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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-01-24

I,, .sHRIMP-SHRIMP.
S yuSf Received a fine lot Of SALT WATER
shi aa !, fOrsaIeby T. NJ. HARVEY.
TOMAKE ROOMFOR SPRING sTpeIIEs
we have marked down the D. ces Of Wintss
Gocds, that We may reduce 8 stock of that
ia A-M Penn. venus and Ninth ct
To Suffers AND OTHERs.-FOR SAFE
u CHEAP-2 Covered Wagons sets Donbie
Harness, set single Harness, Canvas TENT rs by
,lely Of suffers Goods. 10 BE- seen at $50 so WASH
Hs.on sIIool' oeorsetown. ia 2i-2t"
THIcK CRAY, BLUE RED AN0 WHITE
One price only marked in gIsIn figures.
10 z4-oL Penn. avenue and Ninth 1t.
m.d1s SILKS S IL a.! E,sdsss and xid.h from
u: m,so meainm and hne Mourning Silks st our
One pnOe only, marked in plain figures.
J. :. OF Penn avenue 81 Ninth st.
IRISH LINENS! -,
we hase fill stock Of Irish Linens. Black and
Coloreo silksfor sale az the lowest prices
VIM Il ko Rs i 6sn'S'.R ski s2::,.
, Between TIN and 9Th Streets
!ezs-WI opposite Center Market.
ID MEDIcATED COUGH CANDY,
pGG99UGas. COLDS, .BR0carrUs, INFLU-
49,, STAG ~ CONSUMPTION.
sold wholesale and retail By o. BOSWELL.
corner Maryland avenue and TIN streel: r. ID Gil,
MAN, aLd druggists ever where. ja24-2ss
r LANKETs-BLANKETs!
Table Llnens-Tshis LILsas
Napkins, Towels, Sheetings,
xu;.s Gloves, Hosiery,
WIN q iui SUCK OF domestic Goods: for So 10 by
VIM. RILEY & BRO,
No SO Central Stores,
,.a.,o. Between 7th aud 9th streetr
IL q ~. Opposite Center Market,
BALMORAL SKIRTS AT az, SO.
BALMOKAL SKIRTS AT $50.
HOOP SKIRTS-HOOP SKIRTS
CLOTH CLOAKS-CLOTH CLOAKS.
CLOSING OuT CHEAP.
WM. r. RILEY BRO.
:, NO SO Central Stores.
l. Between 7Ih and 9th s;reeta
la z.-0 Opposlte Center MARKET.
n PHRENOLOGY! =
W II. ALDEN, PHRENOL OGIST hav;n,
taken rooms Tor q short time az $50 Penns,lvsn,ss
avenue 10 now prepared 10 give verbal dee or,ptions
desire, - go nv may
pRlcEs-yerbal DeIlnsations 50 cents: ons do,,.,
e1ua LOT Cnarts a ditoount made on parties ri
over six persons; also on children accom- panxios
Once $50 Psnnsylvania ayeaus, north aids. h..
i iSeen ID ana ~ ats. Onee hours from q. m 10
Havana Segars.
JUST RECEIVED AND YoR SALE
The folloviux nm nav;,, h~.~x.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-01-24

A RARE CHANCE FOR A sUTLER have
"A for sale at the sttbles on Fourteenth n
, , below Penn avenue, fne BAY In
HORSE, years old, and sound in every ga
respect. Also, good Wagon and Harness will be
sold cheap. - - =
JAZZ St c. HILL,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-01-24

ITO Suffers AND OTHERS.-FOR SALE
a CHEAP-2 Covered Wagons, z sets Double
alness, Set single Harness, Canvas Tent rs by
<oleet, al nearly neE - also, Horss g. and A va
ing ton street, Geors etown, ia o. Srs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-01-24

