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New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-20

The business Of the Clearing Honse was asFi''or-oV'
The Philadelphia Mint sent over to-day aoou'
Of gold returns having sent nothing yesterday LUIS
ia abb ut one-haf the capacity OF the Mint Inc
Trade.ne,s Rank will remove Monday next TO the
new b,pkipq.house No. 29l Broadway, corner Of
Rssde street We noticed some days since the fnsal
Of the Merchants and Traders Bank Of New Orleans,
under advice Of the Attorney General Of Lousisna
IN slow the transfer Of its stock which
had been sold by Northern holder. The party 10
whom the stock belonged has atct ed the funds of the
bank in this city, in the hands Of Messrs. Matthew
Morgan Sons, TO abide the issue Of New York
trial the merits Of the Ii 10 rum0red In the
street That mortgage of half million of dollars
is about be executed by the Harlem Railroad Com
pany. There is abundant security for such mortgage
and presume the proceeds be used in pa! ing
oil the overdue unsecured bonds and the disburte-
menrs necessary in removing the depot 10 Forty second
street new buildings, &c.
We have received the following card from the
Washington Insurance Company:
orrcn wAsHrSsTOs iss. Co., No 81 w,ll street
SKw-YoRE, June 49, lo6l.
To ne Editor of The n. y T-f,une
SIR: We observe a notice going the rounds of the
Prss that the Ws,bnson Insurance Compsuy eosnt up
is business cDce its outtndipg pocirs AZ there
npan-s Of thar in tie Uni States, ma
yRrAg .hs referred to do spec the locality OF the
corpsuy beg leave to orm readers that NcT e
The Wssbnetop Insurance Company Of New'foih IL po,
,r,,.d Of bons hde cspil cf 500 0 wa handsome sur
po. securely invested and ns p1P.rSn, he ana n.n'
navigation bl,DesL VIM h. LOIhhor' secretary
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-20
NY. Wholesale Prices Of Country Produce


Reported exclusively rnr NV YORk TaISrSs BY DaS"
ro,,, 20 cos.,s,ors o., f."s fKopro1Put everything
IN neat order plain udehe directions every psess
Including weight, with court and name q a'ties A'o
and by mai, With notice when and ho" things
eossr..os.-For .,llo, Berries Rr &C.. where pseiae,'
ar. ,turned snd sns lots Of stuff 10 cel otho Esai
P1oSs -, I sal. Of good Produce. IN good order
ho.s. such Farmers resls ard nos Joooer or sPesais
'ogpy esHs: ..."d.s .ns d. s ss aS.s; -,
Orange Co. 70 ..;:..ee Western Pom hf az
So s 10 ,ood iei5 w..en fair chcice.io an
Rsssriin.' strictly ch. .4GlS Western,
C@Snkt i s.imated By god judges about -four dai
20 hundred be nue. 70 o'as &C. ea ,he
much Of it 10 down TO 1, and some Soe' s' low s &c We
Choice 20 ...r. n ga Common aad ,tirnued.. 2S
BEsswu-souh.m .m and Western, y n. e.T2'~
snvS are ,ld u 90 ut the SAN. bu, In. market & dun
and tends We quote FOR good to choice qualities
Eeii1a psu s. nj $50, 90 kidney bu, 81 nj TssI %
hsO" new Sa landed sr So.amss ud re row fully c
lower this day weet We quote for s count cf good
s,ss choice. y dos. 0la Western. chdcs, sdO. II Gls
F,Arssx.-ws quO+e Western. choice 5s@+Oci Tenn O.
Fsrsa m..Cean,Iy con,yno frequently le'y, The hs''
let, Veal and Mntoa which rgre. the sale We osote:
Es,,aa Ets sas. ssss io Yea. @ sf Il
game .icad now be pscSed pigeon. shOsd
be picked and tied in punches OF onssf dozen each by the
lsx, Az packed In course sad hne Ice. We g1o.e; 49,
Pirsors high dos. ga ?9Piseons, 'ssed eel -96l ~
HIpss-We Guo.si -, .o -
Country trirnd aud cured vshins $500 st6 q
city Slaughter triInme and cnsd weighing oogcs s.e5
City ssachtsr trimmed Association weighing otdtS 6ld7
LyE fcUTRI1h demand quite limited aud prices rebge
last and viii probably continue 80 through
the .easor. We quote - -
TSrssy, D.......Io dlo. Dssts e psr...... e2d 6s
foas, y r.......-.... elo Gsese, psir.i coal 20
Old Cocks, A. fb...... o u 7
PorAToEsThe nrte continues 20 ~ rom osa 20 wsr,e
se lighter but heavy hand and the light
d.mand continue 20 dees pces This state OF a'srs To-
,-ks ", the period lssy tee 30 four weeks before
tns market viii largely supplied from e crop prodnces
quite panic posio scler and the eee,e9re cou
dent ioher rally before the close last fading out
Prices very irregular. We msh- hsarrs corespond
with ar,us nearly posssble bu. IL not 10
think stock In nat could be readily
ciesred hse Our present figures zsS
~ bb lower in.efe sed will please
thrir Of the future. We think Il looks brep
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-20

