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The New York herald., 1863-09-01

Antrobas Thos, 7th ~. near
cor llth At
Arrnitagc Jos. q l7th st
Brlggs Saunders. Is lth av
BlawrnRn Sam, 3lth a 6th ~
Brennington Frs. 18th st, a
9th nv
Brown Jno A. 7th .cEner 18th
Better Geo tcol) J. 9Th st. be-
ween 18th and 10th sts
Brown Garrett, Jr. Middle 81,
west Of eth ~
Bran don VIM, l7th. stln 6thav
Cassidy Thos, 5sh nv &i6th st
Caspar Geo. 2lst A 81 nv
CsilaghanW m, ,3dav24th&z5th
Crews Aug, sd ri bet 6thAIth
CooneifJas as, 10th II bct,AhA0th
Cummings l., 9Th st mr. "a Av
CROUCH Thos. ID sv
Cooper lily. 9th av 4 LIST II
crawfordrhos, lzth st n3th ~
DiIlgue Chas, northwest cor.
ner OF l<th 81 and 5th ~ :
Edgis Marcus, s,h at, mr. sdav
FARRELL Jss.2lss. be 18th &6thav
Fravcrsw IN X, Mid'ie, n 5thav
Fetseriey Jas, 2lst u, betw'n
ID and 9th avs
Faulkner VIM, 18th SLAM av
Fsldey Hy,igth. .bet5thA A6thav
Fretor Jos. ID ~ and 18th st
Goodwin Sam F.wsrrsa near
9th nv
Gishorne rheophilus. 10Th st.
near 9th Az
Graham ny, "a ssh st
Holden sami, 3Cth si. nSd av
Hornet Thos, ID n, nRiver NJ
Horkspaeder Rich, n eth ~
Heweti Ny. 18th, b5th k6th ~
HIldreth Levi. 2,th Il. B ID .
Hsrs ia. issaa. .bssa As,AAvs
Jayne zcckaria. 8 i7th u
Kane Martin J, I'd q s<h ~
Kramer Peter, Sch ~ . tsh q
Leven Hy. l7,h q 3 Hh ~
IAmpus Karin, n ID ~
I.cunstt Thos,c list stA5th ~
Lambdsn J no. l7th d nrsihAv
Lourens Hy. 1th q nr Sth ~
McRsady Alsr. ust st, bet
5th and 9Th ava
uaquserTheo, 2ise, pr 9th ~
Aec(}0vian Thos, lsth st BET
G(h aud 6th avs
Mehls Geo. llth, west ~ ~
McNullen =. cor10th 4 ID Az
HcDsrmots Dsv. sth ~. near
xeponsld xnss.isth q. near
bth ave
Michel Chas. 10th %. near
elh Av and river
MaxwsllJasA. cor S3dASsh ~
o'Brien WIN. 20sh st. bet ID
and eth avs
O'Ssiil joan p. 13 5th Nv
Palmis Edward. warren st,
near 9Th ~
Rouandtrcs Owen. 5shi ~.
cor lab %
Rlcht VIM. ~ psh nv .
Higri Jcserh. 8 3oth n
H0oley Jas. lNh ~. bet 9th
and 5th ava
eommon Er~ssas. 9Th ~. bet
tTth a lsth ats
syrefs VIZ. I'D n tihA5sh ava
shields Thos. So sv = zist y,
Sutton W mil .t,h avn Issr4s n
sherinxer Frs. lysh 4 Dlb av
stsksr Eliiab. lith. a ga ~
The New York herald., 1863-09-01

several times during the ds~ins the Provost hsrshs
wM oonpsllsd 10 inform ths spseiAlo~z lhsi sssss
eogid not b maintained ,bs rcom -csid ss Cleared.
ms sssosnc hAA ths scset of r-scsvss osdss ~
sAors sins. bal whss shs named sry tcoS osass~ay
was osIIsd sss Ne t>ssscossn~~ q The crowd ag~As
broke fogsA Among ths osist~',i~s dssss we're tsss
Jsnsss r~scy, Msmssr u the LsAsis'~e. NJ. csxss
veil, nSsss nsrhsnss s tbs navy Ysd, ss1 . rsv<s-
s~niasivs u tse brssxyn fS~aL
The New York herald., 1863-09-01
UrdIey Jao. Z Onion =
Van Ostrand J J. - Henry
Van Hoon John, S6ffamilton

