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The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1865-03-29

NEw YORK, March 21th.--Thc lIcralds
Nc~hern Dispatch OF the 2th. says 1t APP.
pears that the evacuation Of Kins,on by the
rebels Was mistake. Bragg denies having
ordered 1t. ilokc produces n telegram sus-
tanning his action. The telegraph operator
v.capcd, and is now in Newborn.
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1865-03-29
FORTRESS NoSRoE, March %

FonTnEss MoSRoE. March 70.
The Steamer Webster has just arrived from
the front. She brings intelligence Of gene
mi engagement along our lines to-day. This
doubtless refers to Saturdays operations.
Gcncral Sheridan with his entire cavalry
force, had reached Grants army i'll safety.
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1865-03-29
Official Dispatch to Col. 0ley.

AA'' SNo. W "ohnLNSb, pb
-. March %, 1865.
t1l. JOHN Oiey:
The following dispatch has just been re.
cSifGd here:
WINCHESTER, March q.
t;A. Taron:
Hf1icial dispatches from General Grant
state that At 4:%D o'clock. yesterday morning,
three divisions under Gordon attacked our
lines in front Of tho 9rh corps. capturim. For:
S,edman. ln'cy also attacked Fort Haskell,
but were frfuIstd. After several unsucccss-
full attempts to rctakc Port Stedman. it was
Snally effected by Gen. lIartsutf, and our
line entirely rc.cstablished. Our entire loss
IL estimated At eight hundred. ten. Nc
l.aughliu Of the 9TH army corps was captured.
tien. l!N&rhrry, commanding "a Corps, At.
tackled his from, to relieve the 9th corps. and
captured five hundred prisoners.e The 9TH
corps captured 2.2oo prisoners and two bal
tie flags. The cncmys loss in killed and
wounded is estimated 1t 1900, or q total o.!
300. including prisoners.
Sehodeld occupied Gollsboro on the 2l.,
Inst. aud reports everything going on we'll.
(Si:ued,) . C.. 5. MORGAN,
49, Brcyct-BriG. General.
W.. McK.SLAr, Capt. ant Il. i. q.
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1865-03-29
NEW BOOKS, &C.:
on HAND, AND FOR SALE.

SCOTS Autobiography, in 2v"lS.
House and Home Papers, b, Mrs. stowe.
American Conflict. llt vol. by Greeley.
Pocket Diaries. 1855.
The Company Clerk.
w.b>,.r's Unabridged Dictionary.
Smuckrr's History Of rho Rebellion.
Chroniccs Of the Rebellion.
colton's Maps Of West Virginia.
Two Pictures, by Mcintyre.
The Shoeuberg Gotta Family.
Diary Of Kitty Trevylyan.
A Good Fight, by Rcade.
The Gypsies of the Daue's Dixie.
Maearia, by the author OF " Heulah'
Our Mutual Friend, by DckepS
Boys orthe Bible
Irviugton Stories.
Tho Tribune Almanac. TO-
Tho Magazines for April.
Novels, Stationery. &c. - .-.-.- ..,.. -'.
Faetorials, Music, &c.
S,,o-copy-Dooks, Drawing Paper bristol b'Aro'' &C.
nas- We order any Book or article ~au'se' on 'u0''
notice. ornNpE L mo.
-
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1865-03-29

NEW YORK, March 2;.-The COLA market is
dnll, and sales nre lower, opening At l651,
esci:a;ag . 10y, and cios;ns u; is: 10 1851.
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1865-03-29
ID L Il ID

Thursday merhing. March 81. l>Gi, 81
consumption. Mrs. SARAH IAEriIr, vile "t =. q.
Jarrett.
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LIST OF LETTERS

ID EMAlNINI; in III" Post urc' Ia Carl">I"n West Va
IL for Tia" M" weeks ending March ?jlh lHij
Br%" Persons calling for these letter, will please say
10
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1865-03-29
SALE!

