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s,,,. ch,larsa have . comfortable nome, aud
~ olu A ~ ~ aiucatoni Would this wills bs lndepep-
DENT Of ths cold charities Of the wordt WSSa t tnS MS
aged and feeble parent Be PROVIDED Ior scrssaa =,
81 iorced sales Of an administrator to meet
ssssnas made when the MARIE.
1 a. cav snswsr these question TO their satsiae-
SON, they fear 20 ask thsrn, and cherish me belle
they nave long lease ON lifs Thlsm pota iopi-
isn and soWaEdly. The brsVs man .r .t. ff. a
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CHINA, GLASS, QUEENS AND
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In rHK GREATEST POSSIBLE VARIETY.
Japanned Ware.

Fancy Bird Cages, Toilet Ware. Coolers, Filters
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EMPIRE OFFICE

Since my having bought the interest OF thla sstab-
lishment from my partner Mr.. Louis Rosin, who
now Is Joining our Clothing House In Cincinnati,
will principally manuhctura Clothing for my house
here, he having had experience while here IN learn
ing the exact wants ofthe community in Clothing will
certainly enable me to please In the latest fashions
and prices which must and will suit the closest buyers
1 sm now constantly receiving the most Fashionable
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&o6rrnmrnt loan.

BY authority Of the Secretary OF the Treasury the
undsrngusd. the General Subscription Agent for tho
sale Of United sateH Securities, oiers 70 the public
the third series OF Treasury Notes, bearing seven
and threstsnths per cent. interest per annum, known
as the ~
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-08-17

YOUTH TO THE AGED
NHIs PREPARATION Is unequaled as a Reluyen.
Il ator and Restorer OF wasted or inert functions.
The aged should be certain to make the Biokrene
household god, inAsmuch as 1t will n nd sr them
youthful In feeling and in strength, and enable them
70 I'VE oyer again the days OF their pristine 10y It
not only ekhiiarates Pnd Ii really an
Invaluable blessing, especially to those who have
been reduced to a condition OF seryty, self abuse
misfortune, or ordinary sickness. No matter what
the cause OF the impotency Of any human organ,
this superb preparation will removet tho eject at once
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Tuesday. April IL.
GENERAL. SHERMAN.
Reported Occupation Of Raleigh,

tol5,Soro v C., 4 pril C. -Dosertera and refugees,
.ho continue to come into our nes report the tvacu
alton Of RAeisb b. the enemy. They slate that there
80 no rebel force OF sccount botweeu told.Doro
and Raleigh, md that tne enemy we're throwing up
wotk, ci the line Of the Tar river ct Kocty Mouut
which IL about forty miles from this place In the d.
rs,uon Of Weldon, on the Wilmington aud Weldon
Railroad. The enemy are burning the bridse, sod
tie, on this ruroad and carving % the rails Their
de.erter say Johnston expects that Sherman VII
move from here direct to Weldon 80 as to trn une-
ton with General Grant. Hence these operations on
the Weldon rusd. Johnston, army II much delno-d
ized Au ordsr hu recently been l'sucd by General
sherman, TeofgauizIus bis army.
Pi..dd,lpliI, 4 prii lO.-fore''s PpFss has re-
ports tbst Gensral StUucman hs- cut thr railroad
between pAu lie aud Greensboro and Tia sbeir ip
bas occupied Raleigh,
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Jeff,'s Change Of Base.
Danyille supposed to he the Capital Just
Mt Present.

