, Bios 53ulNauer, ais i'm Der
tSbtliAe SAub traf.
GrYIciIUu einrS 1a,npffsTsls.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-12-11

Stew gorf, 9. DECEMBER. = Die nene
86rIe mar fur Die @el4Gfte ben Sag iber
QeSTnet. Die neue Oampffreaatte Mfetepr,
wel6e pcn SIR. 8orbe6 aus 8Citpn erbaut
ipnroe uup meldc belte am Sertional=Dof
lae, fol- Yol Der 9ie9ierung in @hilt sefauft
nprDer {eilt.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-26

In the battles Of Charlottesville, Virginia. Gettys
Iore Pennsylv.nia, siess Of Fort Wagner horri,
F s'slI '9 The following are the Officers.
Jas .nr A Ma Assa, sssn ss5
esrisi".If Emo. Kecsa, ChsrIs. A. nobS. William L. hub.
5 5sh. sy.y iSSs isI ssy
poneush Thoms. p Cave snIy North William L. . Psne:
Chqs. Smith e W stsonS '" 'n'"
ONE HUNDRED AND SECOND NETWORK VETERAN
VOLUNTEERS.
Tie lO2d New. York Volunteers, $50 men, Col Chat
fed commanding, arrived about O'Clock, yesterday.
ard after taking dinner at the HOwardst Rooms OF tine
New.YoIk State Agency proceeded to harts is'and.
This organization which Is one OF inc nuss ~
from this was in this city IN tn month Oh
December 1861 and loft for Washington, lOoo odrohs'
under command Of Col. ID. b. Van Bgren. Az WASH,
ngion they were placed in Gen. Bankss command, anu
Stonewsll Jackson in the Shenandoah Valley pertci-
patipg in the engagements at Harpers Ferry, WIN
chester Front Royal and Cedar ,oh MSun'a tss
army OF Gen. Pope and took active and creditabe
part in the battles at Sulphur Springs and Chanty
Alter the retreat Of Ge9 Pope they joined TIE sr Ar ,
tuohed to the famous White Star Division OF the
Twelfth Corps participating In the battles OF oouth
Mountain and the eyer.to be-remembered Antietam.
They continued with the Army Of the Potomac through
the battles Of Charlottesville and Gettysburg, When
they were transferred 10 the Army OF the CnInper'
land at Chattanooga, and under Fighting Joe hooker
Mountain. In December 1858 the regiment reenlisted
and after receiving the thiry.days fTough allotted
them, returned to Cen Shermans army Here the
18th New York Veteran Volunteers were consolidated
with them. The regiment marched and fought under
Gen Sherman from Chattanooga to Atlanta, and from
Atlanta they marched through tho heart OF Rebel
dom to Savannah Ga. Tho regiment has won glo-
rous lauels for itself by its noble conduct IN the
field and Is the only regiment from our city that has
served in Shermans army. And while we deeply riourn
The loss of many brave ones who have fallen while
noby fghtng to maintain the honor and integrity OF
our glorious nation it is but right that We turn oar at
ention 10 the few brave ones who remain, aud give
them the reception they Justly merit
IIIH ONE HUNDRED AND foRTY-TIIIRD NEW-YoRk
The l43d New.York marched down Broadway
yesterday afternoon, on it, way to Hart lssnd and
presented very martial appearance ~ sple % their
wasted ranks. They were addressed by Gen. Joseph
Hooker at the Aston House. who was received win
mnch enthusiasm. The regiment has served most
credusbly during the war; and deserves large share
VI the gratitude due to the thousands Of tie brave
defenders Of the Republic in lis hour Of utmost need
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-26
rs Meorsw Bon sod at Brcwning's 600 sheep and
ismb, averaging IS 81 each
| Cart r. Mcdrsw OBien cold ,341 sheep and lamb' 81

