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TIiE SANFORD BUEGLARY.-I esterday af-
teIrr1h- Superintendent Richards had before
h'u, W iiIiam EdmOnstOn. Abraham Myers,
John Dan bar, and Mary Blake. who had been
arErstcd by Detectives Kelly and Bigley-the
me- on The charge of being the parties who
robbed tue store Of Mrs. sanford. on Pa. ave,
near tn, on the nth Uit.- of mum Der OF bon
nets and ribbons. Mr.. Miller appeared for
cas- was first takes mp, and 1t WAS testified
that he had one of the bOnHets, and asked Eliza
ROUX, alias Fanny Cole, To put il away for
him. Eliza saw Mary Blake with some of the
bOnnPis the next day, and asked witness to
buy one, but she refused, suspectIng II was
stolen. Mr.. Thomas Taylor testified that he
had bought bonnet from EdmonstOn, which
he gave TO his wife. Ellen Smith testified that
previously she had seen TWO men, which she
recognized as Dunbar and MYERS Offering
bOnnets for sale. Mary Harrison, colored
testified to the same effect
The Superintendent dismissed the case of
larceny against Edmonston, but be was i'm
mediately rearrested by the Detectives, and
he'd TO bail for further hearing. TO answer the
charge of purchasing goods known 10 have
been stolen.
The case OF Mary Blake was called. when
Eliza ROux testified that Mary had shown her
one OF the bOnnets, and stated she had bought
NJ from EdmOnstOn, and she intended to sell il
10 glTl who was going away; but she after
WARDS sold II to a woman named Nelly. De-
tectiEe BiSley testified that on RECEIVING infor-
nation he procured search warrant. ard
StarchlNg the house of the accused he found a
bonnet answering the description of one OF
nose stolen. Mary gave bail for a further
John Dupbar was then called when Ellen
Smith and Mary Harrison testified to having
seen him and another party with several bon
nets on the street, and detective Bigley testified
tnat ne did not deny having had the bonnets
Inc superintendent committed him for n fur
Their hearing.
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MARRIED,

MELB0ON-DUFFY. On Sunday, March 18th,
at the residence of the Rev. Father Walter, Mr.
John A: MELD0ON, of Cincinnati, Ohio, TO
Miss NJ. A. DUFFY. of this city. No cards -
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INV PAsToR.-Rev. George F. Shrek, for
merly n local minister holding his members hin
IN hchepdree Chapel but RECENTLY IN the ac-
hVe ministry in Baltimore. will enter on ms
our next Sunday as pastor Of Wesley Chap
eli MISSION, corner OF 9th and 5 streets
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MEDICAL BOoKs-Esiu smiths yomp pen.
lVl dium, Gray b Anatomy Mooo ~ 49, 80
vols; Wood Therapeutics, two vols, wooa Ane
Bachss q. s nispensstOry; Dungiiscnf asa,es
Dictionary: lross, Surgery, two rets ~ onsont
Snycerv. WAGON :, PTactioe: Gr1mth form0tsiy !
Eliie Tor nISry; and many others Tor sale Ct ths
love- PTioe'- TRAEOK TAILOR.
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BURGLARY - Yesterday, detectives Kelly
ant Bigley arrested VIM. Dyans on the charge
OF burglary, in entering on the 18th of last
month the residence Of David Fisher and
mas Catcher, on q street. near 18th, and roo
ping y OF 500 worth Of property. He is held
Tor further hearing
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AsSAULTING ONE or THE DIPLONATIy
CORPs.-On the eth instant John Hartnett a
soldier of the 5th regular cavalry, went to the
residence of j Hume Burnley, first secretary
OF the British Legation, on II street, in the
FIRST Ward, and demanded admission, which
was refused: and he knocked down the ser
want, who was somewhat injured. Hartnett
was arrested by officer Campbell, of the Sec
ond Ward, but the party assaulted not appear
ing he was dismissed by Justice Morsell with
nne OF three dollars for disorderly conduct.
Mr. Burnley was IN New York at the time
His wife, however, witnessed the affair, and il
was made known TO the state Department
Superintendent Richards was requested TO
examine the case. Oficer Campbell, acting
under the Superntendent-s orders, yesterday
arrested Hartnett, and he was confined at
headq uarters for a hearing. Hartnett alleges
that he was so drunk at the time that he knows
nothing about the affair.
