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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-27


resdy to give 1t.
WOODEN UNDERsHIRTS
CARDIGAN JA9xxrs.
and gre., variety Of HOSIERY and 0Loys..
aud No iSS Sth.sv.
Corner I'D at.
SCARFs, TIES, ROBES,
HoslrRr AID GIoyR.
NV GooDs At Oh Prices
No 637 Broadway. Eew.YOrk Guy
HEAVY INIT, ALL WOOL
UxDBssHiRrs AND DKAwEEs
OK HAND AND MADE To ORDER ~
USios Adams No. G37 broadway
HOLIDAY PRESENTS.
NHKrLyx Il WIsoS's sEwIsG.M,omSzL
PREMIUM.
international Exhibition. London. 1861.
Office, No. :o5 BROADWAY. Eew-York.
Reader, you can nave an enduring, always
ready ind reliable GoLD Pm eracy sdsp,ed to your hand
and style OF writing which will your writing cheap
than Steel Psns fyOu want H. cal on AoETos. Ne %
Msd.n-lane. OF iuclo's stamp 10y circular
BOSWELL Il WARMERS CALoRIFIc
VIII color the HAIR th. MOST s,ruE,L pKsiH,BIr and
or preparation Factory No I9 fsndst Brookyn Depot
FussToS sCorELD, No. g. johnss, N I. Sold BY Drug
isis and lialr Dresser sene"ly
PEARL NOTIFIED Soar Is THE BEST
aud no, economics. fo laundry and family being %,
ucu.y adapted Tor fAnne aud AL Kinds Of wooden goods
Manufactured and for ssle BY +. noEGAS 5Oss, Ne. III
WAshnf ton-,,. and NO. $40 We.,-st
Also. F,sLY. PafE, and No. Soaps
rs u Holiday Present, nothing is more useful
and acceptable than the PrryaS CLOTHES wnSoER fof
sale at 40. y Pl.ut Now Yoh and by special Agents
ihrOushou, ii. United s,,'os
T., PNEE am aSp hre-B oa Fh hss4
" Y Aso Phisds phs and Boston Only houses Of PALsAE
Co. Avoid imposition by calling on tho Inventor
MUSICAL BoyEs-Musical Boxes playing !.
10 ~. H. and 70 tune. and oostss iIon - >, to
20 ~ stock fths extensive 10 the ooury Las
never been complete Buyers Of hoIipA' fa~'ssT'
drsn 81 }. PutLsHD. Impoft.r.
No 81 Msidsf lsas COP -isf'l. Ne" ora.
BEAUTIFUL LIFELINE PICTURES.
C'ri.s de Fsie =! per dozen Dspiicse'. 81 - Al Nsg
sves registered. H. A. Lrwi'. no la chs'hAm-'i. n
TRrssEs.-MARsn q Co.'S Radical Cure
Tnr.s, Oee 40 ye'syt luns,r As,or Hol'sl opposite
the church no connection ~b,te'sr with any other T!u'
ONCE of'sne name. female attends Ladies
MERRY CHRISTMAS AND HAPPY NEW YEAR,
LADIES Every style Of Lsdies Mines, Boys. and Chill
drers BoOIs snd SHOES Also Gents EsHKOiDEhKD TOT
LET sIIPPlEs Il MILLER 4 Co.''. No. 81 canalst
Howard ASSOCIATION, Philadelphia, Pa
VARIABLE Reports SPgRssToEEHcgA or SEMINAL WEAK.
sE,s aid otLer Dsses q lie reIus Organs and the
INV REsrDigs employed IN the Dspensay sent n sealed
letter envelopes, FREQ Of charge. Address
Dr. J. sgILLIs HotGHr0S, Howard Associni0n,
no. 2 South Jth-st.. Philadelphia "a
y DIA-RUBBER GLOVES cure Chapped Hands,
Salt Rnesm SC and render them son smooth and snowy
JEfFERs. No. 573 Broadway, where the gcnu-
IN, uepr..evinr BAIxoRaL B00rs adde's and children
also hne gCnteners sppes great yaety Gal
and see JRyVgH, No. SO broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-27

