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SCHENOK'S PULMONIC SIRUP
- THE GREAT BLOOD puF
ja9-tf

- THE GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER.
This slrup will search through every blood YES
rnege sepsrsting tie bile from the blood, ma king
Il healthy And The oiIenls,.eh % Eat9Tsi WIZ The
PILLS, the sJaten res umes its healthy condition.
the pur ulent matter abscesses ard ali ucera.One
n1 smoat ever, iS there
per 'ons VINO rave heen cured of Consumption IN
ioines. Many persons have been restored to hesIh
By these remedies aftSr being conhbef to their
eopEhs, eats, hectic ever and al the other
Indications of au advsuced stsye Of the disease
lung mas been fou; d to be in tolerablJ le.lthy
condition. IL oanrOt be DOUBTED that may lives
dies It is true that in all cases wfete cures are
effected the patient must h.ve some lungs remain-
-s' OA' VICTIMS VICTIMS Of CONSUMPTION
bsSr SsfosI9sS to tas gstUes m gnS mtht haze
and placed themselves under his directions, IL Is
not cenIed that some who take schenck's Pulmon7
sb5 f 70 Saasls si; sha the tsfI
ofthe morbid matter, to relax the mucous mem
brane of the bronchial tubes. ald to uisodge from
those tubes the tous PhieEm or puru elt mater
which obstructs them and produces serious dis
esssi Ss Nt the q g S sans n Of rsspiIa,iCn ,,D;u
long life metmes sew raj months, by ksesng the
bronchial tubs fes from the putrld matter which
far 6, ne cure There is no uIedicins thai can
cure ConsumptIon when hcth lungs srs di eased !,
know their true GO nditon before taxi his medi
cine He treats no disease but those of the LUnzs,
Liver and Stcmach aud makes n" char.es for I'D
woe. or examining lung. II the ordinary way, OF
as physicians generally do; hut for q thoTough ex
an nat, with the RespITometer ne charges three
dollars, and wishes every one. !Ich or poor, that
bss Cough, Pain in the Side, or Shoulder blade,
Goubled with Costlveness or DiarrlL,s, Sa,low
Complexion Loss of Appetlte Low spl IFS, Rest
ieseless at Night any otf dIsea.e lead ng to
Consumptlon. to call on him and get his advice
DIR. IL. SCHENCK will be at his agents Is.
"aite'rD corner Lcus'apa avenue and 7th sts,
oa W sdnesdsy, FebruorJ 2eth and "Wednesday,
March 26th, 10 zee patients complaining with
Coughs. Colds, LIver Complaint Dyspepsis, ,or any
disease leading to Consumption He gives tvIos
without ohsrge, unless they vsnt q thorough *
animation with his kesplrometor, then his fee is
three dollars.
Pnoe Of the Pulmonic Sirup, 81 per bottle or s5
per half dozen. -.
per half dozen.
Price Of the Mandrake Pills, IS cents per box.
fe IS WASImH
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Affairs mt NashviIIe-Preciamat atien Of Gsv
Iohueeu

. nashville. March % Gov. johnson has put
the newspapers under the military rules OF the
War Department, snd has suppressed one or two.
character, Iaying that he desired to win the peo-
pie back to the Union, but should deal Vigorously
with treason.
Mr. Etheridee made speech recently, in which
he said slavery would be abolished IL the Gov
efntnen. could not conquer them in any other
Wav.
The new government will go into operation
this week. Warning has been given that any
one uttering treason will be arrested.
The Union feeling is aiming ground, and busi-
ness Is pretty much resumed. All the stores are
again open, and prices are much reduced.
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u + c IA L
TREAsURY DEPARTMENT,

l. March 81, 1862
Holders Of bonds Of the United States dated
October 1, 1861, and payable three years from
date, are hereby notified that provision ba, been
made fof the payment, In coin, Of the coupons
Of semi anaral interest which will become due
on the 1st April proxino agreesbly to their
tenor, by the Treasurer of the Unitod States at
Washington, by the Assists mt Tres surer Boston,
New York, and Philadelphia, and by the De-
positery Of the United States at Cincinnati Ohio.
AL such coupons, together with schedules show
Ing the number Of each coupon, and the aggre-
gate sum OF each parcel, must be presented for
examination aud verihcation at least three full
business days before payment
s. 2. CHASE,
NH % DIT api Secretary Of the Treasury.
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United states Friaate Vermont.