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AUCTION SALES,
tFOr Ot.<r AUCTION .Sai.s see fo.-a MAJ,


n o. ". BoTELEB, Auc.ionesr.
SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE At
On SATURDAY ao oSSsiSS ~,
oclT9, h, ! ball p; cell, at my Auction Rooms
Psrlor, Dlnins room ana Chamber Furn,,ur.
.Ssi1pen. s CloeksJy and Glassware, sc,
Good. 90 re sold .Tsids Of the Store mus, n. ..,,
nh is Il y. GAS Is. BorELER. Auo..
Brsssih..s1LIa. a co, AZ Ae9tIsoss.,
corner Of nth street.
the sale OF Real Es'ste and Hourehoid Furnituras
the residences Of families declining Housekeeping
fh.ndtse Of o'ery description. Horses, Carriages,
Harness. &C. dec lily
FRIDAY. MARCH I6TH,
s,,r rp III o,ciock At our sale. Rosns.
GIMP, BACK AND sibK COMES, 49,
A4ARGE IsvoIGEI 81 PLATED WARE
t,sSs. g., Gss-t S6, Liquor Stands,
Elegant Gsntel ornaments,
Gilt and China Vases.
IT. With variety Of other FeRcy Articles
The particular attention Of ladies invited to
AND Army WAGoNs' OLASokS
Ch'J CUarte,mastsr's o5Scsy Dspo,of Washinston,l
u,u, Washing on, ID. C., March rs, 1850.
w"shioe SOLD at public auction at Lincoln Depot,
Colonel ttG1 u. Tom pkin,, Q. M, on MONDAY,
mpp,i :, iiSSs at 10 O'Clock a. the following
"eh'I ,oe :, Sorernnsnt property, viz
sS 70 ~ Light Ambulsnces,
@totoO Army Wagons,
which which will be said singiy, and must be removed
within i've days from date Of sale ~
In G0VernnTnt ,up 1;ycrrn
BTeyet Major Gen. and Chief @ HShnh,
mn :" Ist Depot Of W sshington.
NlTED STATES MILITARY RAILROAD
- CWot OF 1SSiNGHf QEdrrsrB1aSfsr,
HGShinEf0n, ID. e., March H. 1856
AUCTION SALE OF U MILITARY RAIL
MA, Road Material
VIII be sold at public auction, at AIexand,;,
Va on TUESDAY, April 10. 1856
Zhrst. class Locomotive Engines, 4 feet sIs.fnch
gauge; cylinders. l5x34; weight, Is tons h0n
Passenger Cars
20 Box Freight Cars
4Plstform Cars
80 Small Truck Cars
Fl Trucks for Freight Cars
IL pairs Wheels on Axles
Steam Pumping Engines
static merry Engine
y Henderson Pumps
30 tons second hs nd Railroad Iron (goodD
large quantity OF Frogs, Nails, Switch Fix
lures, Car Couplings. Bar Iron, Springs, Nuts
IMAM IN Mauls, Axes, Picks, Stoves, Files, Sperm
20 Buildings, frsn lOxI2 to 2oOkIo feet
Lot of Oface Furniture
Contents OF Printing Office
large quantity of new Shelf Hardware
Herring Safe
Saloon Car, feet ga inch gauge, elegantly
mi he'd and furnished with black walnut, trimmed
wheels.
q Sale to commence at lOa.m.
Terms cash, in Government funds
mn 10 COLT Breyet Brig Gen A. o. VI.
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RY JAS. c. MCGUIRE & CO., AuctiOpeers

TRUSTEES SALE OF ROUSE AND LOT ON
18TH, BETWEEN AND NJ STREETS.
On THURSDAY AFTERNOON, March ed, at
AZ O'Clock, by virtue Of deed Of trust, duly re-
corded in Liber r. u. a., No. S, foios 2sS ct seq ,
shalt sell part OF Lot Ne. 81, In b. M Key ser's
subdivision of part of Square 49, fronting IS feet
inches on 10 feet alley, in the of 18th street
west, between and nj streets north, with de pth
rooms.
Terms cash.
Conveysncing at purchasers cost.
