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Especial Dispatch 10 the Chicago Tr1hune.]
MAD1soN, March 81.
In the Scnatc to-day the memorial to the Post
Master General for the carly establishment Of rail-
way distributing postot1ccs in this State, ,yas
passed bill was reported from tho judiciary
Committee dIsfranehising dcscrtersa and those aee-
irg flcm The draft. The Senate bills were passed
relative to the election Of reecnts Of the Untycz-
s1ty: requirio. that all payments from the State
Treasury he made upon the warrant OF the Sccre-
tary Of State, and to appropriate 10 the State Hos
pftul for the 1nsaue $4,000 for its enlargement
The vote On tie latter hill was II to II. The
Of the St Panl and milwaukee KalfosI under tue he
land gfant mosteagc ea1c Of the western division
Of tie Lacrosse Railroad wue referred to The Judi
cia1y Committee.
A Artsolution vas adopted that no time should
IL eI,ent Il dscusstn. s1e ptopEiety OF tokfng up
business on' Of it, regular order.
Ellis were parsed extending the charter OF the
Mineral Foia: Railroad north 10 romah ; snbmii-
ting TO the people tue question Of cxtendin. the
right 81 snatsee 10 eolored men;
Institute, $soeo; to The Blind Institute,
19,Jn; to tue State Reform Schoo1, S13,5N; to
the Nllwhukec Soldiers Home, $500. The bill.
Ra1scats, rhc special order for the day, was post
roncd to this afternoon. when after some debate,
r. ssSae refused to order third reading, b5
The AIsemh1y this afternoon post tpoued the land
grant tltlcs I'll. tomorrow afternoon, discussed
The dog law a1su passed. number Of locA hll1a.
There was eon0 debate on the bill to amend the
chatter of The Milwaukee and Chicago Railroad
70 az 10 prohibit consolidation. It was finally re-
fcrTed to the Judiciary Committee,
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Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribane.1
CAIRO, March 81.
The following important Order is promulgated:
HIApQns. DrsrMcT WEST TENNESSEE,
AExrAIs, Tenn, March IT,
For the purpose Of encouraging the restoration
o1c.Eal government within this district, and the
people to retnrn TO the1s allegiance to the Govern
Hent o. the United States, and TO engage in their
losmer aEocations o. liie, 1t La declared that no
t8s eaa1 ne sent into the country to interfere in
any "ay With people who are peaceablv fnc,inexs
except 10 rcpsa organized forces of the
enemy enou1a my come within the district
Inc psope c5v q each county are invited
spcc1ve countless and to establish conrta q. r. r.
IiHpensat1on Of justice 2,nonc c3txcne 49, aul t4e
me1t Of crimes, and IL aid Of The civil btsaeh of
the Government 20 organized bY the eit,rn- ~ ~
enid counties. On application made and tec,,1t1 =,
given, by five responsible citizens Of anY cnnntg3
fhat 10 Improper use will be made oi such n-iEt,.
iepe, A1ut and ammunition, to 4 rta.oaah,e
arming Of eaid POSSES
No borfes mules or other property will be
nresaed from any citizen without express author
IN from these headquarters, and IN all cases,
nroperty for public use. proper vouchers T1ll DO
5i.frtn for the samc. All Unauthorized foragtnsi is
sfr,ctly forbidden. and all o}1lccra Will be hald
etric'. responsible toE ans inaeon Of ~, tais Or
prompt md severe punishment that mllttar" Law
Psnons who are engaged in culdvstine thcit
sntsnons and aee wa9tng nSoE San
AcnphlA upon prs4endpE proper roncaafs IN Ee'
gard to their character for humanity, und entering
Into satisfactory contract WITH tae Supc11nten-
R sea Rasy ~hose e
Miihln the district are c:courarcd to return to
ISslf BONES, and any unk1pd OF unjust treatment
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THE EAST TENNESSEE EX-
EsEDlTE&$N.
En3an Of EillemsA md Thomas
Forces Mt d:TeeuT4lle-fIe tn Moving
ozs sLyucAburs-Aebei Account OF ti:u
E1pe<ftt&pu

