The Cincinnati Enquirer from Cincinnati, Ohio • Page 3

Zlmhr mm rEBBt'AH ISO. Iocal JSTews. have yet been rwWrf by Provoet Marshals In regard to wfth tUe draft." jrX'" rf 11(13 GCTHILE AT. TUX SPEXCit Spencer House, VetnLir, we noticed the c( Hon- James Guthrie, of Kentucky. iMnr IU tmw Ks no Ike steamer Citv of Boston arrived im vrk with 9 steerage passengers, ii nasaenrers.

In list or pases'1 'TZJiLZ. mt the tw Tt j-TbXic freident elect, Governor Ad- Johnvn. rrwea nere on tne iouts- Washington to be present at the io- Ui mbmI Sisson 8wrts, living mt i-ollls attempted to jump off a tlam end KaibroV Ust 8tnr-Twaf the city, but. missed his MKn nnifynMth He tr.tn -gbed pgg- hupdred convalescent: Soldiers th Amy Corps, arrived lrr. McClung, route for Wah- f-m irlirnM the Will 1)A ftH-Wei-rlivl n.

thnr leimeuts, as soon as they are able arTIi' Fourth Warders have their ban ners trt, Bad are busily recruiting. They iIt trrns'ned to free every man who has baring made arrangements i.c effect and all who wish to derive any henei ad better eall at the Treasurer's- of-ii td co tribute, as the books will soon hedged. OUm and Cussady, the rmhini(rents. are holdinf in reserr all nrmttt ik are to be placed to the credit )ftboe Rafted from among ice contribu- wi Utatb Soi. at Chaw.

Kohl. Auctioneer, sold yesterday afier-DOonstwo story brick house on David tree btveen Central Avenue and John, -with -fc inches front by 80 feet ietii, an beir 12 feet vnle In the rear, to Mt.4oluHttckuiger, for Ewrvnt Pold. The stone front -dwellias 431 Broad advertised by jimith Winters for sale, this day at three clacir-ml not take place, the same having been-eoW by the owner, at private to IneULTavlorv for The lot is 1 7-12 eer-front by SO feet deep to an air tT. A.XIK5I to iSuuao Cab oh ihf Ohio no MKWrf" KrtROiD. The sleeping var of train on Uw Ohio and ilUsisaippi Uilruaidiie her oa Sunday morning at 8 o)orkrtKk fire near Seymour, Indiana, and wajierttnguished with much difficulty.

Prtroleiin is used for lighting purposes, and be lamp fell the floor, causing the ex-tmnely iaflanmiablenaterialto runover the tear in all direction. Th passengers suo (ffded is quenching th flames, bat net un ci ronsiderible damage hal been done and uny persona lui4 left the ear. in despair. loeOMOTivF. On Saturday traing.

as the train front Marietta was on i-j aay this city running at high speed jca about twenty-five miles out, the Aroma stepped on to th foot-board of (h lo to oil some port of the machinery. Misuog his touting, however, he fell off Lighting on his head and shoulders, but fortanately, not gettinjc lsngrosly hurt. Tae engineer did not notice, the dissppear-inre at' his aMocial tor aow time when he aopoeJ a ad backed the train: to the spot. Tie svaduotor- and number ef the passeit-prs gathered up the "fallen hero," and bronxbt kin hack to the engine, with much ynirflrntion at h.is narrow escape. A Si reiv iiE.

Yesterday the Vice Tresi-Jfut elect, Hon. Andrew Johnson, arrived in our city, en route for the ncene of his future r'orica at Washington. In the cveuing. after a roUection had lieen ma-le Jiy eereral pro-ntiaeut Republicans in the city, a brass bund hired to serenade the dignitnry at the 1'uraet Iifm-e. The Hon.

Johnson eaois forward to respond, but appeared (o be sufTur-hg from severe phicl weakness, and Mild ot xi-aiain long eiposetl to the ken a titair. Otir sAort hand reporter's boi the speech, when written out, present aa aniateliigihle appearance, exhibiting three or rvi "fwiiw -i-1'' -h line, lfi.f we fnust- apoloixe. for the premise Mr. Johnson a better fpon neat iinie. Crrnxj AyrsAT.

-On Sunday evening. aSont aavea o'clock, aa a young man named HfClellanw-as etandtng at the corner of cani'Ve and 'Abigail streets, conversing iih1wo brothers named 8ulltvan, they rtnu aWuwi by Win. Ronebaum, who auDed out a knife and began slashing away a terrible rate. McClellan was cut in five Rices' three' of the wounds were inflicted the head. One of the Sullirans was also- rs; in, two or three places about the bead.

If -tt'liaum wki arrested and locked op in Kremen street Bfation-house. As the fr aming waa the result of drunkenness, and Mtef the Sullivan as much to bluine as Rtehaum, Judge Warren, this morning, ttueaed Ronebaum and John Sullivan to Vj a fine of and costs each. Guut moM Co i. Josca. Below will be Mind a carl from CoL uYj.

Tuut; permit me through your Pper urge upon the citizens of the First to procure their men within the dis-iricf. and not depend upon the credits to be uitined at Nashville Chattanooga or eloe-bere. Contrary to my advice I under-Mant "some of the Ward Committees are 'holding o9f with the expectation of purchasing credits, procured at other 1 -I desire to see the district clear of draft hy aeui.vl enliMments. which will increase The purchase of credits of men slrea.l) enlijtwl will not do so; and I know nf no suihority by which such credits will t-e slewed jh1 do not think it any benefit the (ioTeTniuent to allow them. A.

E. JON EH, 'IVovo-i Msthal First District of Ohio." SfiT or lux IhsTKnY. give tii following tabular statement of the aituauon of affairs ia the Second District, lyred under, the direction of Colonel Pu'ien Croditu fcanriMBrut, Krt. 21. "C-flTa t.

xth W.r-l 101 124 si --nail i.tr i ml l.k Ki- a 17 H-r T. ti 1 Itan A tu MS Thee speak themselves. It -will be sewn that Clifton in ine only aub-dia-tric ha filled its quota. Ktorrs, Delhi, Lick V.un. Whitewater, anj' som othora, iisveUitfew men raise, but the, main portion of the work has yet to be don Mwiwr nt run Poura Covinl TWe wer thtrty-eeven eases tried la fh Tolice "'ofirt yesterday morning and wiih the fbl lowing result: Charles Clarke for grand Ureewy, hi his ease eontiaood to th 6th of Masah Louia Schneider, for betractiag tr5! waa dismissed on the payment of cosU; Chase, for passing counterfeit money, was bld to the Men bair; John Clark, for contempt Court, was dismissed on the payment of coats; John Beeker, for embeadraent, was held to the 1 at of March; Ceo.

MvUveadJosephForth, foraarrying tonceaVJ weapons, were fined 10 each and costs: John far diaerderly conduct, was fined $20; Henry Bingham, tor disorderly eondnet, Was fined 20 and costs 1'baa. BagltoU, Geo. Barney Smith and Wru. weis er, for the same offense, were fined each and costs; Nick Ross, for same offense, was dismissed on the payment of Ed. McLaughlin, charged with picking pocket, was held to the 2U on bmil of $100; James Davidson and Charles DentSr lor druiikeaueas, forfeited their bail; Michael Ke'Jy, for assault, and ba'ttery, was bold to theifcih; Jaa.

Keunadev. for drunkenness. was disuiiwed it payrBent of costs Jackson Davis, Albert Davis and Geo. Davis, for petit Ureeny, were held to Wit 2Sth bail of im 1J hO lot lt vi i "Si CCNFLAG2ATI0I. Till; ENUiimnB buildings If PIREi' Tlie Extent of Damage Sustained I FIRE TdEP ART- EFFJCIfiXCr.

OF THE WENT. TOTAL LOSS 50,000. Building Corered bj Insarance. tVork of. Conuneuced.

