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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1865-11-30

In tho Court of Appeals, held in this
city, on yesterday, the goth instant, the
following applicants were admitted to the
Bar Of the State:
To lie Lac Co'1ts-Joseph NJ. Adams,
Pickens; James L. Burke, Charleston; c.
J. c. Hutson, c. W. Hutson, William
Thomson, Beaufort; J. Scott Murray, An
derson; J. Norris, Edsefcld; W. H.
Townsend, Rarnwell.
To the Equity Co,ats-Joscph NJ. Adams,
Pickena; James E. Burke, Charleston; c.
j. c. Hutson, c. W. Hutson, William
Thomson, Beaufort; Mortimer Clever, Sa-
muel Dibble, Orangeburg: J. Scott Murray,
Anderson; ". H. Townsend, Barnwcll.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-04-02


Died.
Bakxs.-The members and friends Of the Eckford Base
Ball Club rcques.sd 20 nect nj Las Grand street, Will
Harrisburg, this Sunday afternoon at ono o'clock for
the purpose Of attending the funeral Of late fellow
member, EDWIN y. BAKKl.
r. W. KERRlcAN, President
w. J. wArsov, Secretary.
BRADY-On Saturday morning, April l, OF Brights
disease OF the Kidneys TnozAs BsApr In the 2esh year
OF his sgH
inv ted to the funeral which win leave the resi-
dence OF his mother Mrs Margaret Brady 1917 East Tb
.yfourh street, his Sunday afternoon at two ociock
prec scly. rtr-f
ycar o. her ac ANA g. daughter Of the late Captain
Marx Lynch, and relict OF David Brewer.
The relatives and ,r ends respectfully invited 10 at
the funerA from the residence Of her brother In
aw Christian Nirxgsr, 247 Seventh street, this unday)
afternoon, ut one o'clock 81
Nor long and painful illsess which be bore with
christian fort tude aud res gnation, Meal Asgy ma
i've Of Atbcnry, county Galway Ireland aged "a years,
His friends and those Of the family respectfully In
sitsd 70 attend the funeral this sunday afternoon 81
NJ O'Clock.
MAY his soul rest in peace.
Balinesloc sar and Melbourne Argus please copy.
CocIiR n AT White Fsins, on Thursday, March 30,
a. IA yANE, wife of Robert Cochran, and daughter Of
ohm Vanderbilt, In the seth year Of her age
The trends OF the family respectfully invited TO
sttend the unera, at Grace hurcn white Plains, this
sunday afternoon NJ two ocio special Of the
Iarem Railroad will leave corner OF Twenty sixth street
md Fourth avenue At halfraa eleven O'clock W the
i1ornng. ri if.f F.tr W. fIf
CAnpSrrL On Saturday, April 1, after . shors and
ssyere Illness JArEs oAsrsell, native u Guilfori,
roupty Down, Ireland In the 41th year Of his are r Ia
The friends and relatives Of the family arc respectfully
iavsd 70 attend the fonsrs this Sunday, sfrnses q
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-04-02

Miscellaneous.

s-,.x,v,, c,,,. VII, u. ,fom n,.r Il North River TO-
morrow Monday, Al. u N for Wilmington NC. rAo.. hav
ing government passes apply TO c. Goodspced West
street ior fur'ner iniormauon' - $500
Anlo.. LLo1Ds 'er apr con con,
issued from he oes. Of the Assoe.t,ou, . wan and Is
srssA .srssts s,ynns names, with full descriptions
tn SAP p1s T.. o,... ...s from a., y,.,e.
Her cargo valued s36Sco ''' AA' '-' '0" '0'''n
SET Br Capt Martin ,ssa from BGnE kons
ed that disaster hss befalen her She rates AX wss
N % s;s;''' ' tons and owned
s aSs Ssx = - Eta;
for cenfussca sinking her few minutes captain and
ayss Tbs and Sss go sn was built 1t Var
s%s sss.a from York for Portland
sHr Aarposrp-A large shp was passed at 10 Pm a2dof
March, shout 20 miles RsE Of Cape Sable, abandoned
IA o1 snd n sss snsr beam ~
She reesered oo tons was built Al New YORK In sl% rated
A sns ~ss owned ~ -. Low Sr0' s o. ' ms city
scns Ass.sarorsians March srs. schooner reported
ashore a Broad Cove 70 be the Br schr Armada
anna ar a u she W" got Oh
sn 1 % Ssn manly :sHsT on Bpss
Ssmsss . a. hun .sIioa. than
por de he cnpsr II nseriv All son us ~ vn 'ns
ss.sd
cSssns q fs Ss d ss injured beyond e'npArs slight
s s'snfi sa.
SsisA beng Ss.d ssr,yins away %.. ssnsls q
:: :s win sisS 4.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-04-02

