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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
PROM FORTRESS MONRo OF.

PROM FORTRESS MONROE.
Movements Of Mrs. yeffersen Davis-Rreed. .
men bound for the West-LsFse Govern
ment Sale, &C. ~
FORTRESS MONROE, May 3.-Mrs. Jefferson
Davis, accompanied by two servants and her
youngest child, little girl two years old, AT
rived here this morning at an early hour from
baitimore. Maryland, on the steamer Ade-
The intelligence of the. permission granted
her by President johnson to visit her husband
reached here by telegraph, and on last Monday
afternoon at 8 O'Clock she started from Mon
treal, making o very pleasant aud direct trip.
She remained At the Hygeia Hotel for several
hours, and after breakfasting was waited upon
by Lieutenant Fessenden, an aid to Gen. Miles
staf, who escorted her into the Fortress. The
conditions Of her visit are unknown. She
brought large quantity Of baggage with her.
evidently designing to remain some time, in
which event she would probably make her
home at the residence of DR.. Cooper, the post
surgeon OF the Fortress.
About one hundred enigrants from the in.
terror Of North Carolina, Of all classes and
sexes, passed by here several evenings since,
on the steamer Adelaide, bound TO the West in
search of employment They were in charge
OF several philanthropists from that section OF
the country, and the movement was under
taken on account of competition being intro
dance Of negro labor, furnished under the
ministration of the Freedmen's Bureau.
The large sale Of Quarfermaster's property
which commenced yesterday, embracing the
largest list OF articles ever offered at this place
terminated o-day. Very satisfactory prices
were obtained, and the aggregate amount re-
allied will reach $4,000.
in the Norfolk markets yesterday for 81 per
quart,
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tain Ieave to Introduce . joint resolution az
ing the ages for The admissioa Of cadets to the
" s. Military and Naval Ac ademies.
Mr.. lngrrsoll. from the District Committee,
reported the hlll 10 inecrporaie the Guardian
Society OF the District OF Columbia, and asked
that IL be referred 20 the Dom tttee On Public
Buildings: and IL was 90 ordered.
Also, the bill TO incorporate the Howard In
stitute and Home Of the District OF Columbia.
Passed.
Also, the ball TO incorporate the Academy OF
Music Of the District of Columbia Passed.
Also, the bill to amend the chartsr Of the
Washington Gas Light Company. PISSED.
Also, the bill to incorporate the National
Sayings ana Deposit Company % the Dstrsc'
Of Columbia, with q recomme n ation that IL do
not pass. The bill was laid upon the table.
Also, the bill to incorporate the National
theological Institute. Passed. H.
Also. the bill to enlarge the powers of the
Levy Court Of Washington county, ID. c.
Passed.
Also, the bill to establish in the District O,
Columbia Reform School for boys; and pend
ing the consideration thereof the mornssg hour
expired, and the House took up the bill to re-
vive the grade Of General in the army.
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xxxIxrH CoNGREss-FIRsr SESSION

