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The relatives friend. f,.y ar, r,,pscif, ipy.d
seyenisI west Of kghibs, susdsY April q, y eOek
BAxTER5o9 THURSDAY morning April . Harriet Augusta wife 81
TssI,l sS. ssF ~ re- ss.Srs,; 70 Isl We, Eg.,Gs %:
respectfully Invited The remains "i be conveyed 10 Geensod 90
Boston papers and Sewburypor H.rsn please cory
BOGARDuS-At Hutsoa n T. Thura April Boyarlls
The flaerl viii take place from his late residence wat sl'a.
oB Sunday, staP
FELLsRAt Gr.nds Lsn Csnnds the zh ult pssu=ou.
Madame Henrietta Feler
The relatives and friend. q the ths Mede pro,os
ii5we. fony.ttiris-, 90 Sunday at S O'Clock ,.
LocKwooD-oR Iharssy. April AZ NO 81 Goeeons Booh.,s
daughter Of =. Roome n the 18th Of her
will be takeu cmpton Pns SeSJerseJ for nterne5t
MAYGAM-n Brooklyn, April 1868 william D. nnHgsn /" ye"
The funeral viii ke pl,ce from bis residence Of cnios,'
relatives are requested 70 attend StRoss further notice.
sIcHoLs-Apr2 1862 at Newark n - Martha c. wife Of Geor..
De House q fPr,ye Sunday sh inst, a'sO
Bridgeport. Conn, papeu please coPy.
PARKERAt Perth Anoy, wednesday morbng Ag l. James
st. PesTs Church PerR A%Soy a p oeSe " 90 ss,a.
April The sn for Perth Amboy leaves the E Of Coarindt'-
al 1910 a. d returning at ..
PAIGE-A seheaecsy f. on Tuesday March o. AIouo q Paige
Fuseml At the Presbyterian cLueb sai4H Afternoon
PoRTER-A early on, yrday April JEANNE Ho'y Oay eha
The ,Ss ,s,Ts, a'e pn ,ad @ Of n, & are r,e.ry invited to attend
al o'clock from the Teesce 0Le gac
D1uL j. Hoag. No 100 West Thirty foirthsL
RYERsON-On Friday April gdNin ". Ryerson seed u
The relatives fen atlebd tbe Huerti, iyn t-
residence Charles Ss Ne 9 East Seyonsea.8st, sandy
April s. at J. O'Clock p. m.
wESLEY-In this CITY FRIDAY April Eh wesey daughter Ok
b. Elizabeth Wesley in the lrrh 81 her age.
The relatives OF fim invited TO attend her llners
AZ Marks Church corner and Teutt houis
gApn 6 Al 81 o'clock Gi be taksafy the ia
~ train Rye westchester County, r isteumsnt
FUNERALS TO-DAY.
BROWN, ELBRIDGB O., Franklin ami Wheashb ave.. Brooklyn
BURNS, TEOS. St Ans Church a. O'Clock
DAILY MARY ANN North TSehh and frs'ss brooEga
T. D.. at2
HALL GILBERT o. No ijl East Fityfsecon&st. At I
kELLIM. WM IL. Hampstead. Al l.
McKEAN. SAMUEL. No. p Bay.st, jersey Cty. f2t.
PAIGE ALONZO - Presbtsn Church. Schsnectadg a. ~
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TILE CANADIAN PARLIAMENT

OTTAWA, April Elm the House OF Com
mons SIR John A. Mcdonald said that the Government
had information OF certain changes in the United states
Custom regulations prejudcal to the Canadian nshins
interest IIe declined say whether the Canadian Gov
runent intended 10 impose additional tunnage duty on
limited States fishing vessels Government had the SUI
iet under consideration. The estimate OF expenditures
gor the wear ending June 1853, was laid before the
Uou,e The total OF the expenditure Is S'1Co't"'
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Wc publish this morning communication
from a prominent laymm of the Protestant
Episcopal Church on the subject Of the trial
and sentence which have recently caused so
much sensation in that denomination. The
controversy is understood to be only adjourned
not ended, and many of our readers will
doubtless be interested in learning the views
which are entertained in reference to it by one
who probably speaks the sentiments of large
1artY i'm the church
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1ArE.r -NEM.oELgANs NEwa-TmE MssIssIrrl
RISING

