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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-10-09

The Florence sewing Machines Only
HAVE THE CELEBRATED
REVERSIBLE WEED MOVEMENT.
SEWING FROM
RroHr TO LEFT AND FROM LEFT TO RIoHr
IrMAKEs FOUR DISTINCT STITCHES.
THE FLORENCE HAS A sELP-ADyUsTINd SHUFMA
TENSION
III CHANCES THE LENGTH or STITCH. OR FRO@
ONE KIND or STITCH TO ANOTHER WHILE
THE MACHINE Is IN MOTION
IN THE FLORENCE THE SAME SIZED THREAD CAD
BE USED BOTH ABOVE AND BELOW.
IT WILL SEW ACROSS THE HEAVIEST SEAMS AND
ONE OR MORE TincKHEssEs or CLOTH VITA
THE FINEST COTTON WITHOUT CHANCE on
NEEDLE. TENSION. OR BREAKIN0 THE THREAn
THE BEST SEWING MACHINE IN TIE woRLn
FLORENCE SEWING MACHINE CO..
No Go3 sRoADwAY. NEw-YORk
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lfEGIfIlRNT

HOSYY. GLyCEKsE AND PAIN SoTs,
J. G. HULLs Sow, No Sc PARKROw. n. Y,
Manufacture OF every styIe OF Staple and Toilet soaps
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To the Associated Pres,.
ted Prcs,
wAsHNoros. Dot. g. 1858
BRUTAL ASSAULT.

BRUTAL ASSAULT.
In Alexandria, Va, Col. Free of the le5th
Ohio Volunteers was sttecked llst night by On ex
Rebel soldier The latter severely punished
NEGRO SHOT.
A colored man named Hunter was shot and
severely wounded in the head this afternoon 10y young
man named Richardson Of this city.
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Business Notices.

IT IA AN INSULT 10 THE SHRBwDsBsS OF
Aueic.n, 70 ask them boy the ms~ki.h mocbenes Of
Pan. p~fuuc. ga up herc whsu tie s-'rsn ero~srre OF
PH.Loss Niour BLoor-o Csssvs /. admitted sv,n In tho
foreign cite. wb.rr the genuine extracts arc sdA Sold
erywhers.
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MorHYRs, MOTHERS MOTHERS

MOTHERS, NOTIFIES : MOTHERS
Aro you durb.l uisb, and broken Of your ~, By
seL sLnd suffering and erYps with tho eIc'uciatins
pain cutting ,s-hi II 80. at once and 50, bo'is
q Ma Wr,fo~s soorurso srnrr. 1t viii rslsv- thu
poor little .odcrer mnediai-y-derefd upon II; there A"
no mistake sbou, Il. Thers /, q mother earth
who Ia. evof u.ed Il. Who will no, tell you at once
thu II all resu,i. the bowels. and give rest 20 The
mother and relief ard be,h The child. op~r-'ng lao
magic. Il L. perfectly sale to use In I'll ea'"'' 'nd
pls.sn. 10 tho taste snd the prescription Of one Of
thu Oldest and best Cmale physician. aud nurses in the
United State. Price % cents. Sod everysber-
Halls HAm-RBsBwkR
4 b, bet pr.paron e1tsn r restoring GRAY HAIR 70 iA
or.a color rreyentnr IT,. falling ud promoting II.
growth Iti. beho'ifu naiTDresv'nS For sale BY al
Drugg.,. DEa., fANsp a Co, Wsoi-.'ie Agents.
HoMg AGAIx.-Dr. Il. c. PERRY takes great
pss, announcing to bic patients snd The public enrfiy
Office 10 - bonds, fork. wAere b. 10 pared a.
treat .ooe'i1J =. d,.-. Ct the SCALP Los. ., i.'I ."S
p,m,t,rv bincing Also. Ws't. Mo'e' SUD "ee' 'no''
uslly removed. No oh"'sr tot consultation.
sQulRK & LASpGa, No. % FULroS-Sr.,
oder ior A.Lr. uiAxoSps iecsr GoLD w.rcnss MANS
~, MI w., c.nt % ye ssrsss sHsr,,oruESa oosr
'"ii' P ''
own and h.r.. nae iss., - ,rc1re for patent
Lus aud DRY ri-s-TEs -AFFs. Dor 'tis low ,,
MARVIN 60. no 700 broh"aJ.
. 49,. - ,-,X, 1 10, o.,
TRUSTS. &C." w UIfbn IAihNi Inv bh
Tsu.s tnr only IhUs, NJ wear no rRe~utH on we
tAcE n viii poii,vcy ere TIE mos. oeedm , $50 "
W. s'' -, - -
SChILBRkG LEHMAN oiNInihN " ~ ~ '''''
.n cure without tlr shs1e,t afu,rr ot TI,'s "a
Sc sor s,ie d, the Drug ore. No. 20 Gosery
M, =, - m ., s,,ro- J,vo van
iuc TP"ir ~ "'I -. -, ,,,icl. In nae
Gail and zee it AT tsi Broassy. cor 'n'' E irsSrAco
-. - ~, S,yy,c pr-rors Srups
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PARDOSS.

