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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-05-02
Notice to Dairymen and Others.

c, A. NEBEKER& CO.. at their Brewery, of Filth
d ami Morrow strests have on hand grain at all
times suitable feeding erltle, hogs &r, which they
now sellns at ten cuts per hn'iel
M Ems LAMBS MUuL HOSE, At
nj IRAlRs LufF'3, No lO6 West 7th 81
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-05-02
PRIVATE SALE OF
EAL AND PERSONAL PROPERTY

,ssaA The subscriber will sell at Private Sale, the
V entire stock Of Stoves Tin, Sheet aud Brit
l,,i tania ware, Cutlery, &C., besides all the tools
and fixtures belonging to first class stove, tin
and sheet iron store; also the store house. wark
shops &c No. 225 Market street, between %
and 3D. Wilmington, Del, extending from Market street,
to and fronting shpley street. formerly occupied by
Geo f. Peterson.
This is an opportunity seldom presented for any one
wishing to start in lucrative business in desirable
cation especially this stand has heen long occupied by
in this business For further particulars appy
oct29u WIN. y. ODANfEL.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-05-02
valuable Farm for Sale.

.sssaS CONTAINING I91 acres more or less situate
1f# within miles Of Delaware City. adjoining George
l,,i # Tybout, Barney Reybold and others 25 acres
ssfA thereof Is embanked meadow all the rest arabic,
gu0d order and excellent neghborhood It ia divided
into fields we'll waered with spring water. II has
fine large brick dwelling tenant house and mOder
ate out buildings, with considerable fruit 1t is very
desirable property. Terms accommodating Apply to the
proprietor, Capt JOSEPH MARr the premises, to
5oi . la Wh. MeCAULLEY, COG Market ST.,
.'ispl b2irV Wilmington, D..
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-05-02
RheumatIsm, oout, LIver complnint.
schirrus, Cancer TumOrs, Enlargement.
liberation, Carries and ExfOliatiOn OF

great variety Of cases have been reported to where
Of these formidable complaints have resulted from
the Of this remedy, but o space hero will admit
them. Some Of them may be found in American
Almanac, which the agents below named pleased to
furnish gratis to all who call for them.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-05-02
esTHE FARMERS MUTUAL FIRE
Insurance Company of the
State of Delaware"
(oRIoISAL Mill CREEK, &e)

(ORl0NAL MILL CREEki 6c)
This Company continues to offer to the people of Della
ware it's superior advantages Of Insurance against loss
by fire. on all descriptions Of property, except Marine
risks
The Institution is commented by 90 years expert
enee in and attention the subject VI Mutual Insurance.
beng the first to Introduce the principle into our slae
by reason which, it is believed the Managers have
been enabled no adjust aud discriminate between the
ship among the equitable in character OF the numer
GUS Insurance Companies presented 10 the public.
II takes credit to ITSELF that It's payments u losses nave
prompt and liberal, that In ~ years business and
0ssea reaching over SO0uUO not single case OF ltiga-
ou Inns occurred and scarcely without entire Rats-
faction to the parties insured.
Looking more to tho safety than the number and
amount of risks II has declined Hundreds of Thou
sands Dollars of insurance. either requiring too
great an amount in single risk Offering unfit Oh
jeets OF Insurance f the character Of the Institution.
In this 1t is conceived II has the safest and
most select list of nsurances nproporton TO the amount
over Six Millions Of Dollars, of any other Company
within reasonable range
As evidence this 1t has uot only reduced the rate Of
insurance, at all times moderate nne-stXth, during the
last years hut presents now clear surplus und OF
s45OU0 security against assessment On the Deposit
Notes which suu by the resort to Scrip Certificates Of
the balances due to each member being Issued, Will
be paying interest to them from January 1862 at the
ate OF per cent per Runum thus making sth farther
II commenced the year 1861 with real protection to
the community In Deposit Notes Of S25lOOl
surplus Fund ooVuu
Total protection, s3OOnlO
II il the work OF the Farmers Of Delaware, and such
/ thay uUhl 10 ma
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-05-02
Sherif's Sale.

