davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-02-26
The tendency 70 undarraIr,n eye

The tendency 20 undarvalue every
thing which does not co1ae irzzxe 1iateiv
within the cognizance Gf cur physical
senses prevails 70 great e1tent-so much
SO that we are practically oblivious TO the
more potent sphere of causes Henc. ii
has become the common belief that we de-
rive the major part Of our benefits from
the pursuit Of the former. forgetting thar
had 1t not been for the patien, researches
OF the metaphysieian into the Intangible
laws of mind and society, the conditions
could not have existed under which those
sciences which contribute so largely 10
sensuous well-being have advanced TO ths
position they now occupy
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-02-26
Suhsc iption Rates
TRIMS of Adeerti-iug. 4

Tvel'e lines Nonparr type compact matter, their
equivalent In space. will be counted square.
Prof@ssionahlr and Business Cares, 81 a line per
year FOR the first five lines, and fifty cents FOR each
dicionai line
animal and ATTY cents for each additional animal in
notice
Legal Notices Al Statute
Special Notices, loaded and KEEP inside. having pr-ce-
dance OF ordinary advertisements 50 per advance
ordinary rates
Notices o meetings, charitable societies. &c, hair
price.
Advertisements not accompanied with directions will
6e inserted till forbid and charged for accordingly
4H fT4EstsHt 4frrrfiseneBfs upsf B. paid for n
Ganarre This rule will not be varied from
Yearly advertisements allowed the privilege q chang
IN < quarterly
No Advertisement considered less than square
BILLS coLLECTARLE QUARTERLY
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-02-26

CORRECT SPEAKING-We advise young
people TO acquire in carly life the habit Of
using good language, both in speaking
and writing, and to abandon as early as
possible the use Of slang words and phra-
scs The longer they live the more diff
cult the acquisition Of correct language
will be: and if the golden aye Of youth.
the proper season for the acquisition Of
language, be passed in its abuse, the un-
fortunate victim of neglected. education IS,
very properly, doomed to talk slang for
life. Money is not necessary TO procure
this education Every man has It in his
power He has merely TO use the ian
guare which he reads, instead of the
slang which he hears; TO form his taste
from the best speakers and poets of the
country; to treasure up choice phrases in
his memory. and hab tuate himself to
their use, avoiding, at the time, that pc
dantie precision and bombast which
shows rather the weakness of vain ambi-
zion tha1 the polish of an educated mind
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-02-26
FASHION AIII. Z.
ING ANp NAIR DRFSSIN :

BARnEETNG AND HAIR DRESSINGt
FysHE Subscriber having recently opened shop the
j adjoining the Mineral Point Book Store, j.
ait upon hour 81 the day
SHAVING. SHAMPO0ING. IfAIR DRESSING. &c,
dome in tho best manner am mo fashionable STYLES
Hy srict attention % his usin and ardent desire
pleas, ~ hopes merit i've share of the pat
Fanage y the citizens # Mineral Point.
Gentlemen please call and give him a trial
Mineral Point June Sd, iS6I Il. VI. 7. TURNER
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-02-26
DOCTOR nAI.G.lRN-.

nF Kings Coiggs. London, member or the ROYAL
y College u Surgeons and Ljceufiate of the Wur
ahipft Company of Apathecarf. % England. late Of
Her Majestys ship nreadnough; hes G. inform the pub
lie in general that H. i located in niper. Point.
door Mr. Pulfords Main street where he viii be al
ready attend to ALI ho may require his srvi
a Al hranehes IF the MedLeal prnf.sslan. a.-tf
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-02-26
sr RECON AND

SURGEON AND MECHANICAL DENTIST.
I Prepared - perform any operation pertaining 20
his profession in manner that will give entire sat
sfaetion 0fee mp stall, the Union Billiard sa
loon 5l-tf-
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-02-26

with his white locks streaming over his
shoulders and his wan hands outStretched,
rose half way up in bel and blessed them.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-02-26
AN Ell W. REE-t.