Maj. Gillian Of North Carolina, and Lieut..
Ward Of Norfolk, have been released from F ort
Warren, and are now on their way to the South,
where by the terms Of their release they are TO
obtain the exchange Of two Federal prisoners of
equal rank. Maj. Gillian left Baltimore for
Fortress Monroe yesterday, and Lieut.. Ward
goes down this afternoon,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-01-24

ehsve just received q large Invoice of OLD
ympIssP AND rIERNAN'S STOMACH BIZ
Also, an invoice fresh Pate de Foies Gras; and
are constantly reoeivpg al articles Of luxury for
tao!s use. SMITH HAHT,
ia Z5-St Oil Seventh street west
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-01-24
LOWELL, COLES q CO..
WHOLESALE GROCERS,
SO Front Street, New York,
and 316 Street. Washington, ID. c.,
near willsrd's HOTEL

Having started branch of our New York estsh
iishment in this city, we invite sstIss, Groess,
Rs'TdEdntsSrs, and Hotel Keepers, to call and
examine our sto,k which IL well assorted and
comprised of goods of the best quality. We take
orders for anything in our line. and execute them
promptly. jxS-u
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-07-08
Personal 1nte1liQence.

Count de Paris aud Due dc Charities accompanied by
DR.. Leclerc and Captain Moorham left the Breevort
House yesterday morning. They proceeded by the
fifteen minutes past twelve O'Clock train to Boston
Prince de Joinyile spent the day In company with Mr.
Lboa, the Brazilian Minister, who arrived at the Bfe-
WORT House Sunday evening. Tho Prince left for
Boston BY the Fall river route last evening" and the
whole party will sail for Europe in the steamship Arabia
to morrow.
Governor Morgan was at the Quartermastcrs Depart.
ment in White street during the whole Of YESTERDAY
IL is understood that he 10 making arrangements 10
forward reinforcements 70 Washington with the least
possible delay.
Col. William b. Olin formerly Major OF tho Fifth New
York Excelsior regiment (Sckc's Brgade5 Is stopping
at No 81 White street. Tho Colonel Is raising a reg
mont pursuant to the late order Of the President II
will be attached TO Spinolas Empire Brigade.
Thurlow Weed Ia still at the Astor House Judging
from the immense number Of politicians who wait on
him every day II is evident that new moves are In
contemplation on the political ctiessboard
Thomas II. Walter, Esq, Architect OF tbs National
Capitol, and H. French, Esq, Commissioner Of Public
Buildings IN Washington arrived in yesterday aud
are stopping at tho 81. Nicholas Hotel.
Captain Moses Green, commanding company in tho
Ninety third regiment Of New York Volunteers and a
OF Hon. Hannibal Green, eminent iron merchant
OF Troy, has been appointed eaonant In the regular
army OF the United states
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-07-08
The Accident on tho New Jersey Rail.
road-Corrcctfou.

The accident reported Mondays HERALD, represented
TO have occurred on the New Jersey Central Railroad
did not take place that line, but the "New Jersey
Railroad The following the casualties by tho acct.
don't, in which the engine was overturned and the for
ward car completely demolished
Kded--Wm DALI, Of Newark, aged twenty years.
In3ured-John Bearse, of Boston, collar bone broken
William Heath, Of No. 1b2 Washington street. New York
bruised In the head and face John Haley OF Washing.
ton AZ IN and beg bruised; Timothy Page, fireman dan.
gerously scalded; Ralph Page, engineer, bruised and
slightly scsded and stranger, three fingers cut o.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-07-08
Arrivals aad Departures.

SAN FRANCISCO VIA MISUNDERSTANDING Champion-E
Bond, Mrs Bond, III Seimaa Mrs Seaman, Mrs Sea-
man. Mrs JAwatson, , Laeserback, Wbipgle, D
CuShmnn. " Mead, Mrs II Merrill l. w Coe Mrs Coe,
ii smith, Mrs NJ Davis Mrs y Clark, Richardson,
Benoice, Bosqne, Ritter, Mrs Ritter, Rack. J X
Cushier smith, Geo Gross, Flint, Capt Hatch John
Downey, ) N; Captain a A i. b sololongo, Mrs S ID
Mcllvle Farley, Mr. Van Rensselaer,, US N; Matthias
Mrs Matthias. Mrs Gillingwaer, Geo De La Mouanya,
Miss Davis, Guillonond, Blair JAS Magannon, n
stone Bosworth u Peabody u j Tacknel, Gross,
Miss Innman. ID Gray, Gardner, John warner-and
y m he
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-07-08
Captain Lowell, OF the Twentieth Massa-
chusctts.

