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MODERN LANGUAGES

D. MODERN LANGUAGES
l. ROF. ID T.. 6ROUX Would RESPECTFULLY in
form the public and his former pupi 8 that he has
resumed his private Lessons In LANGUAGES. also
In schools and organized classes in French, Span
Ism. and German. Persons wishing to join any of
those classes nan do SO by applyIn, at his resi-
dence, No. 349 Penn. avenue 6pposite Browns
hotel, or through the Post Once, gton,
~. VI fe 1851
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FOR THE FOLKS AT HOME-O6hcers, and
cod ers' needing any kind of Dry Goods for
me iolks al homs, are Cferei the most choice
ieDIlos that our vast stock offers, at our proveT
heiD low prices, marked In plain CURES.
one price ony.
Al parcels I1r conveyance by express, or OTHER
mooes, properly packed free of charge.
1915 OF PERRY q BRO
"a. avsIue and Ninth street.
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H~ THE UNION PRAYER MEETING Will
NS be holden every DAY this week in the Luther
an ChuIoh, Rev. j. g. Buter's,D at the corner of
iltn ana n streets, commencing 81 * O'Clock m .
and continued but one hour. il 2O
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GT- CITY HALL, February 8, ISS2,+The As
~ SCISSORS; havlng, completed the Annual = s.
Hall, a. Board OF Appeal, from the 10Th 10 TIE
10Th OF this month, inclusive, TO hear complaints
necessary. GEORGE COII,bPD
feb 4-2aWtd STcyatarx
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1875 CARD PHOTOGRAPHS 400
fCO AND FRAMES 4Sh
Card Photographs In vari stJ, inolpdinx oonia, ~
Choios Pictures. Also CARD Rad 0V Al
fnSo az r. T. ,rhAMhS. the largest assortment,
from the oost mandatory In the country for cash
NJ j. MARKRITER'S.
- No. 4S6 Sevenfh stres'
ie 10 doors above Odd Fellows' Hall
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invited TO attend the funeral this fwednss day) after
noon three O'Clock from No 12S Vandswaer street
THURMAS.-At the Military Hospital, Danuskis Island
Port Royal s. c. Thursday May % OF typhoid fever
WASHINGTON KM0sLASp. son or W N. Thurman, Of thh
city.
Due notice Of the funeral will be given hereafter.
WARDRor.-At Newburg, N. Y, on Friday, June
OF disease OF the heart ROBERT WARDRof, son a thu
late Captain Robert Wardrop, a ed % years.
WATERBrkr--On Monday, June 2, at Stony Brook, L.
l., CLARK WATERBURY, aged "a years.
Connecticut papers please copy.
WEisEsr.-on Tuesday, June 10, LOUISE MARIA WxIssxr
IN the 26th year Of hor age.
The relatives and friends OF the family respectfully
invited to attend the funeral without further invitation
ON thursday afternoon at two O'Clock from hor late
sidence, 351 Bowery
WkiDoS-0n Tuesday June 10, ELLEN CECILIA, DO
loved vile OF Patrick NJ. Weldon, aged so years.
. me lrlenou and acquaintances OF the family, and
those OF nor brothers, James, and Francis Dryer
Respectfully Invited TO attend the funeral from her late
residence Weavertown road West Hoboken, N. j :. on
Thursday morning, at halfpa ten O'Clock precisely
TO st. Mary's church, West Hoboken whe re q solemn
requiem high mass will be celebrated for the repose Of
her from thence TO Calvary Cemetery for interim ent
WnHING.-Suddsny, on Monday June D. ELIZABETH E.
wife Of George w. Whiting, and daughter OF John and
Abigail Davidson, aged 81 years.
The relatives and friends OF the deceased are nvitsl
TO attend the funeral from the Second Presbyterias
church. Jersey City (Souh Sixth street. Jersey
nue) this "wednesday morning. at o'clock The 70
mains will be taken to Elizabeth for intsrment
WnGHT.-At his residence, at Somsrs Westchestss
county N. Y, on Wednesday June CHARLES WRIGHT. IN
the list year OF his age.