NEw-OgrEANs, April 3.-Gen. Steedman de
uartfd for Washington to-day to answer the sumihoh>
in the Impeachment trial ,... , ,t.i,.
Tie internal receipts OF the ist District of L"n'"u"
were $4,000. 49, , 80 g.,
remain open ye DAYS, for revision ana addluoal HEs
tration preparatory "a the election 49,,
hr,at I'M fbr isver A. threatened 50 miles above the
rify which would inundate the wide sugar region l"'
tween the Mississippi and Teche RNer-. fronhcu
citizens have asked tbe Board W i"Nte '"ihA'S''''
Tor aid In strengthening the lcvees ,t g. -
The river before thf city n three ieei anu tfr "'"'s
below tho hgli. water Of 1862, anl s nsins scahA'
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EUROPE.
GREAT BRITAIN.
THE IRISH CHURCH oUEsTIOs

THE IRISH CHURCH QUESTION
~ .rnsrriC rELEekAPH
LoNDoS. April "a division will take place in the
House of Commons tonight on the Irish Church
question the result of which is looked for with great
interest The Liberals are sanguine that the Govern
rnent will be beaten aud that Liberal Cabinet is
certain The course of the Ministry however, un-
certain as they have the option of resignng or ap-
psaling to the country by dissolution of Parla-
ment There are no indications as TO the position
10 be assumed by the Ministry, should one come
To
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5fARRTED

GOTJD-wHifEffOn Aprl ftLcr ht
the l;e-. West M Joua H. Geud No, Nbt1sy
Of West camp, MY
LYON-RfGHrRR-O Thnraiay evening April q
bride. parrnts Rev. John F0n
Clara H. NJ Samnes Lyon Of Booatsu y. J., Mss Gu~e
only daughter orc. II Rghter, ESQ. q fParippang 81
MEADEIHGALLS-Ia MattsssR n j. Sunday March BY
Rev. Price J A. Meade Of Nashngtos. y. J. 70 NJ.
Louisa A lnssls vi NsS-l York
SHARPE -NoEWEN-At No. 80 P,cscs, Brcosu Tbursiiy
A7iR 1862 Cbarles Roiuea Herr GTauss Shsrs
ann Ann N,Ea
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ran. as the issues now presented are not
clearly defined. The vote will probably be
very close, and hopes are entertained that the
majority will be decisively in the Affirmative
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norsE oF REpREsENrATvEs.

WAsHNGToN. April 3.-The House met at
70 o'clock Very few members present. The SPEAKER
laid before the House communication from the seSre-
tary OF the Treasury relative to the New York
also a communicate from Gen Sch0teld relative tO Lle
expenses elections in the First Military District ne
U1use then resolved itself into Committee OF the Whole
Mr. WAsHBURNE UllD Chairman and attended the
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Observation-Disclosures.

LITTLE Rock. April 4.-The newly elected
..atur, of Arkansas met and organized to-day a the
capiial James ~ BarbOr. of Pope County, was elected
President of the senate aud j. O. Price oi latle hoIh
SNEAKER OF thu House The result OF the voting ON he
Constitution AT the military polls lms not been announced
The Radicals claim majority Of several thousand I9r
the Constitution. The Legislature, after ofsauAuk' "N
i0lgncd Until tU.ln0IEON.
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one OUNCE OF GoLp

VIII b, gwen every aisler,uoa found b T Bls
tx CoTFEA" This Cade. roasted grosHd and sealed ~,
,tal letters patent from the uuist ssie SoIenneaN
IN The saved aBd the Coffee pentAs rien sos apPeA
Eer, family sLouAi hheen to twenty per esns
other pure One twenty CONTAINS
osE For eeUNhe II your grocer a"e'
not this coffee sBd will for ud your orders dree' '"
IN. hetor,. b. r. BABBIrT,
10, g. is Ga o. g. 81 7O n sad "A wa.hinEaa't' l.
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ruH VIRGINIA CONSTTUTIONAL CONVENTION
LAST YEARS REGISTRATION

