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taTANTED. A mIDDLE-AGED GER
w MAN WOMAN, to do the cooking and gen
eral housework. Apply at No. 81 LEGARE-oTREEf.
April 16 ~
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ITO RENT, A FINE THREE STORY
BRICK RESIDENCE, No. &c George-street. nrar
King-strect Largo lot, cstern, extensive kitchen
accommodations. Apply to G. MCBRIDE SMITH,
Real Estate Agent, No. 81 Droad.street.
April l6
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Change of Performance MONDAY, april 10, and
positively last night.
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n1BEKN1AN HALL.

aTTickets 81; Reserved Seats 81 25; Back seats
rs cents; Children haprce; Coored Seats c0 0cents'
Apr1 II
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laotiffs in DankrnpttD.

TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
SOUTH CAROLINA--IN BANKRUPT GYM
RE. PETER N. JORDAN. BANKRUPT, TX PARTE
JAMES NJ. BROWN, ASSIGNEE.-Notice is
hereby given that all Creditors holding Liens
on the Estate of PETER NJ. JORDAN, Bankrupt,
must prove their Liens before JULIUS c. CAR
PENTER, Esq, Registrar in Bankruptcy, at his
Office No 72 Broad street. in the City OF Charleston,
on or before the TwRNTI-srxTH DAY OF APRIL,
inst.
BY order of Hen. George s. Bryan. Judge of the
District Court Of the United States for the District
Of South Carolina. JAMES NJ. BROWN,
April 8 IS Assignee.
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VNANTED To PURCHASE. A PAIR OF
w HaNI SOME PLATED CANDELABRA, (old
fashioned shape) with four or more lights and with
out pendants For O suitable PAIR fair price wll
be given Address "M NJ" care Of TIE NEWS OF.
FICE, stating price and where the articles can be
nrnn Anril is
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Go RfHt.

U,U RENT, A VEGETABLE FARM, ON
Meetirg-street Road. with landing on Cooper
river apply to r. M. MARSHALL BRO, Rea
Estate Brokers' 3S BRoAD-sTREEr.
Aptil II mW2
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IITANTED To HIRE, LABOKERS TO
w COIN THE COUNTRY q short distance from
the city. Apply to JOHN NJ BRYAN, No: p
Gadsden street. opposite West Point Mills, or to j.;
P. BRYAN, New Road station, s. and O. Il. r., IL
miles from this city. April 15
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J,oR SALE, OLD NEWSPAPERS IN
T.. any quantity. Price rs rents per hundred.
The cheapest Wrapping paper that can be used. APP
ply ut the Office of THE NEWS. March ..i
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for SALE.

OTEAM ENGINES FUH SALE CHEAP,
- ifapphed for immediately
III One r. horse Portable ENGINE
IL One 4horse Portable Engine.
ALSO,
IL, One 8-horse-power ENGINE, in good condition
CAMERON, BARKLEY CO.,
Northeast corner Meeting and Cuinbcrland.streets
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WANTED, A GERMAN GIRL To DO
w Housework. Apply at BOOKSTORE. NO l6l
King street. april 10
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ENGLISH OPERA B0UFFE.

MISS JENNIE KJMBALL, STAR PRIMA DoNN.
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COUTHERN SECURITIES WANTED
y Mobile and Ohio Sterling and Interest Bonds,
Memphis and Little Rock First Mortgage Bends,
South Carolina Railroad skies and Sevens, Montgom
cry and Eufaula Railroad Bonds. tendorsed Dy Ala,
Mortgage Bonds Address WM. Il. UTLtY GEO.
". DoUGHERTY, No. II Wallstreet, New York.
Anril 10 Int
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WANTED. AGENTS FOR TUE AMEKI-
w CAN FARMERS' HORSE BOOK in both Eng
Ihe work covers the whole ground of the breeding
and raising, and the treatment OF horses and mules
bo.h In sickness and health It has won its way to
popular favor and is today the most popular and
best selling Horse Book out. Address G. T. VEN {,
Publisher, Cincinnati, o. Gmo~ March 10
WANTED. EVERYBODY TO SUB
w SCRIRE IN the CIRCULATING LIBRARY
CHARLES. @. FIGHTERS Select Library OF New
Books Contains all of the latest publications.
Anril 81 , No, ISL klNG-STREET.
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GORGEOUS SCENERY AND COSTUMES.

