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Affairsrn seorse,awr

CANAL -Arrfved-Boats Cast,ensan, wiz
wood and rails to market; R. II. Castiemaugl
los. is tons coal to 8. ID. Oastleman; A. Wilifszi
son, 1O3 3 to Hampshire & Baltimore Companys
Conemough, 105.12 tons to George II. Plant
Departed-J. q. Morrison, assorted freight o.
ConrAds Ferry; VIM. Darrow, furniture TO-
Edwards Ferry, and nine boats light.
ANOTHER POLICE OFFICER ARRESTED BY
MILITARY ORDBRs-Yesterday afternoon, two
detectives, with an order from the office OF
Col. 1ngraham, arrested patrolman Grafton
Harper, OF this precinct, and he Is still In cuss
tody. IL is supposed that the arrest grows out
OF ofhoer Harper, who sided roundsman Boar
man In arrestinE Capt. VIM. Walkenshaw on
the morning Of the ID inst. for fast riding upon
the sidewalk, where number of persons were
assembled at market Upon this suppositiou
a number of witnesses have made affidavit to
prove that the officer did no more than his
duty upon that occasion.
PERT OF GEoRGRTowN. - Entered-Sch'r
Enchantress, Blutchford, New York.
Cleared Sch'rs MecharIS Beachum, Mat
tox; Statesman, Nickerson, New York; J. Nick
erson, Sleight. Jersey city; Comet, Rich, New
York; Union Flag, Stern, Annamessex, Enter
prise, Simmons, Clara Pickens, Rich, New
York. Boat Morning Star, Washington,
Patuck.
FLOUR AND GRAIN MARKRT.-No arrivals
of flour or grain reported. Demand steldy for
supply OF the local trade. No hange OF prices
reported since the quotations yesterday.
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THEyETERAN RESERVE CORPS

General Orders No. Is, just promulgated
from the War Department, shows that since
June, 1864, 1l6 officers of the Veteran Reserve
Corps have resigned; 81 have been dismissed
since August 1863; have been discharged since
March, 1864; and have died. Eleven appoint.
ments have been revoked since July, 1851; 1O7
have beeh cancelled since August, 1861: IL Off .
GERS declined appointments, and one vacated
his r)Ositiou
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THE PROVOST MARSHAL'sOFFICE
Col. 1neraham. provost marshal general OF
the defences north Of the Potomac, has removed
mis- ofice from 14th street to the new buiIdipgs
ON Pennsylvania avenue, between 18TH and I5K
suee", adjoining Gen. Augur's heado uarters
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ASSISTANT ADJUTANT GENERAL.
Lieut. Col Walker, Assistant Adiutant Gen.
eral on Gen. Hancock's STAFF, having resigned.
Major E. B. Parsons has been announced AS
Assistant Adjutant General at the headuuar.
tiers OF the Middle Military Division.
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LOCAL NEWS.

CRIMINAL CoURT.-John Conner, convicted
yesterday of assault and battery, was sentenced
TO pay fine OF $50 or two months imprison-
ment in default GG-
Elias Robinson, assault; guilty.
William Price, assault and battery; guilty.
Fined ESQ. si5a 7aF . +
Henry HILLARY. larceny; guilty. Two years
in penitentjafy.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
LATER FROM KEY WEST.
U. s. Steamer Pewhattan Ia Pursuit o
the Stauewall

NEW YORK, May 1.-THE Scotia took out to.
day nearly 81, 0OO, 600 In specie. - : l.
Key West advices say that the Colum bia,
which arrived there from Havana, reported tn
our authorities that the pirate Stonewall was
hurriedly receiving men and ANN unition from
the Owl and other Confederate steamers and
blockade runners. s4t. .s..r .-II1 :
Capt. John N. Maffitt had assumed command
OF the Stone wall So -
The u. s. steamer Powhattan went out from
Key West to sea on hearing Of the movements
Of the StOnewall t.0
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SIGNAL OFFICER,
Lieut.. Paul Brodie. Signal Corps u S. A.,
mas been announced as chief signal officer of
tae department Of Washington by Major Gen.
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SUPPLIES FOR THE ARMIES

SUPPLIES FOR THE ARMIES.
La-ge amounts Of supplies for Sherman's
army and the Army Of the Potomac are now
arriving here daily. All vessels despatched
from Northern ports for City Point with
ington,
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RESIGNATION ACCEPTED,

