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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-08-16
EoR GALVESTON AND IND1AAoEA,
STEAMBOATS,.
MOBILE.
FOR MOBILE AND WATERING PLACES.
DAILY PACKETS
Touching at Bay St. Louis Pass Christian Mississippi CT

DAILY PACKETS.
Touching Bay st. Louis Pass Christian and Missspp City
MORGAN LINE U. s MAIL STEAMERS.
Leaves THURSDAY, August I6 arrival the I2M
Pontchartrain Railroad tram.
EOR TOUCHING AT BAY ST LOUIS
Il Pass Christian and Mississippi City-The new iron aide
wheel and low pressure steamer
Louise,
JAS. HOPKINS, Commander
viii leave as above, carrying the U. S Mails.
Freight taken greatly reduced prices and Bills Of Lang
signed the Agents office.
Freights for Mobile received until lN9 NJ; after which
time il will 20 per following day.
Freight Watering Places received daily until u train
N Both going and returning Daily Trips WIN be made
above une prevented by low water and bad weather
1. c. HARRIS,
Corner Camp and Common streets.
Leaves on THURSDAY, August l6, at 4 P N, from
head Of New Balm.
EOR MOBILE, SELMA, MONTGOMERY, We
umpka, and all intermediate landings Alabama River
The fine a No. steamer
Blue Wing No. g,
ISAIAH LITTLE, Master; SAM. MILLIKEN, Clerk,
Will giving through bills Of lading for all
points the Alabama river with privilege Of reshpPng
For freight or passage apply board,
GEO. d, HITE, Agent O. Grayer street.
P. S-The steamer Blue Wing No. connects regularly
Mobile with the light draft packet Mist for Alabama
river
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gEW YORK MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANYrS STAR
LINE OF STEAMSHIPS.
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Forming Regular Semi Weekly Line of Fine Ocean Steam
ships.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-05-25
FROM WASHINGTON.
PROCEEDINGS M CONGRESS- ON THE

PROCEEDINGS IN CONGRESS ON THE 2lsT.
In the Senate, Mr.. Wilson, from the Military
Committee reported the bill to create the grade
OF General In the army. MIR. Williams offered q
resolution directing the Judiciary Committee to
inquire into and report upon the expedienoy Of
providing for uniform and effeotual mode Of cleo
ton OF United states Senators by the Legislatures
adopred. At the request Of MIR. Fessenden, the
consideration Of the Reconstruction resolutions
was postponed until Wednesday. Mr.. Hendricks
asked that the Colorado Bill and the Presidents
veto be taken up The Senate decided to make
them the special order for Tuesday next. The
Fertilization Appropriation Bill was taken up and
passed. The bill incorporating the Academy OF
Music In Washington was passed.
In the House, hr. Lawrence, OF Ohio introduc-
ed bills to protect the right Of action Of loyal cit-
Aens, to defno and punish crimes, and to amend
United States. Mr.. Davis offered resolution,
which was adopted, directing the Committee on
Banking and Currency to inquire into the ex-
pediency Of excepting the currency of State bonds,
outstanding the 1st Of July, from the tax Of 10
per cent, now provided by law, until the 1st day
OF July, 1857, to some day previous thereto. The
resolution offered by Mr.. MoClurg, in February,
proposing to levy contributions on the seeding
States, to defray the expenses incurred in pro-
tectlng loyal citizens and maintaining the au-
thority OF the Government in those States, was
taken up and passed. The House also agreed to
the resolutions offered by MIR. Henderson, sus-
United States upon sufficient number Of leading
rebels In each or the States lately in insurrection
to vindicate tho majesty Of the law, to sustain the
confidence OF the loyal people, and to warn the re-
fractory for all time to come. The Tax Bill was
then taken up.
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May 16

OHIEF QUARTERMASTER's OFFICE.
DEPARTMESr OF soCTHr ARoLIHA I
CHARLRsTos,J Mayl 1865
TWO HUNDRED AND FIFTY DOLLARS WILL BE
PAID BY he undersignedto any pernon who will de-.
liver to him the OFFICIAL RECORDS OF INTER
MRNTs OF THE UNIoNe RIsoNERs AT FLORENCE.
3. O. W. THOMAS,
May Brev. Ldeut..Col and Ohisf c. M.
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DRS. RAOUL & LYMAN