I .r0RNET Al Law and Notary Public. DodgevIiie,
= Iowa county WIS Particular attention paid IS
Refer - Hen. c c WaShburn and Cobb &
srdtuth "a
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-02-26
DIR. ID. VI. " ED,

DHYaICfAS Surgeon ans A-caucheur Mineral
shop High Street %
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-02-26
TuRN NG HOP

TAvISG; nov completed an thc necessary machinery
| for the purpose the subscriber Is uretared 70 sa
Al kinds ~ Turning the shortest uofice and on the
most reasonable terms Al his shop Chestnut street,
j few doors north from Nlton's. J CLowNEY
Jan fSsa sstf r CLARK
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-02-26
BIT. WV. uILDEBIsAND,

OFFICE L. Moaetts Block up stairs, Mineral Point
Wisconsin. 34-ly-
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-02-26

- Crockerv can tie
- eo1ght remarkably lev ~ WHEEL EtSs-
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-02-26
The MINERAL POINT TRIBUNE

Is PUBLISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY,
In the old Eagle Saloon Of High and Vine streets
Mineral Point, Wis by
d L 8 8 81 8 O NJ
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-02-26

ProS-cs.inn is Law Of mentality
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-02-26
.. u. ,IaFFETa'. u. u.

ItrSERAI Dealer in Dry Goods Groceries Prosi
u aons. Hardware &c. Yellov stone. WIS
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-02-26
.sEuSER q. ,rE.GS
JOHN II. WESTON

NOTARY Public. Land Agent. &c K Arena. Iowa
county Wis siIi 3 he payment q taxes
as. Nth accuracy and dispatch 81.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-02-26
BfNi. e.. SCOTT.

NOTARY Public. Conveyancer and General Agent
y Linden. Iowa county, MS 1e-tf
, 1862-03-04
.ct-oh linen sndeotton. books, papers and mig

agct-oM linen and deotton, book, papers and mig
n res. -
solp1Ens' AID sec1Er1, South Pawp.w:- box
ps. nd aauge gSE
lI drawers, pr socks. towalt, u prs cushions.
sneeaie books, prs nittens, dried cuzzauts,
soLp1ERe' A1p 6ocnTY. Huntington PENN
ehiits Is towels = kandEe1chias, Il shssts, led
sacks: u pillows. 1s pillow cases. comfortab.es,
Wine, jaf pfstie5 bottles wfns ab5tdes de
Esssa %
package CASTLE soap. light cakes for toastin&.
so1p'ERs' A1p SocIErT !, Etna Green, Ind-fbox
siips txfs psils oyeS cottoh peas
blankets. pairs drawers, roll bandase quilt,
pair shippers, magazines, lot hops, flot honey
so1D1Ers' AID Soc1Err, owstoma boz COZ
tanning quilts, Il pillows, blanket, 8 pai1s
sockt, atoWe1s, shirts, night shirts. s dressing
gowns, bed aacks, T. sack prunes, sheets, 13s3
SOLDIERS. Am socIE1T. Sheboygan, Wts.-1 boz
containing bed sacks, u pillows, ii pairs pillow
casea, II Sheets 13 eomfortables, dressing gowns
flannel shirtz, flannel shirts, pairs cotton dsn-
ncl drawers, handkerchiefs, bag sasc, bandagcs,
Int, old linen, . books. ?! magazines:
containing Il 2; bed sacks, IA piowr,
1apillow ticks ticks with cotton, 14pi1ow cases
sheets, cotton shirts, cotton flannel shirts, $
pair slippers. Is lbs dried apples. 3s Nos. mag
zines, books, IS bandages, checker board, guam
Titles Of linen and cotton.
tanning "a sheets, u pillow cases, pillows, pair
socks, comfortable, ii pads, s pasr cotton dan
mel drawers 3 cotton flannel shirts dried fruit, 2
soIDITRs' An soC1Err, MinonE, iii box con
timing y sAirte, large shirts, S pair cotton
d!aysFe. ;? sheets. 2 piflow cases, d towels, i
handkerchicfs, roll bandages, quilt, tracts, 3
SOLDIERS AID SOCIETY,", Fan Clare, Mich.1 box
containing " patrs eocks, thread needlee, tape,
P,!r Gotten flannel drawers. u towels, cotton
bIanketa: ! coyefIid. pecks dried fruit.
III TIE a..d MIKnox SEEpaE S5 I ftcKEr Mendon III
ers, ehirta, quilts, aconfo5tables. bed gowns,
2 pairs socks, rairs slippers; IS pillows: boxes
lAn1Es OF LoGANsronT, Ind.-1 box contain-
Ing dressing gown. 2 towels, 9 pair socks, pair
linen dramers, lines shirts. pillow cases, m
g4seberries, bots straw berries, : bots whortlc.
berries, bot tomatoes, bot cordial bots jel1ies
old linen, CAL oystets, I doz lemons, feathers,
needles, pins, apples.
so1pIEn's AID soc1ErF, aracomb, I'LL boz,
containing bottles peaches: bottles cherries,
bottle gooseberries. bottle plum butter, lot
apple butter bottle blackberries, bottle black.
berry jam: bottle grape wine, bottle totnatoe
wine. 3 glasses Jelly. 10 5s1 dried apples, 5 b.
castillo soap. : 1os butter, 4 doz roll bandages.
containing . shirts, II pillow cases, pillows,
flannel siirt, cotton flannel shirt. pr dra Wcrz,
bundle lint, 8 bandages II towels. thread buttons
bed sack, 8 prs slippers, bag sage.
II towels, 2 dish towels, quilts s shirts, 6 pii
lows, pillow cases, sheets, ? prs drawers, 2 IN
deralirts, prs mittens, pads, capes, 81 pin
cuehionE, necdlc books, Is prs socka, bandages,
can strawberries, dried frnit
, 1862-03-04

