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NEw YORK. wednesd.v. March !

NEW YORK, Wednesday, March H.
Toe Stock Board underwent rea-,ion today in
D ices, and nosiy the whole si showed lower rates
a. ompsred with yss,eidsy. The Governns on,
s,ocl were very strong. while the city banks ara
the lar, 70 sellers there Is q constant demand from
ndlvidu Ns, mostly from the interior, ror lnvestren,
some ofu ec'un'ry banks Also are buying for lepo-
sit, In order e. enlarge their circulu,ion.
In America gold there we're fair transactions a,
/ ] y regular Hy snd Ia on time. In the stree,
there was litte doing.
Aner the board there was a fair amount of trans
actions in stocks q, nrmer prices.
The supply of n, onsy iair irday With hut liz
ue demand, and sa are dull without being ..c-
iuA'y lower.
Tie exchange mark y did TO, much vary. The
specie shipments were;
Fer Arabia. ........ .s........... flId,i5O
BOfiuHia. Hia...-,...S.s...'..... $4,000
s~i,i5O
Tic nclAngrs At tho Cleo ring House, ihis morn
ne. We, tiG sji.,Il, sad H. balances, Sl,iiL5i9
TIE bsrk. lsyc c,p.stst 81 ihs Afsistan, Tres-
.ury " - Os 90 AnJ he y sion hanks arc
wntitk Oh, sine .uNng.n rtd-' IN snurs rse
S'ns's - en,'nt,G ne uew Tsesr-i,y hill =, "
pr"h tie i'I,-,id L,rta.4 5O,dl0,CG9 ,urisA al y
tn, % ,p0. The u,,es nov ~ ,lsit., be- ug rtcry.
Ale ii dui's all - FcIGrnsd b. TIE hauNH whr,
hs urv h'tsS are oui. rt tn,,, 81 thr O,i,Jer
rh,s vi hcI all Ap.E 81, in Ali, al lAe aio,,n,
lee" ssty Ia Ai,auy ON taud.
There vfre three dry gods nu~,lon rIes tdsy,
one = shsNH s,d be,ttr than LISA sea. n during
tNe war panic, ribbon sale showst a dt -hns ffom
last week.
IL Is no, gtnersi'y uldcrsto,d VAT ary v tic
Treasury no,cH that have bs va ssuo ,byt, r. eAs.
ury Drpaitn mt, are rtoeyel in pSy NE ni Of mAa-
They are nearly "a f,ll,ws:
OWs'Irfir7 |
,,isI nov OF ......... SiC' III
De. ~, 5T............., G9ts,O |
Dec. Il, IeGO. ............. p.pl3,p5O |
2 " tcis june l-6 Feb. q 'fsr. I,Gt.. 7,IGi'rh
hAr 2, JuS it,Aug. n Gods. 1929, ~ |
=, hvE.b, dtnltnI ........ o.. 81, ,uOD. 800 |
Feo' 1904 ....... 10000 uoD
'ht'...................R R-ptql Tgi |
The new demand no''s are NJ y, bo taken s,r
duties.
The inpsI" ana exports Of tho w,sk compare 3.
70 lows;
i'H. 1862.
t. Import Erport Tg.J--t Frporf.
Mar 2..2ii2l,Gja 9',Pls,tp5 ~ 49,, - 2s.stsiss
10. 2,eys,ly9 ?,--d,~ ~OI w, 10 g,O5i,8Os
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RECRGTTS WANTED FOR UNION
AsCoasa Guard, 99th Reg nenL n. Y. Volunteers,
nov In active service Al fot Monroa, Va. Apply
~ 80 Pearl -. Ia CAwLkY, Recruiting oGicer.
mh6 24acsit1
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WANTED.

