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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-24

nIysDEND NOClCg.-rhs Board Of Dir ctOrs. O! the
IL Virgins otniia airosd Company, have dec ard dy
dnd Of per cent upoa The Capital sok Of In Coz pss
able ekho dsrs and AFTER the 18th
is5 In bondi Of he ,nfederafs htAtes Of America
The books Of transfer r be osed ua the adjournment OF
Annual Meeting Of the oo.holdsta
J. sARRLrr. rresrrr,r.
one e., n Ces't a., r 81 a eessop''y. 800,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-30

sic aaec.; Is do Oh crop at zos. 90; 20 do new
cf.p Cuba At l91sc = zoe.
NAVAL sroREs -s.es q spirits turpspene we're
an a 36c 30 &c Tor rej-cted ami strA ght, in shp
pig waer, and New York cArres ~ 80kc Ste.
Coo resin continued ged request With ssles
ferday afternoon 81 zoo bbls Al 81 - for $40 bol.,
ali1at.
P.svKuoSs -Pork-The masket inactive, and sales
Email lose At IS 10 and or prime $i2
steady WITH $50 barrels ~ 50 10 % SIX
,r rsJacked mees and $40 Sill Tor 4 sale Of
ZOO barrels lpdtA Dees WA reports on private rms
pr,ss NOMINAL Beef hams ~ere sfeady at $l4
SIS 3d. B.csn quiet At s1sc a9%s Lard was IN
lis heavy, with sales Of i76 barres ard
u-rces "a, 90 SIC Butter and Cheese fair de-
msbo at uIrhsngea or
RrE sales Of $50 cssxs made at 31<c sXc-,
par for export.
Sugars The market active ami steady. with
sle- of about 700 hbns Porto Roo II SIC 6hc ia
hide q, ba al Axe. a 6kc, and 1t0 boxes IT 6Ac.
TOBACCO Nothing doDg for export amt very lizzie Tor
consumption. he sales embraced 81 hnds Kentucky az
b4c aShc 100 bales Cuba ut T., 81 leaf ut
4, 71sc
voI-rhe market has been unusually inactive since
report, and nothing important changed hands.
All e.scrpsions quiet We notice ABOUT 20 0c0 bs
Saoda ch Islands sole on privas TERMS Owned in Bos
so,r To n dea In this market The sock or do
nestle increased by Two Arrivals from Calsona with
lyr7 bales, and one from the Cape OF Good Hope with
| 373 bales
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-30