rs MeOrsw \ Bon sold at Brcwning's 900 sheep and
'C CAPT r. aesw SB.n cold ~, sheep and .O' st
e. o. each. ,.,,
K.se IT, Judd Buc.ins hsn A. Van Vert and owners a.
follows: Sheep and LNnelso % Is 10 81 = ~ s =;
r. IS at 81 So a62 at 81 2 ZIG a, - H. ECO 81
From ssfs, pA Sss Z. SF0S R.
Cornell soi ii. L. McGsw, 2s6 T. Snyder Co., ~ H.
r AsSsy TO- W GsSss bf Ss ~ we5. s
Esddf9 SCI W D. w'f so p % sfssis as
:S e. t Mssnns 1 icS ciss. w. BRADY los Charlie.
oI Fem mi slno-wm Parrish 1891 Isaac Hnscs 2c
From Canada-w J. Alison 2o4, Barnes Reed iz' John
FROM Gilmore, 60 John Corosn ils
Andrew Robbn., 251 Peter s. Bells 4; Brown ~ n
From 0hoW J. 4. Co pa 9; A. fsh' ;i 49, a. lame.
hig Io,n In Indi.p.-I,ae aoch 100, s. Webster Isa
From Michigan-Wm. H. Coon, AZ L. d. brown 4iii L.
W. SHEEP RECEIVED AT oBRIESs
From from HsS M eGnw t7 T. Manning laoi
''''"0"'' ''' THE SWINE MARKET.
Receipts by Railroad TO wit; HGdson River Railroad
"a; Sew-Jersey Central kaihoad &o' Total "'o''
D'0'''' report ''' '''''" Live Wass. Dead wssh,
Western corn. fed hogs. per tb.....llta2 itfga
Di.tiery I'D hogs. per b.........lltdlIt -, if'@-
Tie market Fore;hs this week opened rather tame o.
the day succeeding report last weeks market The arrivals
were very heavy aud buyers taking advantage Of the IN
creased SUPPLY refused purchase The consequence was
nominal trade and accumulation Of stock on safe "cn
could ony be closed out decline Of ron 70 &C.
from prices OF previous day aud the arrivals continuing heavy
hs .men have not nce been able To advance the hguTes
and the msfke hes ranged between .92c The hogs con
shutting Present arrival extreme western STOCK thpp.d
ri, Chicago with an occasional oi Of hors from the in
terror and the average quality Of the different shipment ip
last veek or 20 been similar that the ranga u re
sny dv las not fuciused beyond c and this monus tsf
lol- on being closed out at from il5 to i Nc
suffers siuce last report. .o
The eriyals for the week amount io...........lUtp
responding week last yeur.................ls9
Gone, pondin. week preceding year...........'. I3A
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-26

ARRIVAL OF TIE VERA CRuz.-The Ameri-
can aud Mexican Mail Steamship Company's steamer
Vera Cruz left Vera Cruz tie evening Of July Il,
arrived ut Ssa July g; lef again tie same day and
arrived at Havana on the lsih July nj 10 p M LEFT
Havana on the ?0th At 3. ?. m, AID an.Tei at New
York July "a atsp N.
The Vera Cruz brings co passenger and large
cargo Of mere andse for New.YoIk. Also $4,000 IN
EpCc.e.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-26
Total. s2a7 So, 1863 s2ls 1860 a47 s324oo2 81
A London letter Of July u says.

A London letter Of July u says: ,..
In commercial affairs the event Of the week has
been the conversion Of the famed discount house OF
Overend Quincy Co. into limited Joint stock com;
pany (Which win still bear their name with aoninsl
capital of S5, 100000 Mr. Edmund Quincy and Mr..
Birkbeck two Of the existing partners 70 remain
S sse s. e Gsr Spa hs Mess Chapman 81
tire from the concern altogether and as they have the
reputation Of being fond OF speculative business IN
preference to quiet and entirely SAFE one the esao'
Gshment viii as far as sodity Is concerned. not lose
any prestige from this fact Indeed 10 announced IN
the prospectus the business benceforh TO be accepted
viii only be of the most sound description The price
10 be paid for the good is $500 0 half in cash and
half In shares.
The business Of the Sub-Tressury was: Receipts,
b, 500 435 55-for Customs s267 900; for Payments
k3,544,29 O2-on account Of Loan, $l0i 900 Bal
ADce, IS, 12s, 693 OF.
Freights are dull. The engagements TO Liver
pool are 800 bbls Peas ct Is, and 1900 bush.
Wheat at AID.
The Collectors of Internal Revenue are not salts
6ed with Judge Nelson's decision in regard to
taxes by brokers upon sales of their own property,
and brokers now pay under protest. The entire
system, from the Collectors downward, needs a
thorough overhauling and will probably get it from
Congress. AS at present organized it is fine
thing for the officials who manage it, unsatisfactory
to honest taxpayers, and not over productive to
che Government. 1t is to great degree an
asylum for inefficient politicians of moderate per-
sonal character, and by no means such persons as
should hold 30 delicate trust
The Boston Eeeniag Traveller says:
Money 10 easily borrowed on good stocks at per
can't and the supply at that rate on call is equal to the
demand at the banks and in the open mar ket.
Some Of the outside lenders in special cases. max
ing choice loans at and Others are obtaining on fair
s0a.eras not of the first class. On time beyond 80
days IL difficult to get accommodation at higher rates
of interest The best mercantile paper is scarce, and
In good request at from TO per cent according TO
msturities and amounts The dealings In stocks are
not very active either for permanent holding spec.
nlstiol. The public securities are In quick request in
large and small amounts for investment.
The Providence Journal Of Monday quotes print
ing cloths firm. The following are the sales
1900 pieces 5ox6o l7ac to be made; 1900 pieces
rx61 be-. TO be msde 900 pieces s4x64. 2lc to
H made in August and Septemberi 900 pieces 64xo4,
Ne on hand 5000 pieces 76xS0 (35 inch. private
teYhs 1900 pieces 64y6I ca inch) &c. 80 600 pieces
z2zt0 (35 inoh), 32c.j total, 95 600 pieces.
Attic last meetins Of the directors Of the Michi.
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Travellers Guide.