"sport
That winklea care dehiss
AND LAUGHTER
Holding both bis Sides"
Pre,ides over those Columns 81
THE SUNDAY MERCURY
rpr psyH'es Il b. 0RPHEUs c. KERR
And that keen political S,iiIls,' zoe
DIsBINDED VOLUNTEER.
o-h.,, ,a.nsetiys letters in the Issue oil
TOMORROW
will sbound In
PALPABLE HITS
BIrNpERs IA mon rnAono,
And all who desire to exercise theft
RISIBI.E MUSCLES
will and in She W. dITs' I'D S joTiss s''
ample material for fun
THE SUNDAY MERCURY
include. a, il. ian every desirable feature OF a
GREAT PUBLIC JOURNAL,
than THREE TINES the circulation Of al the
other '''a' fl iii: FIVE CENTS PER cory.
Pierce Egau
TONGUES DEEPEST SPRINGS OF FEELING
In hi, new aud soul-seaxchus story entitled
THE POOR GIRL
Or
THE MARCHIONESS AND HER SECRET.
SUNDAY MERCURY.
nah. 10 meet the demand for the uc OF las. SUNDAY con
,srius the opening chapters Of the honance the proprietor
~ On. GRE tT SUNDAY NEWSPAPER, nave caused 20
be p.pasd very full abstract OF Tue portion afesdJ pun
i,ked 20 that the purchasers oil
TO-MORROW'S EDITION
wub. GRABBED to begin tine starting point OF th' most
e.eti.I Of all tho work. VI iis popular suthoT
THE CALCULATIONS
OF the SUNDAY MERCURY more than
TRIPLES THE SUM TOTAL
or the ,.saes OF re SUNDAY contemporaries.
FIVE CENTS a COPY.
The Demand
PIERCE EGAN'S
Enchanting story,
THE POOR GIRL,
o. the
NARCHlONESS AND HER SECEEl.
(Counsneei IN ito
SUNDAY MERCURY
SrSD,Y LNsT Dec 81.
continue ,jnnsbated. although II hi.
SWEPT OtF TWO lMMfNst EDITIONS.
THEREFORE,, to accommodate the pul Nc there
Will bs PsbAshcd IA the coiumnsoi me
SUNDAY MERCURY
TO-NOpbOW
tb- chapters which app,sfad N the issue o.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-27

Holiday Gifts. - American Swiss. aud English
" ACHES a. my desirable s,yle OF cases, and hue
gold JEWELkY Of every description oeod solid goods,
Appropriate fos holiday gifts B. BYNNER. importer and
doa.I in wsehs. and l.wory a y,ca es'' @ana''Stsr'
IN W AZss0JN. Y txkb
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-27

Tho Sunday Mercury
KEEPS YOU POSTED UP
in relation to every description u
N w g.,
Local. General, and Telesraphis Il :,
FILLS THE GAP
between Saturday morning and Sunday morning. with
columns Of
FULL REPORTS
Of oil public proceeding. chronicles every
INTERESTING EVENT,
and presents. % IA mirror.
A PERFECT TABLEAU
LIFE IN NEW.YORK
the last day Of the week, and up to
-FOUR O'CLOCK
Sunday morning As goes 70 press later thfa any IL
Sunday cotemporsries. II gives
LATER LIGHTNING DISPATCHES
than published BY any other paper 'ssned that day.
THE SUNDAY MERCURY hss more than TRIPLE the
circslatio Of ali the other sunday Pspsn combined
FIVE CENTS A COPY.
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ANOTHER INSTALLAiENT