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sfR-Yonr letter OF the 31st uitmo is received asking
copy OF an opinion of Tho Attorney General upon the
liability OF the notes and bonds OF the United States
municipal aad State taxation Aud you qGoto tho
men n my appeal In behalf Of the national loan as the
ground for asking such copy for public information to
those whose subscriptions you received as agent.
Ms statement founded the decision of tho S,s-
prcme Court OF the United states the ease OF Weston
the city Council Of Charleston reported ia I'd Peters
40, where this question will be found to
discussed and itrAcilly decided
Since that time IL the Court OF Appeals Of the
Stale Of New York have ruled that the capital OF the
banks OF that state being subjected tax under the
State laws portion OF such capital is withdrawn from
such taxation by being invested in stocks of the United
States The question has been again brought before the
supreme Court. where II Is pending.
Upon inquiry, a ter the opin OF the Attorney Gene
roll 10 which you refer learn that the Board OF Bro
kcrs OF the city OF Now York addressed leter that
officer asking his views upon the ruling OF tho Court OF
Appeals to which he replied that he had been requested
by me to appear in that before tho Supreme Court
and had doubt but the former decision of that
would DO confirmed. understand II was a nero let tor
of acknowledgment, and not formal opinion on tho
question: Very res sccfuly your obedieni servant.
SIP. CHASE Secretary OF the Treasury.
STEPrEs SALISBURY ksq., Worcester, Mass
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Married.


acknowledgements Thursday, June s, by the Rev.
J. w. Lindsay, Mr.. ALBERT N AUSTIN Miss CoRDEL J..
JACluIN, both Of this city.
BURCH-SMrrH.-OnT Thursday, June g. by the Rev DR..
j. s. MITCHELL at the residence Of the brides father
HENRY s BURCH to Miss JENNIE, eldest daughter Chas
II. Smith, Esq, all OF this city.
Fox-KNocK-On Wednesday, May %, by the Rev 0.
b rockingham SmPMAN Fox to ELMA VALE daughter OF
the late Thomas Knock, OF Jersey City.
GRArP--MosEs.-OnW Wednesday, June 4, by the Rev,
Edward Il. T. Cook O1To U. GRAF, of Sweden KATE
II. MOSES, of this city
Newark papers please copy.
JESNrScs-HuI1~-At the Methodist Episcopal church
Southport Conn, Tuesday morning, May 81, by the
Rev. David Osborn, assisted by the Rev. BENZ. Rsyea
Mr. JARVIS JENNINGS to CARRIE b. only daughter OF Cap
tain Burr Hull all OF Southport.
MrcmI-HANcx.-On Tuesday, June 10, at St.
Thomas church, by the Rev. William F. Morgan D. D.,
THsoDoRE MITCHELL to TILE, youngest daughter Of the
late Revo c. Hance.
PURDy-GAKDNER Boomingdale, on Tuesday, May
o, by the Rev. Enoch Vanaken WILLIAM G. PURoY to Miss
REBxCCA GARDNER, all OF this city.
Canada papers please copy.
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influential Union OF Baltimore, have waited upon
the President heads OF departments to
cit tho release from confinement OF three Union men,
arrested by order of General Dix for participation in
the recent rioous demonstrations against the socsss
lists in that city.
THE BRONZE STATUE OF FREEDOM.
The bronze statue OF freedom, after the model or
Crawford which has been cast by Clark Mills at bis
foundry this city, has been completed, and two
portions Of it were brought to the East Capitol Grounds,
where the weather clears the other portion
of the statue will be brought and up temporary
platform until the dome on which is designed to place
1t Is ready for its reception.
MORTALITY IN THE HOSPITALS.
Tho only death Of soldiers in hospital here reported
to-day is that Of Corporal Robert Gravat Company l.,
Seventy first New Jersey cavalry
THE GUNBoAr SATELLITE.
The gunboat Satellite left the Navy Yard yesterday,
to join Commodore Goldsborough's squadron. She has
had thorough overhauling, and has had new arma-
mont placed board making her the finest boats
in the service.
