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DoWning's Eyer-bearing Mulberry.

also have for sale trees of Downlng's Ever
bearing Mulberry, hardy, vigorous, long-hyed
tree, which produces fruit of rare excellence,
rlch Juicy, and exceedingly refreshing. 1t is new
er infested with worms, and never fails of good
crop ! also have
The TRUE CHERRY CURRANT, BRINKLE'S
ORANGE RASPBERRY, MERVEILLE OF
FOUR SEASONS; also good lot OF the best va
rites Of Blackbcrries and other small fruits, and
Strawberries, of all the best English and Native
varieties
A choice lot of Dahlias, Glaudlolis, Tube Roses,
etc, from II. A. Drecr, philadep pha.
Persons wanting anything IN my line will please
call at my place, (MountHolyoke) IN the Fourth
Ward Rock Island.
JOHN HOLT.
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Mississippi n Missouri Railroad.
f;za,-y,zs, ...z,,...., ls,..,A1. ~ ~ A..l,tpE
sSsa s,5s,sss, z ss;sa Z: s;sssas..5
I-G2- WINTER iRRtNE ENENT -i-G2

I%sil- w ANh ' " -t'o~
Trains run by Chicago time, which IS twelve MN
utes faster than Davenport time.
.lN AND AFTER MONDAY, JANUARY
J 18th. 1862, and until further notice, passenger
trains will leave Davenpnrt as follows:
For Marengo and Washington. .lO:Oo A. NJ.
For Iowa CITY,. .......... ......'''.'.. o'lo T. ri
Trains arrive at Davenport as ioIows
From Marengo and Washington .4:3O ?. NJ
From Iowa City. y......."...'.'''...' ..'o;3o A. NJ.
Morning trans out Of Davenport make direct
connections at Marengo, Iowa City and wash
,rgtou. with the Western Stage Company +
Stages for all points west.
Trains from the west connect at Davenport with
trans Of the Chicago y kocN Island Railroad Tor
all points North and south.
| Passengers are reminded of the necessity of
,y,ng distinct directions IS to the destination of
theIr baggage. Also TO procure tickets before TAX
| ING their seats IN the cars.
's JOHN +. TRACY, Genl. Supt,
A. KIMBALL, Asst. supt.
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SMALL FRUIT NURSERY.
IONA GRAPE VINES

I HAVING obtained the agency for Rock Is
| land and vicinity, for he sale of ,he Grape
Vines grown by DR.. c. w. Grant ct Iona Island
near Peckskll, n. Y, on the Hudson river, shall
be enabled to supply vines OF unequalled quality,
Of all the most valuable varieties, including
THE CELEBRATED DELAWARE,
Danna, Anna, Rebccca, Union Village, Concord,
and others. Warranted genuine, on the best
terms, wholesale and retail.
The Illustrated Catalogue furnished for two
cent postage stamps.
These new varieties OF grapes are attracting
great attention, They are from ten days to three
weeks earlier than the Isabella Grapes.
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NEW Nessk. BOSTON
And all Eastern Cities,
CkKkN lNG THE
GREAT WESTERN IT, MAILS.

EMPRESS TRAINS leave uuuk,rE daily,
| on ARRIVAL OF all Trains on the Lake shore
Railroad, from Cleveland, Cincinnati, Toledo,
Chicago, Milwaukee, II. Paul, 81 Luuls, &C, and
run through To- New iorh without change,
Tmr Only RUrrE running cars through from the
Lakes to New Nors cay, Splendid ventilated
Sleeping cars fuu 900 Nghl frame.
Baggage checked through Fare ALWAYS as low
as by any other route
Boston Passengers aud their Baggage transferred
Free IN New hurh,
Ne particular aud can for Tickets vta Dunklfk,
aud the New YORK aud Ere Railroad. which are
sold at all the principal Railroad Offices N the
West.
THIS road affords Hc,uc. for shipment
Freight, superior to INV other route
EMPRESS FREIGHT TRAIN
leaves New Work dl,ly, making close connections
through to all points West, ahd quicker time than
ever before made on any line.
For Freight Rates, enquire OIL. &. o1tman, $40
Broadway, New York John - puniaw, IL State
Street, R"stun, Mass, or oi Jacob FORSYTH, Freight
Agent, bi CLARK Street, Chicago.
CHAS. MlNOr, Gem Sup'L
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The Genuine Electric Oil

