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OUR NAVAL CORRESPONDENCE.
UNITED STATES STEAMER DsLAw

United STATES STEAMER GFiAw. RE,
OFF FORTRESS MONROE, Dec. 10, 1861
Ci, efhe United sta,e, Steamer 0ea,gar,-Eyneric,c.
Of One Of The 0cers-Hrcc''cnt Qualities Of the Boa, f.,
&'tagth, Speed. 6c.-Lia cfae Officers, de-. fc.
Seine years ago, when attached an officer 10 our
then little but now grand navy enjoyed the cognonou
Of especial Correspondent to the new Yoax ngaAEp'a
title TINT was justly proud Of; aud having lately &C
cepted similar. though somewhat superior position
have determined to write you few lines.
Our vessel is snug little craft Of $40 tons built al
Wilmington Del, Of iron and before purchased by the
government, intended as passenger boat for the
Edenton aud Blackwater Steamboat Company, 10 ply On
their line on tho Albcmarle Sound NJ C. SHE is com
manded by navy officer. and mounts five guns-four long
thrtytwos and ons eighty FOUNDER Although strongly
built vessel since her purchase she has seng
to such extent that nautical men consider her
Of cncountcring the rorshest weather experienced the
stormy Atlantic She has thus far proved he self TO be
not only good sea boat but fast one having accom-
plshed the distance from tho Delaware Brcawaer in
rough and with but fourteen ponnds the SQUARE
inch, in less than seventeen hoursI believe some hun.
dred and sixty miles it is computed 10 be Such sreed
would overhaul Tho fastest craft 10 tho rebel service
being ove-haulec are probably conccited enough
believe must fall prize TO the Stars and Stripes.
Being such an eicicnt vessel in every reaRect we
doubt will be placed into active service Immediately and
hope ere long 90 record brilliant cngagomt with the
enemy, which an confident YOU will take lieesuro in
publishing, and thus gladden. the hearts cf Union
loving citizens and crafty your haf million ,.
Reiow give you list Of the officers attached this
vessel, and you will confer favor by publishing the
sane:-IieHenart Commanding, sP. Quackenbush; ACT
ing Master and Executive Officer Luke b. Chase Acting
Assistant Surgeon, Lorenzo Traves Assistant Paymaser
Frederick Il. Curtis: Acting Second and Chief Engineer
John Williamson; Acting Third Assistants John Davis
\. Dunbar and J. b. Brown Acting Masters Mates j. H.
stevens, j. II. Raymond and J. Hammond Paym ster's
Clerk, Charles c. Haloy.c; Surgeons Steward Robert
D. Dodson.
Fortunately we have for our commander an expe-
rienced navy officer and strct dscplinaran formerly
executive officer OF tho United States rigate Congress
and although have boon In commission but one week
still men who may say, perfectly green when
ordered from the receiving ship to this vessel are now
quite proficient at the big guns, and only await oppor
tunity TO be heard from
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DISPATCHES FOR EURopE-The steamship Africa, which
sailed fom this port Friday morning. will call at Cape
Race Tue day morning. aud despatch lot with George
s,oser tecgraphc and commercial agent, LIS Broadway,
up 10 three p ". Aonlay, will be forwarded.
The steamship Ansio-saxon, which sailed from Port.
land Sunday afternoon will call at the Cape Wednes
day. and commercial messages will be received at tho
same agency up 10 six P. NJ Tuesday.
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APPOINTMENTS ny TIM SECRETARY OF STATE ELrcT-IIon.
Horao Ballard Secretary Of state elect has rendered
appointments in his oDco 10 the persons named below
Robert Bamber, Oneida county.
Diedrick Wilbers, Jr Seneca county
David b. Mcneil, Jr., Clinton county.
It's. Giett, Wyoming county
Henry W. Andrews, New York county.
Samuel r. Harlow, Ulster county.
Rufus A. Reed, Orange county.
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NEWS FROM CAIRO.