THE CONGRESSIONAL EXCURSION TO THE PENINSULA.
The weekly Congressional excursion party to Fortress
Monroe and the peninsula which left here on friday
last returned this morning the Baltimore The party
visited Norfolk Old Point, White House and Yorktown
and supplied themselves with numbersss msmentoes Of
the recent battles.
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. y
Good to choice family do................ rs . rs
r9rn maai I.:. ana 10 10
Canadian flour was less active, and prices rather
easier the sales embraced 800 bills within the above
range OF prices. Southern in moderate request and
prices unchanged while the sales embraced about 300
bbs., within the range Of the above quotations. Rye
-four steady at the above figures with sales OF 300
bbls Corn meal was steady and prices UNCHANGED with
sales OF $50 bbls. Jersey and Brandywine Wheat
firmly held, and above the views Of Purchasers, for
prime qualities, while common was less active; tho
81 o5 for Canada club, 81 "a a 81 IA for red
Western-the lower rate for common qualities
e6c 81 O4 for Chicago spring. 97c 81 06 for Racine
do Csc 81 05 for Milwaukee club and 81 06 81 06 for
amber Iowa and Green Blythe latter quotation for
prime quality. Barley and barley malt were quiet and
prices unchanged Corn was sustained while the sales
embraced about 90 900 bushels, at sic SIC for new
mixed At SIC for old do in store and delivered
and at $50 for white Western. Rye was armer, With
sales reported OF $500 bushels OF State at Tie Oats
were dull and lower with sales Of Western and Canadian
At 42c. 43c and State at 44s.
Corros.-Ihe government sale Of connscated cotton
came OF to-day. The catalogue embraced $50 bales Soa
Island at 50ac &c.; SO do do, stained at ~ NC a
46c and 81 do do inferior and stained at zoe. 81 c,
and $50 bales inferior Gulf cotton
by government at 18c. per h.. TO t out the Vanderbilt
as an effective war vessel, resod 201zc 25kc
The saes besdes In the regular trade embraced about
ding uplands.
FsnGHIs-Ratss we're dull and favored shippers
while engagements were moderate To Liverpool 40 900
bushels OF wheat were engaged at 3d. q sgd, In bulk
and in ships bags and IS 900 do OF corn in bulk and
in ships bags, At I'd 7Ad.; 900 bbs. flour at Is
and BY steamer so boxes bacon at sos Lard was At
25s TO London 500 bbls -four engaged at 2s Cd
%. I'D wheat was nominal at Cd. ae1sd, aud dead
weights at 27s. 3D. 30s., and % hhds tobacco At
32s 3D. To Glasgow 400 packages lard engaged at
32s Cd. Rates to Havre were unchanged
PRovlsoNs.-Pork-The market was heavy and lower.
Tho sales embraced about 500 bbls at $ll 12k 25 for
mess and at 80 50 rs for PRIME Beef dull and sales
were limited to $50 bbs at Sill 62 asia for plain
and at $l3 Is $4 so for extra do Prime and beef
hams were quiet and nominal Bacon quiet, and
sales Of moment reported Cut meats steady with
sales Of 1926 packages at 3Ac for shoulders, and
at 41c. SC. for hams Butter heavy, and tended
towards lower prices Good to prime yellow was at l6c.
17c.; prime yellow Ohio at 15c 16c. Cheese
steady with moderate sales at full prices Lard
in good request with sales Of 700 packages at 7c
. SHc. Sxc., the last figure for choice.
ToDAcco.-Transactions limited prices
deemed too high. Salos Is hhds. Kentucky at 12c. a
14isc.: SO cases seed leaf at SIC.
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House OF Representatives.

WASHINGTON, June 10, 1862.
PUNISHMENT FRAUDULENT CONTRACTORS
Mr.. THOMAS, (rep Of Mass, reported from the Judi
ciary COMMITTEES bill to punish fraudulent contractors
furnishing supplies to the government.
INDIAN AGENTS MEXICO.