RICHMOND, April 3.--ln ne IonFtutlon Wa III
gagged to-day on the article concerning the OaslS o lp
sntatln and nearI, completed ~. tpkng The rgl~lrh
non of last year as ground II viii g'' the hepuo-
cans % majority on the Joint ballot
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THE YEwYoRK DAILY TINES hr Sl Be- pdi,ei
with SUPPLEMENT Of ar will cOstn large 'are' Of
orsnal and selected reading mattel addition he Gsu tesrspss
reports OF news correspondence, City articles Sc, So
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.chencE', Puimonie syrup.
SEAwEED TONIC.

SCHENCKS SEANEED IoNl1,
SCHENCK'S MANDRAKE PILLS.
. three medicine. cur. Consumption Liver Compa1 'td d."
p,pa They the stomach start the seefeos Of Ls ~
create an appstts for rich and DOurishins soof-
The sEAWRBD TONIC keeps the food hom souns anti
g and de into blood which npens te natter In the ang ,7i
throwshoa .
pr sCHgyCK is professionally his principal Ofce Philadelphia.
sx Saturday where all letters for addressed
He professionally No % Boud-t ssV'f"rE s'sT Ise'a''
and No HAnoyer Boston. "Wednesday He gives see ee
but or thorough examination with his ResPromeis the price ~
once hours a each city hom a N to } p
Price sfthe Puoue Syrup seaweed Tonic each 81 per BOTTLE
or a. 50 half dOreu Mandrake Pills Is per boz Fo sale b,
Druggists and Storete.pes generally
Mee,na q the Class Of s1s - 81 s S
lege Law school he'd AP"h i''@ VIZ
, .oSs \. sar .d Aad ess,ste dwa summsrheh Dos BE-
R,sored That while hs~ng Si'e 70 ii ~ =.
vel o bis talents that sudaes ambition and dg'R Pgh'
lion 10 bis studies secured to him the bsh position he es4 " n
sls P5 T4., in this sad dspsnsaion -ie r,ar
,uJ society At large have sasiau.d es,sy o a,as is
an honorable hishmieded man CHRISTIAN % "
Ths. bis career hoOsh bnst b. so y. as & os.S -
and o rs s mn,s and Sst,ersd Sy the taekug bhss,
record he has le aud which shall ever cherish among our %
R,sorce That to afflicted my ,ssts or s;o, =. sc. y
u ''''' w. ' ) b CalTTbsSSIpEES j. } c.n.u..
Sa S52feE 4 saiaIEf 4 r1II ''n'''
B,rt.tt. Reversible sewing sIs q. ss.e.s,
sa s sa.1 1fsS sss Depot 51ss Ss i;sS IS ta ~
Ladies, Union Relief Association 10 sIp HS sIsS az
DisIRIRD SOIDIRRS AND THEIR PANILiES-hr Sno !. ;.
DENHOFP shSsspsrse Hood passs h.ss, ~ A..
Steipwav Hall MONDAY. April o. dBP 70 nI w '-'-' v
above Annexation Tickets 81 No reserved YEAS -
Hazard IL CasweTs
PURB AND SWEET
COD LIVER OIL,
BEST IN THE w0RLD
Manufactured on the SeashOr-
b, CAswELL HAZARD d co.
Under Ffh-AyeBue Hotel
------- Furniture -
p,RIoR DINING ROOM AND CHAMBkk SoiIs
IS ROSEWOOD, WALNUT. AND hAPLh,
Retailing at ManuisctBrers prices
AT r. kRUTINAs
NANuFACTORf AND MARtkOohN,
Nos Esst Honstoan,
Be;we-a BoBery and seeondlrr
An goods warranted
.,,.c Sa,IceT5s Mails for hunaVs VII hs G.gslessa
an al, osRce oa TUESDAY. THURSDAY 'sd 81 ~ n a.
lps A. O'Clock, aDd al Stsil0n eA1 d. 49, =
ksud il:O alj al II 0'cl0cka .., xAi-h AL 10
S HsS 80 esns. C+c, .1d fss s.je-s Ttbspal ~ A.,
po'sss - ''s "e's'" "N'' lAAR8 Ak~Lt.e~s
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Fiu.bins-rnEr,. PlSg and GGsVsss For priced Gaia
".'' elR.os, 4 w., Fla'tl11 Ns'-i?'s
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P.KrisL TABLE c0STESrs.
TELEGRAMS FROM Europe West 0aes AL al pare q sS
Continent
INTERESTING LETTERS o. eorespoudeat' 10 Tie @'' I"
pOrtant Of the BaFopesn Capitals
. INTELLIGENCE FROM SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA o. great
interest aud importance
INCIDENTS OF TRAVEL IN CUBA by eore'T Oofsnt
9 THE SOUTHERN STATES-Thelr Political lnd Social COuitSs
aud Prospects
6 CURRENT LrTERATURB-CoHprsng S0rv Of Pseg "a as
Chinese Waters carefully selected nisessnsOl. s eles is
American and English mag aroes sew books, Ie
: LITERARY REVIEWS. notes aud gossip.
q DRAMATIC NOTES critical aud personal eontsaus n'st,'
interest concerning plays and pIsys1 America asd Es'ps
O TIMELY EDITORIALS the elueut topics Of hs day
10 ARCHITECTURAL PROGRESS ~ HEwYoRK-Jbe Ron"
Catholic Cathedral in Phaye. St, Anass EPeOpsi cSares ia
Brooklyn and other buildings.
II FUII FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL SUMMARIES Lac
Reports General CITY News, &C.
THE SUNDAY EDITION OF THB SEwYoRK DAILY TlhsS.
b. from the shove partial table o; os,en not oaH
NEWSPAPER the proper ofthe word giving the LATEST and
most RELIABLE NEWS REPORTS up the hOurO s0isg to press
hat LITERARY PAPER Ofunequad interest The reading @a
,y uneIcepona in tone selected from the latest and best Sources
and aevsy arranged weekly 81 all that gong 90
IN the world Of AT and literature rival the country,
H. J. RAYMOND CO
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Special aUtit,s.

