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The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1862-07-26

III 81. HAWLEY,
Barrel Honss Building, Third Street,
BURLINGTON, IOWA.
DBALIR N t}
PIAN0F0RTEs, MEL0DE0Ns,

And other Musical Instruments, Sheet Music. Music
Books Strang and Muncal AerchandDe generally; Fine
Stationery, Pocket Knives. Combs, Brushes. Purses
Pocket Books Canes Oval Gut Frames and other Fancy
Goods.
Who .eeale Prices - Low a. In Eastern Cities:
Piano Sortes and Meiodeons 70 Rents also tuned and
repaired. iun97-v6t
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1862-07-26
A . Family Physic.

Bilious Disorders Liver Complaints
From DR.. Theodore Ben, Of New Fork CITY.
Not only your Pills admirably adapted to their puf
pose aperent but find their beneficial effects upon
the Liver very marked indeed. They have in my prac
tce proved more ehectua for the of bilious
plains than any remedy can mention. sincerely
rejoice that have at length purgative which Ia war.
thy tho confidence Of the profession and the people,
The sun., 1862-01-09

XITANTED--A GIRL FOR LIGHT HOrSE-
w work, aud attend children. % Aoor NJ.
23G Nmth we, after 10 O'Clock: reference required.
The sun., 1862-01-09


DlsnoSrst PoErE ~ a. T. SrEw AIRS $500
worm ~ SnAwLs 5roLES.-A man named Peter
ynolds, inr some time employed ns u porter In
TIE dry goods store u' A. 7. Stewart a Co., waa sr-
rested yesterday - charge ~ stealing from the
eHtahlishmeIt. Reynolds was t,igcd IN the Tumh-,
and Will he examined to-day. The Hhsws, tn the
amount OF Ss0O have heen tecov.rri, he having
has been employed by"Isr Stewart & Go. for three
years sand half
FoEGIs8 4 PRoSIssoRY EnTE.-wm. G. Rice, a
"forw ardcr," doing business down town and reel.
ding iu Brooklyn arrested yesterday, charged
with having en- the Tth of November, 1861, forged
the name of Bco, Clapp Co, u promiss iry note
fr 1928, payable 10 the order of WIN. Bartlett n Go,
three 1unths from date, which note fell into the
hands OF Nj. Josiah Pirce, OF No. Varck Place,
and went tn protest. Mr. Prirce now claims thai
he has asccrtniued that the firm of Rice, Clnpp n
c.. was dissolved January lst, iS5S nearly twn
years before the note WIS signed 10y Rice, and that
consequently, kice had no authority 10 sign said
FIRMS uune ~ note. Rice admits having siffned
II, and say he gave II u his cousin without cpn.I-
crntion. The accused taken before Justice
Qinck ckeuhush and hcldt hail In 4 1000 to answer.
pr4,Ysr Urns 4 GANullNG IIptsE.-Thc Fpur-
tccith ward hli,c, On Tuesday night, inada ~ de-
| scent upon gambling house un the corner uf the
| Hnwery and Hester street, kept by Robert Hui
| suud and John JWkmau, md captured the two
prupricturs and Hnut twenty players and lOpkers-
on, together with the apparatus aud nbput 800 in
gold. The party taken before Justice Osborne,
who held the pruIrctuts a. hail in $500 each, and
let the rest gp. Mat of those arrested gave hct-
tiuuH names.
ELLOrT, one of the principals In the prize FIGHT
at WcehRWken, arrested yesterday nj the house
| IL Mr.. Clark, one Of his hackcrs, at lS9 Llurens
street, aud locked up or the night In the sth Ward
| statiun-houaC.
The sun., 1862-01-09
BROOKLYN.