sslr p.yrssos before reported returned Baltimore IN
having repaired and reloaded sailed Eth inst
RARK sxrn, Gilbert at Charleston reports.
Which a.a . Scara Shipped eSs a s ~ss ea Nv
cabin stove water Casks and did uhcr damage the ~
BRIc Jons wKLsn, fGcd A. Philadelphia from rrnidae
INST, st ~ " lon p,.sed large vessel
..Hes OF wind; split SAILS &c
sd ssG nSIfss E,pI hsse, abandoned y :hr
on s9r wasSs at Fss,pa,i sas q, ons aud rated
borrd - - '''' ''o' nv - '0' % NO
sem eAesu uirs,np de'ore reported ashore Of Nsss
Head with her been etscd for sh
# Al ri. she Is said TO be but little damaged.
Sem Golpns Oars at Norfolk from Tsonry lost calls
received otter damage on the passage.
sone Riyra QuKkS Cole at WEXFORD fro. Pensacola
rerenc,d bestercus stsher and lost M Of
mainder Of deck load to Providence
scnh suta Fox Leaning, from savannah for New York.
at New Bedford 2slh.
wRroS.t low water portions q wreck have been seen
n the La, storm ste was probably 30 ~ 81 TO 20 No
nsr 10 sss rss new CT nearly sa a onsr porns
d us'e truck on sp bead h SSa Dc nps sse
sno must haze sunk N e.ep wasr With her entire cree
NTH scne fragments OF net. also oand.
DEAL March io-Tbe Joiia, srck and for New Or
leans bas Teen IN collision with swedish on oungenesa
TO London t. repair
,Imnsroor, ssrch laTfe Architect from New York for
Dublin urn laden tpoken IA inst lat a. lon 81 with
ain spd mlzen nasts cut and ruddr gone required
asss
LAUNCHED Rockand, 25th inst from the yard OF Mas
and g.
Capt togar Crockett
notice co MARINERS.
The third class Can Buoy marking Thorns Rocks nj the
entnnce To- the kfbnehsc has A IN
kuo! 20 feet painted red be placed 10
mark this d~uger temporarily until ia .ther notice
The Buoy IN low nend Harbor Hypocre Ledge has
also adrift IL viii be r. placed immediately.
Hv order of the Lighthouse HeAru.
WIN ROGERS TAYLOR, Lighthouse Inspector LIST dist
Portland. March ~, 1851
The Frying Pan Hhoa Igbtshp win bo replaced In ber
former position on the and her light usual on
weds csdsy night the 9th inst ~' w
BY order OF the Lighthouse Board
THOS. II HUNTER Lighthouse inspector 6tb dIst
Wilmington, NC March "a. 1851.
whasemeu.
Arr nj New Bedford 2sh inst bark Raric Mcyev rna,.
ocean, naurus Oct ~ Madagascar Dec Bermuda 1er n
~ via Newpnrt with oO Dbl. sp OIL heports on the issh
lat N lon 90 W experienced gale LASTING vs
IN which lot boats, davits aud all attached and or a,ss
Afterwards passed hrosRh large quantities OF barre boxe
srarS boards, &C Afro spoke Dauphn ~
y bnrk Ocean Rover, Clark Nat since leaving Mari
tus-fn ibis all told an, Joseph Maxwell, d. INV ri
$40 do 'N1'' w.
~ gcm rrOvEee.owa 2SIL, s,hr An,arlc, oonsI, on
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-30


anon the joLbe's and buyers have appeared H. SINE
extent from the cotton States well from border
states, but the volume OF business light and below
that at the same time last year Jopoers In southern
cities are ordering supplies rome OF goods,
and especially Of ~ hit end II articles 90 keep
sortmepn S,me merchants also In town from the
inter Of Georgia No tn Alabama and Tennessee The
Midde States are also fairly represented The auction
aes have hem rquent and have also attracted buyers
ard especially from the neghbortDg c,ti.s Eotwth-
standing The high duties TO come Into operation
week nearly oil oescrp ions Of both domestic aud foreign
goods we're either Stationery selling at lower prices
some OF the large commission houses 10 cotton domestic
goods nave lowered their for descriptions
Heavy brown sheeings saleable NJ sc for stand
AID axes The market tor beachei SHIFT gs 6nd sheet
Dps heavy and dull, ana the bet makes
cert lower than they last fall Drills inactive,
while prizes we're unchanged. We quote bIeacned at
sAc b ues OF l0%c and brown at &C Other descrip
Il domestic goods heavy and "a es moderxte
Fine all wcoeh cloths and cassmeres 10 fair de-
mspd AID wool fannels duh and lower. Mixed wool
kbs were dull and pr,css easier
Foreign goods oul and descriptions selling
below cost Back silks, double fped fancy sy los
were IN fair request Pain ack poult de eois were
serg at nooeraie profit Fine satin de chimes from
81 30 81 10, we're selliog TO q fair extent Heavy
woollens were dull. There have been several
auction says o. riboons which toersbv we'll.
A. a sale OF dress elk gooos prices provei un-
at-fas tory, and many lots were passed. A sale OF
linens met with NO better fair sale Of Phila
ueipha ingram carpets was held, at which few lots
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-30