III terms OF sale are not complied with in ore
week from day Of sale the trustee reserves the
right TO resell at one weeks notice in Eyeninr
Star, At risk and cost Of defsulting purchaser.
JNO. I. @. CLARK. Trustee,
fe Alawts j. q. MCGUIRE b CO., Aucts.
EIIMMEDIATELY AFTER THE SALE or
the above property, will sell the south half of
Lot IS, in same subdivision, same square. fronting
las feet ON 18th street, between and M with a
depth of lis feet.
m I5-Isw8ds @. MCGUIRE & CO., Aucts.
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FUNERAL.-Yesterday afternoon, Mr. Thos
Holland, who died from injuries received by
evening, was buried from his late residence,
street south, between 9th and 10th streets east
he burial services were conducted by Rev
Ito. ': Leecb, OF the East Washington Meth
odist Church, and the ceremonies OF the Bro
therhOod OF the Union We're conducted by Past
NashIn gtOn Richard Emmons. Washington
Circle, with Healds Brass Band. was out in
full, and quite a number of officers and en-
ployees OF the yard also attended
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NEW BUILDING AssOCIATIoS-Ata meeLin o
held IN the First Ward last night, TO Organize a
new Building Association, 500 shares of stock
were subscribed for, and the folio wing officers
elected IN. Callan, ST., president; y. T. Doug
lass, vice president; j. IL. Turton, treas rer; G.
p kidwell, secretary; and Geo. X. Hall, G. b
Baker, G.. A. Lane, CT. W. Emerson, n. CAL
Ian, j., ;. +. Drury. jr., ID. Serrin, Il. Good
chile and ID. Hauptman, directors.
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SPECIAL POLICEMEN FOR THE CoUNTY.-At
special meeting yesterday OF the Board of
Metropolitan Police Commissioners, the fol
lowing gentlemen were appointed as special
police for that portion of the county lying be-
tween the Sixth Ward and Bladensburg-
Messrs. r It. Shillinglaw, w. J. Hickey, j. ]
fenwick, +. p. Hickey, II c. McCeney, r. P
hcCeney, X. II. Burr, A. ID. V. Burr, n. b.
Brooks, T. Brooks, J. II. Brooks, W. Arnold,
y h Fenwick, J. +. Hickey and J. A. Johns.
THESE appointments, which include many
prominent citizens and property owners, have
been made for the purpose of apprehending
and bringing 10 trial the numerous horse
thieves and robbers who have for a long time
past been lnfesung the county, and committing
all manner Of depTedatiOns
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SCAN MAG.-lJ is stated that several weeks
since Northern lady, whose husband has
filled q prominent position in one Of the De-
partments.received letter written by her hus-
band, and probably by mistake sent TO her ad :
dress, which aroused her suspicious, and she
Immediately started TO this city when with
but little trouble, she aseertained that her hns-
bsnd had been living with one OF the female
clerks Of the same Department. The wife pre-
TERED charges against the guilty parties, and il
"a said that both Of them have resigned their
positions.
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poWNMAN. s GREEN ,Real E.t.te BrOkers.

X. #. PAGE. AuCtioneer.
On FRIDAY. the 18th Of March, At D m, we
will sell IN front Of the premises that ysluab i'm
proved real estate at the of l9Sh and q SITS
at present cupied by the Provost Marshal Cen
eral at a rent of 5 500 per annum.
Terms: $1,000 cash; S3.00i six months, and the
balance In tive equal annual instalments interest
payable semi annually.
500 down at fall of hammer.
Expense Of convey ance aud stamps at cost az pur-
chaser. BOWMAN GREEN,
NH SIT Real Estate RrOkArs
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by Crown, WALKER a CO., AuctiOneers.
VALUABLE PROPERTY AT AUCTION AND
RARE CHANCE FOR INVESTMENT, As
THE OWNER Is ABOUT To LEAVE THE
CITY.
We will sell on FRIDAY, March 10th, at q We
O'Clock m. on the premises, Lot No. Q, in square
IA, fronting AZ feet 9Th street and feet on
street north, improved by newly built Cottage.
Terms at sale.
misd GROWN, WALKER 4 CO Aucts.
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LOCAL NEWS.
ADJUSTMENTS, Sc TO.NIGHr.