LYyYIsG TRinUTE Compliant was made nj the
Ninth Ward station hosse yesterday morning, that
u number of persons enjoying sleigh rides on the
road to John !. Snedikers ou Tuesday night, hid
been stopped by soldiers encamped in the vicinity,
who demanded money and II ls stated that In sew
erpl iWtHncos compelled parties ~ give them what
they demanded. A squad of police was sent out,
but when they arrived the men had NIL been ordered
into camp 10y their superior officers. Several par
ties complain of being robbed in this manner.
TiR Kisses County DENooRArio GEsFRAL Cow
MITTET.-The first meeting this year Of the Demo
cratic General Committee wls held 1t the Capitol,
IN Jcrolomun st., ON Tuesday night GvAis e..
Bergen occupied the Chair. A resolution was OF
fered, asking the appointment ot Committee h.
report upon the action taken ly the General COM
mittee last fall In falling tn mdorse the regular
state ticket. Mr. Bergen contende ihnt il rrquirel
explanation. Mr.. Joseph Wilson favored the ap-
pnntmeut Of a Committee. Me~srs, Newman aud
shnrkey opposed II, and in their remarks tDlk
decided ground against the assumptions of
CHpllcr Richmond a Company, TO control the De-
Inocratlc party. II such M they and spinola were
to rule the party, they cared nothing for regI-
m,ty, Pending the mytiou the Committee nd
juurhtd for one month";
wAHuNGToS CLUB SKATING PoSD.-The skating
upon this pond has been excellent for the past two
DAYS, the snow having been cleared IT. Tuesday
evening aud last evening the pond WIS illuminated
10y means of calcium lights. Many ladies' were
present. Skating IL also god on the numerous Other
ponds an"uudng In the outskirts oi the city.
TnE CoNMos CousoIL.-A special meeting Of thi,
h,dy has been called hy the Mayor tor this evening
Ia order /" take necessary action IN relation " th,
city finances.
Osg ~ TnE FARE-TAKTH ON the Wal It, fcrr,
has he,4 reduced To- state ot despair boy the indis
crctiuu ui his wife who has recently added trplet
to his family,
The sun., 1862-01-09
JERSEY CITY.

CoaNoS CoUNoL PEoo EEpINGg.-At the meeting
Of the jersey City Common Council ON TIe~lty
evening, three of Mayor Wan Vurts yetucs were ta-
ken up and acted upon, Wit
A resolution h. grant tie National Guard the Use
ot the upper room IN the uew City Hal for a drill
ruom WIS passed, Notwithstanding the objection II
the Mayor also tor remttlng hne against n.
: ott for selIuR g,.ls NJ auction without cen
A resolution g. appoint Martin Ward special pc
licemuu, vetoed hy the Mayor, VIZ. lost.
Mr.. Alexander II. Wallace WAS unanimously
elected SchoOl Superintendent
SINKING or A NEWLY CoSsTRuCrED PER. The
recent extension made by the Cuutrd Company to
their pier I'M Jersey CITY, Ht cost u several huudre
dollars, for the accommodation Of the new steam
ship Scotia, which s expected 10 arrive At this
port next sumner, settled uu Tuesday about six
feet, dsiointiug the CTpss and side beams and tear
ing away the heavy plnnks. The upper work
will have 10 he taken up, aud more stone sunk be-
fore 70 pu,si foundation IN obtained, which will re-
quire three weeks 10 complete, The pier Ia three
hundrei feet m length, and thirty feet In width,
aid Ii built Of the best materials II was considered
he hnest pier N jersey City.
The sun., 1862-01-09