's'MN N EXCELLENT CHANCE FOR OLD
H. ,soldisrs-WAnted for the s,h 8 Infantry, an
bid regular Regiments, able bodied unmarried men.
iander the age OF 10. Pay from sl3 ,o s2l per
nsnin. subsistence, pay, olo,hing and medical
Estendanoe, furnished from date o' enlistment.
Ete.nquaters ~ Fort Hamilton, N HmboA Men
.estroW Of enlisting In this re,zmn, oAn apply al
ehe reoruihng odaoe, lt1 Eighth av. w.swORTH,
fra "a S,h Infantry, L 8 A Recruiting oaicer.
mhiB 24ac'1Oi
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EIGHTEEN MEN WANTED FOR CON-
pany y, Fifth Regiment Heavy Artill q duty
In forts. Pay commences from signing ~ roll,
plenty Of clothing and ford Of best kind. c1ntira
bic barracks, relief 10 families, aud other induce
nents offered 70 all out Of empnyn ent. ELIAS
COMBS, Captain Lieut. q sHkFFER, recruiting
officer, 100 Sou,h st, New York City. mia g. i35
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France.

II, li.cu,si ns sin continuing in the Senate,
... p The ad,rasin reply to the spooch from
n. hrOuo, oS,itss the liyoliest interest Prince
NAPOLEON ospousus the cause Of the Bpnaparto
dvraaly a,sinst tho vehement opponents OF
monarchy in anv shape.
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EOR SALE-TllE BEST LOCATED AND
utst paying family Grccsry S,ore in the lS,h
Wsrd With large s,ocK. A good lease Al very
low rent VIII be sold very cheap on .cc1unt of
lioer hutiDes. Apply al 40 CnAthAm zt, % Il por
j. Z, TRAVER. mhiI s.iO9
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FOR SALE-A FISH AND OYSTER MAR
- horse, wagon and everything complete.
Inquire At 40 Ninth ave. SID In consequence ~
sickness ofihs osne-. The horse ard wagon will
q sod separate II Hrequired. NJ agents need ap-
ply. mArli s'i45
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FOR SALE tCHEAP-2 HORSES AND 2
u ash carts, with back taokleing. Apply ii Dover
~, Ia ie liquor store any time through the day.
mh'i 3'I6l
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A great condipration has destroyed a large
portion Of tho workshops IN tue doeky-rls ot
Nicol iif, upon the Black Sea-.
The treaty Of commerce botwean Russia and
the Portel extends to Russia tho same adyan'
tagss which the Porto has granted In lormei
treaties 10 France, Italy ard Great Bri'aia.
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FOR SALE CIIEAP-A BAY HORSE, 3
years old, sixteen hands high, and ai FOR any
ing ~ the country. Apply " JANIS A, CAvA.
MACH, cor. Houston and Greenwich n. mhii 81
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kOR SALE-A MILL HORSE, WARRANT.
ed suuud ADD Kind, is bets ~een seven and eight
years old, WI he sod chesp FOR want " use. To-
Juire at the stae In II cks street, cnrner of PIE.
sident At. South Brooklyn. mhi2 2'i26
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Tho Turkish s,liiers at Van, in Armenia,
have insulted the Christian symbol. a comhat
took place, in consequence OF which tho citadel
was taken. About one thousand persons are
8 sttd TO have porished.
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SHIPPING, &c.

