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~ SOUTH LIBERTY STREET. sH
BARRON'S SAFETY LAMPS
LIG- ROME red FLUID.
PATENTED.

This Lamp apparently burns ,citho,a anything to
feed T.: it has however material which abSorbs the
liquid and gives it to the flame partly from the wick
and partly in the form of but as to produce
It is used without chimney and perfectly trimmed
does not smoke smell; it is therefore especially
adapted to the purposes of run about" night
nurse, shop or hotel lamp or lantern. The cost of
broken chimneys, alone, will more than pay the en-
tire cost Of this lamp, Every family needs one or
more. 1t is just what have been long looking for -
writes model housekeeper. Il should hardly know
how to do without it., writes another. "a perfect
contrivancG writes third Let those who are skep-
Teal try it." writes fourth.
For sale. wholesale. by W. II. WRIGHT, Sole
Agent of Lis-ro,ine Fluid and Lamp Company, for
Maryland and District of Columbia. Store, No. Ii
5. Liberty, n. E. corner of German street. Baltimore
nO3l-3m
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Mystery of a Murder Cleare.; Up.

VIM. Corbett, one of the murderers sentenced by
Judge Geary, of the Superior Court of Chicago to be
hanged on the 18th of December on Saturday night
made confession TO his counsel stating that himself
Patrick Femming, and man named Kennedy killed
Maloney; that they were hired to do the deed by
man whose name has not yet been revealed. They
were to have fifty dollars for the job but Corbett got
nothing They went to the victims house at late
hour on the night of Thanksgiving, in 1864, called
him out Of bed and in the presence of his family,
shot him dead. Flemming and Corbett will I'M
doubtedly be hanged, as motion for new trial was
overruled and there is no prospect OF executive in
reference. ,,,e.
When sentenced, Flemming assumed a bold front,
and said he feared neither man, death, nor DEVILS
but at the same time declared himself innoeent.-
Corbett the younger of the two, was deeply affected
but said nothing. Detectives are at work endeavor,
ing to secure the alleged ennedy and
the man who hired the Others to commit one OF the
most cold blooded murders on record. Fleming and
Corbett are Irishmen, as was their victim.
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CAP SULES OF MATICO VEGETALIS
ALS0-LIQUID EXTRACT OF MATICo,
GRIMAULT & CO., Chemists, in Paris.

These elegant preparations effect rapid and OK.
traordinary of recent and old and severe
Of disease. They are used in all the Hospitals Of
Paris by the most celebrated physicians, and are
found greatly superior to all preparations Of Capaiba
Cubebsete and mineral remedies.
The liquid extract is used in recent cases, and the
Capsules in the more chronic, and where all other
remedies have failed These preparations will always
effect cure.
,DEPoTs:
In Paris, GRIMAULT 6 CO, IS Rue Richelieu.
Baltimore, ANDREWS & THOMPSON, S West
Baltimore street iy14-law6m
nESIRABLE RESIDENCE AND III Acres
lIof ground in the village of Hampstead, Carroll
County eight miles from the Baltimore and Ohio rail-
Morris. Dwelling "a BY IS feet. with back building
Is feet square. Young Peach. Apple and Cherry
trees on the place. For terms. TO-, spgly c &
NE. COZ. baltimore and North sts.
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"A German scientific paper gives the fol-
lowing statistics From the foundation of Rome up
10 the time OF Augustus in 1872 years. there appeared
thirty three epidemics from the birth of Christ p to
1901 nnety-seven; in the seventeen century four
teen; IN the eighteen century eight; and since the
beginning Of the nineteenth century the cholera has
for by the progress Of medical science and various
sanitary improvements introduced in the advance Of
civilization, '' W
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BALTIMoRE Nov. l, 1865.
have read the report of Mr.. S. r. Biddle, Man
ager of Stables Mount Clare Depot, Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad, the patent for roqshng horses by
Mr. j. W. Hodges, and from use and personal obser-
walton can fully concur in his report. and from the
facility with which it may be applied to roughing,
and not being liable to get out of order believe 1t
will come into general and found to be of great
benefit to horses and a valuable invention:
(Sgned) JOS. T. FOREMAN.
Manager of the horses for the Madison
nov8-1r Avenue Line of City Il r.
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ESERKINs, STERN d. cos.
ESERKINS, STERN d cos.
CALIFORNIA WINES.