Rs.rd Tb. amendment Of the charter Of this Company
passed a. regular session Of the Stsc Of Illinois, char ging
he p.ue this corpos Jon that LogsnspoT Peoria and
burlington Railroad be, and the hereby accepted and
approved
The 81. LoaiS republican of the 18th inst. says:
Several military gentlemen, in well appointed car
riage, raid witt 10 Of banks yeste erday.
Their object is not known Of 10 the unlniaed,
bu it seems that they have idea that they ought
to know bow the stsnds between tie State Of
Missouri and TIE banks aforesaid. What they propose
TO do Ia siil wilder conjecture, fome people thinking
that il foreshsdows intention 20 pay the July iper-
est by hunting MP all the which can be used for
this purI ose. Ii this be 40, thank them kinoly.
At the BaIk of the Stae Of Missouri II If binted that
all lhey wanted was 10 find out tie amount Of stock
hell BY the State in that insti,ution-a thing which IL
mater of public notoriey; but ~ that stock may be
sold pay interest the question Is lot inappropriate;
Trere yet margin enough 10 provide the money ana
it is be hoped these philanihroic gentlemen will go
on IN the good work.
The New-Orleans Bank statement of the 9Th shows
the following changes:
Dec in loans $50 Dec IN cirelstion... $40
Dec in specie..... SO 395 Dec IN depo'its.' o4foi
The total amount Of specie on hand in the banks was
SIS 3l and the rates Of coin to every debt stood
st Sl-l00 Y cent
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-20
jeo. leo v. Dormsn sir.. the following frures q. tie
pbi,.selrhi. C.tsIs Market. =.

The supply Of Beef Cattle bi. week much better than
for .e,rsi past, the ofsTng amounting 70 ovs, %
head TIE not very brisk ohly U esd hs,ins
b.n sold a. from &8d rs for ordinary and good and Ioni
kgdfs 80 y leo 70 for primo and e1tIs
nj. market coutnue- to be well supplied and the
d.mard va. quite brisk $50 head disposed os n fron
x21 81 and ~ each according TO condition.
ysTd. amounting TO 0 head Prices declned shade sses
hsvos been made from +. jogs91a the 100 n net 70 eon
diop, 80, -. a. n ,p,
Cogs-rhe sale Of Cows amounted TO IS hesd At from std
as for SplinE. and from s2sitS cr Cow, and Cs1e-
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-20

Col. L,sprRs RrGrSEsT.-We invite attention to
the advertisement of Col. +. w. Lander, the dis
tinpuished overland explorer, who was the second Of
Mr. Potter in his difficulty with Pryor. for cavalry re-
crui,, Those who connect themselves with his regi
me py rely upoD seeing fair STARE OF active service
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-20

bulls HrAD.-It appears from the report Of the
Cst,e Market that we have bad over 500 head Of
buloeks in market the past week, and that the ave-
rsqe price has been equivalent to 81 cents pound
for the meat, sinking ofa the top price being ssS
&c.. which has been the ruling price for good many
weeks. There were reported at the great market
place in Forty fourth street this week, 36 head of
buocss and it was estimated, yesterday morning, that
not over 400 head were left for SALE and these were all
co.ed up early at the rates quoted in the report OF
the market Those who 90 cut TO meet droyes in
tr.ns,ion, we presume anticipate good market next
week, they were off as soon as they had sold oo'
looking for chances for speculation.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-20