Spt(lat stOIltSS.
der. Is tide n he affairs o. Which taken At the iood ieai
TO fortune.
THB MAGIC ASH SITTER
The Magic Ash Sier Is economy, aud economy ioftihe
Ofcs No 25i Br,siSs'.
Scs Yot.
song
- rESSY's
Jsns-" Kate Kearler"
49,, you neer heard 5f the Pr, sospf
the good hogsekeeper maia bope.
Fo- Il washes their clothes.
Much better than those
Base CON pounds. tie sumbug, risa,ne so,p.
Oyes. have heard o. the Prize Soap.
And web kno~ ross else saa With h eop,.
Ne other 70 buy.
Nor would you when you ~
Tl,i greatest u Joons-DAyID'S PRlZg SOAP
TRY IT. YOU'LL LfEB IT.
GOOD GROCgRS sElL IT
The Nev-NOr Daily Times.
New-York tribune., 1868-04-04

Owing to the indispostion Of Miss Barton she will
not speak tonight rs advertised.
New-York tribune., 1868-04-04

COvrAfNIyG
SEyS ny TELEGRAPH AND MAIL FROM AHL PARTS or rH8
WORLD AND rIns LATEST AND CHOICEST
LITERARY SELECTIONS
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SUNDAY RDTloS. roMoRRow. OF swELys rAGss
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The Nev-Nork Daily Times

TRY IT. YOU'LL LfSB IT.
GOOD CROCRRS SILL IT
, 1868-10-27
DEMERARA.

