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iViioNink uescrlDtu lOts OF
l25 pounds TAllow,
9 barrels Salt,
so OIL Cans,
9 Platform Scales,
8 SipgleAnd Double Blocks,
% Grow Bars,
5l7 pounds Railroad Spikes,
(new,)
$50 Shutter and Gate Hasps,
$50 pounds Nuts,
700 Open Ring = Bolts, Links,
| &c.
500 Tire Bolts,
80 Inch Pins
l, 300 Staples, Hooks, T's,
| &c
a pairs Hames,
so Riding Br dies,
20 part sets four horse AM
bulance Harness, (new,J
10 Brides, (new,)
100 sets Lines and Martin
| gales,
81 Collar Pals,
200 Surclngles, Saddle bags,
and Cruppers,
, ! set Hobbies,
10 Blankets,
4 sides Belting Leather,
4 sides Bride Leather,
800 Curry Combs,
100 Horse Brushes,
IS sheets Sheet. iron, (new,)
$50 pounds Lead,
so pounds Rabbit Metal,
1875 Lanterns, Lamps, &C.,
s boxes window GLASS,
20 poEnds Rotten Stone,
I Circular Saw, Frame, and
| Betting,
2 Circular Saws,
2 Cross cut Saws,
4 Wood Saw,
50 Hand Saws,
10 Tenor Saws,
80 Plsn 5, (assorted,)
50 CaulkiTg Irons, Hay
Books, sc,
$50 Brands, (assOrted,)
3 ClcaVers,
"a Augers,
| Tenon Anger, (oomplete,)
S Braces and Bits,
80 Anger Bits, (assorted,)
70 Trying Squares,
10 spoke SLAVES and Saw
Sets,
40 OIL Stones,
"a Claw Hammers,
30 Hatehets,
8 screw Drivers,
~ Monkey wTenches,
II Drawing Knives,
2 Spirit Levels,
s AdIes and Hand Axes,
I sets Stocks aud Dies,
100 Chisels, assorted,
800 Halter Squares,
200 gross Buckles,
10 gross Halter Bolts,
10 gross Hinge,
90 Door Bolts and Thumb
Latehss,
us Locks, (assorted,)
so Carriage Knobs,
20 pounds Copper Rivets,
$50 pairs Butt Hinges,
lyJ pairs strap Hinges,
80 Chairs,
2 Odice Tables,
IS once and Field desks.
is, 900 Grain Sacks.
rise Power" with bearings
q, pulleys, &c, and
force Pump, capable Of fore
'O) gallons Of water per day.
not enumerated In the above
nent funds.
PthscYRM Of the eie'oorO'
lowed ave (5) days from date
the stores.
leave the sixth-street wharf
. Of sale.
JAMES A. EKlN,
vet Brig Gen. In charge
First Division. Q. NJ. a. o.
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ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY,
N OFFICE 5l4 PRNNA. AVENUE
BRANCH oFFIoB ns PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
WASHINGTON CITY, D. G,
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Naval stores steady. Petroleum dull. Frsishts
dull. Gold 1891.
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W uhyt uuNlA All u hoiuf Nho
ouartermaster's storeS, viz
las sets Cart Harness,
IS sets Four. horse Harness,
40 sets Ambulance Harness,
100 Saddles,
IS Carts,
8 Watering Carts,
II Army Wagons, -four
horse,
8 Army Wagons, Nwo.
horse,
! Ambulance, -four. horse,
8 Dead horse Wagons.
80 Portable forgeA,
90 Anvils,
"a Cauldronp,
% Cooking Stoves and Fix
lures,
90 Heating Stoves,
800 Benches,
100 Mess Tables,
., 900 Table Spoons,
I, 900 Kaives and Forks,
81 Ladies',
|, 06D T n Cups,
l, coo Tin Plates,
IS @ fee Pots,
p5 Bread Pans,
$50 Manure Perks,
los Axes,
80 Spades,
40 shoyels,
7 Coal Buckets, OArge,)
$50 Water Buckets,
SIS Head Halters and Ropes,
(new,)
$50 Head Halters aud Ropes,
(gOod,)
|, 600 Head HAlters, good ]
2, 900 Head HAlters,
900 Head Halters aud Chaini
800 Neck Straps aud Chains
800 Halter Chains,
$50 Canvas Horse Covers,
s Grindstones,
80 Axle boxes,
Q. 900 pounds Scrap Iron,
5. 900 pounds Horse Shoes,
800 pounds Ciain,
Q Log chains,
4, 600 pounds assorted Iron
l, l22 pounds Scrap Iron,
0, 900 ponds Rope,
l7d Wall Brushes,
81 sets ShOoiBg tools,
so Hardie-,
$50 Pritchels and Punches,
900 pairs Tongs,
100 pairs Pinchers,
10 Cold Chiss's,
90 Clinch Irons,
$50 Hammers, (assorted,)
$40 Rasps,
200 Files,
2 Bellows,
IL Vlses,
200 BrOOms,
% Ice Hooks,
2 sets Shooting Stock,
100 wheelbarrOws,
90 Iron Pots,
4 Dutch Ovens,
276 Stove Pipe Joints and
Elbows,
30 Camp Kettles,
22j Picks,
2 PlOws,
s Road serapers,
8, on Plasteripg LAths,
90 Wagon Hounds, (new,)
q Feed Troughs
IS Double.trces and Lead
bhrst
One Pelton's Eigbt.ht
and bolts, shAitipa, gearing
One worthington Steam
ing twelve thousand az, o.
And many other articles
iist.
Termsi Cash, in Govern
Dtsp5SStfSsSs VI u es Bshts'ts4R
The purchaser will be al
Of sale In which to remove
A boat for GiesborO' vii
every hour during the dR!
Br,
Ap2I.ts
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ADorIor Es.
GALE OF GOVERNMENT BUILD
- mos AT STANTON HOSPITAL.