ANNOUNCE TO THEIR FRIENDS AND THE PUB.
LIo that they hAvo establahed themselves IN APOTHR
oAaIEs and DRUaaIsTs % tho NoRTHwRsT COR
NER OF KING AND MARKET sTREETs. Their stock
has bean carefully selected BY ono Of tho rm In per
son. and obtained chiefly from sCHIERFLEN BROS.
and DR.. Z. B. sQUIBB. Manufacturer Of speoaitien.
Thsy Offer oboIoo variety Of PRsFUAERY. FANoy
Aa11oLEs, ana EnaN0H PRopRrRrAaY RElEDns.
Special attention win bo paid TO tho PUTTING UP
or. PRESCRIPTIONS; eefaasnt p,erku having boon
secured and ono Of tho s1a win always bo In attend
snea. pzs. aAouL q LYsAH win a,sa ssssna - Their
pzeesunIonal dutissfrem this gsore. a May 4
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San FRANCISCO, May 19.-The bark Yokohama.
Capt. Comperius, from Batavia, has arrived
bringing 749,5O0 pounds OF sugar and 2446 bags OF
coffee.
Stephen Maxwell, second mato of tho whale
ship Joseph Maxwell, of New Bedford, was drown
ed at sea April 10.
ssss Tss ss aGan 1 SsP % has
Of which $949, ,906 III for Now York.
The dry goods market is unsettled. Wheat
dropping. Provisions with the exception of bacon,
ward.
SAN FRANCISCO, May 2o.-Dates from Australia
to March 8. say that the wool market is depressed
The chip sultana has arrived at Hervey's Bay
with 588 British Government emigrants. During
the voyage ~ deaths occurred, and most Of the
Five thousand bushels Of wheat were sold at
Melbourne for eight shillings per GENITAL.
An extensive gold field had been discovered fifty
miles west Of Cleveland Bay, Queensland.
Lnto Markets.
CNonnAT1, May 2l.-Flour nominal. Wheat 60 higher.
Wh!skey unchanged: Mess pork dull at $50 so. Lard
CHICAGO. May 2-Flour active; sales at ss rs to $40
for good to choice spring extras Wheat active at
Osns q ss .S s1s' er sg opening
2 according to location Corn active and ssvanced to
n advance S of to .? siss or
80 to SAKE Highwipes hrm sses at 50 "a. Provisions
100 to Buffalo Reoeps~ssoo o5lu -four, 600 bushels
Sa'6ols on oorD Sushes % oats ,1s sh
bushels corn. 81 oOO bushels oats.
81. LOUIE Nay 21.-ootton Arm; sales at $40. Flour
Rs 8
sl1 CO. Wheat unsettled and lower; sales at 81 4s@
for sUs sE Fs s ;1a paa. Gs
for choice Corn declining; sales at Oats heavy
%Ssfssy s ss' % s
PHnM MELpH1A. May 2l:-Petroeum unchanged. Flour
a ss 81 o sads0y &c. o!n sS
bushels yellow at slo and 900 bushes white s2c
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WARRINGTON, May A-ln default Of action by
Congress, providing for the prompt redemption Of
the currency by the National Banks, the Score
tary OF the Treasury contemplates establishing at
the Treasury Department q system Of sorting and
forwarding to Banks for redemption their National
Bank issues.
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CHIE QUARTERhASTER's OFFICE, J
DEPARTMENT. OF BoUTH CAROLINA,

CHIE QUARTERhAsTER's OFFIOE,)
DEPARTMENT OF BoUTH CAROLINA, !
CHABLHsToH, 8. O., Any "A, 1885,
0RALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED AT
y this oface until IL O'Clock u. the Iss day Of
Juno neIt at which time they viii bo opened for trano-
porting within tho oisy limits all the stores which
the Quhrtermhster's Department. may be required to
furnish transportation. Tho contract to remain foroe
fof three montha.
Bidders will state the proe per load for which they
will furnish transportation The average daily number
Of loads hauled In tho last hres Hee has boon two
hundred and Afty. = u,
Bids doomed unreasonable will be rejected
Proposals. must bo addressed to the and
endorsed 'PropoBa!s for furniHhing Transportation"
# O. W. THOMAS,
Brevet Lieut. Col. and Chief Quartermsster.
may ~ '.''. i..'
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oHIRF oUARTERMAsTER's oFBIo:

."t'. CHIRF QUARTRRMAsTER's OFFICE,
DEPAarMYsr SOUTH CARoLrNA,
Charleston 9. O., May Is, 1858,
SEALED PROPOBALa WILL BE RECEIVED AT THIS
Office until II O'Clock. NJ, on Tuesday te 9th day
OF June, 1865, et which time they viii be opened Tor
furnishing the Quarter eaess Department IN thin tJity
with OAK AN PINE WOOD. until January Ist 1867
Deliveries to be made cu South Commercial Wharf, q
by the Depot Qusrtermaoter.
Tho quantity tquired monthly will probably be abou
Cords Of Pine
Bidders win state the price per cord of the kind
Wood that they propose to furnish.
Two good sureties In the sum Of Ono Thousand Do
iafs each TO be named in tho bid. will be required for
the faithful performance Of the contract.
Bidn deemed unreasonable will be rejected.
Proposals muht be addressed TO the dersgnod and
marked, "Proposals for Furnishing Wood"
--1- q. W. THOMAS
Brsvet Lisnt. Col. and Ohief QuartermAster.
.s Nay 1e .0EIF I'll. 10
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BEAurrEs OF MEXICAN LIFE.-The dlsorganized
social condition In the neighborhood Of the Rio
Grando is well illustrated BY the following oon-
versation in a coffee house, at Brownsville, the
=, A gay looking Mexican pleasantly addresses
Frenohman, who understood the language, say
we've met somewhere" 81 can't ever remember
having met you anywhere" replied the other.
had met you; but now are your right sure that
you never met me anywhere3" The frenohman,
tain tain rpever net you before in my liIo" "wel,
beg your pardon. win you take drink with me-
my ffiendp" The Frenshman accepted, and they
drank and separated. The cream Of this inter-
view consisted in the faot that the two had met
and that the Frenohman knew the Mexican the
moment he saw him. The Mexican was one OF 0
gang Of robbers who recently pillaged tho steamer
Montezuma. The Frenchmsn wac on board at
tho time, and 1t was this very robberY who had
stripped him Of his watch end bnots and, nlothes,
even to his Last Ghirt. The Frenohmnn declined
Escogni2ing him or having him erteatcd, bensuee
aS Sa ss 4, hS felt ssn opSssa and
soOiesy, isl is9Y Ss1Si e 'ne gang '"es' STATE OF
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LATE NEWS.

Hero Flooilg oua OrevnsSop..Arrlvol OF Gov.
NEW OR1EANe,. Msy a1.aAn the Red River
s2nntry 10 flooded; also, Jefferson County, Texas.
SVfSyaasea have oaoRrred on theLA Rourehe, d :.
g TAomas a, fAdssns, Chief OF Police, Wea sris.
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LIED, at orangeburg O. H., May 49, JAMEs M
sTooKER' OF this city. eyed Sc years aud months ~
sS-Tho Relatives, Friends, md Acqunint-
snces OF the family invited to attend hs Funera,
from the Depot or the South Carolina Railroad nj Five
O'clock This afternoon Mavos
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I MRS. Dnvis in waahinRt ton.
The National Banks