A BRICK .n0CSE-iwo stories hgh-cou.ainins 81
~ rooms, Kitchcn, ahd good Cellar.
Also, large Stable, good Garden, AMI water handy
The lIouse Is situated Front street. Chares0n with
entrances from the front and side Streets Ss contains I'LL
the modern improvements. This is n G"Ti chance &"
secure hOmrJ at low figures. For further informacn
inquire OF JOHN HALL.
CHARLESTON, March H. lsGJ.-2ltf
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VVanlcd---!A House!

TAlT W. H. NASH desires I" procure ll'hi". viii,
~ from four sN r,"ln>, centrally located, riihor iilr'
nishrd uniurnSh"l tor which liberal rent will be-
lan! m"uthly-,u advance. il required. Apply in'nrdi-
alrlv. h"o
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1865-03-29
RAGS---OLD PAPER!

We will pay : cents per pound for clean cotton or al
tr"0i rags, and 4 cents for old paprr-"hitr printed
~ old h,nkS pumphlrrs. &c. Ais" ~ crmts per I"uni
for old army blue ~""lrn cth".n III" JorE>AL Office.
Many of our inrIucrs could thus pay ti.'ir subscription
to the JOrRSAL.
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1865-03-29

Johnson Fallen Back to Smithfeld.
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1865-03-29

TnoFIELD AT GoLDsBoRo NC.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1865-02-15

wsuld not give up Herodiss; thi enc SIN
cost Herod his soul. And there are many
rich men whs cannot give up their wealth
to save their souls.
The reasons why wealth is SO dangerous,
are because it incliRes its possessor to
pride, sslf-will, to self-indalgeuce, and to
love Of the world. How hard it must De
fer poor human being thus tempted, 70 De
humble, and lowly. and self-deny'ng. let
without these graces there can be no piety.
And another difficulty the rich man IS sell
Scn dealt with faithfully about his soul.
He 10 battered few have the courage 10
tell him the whole truth. HIS good points
are exaggerated; his ead excused. The
result Is. that while his heart is engressed
hy the things Of the @erld. his eyes are
kl;nded 70 his true condition; Is II any
wsadsr. therefore. that the salvation oil
rich man is difficult
Doubtless 10 others: or as an ABSTRACT
question /; but surely not for me. An mot
4 preacher Of the gospel; or a member OF
the communion Of the church; or DO net
give away several hundreds OF dolt'ls
Iadeed, the plate is never presented to me
in church. that de net cOntribats-weli,
quite literally"
Yes-eyeu TO ysu comes this saying OF
the Master: "hox hardly shall they that
have riches. enter the klngdsm Of heaven.
Oar Lord dses not say il Is impossible
There are some .rnes Of wealth, yea. aud
wsmea too. who live plainly and neekly
whose temples are like lhsse Of Christ
who give, away of their own means IN pro-
portion to their wealth. .Hd who are exam
Piles to US all. Bat these are the very few
They run. fastest who carry little weight.
Riches drag down to the earth; let US not
strive after them they may ruin our souls
and they will make il exceedingly aliilcul y
fer Us to. be saved.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1865-02-15
FROM CHARLESTON.

ChsrIestss, Feb. s.--A dispatch from
Geo. Wheslsr, dated HoIses's Bridge,
February 7th, al s'clsct, says. Ny pisk.
els. near Blackvills, this norsiBy, we're
|chsrssd By three brigades sf cavalry, which
drove them beyond thu village. DibbrsII's
Tsnnessss brigade. being in The vicinity,
net and charged the enemy, driving then
back inte the yillsgs.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1865-02-15

HArrlsss.. Nov Yet y. tell you secret
worth kpoSIng. This licking forward Tor
sajsy meat dsn't pay. From what know
Of II, would a. sUsn chase butterflies Tor
living. Or bottle up neonshins foe cloudy
nights. The ealy true way 70 be happy -
to take The drops Of sspPiasss as Gsd gives
then to us every day Of our lives. Tho
boy msst lesrr 10 be happy While no n
Pleading over his lessen; the spprsut'c,e
while he 10 nskisg bis fertsss. hsisus
70 lssrn this art, be will be sure to mi"
his enjoyueps when be sainl what he ngh'
for.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1865-02-15