CAIRO, Dec. 20, 1891.
Scouts from Kentucky report that large contraband
trade is carried on with tho rebels from Illinois, via
Cave in thc-Rock the Ohio river also that rined
have been placed the Tennessee river for the
purpose OF sinking the gunboat Conestega which makes
occasional trips up the river.
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MILITARY MOVEMENTS IN NEW YORK,
THE FOURTH REGIMENT, NEW YORK
VOLUNTEERS

Captain Bfaham. Of this regiment, Is ia this CITY,
obtaining recruits. His ONCE il In Grand street near
Crosby Tho Fourth regiment is Of the best dsci
Pned corps in the service bong oiccrcd almost eycu
Avely by men who have seen service in Mexico. n IL
now guarding the railroad line between Perryansyi!o
and Baltimore.
lieutenant William Moulton, who resigned his commis
sion IN The !oth regiment last July has been rene
ny Governor Morgan, at the solicitation OF many
Of his friends. Lieutenant Mouton served in the Nov
York Volunteers in Mexico, and while thsre won tho
esteem OF his commanding officers for courage Industry
and skill. IIs will join his regiment next woek
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NINETIETH REGIMENT, NEW YORK yOIUN.
TIERS,

This regiment, which is now encamped on Cover
nor's Island, will leave under sealed orders in
Few DAYS for some point tho Southern
coast. The mon are in many INSTANCES badv in
want OF under clothing and othsr necessary articles
81 comfort and utility. Messrs. Tiffany l. Co Of
Broadway, will receive any communicating relative to
conribut rs, which will I've taken charge OF by Mr. vii
liam walker tho manager Of the Union Barracks East
New Yor. who has been appointed their trustee and
general business agent under the new allotment systom
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Markets,

CHICAGO, DOC.
Flour inactive. Wheat &c. higher sales al Coo. roc
for No and G3c. 6fxc for No g. in store. Corn adj
vanced ,c.: sales at 23c a23ic. for mixed IN store
Oats steady. Mess pork firm Mt 80 % 80 3T1s. Hogs
dressed nominal at 81 IS 50 O5. Receips7 500 bbls
-four 4; 900 bushels wheat, 81 900 bushels corn. Elk
change firm and unchanged.
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Arrivals and Departures.


misunderstanding Teuonx--L Roger wife and child :,
Koplg and wife, steen, struler Standardization,
Wos.een Schreyer, Bausch Won sedeneck, Spies,
q Rud, tlaussen John Mayor II Uhich, Deefay,
Haulh Gardale II Gasell Pins Mrs Judges, Grass
hot Eichthhi, Molina Il tiuoment Indiges Kate In
diges jean Indges, Hendtichscn, Granahager, 4
L I Tournsie and Ii Chaysou,
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omciaI Drawings OF the Delaware state

EXTRA Grass 95-Decen,ber 81, 1861.
1, IL, ~, SO, 3, II, So, 20. IL, 20, 81, "a.
- CLASS 96-December ~, 1861.
81 SO, 80, 10, 40, 49, IA, so, AZ, 81, 40, 61, 50.
Circulars sent by addressing
r. A. NORRIS co,
Wilmington Delaware
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PnoseEary Ar THE NoRTH-CosrnAsr TO THE
SorTu.-N lille all our accounts from the rebel
States represent the state Of things there as
most deplocable- ruined, food scarce and
suffering walking abroad-the cities Of the North
continue busy, active and prosper0hs. Ourfa
tories and toundries are alive with workmen.
Our shipyartls are busy in the service of the go
vernmcnt. 10 walk Broadway any day no one
would suppose that we were struggling with a
great war or that six hundred thousand men
were in arms and at the seat Of battle We do
not miss them from the throng.
But perhaps in no way is the prosperity of the
North mote manifested than in the number OF
buildings going up in all directions in this city
and Brooklyn. This week the corner stone of a
splendid new Court House, in the City Hall Park,
will be laid with all the pomp and ceremony
svvssnnse and a sFoGGSd US sch 70 saaGh
dwellings rearing their walls upward In
Brooklyn We believe that more new houses
whole blocks and handsome mansions-havc
been erected within the last six months than
within the same period at any time for years
past Altogether the signs Of prosperity in our
cities are patent, and we would venture to say,
that, with the exception Of the dry goods import
ers alone nearly every one engaged in trade
lis making money. This is striking contrast to
the position Of the South, and it is very plea
SAINT one for us.
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THE MARCY RIFLES.