~ mos AT bIAhron hoSrrrAh' Nt
.. CHrRr ouARrHnnksrxR's 0yrIos,
DrPor or wAsHrraron, y
wAsarreror, d. O., April n, 1893.
VIII be sold at public suction. on the premises under
the direction Of Brevet Lieutenant Colonel Jas
Moore, A O. NJ, on FRIDAY, April n, 1883,
o 'elock, m the Government buildings oompfising
STANTON HOSPITAL, situated on street, between
Second and Third streets. in this city. Viz; ... ..
six To- Hospital wards, each ~ By 80 feet.
one ~ Administration Building, by lTfeet
One ~ Mes. house, ~ by % feet. .
One ~ Laundry, "a By u feet.
One ~ Kitchen, "a By 90 feet
One N) Barrssk, aiby 81 feet.
One ~ ooal-houss, f0by - feet
One ~ Ice housa. IL By II feet
One ~ Stable shy n feet
One ~ Carriage houss, II By 23 feet.
One ~ storehouse, II By So feet.
Four ~ Sentry boxes, each By 4 feet
six ~ Connections each by ~ feet
One ~ Plank walk 0 by sl3 feet
One u Platform and Walk, by $50 feet.
The eall s, will be sold .nsly and must BE- ."
Terms; Cash, In Goternmsnt funds.
Brsvst MAI. Con. and ch a. a. a.. EgGns
ap23-6t Depot Of Washington.
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IIO II Il l. -.
wy l. l. A r d 5 ii OF Il l.
SYKES, CHADWICK CO.,
PRoPRIEToRs,
CORNER PENN. AVE AND FOURTEENTH STREET,
WARRINGTON CITY, n27-u
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uOF F NJ AN II o U S Il,
NEW YonK CITY.
MITCHELL, READ, AND WALL,
PRoPRIKToKs.

The HOFFMAN HOUSE Is conducted upon the plan Of
the best American afd European Hotels 1t combines
all the modern Improvements uoeesssJ to the greatest
comfort Of guests that art ingenuity and lbsts.ty
possibly devise and produce The bill Of fare for the
table embraces every variety and dsleaey Afforded by
the American markets, in their season.
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LOAN COMPANY.


BOARD OF DIRECTORS:
Hon. SIMON CAMERON, Yesterday Of War.
Hon. JOS. A. GILMORE, Ex-Governor Of New HAmp.
shire.
Hon cHAUsoIY NJ DBPBw, late Secretary Of State,
New York.
Hon. JAS. H. WALTON, late Treasurer Of U. g. Mint,
Philadelphia.
Hoo. N. B. BRYANT, Boston, Mass
Gko. L. TRAsR, Esq, nrn Of Bigelow 4 Trask, New
York.
THos. cdREf, ESQ, arm Of Corey, Wilson 4 Co., BOs.
ton, Mass.
BLIJAH y. DBwING, Esq, New Orleans, La
Major II. Q. BRIGHAM, late Paymaster .. s. A., Wash.
ington, D. @.
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T ARGE SALE OF QUARTERMAS-
IL TBR's sIoREs AT The CAVALRY DEPOT,
0IBsBoRo', DC.
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The GARDEN OF THE WORLD.