PARDoSS.
The President granted GO amnesty pardonr
On Saturday. all 70 parties from Alabama.
n. II. Trescott Of South Carolina. formerly al ac-
sompoe OF Buchanan Assistant Secretary % state.
here to beg pardon for his former completely with
the enemies Of bis country
A gentleman from Eew.York who has spent two
weeks In following successful application for pardon
through Judge Hollis office. GA Saturday succeeded IN
getting the Presidential signature. But L. was Inc
formed 10 the White House that the Presidents time is
70 occupied with listening to Southern applications for
pardon. that there to-day nvs hundre ca'ss SINH
larly recommended and only awaiting the sigma
ture Of the President which he has not time to make
PERSONAL.
Mr.. John C. Hopper, late Of the Sixth
Auditors Office and formerly The Office Of the secre.
larry Of the Treasury and Currency Bureau has recent
ly been appointed 10 Important position In tho
United States Appraisers Office Eew York City. Mr..
HOppers mercantile knowledge and large experience at
home and abroad Will make him invaluable officer
Tor the Government We congratulate him well as
helAtter in securing such experiences. Mr.. Hopper
has for some time been engaged in important work
On the National System Of Banking" for which his
experience and capacity writer eminently At him
L will IN due time appear and prove valuable acquisi
ton on this subject.
L. Pope Walker eI Rebel Secretary Of War, who
gave the order to FIRE Sumter is ut WlloTds Green
Clay Smith leaves here In the morning for missionary
sbor in New-Jersey. He speaks at Newark morrow
svening
Secretary Harlan returned from his brief visit 70
iowa on Saturday and although quite indsposed on.
'ersd immediately upon his duties.
MILITARY PERSONAL.
Brevet Brig. Gen. Heintzeman. q. s. A., ia
ndered to report to Gen. wessels Harris Island. N.
I. The 18th Regiment Regulars stationed at Harris
Lland Ia Cen Heintzemsns old command lie leaves
here on Monday. : 'i-aA
Bssvst Brig Gen Sanders. formerly commanding the
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The disbursirg business Of the Commission has
ceased tLs further necessity for its contnu.
snoe exists. bu the collection Of soldiers claims will
Itm continue Under the supervision Of w f. Bascom,
esq. General Agent.
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Union NoesinSS-
TIE Hon. HENRY WILSON Of Mass. and Gen H. A.
BAR SuM will address m etinss 90 follows
YosEEHs-M MONDAY. Oct
Prkx.xLL-rUFSDAi, Oct 10
MArTAwas WEDNESDAY Oct IL.
PoraHNgyPsiE-THUkspAl, Oct IL
HvDsos-t niDAl. Oct. -.
TKoy-SAIURDAY. oct ~
Union General CoDmittee. The Executive Com
mrr Of tue linton GENERAL Committee will hold special
Meeting Of I-sJGusrofs corner Of broadway and twenty
thmd =, 4 Ills (MondAyl EVENING, Oct g. iSs1
OWEN W. BRENNAN. Chairman.
HgsRr u. HugLAr CnAs ". HALL Secretaries
Third Assembly District Union Association N J
NEE NJ thr finh Mard 10 ii rms (MOnGsy1 EhENlHU
at "A o'ciock JAS NJ iUIiiILi' fsrsideh@
JeBs A. WILLIAns SECRETARY
Howard Nib sion and HOME for Little WANDER
er- No u Now ry-fh- member. ct thi sos'"ty arc
frour.td 20 r,t ut tho Room, thr Mission, TUESDAY
Oc H. ocosk p. 20 erct Board VI Trustees tor the
ensuing ycsr. By order OF tho board , ,
ii. DExwsrxR, S~oTetary. JOSEPh HOAiE, rrendent
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The Navy.
DEPARYURl or NAVAL. HlH.R.