Tbr New YORK ard Fie Railroad psAies tho following report
Of ftraI9or.ston fstoct for ths weeh ebdn hsdy e..
B.eve, 800, Hoses "a sheep md Lambs o SWINE os
BfRF CATTLE.
Number reported for this market at fofI'0-l'h 'es
3,,60. ,or,w,.
Yirt Ordinary......,..'.''"'a ob
usgpro ...,,,,.....s lSOmp extra good .....s -
The I, neral sveriye Of the ulsrtri Is ttc
The most Of tbe sales from t0t;e: r,,
Prc~. bead and pound OF 6n-1ent vesnh VITA %
f,onS in socounts of sales Of sondry dro~os 49,
Total nuLnber Of Beeves received Ia the ey this "oeA
4,519. LIZ, t.a .o-. ,L.r
~. OF s The number II Zach Wednss
A., m.rtt last wear tsl head While the number to-day
h.n ;S shows n. than the AID 80 head
more than this day week .,,,
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-20

USIos PRIlER-MEETISG FOR THE ARxY.-The
relatives and friends Of the Volunteers, also he
public generally, invited to attend meeting to b
held this evening, at the Rev. DIR. Smiths Church,
corner of Second avenue and Fourteenth street. The
object OF the gathering is one which will commend
Itself to the Christian community, and there viii doubt
less be Ii Numerous assemblsge.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-20

EvAsGELIckL ALLrAScE.-During the past two
weeks e744 newspapers, mostly Religious and 5000
pages Of tracts beside religious magazines, prayer.
books and bymn-books, have been cent 10 our voun'
eer. st Washington Fortress Monroe, and Foit Pick
ems, by the Evangelical Alliance Such reading mat
ter is still solicited from citizens. II may be sent 70
the rooms of the Alliance, University Building, or To
tho store Of Place & Young, No. 62 Dey street.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-20

Total sssvru mos ss -, ,Jr % s'ssT's 81 sfsSot 70
The following gentlemen were elected directors OF
the Lossnspor. Peoria and Burlington Rsilroad' at
meeting held in this city: Chas. l.. FroS Chss' A.
Sscor, Samuel Gilman, Aiolph Rusch, New.fork;
John p. Brown, Portland, Me-; W. A. Willard, al
entiue Dewein, Geo. C. Bestor, Wm H. Croger, feo-
ria The following resolution was adopted
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-20

Phi BETA KAPPA SocIkTY.-Pursuantt 70 announce
ment an oration was Tuesday night delivered in the
large Chapel of the University. before the NewYork
Beta of the Phi Kappa Society" The orator was
Prof Henry b. Smith, d. D., of the Union Theolosi'
cal Seminary. The telegrapbic Dispatches from tho
seat of war, which had magnfed the Vienna affair into
battle and which had reached the city not long before
the hour for the opening exercises doubtless had an
effect upon those interested in the Society which was
unfavorabe to the assembling of large audience The
house but scantily filed, though the audience com
pretended some Of the Oldest and most honored men,
bers of the Phi Beta Kappa itself one Of the first
founded and best known of all these societies peculiar
TO colleges and from which the unnatedare excluded
That the listeners well pleased with the effort
Of the speaker was evident from the eager anxiety
which they eyiuced to catch every word. Difficult -
is the task TO secure the cose attention Of assembly
in such exciting mes these, TO any theme not war
ike in It's nature this feat was last evening achieved,
and the orator may congratulate himself that his au-
denoe was so large he deserved bis Grafton wss
listened to with spprecstive attention by those whoss
good opinion on literary matters is well worth the
winning.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-20

PERTINENT, II Nor PRoFASE.-One Of the Maine
BOYS who stacked yesterday in the Park, dropped
the following scrap Of poetry. He was probably the
Chaplain;
scott works 10 mysterious way
HIS wonders TO perform;
lie plants his footsteps on y C.,
And rides upon the storm"
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-20
(AdvertiseneuA
Cool AS A ZEPHYR.