TUB i PUB. XO DETEMTIOX IM EJCATIOy OK THE PAPEH. in. About half past even'' o'clock oa Sunday morning the quiet of the Sabbath in our city was disturbed by th cry sf fire, the Incessant ringing of the alarm bells, and the rumbling of the fire engines and hose ear-, riages along our streets. It was soon dis covered from th dens volumes of smoke issuing from theEnywrrr buildings that our establishment was seriously threatened with total destruction: and the firemen, who are accustomed to combat with -the dreaded element, expressed a fear that naught but a WTeek of brick and mortar and th interior, mass of ruin, would be the finale of the conflagration.

The fir broke out in the unner atorv. whioh is used as our news room and storage department for pictorial bills, cuts, ete. How the fir originated we are at a loss to know, although there ara various theories expressed one of which. being that the drippings of oil from the cog wheels and machinery of the hoisting apparatus into some rubbish produced spontaneous combustion. Th flames soon wrapped th show bills in a sheet of fire, the of which being of.

thick paper and colored inks, required but very few minutes for th heat to become intense, and the window giving way, the black amok and forked flames rushed forth in terrible fury. The hissing of th fir king about the bills and wood cots, and the crackling, rambling noise of His Majesty among the type, eases. stands, in the news, room admonished the firemen of the immense exertions which would be required of them to sav th lower part of the building. The engines Citizens' Gift, Fourth, Fourteenth. Tenth, Fifth, and First, were speedily on th ground ana almost instantly were at work throwing their great streams water on to the burning The black immediately gave way -to smoke, but such was the tnaoity with which th fire clung to the builuinr, that three hours of incessant labor was performed be fore th element was snbdued and oonquereL The lower part of the building was completely deluged, and ''great damage has been sustained from the water.

Every room in th building waa flood ed, while in the basement the depth of water was about lour feet. There no doubt but that the tar roof 'which covers oar establishment, assiated in confining the flames to the upper whlWi to ten min utes more of a start, would certainly have re dueed the entire establishment to ashes. The extent of the damage sustained br ibe fire was the total destruction of our news room, in which were tho type, eases, ease atiifids, imposing stands, desks, chases, Ac In the room adjoining, on the same floor and divided by a board partition, where, were kept the pictorial bill used for vari ous circus and menagerie companies, and their wood cuts, the destruction was com' plete, and, particularly at this season of the year, is almost irreparable. liie stock or Mils in tius rwn or au sizes, from the smallest to the mastodon hile the wood cuts, the accumulation of fifteen years, will require a long time to be replaced, if ever they can be restored as per- lei'i and complete as the cuts in our pos- set-tion had hitherto been considered: for it rnn truly be said that the Enquirer job-rottn can boast of the largest assortment and stock of wood cusl. of.

any of fice in America, if not in -Europe. The lot-s by fire, therefore, in this story will not 1 less than On the third floor, which is UMd wholly for our job-room, the water did a great deal of damage to the Wned type, presses, bill, paper, ine estimate of the damage sustained in this department has not yet been ascertained. i wr ti.wi ineo. Jones au puorju Uoaiener and Engravers, occupying rooms in the second story, lost neavily in aeatruc-' tion of sketrhes and and damage to material, by the great quantity of water thrown upon the The damage in he editorial rooms, counting room, Brooks, Johnson ft office, end W.U. Keelers news depot, and in our newspaper press room was wholly by water, and is consider able, ine total loss oy nrr ana water win, we think, not be less Our in surance is as follows: 1 Off BCTLOT30.

r. -sO CtfDwmj IHnce. Taia! OH Franklin otik. ValW-r JM.ons Z.0U0 4'ineinnaU Lin-rsrrJ 'on RH-reial 3.UU -A tM Anirricaa ToUl S3S To Chief Engineer Magrue, the very best Su perintendent or ine weparunenv we um c-er bad in this the gallant men, under him, we are indebted for the preserva tion of the building, save the story in wmcn the fire It was a Herculean task, but thT accomplished It, and we ten der to them our grateful acknowledgements. The employee or the various department were also activ- in bringing order out -of confusion and ririnr invaluable aseisUao, so that bo delsy should arise in -the pubtt-j ration of the Enqutrtr, and the (yesterday's) edition appeared as usual; and the paper will be issued every hereafter as before the fire- Yesterday seeming th- work oolaaiag away the ruins and reconstructing- th ep-ner storv.

and nulUne the other stories ia good repair, waa commenced with commendable ieL The task of rebuilding the upper aiorv has been entrusted- to Mr. P. P. Bod ley, reliable and thorough mechanic, who, with larre fore, will nave the news-room a train at our service in short time. Other parts of the bnildingjare being re-papered, Ad- and very soon will be all right again.

Of course oor old type was all melt-mL IrnkM and dnmaeod and ha bee seat to the type foudery, but in return we hsve received new fonts of r. 7 The Iron shutters tordi. Opera House indow overlooking 'the "alley in the rea of onr buildinar. bad-een tnaaiisissntly left open Saturday night, -and tbu thnr magnificent Theater was muck endAtigered by the fire. The window-seen end easing, were tM.11 worrhed.

and that if reminir 'Utl in jured doubtleaa mainly due to the energy" of ine nre ietarmn in vr tuu. ubdu the flames. The. loss to ur city; through the burning of the Opera -House, wanl.l aa ereat that we can not now eon- template th danger it was in yesterday morning without shudder. hope the circumstance will be the cause of renewed tK nart of those who have 411 fact all the contipious buildings would hsv been destreyed bad Ihe-'re vot been discovered as soon ss tt.

had it not occurred in the dsyUm jV'stead of al (r if 2 a Golo Boitamffst learn. I. nrniset on font tO Start ft Gold Rn Im abia Bitv. ainular taa ne. uur in New York, at which, stock will.be dia-.

veeed of, gold bought ana soita, ana me ruieir .1 1 1 Am will of the Eastern ciues nuio -be engsged ia a proper location, and such ef hMvn aa will DO utww proper transaction of business. irir. i mnp r.i tniL. Tho London cor respondent of the Xew York rims says: "if 1 lien. 1UMULS IS WUK in New York.

1 ne. dictator hi Ay re LaS resided for a- number of years at Southampton, where he has amusea uia ur with that favorite psstkaeof groat men, scientific farming. A few days sgo be lost his barns and live stock, including -30 owe kn When th news was broueht te th GoneraL he -only aaid, 4M never go lle-A year, ana maaea lumseu very cwuiww LATEST TELEGRAPIi IIE17S Proelasiatlon Iron (rta.PaLncr. aiOVKMKIrtr OV LEE ABMT. SUGIIT UPWARD TENDENCY OF COLD.

Tniasaji'CIark Comptroller of Treasnr)-. 1088 Of APICOT BOAT. Rebr Beport ot tlie Capture of Gens. Crook an. Kelly.

QUIET AI0XG THE JAMES BIYEB 1 1 us. BEBEIODM. AFFAIH 9 The Provost Karshal at Wilmington. VTA ER EA BOUTS i.POHREST. THE WAR HE 13 PATH.

i The" Wcgrtj-iH tbe Confederate Seatte. I 1 -I A I LI. SMALL GARRISON CAP-TCRED IN EAST TENJCESSEE. Federal Bald In North Carolina. Rcbcla gloving to Defeat Gen.

Sherman. MOTEMEXT BY GRANT i EXPECTED. Barbrldge to Go Into Active Service. MEWS PROM MAT AMOR A 8. FROM CHICAGO.

rtalatraaala Oemayaane of Ola ataman ntnr. CaiCAoo, Pebrnary ST. The markets are firmer and a shad" bet ter. Flour is fairly active, wKh -sales of about 6,000 brls, mostly on private terms; winter extras rang front oO to 912, and spring extras at $7 23t 73. Wheat "is firmer, and l(2c closing' firm at fl 84,1 37 for No.