BOSTON, July I, 1852.
Captain Lowell Of the Twentieth Massachusetts regi.
mont killed near Richmond, the son Of Charles Rus
sel Lowell lie graduated at Harvard College, In lsss
with the hghes. honors Of his class.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-07-08
ARRIVAL OF TIE CHAMPION.
NEWS FROM CENTRAL AND SOUTH AMERICA.
The Troubles Of Negroes and
Citizens in Panama.
Affairs I'm the Colombian Con-
federation.
THE AFRICAN SOLDIERS OF THE IsTHMUs,
Ac. &c. 10

Tho steamship Champion, Captain Wilson, arrived Al
this port yesterday from Aspinwa which place she left
the 10Th ult. At hapast twelve P. n. She brought
the California mails Of the I4th u passengers and the
winos
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-07-08
AlfsCELLAy EOUS.

~ Alieystor Is harmless and .fceous cure for corns,
bunions, frosted and bsered &C. 25c Doc and 81 per
box Sent by mail and sold BY druggists. oe 22 Broad
way New York.
n1ED FROM NEGLECT OF USING THE PROPER
IL precautions IN time 10 himself Is the verdict
might be rendered In almost fatal OF Diarrhea
and Dysentery.
BEWARE OF DELAY
The first symptoms OF Deanscment In the Bowels D-
gestve Organs ought % he atendcdo safest
remedy ia all suoh cases Is
THE GREAT REMEDY
OF the present day, now In almost universal use,
THE CORDIAL CO0NAC B1rTERS,
invented by the distinguished French Chemist, LEROUx,
aud manufactured IN France, from Pure Cognac Brandy
THIS REMEDY NEVER FAILS
70 give relief In 1--we minutes will the most obstinate
DarrhUa Dysentery.or Cholera.
For sale by all Druggists Gfocers and Bars, and by
y. STEINFELD, No 10 Nassau street.
Sole Agent for the United States.
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hoard OF Supervisors.

Board OF Supervisors.
COMMUNICATION FROM THE TAX OoAAIbsiOhhhS-
DEATH OF Rx-ALDERAAN FRANCIS.
regular meeting q the Board Of Supervisors was
held Al noon yss.srday-Eluah Y. Psrdy, Esq., Prssi'
dent, in The chair.
motion 70 suspend the reading Of the minutes Of the
lass meeting was adopted.
The President said the meeting had bssn called TO re-
osivs the statement Of the TAI Commissioners, which,
b. law 10 required 70 be received on the first Monday IN
July.
On motion Of Supervisor BLUNT ths communication
was referred TO the Committee on Annual Taxes.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-07-08

vaius Of real estate assess ed in 1861 S4os 100
Value OF real estate assessed in 1862 500 500 404
Increased value. 2,656187
Decreased value OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 1883 623
Personal residents assessed in 1861
Personal estate Of non-resdens. Is 807 776
Personal estate OF residents assessed in 1862 16l
Personal estate Of residents assessed
in 1862. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. l0,7soes7
The personal estate owned by residents has
Increased in value . ........ 1884
Owned by non residents has decreased 2,027 0S9
communication was received from the Comptroller,
containing the amounts which the Board Of
Supervisors and the city have authorized to
DO raised by taxation.
Supervisor PuRDY offered preamble and resolution in
reference to the deceasc OF Mr. Charles Francis ex-A
derman Of the Tenth ward Out Of respect to the mem
Of the deceased the Board then adjourned until Tues
day, the 18th instant, at three O'Clock.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-07-08
SMITH 4 BROTHERS.
NEW YORK

Tn half aud quarter casks proved from tho choicest
BARLEY MALT AND HOPS.
Brewery 18th street, between Seventh and Eighth avenues
NEW YORK.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-07-08