AK ,o look at It, and you will bo fully satisfied
,f II IA, the Original Electric OIL, prepared ny Dr.
smith. No person would use counterfeit u ne
smcy -. and n ismv imperative duty 10 admonl-h
,II 10 be careful, and always ASK ior'"Dr. Smlth's
Electric Oh" All the best dealers sell u, most
If the doctors use II, at least those WI" nave NC
.ome acquainted with lts virtues.
ALyuRD & VAN PATTEN are regular agent
,r,h, prnune OF, IN Davenport, Iowa, ana ILA
CIlJsA spEIDEL, IN Rock Island.
g. y. SMITH, VI. u.
T.,- Dr. smith may be consulted free.
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IOME INSURANCE COMPANY, New
| Haven, Conn. Cash capital $500 900. Policy
holders receive - per cent. OF the nett prohts OF
the business, without Iucnrnng any liability.
lnsures Buildings Merchandise, Household
Furniture Rents. Leases, ana other lnsurabIc
propcrtv, against loss or damage by FIRE.
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The name ot this Company u Tut HOME ~
sURANcE CoMPANN, incorporated ~ 1893, ana 10
Gated in the city OF New ork.
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EQUITABLE Life Assurance Society, of
II the United states. Oflce, 80 Broadway,
New York. Purely Mutual.--The only Stock
Company IN America whose charter requires that
all the profits shall be divided pro rata among the
policy holders.
]. Il. KINNEY, Agt, Rock lsland
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TIE PENNSYLVANIA CENTRAL Il. r.

Is a fifsl NIdhA hvdN III al respects,
WITH 2s5 MILES or DOUBLE TRACK.
Three Uaiig 1rainS
with connections from all points wost,) from
plttsburg and Philadelphia all connecting
direct to New York
NoiHtng NM AttcrH,on f'Ist-Line, N'ydt
Express.
ONE TRAIN DAILY
From plttsburg to New York li3O miles without
change OF cars.
VIA ALLENTOIFN q EASION,
Wlth direct connections from Western Crucs,
Arriving hours in advance OF other routes,ln time
for Boston by rail or boat lines.
Express trains run daily; others, sundays c1-
ccptcd.
NINE DAILY TRAINS
From Philadelphia to New York. Tickets good
on any line or train.
New York or Boston Tickets via Pl,tsburg, goot
via Philadelphia or Allentown.
Boat Tickets to Boston good via any OF the boat
lines.
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t'n1,lrantc.

gpA sE =.
as -
A
90.
VI
H. a ~
IooS,
..
SlNiCtnth StNi- Annual StatcnlcHt
-pp mn
~
f'NN>''''
--ui rur-
~, r, pn,,,,
InoClliA IpSuA"hSe SoiAP"hy'
or HARTFORD, CuNN,,
rrr
first Day OF January 'Sts'
\ SIS t. IS.
t,.h $40. -,C as
,a'n d" "NN" an" J" oanN 'o''''' 90
''s" y. ,n' ''".' w '"" non an en-. .,s a.
""' """ NE'"'''''''''' '''''' ~ '''D'9' ''
"tai i''''''' H'''"""'
hr'. '''''' '""'' 'l 'N' '"NP'hl'' S''''o'' w
Loans, st5,jIu.
Amount loaned ou N,ril.
aye, of Real E,,at,.....sIr.O 900 90
Amount loaned ON ulpIgr
uf R,uA Srnc. s........, 2iluO 90
\uuuIt loaned. utA.fNl-,
srrurrJ.....,,,,,,. 3IluOu SIJlIu 90
~, >,,L l,,,L st,,L S,nl am
.'' Nn'''S INV" ''''
ltuHt company NI"'ht
fN"' 81. NN"' VI.
n r''',' ,''''''''', - '''''' '"''''
goo shares American " ,,.,
ChanH' w H'"'N ~ ~''''' ''''''
goo shares MtIofnh''h
Bank stock, y i''''''' s"'''" ''''o'
'"o 'h't.. "'nn'.' '"v', u,
S,o.E y N.... 10000 5000
t6n sb,rc. lnpt,p,ntlI B'k
S,nrk n y......... I5.OUu Il,a,U
tos sh,,,s Ncrh1uirA' Bfk
Stock, y. N......... 1900 1850
2oo shares rn'"N pan" nn, q opo
Hl"'"' y '''
you 'haf's Mti' nam. ,,n,, nnn
~ 'h'"E' - ~ u.I
''' sn''r' .ppp loo
100 shares Ocr,u B'k Si'k,
N Y................ 1000 3,iJu
u,r,Gord Hank stork., stS5 GOO.
,oo .L',,, l,,,,o,y,N vccb,r-
ics' Bank stock, Hartford. 100000 80, 100
200 shares CITY B'k Srk IIart'd 10000 $4,000
200 shares .Etna Bank Stock,
Hartford. ............,.. 10000 2V'ooO
m',,,ord' 10000 10, 200
20O shares Mcrchauts'& \ Manu-
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liabilities.

