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To d n oE To-day'a sport at the Metairie
NH eoilsIst III mile race for Club purs 81
$500 The entries are Bingaman's Repentance,
DosHelE Fastg Washington. Foley's Bette
aua Hunters SherY1od. Here is food for
reflection.
All It'd chief betting room, last night the pool
ing Hnsnrnsd pp ~ follows: On Bette Ward,
a8S60 o5a Fanny Washingt on, $3.50 on sherrod,
81 ina oH Repentance. sl515. Total, Id ten
pDala. AL gao
d inc track being now III beautiful condition, an
extra liyel contest may be looked for.
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NgR 0sIEAss AND Bayou SARA MAIL CoapANr.
As d meeting Of the stockholders Of this Company
held Oil the TIT for the current year
were daily elected. Az 4 meeting Of the Board Of
Directors, held Tie same day Mr.. Eugene Lanoue
was chosen President and III. A. Powell Score
fasy. Notice published elsewhere specifies the
names Of the gentlemen composing the Board of
Birectars The names will be recognized as
among those Of The most prominent and energetic
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-04-03

Tag EEs w Y yesterday published the re-
safss Of election giving the total vete Of each
III the candidates, just a. We received it, without
Tang over the additions. Il the return for Judge
II lls Third District Court We gave the vote for
Il igneaud as 25l3. In adding up the vete
a es5 rreeinct, as ohtained at the sherifss Office
MSaaay night, NE find the correct addition to be
asoa 6r. Foute' N vote being 25o5, shows him
elected hy 3 majority.
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\ Nero ASiIIsE AsENcr The ertisement of Mr..
easap agent, No. : Exchange Place, appears
ii aTsthe column. Merchants, planters and 9th
srs desifin potent assistants and bookeepera.
etc. desiring situations, are By the adver
fiBsrsns, requested t8 call at the above named
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MERtH kss 1ED AucTI IExcHASGE. The
od building III III reopen tomorrow, IS
leH pnblic Institution, under the above title. It
"A YFil En- opened VII Il grand blew ont, if we may
snage ~ tie polite Invitation We have received
\ irons aIr. IlusK, tic agent. ri
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tENI RrFIEs, You are else
eiEis iaily notified I'd at armory
81 4th Ne, in full dress uni
form The regalar company drills win hereafter
\ take place on every Thursday evening at u
osciook. panctnal attendance Of members is de-
sired. See notice.
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aBEE or Go,faEHor In djourned meeting
I VI this Chamber Will be held this evening, at d
clsck IL the Trustees, room Of the Crescent Mu
snai Insurance Company Important business will
BE ssbfnittsd for conside ration.
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lTHE r ATR BAr OpD FEILows' 81 ct it be
borae in mind that the fair for the benefit Of the
0rphans' Hare Will be open again tonight. at Odd
FelloWs' Hall, and will continne Thursday and
Friday Tho fair room ~ 4 most attractive and
pleasant place to spend an evening at; and when
consider the charitable purpose for which it 81
gotfen up. II i moi surprising that the hall should
AZ EsA MaIl
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I'D GopfEs III THE GRRscEsr, containing the
olsaisl proceedings Of the Convention can be had
] Ill ogr oosnfsr, HI wrappers for mailing.
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Ras6og AIis viii Be observed by notice, pub
sshsd ii day that III ss#rs. anderson, Terry y Co.
dave remove 10 n D. cd CarpHdelet street.
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Notice.

me Annual Entertainment for the BENEFIT OF THE OR
PHANS' HOME, will he held at ODD FEIIo ws, NAN o
me evenings of MONDAY TUESDAY, WEDSEsD Az
IhuRspAY aud FRIDAY April LIST, 3D. 3D. 4th and 9Th,
sale. - -D7 n mat o ~ t0r
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Orleans, drunken rufian walked up to man
standing quietly in the public hall of hotel and
with the words e Confonnd you l don't like your
looks, !" made desperate lunge at him with an in
Fortunately the gentleman with the knife " was
so hopelessy intoxicated that he missed his mark.
fell by the force of his own blow and cut only his
own fingers.
