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oldest pr',1ner, Of the var, having been pri'one"
twenty eight months.
tBv EaiLl
Particulars OF Kirby smith's Surrender -
Trade with Texas.

Tlo rebel General B,csner. Who conducted thc
surrender ol Kirby smith, ofcos vs., tho hr't oeet
Who conducted formal c,pitulAtion of rebel Forces
viz that At Fort Donnclson, vhcre General Grant
,on his ,obriauct Of "tueouditonA Suucnoer'
Buckuer met Cen C.nhy alta hotel in Ne" orleans
Oh the 2bth May, aud exhibited bic authority TO "'
for SIN III Cant Cater REP esrutsd the tele navy,
snd Iict TAylor aiso p!e.ent At the inleINieN, /,
The rel. made formal Offer 20 sur ehe"S on 'ne
tenn, frauieI Ice. Johns on and Taylor, aud 6en'
The Ne, Ofleans Pt,,YtSr saws that the rro'ahti; +;
,v - "tbnt larrr and adequate fe 'rrrl io'ce stil
scor move foru ard to TrIu NJ occupy the principal
citits therein. ln tle NJ nnn,. y Ipl',, e,,,7
tepse e'eutalives OF Knby rmi.h ~ ooan, emsn
Ge IeIAl 81 nth iocectt throufh hh ue NlhenI " "
. cpsie tie vpie aud HE amy for the lnevitsnie
I.a.ch of evyut. In any case q, BIO hope " mes
ma res confident ia the b.lei hat 10 deere Ne o.,
unpa'i ioc rsistAnoe .il hencciorih he oncied ~ ~
the rr.ns-Nssis lp1 Htputucrt but thft we NJ
is over and sith ,ood c'une peace ana oiuer wiz
eVeiy~ heIo econ bc Iestored' , D..
UeuoiA CRnhy aud benetGl sheridan succeed 10
oumnAnd iuined i-tcly, and rilI fspiiy "a po",b ~
move through the Whole country, &c tt-'st@ulith ~
al, sn.ressicn Of commands !, Ientoied eb-oiuie'
Necessary BY the chaotic condition IN hi,h sa 49, ",
esyrc AN uould he lrit. were military rue At once
ami suIdsuly W he viihdfANp. =.
A etier dated near Du, all, Bluf, Attan'., Nay
sCth" says that the great sueiihA CnptIn hsl uIh'
olmmAndIng al tie rowing bands oi rctt.s ~ JHcA'
So, Prairie and white counties las senL ~ prulltI
tols OF udor -hich have lsen acc 9tod zoe
ce monies will he performed On The llh ihsteni, ~
Duv, l's Bluff captain Maytettv had $50 suricn'
drred. and With hm all ibe Cont dcr.te olcos IA n
kAusAz and Monroe Counties, and hnvhcfrNf ahn
RAy buns commands were all the armed eifrsitou
to niGb Authortv ~hich remained ia that Ie,loni
Trade with TcNas viii heroaite. BE- no venture " u
thought, but will be reopened at once by the eboNtth
munt Tho Pb ANtsE ave AS tot The stocks o
goods at AatanyT0s, know they are SAID "a lt ltN
lar.e hut they rin - but drop IN the bucket Nh
the great veil is opened lhc ie~ countics uotdeii
on the Rio GrauAe, AID Which have natural Qpelh'
| thorc, viii tale them up ~ tn, a. ev eai bc sen
Eorv ard, after the door s opened and they VII IN ~
| sousiderAble dsgTe- ls-seu iuterto.D with uad
| through the cult EpIu In tuet the trslc pttseei
o,ased months aso not only account OF The dectn
OF GOLD end cotton, Sbrb no lQnsrr PAID tio cosl
| lranrports ton, over long and tffay loau W ui
h rdC In, "a expectation Of thir very nturn oi al
10 i's old and nDturL channels, WHICH Ne Gie nov al
| ,irin AtluR" -"
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The NaTirid Erocl sayu: "The spsnish Govern.