Subscription books have been opened in this city by
JOHN W. MholLL, Assat. at the RsnLI-s Lssss ~
LEWIS JOHNSON CO., corner Of Pennsylvania
avenue and Tenth street Ap2.u
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r ARGE SALE OF GOVERNMENT
Ia PROPERTY.

Brsvet Major General and Chief ousrtsrmastsr,
ap2l AT Depot Of WaahI qtou.
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NORTHERN, WESTERN, AND SOUTHERN EXPRESS
foRwARDRRs.
MERCHANDISE, MONEY, JEwELRY, vALUABLEs,
NOTES, STOCKS, BONDS, &C.,
Forwarded with safety and dispatch TO all accessible
sections Of the country This Company has Agencies in
the principal railway towns in the
NORTH, EAST WEST, AND NORTHWEST
It's principal onees are
WASHINGTON, D. c., NEW YORK, BOSTON, PHIL.
ADELPHTA, BALTIMORE, CINCINNATI, ST. LOUIS,
LOUISVILLE, LEXINGTON.
Connections are made at New York and Boston with
lines forw ardng to the CanAdas and to the British Pro-
vinoes and with steamship lines TO Liverpool South
ampon, and Hayre and thence by European expresses
to all prominent commercial towns In Great Britain and
the Continent
COLLECTION OF NOTES, DRAFTS AND BILLS made
At all accessible parts Of the United States
APPS washington, D. Q.
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This Company offers greater inducements for invest
ments than Rpy Stock Company now In existence
The object Of the Company Is to afford facilities TO the
impoverished Cotton and Sugar Planters Of the South 10
grew and get their crops 10 Market always taking good
and satisfactory security by mortgage on their pisna
ton and crops, for money advanced In procuring sup.
plies, paying labor aud other necessary expenses incl
dental to the development OF the soil.
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ouARrERnAsrER GEHrRLL's OFFICE
PRsr DIVISION,
wAsHISaroS, d. c., April q, 1896. y
By order Of the QuArtetmaster General there will
sold on the premises At public auction under the d.
ieetion Of Captain George 7. Browning, A. Q. NJ, on
TUESDAY the 9Th Of May, 1885 and continue from day
TO day until all Is sold the following described lots Of
On Rlorer.
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GREAT EASTERN,
NORTHERN, WESTERN, AND SOUTHERN EXPRESS
foRwARDRRs.'
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The Maine LegisIstare.

Ab"NTf, % 10 low
The following resolutions we're introduced into the
House branch Of the Maine Legislature to-day, BY Gene
sbcpey of Portland In relation 70 equaly Of civil
and political rights
Resolved That the grand result ~ truly rrpublrsn
ernmsnt can fully attained until equality Of ciy
snf political rghs Be permanently secured ncsvcu's VI
differences Of race and color.
Resolved Thai hong the elective Franchise shah b.
dens abridged IN state soroant Of 0 olgr
therein color should incnded IN the
of representation n such stats IN The Cons-s. q the
Of the efforts tke senator's
ana Representatives from tbs state IN the coneres q the
United stat~a " such amendment % The oonstu
and hoping that the ultimate effect OF The sm~ndmen
adopted win b- 20 secure equality % political vel AZ OF
eivh rights for all
The Committee Federal Relations, 10 which vns re
ferred resolution relation W the crime Of tesOn and
punishment Of traitors, have reported that IN tber
opinion no expression Of the views Of this Legaia,gre
required hasten the action Of the executive sutbo
ties o. thu United states upon The subsct q the re0a
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TEXAS RECONSTRUCTION CONVENTION.