The bill for tho appointment Of another Indian agent
for New Mexico passed There agents already
In that Territory.
CALIFORNIA TITLES.
Tho bill to quiet land titles in California debated
and tabled
GERMAN PROFESSIONALISM POINT
The bill establishing German professorshp Of the
West Point Academy was passed.
TIE RIVER GUyBoATs.
The bill transferring the Western gunboat fleet from
tho War to tho Navy Department, was also passed.
THK PAY or CERTAIN OFFICERS.
The Senate bill defining the pay and emoluments Of
certain officers Of the army was amended.
The House refused TO strike out the section prov dng
for retiring army aud marine corps officers, whose
names have been ON the registry forty years, who
are over sixtytwo years of age. The President, how
ever, may assign any such officers to service.
Pending the consideration OF the bill adjourned.
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Honor to the Brave Dead.

FUNERAL OF COLONIES RIKER AND MILLER-GRAND
MILITARY PROCESSION, ETC., ETC.
The public funeral ceremonies over the remains Of
Colonel j. Lafayette Rker Sixty second regiment New
York Volunteers and Colonel James Miller Eighty first
regiment Pennsylvania Volunteers took place yesterday
afternoon, and OF quite an imposing character
The private ceremonies performed on Saturday and
Sunday the Yorkvle Presbyterian church, in Eighty
sixth street, and at the Harlem Presbyterian church, in
127th street.
About ten O'Clock yesterday morning, the bodies Of
these gallant officers conveyed TO the Governors
Room City Hall, where they laid out in in
two magnificent rosewood collins, splsndidly decorated
The flags of the Hall lowered to half mast and the
arches Of the corridors suitably hung in mourning
Guards placed in charge OF the collins and doors-a
detachment of the Harlem Chasssurs acting in that
pacity.
me collins placed in about the centre OF the Co
vernors Room The one containing the remains of Co.
lionel Rker wrapped in the Stars and Stripes and
decorated with wreaths Of natural flowers, arranged
with the perfect taste The sword OF the deceased
officer laid the lower part Of the lid. plate in
the form of shield contained the following inscrip
ton
COL. j. LAFAYETTE RIKER,
An,wn vor,a
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OmciaI Drawings or the kentucky and

UeIAwafe SfILt IlttFFIfs.
KENTUCKY. Exrn, CLASS 2,i-June 10. 1869
80, Al, ~, !. ~ 10. 6S. ~, 43. II. s. 40.
DELAWARE. CLASS cis-June 10. 1867.
81, 10, 30. H. ~, IL, 5, "a, 43, 81, 62, 7S.
JOHN A. MORRIS d CO..
Wilmington, Delaware, Gown ZION, ksntn,Sy.
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United states InrshaI's Office.

foKGING CONFEDERATE TREASURY BONDS.
JUNE 10-clenens Herring and Barbara Herring were
arrested charge OF passing counterfeit throe cent
pieces OF the United States coin the officers search
ing tbs prisoners emiscs they discovered number OF
coins and materials for coming, among which was a
photographic plate for printing twenty dollar notes on the
Confederate States with the signature Of Jefferson Davis
and other Confederate officials The prisoners held
the charge of tcrfong the United States coin
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TuEsDAy, June 10-6 N.
BRvAprUrFs.-Flour-The market was less active and
buoysnt, while prices were without change OF moment
though FOR low grades rather easier the close The
sales footed up about 10 900 bbs closing within the fol-
lowing range OF quotations.
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Co.'S Kentucky and Missouri State Lotteries
KENTUCKY. EXTRA Class 2k-Junc 10. 1852.
4, II, II, -, 81 80. ~. \, 80, -, AZ, G5.
KENTUCKY. GLASS 21i-June 10. 1867.
10, 80, IL, 6s. 81. -. ~. 90. ~, IL, 16, 25.
Circulars free OF charge ny addressing either
MURRAY, EDDY CO.,
Gown ton. Nv. or 81, L,ua M
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Prizes Cashed Ina All Legaltxed Lotte.
ries Information given. JOSEPH BATES, Broker.