RESIGNATION ACCEPTED.
In consequence Of the painful circumstances
attending the family Of Secretary Seward, and
the necessity for the active aid Of wha. re.
mains OF his household, the Secretary of War
has accepted the resignation OF Gen. W, H
Seward, son Of the Secretary of State.
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KENTUCKY LEGISLATURES.
rrf.I If Chief Justice Rullitt

Trial Of Chief Justice Bullitt.
CINCINNATI, May 1.-THE Commercials
Frankfort special dispatch says:
The Kentucky Legislature assembled yester.
day but no quorum was present.
The special business Of the session is to try
Chief Justice Bullitt on charge of conspiracy
to overthrow the Government.
1t ID reported Builitt has resigned in order to
escape trial.
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LOB RENT-A WAREROUsE on the west sid
T. rcfNew Jersey aven ae. above st., sdjoining
Reid ex press on CO. suitable for lager beer So
loon. tenrpin ahey5 Or warehouse Inquire Of
FRED, KOONE6. 1913 4th st. m Hl3t"
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N%THE FBNIAN SIsTERHOOD OF WASH.
~ ineton will hold their regular mseting on
THUReDAY, Msy1S in the Council Cham Der ,Ofty
Hall, at {. 80 p m. Lectures will be delivered
by some of the prominent members of the Fenian
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REASsIGNED.

Assistant Surgeon D. p. Miller has been
relieved from duty on the hospit.l staam.r
lege Hospital. WV
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RELYEvEr

hELfEVED,
Capt. Slipper has been relieved from dutv
as pass ohicer at Gen. Augur's headauarters.
and assigned to Gen. Bartlett's staff as Assis.
tant Adjutant General.
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TELEGRAPHlO NEWS.
VANCE IN. Co. CAPTURED.