DbPAkTUR1 OF NAVAL MALE.
The sunboat Rhode Island, Commander Stephen D.
renchard, will probably leave tomorrow for the West
Gulf squadron She viii carry letters and parcels. II LEFT
Al the Naval Lyceum, Brooklyn, by early tomorrow
morning Tho Union, Acting Volunteer Lieutenant
Commanding Edward Conroy, will also probably sail to-
morrow, with supplies for tho East Gulf squadron Let
ters and parcels left above viii be sent by her 10 the
various vessels Of the squadron
AFFAIRS AT TIM BRooKLYN YARD.
Work the frgste Colorado and on the sloopof war
pdv - ,o aSs later m on ,n' sSck u progressing =
the strikers not yet having returned to their abor
The iron doubleender Mohongo ID at the wharf, and
The guns Of the sloop war Lackswana arc being
moved and the ship will undergo thorough overhaul
ing before going TO sea again.
THR LATE sxECUTIvR OFFICER OF rnu YARD.
oncer OF the Navy Yard relieved on Tuesday last
BY Captain h NJ Pennock. Captain Case has been Q
most valuable ocer In the yard daring the important
and busy times he has been connected with II He has
performed the arduous perpexing and varied dutieo
his position with energy perseverance, and skill that
cannot be surpassed Under his admirable supervision
most important Of its navy yards but have been ad
vanced and protected, and the efficiency OF the navy
greatly promoted BY his Jealous and untirng devotion
10 MS duties and TO the service He Ia 70 b transferred
TO less laborious and agreeable position abroad
captain Pennock has served In the Mississippi waters
curing the greater part Of the as feet captain and
ordnance ofcer with Admiras Foote Davis Porter and
Lee, where he has distinguished himself In every line Of
duty He brings to his aid In his new position eIper:
ence and an ndomtable energy and will that cannot fail
70 make his administration . success
LAUNCH OF LIGHT DRAUGHr MONITOR.
me Monitor Nauset was launched on Wednesday last
from Mr.. Donald McKays yard, in East Boston, Mass
upon the stocks BY raising her deck and building her
TO enable her 10 float Her internal arrangements have
also been generally altered from the original plan Of
the designer She will doubtless do harbor defence duty
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THE WEEKLY HERALD.
Tne chespest Newspaper and Best Family
Literary Journal I'm the Country,

~o"o~Pess Newspaper snd Best Family
Literary Journal I'm the Country.
ine " 1Nif HERALD, now ready, contains:--
fal report OF the 0bseQues to President Lincoln in
washington city, Baltimore, Harrisburg and PhiisdsI-
phia with details Of the Reception Of the Body In the
Metropolis Of the Scenes and Incidents in the city while
the remains lay In state at the City Hail. of the eager
crowd that gathered to look upon the face Of tho late
Head Of the Nation and Of the immense Military and
Civic Procession that attended the Corpse on ,s deps
turo from New York; Additional Accounts Of the Ass.s
sins with tho Letter Of Booth giving his reasons for the
sssassnston Account Of the arrival Of General Grant Al
General Shermans headquarters In North Carolina and
q the conclusion Of the Armiscs with Joe Johnsons
Rebel Force and important intelligence from the Union
Forces in all parts Of the country The --latest News from
Europe and all other portions Of the World Poetry The
story Of "rhs Trial by FIRE." Literary Ar
tisc and Scientific reading Musical and Theatrical Re-
view for tho week. Interesting reading for Farmers and
Gardeners; Varieties Facetie; Valuable reviews Of the
Money, Commercial, Dry Goods, Boot and Shoe Cattle
and Horse Markets. and reports Of all important events
Of the weeH.
TxRxs-slngis subscription, 81; three copies, S.;
ave copies, ST. ten copies $15 single copies, cents
limited number Of advertisements inserted in tho
WlKxLy HERALD.
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Glsm, attacked and routed the rebel force under Major
General Mccewan, at Aorgantown, taking one piece of
artillery General Giem Afterwards forced the passes
through the Blue Ridge held by the rebel forces under
aene Martini taking six pieces Of artillery and would
nave captured or dispersed the whole force had be
oeen me. oy General Martin With dag Of truce bearing
e''er from General Sherman oounterssned by General
johnston and directed to General stopeman ordering
general suspension Of hosies and the withdrawal Of
our forces under General Stoneman
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Assault on Charles IngersoII.