It's the New York Evening Post that tells this
story, and it is the first time that it was ever heard
Of in this city. The Post and the Tribune are
pretty pair Of journals. The latter manufactures
an unlimited quantity oflies and credits them to its
: Charleston Correspondent the former manages
to keep pace with it in that sort of entertainment
for its readers, but has the manliness to assert its
falsehoods editorially.
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f4 . Is Il
L0sO Prices
GREAT TTRA o.TIoNs
II. sEILLx ~ co.'s.
la1. STREET Z. M,
On Monday, April /,
We will offer as heretofore, for CASH. the largest and most
varied assortment of
DRESS GOODS
to be found in any store in this city and which NIL b
erS will find object to examine as such Al,
novelties in
Rich Printed French ORGANIZES
JAOoNETs
PERCALEs
English and American LAWNS
Emb'd English BAREGEs- stvleg
Rich GR1sAILLE PoPI1NETTEs.
Rich EMBRoIDERTEs and LACEs
Lace POINTS, for Misses and Ladies'
silk BuRNoUs, etc.
=-Als6--
GOO pieces Printed LINEN CAMBRIcs-For Dresses
20 in small designs, for Children
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.BeneI.asssseaa, .Respts 8 Co.,

BeaasEsasysea, LesUts $ Co.,
h l6.... ..... /. CANAL STREET. i. -. ZIG
HAVING BOUGHT LARGELY
Tor Cash,
7 H e p E @ / a L "A L It
FRENCH GOODS,
- Of the Importation of
1xzxxsxo., -BG-axx.E-sxsD q CO.,
CASH BUYERS
FIVE HUNDRED PIECES DRESS GOODS
CELEBRATED MANUFACTURER,
AT prices
UNPARALLELED FOR cHEAPNEss
Among these goods are
70 pieces EXTRA BRREGEs Choice Colors, .....25c
!" :. SofEk Black at. ...25c.
ECO Choice Coors, at....... .25c.
80 EXTRA FINE CREPE D'EsPAaNE, Black. &c.
. EXTRA Csc.
50 :. Choice Colors 25c.
30 Fine BAREGE ANGLAIs :. 1215c.
Is Printed Chene BAREGE ANGLAIs
Half Mourning, at l2i&c.
With many other smaller lots equally cheap nil Of which
will be retalled
FOR CASH ONLY,
AT oNE-HALF THE USUAL RICEsl
BENTHUYsEN, LEWIS & CO.,
al 2ptf No, ll6 Canal street.
Country vNerch0lafs
Visiting this city for the purpose of repenghng their
Stocks Of
DRY GOODS,
Will find at establishment large lines Of the following
chased them in New York. viz:
BAREGEs AND CREPE MARETz.
New Style SPRING DRESS GOODS.
STEEL SPRING SKIRTS, for Ladies' and Misses
CoRsETs, COLLARS AND SETS.
LACE POINTS AND MANTILLAs
PARAsoLs AND FANS
HOSIERY and Gems FURNISHING GOODS.
LACEs AND EMBRo1DERIEs.
FILET MIrTs.
NEW STYLE DRESS TRIMMINGS.
ORGANIZES, JACoNETs AND LAWNS.
WHITE GOODS
PRINTED LINEN CANBR1Cs
LINEN CAMBRIA HANDKERCHIEFs,
IRISH LINENS.
TABLE LINENS, and
HOUSEKEEPING GOODS,
For CASH CITY ACCEPTANCE
BENTHUYsEN, LEWIS & CO.,
1l6 Canal street,
al 2ptf Adjacent to the Clay statne.
TO Planters.
We have Just opened n large stock OF |
PLANTATION DRY GOODS,
Consisting o.
1entucky JEANS and KERsEYs,
Marlboro PLAIDs and STRIPES
Georgia PLAINS md KERsEYs
Hickory STRIPES and DENNIS
COTTON CHECKS, TICKING,
EVERY DESCRIPTION
rs AND A SOUTHERN OsSABURGs, ETC. et.
