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uEsRy II. LREDs A CO., AuCTIoyEERs
III VALUABLE OIL PAINTINGS

IA VALUABLE OIL PAINTINGS
-, -, . -, HENRY IT, LEEDS CO
VII Sh - stouon on friday, NAY s. AT II o'clock. our
A VERY yALuABIB AND COSTLY PRIVATE coil.
LECTION OF OIL PAINTINGS, mostly By he cEi,f;
DRAFTED OLD MASTERS. comp sing u n,,mber az 81
anpios BY EMINENT MODERN ARTISTS bslns ~, :, irs
GALLERY OF well known gentleman mr. rrs dent In
Sonues who Is ABOUT sas ns Tor Europe, MI shch have
Been sent 10 Us 10 be sold without reserve ~ ''
In this collection will Norks OF ,.
great artists Nv '"""'"s
D. TEkTERS u. LTNGLEBAClI ONEGANcE
ALBEIT DJRER, A BROWER, TFRRIftu
Err JOSHUA A. Won MASS Sf'IiIpOi'F
rE1inSoLLDss DE CALI. X. RUTsCH,
JACOB VAN Es p. NIERIS FRANCIS
PAUL. POTTER VAN HUlSUM. L. or INKsAcu
skNshHspr, =. ~ MIS-. Van ooSsfF tpE
sssv,u,AALLkEN, vAkpERwELpE WANDER MULLEN
vvyyn.sn ah,rrhh WEENIM BOsCiIAERE
ana others Of esusl crc btfty
among the painters OF modern cTnineuce are the vorks
Tho shlrwreck, b. =. W. NJ TURNER slcnca and war
rsesei q EOhGL AOIt.A Nd q ATNSBOROUGU ToONE
MLLkis EDussEkI sTACuE, PLELI:, and others
equally desirable and cslebr slsd In announcing this sale
psntns included were pure sod BY without regard 10
eosi ~ The various sales Nhc occurred r Furo, aas
sg the past W eny years OF be celebrated aud
The great iory n the pictures will bc found 10 bosy
ne signature OF monogram Of the They are prnct
psD cabinet size, and as collection believed 10 be nm.
sapas.a n'this country in regard 20 quality aud anthem.
s1y They VII es ready for exhibition above ON ana
rsm racsdsy eth May un til sale, with oats cues
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TxECUT0RS SALE OF REAL ESTATE WILL RE
sold 3 public auction on Saturday Nay ct O'Clock
ssr deceased situated 10 the township of North Bergen
b. ON the turnpike road leading from 10 Hacken.
enck about "a miles from H0Doken,
and W Acres OF land On the above farm dwellings
80 new two story frsms house, with good barn
oahsr ontouiid nss and variety OF fruit trees II plea
n located and could be conyenenty d dad into
" DURyBA, near The premises. II the weather should
=. " DURrEA. p,s.,,...
W. II. DAY. bAeouloS
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u
SALES AT AUCTT~
'.'i To1ios oTIeE-rEsEMrr' SALE
A sffsSs Hsff. SIS d SsS s ;ssas.
sSffEs.s stsESD . sSfsS 81 q
ri ss.s r:.ssas: s
ssa sns sIi's ssass near EsSS
as,.onee calls sae spsSs ssD, s., s o. mo
2 oh: tnraa ~ ,as
ssa orasr The Woe sSsoiasjy
d "'a Ssxsso e s9 S'ssfF * cash
:sss p e sas and sa s
9Th Sees, Of , sr Il R tSse S,s ss mar n
SOFAS ,wS Arm Ss ne yoacn ana oval
s1ss Sns Soe Of % ssss Ia sSs
SIs Win s ssS :s:
.iih nh gl irsmss spg.rS sy res ana pr.sdsn China
::ss %ssis sns ~;
s: o. T. ss'y
Esis n Ssss sscEosTs
f and
BOOB i
sss
Ssss sG Hair nSss Af% sns
sea- s ssg Ss opesy sss Fl pnny
rss oak ming Ann Gnah As n car, p.sn or
sAip goods Cor ps'rshA.era
AUCTION COMPLEMENTARY IRVING, AUG
MSHsSs' psraS5 m ss IL: a S
rhassy Mag at Io os;ocs at =. B.oaaway corner q
e. 81 ssTass 2s''ss s
fsn, Brussels carpst. Sarvsd rs,or
s a%s ssh ps%1:
Cover Easy Reception Chars rosewood Card
8 Sns and
o.as as ws op
:s.. SEWING Chairs Carpet srcsa.s WHaSw Cur
Eas s s
s.S Ssss
Ss Is. iss us1s an ns H. 70
.: J. qSS:., IT.