Liabilities.
Amount of Losses adjusted, and due
and unpaid. ......,.......' None
Amount OF Losses incurred and IN
process ofadjusment. 49, ln44O -
N"'o'"' no action action has been taken.... 2G,59j "a
Amount ofCiaims for Losses resisted
by the Company. ..,......,. lV,oo4 -
Amount Of Dividends declared and
Que and unpaid. .......".. olo w
Amount of Dividends either cash or
scrip, declared but not yet
None.
Amount of Money borrowed. ....... None.
Amount of all other existing claims
against the Company. None.
Total amount of Losses, Claims and
Liablities............. S55,0 ,0S0 43
CHARLES MARTIN President
J. MLToN SMITH, Secretary.
Agents for Rock Island, Illinois,
FIELD BLACKBURN.
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INTERN NATIONAL Life Assurance Socie-
", OF London ChIct Office for the United
States Il Wall St, n Y. Capital. s., 800 ,0oO'
Qua. antcc Fund, 500 900. Deposited with the
COMPTROLLER of the State Of New otk.
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Capital.
l,,...,,..,,,,,o

The Capital oi said Company actual ,., ~.
ly paid up IN cash, ls...... 'ooo,VoO w
"e o", Is5S ... 466.lS7 IS
,r,I amt ,r C,pitaI and Surplus. 3 ,IO6, lS1 60
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Are YDu Ensured !

II ANIIATTAN Fire Insurance Company,
Nj OF New York. Cash capital, S2jO,OoO
Cash surplus, Sl2j, 600. Incorporated 1921. One
Of the oldest companies IN the United States.
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LERCIANTS' INSURANCE COMPNY,
vi Of Hartford, Conn. Cash capital, $500, 600
MARK HOWARD, Prest.
T.. THOMAS LoBDELL, Sec'y.
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\ RCTlC FIRE INSURANCE COMpNY
a New York. Authorized capital, 100000
with a large and accumuIatlng surplus.
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Due Banks and other Creditor. Of the
Company .....''''''''.'.'' sl5
Losses Adjusted 3
Losses Adjusted and not Duc..:".,..... /,
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issCts.

Total amt OF Capital aud surplus. :: ,l06, ls7 60
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(uIICAGO g. MlLW AUKEE RAILROAD.

Huuhegqn 1rcommodafio" II'"'
Leaves Chicago at 4.52 T. VI
. S.51 A. VI.
A'''''' , BALDWIN, Supt.
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IS THE CURRENCY INFLATED'