In compliance wife the Trcrsurer's recommends
ton; the majority Of the Finance Committee Of the
House has reported . bill levyins an additonsl
tax ofoae hundred per cent, upon the regular tax Of
the present year. To meet such tax we are afraid
will be beyond the ability of many individuals, with.
GU ia great sacrifice Of property.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1865-02-15
HE N E w 4

It was reported tina, the Yankees had landed some
wen,y thousand men at Newbern. with engines and
railroad iron, and were employed 10 laying down the
iron on the road towards Kns,on Later reports re-
duce the number to eight thousand, perhaps less.
The Raleigh Progress of this morning says that a
dispatch from Wmington.on the 18th informs US that
the enemy made three attacks on our lines at Sugar
Loaf on Saturday, all Of which were repulsed IN gal
liant style, and il is thought with considerable loss TO
the enemy. During the attack the whole feet opened
on Fort Anderson, but the casualties were slight
one killed and one wounded.
II is said that sherman has stuck The South Ca
rolina Railroad little above BEanchvile. and 10 sup
posed 70 be moving on COLUMBIA o. Augusta, Or per
haps both. Gen. d. II. Hill is in command at the
latter place, but with what means 10 check the enc
my's progress we do not know.
BY an order Of the United States Secretary Of War
dated the 18th instant, the Military Department 81
the South, commanded By Gen. sherman, has Lesn
extended TO include North Carolina His hssaqusr.
| tiers at present are Al Hilton Head.
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Rillsbaruugb &sfarSrr.
HILLSBOROUGH, n. g.
wednesday, February Is, 1865.

With iha number we commence the iortg.sirth
volume Of the Hillsbor5ugh Recorder. wesannoi
say that We begin tie new volume with very faier-
ing prospects. The e1igeuCies Of the are taking
away num5ers Of or valued subscribers, ard the
crest cost Of paper and ink, col the enormous Prices
OF every Thing connected with living. together with
Ealing healh which renders US unable % labor az
heretofore present an accumu,,on Of obstacles which
greatly ,srkeh The prospect before Us Bot trusting
10 the liberaiy and patriotism Of our ieaoN citizens
Of Orange. ana DOR neighbors Of Alansace and Per-
500, and relying upon rat good Providence which
has . greatly frightened OIL cur days. snd without
whose knoNedgf no, even sparrow shah fall 10 the
ground, we hope 10 be sustained through The sore
trial that is hefose
Though unable to perform mechanical labor as
heretofore, We bope 10 be favored with sufficient
health 70 employ more tire 10 preparing matter g
Gil our coIamps, and sb4, 70 ar " ~ shiliy and
means viii admit; continue efforts 20 mike th'
Recorder useful, reliable and interesting. Although
ike mos. o. our contemporaries ou' space IS consider
sbly reduced a. compared with times Of peace. ye
re can still make room for oil important news. Oh.
nsny political - miscellaneous articles. We shal
extend Ire yafieiy = much y possible
--~@S~~~~~~~~
w haEe ple.sifeia acknosedsiaG many evidsa
ce. 81 kndnsss ifoal iferds Who have manifested Al
inleres in our seliafe BY recent presents. Las
week fns turkey VS. sent TO Us BY generous 4
male friend, and . god losi of wood, kighly value
in ibcse cod dsyf. 81 Iiberai-hesrle individual Q
this vicinity. klon lime since az esteemed ffisn
presented 70 " kai gallon II eTeeiien. sorgsOr
molls-cs; and We received " rai!rp4d. from al "
known friend. bag 81 fne aonr For these, sn
nsny other sets Of kindness, tender or hesrtfe
thanks, and pray that they may Sc rewarded hun
dred fold 10 blessings kon tie Great Gser Of .
sood things.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1865-02-15