NEW YORK, May 1.-THE Hcratfs CORES.
pondent mentions the arrest OF Gov. Vance,
by Knpatrick's cavalry. on Friday last. He
Il to be tried at Washington
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E0E SALl-A HOUSE containing rooms, on
l. "a; street. No. 373, between g and u. InSuite
of the ndersig ned. 3. BAsCh,
my II. St. Corner or 9th and 1.
TOR RENT. with Board, In a private family,
several fne large ROOMS. In one of the most
dell ghtful parts of GeorRetown. No. 40 LIST ST.,
bet. Market and Frederick. m list
NASH WILL be paid for small TlNEMINT in
~ good neighborhood, say from three to Ave
Rooms. JOHN ID. CLARK.
my list No. 523 18th str eet
nIesOLUTION-The firm of J. W. THOMP-
IL SON & co , Plumbers aud Gas Filters, No.
900 Pennsylvania avenue, was dissolved on the
LIST day of May. 1865. by mutual consent.
A, r. SHEPHERD, the junior partner in The
late drm. will carry on the business at the same
place. and solicits the continued favors of the
patrons Of J. W. T. & Co.
All accounts in favor OF or against the late nm
will be settled BY A Shepherd, asa Pennsyi-
yania Avenue j. W.THOMPs0N,
VIM TaOMPSON,
ALEX. r. SHEPHERD.
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r. "a 4 5aSs
't hsF in The
patrons Of J: v: :: & GO; -..'-.. ...,...s
wiil settled By s%a.HssFsa PsS TSsnna'l
ALEX. 3. sHEPHERD.
CHINA AND GLASS wAks.
Housekeepsrs whoa, 3 fitting out for the Sum
SSosfs &: i i#$
mis- osS S Ss!!s.. f Hsl! IF :sE::s.
E 10000 :" WORTH p
WALNUT AND MAHOGANY
FURNITURE
AT COST.
If in want Of extra bargains. give US . call. and
get your
FURNITURE AT WHOLESALE PRICES.
The most complete assortment Of
COMMON FURNITURE
this side of New York, which We are Offering ct .
very sma all ADVANCE ABOVE cost.
Do not purchase until you examine our stock.
BONTZ Il GR0sHON,
$50 Seventh st., aboveI.
my l3-5t High Awning.
EIRl-FIREI
WET-WEFi
AUcTIoN-AuorIoH
$4,000 WORTH
MATTINGs. OIL CLOTHS,
AND WINDOW SHADES.
AT PANIC PRICES.
Just received from the New York auctions o
large invoice of
MATTINGs AND OIL CLOTHS.
which and are selling less than any house
in the District.
800 pairs very handsome
WINDOW SHADES,
slightly damaged BY FIRE. at less than half price,
Call and see them. BONTZ GRoSH0N.
myl3-5t 800 18th street. above I.
uoUsEKEIPER's COAL COMPANY.
COAL AT COST
STOCKHOLDERS.
oafce-No 1913 THIRTEENTH sTRElr. abovea
THOMAS X. WILSON, AGENT.
To Hsusekeepers:
Cost of Mining and TRANSPORTING ton Of
Coal, .240 lbs. to Philad el phia. IS 60
Yard Ex penses and Delivery........---.......I Is
FREIGHT from Philadelphis, present rates. 2 50
wharfage ...-.......'.------- -- %
Our Price for ton of Coal. delivered in
Retail Price per ton 900 lbs, in Washing
ton, present rate .l4O
Savlne.- % Il
Are you willing TO continue to pay from 50 to IS
per cen tum advance on your Coel2 Do you wish
to save from So to IS per ton, and get good arti
Gle, we'll prepared
Each Stakeholder in the H0USEKHIPERS.
COAL COMPANY is furnished with . coupon fer
every share Of stock he holds. Each coupon emit
ties the holder TO A TON OF COAL ANNUALLY
AT COST for Is years.
~ At the present retail price Of C5al a stoekiodsr
tctH Sdre the entiys cost Of has stock TOO years,
tlusare ofany cash dividends he may recsire.
The Compsny's mines are in complete working
order. with ali the machinery, &C.. necessary to
work the coliery; the present capacity being $1,000
tons.
From the sale of Surplus Ueal over that used BY
the Stockholders, the Company expects to realize
hacient profit to pay . good semi annual cash
dividend.
SUBSCRIPTION BOOKS OPEN AT THE OF
FICl OF TIN COMPANY.
423 Thirteenth street,
my Him Washington. D. @.
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whiskers Mu6d said that he had been intro
duced to Booth last fall, bur did not identify
him. rrssy
Cross-examined by Mr.. Stone:--M udd did not
point out the road, but said the parties left for
DR.. Winners. Mudd was shown photograph
OF Booth, and said that 1t was not OF either of
the persons who stopped at his house, although
there were some resemblance about the fore
head to one OF them. $685.
ANNA OFFUT sworn:-Witness is the sister,
In-law Of John M. Lloyd, and on the 18th day
Of April, when riding in the carriage with him,
they met Mrs. Surratt in Uniontown, when
Mr.. Lloyd got out and went to the carriage,
where conversation ensued. Mrs. Surratt
and Lloyd also had con versation in the yard
On the l4th Of April, but witness did not learn
what either conversation was about.
BY Mr. Aiken Witness had had a short
conversation with Mrs. Surratt before Mr..
Lloyd arrived. /t
@. Did you at any time hear any converse.
ton between Mrs. Surratt and Lloyd about
shooting irons7 ..,....-. ..
e Objected to, and the objection was sus
tanned. ef-
WILLIE S. JHTT sworn Witness, after
looking at the prisoners, recognized Herold.
Witness has been in the rebel army as commits.
sary agent in Caroline county, and on Mon
day, the 18th Of April, saw q wagon near Port
Conway and went down towards 1t. As they
neared the carriage witness saw Herold put
his hand In his pocket, and witness asked where
they were going. Herold said his brother had
been wounded. The wounded man got ont ON
the wharf. Herold called out to witness and
said that he supposed that they were raising a
command to 20 South. Herold then said. .sWa
are tho assassins OF the President Booth
anne up ard Herold introduced him as his
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.HINA AND GLASS WARE.

