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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-03-22

R6- The Memphis Avalauchs says that
If those bachelor rebels who talk of burning
that city would get married, they would
talk and act very differently Evidently,
the Avalanche thinks, with the apostle,
that SO far as these woald-bel incendiaries
are concerned, it would be better to marry
than to burn''
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SIGNS OF THE TIMEs.-Comment enough
of the manner in which nearly all branches
of trade are effected, is the advertisement of
prominent New York house, in another
column, Offering Gold and Silver Watches
at prices which barely cover the cost of the
raw material l4th-l wd-2tW
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DIED.

On the 20thinst.. Mrs. sAEAH CATLETE, wife Of
Sfrother Catlett, aged IS.
The funeral will take place from the residence
of her husband in the lower bayou, to-day at 10
10 O'Clock A. NJ. The friends Of the family are
invited to attend.
On the 2lst inst, after short illness, AMERICA,
wife Of William T. Cowle, aged q years.
The funeral will take place this Saturday after
noon at o'clock, from the residence of Mr. u.
HuII on the BoonviIls road. The friends of the
fEmfly are invited to attend. -
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A COOP APPoISTMEEF,-The War De-
p&Ftmsnt has secured the service OF J. o. D
Lilly. formerly Of the Madison and Indian-
apOlis Railroad, to assist in the general
management of the various railroad lines in
the Government service. - le
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EVANSVILLE, March

EYANsVILLEl MARCH zUI 1907.
To Messrs. ". E. HoItmgspOrth, RiEliam
HeiIman, Samuel Orr. and Others:
GENTLEMEN = Your communication of
the 18th has just been received. am
pleased with the implied approval Of my
course contained therein, and in accordance
with your wishes, consent that my name
may be used as a candidate for reelection
to the Office of Mayor of the city of Evans
vile. Very respectfully,
W. BAKER.
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HOME INTERESTS.

sD~ Lyons is now opening very large
stock of Devlin's superior clothing, and
other goods necessary to complete gen.
tleman's wardrobe.
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RPTbe Madison Courier gives the follow
ing as the substance Of letter received by Mr..
John E. Moore Of that city, from his son
William, who was IN the battle Of Pea
Ridge. The letter is dated
In CAMP NEAR LEEsBuRG, Ark,
March 10th, 1862.
am still alive and well. We have had
O very bard battle with the rebels, lasting
three days. The rebels numbered %, 900 I;
our forces 10, 600. q VIZ h
Ben MeCaIloeh and Mcintosh were killed,
and Prizes was wounded. The rebel loss
was between I, 900 and 1900 killed and
wounded. Our loss was between 400 and
500 killed and wounded, including our
Colonel fHendricks1 and First Lieutenant
fWatts), and two others Of our company.
The 22d was at one time surrounded by
the Indians. They were coming on their
hands and knees when we FIRST saw them,
and we dropped on our bellies and geVe
them q volley, and then We rolled over on
our backs, loaded, and gave it to them once
more. The third time the top-knots got up
and skedaddled." sI ssaflaar.s
went with Sigel's skirmishers, and We
had hot work. An old top-knot, on a
white horse, fred at me before saw him.
Jumping behind tree, fired, striking bis
horse; his next-shet- passed through my
hat, close to my scalp; my next passed
through his head and killed him. He had
aadouble- barreled shot gun. l took sever
prisoners.
The 18th and 22d Indiana took a secesh
battery of six guns at the point of thu
bayenet.
! Besides seven or eight largo cannon, We
took about 400 prisoners, including one
General and four or five staff officers.
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/. W. NKxsEN's INSURANCE. AGENCY,

