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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
TuesDAF, April l. 1862.

Tie New FoIk Eos, Of last evening says
The stock market is extremely stupid aud
i&.cy, aid lower Oil most descriptions. One
81 iha prominent features of the market is the
craving iur exciting news from soms part of
thu leading railroad stocks ha7i5s almost en-
t;Io!y ceastd.
AI:er Ina Board tk@ luarkr: 9ss weak, with
sellers Of New York Central st SS4; Toledo
i54 Rlrh island IS; Galsns 67a, Michigan
Southern, ol3, 90.
The hear;eet OF tbs Western shares ~as III.
inois Gcn:rs!. as low as 6lS being accepted at
:hr close TIE rniaGorabis annual report Of
the Company, jast published, and the stubborn
resistance ct the reh,!s At Island No. 10, we're
tEe Immediate causes Of the decline.
There IS decided haaTincss 10 Government
Skies 10 da7. S,me eli the large Banks have
e=en supplying the market very freely of lato,
and the resction IS 80 moro than might have
eeen expected under tho circumstances. The
price had been steydily rising from 80 to ga,
ard the present sales arc. TO realize profits
The 7.2o noiea SIC dali az 99talo0, mostly at
99i.
Money is ~sca,ccl5 SO active as last week.
CAL !rans aro quoted 63s7 per cent. With e1.
cep'innal business at 8.
Tns so!J market il becoming quite active
again, a!d l0lt is nov freely Did on sellers
option aiai for cash. On short buyers options
l0l4 sonid BE paid.
ESct1ng. On Laldun'is rather trmsr, Indu.
9ncsd az IL. increasing imports and thu firm.
neas ii gold. L:a1iug allis are quoted steady
a; 1l2.
Dtmand noes sTe &c ioager at a premiual.
They are quite plenty today,
Tire Weekly Bank Statement sgsin shows
s decrease in tie loans and deposits, and So
increase liz specie. Tho specie reserve noni-
u.li7 il; $50 IlOn0.
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MEXICAN
Is. tawAaD lh;SAs TIE FokgId:s E:Tes2EiBScE
CssLy3g.

Is. tEwAaD !h;NAs TIE FoksIu,' n:Tes2siSScE
usfLs3g.
From M advance copJ Of the "CoGaspob-
dcnco Respecting the aHlirs of Mexico" laid
by ths British Foreign Office before Parlia-
NEXT BY culrrnArd Ct Her Msjastg the Queen,
40 make The following extracts irou a letter
written By Lord LIONS to Earl Russell, !:om
shict can D. inferred the position assumed By
our Government 10 regard to tho Mexican To-
tsrVe6tion:
Lord Lycns to Earl Ru,sst (~r.ooised Get. 2s)
[Ez!ractj WASHINGTON, Oct. IA, 81.
lhad, ,bo aay Before yesterday, The honor
to receive your L3rdshI9's dispatch of the
28th ult., IeirGca to the sI.ira Of Mexico.
bad, q tea hoars later in the day, en- inter
view with Mr.. Ssward. In the coursa OF con-
vcrsssi6n no introduced the subject Of Mexico.
I found that he had LoL ycg received Mr..
ADAMS report Of ths conversation which TO
held with your Lo.dsE!p Oh tha 10th ulL, con.
| Corning the proposal Of the United States to
assume tho pay msDt Of tue ~interaa. on the
| MEXICAN deb, ~ Great Britain and Francs.
z. told als ,hat he had ALREADY Gent ilsiruc.
| tons l., the United States Ministers in Lon.
| den aud PARIS which would enlsrge tbair
| powcra II Negotiation, and which would IL
| particular enab!: them 10 engage that The
| United States should provide lov tha ~:nte:sst
OF the debt to Spain, It'd also for tho ~sa.isi,c-
ten, 10 a certain extent, iss uhderstood,) Of
tie gen ra! c!a'u:s .! Great Britain, France snd
| Spain upoa Mexico. ua EYas Cue ssid) on the
poin. nt eonGiri, similar instructions to the
UaIted States Minister vi Madrid. be had
been informed that the Spanish Government:
having head tbs. England and France xero
sbou, to intervene in Mexico, had determined
10 be oaiarenauS ~itn saem, and hai already
prepared CT expedition, Thich ~ss rcsdy 10
sail fer Cubh Hvl;d II 40! bs wise to avoid
the complications witch cyula rot bu: follow
such au cx pe1,::ol, b. nssso,iug to al ar
rsng.rncnt which wcuia provide fer the ina
tsrlsi interests Of tho three Europssn Powers,
aad postpone to II morc favorable III diff
Etu!t and dangerous quostlonsE
said to Mr. Seward that | pfcauIaod that
be would race,vu, II. tho Course OF rne dag,
reports from. Mr.. Adams and Mr. D.yton Of
tho manner il which his proposals bad been
rrclvcd by your Lordship and II Thonvenel.
Flo would, I observed, fad that grave ohjec.
tons 70 them were entertained both in London
and in Paris. p7occedsd, in obedience to
your Lusasn'P ; !haii "St'o'o, " 'pSHo
Seward III the serge i'll which your Lordship
had Bpcken 70 Mr. Adams, IS DOT forth in youT
dispatch 10 Earl Usgisy, .ieted the 9th ult.-
| said, 10 r.sisaiss, that her hsjessy's Gov
srnment vste us upprshsnsive as Ar. Seward
hinsaif could Be, 81 ca attempt to build uPaa
g foundation Of debts due and Injuries inaictsd,
by Mexico, a prstausion to establish q new
Govar6lert in thai country.
Her Msjesty's Government thought, how:
ever q proceeded to Observer that the most
ef=c,ual mode OF guarding against this danger
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PRESS ~DlsPATcI.l