b.Ily necessary 70 lay that gold has not changes
but thn, r.pcr 'uas dr,iiard" "a
Tie advance n 60 ooght produce Al ini'iioH !" 500
,,ic.s ,ettfai a ~. Ia in {. lees ,han o. -,
Ne have at baud Po-ta stamps licI sfo 81 al ae''
nations ure,ed Tor cr1use
10 ne hd,toy u HE y. y f''orHe.
Sin. The shove extracts are taken from thres
different editorials of to-dsy's TRIBUNE. propose
10 submit "a few ttoughis thereupon.
Ii gold hns not changed, but paper h's deoHoeSs
how bsppeus il that | can purchase just as u"'a
with currelt paper dollar Low as ever wa"
i ple articles OF home production ana 'ohs""'P''ou
have en anced in price during the pas' lew "o"'"''
Ms measured 10y current paper money VI S"'
nave advanced, have not an equal pumoef 10
cllued
hive seen the assertion boldly made IN reeea
,apnhle, that notwithstanding the mou-trous "'us
ri Confederate currency, the stsp'e produces Vi Wv
South. II home consumption, niaipt"ioeu s'0'""
unitoru price as treasured 10y uat paper currency
, th,t n WIS ouly the foreign products tha, VIC. va
49, ;,.,,ly h, H. Now il Tho i-sue oi SiJOc0VVw
~ us,,r curreucy his not materially ehhaueed 10
In krbrLiou il strkes me thai the tsvofue 'neV
a. The harr care cy advocates nee ieoeived PE
l.sry blow. 10. ianiphet allnd.d 10 was pun
iisi ed Ia February Lost, and OF oourte MAJ a
10 he then existing Confederate quotations OF p'''e'
carrcnt ,,,o ,raa
IL IL now about IA ysare since the prediction VIZ
made by me Loadon fiaes, think, aud 'l'"'ses
bv many people, HAT il lold couiihu.d 20 oo !.
diced m the uewl Uncovered mines 81 tue iso
en- troui-,d the relative value oil the Va',o"' 'n.
duct. OF industry would be reduced one naI' ~ a
e.ur,e q, 10 yrirs. as n.e.sur, BY tie STANDARD
gid The production OF gold. ] ssfre ,'i.n.,sa.
been about ss great as was generahy an,l,isilV
AID vet tie vaet influx OF II bss DOT tSl ;I 80
chanerd the relative value Of ether io"u''''A' NV
dnc,s. At. Gall bas noe
lhs trntn apr,e1,,so ias. whs, 1t cat. to nine
sas I'd bling s it 90 ', ":;l 'a ten no s':
~ ."' In, within the les. hall century II %;
not link very .en.oIy essnsed n value .0c aS
a.. s,,ne I, true OF oliver, the incrcaceu pio"u
% u.,;cn seems TO have kept pace with gold. s,.
Yanr suggestion aboa. uriny postage Stamps ,. ~
c,nags would be All excellent one, On, iof .no si
a we have fret to get our paper doll ,Ts enn" ~.
,''tn sreeie 10 order to procure stamps. II ung
ar ruro, will receive the De~ sue Of s",a" ..,Os
new noto. tor postage amp then re 10 -
INV ,no,s s,snls muy not freely circuiste rs cn".s"
other ise ma.
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are selling a, l5cens r yard, or IS cents Y pound
for the maputacrured fabric. The irregularities

are eelliug q, l5cents yard, or 80 cents v Founu
for the manufactured fabric. The irregularities
are great, prices Of goods Of nearly the same cost OF
manufacture differ materially. Printing Cloths,
weighing7 yards TO tue round, cell readily hi o3
cents q pound, while fine Cloths bave sca'c'ly
reached 50 CENTS All parties feel that we ara reach
ing point when the hazards Of trade are greater
tim any prospective profit can compensate,
and for period at least there will be pause
The rcguar Commission hou5es who charge y
cent for saes and guSr' Iites, and = cent more
ior ibcieutas, Lave had t. rich harvest suring tie
.eas,n. The number has been 50 reduce by lie
bankruptcy OF iast year, that the few remaining
houses have absolutely sold more goods than ever
before Notwithstanding the trade Of the country hs-
been prosecuted on limited scale, snd tlc profG,-
ton OF mauuf ctured goods has fallen OFT in cor
responding tegree. Their guaranty account a.
though large on The wrong side last year, has been
Of no impcrsucs this season. nearly two-hi u o.
The goods cold have been for cash or slo't urie
The great advance in the value Of goods Of conTse
inorcases the commissions in the raiic. Ihus
goods that sold lae yea! at oic., but which al tais
time zen at l7c. y yard, pay TO tie commission
merchant neary cent per yard profit in 1ae s'ie-
while toy received only one-balf cent tie year pc
viou.. Ills mater hs been a subject OF Zone az
cussion among manufacturers, aud il The high "aes
for Goods continue al effort will lie made TO reduce
The commissions 10 "a point which would appear more
just TO the mgnuiacturer
Wooden Goods of all descriptions sIe higher
" he her foreign or domestic TIE advarce IN eX
change he bod it, influence on the Foreign t'ods
msrbet asdhll desirable ely les aro held correspond
ingly higher.
Fancy Ca.simeres remain without much change
he new de,gnr NOT appearing il any cousias ALE
quantities.
Sat.nss are firm. The cotton warp required IN
their manufacture has advanced to cents Z yard
which is nearly three times the cost Of tie same arti'
Gle last year.
We annex oar nsna summary Of the e%porte from
New-loTk to foreign Poris TOR tue week ending July
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N sykets-C,a.yutLr RsroHryp pox rgES z. TRsuyn
THURSDAY July TO- 1861.
AsHFS-po,s s-e 6rmsr aud 10 moderate request at Is