NEW YoEK, Mrrel, sl.-The Richmond :sn{insf
lss the following from East TenneiEee: - Thomas
having transferred portion OF his artny to Knox
VILE and u1tted It with Gile Is ssld to be nlov-
ing in the direction Of the Virginia line. At last
accounts the command had reached the vicinity Of
Gzrcnri1'c, a'1lttle over half woy from Knoxville
to E1istol. The expedition is accompanied hy an
engineer corps or Z. GOO mtn, who ure engaged In
rebuilding ihs railroad aa fast as tho enemy
narchee. Communication With the base at Knox
p.di,ion ia 20 doubt tu possess and hold South
western Virginia, and ii practicable to move on
and cptute L1rchtnrg, thus correcting with
The scheme IS welt conceived, but It will be up.
10 miscarry In the execution, Just as others have
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LAE AeQNL &1A&T OF xKG t3Ay-N0 ODPNA
Etrion Encountered by Our TroopA.
- Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune.1
FIsn RIVER Po1sT. Alabama, March -,
Via CAIRO, March 81. {
Tho feet went up tho bay this morning, aud at
one O'Clock commenced shelling Newport, Bella
Rose, and Howard's landing. They sent about
two hundred thells into those places, doing con-
siderable damage. No fire was returned. The
army arrived from Fort Gaines and Fort Morrsn
at this point ycster5ay, aud are now ready to
march. The Pensacola troops commenced noy-
sr~ yesterday. There has been no Obstruction
vt, the enemy being IN and Immediately around
NO Moo1ie: Fl1ng ceased at6 O'clock. and the ncct
Eas fe1u1nc1 aid anchored Oh here for the night.
FISH AiFEK, NEAR ALABAMA
C1TT, Alabama, M4rcl g,
,n. Via CAIRO, March ST,
ro Troops are on the march from Pensacola. our
fhs aeefi eet Ys has ,eM 'hes0 emn1oys1 5a
eo.st az In r. III sshsl1in: the ySoas on the
Claar. From tne ltysly appearance Of thincs and
tbe understanding that seems to exist hctgeeu
Gems. Canby, Granger and Smith, the order to
move on Mobic u,ay be expected hourly. Reor
tain. srr bnsily employed giving their respecuYe
orders to the dne fleets under their comm nd.
Several homes were burnt down ut The landing
on the sosh inst, one Of which WAS uowarL's ho-
rcat Of tho stables, setting are in very short
time to the hotel 11jotn,ns. F.slnv has been
hessd Intervals dunng tho day. 1t is likely ar
st!!ery practice IN Mobile. It was rnmored ,jut
now thet atorce bad been sent out Of Mobile to
oppose the march Ct tho Pensacola troops
:, "tsE1sCTos, March 31.-Rlchmond papers Of
the M a1h 3 haxe M The following: ''Advlccs from Mo-
ni'c to tic 18th say TIC preparations for defense
or very complete, and proyie1ons to last slx
UuEfha :re In the city,
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The Peace Negotiations,

N SEw YoHE March s1G1he Hs1aids ars, Wasa!ng
lie very highest aud most reliable sources or In
formation, that Secretary Seward WAS cent for by
NJ Lincoln to come to CITY Point for consulta-
for d military convention between Gens. Grant
and Lee. supported On one side by MIR. Llnco!u
snd Secretary Seward, and On the other by JEFF.
Davis and r. II. T. Hunter.
NEw IoRK, March 31.-A special to ths Ibst,
Washington, a1s1, says there 10 no truth In the
Ecacc r0IDora. Nothing but vigorous var against
tho rebels il thought Of In official circles.
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FRG1I THE SOUTH,


NEw YORK, March 31.-A proposl ion to arrange
lcr State Conye"tlon to dec1tc whether Georgia
shall remain within the rebel ConEcdc,acy or re-
turn to the un,un, has been defeated In shc Leg
1slefuye Of that State.
4 nsjorlty Of the old members OF the Virginia
Legislature have been returned 10 the, new one,
Which meets next wiO1er. Some were'e!ected by
bQlf dozen.
, 1865-04-01

4 DeFperare Fight Between Royal
Troops and Guer1l&a&- fhe xkoY1f
Commander killed-A Present to the
Widow.
, 1865-04-01

PHILADELPHIA, March 3l.-Jay Cooke reports
that the subscriptions to the 7-30 loan to-day
amonntea to -, LII, 800, including one from Cieyc-
land tor ST ,nto. the laret St from The West, and
the larcest from the East. There were alao 1,513
irffyft!nal suhscrintIons for $50 md 500,
, 1865-04-01