-taao'sh nour ouii, especially the lover grades The
saee en- b sccd about 90 bns., at " 40 q 81 30.
sou'herp hour sas IN go dsmaod. with sales OF 100
bbis cosiDE within he range of the abnve qualatn.
Rye Hour was 1esny at our qvtatuns with sslee OF 200
bbs Corr meal was quiet an nominal at dgures.
Wheat was ,ess active ano pses urrg r especially for
comm n era e. vi b saies about g. ot0 bushels At
VI 10 ~ 81 f,r white and 81 as 81 80 fr red west.
81 az Tor amber Jersey 81 30 81 ~ for Mwauk
club, III ~ fr Northw Stern no., aD0 ~ 20 81 20
Chicago tprg 8, 42 tor ambe' Jersey 81 90 al SO ~,
white In aha ~ b7k Tor ~hfe Nj gao ard 81 40 for
Cspads cuo. Lorn-.he tansart'cre wee lgn,, ooiy
30 600 buths ws'eip miyso at oc1sc 70hc for old
sno t6c 651sc. tor new. Rye and barley quiet
Oais qua
q nv -rbe ms,ket was s,eacy and Gales wsre Fight
loi bsFe Jamaica reported at 13hc., Part at
mon'bs; go bags o at 1alsc
CnTr - b. makst continued Arm with SAILS OF
aooul w pa cisDg on the nass Of IKE, though
with some eaies trputed l2ssc
TRsIs TO iverpca 600 bble -four were engaged
~ 81 500 psxe bsc.D n. 32s 81 100 tbls Oatmeal At
~ "a ts'es cotton at led 600 bushels corn at
con 0C0 bbls -four at % Cd 10 GLssgow 1 600 bnls
-four nj h 81 . o. 7kd. brig Of 40 tons was en-.
esscu 10 loso north size Cubs hon. at az hc for gu.
gar, nno deck load molssses Al 80.
Hay The market steady, Win salse OF shipping
tote at 76c o SOC
HupS.--ihere hiss been moderate inquiry from the
trace this week for cole leather hides rhe receipts
have been large, So 900 hites and
ing stock 70 3a4 600 ese and upper essher bides
The eslee amount " 81 600 hides all kinfs We have
en arrival this week o. 600 B4ce,ona hides, the first
from that port tor number Of yesvs The sales have
beenl1 COO California, 2oc., Ices az cash: 00O 0ro
noco lst 6mopbf a 900 Buenoa Ayfcs, "a n 10,
m.n'hej 1900 Central america, 1sisc lpc., 8
mop,hs; 600 Bogota and savanins. p T. $500 Porto
eabdlo, =; 2,loo Bueboe Ayres kip, d q 1000 city
slausbter, eye, each; 600 Western DO eye cash;
600 csrdeias co.
IrAnEp. At The sale the week elmos, all the hem
ock cote offered was sold ~ prices and much
sTrt wa INFESTED There wa not much ,nap,ry -
oak and bat lutle sold.
E2-A&f-.- zlss :. ~ A-aa. Patio TAO s.rs r.as :.
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Our BID was sos 700 and the legal expenses, which
gives the above when distri )utrd Holders
ponds ia ten matned oouNDs OF Sbove oates attached
may receive, at their op on IN lieu OF cash scrptu
new bond for twenty per cent Of the value Of the
principal secured by mortgage Of the property pur
chased and lease Ia the Erie Railroad mpany upon its
organization, he issu upon the reorganization OF ths
company hr bo ohol ers requested their
bouds ana coup ms imme iaiel,A the option t. take
must expire the 10th May, when the ,auce
OF the bro not paid by cash or scrip becomes pay
able TO the referee. DUDLEY GREGORY.
j. G. BANCROFT DAVIS.
New YORK, March rs, 1851
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-30
Annexed Is the sAtemeDt OF tne NEW UrIeans
banks for the week ending March as

Total. si,1t7 os4 II $50 oss 2se $50 so3s $50
The following table exhibits the respective
amounts % exchange held by the various banks,
and also the sums due 10 distant banks the latter
being comprised in the table Of deposits, as shown
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-30

Nufch ~
Ashes We have no change o. moment 20 notice In
prices The ket quiet for botn rorts ut IS 3lL
BuADsTvrrs -flour-rhe market was lees bp,ssDt
and inactive, whpe prices favored purchasers Extra
grades were scarce, and ,uotaiio,s unchanged rpe
ansa'iions f'ed up about II zoo bbs, cleng within
he GO al he nlllAfl q
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-30