ALL of which we are offering at
Very Low Prices,
FOR
CASH OR APPROVED CITY ACCEPTANCE
BENTHUYsEN, LEWIS & CO.,
al 2Ptf No. ll6 Canal street.
% Ct0ttsaeg!
4 ALARD e. TOOK E r.
Corner Canal and Old Levee streets,
OPPOSITE TIE POST OFFICE
Offer to their numerous customers and the public IN general
ell selected assortment of
SPRING AND SUMMER CLOTHING!
Consisting Of
weeds and Summer Cashmere Suits of various qualities
inc Silk Warp Summer Cashmere Suits
rench and English Merino Coats Pants and vsstv
olored and Black Alpaca sacs and Frockees
ancy and White Drill Planters Linen and White and Co,ored
Duck Pants
lanters' Liner, Bingham and White Linen and Duck Coats
lanters' Blouse Linen Busters
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'it.asEssYTD 5AT'AIo SsuE s IE OF FuaS1IuRr
If AAltop asstosesr, Hiil Tel bssihnss. NJ Ioi
eocls - s9n tas ~ late Iav
nd Aillesaus on aFeet, between iaral ana
elsgant pas sr ses Ii aius
sahs Blaek lgans room and white oak nan ~
oak and brown s III,
satsAae bed o9n sets ia an
groTs patlor bedroom ysSe esTuets ia
Kagss Hisnza mi git chana oilers IT, "a
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Tt1fieties ITleatee. Twelfth
Nent oh last night III beautifully as ever,
ID A iul and delighted house. This evening we are
y 10 bavs the whole company in Tom Taylor's great
comedy The Victims ;'',s Tile Frances and NJ
Brilliant dance, and nearly all the funny actors
and actresses hi f n Inc Points Of the Law.'' The
Varieties Ii now tiie only theater which does up
he drama, and It must Of necessity draw crowds
u long III Y keeps open.
Opera House The great eantatriee, Frezzolni,
saakeg her tirst appearance tonight In Yerdi's
lsigoiatto.p The ladyss admirers in this city are
nsimh ared BY thousands, and the theater will be
greatly and sfionablE crowded tonight
Nv. GfdfIas Heater, Prof. Hermann raenacted
bid wonders iast to the satisfaction and COM
pIets gay cation of The audience. Many Of his
necronaney are capital; his limitations Of
INSECTS animals, aud other yentriloqtiial
perfornaane are exquisite. He is really worth
seeing.
4cadsnsg oI afst e-T he great maj ieian, Heller
Ind d fiae house ast night, and gave d splendid
ana most delightful performance. He is not only
one "a the very best ma eians that ever visited
this ely but he full Of hnor and drollery Of the
plaasantsst, whilst his musical and second-sight
performances win The pretty and accomplished
h Mary ram are D speciality which nobody's
competition ean touch. The performances Of Mr..
HELLER ind H It'd ertrarn are really great we ad-
wise all on lends u 90 and see them
s ldd sLo5Oa' HID he fair for the benefit OF
Orphans Hosno WI lie continued tonight. Ii
tten ii, and Wa are glad 10 know,
lllss so far been ReiI patronized.
"a mother We acknowledge the recent Of
80 initiation 10 visit tie fair of tile Ladies Of
dAnoa oxer Easires q Norraan,s store
corner Royal ana customhonse streets. This
Il fiji the benedt Of aged and infirm Widows
u should be largely pattonized.
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TE8EiBLE ssJFFERiise FRess ID. on sle morn.
lng cf Wednesday, the 9Th Of February. Clark
sTcwf, eyed so and daugh ter IF u, set out from
shandakeDs Ulster county, II for Denning,
aercss the Z Bs Indian Farest u Before night they
lost Their ray, and wandered through the snow
severed woods until the afternoon Ut Saturday tile
sEh when the girl reached DeWityle and pro-
cured sslstasce FOR her father, to preserve whom
rom she had Invested herself of portion
g hss esctsngs Every attention was paid to both,
ut TIE old man died Il fer days, and the brave
wv haa one foot at Tie ankle, and tie
toes 81 The other foot ent III.