xxXIxTH CONGRESS-FlRST SESSION.
FRIDAY, Maya
SENATE.-Mr- Conness presented a petition
from workingmen Of California, asing the en-.
States.
Mr.. CONFESS said he fully belle we'd that labor
would be as profitable TO the country under the
eight-hour system as il is now under the ten.
hour system-that as much would be done in
eight hours as is done now in ten. The petition
was referred TO the Committee on Naval
Affairs. 70 tx =
Mr.. Sumner introduced the petition of the
State government of Massac husetts for reim-
20, Referred to the
Mr.. Wilson presented the petition of the Sons
Of Temperance and Sons of Templars of
Wooster, Mass, asking the enactment Of a law
that intemperance shall disqualify from hold
ing office, civil or military, under the General
Government Referred to the Committee on
the Judiciary.
Mr.. Ramsey. from the Committee on Post
Offices. reported bill to provide for the erec.
ton OF post office and custom house at St.
Paul, Minnesota. t.f.H no
Mr.. Clark called mp the bill to extend the in.
ing out Of the loss Of Government properly,
money, etc., by army quartermasters, paw
masters, commissaries, etc. 1t allows an an.
peal in such cases TO the Supreme Court
Several private bills from the COMMITTEES ON
Claims were considered.
On motion of Mr.. Clark, when the Senate ad.
journ to-day, it adjourn to meet on Monday
next. s#i a.. -..-s
Mr. Poland called up bill to provide for
the payment OF quartermaster's stores and sinh
sistence supplies furnished to the Army of the
United States.
At 9 o'clock the Senate went into Executive
Session. ..'5ars ta...-rs
HoUsE.-Mr Stevens, Of Pa, offered the fol.
lowing resolution. which was adopted without
Joint resolution relative to the attemptsd ~.
sassination Of tho Emperor Of Russia.
Rssotred by Me Senate and House of Repre.
semsGfsves 50 ConSress assembted, That The Don.
Gress OF the United States OF America have
learned with deep regret Of the attempt made
upon the life Of the Emperor Of Russia by -
enemy Of emancipation; ana the Congress send
their greeting to His Imperial Majesty, aAd
70 the Russian nation. and coagraiuiafes he
twenty miuons o. sern upon the providentai
escape from Danger OF ths Sovereixn 70 whose
80 I'D Assst they owe tie hessiag OF tAsr
n. Mssssls ssked that the bill 70 amesA shs
present internal revenue Law, hitherto report
Cd oy the COMMITTEES OF Ways and Means
should Be printed. with tho later modidcAuoas
recom1ended by the committee, and - tAkea
up On Monday next And u was % Ordered.
M. Paine Of Wa, asked, bat JAILED 70 %.
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The WEEKLY STAR is now on our counter
Tor SALE and in wrappers, ready for the mails,
containing its great variety of reading matter:
conclusion OF entertaining story Of Champion
ana Cologne; Humorous Sketches. "a. Ward
A. fenian Meeting" &c; The Philadelphia
Mnrcer Trial; Murder of Husband by his
Wife - Paramour; The Washington Canal Inn
provement; The Plan of the Reconstruction
Committee The President and Cabinet Oppose
the Plan; The Mormons; The African M E.
Conference; The Methodist Protestant General
Conference; Meeting OF the American Medical
Association; Full Particulars of the Bombard.
ment OF valparaiso; Congressional and Coun-
cal Proceedlngs; White House; Foreign Domes-
tic, Military. Naval, Departmental, and Local
News Agricultural and Housekeeping Mis-
SelIany; and the latest Telegraphic Dispatches
from all quarters.
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POLICE ENTHUSIASTICALLY regular meet
ing OF the Board Of Metropolitan Police Com
missioners was held yesterday afternoon; All
the members present. ~ =
was ordered . Be reprimaadsd And hned -
for yso1AtiaG Tie al eoneeal rule
John, II. HeflA e. the 9Th precinct for c>a-
duce unbecoUtng aA ofhcef. Joha II. Hell
brook, aAd T. III. Ro6insou. for violAsiaG tie
17th ruie. were dis0iseed the force
Thoe. ]. BufreN Was appointed patrolaan
Q the - psecisct vice LipscoaA, deoeassd;
AAnvAie a. Aas>in, SsAs Preeinet ytoe Hol.
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O'Maheney Denounced !.

BosToN, May 4.-Capt. VIM. H. Grace, the
oldest Fenian in New England, says that the
expedition was approved by the Commission,
and commanded by killian, and that the lat
asserted that an iron war vessel, loaded
landing on British territory was to be made
on the night of their arrival. After the expe-
dition had started O'Mahoney countermanded
the SAILING OF the vessel, and threw other OBJ
stacles in the way, which led to its failure.
Capt. Grace denounces O'Mahoney, and
urges all good Fenians to rally under the ban
ner Of Gen. Sweeny.
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THE TRIBUNE CAN'T STAND WADKs BIAS
PHEMr.-The New York Tribune Indignantly
denies the allegation Of the London Teleqraph
that il expressed approval Of Senator wade's
blasphemous speech "thanking Almighty
God" that certain Senators were provldentialiy
indispssed to be present to obey the dictation
of the one-man power, executive usurper and
dpsnot
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COLORADO