Az the annual election for directors of the Pitts
burg, Fort Wayne and Chicago road. held on the
9th inst. there were 56,527 votes polled aud the
oid board were elected without opposition.
The interest due April l, by the city of Vim
sennes, on the securities issued to the Illinois
Southern Railroad Company, will be paid on pre-
sentadon to Gead a. Smith 2o7 Broadway.
The National Bank have declared dividend Of
three and onehalf per cent, payable on the 10th
Of April.
The exchanges at the Bank Clearing House this
mernipg were sle,ll5,e55 o., and the balances
esl5 1886 o..
Messrs. Taylor Bros, Of 70 Wall street, have
established branch Office At 247 Broadway.
We are indebted to the Adams Express Company
for New Orleans papers in advance of the mail.
The movement Of the banks in the four princi.
pal cities Of the Union, in which weekly reports
are made, as shown by their last statements, is
rs follows
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-30

three ipeAgepre b~or hi nv he Hav,e stssr
" Arsso, quoting cotton ~ DAvus sdssnces u Hv
o., eghth On n"e but omit ~ qu"tx.0ns e- Hng
y" doubt wcnld re- sas. 30 asvr away I'd - |
th quoaison en- the 9Th ust. ~ Liverpool As'e o.
sfnle teak about lnoh but y war ~ s' a m ASorsee
Latuse great Janice sxteu's over isrss 49," Inn
Eor 'hwss, " Hp J. n'e~ n't "os Al reazng
IN, gest supply al cotton r1m sS.s sss'f he great
s. cd k.reipts 81 prefnee from The gr-as west
tinue ae these recsIss are met ~'ta stsAdy and
regular =, mand. trcH ouepe<S auspR with
Island a gu We cSe raae-seb All Northern ma ksts
I,o AID . eadys,hs n. DELIVERED Havaua
one week a orsys ns,led Ia that port II
take :, execute order Ia Nv-v
Yoik. and II u ~rnld he from 20 to 70
higher rhsn D. ,nr market unue, oar mid tar, sc
which VIII aSo effect without aos,tt, IN two weeks
eftry the re- sscEbne of on' DHess, IN say We shat
bsid our m ,ba broad nannef Of free trade
HT as snch 4 ado caD he obtained rae OF duties
averaging shout rs cent The tariff ac' or the North
ern government INTO effect IN he Is, Of April
The Philadelphia Ledger II to-day friday, in
reply to a correspondent who inquiries what has
been done in regard TO Allegheny county bonds,
says
Some three four mos this ago committee of gante-
men, claiming represeo, P'tsoug this bood qes
ton u ,his CIV, H. cnne rence wish .he bondhod
ers, wish sm,oablr sdjus' mant, and wa
the tne informed tn the proposition submitted
b, he mittee tied the bonchodses, ani
that he who matter wood soon as gDt be after
the return tn. coum,tte u Ptsburg be asp OF
&C 'ord,ne 10 The terms greed on. There has been
no official action there since ~ We know OF, but
we understand the to m we're not satisfactory
ended The only lemedy for oondhocers ms
" be to bring suits the initial slater Supreme
Court 70 sustain sul this Court 6 necessary that
holder sbooq and he tbs bona
fde owner o. the bonos susc Judgments thus obtained
have been paid. There ia NO more prospect Of the
interest bonds being provided for by the hori
ties o. Pittsborg than Three years ago A. 10 The
moral ohlgatoo OF the Common wealth 70 protect the
fur invested these FUNDS, which Investment
| the act o. the Legislature mace legal, there can
IS perfseo in singing them out as a
Decd it " unwise TO Dame bond as an investment
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-30