IJOUsEs. MARKET CELLARS AND OTHER no
II perry Belonging to the Corporation Of the city OF Me-
York, leased a. auction
The Leases the following described property beengnq
public auction, a the City Hall on Thursday April
a. TS - e rs"s. a. t.ovn 1 SAa 49, II
Castle Garden for term Of 3n years, from May -
;5 orssnwsh avenue. for term = =.
Hay Scales T6mpins Market OF Eve years. mn
Hay ss:iss cAAhis .ssss sor ssrr o. aysyssss frs
Plot Of Ground canal street. Hoboken street and WEI
,s ,es wsa re- from :; Mavf 1865
Cellar under Fulton Market known part Of No H. 60
ner Beekman and South streets for torn 81 -FOUR ysaA
irS Cslsr No. Washington Market frcstns vssey srss
No SWashinglon Market frontisy on vssey street. fos
term OF four years, from May ], 1895 ,.,-
part 81 No 4 washington Market fronting on Wasningn
street. for a term OF four years. from Nay y lS63
No Washington Market fronting on sc wAshnsseA s'ss
No Ii Washngon Market fronting On Washington ssreA
for \ term OF four years. from May l. 1850
Cellar No 2, Centre Market corner Grand ana SonssS
streets for term Of four years, from May l. leoo
Cellar No ESSEX Market fronting on Grand street. fes
torn OF four years, from May ]. 1894
No Essex Market fronting on drano srees ior sss -
No Es.ex Market fronting Grand street. for term
four from NAV l. 1865.
No. and Esse1 MsrEet E.sex and Grand srss
for 4 term OF four years, from May 1865
Terms and conditions Of sale may be had on spphoeeoe
A. order az the Com nissioners Of the Sinking Fund
- SANs' = MATTHEW T. BRENNAN, ComptroIIe1.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-04-02

sass s @ s'T
X ss sss oa~ssS bound s oussa Husohiu
' &as issh Nov. see.a @. for Hersn4 "a EqSees
for for a. A Rsvea s.s a. ash Sorc
os ssSn A 5o do
eli DO Xpri i John Clark Lstoarnau. for Baltimore
Iospos March i7-cld Premier. Neonvsry Sunderland.
. Saa S' ss ss .ssa hspSSrn So%S.y h Sue
f:ssd s. Adams r7h sima, Porter. from London for
n.s Sss b. sp
son. FOR SYors April 5; Br bark Zfse Perry, for Boston
AS!' x.,.s a:s.s.:, cn.s o:nos H,,,..s..
AZ Az MARI sroof Ty or0u'
= 80 8: s!esspq.:.
!.ss Ter Hsss kSng 10th, Hamlet ssvsa snssPofsi i7'S
Hos b bark Lucy Miles, Parker, xyort
SaEsh aGlsi sSE S swallow Small for
sGF: ss Es ss !, s No ,s:;sis { ~ .g -
oss susiss Wood Ss.o Sid S Charlie: Cooper
Roru.Dar M.rch ls-od Union. schut ana Answsrpsaa.
s a.s s. g 1sss
dopha; ID Bessie Rro Arroyo Pr load Tor New York;
s sIs sss sfs ss
"a s = Hsa e. HAr+ Carts. or.nooi NYor
sAImqsE l.S Xs:s :sssi o1s:s S sn.s
rSSenburs NYorS: Joseph Nickerscn SeighA dol br w
Powers I1ncs5 New Haven sld brig Cst. sBrA naye-
Sr srsss; 81 big Age. $4,000 yssnsen. ss oisa'
NEW ORLkANs March 1s-Ar Barks Anna Walsh:
aobih ~ 0iosrsd bark osphas ssssssss eassy Liver
,hip Artisan Pollard, NYork schr Elizabeth
Bacheder English Philadelphia. Below co1ing up-French
from NYork Harriet Mooney from Boscn; Emily Ihurse
from old steamship Guiding Star Knapp NYork
scrs july Fourth Shaw BostoR Alligator Wooster New
York; Isass Morse Bradford TAbAsoo WA srasos San
uago. No.. IN
schp Flying Scud to beach ship Ben Adams II
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-04-02