PANAMA Jus6 20, lco-.
Commercial Movements in Pdnama-GYca, Scarcity of
Moncy-Deoh Of General Lamar--7he Proceedings or
Affairs in Peut-Nc,cs from Bo,,ria-Mee,iag Of the
Chilean ConsTsss-Slaisticai Nclos DC, dc.
Tho Pacific steam Navigation oompsnys steamer Peru
arrived at this port the 22d from Valparaiso touching
of the intermediate ports.
The dates brought by tho Peru are az follows
Port Montt May IS; Valparaiso, June 3, coquimbo
june q: Cadera June o; Cobija June o. ALca, june y
Isay June s. sas do Chnchas, June ~; Pisco June 0
Callao, June 49, payta, June 10; GYqyaqui, June H.
In addition to her Majesys mails and the passengers
the Peru brings s7S in specie, for transmission TO
southampton, besides the following cargo
For Soutaan,p,on.-371 coroons bark, IFS bales bark
500 bales orchla, IL bales and 40 packages general
For Lirrpool-261 bars copper, 500 bales WOOL Asst
bales cotton 1872 bales orchAa, 20 bark 100
bags
FOR Ncio Yok.-2o2 bales goatskins, 1443 hides, 90
bags cocoa.
i,asseno,s-For Southam pton-Fanny Desrats Alfred
Waugh, Julio Bahrr aud lady, william Lehman o. viii
thew H. NJ Consul Of Islay, and lady; II. Prague W.
Weir, NJ Jouillo, J. Carraro, e. Avoanoda Juan Bcr
ncr, Jose A. LARGO Yizaguirre, J. Mocatta H. NJ Con-
sui OF Guayaqu spd servant s. "A. Cornea " Alvaroz
). NJ sotomayOr For New York; Dorry, U. Is. N.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-07-08

Captain @. w. Harvard, 4th regular artillery; G. w.
saolss 90. O. l4th Indiana WIN. Merritt c. c, 9th New
Hampshire Williams Co. 9. lst Bsrdsa Sharpshootsrs
y. PAINE Borden sharpsAooters, Side A. Hsrbsck Co. H.
sth Ohio Kastsr, 90. r, 65tA Ohio Patrick Farrsr,
Co Z, ID regulars; Corporal J, n. Churchill Co. LIST
Minnesota VIM. Clark, Co. G, 9th New HAMPSHIRE; VIM.
w. sullivan Co f. SD Ohio Benjamin II. hawkins, bat
terry c. Rhode Island artillery. thigh.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-29
DIE ID.