The following 10 o comparative statement OF the i'm
ports foreign DRY goods New York for the and
since January L.
FIR TIE usek. 1869 1890 1891
Fntereo the port. s. b3O, 228 627 $50 $40 52l
ThIosn on ua kel.. s,5o2oi5 2,s'oll6 2,oos oS7
Entsr I'd !, tx prt $sI o6o506 8sl75e2 % oea l4s
Thrown market. 80, 26l ga 3SS7s sls % IA 32l
The absve statement exhibits material decline tho
entry Of goods at this port for the past week. compared
with the period the two previous years. aod.
the advances, they cestned gro~ small ny
degrees beautifully less By Q Liverpool paper it
eppeas that he exports Of British manufactured goods
10 the United States for the month Of January had
neusly declined. rhe falling OF had EXTENDED
and pottery ware IRON Steel clteey and
wool en- goods. II this failing OIL great
january, what TO expect II Will be dur ing the
ing hs under the Nor, III tarifY b is
from England that exports will be La gey dmins he'd,
but also from the Con inent aud especially r. Feancs
sJd Gel mary. Ihe Collection of respectable revenue
tariff will be Of gu stnn The gooi
thrown upon the Da'ket tue past wesk large,
beng inhuercd DO doubt TO some extent, ny the wish
70 forestall the tariff which goes into operation
Mondhy ext OF The goole entered for motion the
week wooen fabr,cs am0uDtet tn Sz37 al
10 "a AIS; siks $766 500 flax % SAT v43
nsous s9s 2t1toal 81 273 613, VIII be by the
following table,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-30

GOAL. coal COAL CDAi.f 90 49,
sss ou.iv sed Ash Coal ~ 10 ID and free froue
se full weight 400 Saa =, ,sss and de,s red y Al
90 .t,a ioS est Eleventh street. foo, of Perry street,
Nor,h r,v.r ana foot OF D-lasoey street East river
"'' n Ti,EA urLL H. anch Once ~ all crest
<,o.r-aEui0B. PEACH ORCHARD AND BROAD
Mounsair. being selections from the most approved
mines eened also EnRisn HOUSE Canael ADD
rver,o<l AL NJ the io~e~t maruet prices HENR
xETtE Of Canal and Centre Streets and corner or
Jane 4 v est streets.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-30

"e read IN the New Orleans Crescent Of March
23,-
an early hour yesterday the foreign correspoudepce
W ue liza ras i'ceved subsequently the mats by
The arabia 70 the "a int from Liverpool we're rece,vad
wh'ch read more esoouragingy IN respects Bus 4
wss omm' n.eo on we, there were seme very Iosins
trsDst ctions heard ofthst H. o. u,ddl,ps uoh
oct 90 reported ~ ohd 10 mriye which xss
bought IL ranef IN New York at 12c freight ~ ar1
some u the ksbs,es n the Gag. nyured nm sne
oess those purch at four POUNDS starting per nae
II onea ok "swful" some private advices per the Ara
bia say thai the future II cofton for this ns
move circamstsnces conrected with the pos tiss Of
anaire England Than upon advsoe< OF supply this
sfss-'he UJised -tstes They write ne that poht
sRnt ~ Tor the momebt hut not iDfo' mel what
hs the vrcuum AZ ster hour, the qniesncss nch had
bLvAitd Though 70 1o.nns -fty1ay We ei!svei ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-30

TIRE YPLVHPrOE rRIAr.-rTITs IMPORTANT RIAL
did not excitement han The Harrouic Meet
b. ~. III Lsrcna'd street Monday and
day n,snn ?. rUmps o. comfort for caIcs.n. s.aca
- lN.o. $500
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-30
REsTAURANTs.

ENGLAND AND FRANCE, TUE PAPERS IEroRu
~ u.s. about sending 10 RI " vessels aat
70 look after he interest and they have inmstd that
they will call al spEkCkks u test the quality OF Mssscy
,oiils 90 y Philadelphia Ae-3 gloss. 70
Uorsnc e,rset, northwest corner OF Broadway -.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-30