Mesa e from Governor Hamilton Urging
Repudiation of the Rebel D.bL-K..o-
tuition to support the Constitssien 81
the United states. &c.
Ngw ORLEANS Feb ~ IsdS
The Texas State Convention organized ON saturday
Tho Convention voted by siItysix to eleven, that an
tie mcus'ers should support the constitution Of tho
United States
resolution that al who had not hitherto done
should take Tho amnesty oath recopsdered
The constitutional oath administered tn che
bcn OF tho Convention by Judge Everett, tho
member standing
Governor Hamilton uotlncd n the Organization OF
u" Convention, and sent uasSge among other things
rcpudiaing the rebel State d-bs.
The Conversion apss,nted committees the opnditssa
OF the state, ON the executive and legislative drart-
mcnts and on the Judinarl. 80.
Judge Roberts who waa p8celdcn, Of thr Secession
ycnton 10 chairman - Che CoIntnitLe On thu uhay
Provisions OF tho state Constitution 80
Judgs Hancock N cha irtDan of tho toamittces 4
Elections, Printing, Kduesiion, FIbhc Lands inas6
Affairs, &C,
A resolstion dclasing that perpn coming With
the exception Of the PrendsnTs amnegy proclamAtion
entitled seat and subst into 70 rcssT all crcdent
81 delegates 10 the Corsnittee on Elections wcrc vfcf
10 thai committee
Resolutions 10 adjust She debts contracted the ba~s
OF Confederate money inquirf fter The rvcofs Library
and furniture Of the Supreme Corr, To extend rf ~
parties owing bis prior to the gar and ~ establish
sspan,ie criminal court all russrrcd "a nppropr.i'
committees
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News from Tennessee.

The heavy rains Of last night and yesterday have
caused a In the river here The water ~ now Tour
feet deep Harpeth shoals and II still risng
ere occurred Saturday nignt al the store Of Driver
Brown on the public square damaging their stock OF
goods 70 the amount Of 200 which they were In
sured $4,000
great Fenan reception comes on hero Tomorrow
General swesny and President Roberts expected 70
arrive and address the Brotherhood
man named whitney probably fatally injured
last night BY being struck by the projection Of bridge
while passing from railroad car 10 another.
The Trcss and Tn>s that Burksvie the centre of
the oil regions the Cumberland river h becoming
thlckly populated Stores dwellings, hotels and drns
ing saloons springng MP on all sides and TIE place
has all the fast features of California gold town
The Tennessee and Cumberland Oh Company have
struck hne vein Of OIL consisting of a thick syrup
which used there a. slubrcaior for the machinery Of
,~.tlta
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NEWS FR0M KENTUCKY.
Departure OF Prisoners for rhe Dry Tor
taga.-Sensencc or Cussiiia,. sc.


L0uIsynLg, Feb. ~, 1906
colaur, W. u. coyie. Judge Advocate OF the Dcpart
ment q kentucky, has loft for tho Dr. Toruga VIA
New orl'anr with ilard She proirrA convicted
by the military commission and .rntcnccf Ia cobnnc
mcnt at ror,ugs Thsn health q Colonel coyle uipe~
Induced by ardunus service, rendered this relaxation
aoecssary. He will resume Ibis duu-s ON his rs,urn
General Fisk OF the FT"cdnen's bureau arrived her.
this morning route to fgsnkfou - meet committees
81 the Kentucky Legislature and while here
telegram announcing the death o. member o. has
family aud the dangerous inc OF hr wiio, and ofI f~
- Louis
General passr leaves foT rashyile 'Dmorrow "a
fer with General Thomas respecting matters OF tin
department
Charles Ripley ono ~ the most en- isni lawyers of
kcntacky, died tbla morning of crysipclas
loyIsynLr, Sch -. ,GS
Ths military commission IN the case Of ,he one armed
guerilla Berry found him guilty ~ n-sen srpsrsis
murders, aud sentenced him TO be hatnni IfnorI
Palmer has appsycd Of the fnsiinT o tbs commission
The ID OF March N uxcd he ay Tor ia execution u
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NEWS FROM HAVANA.

The Chilean Privateers--Dnmagin 4
Effect on tho spanish Mercantile In
terests.
The steamer Isabella Captain wamberse, from
Havana the It'll inst arrived Baltimore yesterday
Our thanks due to Mr. wambersie, purser for
prompt delivery OF our dispatches also Bombalers
express for ourpapers
OUR HAVANA CORRESPONDENCE.
HAVANA, Feb. T. 1866
The more rumors OF the supposed proximity Of Chilean
prvaleers In these waters to BIO very injurious TO
the Spanish mercantile interests Not only have the
insurance premiums advanced Spanish bottoms and
the rates OF freight declined but shippers show great
aversion 10 charter them at all
Is reported that coastng drogers will more
DO permitted TO come at night.
The different versions given to the accounts which
receive from Chile and then have still effect
on the minds Of our population generally.
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Railroad Aceident-ssven Persons In
Jared.