AoA!LE, April Especial dispatches 10 tie
Advertiser AID Register, ds:cd Corin.l, yes
tssduy AFTERNOON, say that the battle continues
:icree sec furious, !he enemy siub5orrly 70
sist.ng uIlir late, while the Soulhe-ue,s con.
tiaue 70 press upon them With reSistle.s GO.
Termination, slowly but surely forcing them
oack. Our loss il heavy, but our men sre il
good spillts, and ere thoroughly T.ruSi W
TO the work in hand.
Al light well. but Sae Alabama Miss!ss;o5i
snd louisiana troops display splendid gal@.;,
~. The 2i:t Alabama covered ihcuss.,.J
Siih glory, ibis Regimen, captured two Bat
teries. The Ist LOuisiana Regiment OF Reg
lars look battery. Gen. Bushrod Johnson,
one OF the Done!son prisoners, who escaped,
IL wouaGtd.
NiGar.-Tho ensmy are In luil retreat scl
Ia. Guiiicdc.aies in hot pursuit | wiitv il yAl
tie encny's s?mp, aud on FedefaI pspor.--.
L.rso ~luigtrrs OF Federal prisoners uase al
really besa taken, snc Te exp-:t u capture
lie gr-,,tr par: Of tho Federal army. 10
a.e n!:f.ng lnem back on the river, aul Shall
III! or c.piIio tie orIire army.
The rarlc is still raging With ler:.b.s f.::s.
We have Captured Con. prent 8, aud y ihr:o
number OF officers
Gcn. Albert Sidney Johnston Oh u; haIi-
past two. One Of his legs Was torn By = Oh,!:,
aDJ 3 Mimic bali struck him in tho body. 10
lied while ssliAus!2 and steadily leading our
victorious tioops
Gen. Bsauiesard nv~ connaadl TO kInS.
Hs ssys ulai th!s - = second Manassas h,tL.
Gen. Buell. Was not in uns 10 t.ke es.t AZ
the ACTON. Gen. Grxut vas Il command OF
the Federal fovoea-
MsNFH!s, April "a despatch om Cc.:ni
dated yesterday, says the great bsttle CON-
mencei al jay hight this morning The fsu:
kees were driven back two miiss. Our vic;
torlous columns hIo still advancing. The LIST
Louis.a.S regiment has taken oEv Federal b..
tefT, and several others have been captured.-
Col. " .l:ia.na, OF Memphis Tas killed. Cyc.
Prentiss, who w.s captured, .srys the; i!sI
50. 500 meD III the field and eighteen batiesl,,i
EsaIiy A.! oI which have been captured. Gen.
Buei. :,ad : PARTON u Ma force b: Juck ;.S:r.
We na"n TIC enemy's camp s3d I'll thea au-
mahlIiGn. stores, &c
The cattle was IA very severe one -! CTS buiE
s;dc3 hesYy. The lighting is still going "a,
! 'i.y. Pork is III the advance. Gen. PrinlAs,
Lran., Sherman, AcG!e:nsrd, Wallace sid
Srii;h cenuari Tie Fedcrais. Gcls. Sn.:.h
aas s!c:.. TGo Thousand p%risonhrs hays been
taken and sent 20 our roar. Ii Is reported l-rs
tan! cur iurcss ere fighting Buzz. tcIay.-
GsL. Clark AMI Gel, Blown CT MisS., and Col.
iI!ch.t.is y, no, were TcuaGei. Ina Ed
craft have BEEN t-ivsn to Tie r!yrr s,,d CLIO ut
tenrHug 10 crusS On transports. May p.i-
sUn1id Aro bti'! being clouEa! In.
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4n!n1ollb Enquirer,
TUESDAY MORNING. APRIL &, 1852,
The Fishs In New rItxica.