This afternoon Charles lnserlnl the brother q 81
ward nt2rso, and Notorious sympathsse via. so A.
Deior went 20 Spring Carbon Hall for the purpose Of
going bail for bis brother On descending srou his car
mage he vas CO.. upon by ~ popuaos and very badly
beaten. he took refuge ID TIC hali. AID vas ssa,c
quenty conveyed to his home.
Several prominent seccssonists proposed visi Tho
hall this afternoon to consult with Mr. Ingersou ol
they were warned not to do So and dessted. TIL o.
citement on the subject high, and in the pre-
state Of the public mind the lives Of all sympai
with the rebels hardly be said to DO SAFE
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CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

AmnL-Receipts, 1ls bbIs Tho market continues
quiet with small sales Of pots At So and % Is s. 80
for pearls
BaxADsruyu Receipts, e7S7 bbls nour 200 bbls and
lib bags corn meal 800 bushels wheat 1873 do corn
1882 do OATS and S75 do barley Tho market for State
and Western flour less active and somewhat inegu-
lar Choice grades were firmly held, while decline Of
10c 15o. established on the common and medium
kinds The sales 1000 bbls. State and Western,
1000 do. Southern and 500 do Canadian, the market
closing duh and heavy, with no buyers ut outside
quotations Rye flour In moderate request, with
sales at IS so So Corn meal In improved request
and nrmer The sales were ], TOO bbs, at 50 Is for
D.~nA x.-lpno and forI Wa
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The wheat market somewhat irregular; winter wheat
dull and heavy, while spring steady q, about
previous quotations The sales comprised 40 900 bushels
at 81 90 for no Milwaukee, 81 81 for white Canada
81 81 IS for winter red Western and 81 SO 81 IS
for amber Michigan. Rye dull and heavy at 81 OF
81 03 for Western Barley malt dull, and prices
were wholly nomlnslly unchanged Barley was in mode
rate demand and hrm Gales 900 bushels Canada East At
81 o. Corn continues scarce and prices advanced fully
Ic the market closing firm; sales 20 900 bushels at
81 q $I44 for yellow, and 81 80 for inferior
mixed Western Oats dull and lower at 7sc Toe.
for Canada Soc SIC. for jersey and SIC. S3c for
Western.
Corryr The market very firm, but only mod.
crate demand prevailed. The only sale heard OF
$50 bags Maracaibo AZ 21c, gold.
Corros.-Thore less activity In the market, and
prices declined fully &C. per pound the market closing
weak salos Of 500 bales At tho following quota
alA.
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A secessionist Drummed Out OF Harris

HARRISBURG April 81, 1885
William Young, who was arrested week before last by
the provost guard for making obscene comments the
death of President Lincoln, this afternoon escorted
through the principal streets Of the city by squad Of
the Veteran Reserve drum corps, who played the
"Rogue's March," The prisoner was elevated n
board upon which painted words descriptive Of his
offence The novel affair created considerable sensation
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S Il q N e M A N /.
Successful Operations Before shermsn's
Truce.

Truce
KsoxvnLH April q, 1865.
Since the last intelligence from General stoneman's
command the following Ia summary Of what 10 has 40.
fsomplished:-
One portion Of the command, under Colonel Palmer.
moved down the Catawba river dispensing parties going
southwest from Johnstons army and capturing upwards
Of 1000 prisoners and two pieces Of artillery, and
among the things destroyed the immense railroad
bridge the Caawba ver 1l2o feet long and sixty
~ high Then learning MAT general armisscs had
sn sutsrsd into between Sherman and Johnston Colo.
~ Primer ceased operations
~ sshsf portion Of We command. uads5 General
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DEDICATED TO THE SICK.