BOsToN, March 81 Lieut. Spicer, u. s. " .,
who went out 6S representative Of the Navy De-
partment, on board the steamer Saxon, reports
that the Vermont will undoubtedly make for Port
tained for her ultimate safety. She 10 as tight
anv vessel ahoat, has years provisions aboard,
ard unboundet water facilities, and all on board
are In good spirits.
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VXTAR DEPARTMENT,

w JANUARY II, 1882.
ORDERED, That the War Department will be
closed Tuesdays, Wednesdays, Thursdays and
Fridays against all other business but that which
relates to active military operations In the field.
Saturdays will be devoted 10 the business Of
Senators and Representatives.
Mondays TO the business Of the Public.
EDWIN M. STANTON,
ia 29-u Secretary OF wsf.
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT,

i FEBRuAsI 4, ls82
this Department to redeem the Treasury notes
payable In one year from date, authorized by the
&C. Of Congress approved December e3d, 1857, and
the Treasury notes payable In sixty days from
date, authorized by the act Of Congres, approved
ID March, 1851.
Interest on Treasury notes OF the above issues
will cease on the 7th day Of April next by terms
Of those acts respectively. fe 5-tap7
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Lnfer from Pickens

NEw YORK, March 25 The brig Yankee Blade
arrived today from Fort Pickens, which place
she left on the llth, and Key West on the I7th
inst The steam frigate Mississippi had left Fort
Pickens for ship Island The gunboat New Lon
don arrived at Plckens on the 9th with the mails.
The sloop ef- war Vincennes he'd slso arrived
The impression was that Gen. Bragg had left
Pensacola, and parties with glasses say the rebel
guns were turned inland, probably In expectation
of visit from Gen. Butler Four contrabands,
who escaped, say there are but 1900 troops at
Pensacola, and they are D orlY armed.
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Eram New N1eXIca-

Kansas CITY, March 25 Passengers by the
Santa Fe stage have furnished TIE following In
formstion: Col. Slough, Of Colorado, had arrived
at Fort Union with $50 men, marching l60 miles
in four days They intended forming a junction
with Col Candy, who was at Fo Craig on the
at Alquedros, As miles from Santa Fe, on the 9TH
Another battle wss expected before the first OF
April The stage started from Fort Union, and
there are no malls or papers from Santa Fe. The
stock and coaches have been taken off between
Fort Union and Santa Fe
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From the Pacific Coas,.

SAN FRANCISCO, March I7.-Advices from Ari-
Zona state that the country is almost depopulated
owing to the secession troubles and the hostility
Of the Indians. Rebel troops, some 900 strong,
design attacking Fort Yuma, California, but the
volunteer regiments OF that State would be glad
to meet the enemy.
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Sale of q r. ailroad.

ALTON, Illinois. March u The Terre Hauts,
Alton and st. Louis Railroad was sold at auction
to- day, by order OF the L. 9. District Court. II
was bid OF by Robert BayaTd, s. ]. Tilden and
Others for the benefit of the stoc ckholders for the
sum OF $500 600.
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Arrival Of British Troops,

ST.. JOHN, N B March A-The steamer Ade-
laide, from Plymouth via Bermuda, on the Goth
inst, arrived here this morning. She has thirty
three officers and seven hundred and hfty men OF
the 18th regiment
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rcorre,poodence Of the Richmond Dispatch I, !