,hsaaa by virtue OF a writ of Vendtioni Exponas TO
!iW directed will be exposed to public sale AZ the
lia Hotel OF Martin D. Ball, in Delaware City, Red
SARA Lion Hundred, New Castle County, and State Of
Delaware, TU UEsDAY the 9Th day Of May next 1862
at o'clock r. NJ the following described Real Estate viz
All the right title and interest Of Hale Remington in
certain Tract Paicel Of Marsh Land lying aud
being In Red Lion Hundred New Castle County and State
Of Delaware situate the east side Of the Chesapeake
and Delaware Canal, bounded the northwest by the
said Canal the northeast by the Delaware River aud
the south and southeast by lands late Of ohen Davis
containing about ~ Acres more or less
Seized and taken in execution the property Of Hale
Remington, and to be sold by
LEVI B. MOORE, Sheriff.
sheriGs Office. New Castle, April. Is, ls0e--lsts
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-05-02
Dyspepsia, Heart Disease, Fits, Epilep-
sY, MeIamchoIY, NemrnIgIa.

Many remarkable Of these affections have been
made by the Alternative power of this medicine II stmu-
ates the vital functions into vigorous action, and thus
disorders which would be supposed beyond its
reach. Such remedy has long been required by the
cestes Of the people, and confident that this will
do for them all that medicine can do.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-05-02

THE PERFECTION OF MEDI-
ai.D4' CAL SCIENCE; noi s1.b
Fifty Years Practical i sIp Hi!iienGel
HOLLOW AYaS OINTMENT.
The rapid sale of this Ointment aud the universal favor
with which it is uniformly received prove concusively
years has stood the trying ordeal OF the civilized world
aud It's popularity attess its marvellous virtues he lhe
fact sosgnilcan that further comment is unnecessary
SKIN DISEASES.
Eiyspeas. Riugworin, Measles, Small Pox scirtiua,
Rash, Iich Guaneous ErupISns, Bloshes Pimpl.s Pus
quickly healed by the free use of this nssmie ONT
nen Its operation is materially assisted by taking Ho
lowAys Purifying lils which exercise powerful aud
healthy influence on the blood aud secretions.
DISEASES OF THE THROAT AND CHEST.
Diptheria or puirid Sore Throat Quinsy Coushs Colds
Ioarseness, lnluenza, uatar'h Asthma Bronchitis
Tghness Of the Chest plurisy the iniamed state
rubbing the Ointment the aocted parts II quickly
absorbed aud aays tile Irritation eleasss tue passages Of
the phlegm whicl. ohstrues them, thereby giving i'm
mediate freedom 10 The organs ofrespration.
LUNG DISEASE, EXTERNAL ULCERS
The extraordinary efficacy of this Balaamic 0intIneu
Old Sores, bad Legs and Cancerous Ulcers, is frankly
chest and back it is quickly mbibei by the absorbents
conveyed through the aid Of the blood to the lungs
liberated tubercles external ulcers Thousands
have been cured of Incplent Consumption by perseyer
| ing use Of Holloways Pills and Ointment
RHEUMATISM, NEURALGIA, GOUT.
The Ex,rueating agonies Of TieDouloureux, Lumbago
Sciatca the crippling diseases OF the Nerves and
Muscles the exquisite torture Of Cramps, Gout and
tracted Still Joints quickly assuaged by local Ap
pcations the Ointment which soothes the irrabily
aud reixes the epssms As these diseases, however or
gnate in the acid state of the blood relief
only he obtained by liberal uHe Of lolloways Pills in
conjunction with the Ointment to renovaie the vital
/ hud of the humorH which engender the disorders
Both The Ointment and Pais should be used IN The
foiiowing cases:
bad Breasts COrns tsofD Scalds,
Burns, Cancers, Sore Nipples,
| gunions. Cocn.Iny, SeurNy
Bite Of Moschetoes Giandular Swell Sore Heads,
and sand Flies, ings Tuners
Chego-foot, Eephantasis, Wounds.
ChlblAins, fiHtulas, faws.
Chapped hands, Piles,
IMPoR1ANT CAUTION genuine unless the words
H0i0iDay, kei0 York and London" are dsCernible
Wdtsrma In every leaf of the book of directions around
sc sold at the Mandatory OF Professor lIoILOwAY,
so Maiden Lane, New York, aud by all respectable Drug
gists aud Dealers in Medicine Throughout the civilized
| world In pots at % cents, cts, aud 81 each.
asThete Is considerable saving by taking the larger
Sizes
disorder affixed to each pot decb-eowlyisf
Notice to Dairymen and Others
q A. NEBEKER Co. at their Brewery, corner of Fifth
y. ami Morrow straets, have on hand grain at all
times suitable feeding cste hogs &r which they
selling at ten ent7 per hnslel -
m Ems LAMBS NOuL HOSE, At
! III IpMRa, Luff's, No LOG West 7th st
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-05-02
DIRECTORS:

UTHtEl VHtp
Ell WILSON, Brandywine Hd james Delaplau, Christi
ana nd; james Webb Samuel Barr, H. q. stotsenburg
and Jesse sharpe. Wilmington Hdi Robert McCabe, Mill
Crsek HID John +. Williamson, White Clay Creek Hid ;
George Janvier New Castle Hid Curtis b. Ellison Pen
cader Hd,; john c. CLARK, Red l.on Hd VIM Temple
smytna James H. Burnham, St. Georges HI; Chsrles
n 6emng Peter F. Causey Milford Henry Todd, Dover
Charles Tunnel, Georgetown.
AGENTs-As we'll Tor receiving applications for nsur
an CO as dues Of IN emhers
lEli Wilson, Brsndywine Id Robert Me'ahe, MIL
Or eek ud.; James Deaplan, Christiana Id; John r.
PencAder Hi Red Lion, St. Georges, and APPOINTMENTS
Hundreds; Joseph O. Grhith, Smyrna James uIippsn,
Tanneli GeOrgepown; Henry Todd Dover.
Communications general business addressed TO the
tiOn. ....,,o, =. -, M, =. - ,-.-
f@ kobEkr houApE m H. seeretAfS'
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-05-02

NO. SO4 Market Street,
Importer and Dealer in american and Foreign
Hardware.
SAWS,
SANDWICH & co.'s CUT TAoKs, BRADs, SHOE
NAILS, 4c.
WIN; BEATTY 4 SONS AXES, HATcHErs and
EDGE TOOLS.
AMERICAN SCREW ooMpANY's GIMLET POINTED
sCREWs
RUSSELL 4 ERWIN MANUPAcT cTuRING C0NPANys
LOCKS, LATCIIRs, SC, a..
FITCH MANUFACTURING coMPANYs CABINET aud
pADLOCKs.
CUMBERLAND NAIL AND IRON coMPANY's CUT
AMI CllNrU NAILS aud SPIKES
~ AMts SONS SuUv ELS aud SPADES.
JBNNlNG PUallS AUGRR BITS
WI LLIAM BUTCHERS CHISELS and PLANE BITS
NEW ENGLAND BUTT COMPANYS BUTT HINGES
and SAD IRONS. &c Sc.
H. G. SrEPH EMS Il CO.'S BOXWoOD RULES.
BALDWIN Tool CoMPANY'S BENCH and MOULDING
FLAMES
sPENCRRs aud Moss aud aAMBLEs FILES and
RASPS.
BUILDERS AND sRELF HARDwARE-a full assort
meut
All of which are offered at low prices.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-05-02
III, X. Bringhurst's Bulletin.