EOR LIVERPOOL-OLD BLACK STAR
Il Liue-The pabet chip UNIvEk5E, LING
~ pier 81, Fast river sis mar'h l9th. For usage
mhi2 24AO'li0E
EOR BRIDGEPORT-F0R FREIGHT Only
Il The steamer BRIDGEPOKT will receive
'ririt a, Pack = Up, Pier a. 4. Il, for the h,uAA-
tonic and NAugAtuck RAilrosl. mhlO O'lfS
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III 1O-COAL, PER TON OF 2 900 lbs. NJ,
VIE M well screened delivered ~ all part
q the city trom Yards lbl Egh.H ave and 1876
West 11th st. near Tth ave, A. HEART.
unhT 24Acs1l8
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L'OR LIVERPOOL-D DREADNOUGHT
Lre-Ths splendid clipper ship ESCORT,
apt. WHITMAN, positively sails on the l3th OF
M,rch. For paslARa- A. lowest rates apply imme-
llst6y, to secure berths on board, pisr Nlrth
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POTATOES FOR SAIF.-SWERT CIDER.
Pure ri-or vlnegA-j dried spples, aud o,hsI
'aa,iy 81 drce Go'is delivered trss of cnArgo "
~ an u tts city. HYDE d Co
t20 .Is~'.Oo tn4 0resn, rich r. HY
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l. Frum 100 " 100 quarts per day 81 pure milk,
from Ayrshire cows, in desirable port IA oil the
stats may be bad FOR the coming season, on reason
able terms, ~ applying 90 NJ 8. BEACH sun ot
Il "a, cor NASSAU and FULTON st8. Null CIV
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STEAM ENGINES AND BOILERS-NEW
- and soound- hAnd-trom three W . hundrfd
ioise power also pumps. heaters, and oiher ouu-
ecti1ns. Those In want u a god engine ur boiler
1heap, would do well ~ call ON J. WYLIH, 30 Gan
sevoort 81, he, Greenwich and wAahlnS S,on So.
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FOR SALE-THE LEASE, STOCK AND
fixtures OF the liquor store, N. u. cor OF 95th
81 AID 9ih Ave will be Sold cheap " a cash custom
~ a. the ov ner will go 10 the country before the
- ~ April Iaqure in the store. mhli 9'l6T
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SIGlyHI@gir MACHINE FOR SALE ONE
pHrtie. 60, .''- ~ s.lo cheap, As ths
BayArd n, Sd floor. mno s.~' hOA
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DAsSAGE TO AND FROM LIVERPOOL,
L by theB ack Ball Line Of PA,kos-rhs ship
MANHATTAN ssils on the l6th March. For pas
sag o. .pply on b, ard, fo0t Of BeekmAn n N IA
cos WILSON, los South n. mill 3'lo8
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SEWTNG MACHINE NEEDLES-GREAT
= redu1. m In prices The bog and choap"s,
needle. In the mArKet, a. li9 Film -.
'a2s 2laas129 A. ID. PERNOr, Manuhcture'
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"a zH-BEsT RPD ASH COAL.
V-fs CS4 4O-WHrrE ASH GOAL.
EngllAh Camel 8ll per chaliron. Clks " pa
ohA- y. @, CLARKk, 8 " ll,h -, near B'wIy
tao 24ac'i0s
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mrl.,.INERY, &C.

u. lS;s-C31 BEoADWAY-t. d. IsBl.-ANNUtL
N .dncon pTrts. The entire stock o. winer Mhi.
mr., vii soii ~ great rttticn, consisting q Velvet
hornets, iu every eaaie anI Al Il and Lace
Eonnrs, Felt ard u Bonncis, and Hats, Ribbons
F.GweIs Feathers &c. &c At Ms WN SIMMONS No 6J1
Broadway.
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ss Pc. .s.s: h.%sss sssns 5ss.. 5s.
~ LII ;IiSg - S.;S: SSis SAsiI Hart Elizabeth
.S F.i' is; CIR 'iS 2. ss zhSssi
skwroRs 'sAr: rsssisssS Eeslsss
sSr tmoSs SsG5t Hii. niR from Rondo1l for Boston
r.Sa,on o:S :sAs
YORK si:. scsr, Bssss Barter ay..Nny,. for kyors
Light. dooaspssd wsiSsss Tor TsnssS; Hertz
Spear Sa soa e, SYorP a19 fss
Wtss Sea Jonss and Pierce Loyns rsrtlans f9r do
ihomsson for baltimore; village Queen, Hawkins, frOS
I'D EAT sesrs Robert Graham. Davis New York for
o s sy ss spss Gl
sor. o Rogers sI ~! @r rs
Hsss aayo. and He, New York fer Bos.on
d % ps oop New
d~An scSr Mary cleveland Taylor. Georgetown. DC.
Rss .ss ss' Lss., sss.s
ud brig Armsrons Brown Porto Rico schrs caroline on.
Elem es New 81
aAP schs %abssra stocking Polly
s ss sn S.b
%
WEN Nov 2In port bnrks "a Kate samer for
Sfa f1s Sss Sss a rylss yr.sn
ss ss
Baxter. NYork.
poRTLAND Dsa 2o-At anchor outsids ship winoaa
1.unt from Newburyport and o bark Cid Br steamship
North American Burgess liverpool (snd ADJ ship John
narrs Harmon Havana 1a,k Jane Storer new OF nar-
mouth s99x tons Waite Befast I schrs Gun Rock Par.
James Freeman Freeman do; James flden Davis NYork.
Bid brig Caslian and others.
2stsid ship John Harris; bark Jane ssorer; brig
Poledo: and others.
rRoyIDESSE, Dec 22-Arr schr s.v W Simmons. God.
SALEM Dec lsArr schrs Constitution, Nash. Mllbrdsc
for NYork and sid 2lst) 10TH Rachel Beas Curtis, bath
for NYork land sid 2lst).
0WISCASSET, Dec ll-Arr schr Emblem Sherlock, New
York.
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FINANCIAL AND CONNER ClAL
TUESDAY, Dec. 23--6 P. M