P,af y
Fl r s,cn,d arlE rc;ivt End with iacre sedhupes oGtwh
-rs- afriyss ssh d.cae ia exc age aud ith't ,i'
vance "a irr Improvement o't TIE d"Ii-nc l.
msny 0f e.po 's,' Il y ft4 BIZ, - "a ~ 20 ,I
..sse. r. We Tern s,rs, ~ as 70 Tor Ss s,'e:
"a O5 rs IS fr 'sncy dot - i.9 - 70 'or ofsna'
DO Clad fi'ur Il es. scye ard lower ct tie co's
ssr, e TO bnI. . eJa - L. fr tire low ssdr, 81
t1's .p1 - l0di6 - for sde bTa''' s"Dthrh rloGI
h-svy; cf 10 hh' et +s9&S - - mixed to R'9d
uys lne baltimore, &c, AID - ga 80 % TT rtie o'r
~ Flour cad Corn tisi re quiet bn' ''reoy e'
GRhIN-Ths whoa ra'se IL f.''ly 'upy!ld =, 70 a.
sotnrt by uesns ID quate to no "ar o. Aq trace
the -shib, incrra'e' lfmnr's e'iy L 10"
r.rd h.yy nd usse''lsd o"ins q -ii sn'ng ~.
s,.rfs-s. &. tue 10 eEoh.fr ed lu''h.r .ons'" o.
rel hi. IT.. d-Gsnd 10 Gli j. 10. .hfoEi q @l'fs 80
dong lini, TIE are ~! 80 h. n tye',r,c' 1e3,
s..ine al g. titsl l2,3 DO Rsc'ae d. q = = lu
Y o. ~ ids Ch ~ - ga 81 49, - 10 do A~hn
"a =, i ~ - n; - 9 d. Red N~strru % = > .
81 %; l9s d, Amber !rdisna gud chi. at At + -'I
- $50 5o ZOO VII, = 81 list, S. ard Gl0o DO.
Ncrih.W-s cTn Cua. 81 70. fancy s0j Esfi'y Mi re
I'll o,,s s,s n,s, ard a. GOOD denaui Mt .lai!: fof
w,.rTn end Canlai ~ d f3"+ g 70. H's,e n.y. a. -
good j.n..aj tor tHpo Co., . sLnef, AYR ~ 10 ~
ga 10 Tor We sn. and ssC &c ior site Corn D. -si
eciiy-. b. opcl~o 'ai co.e' hcis o"i am""s 20
r-'h,r CD liy-.ce - t.c gag Of On .s. . "r ~
r.,. "a. 3D. ell q DE jt,0 r-l. a. sc TO- h 60
~ q .os f.lf.r. .J0Sfc ior Cd western Nkeu ~
at ar pine Soc iof i,o1Di Yellow an u c. Tor =" '''
Utibe supply il liberal ard the askss is heavy ssis'
Of q h,.-s a. 30 4 loJ .. 49,. -,
EOeS -'e.dy at - airreere sales Of % bd'h'' rev
II i.Ai4c. -.
E,VAL srO0Ee-Spit, Trrou'ue IL IA good Request.
ard price. GgAtr and ~ni apwui stihs e.vsc rar. "
hs = ~, IS do VI -; - do NJ > - aLa Nv 10.
a + g. D. gs. cab RosIs gsurst1 GE- qhs D. "a
ia ~ Co., qret; ,Ale % 0hi- Comr'" - 80 ~
r. ard !t1 o.. susiurd % % q g" 'it, 400 "
I,ei "a ira' p o. 4 ppv aHi win ih Via'i'
T., fie-a re o. oi, - it .rti-. D. ~ 10" rue 'oH'""'
lrer. pic. ed py opNsr' aD5 bisac' ior al
hindr fIsttt :. rts iLauff,r ae'ffs
Oi.S a. ~ Nriii~d r.o-rs' - -. soy - e.. o.,
PFOFISiOSS--rbr Z ~ e.te tql~ aciirr, sno |iif
I Hed g.ce hi,r. ..rs - atji oo a. 2 J." 90
.oior Mesa 431. 30 at rfE-. Dcfli' - .iJsoc
aue. tut il LID .ht. ard prices arr uns-ttea .ae.
aO bbs at l.dS iol Plln N.ss, rhd 5 - = ~ -"
Extfa u sf Hen s.o BscD, sl' su.ii and IA :. u
Gus Meat. ~ ri sse. o. % ict Hfs %" arir 81 49,
L.fd !. N a. Dina auj "a a,aie 0,tirr % he c'
So. pm vi 1td8,e tun-I fil tue-se arc - ~
SALT demand "a les &c i've bas ID" n"Les - b'i
prryi' rsrs.
ser ,,ls Seed qYi.t. b., pf-s' ere mini dred
Cs,-iue De- s.atc.. abi lrn. q. b pu h"t
TALLO NItr fl'rft tfmi tLc dgrlanp tafi .-e' O.
IS i-N n a Et sc cs-h.
WHIsil r. sii frnard ard the 1ark,t 70 hrmsr, sale,
o. tCJ bOi,- It -. .,r Onio.
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BROUKLYH ITEHS.