E&1EV3-t-S3&1f
The Commission met pursuant to Adjournment.
Mr. He1yey submitted an affidavit as to the ma.
terialitJ Of the testimony Of certain rrbcl prison
ets; also, as to the importance Of tho testimony
Of 2. c. Wright, a: present confined in Fort In.
inyctte.
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WAsEEGfoE, March a1-The Star says: "The
nerrf, caral man whose boat was smashed i,y Gen
Sheridan In his late raid; and who was 1ionizcd by
rccruits in afeyef OF indignation against the fau-
Eec, has deserted 70 our lines, and brings With
him twenty new rebel uniforms
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LOUISVILLE, March 31.-Ashcroft and Nichols,
the guer1l.as, who were sentenced to De SHOT at
thirty days. 4 SIXTY days respite has also been
granted TO C. x, Johnson, who WAS to have been
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Especial Dispatch to the Chicago 1ribuoe]
CAIRO, March 81.
On last Saturday week combined force, com
posed OF 4r.trf.n vclar:ccrs, quartc1cd in Vera
cru=, and detachment of Egyptians numbering
one huutfcd End twenty men, and thirty horse
men OF the royal guard wish one piece Of artillery
under orders Of the Commandant Marechai, left
Vera Cruz to attack band OF gues1lias who hid
escaped from Oa1ac6 and who, 1t .ras supposed,
intended to make rsid upon the posts OF Alvasa-
d.. Mcdcllu and Cotsxt.a. The commandant
LIT The eremy On Thursday, .h9 "a inst, at eight
o'clock in liz morning.. Deas TaItscoyan, ab0at
thirty miles from Acdctliu, md immediately gave
cbsee to the Euertias. Tho.e force 1t is said.
lar superior to his. The enemy took TO the woods,
sn4, being invisible, 1t Eas yeEyA1itf1c1t to dis
lodge ttem Ham their position. The affair be-
casne most e2nguiEoTy, oat the troops OF the Com
3Si1 na s 5 he s,as utmost s1S - A'9us s
sht IL ns Saddle out he sasny n: ns.a
has men, ~~wLen a SECOND. bail strack
him In the breast, znd almost at the s1me moment
smother passed through his thigh These ha1's
producing lnstGut dcath, he, fill from his horse
this adatr the Imperial troops lost twcnty-six
killed aoG nineteen wounded. Among the litter
WAS Or. Gngcr, Of the Austrian contingent I'd
LieutE. Wal1rjo aa1 Baron hid each h0rsa shot
ccttf him.
After announcing the death Of the Commsndaut
MaEechal, L. Journal 1ei Umpire eays: "As soon
"a The Empress WAS informed of the sad event, she
17tn5ant the deep sympathy which she felt Inward
her N her sorroH. md not Content with thar, sne
ordered 81 Go 10 be sent TO her from her oTn p11
rate pursG ~ y dowry fof her daughter.
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prnc A~1ss5zss Expe6ffti0n

PuuApE1rH1A, March GA private dispatch
from Gen. Meade states That Maj. hcEwen, Of the
The 1gsth Pennsylvania Union Leacoel regiment
fell in the engagement yesterday morning.
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New YoRK, March 3t.-The steamer Colorado,
for Rio Jauciro, Panama and San Ffanefseo, with
Prof Agnsslz and suite On board, has anchored st
Quarnutiue, and will 70 to sea Is room rs the
weather Is clear.
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CAIRO. March 31.-Gen. Washhurn has issued q
special der offering reward TO- any citizen of
iL00 for the delivery Of either john S. Stone or
Mad, Lu7ton, the two noted sneItas, al Irving
Prison, ard OF $se0 for any Fobber or guerilla
caught within twenty miles Of Memphis
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Fleeing the Wrath to Come.
NEW YORK, March at.-The H,At'a wa,h,.a,o,
special sayE: *Ady1cts just received Iron, mch.
mond state that the gold and e,neral assxts n thc
Aerchsnts' aud Mechanics Bank Of that city hsye
l,een sent away. The percussion can m3nufsc.
turea have also been removed, it is sppnuseii tn
Danv,lle or Ly2chbu.g. leu's army lis Beer
supplied for ten days ahead.
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FljfbanEa. viii prisoners, from Newbern, reports
that on lie asth she ploted the .. s: sseaner Bat
with Gen. SherC,an on board, into Hatter*s Inlet,
By request, on accocnt OF the stormy appearance
OF The weather..
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Appofntmcnt-A military Prisoner
he Great Flood-DaIna.e to tile
Missouri Raltvonda-fxrtd.e mud
ulyer1s Washed - Axrny-IIX Effects
In fllln noiH-.fhe Town or New Lib.
erty WaAncG Away.
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NEW YonH, March s1:--Gold has shown rather
t1ops that the rain storm m1y defeat the objects or
Grants tmpor. ant movement. Quotations due
tuated bet~ten 15lN and 15t7s, closing at the
lpNer figure.
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E1u71vE MAxs1os,
WASHINGTON, February ~, lSGG.