d VI n RISEN s lN5U IA ME- -adhNI1J
Marble Hall, Main street
The undersigned would respectfully in
form merchants and others who are now
receiving their Spring stocks, that he con-
tinues to issue policies of insurance on all
kinds Of merchandise against fire, as well as
the perils of transportation by river, &c, in
several of the best companies in the Union,
and at rates as low as the hazard viii JUS
tify. Being determined to merit, thrust to
receive share of public patronage
j. W. NExsEN, Insurance Agt.,
mar2I.4td Marble Hall.
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y 'nep
ANS OF sums u! puslao9s pus pusIs1I 'puvI
-5ua no slJelp 4qS!s sizes '6euom 4usIIno
-un 1eqlo liz pus 'EIuossIN 's!ouHII '4Io1
AeN 10 s5uuqoxa pos sizes puv sang asaIas
3sIIa ' ON '4uva s5uIAps sqL -Asa
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We received a call yesterday from Adju-
tant Dan. Maeauley, of the Eleventh Indi
ana, on his way to indianapolis in charge Of
the remains of DR.. Clay Brown, Assistant
Surgeon of that regiment. Adjutant Ma
cauley reports the sickness in his regiment,
since the battle Of Fort Donelson, as very
great. Dan, himself, looks stout and
healthy
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sSr 1t lie objected to the new plated gov
eminent gunbOat Mystic, building in Con-
nscticut, that her armor Ia only three and
a quarter inches thick.
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bm- SurgsonI DID Han, of the seth
Indiana, Assistant Sargeons john K. Black
stone, of the 39th Indiana. and Lieutenants
Thomas L. Denny and Jacob ". Shelton,
of the 42d indiana, have resigned, and their
designations have been accepted by General
Buell.
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BS5@ The citizens of the 9th Ward will
remember the meeting this evening at the
Engine House, on Locust street. Let the
friends of the schools be on hand in force.
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e@ man who has lost his fortune at
the New York gambling houses is now en-
gagged In pointing outsthe establishments to
the police, who have broken up several and
arrested the propristors.
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gs~ Gentlemen who wish to secure beau
tiful werks of art, should step into Lyons
and procure snit of beautifully modelled
1eThins celebrated artists, IN New York.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
LTBRARY NOTICE.

LIBRARY NOTICE. d .
TE4HE OU.N-TKs Il 4 r & - Il H OF
n Vanderburgh county, will be open on and
after Tuesday, March 25, 1862
- ! s VICTOR BIsoHs 6
mh22dIw2ww - s==e Librarian
- IFolksb0te copy. LEE-I--I
N DRUsN m a y q d va sN'TRU
FL in the And Regiment Indiana Volunteers
$40 90 per mosth will be paid for such service
The applicant viii report az sAM'L VIOkERY'S,
Main street, Evansville. nh29
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An Explanation.

MBssRs. EDITORs will you allow me to
explain part of the report published rela-
tive TO the receipts and expenditures for
public schools in this city, for the past
year.
e reported as received from Treasurer Y.
"a, $40, 038 sc. OF this amount So, 762 70
were the special tax levied by the County
Commissioners for building school houses,
repairs, &c, in this city, making the amount
of the common school fund received So
265 II. The amount paid teachers as sala-
ries was So, 500 O3 more than the, school
fund received which was furnished by the
City OF Evansville
-, sas8 A Il. Q. WHEELER,
.eshFs School Trustee.
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b R@Tte seth Indiana regiment, Colonel
Alexander, is at New Madrid, Mo. Toe
SD, Col. Gresham, is en- route for the same
place. -. - - - -
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CoRREsPoNDENCEs
EYANsvILLE, Mareh I7th, 1857.

William Baker, Esg9l 81 8 iil.aT $
SR believing that the best interests of
the city of Evansville, in its present critical
condition, demands your continuance in the
Office of Mayor for another term, we re-
spectfnlly request permission to announce
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The MmyOr@afY-