msnt awaits the conclusion Of the negotiations be-
tween the Pspsl and Italian Governments before de-
cidiDs whether spain shall recognize the Kingdom Of
Italy or not"
The following 10 . translation n . letter which
Gaihsdi hal addressed TO the cd'tor OF the London
Puuttc OrSioS, Gu the relations bctvecn England
and Amerca;
"sn.- alwsvs considered, from the beginning,
that the American question vi ~ one which cougerued
ali hunAnit, aud the whole voEid. ami was grieVcl
to ,ce that part the English public Wt.e opyosd
to he tes oration Of nion in the Geat Republic
shch Aioe, II 10 well knovn, frvui OF tsncouT
which pie-e Iisted te'yetn England ami America I;
lut sad thng thai t.1c good sense Of the pcope
NLo hr.t esablisl ei tn. prine PIE o. the cnsne p'.
ton o he sla-e. did not nahlist iisei "a applsuse
'Ss Shs NVlsn n,,,amsn rrov,csnSS IL espr AZ !.
ira out thai sublime iGeA ny these iod,
he %tsn hnm.n+,T %'e so5, o, ne sam. % ,no,"s !,
may ,hey that theI noble race no. -a-says tEe
bulls sSIf O. he rthi Of na'on, ,nd iha. oe'po ism
them. and because II kuoss thai thei Ntre ou
Sood 1eims 1t oud ie 1possibe lot II 70 execute iu
desls Us, which Ars ist'd to iDofy eve Nhele.
C.pter.. Aay, 1865.
shanghai China, April 22.-The news that Prince
Kuns continues In ofice Ia confirmed. III. Annoy
te'e, are committing great devAsiatons, bu, their
mo,oinenu are politically unlmpotanL The Japs-
nss GovernncHt have announced . foreign po,iey
Nhlch etNluuts tle sAlQettsoi hoh-uthV luNcFs
| Financial and Commercial.
The TINIs city article Of Tuesday sAys The ,ymp-
tome At an agsfessop uTon MeN leo aud tenevsl o
AugiChy IL that country, wee about " VceiNe d eci
! eucru 'aremeut nom the WnshinFtOu tuvornmuLt
cau,ed the fund, 10 open with rteat hesviress tli
meoly, leiief seemed 10 gain ground that the cou
| ungcucy OF war botv cen funce aud America musi
bc elnal dstastefui TO both countries and that tie
hest ehor II diplomacy on each side Will bocuplot ed
| to bring about by peaceAbse means an ailuttmsni
thst may enable the two Power- 10 cooperate Ia sup
! pressing nl irregular expeditions.
lOusOr closed n, 30 sd's. Mexican stocks declined
| Confederate oAn, 4-i0.
| Illinois Central shares recovered =. United staici
| tb-2tl improves "a fAnsma kaIliond, second mort
gn'c. IN proved l. Erie, paid up shares, further Dc
elinod a.
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From South Carolina.
The Arrc-t Of Gov. Nissraih. Etc.

gy Mn. arrival of the Alhamtrs at this port ve
h,v. Charleston sivlcc. to the lst The rebel Gov
Masra,h uas arrested al Columbia. s. g.. ou the 95th
nit by A sauad Of soldiers under command OF Lieut.