LIS Ezee'icncy, Governor Fletcher:
II SEEMS that there 1s now no organized mul.
ta1v force Of the enemy in Missouri, and get that
destruction OF property and life IL rampant every
NATse. Ia not the cure for this within easy reach
Of thc PEOPLE themsrtveef 1t cannot hut be that
oTd nn; onaio not na'u1aly roober OF cutthrost
"9u!e e.aass pos M end to this state al things.
sngee geis im1eofSsy in locality must feel alike
qasnb an unds} stad1d Gnd 60, they only need to
each woad so1 3" ne sesss TIE problem and
1on q: ia, n{ses,oa, S!nsIs M no. Can
uc!ghhorhood meetings be cyesy~hose9! hsmose9! Le!
hs1a o. al Ihc 1er mn
heretofore have thought, said Of done ahsyy, nay 9a
war about anything else. Let Ill suc T,su. eue
and waiy1nE atl else, pledge each to ccass hass.
sing others, and TO make common cause aSsinst
wh0mevcr persists IN making, aiding o. encnur.
they will best know nov to adopt and apply. At
Ruch meetings old Ntcndsntpe will croGs thr
come in to help.
PleHse consider whether 1t 1nay not be we'll to
snePeet t,lia to the now amlcted people OF Nils.
sou.i Your, truly, 4, LINCOLN.
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BA1114onE. March 9l.-The western mail train
from here for Wheeling yesterday was captured BY
guefiIlas and ali the cars except i've burned. The
passengers We1e all robbed.
, 1865-04-01

important Order By Gen. Nns1Aburn
AN Appeal TO the People Of E*n-
11tssee 70 organize 1tEn Govern.
mcuf-The Protection of Efle United
Skalc4 offered.
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attempted Robbery of the
treasurer Of Posvesneifz Co,

AeSIEzrnA, lows, March 31.-During Saturday
70 rob our county j, ponitorg. Tie Treasarer had
n nse one OF al!ies 'argesfsizea Safes which re-
sls5ed ss ~ ihe S,s Sst md ska1 efforts of
ya'n. There was In the eafs nrer ihirtr.fre
; thousand do'1afs in paper and i've Thousand dol
, 1865-04-01

NEW YORK, March 3l.-Ma]or General Baaks
leaves to morrow for New Orleans ria Cairo and
y TO be given him thia evening by his frieada IN
this city.
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the following:
"AuoEsra, Ga, March e. "a force reported TO
BE- under Gr,crson, one day last week nude de.
Mcnstration on Tupefo, Miss, but were driven OF.
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Gen. Stee1e's Movement from Penkn.
coln-ILe FIeet ShellInE Gowns on
the EakE Coast Of tho Fsny-No Oppo-
Et130n Encountered by Our Troops.
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NEWS BY TE!Etik&isiHi. II.
THE: MILITARY SIT
UATI0N.
GRAND MOVEMENT OF
THE ARMY OF THE
POTOMAC.
UNION OF THE ARMIES OF
THE POTOMAC AND
THE JAMES,.
Grant Aiming at the
South Side Road.
SHERIDAN STRIKING OUT F0R |
5uRKsF!llE. |
L FEEBLE REBEL hTTEaI?T TO |
CHECK TEE ADVANCE.
TEhe Peace Negotiations a
Canard.
Sherman's Headquarters Re-
moved to NeWbern.
The East Tennessee Army at
Greenfield, Tenn.
IMPORTANT FROM M0BlLE---
j: OPERATIONS OF TIE army |
AND NAVY.
SLermsn's Arny being Clothed
.-.T D.sJ
IMPORTANT FROM h10RILE+--
OPERATIONS OF TIE aRhlY
AND NAVY.
SherElan's Arny being Clothed
and Paid.
"
GREAT FIDGD III SOUTHERN ILL.,
EGIS---EEW LIBERTY WASHED
AWAY.
From AIexIco---Desperate Fight
Between Keyalists and
GucrillaS.
GOLD CLOSED AT 151.
FROM GRANE.S ARMY.