GEovEE's.-ThiSr evening. Meyerbeer's mag
hho+nt opera, Lies HUGuenOts," will be pre-
seated with an admirable cast, embracing HIM
Iner' JChannsen, Naddie, DZuiba, Formes,
IicCnnaZZi, and last, but by no means least
hermann, in his fine impersonauon OF the
staurch old HuEuCnOt here, "Marcel Incl
dental to the opera, a ballet by Miss Ineresa
Wood.
JSETAEIAN tHTECH-A lecture by Rev.
Geo H. HPBworth. this evening, on THE times
a viewed from n New England pulpit"
st. PAJL's CIV RCH, corner OF 18th and II
streets The f. tjyai y SIM in progress in the
lecture room CT this church and the ladies are
interchangeable in their efforts to make visitors
CON Portable.
WILSON'S HALL. corner Pennsylvania ay-
euLr ard 2fth sheet Our citizens ShOuId nv
all means attend tEr fair OF the ladies' OF Wes-
teIH ITesby tsTi@E Church a. THIS place. Our
VOID for II, tbTy " iii not regret a visit.
CFNTERTTTY silt fourishes, and a gcodIy
a--t NIB aEe ENJOY tHe varied entertainments
presented at that place every evening. This
evening, "ldiot Witness Con Yict's Retribu-
tIon," sc.
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Try W. L. WALL a co, AucticUe.r..

LOT IN FIRST wARDAT AuCTIoN
On THURSDAY AFTERNOON Msrch a. NJ
O'Clock, We " ll sell in frOut Il tie premi.e. Id
No IN Square No 20, fronting 70 (, 81 ON street
near tfA corner Of New Hs- rshire avenue h.
feet. TERMS cash.
me w L. WALL A co ,Ayots
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RY GREEN q WILLIAMS. Auctioneers

AUCTION SALE OF THIRTY THOUSAND
NEW bSILDING SASH, ALL SIZES.
On SATURDAY, at IL o'clock @. m, We shall sell
in front OF our Auction Rooms. 81 900 new Build-
ing SASH Of all sizes The attention of carpente
builders, and others in want of such material il
do well 20 attend the sale.
Terms cash. GREEN 4 WILLIAMS,
m lad AuctiOBeers
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RY J. G. MCGUIRE q CO., tioneers.
wALTER. 8; COX, Trustees.
n a. NeGUIRE 1 CO.. Auct..
DY GREEN a WILLIAMS. AuctIoReers.
cHANoERY SALE OF VALUABLE PROPER

Rf GREEN WlLLlAmS' Ae0Hohoefs'
chANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE PROPER
BY virtue of a decree Of the Supreme Court OF the
District of Oolun bia. in chsncery, passed In the
cause Of Ball and others against Dye and Others,
shall proceed TO sell, at public auction, on WE'D
NESpAY, the 2Sth Of March instant, In front Of
the premises, st o clock D. m, Lot No. Is, in
Dyeris su bdfyisIon Of SQuare No 564. and Lot i
OF Balls Subdivision Of Dyers Subdivision Of Iots
Lot No. Is is situated on Third street west, 100
feet north Of street north, with front on Third
street Of IS feet, and a depth Of ITO feet.
Lot fronts on @ street north Is feet. and runs
north with the line Of Third street lOO feet and 10
improved by a two story frame dwelling, with at
tics. and one back building.
Terms Of sale, as prescribed by the decree One
third the purchase money to be paid In cash, and
the residue in two equal instruments payable with
interest Of six and twelve months. The deferred
payments to be secured by the notes Of the purchs
ser. with an endoTser approved by the trustee.
III the purchaser shall fail 20 comply with the
terms Of sale within five days the trustee reserves
the resell a. the risk and cost OF such ae
1eulubR purchaser, ON advertising such sale thto~
tiBes in the National Intelligencer.
The above Lots will be sold separateiy.
RsPERT BALL, Trustee:
nh 7-eo&ds GREEN wlLLlAms, Auce.