wIeks Geo, Ia President q
White VIM. 100 Degrsw II
Wright Theo. Sl8 Hicks II
Walters Thos, - Baltic st
Wilson Peter, 337bCoiumbia
wall Thos, t0l Columbia st
Woodbridse Geo. lg Amity
Warren ChsA ~ Flint pl
williamson Jas. Ia Atlantic
Williams Geo, H7 Carroll pl
Walsh Naliela, $ President
Waldrage Jas, ID Harrison
walsh aich, 81 Union ss
Woodward VIM. Sd place and
Henry At
Walker Geo, u DegrAw
Yenn Fred A, SO Hicks ss
The New York herald., 1863-09-01

Waters r. 10 Stata st Woods n, 70 Fulton VI
This completed tho quota q the First ward Amongst
those drawn wsre W. waring enrolling oicsr.
Of hour thea had, at tho expiration Of
which the drawing for the Second ward commenced.
The New York herald., 1863-09-01

Isoeg d. 10 gurman :,
Laird , q, - Columbia
LAnnArAn Jsa ~ vias
Lock X n, q willow ~
mcDounouxh I. ~ Stale II
morrts .. ~ rurmAu =
hcDermou Arthur. . Dough
erfy =
Meyers 81 6tste II
Mc0owen ThOs - Columbia
MsrxAn Geo. ~ Hicks ss
mulaty u a. ! Oraoe court
kcN sbun r. ~ Columbia q
The New York herald., 1863-09-01

Daum Philip. Saratssa 10.
land
Daysey J /. Flushing and Nos.
trAnh avs
Davenport Geo. cor OF Wash.
iugtou 4 Pacific
Dooepler Lewis. Hart q vii.
iouahby
Dugald James. Dekalb. near
Marcy ave
Decker. X 8, Bedford Nv. mr.
Jefferson Ut
Dowing John, Bergen st. nr
Calktn av
Dickinson II. n Y avenue
DAwduk Mich. cor Myrtle av
and Walwworth st
Euce,ev q 4. DeKalb av aud
Lofts lane
The New York herald., 1863-09-01

The Drawing for the Eighth Ward.
Anrobas Thos. 7h ~. Agnew Andrew, 9th ~, b
cor lsth At txeen 9Th and 10Th sts
The New York herald., 1863-09-01

" IA VIII. uw s.
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III
The New York herald., 1863-09-01
vsrks Abnh'~. is.A. o ~ av
The Drawing ser tho Hsntn Ward.

! tho Ninth Ward.
A
Aiouxo John. Desa q
Alexander deo. 0peucer q. .
Flushing ~
Amrry ~. .BaGaio = Back
Arthur Bira. Pssise q. n The
ave
Aimorn Jno. sunter O. .
Ralph ~
Brspex, Geo. cor Brysn and
Brady DsS's:: ses.. Park ~. as.r
spSncer ss
Bragg jas r, y7s James q
Barran Aug, " Bedford ev
Brown Hsmiltsn. bet De
Kalb and kostrand avs
BAbcock Robt. Aarcy. near
Brinckman X, Ciasson evs
near Pacific 1t
Butter John. Koswaski = La
fay0tte avs
Bergen w y. road near
Princes quay
Balkarie -. DE Kalb ~. op-
posise Sandford u
Bidcr Isaac, Myrtle ~. near
LOUIS q
Barney John. Middle War
ren st
Bishop Thos. Myrtle ~. bet
YAtea and Thoma a. sts
BegeA Geo. Lewis st, near
Lafayette ~
CORN VIM. Bergen RI
Cortonie n. koatrand. aeAr
Will0ughby
Oorie Jas. Pacific, Grand and
l'aciilc av
Cole I'd. 713 Myrtle ~
Corran Thoe. Warren, near
Washington av
Cunningham Peter. Lundy's
lano
ChAmbsriaIn Geo II. Kosci.
unkO ov
Cavanash Jacob, RaH ~
ChAs n Rbt, Park ~
CAyenbel Hy. Myrtle ~ /
Walworth vt
Cromd~n Moses Walworth
Ut. b Park 4 Myrtle a-s
Christian Peter. Myrtle ~, n
Peter st
Casey PIX. Acton ~. n But.
Ter st
Campbell J n. q Psarsaii st
Cafey Thoa, seventh house
from Vanderbilt ~
Ceylonner q. Butler Vt, cor
OF Yatcs av
nnuus phf Qarata1a II.
The New York herald., 1863-09-01