This regiment, we understand, is progressing rapid
" with It's recruiting at the heada tors on Broad
way II would greatly facilitate the completion Of
khe regiment, however. If Quarters were Assumed
20 them by the Governor II is very well known
shat the organization Of all regiments more speedily
accomplished when the men placed in quarters
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rrict.

GRAHAM-S1ME. TIN SATURDAY, ot by the
Rev Mr.. Everett, Mr. Fauip +. GRAHAM 10 Mas AGNES
SHINE ali oil this city.
JAoorsoS-LsEOn Thursday, December 10, by the
Rev Dr. Hutton, Mr.. JOS JACOBSON to Ms FKbprRicA
LEE, all OF this c,ty.
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THIRTY SEVENTH CEMENT IpIsH RIFLES,

Captain Jas X. OBerne is here with authority from
tho War Department TO accept recruits for this regiment
commanded by Colonel g. B. HaEnnar formerly NM
4erpg occr al this depot and Of long cxperrre co in the
United Satcs Army having served III tho Alcyc n Fori.
da ami Utah campaigns with distinction. Cart lRsne
leaves oiay for the interior recruiting servce re-
Stunning 70 this city in the course Of tn week when Ia
will take tosc who wish to join to the sea OF
THIS ~ dnc opportunity for those having frieads
in the Thirty seventh and DESTROYS OF joining fine Irish
regiment well drilled and disciplined Application NAV
Thirty third street, whore Mr. George Hetiric win i'm.
N utiOn
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Trusscs, Elastic stockings, shoulder
Braces, S,ispeadegs, Ranaages. -. -
Drs. GLOVER & JdORNE,
No. 4 Ann street. under Batnum's.
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Court Car.naar-rhfa Day,

SUPREME Cousr--Crgcuu l--Adjourned for torn.
Part 2Nos. 1862, 1868, 1870, 1874 1915 1885, 1858,
1890, 1880 1902 1896. 1902. 16oI 1876 1918, 1924.
1904, 1900, 1908, 1910.
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Gouraud's Oriental Cream, Haiina
Modicaed soap Re- a. the old depot 81 Walker street Srs
store from Broadway.
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Trusxes.-lIarsh ~ Co.'s Radical Cure
grusscs Shoulder Braces and Dr. Wsdwors Uterine He
vatora superior article. No. vesey street AsyT House
opposite the church.
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LYONS VELyEl, BLACK INDIA SILK AND NOODLES
hEhfktS reduced IL the same ratio.
W. Il, NICK, VAN, sup'i GEO. CAREY,
o0i and $50 ,ausi street. IT, Cloak and Msntlia store
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Annual Reductions



UNITED STATES CLOAK AND MANriLA STORE
pui3ae the holidays,
And IN view OF the approaching close % The season
GEO. CAREY,
In returning his thanks The ladies OF New Yotk VI
emily Tor the generous patronage he has received their
hands, takes this opportunity announce that ii order
effect be entire clearance OF his stock
the termination OF eaCh season. he puposes oeg the
balance at considerable concession NOM the prccs hheyv
obtained.
on MONDAY NEXT.
Therefore, gene, reduction Of Is 10 80 per cent VIII be
ni.de on all garments
Sold for the remainder OF the Sea son
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Eaacy Boxes for Holiday Frcseats-Of
The n,loftatou aud tai great variety prices
6lcd with n pure Candies, al SHOWS great Confectionery
e. Broadway.
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Everybody Should Read Thoaias n.
Agnrw az ertscngn The 9Th page this day. AGNGW
is thc great grocer OF The age.
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Pare Tohacco.-YeliOw Bank Tohac.
co-Good8 ms Pure yellow Bank Tobacco free from all i'm
puca, sale by MI tobacco and scgar dealers, auda
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AZ .Jefrrrs'. 5:3 pron,iyyn,

AZ Jefrrrs', 5s3 Broadway, ~ the only
place III New yor$ where Ladies Ea,oral Boots IL
from ~ 10 s. that wild give perfect Satisfaction
phosogra phi Albnnas.--A Full Assortu n (
for saie hy FREEMAN. RIVER co, Importers, u Madea
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soldiers. Attcnfion.--No 0ac Shov1d
leave Mi,hou! bottle Of TOBIAS VENETIAN lINlMEEF;
II IS certain cure for dysentey COLI GUS, bruises and
rheumatism; % cents. Depot, 80 Co,tlaudt street.
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with u.s. she will soon fiud one, and We ought
therefore to be prepared for her at oil points,
not only by rapidly increasing the number and
power of our ships-of-war, but by q thorough
1ortifcation of our seaports.
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Personal Intelligence.