The announcement Of Mr.. William Ba-
ker's name a. a candidate for reelection to
the position be now fills, occasions intense
qualification to all who have an interest in
the public schools and general prosperity of
the city. Three years ago when he took
charge of the affairs Of the city, they were
In a most deplOrahle condition. Chaos
fairly reigned. Previous terms of mal-ad-
ministrafion had 30 confused the financial
operations Of the city that It was for some
time involved in doubt whether they ever
could be untsngled sufficiently to enable
the people to see where they stood as a
community, and ascertain whether they
could ever relieve themselves of the enor-
nous debt pressing upon them. Three
years ago, wharf affairs were in most
complicated and unsatisfactory condition,
and no efforts appeared to have been made,
or were making, to pay of the principle
and thus gradually decrease the immense
interest which the city was paying the
holders of wharf bonds. Three years ago,
although thousands upon thousand Of dol
condition-what was done was badly done
and there was no prospect oftheir ever
being finished.
But 6rr hand, guided by sound judg-
ment, took hold Of the helm, order was
brought out of chaos, new life was breathed
into every department Of the city, and for
Il
the past three years the whole of the affairs
of the corporation have glided along so
smoothly and successfully that we can
hardly realize that we are governed at ALL
While our taxes have not been increased
on the contrary have been diminishsd---gi-
gantic Improvements have been made on
the streets-vast sewers constructed from
one end Of the city to the other, with cross
street sewers leading into the main con-
duits-Our whasf debt decreased several
thousand dollars, and no little paid on our
railroad bonds
Il is hardly necessary for Us to say to our
people that this pleasant condition Of a fairs
has been accomplished by the asagacity,
forecast and untlring industry Or Mayor
Baker.
. We trust ne will be able, in few days,
to lay an elaborate report of what has been
done during the three years be has had
charge, so that the people may see for them
selves how much better it is to have man
at the head of city affairs who is fully
qualified to discharge the duties devolVing
upon that position.
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EAR. RLE.ARER If ERS TINS
IL method to inform his friends and the public
that he has fitted up suit of rooms for the
practice of dentistry. Having awaited himself of
all the latest improvements in the professions he
him with their patronage. All persons Wishing
the services of dentist would do we'll to give him
a call before engaging elsewhere, as he is doing
work Is per can't. lower than any de atist in the
city Artificial teeth inserted on gold, pIa tinum,
rubber and silver, and warranted satisfactory.
Chloroform and electricity used in extracting
teeth. feb27-6m
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(DACOsNr!
AB Is thousand lbs sides ~
II thousand Ms Shoulders;
10 thousand lbs Hams;
20 thousand lbs Lard
100 barrels Mess Pork, for sale By
Corner Of Main and r Fourth 81.
~ sRBEE S.RLT-Tn large and small bags,
II for sale by s. e. GILBERT q co.
Go1P;-sO9 boxes German and Palm, for sale
~ Low by s. f. GILBERT q co
milo slesasas -a
"a by [mhI0 &. u. GILBERT q co.
Pittsburgh Coal.
H.ApR .N~O ~ or H.R.RD n
Il large supply of Pittsburgh Coal. which Iwil1
deliver at any part Of the city at I215 cents Per
bnshel cash. Orders left at my office at Lamasco
whai or at Orr, Dalzsli & Co.'S store Water
street, will be promptly attended TO.
mhSdIm JAS. SWANSON.
n RR ~" MORE OF THOSE MOE
8-A- hams left, only cts. per pound, at
mh7 ELLIoTf's Family Grocery.
ERRESSEU POUKTRX.-5O nice, fresh
M~ dressed Turkeys; Obs dressed Chickens,
for sale this morning.
ONION SETTS.-25 bushels top Onion sets;
bushels silver skin Onion sets.
SWEET POTATOES-50 bushels Sweet Pota
toes of splendid quality.
FRESH EGGS.-5 o dozen just received Is
SHOULDERS. from to cents per ID.
DRIED APPLES AND PEACHES
q bushels dried Apples.
Is bushels dried Peaches.
Is % Beans, for sale at
mhl4 ELLI0TTS Family Grocery.
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Fine FT1T GIovaCz :

Fine Fur Gloves. d7ls4 =
q B6T HECRGHeEDs a. coon Is
- sortment Of Fur Gloves, suitable present to
your friends in the army. Also new lot al "a.
dies FAIRS. Call soon and make your seIections-
VAUIIER 3 MAROONNIER,
aecls No. 80 Main street
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REMOVAL

EGAlNzA0 " ALE
"A. RUSH'S CONFECTIONERY
Reznovsd to Second Street. near Nan.
" HIVE RENO HslED ny COsE-REG-
n tionery TO the above named place, and in addi-
tion to lay old business have also opened n
FIRST-CLASS BAKERY,
And promise to my old and new patrons, that Who
ever nay give order for Cakes and Confec-
tionerfes, win furnish them in such a stvIe "a
would be creditable at the g White House, -
A. RUSH,
feb19dem Second Street, near Main.
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KENTUCKY ELECTION.

Judge W. K. WILLIAMS, of Graves couu-
II, is. candidate for Judge from the 4th
Appellate District of Kentucky. 80
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condition-what was done was badly done
and there was no prospect oftheir ever
being finished.
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1852 I Il J. 1862.