Fred. r. pee,. IT,. Of Brooklyn. lieutenant in Co.
II Of DerIans 1T Regiment Of Shar-Shoo'ers, V'ss
Generously, sad, it Il feared, morally wounded on
Monday, tue 3)ia Mt. Wilde covering the retreat 4
tie army, in tie pa-- ge Of White OAK Swamp. He
Wa. cent to tbe losriil, in tie rear md tho ueXi
csy biz Cap..iu, G,orso q. Hastings OF this cisy,
Ne our iroor, reired c.lrd II The hosiirsi 10 sec
i'm. lie was sc, living, aad -ent ine'ssses 70 biz
fierds IN this city. that be wac oyne, rs be hoped
lie lsd iivsd IN lie ia.th al CLr't lie WAS leit IN
tie hospl.A', wiz two Of Lis Sha pShOo'efs' who
bad snrrcldrrri a. pi, aer., IA 60 hope Of Being
permitted Ia take car- OF bin. II living which
is barely possible, 10 aud biz fi'nfu friends aro
prisoners II the enemy Who, The next morning after
the dual retreat Of army, occupied tue battle
held
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Rst,es Through the Lsad" accompanied With 6ns cse b.
tho orchestra Hsw0 enthusiastically euceoed

hstes through tns Ls1d accompanied with dns cecl b.
tho orchestra lie wa enthusiastically eucesed
The deosrnstiou Of MISTER Jcssrh H. stedins Of No. q
followed 7t vivid poetic description Of the easss>
ment between ths Menmsc and the Monitor. aud ~
c.ivrd with much psu'e The "westh Exercise" BY Y
lutte giil, the Primary Department Of Nc o. vas th
uloducet Tho precision of and the prohcescy
Ia music exhibited by these little enide them aud hss
I'M tructors 20 praise Their pero were rer
Of the Dterssg feature. Of the evening Tho
oopular chorus Red, WHIT, and Blue" wa next SUNG
sitter which Zouaye Diln by % ,ouns ladies Of Ne -
took place. Their s,hbitirn -licied much sppisus-.
Tie Orchestra Jac.d he second pat Of the entean
neus with the fsvolite Lnret Polka" after which TIE
fgue chorus Hsrk I tie Indi.n Drpm" Eff e,ive,y
Performed . We Roam Through Forest shsdes" thee
dine; b. Misses huxley aud jersno hanrei Of
The p D. Of RIO. 81 Mise Simms Vice Principal Of remsls
Grammar Schoo No 30, ten favored the audience with
-essbe solo, at the close of which joined by be-
pupils aud ASSOCIATE teacher Sue received the sesss
pa e her iends I'll. din OF Mr Bsbcosks boys
Of No. . p-x 10 order lie PROM tue's and
Of their royeneps ELECTED much from MILL
tay officers esn Much prse urst be accorded 10 then
aud 20 tLsif iSsrlotor
Mise Mary Fasting. hen sang mu be In the PsshionS
which follow ed by the fine chorus Forever" the words
Of which composed by Nelson Waterbury. esq Thu
ps,rioc hymn 6es.ryrs home Ia evey Union family Miss
Charlotte Nutcings Text ssDs. I've ieit tho SnowCsd
HI L." Tho spirited dues The Coui"'." WAS sferssrd
Performed BY Misses A. Bsssford and Carrie Abstt'oa Of Ne
50 The ,sblesaE by the pulls Of the Primary Department
u No % w.re then snuounced They ,epresened The
scs,onp sEing the vs." "The soup,ors Drosm" end
The Wounded Soldier" Too mush credit can hardy b
ssen 20 who conceived and executed those beautiful
ivins pc,ursn
Ths last tabissu Of the evening In which thrtyfouf
young sde. from no. - represented the Rsusion Of Tie
a Flag u
the ge.y after which the schools united with them 10 pcs
forming My County. It's q Thee" Our grand nadosd
entL,ia 9TH. Ssr-Spsnsed Banner" was then suus ~
pup IL. teachers and h. audience when the curtain fsR
cous one OF the successful entertainments ever sssa
IN lhs city.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-11