Fun Orchestra and Brass Band.
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WANTED, PHYSICIANS TRAVEL
w LING SALESMEN in every state. Good
wages or liberal per cent and steady employment.
Address, with stamp, D. F. HOWE, No. 639 Arch.
street, Philadelphia, Pa. Smos AprilS
vIrANTED, SUBSCRIBERS IrUls ALL
w THE LEADING MAGAZINES AND NEWS
PAPERS, at publishers rates.
April 81 No. lGl KIng-street
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.FROM TILE W"EST.
Registration in Tennessee-Civil Cases IN the
Courts.

Registration in Tennessee- Civil Cases N the
Courts.
Despatch TO The EUenihg Telegraph.
MEMPHIS July 0.-In the Supreme Court at
Brownsville, yesterday, in the case of Williams
VS.. Boughter, the newly-appointed registrar,
the Court granted a supersedeas, reversing the
decision of the Chancery Court, and deciding
that the Government had power to appoint Off
GERS, with the power of removal in all cases
where there is no fixed term of Office. The de-
cison is conclusive.
In the great cotton case, which has been pend
ing for some time in the United States District
Court, involving the ownership of 1900 bales of
cotton, Parkinson, Brooks & Co., claimants,
and the United States Government, defendant,
it was decided by Judge Quigg in favor of the
claimants.
The Grand Jury of the Criminal Court of this
city is still engaged in investigating the charges
preferred by Mayor Leftwith against the alder
men. Indictments have been found in some
cases.
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FOURTH EDITION
WASHINGTON.
Our European squadron--Interesting
Advices from Admiral Radford-
Naval Orders - Secretary
Fish and the Impri-
soned Fenians.
FROM WASHINGTON.
The Imprisoned FenInns.

The ImDrtHOucd fentuuSs
Despatch 10 The Evening Telegraph.
WAsmNGToN July 9.-Colonel Warren, the
liberated Fenian, had an interview this morning
with Secretary Fish, relative to the Govern
ment demanding the release of Colonel Halpine,
of Cincinnati, who is now confined in an Eng
lsh prison. Mr.. Fish touched the subject very
gingerly, but intimatcd that he would introduce
the subject in the Cabinet meeting to-day.
Colonel Warren left the Secretary rather unfa-
vorably impressed with the lukewarm manner
in which he treated the subject. The Colonel
is to have another interview with Mr.. Fish this
morning.
CoIOred Men Excluded.
Despatch TO the Associated Press.
WAsHNGToN, July 9-The Journeymen
House Carpenters Association last night in
serted the word "white" in their constitution,
so as to exclude colored carpenters from men,
bership.
Advices from Rear-AdmiraI RndfOrd-NavnI
Operations of Spain.
Rear-Admiral Radford, commanding the
European squadron, reports to the Navy Depart
ment from Villafranco, France, June 81, an
nouncing the arrival of the flagship Franklin at
that port, from Toulon. The United States ship
Kenosha arrived at Barcelona, Spain May ~,
from Gibraltar.
Captain Macomb reports that the Government
Carthagena the iron-clad Munoncia, and plating
a frigate of the Colorado class, and that the keel
of a large first class iron-clad has been laid.
The United States steamer Richmond arrived
at Spezzia, Italy, on May 5, having touched at
Athens, Lmyrna, Syra, Alexandria, Tripol and
other places.
Captain Mullony reports having saluted at
Spezzia the flagship of Admiral Prince Amida,
second son of Victor Emanuel commanding the
Italian feet.
The United States steamer Guard had arrived
at Spezzia The health OF the officers and crews
in the squadron is good.
Naval Affairs.
Chief Engineer Theodore Zeller has been
ordered to duty at New York in shipping machi-
nsts and fremen for the naval service.
Appointments.
Courtland G.. Clements has been appointed
Surveyor General of Utah, and Ezra Earring
ton Postmaster at Newburg, New York, vice
Joseph Loniar, suspended.
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FROM EUROPE.