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II we take the receipts for these two States IN
e the latest dates, say l27,l7s bales, there are
some thousands Of bales in excess over the total
receipts oflast year. There has in all probability
been nm increase in shipments from Tennessee to
the Virginia ports but what quantity of the in
creased shipments from Memphis, or up the river,
hes reached the Virginia ports, it is difficult to
ascertain We shall be in fog for about is 900 to
50, 900 bales until the close of the year.
The Black Republicans Of Missouri and Ohio ara
bowling away at the facilities which are granted to
the foreign trade through our free port, New Or.
leans. For the information Of all interested. we
publish the act Of the Confederated CONGRESS-
which is simply the law of the old Union reraraing
appropriations Of merchandise for warehousng ma
expectation. Our good friends Cat least we hone
they arel in st. Lonis, Louisville, Nashville Man.
phis and Cincinnati viii understand that they and
their States are MI considered as foreign. If theg
feel disposed to submit to the edicts Of Mr. Score.
taTy Chase, and allow their merchandise to be.
confscated ne cannot help that but ne viii give
them and all importations free transit through
New Orleans, according to the following law
AS AcT 70 4uFHoRlzE or AERcH4sDsx raRopca
The eoSFEpER1TEn STATES
i sEc. RE Congress Of the Confederate States
z AA.srac1 go Enact, That goods, wares and mer.
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cigars. CigGa's. CHARS.
JOSE DOMINGO, *n
Importer of Fine Havana Cioars.
No. IS cUsToMHoUsE STREET, New Orleans,
Has always on hand large assorted stock to which
he calls the attention Of purchasers The choicest brands ran
always be found there
REGALIA DEL REY LA CORONA
Ell CINTO DE ORION, -
REDOWA, .'
RIFLE,
PARTAGAS,
INTIMIDAD &c.
MR. DOMINGO cautions the public about brand of CT
gars, Regaia del Rey La Corona' great many dealers
have them counereed he respectfully attention to the
following letter. showing him be the only importer Of The
genuine Cigars:
HAVANA, February 8, 1861
Mr.. Jose Domingo, New Orleans:
Dear Strive authorize you publish in one or all the nevvs
you deem of being only agent for Coora
of manutactor bearing the brand Regala del
Corona in New Orleans or place in the neghborhood
Yours respectfully, &
ml3 2p1m Tsigpedl A. CABARGA ECO
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laeha ID do. sell at 10 o'clock, Ne % Char
ssss sstsdf. boots slsss, clothing, etc
Spear ssHs Il o'eiscSs II Ghsstfes street.
III III arS "
walton ssas O'clock, The premises on Daaphine
stsscs ma ar sasss ete.
gardner sell Il o'clock. q the Ct Charles
Exrhaaess yalnsb15 slaves
heads, 9th page
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siEEs1ssEs AZ sTssuksAAsa OF TTEEs
Ii ID III NJ ~ ~ q III TaorStsI4 ~ 4
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.Wa'. .aa.tensose EEig4
Has this day become associated with me in the
COAL OIL
l. "A M II Blu SIN III :,
No. @ Charities street,
Under the firm of COVERT & HILL
H. G. COVERT.
we" orieahs March 80. 1861. al 2ptf
ZNe Perfection Of light!
COAL OIL AND LAMPS FOR THE MILLION /!
THE GREAT SOUTHERN
LAMP AND OIL EMPORIUM,
Nc. Chartres street.
The attention Of COUNTRY MERCHANTS PLANTERS
and STRANGERS visiting the city is invited to our ,
vailed stock of
COAL OIL LAMPS.
Especially adapted 10 the Of the trade which for
VARIETY,
ELEG ANCE AND
COMPLETENESS,
in every respect unsurpassed on this continent md ;s
fniiely the LARGEST AND ONLY COMPLETE AssoRT-
NENT IN THIS CITY (beng larger than all others COM
ohed and embraces many and elegant patterns to be
found in no other establishment comprising
PARLoR LANF5
HALL LAMPS
CHAMBER LAMPS
KITCHEN LAMPS,
STORE LAMPS,
SALOON LAMPS,
HOTEL LAMPS
STEAMBOAT LAMPS,
Magnificent TWO, THREE, FOUR and SIX LIGHT CHAM
DEL1ERs, flor Coal oHJ
GLOBES, CHIMNEYs, etc.
