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Litchfield enquirer., 1862-12-04

PACKING APPLES IN LEAvEs.-A few years ago, Mr. J. W. Boynton, of East Hartford, while gathering up leaves under all apple tree, in the spring, observed beneath them few fresh, unirozen apples. It suggested at once that dry leaves would answer well as packing material for fruit, and the next fall, and every season since, he has used them for this purpose. We saw few days ago some specimens thus preserved, seemns y as fresh and as piquant in flavor as when first gathered; yet he assured us they were varieties that would have decayed months ago if unprotected. His pIan is to pick the apples carefully at the proper time, not to pack them until the forest leaves are perfectly dry and the weather quite cool Then the ap- ples and leaves are placed in alternate layers, and the last layer ot leaves crowded in as close as possible by placing any convenient weight on the cover of the barrel. The leaves are ot such elasticity that The whole may be compress ed so tightly as 10 prevent all shucking. &c., and yet not bruise the apples in the slightest de gree. In this latitude, Mir. Boynton has never found it necessary 10 keep these barrels of !ruit in any place warmer than all open shed IL would be advisable, Of course, everywhere, to keep them in as cool d place as possible. l the spring, they are to be removed to a cool airy cellar, or to an apartment especially fol fruit, in connection with the ice houaes.- Iome stead.
Litchfield enquirer., 1862-12-04

Christian ReinFlars, wwT ATCH-M AKER. VS Titchfield. Conn. tf-4o
Litchfield enquirer., 1862-12-04
E. !SiHDseS.

F. sinlsies,
 LEAVING purchased the Shop in West Street
 k \ formerly owned by William Rogers is prepared to do all kinds of CARRIAGE REPAIR ING, in the shortest possible time. Also-NEw WORK made to order. Give me a call. Litchfied, Aplil 3tth. 1852. tf-2
Litchfield enquirer., 1862-12-04
I A :. 4s IT'S
 EFF,E4 IE.SCENT sELILE!s Ap. R|E\':'

4 E NT's
 EFFE2 IE.SCE.YT SELIZEI, Apl RIE\:' HIS valui;hical!d p,pual Medicine has univer a@!iy received tine most favorable recon.- nontattcns or the MEDICAL PRuFLsSloN
 ana the PUGLIC, the most
 EFFICIENT AND AGREEABLE
 S A L N A RENT It may be used with the best effect in 4iiiops and ftJrHe Nisease$ C,&ireneSs. Sick Head -ic@e, -A""see. Loss ot -lll eiGc, Inoiye>i Or, -ic'aHy 4f tie >touacl Iorl4a,i,. nI lie
 Liter, Go1t, Meunaattc -40tc-
 tto"s GrQrtL IiiEs.
 ana ail con!l ,ils, N here GENTLE AND COOLING APERIENT OR FURGATIyE
 I> REQUIRED. Ii is particularly adapted to the wants of Travellers ty Seu and L.tld, Residents of Hot Climates, Persons Of Sea.Etary Habits Invalid. and convalrscrnts Captains of Vessels an, Planters, will find it valuable addition to tbei, Netiicine Chests.
 It is in the form of a powder carefully put np in bottles, to keep in any climate and mere y requires water poured upon it to produce a .jcliGh fui eff rvc:cent beverage NumcruuS testimonials from profess ional and other gentlemen ot he igAcSt standing through out 'he country a'tl it's steadily increasing pop, u!Arity for a series of years, strongly guarantee it's c;.iC"cy and valuable character and com ;p! it to the t;vor;tb notice of an intelligent yUbi"
 Manufactured only ly
 VARIANT & CO.,. No 278 Greenwich St, cor Warren St.,
 NEW YORK.
Litchfield enquirer., 1862-12-04
NIessrs. E.aZaggzs & Morris.

are entirely free from any such objections as "c eur with those ordinarily sold ant their periec knowledge of he profession enables them to ii the Eve m IS: SkiltnIv and accurately.
 To these wavering between the WANT " SrECTAtLES, and the DISLIKE naturally fcl at being obliged tc wear them,
Litchfield enquirer., 1862-12-04
FLOWS.