CLEARED.
Steamship City Of London Orb Petre. Liverpool-JohnG
ssssmship United Kingdom tBrA o.nsssn, oAssew-s
S:s,s. Greene "a; sss H::sa.S
Steamship Evening Star. Bell New orisans-Jamss A
ssss%.slp Lucy EN-. cy ro a. brown
sss s. sS
;::.:b S.sssss I Gssass Dss
pl ssssnship Fanny. r.nson
Steamship Chesapeake Sherwood, Portland-H Crom-
Ssnaasnes yssn,se
ssR F Paoirs tsr, ss Union
Sst E fss;!' hss s ss;w* FSs: e
A Sss sSslss CID Aseros asxsis
BHs Lady w..Ssssssn OBJ, Morrison. John. NB-F
~ az $500 s. yu s Boston '.;I w5s$ ~
ss ss VIVA Hsnsss tSrS Hs.ssid ssJaln M Dsxor
s:$. 9. S 1:!rsfs
A.s. CAS-. &.
ssSs xsa:ss jH,s
Sc. 81 sss as:s ssSS
ss assI f
sehl 1ics I'D Ha9::n Fcrsisnd froa Porto Rico hav
ssSs L.qs; a.,
steam yaeh. octavis tBr, Dayton, NorfOk-NaAndrsv
s sG.: ssssz
snced heavy Weather Ost q the The steamship
Ss::%:SlP chr. norsAsaa City.
bsay h.yn.n. New
bern NC ~ e .ss:,a. 20 bnur. in
Gray Fortress Monroe
Steamship G Tssos %Ish ssisors hours to syn-
v;s . xa Isss:! e Z R
INV SE W.:
and forced heave 70 at weather being intensely
.s s. ssSsa
s@ s"d pSeess
0aud irearent owers Of stuff resembling
an! appssSancs Al az .saSe q % d:9sss Sss1ns
Psa ~ asv q ~
ss
tSs sSsSse
ssas .s1 g q sa
from sLansh.e for HYork ilh Swedish snip Sophie from
ssn "s' 's si x
for ss S. s lon q s. big Gs1s from
HopdS. s,. Masc e. y
CON- from Corss for Liverpool; 18th is 2G - b
ship Jane, from Liverpool for Havas; 18th lat 81 Ion g.
Ssds
Brig Lo. Amigos OF Belize HondA Lind Para, days.
Big Ellen sos YsrmoSis Ns5 Wilson, sermud. "A day
~ baa: . Boyd Hincksn Had strons westerly windi
schr Thos Baysy (Br Mcconnell, Halifax, ID days. with
soSr unexpessed (Br Lawson, 81 john NIB. 20 days. with
oats and barley 10 S6ithers i Co.
schr Rellps Parsons, 81 Andrews NB 10 days. With TIM
sehf siIas wngh< seaman Ezabsthport for New Haven
Schr Kossuth, Lee, Ellsworth.
echr Cen YesSy Armstrong, Luhec.s. 20
schr Hattie 0eombs Drnkwa Provtdsncs Qs
schr De1Auca Nash, Providcpso. = ~
BELOW.
Bark VIM Wilson ~
Also several other vessels.
SAILED.
steamships City Of London Dcrussia, United kingdom
Havana. Ooavs, Geo Cromwell Evening Star Savannah,
Josephne chips Daniel Draper Vanguard SIAM
narshall, xsw World Conadenee Graham. Policy; barks
Csnfuegoa Harriet Lieyesley Jessie Campbell brp Mer
0eorgs RIehardsOn E!celsor, Acadia, camilla, Col
son, RELIEF Bachelor Pollus schrs Bowdsn Hulse
Hart, Lexington, D Bayles,,S LIS, Helen Mar Mercy
Taylor, Edwin Watson Coast Pilot, Johnson Hous-
man Harriet Ihom w Gesner, Wsshineton Gen nerion
jeremiah Thompson.
From Ouaran iue-Steam shtp Colorado
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-04-02
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS
MARRIED..

