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OFrIcE OF TIRE MIsSEsorA MINNIE coxpAsy, I
is7 Greenwich-st., New orb, May 18th, 1855
-OTICE The TRANSFER BOOKS of IA

IN COMPANY viii be finally closed SATURDAY. the ~
day OF June next preparatory the dissolution Of the pres
Company and lis under the General Mining
of the State OF Michigan The dividend payable The A
July next viii TO the stockholders standing the Boob
q the said time Of closing
special and ena meeting Of said stockholders viii be hea
this Office WEDNESDAY, the 18th day Of June next .
O'clock A. NJ. carry into effect the dissolution Of ~
Minnesota MINING COMPANY, as resolved at the lss
Annual Meetings and immediately thereafter. on the same
khodes under the organization I'd
be held for the election Of Officers the adoption Of Law
and Of other necessary business to complete &
said re-orgsn zaticn according 20 law.
BY order Of the Directors
SAMUEL J. w. BARRY, Secretary
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OFFICE AUDITOR or STATE OF INDIANA,
Tunt.xapoftS Nav "A tatl
7 DAN for 81 ,25O, OOO-For the Enlargement d

7 DAN for 81 250,000-For the Enlargement q
IL the Erie, the Oswego the Cayuga aud Seneca Csnsa ~
Completion Of the Black River and Genesee aeJ "
malls, and for other purposes. A.. A..
The Commissioners Of the Canal Fund BY yrtue OF the Ak
entitled An Act authorizing Loan for the Enlargement us
Erie the Oswego the Cayuga and Seneca Canals and M
the Completion Of the Black River aud Genesee Valley Csn.
provide for Of certain Canal Revenue
and fol- other purposes passed February 49, 1885 hereby w
notice sealed proposals will be received at the Canal Do
dat day for a LOAN of ONE MILLION TWO HUNDRED
AND FIFTY THOUSAND DOLLARS, for which trssar
able Certificates Stock will be issued In the name inc
People othe bearing interest at the rats o
per per snnum payable quarterly on the inst days o. JAM
sry April July and October In each year and the principal
that the Commissioners be at liberty TO take les sun
II the such their opinion are advant.seo
the interest the State The proposals may be for the whos
or any part said Loan ess than IS 0O0 All propon
be sealed up and Endorsed LOAN FOR THE ENLARGE
NENT and ncosed in envelope directed the AUDITOR
the Genial Department Albany. The money will be required
be paid five per cent the acceptance OF the proposal m
balance the 10th day Of June II paid tho Nes
York State Bank In Albany the 10Th day Of June
pad the Bank Of the Manhattan Company In New York ~
the money will be received and scrip issued any time befs
II desired, after the award Of the loan Is made
Payments be made by deposng the same 10 the credit
the Treasurer Of the State account OF the Canal Fund
the Bank Of the Manhattan Company Newfork, or 10 ~
EewYork State Bank In the City Of Albany Interest on ~
Loan will commence first day OF July next and ~
holders Of the stock residing In the first and second Judicial D.
tct and those residing out of the State viii receive ths
the stock held by them quarterly at the Bank Of ~
Manhattan Company, IN the City Of New York and AL ohx
stockholders the NewYok State Bank, in the City Of
HENRY ]. RAYMOND, Llsut. Governor.
JAS M. COOK, Comptroller.
T.. w. LEAVENWORTH, Sec'y Of State
4. O. sPAULDING, Treasurer.
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u ~ steamship Illinois MeKnsty fm- Aypinxvil Nav 81
With the male treasures ke from San Frsncco NAY 49, 10
~ o. Roberta June $50 NJ exchanged srpsis VIII
bGi Charm, bound 10 the soufhwUd.
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The Illinois from Aspnwall brings about $780, 900 on
her manifest which was rather unsatisfactory to those
who did not reflect that only week interviewed be-
tween this and the previous Panama steamer. The
Nicaragua steamer, which sailed on the same day,
and the Illinois together bring the full weekly average
The semi-monthy trips did not commence until after
these steamers left. The passengers by the Illinois
brought an unusually large amount of gold, and the
Assay Office during the day has been crowded. The
amount in the hands of passengers is estimated at
$500 0OO which with the drafts the Sub-Trcasury
would make nearly $1,000, 900 by this steamer and
about 81 500, 600 by the two steamers.
The steamer of tomorrow will take, as far as we
can learn, about $3.50, 900, but this amount may be
increased.
The Imports Of Dry Goods for the week show
small increase as compared with the same week of
last year. being ss44,97s against s676,5as The fig
ures are:
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fnanrial.