pricl who took iniu ol In ambulance. ilo made
no r,,istance but said that be rgHdy 10 meet All
charge. a, ain.t him. III addressed long Iet.f "
The uof % 3 Of south Carolina ON the g9d prot suhS
bis inno encs " any H. and sayias to the PEOPLE -
cqunut under all the circumstance Nh.ch ~ iouhu
me yIpose you 90 the consequence which N be pi9
aucsJ tecGu.e Of any effort ON my pAft-lruities u
not ni.eh ievous, a. It must u 10 e'eIehe thos'
funcllona which you iu your couhdenc" hsNv commit
10 me Nor az. willing that, Nitt,4' SUN Sohst-
me nces 10 YOU, chile Ia the Executive Air oi ~,
stnte I shall - held toIth 10 the SOih
chaiged with crime, without the most positive
declaration that | HJn f-ady W Nee aud iepeI "
vuct.yor and by whonsoeyet ppedt.' Nhah LlSul
llreck hr,t arrived At Columbia ~ irhth hAl !cit
Town 10 see HI. auiily Tut ho ~ uIned AID 'urcn-
der-d nIm..it Wade Hampton bgd tAy. Sasah 10
am, 10 6gbt Lieut.. Brecks nttle party but ~As hqt
ALLOW ed t0 10 90 and he It town Al once IoT pais
unknown lhc people received tha c4e'n IA soldels
mos corlialIy ana Il app aIs b. PIE 'lOus poclahia
ton OF toy Aiagrsth, thHt the is hot Ah Aiiheu
rel el within the iords Of th' state NoHIhp's ~
now paInAuentlN sarti-0nci pl OuI troops. ,.
secietAtS N0Des and v4fv hlTNed Ihhrtslun
on the X-th ul', and vets r!TtlNeu WIN Wa4h heh
honor Ihey visited the iotlicA.llnt' elc' ana pro-
Gee I'D 10 savannah, joined by Aublisi pahIsrh,
vhch pIare they reached the 3lst, Nbrrs pSLei1l
CilnloIe united win the party.
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From New 0rleanssDirect.
First Despatch for Three Years.

Tho following press despatch iiom Few Oresna
direct the first received tor moro than three yesrs
ysp Orle1ns, June 60 u. h.-Aalor Gen. sheri-
S.n and stah arived here to-day. Reports fom
NstcheE state that the rebel Gen. Hood had offered
hi, surrender 10 Gen. Davidson, comma anding thore
Gen. Heron has left for shreveport, the headqu1
tsp Of the Northern Division Of Louisiana. fester
day was universally observ ed according the national
PROCLAMATION.
Afre yesterday destroyed nine buildings in the
hrst dlstrict A fro this morning at LAkepori de-
stroye one half the place.
Cdiro, June 3.-Nev Orleans dates Of the evening
OF the 29th ut are received. Gen Candy has Issued
orders nstructins all military commanders reporting
90 him 10 extend the limits Of their commands 20 all
sections Of county East OF the Mississippi vi mn
his urisdicion, and to SEQ that the paIanount su.
thoriy Of the United state. 10 recognized, aud thAi
the recent order of President johnson, festof.
ing the benefits of unrestricted trnde, IA acct pted
In good iaith. Military orders contlctng with
the Executive order in regard 10 commticih m
toIcourse are revoked. Miitary taHes arc soon in
ned for the country the side Il the Mssissppl
except such a. are Indispensable for sanitary OF 1 &C
orders are declared. W he ingent ON the dispo.
tion OF tho people tnd their ability TO preserve th'
public peare. The assistance Of tine army will 10
Eyen 10 aid IN the uaIntansnce OF order, but her
ever Euerrillas or evtldoers harbored counte
pAnced, trade will be stopped and the community "
offending be forced TO maintain tho troops cent q
subdue the narnuceu.
Union prisoners from Camp Ford, Texas, Who ar
rived at New Orleans on the sth ult, represent tina
affairs in TeIa. are IN very coniused ste, and this
there general deaiTe for the Union forces
py the State These released prisoners consist OF de
tschments from nearly every state In the UnioI
There 10 also . ttv belonging 10 the navy anon
them, Including come who formerly we're attached
tAa GiifaT and AnrniDs LAsAk Tha lstsE Js u
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GENERAL GRANT.
Address TO the Armies.
Washington, JUNE 4 General Grant hD ssupd IL,
bllowins congrstulatory sddress TO the armies

Warrington, JUNE I. General Grant hD issupd the
bIowins consrstulatory sddress TO the armies;
wAR DIPARrsrsr, ApJ'T GBSfRAL's OTTIcEl
WAsnIsGros, ID. c. june 9, 1855.