1 spring, and $1 22 1 24 for No! 3 1 Corn UqniVt but very firm aL7374e, closing with sellers demanding 7oe. Uats ara firm and Jo higher; sales at 6D(a53 Jc' Eve is stead nt 95 (o)07c. Barley is dull and lower, with sale at 35c(5 for No. 2, in store. Highwlnes are- lQfio better and firm, with sales -at $3 09 (5 2 10.

Soads are quiet and firm; Clover $12gl2 60, and $4 604 73. Provisions are quiet, but -firmer. Nothing' doing in Mess Pork. Prime Meeo sold 1 f27, 5928, with holders firm. Nothing doiSg in Bulk Meats or Lard is held firmly at 21J22c, Dressed Hogs are dulL Live Hogs are dull and inactive.

Cattle are firm, but quiet. vMoney is close. Exchange is firm at par buying And prem. selling. LATEST TO.

ASSOCIATED PRESS. News from Belov oa the Rive Arrival of Cotton Caiko, February 27. The steamer Silver Ppray, from New Orleana for Cinoinnati. with 300 bales of cotton. The Memphis Bulletin, ef the 2otK pub- liphes military orders assigning CoL Samuel Thomas, of tnat r'-r olorejl to the inspection of the affairs of the freed- mea in the department.

and CoL John Ex ton Superintendent of the freedmen and white refugees. 75 Confederate prisoners now eonnnea in tbe Irving Block, are to be sent to Johnson Island shortly. The steamer City of uairo, arrived irotn Memphis with 241 bale of cotton for St. Louis. Thirty bales of cotton belonging to a mer chant in Memphis, was burned by guerrillas a frbort distance above Memphis on the zJd.

The order relieving Uen. Meeditn revoked by the rVar.DepartmenU 1 1 Neva from South. America. Washtkotom. February 27.GeneraI Mos- the Kepwblie of Columbia, and bis Minister London bsrearriv ed by Salger; Colum bias Minuter to Washington, and senorisra sesal, Minister from enexueln.

Tnese par-. ties were guests or senore 1 omero, mexiean Minister. General Mosguera has been introduced to the Secretary, of "State end President, and to-day left oa a visit to General (Irant'i armr. The followintt are. vy members or tae House who voted -against '-the Amendatory Enrollment bill: Messrs.

John U. Allen, Eden, Morrison and Ross of DariHon, Denni-son. Johnson and 1 Stiles ofPensw Brooks, Cbanler, Garland, Hotchklss of Tn! Baldwin of Mieh Clay, nsror ing, Mallory and Wedewertn or Ay 1 ra- vens, Edgerton and Aiamngton pi inq- xjl- dridseofWis. Friek. Lehland, Long, Mc- Kinney, Morris, ONeill, Chilton, A.

White and -J. of Ohio, Middleton, Perry and Rogers sf New Jersey; Harrht of Md and pcott ot, xiissonn. Celebration of tbe Federal Vict or ie oat th of Few Yok. 27. The Coramfttee of Arraneements of tho National Colebration of tha Union victories.

W. T. BlodreU chair- mn.areretn essIonTth entire day at the Astof House, attending to tne pretimiBanea for the great celebration on Saturday next. The CttssirlMtt ia eom posed of th following eitltens: Wna. X.

BlodgeU, -Chairman, C. Acton. Elliott Cowden. Joaian uoDuen, Chas. 0.

CornelL Supervisor 17 m. MTwoed ana Hon. Aiouiriasa iiiwr. The Committee to-day "waited -On hie honor, Mayor Gunther, the Presidenf of he Hoard of Aldermen, a no ine votnmou louh- ciL Th1 orincioal feature Or tbe day wiU be the imposing procession which will nearlv all the firmn, and eivie societies this city anJ The different trader wiU represented ny the emblems ef their Industry. tractive and novel features will present- 1 th nrnreaxion amons wtiicn Will DO a coniplete'model' of Ihe.

original monitor. which fought theB Merrimao end repre- hr Tart Sumter arf It now avpear, after four vear bafuoHrirf1rron.the;. ylori guns, with the old JUgagainj Vatlna.pyer,, a fll ti.ilrr nf finnon. cantured from V. MKet.

will form one of th fenlnres of tliia "occasion, and WiU oe nanna oy oi- who will fire salutes at various polnts.1Xb Is grand eraCon by the raetropo-lis of the Union to the gallant soldiers and Bailors of snr'-army and suv.wUl etr- tainly surpass any similar occasion of like im i tvam the mechanics and artisans ot vne caij .1... alt elamaa are fullr alive to- Its Importance, and give gratifying evidence brave defender of onr oountry. The grsnd. rteetbg Union will i i v. M.inr OeneraL nMtnBT liiuuu vtrobablV prraiuw v.

Lix and the Wsst. orators offbe, State, ii veterans, will a1- dress their fellow ciusens upon which hsveeenrett to usspun, the vort dt-Savannau, Cbarlesto sal-Wil minztonw 1 mingtonv r.Vml nurbridiro Rcpotta to. General 4 TTiomaa for tserylee. Febmarf 27. enerals GrAn- cer and Ilobaon arrivoa o-niguw -r i bn tecn dvrect eq to report to General Thomas, for' service in the i A report from IranJtwrt says aooui.

hundred nwMHw; nre; v.rTv. i of muoiuiHi. 9 rid tot." 832. 1 an i i i A Two Thenenad ftotdler Sent Daily to. tbe Front frvrn Hew York Tsi of a Pilot Beat fron tao Rtcknw4, ItteUb-A Rebel Omcial Dlrltl.

Ngw Tesx, 27-About 2,000 soldiers are sent' daily to the front through this city. J. It is ascertained that the pilot boat. On. Steers, was lost off Barn gate on the 12th inst, and all bet crew perished.

The ol towing ia Uken from the Rich mo ad Diipmtek of Saturday last': Tbe following interesting omcial telegram was received at the Wax. Department Last night: HiAMtrirrraa, Feb. ti. -T. the Bob.

J. C. Brecluartdca, SeorUir of "ri "Oea. Karl reports Ikt Iiout, McNeO, with thirty men, on the morning of the 21 entered -Cumberland, and eaptured and brought off Gens. Crook and Kelly, Adjutant General of the Department, and two privates, and the Badquartera flag, without firing a gun, thongh a considerable force was in the vicinity.

Lieut1 McNeil 'and deserve much credit for this bold exploits The prisoners will iatannton to-day. .1, A Signedl -R. E. Unbroken Oulct Reigns Along the TUnes A Uandsosae I.ttle AITair. rTAsmxcTOit' February 27.

The Rich mond IXtpatck received here to-day says unbroken quiet reignsalosg the lines on the north "side of the James River The enemy concentrated on a new position on Hatcher's Run during Tuesday and Wednee-day, but nothing of consequence has grown out of the movement. They captured, a portion of our picket line in the. vicinity, on Tuesday night, but the line was re-estab-' liehedby our forces the- very nice little affair oeurred one dny last week in the yicimty of Harwell's Bay jn which about 250 Yankees belonging to a celebrated naval brigade were defeated and routed by a comparatively small force of Confederate- scouts under command ef Lieutenant Shadburne, assisted by a part of the Indpendent Signal Corps, under command of Liuetenant Wooley 1 "This force of the enemy had been sent out to intercept and capture a secret expedition vnw natcbed in that direction recently by our Government, nu resting at Burwell's Bay this force was vigorously attacked by th scouts and signal corps men, who eventually succeeded in killing and-wtmnding, and putting a number to flight. Sixteen dead bodies, were snb-qneatly found, six lyingen the roadside leading to Smithfield, and ten in Stnithfield, who bad died of wounds there. did not learn whether any prisoners were taken, but a number of wounded Yankees were.

carried off by. their comrades; so tho party who came out to whip got whipped." Capture Federal Garrisons Damage Dose by Raiders In "orth Carolina. "The following was received yesterday: i ilsaacABTUK. -b. St.