The Grand Movement OF the Army OF
the F0IomnC-En1ou Of the Armies
of the Jnmee and I'oto1nac-Shert-
dan Moving on Rurl1Arlite-tataut
Striking The South Side Railroad
Feeble Rebel 0ppo41non.
, 1865-04-01

buffalo, March 31.-The report that Af}'ard
Ftlinore has gone to act as Pence CommlsAoneT
Il incorrect. Hc Is At present IN Buffalo.
, 1865-04-01

The Chicago Conspiracy Lutrcduc-
lion vi Afudagtts-Tes111no1 Of l..
G.. Morrison.
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which they nay receive from their nei i,hbora will
cc promptly nltEcd for.
By order Of Major General e. C. Washbu1n.
lStEnedl r. Il. MORGAN,
Ms}ur and H. 4. g.
, 1865-04-01

Failures in philadelphia.
PHILADELPHIA, March s1.-Two failures arc re-
ported to-day, ons Of them for very large
hmpuut.
, 1865-04-01

Letter FROM President lincoln to Cor.
Fletcher

Fletcher
"Anu1koToH Crrf, March Is, 1865.
Editor Rcpublican, st. Louis, No.:
DEAR s1R3lacloscd send to you copy Of a
letter rec.ntly addressed by p.c>idrnt IIncn,n n
to nc with authority to ruhlish It. It's su 1rcs.
11ons are al eood, r. tone genial and kindly, md
7hc effect Of ~ pnohcanon Will he in nd Of thc
The President most earnestly desires the nro..
perity Of our people, and to this end there il aos
order snd good fellowship which rebellion and
civil war haE broken up.
hope the people w1ll receive and read this let
1er in The sane Spirit which prompted The Pres,-
dent to write It, unJ that they will not only carry
out It's timely suggestions, but Cooperate also with
The csvil and military authorities, both at home
and In Washington, to prevent q recurrence or
-,raccc Missouri the last year.
anl, most respectfully,
Your obedient servant,
s1IMrs r. RoriIYa.
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.Icrse City.

SUNDAY BALL PIAYSo.-Yesterday sner-
noou party Of well dressed young mou. from 10 to
i years Of sse, cano over from New York and en-
rsrei in teme u bsse ball on the meadows north
Of ne Lne Hallway trAck defective offioer. v. L.
BcN liliaIns and Nusent msde dsscent upon tho
uo~i aud succeeded In srostins three Of them,
ana o1Yturins two coats belOnglns 10 p.rtie, that
e"spd. ! he pfs1uers rave their names a. James
.ttcry, joan Barrett md ~. Lmburger. ~ the
corner Of houtL Ard ~ spect suees, officers
Nufeht hnd farey Arerei John CATrigan ana
Patrick huligan, shO were cnctger playing b ].
TIE Ptifontu we're committed for examination thls
BlOrnitF.
ISQuEsT-Tnr Cry Authorities CES-
~ fiu.- Coroner Aver. OF H0lotcu, con- ufC! an
lucsi yosis lday on tho body 81 Osen Garland, Who
as found droNuei % FRIDAY morning., M ne cie' b,
over Nhch new hIIlrc is hHing constructed At tie
head Of Prospect street. thln 90 linit' Of Jcfscy
CITY. The Jury. IN heir verdict, cfusufsd the
suihortiel iof ucfle,tuF 20 che pforer PIE autiOns
10 le tsk"n 70 Tusfd asaiust AoCidcAU during tho
nIfht loceAs"d Ess y years VI G4c and caves =
'e ~ lrOI Lealth anu destitute circumstances. and
one chi 4.
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MILITARY.