NssIs sssTIsrsT.--ssset rse heart has
given expression TO its gsasrsus nstare 10
the following besstifUi sentiment:
Never desert q friend vhes ssssi"
"A her teuAd bin. When siskasss iallssn
shs hwar,--wheA the xssIa u dark sro
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An Alarnlaz psnclescr. 4

veIopa,nis have discovered deficiency II tie Con
isdests States Treasury o. The enormon, sum u fur
ksadsel Millions " sslarsi NJ. Secte,,y 1'fen.
holm 10 his late annual report, slated that The tar
bill % levied in 1864. soeld bring ia a. s .ggre.
gate revenue for his ye-f TIE .urp II three hundred
AL sirry millions Of dollars. end thai this ~as -
much \. would IL required. IL nowinforms u ihsi
an alarming aud nserpsfisJ dsfsieBcy Of four bun.
sreI millions ~ dollars his been Discovered The pay
ssai q which easao, be pasirsned @iihsusseroo'
injury 70 the TIespty and to msct ttis ,ls6ssnc,
dayic1iio5 n The present Tar is t.cotnheaded
Hpk sye1 an epofmeus svrr eoulj b - ovshooked
MS rot been erplnasl whether |, car be of not, d
hsv remains 10 be zen.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1865-02-15

A dispatch from Braashyille. this nam
ing, says: The enemy have made their A.
psarance along the South Carolina Rail
read. beyond the Edisto. They burned
house within mile and half Of the rail-
read bridge. Abort seven o'clock yestsr.
day evening, our tfseps were. withdrawn
10 this side'sf the railroad bridge. and the
bridge was burned.
Geasral Wlnder died saddealy On Asa-
day evening, Of apoplsxy.
Al ~--~-~~-~-~~~~-~-
CovsT Hsuss BpaHKp.- The Court Hss.e.
in Asheyille was consumed by fire on Sa-
iurdsy. the 2Sth ult. The sre is ssppss-s
ed 70. have been accidental. II. originated
in the cupoll. where there was 1 tswA
clsck. en- which repairs were beng aads
that morning. Some other boildink,.. "
learn, were also esnssmsa, The Cssrs
House was probably the faest aud largest
enc in the State.
IMPORTANT Runos.--lt 10 ru,ssred thar
the French Csassi at Cha rfes,sn has called
sffeisiiy - Mayer Maessth. asd shown
Ain his Exequatsr signsd BY Prssissnt
Davis. IL trse IL Is virtual recoguitisa.
c1oa.st and Seaiirek
Gov. Clarke has is,ued q prsela.sIioa
eonvsaiug the Mississippi Lsgisla,srr in
extra session. Il Isle a.ssatls At Macsn
VI the 2OtA u FeorysrJ. n
Mr.. a. Dudley Mann, say, the Moatr,.l
Canada ssrresPsndsnt Of TIC New f.k
Tribaps, has sriltsa frsu Paris 70 ssa.-
dsrs, -ho IS nov IL Capads. thai, k,ysiesn
has ss,essihss 70 rss.gnise me t;saisds-
racy sese alter the ihssgs tatlon OF Linesln
on he fsh or Mareh. -.
I. A letter iseni t,sntetey. ssys llnn. Psne
Ssule has srrisei IL ihs slts VI Merico. -sn
: i,sisn 4ar The ,Csnisderais States. tN
sumner sps Nilson both opposed chs
measures. af rstal.ies proposed 10 Con-
gross
Z rrsxry The sudscn srtsurst az eerr-
eeutsn against prste.tan,s is esastantins-
plr. ineisding yne seizure 81 every No
hsmaed4n ~to has been baptized. is : di-
rect breath 81 ireatIe.. aud will probably
raise GlPlonifis breeze. We viii fur.
Their drta,l, Only adding. that the officers
u liihis sOciettss. which aad been sOunma-
illy clssed. we're re- speAed al the iA,tAncs
Of The Amttieas and British .AMb4,ssds,s ).
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Tss n.ssLA1ns y M.n-A cerr..nsn