nj mi, wonderful romance o, the passions Thus ell wa
0sied 10 obtain copy OF the GREAT SUNDAY NEWS
PtPE IA, ,etk will be enabled 70 trgl e sfory m So
r,0 tom The abstract OF tue Opegios ohse, has
Loon 1y prepared sIi includes every incident essential
o sppr OF tho oufiFr narrative y touching
c.e with which the thifd chapter closes. succeeded IA
flo, wh.ch viii 30 gwen coutinuatioL tomorrow, by
Other startling eopus1 aud the ntcros, OF tn. moss r.
nr.n.r % Ouegu ,torios deopers A. proceeds Competing
a.. Animation aDd parry OF lie colies' IesteE lLr sd
ventures and sorrows othr PO0R Ur" he plots And Goa.
pncl, OF watch Is the victim, snt the sLAss' Of s'e:s
on. OF social life from the highs. % the o"e whiah are
Aotea IN tie history II her oasesr esinca Ia e n1sho
i,f, OF invention and power o. DESCRIPTION ureAce.sd
by any noret presen dA, 40 post's' ir n,iics
lie OF hat peculiar p-oplo tns Dypos, witu cS'sa5ftinery
poger. rdis and Low, aesrasc anl Hs,fsd, fifsity
A. ouse than the ear II estt anu Nupiy on tnc .Is
for any yEiuy hs vii pa ate pesohbed - 80 c.. awe
p,n lie teaches the de.p-sssst spfi.ss o: lee IL be
iie,es the mort ovus Ih;ho' Win to Gssiaess original
Laor aud It i difficult 10 believe trs - has NO. actually
T,ricp.cl in tho he salug drpo' The whole
fom.oa may DO vivid dean Ia which every
toing real shat il is d1 vi, on wss.ng ~ believe Il
an Illusion Even those who have read la.se o. the
Marble Heart Love Me Leaye 40 Not" lEs Flower Of
the Flock aud 1.-THE Scarlet Fos-I" by the same writer
will hardly be prepared for the genius aud 'Ai spaycd ~
this highly .wrou.ht aud soulslifrins story
rrttIr DOOR GTRJ.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-27

To be Enlightened
by tho
LATEST LIGHTNING INTELLIGENCE
fom every part Of the compsn 1, necessary to take
THE SUNDAY MERCURY,
which always contains in addition all the dispatches fur
nished to the Associated Press.
SPECIAL TELEGRAPHIC REPORTS
from its extensive Ggsn. up the small hours"
Sunday morning Multiply the combined ssuss Of al this
other Sunday papers By three viii be several thou
sand. short Of the circulation Of the GREAT SUNDAY
NEWSPAPER
PRICE FIVE CENTS A COPY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-27

To Cure "a Cough, to relieve all irrita:ions OF the
to prsvesi hoseas to restore to perfect soundne~
tho delicate organization Of the human frame
til. luns.-u.s w.srARs BALsAx OF WILD CHrxgr.
Bay aous cnsss IL has the written signature Of g BUTTS''
on the wrapper.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-27

I'DIA-RUBBER GLOVES cure Chapped Hand
Salt Rneorn &c and render them son. smooth, and
white. Sc. adyerti.emsut under Dry Goods.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-27

Indin-Rnbbcr Toys and Jesyelry.
A fINE ASSORTMENT FOR TIE HOLIDAYS.
Whole.ae and RofriL
GOODYfARS l. X. GLOVE MANUFACTURING co.
No. 2Oj Broadway, cor. o! Faitonai
Indis. Rubher Glove, Tor Chapped Hands &c.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-27
THE POOR Girl.

Tia. has appeared IN the Payer but also INC De ahd
nv occurring hghes. talent without reference TO
penss that tue proprisefs OF The SUNDAY MERCURY
haze obtained regular ejaculation tnat MORE THAN
TRIPLES tho combined OF all s Sunday cotemposs
rie II conducted the principle that we'll directed
t.pre backed by capital canno. ia IN th,s country TO
sonnand success. This the theory OF its conductors
frorl tho and hey have tho most Su bsIA
TIAI, REASON to know that is Is PRACTICALLY TRUE.
eomorshen,ivs newspaper published IN AuisrieA FIVE
CESTs FER cory foI 'So sI III aswsmsu md Ds~'
bQA
The New York herald., 1862-03-30