ssom 20 Nassau street large second hand
ping sonssns Of ro..wooS Parton Suits oossrsa
TAsS rRi sna Mantle
Dnns Table: Dressing 1S ss .Ssss
"a The whole % be psremplory sold
j: g. s aotssNSE Sh!G sXEE or HIDES AND TAI
.i2 clock. ~ Coffee House alp loot Of Wall street
q Barrels Tallow.
ale positive: terms cash. s.l. BY order
:. . j e q ssI a 2: EATON 4
~ .ssv. s.s postponed from TUESDAY HaSS
Sshb bV ss24Es AUss1SsHss BALE o,
e.: :ssss:, s:;ssS:
s3ss &: ss. :. s.: y.
ss ss. n
dOop. PE!Ss LEAP, Ais and s sSSdSi p
ToN' HIT Hat, SAT " hhu FISH, Ia IRON
srs z1IEERss s1NSkAx
~ her Iacks Apparel and everything On board belong
t.l%: ash. Catalogue. r..ay on III. laA inst
EDsaA9sSRs s's5s AZ: a;v .'ns,ss.
sDX THs ! g. ;p +: iron. gallery a. n. Derby
Ar' '1; 4HGas - this
80 worn: q ~ iss.ss . III q .sies
=. public may Ss assured that hey a.. aso be
- =: s: ss:ss 8! :::
"a: ssSss ; ~ ss 5: y: Origins. q ".
S::s: s.; :I.:s:s. ssisS;i
;sss s s x:|;;s.
::ss:; G:rm.n Ss.ss. "Ssna:m.s q Is: rin. OF q
s:: q &c g; . ssss:
..s entirely I SHa 3 " fSIsSsP 1nsrs
KKNSETT, LOUIS LANG, OXFORD,
1A1T, HUNTINGTON, CROPSEy,
4l0NOT, EASTMAN JOHN CHAPMAN,
4AQLEAR son, Prof, WEIR,
Il. PAGE. J KYLE, HEFFLER,
N.AUvELT, LOOP, JONES,
IA TERRY, q. MILLER, MOUNT.
4NkLEY, Y.W. EDM0NDs, 0LASSR.
z. items q special interest may be mentioned that
ORioISAL PAINTING By HENRY IMAM.
Dsgssseptins washington Psacemskcr.S and very
LANDSCAPE By THOMAS COLE.
PROFESSOR wHiEEiFs -NIAoARA."
- The celebrated painting, by J. H. Glass
THE STANDARD IN DANGER and
THE STANDARD BEARER
ne collection will be view
DAY AND EVENING,
80 upon Monday May catalogues ready for delivery
q H. LUDLOW AUCTIONKER.
xYs Sale OF Franklin and Walker street Prope<ty
4 II. LUDLOW CO. will sell 1T auction, on Thursday
~ Sos at u clock al the Merchants Exchange Sales
yRANxLLN sTREEr.The i've story and basement
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NO. is5 SIXTH AvENUE.-LADIEs AND GENTLE
IA II wiah 70 receive the highest price for
cast on cic,hng Carpets parnt1s 4s the best yoe can
avenue, doors Tenth street Ladies' attended by
hs Minx Trus, will be dealt with TO Satisfaction
| benefit
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ID A. Chiffon ACCTIONEBR
x1s u 9. GOVERNMENT SALE OF HIDES AND TAI
Low. WIN BE- sold a publ: auction. on Thursday, May
l3 II o'clock In Coffee House slip loot Of Wall street.
- Green Sailed Hides, just arrived.
% Barrels Tallow.
~ do. do.
0ale positive; terms cash. oale bv order
Colonel A. B. EATON,
A. O. q. OF Subsistence, u. g. 4.
Ne shove sale postponed from Tuesday. Maya
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AMUsEMnHTs.