Gen. Mramon and san left the Metropolitan Hote, an
Saturday evening for Washington intending to return 70
this city about Tuesday.
Ex-Governor Cumming, Of Utah General Bullock. Of
Massachusetts,; f. Whtworth, Of London; c. c. Dourlas
of Lake superior Judge Emott OF Poughkeepse and r.
L. Merrill Of Boston, are among the arrivals at the ST.
Nicholas Hotel.
Colonel Douglas Adams and Captain VIM Shaw OF Cairo
NJ Kellogg, Or. Iemont and w. w. Small Of tho United
States Navy, p W. stanhopo R. l.. Burnett Major AltD
john n Andrews, f. RI Small and Il. c. Parker of ma
United States Army, aud Major~F. c. Hovey, or New
York. are stopping .. the Metropolitan HOTEL
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Ladies' BeaufificG .--iohUton ~ Sons
"Snow White Oriental Cream imports beautiful pearl
tint the complexion upon the first Application Sold by
all druggists IN the Quilted state, Europe and South America
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RatChtlov's Hair DyC-Thc Ucst in the
wc.G; ara,less reliable aud Instantaneous Sold and
piled at BATCHEhoks Wig Factory, l6 Bond street.
CrSstadorO's Hair Dye, wigs and Tou-
PEGS the beat world wholesale and retail and the dye
privately applied No 6Aspr House
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RELIEF FUND OF THE SIXTY-NJNTH REGI
MENT N

Tho following Sums havo been paid into the hands ol
Richard corman Treasurer Of the fund in aid OF the
SKY nntA regiment, since 18th Of August, 1861 wheu
Abe last &c ort N This matter was made
from The frcndly Sons Of ST. Patrick. ..... $3.50 90
Eroni TUG t.of snce benefit. 353 60
Ioa,. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $500 so
lot' atio ny heretofore received ........ ALL 96
10 amount received 70 date. ...........A,71 IS
iota au'o h' asoursed to date.. Aha 25
baiaace on hand Ndy 49, 1881. .......... 81 80
san Francisco, Cal. through Messrs Charles r.
Smith and Thomas Breeze, COMMITTEES Q S0o 90
Amount in hands Dec. 10, 1861 ......... % sO1 40
RICHARD oGokHAY, Treasurer.
VIZ J. KANE, secretary
The above amount now in the hands OF the Relic, con,
Mees "" ae distributed among the families OF The killed
and prsoaos Toso entitled 70 relief will make nnniia
s''a at eAp'a'c SiFA:r's. Nc Sss Broadway. 'S''''
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

ss1,HAT" CURIOUS BOOK OF Gerry WOMEN, A SIN
gular novelty; advertised in the Independent and do
nounced in the Herald of Dec 7and g. il sold by city
dealers for fifty CENTS mailed (ree OF POSTAGE
eight centsony half price. ~ GAuSrT Publsher No 10
Walker street stairs. The trade supplied discount
OF nearly dfty per cent FOR cash. Agents wanted.
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LECTURES.

A RTEMVS WARD,
IA OF VANITY FAIR,
(MR. CHARLES f. BROWNE)
will deliver his celebrated humorous lecture,
THE CHILDREN IN The WOOD,
At Clinton HALL before the Mercantile Library Association.
Monday evening December 3d. 1861 Single tickets 90
cents; tickets admitting gentleman and lady rs ccns
For sale theIblary and at the door the night Of
lecture.
THE ZERO OF LEXINGTON AND THE SIXTY. NfNTH.
by request of the officers of the Sxlyninih resiment
N Y. s. NJ,
COLONEL MULLTGAN
viii cpeat his
"Recollections of the Siege"
at the Cooper institute Monday evening, sd inst at
O'clock Proceeds to he sent to the ireland Tickets
rs cents be obtained from the officers Of the regiment
at the various bookstores and hotels and At the door the
evening Of the lecture
Dodworlh's Band viii be In attendance.
Captain JAS Is. KTRKER.
Quartcrnlas.erJ y. H. NELLY
lieutenant PETER MCQtADE,
Committee of Arrangements
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nsnutisnl Complexion.-LaIrd,s Mo.