MnvTtsd.
McrxAx-wnssR ON Wednesday, March n, at the
residence Of the bdes father IN tho town Of Hyde
Park, n. Y. by the Rev. Sherman Hoyt Of Pleasant
Plains ~ Y Mr. On s~a. H. MCLEAN, OF the city Of
Poughkeepse NJ Y, 20 Miss A1gLIA X wnaEa
PEnBEsrrs-lSPARrsrr.- On Friday, March 81, by the
Rev. Mr.. Boule Mr. MARX PExBx.ros 10 Miss lsABxL
SPARsHon No cnrds
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-04-02
DuBLIC DOCKS, PIERS AND SLIPS
AT AuETT0N VA

f1oDIio DooN'' AT AUCTION. n l.- "a
ss s. Ssss. ss
m tina s sse ely
sisss' ssssn Q 'siosf Il Ao MI RIVER
10. No. 1.yortA side Of pier No. IA with 'ultAs.As>
81: PIT II is with half sDsAs.s :.
South hsli o. pie. No. a. with half Of bulfhsad =
pshsia SG. and end 70 with pa
0a snSosaA 9 sai ef pier as!sx 10 M
Seer eA ST. half 6ulAhead between piers Ne
no half Of sqk,s. I'D, between ;rs%., Nos :" sa ~
ii@sosS S.i pier Ne S. with half Of OnlEA''A -
sD sIss q ,1 s;.1 No. 70 ...A
w" 1.-THE bSkI,ead between piers Nos. Is and ~
!!s-sasS between s ggs lsr,;, No. 81 and Ga
is-SoIsp half Of pier No: 81
ss 81 south .ss &: sss
z-Baikhead a. the foo. Of Bank street
salf aa s SsS o. tee
Psr Nc No he fSs .sss
a-Pier At A. tse foo. q Txenie,h Street
F:r The Sss sss sssss '''
%gppsss half q Pie, n.i Ne 10 .Das
-Tss s1 Ss q P sssT No. R''' ~
s4-Upper half Of Pier No s..
35-The Bukhead between piers No. ana q st,sgE
@-Uppsr half Of Pier No With BulkAssA between Ss
NS SEI. %"" half of Pier MOI
Skipper half Of Pier No
BaikhssS between i s, snd IN -
bPnss nsI' between r,sn PIER. Nos Is anAa
@ ttsrsF s M e f' Fl. n h? = =
| l-paikhead between piers Nos % andA
! &Hppsr S Ssi! q Fer n.
RSaaess a ss y Ssr as s'' ana
6-The Bulkhead on the lower side Of Pier No ~ 70 -
ssi, Il: "a Nth ~ feet Of saA''1
'dGq 6pS. ss n With half Of Buha -
e.: NJ No. IS with half Of s'ilA'.A -
s. " NIX ss Fl. r. Il su,.A..A between
Ss~Lower half Of Pier No. H. with half Of BuikhsAA -
sS -IopwHsr half Of Pier No. &
S Tppsr s sf q e Fsr No No. with half ., Bus..4 -
tween Piers Nos IS and 81
s.;. Ss 81 with half Of ButA''d -
s s@gpps1 Ssif q Pie Pc! S. With half Bulhs.A -
Glove Ssif e PissSo So with half of ButAs.A -
Ss@BuIrSesd Il the foot Of and along the north =
Rvnson street and % within nfy feet Of Tho risr Dstwssa
Rs'n0n sos ssspi tho f se e Third street.
70-Per ut the Of Fifth Preserving porteo
he. =. the o. reaqiseaih street.
H-Bulkhsad At the foot OF Fifteenth street.
Ps he he ssSt Of q Seventy : sss.
PIPER At the foot Of l06th street. -
Terms and conditions OF sale may be had ON appeassa =
q he sxF1H & " sp sssss sss
= Comprorss.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-04-02
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