TNmiy1eo BusiSES.-rhe New York correspond
cnt " the Bston Pcsr January 9Th, thus aludcs to
Stewart, the King ot the Dry G,,-ls Tradci-.
II II sNfe g. afhrm that no Hines merchant, bank
er or other person Of whNev,r calling IN the world,
In ctning money 1T aU rushing rate ~ w AcNhn-
der r. stewart ot this city. During NJ least year
Of hh dry gords experience, he has betn khown ~
clear profits amounting tu one m,lliuH two hundred
thousand dollars, and his usual gains have been
estimated nj million per anuuin; but since April
last, and HH the reasonable sequence ~ Lack uf
commercial confdcuce and the numerous Asllurcs
.anoug ~, rchantA Stewards business has vastly
augmented, until his sales In se ranged ~ million
dollars weekly, iNr weeks IN succession. The traie
VI a glasses seems W. set IN like od towards the
Broadway marble palace, aid now, men, svsnen
and children, have Cyne tc consider u imp0Hle ~
psss any number Of days without visiting Stevsr,a.
Il is The vcric-t beehive Ia the country N ihis
time. Hut, startling HH u tusy seem, the retail and
whulefe dry go,sis business IL not the most active
or profitable department II this mauuoth asts
'".ut-ii tunor dorS not mis- stntr the case.
W" nrc ~Ad that the milunnpirN merchants IL
m'NmE money in iNulous sums from Guvernrnan nt
contracts Tor hlhllg'ts, army 1uth, clnthiug Rtpi
various etcci'rds not found usually upon the rrf,h
counters down stairs II seems Stewart vas ahupvd
enough to iorcscc the immense and continuous Il .
mand likely tu arise for clothing materials ami ar.
my supplies # such sort, Rud early ppucceirA H.
cul.rgc irum many II the manufacturers their ci.
tire production for several t.puths ahead. W %.
| our venerable uncle Samu,l came into the MAJ =, I,
he found himself furestpcd ~ the Iitu,iNaV nlrr.
chant, and WAS compelled t. pay tribute ~ the mar.
| hlr palace or ~ without the g,rds. In h,rk Nr.
stewart had ut one time, ~ complete tnuniI-ly,
that GNernmcnt Ind 10 give him the contracts f,r
making uutN thousand uniforms, simulv because
no one else could get firr4h The cloth FROM zlirh
tu manufacture them. know ufone instance whore
contracts were plenty IN the hands NJ the ifrn.
tlrr,n referred IT, that he threw IN tthc ioG of
making fourteen ur itftrri Thousand mitrnH NJ y
sort ui make Weight iu negotiating the lrb of - II
| army cloth. WIZ wouldn't hr mrrjlcr Il the
| lntou Defence Committee under such interesting,
| cirtWn-tImrCHf
The sun., 1862-01-09

TN Seventh Regn,st assembled ut their arnory
last evening, b. receive stand Of culors sent l."
them iy ladies Of New York resident in California
The great drll room of the nrnory was dcnsely
crowded, although none were admitted except mem
bers and their immediate friends. hln. j. \. No
Dougnll, of California; In very appropriate and
patriotic speech made the presentation In hehalf Of
the fair donors and Col. Lciicrts, on the part oi the
regiment, responded. Graffults excellent band WA
in attendance and performed choice selection of
patriotic and other airs.
A detachment ~ recruits arried yesterday from
Buffalo, aud we're transferred e. Governors Island
to be drilled for general service. II X upwards of
month since any recruits were sent from Buffalo
The closing Of the canal navigation does not appear
10 have the effect, which was anticipated, and which
has hitherto been the case, of materially increasing
the number of enlistmeuts.
The steamer Potom-ka was reported at the Yard
yesterday ~ being quite ready for sea, but at the
eleventh hour II was deemed advisable b. float her
intothe dry dock at the Eut of Pike street, there
bcin. NO rom at the Navy Yard lwhere she will be-
thoroughly examined, for the purpose of ascertain
Ing whether she received any injuries when in coli
lisi,u Monday, which cicnped detection at the Navy
Yard. II h expected she will HIil today
The sIonp Of war Richmond was hontcd into the
dry dock yesterday IN place Of the Forbes.
The new L. 8. gunloat K,Enwak hauled under
the shears, yesterday, 10 receive her armament
which will he the same ~ that If the other new gun
bnats, yiz:-Ono li-inch Colun.bad amidship, one
rihed Parrot gus W tho iorecastle, and two ~
Founders, hruadside.
Tie keel uf the friRate heng built In the ship
house where the sIoop-ui-wM Oneida WIS construct
od, is now finished. The frigde will he double
The sun., 1862-01-09
MISCELLANEOUS.
A CANDID STATEMENT

A CANDID STATEMENT
n You can procure Of any Druggist Ia this city
aud vicinity DR.. TOBlASS VENETIAN LINI-
MENT. II is sure and speedy cure for Sor,
Thro0f, Hedddche, ToOihdohe, Chronic HeuBtd
Gsp Colic, Group, and Pains in The Limbs W,
ul,lsr every one t. give 1t trial. The expense b.
"a mere trihe-25 cents-aud We are confident nD
per,sit will ever bee without ii. Every fnily should
have hrttle iu the house In case Of sudden ucc.-
dents, such as cuts, Eurns, Scdids, &c. It. pniu-
relieving qualities are miraculous. A. Tor Group,
Il hls saved the lives Of hundreds; We have the ccr.
tihcutes a. prove IL. Once 90 Cortlaudt st.
IS 2tc'ilT
nR. ". BEACH, AUTHOR OF THE
- Auel"lu Reform Practice, m connection witt
DIR. j. BEACH hns taken ana office At iIs East san
-t bet 2d aud jd aves.
The sun., 1862-01-09
CITY NEWS.