ALL SOLDIERS, INCLUDING DESERT
IA or 10th vhts ami colofed can receive al pay
SAd bounty due them; advances made A. 80 N AZ
cam is examined. Apply BY letter, this day, to l..
Boz j,6,4 fost Once. "a
A RAY CLAIM OFFICE-OFTICERS, SOL
IA diot aud heirs Of d,ceas can have all clns Of
whatever nature carefully adjusted and settled par
tlluAr attention 20 ntent % state l0uuties bal
1ncos Of Government aunues, back pay an CT Ling
mune5. Apply IN person o. -!dgetA l.. Bio " = a
CO, BHukers, Park i,sce. o.4
IMPORTANT TO SOLDIERS ALL IN
i fettlld claims OF eyeD5 deer ..ion .g.iut the
states or tho mixed oa.es vii te promptly foUIed
al tie /. $. AruN AGENCY, o. Bee scr st., diltctly
icttsI, enclosing rtaiIp. so
7 BROWN a co, NAVY PRIZE MONEY
-. ofco Pax P,ASo, ,BaLk bun iutI estah.isnei
tour JtWt. All nANJ claims co. 'rtei aud paid New
lets are nov ready with the RnIouhs, Cal o. I'D
dIess b. letter. s33
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,trEiMsIlr6 -plrh1ron. wa.hirrton. o G
ia Nor'u.k Va. Pom, NJ, Wplinsicn, Via Norfolk:
Carroll 49, more Niuiuia lAvefpooi and Queens
tow, niied kinsdom, GInfror hinneionkA Phil.
BUliS-Nafy D. .lo., Bordeaux. jeremiah Thomp.
All, Liyelpoo', su1iise. CGiilh.
B'RF- Rambler ApalAcb.oois, Tia. rrcelsor.
~ John. ;.
Providence lucy 4 blossom, Boston; Irene Maine.
sCHupSFRs air Waller scott - John, \ 49,
Fniorp .ise, 90 nuAlif ttfhr' PIE, HOttoh, :; j
" usltsd, Go nvs'is; J Tinker. 'sls's; Am', ica,
uoruvAIg Wild Flower, walton, y ~ mathew
NGtsa u, New Bedford, OfpLan, Eonicut fo' Bos
tor " hi's Swan, New BEDFORD Cslsy, Providence;
sew O. ole Sc~ Bedford. ufptor Providence; Min
totu Ncr ~ 'fod Ben Ult'ef, Providence, lltnV
CHINA Nes Bedford: C. 5 Barnes, Providence; iucr,
OF, k.csland. jar VI equiv, Providence. Union,
foCtl.ui, ssa.. Providence, Alfred thas", Dennis
IlsIus, Providence, star, EoctlAnd Louisa, Prov
tdcnre. .l'it, EOetl-ud aura A Buringamc, iroyi-
deuce l-ls. Providence 'ot Ehzalethpor So, PRIV
ia,ucc iut RoNdout; n Barncs, New London, Alice
tf'ntal Wetatly Pnvnce, New London, Glide,
.HF PIT. Jacob t.,y tlOuttfs NeE London: Iatto
LsHe, Hsfv rh. Crusos, Boston: n u I1't., Norwich
~ tliza'elh por'; Belle, B0st5n John Henri, Bris
tut AiHc icau Eagle, NeN port, Juvenile, Plymou. Ia,
Gn'utA bu,tuu Mar Eliza, BhstoE MARY stewart
htFfnrt w iaiu, NeN pDtt Tor Elizalothplrt; julia
Cutler IurCnO, Calais william hAchiAs; v q Save
yci. loncsport, john Langley, Ncr Haven. N-labar,
'1stuu Tor Albany; AIRED BArrrtt, Albany for BOs-
ton; T. J llltton, Nolg,s.lr for Phi sdelphA or
lat 20 rWith, Albany for f0ft Chester, Icnnotste
ka'tpori Tor lhiAlrlphi, Angelina, Ko-kinud
SL't'Hltfcie leland, NiYLtmAp, Providence.
LAE,t-Ge Gssssy, Belioutane, ~ John, W.
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DENTISTRY.