me e: Increasing popularity our brands of these
nne " ines mas induced their extensive imitation
All desiring genuine and pure Wines should that
our copyrighted label, bearing our name, place of
b bt,i anu the State Seal OF California, Is upon
The following Wines are now offered by us. with
WHITE, OR HOOK WINE,
vi light straw color, very delicate, fine favored,
anu superior as dinner Wine to Hook or Rhine.
A rich and naturally sweet Wine much admired
by ladies. and valuable in the sick chamber as it
"lne' and well adaptgd for Communion purposes
This superb Wine M y mada fTam .,ocoa r.n.s
is very delicate and will rank with the very highe st
sweet Wines of Europe
This deep red color, Of good body and fine flavor.
IL is becoming very popular where slightly astrnl-
ent and DELICATE simuant is desired. Being entirely
organization.
WINE BITTERS.
VIZ, Inese are made In our own cellars from our own
Wines ana Will be found agreeable and pleasant.
GRAPE BRANDY
Distilled from the second pressing of the grape and
is pure and desirable article.
j. X. BARNES, the Surgeon General of the United
after searching and careful ANALYSIS of our Wines
PronGunceS fa S al pure and admirably adapted
Dr. JACKSON, the well-k known Chemist of Boston.
comedies with this opinion. VI 0''oN'
The I Boston donna oHa Transcript Traveller satur
bune and large portion of the press throughout the
country. have, in leading articles upon American
VINES eXtoled the superior merits of these Wines
Inc VINE WI convention, held at Cleveland, Ohio.
leading brands of Western Wines, awarded five
pre rem out OF six to our Wines.
pressed at Cleveland, awarded us Diploma and Sill
G. W. PIER l. CO.,
No. II South Charles street,
Baltimore.
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On and after FRIDAY, Sept l, 1865, tho trains On
this road will run rs follows:
TRAINS SOUTH.
Hcxandria at at, is 4. IT. H. and S'0 + n
Gordonsvill9 at......l2.@O ?. y. and lao A. NJ.
Lynchburg att. $50 P NJ. and 6 Al
TRAINS NORTH.
Leave Iynchburg at.......... 6l5 A. NJ and rs p NJ.
Richmond at.......... A. NJ and : IL p II
,'ordonsville at........l220P p. N. and u 20 A. NJ
Arrive in Alexandria at..... 455 P. NJ and $50 A. NJ
a.. o. Washington, at. $50 P; N; and 5 IS A. NJ.
LOCAL FREIGHT TRAIN leaves Alexandria Mt
A. NJ, arriving in Gordonsyillc at As A. IL; leaves
Gordonsvillc at 1926 p NJ arriving in Alexandria at
p. NJ. " "
THROUGH FREIGHT TRAIN leaves Alexan-
dria at ; A. NJ, arriving in Lynchburg at 7lOP NJ.
leaves Lynchburg at so a. lir. arriving in AleXan.
dria at 6.l0 p. NJ. "4
Passengers for Warrcnton will take the ! A. NJ.
train south from Washington, and the645 A. NJ train
north from Lynchbrs.
Passengers by the 6.45 A, NJ. and lis p. NJ. trains
from l!ynchburg, and the A. N and 7l5 p NJ trains
from Richmond connect with trains mt Washington
for all parts Of the North and West.
This route has the advantage over all others, by
having continuous rail from New \ FORK to Lynch
burg-iUj miles.
It also passes through Fairfax Bull Run, Manassas.
Bristoe Catiett,s, Rappahannock, Culpepper Orange
ana Gord9nsvc, where many Of the late great battles
were fought.
Tickets can he procured in Adams Express build
ing opposite the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Depot
IN washington, also at the Depot on Maryland avenue
Trans leave the corner of First and sts Washing
ton. WIN. II. McCAFFERTY
General Superintendent
j.. NJ. BR0ADUS,
4
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AYER.S tfIIIE aI-RE-