Bark Ellen Stevens from Portland for Maanzas, March
Bark Texas from NYork Royal March ls lat ss TO-
Brig Northern Light tBr' steering W. was seen March is
schr olive Hayward Tbbetis, from Boston for Havans
March IA, lat 80 20, lon " a.
Foreign Ports.
Kxesros, jam, March i-ip port bark Unon Pratt, for
sa n osd ff% fUr shsapaa sA'AnnA 10
sTMAao Hayn, March SIN port schr sprinsoOa arnde.
lsIn ship Western Ocean, repair
tenders; Lucy from Boston, dsehg Bark Growler.
Of Rockand put into this port eaky had lost chief mate
American Ports.
from Havrs Cld sehrs Adele, snow Havana Maryland.
Knight. Calais Empire State Smith, Boston, Stockton,
sFIsTSI MsssS Ssd .ehs Globe Ams. PhilssspA.
Hobbie Stamford Editor DcEe New Haven; Da T. John,
;SR %sF
sabS sSs s FeoP ss Gs0 y s0
Haven; Mount. Donnovan do propeller Enterprise,
FALL RIVER, March 2s-Arr schr Diadep. Laalan, New
York. Sid schrs Maria Louisa Cummings, NYork; 9Th,
!y SE&foRT rGapiSa March ESD scr Mrh Mary Cobb
erEysfPss ercs ss weses
for do Blue Ka sS% seslorS MagS o Msn
whaey, Gloucester for NYork- u, O..
ss Mf @ f An os
Jennie sshop DO for saa MasS9a Wr;sn
for New Bedford I' George s wothey Baker
NYork; Cosmus Spear, Thomason for NYork; soop VIII
NEW LONDON, March 2s-Arr schrs Telegraph, Rogers,
Norwich sid 9th for Porto Rico); Bulush Dewey
FAN River NYork 9th sehr yekery Bahbitt Phi
ladephia soop Mary Brush, Young Elizabethport.
NEW HAVEN March % sArr sloops Charles, Pratt Eliza
bethport Genius Jones' do Cid schrs Enterprise Eliza
bethpor Mary Eliza, do; Falcon NYork Gertrude do;
sloops Wasp, Elizabethport J o Comet Amboy a.
PHILADELPHIA March 23-Arr barks St Marys, Pende-
Cork II Warrington, Gorham, Messna; Chas Kean
Swan NYork Petea Sturges do; Kanawha, Chattn, doi
brig Thomas Walter AndeI Black River, Ja schrs
Presto Moss NYork; Geo Fales Nckerson proyidencs;
Thos French, Hannah, Newburypor G stetson RIch,
rroyncetowni Pauns; Brown NYork John & IathIer'
Borden Salem, NJ steamer Mars Nichols, Nyork. Cid
ship Frank Flint Tobey Lverpoo bark 81 Marys Pende-
ton Ship Island: brgs W Rowland Mccarthy do; Eliza
Ann Herrck Kingston, schrs Ben Hickman, Key West;
CWliams Goldng Hatteas Inlet Pocahontas Berry, Bos-
toni Cario Pratt New Bedford. Sid ship saranac Row.
land Liverpool
PROVIDENCE, March 27-Arr schrs Warren 9 Nelson,
Smith Philadelphia Native Dehart, Elizabehpor Amer.
ca Reynolds, NYork Mary Eliza, Fowler do steamer pe
tre Sid schrs George Walter DeaIs Island, Nd;
John Rugges Philadelphia; John Watson Elizabethpot;
Brandywfne, do; Beecker do; Louis Walsh, NYork;
Black Diamond do; Emelne Haght do; soop Thos Hun.
Hull, do.
SOMERSET, March 27-Arr schr Lucy Robinson, Davis,
NYork.
The New York herald., 1862-03-30
nitsesIlnneOms.