E. ID NGcNJTELEs EM AS received a few of Bronsons Celebrated @ A Roxhury FLOWS. which he will sell foe Cash at the same price they are sold at tha Mannfactorv
 Litchfield March 18th. 1S6a. tf-Af '
Litchfield enquirer., 1862-12-04
THssEee .NTO!60ns,

EeHsskee .N1O!S0s'S, KEROSENE OIL, FLUID & ALCOHCi'
 ALSO A LARGE variety of Kerosene Lamps fa'eh' "A Night Burners. Tom Thumb Lamps An nealed Flint and Common Glass Chimhles'- Sol1l cheap for Cash, by ,,.psu tf-14 RlFEaloe AANoss'
Litchfield enquirer., 1862-12-04

New Milford. Sept. 25th, 1862.
Litchfield enquirer., 1862-12-04

Cbnsnmpirs do not despair till you have tried AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL It is made by of the best medical chemists in the world and its all bespeak the hsh merits of its virtues Philadelphia Lsdger.
The New York herald., 1862-02-21

anything of tho kind. | owed il 70. my ewn
hard labor my own ability and good conduct.
II the New York public in large numbers 10 my en-
tortanmonls they did because gave better enter
tanmsnt than they could find anywhere else, and
should pay them very bad complilnerS II thought
otherwise.
Permit me to remark that the press exercises very
degrading influence upon tho stage when IL encourages
actors 10 believe that In their profession owing
not wholly TO their oxerions but the generosity Of the
public No professional man works harder than Tia
actor nor earns his money honestly. Why then,
should he alone DO called upon 10 receive his honest
wages as II he had not earned them but II he in
measure favored by being paid by those who haa
bought the fruits OF his aborf Is IL 10 make him crge
before the theatrical critic, who Processes 10 be the
ccorkeeper oil public avors With great respect for the
= oss allow me TO reply-nonssAse With all your
over you cannot make bad good one nor per-
saade an audience, who have been bored with dull
performance that they have been greatly amused You
deceive some few outside but you impress very
little on the public at largo, whom find quite capable
of knowing good from bad without any assistance.
These sentiments have always expressed very can
ddly and they have aided in earning for me the enty
of many scrbblsrs tho American press who did not
relish my Independence Of them shall continue 10
read their paragrap with much amusement, nor even
ask you to keep their inventions within bounds until
in the present case tbsy exceed the yery wide lice
claimed nv these :ulrrais for freedom Of nsrspre.>
DION BOUOlC saa
The New York herald., 1862-02-21
MAILS FOR THE PACIFIC.

Tho steamship Champion Captain ssabury, will leave
this port at on to-day for Aspinwall.
The mails for the South Pacific and Central America
will close this city at halfpast ten O'Clock this
morning
The New YORK characterization for the Pacidc-wiH
be published at nine clock in the morning.
Single copies, in wrappers ready for mailing six cents.
The New York herald., 1862-02-21

tna he had pressing business 10 attend to- therefore
excused himself.
Mr.. George w. Wiley here moved that the resolution
be egrahed 10 President Lincoln, and that collection
DO taken up 10 defray tho expenses OF the same which
was red
The collections amounted to &11 TT.
Gessrs A. A. Phillips, J.. re Angels, ID n Haight and
T. Woodruff handed dispatches TO Mr.. Theo. T. Tomlin
son, who read them aloud asking mercy towards .he p
scner.
Tho meeting here adjourned.
The New York herald., 1862-02-21
Mr.. Dion Boueicault and the Abolition
Press Of America.
Nsw THEATRE ROYAL ApELrn,
LONDON. Feb. q. 1862.

JAMES GospoN BENNETT, ESQ.,
DEAR ss-I have been informed that paragraph has
appearea In the New York Times and the Ereaino
Post to the eject that had "dspaycd the stars
and stripes over stage Of the Adoph In London but
Oh tho arrival sf the news OF the Trent Affair had dis
placed the flag Of the Union and raised the Confcdoas
colors in its stead.'
This statement Is sn,ree from beginning 10 enda pure
nvcntion-apd regret to add not the only falsshood
which has bcca published concerning noe in tho American
newspapers. Hundreds cf similar paragraphs wcro
showcrcd upon my successful path while resided IN tie
United states. l took no notice Of them, ncr woud
trouble you 10 this instance had net the false.
hood been brought forward In the United states Court
with a view of preludicng jury.
In descanting the above paragraph, tho samo jour
mails add that during my residence In America realized
large fortune, which owed TO tho generosity OF
! the public beg 10 say that never owed
The New York herald., 1862-02-21