Extract Of a letter dated e. Paso, Texas,
March 2, 1862:
" received q r~nessnse' from Gen. Sibley, on
the night OF the 25th alt, which loft his camp
ADORE Fort Craig, New Mexico, Oh the night Of
the $50 ult, announcing the gratifying intelli-
genes of a most important triumph over tho
Federals ST Fort Craig on the slst ult
1.-The Ftd.rals were { geo strong. uf which
! 200 wcru tasGlars-tha residue. Meaican vol.
un,eers and militia, in. and around the Fnrt,
under lis guns. Sibley, after spending several
days in VAN effngta III induce tine enemy to
engage him Oh thu PLAIN, turned the Fort, to
the North. to cut off supplies and communica-
;ica; AMI IS bis, tSlblcy'sj trains were closing
up, tue eiisiny attempted TO destroy and cut
ti,ern up, and had planted a battery Of seven
guus in the woods near the Fort for this pur-
pose. 4 general engagement followed, lasting
uisny hours. The enemy were repulsel with
great slaughter and retreated to the Fort-our
brave and heroic Toxans capturing the entire
artillery, ssTen pieces--one 24 FOUNDER, three
long l2'S, two long SKIES, and one small howit.
Ear. This battery seas actually taken from
TIE enemy By BOOZE kHfres and SIT shcotersi-
An achieEesueat before unknown in warfare.
Oar loss Ia killed. is thirty eight, including
Major Lockrldge and several line ot1 cers, and
one hundred and six (106Cwoundsd.
'S:biey's force on the field was 1900. 1t
is said That at least 1000 of the Mexican VOL
unteers ncd militia left the isld for their
homes. TIE r.sidue will do the same as soon
as they have the chance.
Colonel Uaaby Commanded the Fedsrals.
lie exhausted himself in meo and means to
mske this stand at Fort Craig. II Is said that
The morning alter tho fight, Of the !, 200 regu-
lars only some $50 or TOO mustered for roll
call in the fort,
"Thy General had sent q iorcs Of FOG men
to hold aud occupy SJcorro, 4 town thirty
miles north OF For, Craig, and to capture tho
! supply trains which were eR route for Feet
Crasx FROM Albuquerque. This latter town is
lis milss from. Craig; Santa fs about 200
miles from Orsig.
"i"n deSa;tass from ouT forces (Germans}
~ya: .lto the Fart two days before the fight,
and rrPortcd to Candy, that Of Sibiey's COM
raud, lhere were not geo men over Is years
age. Only two deserters from Craig (resulars)
csne |" Sib!ey. A great many Mexican sol.
die!s with ,hoir arms, continued to fsll into
St5ley'S hands. and he very properly dismissed
thrfn AL, giving them their horses and provi,
si0ns 10 take them home, and only retaining
,heic arms. These are the items / CLEANED
from Gca. S,b!ey's Messenger, which | pre-.
suu:e are true.
Il have no dcub: the General has left a par
81 dis force to witch Fort. Craig, and has pro,
c-adsa 10 Albuquerque aad Santa Fs I tsks
i. thar tins conquest of New Mexico is com,
! aleied by cur heroic Texans.
Far: Craig il l65 miles north Vi This, jE
\ D.s. -,
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SuLl;vA os:l
= III IS4OM As ~. kEESkE, GG<T.
LARGE SALE OF FC%ANirUaA, &C., IA