The steamship GLASGOW Capt Rosksl saed a, oooo yes
erday Tor Qcenstowr and Liverpool
The steamship Hansa Capt Won sanan sailed yesterday
Tor sou hampton and Bremen,
The British steamship Cleato Capt La ashsrooS whc hss
been TOR time past running between New Work and
Kingston, Jam, sailed yesterday for Liverpool.
The steamhp Caledonia Capt Clark sailed yesterday FOR
glasgow
sHg EAsrknS STAR AZ Portland from Havrs on FEB "a
lat - O Ion IS while lying In very heavy ra,c had vii
lam ynda of Rowdonhan, washed OF the after house
Suip y TH0grsos owned In Portland snd Brunswick,
's7 ed las llnm.r In Savs' nah has been hed WITH
rb fact Is stated y gentleman recently from Savannah
segs Assvnys.cap James . rSger. Of rreepor, eom
snt and sole owner ~ scnr Aron'u s Wa arr.sed
ing lie destucnn " he vessel on her yoysse from Csrde
s,s nd ,o rave been run ashore 6y ihs captain sntss
quenl vas picked up a. sea- and !. said snggr holes
spd csfco are said 10 be insured.
t.rA,, Feb io--The bark Donworth (provtously re-
poted) tak 10 cargo and n the weather s favor
spe viii be ready sail The I4th For the lac, ID dsvs
ise weather has been exceedingly tempestuoas w '-'
ounosfed At sea on the ssh Of FEB last wsb ss
10 press their sscere gratitude CAPT q Saver ana
considersis attention 70 al Of them during the six wesss
they brcsesrg dvdsa hsr ssnty supply q PROVISIONS le
and country may soon be forwarded
10 tho. Signed Koren late master OF Norwegian BARK
johannes
steamer, called the CITY OF Norwich Ia now in pro-
cess Of construction at Enc ship yard foot Of Tenth street.
Company dimensions are as follows Length 10 feet:
tons.
Ship Mermaid hence Tor HongKone 80 miles Sc from
Highlands, March "a, at AM (By pilot boat Mary Fish,
shE John p%S%9Gs Isyys,d from Boston, Jan ao for
Bark Mgshneum Taylor, from csds for MVn,evIdeo Feb
"a, AItI2s, IonHH.
The New York herald., 1862-03-30
Supreme Court-spssicl Term.
Bsfcfs Hon Ia6gs Barnard.
rnr aAoElry oorraacr ~ aornr

uHthF NVFlHANI
bARch ~ Darts -. BacFisl, Hops ant ne C0mp,-sl-
q 10 Cis Of NsD Rorl Mr. Edwin Jsnss applied for
20 order requiring th. dsiendapts TO ahov caus. %
lussiay asxi gbr su wiunson should 40, =. ordered
20 RESTRAIN ths 1ssadsnts from rsesvins and the Con,
tr0llef from Esyng any Further sums for ysrk done
sndsf tss cosE act with the oy known the Hsckloy
S0a.fsc' ana receiver appointed aud for injunction
the meantime He stated AZ sons iongtb Tic Ssr,s
upon when the motion was founded, alleging that the
de,ennans, the Hopes, since January, had received
TO accountto the plaintiff and pay over 10 lin b,s sare
which amounted 70 one fourth IN the profits Of sb con
tract Tho Judge grsn,sd az order calling mon the
defendants 10 show cause Tuesday next and orasrsd
an spDcton 10 the Comptroller and the other dsrehs
ants as prayed, In the meantime hessrs Fd-n nnns.
and rhon>se Dunpby for tbe plsiD,iG
The New York herald., 1862-03-30
BARGAINS IN
b TEAS, GROCERIES,
FLOUR AND PROVISIONS.

ID TEAS, GROCERIES,
FLOUR AND PROVISIONS.
1900 bbs Flour, at S. 50 per Dbl.
10000 Hams, city cured, at SIC,
10000 Shoulders, city cured, &C.
5000 boxes Cheese, g..
1000 kits No. Mackerel, 81 per kit
1000 tubs Lard, SC.
1900 boxes Soap. Bxc. &c.
1000 boxes Adamantine Candles l6c.
1000 boxes Starch, pure, 5xc.
100000 lbs Sugar. and refined &c., 6xc o. and l0c
1000 packages Butter, Ice, 18c. and Zoe
Co1ee, fresh ground, Ice, l8c. and 20c.
Choice Green and Black Teas, 60c 75c.
10000 gallons New Orleans Mossses. 50c gallon.
5,OO0 gallons Porto Rico Molasses, Sc per gallon.
5000 gallons Syrups assorted.
800 tierces Rice, &c.
Finest old Brandiey for medicinal purposes.
all other kinds Of goods kept 10 FIRST class grocery
house THOMAS r. AGNEW,
26O Greenwich street.
Occupies his store the property and has rens
pay imports and exclusively for cash-never
note n his e superntends lbs business from sixteen
eighteen hours the consequently be
undersell any grocer in New York. Give him call a.
268 Greenwich street, and 80 Murray street. Goods deli
vered free.
The New York herald., 1862-03-30
CITY COMMERCIAL REpoRr,

