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, 1862-04-25
The Centx4e4Hs for Ordinance and
s.. - XzualI. Arms.

The Commission appointed BY the Becra-
taIy of War to examine the Government con-
tracts fur ordnance and eniGI arus hare dis
peeed ef alaTge number Of cases, sad thus fAr
savedfp tie Government hundreds Of thou
sands OF dollars on contracts confirmed, be-
eidcs nauuHing large number Of worthless
ones. The. Commission have also exposed
the ssnfthIesenees 0f 1nsny OF tho arms fur
nished to the Government The contractors
who a4e allowed to 90 On VIII be coupe@ied
totmntsh a1ms in strict accordance with the
letter e their agreements, aud care viii be
takesf11a k2aey Ab -toE PAIN ed an inferior
tost.
, 1862-04-25

tA1AhHdI CAIAHRHI{
~ CATARRHIlI
DR. LIQUID CArARRH REMDY.
HAExAzrn to he urre cura toe
CATARRH OF COLD IN T1aE HEADs
0KE HUEgKro rEu0sA,,p persons de yesliy n thta
e FIJI zs e. ~ ~
commenced asa ~ @A>~' N''
cATARHH IN THE NOSE.
1ne neE step being to The throat aad bronchial supee
Il is eaEe5 to CUE cata,eh than Cous1apuoa mi. y,
curing the 1s9 prevent the Inter PeFsoas sho-sa
Hnde5stad :3at the better WAY TO cure Coasu,apa01
The symptoms of Cst.1rn II ttsy generally ap2eaz
are as Dirt tveT slisat FeTEons nad they have Cold.
,s9 sfs e e xas SSSPEa + s 1
Is he t!scasa becomes earoaie hs dcesEes aEa u:
now thicx and hesy md are either got Id o By blow.
haKked q eoqEhed on The aes1eEoas .re ofeasiya
eyes ae weak; the sense o. Enel IS Iessened de-
Euo5et; deafness frequently takes place Another
e Pasoa I'D e e s E e s. IT.
e. s 5ick n s Ts has s; aIss doEn f2
lungs, ard shou!a lose no tine u ssTest;3g i: Ens
anefe arc tAe symptoms Of IS aes appea. z
81 tbe aid of the LIQUID CATARRa REMEDY, 81
moved. Aad tsve sufficient confidence IN tie Ke-ae
e esr E1s ca1 1Ra at e Eli of fhe Ras9
II nns noasa 70 aeneds is received the amount paid
FEice Of he Catat7h Remedy 1srrac1ens for usa
oae month. with full and clear directto1A
0f1es, 1e2 South Clark Street, Wf.Stairs,
del.hsesam Pest oaee Box 9s6I. Chicago, IL
, 1862-04-25

@ For the cheapest and best Hair
1eMslfy W!Eh Bsaids1 Cufa, F11x1.tA esc7 90 to 4.
pAsWALDT 100 Lake street &nd examine those won.
de5ta1 productions Of art No ecutny can detect the
ar1cial foro the natural when adjusted 70 the hesd
dis Ealr Jewelry contains slways tbs newest F2Tii
5ty1sa An articles VIII give entire Eat1fscdo1-
, 1862-04-25

TEL E
Northern Transportation Coy
OF OHIO
1srrereFed to trausr oEt property between
Boston, all Points In New ENGLAND, Rev Terk
and the Hest,
With psoupt1css, care AMI dispatch.
This well known Line OF Fourteen F,1stclass Screw
Steamers CONNECTS a. Ogtensburg With the
Railroad for Boston and all Pointg in Hew
England;
At Cape Vincent with the
Railread and Propeller Liue between Care
Vincent and EeW York,
and at Oswego with
LINE 0F 25 FIRST CLASS CANAL BOATS,
Between oswego, Troy A,tasJ a1d New Tork.
Fernlng nAILY LINE from Boston, New York,
Toledo aud Detroit
AND 4 TRIW EEKLT LINE TO
Chicago, Milwaukee aud intermediate Ports.
AGENTS.:
J. Myers, 19l Broadway. New York. John Hook.
!Eg. State street. Boston Geo. T. EDDY Ogdensburgh
wrso; Pelten + Breed. cleveland. walker d Hayes,
Toledo. F. +. Mathc~p. Detroit. Q. j. Hslz. MlWau-
kse- Taylor. Mas7ay 4 Co. Rscine.
clARY & HOWE, Agents,
Foot Of North Lasa1ls st., Chicago.
[sp4 pa 6mJ
, 1862-04-25
Y NOW TIYSELF!

DI4 eTe ~ IEECW[.2NNN
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, detects to 3 certainty
he true condition and locality OF diseases by simple
Diseases Of the Throat and Lungs treated By Medical
Inhalation and Constitutional treatment Diseases OF
=, St yitns panee GaneerA Shionie Ule:rs Haeuna
esEes of the Eye and Ear Seminal weakness sk1 Dts
zasea, Rupture, DaEThGa. In short al cu1a5le di5.
time We ate not cnrea!l" doetorand viii undar-
, 1862-04-25

LIVE STOCK.
DsG4E1x end Farue1 WIN nuu t1:1 E:se mo& &d3aRx
txEe0Ek Tuufe for Live etockh C1p3C1pN Y0fux V855
E1te1ed and supplied With sveIy conyeotelne he10
bean opened this line and its connections and eY
EtteEEOo II paid to their 17AntA From
Where VIII he tor1d etsfJ conysns1ce 1oF G5edfn9 S
festtRE, cdocR !g oheted Of the PHILADELPHIA.
EEW YORK md BAlII4QRE MARKETR ThIS nd
also be found the Rnostest qtckes$ md mot dtfN8
viii ~Ts.n ieEgr chs4Ess 3 than aey oshsE:
kAQGH fl147 AEWlS, e, Gsn1 SuPr, AltoonA r.
HI. HOUSTON. GeN1 EfadE6s AEn1t Fhi3edasyels
1A1 1ff5-1Y
, 1862-04-25
TIL E
Western Transportation Co.
AEU
WESTERN EXPRESS,
Is SO.

18 s 9.
TIE NEsTERN TRANSPORTATION COM
Stan Psopee1z sltasse ays " 9th hoe d IA
NEW YORK CENTRAL.
MICHIGAN CENTRAL RAILHoADs
81 qssE g s. so%elcsl Psh tsa tee4as zen II
c.ndse and produce % and from 16s Essscrn - West
gavs sfn SgaEg 5 1s 81 stasss Tae Gam
1870 Canal Boats,
q ne largest c1as SIX Of which Leave New York and
Estiao Ss1y eoanecti7g at Buffalo NTH the following
THE WESTERN EXPRESS,
SHssa "a x ths e IN
Eth tle y95ons la5Ioats leading NEst and Wta tho
Lakes:
The Upper Lake Line Das{y.
VT. c.. Steamers. BIC. c. Line steamers
T0NAWANDA, FOUNTAIN CITY,:
FREE STATE, WEN0NA,
MOHAWK, mENDoTA,
PLYmOUTH, EVERGREENC CITY,
NEPTUNE, GALENA,
MAY FLOWER, CHICAGO.
Leaving the dock At Erie Basin, aud foo. Of Michigan
WEsstfn e Ta 15eGA p>
6mes q 81 Haa9 Ssssian@ and oaeas" Line
The Detroit Line Daily,
S0'a sa9 'ss ssa Hss R1e Hsa With the
Yosk and Es!e Ral1roaas.
VT. Co. Steamers. VT. Co. stearncrs.
MISSOURI. DCNKIHK.
ILLIN0IS, CONCORD.
SAGINAW, MARY STEWART
4 D L
Leaving he cock. E.1e Basin. every evening at
6S'ees c s E ssss OF apply at the compaaJa
Cterefaud, Toledo, Sandxsku
and GI'tefs Fay Line.
Genital Rsr7cad s:canezr,
EQUATOR, EQUINOX,
ARAXES, EJPHRATES,
ECLIPSE, COMET.
ROCKET, MARQTETTE,
CUKAH0GA, 0K0NTES,
FOREST QUEEN,
fh fo5; = sna ;4REs1 ar to D. Dole Agent oee
s}E}3 : + F,sS1!R: :Pt: s Nav York
= eoIsbk. l Eo. 3 .s,or House, xcw To-x.
cHAsE cH II; i; ,5S ts:;- f,ss A[ha95S
~ TALLMADGE, Mississippi tad Prals bu chen
1AuTo80 p0CE. MuTAuEEe-
+. a HI Ck. Green Bar, Wis
N.F. HCRD. Boston, Asss~
Western Transportation Co. Erie Bassa. Bu5a1o.
NSIGNEES:
BOND & MORRIS Cleveland, Ohio
UkNklspH B. SMITH & CO. Toledo, Ohio.
n. 7. DILL Sencnshy. OLo.
JOHN HEIAfiE q LD., Erie, Pa
DpTTON 4 RAYMOND, Raciue. Wis
81 NJ fHfaSS. SSzG5S 81 SSSsSSsss %s:sssss IL III
c. 4. HICHIOND,
Down Fright Agent North Dearborn strect
J. VI. TETTLE, Up Freight Agent,
Foot Of State street, Chicago, Ill.
apl+pn53m
, 1862-04-25

DR. FRANKLIN CHAVETTS
~ UTEl:1fE CORDIAL IL WARRANTED TO &C RE
AL FoHAs OF UTERINE DlsEAsK, OF the NoXEY Will
ais office, lis Vest Van Burca street Consultation
ree, F. O. Bc1 25: D.. C. has p.scdced medicine for
9 years feur Of II hich have been IN this city.
fgSrk764Sm
, 1862-04-25

IN reBronee to the imperative demands Of cur braye
and patriotic soldlery OF the Northwest Ee hsTe Is.
Ianashed Central 0fee for the Collection Of Pen
Gons bounty Money. AITeass Of Pay. and al othez
Claims growing ont Of the present var. The largely
Increasing smnnnt Of inch business has demonstrated
1ne Necessity ct some General Central Office for :he
E0llGfttlu :rt.xle eIn z1nIfa. ~
, 1862-04-25

Id OSWEGO. LINE TRANS

NLD OsWEGO. LINE TRANS
NJ PuEIAT1ON COMPANY, FOE 1s5k-Fs1tsng
Dane co; OeEeRo; T. B. Dams & C3, I0 Broad
The rndeIsigned - 1Senta Of the a'4ove OLE WELL
EsTAB1IaH1p LINE will cnntrncs freight tile 1owsss
%:sksA Asa s1 heaT tss,sh5s from Easte:n o5ie:
MOST x1Fznrr1ors, but avoids all rtsz OF CANAL
!. nREAks Eest OF STsc7se. The Company have ~ ak
ISln, = QrTego, with Y h;Ca ley tAnIfer gain
s1ppea 6y this 1ne from vCztels 70 cauz1 hoas with
cut gong into store
WRIGHT l. WHITNEY, Agents,
street, corner Of II qIIe EtTYrt 1n3in7tttaT1
, 1862-04-25

- IN ElCGs. III luiahtf3.
It gives me great pleasure to call attention
to the cuoincss and courage exhibited By my
officers, LIST Lieut. Cbas. c. Parsons, and Cd
Lieuts. s. Canhy aud Henry A Huntington,
all Of the ath Z. !. Artillery, al1 Of whom
rendered NE most ralulbie and efficient str
vice throughou; the engagement. Lieut.. Par
Sons commanded the rigIt section, {Rodman
rifle gunsl and Lieut.. C:tuby tho lcsL section
(12-Pounder howi'zers>. Lieut.. Huntington
TOOK charge Of one Of the hnwitzers during
the 6rin2s. Bartlett's Battery WAS separated
from NE before engaged the enemy, and re-
n1atned SO separated uutI the bstt1e was over
I have the honor to append his report
an, sir, very respectfully,
Your obedient servant,
JoHN MKNDESHA1L,
Capt ~, A1ty. e, S. A., and Chief Of Arty,
5th Division.
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Letter from 0Iason County,.
Editors InteVigeacer:-

Ok BOARD STEAM Boar CRICKET No. 2,O
April Z, 1862. 4
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-04-12
The Freneh FElnee Imp,e.rlIIal.
From the London Star of March 1911


The Prince Imperial on Saturday enter
ed his seventh year, and it is universally
admitted, that he is exceedingly advanced
for his age. He speaks four languages,
excels in all bodily exercises, rides par
ttculnrly well, is of a gay, lively DISPOSE
ton, and remarkable for his general in
diligence. he is most popular among his
youthful comrades of the Imperial Guard,
has a thousand questions to Rsk when they
meet, and always separates from them with
regret. On Saturday, being the last day
of his sixth year, an interesting scene took
place in the courtyard OF the TuiIeries !;
the young prince and the enfdRS de- troupe
being the principal actors.
"a little before twelve column of
miniature Grenadiers, Chasseurs and Vol
tigeurs, preceded by their music and drums,
entered the court from the Rue Rivoli, and
ranged themselves before the Pavilion
l'Horloge. AT twelve precisely, the EN-
perOr, accompanied by the Generals of the
Guard. ALI plain clothes, aud the Colo
nels in regimentals, appeared with the
Prince Imperial; this last in the full uni
form of a Grenadier, with the stripes Of a
Corporal on the arm. z. s4ag Lil.5
The Prince having placed himself on the
lett of the FIRST rank of the eRfans dc troupe
of the First Grenaiiers, to which he be-
ongs, the whole ofthe boys went through
heir exercise with extraordinary precis-
on, the Prince being only distinguished
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What an lnimitable master of the pen
Secretary Seward is. The following. is a
copy of his letter accompanying the pre-
sentation Of stand of co'ors to the Sew
ard Infantry ri 10,
rari-Fu WAsuINGToX, March 81.
iIO BUrOm EgLoDSteil, Colonel OF the One
Hundred and Third Regiment New York
( Volunteers:
Ny DEAR BARON When this ill-sLnrred
insurrectiOn arose,5I knew instinctively
that native Americans, demoralized and
led into disloyalty by an undue devotion
to slavery, would Invoke the aid of the
enemies of human progress throughout
the world, tor tho overthrow of the Ameri-
can Union. The Govrnment determined to
oppose that dangerous design by an appeal
TO the friends of humanity in all lands, in
behalf of the National cause, which had
thus become their own. The appeal has
been successful, and the stabilityof Repub-
licau' Institutions is thus guaranteed for all
time TO come. 5t5 lIsl.. .4 80 .la .Llla 4glE e
You were among the first, as you have
been the most self.sacrificing in this great
work. Surmounting many embarruss-
ments, and overcoming difficulties which
others would have shrunk from encounter
ing, you have brought into the field twelve
hundred OraVe, generous anu llberty-loylug
Germans, who have honored me by insert
ing my name in the legend. of. the, ,regiment
they have formed. ag0s l5i fti l-a'e.
In dckhoWledgment of their virtue aud
of the consideration they have Shown TO
myself, tender to them stand of colors,
which, ifIIa am truly informed, is, in rich.
ness nndlelegauce, uuequaHed inthe army.
Opthe regimeptal standard, the shield
of the State of New York is ilnpnlcd with
the arms of the Federal Union. This COM
binGtion expresses the simple political faith
which / have always heretofore held, aud
which desire TO iuculcate now, in this
hour of our country's trial, namely: The
States, us the best guardians OF the rights
of man, to be preserved in all their Con
stitutional functions and the Union ms the
only safeguard of the country, to be main
tained in all its Constitutional authority.
= Bear this banner with you in the battles
field. The SENTIMENT it incuIcstes may not
at first disarm faction, but it will, never
theless, consecrate victory, aud make it a
blessing equally to those who. lose and
those who win in this unnatural combat.
! i am, dear Baron, faithfully your friend,
~ WILLIAM H. SEWARD.
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wuEEL1So, Va, April 6. 1852. I, =

! hHEkLlHG5 v Az April b, 1862
The commissions for Gen. Fremouts
staff, SO anxiously waited for, and promis-
ed to be here on his arrivAl-the 27th ult.
have just arrived this day. The mem.
bers of the stall are not ali here, and no
official list has yet been published Lean,
therefore. speak only of such as are here.
Col. A. Albert, the chief of the stat, a
hungarian, was with Asboth and Sigel in
the West He is Al theoretical and praCtic-
al soldier, thoroughly educated in the AUS
trian service; has been in seventeen pitch
ed battles, and under fire some thirty
times. 4F :
Col. Chas. Zagonyi is Hungarian, and
well known as the hero of Springfield
Previously A Major, he has now been made
Colonel. He had been promoted in the
Mexican war for gallant conduct at Che
pultepec. He is a thoroughly educated
soldier and gentleman. HtI
Col. a Tracy is the only officer of the
regular army given to the General.
Col. J. I. Fialn isa Typographical Engi-
neer OF great skill. He was Fremont's
Engineer in Missouri, and is peculiarly
adapted to. the place, having surveyed
nearly the whole State as civil engineer.
Lieut.-Col. j. Savage is aid to the Chief
of Staff, as he was when AsbNth held that
position.
Major Corwin is Judge Advocate, and
held the same position in the Western De-
partment lie is from Cincinnati, and at
the bar has been associated with such men
as President Lincoln aud Secretary Stan
ton.
Mr.. Weed is Gen. Jim Lanes former Ad-
jutant. Cnpts j. Il. Howard and r. w.
Raymond, Gen. Fremout's private secre-
tarles, Nre both young, ardent and nmbi-
tous, heartily devoted to the cause, en-
Enthusiastically attached to their leader, aud
faithful and thoroughly reliable.
Capt. J. G. Hopper is new appoint
ment, but is said to be IN energetic and
acle man. t
have just called upon highly respect.
able lawyer here, an old citizen, who in +,
forms me that this city has been rather
I benefited than injured by the rehelliou-
Everything seems quiet, aud there is no
appearance of great activity; but the in
terruption of the Baltimore and Ohio Rail-
road served to throw increased trade to
this place. The currency is good, pay
ments have been good, and there has been
little embarrassment here, and no failures
among business men. al5r4r
Col. II. n. Hudson, of Indiana, late OF
New York, where he WAS acting as agent
for his own State, and who came here TO
be one of Fremout's staff, ns he had been
in Missouri, has just been offered the COM
mnnd of magnificent Indiana Cavalry
Regiment, said to be the finest in the West,
and the first body of National troops that
entered Nashville. The former Colonel
has been obliged to leave on account of
ill-health, So tempting an offer of a.reg-
iment already in the field, could not be de-
clined, and he has accepted the position
and will leave ut once for Nashville. 71
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-04-12

April Z, 1862. T.
Editors LntelligeHcer:-
see from the election returns from diff
ferent parts of the State, that there has
been vote taken on the emancipation
clause, and that in every instance where
such vote was had that ii has gone largely
in favor of the clause. But there are a
great many counties in which there were
no polls opened ut all, which was owing
doubtlessly to the fact that the people were
not timely notified that such n vote was TO
be taken. This is without doubt true with
regard to our county, mean Mason coun-
ty. 1t was only n day or two previous 10
to the election that any of us received any
intelligence of such vote going to be ta-
ken, and consequently the people did not
know what to do. am perfectly satisfied
so ia" ms my information goes, that if the
matter had been brought fairly and square
ly before the people of this countyin time
sufficient to have had it perfectly uu-
derstood that a large majority would
have voted for the emancipation
clause. We in our precinct, (Hartford
.city,) had five votes against the Con
stitution, all on the ground that the
emancipation clause was not in it. In
fact, the only objections that have
ever heard urged against the Constitution,
were in consequence of its wanting this
all important clause have made it my
business to inquire of the people whenever
opportunity afforded, to know how they
felt on che subject, and every Individual
almost stands in the same row, and de-
sires thesam thing. A very responsible
and truthful man told me, the other day,
when quizzing him on this matter, that
nineteen out of twenty in the county would
vote for gradual emancipation, if they had
a chance of doing so: But we were placed
In a condition ii good deal like the people
compton Constitution; but we expect
finally to triumph. A free State we must
have, and free State we will have, God
being our helper. This is a voice from
old Mason county, one of the star counties
in this part of the State.
Yours, 30 W. W. II.
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from the rest BY his smaller stature. Dur
lTg that time the Empress was seated at
tue graRd balcony, watching, with mani
Test pleasure, the movements of her son
and his youthful companions in arms. The
man@uyres having Terminated, the children
marched in order to the Palace, where a
eollatlor, atwhich the Prince did tho hon-
ors, had been prepared for them.H
After the repast, the entans de troupe re-
sumGd their arms, and after having exc
cuted several movements, terminated nv
filing OF before their Msjesties. with loud
cries of "Yive lEmperenr Yive TImpc-
ratrice! Yive .le Prince Imperial .
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-04-12

.SNILK HATS.-We have lust received a 1uo-t
beautiful style of Silk Hatsy to which we invite
the attention Of goOd article in
that line. Ilnh2ll IARPER 4 NRN..
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aatlg Sntctliq5F111lllIiJr1rl 511lliJ1l
TERRIs OF ADvENTIsINo. q
LINES OF NONrAREl1, (oR ONE 1Sca,,on
LESS, MAKE ASQUAEE

- StGCAL THL NOTICES Double tlle abOvC rates.
"a Yearly Advertising on reasonable terms Rrcor-
oing to the space occupied and the number changes
All AaIYeFtisemsntsf from transient persons or Straug
ers. to be paid for in Gdrdglce. afi
business Cards not exceeding five lines SO per year.
or ~ for six months, but for shorter period nothing
Will be counted less than u square. 81. - sse
The privilege Of Annual Advertising is limited to
the Advertisers own Immediate business; and ali
advertisements for the benefit of other prisons ag
well as all legal advertisements, and advertisements
otnuction sales and real cstns, sent by them mus.
bo paid for at the usual TatUs. ~ 1T
&I-AdVertisemsntE not accompanied wi tn W ritteI a
directions: will be inserted until forbid and charged
accordingly.
Notices for Political Meetings to bo charged in all
cases at full rates
Marriages, NOticeSof Funerals, and announcements
OF sermons, so cents each. II nOnv11-'5P
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[correspondeqce of the N. Y. Tlmes.l

StaR--Business lAmaIrs in
Wheeling--Arresis of Confederate
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Leather, ON and Shoe FIndIngs

A RE now in receipt of an !SINrENsE New Stock
IA OF HATS & CAPS for tho Spring and Snmmrr
trldc to which the nttcntiOnof this public is iuvite,I
Our stock Is full aud complete in every depar ineLt
as to styles, qualities and prices lniC,i
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-04-12

TIE Stockholders oftle Citizens tBaiiI are
hereby notified that an election for nine DIrec
tors, to serve for the ensuing year, will be held at
Its banking house ON Thursday, April ID, 1867.
mnrl1 a"fat sE JOHN R.AItLLER, Cash q
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Hats s. Caps.
S. N. PRATHER.
Wheeling Vholesale q. RetSII- D
SHOE M.ANUFACTORy

ia THE undersigned may he found Mt I40
F1Ss19e4sS Main Street, where we are extensively
engaged ia manufacturing the latest and beat stylss
and quality Of Ladies', Missss ChiidTenf .B6ys and
and necessities of the citizens bi Wheeling and fIo
surrounding country, whicl. we offer at wholesale
and retail at prices which cannot fail to please tho
We invite the trade, and tho public, to call an,I
examining 0nr goods Whils gratefully remember
past tayurs. which have already far exceeded ouI
most sanShine expectations we hOps In the future
70 merit continuance and to slaro large increase
of public patronage
llnvlng largely reinforced our manufacturing de-
partmcnts with experienced and accpmplisheiS me-
chanlcs, we prepared manufacture styles and
sizes t. orler for the trade and public. A siI L3ll
: noY22 JAS. IS. PILLSBURY & CO. .5
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DAINTEDf fBUCKEV6.-- D TF.l43YEII .
i. IS doz. Just received and for sale by t.r .f.
ap2 2 ii- N. REILLY.
ETOBACCOS.-20b boxe S.. dark and sweet, =.
i t4.E 40 caddles = ibS. 3 "a
Just received and for sale by 1ii q
mh29 81. REILLY. +
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LUBRICATIVG OIL.

EIOBACCOs.-ao boxes DARK Sweet, plug, 2
i 10 Cads Don QuixOte, y pounds. -
Just'received aud for sale by
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Popping tile Question.

Not very far from Central New Jersey
lived two young lawyers. Archy Brown
and Tom. Hail. Both were fond of drop
ping in at Mr.. Smiths of an evening md
spending an hour or two with his only
daughter, Mary. One evening, when
Brown and Miss Mary had discussed al
most every topic, Brown Suddenly, and
with the sweetest tones,- struck out us
follows: tsDo you think, Mary you could
leave your father and mother, your pleas
ant homo here, with all its ease and com
forts, and go7to the Far West with a
young lawyer, who has but little besides
his profession to depend upon, md with
him find out new home, which itlshould
be your joint duty to bcautify and make
delightful like this2", =. Dropping her head
softly on his shoulder, She answered, Il
think could Archy.'' 2 t.sNFell, y said he,
in changed tone, and straig ghtening him
self up, athere's Tom Hall who's going
West, and wants get a wife. ljusl
mention it to him
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loans is handled. Certain restrictions in
theact authorizing the issue Of bonds, he
advises to be taken of. The bullion re-
ceived at the Mint last financial year was
S45, 100000 Amount coined-gold, S45,-
100000; silver, near S3,000,000, etc. To-
tai coinage, S65,000,O0O. Bullion depos-
tied at Assay Office, N. Y, $4,000 In
San Francisco-gold deposited in branch
mint, Sl6,000,O00; silver $4,000. The
Secretary recommends that the present
decentralization of gold may be wellavailed
of for the purpose of taking one consider
able step toward having uniform weights
measures and coins. NHe recommends that
the halfeagle be made equal to the sovereign
Of Great Britain. He discusses the trade
between the loyal and disloyal STATES; Gus
tOm-House frauds; the necessity Of a N. Y.
Assistant Collector; the requirements of
the N. Y. Custom-House building; the ad-
ministration of the hospital fund; the is
sue Of stamp currency; the printing and
engraving of Treasury notes the lsbors
Of the Bureaus; the property destroyed
through military service the appointments
ofeertain deputies; the inspection of steam
boats; the revenue-c cutter service; praises
the coal survey glances at maps and
charts and lighthouse; then concludes
without any peroration.
The report is written with 8 elearness,
force, and elegance of all papers emanat-
ing from the distinguished Secretary Of
the Treasury.