Housekeepsrs whoa,s Attins out for the sum.
mer, can find at onr,s .ore a large stock of0On
the best quality % INA. GLASsWARl,
CROCKERY, CCC cry snd PLATE
WARE at thelow: market rates. ~
All kinds ofC)f Oh goods fer Kitchen use,
mIsst+ . ODD Fellows, Ia Hail. ri Street.
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kpo Ths lereth over the river prup-r I. nine hund
I'd snd sixty eight feet and irclnhx the span srnss
he Albany basln and that over Var Rsnsslacr Cre.
n the cast side shout thousand fur hundred fce
The hight viii b twenty-five feet between the heor
md roaA and the width snpis for double track. II
il designed 20 BE- built Of American wrought iron. upon
what h known a. tie 'lstiice system Owing 10 the
necos ity Of 81 ting into early possible scr
prary wooden structure TO be aid upon the piers
until the iron structure h. placed in position. The
main bridge consists Of four fled spans II t72 feet each
and two draw spans Of 40 feet each large enough to
allow q" the passage Of the ordinary fleets under convoy
If the t'w- bats The draw bridge 10 10 swing hori.
zctaly upon pivot pier ~ feet In diameter, making
two openings Of no feet each In the cea', which is
deemed amply sufficient TO- nj the traffic passing above
the point who're the bridge is located.
The foundations Of the piers are prcpa ed by first
dredging ont the bed Of the river to depth OF abut
tacnt. .hur feet below how water. and then driving
piles over the whole span abort three feet apart The
piles are then nciosed by strong cribwo Of timber
and ron the top Of which Is abont two rt below low
waer The CRIB is then filed with brton. the piles cut
of 20 level and covered BY srilage platform upon
" hch the asonry is commsaccd. Four Of the piers
well under way and large prton of the miteri us
the balance is hand The several spans are cal
cuated 10 ist,nd pressure Of three Thousand TINS
fAppet0ns Railway Guide for December.
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Meeting or the Friends' Association fer the
Relief or Free dnscn.

There was large attendance ut the Friends
Meeting House corner OF Rutherford place and
Fif, cath a.. whoh was the occasion o! r. meeting In
b,hai of the suf erlny Freednen-Nr SAMUEL VII
LES presiding The SECRETARY. Mr.. EDWARD MERRITT.
proceeded ~ reed tie reports ron various C"nniftee1
81 t.r Association shaving what had hccn already
done Ia donating supplies. such bedclothng &C..
Teachers Tor he freed children and bearing
ge orally upon tie progress at had been made Ia the
good wors.
Tie ,epIr's from the visiting committees were efpc'
cialy inteI-.tng giving detss Of The extreme .nf.
ng. Ia which mary Of the blaeks are surctrd III t1e
nsighborhood II Washington ant elsewhere ana ooir
fyi to TIE thri and industry Of the ircetn WHEN
afforded u respectable chance ~ ohifinng work
Great provemeits in a err condition. however. were
being made IN the yCility of tas Potomac.
Tho Committee spoke wei OF the officer IN cha g. Ct
the Vrginn.sai fir freedmen. LEU Obrien "poli
they onidrTed honest humane. and considerations IN
the disch arge ~ rs dufiss
MrC G.. LEIGH General gent on he NATIONAL fretG'
mems Asoria'or gave interesting rcconnt ol some
Of his experiences among the lib ,ratrd biscH. he
/ ttouyh tlist q rare chance WAS ~ present 81
l,red ~ capitalists. In tho purchring II isnds
nbuut 10 b. sold fr taxes, In South Cnroins
Georgia and Virginia. iuildiog suitable houses. and
empoying the negroes thereon. thus ma kiny ha d.
.lne speculation and nj the s"m~ time, ameloratinE
the condition Of the blacks whose sufcrngs nic ~
urcseut SO terrible that they must parish ny thousands
inless speedy assistance 10 p!ofded them. ccBr''
button Was taken up on The spot and an arrangement
made for opening snb,crpii"n Lists ~ soon ns possible
for the speedy aud practical nrIherhnce Vi tho oboc
n
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ovevsssA Men sssiisa SD erals DrPe'
% JalesHsss AbasAsssA Gee. esr'''
Try,.s % Restore 0eespssisn-H's Less
Ws.iA ssspssd Nall Trss'per'"''ss
Until epriss. go.
wAsHroros Thursday. Jan. eS, 1865.
The important station and grain depot Of the
Overland Mall contractors Julesburg on ihe Plate.
Ia. bean abandoned by all except one OF the men In
Sh.,ce m consequence Of the Indian massarrrs In
tbsr ueichorhood At last accounts the savages had
mot attacked the saron and 1t is now hoped 1t viii be
saved as Mai Gen. Curtis who commands the trooys
on the overland route, tsegraphs nom Fort Leaven.
worth as follows:
INV troops are seven days out nom Cottonwood
Springs hunipg Indiaps No need Of leaving JULES
burg, which must be held
The above sent In reply to one Of sevrIa! telc
srsms from Contractor Holiday, urgently appealing
for protection TO Il mail stations and statire that II
Juesburg should be sacked the Overland Mail must be
suspended until the Spring grass is sufficiently nd'
vsneed to afford subsistan to tie live stock Of tie
Company. Cottonwood 81 rings statioh Is leo mics
east OF JulesbuIg.
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The War In the eeui West.
CARO-, Thursday, Jan.