DIVIDEND.-The Board Of Directors of the
~ HOWARD INSURANCE COMPANY have THIS
DAY declared Dividend of TEN Per Cent upon the Capital
Stock payable and after MONDAY the 4th day Of June
HENRY A. OAhLEf, Sccrotuy'
New. York May 80, 1855.
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COURT OF COMMON PLEAS--JUSE g.
Susan s. Mesch1tt against Stephen B. Meschutt.
Divorce granted.
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HYPERION COURT-JUSE e-Bef5re Judge BoswoRTH
Walter agt. Post.

To recover amount, laid at $1,000, for snoring up
hu,S;te No $40 Broadway The claim denied Verdict for
plaintiff $685. For plaintiff Mr.. FOgarty for defendant Mr.
Wskemen.
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OFFICE OF The NORTH AMERICAN FIRE Insurance
COMPANY. No. Wall-st., New York, June S, 1850 }
DIVIDEND.-The President and Directors
~ have this day declared semi annual dividend of TEN
PER CENT on the capital stock, payable on demand
r. W BLEEKER, Secretary.
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Total Pots and Peerls...-.... ............ $50
COTTCS-A very lively demand with advance Of idt
eharscterzes the market to-day; the estin
u coo bales which the largest number have recorded IN
some time The rates az the follows:
-
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OFFIcE on IHE NIcsicAs SOUTHERN AND NokrHEh
IsDIAkA RAILROAD COMPANY, No. 10 William-st-,
SEw-YoRK, May 4, l25h
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, that at meet
IN ing Of the Stockholders Of the MICHIGAN SOUTHERN
RAILROAD COMPANY, held al Adrian, In thu State Of Mich.
isan, he 2h day Of April las ". yoed that .ad Com
pauy be cDnsoida with the NORTHERN INDIANA RAIL
ROAD COMPANY, Ia Of The laws Of the sa,e Of
Michigan and that a. meeting Of the Stockholders of the
NORTHERN INDIANA RAILROAD COMPANY, held a.
Lapoe Indiana the 18th day Of April last was vossd THAI
he said NORTHERN INDIANA RAILROAD COMPANY
be consolidated with tie MICHIGAN SOUTHERN RAIL
ROAD COMPANY, authorized BY the laws
Indiana And that IN Of the aid votes agree
sogTERS RAILROAD COMPANY and the s.ia NORTH
ERN INDIANA RAILROAD COMPANY, whereby they
have become merged and consolidated into Company,
seled The MICHIGAN SOUTHERN AND NORTHERN
INDIANA RAILROAD COMPANY"
Holders Of Stock the old Companies requested
render immesfey their old Certificates Of Stock aud take
new Certhestss W the Corsoiiated Company.
BY order cfhe bossd Of DisectonL
J. N. HOPKINS Secretary
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DRAFTS on sco ENGLAND ,Ha AL, IRELAND Il and
s SkIEasA bs sAkK 6 so2PxS IRELAND
Payable at sight, in T%iG 15S bR Sgrii Bankers
No 10 walist. ~ r.
DOBERTSON, COLEMAN & Co, BANKERS
~ and DEALERS in EXCHANGE Rockford, nlino@--
RRS SsssSO P PSTon or sspO, Souns Mcu
Also, BeO and Jane'vile, VIA Refer to Bank Of New.
York.
NOTICE.-The JULY INTEREST on ths
~ CIVIL FUND BONDS Of the state Of ss c'l No.
Broadway tie Of the Coupons on and ef ne
seth of June, 1885,
n w. VAUGHAN & Co., Providence, r. L.
IL BANKERS and BROKERS' are prepared 90 nesoeas
S Paper e %s TooSs oS sad
act AGENTS for parties abroad IN the Transaction OF any oa
RryERrSc.s-Mr T. D. Bowen President Blackstone csn!
Bsns Providence Ii Mr. G. Is bobSn Som hp S.
York; Messrs. John Farnun Co.. Philadelphia.
orrrcE AvprroR OF srarE OF ISplAsA,l
IsDr.SaPoLIs May %. 1854
GALE of STATE STOCKS.-The following
- named Banks having failed to comply with the law Of ihs
State regulating General Banking hereby give notice that
viii sell At public aae9T q tss Ss b oS Jass
O'clock NJ the securities held in trust for the redeupson
Traders Bank, at Nashville.
Bank of Attics, at Atiea.
Public Stock Bank, at Newport
Bank OF North America, at Morocco.
State Stock Bank of Indiana, at Peru
Bank Of Albany, at New. Albany -
Orange Bank Posey ye consisting OF Indians Cent
Atlantic Bank at Jackson consisting of Indiana css
Ensrt County Bank at Goshen consisting Of Indiana PEI
Cent h0u''''"A pei ''N' anu IT, E. TKLBoTT, Auditor
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Markets. CAREFULLY REPORTED FOR THE TRIBUNE.