SATURDAY. March 29-6 p. N.
Ftsra-Ths market was irin for prime extra arndos,
ana j ana heavy FOR commoa and lower qualities The
gale embraced shout II 600 tbls
wsysr inactive sod salos scnnnsd 10 small lots OF
red state, Jersey aud western At unchanged prices.
CogS was heavy and lower with sales Of 40 600 bushels
a. sec $50. f0 Noseru mxea in store and delivered.
ro-sG.Sales Of 800 Dbts. mess at e13 S13 121s
and prime At $40 81 $40 60
WBssgy.--Sales Of 500 bbls at 24c 7bc.
The New York herald., 1862-03-30
MISCELLANEOUSs

ANIMPORTANTwoRK ON PHYSIOLOGY, &C..PARIs'
(uide-A new edition. revealing the facts obtained By
anatomy and experiments in the French and English hos
affecting the human family from isnorsnee Of their
any address for 81 by E. WARNER, No. vesey street,
Asor House, ROSS TOUSEY, Nj Nassau street. New
Xork
The New York herald., 1862-03-30
M arkets.
PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.

ThTLADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.
PHILADELPHIA, March 70, 1862.
Stocks heavy. Pennsylvania SIS, SO; Reading Rail
road, IL Morris Canal, 81; Long Island Railroad, 12S
Pennsylvania Railroad, s5x. Sight exchange on New
York at par.
PHnADnpHiA, March 20, 1862
FlourA declining tendency sales OF superhns IS
90 12s Wheat tending lower sales at 81 az 81 9 for
rcd and ~ 30 for white Corn-Sass 900 BUSHELS at
b4c. Cosee heavy. Mess pork, sl3 f13 so, Lard,
sxe per ID. whisksy Srm at 23kc, 24c
The New York herald., 1862-03-30
Public Taxation and the Chamber Of Com.


Afsw Of the members Of the Chamber OF Commerce as
ssmbcd at their rooms yesterday, to confer with Mr.
Bveov, Chairman of the COMMITTEES Taxation Of the
Board OF Trade OF Boston, who has Just returned from
Washington where he has had converse with the au
thorss in tha, city or the proposed Tex bin There
were also present at Washington several delegates from
tbs q ards Of Trade II Philadelphia and Boston
Hr Bgslow. In soma lengthy remarks related the pro
gress Of his exerons whs Washington, and expressed
Lila opinions 70 the flcdhCsNons aEc changes which
should be made W he IsH 1i 30 sdvooae5 tbs ueoss
sty of laying et vsofem tsx vpon sales and collect
ipg the same by msaus OF Stamps 0n each srcs which
would do way nth tbs enormous xpesss OF employing
90 arfny Of INK gsthorerf tsz agon manufactures
excusv vsly would limit toe large extent productions
soa II asa By production thai 81 lsx should be raid
g trsds aad of New Yort Vsgs supported by
production without production there would be no bus.
ness The House bill proposed 70 sxempta Agricultural
products from taxation, evyng tax wholly upon manufac
tNres. The gentlsman then went TO suggest some
IN rther changes which might be made the proposed
bp Its complcrity, difficulty and expense in collecting
together with other objections, were dated upon by
BIN.
AMER some conversation between the members prs
sent, who entirely agreed with Mr.. Dgslow, the pro
coo dipss terminated.
Mr. bgelow at once proceeds 70 Boston, where he will
express Bis oppops before tbs Board of Trade q thai
city.
The New York herald., 1862-03-30
EXPRESSES.