Cali o. Thursday, Jan 20, ieod.
The steamer City of Cairo has arrived from
Mo.nphis With lao aes Of cotton for st. Louis Col
McAu.hor, con mnnd:n- TT olr;ubss. Ky. has been
PLACED vader OH est Gen. Nc i'h, and Col hicSs
assigned to tie onr and O. that pest.
The nrecise ci r e. sg st Macarthur have not been
syulced brit his srrest was Pro ally caused by his
aoting under Gen. CanyIs q, ers regarding coffin
permits and OF. or n t..s. roa, Gen. Dana. who
clsins to conma,d saa. rat of Kc1ucEy II Cairo.
winch Gen. Meie lith dsis.
s.. LoUis. II ursdey. Jan. 26. ls6a
Adyoes from Lite Rock 10 tie nth. says that the
Rebel Gen Shelby was blocksdng the Arkansas Eive'
n, Dar,vilc IS mfrs above Little Rock, TN Saturday.
the lb to prevebt vessels passing TO Tort Smith with
supplies.
De,achmen.s 81 troops sen. from Lewisburs landed
and attacked Shelby, and sharp fg!t ensred Which
as rene wed on Sunday but he result is unknown fnr
tber than the report that Lost IS killed Saturday.
and Shelby evacuated the place after severe light
Resnforcements were sent from Little Rock on Mon
day. TIE telegraph broke on Monday, ard further
particulars could not lie obtained.
lspa ch from Col. Livingston 10 Gen. Curtis ff"r,
Fort Kcaraey says he Las been up Republican ki'eI
hearty TO Arilsre Fork. searching Tor lndiais aid
thenca to where ,te fight took plscc
Their main trail 10 westward upon Republican River.
aad oyer one hundred smaller trails from the south n
h 1t Is believed they the Platte River twenty
I've miles from Julesbury and watching Living
ston's movements.
The weather wss very bed. but the horses ard men
were in fine condition Livingston says the overland
stagcs should run. and that he will protect them
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AsTHN-In Brootyn Wednesday Jan. 2s Pie'ss v. ~
s. MARX. Prot Ep 60 ii Church cot, i-K.S
lsndsves Brooklyn W. d. On Friday 'i'ern'oa 81
BENEDTcT-In thi. city. on Wednesday. jan IS ssrasr
Tr iriruds rray., Is he tln invdt attend shs
fensr. from the fh;s s.pi, Church; liner Of br''"s
and Eizsbs'h-''a. 0" Friday sNh r't' ct M
BROwER-spddeoy a. Key West. Florida. Thursday, Jsn
~ John Blower fosrry Of Jersey City. inshe I'D yeae
Of bis age. I. n.
HoRroyon Tuesday. Oath inst Fanny ~, widow Of j.
Faarrs ns-saioa.l Church. wt.on ceu.. ss's'.
day. 2sth inst. a, u O'clock .....-.... -....,,
LASMAN-In Brooklyn. on WEDNESDAY, jan - J",stsno'
Trnbnll LsIm,n tlae,, .sn q D,yd and Aafss'e' D.
. s on +. .ne arSss Of h
Carroll Park troosyu on Sstwd,y 2s,b ms. at X n.
Resves and friends v'ed to sssnd without fursss
nofice
MARTS-ru Brooliyn. on Tuesday Jan a. Henry Martin
IN tins aah ye'r 4 hi. 'e..
J. Henry Co. invited to St-sd TIE fine
raj nom bis late rssiar,cr No ls Fr.nsh.,s,e Ssswsrs
Willouehby and Dehsiesvrs. on friday 9Th insLD q
PARKERon Thar.d.y ssh in Of inssu nation hon q sss
tn. r.s'y. and -nd. Of the family IN n" IS
s1thsyr. Saturday the 7s'h nst ct IL o'clock Who's
III. r-u aims viii be inferred In Greenwood .. ..l
PEACOCK-A, Bloomfield. N~w.J-r.ey. On the morning -
"Wednesday jan 2s Mrs. Sarah Peacock, wife Of Fhonas
She prr.sd Jesus e tbo- around her and sweey fen
The r.sd. of the fam, az invited to attend ro
Tr,ns rsve loot Of Barclay st. Newfors' Tor Doouhso
London psprn plesss copy.
ROBERTsoN-At h~s rssidrsce n Brt,,o'. EnssSd GO
Tuesday JAM 1855 Elizabeth Ro5:r sou wdo" Of Joss
A. hobetson. formerly m~rchsn, Of this ety.
WEBsTER-Ia Brooklyn "Wednesday. Ian. Is, 1873 Ahse
wsllnson. only chiJ Of norse. aid Mary W. Webster.
ssrd , years ana noptln.
p. n. Friends rrs invited without further notice.
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wsyk DeSere tse L~stsIasspe.
.RNoRY FOR TIE EIGHTH REGIMENT NATIoyAl