FRIDAY. Junt u.
AsHEs-The market Is firm f5r Pots IS 75ds5 s7t and
Pearls Sc; sales Of rs bbs:
WESLEY STATEMENT BY LESTER, PALsLR AGO.
SfocI. han InnaR 1875.
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BRoAowAy BANK, Now. York, May d, 1855,
ELECTION-The ANNUAL ELECTION for
IL DIRECTORS of this Bank and for INSPECTORS OF the
next ensuing Election, will be held at the Hawking House. NO.
"a Broadwsy on TUESDAY the 18th day of June proximo,
between the hours of IL NJ and O'Clock By order
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jas. ID. tOUh, tUWpfrOIIefs
+. w. LBAyENWORTH, Sec'y Of Stat
T.. O. SPAULDING, Treasurer.
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COMM ERClAL.
FROM QUIZ COMMERCIAL CORRESPONDENT.

NEW Yosx, April 10, 1865.
The recent sdyics~ from Europe Of decided
character in respects More confidence appears
ohaye entertained in the pacific results Of the Vienna
conference and signs Of reaction from the long ehb Of
gold from England Not only bad the export Of the precious
metals to the ceased and the banks Golfers ndca
ted large accumulation Of the metals but the exchanges
with the continent indicated almost rehux Of gold while the
demand silver for the East had fallen OF that both bar
silver and dollars had declined in London I'D per
The former selling 5s ID and the latter As ll1sd
oance has been generally supposed that, should the
sua demand which has existed for silver for the East since
the OF the Chinese and the return
peace the that have been boarded in Europe
silver would far from having appreciated IN relation
ogod become cheaper relatively than before the
od To illustrate what extent gold has supplanted
silver countries Of Europe take nom the Of
acs report Of the Count dArgou OF the Bank Of
France figures relation to the import and export OF
the precious metals in France for series OF wears
Import and export iato and from France
sER#H Import Export.
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Grea, BriI.in s,I335sa s4937a 682,7I3 1895 5.7
United states !. sN7757i IS als97 ssIsa7o 5a,ssaas
The United States has sustained its large silver coinage
under the new both France and England have coin
ed but small sums that metal and that Of the smallest de-
uomin ATOMS The Australian demand has ceased, for Eng
h gold coins has essened the coinage there in important
degree while large French coinage has sustained the
mand for the metal Prior to 1850 the coinage of gold in
France reaching half million per
annum The channels Of circulation begin show signs Of
repetion under continued influence of the great supply
the return of political confidence and the depressed
Of trade. All these elements indicative of speedy
of commercial activity Up to this time, however,
there been relaxation in the shipment of gold hence
though requires higher rate of exchange than that
which last year. The rate Of money has for the past
few weeks been low in New York in Londona most
unusual theprobabiyis that had the
rate Of discount remained unusually high for length
time in England the drafts of gold hence would have
been much has actually been the The supply
gold from California has been much reduced through the
breaking up the machinery of remittance but it exists
nevertheless and will forward later in larger
II is estimated San Francisco that the available
for export is larger than last year. The amount in New
York. banks and together larger than last
year BY much The hopes of peace had caused great acv
y the cotton market in Liverpool at advance in price,
Notwithstanding apparent larger supplies from this side This
enhance remance hence in addition to the increasing
stocks and railroad bonds The exports and
imports have been follows since January:
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j. semple master, C. Ahy; I'd lieutenant Of marines,
Edward jones passed midshipnen, William X. Mercer,
John H. Hamilton, and ]. q. Eeleman mdshipmen, J.
Madison Todd and John s. Barnes gunner John G. kit-
teri carpenter, james MeDonad sailmaker, 4. G. Her
berts bnatswan -. Engineers-chief, j. Follansbee
first assistants A. O. sinners aud f. r. Deuce second
sistant j. H. Warner and T. A. Jackson third assistants,
Cleland Lindsey II. A. Ramsey and w. II. Hunt.
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April 3-di0uf