TUESDAY, Dec. 23-6 p. M.
Money is fairly easy at per cent on call, and
& per cent for the best short paper Certificates
ofindebtcdnees are about 98; demand notes, 1867
a1H.
Gold and exchange are very dull. The former
fuctuated all day between 1872 ~ closing at
1921. Exchange is quoted at l45 "a, with
small transactions. 4sF = sr.,..----
Stocks were very dur. to-day, and at the first
board quotations We're generally lower, with the
exception Of governments and Toledo. Seven
thirty rotes rose "a per cent, and the 6's Of 1881
xcre firmer. Pacific Mail declined a, Erie n,
Erie preferred ~ Southern old guaranteed n
Galena Il, Rock Island n. On the other hand
Toledo advanced u. The market left of very dull
At the call at the public board at one o'clock NJ
duaness was still the prevailing feature. Michigan
Central was bid mp by operators to els; but there
appeared to be no general business. The stock
snd bonds Of the Terre Haute and Alton road
have been advancing considerably latterly; the
incomes sold at 10 to-day-an advance Of ten per
cent in as many days-and the preferred stock at
l8-an advance of ten per cent in a week. We
notice, likewise, an advance Of per cent in Dcla
ware and Hudson, occasioned, it is said, by the
conclusion of large contracts for coal to be deli
vered next season. These sales fix the tolls at a
dollar or more per ton on the entire deliveries Of
The Pennsylvania Coal Company, and thus consti-
tute another step in the suicidal coal war in which
weak companies are sure eventually to go to the
wall. At the second board the market was irregu-
lar; Toledo and Michigan. Central were firm. The
rest of the market was rather weak. At the four
p. II. call Of the public board the market very
dull indeed, and the tendency Of prices was down.
ward. The following were the quotations at FIVE
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xArANTED-BY 4 roy, 10 YEARS OLD, A SITUATION
w as anprrn.ce machine sinp; wages not W. much
of an OBJ permanent situation Addrt ss Henry. Hr
office.
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Wheat more active with sales Cf 100 600 b.aeis
at 81 so for white, ami ss 3ss 81 AZ. for red aud
amber Western, 81 - 81 50 lor Miw,ugcc club and
amber sprins snd 81 20 81 20 or Chicago spring. Corn
was in mcse request with sales Of III 900 bb hci mixed
Western n; 7cc. 1.c for soun 65c &c Tor uusourd
ami heated. Rye quiet at sec gic. Ssles we're
made a. 5000 b shells barley a, 81 ssi IS, and s5s
bcshels matt at 81 s. 81 so Oats Inquired or II
6Sc. a lie
3ac Tor lava soc sc for Lagnayfa snd Msfaczbs and
nc. a - -. far 81. Domingo.
1o1r,N was in more demand, al &C. o. for iaa.
Win Ssis reported Of go baics ard sso IS bales
DANA azed. by ancioa, at soc. &c..
Fnrc ms ere lnswhet brisksr. The 10
Liverpool icudei 800 bbs. isur at IT, ed ~ sahing
vessel and IS BY spaner: 200 bushels corn NJ "a 800
tisrccs beef al -. 3D. so boxes bacon az 2Vs provisions
by steamer, at t3s 100 bbs pefoleum al ss.. ami loo
bags seed SIS To London ihere taken
bbis noT 2s cd 1000 bushels wheat al pl:d.. and
900 bags clover seed a, 35s To Glasgow 200 bbs. ur
shipped al y "a $50 uorees lard AZ 52s. Id, aud
HAY NORTH river continued In good reqies al 5jc
p0c., moe tiy atI5c Tor shipping pts.
Hsrs.-New coy were In iivey demand At lie. 2sc.
Ippx ruled dull ~ former Wices.
IRAn was inactive aud nominal.
flm--tomm,n kccsiand was IN dsmsnd at SIC, wbAe
hn,np was quiet At 81.
Orleans at g3c q 35c.. with sales of 500 bb's.
EAv,r sreHfS wore inactive and nonins ia a. icc
Ons--A turther decline ias occurred IN psrolcu'n,
crude with light sales Jenried There has hesnnothng
any nj meat i0ne in other kinds.
rR0yis yissSs.--rork has gstca - fl4 r. sl4 - for
mess aud sil 82 SIC 30 Cor prime with sa.c4 4 400
Doe Beef continued FAIR tcn,nUd, and Silcs
made Of 100 tsis 1T al k0a SO ior llaln and sl3a
~ cr sxrn T'ss g 9Ss cS S %cxss s's pc o aa YUM
&C. Butter wss In demand ai 2ic 28c. Tor state nnt
lec. goo Tor Western htcse rylcd quiet NJ 90 he
RlcEfhefe were saes Of 100 bags East india at e5sca
7Sc
Sryps were s,eable at lo,sq i9kc ir glover 81 70
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rr,vo DOUBLE SPORTING GUNS Foa sALE-oNLy
4 seen used few tiss Nos. 10 and 1870 ~ nch bar
re, w sold for $40 loss ns they can ~ bonsnt a 70
all Ie be seen ~ liz Duane stresk
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80 So for rough nax, and - 81 = 30 for Timothy
Calcutta nssed duh st s. 40.
spsLIna was in moro demand at T3Sc 7 for foreign
plate. M.
SPICES were 6rm but inactive.
srdAss-There was more animation IN the market. and
sales were made Of 100 hhds In all at 9sc 1896 for
New Orleans and 9hc. eAc for Cuba; also 60s boxes
Havana, part at 9zc.
TMlow.-Iho sales included 1905 lbs. at Io1.c.
l01ac.
TxAs we're Inactive but steady
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npare as follows:-