MONDAY EVENING, March g. 1872
PR0H1S10NS-AEss PoRK-Steady and quiet,
salee, I'll brls country y-packsd Meas at $1075; 400
brls country. packed Mess on pt Cltypacked,
nominal at $11.60. BuLK MEArs-60, coo brls Bulk
Shoulders two weeks in sal) at SIC, loose; $1,000
1os Hams two weeks In salt) at DC, ooEe; IS 900
ns Bulk Sides, for delivery in three weeks at42{c
loose. ENGLISH MEATs-Scarce. Sales, IS bxs
Short Boneless Niddles ut sKc. LAEp-1o6 brls
prime city steam Leaf at &c; 81 pkgs prime coun-
try kettle at &c; 500 pigs NO (Head and Gut)
Lard at G.Hc
FLOuR-Received, III hrls. Market quiet but
ftm.' Sales, 50 brls 'Ford's h1ills'' Spring ex-
TIA b., to arrive at $41D; 400 brls Loch Leyen
r. h. at $4c0; 800 br!s ''Lockport Hydraulic: at
S4.U0-frec Of storage for 60 days; 500 brls good
r.h. Spring Extra at @4>oe; ~ brls "a 4Eolian''
T. b. Spring extra at $3.50; 80 brls "Etua" very
choice White Winter Extra at $500.
WHEAT-Recefved, 27,es5 bn. Market opened
buo3ant, but closed quiet Sales were. 400 bu No.
l Red Winter at Ole del; 1,o:0 bu No. Red Wiz
Ter in store at s3c; G,oco bu No Spring in store
at Soc; 4,e0o bu do At 79zc 49, 900 bu No. Spring
in store at s5c; 5000 bu do at T4kc-al old re-
ceipts.
c0RN-Received, L, ,41e bu. Market firm. Sales.
500 bu fresh receipts Mixed in store at 23c 1,o09
bu New Corn on track at 9oc.
oATs-Received, 199s bu. Market quiet. Sales,
LOGO bu Mol in store at tn; 400 bu Rejected
on track at 1Ge.
R1E-Reeeired. s,Gio bu. Market firm and ac-
tive. Sales, 5000 bu No in store 1t &C; 500 bu
de at 42kc
bARLEf-Reccivcd, 9,7s5 bu. Market scarcely
so trn Sales, e5oo bu fair at 45c del; 80 bags at
sSc en- track; 900 ba At s7xc on track; 34s bags
medium grade at SIC on track; 400 bu common ut
ssc del; go bags n,usty at 25c On track.
HlGHW1NES-Adyaneed K@1c Sales, 400b brls
on Saturday night at 20c; $50 brls today at 1ezc
50 b1ls Gnfez1or pactagee) at 19c.
CooPERAGE-Easter. Te0Po1k Barrels at 81 as
part on track and part del; 80 do at 81 Is On
tssek; s. Lard IdeEces at 81 20 On track.
TIMOTHY sEED-s7 bags good at $1.ss.
CLOVER SEED &c bags very good at 1915.
BEANs-45 baea prime 1t 81 FIX.
BUTTER 40 frdns prime at &c; G. tirkins com,
mon at &c.
EGGS-Ffesh, 1a@1& q dog.
PDULTRY-DreRecd Chickens, 81 -45nf-50 q
doz; Turkeys, 5GGc 2 n.
H1DES-GEeen 5alted, 6x@6c; Green Country.
5k@5Nc; Dry Flint, 1ax@1sc.
TAILoW-14 bbls city butchers' at TIC.
DRESSED HOGS Received, 1,1ao Market dnll
and easier for ugm hoss, but firm fos heavy. Sales
, 1862-03-04