There dwet In the swamps . pale, bilious mechanic;
His muscles were srsnghless, his blood It chu;
And the wife Of his bosom believed, In her panic,
Seeking daily for help In her wtfely devotion,
All vainy she tried Pill and powder and potion
Till at last whom prey TO Rrief's widest emotion,
OF HOSTETTER'6 bITTERS she heard from friend
She purchased the cordial, half hoping, half fearing,
prayer on her lip and tear In here eye;
And taking his hand, with words kindly and cheering,
Besought him the tonic for her sake 10 try
As he drank, life through his system seemed stealing
Each following draught did it's mission OF healing
UNTIL strong In health and most grateful In feeling,
He told the "true story here twined into song
II also proper TO state that the Bers sold exclu
svely glass and under any circumstances by the
gallon or the barrel Impos!crs and imtato arc abroad
and the only safeguard the public have against them 10
that the Bers they buy have the label and mote
OF hand Of Messrs. HOSTETTER 4 SMITH and pro-
prietary stamp the cork Of the bottle
New York office, 90 Cedar street.
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Court Calcndar-This Day

SurRHNE CoURr. CIRCUIT. 1-Adjourned without
day. Part 2-Nos. 1907, 1926 1915, 1871. Part s-Cal
endar unchanged.
SUPERIOR CouRr.-Part Mos. 1905, $685. 533, 512o,
6lS1, b135 $751; $780, 6141 5l4S 5146 6147 64o 5l6l
Part 2-Will take up no new case this term.
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The National Fast Day.

EuzABErH, n J., April ~, 1566.
At large meeting Of Episcopal clergymsn held in
this CITY, was unanimously resolved to request Bishop
Odenhemer TO petition the President to change the day
appointed Fast Day from the 26th of May, which 10
an important church estivalthe Ascension of Lord
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THE REBELS IN CANADA.

Impo,rtant Action OF the Grand Jury ut
Toronto.
ToRosro, G. W.. April n, 1895.
Tho Grand Jury have found true bill Of indictment
against Jacob Thompson, 6. @ Clay, W. h Cleary, VIM
Lawrence Mcdonald and Bennett Young for breach Of
the neutrality laws
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-04-28

II Thousand Gentlemen should Visit
GENIN'S SIG broadway to-day, each would find In the i'm
variety Of Dress and Busness styles the Hat suited 10
his face and figure
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US Monitor Roanoke, Capt A H Kitty Fortress Moussa
a hours. Il anchored in the North River
last 10 the Sanitary Commission.
Steamship Gen Barnes 81 transport Norton Asss
hIss oy NC ssu Es 70 q sr
Monroe % hours, 70 U Quarermaster.
Steamship Admiral Dupont ~ transport Pepper FGS
Ship Harvest Queen, Hutchinson, LIVERPOOL March -
with mdse and IA passengers 70 II Marshall o. -
bark Union tBremsn) Bichier Rio Janeiro a days. ~
BAR. zePhyrsTPss sTl PsnI:on Demar.r' Is days VI"
Big cSssapeake GBrS white Demsrar., Is days, With -
gar, Leaycraf Go. sd inst lat 90 lon n spene
bark A Pendergnst from Baltimore for Rio Janeiro. "a =.
Brig Clyde lsr Waltsrs' sat Cay H. IL days. WIN -
scbr Wilson Crawford Stevens, Mnattlan. IS dsya ~
Key West April Is With sshSSsany 70 Gssrs
with oats to X + Buck A Co.
sohr Levant (Br Grapes. CORVALLIS, Is days with p
schT Seaman srj. Tower Port JoGxin. a.ys. ~
schr Rio Mitchell shuiee. days. with spars, 70 s.sw
psy ssSnasr; %l% sU9 Sc
echr Wreath Small Mnchlas daya
Schr Brier, Rich Rockend.
Schr Leader Thornen, Rockiand
l Schr Ontario, Palmer Boston.
Schr Rich Crowcll, Boston for PhilsdelphiA
| Schr Stratton Ferrell Providence.
schr Mary Elizabeth, Chase, Provtdenca
Schr Pavilion, Baker Providence
| Schr Gertrude. Colwell, Providence
| Schr Wauponsa, Gibson, Providence
schr ALBEIT, Plaster, Providence for PhnassisAAA-
| Bchr Sarah Jane, Gardner, Newport
| Sohr Russell Covert, New London.
schr Naiad Queen, chas. New Haven
| Schr Msbee, Sucheo, New Haven.
| sohr Josephine Hall Bridgeport for PhiaAs,yhA
| schr Earl, Small, bridgeport, for Albany.
schr Tryphenia, msglps, Hartford
| schr G I. Bsyis German Greenport.
| schr Belle Of the Bay, Crockett Georges BAnks
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Cristsdoro's Hair Dye, Preservativs
Wig Depot wholesale and retail, No Aston HOUSE
The dye applied by skiful artists.
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A Great Hit.-SOlid Walnut Chamber
Suits Of ten pieces for $l8o and S2l6 EACH at MEEKS
cabinet furniture mandatory 699 Broadway. and Nos
and West Fourth street. New York
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Brick in q. Hat-St0re.-S0me Misero.
ant Thursday morning last destroyed the costly plate
window Of KNOBS Hat Store 22 Broadway by throw
Ing brick through It. Whether it the object Of the
petraor Of this outrageous act to enable the enteprsng
halter 70 sell hat with brick already provided Is serious
question 70 its puzzled victim Those who want TO the
'bck" and at procure elegant hat Of the
latest style, must call upon KNOX.
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Chevalfer's Life for tho Hair Restores
gray hair to M original color stops its falling out keeps the
head clean Stands above comparison with other hair
dressing. Sold at the drug and at oace rs
Broadway SARAH A. CHEvALlER. NJ d.
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Clothing for Men ana Boys.-Freeman
BURR WIN sell their large stock OF Mems and BeyS
Clothing greatly reduced Corner Fulton and Mas
streets opposite the Sun Office LEX and i24 Fulton and
90 Nassau sffeet.
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The Auction Sale OF Coal.
Its IrvpOY UpoH ruu PRICES.