81 "a AYERS tGsE GRE,
- FL FOR THE SPEEDY CURE OF
1872 a Intermittent Fever, or Fever and
e S9A$ Ague, Kemittent Fever. Chill Fc-
NJ sEA ,ver, Dumb Aguc, Periodical Headache
seas 49, or Bilious Headache, and Bilious Fee
81 vers, indeed for the whole class of dis
a eases originating in hillary dcrangc-
mcnt caused by the Malaria of miasmatc countries.
ENEVER AND AGUE is not the only consequence
T. of the masmatic poisons. A great variety Of
disorders arise from irritation in malarious districts,
among which are Nenraiqio, Rhphn@is, Go, Heo5-
ma. PalpGtioa Painful Affection Of the Spleen HIS
tericS, Pam IN TIM Bo,ces CoLir. Porglysis and D.
rnRgemem oftte Stomach, all Of which, when origi-
mating in this cause, put the iatemtent tyDe or
become periodical This "CURE' eXpelS the poison
from the blood, and thus cures them all alike 1t is
not only the most eiectual remedy ever discovered
for this class OF complaints but is the cheapest and
moreover is perfectly safe No harm can arise from
its and the patient when cured is left healthy
as if he had never had the disease. Can this be said
of any ether for Chills and Fever? 1t is true of
this, and its importance to those afflicted with the
complaint cannot be estimated. So sure is it to
cure the Fever and Ague that it may be truthfully
said to be certain remedy. One dealer complains
that it is not good medicine to SELL because one
bottle cures a whole neighhOrhood.
Prepared ny J. c. AVER u CO., Lowell Mass ard
sold by all Druggists. nov2S-2m
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FENHE PR0PRIETOHS Of the New York Museum
p of Anatomy have determined, regardless Of eX
manity. and suppression Of quackory) four of their
most interesting and instructive Lectures on Mani-
age and its dsqualifcatiOnS. Nervous and Physical
Debility, Premature Decline Of Manhood, Indigcs-
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Energy and Manly Power, the Great Social Evil, and
those MaladICS which result from youthful folliCs
excuses Of maturity ignorance of Physiology and
laws of nature.
These Invaluable Lectures have been the means
enlighteniHs and saving thousands and will be for
warded free. on receipt of four stamps, by address
ing SECRETARY, New York Museum Of Anatomy aud
Medirna Gl2 ErOadzav New York dill
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vgvEIEs rs TO GIVE NOTICE, That tbo subj
Il scriber has obtained from the Orphans Court Of
of EDWARD PATTERSON late of said city yst dee
ceased. 'A''' "e-
Al persons having claims against the said deceased
vouchers thereof legally authenticated to the under
signed on or before the LIST of May 1855 otherwise
estate. AAoni all penen' VI s"'u
Az persons indebted to said estate are requested to
M immediate payment Given under our hands
tnls LIST day of November, 1865.
MARGARET TURNER,
EDWARD PATTERSON,
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RRR. JORNSTOS
q HAS DTCTOVFp u r

EV HNO UICJUN INLD
The most certain, speedy and only efectual remedy
in the world for Weakness of the Back or Limbs,
Structures, Affections of the Kidneys and Bladder,
Involuntary Discharges, Impotency, General Deb!l-
ity, Nervousness, DySpepsy, Languor, Low Spirits,
Confusion of Ideas Palpitaton If the Heart. Timid
ity, Trembling, Dmness of Sight or Giddiness, Dis
of the Liver, Lungs, Stomach OF Bowcs-those terri
bic disorders arising from Solitary Habits of Youth
secret and solitary practices fatal to their VIC
Tins than the song of Syrens to the Mariners Of
Ulysses, blighting their most brilliant hopes or an
ticipatons, rendering Marriage. &c., impossible.
DIR. JOHNSTON,
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EMTGR ANT COMPANIES.
AMERICAN EMlGRANT COMPANY,