SATURDAY. April 1-6P. NJ
The gold market has been almost parayzed since the
panic specuat having reeled under IN shock
The assault OF the bears heavy and sudden that
the bulls were driven the neld and they have not
yet had time The stormy days Of the three
weeks of intermittent panic have given place TO
quiet and stagnaon The gold has been transform
from o bowling and overcrowded pandemonium into
sparsely attended chamber Of individuals waiting Tor
something to turn up TIE agctuatons In the price
from day day have hardly be worth their Watching,
while the prospect Of decisive military events and the
prevailing belief in the possibility OF an immediate peace
have deferred operators for rise from vsnturng upon
the market NH
To-day, however, the latter has shown ncreaing nrm-
ness and but FOR the extreme depression under
which IL has been Isbonng, and the corresponding
dinicuity OF influencing quotations. II would have
probably shown considerable buoyancy - the war news
foil short of the general expectation in the street Cash
gold 10 still scarce and per cent s offered for over
the recular rita The quotations were "a q 4. - FL
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-04-02
CIGARS AND TOBACCO.

7 0On OOO CroARs-LoTs TO SUIT PUR-
l.vUy;UUU chaser, s,s 2 500 per Loo. Gas, Gases
and seIlers Of tobacco goods should sa q The agency
Liberty street. W slAAsss u W CkRLk.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-04-02
MILLINERY.

nyHR LADIES OF NEW YORK ARE RRsPECTFULLY
infor1Ssd that M L. fILnAN, IA Br1adwsy has jaa
reseivsd Is Of spring BonnetA powers IsesA
a. - ~ these god have been mportok low
soaa hey VII b sold y propo,ticTr;i y ~ -.
NB.-Me circulars vfn BE- sent $3.50
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-04-02

] eldest daughter OF the late William and Elizabeth
White aged Is years months and days
The relatives friends IL the family, espec ally those
OF her stopfather Samuel Baiy, respect ully In
yited to ATTEND the funeral from the resid noe OF her
grandfather Peter Pett No l04 Lewis street. On Mon
day afternoon, at one O'Clock
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-04-02

ITO CONTRACTORS. SEPARATE SEALED PROPo-
sal each spdQrsed with the ua Of he york for which
be eesrsd The nsms q NE Person orsrnF and The
rSDcsy xprA l ~ TsiC s,, nmc ,asy ~ he .
provsmeuts Wis eswer n Seventy fourth sreek frsm Fh
!: E :s SS ,sr n Es:
from Fourth avenue 70 and through giih nvsnps ncat
between First and Second avenue. Roeiv
ING Bens and Cuver and The line o. West street,
lions Of avenue with ll7h and l1eh rsss q rrst
with leh street and of Second with I'D l2h
and 18th streets and for Crosswsiks westerly side Of
Gixth avenue from Forty seventh 70 Fifty ninth sees
--r-| THOMAS STEPHENS, Crotou
R0BT l.. pARRAGH, }Agueduct
L A. w. CRAVEN, Board
OFFICE CRoroN Aouxpucr DKrARrnENf, March q, 1855
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-04-02
PROPOSALS..

TITY INSPECTORS DEPARTMENT 10 CHATHAM
" street New Yerk March a 1865 SEALED proposals.
win received a this ohce until y O'clock noon Monday
April 1864 when The same win Be publicly opened ard
contents 81 ali anks and prves Of the city New York for
Manufacturing Company and delivering the 70 Dans
0snsnsr = such PLACES OF dsPos ~ wn ne
Blank forms Of proposals. and be obtain
I, - ~. ..tf.... eri r.nNa Cry Inspector
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-04-02
CORPORATION NOTICES.
EERRY FRANCHISES AT AUCTION,
n AT TINE CITY HALiA