ntYfia prh-
lrion Nne AIiauelPnaa ffess' Slh-l
ihe FInvis!on nafket IL quiet, the firmncss Of
holders nnn1nS ne operations IN pork Bacon and
green MealS " lafa iurther sa1es are reported at
tE@ec, caen aEd tlme: including 800 kegs prime
western al the lattef figure
Derssrn Hoce- -The,o IA a fau,no - =. ~
CENTS and the market rn,ez hnn.ar " III ,nG IT,
since our last sum up t iead IF ,,;ch 81 ,Hsl
cnssiene here VA - Roeto s, y - 20 MeIe
Sa1cs IN jniteS cVtent In, u,n, - ~ s.ot to1a.
* n fnr i,nht ana heas ,rhi1 ~ - otats e.
aaEa3 Fnr enoI H. ~ nt ~ t !ots SOU
renorfn5 VI 5''0 AoI9 u "esleAn 1o.So MAS
lffom the Baltimore American, ssth
PEoy1s1oSs-There has been considerable suecu
latiye inquiry tits week for provisions and We no
t1ce decided improvement in the general tone Of
M ana.ket: ~ slFe ne1oM statement OF the
t, y. .ne WIZ, Matcn u Will De seen
stuet4o'5 cAeeeu enoss u any week TOT some
1'11e Pa9sr
n n,nretc psTt te5E IT, Is la1 and ses
,sc aie axag ~ 81 a. ne quotations
, 1862-03-04
l.........ss71 siss5 1a41s 1903 2s;Q g7sss