s,ELHCT ADDITAONs.--ws TO dry TO stock
y baregc robes, In modern styles
cart robes, with choice si,ie lawns
brttantes, Of the patterns
30 coorsd linens, for gcntemen's shirts and chidrens
80 style spring silks
% sprisY rhnnds
plaid and plain cambrics, all numbers
40 do barega De ialres, neat styles
90 black Mlk OF peculiar glossy fnish
/ assorted
every article tending make stock thorough
w assorted.
All, persons no, Judges goods find economical make
tIair purchases OF a bnt price only.
Daily Auditors made stock
An raminaion Of AND solicited.
bills present is expected 10 occur
articles low pcer, and fair dealing sry " relied on IN all
.ssss PERRY b. BROTHER,
Sicr~sp West 1nidtna,
April 3--dlotf Opposite cehhe sAsfssh
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To Ohicers, Soldiers, Seamen, &C, OF all Wars
their widows and Minor Children.

8. M. KNIGHT,
fstoraey government elainaants, Washington d. CT
CONTINUES prompt attention TO the
description against the general govern
Bounty Patent and General Land oncr
and board VI claims.
earliest and favorable action on Claims win MIS- m
justify him assuring his
respondents and the public generally that interests In
trusted to his keeping will not be neglected.
rAxslos, sopSrYLAsp PATENT, AND rosLrc-LAs Laws.
He has nearly ready for aaiui,ous anoag
who become such) pamphlet
aiming existing pension patent
public laws down the end Of hs late Consesa, nciu
ding the -,
Under received less than 100
entitled additional land said act grams also 100 acres
10 all officers chapans soldiers
friendly Indians the including State
troops militia and all officers senmeD ordinary
Marines Clerks Of the heretofore
fourteen days (unies
bale period 776 and the widows and minor
children OF all such persons entitled, and deceased
found, adapted the wants
under the with cop0us decisions and nsirHc
OF The department aud practical ussesnons ~ 70 inc course
o " pursued In suspended or rejected cases.
anvil themselves OF the fncaes ahorded
by Office in securing prom" and psr.ona. Of
phlet by remitting thirty cents IN postage stamps.
wprcEMEsrs coRREsroxDEsTr.
forward for management
hy agency dealt with literally sappied with all neces
from tune ccur a the execution of the law.
subscribers direct his correspondents "
locality, very ented une the late act and
obtaned under former
of DATA that will materially assist In securing ad
dtional bounty.
The highest cash price. given revolutionary
scrip, and Illinois land patents . -
Mar is-Iaw4waAcp Washington city
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men whose misfortune it TO misunderstood him.
believe that the present Secretary Of the Treasury has
the respect Of the whole country that he has proved
faithful and capable guardian OF the public interests and
that il win hereafter be recorded bis honor that he
The first who ever administered with fidelity the per-
feet financial system conceived.
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hICKsON I'D Mowbray Pouttry. vol London.
" Brownies American Poultry Yard vol. New York.
Guide Poultry Maid | vol London.
The Pigt by Youatt. I vol Philadelphia.
Pigs and their by Richardson vol. Dublin,
RandsiI's sheep Hushandry. vol New York
Morei's American Shepherd. vol New York.
Blackjack Sheep | vol Glasgow.
Benton aud Barry American Sheep l VOL Cambridge
Guenon m Mich Cows. ! vol. New York
johnson Dairy and ON Cow keeping. vol. Loudnn
Cau; so by the Society for tho Diffusion Of Useful know
edge
Iawrences Farmers and 0rsxers' Guide. VOL
Domestic Animals fthe Farm. vol.
number Of the arriery and the horse.
aud other branches OF farming aud gardening
"A rl ~ FRANCk TAYLOR.
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LOCAL N f w 8.