-To Hob. 1. C. BnckinrkW of War "Gen Eckols reports thai a detachment of Yauffhu'a eevalrv struck the railroad be yond Knoxvilie, at Sweet Water and Athens, capturing tne garrisons at both places. CO men of the 20th Ohio, with' their horses and equipments were taken.

i Signed! E. LEE. ''We learn that a raiding party of Yankee cavalry who were reported to be advancing by way of Tarboro', N. on the Weldon KailreiMt, have returned to Washington. We have ben unable to obtain' any -information na to th amount of damages done by A Proclamation to Encourage Deserters from the Rebels Movement of the Rebels to Astonish tbe Country.

LonaviLLX, February 27. General Palmer has just issued an order promising protection to all deserters from the rebel armies who forthwith register themselves as renouncing further connection with the rebel tov em inent, and threatening all other absentees from the rebel lines with the penalty due to spies and guerrillas, or otherwise as the cir cumstances off each cas demand. The Journal, in speaking of Lee's army. editorially, ssys: have reason to say that the rebels are expecting very soon. to startle the whole country and astonish the worlL Ao matter what our reason may be, it is a good one.

IT Swift "Coward Tendency In Gold 200 3t Truman Clark, few York. Comptroler of the Currency. Nrw Ysw, February 27. Gold has been steady during the morning at 1991(o2Q0J, wi'b slieht -opward tendency. There is' no special speculative movement.

The j'ojr Washington special ssys it is Rochester, liaVbeen post or Lomp-troDer of the Currency, when it is vacated by McCulloch, and thas he will probably accept. Offer of IOO Day Men to General CJrant by Xew York General Grant Refuse to Accept It. X. New Yobs, February 27. On receipts of tne.

news 01 tne capture 01 iiiniugoo, Governor Fenton sent a dispatch to the Sec retory of War, offering ten regiments of the State National Guard for one hundred day's sertic for garrisoning the forts at Savannah, Charleston, Wilmington and other posts. The offer, was referred to oenerai urant, who declined to accept th regiments. Th Secretary of War Sent dispatch to Gov ernor renton mis morning concurring in the decision of General Stock New Tobs Feb. 27. The Stock market opened with a 'general improvement.

The firmness or Gold has. produced more conn-dence in prices and a consequent increase of transactions. There is very little specu lative movement except upon certain fancy Stocks. Governments are steady at about Saturday's quotations. Bank Stocks' were more active and generally State Stocks and Railroad Bonds quiet, but arm.

ins Gold market opened with more Jirmnesa. which continued throughout the 'day, al though there -was no general excitement or activity. I Bears are anwpVuinted that uoie remains at the present figure in the face of oar successes. Money oontinuee abundant and easy. Foreign Exchange dulL; Petroleum Stocks-Tir good uceanie ana ayna Fans, were the favorites; Buchanan sold rHH0 Cherrr Bun.

iw itetoste. 250; KnTckerbocker, Oceanic, 62TRynd yarmj4J Tack, 8 toy Webster, J70t ard, 815; Kynd A. bn ZoU. Petrelenni is quit( i-for: C7)6e-ibr refined in and SovStSe for i i I-ire In lvcelI. Mas.

-j Lowztxj 'February 27vVThe. Merrinjeo II oue, -owned and occupied by Ilonry Emery, was j)rtially destroyed by fire last 'gbt' Tbe furniture, was uamageu. dobs about which is insured. Kunlerintiotur to the alio al IXMin." rwiiawBMrniA, Feb. "27.

SubeeriptUas ihe 7-801oaa wora raoeived by Jay.Gookbdl Co- -dy to the amoenl of $3,437,860. Tb tarirtsi extern suosenpuon. wu iur 000 from Dsvenporf, Iowa, and largest East ern waa $100,000, from New sork. Here were 2,412 individual subscriptions for. $40 and $100.

'i Dick jrv ieexlt rj sn.iAB. Ef- "MbsTcoMr.aT; Feb. 27. The Montgomery Mail says Dick' Taylor aeeret awrvrae as efficient. No strangers were allowed in that city witbout Close eerveuuinvc, Mrrv.on who can snow pence paper im ant.

ia tba front in irons. V' Th Mobile AdttrtUfr complains jf th bigh prices in that city. Every thing ia at figureavf Scwi Krom Mexico. -ra MLmmmm trrm nTaii TTO. i Orleans, of the Zlsk has arrived.

The New Orleans Timet says tne sensation rumor from Matamoras- eia. Brasoe, ia that the Imperial Government ef Mexico k.x forbidden anv clearances for American 1 Knt fn mnH. Bun uur luusui ma bv vu. v. 1 Vr.i.-..,'! 1 I jii.wi' The cbeoner, a no Dolan, which cleared I V.w Orleans JanuarV 18th.

was lost off the tun on nau a. uvg I tmercnanaise. uer passengers TBro jher is lpxill supply cottoa offered I NewOrleonS. '1 Vices are "Bales of 230 bales from a prise schooner sold at a low figure; 'MuMlnrg repacked qnoSea mwo; Strict ordinary," repacked, 63 fatrand good onlinarvare onoted; at 70; ow Middling, 71c- Sngar, fully fair at Ti Molasses, prime, $1 27, a light snpplyf notn, ana inquiry ini" mir, good; extra. xia.

WAiBrjiCTOS. FcbruatT 27. Hue contract i vnr ine ir. for the trsioriion of Indian goods to Fort nto. -the owner of the i St- Johns.

Th Indian asrent. Ter- rttarial officer and cooua will leave Su Louis aboat the lSUxof i Vf i- IIIYIIILh Congress 2d Session. 7 SENATE. A eemmunication was received from Secretary of War, in response to a call for information as to the number of troops famished by each State, declining, on instructions from the President, furnish the information. Mr.

Lane, of Kansas, from the Committee on Agriculture, reported back the- House bill for protecting emigranta, and imposing a penalty for forcing er decoying emigrant into the army or navy, and with a recommendation that it pass. sir. roweii, from the Committee on I Tint ing, reported a resolution that all undistrib- nted document now in store snail be distributed among the members of the present Congress which waa adopted. CoUamer called up the resolution to authorise a contract with William H. Powell, of for painting a National picture at a cost of $25,000.

Mr. Sumner offered a proviso that in the National Capitol, dedicated to the National nion. there shall be no picture represent ing any victory ia battle with, our fcllow- CiUzens. Mr. Wilson was opposed to this.

I lie wanted to see the noble deeds of onr army and navy commemorated upon every foot of territory in the Nation." Mr. Collamer spoke or the propriety of eommiemorating the heroic deeds of our navy. This has never been done, while our eminent Statesmen and lawyers bad been Chiselled in marble-and painted on eanvaa. Tbe morning hour expired, and the above subject went over. Air.

Trumbull said there could nsve been a vote taken on the Louisiana resolution en Saturday night but for the factious opposition of one-third of the Senators. Mr. Wade said he was opposed now, as he bad been always, to forcing a Constitution upon the people ef any state, as the resolution of the Judiciary Committee proposed. It was an attempt such as he resisted when made years ago by the friends of the Le-compton Constitution. It would be an insult to New York, to Ohio and to Illinois to admit Senators from Louisiana, who represent nobody and nothing.

Mr. Howard said the voice of the people nau not ueen neard on this subject, ana thought it ought therefore be postponed until next winter. i Mr. Sprague was opposed to the Louisiana resolution, because he had information to the effect that twenty-five or thirty membera of tbe of Louisiana were office bolder under the Government of tho United States or of the State of which was something. Mr.

Sumner had heard a responsible gen tleman who was in Louisiana when the State Government was formed, say it. was a stupendous hoax, i Mr. Grimes said if the Senate would jrire him a eall be would prove that the votes of outlying precincts were cast by disabled soldiers and others who were carried from Nw Orleans to th polls on army transports and carried back again after voting in the. same way. BIr.

cmi inner, 1 denounce this pretended State Government of. Louisiana as.nothfng more than a seven months child, begotten by the bayonet in continued conjunction with thspirit of caste. This is the whole question. Ihe question was then taken. on postpon ing the Louisiana resolution aud taking up the Tax bilL which was decided in the affirmative.