val gt3r. = prii IT, The NAIioyai ErrrBti-
c.N'a.s. Parties hsvo arrived from DAnyile within
oul lines Who fepos thN JEFF Davis arrived Al Dan.
viile honday afternoon lsst, ard that he wm accon
panied nv two o. three members Of nj, Catue," 4
Ri hnond p.poi sdjs.
at isvcli known from aGicsi documents that we're
found that lee. over 40 month. 40, notified the
relti senate that he could not hold Richmond with
h' pfesent army hd' Dats insisted that q must b
done. When the tine came 20 retreat he had lat
one road u at ptso'icAble and that wa 90 Dan.
vile, and ~ act cut iof that POINT Ills private pfOl
etN vA Al got away, OF sold, tNcpp, his carriage
built IN New orleans N has heeu a very hne ahait
aud was on the 10 but the ,rsin did OF
10 time aud cuValry coming iu. the train was
Aired hut some negro pulled the CARNAGE ou' and l.
10 ouly little Uorchsd on side.
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~, o,,~- upd.r General steele. which left PeDss-
s>is o. hs s0th hsrh, encountered no o.he, oposl'
., thsn bad rad. for several days % te 9th
S-sv,r they ver, coufrunted by cavalry brigade
.,dsr tis rebel General ClaurDp. Amer short
"a fight die command u the tstel brigadiet va
.lthsr filIed captured tut W flight The cattr-s
Amounted 10 twenty. I'll zee oihcers inclung tsiut
s,Isnsop, four HUNDRED men aud four hundrvo sho
nifty horses At another point on tbeir nAIch W.
spcce sded In cutting the Mobile ana Aon'toh sty
VI cavalry under Iieutensut Colonel spunihH s'''
captured one hundred prisoners. , -. ,,.
Whiis these movements rete foing i0tNh'u ~ y. -
land side Of the tort the navy was preparing " W
sgsrsts oulthe water front. -, x,,L.,oo
On the 18th the monitors NtnLtpNo .,i,le
Chiek sssv, Milvsukir and Osagp, vlu w ", .r,..
sndsr Oe'orars cfosssi Hlsck HiVm W Wv
VI invsstinF the tort and r1Ittinf OF ~
zion Win Mobile and thereby event ANY eo,h ~.
abe entire garrison " suirrDderi bnl9Itua. ~ t., .
6ilrsutee douhls turrpted ship vhte bHtinf IN
Hne Of battle struck atofpedo an1 s,nt IN sn ~.
water one man only va injured by inc etppnun
an the ug day The Osage IN changing nor posi
fion, rncountefed n similar snstDe oi dss,ruc,opn
rbish ,Ip loied dAnAging her sort Jzly that ans
alno.t Immediately went 70 the lotion roar uiet
refe kilIed aud eght vounded-two OF tbs huef dieu
On the following dnv. An attempt sAs 10 hr fnhbe n
Iise the ,unken vessels, and sutmMihe ainof io
rte prrrr>e had been sent Tor from Pensscoia- 81,
Tho Milwaukee IL tsovn IN nave heon on. ~ w
Rnsst vesses OF the elias 81 vt Duut. Shh Wa ntaS
twice the sire Of he Original Monitor Anh hsl w,
tnrrsty ono u which va vOrked by steein. sic vs.
Formidable v.,pI. she va single turrstei Monitor
and carried eleven inch sun She ra' bui' ny ih'
spaniih Port the iunod'h object Of attack, go
built By the early Sptr tet' ert, ati y more ma
800 years old. Ills IN" pin" a Lava dcirn,' o. No
Iiie remaining In po.sa sin' ~ tlo rphes, aud Thei
bt tucconh, the .varu7'tI or sure '"cf ol ih' eV
must speedily folllE.
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News Items
n, Telegraph . lA ys Y~i su..,

JAY CooK reports the subscriptions TO the ssgen.
Thirty loan yesterday Al o., $3.50.
vIcE.PRsupHsr ANpRzw JouNsoN snd Hon,
Preston K!us arrived st Fortress Monroe, from
chmond, on Sunday.
wiTnis the past two weeks ever twenty thou,
sand rebel prisoners have been sen, away from
City Point, and large number still rsnsiu there.
Tus g. Adams raiders were brought before the
Court n Toronto c, W, yesterday, aud oil dis.
CHARGED, excepting Young, who was committed
for Trial.
Al The Hartford 'Conn) city election, yesterday,
the Union ticket carried Ly ru.jorites ranging
from $40 to 42s, Four Of the six wards were also
carried.
MILITARY Affairs in the yienly Of Wilmington,
n C, are perfectly quiet and the city Is quietly
resuming iw former business-like aspect. The
stores were being rapidly roopened. aud every.
hing indicates speedy return 70 their former
homes Of those who eed at the approach Of our
troops.
On February ljih, Capt Mcdonald tarriv.d with
bis schooner At Boston yesterday fell in with the
ship Black Prince, from San Francisco, Of snd for
b1s'on' short Of provisions and leaking badly,
having three feet " water in the hold He supplied
her with provisions and proces led, the captain OF
the ship thinking at the time that he could safely
reach port. On the nsr, day the schooner eneoup.
tered tremendous gale, and, as the ship has
lever arrived OF been heard Of since, there 10 no
doubt she foundered aud al on board persisted,
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Proclamation by the President
lsrLnin PorIa Declnred Alosel.