WASHINGTON, May M.-Mrs JEFFERSON DAVIS L
in this city, and is guest at the Ebbitt House.
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=. a, child died, poisoned, .. feW days jHince, In
Paris, by the application OF tobacco Juice, mixed
With lard, to It's head. II ehotld hover Be for
fottea that the essential principle Of tobacco ia
nicotine, one Of ths naest deadly poisons known.
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pended for fifteen days for refusing to arrest
peaceablo citizens carrying arms during the dis
organization Of the Police.
Gov. sharkey, Of Mississippi, has arrived here
direct from Washington, and expresses his conf
dence in the President.
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BY the steamship Cuba, from Liverpool 18th,
we have important news,Athe general points by
which, have been given in our telegrams. The
following, however, gives tho particulars in refer
once to tho financial panic:
GREAT RRJTAJN
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aS THE LADIES OF TRINITY METHODIST
EPISCOPAL CHURCH intend holding FAIR, In aidof
its funds,at Hibernian Hall on WEDNESDAY EVENING,
May az The GLOWING gentlemen. members of he
congregation. arc requested to act as oommitteed
Arrangements:
GEORGE W. WILLIAMS, IWM. WALTON SMITH.
LEONARD OHAPIN, lF. q. DKFONTAINE
VII EY T. BURGE, IM W GROSS
L GAMBREL. DR. T. g HRMMINGyAY
w. ]. MtDD DLETON, 8. W. WARREN,
r. u. BUTLER, VIM M IA Ar
W. 81. SMITH, iCapt r. J. LOCKWOOD
II. o. STOLts L. T. POTTER,
EDWIN PLATT wv B. mOORR
JAS. COPRS la. CHAMBERiAIN
O. A GRARSRR, ). 8. MARTIN,
g. A. NELSON, W. r. MORRIS
DIR. n BAER, VIM. W. PRMBERTON
DIR. ]. r. MOOD, fLAWRENOE STEIN,
z. COMSTOUK BETS, G.. HENRY WHhELER
W. II. JEFFHRS kw MASTRRMAN
J. 8. HYER.
May l6
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CAUTION.

THE GOVERNMENT rNDonsEstEryr
In order to guard against dangerous impostions tha
public are requested to take especial note of the baau
ful engraved proprietary stamp through which the
ernment OF the United States officially authenticata
every bottle of HosTKTTERs BITTRRs This shield
thrown by the the propretors and tho
pubic for their ont protection placed conspicuoualy
ecrosa the CORK and over the neck each bottle and
can not fail to strike the eye of the nost casual observer
Nothing that purports.o be Hostetters Bters can b
genuine unless the stamp 8 there
10 also proper to state that the Bitars are sold az
cuHvely In glRss and under any circum Gtancex
py the gallon or the barrel Imposters and imtatorf
abroad and the only safeguard the public has against
them 10 to sec that the Bers they buy bear the earay
ca moel and note OF hessrs. Hosetter Smith, and tho
stamp above mentioned. Nav al
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Captures by Confederate Prtvateers.
WASHINGTON, May 2A-From a report prepared
by the Chamber Of Commerce, it appears that the
total Of vessels captured by Confederate priva-
teers WAS 2sS-their tonnage being 1872, ,S07. The
estimated value OF the vessels and cargoes was
$25,546,OO0. Some Of these were bonded and re-.
leased, leaving s2Oosa 600 as the vaue Of proper
ty actually destroyed.
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Fenianism and mr. stephens.

Editor Daily NeDs
SrR-Your short editorial in this mornings issue
OF your journal on MIR. STEPHENS cannot fail, and
am sure will not, to increase the popularity of
your journal not only am mongst Irishmen, but also
among all honorable and impartial men. It is in
striking contrast with the writings and sayings of
those miserable oroakers and bigots who utter the
bitterest denunciations against Fenians, because
they do not adopt their plan of action. Forsooth,
they would want to make one believe they we,r
infaliible, though they have repeatedly proved
themselves as liable to err as other mortals.
take this opportunity Of making it known to
the numerous readers Of your journal, who sym
pathize with suffering Ireland, that the Charles
ton Fenians are not at all despondent. We have
ample proof that the Irish people were never
more disafected towards the government than at
present; the more severe the repressive measures
the more this feeling is intensifed. ConBols down
to IS; think Of that. NAPoLEoN says he despisee
the treaty Of 1885, Great commercial failures.
England must take part likely In the pending
continental war, or lose her prestige. The gym.
psthy OF ell friends OF Ireland the world over for
Irishmen in their struggle. Though divided un.
fortunately in this country, should not be dis.
couraged, for we know both parties mean fight,
though they cannot agree as to the time and place
to strike the blow; but as as active measures
on either side Of the Atlantic is commenced, we
need anticipate no great difficulty, for though a
few may and will falter. the hearts Of the mighty
macs are in the right place, and they will not be
to nser II she viii Or @ you
Charleston, May A. = : ' .-N'''''-''. N1N'-''
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MARRIED.,