H. K. Bringhurst's Bulletin.
Wholesale and Retail Druggist, (3l7) Fourth and
Market street,
CEPIIALIC PILLS (spauldings) for Head Ache at III
r. Bringhursts alT Market street
BROWNS BRONCHIAL TROCHES one VI the hest
articles for diseases Of the throat &c H. r. Brnghursts
Drug Store.
T6WNsEND's sARsAPARILLA, fresh stock just
ceived aud for sale by H. r. Bringhurst Apothecary
MISHART'S Pine Tree Tar Cordial, the celebrated
cough preparation to be had at H. r. Bringhursts Drug
Store.
sPAFFoRD's OLIVE TAR, the genuine article to bs
had by calling at II. II. Brnghursts Drug Store.
Mrs. WINS.0WS SOOTHING SYRUP now Ia great
demand for children teething at H. R. Bringhursts
FLAskS for sportsmen-I have hne assortment of va
riuus sizes from y pint to pint. have just imported
them and they the finest quality OF Dixons klasks
H. Il. Bringhurst, BIT Market street.
BRANDY and WllIsKEY selected pure aud Of fine
quality for medical PURPOSES by II. r. Bringhurst.
FLAGGS RELIEF, for the immediate reet Of pain, at
Farmers Mutual Fire Insurance Company, in Whining
ion Thursday the 18th day Of october at 10 o'clock
A. NJ
COLD CREAM tor chapped hands lips for sale in
any quantity, by II. II. Bringhurst.
FINE SALAD OIL, superior article at ii. X. Bring
hursts.
and are in great "vOgue" II. r. Brlnghurst.
Wholesale and Retail Druggat.
since last except which has advanced four cent
per bushel.
, 1862-06-03
Warehouse Receipts.

To-day, the receivers OF grain were astonnded
at finding new clause printed On the receipts
Issued at tie various grain Warehouses, ot Whlch
the following Is copy:
ut fs expressly agreed, by the holder Of this
receipt, that the gra1n herein mentioned nj " be
mixed II common bins with other grain Of the
came quality BY inspection, and that This receipt
shan draw like number Of bushels Of any snco
n1ixture-any and all loss or damage to such mix
ture b7 fire heating TO be at the 1isk exclusive
IL Of the holder thereof"
II the wa1ehousemen Of this city had set out to
effectual1y kill the grain trade Of Chicago, they
could not have taken suzer course to accomplish
that end tban Is to be found In their operations
during the past two years. The clanse noted
above is their latest efrt In this line. Since the
history Of the grain business OF this city began,
it has been thought sufficient BY wa1ehous7nen
to attach to receipts for grain the words loss by
fire ard heating excepted ~ but now they claim
the right to mix each grade to suit themselves,
without reference to the age Of the receipts, and
they bind the holder to take this II mixture" as
they call it. no matter what condition IT may be
H. What an Invitation this Is to Eastern buyers
to purchase our grlln-or rather "mi1turel"
But what matters tit throws all the risk Of loss
on the holder, and 1nsures all the profits to the
wa1ehouEemen.
Weunderatand !hst the leading shippers OF grain
have determined to refuse to purchase any re-
ceipts with the obnoxious c1au.e attached, and
thAt the bankers are considering whether 1t is
eafe to advance On them
In tho mere wording Of their c!ause,
they hare been either very unfortunate or
Wilfnl1y offensive. To denor1fnate sound grain d
"mi1tu1e'' is at the same time a libel and highly
detrimental to the interests of holders. What thu
warehouEemen will do next to damage Chicago re-
mains to be seen.
, 1862-06-03
MARINE LIST.