INCORPORATED WITH AN AUTHORIZED
CAPITAL OF
S++s u q GDaBaR eIHGDGBe
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THOS. THOMPSON'S
PATENTED
Liquor Purifyer and improvement,
20 SOUTH GAY STREET,

The subscriber has obtained patents in the United
States, Canada, France, Belgium, Holland and other
European countries, for his Improvement. The pro-
cess is based upon natural aid, and its results are
tremey satisfactory showing entire removal of every
lmpurity, without in the slightest manner affecting
lnJuriously the body of the liquor The inventor re-
Bassett OF Paris, and Professor Aiken of Baltimore.
lie also adds the names OF eminent medical gentle
sP n endorsing o the system For chem
from Mr- Thompson. or of one Of his Agents.
From Professor aiken Of baltimore.
Inc process invented by Mr. Thompson for the Ifg-
provement Of distilled liquors is clearly founded on
correct and exact scientific principles. rigid che
mical examination of sundTy samples of whisk.cs
purified by this process, contrasting each with other
portions of the same liquor yet unmproved enables
me to certify, first that it removes ali traces OF fu
OIL anu all other offensive volatile impurities always
present in crude liquor, no matter how old. Second
~ that it does this without at all interfering with the
natural and agreeable flavor and bouquet, And lastly
that it imparts a mildness and delicacy Of favor
usually recognized the effect of age and hcrctot no
only to be obtained by the lapse of time. The nJa-
rites 50 edectuoiiy re@oUe@ 6y the process Of Nr.
Thompson, are all hiahjy dcicteriOus. FrsH oil mr.
tclorg, is one Of The most dangerous narcotic poigpns
knOgn, being rGpdig fatal G,y considerable Desc
ord highD Injurious 10 heahh small quantities.
No liquor is III for # contains this dangerous in
purity IN dnN proportion.
WILLIAM E. A. AKIN. NJ. D.. LID.
Professor Of Chemistry and Pharmacy University eff
Baltimore, March L. 1865.
From Professor BaSsct sf ParsI
The 2lst December, lSGi.-Mr. Thompson, Of Bal
more, requested my opinion in relation to lis m
provement for the Fabrication of Brandies, Gins
WHISTLES, &C., which in their crude state contain no
table proportions of pyrogenous principles ietd oils
and essential or volatile principles My examination
OF the process was exceedingly satisfactory The in
venton evinces that is based upon natural and sol
entfc principles, and capable of performing ali that
it demands The analysis resulted in SLooiag fEqt ali
impurities remoged and eithom affecting The Jodv
Of the tQHor, and evidently giUt,ta Il much PREMATURE
AGE: haze no legislation in saying that he process
must be perry vgtuabte TO consumers, and parton,
tarty 70 inUads and great acquisition to ndusty sal
pursuits.
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Professor of Chemistry, Paris.
Paris, I'D December. 1854.
The process is highly approved and recommended
by the following eminent medical gentlemen of Ma
ryland, whose names the patentee has permission to
usein its connection, fully endorsing all its excelcnce:
Prof Prof Ghristop + Johnston Surgeon c. c. Cox,
DR.. J ohm C. Monkur. DR.. ohm III. 0Donoyan
DR.. VIM. II. Baltzel DR.. II. P. p. Yates.
The undersigned has a working model, which he
would take pleasure in exhibiting, and give every
explanation relative to the process Rights for sale
Terms made known upon application. Whistles for
sale in glass and wood. t0A
THOS. THOMPSON,
Importer of Brandies, Wines. Sc
,os Established 1871
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MN FOR MOBILE, AEA.-A small first
MESaS class vessel will be despatched Immediately,
sufficient freight offers. For freight or pas
sage apply to r. NJ. HESLEN. n. W. corner Pratt
and Gay streets no93-tf
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Name on the door and window.
No letters received unless prepaid and containing
stamp TO be used on the reply. 0c.-tf
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IL FIJI rH5z7szF=e1 RsGEFMORD. FREDE-
y. 5ss:st-s-'ss2s.:t RICKSBURG AND POTO-
MAC R. RIO IRA VELLERS GOING SOUTH.
TWICE DAILY. LSunday P. II. Ercepted.)
GER EEE ANN
WASHINGTON AND ALEXANDRIA To
RICHMOND AND hYNCuBURG.

ia SRRss -EEzsssszzsEzzfzzE1 ORANGE AND
e. ALEXANDRIA RAILROAD
THROUGH BY RAIL
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Chicago Markets.