Fer Summer there h nothing e,esant sspsss
and durable than BLACK ALPACA bCIr
The largest stock Of ALPACA CoAIs PArIs snd Vnsfe n IL
city may be found q EvAsss, NeA q and " Fnlsssh
CeDptse ESit1 o.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-20
CITY ITEMS

LARGE ARRIVAL or MoRxoss.-Tbe chip MonarsA
of the Sea, Cap. Garduer, arrived at this port On
Wednesday morning from Liverpool, having general
cargo and 954 Mormon passengers. This is the laIgea
number Of Mornons that sved at this port one
vessel all whom in fine health and good condition,
and will leave tomorrow for Salt Lake City, where they
intend to settle. Capt G. inf rms us thst the mostpeecs
order and discipline is maintained with this Glars Of
passengers, that most perfect unity OF feeling exis"
between them and that they are apparently the mosa
contented and happy people in existence Great credit
is due TO Elder Jabez Woodward (Pdncipail, II. y.
Hansen, Mel williamson and Others for good manage.
ment and kind attention to the comforts OF this largo
company who are under their especial care. Ihs
Monarch Of the Sea has on board VIM. Brown Brad
ford negro sent home by the American Consul, fOrsn
attempted murder
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-20
NRW.YoRK CATTLE MARKET
pTpORT

Yoy 7aa WEAn ENDIsg JUSH ~, 1891.
-or., .xcsfyI, oy cAITLz kisD-. fos ThG SsEh
10 the reports from the several market Paees ID the
~ th.r, have been received this week:
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-20

BERGER.M. Berger, the billiard player, is at Chi.
cago. On his way from New-Orleans, be was stopped
a, point the river and his table WAS confsca'
ted by the secessoniss for the benefit of the Coned
crate States.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-20
'r Currency and Specie to-day

The movement of the banks in the four prnclrsl
cities of the Union, in which weekly reports made,
ss shown by their statements Of last week, is a. fol-
lowe:
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-20

UsyYRsITY OF THE Cry OF NEw-YoRK.-Ths
Annual Grammar rScheol Exhibition Of this Instifu-
ton was given yesterday uoropg in the Chapel Of the
uniyersity The house well filed, the number OF
ladies being especially noticeable The mothers, sis
ers cousins snd other ladies' interested in the orator.
ca Of the pupils, present in full forcs.
and rewarded the speakers by such rounds of feminine
applause as might well excite the envy Of other and
older asprants for the favor Of the fair hands
The programme consisted for the nos part Of music
and elocutiouary exercises. Nineteen young gentle
men had their names in the list of speakers and the
music was furnished by Dodworths Band The seec.
ton of oraons, poems, ETC., was more than usually
dversifed the proportion Of comic dialogues and hu-
morous sketches being much larger than is common.
The boys acquitted themselves well, and fairly earned
the grateful applause and the fragrant flowers that In
some instances were freely bestowed. There were
dialogues in French and German, as well as in En-
glish.
TIE rest of the programme being completed, the
prizes for exemplary conduct and efficiency were dis
tributed by the Chancellor. The whole affair went
of well, and much to the satisfaction of all concerned
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-20
COURT CALENDAR-rnis DAY.

SUPREME CoURT--GESHRAL TERx.-EuumeratsA
Eoa l. 9a2 % rs - 23i a33 a1% as fsT s ~ - S
2ts, 243, ISL 25s 2Sa
SUPREME CoURT-CIRcUIr.-ParI Mos. S39l,
as $751; e54 Gs lo3 lt7 ll<e 1863 lall T6& al l(I
$50, 1857 36l. 5s7. $50. SO.
SUPREME CoURr-SPEcIAL TERx.-Demurrer.--
So ase go, iss. no sa4 sio si4 $50 ST. Ito, sOs s3 ~
3ll, 9A
SUPERIOR CoUar-Psr u.-Nos. 1874, 1916, loo,
es1 1919 1884, 3o 2c3 2ol, 2oi4 t0ls sol6 3o7 feie 3S
BRooKLYs CRY CoURT.-Nos. - preferred; 81,
%. g. IS, preierTed a. g. s. So So o. 81, n. hs -
yessrdsy Will consume the whole efto-day.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-20

PrRsosAL.-Cspiain Charles @. Hapins, Of The
Leader has been promoted TO the rank Of Assistant
Adutant Of Col. Hunters Brigade.
Among the passengers by the Austraasian yssser
day for Europe, Was Mr. Ahern Of the Albion.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-20