YAlEE Cover n.nsut hurirG de'-fmiu-d - occupy !9s .
4 Gtiisry 10. yiLaI ths AshiaEd Ho,sI, and AN Tho tr"d.
Jug. conurslct Tith T., s. The FURkIrChE, OF ere-J' i-id
ratraic-r Ia then. ine:uuins E very ls:sV nrmErr -;
Esds. GedsteutI AID BecaIIg Crcetery md Gias..s:.;
! sbi- ana Kitchen Furniture: onG sisO aii The .uppir, &
G!cce:!rs ett P.sS!.ien, IN sterr. "iE BE teit a: a.. -, II.
On lse premises. on FRIDAY. tie l!rI cI.Ar.u. cox.
zl:uGng st ~ C%'e!ycs =. ii fer casr.
Also, Jae good Mule, Cs:. tad Harness, ,eyrra. Ccs!,
aud & nGabrr VI AvsJ, vii u sold st As ,.ns L., TIA
oL he saUe Ierhs-
Th:. ssls present. to iho.s des!iibc thea : ra.e SLshca
Of procuring uauy ARTICLES now scarce or net :. 10 J.y-
cured elsewhere.
cal. vonduc.rj by rHG1. ". hEES:I.
ap. e-iGs iA.t.oaset.
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!rt.u u,s Loaia7ius JonrCai j
M an, TIE MARAupER, ASD PRENTICE.

SoHG an, TIE M~ARAUpER, y PnEi;TicE.
Colonel John Morgan, the notorious TIA.
rand pr il an enthusiastic admiraT Of General
Bnck1,,r, late OF Fort Doneisan, now Of foLt
Warren. SO, as Buckaer wro:o TO US from
Fort Warren, Morgan, after bis l"ro exploit in
seizinp:the railroad cars at Gallatin,. Ieanes-
see. thought be must write to us to7. There
il no telling how extensive 2 Rebel cor7cspen-
dance NO shall soon get to ha7s. We annex
Morean's epistolsry perf"rns'Cc, promising
that We know nothing about Robert .. Wo1d,
.Ir " whose name is united with that q tho
more famous land-pirate:
GALLATN, TENNESSEE,
Monday, March n, 1862.
g.. b. Prentice, Esq Loassp'us:
Sir: We bog to e1py6ss our a~issppo,ntihens
in not meeting you here as VS. had anticipated,
ond to assure Sou that ws feel confident thai
better luck will crown oar efforts st Sumo
we We trust you will not. lons dslHy your
,.om;ssd trio 10 Nashville, as ti;iG you'd put
"a "a the incop9enlence OF visiting Louis7ills.
All we'll 10 Dixie, aud send 'hsif kih'sSt
.regsrds- T., osa
loan d. MoRaAx, Commanding Squadron.
The n]recious pair OF bandits profess to have
cal. anstt disappointment st not fading US on
tSs esrs asixsd BY them and their aocomplices
At aallatin. Unqusstionably they, you'd %
Yery glad to get us, thinking no d0u0' 'na'
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" afO>r vALCAaLE STORES AND
DWELLINGS On TIE SoCTN SIDE OF BROAD. e.
rFEEd CD AND srH btKEEId, iuE hAG AT
AUCTION.
ArJILI. be sold IT auction. CT th- pr-rxn.-, on Tuesday,
" Ee s.h of kptn. lso=, nt ~ O'clock, p. NJ. tno.e
two f-InAfsAbly S~s!i.bui!t, md Gonir.biy sel..srransrd
Granite sGt lron-ffont teneGer.;, !ocat.7' - ahoyu. OLE
CT WHICH s non !E tie occupancy VI Sir. Ttes. d. Qanries,
and she otbss rcruty IL he occupancy o. ,l=srs. Ges6-
snaS. gusrlrs Z Go. fhetsDereht "ccG7ist b. II. lGasles
L. & very iarFe npr. srd 10 oow only GGlairsbiy vel ssnpIed
~ o dry goods p.ore eus the upper past 20 sD1pg the
ab5st cnhvrD!ent, sd vii Arranged for tbs sccomEiods-
lion CT a large family 10 be found OF Broad street Ito
tenement !scGnly occupied by aess.A CrsnsksS. S,sti-s
l. Co.,, k ;s:erslly coICedsd to be ia- tre,t Dry ooods
atorG IL this city.
TnAs-oretlrh cost, :he talsac" -; ! End & year,. :or
negotiable ootea, H!th ini-t.st paysti: ha!i.y.sriy spi
secu-ed By . Ia.t deed, With ycIrlcde ;, ihc purchaser
% anticipate SIC SEcdi: pR5men:i. .%hr t.Iet AID !u,-.
Es:cc Tor lSt2 % 81 paid CO the pu.cha.ess.
GCtpi& j AtPERSOS,
april ltd Auc!sCss-.
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The Baltimore American" says :.