Fastrg pray and abstinence have peen psvirg the
mischief with the butchers FOR the past wesks the
g,eat demand beiHg for 6sh Yesterday there was u
very slight iodi Of changsihs near approach OF
the chse 81 Lent giving impetus to tho tore
meat once more To-day fowl will doubtless be
20 be to higher IN price, as there viii be rush FOR
that article To supply dune Faster sunday. Other
wise ,hings remain city much AZ they were last week
10 wit
10 16c roasting pieces, 12c. l5c rump lac corn
ed, &c a los
Mr,Tos-caops l2c a,4e per ID hint quarters, DO
-Cu,ets isc zoe. per ID; fore quarters &C.
&C.; bind quarters i0c l4s
PORK -tretb, lie. f2c per ID saltet, b2c hams,
zach.
PorIrKY.-rorkey lac Ice per TO-; fowls DO broil
ers 100 "a 81 pe, par; geese, loo a 12c pefip wilo
ducs per SOC 75c scan vsssbafk 81 80 k3 par
uoges, SIC s$l Isboi's, &c. quas, per dozeo 81 rs
ax2.
snn Salmon, 81 per h.; shad, 5oc a 7sc haiioal
We, esls, l2e lee striped bass. i2c 49, hid iosk
es &c os &c DC o'sso, los l2c.: OYSTERS, per
IA te,rspln, per dozen, Is, lake ks, rs par lb
nrtcx pis-, -" rr-.vr o.,
hnonIAssors-Bolosna ssusagcs, 10, a tao per ID. ,
o'm g. county ontsei, FAC lart, lac lac Oh .cse
conmn We pine apple CHEESE, I6c. a iSs Engsh
dsrN, l2c, D 16c eggs Is for zoe.
vf'trAnss -P'ato.e, 81 81 rs and 81 so per bbl ;
l1c
2oc per dozsn green apples, hat peck, TO- cookiag
The pr,c csor or MARYANp.--Thc East7n Grsd> has
The fl'~Dy Much anxiety has been elt for DAYS
ssi about the crop In tbs sing 10 the
orst part o. the month beiug very mild the
bu ~e smos' readH TO 10 tact have heard
that 10 tbe upper Dot OF the county tes were IN
IuIi bio when the D., sent col spe CONN saced m,
those that have bot doomed ths buds become
shrive ed and cJnsderaply drief doubt tho crop
vii be almost a total failure.
Arrivals and Departures.
ARRIVALS
- HAyass-stssmshp Quaker Cty-Genl M,ramon,
Piesden, Of WACO itmi, and gute Col Jose Monts Cnl
= r.nd, Me Mayor Patterson bearer Of 6espaches
Dopippo 20 Washington MS ssroipe converss Mari mo
Of cesp.eSss icr Il ssvssnm,n,: Lieut. ri "a
M.,"s Jsrd.lls and tdwa,ds United states Coast
Van Rersa.ser and scn J @ Tisber and lady Mile Judith
tyivis ana servant esnora Lott, and fa ny Madame
b.ry Mrs. Tnsmps' % Don onessas lady and d.Ish;
sno nurssi AZ II obampih, u a Cram Cilara Jsmss
Mats, ~ empscr oh .ern, Fr.pco Cresio LORENZO
qu.r BID ana child; umssy, L Rruftree Ana An
o,o % RIOS Domni me, Josep, Msssou, Arthur Barr
fsns juan Tsrnsnd ss,S-s yq Sm.s casAn'a
renteI Micosyo, kusso, sesring L.mict, ne.
ksoses so1nscs YsTsn. s.ndsos 4os
gEwsrd yeo Ward " aincliey. q orsy. psnssi
Llio,,t wishimsn. RI Cooper saons-snd - n the
ASrwtRr-An,wert-J Bertrand.
Nrw OaIrArn- Steamship fAhaMba-A Aspfnwail q Va.
xepde, Fater - Bassett Miss Kenny
Lecoy and daughter. Mrs Benton.
DEPARTURES.
g.vArY,s-steamshIp Ncng mery--r w Halliday Cole
nan Geo iosd and wife Mas II Field Mrs y N "a
coch. M,s John Ausey, NJ Moses Lawrence Crane sm
ro'ssL, y~aaes Lvri-Ad- s.sr-es J,nA---.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-30

The road failed to meet the interest due on the
State bonds advanced to the road. The total earn
ings of the Southwest Branch for the year ending
February 20, 1861, have been s67,S66 81; ex
penses $66, $50 49, leaving net earnings, 81 3l5 49,
Last year there was a deficiency of 3,l47 Is.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-30
THE DRY GOuOs TRADE.