BARCLAY-Aith. residence o. her uncle Edward & Abar'
h Ia ths GU Of Ny lo. 30 i,a'a-I n'S1 - - ~ I.
C. ,no he late Frederick W. Barclay. -
III, 'as; WI s.s r.ss . mi.
shsBoon At oeiock Tire relatives END hi.1ds Of hsi
Ia. i,sI ,2S e. s; .v s,e o., invited 10 .,sd
without further tnvtsiion'
BUCKuALTFR-In ihi. cy, Thursisy afternoon, March
~ RI, Ro, j,usht.r Of Reuben ard koniond H. Buck
,nd fTspd Of tue family and also those Of her
s.ndi.le-r Dr. D. wi'1n, ". No. 2S
Net Fas-nit street ths Saturday afternoon 81 c'oek
pELKNAP-In Brootlys on Thursdsy, March q, Alden
B.Ala2 in the I'D year Of h. age
gfLLfNIn Brooiyn Thursday. March y, Jeseph bhn
sen formerly Of Ems and, In his 7SIh year
cAsirR-In Brooklyn on Thut'iay, March 81, Jennie T.,
dsushsr OF Jossh and earsn C'ss ssea Jss months
AMI a. dsyL
cosNsR-rs ,hi. city on Thur,dsy, March H. BsnsiAh
Ssnborn Conner stsd 10 years
New Ham psd.s Pipers please copy
ENEkY-In thls city 90 Thur'd.y msfeh ~ ns"h AMP
aid 40 days
GILLoN - In sbl, city Thur.d.y, March A. Walter
Jo.epa third Il P. w, aud Ana Otiou, eyed yeG'
opAUAMIpt hi. city on lhu.dsy March y, Nh. Belinda
only daughter Ohm H. Gre Angsiius Graham aged year.
aud dsJh
olLLowAY-Im Broeslyp, Thursday, Mach =, 10 The
% n y-sr Of her age, EAzass,b galloway
GALyIy-ln Broos,n on Thursday. March 7s Msy, wife
OF Marin Calvin strd 10 years.
aUSTIsuToS-Ai Pau, France, on Monday. March 10 Dr.
J. vincent Huntington.
KraOE-ln this c,ty Fsiday March %, OF dysentsry
Mary Oone,c youngest daughter OF Laurence and SAfAn
D. hehoe, aged months sud - days
MLER-ou Friday morning March 20, Aler ,hOrt ilns"
Miss Anba Miller H..
u Trna, aud atiyrs Of he family respectfully Invited
10 attend N. funeral from tho gcdence OF her iher Dr
street on Saturday Hsrch 20 al IL M without iurtpe 10
,tation InlsTmsnI u. Sco,ch PliIs ~ j., on Monday
March 30.
MORTON-Iu Jen.y City nurtay morning March n
,ud.snly OF disease oil tue heart, Joseph Morton.
FINER, services l Grace Church. jersey CITY on sunday
O'clock D. IN. The remains wi. be t<len 10 The fauL
yslut Ps,oison, n J., fcr intsrnent
RORINsONOn Thu rsdsy evening March H. OF eiIhlheri,
BELL Robinson youngest dsaghssE OF Charles aud Maria
IN, r,Ayes and friend. Of his family invited n aten
tho fu 81 from re,Jsnce Of her psrcns No Sla Ea'
Eighteenth street. o-morfow, 2Jh inst Al O'Clock p M
suslIpAN-In this city On Thar,dsy, March a. Edwsr
Shed.a sou OF james and Ehvn Sheridan. aged month
aud 70 days.
| VAN DE WlELE-On Thursday. March n, Esnrstto wi
OF John h. kan de Wieie. ss.dol ysais
Thn sDis Of the family repeatedly invited 10 attend hs
fur ora from her late rsdcrce No l5b West Forty th
| street Saturday. 81 } O'Clock p. M.
WILCOX-ln this city Thunday March Il OF ulcsraiio
Of tho bowels Simon Wilcox, nssd 81 ysss. months al
| "a dbys ~.
Tho snas .nd sQusrtsnces az the family respectful
invited to attend tho funeral from his late ie-issnce
$50 Broonc street. On Saturday. ut O'clock, ~islos' u'A
| Invitation.
WINIER-Iu Wiliamsbureh ouThurstsy March ~ Em !, !"
second dsusht Of Isaac and CaTeine Winter IN W"
| year Of her ssc.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-29

As INDIAN COMPANY FOR THE WAR-Lieutenant
Beach, who is row actively engaged in recruiting
for tie war at Chitensngo, passed through this cit,
On Friday with g men Of Company II, % New.
York Artillery, on bis way to headquarters. OF the
company-which, we learn, has been raised in less
than DOnih-43 are Indians; already moderately
proficient in drill, well equipped, and presenting ne
martial an appearance az we have rem rkod in ally
body Of recruits since the war commenced. Lieut..
beach raised bis force in the Counties of Onondsga
and Genesee. They arc supplied with baud, aud
are eager for active work.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-29

The ssle Of the Tere HAute aud Alton Railroad,
made la,, Monday, aud .inee confirmed by tie
Court. "a in full accordance with tue arrangement
made by tue stock and bondholdsr', and tue place
Tor funding the undue conpous, aud forming he new
bond. FOR principal interest and paid up in.!aimen!s,
will 10 carried out at once.
Tie Ers Company will psy on the let Of Jnne
To, coupons Of the Fourth Mortgage bonds due let
October, 1860 and not 10. October, lool ss printed
ye,terdHy.
IT,, PAro2c'phia Ledg,r says:
W. ~. ulsi that foreign ods have for isysS days
been on th, Pnsd,phs rs1't Tor ie'ers nions 81 he
1,.rsu,rts. OF 1881 Trs.o orders 10 puIf .ss iEsics
ops hat d. Ynsi.h csyiss have issa In the uliil ate
Isecss Of a.. Uigp In pyning de~n rsbtion One
, a,et Of foirkn puG, bases losuf viii Nv In seeE
the rp.n ha.ncs 81 trade cur favor. AID ~ 'ave an s1
pon oi coin 81 the tirue being
Tho receipts ard shipments Of produce ut Chicago
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-29
NAH RIED.
ALfEN-BF