Ayes, 24: Nays, 21 Yeas Messrs. Anthony, Brown, Bucka- lew, Claieborne, Callamer, Conness, Cowan, Uavis, Ihxon, FarwelL roster, Grime, Harlan, Henderson, Hendricks, Howard, Jlowe, Johnson, Morgan- Nye, Powell, Riddle, Sal if bury, Sherakan, Sprague, Stewart, Sumner, Wade, WilKu-eon; Wilson and Wright. Nays Doolittle, Harris, Lane of Indiana, Lane of Kansas, McDougal, Nesmith, Pome- roy, Kanisav, Ten yck, Trumbull, (Van Winkle and Sherman made report from the Committee of Conference, on the army and navy appropriation bill, which was sgrecd to. Tbe lax bill was then taken up. Mr.

Davis moved its indefinite postpone ment, and on this motion made a. lengthy speech. ine jx-naic at tooK to meet again it i. kVTKISO SEHSIOS. Mr.

Dix's bill was considered. A motion of Mr. Davis to postpone it indefinitely hav ing been rejected. Mr. Mierman from the mance Committee said that owing to tlie Inte period at which' the bill was received from the Houte.

the Committee urged the Senate to pass upon Af th" bil1 rather They report the House bill with severs! im-. portant amendments. Mr. Mierman spoke at length on' the Unso cial question, giving the whole policy of the Government in raising Tnternsi and setting forth the financial occasions for making a direct tax. i i Mr.

MorrilL from the Committee of Ways and Means, reported a bill amendatory ef theect imposing duties on imports, approved" Jnnev18G4. He said it was now proposed to go ituo a general revision, of the tariff, but to postpoue tlie main subject till the next session; butx having imposed higher duties oa domestic liquors, hnd raised the duties on Petroleum nuJ toUon. all the Committee now proposed to do was to ennnge me moae of estimating the value and increase some of the rates. The bill was read. It eeaong Other things, that from and after the passage of this act, in addition to the duties hereto fore imposed by law, there shall be on.

brandy, rum, gin, arrack liquors and cordials, 50 cents per gallon, of first proof, to be increased in proportion ror any greater strength than first proof; on silk, spun or reeled from eooooons, ten per cent. othvlorwK, and in lieu of the the present duties there shall be paid oft cotton 5 cents' per pound; on illuminating gas, oil, naptba, benzine, refined coal oil, ehaJe peat, petro-lium. otLerituminous substance fori illu- minating, 40 cents per gallon-' on loweco 7 stems, 60 cents per pound; on made clothiijg, silkpr.ofj which silk is a component or chief valua, pO percntj' on bar iron fur railroads, iw tied to be laddow, 14 cent per 100 pounds; the tonnage duty in the. tariff act of July 4, 'T86-3; to be increaaed from 10 to SO cents. So much of the act oM856 as prohibits the exportation of guano onlaods discover ed by Americans is repeaieoi aci vo hikt ei- r-l April iooo.

The bill also contains provision im poo- ins 20 per cent ad voloretn on goaa, ta val ue of which is based on the square yard. Th bill was made the special order for to- sight. I lToit'ser concurred In fte Senate amend ment reducing one-half the original amount of appropriations in the fortifieation bilL The House" then considered; the senate amendments to 'the Legislative, "Executive and Judicial appropriation bilL' The House voted on the- Senate amendment to add a deficiency bill to the tf er consideration and waa dia "j'' fit against To, because tlie tenat mui eiuiueu ha at.Dronriation of $3000 to. POT the ex- tra compensation to tne eierx ana jupioy- BM--T-- 1 ees of the House. The bill, tnereiore -go'8 hack to the Senate, resumed the, consideration of the a-mendoroTT enrollment bill.

TV. n-nHinv aMtlA' ScaV thai 'which in- Sreases the penalty ror-deaortion, Dy uistran-chiing deserter wko 0 toot rjturnT A 60 Mr, Townscna movea to stnxc out. Negatived, oiler debate. A this' point Ms. Morrill rcDortod on disagreeing to the amendments to the Navy Appropriatiois Bill, and it waa naaaed.

-n if. a new section-to Km oilmen Bill repealing 80 mucbOlall. bin aa authorise the rreeident to rais tronna bv eonscription. Some other amsndr: mejits ot no particular Interest were msde wnen me uuj "B' Schcnck -moved the TireTious queotwmj Mn-Mallory moved to uUe-tn Aeg-tived. Tho bill then passed, 80 against 80--? 'V.

BVS.SINe Jrhe Hotise passed the Senate eppro. atine; $1,500 for Mr, Luey Ji. -Wright, late of Aichmond, Na for her eoirrsge and patriotic devotion ia seoreting CoL Straight and jarty, snd enabling tem to escape from '11. '-a i -ii 0 bill' was passed to authorize and aid the construction of, railriaad to connect the Pa- ciio ilaUroad. in.

California, wiihthe Colum-i bin Rrver and I'nget ound. TTnnse in Committee of tbe Wliole con- airrMl the Sis Hundred Million'Loa BilL I- Air Stevens offered bis Substitute to bor row th monrr at a rat or interest no ex- 8 per cent. The bill and Steven's substitute -were printed several days ago- Mr. Hofuer eiplulued the bill Wood of the errOneo'i financial policy of Uw Goverameav ani toe rt. n.

I ''w -U I if- 1- fraud of Government last sad of relying upon loan be advocated Uking advantage of th mineral lands as a means of revcao; aetV in favor Uvying expoK duties. Mr. Hooper reported an amendment, from uie Committee of and Means, provid-thatthe act. of June 1564 shall be so construed as to authorixe the issne of any description of bonds authorised by this act, and that any Treasury notes or other obligations, under any act, may be converted into any description of bonds. This was agreed to.

Mr. Wilson offered an amendment for the first seetign of the bill to borrow one hundred million of dollars, st ft rate of interest not exceeding 7 S-10 per cent. On motion of Morrill the first section was amended so that, for six hundred millions, tbe Secretary of the Treasury shall issue bonds and treasury notes instead of bonds and other obligation. i At 11 o'clock the Committee roe, and th House, without concluding the subject, adjourned. Ke Serious Opposition to Sherman In his Marc through Sontk Carolina Rn-.

anon and Speculation in Regard to Military Movement Provost Marshal of, Wilmington Stores lft by the Rebel Rebel Force East of Mlssls- sippi Men The Whereabouts ef General Forreat. The Herald special says: The declaration of the rebel paper that -preparations have been made to meet and check Sherman, is received here as conclusive proof that he will' meet with no serions opposition in bis progress through Booth Carolina. The evacuation of Fort Anderson and capture of Wilmington have not yet; been noticed in any Richmond paper. I All the rumors circulated by the secessionists of Lee's movement in progress northward, are without no more foundation than that about hundred and fifty of bis men per day reach here, taking the oath of allegiance to go north. The World Wilmington special says the Ohio has.

been assigned to do provost guard duty, and its commander, Lieut. CoL Jourdan, has been appointed Provost Marshal. The Mayor renders every assistance vt. ktm to ret his department in working order. The city has been dUided into three provost districts, with a separate station for each district.

The rebels left but a small quantity ef stores behind, and these were left because in their haste there was not time to burn -i The navy yard and several founderie, and all vessels that could not be removed, were burned. The privateer Chickamauga was sent up Cape Fear River. A locomotive and several cars, which were hemmed in by Gen. Cox's movement, were likewise destroyed. All the hotels and naarly all the stores are closed.

The Herhl Newbern correspondence represents that the rebel military- forces in North Carolina are in a very ocmoraliaed condition, and that a disposition is manifested on the part of both soldiers and civilians to jeturn to' the Union on the best terms they can get. Deserters from the rebel army are constantly coming into the Union lines. A small party of Union cavalry and infantry recently made an expedition' to Washington, N. where they eaptured 30 rebel soldiers, apparently very glad to be they made no resistance. I The Richmond Examiner, of the 24th, says the Ysnkee force east of Mississippi, does not says the South is being conquered by half her numbers.