New FOR cHLoRoroRm.We were present at the Pat
Office few days since, while experiments made to
destroy weev in wheat by the of chlooform In two
three minutes, after few dropS of choroorm had been ad
mnstered the insects naturally enough began exhibit
mstakabe symptoms Of uneasness which proved to be the
certain precursors of quiet, respectable DEATH Il the
opinion Of the experimental that these destructive insects
might be eectually exermnaed through the agency of
choroorm and large quantities Of fine wheat saved every
year We have disposition to combat this opinion but
think that faith might be greatly strengthened
if the agency chloroorm could be successfully invoked du
ring mosquito time.
cold cutting bowling wind vouchsafed to Of this
meridian throughout the whole of yesterday Early in the
morning the mercury fell nearly to freezing point.
FaE-A stable and wood shed adjoining in Temperance
Hall alley destroyed by fire Tuesday afternoon last
Supposed to be the work Of an incendiary.
The Potomac has quite busy, bnstiing appearance
with its fishing schooners steamers wood boats
and craft On Monday last (says the Alexandria
Gazette) about noon tyodd sail counted between
the wharves this place and the bluff this side Of Fort
Washington, coming up and going down the river
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March o. 1885.
NOTICE holders OF stocks Of thn United
following notice Of ~ January last that
completing purchasc ~ the nount therein
named will continue purchaser upon tir terms
notice. residue OF the not
ceiyed herep prior the first day 81 Iune next,
TREAsuRv DxrAarxssr
January q, 1865.
hereby gwen holders OF the following
Ks Of United pepasd
hereof and The La Day OF
sm0antns in hr s&aese. 20
ri OO0, and tbe terms hetsnnsr men
toned, to wit:
In cssc Of any contingent campcoa within tho stated
preferences be- given the order 81 me IN which .ad eek
NAV Tho certificates, duly assigned W The urra
receive the amount thereof must
be the recripi Whereof
price compounded III the Eliawns rHsc"isrs
4, specified IN each cettHcats
stock vi the loan sutozrd ny ihe Nc ~
July November ~ 1885 % ~ ps' esR 90 ~
stock 1894 rrdceshse s-i e
eember s0Q The stock o The Loans auzfd
S47 and IS48 and r-dc~nane the ,o on @ 80
the h June ~
sathorzed ny NE ast o. iss 1 ~
3lss Of December, 1884 Commonly esss he sh
indemnity , per cent ,a., 49,. ~. -. a, Janu.,y
1855 10 Inc da,s the Treasury WITH me
allowances roach ths owns o. o"s
FIR in das ~ The Treasurer q
thr tinted stArs Bo~op New YORK
Blu, no win entitled the benefit 81 ih aoee
which ut tbs Treasury on o. before h
sA'a i' w " JAMES GUTHRIE,
Secretary Of the Treasury,
Mass-dJuneln flint and sarl
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>NEw NosK, April li.-Coton unchanged with ~moder-
demand previous Foursonthern Is firm at
Yesterdays rsessales OF bb. wbeatssles Of south
white 81 es 50 TO- Corn easier bat not quotsby
lowersses Of 20 900 bushels Pork upward and hrm
Beef unchanged Whkey lower Ohio At "a Si cents
per gallon.
ceip light buyers and sellers holding back for steamers
Floursaes of 200 barrels City Nib stSio no sales
81 Howard street noted Wheat highersses OF red At
81 40 - 50i white 81 so 81 50. Cornwhite at "a &c
cents yellow 81 ~ OF.
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Increase .....,. s5,Ss3 a,s19,l7s
htrfss's. aSO liI