On tuesday evening. May 22d, 1885, at Citadel squar
!pap1ss PaRIst Church by Rev. L. CUrHDERT, JOHN ii
~ omMSENp, OF Johns Island to SAULLIE O., daugh
Ter OF i. L. BIssELL, sr., of this city
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1bFOR ALDERMAN, WARD NO. 1-PLEAsE
announce Dr.. W. T. wRAeG az candidate for Alder.
man in Ward No. 1. In place of J. R. MACBETH, re
ngneo Msy 23
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VICTORIA HOTEL.
F. oPDEBEECK, Proprietor.

TyHB HoTRL rs NOW OPENED ON THBEURopEAIa
.bN. L. rLAN. Il has bsen reraodellod and refarniahe1
snfougbout The travelling public tranaept vsitors o
ethere win nnd In It al de fuIuries OF FlRBTOL1S3
thSrAhhIsHhEHT, t combined with tho comforts, o9
The location 10 otho most hry and pleasant fc
susmes asmes billiard Balloon for tno lovers Of thin
assisefal exeseise is et.ohed No pains or erpeaso
e2ased e e Givo entire satiafaetion. y.
2 n.1eey lta.nr II dl.. b. ~. ~. y, OPOHBAE0k.
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Trial OF JeH. Davis.

WASHINGTON May A.-The New York Times
says the trial Of JEFFERSON DAVIS will commence
in Richmond, Va, in two (2) weeks. He has as
counsel CHAs. O'CoNoR JAMES T. BRADY, GEORGE
sHEANY, VIM. B. READ, of Philadelphis, BROWN, Of
BALTIMORE, PuaH, Of Ohio.
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aS EsSRs. PLEASE AN
NoUNoE J. DRAYToN FORD. Esq, as candidate for
Alderman Of Ward No. 4, Woe A. CAMERON, Eea re-
signed, and oblige MANY O1T1zENs
Nav
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aSMEsSRs. EDITORs-PLEAsE ANNOUNCE
BENZ g. HBRIoT, Esq. as Candidate for Alderman
OF Ward No. L. to a tho vacancy caused by the resiR
nation Of A. CAhmRoN, Esq. MANY FRIENDS.
May ~
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o. CoNsIGNEEs PER MERCHANTS LINE
schooner wENONAH are notified that she will COM
menco dischArsing cargo This Day. at Browns South
Wharf, All goods not called for ut sunset will be stored
at owners riak and expense.
Mey26 STREET BRorHRRs r. IN
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Senator Wright mot Dead.
WASHINGTON, May H.-The death of Senator
WRIGHT, of New Iersoy, is oontradicted.
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OBITUARY.

DiED; IN Spartanburg, 8. O., on the Ilth of Nav
1856: GEORGE H. MOORE, Clerk in the Ouarter
~ nppep brother OF the late Captain john
ID. mooRE, A. O. M, U. 8. A., both Of st. Louis Mo :
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BY TELEGRAPH,
Attempt to Destroy the statement of Gems.
Stecdmnn and Fullerton.

WASHINGTON, May A.-It is stated that dele
cation has arrived here from Newbern, N. O., on q
mission to break the effort Of exposure made by
Generals FULLERTON and SrEEDMAN as to tho man.
agement Of the Freedmens Bureau affairs In thu
State. Affidavits rejecting upon the private con-
duct OF one of the Presidents Commission, while
at Newbern, have already been forwarded, and it's
publication snxiously looked for. 1t is believed no
stone will be left unturned to crush the men who
have been instrumental in exposing the nefsrious'
transactions of the Freedmen's Bureau agents.
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ConRressional News.