Washington. pru io.-The President has ,suei
the following pro- lamationi
RhsrsIs BY my procsmations Of the 18Th and
Eth OF April lsCA The ports Of the I niitd state.
in th" Statcs OF Virginia NOith CAtOnA, south
Carolina, heOrgiG- Florida, Alabama MIs-irs,lp
LJu-ana and Texas were declared to be tuhCrt to
blockade; but shereA. the said liockAde hAs, IN
conrrJutucc OF actual military occupation b,
this Government since been conditiouGlly RELAXED
the state Of ViIgtus Beaufort ia Tie state Of North
Carolina Port ROYAL Ia the state Of South Carolina
Pensacola and f'ruandiua, IN She state vi ford
aud New Orleans ~ the state Of IOuiAAna and
NhtrCA By the iOuG IN section OF the Act OF Congress-
approved on July l3th. 1855, tho President
Now, therefore, BE- knosn shat |, Alra-
ham Lincoln, lresideni Of the United States.
d. hereby proclaim that the ports Of Richmond
lLppahAnnock, IaeuystOnC, yorktown ana Peter
burg, IN virginia, OF Camden, Elizabeth City, kdeu.
ton, Plymouth, Washington, Ncwhsrn, OcTHcOke aud
! Wilmington, in North Carolina, Of Charleston.
Georgetown aud Beaufort III south Aiplnl, Of say,
snnah, 81. Msry's BIuuswioA aud Daren, IN tcofgla
Of Mobile, IN Alabama, Of Pearl River, shieldshor.
ough Natchez aud \icksbutg, In Mississippi. Of st.
Augustine Key West IT, Marks, rou Leon, -.
lohus, ack-onyllle and ApalachicolA, In Florida OF
leche Frank In, in Louisiana, " GavU-ton Lasalle
Rrsz- de SantiAso Point Isabel aud ByoEusy ille In
/ 1exAL hereby closed. and al right vi
nupo!t atlon, WAlehousins and other priyIeFeG
shall, ia espect TO the pofts AorrsAld, ctasS until
they shall have again teen opened b, .fter Of the
fresident And II 1hil' the said ports ~ cctci
any ship vessel if2u hey ond lhe nited states OF
having board any artiC "a sui to du,ies th.
With its tackle, apparel. furniture aud caigo shAu 10
forfeited 70 the ulted S'atCs,
Dstcdl Apru lth l7G5,
tsiaLudg ABRAHAM LINCOLN,
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Cancellation.
Anticipated Presidential Proclamatioo.

Warrington, April 10. The SAIioNAL l>IkllI.
GNNcTE Of to-day .ays I'VE learn from AZ AutLsn-
TIC source that Judge Campbell Of AahauA, former
~ OF the United state. supreme Court aud one Of
the Hampton Roads Commissioners Of the rebel
Cove rnment, called upon the President a, Richmond
aud urged him to issue proclamation VI concliato.
~ character expressing his belief that /, would have
q. tbi. slime moot .alutary effect. The President
oweyer was not then prepared for This step, and 1t
was quite reasonable to suppose he would decline ac.
ton upon this subject. while Grant wss pressing up.
on Lees retreatus force" That the President will
nov adoI, this course the ISrEII IGiSoEE ha. add.
tionAl reasons for believing.
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Nav fOGk- Apru 4 1896
B,tcss CounaD cs.iou BY rail 9Th the Wss
having been fuzzy restored The vsriou, yards 10 tht
city and neishborho5d bernnus to p'esent thelf
sontsd busy appearance Prices during the vess
have Dcen reduced full, two ceut. pcF pound Oh al
srades fnt-clu" buocks 'ellins for 2la2Yc. rhiie
medium cattle are frer'g ofe'ci Al prices vArj ins
from lsslfc. Gove-niuout deusnd ha, teen quite
moderate throughout the week. contractor pasiu
Bale yer pound live weight, iOf some VI TIC Jett
shIppln- c4t'ie In the market
Nhsrl.-l bus branch Of the marie u boz t1OfUt-
at,v suppliet and hu' ii't- lJslr hn IT,,
stek say cent. or ilal y i.r gIund
Sirins.- 7 HE market 10 Aso but t-picrl'eiy up
pi'd. sni trade y reported dUli ana -. Prices
r,nge iron 2stI. .c tor corr .ei % ,--4. ccIts
iof cIstiers
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THE NEW YORK Sun
Published daily, Sunday, excepted.