Total -..-..-- 1120 $50 927 1914 1G{Gt4 341ta
The news Of the evacuation Of Columbus By the
rebel troops was received this morning in COM
mercial circles with expressions of delight, and
additional confidence seemed to be impaired to
the leading markets In consequence.
The receipts Of Hogs. Live and Dressed, amount
cd to only 1850. The market for Dressed Ho.s
opened very quiet and ehade lower for light
weights hut there WAS good demand for heavy
Hogs, and the market vas tlrm-closing, after the
receipt of the New York dispatches, with decided
upward tendency. The Gales were moderate at
S3.RIs5.70 fot Hogs under 200 1bs, and % T5N4.09
for Hogs oFer e00 lbs-the bulk Of the sales at the
close being at s3.60e1s.s5, dividing On zoo fbs-
holders generally asking 5@1ec higher figures
Live Hogs were SCARCE and firm at s3Oca3 So
gross. Beef Cattle were in good supply and in
tolerable lair demand; but medium grades Of Cat
tie were shade easier-sales ranging from g. $40
2.75. Good to prime shipping Becres were in fair
request at s2eo@3.1O.
The Provision market was quiet but firm. There
was conc inquiry for round1ots ofstandafd brands
at S1150; but holders were asking $12OO Coun-
try brands were sold at s975. Balk Meats cont5a-
uc in good request, bnt the stock in first brands Is
very light and the market Inactive with Light sales
Of halfcured product st axe for Shoulders, DC for
Hams and SIC foS Sides, loose. Lard Is quiet and
etcady at &c for prime city steam aud country kct
tie, and exc for No. I Lard. Prime city kettle
Leaf is still held at 71c.
The demand for Flour was very light and the
market was quiet, with sales Of ONLY about 1850
bbls at $3.S9941o for medium to very good spring
extras. Wheat opened buoyant andactiye, but after
the receipt Of the New York dispatches it closed
INLAND shade lower Abou. 81, GOO bushels changed
ha;ds at 79HGzsec for No. Spring, and tx i5c
for No. Spring IN etore. Corn was quiet but firm,
with very Light transactions at 2Ic for ffesh re-
ceipts Of Mixed in store. Holders were generally
asking AGsc higher figures. Oats were quiet.
Rye WaF active at 420s2kc. Barley was in good
supply and scarcel: 60 Arm. Highwines advanced
EG1c 9 hushel-with liberal sales at 19k@Mc-
holders at the close, under better news from New
York. being very firm at tho outside quotations.
, 1862-03-04
Philadelphia Hide Markct--Feb. 2s,

There las been little more activity, the slight
decline inducing tanners to buy more literally.
bands. There las been an arrival Of 1,6f6 Caracas
and coast lides from Porto CAbc1lo, which were
eold.. about 1,6co at s215c, and the remainder,
also 50 bales Calcutta slaughter COW, ms, for
New York, On private terms. In green sa1tcd do
n1estie there has been 4 fair demand. The market
is not fully supplied, and dealers are firm at 7KM
SC for prime steer hidcs. The association arc SCI
ing IA fast as the hides come in, at TIC Tor COW
and bull, ard 8Ec for steers
Caf Skins In the hair are selling for &c transient
and in ealt at Tic.
, 1862-03-04
Cambridge Cattle Market. Feb. 26.

NsHaHSaU:@e C1Es16 MaFKet9 FeDs Z6e
Whole number Of cattle at 1narket-60 mostly
Kccyes and Stores consisting OF Working Oxen,
rE1cEs OF 4AEKEr BEEF.
Extra $Ge5R6.75-frst quality $6.a5-second
quality Third quality ordinary.
PRioBs OF s7onE CATTLE
Working Oxen. none.
Cow= and Calres-From $35 40 to k56
fearlings. none. Two years old, none. Three
years old, $aaG2a.
Remarks Owing to the severity Of the late
storm hut little stock has arrived at market. The
Vermont Central trains had not arrived at II o'clock
to-day, having been frozen up the track in Ran
dolph, vt. There is about 400 Western Cattle on
the road from Albany, but they will not arrive until
Tomorrow. tie locomotive having been frozen up,
be started. There was about 1900 Sheep on the
Vermont and Massachusetts, and Concord and Mon
trea trains and they sold at about the same prices
ss Last week.
, 1862-03-04

A RTIILERY AND CAVALRY
a oFF1CEKs- AZ extra nice lot q sahees. Beta
Dress Gapnt1ets- Also, Infantry Field ana Itns of
hceEs swo:dA the best sytlcles made: Smith and WEI
Ehou1dG sHcpe gu1lca g. &C. a1l told TerY cSssn
fer e..h 2 8; EoWEA, % Clask sszesk Iaeassirsf.
over the United States E1Press Ofucd. ociIlY
, 1862-03-04
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL,
MONETARY.
MONDAY EVENING, March $, 1Be