rCorrespondence Of the Richmond Dispatch
Nrw ORLEANS, 1S62.-The Mississippi is
fortified so as to be impossible for any hostile
feet or fiotilla. Forts jackson and St. Philip
are armed with 10 heavy guns, (6S-pounders,
riAed by Barkley Britton, and received from
England.) The navigation Of the river is
! stopped by a dam of about quarter of mile
from the above forts. No fotilla on earth
would force the dam in less than two hours,
during which it would be within short and
cross range Of 170 guns of the largest calibre
| many of which would be served with red-hot
shot, numerous furnaces for which have been
erected in every fort and every battery.
In day or two we shall have ready two
iron-cssed floating batteries. Tho plates are
four and half inches thick, Of the best ham,
mered iron received from England and France.
Each iron-cased battery will mount twenty S6
Founders, placed so as to skim the water, and
strike the enemy's hull botweon wind and wa
ter We have an abundant supply of incen-
diary shells, cupola furnaces fof molten iron,
cungreve rockets and FIRE ships.
Between New Orleans and the forts there is
q constant succession Of earthworks. At the
Plain of Chalmette, near Janin's property,
there are redoubts, armed with rihed cannon,
which have been found to be effective at FIVE
miles range. A ditch thirty feet wide and
twenty deep extends from the Mississippi to
La Cypriere
In forts St. Philips and Jackson there are
5000 men, Cf whom a goodly portion are ex-
perienced artillerymen and gunners who have
served in the navy.
At New Orleans itself we have % 900 infan-
try, and as many more quartered in the imme-
date neighborhOOd. In discipline and drill
they are far superior to the Yankees We
haTe two very able and active generals, who
possess our entire condemnation Mansfield
SOrrel and Brig. Gen. Ruggles. For cOmmo-
dOre we have old IlOllins-a Nelson 10 his way.
We are ready to give the Yankees a no: re-
ception when they come. Around me all are
msd with excitement and rage Our only fear
| is that the northern invaders may not appear
We have made such extensive preparations 10
receive them that il were yexstiOus if their
| invisible armada escapes the fate we have in
s!0re for it.
THE MORTAR FLEET.
The latest sdVices from Key West leave no
room 10 doubt that the mortar feet has actually
left for Lake POnchartrain The fleet consisted
6f twenty-One mortar vessels, eight steamers,
and one siOre-ship, and was amply provided
with heavy mJrtsTs, shells and ammunition
The officers and 2eSnen enrolled numbered
about two thousand men, and are spoken Of as
being peculiarly fitted for the work they had
in hand
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OF STATE,

~ WAsHINsTos, January IS, 1901.
The Secretary Of State will hereafter receive
Members OF Congress on business on Saturdays
commencing with Saturday, the first Of mex,
month.
Jan z7-u WILLIAM Ii. SEWARD.
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EVEhY PERSONS INTEREST That fine
- stock OF Clnthing for sale over Gata' Jeweiry
Store Is Low offered at less tn an W no esae prc q
st sMl H'>, NO. 400 Seventh street, cp poste
Post tffioe fa "a o.
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THE PEOPLES CLOTHING STORE, No
L 400 seventh 81. Alvays ahesd! New aTTIvai
II Sprlns Goods, all the latest tIles OF Clothing
at No. $50 Sevent h street. .nen- e. 81 Sm
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Tor SAbE-A 6ns stock # ClOtRIns, Furnish
L Ing GoOds, Turks. Hats and Caps, az whole
gale PRICES ct NO 400 Seventh street, opposite
Post Once. fs "a 3u
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GEN rig Furnishing Goods, Trunks, Clothing,
at the Peoples Clothing Stnre. No $50 7th sire
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SHIRTS. SHIFTS, SsIRrS S.-Jugt received
~ ne dozen shirts. vhlch We offer At old priceH,
At AS lEH'S No. 460 Savanths ~ f. p qrn
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IRo II HALL.

IRo II HALL,
$50 fENssYLvANIA AVENUE.
EMILE DUPRE.
Just Received and Opened,
A large and arst-clsu r.ock Of choice
FAMILY CERIES,
consisting Of:
SUGARS, Of all grades,
COFFEE,
FLOUR,
MAILLARD's CHOCOLATE,
&C., &c, &c.
All Of which he offers at lowest cash prices.
PIXIES CELEBRATED WHISTLES.
500 barrels MagnOlis,
500 barrels xxx,
500 barrel, MiIler' Rye Monongshela,
600 barrels fine Old Rye,
500 barrels fine Old Bourbon,
At CINCINNATI PRICES.
AL the favorite brands Of
CHA MPAGN NE,
Mumm Verzeny, Green Seal, Heidsich,
which, being boughklow, we offer a, unusually
low rates.
Also, Sole Agent Tor
PIXIES ARMY CORDIAL.
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NEW AND IMPRoyED INVENTION
ARTIFICIAL cHEoPLxsTI BONH
Z Z T n,
NiYAoTY INITIAL PIAfp on CLASPS,
DR.. g. B SIS EsMOND. H
SlO broadway, Ness fo-h-260 PennsvfrasSS Al,
=, ssss, btt.ssss l2sk SD lssk sfs /, Easktssfo1,
Cf.ls the ATTENTION Of the pubic to the following
9Nsp1ges ci his improved system:
l. Inc Teeth OF his manufacture vii [1H
never corode nor change color by any ~11xr
sclds. being three fOurths lighter than ary other
=. 10 teeth or roots need be extracted. as ths
LuEcs&i ones can be inserted over them,
:. rae rootS viii be made Inofersive, an rever
ache. Ao'Si
8. No temporary teeth are needed &c permanent
ones can be made imme5iStely, thereby preseryiff
ne natural expression Of the face. which lnder
the Old system is frequently disktured.
B. This work has 0een fully tested over Eve vesrs
oy many OF the FIRST chemists and physicians Of this
DR.. :. has also invented q whits upde,tructive
meta hllinE, With which the most sensitive teeth
can Oe hled vltso1t pain, and can build NJ a per-
!eot, sound tooth on any nde roots, which viii lsst
through lifetime.
The beat q references gIyeu-to Or. V. Mott; Or.
toIenne, Professor Of Chemistry, N. "; Hon
Judse WAYNE, Of the Supreme Court Of washing
TOT, sad thor sands OF others.
Ca!i Sad examine for yourself posIu
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Gas FITTING. &c.