OF Youth or Liquid Pearl has equal for preserving and
beaulif, ing the copcso and skin All druggists aud rs
Broadway.
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The JEPFERps TRAL.--One Of the most Gu
rious criminal trials which ever took place in
our courts is the one now progressing before
the Rccorder-that Of Jeferds for The murder
of Mathews. It will be remembered that he
was tried before for the murder Of his step
father (Walton>, and was acquitted. He is now
on trial for shooting Mr.. Mathews, who attempt
ed to arrest The murderer Of Mr.. Walton
The charge in this case, and indeed we may
cay the only important evidence produced, are
based upon the alleged confessions OF the pri-
soner made to detective officer who was en-
ployed to lecoy him and worm some admissions
out of him. Without expressing any opinion as
to the probable result Of the trial, or the means
by which the accused was brought into court,
we must say that in all its features this case
presents much novelty and interest
In the history Of our criminal calendars there
is another extraordinary case of violent death,
which came to light only few days ago--that
OF Mr. Levy, the broker; but the mystery which
enwraps this affair precludes the possibility of
pronouncing whether it was case Of murder or
suicide. The deceased was alone in his office
but few minutes, and in that space of time his
throat was cut by some one, and he was found
litelcss Oh the floor. This occurred in broad
daylight, in the midst of populous neighbour
hood--in fact, in one Of the most frequented tho
roughfares in the city--and the boldness Of the
act, if indeed il was perpetrated by others than
fhe deceased, is sufficient to alarm and appal.
when we hear Of SO many bloody deeds of
CHS kind occurring in open day, without interfe-
renee from The police or Others many people are
apt to consider them as something extraordina-
ny and without precedent elsewhere. For exam
pie, the murder of Burdell, killed in his own
parlor in Bond street; the case of Corlies,
shot in the open street; that OF Dr. Lutener'
Killed i'll his own office; the recent case of
Levy, and The Walton and Mathews murder.
But after all in vast city like this, it is not so
very extraordinary that such things should hap
pen. Deeds as deadly and dark are done in all
large cites, where the facilities for the commits
sion Of crime and the probabilities Of escape are
greater than in smaller places. Besides, we
have here more mixed population than any
other city perhaps in the world, and we are ex-
posed to all the vicissitudcs of crime to which
ths various national vices, habits, and pas
,eions Of different races tend
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POLITICAL.

DEMOCRATIC REPUBLICAN, GENERAL COMMIT
~ tee, famnany Hai-fie members requested to at
tend meeting OF the Conatte, 70 be held Monday
ing Dec. %, 1861, at TX o'olock BY order,
ELIJAH f. PURDY, Chairman.
JONI 1 X I foso,ss' Secretaries.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

MISCELLANEOUS.
A uLD SANTA CLAUS
IA Ann
GOLDEN TEA KETTLE,
Buy the cheap side OF Broadway
buy yonr Toys Toys, Toys, Toys Toys.
Bty your aka u, Skates, Skates, Skates, Skates
Buy your Dolls, buy your Piaythpes,
Buy your ~ 4 Chests, buy your Soldiers,
Buy your Lambs that cry ba .a-ba.a,
Buy Your Dogs that bark bow-wow,
Buy your Fancy Goods md Notions,
Buy yonr cpllten's Chaira and shaker Chairs,
Buy Easy Chairs and Sewing Chairs,
Buy your Hobby, Hobby, Hobby Horses,
Bny your huuse Furnishing Goods of all kinds,
Al The II Golden Tea Kettle,
sign OF the big Golden Tca Kettle.
ALEX DELNAR, I6 Broadway above Fourth stlc"t.
ALIEN DEIMAR, 706 broadway above Fourth street.
East side. East side. East SIDE East side
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THE BALL SEASON.