CENTRAL ORDERs No. lCS.- SoIdiers " the Armies
sJhe uniied States =: by your patriotic devotion to
vour country In the hour Of danger and alarm
your magnificent fighting, bravery, and en-
durance, you have maintained the supremacy
Of the Union and the Constitution; over
thrown an armed opposition 10 the enforcement OF
the laws and OF the proel0natons forever aboshing
snverv-the cause and pretex' Of the rehCllion-aud
opened the TO the rshtful authorities TO restore
order and inauguta'e peace on permanent and en-
during basis every foot of American coil. Your
mAIches sieses and battles In distance, duration.
resolution and brancy of results, dim the lustte OF
the worlds past military acheyonents ard will be
che pariot's precedent In defence oi ~ ertJ
end light In al time 10 come In obedience
20 your country's call, you lett your homes snl
families, and volunteered in its defence. Vic
tory has crowned your valor and secured the plpose
Of your pstrioic heait and With the gratitude Of
POUR countrymen. and the highest houos great and
hee nation accord, will 'oou be permit led Il
return to your homes and families conscious OF hav
Ing discharged the Highest duty VI American
sitlzens. 70 acheye these glorious trIum. .hf,
and 10 secure 10 JOurssly.s, your lel o~ -coun
trymsn aud posierity the blessings OF fee inst
tuons, tens VI thousands Of yOur gallant conn ade
baye fallen. and sealed the priceless e aey With the
Hyes. The graves OF these grateful nation bedetl
With tears, honoTs their memories and VIII eNe
sherilh and support their stricken iamilies
L. I, GHAsT, Lieut.. .-Ienerh
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BY Mr., Ewins g. State In wha. business you we're
seller VI ford'a Theatre, O. state whether no Iho
iyato DoGet except those occupied by the party u
air. Y. State whether Or not any ticseu 70 teoss
box bad been sold during the day. A, thlpk not
stsspdAaes NJ. posssf nAds Apnliesnan tnr asr'
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Too Late for Classification.
! or THE MASONS' PRO.

Alta MEETING OF THE MAsoNS' PRO-
fAtective Union OF Brooklyn, 4. De- held Sept 18th,
the following named members were expelled for not
complying with the rules Of this Union Matthew
Smith, George Dovoe, John Michigan, Jacob Won
LIN, Pres,. 1862
A MEXICAN AND FOREIGN PATENT
IA AGENCY -MFSSRS. MUM 4 co, Publishers
OF the scientific American" continue to act as At
torneys for occurring Patents for new lnventions in
this and all foreign Countries
Messrr. MUM l. GO, have had seventeen yesr,'
experience In Collecting patents and have acted a.
Attorneys for more than 20,tO0 inventors.
Pamphlets containing the Patent law. and other
important information to inventors furnished free,
on application.
Consultation and advice free. Address
MUM co,
81 Park Rov, New York, or cor. Of and Ith sts,
Washington, ID. e.. 4I2
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h roo k1yn ID.

TIE RECENT ALLEGED WIFE MURDER
Coroner Barrett continued the investigation yester-
day afternoon into the circumstances attending the
death Of Mrs Laura hils the wife Of Franklin Mills
residing at No. 80 Fulton street The evidence
show ed that the husband came home about ii o'clock
Monday night, instead OF O'Clock a. stated by
himself The bar-keeper Of the American Hotel,
which neaCly join. the EAGLE Office Cwhere the par
ties resldedl testified that he heard screams and other
evidences OF agony the night In question Other
witnesses ties flied 10 circumstances not at all favor
able TO the accused. hut the ph yscian who made
the post norton examination vas not prese ~, the
adjourned until this day at noon. Mills il
meantime, hold In custody to avail, the result Of the
investigation.