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n tTHsI LATHs u LATHSlii
4 PRICE REDUCED.
We hsve 2to 900 primo Bau zor LAT rs: which we
a HOWARD CLARK DO
mIIE lrnasr Dealers, NsvF Karl,
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REMOVALS PROM OPrrcE-Editor Star: From
he LIST day of June, io05, 10 the 9th March,
Leo, there was discharged the servi"e OF the
United States between i've and nine hundred
thousand soldiers, who had been in tae employ
OF the United States from two TO three years.
and some longer-and when they were dis
charged, they and all tue 10y al people reJoieeu,
as also those who were generous enough TO stay
at home and not offer their noble forms as
target for rebel bullets and defense OF their
country. The soldiers were the true martyrs
to principle and country, and not such as tn ose
a would like TO make themselves appear to
the public as such. as we judge from the fol-
lowing card which appeared the CHRONICLE on
Saturday last, viz:
"Remored from Ofce-J. W. Hasbrouck, Sec
rotary of the National Equal Suffrage association,
WAS yesterday discharged from the IRE isury
Department, where he has held n clerkShip for
the last wear and half"
Now sir, why should this removal b, so
prominently put before the public; is it because
Of his position as Secretary of this Association
or is 1t because of services rendered the Gov.
eminent in the field have understood there
was at the same time Fl We other gentlemen in
the same Bureau, able and 2 III Gent clerks who
received similar notices to Mr. H. and number
of others IN the different bureaus, many of
whom hare been soldiers.
What object to is bringing before the public
the nouce OF single removal of a person
known only 10 small circle of acquaintance,
ana never dld anything for his country, when
IL was IN danger, that entities him TO be re-
famed IN office, when there are thousands of
competent men who have barred their bosoms
10 me enemys bullet. deprived themsel yes and
IamlHeS OF all the comforts of life aud went
forth in defiance of country and principle, who
are waiting and willing 10 devote their time
and energy in any position they may be as
signed.
Whom the gods wish to destroy they first
make mad" 1t is folly at this time, when the
political cauldron is nearly boiling over, to at
tempt to add fuel to the fiames-try TO create a
martyr, las is intended by this notice OF Mr.
II. in the ChrOnicle.) Removals are for two
causes-first, incOmpetency and neglect of du-
ty; second, nothing for them 10 do. under
stand it is the intention of the Department to
still further reduce the force; also of remodel
ing the different bureaus and retain only those
found worthy and competent. 1t would be
great benefit TO the Government and the coun-
try If all clerks who devote so much attention
TO political affairs and so little to the Govern
menf, We're removed, and their places filled
with qualified men, who have served their
country either in the army or navy. In con-
cluslon, let me say-keep out OF the Depart
mentS all political clerks. SOLDIER OF ;62
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Corypr was not n demand N except small call from
retail buyers snd prices 10 shs absence o. easnes were
nomInsily unchanged -
Liverpool 30 bale. ct liza I'd, The over rate
for 60D bushels ozls 81 I'd and par stean~r
l60p 40 barey ct "a TO London lsO0 bushels barley AZ
5d aud steamer i1 bales furs At Ds. and a0o oos
Hors ruled quiet, but N view o. tho reduced supply the
market retained is previous nrmness fne sale. were
mainly 10 small lots for consumpuon aud only comprise
bales II from 3Dc. 70 &c. according % qualify :. :
MotAssxs sold freely. ne wiiinEness on NE
inquiry We sales Of osrsos. Nssuss ss1se
sc scarso o. Antigua embracing ~ DDS a. 90, ana
Q cargo of Porto Rico ~ o.. .
NxsAI srosns Ths market splrv urpeniinc conin.
ued quiet and quite rrseu.r sale. ~srs made 70 We
sosn. ,ssrs ~. IA; ss dslss but pr..
strained and No At IS b0a - 70 and 90 No. a. -
on.. I! n: saiss and scarcely % hrm beng
e martss for both crude and bonded ruled
extremely quiet there demand from exporter but
holders wers Genersy arm the rstes suboined nonr
sts sale: q crude vers made 81 r and % bonded
ihs inside agsr. snd 80 for standard white A sale
vas reported 81 standard white, for Decemeer, 0,c'
Psovs'css- -R-sslps ~ ssls psrs; as a. b-sf. ~
ana p ~ sr.r ln nee %sss el1s VIA
upwsd ssndsny q "a 10 Ths sales cash and rssn.r
90 % for prime TIE ssss or iasars dsivsry ses
bDs usw mes. Including sscse>s sssvsrsss roash No.