ImrMAS's PuSERAL.-The funeral Of WIN Gaze,
ate member Of Steam Engine Co., No. 3o, took
place yesterday afternoon, from his late residence,
~. ~ Monroe IT, Ile died ell sunday Iast from
injuries received ola the 30 inst by heing run over
uu his way n hre In Maiden Lane The members
Of No. g. turned out in large numbers iu citizens
dress, wearing Grape on their len arms and cou-
pauy hplReS. They were preceded boy large han
uer, eu-hrouded In Grape, and horue hy members o
Hose Go. No. :. The remains were Inferred IN
Greenwood Cemetery IN the Fire Department bu,
rial Plot
The sun., 1862-01-09

sLusH.. Our city was certainly In the melting
mood" yerierdAy. Inds rubber boots and shoes
might have been quoted 80 active" Large uumisrs
of small men in mammoth boots were jumping and
foundcring here and there. sleghins VIVA used w
As was the rnien.e % Iedestrtnns.
The sun., 1862-01-09

TiH LoosF icE that has bscn lying ga lhe Brook
yn shore for the past two days, has shifted to
this side Of the river, making IL impossible for
small boats ~ navigate. sevcrd ves-els came In
fr,r sea during the evening, ana anohcyed under
IerseV Citv.
The sun., 1862-01-09

Iot ~ HrHsrr To DrAui-Thc hsly oi y W.
Wau, named Mills, NugtH ant and very hdculprratc,
wnS iuuud Ncitcidny morning In the celltr of NJ.
~ Etsi 18th street. burned almost a. ciDlefs Il In
supSr,d that while int'NiCat,d Il she sct her cluthcs
ON fire 'ruu picos ui lighted candle, aud thus per-
shed. The dy wn~ taken tu the dc,d house, AT
Bellevue H"sp.tal, where au inquos, will 10 be held
upon IL.
The sun., 1862-01-09
mARLNR ISTRLLIGBNCR.

Tie schooner Clifton, Of this port, went Vhors
SATURDAY night one re north of Barnelyat Inlss.
She ~ - cargo oi hay and oats for Fortress Mor.
roe. The deck load Il hay has been dis lHffei aud
alnut no Sag, Of oats. She makes considerable
wntor, but can ba kept free. Lighters thero 70
lale the enrHn U Lta deatlnall0n.
The sun., 1862-01-09
CLEARED.