Published daily, Sunday. excepted
TWO CENTS rFR ooPr-l2 cENrs rER rN,i
Delivered anywhere in the city or vicinity e.,
mail; SF DoHG's per V'aT,-three months Ia
III 80: six months, -
the 81 was the originator Of the Associated P-,,.
Organization, and hN the huest adyAntgge iu4 .L
tanning news. II contains ALL the news u the -
in small space-egs.y read.
A Weekly Edition orthc sun
IL Published every Tuesdsv. ge'7yi in graTprrs
the mall, II desired. TEpAI LsIs pI copy & . ~
SCHer eiPTIOS Pa'C.-osr LulLA- PEH YrAZ
whether BY single rory ur in club-rl cHsslfssf "a
pr ~. the uDTld. Postage IN DAILY sur hy ma. EOc
a quarter, 81 20 year, Pc. t-pe uG NceAiy Sc 1.
quarter. zoe year payable vls.c IIce.vsd
AdaItes all Letters "a
MOSES 5 BEACH, Pyoyriefos VI GuSsu.
CsTna i9..sa az Nassau "a !.
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Mr. Brisht -idic asd the ides Of defending frou
tf of so niles AT distance VI J0D mile. rom ne
pord fsiIne sion nxed thai th motion void not
be pressed for the mover hitnseJ admitted that We
-sfs found TO defend Canada. All be .ied for va
deoy but be must see that Eith one o. Two eteeI
tont, she vote supported by '.he UNANIMOUS opin-
bn the House. lie denied thst there was any DAN.
s.r vi q ear with America. 10 everything that had
recently taken pisce proved ia At the hite1 states
tad 20 hostile viswr. I'e did net iesi the vote on
lhs ground t4"t wal va. iuiuineut but 90 ihe
practice VI si countries fcf no nan wa entitled 70
nsurne that Canada could lot u 80 ithd"l ind INST
Idea con;Iadi ted BY the 'npcr'nee Of TIE pre-
snt var iu The south Which yfoVcl thc value If tort
bca'ions M enabling an Inferior i'-'e 70 sht Asu
peiior 10 sader, and ietaiD rrses-iOl Of the viii.
p,.nt. io1 until these sets y son inyG.ion made
no tel tna1rut impression. lie teift hM ttAN.
nr.nt as 10 the rieudly i.i.tio Of the two cOuntre
aud ,,Ionsl, dspfeca'od the We've Of Mr.. Bnsht TOR
shu. to- ic,.in M. conurction, VI orr duty and
Out Inici.st 10 m.iutAn Il. n the, desired 10 sep.r
ate he boYed that Nj. country would not itats TIE
Poey Of ~ hsht w sa1 , scsd w. frsn n I II
they iei eaough ~ them peac saoy 81 W a.
| 20 uithdrnu the amendment
| Inc Committee ,nen divided, wheu the amend.
men. IA cc.ed b. = majority VI go to ".
Lat,.t va LioorHooi.
LuUtss. Harch % Erc1sfl9..-Sir Frederick
Brnce ne. Minister 10 Washington, passenger nv
! tue hius.
Tne kine ri tho Beirsn, is on visit TO Queen
Nictou, vt Windsor.
smith. Douelauh Co, Of ondon, and James smith
| 4 Co.. Of Liverpool. one c.tni Ishmout surcndcd.
| / tsbihtoa CgNoJo to LADo oo sterling.
London letters, NJ the 2ith, state sood author
y tha, the rebel quotation protested drafts .onld he
fsd IN the following dsv.
rai. ad,ice., hsrch 70 state that IN, rebel ram
ston-ws united rsrrol 2I.i, accomranied to sea bv
Spanish irsatc. IN. United state, irir,te Niagara
and Sacramento in medlaely followed. The expects
tion ~ fight caused Immense excitement among the
SPANS pspuaton, but tho stouesall. apparently
nndinr no chance ~ osospe. returned to port
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GENERAL. THOMAS.
CAPTURE and Farming OF selIna.