ALLEy-BERFORD-On THURSDAY, h'rch p, ~ The nev
A I hmnEhaui Louis j. Allen ot the United States Navy,
TO Mary = s-coud ghtrr Of r. o. Beriord ssq
BsaaFs Plbsrgh aud San Francisco Isp- please copy
8.durrdsy hArch 10 st Mount
20 Ne.lcaesrr County, y. Y, ~ tb- h.v Nj bpcs
" r. CrsiS IT, Of NEWTON to sar-b j. ssosnicf VI L.
Bsrtrau.. ,,q., Of Tho tormsr piece
powARD -gARRTLL- A. Hartford. Ae Tuesday
afternoon March IS the rei'dsDcs Of the endegroou By
ANullsm Bic.neu, esg. Mr.. E4nin hoWsT4 and alfh a.
Mana EaTel, 81 Of Hartford.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-29
Ystn Hnfch 1901

6srtes FAipAv. aAroh 20. 1901.
AsHrs-ihs sssist 10 unchanged sales OF fo'' - a.
ana m. Inquiry hss been lees ave. but prices are
sd, a, ma 10 oi Mddns up,nd' snd do hs"'oHssn'
sna ear Of nothing doins 10 Rio, and Ices 70
", ,s',ip,p ,sme There hsi oren ln deraie inquiry
l"1 =, nomnso -nd We no,e '.'e' Of o b,' ve, es'a
'o' a. .rpo q ltc. cash ~ bond sales also u
a. Ionnngo (onistsd Yesterday for eIpor al it
I. yiGr e,,b in bond Other kinds are dull
~ Ingot 4. inactive at 2JG2fo cash To-
al ar, aud Lsss Superior the SPOT; siei OF Ao,0 n
ws,ssr,o,t 20 arrive ffon Europr. on private terms
nktl,isAND Difs-rh-nic,l, aIr quiet and vo hs,r
% 20 uots "a VI " ul SIS. Asa % olt ~ tpua su
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-29
FyfpAY. March 28-P. ".