IL AT THE CITY HALL - -
On Thursday, April 1854 At 10 O'Clock M WIN Be soee
ourtv Tor term Of ten years. FROM the is ay Of Ass
The Lease Of the Ferry established from the fsst
Of Whitehall street 70 staten Island
lease OF the Franchise Of the Ferry ~ now esuS
ushed from the foot Of Barclay street 70 uoooken,
The Ieaso OF the Franchse Of the Ferry essAe
HID Gom the foot II Tsnth street. Kast hvsr 70 osss>
p?fiSS: .sd several Perry Lease. ~ be .sa With = :.
rShts privileges ana adysntaGes hereof bsiongns ~
Corporation Of the city Of New York
Terms conditions Of sale may be had ON appucaoon
the Comptroller's once.
By ordsr OF The Com missoners of Sinking Fund.
MATTHEW 4, BRENNAN. ComptroilaA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-04-02

A iAANi'0 % cHATaAH SQUARE, NEW YORK
SIX FER CENT INTEREST," ALLOWED.
Deposits made on before April 20 VIII draw interest
~ M D. VAN PELT, President
JOSEPH p. CooPKR secry. CHARLES BAILEY, Treasurer
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-04-02
RE MOvALs.


DUNf.OP'a ALT DEPOT-REMOvRD TO q WATT
~ street, Junction Of Canal and Hudsoa WI. hAn1
successor A. Dunlop. Ase aiss and pesses esewen =
tablished 1867 l IA l.er 1-aoy osss 4 4s
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-04-02
NEWsPAPHRs.

MED BuHrINB's own Is our, AND FOR SALE 81
an all daers and aesns IN New vork and esewhors
oyfns sp'cyud adependsnl Hvsfye'es saA As'sesusnA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-04-02

n OIL Restns Of Pennsylvania, from franklin 70 nsyR
Vile, Oil CITY Oh Creek, OIL Fcuntains OIL Men and q
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-04-02
FINANCLAE,

FINANCIAL. -
A MEETING OF THE .eT0CKHOLDEks Qt !hA
ONCE Of the company II Wall street Jauncey court, on
Trustees. 49,. g. A. BUTLER, secretAry pro tenn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-04-02

nFFTCE Or THE PANAMA RAILROAD COMPANY,
~ Tontne Buildings 50 Wall street. New York March IL,
ANNUAL sson Tor thirteen nrecsSrs OF ne rsna.
pany 50 Wall seet crontns Budings) on Monday April
next
The polls will open At II n apd close .ssPM
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-04-02

M in rec Of choice ?n properties IN Writ and
borhood wells going desous Of going into e
business would exchange some Of the same for
stock OF 9oods not particular the line of goods Ad
dress diving fun description Of goods amount &c. Country
Merchant Herald o1nce,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-04-25

The Ssaganna! Herald, states that the city Of
I Montgomery, tho CapitaI Of the State Of
alabama, was evacuated By the Confedora es
AMI occupied by the Federal troops On the / lib
lf;sf. I'he JOne1erUCes ratceatet II the u}rcc~
;ion Of Columbus Georgia. bat as tho capt0r2
d the a{I<: place was anticipated, the ii0g.
a5n1ne0G Stores collected It.cro were bel0G re-
moved ;o some other point ii the interior.
The Army Of tile Potomac is encamped in
the vicinity Of Du,ksviIIa 1t will remain
there anti! oGicia; news IS received from Sher
man Numerous complaints, nany OF then7
OK 3 Distressing character, have been made
I,g Citizens Of Richmond and elsewhere Of
depreG|ut ions committed K sGvaga]e:s from the
Federal army, au.2 Others.
Yesterday large number Of loyal refugees
irou, The Southern States, principally from
Virginia and North Carolina, met at the
l1bb1t House in Washington. anj appointjng
Judge Underwood, Of Virginia, president: II
the mealjne proceeded In Il body 10 call upon
President johnson. They were introduced in
few remarks By Judge Underwood, TO which
President johnson responded n terms similar
70 those made TO other DELI cations.
One branch Ct the BiItimore City Council
has passed ro.oI.lei>s protested AGAINST allow
ing those who leic hat city 10 join tlla South
err armies to reiulD or 70 remain in the
city. Also, IeQue>t|u he military authorities
| 70 close several churches in the city, lha min
listers and mcu,fers oi which are accused uf
disloyalty.
no cotton Vas burned In MoJiIo upon tI1o
surrender Of that city Cen Granger reports
thaT bo ynaS W. e warm recn?1iiOH ni10u en-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-04-25