senator CHRISTIE introduced bin providing that
Joshua H. vari.I.. John W. Avery: and John ~ Hay
va'd he appointed Commission. Tor the paiTose Of
purchasing lands in the City u and erecting
N, reou sn armory for the Eigltn National 0uard-
psr, OF the building may be set apart 'or ths use Of Tue
Loard OF Supery isoIs .,... 40
sinsrrs &c. for carrying OFT The pro
visions Oi tue bill sooo ooo
tsni sum u be browed upon the rsae o. bonGs 70 Dc
designated the Eighth Regiment ArIVry St"Ss, 70 the
com mission for the purpose VI going on win the wors
PILJrAGE IN THE FORT OF SEw.Yohk.
bin was i.t Couced Into the Senate Ming lne rete
of p,lotsee In the port II New.Yofk az ioowsi FOR
every merchant vessel inv ard bound and nov e!sn9eo
rom potiFr, and drawing ICES than - ,ees o. wsNi
O. 70 per foot; a feet aud loss than ieeL % M -
lee, and ess than q fsct, ~ So q feet ana upward
90 30 Por National YES els and thoss OF Iore;sn ma
,o.s o. 80 per soot Merchant vessels outward oound
ar III b, charged for those ess than - het 10 per
foot: IA snl less than ~ feet s. " per irr: 70 ite'
MI less than ri feet. a 10 pei foot; IL iSst ana up
ard al 10 per foot.
HyLATrSa 10 RAlLROADe.
esnatY CHRIsIIE Di pro' iass that ne eerefA COR
nvw opesiaG ylsoada In tAts tsese W sse
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Railway Bridge Across The Hsdson River
"a Aiknsv.

banv Al independents Joint stock oFgalzation repre-
scnt,ng capital Of eyJJvOo was formed seven years
AFRO. lilo work Of building the proposed bridge W."
o red and awarded various parties in the year lt3I
but construction delay by injunction served
from the United States Court a. th" n.tigs Of ie.
Troans wi objected 10 beng fenced In BY bridge x
mi,ss fellow the al river No contacts.
however had oeen iuede. aud the company suffered Io
actual loss ny the serving of this Glevery Ell
iIeyI instrument for putting Of til tomorrow what
oueh. to be done todsy The case dragged lesuey
Missed. tho Judges falling TO agree. The work was
6r sy advertised anew vortionsd oct. aud begun last
rhe bridge crosses the river at right snRes. from
point sixy feet north Of Lunber.sf. and. passing
lie upper end Of Van Rensselaer, Island. aud resting
sHors {ov AasArs1 yods sbVvs The WsstSga lAuWe)
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fAdyertisensn'.l

DR.. W. II. GREGG-Denr Sir: l have been
sufiefing for q long time with what phvscisns call
Diseases II the PROSTATE glad AID RETENTION of
CRSR and was IN. bile To Obtain ANY relief until U.s.
CONSTITUTION WATER. which began 10 produce It's cur
Aiiyr effect sfcr taking Two doses, o'i No man
can be grateful thaa at the results having SUI
,.r,d all nt man cond suffer- and live: and rather
than be- de RI ed Of the medicine would be willing u
Iay FIFTY DoLLA Is a bottle Tor 10.
IL hr, not only ed bur several other omreis N
INV district have Deem cured by H. and would recon-
Fad eve; yiiy suffering from any disease OF the Kid
ne, To use Constitution Water.
RICHARD LUsH
Sergeant IXth Ward Police.
EEw-YoHK Dec. ~. l-ol.
Sold whoseals by MORGAN d ALIEN. No. 10 Cun-sI'
and all Druggisis.