N,mDhis A pril sh, tiI Caro-, 9TH The BULB.
rs ih, evening sRys a report prevails aud il well
authenticated. that selma, Alsbsma Wa captured
and burned lev days ago ~ the cavalry force Of
cen 1hOrnaF command
fselmA va. thriyins post Village IN Dsrs county,
on ihe risht bank OF tie AltbaIua River about ~
nil.s be Montgomery, H.. capital Of the State. II
v he southern 'c1uinu. Of uhat IL knoru a. the
Alabama and Tennessee Railroad. It's population VA,
sbout s,tUu. The column At selma - UNDERWOOD u
b. composed chiefly Of cavalry, Vh'Uh -taftcd-somt
lkJ strong FROM PASSPORT, bout the goth OF March
SELMA having been di.posed OF, IT is presumed that
Montgomery Viii De- sttouded " ntNtl
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From Richmond.
MIR. Iipcoln,s Terms of Peace, n

Washington, April lo-Relable information has
been received from gentleman Who lett Richmond
yesterday, that General shePiey, by order Of the
Pr,sideuL la, given safe conduct to Senator Hunter
to come and go from that city. Ho is supposed to be
on his estate IL EsssI County, lty miles from
Richmond
There we've no prayers offered In the churche, yes.
,crday for the President, and Of course none og the
Southern Coulsdet .cv. Tbs citizens generally re.
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GENERAL WILSON.


caro-, ~, Ap'il lo.-The WAE EAo,t's Paducah
special despatch the complete rout For
rests army, near TusrAioosl, Ais, BY Wilson'S Cav
airy force. Many prisoners we're taIcn No dates or
further particulars arc even. Bll1rd, with a,nall
force, 10 reported near Corinth.
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hon. Goa Wis s,Irsta wv ~ ne S. -. Va.


~ LOUIS, 30. ara 10Th, sna vote Q; the
State CoAY oution on the new Coordination tsk,u
satu rdHy Afternoon, aud resulted Tor aud a. usriu-
IT, Il, to be- submitted 10 the peops on the Csh VI
June and, II ratified TO ~ Into fleet the 18th u
July. ihe Convention adjourned cue d.s after ses
sion Of i.ht day.
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gard tn. ssr over and further resistance ,he
fore un-u
yIBsrf. VroCEi-s AZ 1Hv POOR.
Jbe Richmopd W mo VI SATURDAY .Hy,

Tbs Richnosd " HIs VI SATURDAY ssy,:
The statement that there would be 4 ueetlnF last
evening " such members Of the Virginia lsgisAture
a. still remained IN the city, DOT strictly correct
There Getting Of he Legislsture, or o'beri
but Elm ply informsl conference snd consutation
" private ndivid lsi tuIoAs rhoin we're hye OF ak
members Of The legsiatutp. The motive Of these
(, ntlemeu coming tOgethef, Sc 90 -Nr from iudge
Campbell the IL me upon Witch President Lincoln
had cap es.ed himself IS ~lins that Virginia migh,
refuru 10 tic mon. No'srs j. X. Andef son. David
T. BUR. Nathanial T. Tyler and q. ". lhomss we're
sppIiutod committee 10 inform ihs Lefsistufs ami
governor smith vi President lincOn's terms, ard
Judge Campbell vas requested 20 accor"sn" the
committee. who we've 10 leave he city ~ On a. pa,e
ports could le procured. IL va said " probable
that they would get Of this morning We prefer NOT
10 state our own undertaking Of Mr. lAncun's
term. ~ our o~E Information % that head "a not
official"
The ouly Information received 10 Washington o.
Presiden lncons propoi,iou, IL that 1t va otaNery
liberal chsscter. A number Of gentlemen returned
from a visit TO Richmond to-day.
The Richmond VINO, VI Saturday. says
The Christian Commission i,sued fifteen bundled
nations yesterday, chiefly 10 tie suffering 1907 ~h1
we're turned out by the hrt.
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Reported cvprcssI. iof iur rt..' %. A., ALLa-
ia Nasuiurfnu stt'tf
Nsw N.u.. s,r,.st.r A..u- ..ss
'Oid IA iued Inner ann itl - are h~uer uso
Hi.n Lopes Afe entertained - tIofe s...vi .i.,..
Mn, -,,.t ,,,,,,,,.. d.I -. ,,,...
SOUGHT 81 AisLer rate. hs-- ''ll 'oLi.lJy u $50
. ..-.. ,
p,'y,s' JAVA 'a.'' - AN'1iIs- - .N--
,o.o''' Md Ne" uf'@al' 1856 Md. l. gaal
-.
., by'tSlc 'vou' ~ ,@f'iI-t, lsysH WI
~ b'h o. ."s4- y sh' bto-h' Hrt' i'cJcf -,
,,SiAt.H lfA.nsl t.n' H. 49, ~ V.Lv-s, Ezaz,
r STU va T. ~ 40. D..
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From Mobile.