The bill for the admission Of Colorado INTO
the Union, passed the House Of Representa-.
lives yesterday, just as it came from the Sem
ate, by vote Of 81 to SIS, and only needs the
Presidents signature to become q law. The
vote in detail will be found in our report of the
proceedings. An effort was made to strike out
the word "white" as q qualification for voting,
but failed. Colorado will make the thirty
seventh State. Messrs. Evans and Chanee, the
Senator'S elect are in this CITY,
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THE NORTH CAROLINA PARpONs.
All the pardons that were granted yesterday
by the President, to petitioners from North
Carolina, were granted under the first and
thirteenth exceptions only. And those Of the
first exception that were pardoned were of no
higher grade than petty civil officers. All oth.
er applications from North Carolina remain
vet on file.
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RICEIPrs FROM CUSTOMS

The receipts from customs at the four prin.
cipal ports Of the Unitsd States during the Pc
RODS specified were IS follows New York.
from the 2lst to both Of April. %, 7Os, s32 9v;
Philadelphia, during the same time, 1926, 6e3 ~;
Baltimore, during the same time, S7i,4s3. 46;
Boston, from the 21st to the sSth of April.
1902, l47.3. Total receipts, 1853, $500.
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ORDER RIsCINDED.

The order for the suspension of the payment
Of the prize money was rescinded by the Score.
tary Of the Treasury, this morning, and instuc-
tons have been given the Fourth Auditor 10
resume the work upon all prizes which have
reached that Office
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REFURN1sHING THE WHITE HOUSE.
The work Of refurnishing the White House
has at length commenced, and workmen are
now engaged in removing the tattered curtains
and hangings. 1t is stated that the East Room.
the Green, Blue and Red Parlors are each 10
be repapered and furnished anew
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Convention to Make Two States of Ten
neSsee.
CINCINNATI, May 4.-The Con vention called
to consider the proprety Of organizing a sep
arate State government for East Tennessee,
met at Knoxville yesterday. The President
of the Convention was authorized to appoint a
committee to bring the resolution before the
LegIslature.
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I IGnf CASHMERE VESTS,
And rasrs G 10 H1hTUH,
HENEiNey,
IA

- ~ OOf. Ftu " bud MkryI6hVSN.
EoR sALl-A nns HOUSE in the flint Ward,
near the War Department; IA roems and eel,
~, Oh has been renting for 81 500 . year price
Feet front; price IS 600
A very handsons How're near the Cfsy Hell; B
t,iHoms' pncs SHeo, portion cash, balance on
A handsons Building Lot On 1 street, between
i.n ana l4th streets; " feet by ia deep; price 81
Also. several other nrst-class Houses for sale
WH. n. BRYANT.
my 4-1ws 4e5 Tth street between % and n
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Affairs IN Gesrgetswn.