PINSsYLvANIA CENTRAL RAlLLOAO,
with IL co,rfetir.-. 81. N
THE sHOKpESr A-sp quick Asr ROUTE
Isl, ;rsins run osiy from York t. ftiade gL4 via
NewJeney AID u. d.n e1e hmeoy line ~, c,,,s
A'" HP,,;iE LEAvr' NE,-lstH non IilE
FOOT III CytftLA@DI-Sr
p way Of Ph4depLis s n9lains p .sagor iet'o New
loks tiile cine routes bVeHins pssse ngers
t'Cp. Ia one hour later tis, 0tnf. ..l--
j. Hsy Of Allentown, iis ongcrs lc1Ve az p NJ
afee boar. later than the oafEa r ahl Dy pom i'sS
srriye the sane IT, NrrHc ite. M !csso pad all
POINTS H. the NouhW Wet, to1.e IND n.9pfh' Lon'Vir
g. Logi, Cleveland ColGn. f,l,ilu4u. sAd oil main
point West with lever ca. ~ ...a o,,,,,,. =.
Pb5irs6 555 niles hoa-fe fk Pittsburgh 40 miles
Sucking and Saloon Csfs a 81 ..sias.
Ie.e the a. other
bsgg8ge checked through II1rss4s h-r
secIIs Tickets, 9. % pul,l .,.d " n .sbur8h
WESTERN r.liGRaIID~.
iee Psnpsylysni' tsnifn 80 pnJ fnis On rH"ss's.
Aeon medallion Line. ". ch - lDl. liable mode VI
hsye 10 p4tiss moving Wet, % yle haf "a" usual rate.
o. isge
by this route freIgh,s q Do p.ionl be forwarded
ard ou. Ioiit the f-.afs q ONO. Aent-cAy, In
asm, llirG.s Wisco,ts. l9~a ~ li'-olfi. by RAIL
aOAp DIRECT, OF 20 an Pc c1 th' nsFgabe MYERS Of
us West by steamers from fiiiso1ign 80
he aies Of Freight o.o cfl ay 'nt IN the Wos by
ut PeaBsylgsris Krfoud a o. Cd r. favorable
charged obs, R.tl,oad .srf.r irfcf aud sip
pm The ira ,po M ~ t5cf freight this Com
Iny esE RELY with eonrd~n,e .I iar-.esiy tfagsL
La. -I.t r..
suer and Dealer !s 70, Is Vil d NJ. moe ad
Nsr'sgroas route Csr,.,,. ID. It t.. Wal. ID sup
E,d with every cor y.;.uc l..e Iensd this lo
~ ~ eonneetlons and : seo. 20 fad 10 Nor wsr,
IN mar shafg wbcfe wi h14r ~ co.,. iyi
SSssIi.g arg re.ii.g etc e'"sd O.. re !J.itADhi"
'"ia nEN-IObk and s.Li .ls tAhhf'o' p,
j. l.. ELLIOTT, 20. niger 4 ..4!, No. hstorHOuse'
LEIGH Co., fffi hgenit. 20 , ,,,,,.. .
heDONALD BI-o1OFg, rigsaui Ag,''-,
No. Battery -rlacc-
ES0CH LEWls l,r,sa.. b. Altoona. Ia
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Nrgw.YoRK q NENg-HlV.N RAILROAD.
sPRNC ApPA.yfAESg.

CC.fNfrf.i 80
P..s.uyrr Section in Eeeyos 27t. = AID iih-a7
q i.''' y" Trains LEAyE ~ "-YORE: a.,
Ter Nex.Hs,eu :. .. IL, ,-a H:i' 3 tAHli 3'''
'forr s'ae ipo-s . NJ Er' '2:lS. Va) $50
5s enc S,5 IL b,,efcrd Fofd .o4.hlort AID WshpOf
Fol No.wSis, :. ESQ 3d.. i2:is GHli $40 ''ao s.
IT,, 5a ~ .b md Greenwich = e. i4l5 $780, iJ@
: ~ p Stamford a :. g. Gr) $50 mi i2:l' 2'Erh g.
~ ~, Ter ana ia,e mediate .,,op T. 9ooa 1t ~
T. 40: 400, $3.50, $50 2. 49, ,e-t
. ios POI. Chc--er - .*-l' N A'~~J
." WE COsNECfIN, TRAINS.
Ysr Boston via suribsied. -, tLE (ET.h6 p M
For Bos,on Wis Shore Linz .2:i5 o. n, lhT al. =
Y,r Hartford ard Sprif mel IN thxh I|'i'' o
FcI C51atclcus River R4i'c b. Montreal = M tErh
snd i2.l5 ~. 90 HortlsmY 10 , ...., Mild q . m
scr hartford Provi3erce, ADD -. nh tmroa1' D. III
OK. l2:l5 .. n. y.. pu,,.J
az L.. 1918, g. .. rf
10. Caual RslirOad. y 10 D. = ,iamy1'i- - 4.
Fcr hOlsft0rir R.roaa ?" I'-'fi A. ~, D - III ~
Bslingt.n nd % Setsf go boo" ht' 81 hriu-
Ter Ssugstuck Rsi ord, o.. U... . d. n. :, q,
tr Daubrry and NorTts e'f-ei % J''' d NJ O. ~
pm ,., 80 TT,
Ih.ii5 %. HJt1, Superintendent
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BlOycuuen OF Ocean steamers