ATTEMPTED MUBDEE.-Mr. Jas. A. Thomp.
residing in Nassau street, Brooklyn, was shot al
by persons unknown, on "Wednesday evening
and wounded In one leg, but the injury Ia not OF
serious character. Mr.. Thompson was standing In
Nssau street. near Cold Al the time. The mar
who tired WAS on the opposite side, In company will
| another person. and both ran away s'ter tho sho
was fred They we're dressed In black frock coats
| rcd shirts and black cloth cAps.
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Uppleasant Thing. to Witness.

A dirty shirt covered with clean dctey good
meat thrown 10 the dogs wurk-house funeral
without abundance . mother beating her child
because /, had Teen nearly run over country
Ov.rsetr putting out poor woman by the shout
d,y afternoon q child crying for hours together
IN cradle /. man stuffed with rich food un.il biz
logs arc obliged 20 be tied up sery,a. waiting a
table with dirty hands woman slipping into The
back door OF public house Win ins jug ...e.
when he oi.sn gets drunk himself an old man o.
seventy and young Grl Of seventeen going 10
church to be married clothes lying 70 b moth.
eaten, while there are so many backs vi'hOul COW
ou, q, ,bs h.sl ths bsilin carrying The bed and
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MEDICINES.


A SURE CURE FOR INTEMPERANCE-
IA discovered by Dr. KING, given unknown to the
pei in ale, tea or any other beverage. Price ~.
B-BewMe Of limitations which always sicken
when taken. Genuine sold only at ass Hudson o.,
cor. Grove 1t, NJ Y. 9bS
CANCERS-CANCERS = CAN
" GERS can now lie radically eIterminated and a
sure cure effected without the OF the knife This
recipe was obtained at a great expense from Old
Indian chief For for her particulars inquire at Sc
Hudson 81, 4th door below King Of. S2l
DR. BONE, ia WEST 10TH ST.-DIS-
heasss Of the heart, lungs, liver kidneys ulce
throat scrofulA, old ulcer, tumors piles hstula
cefL erupionA every form Of akin disease, cured.
Hours 10 4 and 9 70 7. NJ lbl
PSIA-AST0NISHING CURES ARE
Ddaily made by the use Of that excellent remedy,
DYSPEPSIA ANNIHIIAToR.
II has been beio the Public for the last 20 Year,
and where II hss been perseye cd with, and the din
ACT gently upon the bow els giving renewed vgor 10
lie aud brace. up the hole system
A. il we're new life. Every one Of sedeniary habits
should III IT, and all who troubled with Dyspepsia
should ue H. Depot-46 South second st WiliiAms-
burrh Price one Dollar pei bottle. voc
CRANDMOTHER'S CORN KlLLER-WII.-
LILLIAN MACKERsON, residing At l3 East 25th
a. had a severe col cured by using 'Gfandmothen'
Corn Killer" This wonderful remedy never fails TO
cure cons, bunions, warts. For sale by all drug
eists Price 90 cents. Agents wanted. Address
GORDON ii. PIKE box 1872 station l.. ls3
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he soy City.

SMASH UP on THE CAMDEN AND ANNOY
RAtLRoAD-Osk Man KuLED.--Between 2 and 3
O'Clock. yesterday morning, as the midnight wash
ington express train was between Princeton and
Trenton, 1t ran into the Of the p. NJ freight
train from Jsuey City, with such force to an ash
up several Of the freight cars throw the baggage
Of the Washington train top Of the engine tender
and crush in the end Of the fret passenger car in
stantly killing unknow soldier who was standing
the front platform, and severely II not fatally,
injurlns another passenger Many OF the passengers
hurled from their seats by the shock Of the col
iision, and sustained more lees contusioLs, but
none Of serious nature. The collision appears TO
have been the rerut OF eulp.ble neglect the part
Of some Of the employee It's stated that the ireigh,
train was behind time, and was in the act OF going
10 . turnout TO allow the express train to pass,
and q red light Vas sent back to warn the spprosch-
Ing train, but the light NOT having been stationed
sufficient distance to the rear, 1t was found mpo.sI-
BILE to CHECK the train In tune 10 prevent the collision
The and T.se P. N. Washington trains for Jsrsey
City came up soon after and were delayed between
two and three hours before the debris Of the wrecked
train. could be removed to allow them to pas.