AtHSSy, Feb l3 1850.
An accident occurred tho Rensselaer, and Saratoga
Railroad this morning. about eight miles from whitehall,
by which the morning mail train from Troy, consisting
Of four cars thrown rOm the track and precpsied
dow an embankmcnt about twenty I've feet The hnt
passenger car. which about thirty passengers,
struck tree and was dashed atoms SIX passengers
aud one empoye were injured, only two Il them ser
ogaly The accident was caused by a broken rail
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NHw UNIANrI Icl ~ Isbh
The Governor has vetoed the Parochal Eiec,loo bs
aud II Is doubtful n there enough members
to pass II over hts veto.
The river Is rising and pouring through al the 'Cbnn-
plantation naios Rouge. Tho great lcgo", building
there under tho Stat - management MT nhuhcd ana
great loss 81 property y Anticipated
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Arrival or the Remsirs OF Thomas ..
walsh At AIbeny.

AAHNf feu ~ 40
The rcmains q the late Thomas = WASH fnfmery ~
THIS city werv received BY daiesston % thr hhtny
Typographical mon No Toe Eentismcn composing
Ne ser N0rk delcgsiioa Msssrs Neif1n v inIhs
y DAYS, ~ to-eph " chsrertou - % brrs
ard o 9 1hOmp~g.
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Interesting Incidents OF Mr..
Stewards Visit.
~~~~~~~~-~~~~~~>~~~>N~~
Ruins, Curiosities and Scenery
Of st. Domingo City.
s ANT AN AS GRAVE.
Excitement Created Among the Native Popula-
tOn by the Secretary's Visit.
mr.. SEWARD INVESTS IN A PARROT.
GROWING PROSPERITY OF ST. DOMINGO.
&c. &c. &c.

Tho brig Ocean Belle Captain Hlrichs arrived yescr
day from st. Domingo with advices to the 10th ult.
Copies Of Ell Monitor the official organ OF the present
government of San Domingo of tho 10th, give accounts
the of Secretary Seward with the heads of Of
the Dominican government confirming tho reports pre-
viousy made public The visit of MI. Seward has given
great satisfaction in San Domingo and is viewed as
having important political significance.
Garcia, Polanco and Guiiermo, leading Dominican
generals have addressed their troops assuring them of
the stability Of the present government and urging them
20 adhere faithfully to 1t.
The republic is quiet and order Is fully restored.
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Personal Intelligence.

n has been stated that Mr. Seward, his arrival at
Havana declined General Duces hospitality, and took
rooms ut one Of the hotels Don senior Embil dis
tngulshcd planter in Cuba, wrote note TO friend
on the arrival Of Mr. Seward, pressing the Sec
rotary 10 make his country seat his residence
during his stay. The failure OF the friend 10
the note OF Senior Emb resulted In Mr.. Stewards
going to the hotel On hearing OF this, senior Embi
wsited on Mr. Seward and rendered him his carriage,
ana paid him various other attentions. When Mr. Sew
ard leaving he attracted considerable Of the attention
Of the Havana citizens by shaking hands with senior
Embi s<rver and foo,man, both muaitoes and slaves
The O'Conor Don, member OF the British Parliament
for > corniy of Roscommon, Ireland rs still staying at
The Clarendon Hotel
Chaunccy NJ Dcpew, ex-sccrctary OF State; General
A. D. Eaton and II. u. Robertson staying at the
Holman House
The rebel General T. N waul II among the members
elect Of the Texas State Constitutional Convention Out
Of those reported two rebel generals
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HarfFuan, Goa, - "a. la1f
T1.s Rrpubiiran STATE t0tvfatoa shch tns~t~ ths
eity 70 anosror promises - ous y ne areem sui
abies eDaseris,rn whrh hss Hssffnlf u C1ansstrnt
years Ths a ~ stuf aisht 4ails
iAfgs 500 rtsd feFi.nr fssralA .bs Cofssnigh wEl
sn1yrFs Tf~sl1srf gfhhsea nrfm ilsif ernf1ssra ~
tbf patriotism ~ s1tgfe~s, so1 ss1rm ~ daetnrss
ara ffns rss ertff shrh ~ 1fty tss faxAt f0f So
fssi tv~ yesrs Thefs y ~ AZ ~ 10 Fsntfsina,s
egsernar Boa ~ 80 - - ~ fsatisss dss.isti
Cos no 49, s.ss 80 J. a Hssf ts.tsi.sti 49, 80 .