When the yota was taken in the britlah
Parliament on Gregory''s motion calling for the
pagers between the two Governments IN rea.
ton 10 the blockade. which wss negaiiVed
withcut a dirisiou|sthsre were present !" re-
mai kable American ,psrsonages On tho door.
The nae was ThuIIoT weed, rocking Us oerane
o, If "all the bach counties we're heard FROM
sad tie e,actios had gone right; aod the other
was Sens:o? Mason, tho Rebel Commissioner,
lo: k:rg HI black as a thunder clcud from which
eli leo electricity had heen drawn.
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.BoLpSEsz CT THE KEcEss1oEI;Ta.

- hHsulhSEou correspondent Hiites
TIC secezsio6ists Of this city and Baltimore
have been worry bold of late. Secret rebel
meetings have been held here, and within a
day or two the knowing ones have been foil Of
the idea that the rsbel army of tho Potomac
vas about TO return to its old position, taking
q shsrai, Mcclellan By surprise. The story was
circulated by the robrls on Sunday that jack
san lad returned upon B.Lk7, cspiured hi,o
and re-taken Winchesier. Although the sto-
~ vas krown to be false, the secessionists
prr'is,ea in it. Oas Of the worst Of these rob.
.! s;nry -;elIers lis q IssdiDg bunker in Wash
ins:l:', TG..se property IS projected by tue
Goreram ant, aud who haa heretofore made
comfortable suIAs out vi tho Government. /:
's not only Episcopal cleTgyhen who publicly
s,L!bi: !hslr synpstiies fGr tho reoellion.-
30us OF our leading lawyers DO il; some at our
"eailhItst BANKERS sre in the sanis category.
Onr of them reasoned openly the other dsE IA
this fashion: III , apcre out my mind in favor
Ct rho rebellion cautiously, I lose nothing with
td:s Government. end shall gain much u!M
til. Otasr, should it ever triumph hare"
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! would be for Great R-itat:, tho United States,
and Franco to jpin Spain ID LIE couIsr G, a..
ticn, the objacls aud ;imi!a or elieh shvuEl co
strictly defined beforehand. This certainly
appeared sporo prudent than to allcw Sp1in
to &c: alien: nov, ard after wards to oppose ito
results .! her operSi!ara. il she COULD e. too
fer.
M7. Seward appeared to b. unwilling l.
abandon IA nSn plan, witch would, hr SAID,
have the Advantage Of Rendering ell ~ini"r'er-
ence on The part Of European Powers i'll the
attIir5 Of Mexico entirely su;s;Iilheus.
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,ys,s ,>f.'s 'sCHf EST, /!
.n1rT.Nr ~, I~sspEn-1K GESERAlts OFFICE, !
SluissluND. Eeoruury ri, ls62.

WAR yEsss.s NA5LSI
ANJUTAET AND ISSPEO-hk akNthhhs ofFlHE.
RloiSluNb. Eenruury ri, ls6a.
General OtIvrs, Rob. =
THE soDor... rs; & Congress, Witt kesulSts,ss OF
,,o s,c-s..ry - VA. tferrupIn, are published for Ice
Information OF We ArrS
IAN A., ~ su;s-7!,s aud provide for she o .ssuls a,ioa o.
the Maryland Line 4
.sSc The Congress VI toe CONFEDERATE 'iafcE CT
.r,rrio. d, enact. That all nkiiye or adoptsu ,i,,E-I;srt
,t- S,ate d: Masyishd, Eho have heretofore yuiunlrere s,
,r- r"v e, or u.sY hereafter vclsntccr In Il service,
;s C7,ied,rAts sisi-s, rnSy, a. ths!r opttoo, be prg.ni. Il
s.! aiaisd intr csn,paniss, ,lusdsoue, hatta;ona Hna
Tcs:74Snts, aaG, With tn Grst Maryland eglpeut, add sew.
sr;I saua6oits DOM II Eei vice, into one .. more ~brigaoes,
:, Il. a:.uaa rs tha hAsyLSNo tLas said organisation TO
tt % sc-ocdsasc Nth eristns laws ihpproItd !s'ru'
s!y Is, iSts'l
Il. 10 Accordance VIA the requirements q! the snoSo
art. al NsTyisndess poH Ia service IN the military organ
n,Loa,, cite: than that OF the Fret Mary had Rrs;msrt,
viii apoa application proper evidence, Getting forth the
fac, hat tasy arr nsCvs or adopted tisryiaLlefs, hti?s
t~c:.issel,} 10 ;rnns!ersea!0 the First Msryiano f"r.raerti
e.. ~usT5 ihe nve,bers aye sufficient, may be- orgsnisec
:uis cc:a?Sadcs, squsdscas, bsiaions OF res.nsnts, which,
VIZ The First hnryisad Regiment, Will be YoEmsd IN, e"
s;:.t t. u known ss TIE NARYLhSp Line
II. Co. George II. stuart; uoT commanding The tirs
AI,:;ianI Regiment, Is assigned IN TIL, ,iGiy IL i.f1-iz:.
s.c, .e saastiua 20. his own regiment. ard .,-ai gai. G!ar
,:ca. He material obiSlurd BY eI.is,zenis md tran.!s-S,
H.. A~e,ord.oee WITH The foregoing .sr-aar:as cc'rlnnod 81
ts Siu.e,
j.; o:cer NJ sAs I~sc.e:ary OF Wat
q. CoorER
FEB Ys-i. lliutsnt and Inspector General.
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AGGftS.: SALES.
ny .:ODDIN & Apps.soE, Auc....