Loans DepositG Speeie' Courn.
NYoh Jnpe III 50907s $500 TO s68J705 ~ 50eI
Boson, June To-. 6o625,T93 le1S48 6OlII75 AOsis
Phils-, June TO-. 24,SJ5 IA l5b,6I3 3IhL9t ZzsfoI
N.Orrns, June 9. 20i9,i4 l7,Ns+1l l5,lD,1sl otdsl
a22 7s l3s BIS 034 Ss2 s85 a e23 69
Les. week 49,. 7I2f2J 1871 J2 6s.6,39 Abs 39l
Last yeu... 24 5ls096 ls4 40 s9i +5as2 20 f2 s4e
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-20

Mr.. WIN. P. Wnghts Circular gives the following
statements Of Cotton:
CaoP-Ths from the South conrsdoory From
sore seions that the promise coed In others nd
er.nt Ia early form the least idea Of the prospects Of
the yield. O., -,
We have included In table this week the A.
reAses Savannah and Chson The hgnes nov sivoo sie
up The Iecep proper for the week 81 al
the poTis 500 BALE.
EIpoarOur exports includes previous Omissions 3,
Cbars. and SsyAh The totals to the latest dates
The port for the ~est has beento Great Brian a.
O0 France o0 other foreign port, 500 Total 2aO bales
Ansr another further sie place for months
The Of the movements In 'iton sinoe
tie lot Of September last compared With the previous four
years: -. ..x~ .,xe ..ss
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-20

oPrsIso DAT oF THE MARKET.
TrrspAy. june ls.-It does not spPsx likely
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-20

Fox EuRoPs.-The Cunsrd steamer Austrslaaau,
Captain Hockey, Jeff yesterday for Liverpool With q
passengers.
FATAL FILA ndrew Wilson, . stevsdore en-
pIoyed ON board ship lying at OF the East Rves
docks Yesterday accidentally fell from the upper deck
through tue hatchwsy, TO the hold, and died soon
aftsrw0 from the injuries he received. Deceased
wife and seven children residing at No. 81 Pike street
Inquest to-day.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-20

IAdvertisetaeat
DREW g. FRENCH,
PaspuoE Connissios MsRcHAIN.
purrxs, CAlBsn, EQas, PovLrRy, 0AH. 0xAfS, FLoTR,
PonK, kc-
No. Erie buidinss New-Ycfk
liberal CASE advances made on sonsigrmsnnL
lsisrsnst-D. B. kGttA P,ut3sc! Qcst2 RSah Nr:Y0k
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-20

The exports from NewYork CONTINUE enormously
large The quantity Of bresdsuis sent 10 thus shown
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-20

Receipts this wesh, fzH -, =. a. A..
Tbe. may ference in favor OF dr9ve' .It '
shst. Henry Grant Supertnterdent OF tns 'A.'
mAfss the following quo,stiors; ,,.
Corn.fed Hog. y 10 gros s...........-.'''''N1he'
Dlstil.ry Hogs, y n grUss ......'.. Siu &c,
Mr. Grant report. the cssy this morning rhch VIII
sy. advantage Stock Hog are IN demand
and sell 10 .ms o Of light prime quality sc ~ and sell
fast - they arrive
Geo " porman Ese the folloxins hEuTes as tLe
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-20


srAAvBxRslks-f pt- basket, 3a5c.
GoossBkRRIEs-Y bush, 81 e Gel -.
DRiKp EsuTThere IL Inquiry for Stste Dried Apples
aud they be sold ., fractional sdvsnes we quote;
Eev State And Chic... 80 Peaches w. pesied 'e 81
Apples South.rn. "a ~ Piums. new .........S 0!e
Peaches new s., choice 10 dl1 Shernss Pt''ed i Si
Poschos W. unpeslsd. u lRisokberte.
OsioSs-Ws quote: BermuS new bsL, % Saet se'
BkxxupA Tos ross--%f e. bog. f,c. o.
Gxxns PxAs-Lous Ll.nd v bbL, e.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-03-15