ARRIVED. June =, 1853.
Prop Fountain City. Pea5e, B9aaio' sanafaes'
Bark PaIana. Carpenter, bn11atO.
sehr }. $. Wallace, South Haven, eds wood, Is
brls fsh.
scow Storm. Calhoun, White River, % N lornoef'
CLEasED IL; ;;-.-.. may =
Stmr BALTIC, AFeIeH, buhelo, ~ W pa OATS
Prop Alegh ghany- boynton, Sasnla o.cOo Dn Eneat'
10: brs tlGur, 5 bales broom corn, brls ap-
ples, 1e brl5 hams, 10 bales DIT sE1ns
Prop Empire Stete, Brett, AliwaQsee-
Bark Naomi, Hull. Buffalo, Il .U1o On cDrn.
Eatk Hungarian. Blair, 0sKego, 16,11o "a wheat
Bark Gibraltar, McI!va!n, is ep On corn
Bark cambria. Malcoas0n- Colborne, Il, ,oW bl
eorn
Ga1E southanptoa, MchIntrF, 1oEtreal, S2,E5u bu
c6Fn.
Bafk Oso;'rz EfoSLef, Feshl1go.
EaIk Nucleus, McPherEon. Green Bay.
Brig tastf1o, Johnston, Haitaio, 14,550 bu COIL
scnf nafrsh; hln1sHa. u on hiver
SSen Seat Teca!la, t41!mRson. 7S!9} NsW B451ao-
Schf leml'est, III aus, Giee3 Bay.
ochf sansoIn, Dusenoafg' banA1os u,Geo oh
Nheat. .oo
ocnI Correspondents, feHIe9, bnua:o, 13.euo 1u
eo1n- ..o.
Ecnr Hnnoalo sea-; b9laio, !ohto Da Wheae.
sepr Eon1ng"1oa; Dosle' b1nno. 16.S ~ On corn.
, 1862-06-03

POLICE MATTERS.


LARCENY OF FAsHAw1--Mrs. Virginia Brown
was before the Police Court charged with the
larceny Of shawl from Mrs. Downs, on Bre-
mer avenue. She had pawned the shawl for
$2,10 at the shop Of Mr.. Launder, on Ran-
do1ph street, where it Was found hy the officer
She was held for further examination.
ATTEMPTED MCRDER,-A man named VIM.
holmes, residing on Quincy street, was before
9tsnce Fltz, yesterday, charged with ATTEMPT
hg TO smother his wife with pillow. The
attempt was made while she was in bed, and
he would have undoubtedly succeeded in ac-
conplish{ng his designs, but tor the eff,r;s
Of his daughter, who came to her mothcr,s as-
sistance at time when her life WIS nearly
extinct. The woman now lies in a prcc ,risus
condition, and the man was held to await the
result Of her Injuries.
PERsEcE1ED, rrT not FoRsAKEs.-ReT,
John c. Towns, who has once or twice before
figured in the same place on charge Of dis,
lnrolng religious meetings, was before the
fo'1ce Court yesterday on a charge Of being
01sorderls. He had raised quite a noisy Gro nd
VI o4eafcaY evening, at the corner of Clark
'ano washington streets to whom, as he stated,
ne was delivering 4 lecture on Phrcpoloev,
@h1cn omeer Lambert suddenly cut short by
a'esnng nlm. He is a lecturer, pedd1er, and
preacher, ali By turns. He was highly lndfeu euant
at being arrested, suggesting that il 1t was in
fais PoTer ne would eonsign the whole police
force to he'll for 200, 900 Year,. The man IL
evidently insane. He was allowed to depart
on payment Of q fine OF IS and costs.
PASSING COUNTERFEIT MoSEr.-A woma1
named Harriet " N'illiams, olsus Van Patten, wa
arraigned before the Police Court yesterday
charged with passing or attempting to paas
counterfeit ten dollar bill upon sundr5 apo:h
ecaries in the North Division. Like the1
physfc, the bill Was hard to take. A1thoug
the evidence WAS very convincing, the Cou'
was not strained in its quality Of mercy, an
let the defendant Of.
, 1862-06-03