CHcAGo Nov 3n-Flour is dull Wheat has de-
ensd l@3 cts sales at 81 ,33@ l.3314 for No. ,and
Jos cts sales at 70 cts for No l. and IS cts for No 2
Oats are dull. High Wines dull. Provisions dull aud
unchanged. Hogs are moderately active at S7.75eyg
for good to choice.
Milwaukee Markets.
MILWAUKEE Nov GO-Flour active Wheat has
advanced 3 cts: sales Mt 81 30l aGr RI
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quotations.
The number of Hogs in the market is largely IN
excess Of the demand, and prices have ruled dull
during the week. Il few only have been bought BY
packers. the weather and prices net favoring exten-
sive operations. they preterng to hold of 10y =
further decline. Prices may now be quoted at lo3l"
l6lI cts and extremely dull at these figures.
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SHIPPING.

sI FOR WILMINGTON. y. C.-The
kss%--SaS schooner FRANCISCO, Capt SmoOt. having
S=a most Of her cargo engaged will sail with des-
patch for the above port. For freight apply to
HOPKINS K JANNEY
DELFT Is Spcar's wharf
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SR FOR FREIGHT OR CHARTER
ENSTA The fine new Brig JOHN HASTINGS, Capt.
$50 tons weight. Apply to KELSEY & GRAY. cor
ner Buchanans wharf Pratt st. ocl6-tf
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PAID Up CAPTTAL............ 81 40, 900.
agent for the State Of Mafyload,
w r. COLE.
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On and after FRIDAY, Sept. l, 1865, tho trains On
his road will run as follows
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: FOR NORFOLK, VA,

NM FOR RHO DE Rorouc
slISL$ ADELAIDE will sail LIST to 10th December
~ For passage, having good accommodation
apply to HUGH JENKINS Il 60
no22-tf 10 cooo,S 49,
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tt. ss.s rIIEzzzzzz=zzzg1 NORTHERN
Szz -. :ta1ssz--e-55:szl GEEEzsAF. RAILWAY,

Mail Fast Line, Pittsburg and Erie EXPRESS and
P!tsburg and Elmira Express, make close conn ection
with the PegnSylyania Central Railroad at Harris
burg for Pittsburs, Cleveland, Columbus, Cincnn att
Indianapolis, Chicago, st. Louis, Fort Wayne Louis
VILE Cairo, and all points in the West, Northwest
and Southwest Mail and Express Trains connect at
al points in Northern, Central and Western New
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Sperm is wanted. but The high views Of holders
check sales. The transactions for the week show
advance on last quotations and include sales OF 30
bills at $40 for export, and 80 do. to the trade Il;
s.. u r gallon. In Boston, 800 bhlS f0r manutaciur-
ing Mt $40 4 gallon. Whae-'fhe only transaction
in Whale is a sale Of 100 bbS Northern at Sl.65 = al
lon Eir Misunderstanding.
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PHILADELPHIA. Nov 3O.-Flour is very dull. Tx
tras 2S.5oG9. New Red Wheat $3.50; White $4,000
$40 Corn is dull Old Yellow SS@ 30 cts: New SIC
IS ct. Mess Pork has declined s. 4 bbl, Bacon ct
Lard = ctS Whisky So31
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-03-23
Seizure OF One Hundred Thousand Doll
lars Belonging TO the Wife OF - Rebel