Departure or the Third Battalion Of the
Third Regiment New York Artillery.
On last Wednesday afternoon the Third battalion OF
the Third regiment Of artillery, New York VOlantsors,
Colonel Jas H. Iedlie consisting Of four batteries
mandod by Captains Jenney Morrison Riggs and White.
started for Washington, pursuant to orders from tho
War Department, They numbered about Ave hundred
add fifty mon.
The New York herald., 1862-02-21
ARRIVAL OF THE REMAINS OF COLONEL
RUSSELL. IN NEW YORK.

The remains Of Colonel Charles L. RUSSELL OF tho Tenth
CcDascticut regiment arrived in the city last evening,
about eleven o'clock from Roanoke Island via Fortress
Mcnroe and will be conveyed TO Now Haven In the eight
o'clock tram this morning.
The New York herald., 1862-02-21
roo LATE FOR CLASSIFICATION.

n Bedford street Methodist Episcopal church. Patriotic
singing by the choir and cOngre Reading Of Wash
ingons Farcwen Address Vrstn BY the pastor Rev Mr.
NeNm n.
The New York herald., 1862-02-21

Delaware State Lotteries.
KENrucKy-ExrRA Glass 3s--Feb 20. 1862
Il, 63, So, 65, II, Sc, 8, 22, lS. GO, 81.
DELAwARE-CLAss 15f-Feb. 20, 1Se2
62. 81. IS, Is. 80, 81. "A, 60, 6l H. H. Al, 80, At
Circulars sent by addressing
Wilmington. Delaware or Covngton, Kentucky.
The New York herald., 1862-02-21

At Jcffcrs', 553 neutrality-suspicious. Bali
moral Boots, 81 80; mlsses', 81 50 chdron's 81 23
JEFFERS 673 broadway.
The New York herald., 1862-02-21

Omciai Drawings or Murray, Eddy q
Co. - Kentucky AID Missouri State Loteries
KENTUCKY. EXTRA CLASS 55-Feb 20 1862
l, G, 81. 81, 8, 62, 81, Is, 40, ", SO, 63.
KENTUoKY. CLASS S6-Feb. 20. 1861.
81. 80, 81, l, Z, "a, ~, 40. 43, So, rs, 46, 81.
Circulars sent free Of charge by addres either
MURRAY, EDDY 4 co.,
Covington. KY. or st. Louis. Mo-
The New York herald., 1862-02-21

Tho Attractions OF Bnrnum's Museums
immense, and drawing Overlooking houses Comn0
dore Mutt is the bright particular star there just
The New York herald., 1862-02-21

Prizes Cashed in all Lcgalixed Lotto.
ries.-Information given. JOSEPH BATES, Broker,
10 Wall street. New York, up stairs.
The New York herald., 1862-02-21

Deady DeaAU Dead!!!-The General Has
gone. He a good God bless him See his Photo
graph at HOLMES, 2G4 Brosdway.
The New York herald., 1862-02-21

WashingtOn's Birthday.
GLORIOUS UNION VICTORIES.
FIREWORKS, FLAGS AND LANTERNa
HADFIELDS Agency,
~ John street,
BeiMeen BROADWAY aud Nassau street.
The New York herald., 1862-02-21

silk Handkcrchiefs-AtW Wholesale.
BAILEY Southland
The New York herald., 1862-02-21

wedding Cards ind Note Papcrs-Grcat
Inducements Elegant styles and low prices at EvERDELLS
old establishment 81: Broadway, corner Dunno
The New York herald., 1862-02-21

Pure TObacco.-Ye1lOw Dank T0bac.
cooodwins Pure Yellow Bank Tobacco free from all i'm
purities for sale by AL tobacco and dealers, and
wholesale by T. GOODWIN BROTHER, 200 Water street
The New York herald., 1862-02-21