Tctal ...... $500, ,S2s' o. 40,41l 10 17s,4ss Oh
The following ts comparative statement OF the
exports (eSclusive Of specie) from the port OF
New York to foreign ports for the week ending
December 23 and snce January L.
1850. 1861 1862.
For the week so .65s 3s5 4,2e5, ,653 S.467, ,638
Previously reported 9S 5Sl l5 ,64S523 l4eoiS S2z
cn.o r.rrarvI aIoo oo5 a6a Ia5 Q44 l7s lb3p2o 46g
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CITY coMmERcIAL REPORT.

TUESDAY, IIec. 2J-6P. y.
Ars were down to Ike FOR pearls and Ike for pots
with small sahs.
BxsApsrurss. Flour was In limited demand at dc
cuing prices. The days sales embraced $500 bbls
state and Western, 600 bbls. Canadian and 900 bbls
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DELICIOUS SOTiCE-THE F0RTrEIGHTH ami,
IL ami Chri.tmas F.siv.l o. INC sAooatn 5cno@
viii ted Christmas evening 2jih inst IN the church
n~r Brecker West Tenth streets The exercises
will commence precisely ~ seven o. ock The peculiar Tea.
OF this festivals the part taken by the children them
sell. Ter OF In ~ managed as 10 give
incr.a from III. 10 the close
In sdaon 10 pieces spoken and presented BY
the dfcn addresses also be expected Tickets or "a
-, ~ cents Children 10 csna To be bad ~
the door evening nj the following plsces-Wm
r. Iswiene Co corner o. Bef csr and Barrow streets
Ja;ucs Harrison reenw ic Insurance Company zoo Hud
son street: David Blsu,elt, 52 Greenwich street. and
4 Ter Van Bykc, VI Eghth avenue. !
THOMAS sPRoUL, Committee Of
HENRY T.. CLARK Arrangements
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FIN ANCIAI..