In January last the monthly sales Of the Lackawana
Goal Company were suspended, but they resumed
on Wednesday. The result seems TO bs areduction in
prices obtained for the kinds OF coal Of from
81 YAK 70 90 per ton The rates obtained wednes-
day. compared with shoss Of January, we're - follows
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baio TN sIsrsss 5 81 DSna hot a ~ s,,s.
Sonns ~ rspor's on ia ILL., Adolf b Al, on aos ~
as before reported ana had mslnmass carried
~ moi.sses soye 6v tbs ma,nmast OF beiov ~
deck
BnIg ADkLxA before reported ssho,s ON "rton an ~
up Long Island sound and finally tss rocks 81
sd ~ v...s, .na carga q. .v ,,s "
$50 49,, -, - -, ~, -, p... - -
sorR EnsA OF ana from Ctsre ~ ior bar oaooe - -
so W nag ssys,s gai" WILL a ~ e enDs ~ nS
l'etDet ~ nneastey sns sPunS Aes. M ~
e Sst'fprgea ana luts S N v nsS aefs
n - os ,s i To- , d ,or a
& ' .nr ~. a. a. s ~ M TN. c.rs IT,
o loae were Wealthy IN. ~ 'ne ums oaH ~
"a IN .r-t W. ~ ~ ~ "
hra Fs.sx li0r fft0r OF and for Minnridee. wa -
iugN 81 uis rii1t ~ ' wa"r IN her hold ssns 80
The ser Fsa r-a 1to 'o0'015 ~ 'he 2''h oy the -
i"'"''''
" 90 N't'.- - o.. y,
ship Swallow soru., haae 1913 z, "a ne ss
Bark Mary Frs,e., c,sF9sl .ro,. iui' o1'an' sn.(
New Bedford Sd inst ~ 81 opt rno..r 800 s. -.
ford sd inst with so bbls =. 81 ' s.n aase -
bbls up on . 49, a., ,,. so - 81.
A,Isn,,c Ocean =. ,. Ma 49,, -.,. ,s,, ~.
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EnTecbled and Delicate Consultations,
OF both sexes, use HELMBOLDS EXTRACT BUCHU. II
will sr brisk and energetic feelings and enable to sleep
we'll.
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Boys Suits 8, 10 and IL Dollars.
DAVID CLOSE l62 Fulton street, near Broadway.
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Manhood and Youthful vigor are Re
gained By HKLMBoLD's EXTRACT BuCiU.
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Mercantile Library Assocfation.-The
committee appointed to iqudsts the debt Clinton Hall,
whereby from that building b applied 20 the
Increase Of The MERCANTILE LIBRARY respectfully
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Gathering Horses, Inva1ids' Wheel
Chairs Flag Safs. 8. w. SMITH, 90 william street.
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the utmost yAluA
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Immense Prices Paid for Old Books
10000 Books stereo.copis Pictures &C., on hand.
LEGGAT BROTHERS. lis Nassau st., below Beekman
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Moaning Badges and Pins, ~ Iliteh n.
COCKS IL Chambers street
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Bachelors Hair Dye-The Fest In the
world Harmless reliable instantaneous The only perfect
dye. Factory u Barclay street