New and Delicious Articlc.-Extra
refined maple Syrup manufactured BY the New York
Steam Syrup Refinery and be found all the first class
groceries, Wherever II is used, has given entire sasfac
ton. General depot, HENRY kEATOR CO., 672 Broad
The New York herald., 1862-02-21

Rhinaldo M. Waters, Importer and
manufact rer Of fine Sofs to n Walker
The New York herald., 1862-02-21

| Batchclor's Hair Dye.-The Best I'm the
World Harmless reliable aud instantaneous Sold aud
! Piled nj BATCHELOR's Wig factory, l6 Bond street
The New York herald., 1862-02-21

| Cristadoro's Hair Dye. Prcsorvativc ana
WiesThe in the world, Wholesale and retail, and the
| dye privately applied at No. 6 Astor House.
The New York herald., 1862-02-21

THE ILLUMINATION.
Tho joint resolution from tho House was received
making appropriation Of thousand dollars FOR llu
miuatng the public buildings Saturday evening" the
22d inst. and motion of Mr. ANTHONY rep) of r. L.,
Il was passed.
The New York herald., 1862-02-21

Fay's Spanish Hair Gloss.--A Chcmteal
Comsound similar to the natural oil OF the air Sold BY all
the druvp vp,aiS
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PROVISIONS.
LOST ANn E0UND

T CSI-ElIW. ~ IIlE CORNER Or ID
- a't ana l3a. ~, and .6N B-r, Way q Lads =
.ro'c.i IN tpe style0 l,rge niue ersur ID medal
."n' boarlnE thu letter N u d ga abs, pantpnt
rom q l01- ,happa pin of e. ..r.gel yoId. Tae ma
''r ".. Do llrrtly rc"nrird Iv cav u, tHr srt a
N'' TIFFANY CO.., 800 Broadway, mll2 4'l35
S25. 90 RI. RiWARD-LosT ','.Il = osr ON sATuR;
Avenue aul 20 40, e. guury aud j iarHsp a. y
Bank u1Hs 0u tap Mo- suc,' '.l TrAlorA' Ba1E
Ttn a s.I. Co., mn. ,y, v.,o ever WiI return the same
% Altl IS wal receive sac above reward
mhl2 $3.50
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SAVINGS BANKS.

MARINERS SAVINGS BANK.
Nl NO. / Sd AVENUE, Corner Tth STREET
Open hom 70 2 daily, and on Monday, Wed
nasdSy and Saturday evenings from 10 8 O'Clock
Deposits on or before the lst Of April will bear In
terest from that date, THOMAS d, SrILLAAN,
Preat, ISAAC 7, SMITH, SeSy, mhlA 2aao'ns
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y. y, whOI,AAie PiIces of Country Prsd~os.