: MoED&Y EVENING, March :, 1Beaa.
The week opena on very quiet money market.
Money is not very difficult to be- Ind, provided the
right kind Of names and co1latefals arc offered.
Paper, however, must be arst rate, and time not
? too extended; and although the priDe Of exchange
has ceased to be IN object notes are generally Ia
ken payable in New York, with tha expectation
that possibly rates may be higher. The near ap-
pToach Of the opening Of navigation and tho large
amounts OF grain and produce that viii be moved
eastward ~ ast rs possible Is soon as that event
occurs, 1eave little room to hope for advance in
the rates Of exchange on the seaboaId cities.
To-day New York exchange Is not quite so fsm
and several Of the bankers have been charging i
discount, though ps1G11s were the 1ates with 9th
ers. The selling price was pau94 prem, about u
being the mo1e nenal ratc among the larger banks
tor round lots.
God remains At Saturdays quotatlons, Viz: :
per cent premium buying, and * per centeelling.
The demand Is light.
Demand Treasury notes are bought By some Of
the brokers to-day At Il premium, and they are
charging Il as the selling price. The larger banks,
however, took and paid than ont the same - 9th
er currency.
MnwArkEE.-The Sentinel OF this morning
says:
The Only peEcepttblc change In the money
market last week was N increased demand for ex-
change, and slight advance In buying rates. The
current ceiling rate remained as heretofore, q
premium, but on Friday and Saturday bankers
were not disposed to make any concession from
nevertheless, was fully equal to the demand, and
bankers aud brokers sold freely to all applicants
Gold WIS IN moderate demand, and had a down
ward tendency. The ruling quotations on Satur-
4 r tNifR a }r1Po
, 1862-03-04

PxnsosA1--Mr. s. B. Woolworth, Of the
Lafayette tInd-l Journal, is among the guests
at the fremont House.
, 1862-03-04

Hfoar and Grain In store In CHICAGO.
Flour and grain In store in Chicago On the ut OF
March, compared with that Of last year at same
dRte. -. :.
, 1862-03-04

Philadelphia Flour Mafke<--Feb. IS,
There Is very little inquiry for flour to day either
Tor export home nee. and only about 500 barrels
the latter for lancaster coaaty: md S. for
extra faulily: sales to tho tsade.raase at S531km
5.Ss' ioE snpeI6n0: $550@5T5 for faEcy brands. as
to 1lailty Rye ffour Is dull: Enau sales at k3 IS
as be per brl. Corn mcal-:hcre il nothin. duin.r,
and PENNSYLVANIA Is held ut $a.fOpeE brl
, 1862-03-04

RE1rgsED.-The detachment of tho 52d
Illinois regiment, under Capts. Ward aud
MoHatt, who escorted the first znstalments of
rebel prisoners to Camp Douglas, returned to
st. Louis last night
, 1862-03-04

The market for four is steady, with sales OF
common brands western At $5.a5@55U; fancy.
ct Sc 75@T50 per br1, including choice brands
St Louis. Southern lour is quiet, and prices are
nominal. .
, 1862-03-04

PRoMo71oss.-Franks Sherman, OF this city,
has been promoted to the Majorship Of the
Twelfth Illinois Cavalry. Captaiu Charles n
willard, Of Wizards Battery, has also been
raised to the rank OF Major of Artillery
, 1862-03-04

r. most admirable instDkment is Hyatt,s
Patent Knite and Scissors sharpener, Small ones
for family use; large ones foz hotels, meat mr.
kets, &c Every machine warranted to suit. For
sale At No. IS South Clark street, in basement,
jan37-lm
, 1862-03-04

T Splendid secondhand Brussels three
ply and ingram carpets and household farni-
ture at auction this morning at 10 o'clock by
Gilbert, Sampson &S Warner, No. 81 Lake
street. See auction advertisement
, 1862-03-04