FINANCIAL.
Alta MEETING OF TUE BOARD or DIRECTORS OF
A & hs se ns q s gay
was on as erred stock and four per- een on the
ONCE e oo%pans mp ny 'Ss iSs Liberty street.
pron@o a H. r2RLis treasurer rss is and Secretary
A RaY AND NAVY PAY AND CLAIM OFFICE; BACK
"a pay lsse sni toany msnes collected aud rasl.a,
= shea bs E6wAKp SIss IL vai,eSS aims
corner of chamees street. New York.
A EMY AND NAVY PAY AND CLAIM oFFIcE.-AR.
n rears bountes, pensions and prize money promptly
vance, J ~ HUM c anu aaseTssd ssSernent Claim
Agents 2i' broadway, n. T. room s6
A sIckLY DISCHARGED SOLDIER WANTS TO
home nnt hs se il; viii seit cheap Address l. II.
ssP yAyE gy .aS Sp aos4Y SY oEgE9pE
collected and cAsHEp PENSIONS pISrurrd and dseharg
81 ssE o. .PpSSss pa and Sa
~ Broadway. cornrr ,han'b = str'et New York"
CALLroRNIA STATE AND SAN FRANCISCO CITY
NANA Co, Pankerx Of Pine and Nassau streets
9sSESSs aSssHs Is ssP S91o'Ao
COUPONS. coopoNs,--cAbIroaSIA bTATE AND
~ San rrarcscoes Coupons sossn 81 cssgsed d6 sy
70 owai and lei Pearl s,rees
(,IEMIcAL BANK, NEW YORK, DEC ~ iso,-THE
Saa apa % o s % ss M PEN rna ecn naSs S
oldefs ho Bank ass1n3 the government tax)i on
aud after the ID Gay OF January next BY ord.r o. The
Board. q. a. WILLIAMS, CASHIER.
nUNCAN. SHERMAN d CO.. BANKERS, CORNER or
j. pine and Nassau New York, ISSUE circular
and tiers OF credit tor uayelers available IN ali Tho
CITIES OF the ord tile credits for use Europe
81 sst1a and California.
<soyERNnE-ST CERTIFICATES FOR BOUNTY AND
(T Paw 10 ie easco Soaler5 bought by W. II. MAasfcN
50 Wall street.
JEFFERsoNyILLE RAILROAD FIRST MORTGAGE
81 Bonus-ODiee OF tho JcnersonSi kAifoad rpmptn.
JuiIarshy,c. Ind, December J. l@ -Noiee " nrreoy
given that This VIII redeem, on he second day OF
january neyi, the United States Trust conpany Sey
York city at ihc lowest otter beow par apartm ls ffs
MOI Z Rond ..rccahe 10 hs provis,ys :. contrast
"a n,s bearing Apr H. 1859. Offers for the sae
bonds may be addressed, under seal 20 the UnH
States Conn any aforesaid and endc 5ed on o. me
II agc BoDa Bends Of the Jef rson nc ,saroaa
received an The ond CAV of January aiore
said }. II. MccAMBEIL. Secretary and Trcasurcr
Jersey CITY WATER loan BoNDs--NoTI1E IS
1894 Jersey city Water Loan Bonds VIII be pa nlon
presen Bank Ne york city, and the Bank
Of Jersey city, Jersey C,'y, N. j. no,,, .,
orsIcv or THE wArrs CoxmssioYsSs, jersey city Dec.
70, I>62.
loENsIoSs IouKTy PAY, PRIZE MONEY AND ALI,
i Army and Navy cai inly procured by SDMES g. BROWN,
N R~sena FOR our H,u,Inroi u Information /.
NICHOLAS BANK NoTE REPORTER, SO WALL
~ street, out price three cents. Contains ,Wo
contrrseits tsp Other koporer nank of Anic-
yica Jersey City we buy lie 4 disco :a,.
A. NICHOLAS Co, c3 Wal street,
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SPLENDID ASSORTMENT OF BfRDS-Fo2 H0Lr
day presents the largest in the city; Cansiies Besisn
and sho breeds Mocking Birds and oher fancy Rris TOO
numerous mention. Fancy Cs, q every ics ip,ion
DAVID k5NTEN. 3os 9lesiway.
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NEW YORK HARLEM AND ALRASY RAILROAD.
~ FOR AtshSHIff, wiSIfr 'sRf, Ark ASSrl!k4f,D "A''