The following is o comparative Statement Of the in
por,f foreign DRY goods New York the Ok and
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-30

Chrs Loeser, Love- Phn.s-phs; Rollins Parsons. Ess-
bethp0t .
burs AM wv orb. Cid schrs Bank, rrS Che res
toD harrison, oos.on, Vaughn, GiSsrd New
WEXFORD, March 27-Ar achr River Queen. Cole. PEN
sseuls.
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

A RNlvkRsAhY Ov iHR sASBArH s1HoOu or THE
n fsenteth Universast church. veen .xth and
seventh avenues to morrow afternoon 1t O'Clock inae
by the school, addresses by R~vs Chaplin Bal ou.
B. and q Bro, ks. Serm 10 the marnug bs Kee.
a. Eruk, 1astor I'll and Charsc OF the late
Rev Thorn httteunnre
The Evansville daily journal., 1861-03-09
R.uP0RT.s.V.r RE.mRDxRs.
b. L. JUDSON g. CO.,
Sole PToprietOrs,

If there is in the list of Remedies given to the
world for acceptance and approval, any which arc
entitled to confidence by their perfect adherence
to the laws and intention of the Creator one the
UNIVERSAL COUGH REMEDY, for every species of
Lung, Throat, and Bronchial difficulty, even that of
Actual Consumption and the other the justly cele-
brated ToLU ANODYEE, most perfect remedy for
Neuralgia, GOCt, Rheumatism, Partial and Actual
Paralysis, st. Vitus Dance, Chronic, Spasmodic
and Nervous Head Ache, Tooth Ache, Ear Ache,
and that chief of all causes of diseases, Loss OF
Sleep.
If frieuds will accept the declaration that for
six OF eight years these preparations have been
through that would satisfy ALL in place of
sweeping declarations that mean nothing, and then
procure and read the pamphlets, to be found
with ali dealers and agents, they will be able to
judge how far they can be relied on.
GENERAL AGENTS.
J. ". HUNNEW ELL & Co, and 8 Com
merciaI Wharf Boston.
g go. HUNNEWELL, las Water street,
New York:
Under the special supervision of JOHN L. HUN
NEWELL, Chemist and Pharmaceutist Boston,
Mass, whose signature the corks of the gem
uine only, and to whom address all communications.
Sold by all respectable dealers everywhere.
KELLER & WHITE,
Wholesale and Retail Agents, Evansville.
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The Evansville daily journal., 1861-03-09
MEDICAL NOTICE.

Dr.. F W. Sawyer, Physician and Surgeon, has
removed his office from First street to the corner
of Second and Main, over N. S. ThompsOn's Drug
Store, where he will hold himself re ady to meet his
old friends and acquaintance, and all others whe
may honor Eim with their confidence. Having
had much experience in the treatment of Chronic
diseases, both common and specific he proposes to
direct his energies mostly to this class of maladies
hoping to give entire satisfaction to all who may
need his services.
Office hours from to II A. NJ, and to 4P.M.
deCI1-3m
The Evansville daily journal., 1861-03-09
INSURANCE.
ms ura nee A 6 ency.
ALLEN c. HALL0CK

EVanSVAlASs
UNDERWATER AND GENERAL INSURANCE
AGENT,
ADJUsTER OF AVERAGES, AND NOTARY PUBLIC.
He continues to issue Policies from several Frs
Glass and most reliable
INSURANCE COMPANIES
In the Country, on Inland and Fire Risks. lie will
also receive applications for
LIFE INSURANCE.
He will attend to the Adjustment of Losse
Of every description under policies from othel
agencies, and attend to the settlement of all mat
ters connected with INSURANCE, for parties in.
terested. His long experience INSURANCE.
AGENT, has made him familiar with all subjects
connected with Insurance.
HS- Office. Marble Hall Building, No o Main st.