FrlpNY, March fIth, s6l,
rTrR The receipts II DuI,gr have Ousn con-
Il,rAu.y larger than asst wask
40 loout O.. pals "Od9l Wssl Penn. choice.l'Slf
gr9age ". pals. .gEu5 5I " " a.r...il,als
. ..II@ u " Res choice. i3ala
TifA ussI.ip clr Ire2rmg butter fr ~ ca. .ll68ia
hat -. .2uUfg2, 4" " (rglll .19at4
Wa.ll tuDs " ..lga21 " 81 commoa. 90sl2
good. ,liwig O. Ps.n, drkns lrali
Rol. butte. sr.......,ls@l4G Crease butter. SO
FAN,--Tlera has besn ssyssr Inquiry f5r
besas Iuan ,uoe our last Quotations.
Medium, per bush, So OO(s9,s5; Marrow, per boz,
S2sI62 %,
Pea per bush s2,l5@2,so; Kiiasy, psr buas.,
S2,lC@9,S5.
bUOKwHEAr,-There Is an exceedingly light
s'oos in Market as advanced prices. Iae demand
Ia heavy. We quote;
Good 70 extra. 's-,VoS~IA'r
CHEnH-Taera have been about $1,000 boxes sold
SApyiCea ranging between ohSih per pound: We
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er,d b., insutf,- ion. A'ho.. is tr.u,.
I'll th ofi,e rss and tn 'its' 40
militariiy Oecur. W. N.'., is e. -
back.
The ,-.t - Ctci u Of .'.' snin,, contains
the t,' 'sirg
lrteli goncs ,a- beal received from Rome
Tat yosfeu riay), a ua,ioral ''monstrs
Z wa gene Al y rpected, and thst IN con-
'ne tfoooh garrison had be0n llacsd
u1,. he COr'o closed, AM 80 Pc?1
troor, ,. y" barracks.
a--@, -
Lsrcyppoi, Wdr,h - 's ,'ot,ou -a.skot yos-
tctdav closed quiet and tnclsrtc. a, .,
100 bales, incluiire 5000 to Spectators lhu
exporters.
i'roadstuRa dull. Wheat quio, but steady.
Provisions siear and uYchsnged, except thai
ltoon and FORK AS rather safer to rutcna'.
London. Maych l.--Cunsols closct 't't t!|l
American securities firm.
4 vsIuniecr'- Leucr frous a. Ar.v T"r
RNtious, and how thsy IIy.. .' S,oi
for S-IlioR Poi-on.d pills, &c.
Ea Nw loJt Sun .-DEtu StR--As YOU are
do inter stcd IN everything connected with
our brave fellow ci,il. in camp, ! t,.S tho
liberty O. giving YOU az es'ract ju' RI lived
rom TITO Tooth Rc,mcu'. from Bu'l''o. V. Y,
"u,h 'or, hero un Mouday htcrruOu pl .n,s
we'k .--
MuruttS uud w,,hirs ., Mvc r..
NoarriN ad at NhA,n,1 .. trtny 90.
riuE. Il O',. .ok, IA tho cafe, ~ v tugalvi a.
tUb So 'icr- EotraI win stf JatA N,w CHfoc,
after which No rclro,hci nHr N,urioi bodies
win slocp in tho Sol , Rest, a bUn. like
building, well filled IS 90. ,imr1., ard where
ulcn picked oJt Tho Ia - tl,, 7' 'i,' hin best.
IA. To- D. %.
the iloOr, aud for one ! slep' a.r.ltv
Next motItng, a,,a, moro sal. iGuk. We
"slung knapV.,ks' sji q trted Tor thtl place,
tAreo ui,le- IRON the & lp.tU', ami WJii II hail
all day vitchin, our tents, ,'W0H IHp'hing n
tak as the Quirte-inaster hal neglected to
make his arrangements N timo. AZ night, u
'cAnt allowance oi bread and chcslo tho rom uns
of our Camp Morgan ratilns were doglt out,
ami hayiui, disCusood this wo ptJccs .ed to
go into .NUsh4l," Gua, from The looks Of all
the met iimonug I think tho most success
ful fave " lr'lo to h-Nlt o. Our torta can
hJd four MN, but row SIX are to 5icsp in thim
h more than ! csu imagine. Ths commiraty
who invented this pulzle might hayo Furnished
us with directions for its solution. This ~ a
very pretty place for a camp, and tho music Oi
rcgimeutel bands playing in al direct. ins about
us makes Us ieol lively mar ,ial spirit that en-
ablos IA to bo contont with a little iLconvoni.
erCn. In tho middle Of tho day tho Atno 'phore
approaches 10 summer hero, though the nights
aud mornings are quite cool-no snow, no frost.
They say that man with snarp cars can hear
the booming Ol rebol cannon iftoon miles from
here. A man was ahot IN a camp next to us
yesterday for selling poisoned plls 10 tho SOL
diors another is to no shot FOR tho sSno Bpccu
lgtion to-day. do not believe ws will remain
horo loug-an advance il evidently to take plic-
soon. Yours, &c. -
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THE NEW YORK DAILY SUN
y 70 su6acTtbers regularly, every morning,
ny mAII't FOR 81 A YEAR.
no hoeAslst BHAH, Proprietor Of the sun,
Nlw Yoax Onx,
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GROCERIES.