A MOST WONDERFUL DISCOVERY
n Terth extracted ~lthuut pam o. U ,uslr,. b. su-
uu th inserted for 81 eicu, .r.'tr te,th r.ied
With thr celebrated hone tulu- v Boat u..u All
~ atoms .Ai.lNI.ly performed sli ,srr,rt"i Il
jar Nll.IEkS, - GRAND b. t.ocis tom Hro.i-
way. $50
DR. DRAKE, i35 CANAL STREET. SETS 4
loot teeth Oh silver ~ " t' 'a. 90 Told al M
6. r-l. SECTIONAL rcts coats Iet rpUti geo b IA ed
.pth-..i bose cCMyut pr utagi ns .t d. .L. a. vi
pc. tuu.I teeth rvunetud NltiH.l p..u ~
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COAL

COAL sl2 PER TON-THR BEST QUAIL
~ itv Stove, egg aud furnace, delivered To ali parts
OF the city, we'll screened and weight warranted 400
pounds. from the Wyoming Valley ard, loot Of l4th
81 and ll;h ave. LLOYD EROS. 4lg
$40 PER TON FOR BEST LOCUST
vi - Mountain stove and IA; Coal; alI5J per { on
Tor large Nut. SWEET LACK, 154 Joroy At $40
ft .bs I I9S Fo sss TIE svs ,d BtsI
size, $50 he 10 the ION sctooned and delivered tor
lev dave only al 43 Bouep, aud ~ and 81 hora,io
o.. &C. PRINCE co. SIC
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By her husband. Hhe lived q, No a. bu, had
wandered % the evening previouG While lsboring
under the influence Of liquor. Il 10 suppoicf that
ain
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BOARD AND ROOMS.

A WIDOW WOMAN WISHES TO BOARD
Livo fesp c'able grl. At moderate price. Call al
Not l9.h II, TOP noor, front room. 10
ROARD--2 OR . RESPECTABLE YOUNG
- men can TO accommodated with .old hoard In
small fHmIy. Terms moderate. IAquiro I42 East
Houston e. 81 nOor. ~
FURNISHED FRONT ROOM AND BED
room, With nice cooking range, sc. - per week.
AMY for day, At S2l West 10Th e., near S,h ave.
keielente required. 10
TO LET-A NICE FRONT ROOM, FUR
Il nished TO or 4 gentlemen; rent a. SO per W eek
Apply al 100 Eighth ave. l7s
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SEWING MACHINES

SPLENDID VII ELtR & WILSON'S, VIII
ICrrlti,I' ,fuve. s. iifs,r.. -.u.p.' A. a., 80,
nov AMI ~ h. nd sew ing meru'-r. fo r.nt h. M
month and ioi sce a. t.c ,v.y Yi.us, ,l,r eftns.
IN ~ q .r,na .c .,c. machines yI ,y. 49,. up.srts
Alyliucs tNclau- ed. ~
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Too Late for Classification.
PRIESTS GENUINE AND lNINlITABLE
ID HAIR nYIll

" hlAa,l . GlNl lNf AND lNlhl ADlE
~ HAIR bIEll
PRICE TfFrY CENTS pPR BOX.
This Dye stands ifhcr "a she estimation Of the
puhic tlan any Other Manufactured II B, nsten-
tauC0us the color Leiug set applied. trey
o. ned hair n converted into beautiful BLACK or
BROWN. without iuuIy " the hair or skin. II does
not wash on Cause am imp eaeant feeling while
sppynr, and is without lea OF oontrs lietion, the
HEST, SAL L5f ana CHEAPEST Hair ID manu-
taciurcd.
Manufactured and for .ale t-hole.ale and rctlil at
Nc. 10 south second o.. " illiamshurrh 10 liz had
at retail. Of prlgrists- all over the country. w
coon BUTTONHOLE AND CLOAK MA
~ kep wanted, At CARTWRIGHT 4 CO.'S Closk
store, 36j Canal ~ 3T-
CH TAlLORS, TAILORES>ES AND
= ~ ope rs'ort wanted, N work on fne COTS The
bsst Nases paid in the city Apply for days A. 1S4
lhompsun IT. near HeecEer II. 81