From this colony there is little TO note
beyond the proceedings of the Combined
Court, which relate chiefly to matters Of
local interest. The committee on the
rum license question had made their re-
port. AS il was considered that the high
duty had encouraged smuggling and The
Court had agreed 10 reduce that duty
from two dollars to fifty cents per gal
Ian, the Committee recommended that
the Court should go a step further and
reduce the duty to twenty-five per cent
per gallon raising the licenses to meet
deficiency. The Colony had sustained a
great loss in the death of Sir VIM.
Holmes, the Provosl-Marshal, said to be
In his time the most generally esteemed
and popular gentleman in the Colony,
A despatch was laid before the Combin-
ed Court from the Duke of Buckingham,
announcing that the Duke Of Edinburgh
would not again visit the Colony as had
been intended. During the greater part
of the fortnight the weather had been
intensely hot, and the want of water even
for drinking purposes was felt every
where. The cattle suffered, and not
only were the majority of the private
tanks and watts dry, but even some of the
public tanks by which the greater part
, 1868-10-27

the oath of the month there is a rumonr
in circulation that Rebecca, following
the examples of his competitors, will
have himself proclaimed also at Jacmel.
Such is the situation of the pretended
revolution in the South, and such is the
feeling of the people of Miragoane that
it is expected momentIy that The place
will fall into the hands of the Govern
ment troops, so much so that all the
women and children have left the town.
The sensible and worthy inhabitants Of
Mlragoane had in vain tried to give
wholesome advice to the Insurgents,
who make themselves deaf to these coun-
sells, and prefer to see the ruin of their
city and their country. rather than rerog-
nize the legitimate authority Of the Gov
eminent.
In Gonaives, the brave General Vic
TORN ChevalIier, always invisible, has
Just given a new and brilliant lesson to
the enemies of the Government. In the
night of the 28lh September, they pre-
scented themselves before the city with
the intention of surprising and capturing
it but General Chevalier with his ac-
cuStomed intrepidIly IN less time than
it requires to write it, completely routed
them and put to flight that band organ
lied for the misfortune, the shame and
the ruin Of the country. SO III. from
the information received, even from The
camp of the insurgents of the South,
it is clear that his ExceIIency the Pre>i-
dent will lSoon be able to teestablish order
and tranquility.
, 1868-10-27
From the Ha1Jar Citieen.)
DEN MARK.

Copenhagen, Oct. 6.-The King de-
Iiverrd a speech yesterday of the opening
session of the Rigsdag, in which he said
that The negotiations with the Pru>sian
Government in the matter of SchIeswig
lloIstrin, had been without result thus far,
it was The desire of Denmark to preserve
peaceful relations with Prussia. The ra-
LITIGATION of the sale of st. Thomas and
other islands in the West Indies to the
United States, has been postponed by the
Rigsdag, for one year.
, 1868-10-27
BARBADOS.

Hot suns, and next to no rain are the
items which constituted the hurDhen of
the weather chronicle during The fort
night. With a change of weather, how
ever, very fine crops were considered yet
possible. The elections for the new
House of Assembly hal nearly been COM
pleted. So far The old members had been
returned Ivy all the constituencies Off
ciaI confirmation had been received Of he
appointment ofHawson w. RaWsOn, Esq,
G. B., as Governor of the colony. The
colony was passing through the unhealthy
season.
, 1868-10-27
Hnter-COIOnial Summary.

The Packet brought US our usual Ex-
changes from the Sister Colonies from
which we compile The following summary
of news
, 1868-10-27
(From tie Hal1ar Morning CHroniclc.)