(From the ST. Louis Republican, March I5I
Colonel Baker Provost Marshal General of this depart
ment, has recently made seizure of something like
ninety thousand dollars in gold and paper money with
notes and papers Of estimated value Of ten thousand
dollars deposited 10 various banks in this city, and be-
longing to the wife OF the rebel Major General Ewcll
Soon after Colonel Baker had assumed the duties Of Pro-
that large amount q money belonging to Mrs EweIi
deposit somewhere In the city, but the precise
place was no n xno r o oro s INV which
distinguished lawyer Of this cy-Co Thos. T. CAN'T,
formerly Of General McCleans staff and afterwards, for
time Provost Marshal General Of the Department Of the
Mssourhad been the attorney and agent in the city Of
Mrs. Lisinka G. Brown then widow, who afterwards
came the wife OF Major General Ewel Col CAN'T be-
ing called upon TO give testimony relative money and
property in this city belonging 10 the wife Of General
EwelI made return Of ninety thousand dollars in money
deposited in the States savings Association large notes
IN the name OF John How and others, deposited In the
No Al Chestnut street. in which Colonel CAN'T has his
office, stands Colonel CAN'T stated that at the time he
hands the money which had been placed to his credit In
the different BANKS, s2d transferred II 70 the credit Of
Upon receiving this Information the Provost Marshal
General issued secret order placing Injunction all
funds In the States Savings Association belonging TO Mrs
Ewe sand ut the time Col CAN'T directed 10
withdraw all money and papers belonging TO her and
deposited in other banks and to place them in the States
been turned to the United States District Court
which court the question OF contscatng the money and
property (now held subject the order Of the Provost
Marshal General) will be determined.
Further evidence procured by Colonel Baker showed
the owner OF the money and property in question 70 be
the daughter Of Judge Campbell wealthy planter
Nashville, Tennessee and distinguished Jnon citizen
Of that State 1t alleged that two years ago.
she armed and equipped, at her own expense entire
rebel rcsiment. year ago she passed SOUTH beyond
the federal lines and proceeded to Richmond where she
afterwards married General Ewcll. Some months ago
with view 10 saving her properly in st. Louis she went
10 the BERN da Islands, whence she sailed 10 Canada
and from the Comedian frontier she communicated
Colonel CAN'T request 10 all her property here
into cash. 70 be forwarded TO her in Canada This Col
CAN'T declined doing and at the time he declined
ting Ia any respect her agent attorney in the mat
ter Of her money and property
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ARRIVAL or THE UNITED STATES STEAMER FLORIDA.
Tho United stacs steamer Florida, Acting Volunteer
Lieutenant Commander w. Budd commanding, from viii
mingon G., 10th instant via Fortress Monroe, with
ny sex wounded and sold ers arrived at this
port yesterday morning The following IS Us, d her
officers
Af,ue Volunteer Lse,aenas conmafder-w Budd com
handing :. = g,
Acting yassy and Executive OFcer-w. G. staples
Aei,ng FIN igug-C Charles r. Beck, Thos. q. Rollins,
Thos r. Ashmead, Z g sampson. -,
Atfiag Aaptau SUye0H-Jho H. Sooo
Iet;yg Isstsfaa Tagtadstcr-Wm. u kuler
E,n,,srs-- first Assfsllut; WIN. Mclean; Second As
s,s,ants WIN r McGaw, X 49, swift THIRD Ass stants,
q cotIlns John C0ttcr. khubcrt Gear, McChoris.
6assrs Mne-- II. w. Pickering, Chas Cameron, Ed
ward A. Gould.
Tago,a,t ers Ciak-Henry y Ruler
Iantans Clck-Ernost Frederick
ARRIVAL oF PRIZE SCHOONER.
rho schooner Emlluo @ johnson arrived At this port
On Monday, from Wilmington, prize 70 tho Treasury,
t,su,oneut Charles A. Abbey commanding. She was
cod for violation Of lradc regulations having isposed
IN nor cargo "a Fort Fisher without tho permit y nv
treasury Tho Johnson has ATTY tons u obee tor r.
COUNT III the government, which was Abandoned !" wv
rctts al Wilmington