Armstrong Geo. Gales are, 4
Stuyvesant st
Anderson w L. Troy ave. a
Atlantic av
Allen 0eo, Bergca sl q "a ~
Amos j. Myrtle AZ a Luis ~
Allen Jno n. Bergen. . Cias.
sou nv
Aupen Jacob. ~ ~
Pisnchard A. S6S PAcific st
Boerem John. Wtll0ughby,
near Sands at
Bang Vim, Baltic, near Clas-
son ~
BuiY ? 4. Putnam av
Blanchard A w. 584 Pacific q
BrinkehoI, Willoughby sv
Bernard @ y, Warren and
Wykof sts
Barr J, Broadway. near
Plank road
RaxterHarvey eDeimonioo pl
Briesi Fred. 81 Atlantic st
BeAley ID j. Spencer At
Barroll Rich, Dean d, near
Huntefly road
Bohan Frank. Began d. near
Caikfn
BGyi. Yi..', rs:; Vanderbilt ~. nr
Brown Alex. Bergen 81, near
Brown J 8. Fulton Nv. near
bedford
Boy 10 Y W. Atlantic ~
CARAVAN John. Baltic st, near
WashingtOa ~
Caol Sam. Dcgraw, n 0ackett
Canteld Geo. Myrtle ~. near
De Kalb
Chapel A. Pacifo q
Clarke Robt. Dekalb and
Willoughby
Caneeld John. Walworth st
and 81 Av
Corrand W Amos. Flushing
~
Camping Theophilus. Bergen
st. near CiAsson ~
Cranes Thos. III Myrtle av
ChAf 6sml, Bergen st, y bcr.
gen ~
Crany rhos, Sanford ss, n
Myrtle ~
Carnthers VIM. Marcy n. b
WillouRhby b Withcrxpoon
Collamorc John, wykoH /
NostrAn d avs
Crane Hy y, Bedford ~. a
Marcy
Cathcart Geo. Blu tier av, q
Hudson av
Cevana Ii Thos. Yates ~. a
Fulton
The New York herald., 1863-09-01

surssss 3 o. 70 Pcviar .
Boyoe q W, ~ nesnson =
nlrdsaii n, rs roplAr q
Baldwin Y A. u VisotDD -
Bcebe iAz, ~ Huiton ~
kald~ Ia b w. ~ Cltntso -
Besugsy . W. It5 Hlcke -
Bloodgood Jno. 63 Heery =
Harriet Chxs. 81 Henry =
Brush q, - Plsrrcpon< =
Blossom y u. - JorAismsa -
Burnett v ". "a PoplAx u
haii feiiS, ~ FULTON "a
Behrena Hy, 81 iiicks q
Bo<es v W, % Ciintos ri
b.rnAlt N q, iO9 fteSTe1e1o
buril Geo u. ia ricsxeposs
Bunker Asirsd. % Cranberry
congdou Pa d. q. pierrsposs
ClAytoa Edward, gT fsicss =
Cooper Joseph. ia. keua@~a
Csrpcntsr 7 II. II scherussI
horn II
Castle Ths., ~ Orange Il
Cleveland Hy v, Msnsaos q
Curtis hy. 81 Hicks II
Christmas Chs, ia7 Henry q
Coplt Win ID, St Henry -
Casey strph w. Plerrcpsas "
ClArk q z, - willow ~
Chambers ID ", 81 riesfuxost
coeucy Jno. II Coiless psscs
The New York herald., 1863-09-01