Ii Wall street. room No. 1, New York.
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BURNING or A TuGnoAr.-A fire broke out at one
O'Clock yesterday morning board tho tugboat Flag
at the foN OF North Tenth street, Williamsburg. The
flames attracted the attention Of the OF Police Boat
No 1. who proceeded to the spot and succeeded in ex
tingnshng tho flames before they had spread beyond
the boat In which they originated. The Flag much
burned. Loss about 81 0O0 covered by Insurance. She
tho property OF Mr. Dovoe and formerly Piled the
In rlcm rfver.
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COL. J. LAFAYETTE RIKER,
ANDERSON ZoUAvKs,
Sixty second regiment N. Y. 8. v.
Killed in battle before Richmond, May 81, 1862.
In the 3Olh year Of his age

Besides the sword which Colonel Riker used in active
service another beautiful sword lay at the foot Of the
coffin and attracted great attention. This sword
testimonial which his friends intended to present to him.
but Of his death arrived before tho necessary steps
could bs taken to that end It is proposed TO be.
stow the testimonial upon Miss Rker daughter Of the
lamented Colonel. Tho gift 10 enclosed in casc and &C
companed by certificate Of presentation containing
long list Of the of the donors framed The whole
present cost 81 900, and gotten up by Ball. Black
L. Co.
beautiful coffin, ornamcnted with flower wroaths and
having on the plate the following inscription
COL. JAMES MILLER,
Killed at Battle OF Fair Oaks, Va,
June I . 1862.
AGAR
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incroass.. $lo'oVo IL
The following gentlemen were yesterday elected
directors of the Hudson River Railroad for the en-
suing year,
Samuel Sloan, James Boorman, John David Wolfe, Ed.
ward Jones, William Kelly, H. Thomas Vail. Erastus
Corning, William II. Hays, J. B. Johnston, +. II. Miller
Moses H. Grinne John L. Aspinwall, Jacob B. Jowett.
Subsequently Samuel Sloan was unanimously re-
elected President
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wouidst Have IIai!-wouldst Know
Buy one % KNOX; he pas-cth all the rest.
Where KNOA holds forth we hardly need 10 say.
For A. wcli know Us Al Two Twelve Broadway
His Hats, 50 stylish and wiihal wen made
No rain will injure nor win sunshine fade
Academy OF Music.--Thc Opera this
Evening sunmer season on the Caste Garden opera plan
Most positively for six ID his only Admission oi cents
great Pianist orTsdHSLK and proaaacc ~ the cc
m pra osn BocRp Dspet OF Bore a
ga with cast For particulars long advertise
ment under anusements.
Barnum md His Babies are Filling
r.. 70 Np w "n that
deserving OF patronage.
At LETTERS, 573 broadway, Ladies' Elias
tic Boots q 90 81 y and So Balmora 81 81 q and 90 so
morals Shoes and Gaiies SGrTERs Us Brswa ya
Eight Carries de vi.i,e. for 81 90, not
exceed 81 any price, at BALcHs, 2s3 Greenwich street.
Carries de visitc 81 per Dozen-Chcapest
IN the city, warranted not TO fadeat PERCfyALS, 100
Hcrring's Patent Champion Fire and
ssEss fs'' Safes corner Of Murray street,
Browns Standard Scales-EstabIfshed
forty years Warranted In all respects Saiesrsom No
Barclay street. opposite the Astor House.
w. A. BatcheIor's Celebrated Establish
for Wigs, Toupees Hair Dye, and Hair Dyeng and
Modava Cream for bcautfyns tbs hair, 10 Bond street
Cristadoro's Hair Dye, Preservative and
Wigs the best in the world whocsalc and RETAIL and the
dye privately applied at No. Astor House
No More Gray Hair.-Grandjean's CeIc-
braed consultation the establishment restoration of
he hair. ONCE Aston place.
Hi1ps Hair Dyc-5O Cents. Black or
Brown. Best in Depot No Barclay street. sold
by all druggists.