6 NH 2, DOVE 4 co.
eaE rSoS srefsrc2 10 eNecEtc Ar sr<afs viii
Nnlcl they rte. Cs ssVcrcd n tis
Fkt thBLiSS, eAe o. STEAM FITTINa
E3o!NksSSs
IL SfcEs CT tth StTeet, 3 few ocSEE nsrsk az PS,
sfeste, where msI De fosoe oor3s.ote sssortlpsst
u CHANDELIERS gEf etss- So aTEAH sp{
WAEEh tlbFsSE~ tRu-1s
W cas- FITEeEES,
w EsVe IN store and are oEt ' rsoslvirt. 0<s
E<IokES OF entirely New Patterns and DesIEns
anq tICsny sEPeTOT n sfy le 10
sscr'c u th,s mSrkst. We invite oitixeEs general
&c eaIl ald examine our stock OF 6as and w ater
Fix tTes, feeling confident thkt We hsys tke bssf
selected stock IN Wsstinrton
Al Work u the above line intrxstsd 70 ear care
Slll bs ErsmEtT attended 70.
EYERs q MeeEAk.
7&rs-u SIS y stress.
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DENTISTRY.

M . TEETE.
-. L0tsalS, VI. D., the inventor and patentss
sit9s MINERAL PLATE TEETh. ~
NLet foTsols-iJ AZ his oEaoe q this civ H&sa9
msny PeTecns cSn wear tk ese teeth ho01uo
etnhot wear otssre. and no PcrsoI oar wear other.
Vno cannot wear these,
Persons calling ct mJ once can be accommodated
VIZ any styl and price Of Teeth they may desIre:
rt 20 tnose VINO are partition ar and wish the pureet
cicanest est, and most perfect depture that
5te ca prodnse, the MINERAL PLATE will 10
more iGily warranted.
Rooms n tina cIty-No. s3s Pa sxerue. b.tveex
BkIA.
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CUT THIS ADVERTISEMENT OUT!
CUT THIS ADVERTISEMENT OUT!
AND BRING 1T WITH YOU.

The subscriber will advance, in the way Of par
ehase or loan, email sums for short periods, On
DIAMONDS, WATCHES,
VALUABLE JEWELRf
or any description of satisfactory securities. aEy
lady or gentleman who would like 10 obtain few
dollars temporarily, In quiet manner, may do so
by applying 81 Sc llth street., between O ard n,
from III TO O'CLOCK. fe 27-lu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-13