REcoRDRR's CoURT.-This tribunal held Its
first days session Of the June term, yester-
day, in The newly decorated apartments. The
day was consumed iu the constitution Of ju-
ries. The Grand Jury is in working order,
and wi.l be in session to-day. His Honor the
Recorder administered tho usual charge. The
civil docket will be called to-day. ..~.
Upon the chancery docket are nine divorce
cases, mostly Of long standing, titled IS fol.
lows:
Fanny Junpertz ye. Henry ,Jumpertz.
Mary Schaffer rs. Leopold Schafcr.
Mar5 Clark VI. Thos. Clark
Margaret Balte W. Robert Ralfe.
Anna E. Thlbott vE. Lewis Talbot.
Thos. G. Smith IS. Betty smith.
Ellen Paige vs.. Samuel Paige.
s.7S h.t1cF Il IFesSghus S12gnn Hin'
UNITED STATES C1Rcu1T, CoURT-B4fore Judge
DTz0WonH-No. T7a-Frances Gardner ys John
=. Collins. ct al; plaintiff takes leave to arnend
abatement and has leave TO le pea Of the general
issue. No. 4a-C Chancery; George N Read, ct 81.
ire the defe1dants who ilaye answered orally be-
lore bin, and also to take proof as to them. No.
-Cbancery Che Bridge Ts. james Winch ct al;
Se ssner opsn at q o
Andrew Brown ct al; defendants time extended
ten days In which to answer. No. 767-John ".
faulted and Judgment fol plaintiff: No, 71e-David
". Cross ri al We. R, Nelson Haydou: dismissed
at dcfendante costs Is per stipulation lied.
The patent ruft Of Case .vs: Brown IL still on
hMearlnE: bee 1t will not be concluded before "edneR
SuEgR1oR Couar-Bgons yadgs Hi2gtss.-No
t33-Thos. Hieks "a Philip Deckerman; mo.ioI
| for want Of affidavit Of merits, with proce
| dendo. No. 627-Andzew T. Brown vs. q. B auri
1rIe te, paintiH to file security for costs No So
, 1862-06-03

4,6ro brls. in ysrd. bought BY the government:
Beef very culet. with snalt sa'es a. !na1os
country pzime; s8.0o@1o.o0 for country mess !;
S17os s. iof rsPaeSsa msss, IAN and ssS 81 IT,
Isl, 1884, z7,sls brls.; same date last month q:
M,TN brls- same date lat yeas, 4,a5s
pFcs In addition to the aboTe, there are
15,747 brls. IN yard, bought by the government:
Mess beef and beef hams are inactive. Cut meats
In fair demand, easier prices; sales Isl pkss.
1t aA@4e for shoulders, and 42lG5Ac ior hang;
Bacon sides dull and nominaly unchanged. Little
more doing in lnrd. market cloa1ng At previous,
prices; sales 1923 brls 71l@sHe: inclnd1ng small
aoIee Of 656 brls.; also saes Of 160 kegs OF COM
mon atsKe. Butter selling at 1oD17c for Ohio !;
1f6D20 for state. Cheese quiet and tteady At
MoxEY-steady and 4@5 per cent lower on ean,
4@5K discounts On strictly prime paper. Sterling
exchange dull at ,1141S@li4H for bankers bills
Au1t 1ican gold selling 3993,s per cent premium
California gold bars steady At per cent premium,
Government etscks steady. g. 81. coupons, 1o53
.7eD Treasury notes 1861 @10is<.
S7ocK-Bette1 but lack activity. g d s37ss:
ET44H; q & G8A, b eU: q a2AAi II
sc1ip s2a: ID a5X; !; C2z: Huds Ak; Erie
pfd OK Erie s71 Pac Mal 1l5s5; Mo f., g s. i =
1st bonds SO. :
, 1862-06-03