tai'o, ARA s.-Advice- from 'oi Mobile" relot
hi the spsrish Port 'iill held out Oh tho 18th uli
but cur forces we're confident Of II. captar, 10 lev
dave, Notwithstanding u hAd been strengthened q,
men sud gun. from Mobile. 4 nunor sss current
that Besurgsrd IN the city, aud would a.-i.t 10
ttpelliuy cal combined s-saut
General -teele's Operations
WdsLm0iOa, 9ri lU.--ihe NAVY D,partmeu, to.
day received the following a r,ietouce 10 which j..
among TIA, Mobile news published ia the New YorI
81 y Of to-day.
CONNANpASI'- Ofllcr NAVY YAHr.
PFssAtutN, Fla, Maph go, 1866,
hon. GitOp psi.sS secretary u me Aspy. sdsi.
UGiIH:
BrirHdier General Ashotl, commanding tic Mi.
taiy District o! West Florida. has lust informed us
that MtJ. ten. steele cOulmundinH 10Th Amy Corn.
hnd met with decided succcss having cnpturpd on h-
9th inst the r,lel General CIauson, Nho Y mortay
wounded taken 20 pfisole.', seized teO railway
Trains a. IVetg vvu, ten uuts above Pollard, on %.
Moutcomcry Kali and hHd torn mp end yed
tbs railway track both At ENergtten aud Pollard.
Ma. ten. storie at he latest Ad,ltes, buuday the
2Gth, VA NJ Hskele,
tstgueil : i. y ABssTRnSo,
Commodore Comm auduut.
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lRepgrted Expressly for " ri,g SJs.' See NAS AtLzS
BHyTuTRs, Produce Conn e. y 1.g-ohAnts
Isl Nohirgtoa stf"t', y.

SHr YoEE, Nednc.iay, ,piI S. 1865
The late news from our t. par-. syn',i has hri
an effect 10 deptess business 20 40 unprecedented
er'ent. Little IL doing snd sales have teen .ui,I
and reaily ia the buyers favor our quotations
must be considered nomina. New butter l. iecir.
ming to arrive aud IS eagerly sought A. hlgh rn.,'.
Egs- are plenty. and lower. Dressed mest. oaci
We submit quotations,
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The INSTRUMENTATION Elsewhere

DispAtche, are being constantly received FROM all
section, Of the loys States showing that the people
my appreciate the ,isnihcsnce Of the great victory
The bells are ringing Joyful peaf the hremen are
parading the streets with their engines aud great
crowds are standing around In every part OF the
streets, rehcsrsiuG the glad ,dinss" and SINGING
the "DoIoiogy" and the National sonsP, while high
apd loud above oil can be heard tho booming Of can
non. .. salute. " huudrds Of guns are cred 10
most place. arrangements for formal celebration, are
being made
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GREAT lNYkN1uRS-FULTON, SIEl L..
- sos, iNvv uoren'urr Atchlu,!e. Dee.
morse Whitney, AIkwrirht, Watt, VIA rr'rtit.
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lhe Races; How the Races &C out OUR SOCIAL
RELATIONS Mattimour Lex uI,s b. Girls A
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The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1865-04-15

sisnI or Character. see the Pictorial
chronological journal ior Jtu., Feb and Mach. VIZ.
fty'iosnomv, PhrenoloIr physioo.y E,uaoo.,.
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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-03-10
CITY ITEMS.

SILVER PLATED WARE The auction
sale of silver plated ware at Bishops
jewelry store was largely attended yes
terday We observed many OF The first
ladies Of the city in attendance, anu
some of them made heavy purchases OF
the excellent wares. The store has al
ready become a popular and fashionable
resort, and the sales for the past three
days have been immense. The silver
plated ware offered for sale is of the best
quality, and is sold at greatly reduced
prices. The sales will be continued this
afternoon and evening All who deslrs
to purchase an assortment of this fine
and valuable ware should be on hand.