STEAMSHIPS Gustav Pastor, whtleohdc, E<
Liycrpul, w Schmidt.
slIIrs- Ocean scud, Jack, Liverpool, Jas W "a
well Go; lucic, tErencll lie Provost for Havra,
Boyd Hincken' Psniagenet, Johnsnn, LverpuI.
Gordon, Bunce d McAulit; Lucy d Harriet, ftr
Dpudon, GIllebrand.
BARKS-A Cameron, Austin. sydney, Rw Ca
merun, West Wind, Bigger, Elizabethport, j Ga
ger; Spirit OF the Times jean, HtrbOr Grace, Sln-
ken, lrunsides * Co; Br BerHmann, Carson, Now
RuAs, BELL Sin; Nurd Cape, tNorw) for Cork
and a market, H1lmhoe n Co; Augliste, tFrenchl
GeurRes, Htyre, Bpyd Il liLgken; SOurander, TAy-
lor, Liverpool Lcary.
BRIGs- Commonwealth, Charlton, Nuyuaba r
X, X DE Wolf ID o Castnor, Hastings, ClrdenAA.
Trulllo 4 Russell; Ma.hilde, Petersen. sehiedAm.
Punch, Mencke Wendt.
scHooNERs-E Meriman, Hamilton, sDr Boaton,
q Hatch; II Fuller, Hamilton, for Boston, q L
Hatch' : tiodwin, lIo6bio, Stamford, X Sanford;
Anvil, Nhalcn, Portland, q l. Hatch; White S@..
Littl,held, Boston, q l. Hatchi Wakefield, Caswell,
Newport, l. Kenny ID u 5ieelu an, SOUL, E.,g HAr-
bur, master; CLARK, SOUL, Egg H,rbor, master.
Jennings, Lake, Snow Hill, 7 @ Benton = son;
Active, Williams, DemarArai Middleton q Co, ID w
Sanders, Ball, FORTRESS Monroe, McCready, MOtt 3
Co; J NJ Holmes, Brewster, Port Royal, McCready
Mott a Co; w, Paulklin, Boston, master; 90
Acker Peck, Stamford, X Sanford; Northern Light.
Hall, Salem, W Ropes.
sLooPs-Parnmourt, Hodshow, suow Hin; q
Sullivan, Ludlsin, do.
ARRIVED.
h l1sn ~ y p-,Ns mss'ehe''er Jones' rrondencss
Curlsw, HJ 4 s,en,n ,ruspor,, pa,,4.b II..,..
| Point, via Fortress Monroe, In ballast.
Josephine ~ $ steam ,ransport9 Gr1imlsy, L,-
Gust Point, In ballast.
wP Clyde, tU 8 steam transporp Long, Locu-s
Point, In ballast.
-
biilfs-Amazon, Hoyey, London and Portsmouth
Dec 5, Win lndhe 70 u Morgan. On New Year.
night on kantucket' at midnight took furious
gale IRON w W. and hove TOO for ~ hours, -
| vhlHny win shlp Cultvator, trotn Liverpool for
New YORK and were driven as TAR s. as lat 80. The
y. .A. a'roHH Tar u the NJ and hal nne WeAtheE
inr winter.
| Andoyer, Kceney, Havre Nov 10, in ballast 10 W
Nel@on SON
ocean Aohnrch' fsge Liverpool Nov iTth, with
mdse 70 VIM First Dec !, Benjamin Fletcher,
',',,,'il, ,,y ~ ui''i ~ volV nHs,nhs' n'
d, Bremen, Wessels' Bremen 2Oth and gouihamPto.
| n c.. For the irst days had ane weather with
/ Ight enst,gly Winds and th,il look a a.yera -
IL, ln W. which lasted ldays-the lat,er nara h.-l
| mn. weather.
in bas., 10 nrdsp sancharsd =. 30,
| 10 this port ior orders.
| Admiral, Bliffens, Havre Nov II, with mdse and
| GO passengers 10 Fox d Bro. Experienced very
heavy weather during tho passage, lost sails, 40.
| Was oil Block Island Jan l.
| Cultyator, RUSSELL Liverpool Nov "a with coal
W. 'T SseerSs Pass NJ Ind ~, GSn-
bile for days, beatlng down chan mel and saw them
last goth Nov. Experienced several severe gales,
the Of the LIST and I'd, being very hard. All well
on board. No births or deaths. Took pilot Tth, -
miles east from barnagat, from pilot boat D
The sun., 1862-01-09
LOST AND FOUND.

OST on JANUARY 4TH, 1s62-A
IL check drawn ON the Metropolitan Bank rf
lie city of New York, by 7. POMEROY, o. the
order of 4. q. r. KNAUFFE for S3I 90, dated
January 4th, lSG2, and endorsed by sHd
KNAUfFT; also n cheek On the Metropolitan Bluk,
drawn hy.R. 4. BERRY, for S3,Gon, b. tho uri',
Of B.. MATHEWS, dated January IN, l~d2, AMI
endorsed by said MATHEWS ais, a che, K ON the
Chatham Bank, drawn hy DAVID NJ. DAVID
SoS. 4, d. or bearer, for %2O, dated January ith
1862 All persons are hereby cautioned against
receiving said checks, a- payment ON them las
been stopped. J. W. SALrER 10
The sun., 1862-01-09

Two. RooeEvEtr md WIN. y. u, -.ge, ir., - sur
city, are passing frum regiment n regiment AMONG
our volunteers on the Potomac, indHcing -ach
ohcer snd -oidier 10 assign portion u hr monthly
pay for the benefit " his family.
The sun., 1862-01-09
SHIPPING, sc.