AGeiSS IA
cEAs. GTJCPRuE3
sfSJuN AND PROvI5IONH,
800 % o.. fIorr a, ST. - pc, lbl.
L, ut D...s Jtgy cur.u, ~ 'tso,
i,u.t s.J ~. re. G. y cu.oI, o..
a,Ht G... tss, So.
t.ts No.. I A..Jsere, 81 per k.i.
Z, ~ suns ard, S..
d, 10 .tvss uu,l, tAo. Hbs.
.'" .tr"" A.Au.sIstrs C,rt-os, l5ct
.Htl ar,-s it,.Uu, plI". bkc.
'.,. .u'. SHAs', raw L1l reiu.d, 60, s,ac', se,
at iUc.
.tCt.a1. 81. = But,s-, lo5., Isc and &c.
. f. H, ''e lrp1rd. 49,. lSo, .ud 90
CHpige Groen aud Back Teas, Coo. a Toe.
10000 ga'lona New Orleans Mo.als0s, =, SOC. Pc
gallon.
5000 gallons no Roo MolAsssA, 80, Per gallon
1900 gallons Syrups, ASSORTED,
300 terces Roe, 20.
FusN oli Brardies flr medicinal purposes.
And AL othar kinds " roo,ls kept IA a - class
grocery hpuas. TuOANs X, AGNEW,
2GO Greenwich street.
O1Cures his 1wn tore, owns the property, and
h.,H ront pay, imports and buys exclusively 'n
-fsl-np.rr EHro rple ir lis l.f,; super.rtenb
#ls4s.u .ttUprHB frnrn oiztaa. - utr 's'5r n0uEi
yv-,y ,i,v year rcuu', Jnngal lIentY he car
uutsrs any grugsr in Now YORK, tive Inn .
call, al fjl o. pnwUn HtregA End - Murray rreot
G.13s delivered irDa. Inhs A.a'u9
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TIE NEW YORK SUN.

sArrRDAY MoRNINa, MAsCH 15. lse2.
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Two Days Later from Europe.
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FISH, FISH-GOOD AND CEEAP-NEW
l. p.eNrl nerring, JUS r,ceiyei OILS, new ht
mN'kcr, IN lNO Is, 1up b., ~ i0s, . las plcis,-
ger, and ca4h,n. Tor salc by a, ". ROSE, 22S
Wssu'1 ,to1 NJ, rear HarcSy, uoa cash dealer In all
kiulB COL i-g, haras, shoulders bse, pork lsri, g..
G.ucg-B re- 20 .i.Iy invited. uAl2 i'l2a
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NGW YORK, Friday, March "a.
TIE 5,oax St was lite dull this mornings
Tle number o. 'rsrs'cAons rs limited ard prices
~thon mnrkrl Hic'ntion. rhs Govcnmsa
1pcss were lirp, and ;or the frat Sno the 3.l0
Tr5VHry notes wore Al par in the open msrks,.
Nn- the b,agd there wa q small tusnsss, and the
q v.rLmrut stocks were teavy.
n gold the transactions were n % large, but tie
prices better than yesterday, Sales were made -
T.. In the street II was du,l at ~ selers' rata.
ami silver is down 70 \, At which rats ,herc Is now
little coming inio tie street f1r ale. II Is more df-
Il ult 70 collect and the profit lesa.
Money Is freay offered on good securities, bat
here t lF set itle disposition 10 operate with "a
..uurAlly
re exchange make: ,or tomorrow is duh q,
h2h aii2S, tAntors' aamos
Tre earrings this ncrulug ~ere ti6 6Ii. .cCb, And
lie tNlano's ii,jOi,1It.
By the Africa advc,s are 10 the in. Amsric.a
~ cts we've qu tc4 drnor. &. $. Bs Ct. Msssa-
cbue,u1G's, C9N. Illinois Central declined b9x
por share, pu tho call OF pet ceus. Bre4ds.uas
wore dull.
Tho deposit ? demand notes continued AZ the
rate ~ anout no o per day ~ the Treasury ~ 8
per cent. Tie 'indobtrduc's certificates" thas
arc to te paid on, contract fs have not 70, mAds
their appearance. Tho Assi aant TrtAEIrCt lAsusd
the fo.lowiuH
Ortt,r ANsisrANr TEr,srErv or rHB L. 81
Nav SuRk, msruh IL.
Under irdrutlnnA frou the SccTe'ary NJ she
Trcas s.. he rehy sivs nttcc tia al csrilf 'Ltss
nCsuug FIVE ~ per cent, interest hsr-afar isuod
hr dep Hiis ni nited Sptns Notes will be pAys1la
Ia wrstcver notes may have been made layal sn-
DER Is ari ~ Cing-esn, aud may hA Al the tins
when te-p,ymen' 'h. bo called Tor, patti out ~-
ully - public creditors.
JunN ). Gu, -, Assistant Treasurer U. 8.
TIE deposits hitherto made are Of those roossva-
bc hr dutica, and must bo returned In kind.
encoiJrsh that operation will cease under this or
der.
Tho annual reprri Ct The British Trads Sr the
year ending Dee. u, i,Gi, shows the decline In bu-
sinoss with the United States, az follows;
1890. 1861.
Nothorn States. Slo52oO Gi5 81 300, SSO
Fouthern do. 49,. ------ t,lO9,9m
rACiuC do. 2pI1,U9O
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.vyse.setNA,. O'21A,27S
gLsol,ICo