oyaoa - Ss "a ssss VS. IN ss1srsss ss;sss1 q ON.
changed prices ns 49, s~@psse - bes ~ from Ga =
ears mes. Bssi hams we're sepsctsd sssss = bss :,
~ ~ seso&lss " ssAbw psssa vsa ~ - vsssl'
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able Co. meats we've as.et and ass.s. Sale. In sms
sl5o for shoulders. and Isxc lss. for hans
The tr.nsactons lard smal and Il iOwes asurvs
hs outside price betting esy obtained for very s. ies. q
Inactive The saies made were ANAL, and Indicated a.
iteration In pces Western dressed hogs
handed. r.-. s
good rsdnng Cuba standing nominaly l01<c I0c, the
h,er price being sxtrsns The sales comprise so hhd
good reclining at 1o{s and l1c ls,Sc for rc.so Rico
srEAaInr scarcely nm. Sales Is 200 Ma 1t Dc
HJSc. land Is 900 Tbs grease ct 81 loo.
TLIOv active and shade easier Tho sales
confined 70 70 900 lba atll16c l2c
wmsExY-Recepes 0oo bbas We only heard sales q 90
hla atata N
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TINE suvTH EsPoNmlE ron IT'S PRESENT CONDITIONS.


Tho Raleigh IN. C.) Standard quotes from the Ssttnsf
OF that city, this Something must bs done,
and quickly DONE peace will DO moro DISASTROUS TO the
social veal than war; and comments upon II ~
followu
Well, why il mot something DONE Your faction has
supreme control In North Carolina The Union are
our disastrous social condition They are not re-
sponsble for that fragrant defiance Of the will OF the
nation, and that rampant disunionism which, In eject,
prolonRs the and not only keeps capital and enter
prise out Of the state but actually sends thousands Of
our best citizens in despair TO better their fortunes in
nsss Il u your tresson IL your want Of fsith which
you pledged in 1896 that Is completing the ruin Of the
But you are wen 70 do in Israel Your favusts lead
ON with treason on their tongues and hatred % the
Union in'ther hears nling the ofcss and handling
own especial benefit a long - ~ YOU q %
DO this You, do mot wish TO return the Onion. You
feel thst would lose all this by returning, and you
wan 70 remain - you are But the people have deep
interest in this business. Granted But what do you
care about the people but 70 gull and esos them and
Or show = 10 have their
Niger Niger !" a. you did in $780, and thus, by IN
flaming their passions still keep your seats But
day Of reckoning is near at hand and thank God for
Tho President, who has heretofore befrendec
you from the hope that you were loyal, and
that you would do Justice 10 his Union friends wii a.
length turn upon you In his wrath and the Congress,
seeing your contempuous rejection Of mild terms OF
restoration will measure out TO many Of You that JUS
tce which you ought to have received In 1855. IL 10
coming We shall soon have permancncy in govern
men and the most thorough social order The hand OF
righteous power will prevent you from prolongins the
war o. you are now doing Treason will indeed be
made odious. and loyalty will be respected and honored
The State will then prosper, and we shall have new
era Of good feeling People will pour into the State in
stead Of pouring OF IT, Every interest will flourish.
This may not be very quickly done, but IL Ia
tain as that the sun WIZ rise .omorrow The interests
further red with and injured to crafty the ambition,
the se'lshness and the malice OF Few dsunion leaders
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rhe wheat market s continued dun and prices declined
&C. &c. per bushe the market closing heavy at the redne
tom sales. moo bushels NO Miwauk part n " ~
~ 30 There scarcely activity IN the corn mAfke
which ruled unssted aud rregusr and closed
ern snoAs and In closing al the inside price Osn
declined fully per busne with limited demands sales
t00oU bushels &c ID for State and oc &C Tor Ch
csgn and Milwaukee, % rye moteraie sales we're effected
Of State al 81 a barley there limited demand
and hs msrss. ruled scarcely arm s,'.ns vh Sosn
Canada and III 10 81 IS for two rovei state or barley
malt sales of moment transpsd, and prices were en-
ureiy nominal
corros generally held vita nrmnes, eu The mars.
IN quite irregular holders being 40 tlous 70
eel. the prices The sales cover s bales
including line Of lao bales therefore appears there
general sctv. The closing quotations. are nom