It nukes an earnest appeal to the Southerners to come fqrward and help drive out the invaders. Tlie Enquirer Large numbsrs of our readers would like to know of the where-a1onts of Forrest. We would suggest, to Qirm to be quiet for a few days, and he win bring rejoicing to every true Southern's banting heart, as be is now getting ready. When he does move he will biake a howl of his roaring beard among the negroes and Yankees in the WesL Enquirer says the rebels do not want any more men because they cannot feed and clothe lhcra. It declares thst they can not avail themselves of the recruits now offering, snd complaint of the inadequacy of the present daily rations to satisfy the hunger of the men now in the army.

The Sentinel on the negro question says the bill was lost in the Senate by a vote of 11 to. Those who voted for an indefinite poslponementof the bin, which amounts to it detest, were Baker, Barnwell, Caper-ton, Garland, Graham, Hunter, Johnston of Georgia, Johnston of MosweU, Orr, and Wigftill. Those who voted in v. Her. ry, U.Jham, S-euimes, ruuinis, Urst, naitir, 4ud Wait-on.

In official circles this is considered as dis- po-tn of the queftibn of putting negr.iol-diera into our armies, finally latest News Of the Richmond They Contain little of any interest-Mo emeuU of the Carolina. The Tribune has Richmond paper of the 5th, but they contain very jiuie military news. i Tlie BaleigV Confederate of tho 22J an nounces the capture ot ort Auaenoo. The same paper ssys three-hundred Yankee officers passed here niht ibeforeTasi to Wilmington to be exchanged The isnkee authorities refused to receive them; snd they were sent back. The Kaleigh 1'rrxtrtt says: After the evacn of Charleston the rebel forces fell back to Monk Corner.

30, miles this side of Charleston. Hardee's headquarters were at Kingstroe. evacuation of the city was a fctr Atretic movement, and was not the revolt of aay present inability to hold it. Tlie Charlotte r. U.

Urtnoerat na a rumor that a cavalry fight took place between Itidgeway and Columbia last Sunday, in which, the Tankees were driven bacx. ine same paper says, it is reported that Gen-D. II Hill or Gen. Cheatham attacked tbe enemy in the rear on Thursday or Friday, and captured S00 prisoners and a number of a agon. I The Kiehmona papers stiu agnate un question of arming the negroes and reiterate previous arguments.

i t- Tne rVOTld asninglO special preuieis tbe early movement of Grant He says the rebels-are concentrating to endeavor to defeat Sherman, and use nxi tew oaye wiU produce stirring events. Grant and Schonekl are manoeuvreing to prevent such rebel concentration. 1 I Tnejr Want Peaee. Tbe armiee on both sides want peaee. As an evidence of the feelingamong the soldiers In both we qnote from the special correspondent of the Cincinnati Qosette: "A fetter frotS the Army nf the Potomac, flsted the 1st 'ssys that for five hours sfter- the flag of truce was declared along onr lines in front of the 9th Corps, ihoutand of our beyt TSrew eue-n their arm and engaged in tall playing with the rebel toldiert.

The ut-" most good feelinjr prevailed, and dnring; the time the pTobahilities of peace" were fairly, diwnseed by the officers and men from both Tliese men did not appear to be influenced by any bad feelings toward each other. They thought it no dishonor to lay aside their amis while the peaee Commissioners were Missing through their, lines, and ia a friendly manner, talk over the probabilities of peace, and engage with each other1 in a friendly game, of ball." How nnlike the dhroat catting conduct of "the ruling powers fctt Washington, who would sacrifice the last man. and the last dollar of the country's I wealth, in the war for the benefit of the niggers. iraynr cwany -Krst- wrast 7 I. i JJrT, tikFobtcocksf, PaxrKas ITAXonca to jl Lirn will be remembered that in the ease of Joseph convicted of sanrder, and sentenced to be hanged last Friday, the President granted a reprieve, Bent, it appears, was committed to the State Prison on Friday noon, the President a warrant cummuting'lhe death sentence io Imprisonment for life reaching the eity but an hour or two pre ions to that fixed for the ereeution.

have the authority of Ihe New Bedford Merttny tor stating that npon th fact of the commutation being announced to him, the prisoner refused to accept it, insisting that he would n4 go to prison, preferring death by hanging to im-prisenutent for The Xemuy adds that there is a quest ion, whether tie President has the power to rmprisot for' life in a State Prison; and if while Bent refused to go there, the hour for nis eXecUlien ad passed, he certainly would have been free. Botton JIM-; It is averted that1 photograplief who has been 'employed by the Dutch Oorertmient to views "of themost heautifut point on it lie island of Java, if discovered Die ruins of an entire city buried beneath thw lavs of a Votcw by, which' T'ikhein for ifvral ccaOijiw j. Hw Terk Market. Nxw Toax, February 27. Cotioa k.a.7 MmAmnU.

Wa wum mW at SI. U4 tm aua atu, ail saail tar hbboi ta oo4 braulrara mul aeoy Okia, aa4 Sll istaii aw IrarW Krwds wt. aark-t cini a heavy. Vita a bar r. at oa aid wiuboai hfc.kr 1 at: wa not.

tmltmiT 3 2a Kiain But barara mt th. otation. Ormia Wktvil aaS trr; a ta aalaaef aaikar Skhifu al MM; aa4 white atat. at i Barl ia Srai aod aoaro Oorm ia si taiT; watalf oMaind Baatwa at Si at (MiwtimI, ma4 mew yriUrw Jaraer at SI 'r- u4 i v. ku mmi mx ai for wmtrm Oau ir.nmiw.ta4 am; wa waa aalMaf wtara at ai mm ks.

Ri -Cootiin Sail. wroeH-ofl ia trm ws srt aalaa of Java at ftf t-anr ia nara rtra-t; wa aaota aaln Mnrvalo at aa4 Bavaaa at at'sr H. luMSIun. fMKlna-Ia bnry wa eaota aalea at 3S- far CTda. ttio7c tat raSaiil In tniit.

am toe taed frr. Wo 1 aaB. rToi Mtnm Park opmed firnir witk Tncrr hu-4nrmj iBv; waeaotaBkles at 35 7iA16 for saw BMra ST1 for laa.1 oak. caab and ia tba rarttiar war, ckin- a tKxil S33L, rath S2 ha far nw far btum alM aaka of ln aria aaw mwmt wwv rrrf4 oVlirarr ia Maroh, at mIImt' aad bim' awrio a aaS al I. Mar, at aslWra' optioB, at 111 Bwf rtrntina-r mmi ahwdf at rariuM arkva.

Pi mmri bwla. ar hf wa aot aakw at WSIITc for licht Sa aavr wrm- tgra B.r.a ta mott aaiM; aoa amlea at XD'a for Cnt. cat, for abort aod toa eat fair doaand; wa aota. I7iMaa for ShoBldara, aad 1 2l for HaBw araooi-aod Wavy aad Homf 6 rm wa qaota aalaa at JDUfi tha latter -lacr. Battar ia hoary aad lower, with aabw at Saa2a for Ohio, aad MM for State finii ia staaar; sata at 1 -yrw far inaiBH iaarUaw.

Hew Tork Money sin 4 stock Market. Krw Tow, February Money Is aitreaT. with a larfa nl7. St far cant, for call Haau, aaa iim lor abort nMad(at i StmrHa ITnliaafa la Baaaiaal. VTaawate it at mm tor fold.

Aairtrti Gold la Baoraattire (lrmr. tM at ft)1-. aVrliatBS 1--, adraariB to ola. and eloaimf at aulfeOWM. CnrernmBt Mocks Ara a abada nrmer aai mora active.