VERY E.LUARLE HIxECE STORE AND
oNkLLIsu On TIE sOGTF EIDE or FRANKLIN,
BETWfEH TALJ STREET AND LOCUST ALLEY. roP
SALE AT AUCTION.
A Ttne rsqurst oiMr. ". CeGwiord, We shall SCI. IT pohyc
"a auction, on The Premises, Oh THURSDAY, Tux .UTu
dwelling nov 10 ,ie occrs sacy CT nr. Crawford. II Il.
admirably arranged tcv Il storc bcioG ana dvs uire sbryr.
sud s, nov In perfect repair IL every respect. lea: /.
rsnte! 10 4 good tenant ut an aunuRi rent Of $3.50.
T.aNs-Ralf cs5h, balance ~ " month";, Tor negotiable
r2t-s, Interest added, sscu:ed by q deed trurt.
TIE taxes 70. lS62-ts Ge paid ty tbs purchaser.
T. Sit can be bought privately.
G0DDIN i AP1ERaOS,
LpIi I-LIs auyuru,er.
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MOST SALCAIsLE1N AND WELL koCsYED
PRIVATE RESIDENCE

OS riE EAxr LLSE OF GOVERNOR sTREtr FOE sALE
AT AUCTION.
xSIlLL &c soIi at .ac;iou. CD the pTetise,, &C WrDsSy
Y pSI. The BIZ 0.r " ApAI1- 1ss:, HI III 0ciook p. ~,
either Of thse Iwo femarAatly Well pull! AID admirably
iv,ste1 tsnsments 90 tie east linr or GoEernbr .tr.et, CO..
cup.ea the ore By D. W L. Pi-ssALi., ,so other ~ Ges.
W. johnson. ESQ, the %purchsser ~ have enocu II Isnr-
nsn,s. A single biz wu! BE teseryed ey the ow.er In orde:
TO p.evsuts Tacriece, anc :hr len smsrt detected ~ Tia
%pasge.ser 70 81 BE- tult ,JaIe.; to BE hight or ts ts-
Aot1.
These tensmels we're tuilL sbeu. teu S.uIa aRo. uEtsr
the sup .rintence Of Mr. Henry ETall. and 10 ezPeuse WA
spared TO make them SC per est and durable " every 70.
gp-ct IS ~as practicable. They ss 30 veil ND isyofsbiy
kaoUn leelng On GoYetno: street, tppo.:ts The toTsrnore
iIssl!o ~ shat a more Iensrsi description II tcelss I'd un'
necessary. They aGve al the SsCA. NATURALIZATION bf
E lIstrIal, dueltG3. euj are believed ~ be in.eAe.i''s'
ori.r.
TERMS -Ope-rsurth cgsh, rlae &C.. al s.J, '~.!'e the
eighteen months, for Negotiable noLcs, lns5ss! -ecson.
cured BIZ trust ceEi-:Ec tnae5 aEd INSURANCE '0' t
u0pDLH 1 !pIElsoS.
yhos-a Aucl6ues:t.
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3-tJ
.r,.n sAKn CaLLKD "Ck-