Con nienclng Monday, Nov. u. 1862
For AL any 1l A. NJ Express Mnil u ain from LweDy'
sixth street station. Rrt ming leave Albany lO30 A. u.
For all 10 al trains see Tine fable.
JOHN BUEcHflL, Superintendent
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

<tHRIsTn IS DAY, AT ST. sTE:HEN's CHURCH,
~ corn Of Broome aud Cryse streets Service In the
moininz nj icls o'c;o Sermon hy the Rtcor Hey ny
Price. Cnristnns presents for the chidren In inc
afternoon ., o.cok Aare cordially invited 10 assend
<,urptp OF THE RESURRECTION, rHIRrYYIrTH
street, u.ar sth avcnuc.rhe sunday school viii hoe
their Chrttnss svai IN the burch this Wednesdy)
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v,EnrNpfioy oF SAN FRANCISCO r!EE AND
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= coupons due Is; ol Ian. lsb. on s,V' r,rs Nj
race BONDS of this npany u be pad, uN PKESENTA
TION IN GOIpCO.y !fss per cent Escise ~ he
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RAII.ROkDS.

IIupsoN EINEg PAiIROAD.-TRATNs FOR ALBA
~, Tow the Nnitn and Wesi. leave Chambers street
st7afd 10 NJ rnd 10 and c:so W, aud on Sundays
nj 5:.2 r. NJ. f1otn Thiffi.h street.
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-03-06
army Correspondent Nebraska Advertiser,
From the Curtis Horse.
FE's. Henry & HERMAN, TEN. s KY.

FT's. HENRY & HERMAN, TEN. & KY. :
February 2lst, 1862. {
Friend FurnaS: You are doubtless a.
ware of the surrender of Fl. Donaldson,
before this, and most of the matters of
interest attending it. Unfortunately
for 50 we regard it-our cavalry were not
engaged in its capture, though our Ne
braska Battalion were on the west side
of the Tennessee river, threatened by all
the force a. Columbus, Memphis and all
the region between US. 1900 sesesh cav
airy were but a few miles from US, and
an attack at any time would not have sur
prised US at all. The day before we
came over, 60 OF our men engaged 400,
which met accidentally, and routed them.
l was not a little surprised as day after,
day wore away in the capture Of Fort
Donaldson, and no attack waS made on
US, either to rs-taks This point, or to draW
off some ef the forces at 1T. DomaIdsOR,
and by that means aid their forces which
were so heroieally maintaining their
ground, but we looked in vain. Our men
were continually Oh the scout, and a part
of them are several miles in the country
all the time watching the moyeme of
the enemy. Since the battle s~everalreg-
iments have returned to this point, also a
battery of cannon rs pieces. Several
of our Nemahalans from the LIST Nebras-
la, now over the river at Fl. Henry. came
over to see US to-day. They were in the
thickest of the fight at Ft. Donaldson,
and are admitted by all to have acquitted
themselves nobly during the seige, loos-
ing but A in killed 2 of whom are under
stood to have been shot accidentally by
some of our own forces. The number of
prisoners are believed to-day to have been
m all about q, 900. The reports from
other points are favorable, and there
seems to be a belief on the part Of many
we are nearer the end than some
suppose. Which ever way it may be Sc
sesh has received a dreadful blow. The
provisions and other stores, &C., captured