Dignan Pat. Patrick st, near
Washington av
Duncan W. cor Of Nafo and
Nostrand
Dshl John, Rosway, cor OF
Hopkins at i.
Dunleavy Pat. Myrtle ~ Gnd
WAlworth ri
Damnn y, Jr, Quincy o., b
NoNrand = Bedford ~
Donely Pat. Pacific st, near
Crard nv
Davis Abm b, cor Of Myrtle
and Throop avs
Donahou Thoa, Warren and
Underhili
Demarest W B, 57l Pacific st
Bnnelsbeir Ed. Hancock and
Howard
EldrfdRe James, Lewis 1t. n
Green ~
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conTiHuED on. IIoHrH PAoE-
The New York herald., 1863-09-01

hiNtf w ~ Va W tAsNW ~
krmonsel u. 20 Atlantic II
Russell Q w, - Jorwiamon
nodder n. ~ Jorslcmoa
stearres WIN. tG6 Hicks st
Scolt Wm j. 20 Atlantic ss
storms Abel. ~ stsse NJ
HrallAxAs T., ~ W Willow Il
Ssifr la, 2tS Columbia u
Sherrcn ! ~ State "
hietson jerome, o Columbia
Htandish Jno, NJ CRANBERRY
scudder J II, 8 willow st
Bsries ID G n Poplar st
6chr. der v "a willow ct
ShArlott Wm. ] Pine si
Trievy Jas 2Eiiyaheth O.
Toner y, rs state 81
Tross j, $40 Hicks At
Tapsoots q. $50 Willow o.
wahi Geo. Is Atlantic ss
Walsh Pat, - State 81
wade nsn' J. 20 State st
Wright WIN. "a Poplar u
Weide fhAus francis. cor Fur.
man and Dougherty su
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Boua Hiram 3, iD Montasuo
bar ow kicha. ~ Poplar st
hArthoioen uy. 81 coart Il
bonoksrt kdmd. 20 Clinton q
boyes Jos, 10 ilanry st
Henneit Mm. i25 Atlantic st
beSs.t David. 10 Coass sf
BAylis u. n JorAlemon 81
bAnkbrick Thos, 8 College nj
Bradley X l., III Plerrepons
Bailey chas u. N Henry st
Dssts " n Ill state sl
Baiiis Chas =. I6S Henry o.
Barlow N. % Poplar .,
Haisley Jno y. - Court 81
Butler Jno Jr. IS Cranberry
Bachelor Chss J. ios Jerais-
mon u
BolAnd Geo. 80 oa rdea ..
Csss Geo, ia Fulton d
Gam pbeii John. Mansion "
CLARK u w, - Montague o.
Csri las. % Clinton st
Curry chas II tcolored). Il
Htcks 1t
Cornell sAni n. Jr, IL Mon
roe plscs
Charles v. ~ schsrmerhoSn
Colt Jas d. i2S Atlantic si
Crockcr Sydn~y, ~ Clinton st
Corbii, Mon. lly Atlantir st
Chapman Jno w. cor Ram
sen a Cllnion ais
Chambers ThAd W. - Hicks
DeOrove , q. TS4lstats st
Dayidson John q. 10 Meadow
Doap John ". ~ State ss
Draper Y II, ~ hcnry st
DarrAlc VIM A. hAnsion
Diiii.os v D, Ia Hsary q
Darring,oa III Atisniie Q.
Dahl John. LTD Atlantic ~
lsannlng bcnt. ~ Orange u
Dayids -, az rulton o.
Dnm.r.on iiy, xS Ptcrr~pont
Dohcrty Daniel, IS Poplar 81
Dobson Alfred. los Cranberry
Byle J Lslndley, 1T Pisrpont
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Ales Hy, 10 Union 81
Arno.d wAlcott, 1856 Cour. ~
Ally Thos. ia Columbia VI
An ierson Chas, IS Degraw vt
hvel NJ JOS. 7 Willow NJ, rear
Ashton Joseph. SO Columbia
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-07-31
UNITED STATES MARINEs.-A strong batta