Z
And the Original MAYSVLLE COAL Gil,
AT PERRY's OLD LAMP sFnRE tof D yeas stNnting)
No, liz Poylras street,
here yau find 20 ON gallons of Oh, 5Oo lamps
you find ht"ut $50 Coal I'll LAMPS q all the
Coal OIL Lamp makers nse her with Ydtety of Cam
nhe o Slirit Gas 4nG Solar L4mp5.
renerally have hand GOAL Oil by the bpre which l
d. usual tpSH the trade vito
frnp bFrelS time, n,t inSE ly ch and
CoHl OIL unps the tEde requires prices
mi2 Il H. PERRY.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-03-15
SOUTHERN MADE PLANTATION HATS
A YER,. sARsApARILLA, 4 cnMPnUND R

YER'S SARSApA2IETIA,A COMPOUND Rem
he made. W concentrated extract Of Para rraparla
with ohec suaares Of st greater Alternative rover
rcueA cure It is believed thai such ranedy wanted
ly Hose who from complaints and that one
which will accomplish their mus PROVE Of immense service
10 this large ,ted fellow ci ems How com
petGly compou will do has hecn proved by experiment
many The worst can he found OF the following com
cofa md Scrafro1s Complaints Frur'ions and Erupve
Diseases Ulcers, Pmpe B'othes Tnnots, Salt RhGum Scad
Head Syphilis and Sputi5 Atcttosa MeTcuria Disease,
Do,sy, Neuralgia TIE Dooneux Debility Dy'pepSa hnd
Indigestion, E pGi Rose or st nhcnyS Fire and indeed
aats arising from lnpurty OF The
Blood r,.,, H.,
take the spng expef tue foul n0s which foster IN the
blood at that Of the year by te timely e%GlS1m
ranking disc rs npped in the bud Mnlti
this remedy thtne YES from me
erupon aud ulceons sores III ongh which
sys VIII rid itself Of cornpHons it not assisted
ts rou. natural channels of the body by an ateFa
tive medicine ont the vitated blood whenever You
impurities bursting through the SKIN in pmpo ernp-
lions or es cleanse you find il is ohstruct and slug
gish in veins cleanse henens is t4 mnn {om To
felt pc PIE enjoy health and live LONGER for cleansing
the blood tbs blood healthy, and all well but WIN
This pnbulua OF life disnrdered there be lasting health
Sooner something mns and the great ma
chne'y of life is dsbriered o overtime Sn ,., = -
S4rsaDa4 and deserves much the reputation OF accom-
nils int these endf the world has been cgiously de
by preparations of t. partly oer"se the drug one ms
pretending concentrated extracts OF it con
tail but little Of Of Sarsaparn hing else
During years the public have been misled by large bot
flea pretending of ExtrRct of SHrsRpars Tor
do Most of these have been frauds upon inc SICK o
they only contain but little any Farsnpa lila btl Often no
curative properties Hence bitter ard painful diSap
ponmenL followed the use Of the vaons exirhcS OF %
pRri4 the market until ts mime itself justly de:
mi md has bee Inc anonymous with imposition and cheat
Sun wa can this compound Saalaril' md Intend to supply
such remedy MS the from the load OF ohio
1Iy which rests upon AMI think have ground for be
lievng has virtues viii are irresistible ~ me oramE ,u
conlpete the system, the remedy should be w
dcE5usiy accnr ting to directions on the bottle
Prepared by Dr. j. u AVER, Lowell! Mass rfice o. per
hottie . * O S.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-03-15
SOUTHERN DIANUFACToRY
UPHOLSTERY AND FURNITURE


IS ROYAL STREET AND II BIENvILLE STREET,
Informs his customers the public generally
that in of The organization of the Southern Con-
fderacy he has resolved
UFACroEE OF EVERY DEsCRrPrI TON OF FURNITURE
Having had twenty experience in the manufacture
nture for this Market he feels confident succeeding
ducing article far superior article brought
North. --.
Always hand, from hs Mandatory Bedroom Paror,
Dining Room, Hall and Library Sets
All kinds of Furniture made on Drawing. h
In conjunction with the above named business he will
continue 10 keep hand all descriptions of foreign good
direct Importation for Furniture, Draperies and Curtain
Sus etc., Window Shades Cornces, Carpets, Msttings
Uphoers' Trimmings Artistic Bonzes, Clocks, Candeabas
Lamps Fancy China and BiAcuit Articles China Table Sets
Aenide Plated Table Ware ventian Mirrors of all sizes
Artificial Flowers and Flower Baskets, etc, ETC.
Furniture and CARPETS stored and renaired 2p3t-3Ot