rhsfo G,ur4hiIes'e how much Hrger has been
tie dependence upon She tnutf-.aiss for fcod
tinn In ordinary year. II ga I. v. supplies have
been drawn mo,ily from New N 81. And through 10
have enriched tho great wcsi.s Re- . a. ths woat-
cru counties Of the fIaie ~ Now York.
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EOR SALE-TllE GOOD WILL FIX.
4 lures sgock and furniture Of an old established
hftel For particulars Of /. N. FARINGrON 95
Brdro VI. Brooklyn. N. B.-The lease eau he
renewed on liberal torms nhl2 2lT
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EOR SALE--BY TIE EXECUTORS OF
L tIs estate Of SIMON BrIEGRR, ths sock y
wines snd liquors Va ths old established store, %
ClryBte N, near Grand ~: lease u tss Btre vii.
AlsD 20 given; thore are two wine cellars, and all
other Lxglres and requisites fur large liquor Jsi-
ness Apply T. JAS. L. BEERIRN, S3s Broome
1T, near Bowcry. nhll G'lO2
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SO 900 Will BUY THE 2-SroRY
y ~ bisI ~, near Fourth ave oun.AtnL gss and
cro,ou wateI rtreet paved WITH Belgian pavement.
Inquire Of JOHN wEBBEl-, 233 Grand, cor Bow
cry, under the Oriental Bank, tnho I'llJ
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gToCK FLUCTUATIONS,
Real EAlnte sales.
MARKETS.

n usa and 'ot m n, eide iSih st, West o' Gih
Av.....,...,.........,,' O,tn1
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EOR SALE-THE STOCK 4 FIXTURES
of nr Old .sIabhHhed crockory stand, cheap; god
raaHnn 'or selling given. Inquire On tbs premises.
3OS Spring a. mhis 2'l4S
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

EOk SALE A FLOUR AND FEED STORE
Il -upug Eurt business. tUa hILutnE "A brick,
tire. sgnry, - ay Gl fooi, vi yard gil stables
aul house In rear conpipng q r,Dns. Apply At
2l3 Newark Ayo, Jersey Ctsi Nj. uihs lO'l3s
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suIPPING, Ac.

|R lIVERPOOL-OLD BLACK STAR
fins--Tne paol 81 chip UNIVERSE, lying
h ~, EasI river, sails Narrl i9th. For passage
W WILLIAMS d GUION, ~ FulI,n st.
mhi2 24ac'll0
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SATURDAY MORNING, MAsCH Is, 1862.
Two Days Later from Europe.
England and the Blockade.
EARL Russell SATISFIED
Secretary Seward to Lord Lyons.
CONTINENTAL NEWS.
EARL Russell SATISFIED
CONTINENTAL NEWS.
Sc, &C., &c,

Ths Royal Mail steamship africa, from L,v.
orpo,l the fist and Qlsonstoro tho "a ia,t., Ar
rived hare Yesterday.
The Affie' ,Nkos the place Uf 'hs new steamer
CAira, the departure OF which hes b,ol post
rcuo' TO a1 .IGoiui;o p,rioi.
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B BRIDGEPoRT-FOR FREIGHT Only
| TIE Steamer BRIDGEPORT vii receive
/, az Perk SIP, Pier -, T.. X, ior ,ns HeuEs-
bud NAugAtuck Esilroaa. mbi1 G'l49