POCHE'S PASSAGE OFFICE-SllIP RO
iNGER A. HIEKN, for Liverpool, sails this day
Ship CHRlsTIANA, tor London, sail. to-day. Is III
ships lie at pier 20, h. H. For passages to or iruu
uir old ,puutry, At low rates, Apply b. THOS. G
ROCHE, . South II. iygg'lls
The sun., 1862-01-09
The Courts Yesterday,

In the Supreme Court, Charles Kuphrison recov-
cred verdict Of 1900 against Ncholas May, hr
cuu-ing hiz arrest charge Of larceny, of which
he found not guilty upon trial No other ciuses
Of general interest came up IN any Of the Courts.
The sun., 1862-01-09

TNty MArV FniKrps ~ HoS. ELiJAH =. PrRpr
will Ice grst6cd ~ learn that he ha, sufficiently
covered from Ma recrn, inne- g. venture out again.
ancr q confinement Of sewers, weeks.
The sun., 1862-01-09
DEATHS.

DEMPsEY-on wednesday, sth inst, John, the
beloved Of Peter aud Julia Dempsey, aged
year, months and IA days.
The friends and acquaintances OF the teniiy Me
respectfully invited 10 attend the funeral this
Thursday afternoon, at . O'Clock, rom the resi-
dence Of his parents, i9l Third ave. HIS rrinaihs
will he taken ~ Calvary Cemetery. ~
DOwING-On the sth inst, the heloved daughter
Of Denis and Ellen Owing, aged years and
The friends Of the family are respectfully invited
o. attend the funeral this Thursday afternoon, NJ
O'Clock from the residence Of her parents, Bush
wick Gross Roads, Wilhamsburgh. lts
FITZPATnICK-Ansr a shor, but painful illness,
Mchesi John, the beloved son Of John r and Bod
get Fhslatrick, aged year, months and ~ days.
The relatives aud friends Of the family are re-
spectfully invited 10 attend the funeral, this Ihurs
day. afternoon, 9th inst, At o'clock, from the resi-
dence u ht parents 81 Mott st, without fdrther IN
vitation. lSS
HuNT-on the sth inst, D,rcthe, Hunt relict Of
the late Reuteu Hunt.
Funeral services at the residence of her daughter,
15i R.vinqyton n, this trhursiayl evening, AZ
O'Clock. Her remains will he taken e. LAST Chester
for intcrtueut at O'Clock, Friday. 10th inst. Her
friends and acquaintances are respectfully invited
20 attend. lil
JENNINGS On the 9Th inst, VIM. Jenkings, In
The relatives and friend. Of the family, Asn the
members Of Greenwich Lodge, Nc, 90 %. Of o. p,
are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, on
Thursday afternoon, 9th inst, At O'Clock, from
his late residence. 2iT Ninth ave. ~
IYNCH-on wednesday, sth inst, NJ the resi-.
,icnce a her son, john Lynch, 10 Oak 81, Mary
lynch, aged % years
Tie friends and acquaintance oi the Hu,y are
respectfully invited u attend the iunefal' on frdHy
aiternovn, 10th inst, at o'clock.
MACFARLANE-In Will unsburgh, John Nc.
C,rI,ne a native If scotland, aged II years, 10
,ronths and 10 DAYS
His friends. and those Il the family. are respect
fully invtei ~ attend tie funeral, this trhurel'yl
afternoon. 1t O'Clock, from loo SIuth 2d 81. W
npRTAt - On Tuesday Ith inst, Edward
,U'as u,mil,ou Mcrtnrc only aon Of James and
So-sb usr,,,,e. ey,d . y,ars, 10 months and day
rIti. -. u,,,, ar, .le.pinr
nsncoth tie willow tree:
Al ,,,,,v nn eyr Is veeping,
AMI hong will weep for thee.
,-,...i' N.1 s.,,,,a,,,,,rcc. ,ro re,pec,f,,ll,
hh irenls ~ ~ i,i M t1T, ,,,rsl,v1 ,Nc,
tnNhed % M.'nu Wv '"i,i er,,, ~ Is,e rs-i
noou' ~, ~. - S-,f 80, pIu'd.iphI, ntners plea =,
' ueun'' ~ ~ 100
liz .,,. =, ...,,i,.,, -,h i,y, .oo,
hcCAEIn-oh iu'Su'y ,ll'rf,i,s g ,ia W xcr,,
severe illness maiy' VIZ WI, ,o "i ~ N.''''H
aged - years. m9htIs anu anu w uaSs' ~ ,.t, .ro ..
The friends and relatives OF the iaihuy NJ 49, Ie
The sun., 1862-01-09