To Albany, by Hud.on r. r., Depo. SS,h.st and
.%a .s, ''S 1a BY di is1 h,. r. P's0 .:l
and 10y p m. via Harlem LA M and 40 0. m.
Sunday train, via hudson River p. M. City
cars ran between Chambers and 30tl sts stations
and Oity Hal and !tth-st. station
Hs2 IN landing at P5sSSPe p.Ss, on T shs HDS
ard siurdsy.. and Daniel Drew, Monday' We'd
To sstim n by the New jersey H. H. foot Of H.
Cos,riiSnd'.t 3 and III m p M aud u
To Boston by steamer. city Of Bath every sai ="
day. and Jersey Blue every Wednesday from
10 boston By NewIcndcn inc Pier 50 p !"
and Neptune Line, Pier q n r., daily lsurdsy
To + '.ion, Gy Ns~.iisven il. r., Vi; Springfield: p u
70 Bocn ana b, sew s.w Haven an" ' an. "
av via Shore Line, Ia and p. sgnday.... ?.
For Csi'sill by steamer Thona. Powell, from Zoo,
Of funkin'', N. H.. every Tnesday and Thurs
day at p and every Saturday Gt...!...... p M.
II SansndaIsua, Rochester Baislo, Salamanca and
. %ii' b. IT, EJ and Railroad loot Of ca.@oe
10 Grcsngort, by Long Island r. II, foo, ofjsme, -
FOR Hudson c.i.i Bristol and ws. Campo aS Wv
steamer. lsays foo, q No., North River p M
ton, isnding at Collen'. DOCK, West Point and
Milton the steamer Mary Powell daily from FOO,
70 New Haven Connecting with r. r. for Hartford :"
and springheld-steamers leave Peck Slip Vt 1t
p.
10 New. Haven, by the N.@.llsyen RR., g7,h-S.
and +,hav, a, :, O. ili l2t 3i.S =. aud v. m
TO Norwak. landing al NhhcsOne, tuy Island
and Greenwich, by steamer John Romer, pier &c
y. II, tPeetshp) daily ~ p. M
To the West. by Central Railroad OF Nsw.Jer.ey,
via Allentown from foot Of Liberv-st., n. r.,
m. lam and $500 p. snnds, train...... p. III
IL Philadelphia by Jersey Railroad, loot
Courtlsndst, 7, 10 and III a. ~, IL m, tund6p
m. and l2 midnight, SUNDAY. ............... p. NJ
To Staten Island BY steamers from Pc No. l9N
H.. near Dey.st., at I, 8, II: 30 NJ. 1890. 2,4,s
6o 7:3o p. q,
To Providence by Neptune Steamship Co.'S Line
daily from pier %, foot Of Robinsonst r. p NJ
To White Mountains and Lake Mempl remagog-
Direct route via New Haven taeaiubost OF rail-
road, sprin ghe!d aud thr Connecticut River Val
ley. Take steamers nom Peck clip at J:i5 p m,
from 2ith IT. station at II Is p nj
To Washington by Now-Jersey X. X loot of
Courandt,t. and NJ M, ?. M, and 10
midnight sunday. p NJ
For further information in regard TO Railroad Time Tables
zee sdverts, mens n another part Of this paper.
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Our Hsme.Returninx Heroes.


SEVENTEENTH CONNECTICUT VOLUNTEERS.
The 18th Connecticut Volunteers, $50 officers
and men. arrived yesterday afternoon in the steamer
Arago, nom Hilton Head They were supplied with
rations and liberal quantity VI peaches by Col Amy
and left at ii o'clock last night by steamer Tor New.
Haven, 10 be mustered out The nth Regiment Con-
necticut Volunteers raised In Fairfield County, and
mustere1 into the United States service at Bridgeport
Connecticut Aagust a. 1864 They have participated
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SUPERIOR COURT - sprcIA

SUPERIOR COURT - SPECIAL TERx-JrLr l3-beiore
Justice GARyIS
William O'Darey agt Metzar j. Deiano.-
Motion granted with I 10 costs to abide event
Wl..iGn Campbell sgt Charles A. Seeley-Mouon granted
Proceedings tie part Of the plaintiff stayed until
tie plaintiff tie security Tor costs with $O costs Of ths'
motion.
William J. Wills sst. Robert spslon.-Mo.ion for read
n.tmeut Of costs denied the adj lsment BY the CLERK
sfhrm.f
Benjamin II Hutton ss. william H. Blsr-Moiion granted
with Z 10 cosis