Madrid, Oct. 1.-THE Provisional Gov
eminent has been organized. Serran0
and Prlm are made honorary Presidents,
and Aquierre, aching President Ricbero
and Vigo Amigo, Vlcr-Presisents Fer
guerola, Minister of Finance. 1t is said
that Mon, formerly of Bravo's Cabinet,
has given in his adhesion to The ProvI-
SlonaI Jun'a. The Provisional Junta will
free the children of the blacks, in %antici-
patton of the total abolition of slavery in
the Colonies Ivy the Cortes.
A report from Spain says that the Car
lists are agitating the Basque Provinces
aud Aragon, and that some of the local
Jnntas have issued protests against the
supremacy of Marshal Serrano.
New York, Oct. 8.-A Havana letter
states that several cases of Cholera had
occurred in The suburbs. The excitement
for news from Spain was intense, moth
ing relative thereto BEING allowed to be
transmitted over the Cuban cable.
A m was current of a disturbance
at Pucerto Principe. The Captain Gene
raj and his next in office, desired 10 return
to Spain, meanwhile turning over the
Government of the Island to the Admiral,
but The latter, declined the proposition,
suggesting that they all had better remain
and follow The course of events at home.
One or two naval officers had been arrest
ed for expression of opinion. A negro
had been arrested for haranguing a crowd
and stating that neither the Cubans nor
the negroes had anything in common with
Spain,
New York, Oct. 8, p. m,-Gold 1891.
, 1868-10-27

OF the Inhabitants received their supply
OF water were also empty. Prior 10 the
sailing of the Packet, however, a favour
able change had taken place in the wea-
Their. The following produce had been
shipped during the fortnight :-2,336 hhds.
PA tres and 1912 bris. Sugar; l.0S9
casks Molassts; los puns. 10 hhds. Rum;
q .706 feet Timber $50 brIs Charcoal;
AS, $50 Cocoauuts, and $4,000 Shingles.
TRINIDAD.
The Legislative Council was in S ssion,
but the business so Ear was of little inter
est to those out of the CoIOHy. The
Government was about to expend the
sum Of Ell, 900 in filling up the swamp
TO the Eastward of the ST. AIMS River.
The Colonial Secretary had laid on the
table copies of drSpatches from the Sc
cretary for the Colonies with enclosures
relative to the proposed new CooJie con-
v|ention with China. A new building or
dinauce had been introduced, but il was
generally opposed by the inh 'bitahIs.
A petition was presented against it, sign
ed by 1917 prOprirtorS. An Ordinance
WAS Introduced toy the Attorney. Gene
raj to provide for the plantation and settle
mint of Crown lands. The Lieut.. Gov
ernor submitted for consideration a drs-.
patch fDom the Secretary of State, inquir-
ing whether The Colony was prepared to
pay the cost of return passages of dis
tressed natives to whom ConsuIs at For
eign ports, or the Governors Of Colonies,
may deem it necessary to send to their
homes. The produce shipped to date
amounted to 1855 hhds. 6.672 tres.
3,52S brls. Sugar; 16,4O0 puns. III tres.
MoiaSSeS; 226 puns Rum 6,896, 948 lbs.
Cocoa; 4 $50 lbs. Coffee; IS bales Cotton,
and 920 tons Asphaltum.
, 1868-10-27
ST. VINCENT.

The business of lrgis alton was drawing
TO close. A new criminal code had b en-
established under which the death penalty
would no longer be il firted in public.
Returns had been published showing the
total imports during 1867 to amount in
value to GI26,4 09 being a large falling
off on the sur given for the previous year;
and the exports TO 9l94,97 being a slight
increase on the returns Of the previous
year.
TURKS AND CAICOS ISLANDS.
The quarters revenue showed a total
of 93,83I 12s. 10d. against an expenditure
of 94,974 As. 3D., being an excess of ex-
penditure over receipts of 91,142 lis. Sd.
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GEORGETOWN.
Affairs In 6eoPSetsWn.