There was lighter b,rinesa At the Board ,odsy.
but as whole higher, with upward tendency.
dovcrnmcnts - little better. States are dull.
Money Is lower, and loans rinning at per ceus-
were reduced To per cent. this morning. Ths
quotation call IL CAL and abundant at the latter.
The rate for select bills London Is nominally iia
aiib. The market rata for American gold this
morning Is a,out NJ per cent. premium, At which
there H u brisk speculative inquiry.
out OF the s2,sG2,OOO interest the public debs,
which is payable at the New York sub-TreAsury.
over S2,3t OOOO have alrcads been paid 10 the own
IT the bonds or their agents.
The New world Fire Insurance Co. h1s declared
dividend of Z cent, payable on the i3th inst. The
Gu,dhuc Firc Insurance Co. has declared an inter-
eat dividend Of ~ per cent, payable on demand.
The sun., 1862-01-09
MARRIAGES.

MoNHoHAN-MoNEGHAN Tuesday even
inQ 1th inst, by the Rev Father Stars, Mr.. Peter
Monaghan 10 Miss julia Ann Monaghan, eldest
daughter of Owen Monaghan, Esq, all Of this city.
The sun., 1862-01-09
DRESS.

GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES.
" We shall offer FOR 10 DAYS our stock OF
Beaver Plush, aud Velvet CLOAKS much below
Lhe cos, of manul1cture. T.. i. MILLS& co,
"a oB'iA al3 brOadUay, near Canal a.
The sun., 1862-01-09

Tvs NrnEE ~ E~isaASr- arrived here since
the hrd " January is iO7, against b9t during the
same time last year.
The sun., 1862-01-09

0Kr. soorr, was able W 10 Oh, driving yesterday,
and visited Col. Tompkins At the United States
Qusrtermsster's Depsrtmen, On State street.
The sun., 1862-01-09
COAL.

81, 4OG6osAL:dI. :d.IaS AM ,IScy SGW o pEyER Say I:8
screened ana free from slate, Mt ~ 20 per ton, of
1900 w., from yard 40 waverly Place, and Perry
nd West Hts, North River A. TREADWELL,
AgtaA !a3Pl3S
The sun., 1862-01-09

TUE 5mP OcEAE MoSAEou, Capt RUSSELL from
Liverpool, W!,s towed ashore on Governors Island
yesterday morning, Ia the fog.
The sun., 1862-01-09

TuE fmsT lSsTALNEsT Of the crop Of Sea Island
cotton, secured at Port Royal, n ready for the
ket and 30 bales oft are 10 be sold ON Government
sscouAt, sl suction, tomoEr9v.
The sun., 1862-01-09
BOARD AND ROOMS.

ROARDING-->A FEW MEN CAN BE AC
- oommodated with good board and the comforts
Of home also ladies. Apply Ut 4l9 Canal st, /
OF from sullivan. las 6slO9
The sun., 1862-01-09

THE TRUSTEES OF THE SEANIENS
Il BANK FOR SAVINGS, have orderei that inter-
est Ice paid a. deposurs entitled theret, for the 81 K
months ending 3lst Dec, tollowH'
On sums Of Five Hundred Dollars and under, nj
the rate Of five per cent per annuni; and
On sums exceeding Five Hundred Dollars, at the
rate of four per cent per auuum, payable on aud
after Monday, ZOth inst
The Interest will be placel o the credit Of doposi-
tors as principal. New York, Jan. sth, lsj2
y. PERT, President.
WILLIAM NELSON, Secretary. h9 G'lll
The sun., 1862-01-09

MILL PROPERTY FOR SALE OR EX.
NlolHnge Tor City Property; stmted On the Hack
euHaDk River 20 miles from New York; opnsistng Ot
grist mill and saw mill, dwelling houses, ~ acres
"i land. g. X. WILSON, lbI Guerck NJ, bet Houston
and Jrd sts4 n. Y. jag 3'iiG