Ave- taa isra . rfrsas,a
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A..as.snsvsn o. Texas.

Report says iha q rrfv.te named Cook, and two lieu
,en,ns MOI name. % tis Ninth United States col0fc
regiment we're sssassi'Aed 10 The brst week 10 Fcbr
arr a BrUvuEvie
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The Southern Markets.

Cotton Is more active; sales ,o,a.y 100 r'ss sSc
M ,laSses--sses oj strictly prime coo ster.
Ing exchange ili Checks on New York Al par
Fyeshts cotton 10 New York by steam, 1c per pound,
and 70 Liverpool i16d. Gold lSs
GALVESTON Feb II, 1893
Cotton--Prices UNCHANGED; nothing doing freighn
dull a. former rates -. =.
me markets FOR general merchandise are dull some
Shipments have recently been made 10 New YORK from
an ovsrstocked market -
Cotton very du. highest price for midilinG NC NO
nnHsuaent " d.A
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DIOCESE OF BROOKLYN
l. An the week days OF Lent, from Ash "Wednesday
ill Easter Sunday, fast days Of prcccpt meal
With the allowance Of moderate collation. I'm the
+, evening.
q General usage has made IL lawful 10 drink IN the
morning, some Tea OF coffee.
The precept Of fasting implies also that Of abstinence
from the Of flesh meat but by dspensaton the
Of aesh meat allowed IN this diocese at any time on
sundays and al the principal meal on Mondays Tues
DAYS and Thursdays with the exception ~ Holy Thurs
day
same meal
a The Church from the obi CATION of fasting
f moi Of abstinence from Aesh meat except In SPECIAL
.ses Of sickness or the hke the following persons
youns persons under the age Of twenty years; the
az ,t,oae whose duties Of exhaustng labo-
ous characer women In pregnancy OF nursing infants
nil who through weakness, cannot fast without great
preludice 10 their health
The religious exercises, 10 commence at seven O'Clock
ON fse'dsy Al st. Charles 81 Mays star Of the Sea
H. Anthonys and 81 Annes -, q.
n, "Wednesday. AZ the Church OF the Assumption, ~.
Jos'phs Holy trinity, Immaculate Conception, vista
zion and hnnnncisfon- "a. -
On Thnrrday at 81 James, 81 Peter and 81 Psuls,
a, iohn's "a Bonifsos's and "a Peters
un Fnisy, at 81 pauis ~ PainckS our Lazy 7"
Mercy and 81 Vincent de faurs ,,.,
tJOHN LOUGHIlN, Bishop Of Brooklyn
BnookiYS, February TO- 1850
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no oasis UsIvESsaL yrrrsiros ~ 80

furh.r srDnsisu a ilns ~ pss~ssusr ,sstns -
a e1tItftflI r nssss
hasssr s~~n sfFsngst 70 tssifsbis sth 800 -
ssisstst fsffsse n suts afstiat -
tlal So UHHfaf ~ affatlaas sttAf -
isfr@ lg.sisls al ~ brg snsfs, p~asTs
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-02-14
MARINE DISASTERS.



Boeros, Feb. 10. 1909.
The ship Hamlet, Captain Stevens from Calcutta for
Boston with valuable cargo OF East India goods went
ashore during thick fog last night Nauset beach nj
Orleans Cape Cod and will be total loss Her back s
broken and she /. full Of water. Crew saved The
Hamlet was ISL tons burtben She was built In 1851,
and was owned by W. G. Rogers Go. A large portion
Of her cargo was consigned 70 Israel O. whitney, Of
Boston.
The ship and cargo were valued a $500. ooo which
was fully covered by insurance About twothrds Of the
cargo was insured In New York. The remainder, to-
gether with the ship aud freight money, was insured In
Boston
The United states steamer Pswtuckes ashore on Cape
Cod, was got n last night without damage
The schooner Kossuih OF New YORK, which was ashore
on Point Aerton bar, got o last nigh, and anchored In
Hull Gut
Tive sehooners sunk ny lee.
PsovrDEscs r. l., Feb 10, 1ssd
Lat evening two schoonen were sunk BY the ice In
our bay. -
The Mary Ann, Captain Bryant from ElIzabs,hpor for
Providence had her lumber port knocked In, and abe
filed and sunk At Coninicut Point
The Mary Stewart, Captain BurdIct. from Elizabs,h-
port for Providence with eghsyc1s Of coal, va'
cut down In The mid chanusl cen Pomham and Paw
turet
The crews q both vessels vne taken on