FLOUR AND GRAIN MARkEr.-There are no
arrivals OF flour or grain reported to-day.
There Is no material change in the prices Of
flour or grain. The stock Is light, demand ac-
tive and holders firm
The FISH WRARr.-Receipto of herring at the
wharf were moderate this morning, and sales
were made at Sass per LOCO. Shad were very
scarce and retailing at the rate of S2Oasas per
r.
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n STRAW GOODS. n
The best assortment Of
ST Il A W II ATS
FOR Gents, Youths and Boys in the city.
DRESS BOOTS.
WALKING CANES and
SUN UMBRELLAS
PAPBR COLLARS, HALF HOSE, &c. &c
B. ". BURR,
$50 Seventh street,
my f-1 under Dofsey's Hotel.
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SThirty three Missouri newspapers sus.
tain President johnson
~The Easton (Md.) Star says the farmers
OF that county, in consequence of the RAINY
weather in April, are much behind in corn
planting.
supporting the policy of the President
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ANOTHER CASE OF CHoLRRA IN NEW York
Inc Health Ohcers received tidngs of another
case OF cholera in the city yesterday afternoon.
As the physicians Of the board had predicted
the disease was found in one of the tenement
dwellings Of the Sixth Ward-a building which
sneiters hundred families. DP Harris ac-
companIed the inspectors and examined the
patient and evidence in the case and found IL
TO te marked case of cholera. Ats O'CLOCK
last evening the woman was in the last stage
recovery.-N. !. Times, 3D.
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Rf GhEkN 4 WILLIAMS, Anctisneers.
eTkxkI WEsT. BETWEEN RHODE ISLAND
IN SSHHnMrA4nn33P STREET EokrH, AT PUB
On FRIDAY. the 18th instant, ct 6 o'clock D. m,
We shall sell in front Of the premises Lot No s. in
Oochren subdtyisio Of square No bsf having -
FEET front BY 100 feet deep, 20 q ten foot Alley
Terms cash. Us down when sid All con-
purchaser. -
nyId GREEN a wILLIANa- Arct.
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$40 AND saa FOR
COAT, VEST AND PANTS,
COLOR WARRANTED BEST auALiTY.
$40 AND S22.
GEO. O. HENNING,
ms 4-2t- cor 7th streat and M Az.
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.SD(0lD EDITION.
O'CLOCK p. N.
4 O'CLOCK p. N.
0OvERNmENH SECURlTl4a.
WAsK1HaFoH. May Z, 1895.
Jay Oeoke %. furnish tAs following quo.
stsous Of (2ovsrunsus securfttsa. ~
FEW YoRK YTRsr DoARD

Coupons, lOsS; Five Twrnties, 1884. Ioa
Five Twenties. 1884, lOi 4. Five Twennes,
1856, lol =; Ten Forties. 70; Seven TAirtass,
lOi =; Certificates 100; Gold. fx:x.
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SUSPENSION OF rHI MHRCHANTs, MA
TIOHAL BAAK.