@ Join "Martini's Chicago Dancing Aca.
denny" corner Of Clark and Monroe streets.
Soriccs Of the School held every Tuesday even
ing. mh1.9t
, 1862-03-04
Trade and Com merce Of Montreal far


ltron the Montreal Witness, Feb. 97.1
.BCs1AEes OF THE PoET.--The following table
E1ses comparative view Of the value OF The i'm
poL.a a9 The port OF Montreal and the dutIes col
Iectcd dErinE the past eleYeu Yesra. ~.
, 1862-03-04

Army Cs2tF4ets Awarded.
The following eontracta for army supplies were
awarded 1t Cairo, on the 18th ult-, by Capt P. T.
iufnfcy, Assfataot -Quartcrmaster, United States
Army, the came to be delivered at Cairo OK Padu-
cah;
500 tons hay, Bennett 4 Hitchcock,
, 1862-03-04

~ For cleaning and dying gentleman clothes
60 20 Cook j. Mclean, 9s Dearboea-stree This
old cstablishedhouse do better aud cheaper work
than any in the city. feb9i-ly
, 1862-03-04

MARRIAGE AND VISITING CARDs!-" Yankee
Card Writer's' Office at Sherman Honse. Calling
Cards reduced 10 $1.50 per Pack for one week.
Ladies call in ParlorE- Orders By nail-send price,
or tour stamps TO y. SAcKETT- mch4-5t
, 1862-03-04

Mrs BosTwIck's CoscERT.-Mrs. Bost-
wick'e Concert last evening was fully attend
ed and Was every way success. Mrs. Bost-
wick, Mrs.. Mnttcsou aud Mr. DePassio fai11y
ortdid themselves, while the young lady ANA
teuEs displayed Judgment, taste, skill and pro-
fciency, every way honorable to their excel
lent teacher. It was, in truth, one Of thcmost
attractive concerts Of the Season.
, 1862-03-04

MEDICAL DEPARTMENT OF LIsD USyRRs1-
-f.-Tlis institution will hold its annual
commencement for conferng the degree
of Doctor in Medicine, this (Tuesdax) even
ing, in tie Lecture Room Of the College, No
= Market street, beginning at eight o'clock.
Prof H A. johnson will deliver the valed;c-
1ory address, The public--ladies and gentle
men-are invited to attend.
, 1862-03-04

MEDICAL DEPAR7aEST OF LIND USvEEs1-
1T.-This Institution Will hold the annual
commencement for eon{sring the degree Of
College, p Market street, this evening, be-
ginning at O'Clock Prof II. a. johnson
will deliver the veledictory address. The pub
Ic-2adies and gsntlemen-a1e invited to at
tend.
, 1862-03-04

TNITKp STATES CIRCUIT CoURr.-Thc old
ROOMS OF the United States District Court, for
some time vacated. were again occupied by
the Cnited States Circuit Court yesterday.
This Court viii continue to use the present
location during the term, which commenced
yesterday.
, 1862-03-04

The comparative values OF the exports for the
past three yeara were: AVA '4e
1859 1ffa, tps1
Montreal $3oi4, 76a $s e56, ,26 s1o,4l5 7s
SoaIlcook k...-.--. 1,dM,s11 2SSaeA -...
=. Johns 1,e67,86s a,aO,63s sio367
prod1ce Oft. s.. 66NG rstE ezos e11
The falling OF In exports ria St. John ia attry
bn1ed do the troubles In the States
The arrivals at the port from sca during the past
Iears. Ships. Ton'ge. Years. Ships, Ton'ec.
1S5l st5 s., ,8&5 1s57 169 63,5iB
1852 1856 45,1s5 1855 I82 HfaS3
1S53 s53 60507 1859 III Sl,0a5
1874 1874 rs nEs 1850 40 115.3l6
i iSss = = sssss ssss 1851 sos a'Ss'