fIeHIIHe-Onicer Harper last evening ar
restd William Eden burg and Hack Nelson,
who were taken before Justice Buckley, for
ngnfinei for which they were fined SIS each.
LARCENY OF MoEEY.-Capt Roderick Coop
er, OF the schooner Ida FRY, was robbed We'd
needay mig ht OF $50 and % gold watch. Joseph
Lucas, pilot, was ted and taken before
Justice Buckley yesterday on suspicion of hay-
ing committed the ROBBERY, but as nothing was
proved against him he was dismissed
FLoUR.-Messrs. Herr Il welch have shipped
TINS week CO.. barrels of their best fforr 20 New
YORK, and 10 Darrels In Columbus, Georgia
MkRcHANTs' ExCHANaE.-rhe following
WIS the business transacted Chan ge this morn
ing - Oferines-6,400 bushels OF yellow corn
1900 bushels of white corn. 9l5 bushels of
wheat IS bushels of rye, and 81 bushels of
oats. Sales-SiO bushels of red W heat at 50 u.s.
30 bushs Is do. at $40; $50 bushels of white
corn at $1OS; Loo bushels do. at Si.us; ~ A.
bushels of yellow corn al SLIP; and 30 bushels
OF oats at So cents.
FIsH.-But few fish were brought in this
morning. The number was about 4,O0J her
ring, which sold at 80 per thousand; 30 shad.
which sold at SIS per hundred, and 1000 tail
ors, which sold at SO cents per hundred.
THE PoRT.-Tbe steamer Express Cant
Nickle, has entered and cleared from and n
Baltimore. The schooners LaIla Rookh Cant
freeman, and the Tookotila. Capt Stewart.
have entered from Portland. Maine. with pota-
toes for ]. g. Waters.
BADLY HURT.-Doctor Richie, who ia AZ
tending the little son of Burgess Gladmon,
who was injured by a street car on "Wednesday
thinks the child's leg will have TO o. ampu-
tateG.
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Police BoARD-The regular meeting of the
Police Board was held at the headquarters yes
terday, and the following bnsiness was trans
cted:-Michael OCallaghan was appointed /,
sergeant to oil the vacancy existing in the first
precinct, and Samuel Il. Clements was APP
pointed a sergeant in the seventh precinct. j.
:. III was reappointed an additional private
for ninety days to do duty AT the Northern Lib
ertes market, DC. &. ". Okey was appointed
an additional private for ninety days TO d.
duty at the Washington navy yard. Private
d. nj. Sprague. charged with conduct unbe-
coming an officer, was fined SO. The resgNa-
ton of Private l.. w. Jacobs was received and
accepted. Jno T. Howe and j. Il. Stops
We're appointed privates on the force. The
committee on examination Of candidates for ap-
pointment on the force will meet on Wednesday
next, the 29th instant, at p. m.
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BUILDERS DEPOT, 500 Seventh Street
1S55-ESTABLISHED-

Wewoqld csl, the attention Of OARPENTERs
very extensive and u0surpa passed variety Of build
ing materials, part of which We name and have
on hand in quantities, as follows; viz:
100 DOORS Of VARIOUS sizes; sty lee and quality
GLAZED, Of various sizes.
1000 pairs BLINDS, Of various sizes.
W0WIEDOW FRAMES, BOX and SOLID, Tor
BRICK or FRAME House
LsTss lot Sf POOP u TRAMEs e Hr p snh
SASH, Mo66 ,siATE and = ARstE MAkT SIS
NEW Ell POSTS, OILS, GLASS, PU fly &C.. &c.
furnish 20 order the best and chss eesf ~
slBE SHUTTERS in use. Also, STAIR RAILS
the entire completion Of buildings not gene
silly 10 be foand ready made; these We furnish q
short notice the most reason able terms and
antee satisfaction
BUILDERS HARDWARE.
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sDss ;n sAss RRss iS ana
NIfeRTs. SASH CosD s Screws. Burr sH sns
sSIRAP HINGES. Of all kinds. yAPANNeD and
BBlk BIZ IRON BRACKIIS: HANp RAIL
SC81WtIHAT and COAT HOOKS, &c &c.
PATENT GONG DOOR BELLS.
PATnNr WEArHER srRIPs-keep out cold
LxTHs, 0EsESTT. PIhsrsRS. SAND SAND pR htME
&c. .&c., all Of which We guarantee at toe loves
ORDER left With us for PAINTING. PLASTER
ING and BKICKLAYING promptlI attended to.
BUILDERS' DEPOT,
$50 seventh street
- Is seet b. ". HAMILTON 90.