Beautifni Complexion.-Laird's bloom
OF Youth Liquid Pearl and beauties the COM
plesion and skin AL druggists and 439 Broadway.
Trusscs.-Marsh & Co.'s Radical Cure
Truss 0c- No 2vesey street nder the Aston Housed op.
poste the church. Female attends ladies' No
' whatever with any other Truss Office of name
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Royal Havana L0ttcry.-Prixes Cashcd
and Information furnished by TAYLOR CO, No
10 Wall street.
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Constitution Water In n Certain Cure
for dabetes and all diseases Of the kidneys and bladder
Sold by all druggists.
MORGAN h ALLEN. Agents 40 Cliff street NJ Y
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Hill's Hair Dyc-5O Cents Black o,
Brown. Best in use. Depot No Barclay street. and sol
by all druggists.
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Drs. R. Is y. Humter-ConsuIfin ph =.

active practice In their specay-Catarrh sore Threat
Bronchitis Asthma aud Consumption. once $50 Broadway
Hours of consultation, "a. M. to 5 r. NJ
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No More Gray Hair.-Gra ndjean' Cele-
brated consultation for the establishment of
ehe hair Once Astor place.
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DIR. Kennedy's Medical Discovery IL
warranted 70 Scrofua, Erysipelas Ringworm scad
Head. Salt Rheuin Ulcers Fever Sores Pimpcs and every
disease Of the Skim of whatever nature.
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Truss oac No vesey street nder the Aston ouse op.
posite the church Female attends ladies' No connection
whatever with any other Truss Office OF name
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Cristadoro's Hair Dye, Preventative and
Wigs the best the world wholesale retail ana the
dye privately applied at No. 6Astor House.
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w. A. Bachelors Celebrated Esta blish-
for WIGS Toupees Hair Dye, and Hair Dyeing and
Moldavia Cream for identifying tbs hair 10 Bond street
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-10-24

RIVER NEws.-The Nashville will
leave at 10 o'clock to-day for Cairo, and
all way places, Apply early on board
for freight or passage. aose
The Bue Eaves, Capt Mitchell, started
to Greensboro yesterday, but in coase-
quence of low water was unable to cross
Scufietown bar, and returned to this city.
The Saline passed up yesterday even
ing. soh @ ud So .-s.7
The Delaware arrived last evening
from Louisville, and returned during the
night She and the Romeo will hence
forth make their regular trips, flying
light, and running for glory and the sole
accommodation of passengers. "oi,e,
The D. B. Campbell left here for Her.
derson last evening. She will now make
regular trips. anaa aai
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RAILROAD REcEIprs

34bxs ammunition, 8 bbls do, 9 bxs, Ordnance
stores, 2 three inch iron guns with carriages and
hmbers z caisions and limbers battery wagon
with tools and stores travelling forge with tools
and stores, Col Thos Johnson; IL hhds sugar,
Preston Bros; bbls w, 2 kegs drugs, Dbl oil,
bxs drugs, Leech c; bx hardware, G s SON.
tag Il Co; 4 bale, box dry goods, A & Co; 1 box
dry goods, Archer n Co; box dry goods, Aus
pacher y Co; 5 bxs dry goods, Lonenthal A Co; Z
bxs boots bx dry goods Sbanklin R; box o
G, Hopkins { bbls sugar, Preston & Br; 3
bags cassia, J & D lehman: box goods, Boyle !;
bxs hats, Schapker & B; bxs boots, Brane,
Co; 2 bxs dry goods, Chas Asbury bbls apples,
James Riggs; bxs, bbls caned fruit, tierco
dry beef, box, FL Cook As stoves and fixtures,
81 pcs cannon stoves, Th)s Scantlin Co; s bdls 8
boxes box butter, Sanl Orr; case cigars, Low
enthal & Co; bxs h h Goods, I L jacobs; pkgs
drugs, Jno Laral: bxs dry goods bxs b and 8,
Cox Humphrey; lbox medicine, III J Schlapfer (;
q sacks -four, c Polk.
A. E. SCHREADER. Agt.