Tvs DlsoLArius W MA correspsn.
drnt II 'hs Indianapolis Journal pain,s the
following ptCturs - Northern t.sorgn:
A. yVu wind ttsos,h the iors,, r.sias
aud open country. i,om ResatA TO Dalloa.
the utter iunrltnrss, lac .aai VI hsnaa
iiie. strikes VRs sllh ireiins Of desp's-
ton. Inc frnre. are gone. The hnu,rsAre
deserted. the bsso!,ag .priAg 90 the road
SIDE shoHs ~ hspPy child drnking "
padding n IL water. n. sheep Craze ~
the hslds, 10 Cattle browse IN the woods,
not even The cr0uIng ~ eOrk is heard.
The bee hive i, deserted b, III once busy
tenants, and the r0insd nil is sIill. 60
startling IS the utter sileaer. that e,eu
when The Wild bird VI thr forest carels
getr. YOU leSk arOund sutprn,I thai and
slch loneliness ~! living Using ssVsid "
happy.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1865-02-15

Ntss.issthi 81 tie mi,etisi AMI vice, st
ninlfood proceed irom ldisas.s; viii ,nss
of qalok mIsds. 10 shsu Il 10 ssptciAJ
PeraiciOus, ms habit 10 c9aussls the
huits of,nany dnsppsistussts. and scnensr
eit batilss they iA,l 10 tAeir schemes not
50 such frsn ths usst Of stt.nstb. Is fssE
the Ill-dirsetisA hit. The assL,it h,isg
e,satsfs. by esscsatrst,ng his powers ap.
on single ssjses, can accomplish sszs
thisg the strongest BY d.spsf,ins bis ovsr
many fails 70 accomplish am thing. The
drop, BY csntinuaI iallirs. bOres lis pas
sage thfoush the LARGEST rock the hasty
torrent rushes over it slth kidssas uPrear.
apd leaves 40 trace hehlud.
The New York herald., 1865-05-20

Of tho terrible have passed through will be
question Asked We will examine In thosnrst place
/ y rxPKS pTvRra
The New York herald., 1865-05-20
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married.


BmTroy-BrRsEr Thursday, May is, at twelve
NJ ut the dcncc OF th, BRIDES father Brooklyn, BY
the Rev Charles j. Robinson AMAsA b. BRroS to ABBs
H. BURNETT youngest daughter of John O. Burnett Esq
residence of the brides father Alfred Smith, Esq, OF
Jamesburg N j., by Rev. VIM. H. Wells BEyJ. BRusH,
of Now York, to MARY J. SMITH, of New Jersey.
BsnxafLp-HILIF.-On Thursday May Is, at tho
German Evangelical church, Schermcrhorn street, Brook
lyn by the Rev. II 'Goriichs Mr.. ADoIPH BERKsFELD TO
Miss RoeALIE HuLE, daughter Of the lato Philip Hille,
Esq.
D,xS-HuLL. On Thursday. May 1s, by Rev. James
b Dunn Al BERT H. DAKIS and CARRrE s. Hull, both OF
this city. I.s. .L..r y
Doscura-SrAsmKns. Wednesday, May 10, by the
Rev. John Bowling, ID. d., G. DostHsR to MARY A.,
daughter Of Harry stammers, oil of this city.
EiAIs-vRENASD-On Thursday, May IL, by the Rev
Thomas Street, JoHy H. ELLIS to Miss LAURA +. VREn-
land both Of this city. No cards 100.
GuiLpERr-SroRM-On Tuesday, May Q, at the Church
Of the Holy Communion, by the Rev. William Walton
ID D., the Rev EpMuND GUnBERT, rector OF ST. Marks
church. Mount Pleasant, TO GKRARpISE STORM, daughter
Of the late Rear Admiral Walton, II. r. H. N.
LEvFRlrr-LocKwooD,- Binghamton, n. Y, on
JOSIAH s LEvERETT, Of New York TO ANNIE NJ, daugh-
ter Of Rev. Peter Lockwood, Of Birghamton, N. Y
MARvN-FoRr.-- On Tuesday May o. at the residence
of the brides father by Rev Lewis r. Dunn, Mr. JAMES
l., scDoN MARVIN Of Brooklyn, ", to Miss FANNIE
FoRcS, daughter of Hon. VIM. M Force, OF Newark,
N j.
Wednesday, May IT, by Rev. IL j. Patrick FRrpERrcx
w. MASsoy, OF New York city, TO JosErsE daughter OF
j s. wi,hington OF West Newon.
wnL-HrGms.- On "Wednesday, May II at the
residence Of the brides sister in this city by the Hov
Joseph " Wakclcy, JAMS II. NCDowEIL, M d., To MIS-
MARctRrT A. HuGnfs, both Of Jersey CITY, Nj
PALMER-WEI.rs.-0n Thursday, May ", ut the hetho-
dist Episcopal church ia Twenty fourth street, by the
Rev. MIR Srndford, JAcoB NJ PnaER to CATuAhr's n
WsLt daughter of John j. Sgler ESQ., all OF This city
WAroy-LNzEY.- Y.-On Tuesday, May 10, at kiskao~'
WATSON Of New York city, 10 CArnEINE ADsiA daugh'or
Of John D. Linzcy Of the former place
The New York herald., 1865-05-20
THE FAMILY MARKETS.