Intense Excitement in london on the Action of
the House OfLOrds ON the Irish Church Bill.
By atlantic Cable,
LONDON, July 9.-The- action of the House of
Lords on the Irish Church bill has created in
tense excitement. Messrs. Bright and Glad
stone are daily in receipLof letters offering re-
commencement of the Reform League agitation,
but they discountenance the movement
at present, and express a belief that the Lords
will recede at the last moment from
offering any marked opposition to the expressed
will of the people, though compromise is
effected in the postponement of the date of dis
establishment to January 1872 by paying
lump sum Of half million pounds sterling in
lieu Of the private donations, and by allowing
the life interest to be computed at fourteen
years purchase.
The following letter has been circulated pri-
vately among well-known progressives, in view
of the probable failure of the passage of the
Irish Church bill, through the opposition of the
House of Lords:-
Sir:-In view of the probable failure of the
Irish Church bill, through the opposition OF
the House of Lords to the government, the
Commons, and the country, you are re-
quested to inform the Secretary of the
Reform League whether you are
willing that your name shall be used, in the
event of a defeat of that measure. to public
call for mass meetings to consider the best
constitutional method of getting rid of this
obstruction to legislation based upon the eX-
pressed will of the people.
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OFFICE OF ASSISTANT COMAIISSARY-.
~ GENERAL OF SUBSISTENCE, AND CHIEF
CoMMISSARY OF SUBSISTENCE, DEPARTMENT.
OF THE EAST.
NEW YORK, June 80, 1869.
Sealed Proposals, in duplicate, will b. received by
the undersigned at his oflce room No. 43 Army
Building, corner OF Green and Houston streets, or
directed to Post ONCE box No. 2269, New York,
until 10 O'Clock A. M July 81 1869, for supplying the
following Subsistence Stores to be delivered in Pha
dephia as follows, viz. -
barrels Pork, Mess or Prime Mess-which 10 be
statedto be at least 200 pounds OF meat per barrel,
in original packages preferred
1900 lbs first quality thoroughly smoked Bacon
Sides in tierces.
100 barrels OF first quality extra superhne South
ern, st. Louis or other brands OF Flour.
$40 pounds prime White Beans, to be packed in
barrels, head-lined.
$50 pounds Carolina Rice, in clean, good stout oak
barrels.
1890 pounds roasted and ground Rio CoGee in
| sacks
1870 pounds OF clean dry Brown Sugar, equal in
quality to Stewartsugar, "C"i ins barrels head
| lined.
200 pounds best quality of Adamantne Candles,
| to be 16 ounces to the pound, packed in boxes
$50 pounds good hard Soap, packed in boxes
barrel clean, dry, fine Salt
97K pounds pure black Pepper ground in \ Id.
papers, packed In box
1856 pounds OF plug Tobacco Army standard.
so pounds best quality breakfast Bacon, in barrel.
100 pounds sugar-cured Hams, packed in barrel.
barrels Corn Meal.
20 pounds Smoked Beef, packed in sacks
100 pounds Java Coffee in sacks.
90 boxes Sardines, packed In boxes.
cams cams Teen Green PSgs Pas pound cans, packed in
"a cans Potatoes, oNOS'
These stores are required for immediate delivery
Samples OF all, except the meats and canned arti-
ces, must be delivered, if by express or otherwise
free, with the proposals, and referred TO therein,
also printed copy of this advertisement must he
attached to each proposal
The sellers name, place OF business, and date OF
purchase well as the name of cOntents with
shipping marks to be hereafter designated must be
plainly marked on each package.
Blanks for proposals furnished on application by
mail, which must be enclosed in an envelope ad-
dressed TO the undersigned, and endorsed "Propo-
sails for Subsistence Stores"
@. /. KILBURN
71bt Bvt Brig Gen. ana A. G. q. s.
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ARREST AND ESCAPE OF A NOTED OFFENDER
Zeke Corson, alias peanuts" who was arrested
some time since for picking pockets at Third and
Arch streets, and who ned the city, was captured
last night by Special Policeman Lawrence, at Ninth
and Vine streets He was locked up in the Central
Station. This morning an individual came 10 the
station with Corsons breakfast and the turnkey
major permitted the fellow to go into the cell.
Shortly after The turiiST N'roned the door and lat
out what he supposed TO be the stranger The detec
yves shorty after wanted to CorsOn and accord
tounu that Corson had donned the apparel OF his
friend ana had succeeded I'm making his escape. The
Stranger VIII have hearing this afternoon on the
cnarge OF aiding and abetng in the escape of Cor
son. turnkey major was confined under lock and
charge, Va ' ~
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EDITION
DOMESTIC AFFAIRS.
oonfssration in New York-Murders
and Thefts by the Apaches on
the Political Doings
in Tennessee-Affairs
in Canada.
FROM THE PL.ALMS.