Considerable excitement exists here to-day
in consequence OF the suspension of the Mer.
ehants' National Bank, corner OF 7th and ID
streets; J. V N. Huyek president and @. A.
Sherman cashier. A large crowd has been
collected all the morning Al the bank, the doors
of which are open, but no business is. being
transacted. An attempt is being made to ar.
range fsr the purchase of the bank BY respon.
sible parties, in which case the business will
60 on; and should this attempt fall through.
the bank will settle with its depositors and 60
into lilo uidation.
It's In the bank amount to $4,000 covered to
the extent OF 100000 by the deposits req uired
of Government depositaries. The amount OF
private deposits has not yet been fully ascer-
tanned, but is not believed to be large.
In our second edition we shall give full
particulars
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INTERNAL REvENUE.-The receipts from
this source to-day were 81 ,3a5SI29i
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HELPING THE FrNANcEs-Thereport az Ser
geant TAFT Of the fifth precinct police during
the past two days shows that the police are
doing considerable m collecting fines the re-
port of yesterday morning showing that fines
amounting TO si3i were imposed and this
morning SlS2
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LEFT HAND DECENTRALIZATION General
o. y. Howard and other distinguished persons
will be present at the exhibition Of left hand
penmanship Of one armed soldiers at Seston
Hall this evening
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GRAND LARCENY. Last evening. officer
Barker arrested George II. douglas, colored,
on the charge of the larceny Of a coat and some
jewelry from the office Of Mr.. l. Van Riswick
and Justice Handy committed him TO jail for
court.
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THE DISTRICT IN CONGRESS-.
Mr.. Riddle introduced in the Senate to day
4 bill authorizing the increase Of the number
of notaries public in the District to fifty.
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THE NORTH ANERIoAs LLOYD.
New line Of firstelass ds-vheel Hf13&
new YORK AND BREMEs VIA oowEs,
With comfortable accommodations for passspssrs
Ies!s s@ YORK en TU Hs Snitsc States Mail
BALTIC, 5000 tens, 800 horse power,
wksrES iSi st SiRas1Sis ss tons; April
sSFis tons. Zoo Sor.. pow 10th Nay
Ghoysf; CG1nandsr sist May
Ar experienced surgeon on board. ,'-,'' ~" 'u''
;:: s: S sSi::::: s''a: s'
Il c.SP ss 81 u ssqs
$3.50 i:tSrn ticisis /. Cos: IT, Si g. :ss tssss'
'.',sn' ''1 JOIN eSisaiss 3. '} HRIyHss 4 90,
309 Psnna. ave., or 81 Louisiana ave,
subscription to tn. .t assn y f I'll! Com O.
s = x. ;s:' JOIN Z. iI va. I.
HYGIENI0 VIM.
The s.to.ishins success attending this invaiuasis
sred tie public iss . Ssst sse %
nssi,ss n!ipe hs.lthiai ton. 70 the dsiiiis.ssd
and shsttsred systsm; 1t stands unrfyallsd ~ .
FaisiSxt RkSsr&AIIoA,.
'G DIEz s;SSgssSs sSss!SSssbbsss,on.
:ss K the ~ 81.
ssoua Of Sised
IL, for to prepare against IN enemy 10 . sure way
ducs only diso%a.r.. o HTGinSfG MO VINE rssS
most dsiicieu: and esectiVe Tonic in the country
VINE ns.ss IRON e
approved by physicians there. and also by the
SCHOOL or MEDICINE OF PARIS,
where no qusck CONGO ctions such as q n this ooun-
try can pass 1t i r ;Saf E la.f II Imported
1:i 'is hss 4ss:S and q
Weakness The ladies have here long felt want
sHs is <: ss: sas
and TONIC in the country. Sold By oil respects-
Lambert 4 KAMPING.
1n'0r!sF; ana .ae s s0 srd psSs,i.sSSY
LOB sALE-A s.e ROSEWOOD PIANO, ssl.
sss ;.:, t ~ Il Sc
$I3 I0s BOYS BROWN SUIT,
SACK COAT VEST AND PANTS.
GEO. O. HENNING,
my SIT Corner It'll Ut. and Maryland ave.
BOTTLED ALE
put mp expressly for family use, at
ALE AND PORTER DEPOT.
80 Louisiana avenue,
my SN- between 9Th and 10th streets.
DR;J; D. GARLANB. tlate Assistant Surgeon
- R.i, ~; Ar"H,, AonerSry Graduate of-
sTkGiSAI AID Hi {! AM sisf S sGn;
All kinds Of Denfal work made and 70 esired Has
been fhiry.fre yeas in the practice. Best a.
references can be given. Charges moderate.
ny Sim = -
PERsoHsssIE Want OF CARRIAGES, such
sssk.wss ss,ouc.,. S%
LIGHT BusIEEss WAGoHs, -
cali = We are detsrninsd to sell 1t coat % e ~
th sIRS 5sSaxs1 "a ffxrG kEe for ..l.
wALrss AT, ssssGnKse.
pys,.. bssw... 9Th and isss ' :ssss;.
- MRS. STERN M.
- STILL MANUFACTURES THE Best III
HOoP sKIRfS. 5s
1t Ne. SIS north tn strsst, bstwssa d. an1 =.
RBAL FRIHCH ooBs1fS 81.
ct Mrs. Stems. No. sl2 asrth IN strsst. BET.
sr..vu.-. Dad = e,.rs
RiRnOna. 80 ft'F SO 80 y
IBoHnnf sILksssA 1se l.r-.sa
In great variety. q No SIS north III street, o..
tweea al y.
sUND0WNs, Or SBA-sIDB3
ss 10. SIS north III strsss
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NAW Kark Ma1Lefx

NEW YORK, May 4.-Cotton firm. Flour
advanced lOaI5 cents. Wheat advanced lag
cents. Germ dull Beef steady Pork and
Lard firm. Whisky firm.
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PARDoNKD-The President yesterday exar-
cised the pardoning power in behalf Of the fol-
lowlng-named persons, sufficient evidence
having been submitted TO convince him thai
they were proper objects OF executive clemen-
cy:-Frances A. johnson, colored girl 10 years
Of age, who was convicted in the II. =. Crimi-
nal Court for the District Of Columbia on the
charge Of poisoning; James p. Buck, convicted
In the District OF Columbia for larceny, aud
sentenced TO one years imprisonment; Ma
tIlda Mumfcrd, onvicted of larceny in the
District OF Columbia, and sentenced TO one
wears imprisonment.
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Baltimore Markets.