WASHINGTON, May 24-'rhe Constitutional
Amendment in the Senate, and the Freedmen's
Bureau Bill in the House, was the business under
consideration to-day. Tho speeches, and business
otherwise, were unimportant
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a@FoR ALDERMAN, WARD NO. 4.-PLEAsE
announce JOHN I. o'NEIL as q candidate for Alder
man for Ward No. 4. In place of A. CAMERON resigned
MAY 29
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PROPERTY CAPTURED DURING THE WAR.
From the New York Times Warrington correspondence
dated 2fsf1 i.1.'

PROPERTY CAPTURED DURING THE WAR.
tfT0n tho Ne" York Tsmss Ws:sn0'0" correspondence
By the acts Of July and August, 1851, all prop
erty OF the citizens Of insurreotionary States,
found therein, and all vessels belonging to insur-
gents, were required, when captured, to be for
Treasury, for Che use Of the United States The
proceeds Of large captures Of such property,
amounting an 70 several millions of dollars, are
are accordingly taking measures. through the TIE
demned and adjudged to their own use and that
pending before the Superior COURT, whether
e: nsa States hGa!a ss fH5 sSe
House Of Representatives not long ago direct.
ed the Secretary OF the Treasury to withhold a
distribution Of proceeds until the judicial question
such means, ss In his Judgment might seem pro.
per, to have the claims Of the United States, in
s1oh oAsss fay heard Tho Secretary
tie Treasury Department that the receipts Of any ny
suoh property as described in the House resolution
have been claimed by officers Of the army, nor
been claimed by ofioers Of the navy. Six hundred
amounting to nearly gas ooo which amount,
sion $40 Fund, has been paid as follows: Amount paid
ohSers OF the navy, ,702, 900; and TO ensted men
%he enf es u rs SOo or total OF
satisfactory means OF determining what
proportion Of these amounts consists Of the
proceeds OF property oomprehended In; the
scope scope OF the acts Of July and August, 1861, mas
mncn as that fsot is not distinctly shown by the
oertihcates OF distribution, and can be ASCERTAIN
ed only BY examination Of the records Of the sew
ERA era, $ cases on the es Of the respective courts
aae t9% OF June. 1874 expressly provides that the
States or to vessels Of the navy, shall be ordered
By the court to be paid into the Treasury, to be
distributed according to the decree of the Court
which the Secretary says In this respect seems 10
leave no discretion to the Department.. It farthes
appears that thirty-two cases remain pending n
the United States Supreme Court and two hnn.
dred and sixty. cases in; the Circuit or Dia
triot Courts-in all three hundred oases~aIl n
them nominslIy cases Of prize Of war, but mora
j or less Of which may be c1ses OF revenue forseit
ure, under the acts Of July and August. tTbs
amount In liquidation is equal to s9, 800 O00 The
Secretary han taken ateps TO investigate the CHAR
aoter Of all these okaes. -
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a1 NOTICE TO CONSIGNEES-CON NJ
s1ah EEs Fer schooner ga. q. BENTLEY" from Balu.
more are notified that tho Schooner is Thi, Day dis
charging ut North Atlantic Wharf All Goods remain.
ing on the Wharf at sunset will be stored at risk and
expense pen Ok OF OWNERS WILLIS d oHIsoLM.
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60 EXECUTORS NOTIOE-ALL PERSONS
having claims against tho Rstats of Mrs. REBEooA d
fiNohNEf' VIII Pre5eut snozu, Pror>-iS .ftaat.a
those indebted viii mako payment to ARTHUR p,
LINING, Attorney at Law, No 40 Brosd.street
g.. MAawOoD, Qualified Executor.
Aprl25 as 80-vnny & I6 ab
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New Orleans Market.

New ORLEANS. Nay 2s.-Cotton buoyant, with
sales Of $500 bales. Mddling 80 to 40 cents. Gold
-421. Sterling 55l. E5{.itG3
The English financial crisis produces much ex-
citement. Many bills are expected to be re-.
turned. ~ -" o = Hfdpa .r lax,
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ag STATE TAX OFFICE, FIRE PROOF
BUILDINa.-This Office Ill open or tho receipt
the STATE TAX. and win continue open until the 9Th
day Of June, prox.t nclustve.
FLEETWOOD LANNEAU
Meyn Tax Collector st. Philip and at. Michael.