ship Webster. Lowbe Liverpool o. days, mdse TO Spot
ford r.ston TO- He'd a'uccesson Of heavy westerly ses
top.s hurricane which continued for three
hours with fearful carrying sgay lore snd crossack
w., Is dsy before another yard could be got ao owing
the scarcity of the weather. heb a. !st J, 20 lon % ~
ssuans oug L. that sitnssion she colo
NAL built passed coe her aud there no one on board
and abandoned could no. sny came Feb
a. lat n e lon SO 49, passed schooner waierossed aud
out 10 IA Feb - ,nntegei ,e.6c gale nom tie
westward. which lasted . days
Dee l. -, Eelels Jan % teas A A. Lowe Bros Jaa-
lat Il 81 s. Ion. % W. spote ship Little tbr) Edith
RrS NJ T. roat of Lacolnve) Ames ssgus Ia Grsnss
March 2 sugar aud uoasse. to metcsie duncan Had
Bay. Eagle Baker Fcrt Pcken. Feb. 20 via Key West
March 10 ballast 20 $ W, Lsw .ds,., Co. arena y.r.h
70 Bs asa Mor., Para Feb. TO- rubber, cotton, Sc
schf Tho. Holcombe Bennett Lecsa Doc passed Gib.
raitsr JAM birthstone to MeoIesdy. Mots O.. De- 70
consumption March lat 81 Ion. 81 81, spoke d. b. NJ.
sehr. Hesce H. Mitchell Great Ezr Hsrbor days wood.
schr lnkerman tr). Cook HaifAn days. fish to Runisr
Sch Empfss. Tory Flirabethport coal for Boston
schr. W h. Burden. Kelley Norwssk. ballast
schr annie Russell Hodge', Elzsbehpor coal for Nor
schr David Faust Jackson Per. Royal days. ballast TO
scar H. D. 0rind.I Shay Elz.be,hpOr. coal for Boston
schr soPhi. Goafiey, Ras'cl Greenwich, NJ D., adaJs
corn to b. ". Fox Co.
schr J. Ponder Doormsn Smy.cs, Del, days, corn
TO h. y. Fox & Co
schr. Eate, Fschnire, Bhdee,on days, corn to b. N
FoxSCo
Martha Moore Bennett Phiadelphia days, rndse to
Schr uneas, Hoyt Ellzsbsthport coal for Norwich:
Steamer Osprey. Aeaney. Providence, mds~ to Edward
Bynuer. -
Steamer W. f. Brooms Foster. Baltimore. mdss. to VIM
Dalzeil.
SAILED March li-Ships Wallace Ship Island, Anglo
Kan San Francisco; Ssnie Lock Aspawall New World
Liverpool john Bunysn Matenzs. Southampton, Londont
Chss. Hodge Ship Island; Mechenbsrs Mech Cors-
Banks Mornas Star. st. Jsgot JAass r. Ward, MstaDz1
Evrine Cuba; W. oswald lHsub.), Hanbursj Lovsland
(Norw - amouth Bfigs Eliza Ann, McAdams ST Jeso,
arabeils AspinNsu; Thos Owen Cuna; Ann Marine fa-
mouth schr a. Il. C (Brl Jacmel, AMOR Prua) Cork
Also steamships Arabia lr Liverpool; Borussa, of ana
for Hamburg; Columbus, Havana
WIND-Sunset, s. W.
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n, .,a,,h;p Arabia 6oy Lre,yoo-A. Trorope Lon3oDs
J. R. Reed, Albany; I. DoassoD, Manchester s. Ba'ns
s-izssnd o. NJ dc Crsu hi'sde,pho; Nc. And M. y.
Philadeipha. y. B. Ludsm H. o. Wheeler, 6. stanton,
Nicholson New York; Capt. :. A. Fsbens Masa Col and
NJ. PaSspsn and ssrvsat Euslsod; Paul Mcndon J. A.
Horsey, J. 5pese, Sew-York; q. HendTe- Detroit; H. ~
MuIllas Boston
H., and Nrs HSnnopd aud child. II. +. ACing children
aud nurse Mf. BGhemeh end children r. DeCuyper, A.
Artimsp g. Dsnziser r.. Keptsn.. Hr. and Mrs. l.. 6ans
Charles enbkn-r Mr. AMI Ms Lado C. koeaer faai La
pierre Miss pi..rusfsch Jacob Seihhcner. A. hemptr j.
H.u.fu.u Gustav Goebel ard child Aonis konr and ej
Sea-Nork; T. VI pux Mrs Louise RanfInannn, VIM seit-
ro,t Mr. and Mrs H. and infant Philade phia
Mr., sch euz Abraham Stone, California, Geo. Hoaeotns
81 Lou. BeIDh L~cksy Co~iaston Mr and Mrs Pfai ara
chid New. Haven CASHIER. Gustensls j. bernb hrsch
Chicago Henry Brandt, Cincinnati-sJ
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEW-YORK.....-MARcH i
Cleared.