Daisi"orc iuafketss
BALTIMORE, May 4.-Fleur quiet; stock light
Southern Wheat firm: receipts small. Corn
scarce and frmer; white, IS cents; yellow, 81
cents. Oats firm at 56a57 cents. Provisions
steady. Western lard, 20x cents. Coffee dull
and heavy. Sugar steady; refining grades IOa
10h cents. WHISKY, 81. 25 YaS2.26.
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LOST AND FOUND.

OoA 0ANO EOoNOs
Oer-Yesterdsy, Thursday, q BREASTPIN,
IL set with hair and lett; initials sW s. ~ on
the back, and probably date 1879. The nd II will
6e paid reward Of five dollars delivering II at
NO. T. 50 street. my 4.st'
g n kEwARD-COW lost or stolen; color deer
Seion one !: sSGg <
fayette street, Georgetown, d. C. Last seen ia
1rohsra on her premises on Saturday evening last,
April y. my ST.
STRAYED Oh STOLEN-On the evening OF the
- Sd OF April one light brindle horned cow,
Iitn white belly end Of her tail white one ear
will be paid II returned to GEORGE MILLER,
new Jersey avenue, between and X SITS. It,
co REWARD-Lost, on Taesday evening,
VIZ April 34th, Q black enamel OPERA GLASS,
In morocco Case. Name Of owner engraved on
Of the owner and above reward will be given TO
tne Under on returning it to No. II, LIST street,
Georeetown. my 3Ar
TAKEN UP ESTRAY-On the 29th Of ApriI.
Il 1855, enc red and white COW, which the owner
10 requested to come forth and prove property
pay charges and take her e EEy.s o,ur,,
my 2st. l., between I'D and asd sts.
EsTRAY-Came to the premises Of A. g. Osborn,
- on the morning S0th April last, one white spot
ted horned COW, with . bell on, giving milk;
bIaGk Feet and nose. The owner Of the above de-
scrIbed COW 10 requested to come forward, prove
wood, b U. my 81
q < REWARD-Strsyed or stolen, last Saturday
@c night. 18th instant, two rIGS one black
SOW pigs, with white spots; and the other q male
pig, white, with some black spets on the hind
quarters, one ear black, and part of the tail eut
to VIM HILL, corner of d and I'd streets, Island.
my Est.
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Death Of q War Correspondent.
PHILADELPHIA, May 4.-George C.. Bowers,
jr., well-known and highly esteemed war
correspondent attached to several Journals in
this city and Washington during the rebellion,
died this morning of heart disease
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Ok: David Oaaden, vice Rosin.o..

brook; David Ouaden. vice Resinsoa, dis
missed rH. I ...
Jeese ID. Mann was re-sppotuied addi,,os m
pairolman for the blocks bounded by I'm. an
and ID streets and Pennsylvania avenue, ana
John IL Sco6eld for toe block re oouuoed No
eth and 9TH and X and N streets NORTH
The charges preferred by the Superialendent
against detectives James A Nc Dewitt ana ID
K;P Bigey, were dismissed by the Boars
These charges were made a. the rogue %
these omcers, that the hoard might fully In
Nesugate the matter, reports having got iAis
circulation thai they gave certain informatios
10 party charged with crime. II was clear
" established 20 the satisfaction OF the Board
tnat information aid not leak out through either
OF mem and the charges were promptly dis
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r ApIIs, ATTENTION.

r ADIHs, ATTENTION .--
Csii q YATES 3 sILBYy, No. sa3, P.,n..
aveuoo spd snsmins their stock Of nice DRieS
6o0D6, DoMBe1ICs. Co.; CALIoORo iSX
CeotD- - 49,. 80 ll .. 0y4-ee
Din APPLIsI PHI APPLBS PINE
M tss al. WhitnseS osislr.isd fSiis1: Siis
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