The recsipts Of produce today embraced 5,873
brls douz, AIS bu wheat, 1899 bu com, q 95i
bu oats, 9,92s bu rye, and 959 bu barley.
Notwithstanding the fuclemency Of the weather,
there WAS good attendance on Change today !;
but. In consequence Of discouraging news from
Europe and the East, the leading markets were
dull and dragging.
The demand for Flour is still very light. and the
tendency continues downward The sales were
!: light, at $3.75@9s5 for good Spring Extras, and
$440for very choice do.
The Wheat market suffered decline Of 1c per
huehe], and closed quiet-with sales Of only about
81, COO bushels, at Sc for No. Red; 81@82c for
no Red; Sic for Amber 1oT8i 7S15GSQc for No.
1Spring; and fD@1ac for No. Spring-closirg at
70 and 7ec. The demand By shippers Was chiefy
confined to No. / Spring and Amber Iowa.
There was less inquiry for Corn and the market
fell &c per bushel and closed quiet About 15o,o5o
bushels Of all kinds were sold, at BIC for River
White adoat; 2e,Bc for Old River Mixed aaoat !;
a64@97c for good to choice New River Mixed
afoat, &c for Old Yellow In store; 2'4@274ctor
Old Mixed IN ato7e; 24c for New Mixed in store !;
and 211G22c for Rejected in store The sales Of
Old Mixed in store at 271sc were principally Tor
receipts in Northeide elevators: but at the close
1t difficult to obtain over that price for receipts
In favorite corn houses.
Oats were steady at as@ssKc for No. ! in store.
Rye was quiet at S9@s9hc. Barley WIS qaiet,
with sales Of common to fair at t3504oc. Highwine
were eold at 194c-at which price the market Is
sts0dy.
There was nothing done In Provisions and the
market is entirely nominal.
Frefghts were quiet and unchanged. Nine ves-
se1s we're chartered, at s4@ssc for wheat to
Kingston, &c for wheat, and 47s@44c for con- to
Buffalo.
, 1862-06-03
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
MONETARY


MONDAY h'ESNa' 'one = 1oaz
tons4oe.apse aelAfi1s nas oeeA o.a.nest so-uay
IN nnane'a1 c1rcies-noec tnaa USUAL 1or aonuay'
uus lne pape1 one'"e ooss NV negn ~ aosoeo
~ .usaue ~, IL tne nanue =. oaA A1a1 great
"N.4s a ~. - uo4e n4a1 eane 4oi u.s.o1As
-..I.N.l "a' A.ssa .'a4Se ~ .eeA' W '"o" ou'
oftha raa.o. ~ n7 ~ as
~ ~" - .s-t,.a us
1,nch n,,o- t,a ~, 30 Dos 81
80 ta.s,a 49,, 49, .as"s - st,. 80 upo.'
sho,,s 1a1.asss "1 aas, "l'A .,,@s s. 80,
- nannt 15;a.a ~ .,' -
1~,,5s La1.a3sst ~ 49, ~ ',t4s." ~" sa-.ss
~ ~ ,1+r ,,so,,,s 49,, ~ 49,. ~ sN"as
800 +a,7.. ~. - I-..
son4ss pahAe1s "lsneu to nciuoe select ont Fesy
considerable list Of Eastern banka. Hence no con-
clusiou could be reached: Int it ts honed that
o-,o 49, ~. .,,..ttoe,,. ~
eo+'e Ioet aAo psaetleapte atianselnent VIII soon
be effected It Is simply impossible for the people
generally to distinguish between the good aud, not
=, ,;-o = .,,.aa 7,,r,o +ho 5o.htte1 - -
sse "o1se nane1 .ns oouo.A'o "oney III
circulation. And besides IN the mixed medley OF
, 1862-06-03

TheEtock market this morning WAS irregular for
which has pa1alyzed speculation for the past week
Governments, however, were very strong, the IS Of
1881 selling at 104 Tor coupons, and 80 per cent
mons in the Senate erday, confirming the state
mente Of Mr. Dawes in the House in regard to the
amount Of the public debt and the daily expendi.
tures Of the government had very farornble effect
and has attracted anew the attention Of investors
and spectators to government securities. The sup
ply offering is not large, and holders disposed
wcre not generally important. but the tendency of
prices was downward. After the Board there was
more frmness. under the runor Of the eyacnation
feeling still prevailed Government stocks were
active and buoyant, selling mp to los for coupon
day. The at2es Of 1867 sold at 10s1H, and Treas
nry Notes were 1e5X against 10ds1 yesterday. The
share market was also hrMcr, and the shorts were
frce buyers ut e to per cent adyance.-Tri34ns.