DIsoRDERLY NEGROES. - On Wednesday
night about 10 discharged negro soldiers belongings
in Paterson while waiting the Erie railway depot,
in Jersey City, for the departure Of the train,
| Quoted themselves in very dsorderly manner, and
we're with difficulty resnained no,u doing violence
entered lay oi's saloon and demanded to be iurn-
i,hed liquor ,ithout pay, When being reiq,ed they
seized carving knife and drove the leader from the
| place and the tram being ready ior departure, nc
| iuIther trouble occurred.
| GAoGIso AND ATTEMPTED RoBBERr.-
Betwseu ls and o'clock yesterday morning, thu
saloon Of Adams d woo,ey, No. W Hudson street
| .NI.-
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be ~ hrn. n features Of Edvsrd Ketckum we're
not 70 set and the muscles Of bis face we're not %
perfectly under his control the tve occasions
on which he appeared ~ the bar Of the Tombs Tor
sxaninstion. He had, however, prepared himself
for his srrsignment, and . he h.d no occasion 70
peal Cor himself - he bs hitherto done, he mani
Tested little emotion. Er-Judse Allen replied iof
him. vhsn the reading Of The indc,men" vas
vnved.
Henry b. jenkins vas srrsgned on two indiet
ments for larceny and smbeEElement from the
Phoenix National Bank Of this city. lie pleaded not
guilty, and his trial also set down for The mr."
Monday Of the October torn Of the court.
The Grand Jury found an Indictment Of murder In
the frat decree against Charles Cobalt tho abortion
lat This 10 The prisoners second onence''''''''.
Joseph Cohen vas convicted Of grand larceny and
rsmsnded for sentence.
PolIos IrrxtttoKScE. Shooting l1rav.-At an
early hour yesterday morning. Johp Thomson, living
st a. varick, and Seneca Stevens, Of BIT Washington
street. qu.rreled at the Of 9th stree, and the
Bo-ery, when stevens drew . pistol and fired at
Thou,on the ball striking the cheek Of tho latter,
and passing through his tonsue. escsped from his
mouth Thomson fed and vas pursued by Stevens
who vas about firing ,econd time, hen officer Pit
caTn, Of the 10Th Precinct disarned and arrested
hT he va 20 e,s ba n oep Ss , o
ssV, 10 ansve the charge before the Court Of Den
| srsl Sessions
Arr,a Of youthful Buvoldvs-,Iohn Carpenter
and Charles walker, colored. we're arrested ye,ter
BY officer Little Of tho 9Th Precinct, charge Of
forcihiy entering and robbins the liquor store Of
| Diedrch Muller, 1876 Church street The prisoners
| scknoxledeed their guilt, and were committed for
trial They are only 10 and II yesp Of age, respec-
| lively.
Recovery u Stolen Goods.-A case o. goods valued
at $500 stolen from the sidewalk in font Of Mr..
| James Douglass store, Park Place on "Wednesday
afternoon. he evening officers Hamblin aud
Irsh, OF the uatlor Police, traced the goods 10
second n nd shop at 80 Madison street, whore they
we're recovered The thieves escaped.
Robbed phils dslsep.-Michael Dorsey and James
sheehsn. we're arrested yesterday by ofcer Powers
Of the Tth Precinct on . charge lof stealing s24s
| from samuel hin. while the latter asleep In a
saloon At the corner Of East broadway and Cathsrine
street. dorsey admitted taking tho money for safe
keeping. Justice Manifold committed the sccused
| tor examination.
| A PTi.oner Beats an 0ffosr in a Csli.-Yes,erdsy
morning, Thomas Mulligan was arrested on . charge
Of rohhins Charles Ellis, at the Soldiers Home II
Howard street The prisoner was LODGED in cell II
the Station house. and soon after Officer Wells en-
tered the prirone = cell, when he was stacked b,
the latter, Who teat and BIZ the officer until he va
| seriously dubbed. During the day Justice Ledviu
| committed him for trial.