The matured payments pretty large but remit
on the interior continue considerable and the banks
soanteo freely The specie exports Of the week
shssSSb9 or rather than The decrease from the
banks.
he produce markets firm Cotton il less active but
ne rates maintained atssy IL for New Orleans. Coffee is
more aui at the advance-ssy III M for Rio Flour is
ales western canal 50 81 50 IS; mixed western
aaAslo Sll.i Canada, $40 l21S 81 50. Rye -four,
W as' g. Corn meal 81 62. Wheat IS active at 81 S.
|u'nefn white. Rye, 81 40. Oats plenty 81 81 cents
Jersey Corn firm at 81 o6a o. southern yellow. Pork
uoed hrm at Sl7 so, mess; Sis so, old mess. Beef
se'Ne - so s2, country Lard, % 10 cents
butter, new state, % a % cents.
ue stock market has been active for sound railroads.
e bank returns caused fances droop undar the
ens resrstion most Of the railroads, however, closed
nFmly both bonds and stocks.
Yours, PRENTICE.
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BosToS April 1.-THE Asia sailed to-day for Lverpo
Halifax with $50 passengers for the former, and Gig
for the latter port, and 500, 900 in specie.
Its alternately showing and raining here day.
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THOROUGH eauesed Maryland arwef ~ishrs
tbs s"1sh ~hcA
the rropfi.'os desires No improve ana e"nses' "' pe'
turs, aud stock farm.
The highest gven ard MI eommnnes
en- he fully answered.
Address AGRfCOiA, washington w. -
March 27--lswly
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NO RSItS wish dispose OF the extensive property
Academy The buildings are new and IN *
accommodations for three hundred
pills. including school lecture rooms dormores &C &C
excellent opportunity 70 obtain large and long
established To purchaser the terms VIII BE- made
Autographs and plans can be on
tanned proprietor the premises or j. y e. Kennedy
Ma t7--.od2vdk en-. g. r. MORRISON.
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TWO DE ART ENTS.n the department OF ''pure linen
goods, full and ample, at PRAYER
biaiy low prices, as now.
department, goods. hick and thin fabrics,
The assortment IL complete
OF goods above named purchasers rely
all Times by looking Through STOCK We
procuring article that bea.s me stamp
Of The abnyc clnrsrs
supplies kinds Of goods adapted general amiy
consumption constantly hand.
In habit Of buying stores where two or
three uska call and he convinced
advantage purchase where there 10 one
price only ae
Delay In settling any PRESENTS expected
Good psce and far doa.rg b. rsed on IN MI
cerrs. PERRY h BROTHER.
aCrntal stotes,f w est Il uildina
April 3-di0tif Opposite senI" nnket.
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navy nrrARrMKNr.

Departure Of Commodore HeCaaiey. Commodore MoCan-
ley the recently appointed commander of the home squad
ron, VIII leave this morning for Philadelphia where the
steam-frgae San Jacnto awaits him. Ii Is understood that
immediately the arrival Of the commodore the San ia
cinto viii depart for the Gulf Of Mexico she ready
proceed to Commodore McCauey has received his in
structons from the President The following list of the
officers OF the san Jacinto; Captain, G. X. Strblng lieu
tenants, Overton Carr, William L. Herndon j. @. Beau
mont, Francis X Murray, and G. H. CALDWELL purser, Nc
Kesn Buchanan; surgeon John L. For surgeon