The stock msrket continues dull, and the quota
tious are again lower, although tho changes are not
important. Both parties appear to be waiting for
some military action which will give the market an
inpolse one WAY or the oih-f bnt IN the mean time,
The Lears act with more conhdeuco thsn tho OURS
IL IL not Improbable tLsttbe latter have no disposition
10 check the increase of tie short line AZ the Sec
ond Board, tie dealings were 10 moderate e1tept,
at about the prices OF the morning. Ia Tho street,
an or the Board the market WA quite steady bat
@ih few transactions. Tie news Of victory in
Virginia, which may be looked for in few days,
viii probably restore animation TO tue mar
krt. Government aud State Stocks are weak,
and 10 less d.uand The 10 Of 1881 sold at93i dy5i
TO The ext ut Of 500 900. The closing prices at q
o'clock were: u s. IL. Registered, 1871, $50 az u
e. s. ia. Coupons, 1881, 93i ASH; Treasury
80 per cents g9t 100; American Gold, lol si0l g.
Tennessee State 6s. 57aJ7i Missouri State IL,
5Iia5lI; Pacific Mail Steamship Company, %i;
New-York Central Railroad, 81 q 81; Ene
Railway, 3Gi a93; Erie Railway, Pref, o0i a6Osi
IIudsou River Railroad, 1886, Harlem Railroad,
Pref, 81; Reading Railroad ~; Michigan Central
Railroad, - 1851; Michigan son'hern and Northern
Indians Rpilroad. 23a23i; Michigan southern and
NotL.rn Indiana Railroad. Guaranteed, a.. al;
Iiliuo. Central Rsilro.d oii d6i; GslenA and
Chica.o Railroad. 67i ss7i; Cleveland and Toledo
Railroad 10, aEi Clica. u aud RocA lslsnd Kali
road. 55i j5i; Cleveland and Pittsburgh Railroad,
HAM.
ling bills arc III allli for commercial and
iil,aIl2 FOE bankeTs' signEtsTes, and hrn at the
clote, without uuch activity. Tie advance m gold
ha. increased ,h- Gruue-s 81 rates for rerug. Mr..
Ci-eo .old to-i.y To Me,srr. Duncan. Sherman &
Co.. aud Me,ns Brown Brothers, esq, goo ia gold,
night s,rrug bill o. ut about ~. This was balance
which had been ovor.r~miited by the Government
| for the purchase ( arms, &c.
| Frr.bts ire more active and rstes are little
frmer but still irregular. To Liverpool lie en-
raesuep,sae &c. 900 bush. Corn al Cd. la buk and
bars; COO do. do. a, 5id.i $500 Dbl, -Four at is
cd q 10 ID, msiny o. tue iLsids r.iei $500 pkg
Lard at lie Cd. 800 do do. per neutral weasel NJ
2O,; 80 bIi Bacon at Er. Cd; 500 30. DO. per
steamer 1T 3Ja.: 20 tuns Tallo~ Al 2Os Per nentrai
flag. To London. 500 bbr. Flour al 2s. To Glas-
COW: 800 bags Peas per steamer, at 40. Per bush.
TO Bfeneu: 800 casrs Tobacco nj 2ls. I'd, and 100
hhds. DO. at 2js. per ibid The Charters sre An
American vessel of 20 ,nns from the Chinchs
Leland. with Gu.no TO Antwerp Al IS lJ,i auoiher
of $50 tuns 10 Cadr with stavss ut go Dr light Pipe,
aud ole Of 80 iuns TO the moth eide Of Cuba and
buck 81 30. for Sugar, and 50 so for Moasss..
Erraia.-Tbe GOA Of Bacon reported 10 our lat
ssue 70 Liverpool LouA rad 900 boxe', as plainly
written.
Tie business Of the Sub-Trea,ury wat; Re'eipts,
t752.426 93-for CuS,oms, $lS7,0OO. Payments,
81 400 go GI; Balance, 81 33l SO 81.
Tue earning. Of tie Panama road in January and
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-29

Thy HuDsos RIVER RAILROAD hED rHE %rH
l'EoisEsT.- Major Crittenden, who has returned
from Ne" York, reports very gratifying fact lie
ays TIE Hudson River X iroad Company maRuani-
Hously pa the members Of the Oath Regiment, " o
sustained injury or loss by tie accident 'be damages
hey nal sustained. Tue Company purchased aud
reienied the band with new get Of instruments,
aud ~ every way in which manly magnsnni'y ex
i'its itself, did what lay IL their power to mitigate
.be seven y Of Tie accident
twstsrtown "a. " Jouinsl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-29

TBr SrarrS ISLAND FERRy.-The new Staten
Island Railroad ferry-boat Clifton took Der place 90
the line yesterday morning, the charter OF the lt's
steamer Thomas p. Way having expired. The Cn',
ton ia modelled precisely after the pattern Of 'e v'u
Clifton aud Westfeld (uow in tho service o. 'u'
Government as gunoosts but is Of smaller ''a'su,
.ions. She is a fast boat, and is comfortably H''e.
up The residents of Clifton indulge tho lope ,ns'
III. Government. will! no. cast longing eyes upon r'
Tn. Tboma. p. Way resume. her place in 'Ae New
ark line for tie Sumner.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-29

Or equal to 9 y cont on the common stocH'
TIE Board Of Managers Of tue Delaware and hud-
son Canal Compal submit the usual annuAi ''a'e-
men, OF tho busine.s Of the Company for the year
ending March ], 1862. Tho profits for the yesr nrr
$692, OS3 So. being q liuls over cen! On tie
capital sock. The canal was opened Tor navigation
IN IT. sd day Of April, AM closed On the 81 day o.
December. During tho teasOp, navigation was ID