Notwithstanding the fall in gold, tho high prices %
long demanded for family supplies do not pcrccptbly
lower They not q lite as eNorbitan as they were
when gold stood fifty per cent higher than AT present.
bu. they have not fallen proporionatcly with the me-
allc currency This is not from the fact that the supply
of home t. limited for there appears 10 be
plenty of everything in all the prncpil markets, but
result of the tarJincss of in mandlng the
rcdc ton which the dealers slow to naugurte with
ont such demand being made in imperative
clcs mentioned Yesterday gln g7fseT
VEGETABLES Potatoes So per bbl onions i,ermuda),
81 81 so per bbl green do, &c. PER bunch; lettuce,
Be- per bunch rhubarh plant 81 % per Dozen radisies,
Soc 81 per h ndrd parsley, 81 2oa 81 75lerdozcn;
tYrnps (Boston "a per Dbl; asparagus 35c per bunch;
parsnips SO SO per bbL; grccn pea', l5c per qnart
ElH.-Shad 4Oc. 6Oc per pair; sea bass, &c a l2c.
per h. halibut lSc. 20c per lb mackcrel l2c loo.
each cells 15c per lb Holsters, 10c. per b oysters,
81 so per hundred ca,ns i5e per lltnired picked
samon &c per lb salt cod 10c. per b smoked hall
but, zoe per 10. n.d
soup shin soc each scwct, 16c. per H.; porterhouse
steaks 35 per 10. rounds 2Sc. per H. lamb 25c per
Id. mutton, 22c. &c. per lb, s ID AFt
SALT MEA1s.-Corned beef. 16c. zoe. per lb. salt
pork (.idel 2lc 29c per h.; smoked hams and
shoulders 81, 25c per ID.
Ru.rs-Applcs, 76c. 81 per half p,ck; dried do,
18c per quart pncpppcs, 25c SOC. each strawberries,
SOC, 6Oc and 81 per quart; supply limited.
MI1 1EiL,sBors butter r0, fresh, 4Cc- 45c. per lb
rn do, 25c 35c cggs 10 for 25c lard, zoe. 25c.
per lb sausag, 25c per h.; cheese 2oc 24c per lb
The New York herald., 1865-05-20