For sale
LOWER THAN AT ANY OTHER HOUSE IN THE
Confederate States of America,
Together with an inexhaustble supply of
COAL OIL,
From all the best and largest manufactures in the country
And
GENUINE KEROSENE OIL,
Al 81 Is per gallon, retail,
And at the LOWEST PRICE By ,ha barrel
PnrafFine Candles
And everything a7peraning trade for sale wholesale
and RETAIL at
THE LOWEST PRICES,
Sole Agency for
HALE's UNRIvALED COAL OIL. LAMP,
Which saves twenty cent of oil produces one fourth
more light than any other in use.
COVERT & BILL.
N. BAll Oils sold this establishment will he gpsro,
eed perfectly and ueaduerated camphene or other
luids 81 ou.s
Grand Depot
% AL oIbSz LAMPS,
Etc, Etc, Etc,
No. 2S Commercial Place.
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est sssaaealts inssrted as ths usual Hsss
BAsra II disdoRrs Esaas II fsga adyelalse
Ehs zESeelsaT Grsscasf X paeishe every SAT-
ssssy ssorsiia 81 sasasiably II advance,
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Y. y. u a.Ks,N. s1ssa tos a1sd f'rol. sisspr.
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zsarlg aaessslasIsn slo a.: IL ygssl q sel.s
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PLANTATION GOODS.
WE ARE NOW OFFERING GREAT 1sDUoEaEsrs 70
Cash Buyers, Y
And would call the special attention Of Planters 10 our g
KENTUCKY JEANS,
LINsEYs ". ,t
KERsEYs
osNABURGs,
NEGRO BLANKETS
PLAIDs NpsTEIPEs,
....-. sBIRTiNGs, ETC., ETC.
Having been purchased received pre- yous u he
enue laws which admits of being able to dispose Of
reduced prices as being free Of duty To Plant who
ng our city, it will BIS to their advantage to call at
hshment before making their purchases elsewhere
E. REILLY & CO., m
al Ep't No. lsl Canal street. Touro Buildngs
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TALK ON CHANGE

The chief talk yesterday at some of tie most
noted corners was about horses. Now and then a
cotton bear would stroll along whisting silently
at the awful prices some parties we're paving
for the staple. The tricks of the telegraph giving
the stock Of Liverpool at over one million Of bales
for three successive weeks are now well under.
stood.
The receipts at 1.-THE several ports are not falling
of TO the extent anticipated. At Charleston last
week there were received 7l39 bales. The recepts
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hs~Cristadoro's Hair Dye is the only Dive
ever anal Only Dye poisonessThe Only
Dye for living brown-The Only Dye for perfect black
me Only Dye that dees deectonTho Only Dye in
stantaneous and the ONLY DYE for desire 10 have the
color of their hair changed with safety certainty and rapdity
to any shade they may desire.
Manufactured by J. CRISTADOR0 No Astor House New
York Sold everywhere and applied by all Dessers
m26 2pIm&w
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Storage OF Furniture, etc.

Families leaving the city summer can have their F
nturo Carpets etc. carefully cleaned and stored during their
absence, by applying to
WATKINS & HOMAN,
Carpet and Curtain Warehouse
al 2p126 On r.
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Direct Importation.
SPRING MANTILLAs AND sHAwrs
200 New Style Muslin Points and shawly,
FIVE TO EIGHT DOLLARS.
Plain and Embroidered GRENADINE sHAwLs.
BLACK LACE REvERsIBLEs,
MANTLEs.