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du Mali pi aa v. a. WKKKI.Y BISK BTATxnrr. acreaee hi S1SVS4 livaraaaa af hperie-. Imctmm la 1 irenlatioa mPeaoalta Fhiladelphin Market.

PsiLi.PKUBU, February 27. Flour is T.rydull; than it bat littla iaqairy, aod yrioc are Bafbaagad. Wheat la nrf dell; we autt aalaa of red at i-V aad white S3 7af.3 as. Cora ia dull; weanote aalaa of new y.Uow i jst 60. Uata are ateadr we aoua aalee at Wm.

Th. Petroleaai aurket ta dutl at rrjbts for ersAe. nO far reSa ia bowd aad e-awla far ea. free, Mm aaad ie ia rood rwiw.1. Pork ia nrm: BRaaatSSSS.

Lard la firm; ale. at 34 Whiakj ia at SJ.32. Gallagher's New York Stock Kxehange. Nrw Iobk, Feb. 2710 V.

XI. Stocks claeedat Gallachar's Bears, telh. at ta follow-tmr rataa: OoM MIS. W.w Terk Oratnl, 115 Brie, 74 Hweaoa, m' eaadia Pitt. birr, Toleda, 113; Keck Ulead, f7V; North Weafera, 34 -S North wawri, ft VfaTe7- fumberlead 7M MirhlaaB Boathera Iliiaoia Ceatral Okie BUeriaripal eertlu; ttnUkailTer.

tni Kartpoaa 17t Klehiraa Central, 114; Chicafe A ltea HXi Canton 3H. eraraaaeBt Ptocka ew iarae, 1UI le-to, it-; S-JOa. eld iame, 110. The Stock aiarhet thia areBlae was T.ry steady. SeM after rail ixkl at SO.

Closing Rates af Gold. New Tonx, Feb, 2710 P. Gold 1m- ed aa the ea.U, at Geluurhev'a Kreaiae fHaek Bs-chaare, at Aft-r call it alvanori to act. GROCEItlES. O.

W. BISHOP, hit of the Inn ef B-iM. Biioe Oe. J. J.

W. BlnHOF. Wliolesalo Grocers, HAVE IN STORE LARGE AND weU uwirtod ataok, which aar after for aa lata lota to luit Borthaaera, and wbeeh tMMuiats ia fart of Wbite Sugar. llefinea Yellow Sngars, Jaew Orleans Sugars. Tarlons brands Sirups, Xlio A laaenyra Co ire, Oreen ate niarlc Teas, BlneKerel.

he bia. a kita. Window UIom. MniKfTOP nnOTITEIXS; Oveoette adiaoa Beoaa, OiBoiaaaft, O. AiitrsEixcirra.

ORPHAN'S BENEFIT. IhXoszsart IZEdrtll, V'ednedaf Evening-, March 1, 1965. AKISUAL LECTUftI AKD CJ5CERT, BErOBX THE-' St Peters' Benevolent Society. LEtmiBKBY EES. P.

J. EYAW, OF BT. LOTTI9-TaaU Mauale, by tfao (elhearal ClaeLr. mLIR MIO, BtT Ttaor aaea a Tickrta, Fifty O.U. frB-Thaia-bw-ToaWe Fake' Opera IIone.

8. K. FrotwietAr and Mnu2r-r MoiRlllhlHlHAI VctiM Maaasrr and Trvaxurer Thou A "Lat uijfht but four of th. inimitable comcdiau. DAN SKTCUELL.

TTIKDAT KVKNINfi, rroarr 16, arrfarni-aBce will cojuBM-ace with the sIotvhu rarer ot POOB PILLICODDY. Poor 3a Prtchl After which th faroritr condlHta of ICE OK PAKLK FBACAI3. DAH ni-TCIllXL To reoclwde with the huvtiaUt fcxo sf DAS 8KTCHELI. Mating crory 8atuntar at 2 Y. X.

AdmUriba to all part, of the hotur, cvnta. Haictaor AftauMm. lr-aa Clrctr, Parqu.Ke and Belconr. Un-nu; Oell-tr 25 cat; tu, 75 crut; Private Bona. S3 to evi UjMn-n in arms mx admittad.

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BerretajT. Sat rrUIE F1KM OF GEORGE D. WIN- 1 CHELL. MARSH CO- at that of WIS-CHELL A MAKSU, waa thia dir duold bf laatu-al ooaeeBt. The anarttkwl bnainrai of hoth flrtaa will becloud aa br ChuKGK 1.

WIN HKLL. wUa ie aothoriacd hj the firm toerttl. aa thir afriri. Gt(. D.

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alelaaaaai aohf. Xowl baa rood ta cbuica nl. OoAna; SiO baaw old LaWTTa aad Jarre OoBBt S.OO Bkaw. oa. 1, and 1 Mackerel fjaraenbrraer and Bolavaat Hafav Inn aiiifflaifTit Tobacco.

Cirara ttMi Cordaae, l-Wcaa. Teaa. Soapa. Uttlk iH other artkrlre oa henf aad tor Bala, aa TABT -mmT MABABT hr IB. IX.

BISHOP te CJO, Rst 30 JIaia street. Bear Colaatklav. ATJCTTOII SAT.rJl. CHARGE C. KOHL.

t'iac New Carriage. Iluegies, and Bay Horse, at Auction. TnrRSPAT MORJftMi, March S. l-a. at Mf k.

will hr tM tha fcHluwiaa aantrnt vrbiebw: owe) TUnobr, two Kixkawar. two I'turtonx, one toai ltM40rv. one oofb Hiurcr. aim one Waaitn. The artt rWrni- all Dt-w an.l rf th- 1 .1 uumlitv.

nanufartarai and and will b. wiurantvrd. AUo, a ft rut raaar I. mi wt i. h.

Tltrr will br oa rzhnatioa on WEDS BSD AT! AlTf.HMK.. a-e-ll HAS. O. KOHL. Amtiooorr, HICKMAN CO.J St-ttl fjtt? Bik'm ami A iK-trtaatreri, Na.

Weojt Ziunt fttrrru tL. A VT tfA- f.a11l. Honses, Nos. C3T and 639 Vcst Sixtii i .11 cru Will be at anction, on FKTTIAT Man-h 3. at 11 i.

mi tli Mrmiim. two dNar. aM. brick Pwrin.ua IIimm, ii. 63; aad 3 wilt atnrt, a hi il, mr frennti trr4.

num. cat piiimianitniir oiuil, wru OBI iihnl. and in cuid unbv. with re thrvBirhout. Th.

i a-rt front lr The 1 x-atioej ie roBTniriit to tlie atcrrt car, aad the Brepertr wow under rent at ST3D ar annum. Temie ai.iir kBuwa the day of aUr. Title India PBtaiir. tai puaitiTr. J.

L. HTOKMAX A frSMI Real Eotate AnctinBMTa, To W. 3d nuwt JAMES H. LAWS A OOa-a 67 aad Mais ell art. Btialat Mmlm mt 4Mraare A A art I We win aer frr Bale at oar rtore, Wa Ho.

Mala b. at at BtT. ea MORMIMd, Sa, caoca, iwkrgm aaa wixeuie aasortai.Bl conu.tinr of ttoaar, CoAaa, Moll arir and dxauahle Mortarnt of Mafia mupuiu of pnjnr, ionea, jaotaaaaa. 1 Ja-2t jNaiia, uiaMware, Ac JAMBS H. LAWS ic'eBintercial coey.j JAMES H.