UNITED STATES MARINES. strong batta-
lion of these soldiers is now being organized at
the n. Y. Marine Barracks, by particular re-
quest Of Admiral Dalhgren, for special and i'm
portant duty at Charleston, S. G. The Batat-
lion, which now musters between threee and
four hundred men, will sail in the Arago on
Friday. and upon its arrival at Port Royal be
increased to six hundred, BY reinforcement
from the Blockatling Squadron. It will then
operate III coniucntion with five hundred pick
ed sailors, and soon will be heard from - Phil,
Inquirer.
It is rumored that Judge Belts Of the Dis
trict Court, will give his decioion III the Peter
hoff case to-day; and that he has decided TO
condemn the Springbok, Thos. c. Hart, and
the Peterhoff as we'll, for constructive violation
OF the blockade The last named vessel has
been a bone of contention between the Federal
authorities and those Of Great Britain for many
months past She was taken possession ofas
blockade runner, but her owners claim thai
she was bound for Matamoras Mexican port
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-07-31
NOTICE.

- THE undersigned is running Two P Ck-
SSaAAETS between Alexandria and George
town, leaving both places twice week. All
freight intrusted to his care will be carefully
and expeditously delivered. Charges mode
rate. For freight apply to George Waters,
corner Of High street and Canal, Georgetown,
and in Alexandria, to John Davidson, Theatre
building, or Prudential and Whitening No.
5 King street SHIRLEY KING.
n Bone Of my vessels will leave George
town on the arrival Of every steamer from New
York. IL 30--1W
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-07-31

The Eoelisb papers tell queer story o. Of a
3su0go,S''I thirty; '% odd years ago was leading
who Soll' ea ,ll,r "a Miss D, only daughter
belle ( IA L2" D She first married noble earl,
Of 1Aq'D ..ra &c leading statesman, and upon
% f5c marriage being dissolved was h unatea 70 b
GERMAN baron Sqcsf94ens5!{; Sns became F rnT
W wiz months in the year the Hon N. hl-L as
NJ No < called. from the fact OF her brother nav
-. srncroededtoa peerage, resides between ia,
,' -s S"s and Balbec with her husband passing
I ~. rrse,aaipdcr Of the year with hlm IN camp
T. r ,~ nnoo the occasion Of an English tray
! o w." visiting this camp that his country woman
1,, o. nointed out to him, when she expressed,
, @nI an English lady, how happy she was
=. rife of tie Arab chief
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-07-31
n O T I C e
NJ AYOR' S OFFICE.

ALEXANDRIA, Va, July "A, 1863.
T HEREBY notify all persons who have not
1 paid their Corporation Licences for this year.
that they can save thirty per cent. BY paying
gust next, and to such as shall pay on or before
the fifteenth day Of August next, ten per cent,
and all persons who fail to comply with this
notice after the fifteenth Of August will be fined
double the amount Of their license.
IL lin c. A. WARE Mayor
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-07-31

L ne Baltimore sun speaking OF Inc ClLy
Family Markets, in Baltimore, which, by the
bye: are generally cheaper than ours, says
THE supplies in the family markets of the
city, are abundant, but it has rarely occurred
that every article of necessity commanded such
high prices as at the present time. The sup
plies Of all kinds of meats are ample. but the
cost Of obtaining them is almost beyond the
reach of those who are dependent Oh their dai-
" labor for support Prices are, too high.
and profits TOO great
One night last week, free negro entered
the dwelling Of Mrs MILAN, in Fairfax coun-
ty, on the Occoquan road, about five miles
from this place, robbed it Of several articles,
and committed an outrage upon the person Of
Mrs NJ Hc then made his escape and avoid
ed capture until yesterday when he was ar
rested, and brought to this place this morning.
and committed to the county jail to await his
trial
Mr.. Mckee, editor of the st. Louis Demo
Graf, who was recently arrested for publishing
a letter of President Lincoln respecting the re-
moval of Cen Curtis as head Of the army Of
Missouri, was one Of the most prominent
among the editors who called on the Govern
ment to arrest any publisher who published
news 'contraband of war. "
The steamer Planet arrived at Memphis on
the 22d instant from Port Hudson, having on
board 100 Confederate officers who are en-
route for Sandusky via Cairo When the
boat reached Helena, twenty-five of the pris
oners threw themselves from the guards of the
boat into the river, for the purpose Of efecting
escape, It is supposed that few Of them
reached the shore, but the majority Of them
were drowned.
It. COL James a. Hardie has been appoint
ed Assistant Adjutant General-yice Gen.
Candy assigned to the command of the city
and harbor Of New York
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-07-31
DIED.