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sIEAMsHIPs-Europe, tFrenehl H.yre nors
Castle, Hayans; Perit, Savannah; Commanier VIII
minstoni Vsruna, Savannah; Mary bandiord- Boston;
Falcon, Baltimore.
sH1Ps-Albert Of for Bremen; Hudson, London
BARK-Ros,mond- Fichett for Galveston. Terra.
BR1Gs-Emms, Rio Grands de salira; Ilgelov,
Windsor, y z; Wild Pifeon, Port kariG A ZOE,
Port Royal; Matilda Csieiro, Gibraltar and ssus
Nile az Thomas: Lois hsiisni, St John, B kush,
Mystic; Blenkhorn, 81 John, Nj; Panama, Havana.
sCHooSERs-Enchsntrses Pars: Ro.ahe, 81
Kitts Jessie Jones, ~ Kitts G A Farnsvorth- Bar.
BADGES; Moeul, Halifax y Marvin, Baltimore; y
Carver Elizabethport; SALIVA, Philadelphia; Henry
Glib New Bedford Ida l. Boston.
BLooPs-odd Fellov, Middleton; Aurora, Nor
vich vicioris, Hartford; Brown, Providence; John
Adams New Haven.
gTEAMsHIPs-He Liverpool via Queens
town; Triton, Fortress M)nroe Ericsson, San JUAN
Me; Sea Gull, Baltimore; Hstierss Norfolk.
BARKs-Topeha, Havana Harvest Home 7. Isl
BRIGs-A c Mayer, KINGSTON, Jsmac,; Lilly, Mo
bile. G Eddy, GARDENS; Excelsior, Of and from Der
muds; !, Glaze Bay, & Is; Raven, Gov Bay, Z b
Waltham, Of Wiscasset from Savannah.
windsor, n :; Enchsntress, ssvannah Copy Ron
dout for Providence; sarah Hoyt New Haven ioi
Baltimore: Ellen Perkins, Westport Pennsy " ania
Elizsbetbport Tor Boston; Adelaide, Albany for Mes
ben. Mobile; Annie Borland. Jacksonvile; Rhode
Island, Virginia; II J RAYMOND, Baltimore; Hattie
Low, Nireinia, hun Virginia, Virginia; Dawn, Glen
iuesos; Plough boy, Jsck,ouyille VIM PsIson, Mes
sinis Jas Franklin, Virgins, l. 1ves, baltimore
q BinnE Virginia: G II Kirk, Georgeto~n. ID G
Village Queen. Geofgeto~n; Henry Finch, George
tovn X Bennett Charleston; 7 Garnov, Viz
emith, savannah; II Mar, Wilmington. Hamilton
Baltimore; Jas English, ferhandins.
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Personal NOTICES.

IF EDWARD McENALLY, LATE OF
L Spnngheld Illinois, ia In the city he will confer
favor by calling on PHILIP GAFFSEY, at lls
broadway 1871
INNOVATION WANTED OF BRIDGET
L LALLY, who eft her home Sept. STA, had on a
black conner trimmed With black ribon, bTown de
laine dress, black shawl 10 year. Old, light hair,
brown ey cs Ia very good looking gir quite smart
Any inlormation OF her will be thankfully poeivod
by her parents. she took the Central Railroad ior
New York. VIII give $40 reward III
ITO DAVIDS. OGDEN AND ALL CLAIM
l. ing by, through under him, notice IL hereby
given that all shares Of the capital stock Of the Rhode
Island Mining Company Of Michigan. on which any
sum NJ money retains due IN consequence Of Us
pubic suction, at he ofiee OF said Company No. .
Nassau street (roorn No. 81, New York city, on tho
ninth day 81 October, 1896 at 10 o'clock A. M &C.
eordins to tho Laws of the state Of Michigan. W.
SARGENT, Secretary. 94l