The grandfather Of Geu. Halleek is still living
and ia 100 years old. His sesd nee is near o"sA'
Ny. Ifalleck himself 'sas born in Oneida county,
whore most of his relatives including one OF 'a0'"
brothers, new re:ide.
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TOR SALE by AUCTlON-On TUESDAY,
Jolly l. i6l to es.~ couc-on lhs .9-nait s-asoi :
stem ~ NfN lukh-Uoifsi .fstrs bui. CD tuns Dur
dcD tEnTog. iuit. IL amer Il 81 present. c1fei
lug A-g H-FtI- mai between new Druus" 4 i .'vss
= ola, srd vii BE m NcwN or. about the 2fh iuT ms i'
sc e"i'l W OIL pes willing to ruicnasc. f9i fr
tier paTiicp iegadin cnsDus ruge ani maehireiy
c4pss.iy Co. H.; upplyic 4. sMiiHEi- . co.
NO 80 ii-a.-I..t.
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e,s~st NV 7-Ociayc PIANOS IA rose
- sF. wood css,s. iroa lams' ed over, ,t b,
~ ~. 10 with froldnss 100 do with carved neg. sud
-; IA Ds1.bo.rd sl7s ig5 znI 40. do, with psake
s.xs 80 slsJ snd $50, res i.-octsvs 81. d.
ave ~. Tie shove Pianos sie 4u!ly "aieLiel
he ers.a.f bars,ns TIT cen he found 10 the city
plaza Ell ana roo them Secorl.ra Piuos al go 30
80 10. IS aud ~ New AtLp'rD -, 81 s'tlt.ney
~ N -, sut ups sfd per month, rent allowed u puf
rhs7cd i1cn,h'yIey roceiy'd iof ne saNo
ste Foreign sheet MDrlC st2 cent? ~ pa.- Al kind. Of
Muc Laocsn3ise price, iinis. 10 aiisne ~
80. 80 IORkCL WATERS Agent No. f9i ~ sdissy.
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gold, it is possible, may induce hesitation in passing
the above BILL and come other measures which have
been recommended may be adopted by which tho
evils Of suPersbundant paper currency may DO
avoided.
The Ariel from Aspiawall brings s352,39l in
gold.
The Weekly Bank Statement exhibit, no marked
change excepting tire increase in loans. The fea.
lures ere much the same as indicated in our para.
graph Of yesterday.
The following is comparative statement Of tho
condition Of the Banks Of New-York City from
June 10 June II:
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Steamboats, ana tlai'roG0s.

EOR ALBANY.-The Steamboat DANIEL
a DREW , for ALsAyI and lnsrrcdal: hs.di.S;
THURSDAY, SATURDAY, nom Joys Pier at g. M.
E'OR HARTFORD DIRECTLY steamers
tdIf On HARTFORD s,d CRAM ~ sra T.. daily.
rom Pockip ~ ~ "a ,fori with steam.
boa' 10 SpHneheld' and MI in' North. Fast and West
NLW-JEhSEY RAlLRO ,D-FOR PHIL
- ADhLPhlA the S)UrH AID WEST via JEg-
~ 4 ilf-1sli AL Express Lines lovs New.Nptk AZ :
esd loa l, q and II Fac -. IN ourh tickets
sodio the South sndW and through Baggage checked In
O. III. and q sEd II ,. trsi"s.
!. -. WOODRUFF Assistant Su 9rrinlcndrn,.
No baggage VII ne for aAy trains un--s drv-ed
und checatd IS pEes IN advance Of the time Of le.gin
,r,.r-r-rsr--
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(,KIDE or REFINED PETROLEUM oil
y Ae.-i,sd die-, from the 20 iss'afss nd "ri' ~
fef t. ia .usats. enc, flr rAitii ..r' " 1
-. me- rI...t r.fs. bJ ID .I.lN $50 Lhi.i-s
i g.. 80 TO ono J ID ~ $500. ... t." i..i
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lost Gno FOUND.