Depredntions by. the SavagesJThey Steal the
Mails and Murder the Carriers.
Despatch 20 the Associated Press.
DENVER, July 9-LAs CRUIzEs, Arizona, June
30.-A party of the Apaches recently captured
the mails, taking the mail stock They killed
two of the company's drivers, and wounded
another. On June 23 party of Indians entered
a quartz mill of John Anderson & Co., at Fort
Bowie, and helped themselves to blasting
powder destroying chemicals and other pro-
perty, and carried off Andersons horse. Mail
communication with Tucson is entirely sus-
pended, with no prospect of resumption till pro-
lection can be had.
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they arose. The factory, however, is now working
under the most encOurd Sng AUSPICES and IS turning
out goods that will compare favorably with those
nom European looms. This busir ess OF manufac-
turing ribbons Is important addition TO the indus
tries or Philadelphia; Il not only employs q large
number Of hands but It s an Introduction to more
extensive manufacture OF the finer fabrics for which
we are now entirely dependent upon Europe. Our
description Of the factory OF Messrs Itschner& Co
necessarily incomplete, but It is to be hoped that
we have said enough TO show what is being done In
this line and to excite some interest among those
who have looked upon ribbons as only bits OF 1nery
tbaf are not worthy OF serious consideration.
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The Marvards V. The Athletics.

ATHLETIC BASEBALL GROUNDS 3'45 p. M
The rain which fell during the afternoon made
the grounds very heavy and deferred many from
being present About two thousand persons are
on the ground. The game began at 325, with
the Harvards at the bat Klinefelder, umpire.
First inning-Harvards, 1; Athletics, 3
The second inning resulted as follows:-Har-
wards, 5; Athletics, 0.
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Latest Markets by Telegraph.

NEW YORK, July Cotton duh 200 bales sold
az az ao1r ataye ana adyaneed Ioloc sales
7'sO. Wheat active and advanced 8Ca4c. ; sales OF
$4,000 bushels No. / at S1'59@1'60; No. at 81 $50
Sc. Corn buoyant and excited at an advance of 36
4c sales OF 81 900 bushels mixed Western at 73@s5c
by canal, and 92@97c. by railroad. Oats hrmer;
sales of 600 bushels at sec. Beef quiet Pork
dull; new mess, e31s7K@3l9O. Lard steady
Whisky quiet at s1O1.
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FROM EUROPE.
The French Cable.

By-Atdntic Gable.
BREsT, July 9.-At noon on July 8 the Great,
Eastern had run 1754 miles aud had paid out
1877 knots of cable. The officers on board ex-.
pected to reach shoal water by noon to-day.
Nothing Stirring.
PARIS, July 9.-The political news is unim-
poriant.
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Ride Association Match.

TORONTO, July 9.-The Dominion Rifle Asso-
citation match will take place here on the 9th of
September. Over four thousand dollars in
money is to be given in prizes. There are fif-
teen hundred competitors. 1t is expected the
Goyemor-General viii be present and open the
shooting,
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AN RDINANC
"A To Make an Appropriation to the Controllers
Of Public Schools for Repairs OF Columbia Grammar
School, Twenty-thTd Section.
Section l. The Select and Common Councils of the
City OF philadelphia do ordaln, That the sum OF
to the Board OF Controllers OF Public Schools to
rebuild the privies at the Columbia School-house,
Twenty-third ward.
Warrants to be drawn in conformity with existing
ordinances. - : -
JOSEPH f. MARCER,
President OF Common Council.
Attest
ROBERT BETHEL,
Assistant Clerk OF Select Council
WILLIAM s. STOKLEY,
President OF Select Council.
Approved this thirteth day OF June, Ammo Dc
mini one thousand eighteen hundred and sixty.
nine "a, ID. 1860.
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Fire ar West TrOy,

TROY, July Sc. Wlswell's barn in West
Troy was destroyed by fire last night. The
loss is $4,000 on which there is no insurance.
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The wood is to be delivered on the wharves of the
respective posts and the coal in the yards places
provided for its reception at each post and paid for
according TO the weight certified by the acting
Assistant Quartermaster at the place of delivery.
Bidders must state separately the price at which
they will deliver the wood and coal called for, at
each Of the above-named places.
Each BID must be accompanied by guarantee,
signed by two responsible persons, that in the
bid is accepted and contract entered into they will
become security in sum equal to one-fourth OF the
amount of the contract for the faithful performance
OF the same.
No bid will be entertained that is not made in ac-
cordance with this adv ertsement.
The Government reserves the right to reject any or
all bids regarded disadvantageous to the depart
ment to accept such portion OF any bid not less
than for one post that may be deemed of advantage
to the public interests
Bids may be made and win be entertained for
delivering the coal and wood at any one more of
the places named herein.
Bidders have the privilege of being present at the
opening of the bids.
Proposals must be addressed to the undersigned,
and endorsed proposals for Wood or Coal" (as the
may be), to whom application should be made
for additional particulars.
BY order OF Brevet Major-Gen Rufus ingalls,,
Assistant Quartermaster- General United States.
Army, and Chief Quartermaster Department Of
the East HENRY c. HODGES
Brevet Lieutenant Colonel and Quartermaster q. s.
A.. Chief Quartermaster Third Quartermaster'S
District. 115t
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FROM BALTIMORE.
Meeting of the Board of Brokers'.