stesrr sLips-Hope Or, Baker. Liverpool Runhard,
Co Coluanba. Adams. Havana, spoford iies.on Co.
RAlis-Salulio. Walker Queenstown, Jackson 4 Nei's
Julien fRus) rjorkman Corr Holrhoe Co. Psmztrass
(Norv Olayesrn. Queenstown tunch MeocAe Wend,;
IT. Msrys Peni-ion Philadelphia elsh. Carver Chase
Bigs-Minuie Miller, White, 1er,eies, More Henry,
Adelphy Dorey Point PetT- James Bishop Co. Ssnoset,
Bri.s. leghon, John r. Bow Nary Alice tBr Handy, Ho
Ofnnde del sud Bret Son 4 Co.
Schooners-Une. si. New. Loudon, II Racket; Z. {.
Smith, Cove Gloucester Mus, A. Howes Bay state Hal
lett Boston J. G.. Daytoa Go Ben, Hickman, Philsdel-
phis. 4. l.. Powell; osalcnd Wheeler. Port Royal +. ID.
Hurlbst Co Joseph G.ice iBr Jackson Port Prime,
Robert Murray; A. Heafon. EyaD, Baltimore Van Bnupt
sazhs; Wa Carroll, Ctipnisn Chester, Pa, W. Mckee
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now free lenders as the deposit arrangement with
tho Sub-Treasury is working snccessfully. Ihecu
rent rate among The Stock Homes 10 still, however,
p cent. In paper there is no change to note
Leading names go at 6a7 y cent.
The amount received for duties to-day is about
5000, O0O, which shows an increasing movement in
trade. The Banks continue their deposit oil demand
notes for 5 " cent certificates; the amount to-cly
exceeds $500 600, of which portion came from IN
terror banks as desirable way TO use surplus iuhds
safely. The indebtedness certificates are not yet
ready A. thew were returned 10 the engraver for the
addition of the gteen tint, which is check against
counterfeting. They will probably be in the market
early next week.
The National and American Bank-Note Compa-
nes are already engaged in printing the new issue OF
demand Treasury notes. and will be tuning out
about million per day.
Tie Sub-Treasurer has sen. S. ,000, coo Of demand
Treasury Notes to the West for the payment of
troops
There were three special sales Of dry goods at
auction today. 3d. oOdolen German cotton hosiery,
gloves, &c, were sold affair prices at which number
of lots duplicated. Also asecond offering of rib.
hons for Messrs Chss. Payen g. Co. The sale was
not so spirited as tie sale last week. Prices were
considerably lower, and but moderate quantity Of
duplicates Was sold. Alfo: 300 lots Of broche shaws
for Messrs. Oscar Prols g. Co. The goods sold
better than tley did last season. but were not 30 de-
srabs as the cats Of goods cold yesterday.
Instructions have been received at the Custom
House from the Department, to receive in payment
of duties any Of the United States Treasury notes
OF every Kind except the new Denand notes. not yet
issued.
We Learn that navigation on the Delaware and
Rsritan Canal will be resumed for the season on
Thursday, the ooh inst, without any postponement
on account OF weather.
Mr.. j. Milton Smith, recently Secretary of the
Home Insurance Company, has been elected Presi-
dent OF tie Arctic Fire Insurance Company.
Tie exchanges at the Clearing House this morning
were SIC, 81 Oh 80.
The Poenix Fire Insurance Company Of Brooklyn
has declared a semi-annual dividend Of y cent,
payable on demand.
The steamer Arabia, for Liverpool, took $l76,45O
in specie.
Tire Hamburg steamer Borussia, for SOUTHAMPTON,
Havre, and Hamburg, took $50 900 in specie.
Annexed is AN abstract Of the Annual Report OF
the Cleveland Painesyille, and AshtatuIa Railroad
for the wear 1861:
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PhiIndslphia Cattle y1arlaet-MARcH IL.

There wa. good supply of Beef Cattle IN marie, this
vel. the or.ur a.outlng shout 400 head Prices
nAtnru about he lat quoted ow extra Cat e
ceiling a. hih ~ 100 10. Ordinary to good Cattle sold
a, tom ~ TO 81 ~.
ssGP-Ihr supply Of Sheen limited the entire offer
,g- al. ~. about head. The demand brisk
AID pre ss ranged from - 10 IS 80 y n, gross.
noo..-This market continues active. and al offered
amounting 500 head disposed or at nom 20
81 80 y lM n, net.
CoysTnee has bern change in this market; u head
of exc sold at from $50 each condition.
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Total amount Of surplus fond........tloi.h4 $40 o.
During the year the road has declared three divi-
dends as follows: January 1861, , 9 cent, cash. aud
. cent scrip. July, ', cent cash, OIL capital Of
5000, 900.
Tie Banks of Boston are arranging TO settle bal
ances in ) T. cent Government certificates.
The following is statement Of the Exports Of
Breadstuffs from the United States TO Great Britain
md Ire1and since Sent 4 lSGi.