A BURNHAM's FURNITURE EXPRESS AND PACK
"A, ing Establishment, 1l3 West Eleventh street. between
Fifth and Sixh Household furniture boxed nnj
shipped all parts Of the world Covered wagons for
moving aRllurs Y pd from Ne sQQn'ry FarnIwe taSss
The New York herald., 1862-03-30
MATRIMoNIAL.

r,tyo GENTLEMEN or OPPOSITE COMPLEXION,
desire 10 corr with any lad Of accomplishment
,,ns1 10 nssrimony. Address, r. Blanc and w. hoir bon
$ Herald Oh O. COMMUNICATIONS condential from each
other
The New York herald., 1862-03-30
WINES AND LIQUORS

UyUEE DROP" gIN-A SUPERIOR ARTICLE, I'M
w ported from Holland Ia stone jugs containing one
ntre utile quartz each and twelve Jugs csee
800 oases landing ship Jupiter, from Rotterdam Fol
ter street
The New York herald., 1862-03-30

Iota1' -I07o 74oo 0'1oV I'oIS IIo'o Tue
This explains the falling of in the receipts of the
roads running westward from Chicago. When
navigation opens they will again pour in grain.
At present the freight on grain by rail from
Chicago induces the farmers to hold back their
produce.
The New York herald., 1862-03-30
TOO LATE FOR CLASSIFICATION.

in whole half and quarter casks brewed from the choices
barley malt and hops Brewery 5S and 100 West Eighteenth
street, between Seventh and Eighth avenues. N Y.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1862-11-11
Rcpud,iating National Debts.

In some portions of PENNSYLVANIA when the
support OF the Government or an avowed de-
termination to weaken it, was at issue, il was
openly and boldly stated thst il such and
such individuals were elected, an end would
be put to taxation. That they would end the
wrr, as far as ttcy were concerned, with a
stoke Of their pen, abolish taxation with a
wink Of The eye, and stop the draft with nod
Of their head.
or courso tho men who were voted for up.
on this platform, and the men who voted for
them, do pot give a hearty support to the
Government in this crisis. The great cry
against taxation, now that The Government has
borrowed the resources Of the people, is akin
to tho repudialng propensities Of The mon
who made it. When. the nation was first
assaled by armed rebellion, AID when it be
came necessary to raise and equip large armies,
the vert men who now clamor against taxation,
were the most profuse in their demands for
protection. When loan was proposed they
recognized its justice, ard urged sill further
that patriotic loan should bo rendered by
the people. 10 such sums as each man was
ableto subscribe, instead of permitting the
Government. 10 DO at the mercy Of the banks.
anu brokers and innume,ablc sha,pers who
crowd then oney marts ofrthe land. Such a
ban was freely offered Many man honest.
ly subscribed his all, believing it to a safe
investment and a patriotic manner in which
to ey;nce a disposition to support the Govern
ment. -. l.;ff,,,,,.f- III. y, TX,
~ Now it would be an admirable condition Of
matteis TO repeal all the tax bills and reppdi-
atc al tho, debts Of Government It. would
be both ingrqtiude and acrime. Then
al debts arc honorable. ones, and made in good
faith. What a speetical this would present 10
the civilized world. A Nation like this, dis,
owning its Indebtedness. Shame on the man
who will not assist 10 maintaining the honor
and integrity ef this Nation. We arc able,
our resources arc sufficient to enforce the laws,
and protect the life, liberty and pay our debts
contracted in doing it.. And tho candidates
Of the Republican organization in this State
are pledged to carry out these measures. ..ls
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1862-11-11
Dcnth or 6ien.l NTifchcII.

The nation will bc panied to learn Of the
death of,Gen. o.. M. MrrcmELI, which event
occurred at Beaufort, s. CO yellow fever
Few officers bsvc gained 4 moro enviable po.
sition during q short service than did the de-.
ceased, which, coupled with his former well
known standing as a scientific man, will place
bis namc high on the roll Of worthy Ameri.
cans. Hc had just entered upon new. i'm.
portant and quite delicate command in South
Carolina, and his death will bc severe loss
TO the government. ensa ifdN 70 ial1-ii9T =
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1862-11-11

'T WAR DEPARTMENT 'SPy. "A Washington
despatch to the New York Post states that
the astonishing leaks 10 tho War Department
which have excited 20 much comment ever
since the war broke out, have at last been dis
covered in the person Of . trsitor clerk, who
has Intimate connection with the JEFF. Davis
Governmsnt.i Grave charges have been pre-
iered against this person, and they are uuder-
going an investigation Tho vebels have con-
tiuualy known Of tbe plans Of our Generals In
advance Of their execuiions and they have not
learned them from the newspapers. ,ai,