BALTIMORE, July 9.-At meeting of the
Board of Brokers to-day, the death of w. H..
Beuner a member of the board, was announced
and an adjournment until Monday took place in
respect to the memory Of the deceased.
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FIFTH EDITION
THE LATEST EEWs.
Revenue Receipts--The New French
Cahle-Baltimore Brokers.
FROM WASHINGTON.

Internal Revenue Receipts.
Despatch % the Associated Press.
WASHINGTON, July 9.-Internal revenue re-
ceipts to-day, $690C0O.
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RoBBERIEs.-At No. 1884 South Fourth street is the
residence OF Mr. Simpson. 1t was entered last night
and lot OF clothing, knives and forks stolen
James ODonnel's residence, on Main street, Mana
yunk, was also broken into last night, and robbed OF
dOllarsS
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ASSAULT WITH BEER GLAss-Rogers Sullivan
and man got into fight in beer saloon, at Tulip
and Aramingo streets, yesterday, during which the
stranger hit in the head by Sullivan with beer
glass. Sullivan was arrested and held for trial by
Alderman Helms
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PROPOSALS..
OFFICE CHIEF QUARTERMASTER, THIRD
~ DISTRICT, DEPARTMENT OF THE EAST.

SEALED PROPOSALS. in duplicate with a copy
Of this advertisement attached to each are invited
and will be received at this office until O'Clock p
NJ, SATURDAY, July 81, 1869, for supplying the
Quartermaster's Department OF this District with
96O) nine hundred and sixty cords OF merehantable
hard wood 12s cubic feep, and (2090 two thousand.
and ninetyhve tons 224O poundsl, best quality An
thracite COAL egg stove, and nut sizes, to be de-
lvered at such times at the places hereinafter
named as may be required, prior to August 16 1862
as fOllOWs:-
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BURGLARY.-Anthony Shields and Thomas Laugh
berry of Kings shoe store, at Twentyrs and Cherry
streets They will have hearing at the Central
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HIGHWAY ROBBERY.--John Outon and Robert
Evarts have been arrested for highway robbery. 1t
seems that on Tuesday Evarts got into the company
OF Captain Busby, in beer saloon in Frankford,
and after indulging in number of drinks they
started out for walk. Arriving at the siX-arched
bridge on the North Pennsylvania Railroad they
were joined by Outon, who Immediately Knocked
Busby down and robbed him Of $50. They then left
Busby senseess. Yesterday, after the arrest Evarts
made statement, admitted the charge, when both
were sent below by Alderman Stein for trinl.
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The following table shows the number and tonnage
OF vessels in the coastwse trade entered and cleared
at the port Of Philadelphia during the first three
months of 1869, and during the nine months ending
with March 81, 1867
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FIRE LAST NIGHT.-The dye-house and drying
room Of David Wallace situated at Manayunk, was
burned out last evening at O'Clock. The loss is
S200O on which there is an insurance OF $1,000.
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FRECKLEss DRIvING.-,JO n Mcconnell has been
held by Alderman Morrow for reckless driving,
yesterday, at Fifteenth and Vine streets
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MILITARY ELECTIoN-Company NJ Philadelphia
Slty Guards composed of the High School students
tine was chosen Captain; Joseph Bitter First Lien
tenant; and Henry G. Harris, Second Lieutenant
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FIRE THIS MoRNING.-At l o'clock this morning
the cigar store OF William Raiser, at Sixth and
Cnrstlan, was destroyed by fire. The loss which is
$500, Is covered by insurance.
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COM MERCIAL.
The Foreign, COastwise, and Inland Trade of
philadelphia During the First Three Months

The Deputy Special Commissioner Of the Revenue
has Just issued his twenty-fth monthly report, from
which we compile the Interesting and Important
facts given below concerning the commerce o. the
port OF Philadelphia.
In the following table are given the value OF foreign
commodities imported, re-eXported, warehoused,
withdrawn from warehouse, and remaining in ware
eouse, together with the value of domestic exports
during each OF the first three months of the year
1862 the imports being placed at their sworn specie
value at the foreign place OF expectation, the re-
exports mainly at their specie value, and the
domestic exports at their sworn currency value:-