In Berlin, Md, on the 28th of June, BED
FORD LEE, aged II months and Is days, son Of
VIM. H and Sarah E. Barley, Of this place
"Sufer little children to come unto me-"
Departed this life Thursday morning, the Goth,
MARY FLEMING, after short but severe
illness "Blessed are the dead who die in the
Lord" ~ The funeral will take place this
afternoon at o'clock from the residence Of her
brother, A. j. Fleming corner fDuke and Co.
lumbus streets
Of typhoid Fever. at his home in Madriver
Iownship, Ohio, on Friday the 18th April,
months and II days.
The deceased was native of Orange County,
Va, from whence he removed to Ohio in
August, 1860 He left kind mother, with uf-
fectionate brothers and sisters to mourn his loss.
During his illness he gave evidence sufficient to
induce us to believe that their loss is his eternal
gain. [Balt. Gazette, and Richmond papers
please copy.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-07-31
. = army letter in the \. Y. Tribune, dated

,rmy letter in the \. Y. Tribune, dated
v an a'n3 July27, says:'sThv enemy cav.
~, arn 1ndeayoring TO destroy our railroad
aaao ANY nh With Washington, and this
o orn;nr tore up the rails near Burke s station
p oI onpTate upon Richmond We must acquired
.pre baseof supplies A good plan would be
70 strongly fortify some point IN the anterior OF
Virginia. throw large quantity OF ratlons
there, and guard It. Communications could
e9yily be kept open from there as We advanced,
while a very large force would be required to
10 50 from Washington.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-07-31

The Baltimore American says 4 few days
since Henry J. Stable, esq, editor and pro-
prietor Of the Gettysburg Compiler, was re-
caiyed in Fort McHenry as State prisoner,
having been sent there by an order purporting
"a have been signed by Major Gen. Couch.
The basis Of the charge is that the accused, on
certain occasion whilst in Gettysburg, pointed
out to the Rebels the place where numberi OF
Federal soldiers were stopping, which led to
their arrest The whole affair is believed 80 be
a Standardization, and Capt Andrews, the AS
sistant Adjutant General, has written to the
General upon the subject,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-07-31

Eighty~eight prisoners Of War and State
reached Washington yesterday Among them
we're two commissioned officers, Lieut.. James
r Clarke, 18th Mississippi, and Lieut.. T. v.
BsDnett 18th Mississippi regiment Some Of
these prisoners were captured on Monday,
near Gaines Gross Roads, and the remainder
were taken in the neighborbood of Front
Royal
The gunboat Resolute has arrived at Wash
jngton from Maryland Point, bringing up two
men, who were captured crossing into Virgin
ia from Mattawoman Greek, on Monday night.
They both belong to Virginia. and had come
over after goods, but they were unsuccessful in
purchasing the storekeepers being afraid to
involve themselves ii trouble by selling TO
chem
The steamer Cosmopolitan, tro1n Port Royal
N the 18th inst, has arrived at New York,
With lS5 wounded FROM Gen. Gilmore's Corps.
Several died on the passage.
The minimum standard height for the regu-
lar army is feet 3 inches, but it has been
economically announced that no limits Of sta
foFs are established for drafted men. The
matter OF stature, we are told, will only be
considered BY the Board Of Enrolment in the
general examination as to the physical fitness
o. the man for military service.
yesterday, the Marshal, under the instruc-
"'''s Of District Attorney Darlington, seized,
n accordance with the provisions Of the con-
~>'a51on bill, the property of B. s. Slocumb
I y aShmgton, Who is alleged TO be in the
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-02-13
JEWELRY, WATCHES,
AND
O e 9 q L- 81.