-
NfBLO's GARDEN
A'' "a SAREWELI' 'KNax6KlEiai
0RHAT TRAGIC Artistic,
whose ssntres has been
NADR MEMORABLE
MOST BRILLIANT AUDIENCES
OVERWHELMING APPLAUS1
combining 70 reader Nlis enpaRement
POPULAR OVATION
WORTHY THE GENIUS
YOUNG TRAazDIENNR
who has gained so completely t6ssy,ove
Of the public, well the
HIGH ARTISTIC JUDGMENT
NETRoPoILs or THE COUNTRY
This and 6venng during the week. he thshnGy sRee-
tive play Of
THE FORSAKEN.
win b presented. In which
viii sustain her impressive and pathetic role OF the
JEWISH MAIDEN.
Shs VIM b supported BY most powerful company a@oap
". Lanergan, Mr. J. G. Burnett, Mr. Harry Pearson, Mr.
Lamb, Mr. O. ii. Wilson, Mr. Geo Andre 4rs j. w. Lam
ergan Mrs. II. p Grattan md hrs Skerretl
Original and beautiful BY Mr.. j. II. seiwyn ori
nal composed expressly for this piece by Mr. Robert
6tpel original and Characteristic costumes BY Mons Ph
vey B. Dodworh.
THREE DAYS IN ADVANCE
Doors open ~ *; Performance commences at o'clock
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IN NoTICK.-PEREMPr.

UCTIOh NOTICH-M. DOUGHTY, AUCTIONEER,
pso 70 Rasasu street large Of second hand
Hsusehold Furniture families declining house,
hspng consisting Suits covered In
sss walnu. DO In reps Tapestry Bru'ssi: and Ingram
Cas- Chandeers Dining Tables, Dressing Bureaus Wash
eA1ds, Beseads Hair Mattresses. Feather Beds, Bedding
= q be
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NEW YORK AND NEW HAVEN RAILROAD OoMPA-
IN ny, corner Of Fourth and Twenty seventh
street.
TRxAsuREa's Ovrcn April Is, 1863
dividend Of three dollars per (ee from govern.
ax) has this day Been declared capital
the company, payable ~ this Office and after Friday
NAY 1. ~
The transfer books VIII BE- closed from the 10th inst
Nay !, inclusive. W. BEhENT, Treasurer.
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HEATH HOUSE. sCHoOLEY's MOUNTAIN SPRINGS
Ii J.-rhis large and CANT hoi. 30 widely End m
yoraoy SHOWN WI 10 oened on he lst u une in cAce
lcavine loot OF Corilsnh street. N NJ 50 A. n and
Il. d.: distance Is miles Rooms may &c engaged on
reasonable terms More particular inforaaDn may BE- nd
BY addr ssns the subscr Der by ling him Weiues
Day between l. and o'clock, at The Asor uonsr. ~ Y.
Il - COLEMAN, Proprietor
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NHESTNUr GROVE HOTEL, CLIFTON STATEN
" Island 70 et-i is near the lower landing wiIkccon.
MEDIATE sixty Doarders IL IN perfect order.
every convenience wfh seven OF shade and
wiz DO rntcd low 10 good tenant and I'd
not rented by the 10th instant applications will
eeved Tor hoard from furnish their own
apartments and who desire the beet on
reasonable terms. Aplay on the premisea
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n H. LUDLOW AUCTIONEER.
lYs Sale OF Franklin and Walker street Prope<ty
LUDLOW CO. will sell. 1t auction on Thursday
rOom l03 Liberty street
FRANKLIN Street.-The Ave story and basement
white marble front store Nos 80 north aide near
CAnreh street. lot 36 front IS feet By 1876 In depth
sors the entire lot Is substantially built and first
olass, In every respect $4,000 can remain.
A BERNHARD 8. BERNHARD, Executors.
WALKER STREET-The valuable story aud base me nj
white marble No. - Walker street north side near
nuIch street; building covers the entire lot; lot 34xiO
oiAoo) can remain on Mortgage.
Maps &C.. a, the auciionscrs once No Pine street
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A POSITIVE FACT-LADIES AND GENTLEMEN, II
n you want 70 the utmost value for cast OIL
Goshns Carpets FSrpaFs snd Serslr me best you CAL
tween AID Thirty ninth streets cas-. aide
than a. any other dealers In New York Ladies' attended b,
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A rsSs BOwERY;-H. RosENTHAL, HAVING AGRBAT
"A desire TO purchase quantity Of Of Wearing
Apparel Furniture Carpets Jewelry &c by calling
addressing him ladies' and gentleman obtain the utmost
value for article Ladies attended by Mrs. RosenhN
Please remember and $50 Bowery opposite Great Jones
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CLOTHING.

"A Clothing wanted for the Western and California
seta Ladies' and gentlemen having the above .rsces e
for SIX Dresses from 81 $40 Coss from s2io 50 for
rants; Tor Wooen, Doaine and Calico Dresses, Bhaws
CARROTS Furniture Jewely h. she highest cash paid
oy Gaining at Or addressing note 70 b. MlNTz 23 Sixth
avenue near Eighteenth Ladies' attended BY Mra
Int Don't forget tho well known name B. nINTA OF
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AT THE OLD ESTABLISHMENT or A. DUCAs 2ls
"A Seventh avenue, ladies' and gentlemen viii have the
REL % the Ia: us received an order from New
guarantee pay rs per than those who name
their prices and extra prices for Carpcts also Furn
tare Jeweiy &c note by post viii be nctuay attend
ed 10 by Mr.. Mrs.sD.
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AT Is THIRD AVENUE, BETWEEN SEVENTH AND
"A Eighth Streets ladies and gentleman win nnd y to
pets Furniture and Jsws!r We have this day recsvsd
pay cent than other dealer In the city
Call on address BY post to H. JOSEPH ID Third
Joseph.
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A GREAT DEMAND. 900 WORTH OF CAST OFF
"A Clothing wanted, for New Orleans Ladies and gen
Nemen having ihe articles dispose q the
Cd the following $40 $t6
for sk Dresses from . to go for Goats from % 81
paid old gold silver watches damonds cancels hair
6hawls guns, pistols musical Instruments Please can
eth and rwentynrs streets. Ladies attended by Mrs.
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rnAND CONCERT AND ORuAN EIHIhlTIoN Az III
" Bloamiusiale Baptist ebuch. 10 syw sscsrd s,rss,,
between Seventh and Eishth enIss Tbufsdey everHr
thc 7h n O'Clock THE foh. wing srsss VIII arp<ev
MIRA J. \. Thomas Soprano. Mr.. y: Malcrn Sgrsnoi
orgsnist Of Graes chareb Prof 100. ssssc ~ -
Warren, Mr. L. Schpisfsahi rtpro-ied ~ IpwH.m ste
rs Tksls n, csns-to e had al M DOOR The cilan va
bait Nv Mr. al Beach. OF cinvef.rs ~ " s'e Gun
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TrENTiON AT FIR NEW STORE ia THIRD AVE
IA ldes and gentlemen guaranteed 70 receive
e highest psce for each article Of Cas-. on Wearing Appa
rel FuIntnrs Carpe &c for the New Orleans market
81 SIS Tor Six Dresses roid 81 70 $s Coats
from 81 Pants FOR all other kinds of Dresses
Futnturc Carpets &c. the highest prices win be paid IN
cash. Call address @. MTSH ia Third avenue,
pourtee nth street. Ladies' attended by Nrs Mish
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Ar THE OLD ESTABLISHMENT, 2ss SEVENTH AVE.
purchase cast on Clothing Tarnitae Carpets e. Isdie.
cthsr dealer By calling at OF addressing by 70 "
ABRAHAAS .S3 Seventh avenue between Twenty fifth
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A GREAT DEMAND FOR CAST OFF WEARING AP
"A pArei Carpeia Furniture and Jewelry, for Calorais
and esern markets. for which tho utmost vaue be OBJ
tained BY calling addressing H. HARRIS 1854 Seventh
avenue between Twenty.6rs Twenty second streets
Ladies attended by krs. H. Harris.
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RUMORs FROM VICKsBURG.
Rebels Whipped on the Blackwate,
Reported chase of the Northern
Light by a Prevateer.

New YORK, March John Anthem,
an eminent lawyer died to-day aged 70
years.
The Post has story that the North
ern Light was chased last Tuesday morn
ing off the coast of Florida, by propel-
Ter steamer, which when first seen car
ried signal of distress, but subsequent
ly gave chase to the Northern Light, con-
tinuing it until Federal war vessel hove
in sight. