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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-01-29
Dec. 10, i@l-d
T EGAL NOTICE.

To Henry Moore. You are hereby notified that Their
" Ale In the Office Of the Clerk Of the District
Court Of Lee County, Iowa, NJ Keokuk petition OF
VIM. II. Austin Co., Ia firm OF that name and style
claiming OF you thirty two dollars and interest from
January 80 1906 money due account Of cobra
10 furnish brick made by you TO said II. Austin 4
Co. and an order drawn by you on said firm and By
them paid; and said petition further prAys for writ
OF attachment ngairet You.
Now unIessyou appear and answer said petition be-
fore tho second day OF the next February
Of aaid District Court Lee county, 10 be held
at Ksokuk, Ice County, Iowa, judgment viii be rem
dereda against you by default
RANKIN MILLER,
Dec. IL. ia6i-d PitH's Auys,
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TAe postage to any pap OF the United States viii be
but Twenty a. ur Cents u year for BLACK
wooD, ana but Fourteen Cents q year for
each Review.
1.-THE above prices the Periodicals WILDE furnished
II 1852
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NOTICE.


NOTICE.
STATE OF IOWA, LEE COUNTLESS:
TO Messrs. T. Waiiing Il Co.: Sirs-You arc
hereby notified that the State OF Iowa BY the Sherin o.
Leo coNny will proceed 10 sell, al public vendue IN
the fourth story the brick building The North
East Of Second aud Main IN the CITY OF
Keokuk, on the first Monday OF February, A. w. lsSs
betw cen the hours OF one and I'VE O'Clock p m. OF
said day the printing types, and all the
property aud Material belongInRto she Keokuk Jour
nal Uicc; the 10 be cold under and hy virtue u
Esds by A r. Wallinr Il Co., dated October 8, 1886
the Of six promissory notes Of the
date amounting In the aggregate 10 esOno said
mortgage and notes ing been transferred TO the
State ef lows by said Eads and are now due and nm
paid. Terms or sale cash In hand, uuiess otherwise
announced alsaid sale
BY J. TRAcy, Dist. Atty LIST Judicial District
II. Nj. GRIFFITH, sheriff OF Lce Co., Iowa.
Dec. %, 1861 did
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Now 10 the Time to Subscribe /.

Remittanees must Ia all cases be made ptaEsT TO
The PUsLIsHkR for these prices commission can
be aiow wed ~ Agents.
LEONAR ID SCOTT d CO..
deed - Coolest, NcW.York.
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NOTICE.

~
Those having accounts against me will pisasepre
sent them TO MIR. r. II. Humes for settlement Having
been ordered Oh on very short notice was able 70
call upon eschto settle Those, too, who know them
selves indebted to me will please make immediate
payment TO Mr.. Humes alone 10 authorized to set
tie m sfars), that those to when nm indebted may
BIZ paid. d. L. AcGUGIN.
1Tofics corner Main and third streets, up stairs,
with DR. bond. PHI. HUMES.
Novodtf
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SOAP.
$50 boxes Hill's German Soap;
50 Family
~ Palm, CASTLE, Iariogated, Transparent
ana Shaving Soaps, for sale ny
c0NNABLr n sNYTH
dsci3d n .nd 90 ave.
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GHERIFFa SALE.

Dec 70 lseI.diu
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POSTAGE.

nj in :Ae State rhers sssed .WiASs Received
81 Par.
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GHERIFFS SALE.

IlsNdrn
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CHEKIFFS SALE.

December, 10, 1851
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UENTRAL RAILROAD of ofNEw-JERSEY.- =

J From foot Of Courtlandt st-Connecting at Hampton
rncfion With Delaware Lsctswsnns and eserr Railroad.
nd st Fason with Lehgh Valley Railroad and is conneo-
tons forming direct line to Pittsburgh and the West without
elauge g
SPRING ARRANGEME NT-C Commencing March %, 1862
= cave New Y oIk b. foilowI:
HGRKIssuRG ExFREss-At a. m. for Es,ton, Residing,
Pottsyie Harrisburg Msuch Chunk, Williamspori, &c
MAIL TRAS--At 3 Il. m. for Esstou. Water Gap Scrsn-
ton Great Bend pittston, Nilkesb>rTe, &c $500
" n. TuROrGH TRAS-for Eastcn, Mauoh Chunk, VII.
lamspsrt. Reading. Pottsvile, Harrisburg. Se. 49,
ar NJ TuHoUG h TkAN-FoI EAston. Bethlehem Allentown,
and Msuch CHUNK 80
5.3O ~ WAY TRAiS-for Somervle.
SPW. WESTERN EXPRGss-for Esston. Allentown kesd'
ing Harrisburg Ptbur and the Vest Sleeping cars from
jersey City through TO titsbnrgh
FxPRgss TRAIS rOR HARKisDURs-1be o m Express
an from New York arrives at Hsrs0nTga al n connect
iDz East ani West Psnnsyysnis Cenr Railroad Northern
Central R.rosd North and South. and with the Cnnber
iend Valley Railroad.
THH THKorea ExPRFss TRAM FOR TER Wssr lesves
New.Yosl st D. m daily Sundays exoeped making close
connection Harrisburg with Penny vsna Raioad-with no
chang. Of cars Pittsburgh and but to Cincinnati and
Chicsco -Four hours time saved by takns this train
FflglBETHpoKT AND NRv.YORK FrRKr-Leave Now
York om Per No. g. North River al 1870 and ii M J:LO
$50, aud $50 p. IN. -,
trip JOHN " SIEhNn, spfeIihtehuchN
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FROM NEWBERN.

III. .,ea,ner Albany, which arrived on Wednss'
i"e S,.hsrn with passengers and Rebel prisoners.
IRON nors all quiet on the i2th Took on board at Hat
,a. inlet. April 10, the crow of the schooner Nee
49, of New-York, wrecked on Currituck Beach
V" .ns,I 10. She was bound to New-YOrk from Key
west in ballast. She brings the following passengsrss
can't James Belse l,t Regiment Rhode Island Artillery
Can't III O. Barrett 9th N Y, Volunteers Capt 8 0eesBes
III b. Voluntssn Lieut. D. B. Currer 7h N II. Soisn'
te~rs; Lieut. o. Harding, S9th N. Y. Voluntsen a..
GUARD OvxR RKBEL PRIsoNxRs.-Cspt Richsrds:n -
Masachusets volunteersj Lieut. Csrke 2lss ne;s.oas
Volunteers and AZ priva,es Of 2is Massachusetts
REBEL PRISONERS NEwBKRs. mAas Asa..s n a
Col Avery S3d N C. State troops Capt ks .,S - -
State troops; Capt Mayhem. d n ~ 49,, ~ pcdvsts
seven lieuteDsnts 100 non -conimissioned o~os" -
(tam diaegsut North Cs{elias rsgtassfa
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.-Pursua TO the
order Of Charles Fselsyue Surrogate OF the County
q Columbia notice hereby Fysn .ss9rany 70 ,w 70 AZ
P ,bs town of Liyns.ton said county deceased that
,ssy are required to present. the same with the vouchers
20 the subscrber at the Office OF Miller WEIGH Ia
of Und,on In .ad county, before the 2lst day
W. w Inns me next s. LOUISA LIVINGSTON, Erecutii1.
oi in,a ,.n Toc A Ie6I dec5 lswemorh .
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PhiIndeIphia Cattle Market-ArRIL 10.

There was fair supply Of BEsr CATTLE In MARKET this
veek and the demand good former pices The sses
amounted nearly 800 head At from 81 10 50 v 100 n fog
ordinary good and prime small lot Of extra Cattle sod -
hixh The stock generally good most OF shS
Cattle having been fed ia Lsscaer County in this state
SHEZP-1he supply Of Sheep quite large amounting
ali 70 $50 head fces ranged from to 4lc for sheaTed sne
from : S to S5 70 per 100 n gross, for Wool Sheep
HoGsThe receipt sod sale Of Hogs this week ~m ,"."S
what better than the previous $500 head were n
OF at from SIS 50 50 for stiled and from - ~ W W
per 100 n net for corn-fed. - AZ - A f,o-
Cows The sale OF Cows only reached 70 ~ "''T
500 to $40 each according TO condition
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Jnsrranre Companies.
~Irw.ENGLAND MUTUAL LIFE ms. co.

N ROsTON AND NEW-YOaK, ORGANIZED l6ia.
.cCJIMIJLATFD CAPITAL. TWO MILLIONS.
SURPLUS OVER LIABILITIES ONE MILLION.
Tbi. Co Is strictly for mutual protection and entirely be-
in all its workings and tendenies IL s the Oldest
nrrv Mutual Co. in tho United States and uniformly suc'
..n Tho Insurance Commissioners class as the leading
In is surplus and economy All and s,ove the sctua
co.t and very limited expenses returned to every insurer
Interesting docunents with full Information. forwarded ppon
JOHN HOPPER, Agent and Attorney for the Co..
Metropolitan BANK Buiiins No U0 Brealvsy kew RaIk
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1852. THE 1862.

/ S02. IOO~.
with iis connections forns
THE SHORTEST AND QUICKEST ROUTE
reOx NRw.YoRK THE PRNCiPAL WESTERN CiTIEs
Eight trains daily from New York to Philadelphia via
New Jersey and Camden and ,49 Amhoy hoy line r,,,s
ROUiE LEAVE NEw-YoRK FROM THE
FOOT OF COURTLAHDT-ST.
BY OF Philadelphia tie morning passengers leave New
York time other routes Evening passengers
si6p one hour later than other lines ,o
three than The Northern lines, and BY both ro1tei
Tve the time Northern lines ia Chicago and AL
pouts in The North Wes Cresns, Indianapolis Loniivie
point. Wes,, with fewer changes OF cars.
Sleeping Gs: without @ ns n GT s 20
Smoking sud Saloon Cars on all trains
Fere the other routes
Faggasc checked through Transfers free
WESTERN EMIGRATION.
Tho Pennsyyanis Central Company runs an Ennis AN.
travel rasss moving wc,twsd at one half ths usual rates
Of fare. ,c,,-,
BY his route. sish Of ell description, can be forwarded
aud from any point the Railroads o. Ohio Kentucky In
elaus, Illinois. W,eor,ir Iowa, Missouri by RAIL
he Me.. sy sieanels rom fittsbnrsh
The of Freight to and from point In the est by
Tie Penpsylvanis Rsrcsd are at times favorable
pes ng The transportation Of their Freight 10 this Com.
.aay. rely with confidence on It's speedy transit
FSIne. aud Dealers 10 Live Stock viii find this most ad-
vann-sogs route CGpacous lsrd. well waered and sup
pd with every convenience have beea opened on this line
sndis conuecon and every attention Is paid to iheif wants
From HtE,ouT- where v I've found every convenience ,r
feeding -rd resting caoics j. ,aerea oi The HrlApEL-
J. L. ELLIOTT, Passenger Agent NO. Astor-house
LEECH Co, FI.ight Agents, ,,,,,,.
No. Astor House and No. South NiiieD'st
No. Battery. place
ENoCH LEWIS. General supt. Altoona IA
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Droposnls.
Assis1ASr QuAArEEsA.rsE.GrssE.I'l

AssIsTASr QvAErEKsasTKE-GEssslLs orioE'
EEW.YoKs April IL. lbA
CEALED PROPOSALS will be received at
- this Office ISo s'ste4stl until O'Clock p m on
FRIDAY lsIh day Of April Instant, ioi supplying TIE
following articles Of LcMBER, viz:
20 piece. Gr6 2l feet Ions Spruce or Pine.
IL pieces tt1 - feet long spruce or Pine.
100 rieces f16 u fcct long Spruce or Pine.
1903 piece. 3r6 20 feet long Spruce or Pine
u Iisco. 49, n ieet long Spruce or Iine.
"a piece. 4zG 70 feet long Hemlock
~ yieces 5IG D. feet long Spruce OF Fine.
a. Tiecrs ert y fee, long Spruce OF Pine.
IL pieces 6Is q f-ot long spruce or fine.
- pieces 40 p ieei long Spruce or Pin-
6f pieces rs % Zee, llrg Spruce of Pine.
~ pieces sIG ~ feet !ong Spruce or Pine.
70 isce5 lrh 23 feet long spruce or Pine
~ riec.s sI6 p feet lorg Spruce or Pine.
I02 pieces sat A. ie.t lols Spruce OF Pine.
81 piesrs ST q i,e long Spruce o. lins.
~ p'ee.s3Is p feet lone Spruce or Pine.
IN pieces s1s ~ fcet long spruce or flne.
I2D pieces srf IL fset long Heu0ck
TO pieces - u f-st long liemlock.
Ia f feet rood crchstabe Pine Boards II feet long
Ia feet good meTcbtntAble Pine Boards 10 feet long
The above al 70 good seasoned Lumber subject 10 w
AID b. delivered sou gside fuch De
PROV 20 reccv. II which win be placed
prac, sbe the place which the lumber TO be de
v-.d Pc,ons oredng 70 supply VIII pl..,. indo.e thei
offer. Propotsl. for Lumber. ID. d. TOMPklNS.
Assistant QuAfternssies General.
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IAdveftisrmen..I
nprW 4 ERrNCI

Internationally
DREW < FRENCH,
PRODUCE COMMISSION MERcHkSra
prxfgR CaEs.K Esas POULTRY, GAME GRAM. rto01p
PoRk kc-
No. 6 Erie Buildings, New.fork.
Ouf motto IL, " . lick sa.es and prompt rsturna"
ReseSeuoeD r. Martin. Pesiden, Ocean Bsnk Nsw.Yssk
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Erual Notlres.

NOTICE of APPLICATION OF CHARLES
WILLS an Insolvont to he discharged from h, debts
pursuant to prosons Of the third ,rielc Of hs hr.t tue
Wc- f.t published March a. 1862 Creditors To appear be-
foge M. Hon Charles r. Dsy one OF tho Judges OF ne oou.
of Common Pleas for the City and County oi new
cbnbers OF ,.d Court IN the City Hall In said city on
.nh day OF May neat 10 O'Clock Ia the forenoon ana
cause any they have, why assignment o. Tue saia
estate should not be made and be be discharged
& d.bt, pursuant to tho provisions Of the statute Tor
a.. .ch,fse Of al insolvent from hi, debts
'ne ''''"- o. CHARLES WELLS Applicant.
p,rRnEyosr STANLEY 4 LaseDELL, Attorneys Tor APpi'
c.nt No 10 Wsllst New-YoTk City.
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CusI0S.Hou.s, NKw.YOas, ColLscros'. orrIcs, }

Cusros.HoUss, NKw.YoaK, CoLLsCTos's OFFICE
April ,, l962.
Try MlNTURN g. PARTRIDGE.-NOTl
hereby given that the following described MERCHAN
Disc viii be SOLD at PUBLIC AUCTION in porsusn,e OF
the provisions Of tie act Of 2th April lG4 aud Of the 9th
August 1896 at No 81 Newst Ia the City OF New York on
MONDAY. the sh day Of May. 1852 ct IL O'clock, BY
THOMAS IT, MlNrURN, Auc,ioneer. Tho Goods can DO
examined on the second and third days of MAY.
(Sgned) HIRAM BARNEY, Collector.
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WINTER GARDEN.
7. D. JACKSON
Treasurer,
hss the honor to announce that his
FIRST BENEFIT IN EEw-YORK
THURSDAY EVENING.
April II.
which occasion he has the OF announcing that the
xrest American Comedian,
Mr.. J. 8. CLARKE,
who has most kindly volunteered his services,
win make his
LAST APPEARANCE
In NswYork PRIOR hs departure for Europe on Saturday
So his great comic character OF
TOODLES.
The charming Commedienne,
Miss SARA STEVENS,
who also departs for Europe sa.ury being engaged b.
Mr. Bourcicant for the Adelph Th,ater London,
hes also most generously rendered her
services, and viii
BID FAREWELL TO HER FRIENDS
and tie public OF Ne1York 10 the character Of
PAULINE,
DELICATE GROUND.
To conclude with fhy request) the Drama OF
RObEhr MACAIhE.
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Reeeipfs Of Prodnee,

April ls-seO bb. FlOuT s,U IOo I pig. Lard. sss
kegs Lard l2l Dressed Hogs
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.VAN AMPUBSa M,HHar& 4 afSsognr GS's m
GREAT moral rxRlsITIoN
HYarT FRo.r MANAGER.
sEyENTEsST-sTRREEET eth EEAR s,xTHAvyEESSDHEE'
Door. open TO- 2nd7 Performances ~ }, aud % o'clock
ops 3 saF a4s SSs &S svESIS
AN IMMENSE NEW PAVILION.
fsctnred by II. Dousherty, No III South St, N. Y.
TIE LIVING WILD ANIMALS
a occupy superb resembling miniature palsces which
FIELDING BROTHERS, 4lst-st n Y. The ornamental
painting. them extraordinary effort Of pictorial
AT anI eaop.e ever seen any country 10 .he wOr They
w.fo executed by H. BOISE who has ercelled ia this
'ea'i instance u%i6TSLRb :is iT,i M fTaBifi6N
hss been Visited dupg the week tno;wh'tsndng the
nasoency Of 'e wss,ss a. eso sFSsnys 9 HPs1;s oil
and pronounced by the Press Clergy and elite Of the cy to
.uas. in bo.gy and variety any exhibition OF ,hs hHa IN
PoSIyIyttY PoSIyIyEtY FHE FIiE LasF LaSF WEEH WEHA
Al. ,.ttin, H. H.,,yo5t prr,ou, 10 starting it.
Annual sumner Tour. There viii be eighteen performances
gwen ~, 'MoRyiYG iaspTERN3oN and EVENING.
rain shine 'ei.ing OF .lssi & NOV % 0 % 10 boy,
There Is 10, the least shadow oi douot o"' 'ni' '"
be IMMENSE AUDIENCES
NAM MORN PAVILION
nhe lrrs,. ever constuesd in AmeTi;sa 70 % see this
Wv MAMMOTH COLLECTION ~
~ Living Animn.-the srses ia the wordoi which is the
Of i'''Ds sSREAT WAR EIEPHlNT hANNIBAL,
GREAT WAR ELEPHANT HANNIBAL,
PERFORMING ELEPHANT TIPPoo Sab.
ard every variety Of Animals known TO nsiua''''
The public can form no idea Of tie cost Of thi.
IMMENSE GEOLOGICAL ENTERPRlZE,
and Van Amburgh Co. assure them that the eos OF the es
saOli'hmen' is positively s,os.o
and REQUIRES to transport exhibit the seyices Of eighty
LAST PFRFORMANCE SATURDAY NIGHT, APRIL 10.
LAST PERFORMANCE, SATURDAY NIGHT, APRlL ~
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A UCTION SALE Of valuable w A L T. X
"A PoWER and BUILDINGS OF an extensive Msnufac.
tuing Establishment at Msteswan Newfork, Apr -, at
10 M by order Of the Supreme For particulars OF
the properly see hsudbiils. Ito bs had Of LEONARD
bUDD, No. l15 Waierst " Y
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WILLIAM DUMONT, Auctioneer. Hand
w .o,,s UOIrSFUOLD FURNITURE ROSEWOOD
PIANO Sc, at AUCTION.-wILLIAM DUAoNf will
cell At auction THURSDAY, Aprl ~ al oi eoeA ~
Ro,J1ry gene cal assortment Of handsome hou
FURSiTtRf consisting Of Wilton tapestry asd brussel,
c,n.,. p.r and man,i. G.ue. rosewood Sofa covered
With - In snIsk large drawing room hair 70 mAieh su
prrh Etagefe Center Table rosewood Fianoios Ioot"a
Z, Cbic,eflns T-e-aTets. Cut GAN, China Dinner set
.evood B.i,,ssd, Hair Nsressos, maib!ciop Bureaus
Dinins Tsbs &c. Catalogues now ready.
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:Nem:2lprk DAILY Gribm,ra
N. ". Wholesale Prices OF Country Produce.
Foa THE WEEK ENDING WEDsKsDAr. APRIL To- isS1
Reported exclu,ivsy for THr NJ Y TRIsUxa BY DEsw

l h
| EorIcz TO CoSgGsoRs or FAIRY PRoDucx-tut ever
thas order Marx plain iudeibe directions on svc
package including weight with tae, count and name OF sru
ces Also tuck bin of particulars inside Of one pscksss
marked " BiD and always send ono BY mall with n''0s
COsNIssossFor selling Berries Fruits 1c where Pcct.
returned and small lots Of stuf 10 v cent Othss
QUoTArIoss are good Produce In good ord.
wholesale such farmers realize, aud not Jobbsrf %
BuTTEK-he stock of old Butter nearly exhausted
that quotations which continue another week mus
be quite nominal New Butter has been In active
demand during week. Tbe rate for choice os II
ts for very choice qualities has occaston.
Or,pr.Co'' 2eaa Half 6rk fair to good is6lf
Orange Co.. f kins 2Oal2 Western Penn. choice 146lS
New do. air 70 sood i7dis Western Res choice. lt0lS
Firkin. State chocs. lsa Wesern fair to choice 1o
Welsh tubs choics 1920 Western common.., Dc
Do fair TO good. ...EnE Grease Butter.......I q u
| rirsins, fair good....i3al7
CHEEss-There Il good shipping demand and IN sdvsnee
Of c y has occurred The old ock likely to De cleaned
handsomely aud have clear field for the tt make OF The
1ars = good % .sasVh sb a M viii ..
ch0iss to s1,5s 5soS al s'c 5'so Ds
BEASs-The market 10 active. aud prices have a.
vanced l.tle especially for prime quai'ie~ We quote
| package included: .,.,a -
do com to good. soar co Marrow. ch T. a.? 3.es
Pea choice bush.2 lO62 20 do, CON- to soodi Sooa %
sss:s.y@g snsSs SonsTs Z ss4se 81 4sse'
PorITEI /. scarce and higher. We quote;
lurkeysek - toail
Turkeys choice y 10. - NJ fowls, d.: IgiS
Tur.eys coun D. h. l0dll Ducks, choice b....l60u
Chickens choice MA ais Old Cocks, y D''... 10
LIvs PoULrRI-We quote: oo
Turkey, b.....2 ai3 Geese pair.'.''i zSs -
Fowl, A. D.,....l2 ORA Ducks y pair. 5Ce -
EGGs-We last week correctly reported decline OF 10
doz, but tie hgure through sone nsaAe femsi.eo M
changed and l3c when 1t should have beer 1c Inc
demand during the last week has been very scuve t9e
2roach of Easter stimulating trade Prices have gradually
s,iaen.d l3c attained yesterday TUESDAY The
figure been reached to-day and the receipts nAvS
bsen readily Egg packed In other material than chaa
or straw bring tc st least lower rates The trsde
have very little confidence the OF presene
prices season but the demsnd continue large fsg
some aud the Of the receipts will govern
the price decline usually after Easter, and
very large receipts and next day would cause the
same prior that occasion Wheat chat D. ecue
straw il now much preer.ed material for packing Egs
except during the Summer months when oats are deemed
be,tel. Wheat chat thought bess bat straw cut AnN
about a. good; and Eggs packed will until June brig
about lc doZ than II packed in ost'. We quote
s..te aud Penn. choice, estern, choice. dos .2oO
| at the marx, + dox -. 3D.
ErRx-Iha followinf uuotaona for No. auatsa:
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X1op poRDEAI'X.-The A | brig BELLE
q On ~ pAy Hologav meter will have dsrHteh.
of .isn ~ ns,s,ss Apply to WM ;. DEWEY Co.. No
UStl met
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finartial.

DREMIUM PAID for AMERICAN COIN,
=, ! OLD GOLD and SILVER. GOLD DUST, and FOR
liver. for Plates, constantly on hand A. BARNARD.
Gold and Silver Rehner.
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orrlcn OF rna PHrEx C0orEn FInk Is.1KAsc. Co. 3

ID av.. corner of 9th-St. }
A 1 an ELECTION held on Monday, the l4th
inst the following named persons we're duly elected
DIRECTORS Of this Company for the ensuing year:
Nathan Z. lily, Peter Cooper Isaac &. Kendall,
Thomas Morton Henry A. Burr Cyrus VI Loutrel,
Amos n Emo A. NJ Arcularous Harvey Hart,
Ezra White, J. c. Sksden, A. H. Wright
w. T. Blodgett A A. Brrmner Thomas NcLelland
Wm. 3. Lsndrine, Humphrey Phelps Leonard C. Dewing,
WIN. Iiden, Orson Blunt, Henry c. Miles,
Clarkson Crohus, Francis Duncan, Joseph Whitehead.
John c. SteaIns. jobs j. Cape. James A. Merritt,
Ebenexer H. Pray. George r. Belcbcr, John Lewis,
Moses Chamberlain, Thouiss Hyatt, VIM H. Abro,
y. Blanco, Aug EmDufy, VIM 4. Pond
Andrew Mills, EbepeIer Wilson, Henry Watson,
James Crunbie,
And for Inspectors of the next Election:
Tbomes SpaI.iug Perry T.. lsh, aud Sampson Rocco.
And at meeting Of Directors subsequently eld Nshtn c.
Wy unanimously reelected Presient and Isaac Ken.
dsll, Vice President. w. II. RlbLET. Secretary
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I ONG ISLAND RAJLROAD-CHANGE of
~ lNUs-Psseng,r Depot Jsme.'lp and foot Of
3ih.st, T.. Rat for eeupor Sag Harbor Orient
and Hsmptont; l2 and 80 for SyOs'e: s' $50
p Ia for OTeenpot; At p. II. for Hempsesd.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-17
ions are for No. I qualities:

Fy,TpYns-We quote; WesteFn. ehoice y 10, JJcBc.
FRE,H NEATs-CouDtry conssnors frequently leave th1
hase,s IN their yesl and Mutton, which injuries the sas
Bee. sides good p r..si9; pork heavy .....".".aas}
Veal. D B..........4 al Calves live wesht....3 os
H.pKs--Ne quote:
wss,,-n weighing 6b113 n, o,at................8 0e&
Cnty thine and cured weighing 90 sI.8 dS{
CITY ehsr trimmed and cured weighing 6JdSo s..s esS
G,xrPieaons should hereafter be picked and packed In
ice The westher is warm for festhered birds.
We quote: Wild Pigeons (feathersdl, = doz 81 wiA
81 25Q ~ So
P.r,roEs-There 10 no material change IN the mMkst.
Nohern AID Western Buckeyes scarce and In demand
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-17
AmnsemenIs
DARNUM's AMERICAN MUSEUM

4
Not one 1.-THE OF which ever
even at the Museum.
COMMODORE MUTT, the smallest man alive
TIE BELGIAN GIANT the largest man alive.
QUAKER, or WOODEN GUN,
Sror the Rsbel at Centreville Va cUATP
THE LIVING HIPPOPOTAMUS LIVING lQJARIA
SEA LION MAMMOTH BEAR SAMSON the ne MAZDA,
with is multitude Of bsautfol Ii IIS0 FISH, TIT or Man
GASCAR ALBISO FAMILY. WHAT IS X FIGURES
Moussy tIs1TYY tasppY FAMILY. andHEkS MILLION o'hs
n,AwATIC PERFORMANCES
EVERY ,SSdoN, at O'clock, and EVERY EVEN
ING. at H. consistihE
HOP O' MY THUMB; o., THs OGRE sND DWARF,
IN which COM. MUTT appears as the DWARF, aud I'M
BELGIAN GIANT tho OGRE other characters ey sh,
'mpauv concluding wi tho magnificent scene 30" In
or BEAUTY, followed by r,
IN which Ms J. j. PRIOR, fiiss c. ALLFOhD, ana nesns
HADAWAY and NAGLE appear. . a,
No PRoplsE or OBsc<sx LAsGu.ss permitted on the
stage or intoxicating dinks on th- premises
Admission to all Only Is c.s children under TO- IS cts
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-17

A CADEMIES OF MUSIC-NEW-YORK-
"A BROOKLYN
GRAU'S GRAND ITALIAN OPERA.
Engagement Of the celebrated Artists from the
TAC0N OPERA HAVANA.
eignors ADELAIDE BASSEG0iO,
the celebrated Pdma Donna
Sig. TOMDLSI,
the famous Tenor,
and the bighl y-e.teemed Baritone,
Sig HEYR1.
Musical Director and Conductor. MUZIO
EASTER MONDAY. April 81,
IL TROVATOHE.
SIGNORA ADELAIDE BASSEG0I0
will have the honor to make her debut as Lsonora
MAD. ELENA DANGRI
In her celsbrated character OF Azucena-
Brimoi Maurice ferri.. Count de Luna
On WEDNESDAY, Aphl %,
DEBUT or THE FAMOUS TENOR. sIG ToMBESi.
The prices of admission, notwithstanding the greatly In
creased expenses the company Will remain heretofore
Ticket Offices will open the usual places Saturday
Orders for pivate boxes be left ct tho Academy In sd