4 OST or NlSIAiD--Two United states II
4 Der cent Treasury MOTIFS. nos. edj G. sud i1i
G. dated I-fnary Bad! pa n- 10 se ycsr onr hai red
do.-s tEluHl eIah. 20 drf ~ GOobitt Co, ahi Ply
tL-ta r a. al F,.1u, ones. tgsu.i Tee iyfs
tL-se NO e. no-c 70. tc s has ben sy & tic tGcfs
ury Ue,.rt uelt, al aif iif ton fIt'-f '-fueni
PEI.ON s FkANE JaUUOs,
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A. ~ .iFKgiN Auctioneei.
10y BANGS, MLRWIN n Co., Irving Build
a. ing Nos 50 and SID i,raadway sale, Of Books Sta
tinn-f- Picture. Wot, Of Ant Fincy Goois Furniture &c
MONDAY, TUESDAY, aud NEpNESDAF LNEhlNOS
June N, H. and IL NJ y O'Clock.
PRIVATE LIBaARs -nens tho entire Msce sncous
LihrsTJ o. w oeeey go. cenIT.pg very gaocs col
l-r q ST. ard Ens sh AID / Grh boCss II the best
edon. SD IN hp- couiit The Library a'sD ri 4
m.iCte % o. lite Review. and p-adotls bssHsit
nss FOR psr'rs Catalogue aud tie booHs al the sic7
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cor Money make. IL moderately active. Bark acoonme'
l.t.on. lie g. az Ger cent Ousj- tae a-' ~" .one
win. l.uer M ther. Is pr--s requiem - irn ny
,.re, Reerrfa from the interior ari u.ni dstict.
i,. las, srat,r Day excord . 10p 60 iasH Ioru'n OF
f,. nc ice. still ~ 90 the Mint which no. ce" eu
in f.rr., size -Drry CAPITA, sysisD i'f iesh'l
..a.ie rtif. ", h-sg comp eirt oH - fac' +' M
h. r.,sr 20 fuit 4 snd imqf~ssion l"F1l- 81
the rabf i over though d. hee o. enoa it'melts /"
INC 1a.rfs oc,l uued in psrt - coant iaics ma H.
90 l,irg Interests ol some magnitude 80 . -.
u Bar. have been sold today - go bnt rot IN age
utfy few Chinaneu in the market rieAine ny sd AL
. s " hear siqwel Fa,t nrt NOR ~,
M Ter tho ,.. srausr4eu, among liant Is 10. ir-S "
H., collection i,y Il i, 1T A.els that "a der I'd ior
r.,rii,s.c,wi he Great The supply = prob4'T 'osle.
vs. gIo,e s 40 tie rauee Vi prices toasy and s'ef
Bul ,on al ~, p ccut discount ..
rl'rce ~ the Fasteru cies - uomnaly ne me -
o,, In our lest Report: bahers' sigt drawn ~
10 A. cent On for Cow. cent torucicia ''ir st
h., -,tea a :, discount S.s4f'e.n 'tei n, az
r-nt dscoa.t Uui.ol .t.ea Beus :. Ht'r' ~ Gu.
ci.ccsnt Treasury 3's ~. Sell eslas a. g. ~
B.iiss.. % lis I'D ,o Conlefcil I'd We a. 81 80
DOR. N either domestic or fore' 90 exchange an '''
BrA'esr dollars .ti u@ 81 7d8 = cent '.'uH' O'' '''
"a, l. vrry Hht ead the notation no il'e, -, a..
us exro.t Of Treasure 'nce our iSs' ''P''' '
follows;
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Y. JUNE IL. 1862
Anus emenls
GbeGurf.

TE'KUTTIhG on the FASHION COURSE, I. I.
PURSE OF $500
VIII be given by the Fashion Cou.e Asocion to be oed
TUESDAY, Juae IL.
MILO hsats best , IN 3 In harness.
The foosi' ar the eutries:
George Murray b Prrres.
J. ~. NcAlaLp ~. <. I'd. Eddy.
u Ptfer names * IA S1iny-le
:. Mclaughlin rsiuei h. Native American. drawn.
The hnss Loving James Slip | o'clock m, connect
with Fin hing Raj o, reviug Hunters Point IL
In- sat- - Ferry tive minutes Rslfoad fae 10
cetts way. JOSEPH CKUCnERUS Manager.
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