mar Mil" AZ MILLS East OF RICHMOND. CON.
TAlNlNo s2c ACRES. ToGsIItA %iI ho rTasoSAL
A T The rrnu.st OF CLa:Ics I. horIs., Eco, Nc shall slil
a at public auction, on lie premise q ,s OF Ts ssl2t. The
land. OF Dr.. Win. 4. .nrs.laa, br. John :. Friend, aud
CoIooei sherw,n Mae. The improvements consist 81 a
tsscohous, az Other out buId1rI.. About 1Sj acres IL
high land, weIset Ia clover; uso4' IGl Acres Ia PINE SD
oai -oof q original growth, which sil yield, Il 's SID,
sbort en- -srds per acre. The rcnalpirg IL acrra IL In
Ca,sssb.n!ny io- grounds, on which ubcut To- tcsh-is
n!nt.: oss have been lerded. The location !. : very
nssLoy one, and the neiShsorhood aneIcepuSasble.
immediately altar the Jao Of the lad, al the p-r.orGl
.feria or The .sus VIII be sold: cos'istas 81 corn, is'ite',
shrcks, stsH, Rasons, carts, mules, hones, aoh fAriniaS
implements Posse5aIon sirsr at once, II required.
TsIms for The real c..ats. oae third cssn, balance ~ eIe
and tine ysIIj, iot tonIE 5es.iaJ iateIest 0sfn!eS bih
trust deed. sor ,bs p..uens! ete:t., 81! -rE4 rndsr si0C
c.,l, over tina: amount f9rr months cfodN ice approved
endorsed I~tSc!lab!. paper.
GoDplh & APPERs1H,
SI.Tch aT-ris Auct!onecEs.
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SSECIALhHD PFItEmPTORy SaEEcS
- kkESE HpkING CLQrEIMG AT AuClIQN.

w ANt hHA n Va
tkESE SPRING CLOTHING AT AUCTION.
n Tuesday the lett Inst &c ;aal sell al our %st.-
~ hv1et, by j~aixloSne, FiLhaI: rSsrI2s. The la:geot I'D
ZOOS, d-:ifsh!e ss.ortmec. "
SUPERIOR SPRING CLOTHING
ever occr.t Tor iatf In iha narks;, cynf riLps -. q:
AVE HUNDRED LOTS.
beng ;as .httrs hsAnce OF Two ik1se 1.nufsetuhnR .cf
!9tt:L7 hor-.E doino brsine
nc .nuro STOCK l. N ens order. fresh zud sessoL4t.u,
Aud zhtcIac;ared expressly !or The SSuthera trade
TINS :. b. la nc Z lst drs:abls 10. Of Clothing y ehsV-
i'er G5.red. and Is worth, the su@luoa Of Vac largest
huyer.
I~a:a!oguei vii be ready, aud Tie SoSa prspsrse res
exap!nsiion OIL TEUSLBviY.
sale ri ccancoco ~ iD o'Gek.
~ TEaMs cAsl. ERYT. rAiEs 4 co,
a.! std: Aaouen-.n.
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IRson he ohicsyo Evening JsaEnsi, eth Is.o
rsts1aLe sAnsoAp ACCIDENT.

4 f~iish:iul accident occurred on the Chica-
20 anil Nortrw sstsrn railway at haltpast ten
oo'elock last night. by which FIVE cars, bearing
. portion ct Colonel BsEstoT's Third Wiscon-
sin Cavalry, weis Hurled from the track. IN
~e:sntlr killing ten soldiers belonging to COIL"
ps,iss 4 and 6, aud wounding iourtasn 9th
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Capt. Ericsson, III a private letter to = Yam

Capt, Ericsson, III a private letter to 4 IAN
hce Senator, says:
1--WE csn yet soI- Go cn:Tect estimate CT the
Obstructive power OF lha Monitor. You are
aware that the 7esssl possesses an excess Of
huoYSncy Of l20, 900 pounds, and is therefore
capable OF sustaining q turrs, thicker than the
present ore, with guns Carrying quadsuple
Ee;ghf @! shot to hose employed against the
s.ervE aa Nor can l omit to call Your attsn-
ton 10 tbs very light drsugh: OF water Of the
Mcni:ur, Lst uR rs CAUTIOUS how We place
yessais drawing twonty ieet d waser TO defend
our great c,tieA:" .