-. :. -. -.
S cSa c';S 40 W. s.Iss% "a sro nroao. S IA -
svvo ':v.,. sa',ns y,.'~ -''~~ " -'''" "'' '
pr,vaIc tcIma Tho o,,x .-,.. No.. h...s =. ,oo
lscs ..;ca w. qu'1S s an nr;vste tsr,.s 0 " "eo
so,,s nmo.' M .'v".. @ pas ss al and m mnchs.~~a
.A ILL., ssc IN seSs srrsce -. .caA :. e,x ...
-, s1s sne w. e-' '~"
am WAS ouct and VIC hsard el only small salos
{" p i, and he.vv. 900 bbs No lard so,x
Ui'aYc ev y.. 80. An a. sI On eI % ~ ,,sss
at y AZ hnseed wss VA, uu" % Ao" - - WHICH
800 gallons wc,e . s1,u aso hns haer soa A. o.,
Wy packages Gu. % III AZ uo va sccor"gy h~o,
@ ac.'y ~ iorr, 1 anu oween, was mainly IN new mess
and hrmer. ine no'on, ,,i Iraa s"ic, ,naLng rrn,
wa,on ~an wcnt up 'o.' @ .ss ,nainlv sna~nat,ya
90 20 70 e14 20, wv ,sts the sales were q nh
bbls coss and rannar NJ s2i 25 sci rs for Old
primc $Ia 20 zoo % f ,w e r,css. also 600 bb,s
p'' new nas anu siSa "a ~ 'o p'.0 Inne and July nj
from sos a. ios so. a" I,, n, nnd'o,. Tho marked
closed go ,o " pa, SOU, nn,side nrices
Boef was dnlI and haa hs urchanged the sales were
500 bbs at from $40 70 Sid for moss and So slss
hams we're steady Win sales of 300 bbls al S25 s2S
Ba"on was aean h apS o. l; oo's tho " Sales were
about 400 boxes al I4sc I6c for Lone cut hams 13c
for Cumberland middes and 1ailc a lls/c for short
packages at l3xc 14,zc for shoulders. and I4s<c
is Hc for hams Lard was dull and heavy. but not
lower: tho sales were 200 mack ages at I5c a lSc
choice kettle is held higher Butter Is dull al 4c 2Ic
for Western and 25c acc for new Cheese il dull e
l2c a 2Oc
INV was d. M and lower The sales on the spot
bond, and 69c Toe free. 5000 bbls Crude sold for
June and July at 34c. aS5c. - k.s
SUGAR.-Raw was steady, with moderate demand
Thesales were 675 hhds Cuba mainly at l0sc to l2kc
400 DO Porto Rico 70 l29zc Refined was nesyy ana
The New York herald., 1865-05-20


Ans,ms-on Thursday May is, suddcnly, EsruEn,
wife Of Lsaa Abrams, aged 81 years aia IL uays.
The relatives and friends Of the family arc Respectfully
invited to attend the funeral from the Wiett street
M. Il. churb, Sunday aftcrnocn' ~ nai'-pas' ono
Arpv-on Friday May 10, Amy ALICE, only child or
Cerv, and Henrietta Acry aged months and ID days
The relatives and friends OF the family are respectfully
nvited 10 attend the fnera from the residence OF her
parene 21e Clinton street. corner Of Henry on Sunday
afternoon, at ono o'clock .
BAnEY-On Thursday, May "a, MARGARET BALpx-~
wifc Of James Bailey in the roth year Of her age
The friends and relatives Of the family respectfully
invited attend the funeral Sunday afternoon, AZ
two O'Clock, from her late residence, 2SS scventh
avenue
ColLxs sOn Thursday, May 10, JonS COLLINS, agod N
years.
Tho friends Of the family sre respectfully invited 70
attend the funeral from his lSe residence, No 81 Rose
street. Sunday afternoon, at two o'clock Inc mem-
bcrs Of the Morocco Fnsher Society Will meet thef
room In Pearl street, Sunday afternoon, ~ one
O'Clock, 20 attend the above funeral
CRuTvTKR.-At Louisville, KY, on Thursday, May 4,
W II CeurCHER In the 44th year OF his age
CRosroN.-On Friday, May 10, after long ana severe
Illness EpwAnp CRoyIoy, aged 90 yeyrs A., ...,, ,,
funeral Sunday afternoon, NJ TWO ciock ,rom .no
residence Of his brohcr.iuaw, James Sadlcr maspeth
LII o.
Thc relatives and friends Of the deceased respect
fully invited TO attend the funeral on Sunday afternoon,
NJ hafpast two O'Clock from the residence OF George
Lockitt, 81 wilcuehby street, Brooslyn ,
CAR,IS--0n Thursday, May IL, Mr. JAsKs CABIN,
notve Of Cavan county Cavan Ireland, aged 20 years
relatives and friends of the family respectfully in
vcd TO attend the funeral on Sunday acfnoon at Que
o'clock from his late residence 633 Greenwich street
CLARkp. Friday, May 10, MARGARET CtAnEr, aged
90 years.