=. POINTS
New Style ALENCoN COLLARS
Bnxelles COLLARS
DEMI-PELERIEEs
Falencenue COLLARS AND SETS
Great Bargains in Embrofdcrfes o
LYONS GRENADINES at 75c per yard
LYONS SPRING TAFFETAs, ST per yard.
oRGANDY BAREGE-E mbrodered-25c per YARD
NEW PARAsoLs AND FANS -"
J. LEvo1s ! CO.,
al 2p6: Corner of Canal and Bourhon ,roA.s
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i RS-Herring's Patent Champion Fire and
Burglar Proof SAFES Nos 81 and 81 ayer street. New Or
u leans. ------ s6 optf
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For RENT.-A house suitable for small family
to-day advertised for rent The furniture is also offered for
sale. See advertisement
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MEssRs. GARDNER SMITH & Co. will sell this day
at II o'clock at the ST. Charles Hotel Exchange valuable fam
lily of slaves also several other slaves See reimbursement
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ETWe are authorized to announce Ry
THFLL HAYNES, of Enst Felicianl as a candidate far
Auditor of Public Accounts the election in November
az 2plm#
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B. KRiRet's
GREAT SOUTHERN EMPORIUM,
122,..........CANAL STREET. ........l22
Touro Bull dirgs,
ofsrs for SALE at Reduced Prices Wholesale and Retail
LADIES' DRESS TRIMMINGS, of the Latest Styles
BONNET AND FANCY Ribbons.
MERCERY--In immense variety
PERFUMERIES-Of every description.
BRUsHEs-Of every STYLE quality and price.
Ladies' Ivory, She'll Amber and Buffalo TUCKING COMBS
and DRESSING COMBS
large variety of Ladies' and Gents PORTENoNNAIEs
TRAVELLING BAGS, SATCHELs and STRAW WORK
BAsKETS-In immense variety
REAL MEERsoHAUM and IMITATION PIPES,
FANS-At prices ranging from 25 cents to Sl00
"BEtLE OF THE SOUTH" HOOP SKIRTS.
Fifty Dozen Misses and Childrens SHAKER HOODS
One Hundred Dozen Ladies' Gents STRAW HATS and
other
STRAW GOODs-Of Every Description.
children's CARRIAGES vELoCIPEDEs and ROCKING
HORSES
RAMMOCKs-From s. 90 TO S25
MUSIC BOXES, AccoRDEoNs, BISCUIT sTATUARY,
ETC., etc.
E8County Merchants will please call and examine +he
sIock OF TOYS and FANCY GOODS al 2pMoWesa
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MORNING, APRIL ), 1861.

fsrsIaN sAI.Es TENS DAY.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-09-16

For incidental expenses of tie Innrterma,ster1,
thirteen dollars and eighty ceui-
For transportation Of the army and its supplies
two million two hundred aud y-iOur Thousand one
hundred and eigIty-siN dollars anu elshtS'o
cents.
For transportation of oTfcers' baggage; hitceh
thousand three hundred an'l siNty-seyen dollars:
For purchase of lraSo1u horses, two hundred anu
ninciy-seyon thousand three hundred ana thirty
five filUars.
For clothing. camp and garrison eTuipHge' one
mliOn, three hundred ane iifty thousInh one mum
dTed and hity one dollars and thirty-elght cents.
For current expenses Of ordnance service twenty
thousand dollars.
For ordnance ordnance stores, and supplies ihcu-
ding horse equipments for all mountcd troops lonr
hundred thousand dollars.
For manufacture Of arms, sixty thousand dollars.
For increasing the manufacturing capacity oil the
national armory, nifty Thousand dollars.
For purchase of gunpowdcr aud leAh, IoF'y 'ho"-
sand dollars.
For purchase ofartillery horses, twenty-five thon-
sand dollars.
For hire of quarters for troops Of store houses or
the safe keeping of military stores Of grounds Tor
summer CantuIIments and for temporary nuts. one
hundred and ffty-eight thousand two hundred anu
eigIlty.threc dollars and eighty-One cents
See. 3 And be it further enacted, That all Rppio,
prarons AMI all provisions Of law herein c"ntainch
applicable three years volunteers shall apply 10
two years volunteers. and all other volunteers VINO
have may be received into the service OF the
United States fora period exceeding three months
ApprnVed. July Il, 1861.