LAWS CXX ST aad Maia atreat. 1 I.KW BOXBS BT CATAtOOtnt We will wllil onr rtore, 'o. Mais all ate, mm W1DMX1IAI MOBNIMw, Starch al ff o'clock, a catalocae ef boxre aaaortrd Glaaawara, low and equat Jan, TtuubUrf ef all aiaea, DUhra. aalaa. Kar-pit-e, Bear MBifn, Klaaka, Sauocra, Molaawe Jura.

lBipa aad Lamp t'himneTa, Saltwortha, I iwdu. TlBcturea. Wine aad Biaadr Botlire. ac. 12.

above are all fresh rood aad a vaej 4s- air. hie aatartntant of Trrnueeeh. MS IB U. La wa a AKUoaHSh (Conmercial copy.) JACOB QUAFF WEPITBSDAT STORM IVfJ. March I.

at e'daefc. at oar aalai-rooBM Me. 14 iLfve Vonrth atreet, a laiwe quantity of furniture, aenrul which ia of tacellea qnalitr. A lao, a somber of fiaa Brasaela, Teirei aad ether Carpris. Alee, a qaaBtitr of Qoeenrware, andT two Sewiac Vachiaaa.

JACuB Aactlaaaw. It Kot Eaat roarth CHARLES KOHL-: lewwlair Wwklr aairria arrrehnarr 4Dai a ta, Wbi Itay aV VtlaBi arwl.i Bta-htlar. Akaeit an C'aaea atowta, Caltea, dktu, mt AnesitMa. TrtSinAT MOKKTSU. braair at at ralre House Mo.

la Kail Kourth (Mvet, a varieor af very pod nrl. n.w t'erprta, Ac. Also, at 11 o'clock, a eplndid aprrn-octare 'Olt tort TiaiKKForre, and a Wheeler A WiLa lleia Machine. Alat, alnt ce.ee of Boot. aneM-trw aizra, aad a nwmlxir of balm of Cottoa llattinr.

frloa tt AS. KOHL, Aartie n. J. MONTOOMERT. ree ttoonia, i pari aireet, one aoor eaet ov trr.a.1 ar Whiaaa M( STar rive TBMtnf stwwlavai -aaeaitna.

Oa WEPJCE9PAT MORKISn, March a or.ct. for acconator wboaa it aiaroa.carn. Beat hora Mcwinie Can be rxammd at i time before the at Mo. rt Ffrl etreat. fruaeit U.

t. MUMTUOMBBI, Al (Cttnircial topy i II MONTGOMERY. tales Rooms, 73 Pearl street, one door east of Vase. La ram MMBr sf Dry i Jteata, HsU, pm, kiaaleair. a- wrl iaai.

I Ob WBPNESPAT MORXirtO. SUrrh I. at o' a larae.tork of lrr Iftiwis, Books, Sheos. tiwi-rf. nr.i tCVmiiuerciAl copr.J IIITBKAPD II Ke.

Weet Fifth btrre. tarBersJatoe-kar Preth, KsateaaHf, SMas- B1 s4t ave ai7 wiBBsta a Sarllw Will be sold en WEBJfBripAT, March narwiaa. o'rl-k, at oVlorV an 7t o'clock lie a lacm aad vr Maple and Panrj prr browa aaS bk-acbrd MtlxJia. Frist-, some ef the beat braadik s-4 MioetiuK. lruh Lim-B, Table Linen, Kaa-kina.

black and fancy ((lks. Bar hlste, blank aa pis id Sha In. Pltid Drees lloods. Collars. Lisle Thraa4 and openwork lio.ierr Ladies' and (nMrtbmea Liai fs.

sn.uuo Gent's Paper C'ollare, tea ra a bos. White (ieuse and Shirt flannel. Ilalaioral Hkirbs. Miirt Prints, a lot of new Spring ClotiiiwK. a lariety Ril.l,n, Lacea and tabr fcprii.r tliMlcmhirts, aad Ladies' r-puoi t'otten, hprinu Cloaks, Lace Mantles, hi Ik Uraa-aliae SiiswU, with a rerietr of other tleeiraW suits.

for laities are partirulsrir ra -rite, to atta-ad. UUKBAKO HEATO. tt Auctn BJ. HICK A CO Bf al Estate Broker and ABCtioascr, IS Wast Third street, a A Braatlnil Th re. stery Brlek KVwrnssssX Hmi, 131 Myravaaewr aMaeaa.

a Asm-sosi. i Wilt be sold at auction oa THUKHPAT MOBltlVCL March lei, at II o'clock, oa the preatiaea aarC beautiful three storr brick dweUiaa house. Ma LA brcemore street, weec sioea near roarta street, raei- isisisi ii rwmi tsa ban, aae eetn ia tbe beat fnauuer. mmnl.t. tIE A mr wita as throajrhout 4 a The lot is 2:.

feet front br about 10T. feet deep. Tho socaiioa is ceatral, pleas. at, aad eowTeateat fcaat. Terms aaade keowa oa dar of eat.

Title indisputable, bale potir. 1 J.X. HICCMAB fs-4t Real Estate Aactloneers. 76 W. Tatr St.

J. L. IUC'KMAN CO. 'Beat Eetate Broilers aad Anctiaaeers, Be. 74 Wsa4 7 aire errrrt.

Will sold at suction, an WBDHEhDAT MOBBING. March at 11 a'rluck. aa the prsiaasna. -that heeatlful thne-etorr brick dwrliiaw houss, be. -3ni Bare street, rest aide, bet.

Seventh aad Lihch acsv rontaiaiBsT raoms and ball, wash rosea, baa. raotna, water closet, toishtd in in ooniplrte order, with xss throarhoat, hot aad cesst -water, Aa. Tha lot feet front br SS ttesav more or ires, to aa al W. Tbe location la the aaaat. desirable ta the city tor a rtwideejre.

Terras auuse kax.ww aw tha dar ef Bale. Ttth) la Is BBtaMe. cal. puaitire. The boose will be open for inspect oe oa tbe St St ldof thesaia.

J. L. UICE MAN uO, Seal Estate Anctioaeera. lr2S-tt 2m. 7 Weet Third street.

J. HICKMAN s. CO. i Beat Eetate Brokers and Anctioaesrs. new 7 waaa isiro srrs.1.

ADMISISTSATOBII wtrtrax Pwalllsf. a aw adjatai I Win be aold a aa WEDKESDAT AITWsU HOejt, March 1, lSai, at 3 o'clock, oa the- premise, that two-esorr hrtek dweilin Boaaa, as. Bs Wees wtatb ss ut. north stde. artsMa OBtrel Aea.

an. aad John street, containlnr 11 nana and hail. 1 ne sot te 29 aw iront wr ee seat aeea, aao, wui valaabie Dosinres aropertr. Tenascash. Title ladispatabla.

Sale prisltlTS. John W. Kara. Adaiieistrator of Julia Jolly's ai J. L.

H1C AMAJt A Real )tase fV4f A Oft(niirl. Vo. WVW Third at. inPORTAHT CHAHGE. HAYIXO PURCHASED THE liZTT TORK.

STB AM XAUSPBT. aa theraaev -rensrassd, and issaroresaaata added, and piso.i a the heads of a compataat laandi ssa, lss-a. Aaseaess Colliaa. ronaartref Webb street. Gents and bvusi ansa -rely apea bavin their work baa rtaiaa sir va av aaoal te Eastera atrie.

tawilbas, ho tela, ateasaboat ewaeia. Aeea afa ttpoa harms their wora wurans asoajpiiy. Heads oelied for aad delirerad free of anarr Laaartry ataos va aae mi a BA1FH McitAOBJaM. Pr I Islet w. Jbssb Cotxrm, bwperiatsadsat.

OIlTes and. Caperst-. OTT'FP OLIVES: SEVILLE OLIVES: 1 VWmk IHtMl Caper, various braade; -N IKwiDie urn oca eeii. an Batieaal Theater Bnildinc, Sycaasore street, he I wis! Third and Fourth streets. fat BISUCE, ma-r1aaev as a Bsiarcr OFFICE AND SALESROOM AT TII3 Psctrrry, ceT-oer ofeWonit sad Bla, sUwb, ba rinaatl.

4hia. Keep eo net. nils aa hand a Urmss. ortawst of CsrnwM ssd all drir iionsi and or the latest style, which we warrant easel BOr BsBBBiactare ia the eBtry which we lante) euatooiera ia oot lins to call and examiue. -t-lao E.

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