TvAWNG JUST RETURNED FROM THE
II East with a largo and beautiful stock, nov
Gold and Sil,e Hunting Watches,
Small Gold Hunting Watches,
Gold Vest and Chatelain Chains,
Diamond Pearl and opal Rings,
Carbmce, Pearl and Plain SeIts Iewoiry,
Breastpins, Buckles, Crosses, Necklaces &c.
Gold and Silver I imbles Lockots,
SILVER Snoons Caps and Napkin Rings,
Silver Butter aud Fruit Knives, Salt Spoons
Plated Table Tea Spoons aud Forks,
Sinds, Sieve Buttons and Ear Rings,
S5'' - - tf,r ,rticles 100 numerous to men,
- al of which 1 will sell at low figures Tor
call and examine before purchasing elsewhere
h'1 GEO. A. BITTROLFF,
No. 48 Main Street.
| n B.-watches, Clocks and Jewelry repaired
! ~ ,,arr,nted jan29
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-02-13
SADDLERY.

CEoRGE THoRNHILL takes pleasure IN lniGt, ,aIitv
VI ming his old customers that in the quailly
and style OF his work, he fiatters hlmseli ne ii
he excelled. He has removed to Bray's New bullu-
ing. Second street, bet. Main and Locust stTee1 !,
streets, where the choicest Harness and Sauales ss
or every description be obtained on the oes'
of terms. ,..t
M Repairing done with neatness and dispatch
socord hand Harness always on hand jel
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-02-13
COMMISSION HOUSES.
ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY
NeW .Arranoen1e ent-


THE ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY RE-
L SPECTFULLY announce to their friends and
patrons, the public of Evansville and vicinity that
with increased facilities for the transportation Of
Freight, Packages,
Money and Valuables.
They solicit continuance of former fayors. Es.
oecsl taken in the collection of Bills Draft,
Notes, and the transportation of small and yaIIa-
bic packages.
All persons wishing to avail themselves Of H.
fscitics of the Express, obtain Sl.v desired in
formation in reference to the routes and details of
she business, at their office First street between
Main and Locust
jy2 CHAS. WENTZ, Agent
The New York herald., 1863-07-21
Decrease. ,i.sse,ssi sn,scs A,a77 -.

This statement, like the last and the one before,
tends to increase the facilities Of the money market
70 merchants and stock dealers. The contrsetiou
Of bank loans has probably reached its limit for
the present, while the deposits increase stssliily
week after week. The difference between the
leans and deposits = now less than ten miiIons Of
dollars, at which rate the banks cannot make .
great deal q money. The specie reserve remains
pretty steady, and many persons are already be-
ginning 70 speculate upon the uss which can be
nadesof IL afssr the war. II h fortunate for the
banks that they have parted with none Of their
specie, and that they are IN condition Of strength
IN consequence.
Money n as easy ~ can well be inagiped q
Saturdays rates. CaI loans, 8 a 0; debt ccrtan.
Gates, 90, mercantile paper, highest grade, sh.
Money which was withdrawn from the market In
consequence OF the disturbances is now All seeking
employment again.
Gold rallicd,th morning from the extreme de-
preston Of last week, and sold at l2S q 1854
shortly after noon; at the second board n wss
l2sl,, lfe, 12slt l77, and q, five p. M. 1T tsd.
The reaction was generally expected by operators,
especially on the non-coufrmaton Of the news Of
the capture Of Fort Wagner. In some quarters
the impression prevails that the frmnsss Of rod II
due TO the heavy shipments last y eek. and Il il
certain that u we continue 10 sAp two millions q
week the price OF gold must advarce somevhat.
Exchange is moderately active foe gold II 10