-
MERRY CHRISTMAS BALL-TwESTY. FIRST ASNU-
Nl al Ball of Manhattan Engine Company No at Irving
Hail. Tuesday evening December "a 1861. Tickets 81
70 be had Of any Of the members Of the Company aud at
the door on the evening OF the Ball.
WIN. II. REDao2, Secretary.
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r-r.woSD JEWELRY AT A sACRIFICE.--A FEW DR.
arabic Articles offered for immediate sale Olcs
hours only from tn " A. NJ eno VA e u. Sssa PAA
w ''"I B, ", PLUME Diamond Rgskss. w RgOsagsE,-
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on MONDAY NEXT.
SYNOPSIS OF REDUCTION,
10 .nmnlence on MnnhAN, DeSNmher. q, 1851.

,ide on all garments
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SI1A1'ISG G..
WINES AND LIQUORS

ATTHE SEVENTH AVENUE DISTrLLERy, $40 AND
II 81 seventh avenue between fhirteh and fhiry
Streets New York get the largest amount INC oesS
liquor for the least money Cali and be saiis,ed
Liquors Tor sale in bond. VIM. HUGHES BON.
, 1861-06-29
G ALE OF IOWA STATE
~ STOCKS,

Proposals for loan to The Stats Of Iowa Of q
sum no. exct eeirg $4o0, 900.
pseek
no Foaf
Mrlln,s 9g Part Ct lean MT GseiedhSeG h Eiset @
5enbi: eatned An set to provide fer t1e issae aad
- s,s;s I 3;e s e;
as = whe s tee as %
ri g. 5ecsyed w5il az tholt 81 e ~ syn IN. st
es IL Ias
e IA AZ ~
ths oss
e %
sts q lie sase E;h ehs sie soapoas %
taehsd aFn.d r. by ths 5ndItos q siate oat rot at
q tye9t2 ,esEs fEom ths date tSereot "a tae psy
January aod jay q ea-h yesr Il tas ri 1sts Il ss1ea
esar EeF sR1am seth faeGsi snd ntsffs
+ re ~ ei ~ fsIs BIZ sas do!esasa rs; es9;s
III e Sf At nsF II @
ot saes raes IN t65ss asEsPsP; i ssid
s the fams msy becoms aur, ia tae principal, as
s1Raess e e. s
from the entire taxable property cf tee atate hss
By Law mbE, Il NECESSARY. be cnfcrc.d bF andAmus)
to levy In oach yCar tax eu t fpr thEsa purpQse9
afrar paymeIt CT NIL expenses Of collection.
No TAX, 1t Is provided by lAW, shall kvef be lev1ed
By the State Of 1oER on The STOCK thereby created
5 81 1sss u n sx & Ras & ass
pared by the anto1iT Ct tha Stste bat II IS exprsas-
II provided that nothing In said Law contained shall
be 70 construed ~ to exempt from taxation any part
Of the capital Of the bra1ces cf The State Bank Of
Iowa The One HuEdftd Dollar Bonds authorized By
tail act VII be eo1d Il at all In the atatt.
No condfttontl proI osa1s will be considered, The
right reserved to reject all ary ench proposals
shall co1ddcrsd WIN prouete t6e bss: :1ntsre=ts Of
the stAte-
ne et.rrs viii BE- specie, payable in hand on deliv-
err Of the Houda sold to the purchasers.
The proposals will be opeaed at twelve O'Clock M.
Oh the 18th day of July A. D. ISL by the undersigned
st ns place e n T. he of s9co &c
av.rded 70 Re btsf aod hg1e.s 4 n!dd.ra accepssd
Proposals must ee addressed under Ee0. 70 10 un-
da1fdgped, Of NJ tfopoHre1 Bank Nov York GUY
marked "Proposa1a Tor Iowa State Loan."
-AIuMber Of certified copies Of the act authorizing
salo loap Of the action Of The Board Of Commls
sfcners therein provided fol. with other docuneut
pertaining thereto be fonnd at the metropolitan
Bar it the CITY Of New York for inspection and eI
JOHN Y. JoNRs. Treasurer Of stase.
,Losu Agents.
{1feAco. .Junh 18th, IESt. iel9 S453 I'd
, 1861-06-29

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