We ar3 now landing from Schooner Helen
Mar, q cargo Of BOSTON ZOE This les is
cut from lakes, led entirely BY pure spring
water, and Is # very superior quality. It Is
but u sum pie Of the ice with which we propo5e
season.
At considerable expense we have obtained ar
entire new SIT Of wagons, and so perfected our
arrangements tor the delivery Of icA, chat oil
persons lcaviog their orders with Us, may de.
pend upon receiving their supply promptly and
regularly.
Hotels, Restaurants and Steamboats, supplied
ucon tne shortest notice. and l reas ,ua1Jo
terms, with gu tntit large small
Al A34)hIui5E & CO.,
ap 20--tf Prince Street Wharf.
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The schooner John EFT. French, Capt Crosby
1rom Georgetown, D. g., fox Boston, cams
into collision 10 the Chesapeake with the
british brig Ten Sisters, FROM Porto RIoo for
Baltimore. The schooner is leaking badly.
The brig had her uaianast carried away. Both
qes2s l. are anchorst! near The mouth q Patuz-
ent River.
Among the paroled prisoners Il war, Of the
Army Of Northern Virginia, recently returned
% this place, is Capt. r ,llin Z. lEowle, s.
,}rigsby, Gen. ". Summers, James shsakos,
Wappello Summers, Ned Warrv,,. Owen
Kjoselow, Of the 18th Virginia Regiment.
The family Of the late John i, Kives, III
Washington have sent 10 Jay Cooke L
Co.. the rum Of $1,000, rs coutci50tlou 70
the fund which it is supposed the people Will
Offer in sympathy Tor the finally Of the late
President Lincoln,
Several of the baogs II lho Potomac have
bv some means, been removed: requiring vlsl
lance by NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. st The Il sstern
Branch, Lower Cedar Point, Maryland Point
F!ats-and toe lamps require replacing.
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Marshal Lamon, Of u, Districc Of Colun1 hia,
pertinaciously declioes to accaps the cesisna'
ton of George ". Phillips, esq, his cIiisI as
sistant, during his incumbency Of 7l77 oEfice.
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10. l29 King Street,
ALEX ANDRIs2, !

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The subscriber takes pleasure II informing
the q izens and sojourners Of Alexs ndria, tIlaE
he j. new pIeparsd cater having been 60 a.
neae rsood With i1lnri- lin nd 1hr.
apsAL2h|s l.!.tcd ~ e,.arr- r.snon 70 f;7rn;sl
lUus" i,as bar1tofIra doHo v;tl, sijner;o7
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nc las mace a!fAHs1l'. ;tts ~ "11S@ ~
viii recelye daily = s4pFly o.
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tiutters himself that il The article o. Syrups ae
rurn<}t oe eoualled i? this ci1y
so5ic :"SsG o CO s q t1e sane.
Y l.: N!ABUkN, Druggist,
ap 4--lm Cor. King and WaslljnatoE sgs
~ 7zy Dpy 1y0l7DS + FANCY sT0FE.
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The Ebensburg Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1865-1871, 1865-11-16
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
OF ALTOONA,

= OH Ah1OONA,
Corner of Virginia and Annie Streets, oppo-
site Superintendent's Office Penna. RR., Blair
county, Penna.-
U. S DEPOSITORY L FINANCIAL AGENCY.
Monies received deposit. Interest al
lowed on time deposits. Gold and Silver
Bought and Sold. Frat tional Currency and
Mutilated United States Notes Redeemed -
Drafts on the principal Cities for sale Gen.
trail Depot for the sale of United States Inter
nal Revenue Stamps.
This Bank keeps hand for sale the Z
$40 z. s. Treasury Notes, and takes subscrip
tons for the same. This is the Popular
Loan, the only Government Loan now in
market at par, giving those who have money
a safe and desirable opportunity for invest
ment Two Cents a Day for each Sl0O. These
Notes, at Maturity, can be exchanged for $40
Six per cent. Gold bearing bonds.
VIM. NJ. LLOYD, Prest.
D. T. CALDWELL, Cashier.
Feb 8, lS65.-tf