THy ToLfDo STEysDoRLs on STRIKE On
Tur-dHy, q, Toledo OHIO, the sev"'ote" l"h''el
came 10 the con lusion that tie Crisis Of The country
justified them in declining to work alongside the
s,e,edore- leolor,d They also objected to working
Dr Is ceuls an tour. The employers were unmov,d
h, tue DENT n,tn.ons of the strikers. Tie latter
sort-d 20 mob violence. and the members of the
Board Of Trade met and volunteered their services
10 tie Mayor, and we're sworn ia AZ SPECIAL poice'
II was reported that he rioters had denolsned the
hou.es OF revefal respectable colored p,r'on', ana
ths. certain colorei men, owing 10 their beng col
oreJ and having no ia,enst whatever III the MISTER
vi the snke, were knocked down and CHASED
through the ,'reelr. Al last accounts the aii.f lad
lot been selliei.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-11
The LONDON Times Of the 9th, By lie Kangaroo,

The LONDON Times Of the 9th, by lie Kangaroo
says:
Neither he better character Of the weather nor the ircreas
tho market 81 period Of the quarter wien
T. asn.y Exceptional p'sssgfe s,ens to have tue
in removing the aHfo Of the Lns h funds
and thee co.d ye.Td-y With APPEARANCE Of incfas-d
dsilnsss, Al q ciu. OF y c-ut
ihe dem di,couat .. the Bank yesterday t""dnes
6sjl again wholly uninp su the supply b. the open
Oeins aUIpe for oil requirements la tao sb>ence o.
cia .poU ton AID undf the reduction OF usuhie.
unrs al coeqlsut tho recent serious further
lie. 80 the pncs Of eot0u.
Tte i0Hy Nel-, city Article tho Te.dy supply Of
ock BY hich The funds weakened atduutd By sVur
,fs ~ Of sssng Gn-ne rom OUTLAWS Oi
Tad. 10 tie North. Bingham hatway r'ceAs onger
g.. erdsy Tue traffic the metropolitan RAILWAYS r-po
cis ~ /. now being 90 Deal Increased By ithIx Vi
c08ly people sxlbi lon Four Of these lines ho~
a. ns..ega iucr. SZ' or for a.t Tue poii0u
a. Re cotton be coming scfinus and couple hrd
n ever cyeeusors nshng largely H.O the Lave rpuoi
r,s set where e1ctem,ut pi-stis. Ihr uspsz
% Yesterday {, mp led FULLY - 90 bslos, Of Which hall
"a. t.kru on speculation aud Tor export Piece wCfe
ca ted no. aud IL one distances = n hghef
tu4u 4 Friday
~. news given Yesterday Il advance IN the Exchaf e
Al new ON ,unfrd Great drpf-ssou pF'fi'
o the market for America, securtr 10 Lon1on sud rc'i
pe aug anxiety being e1 with regard to tho c'uI'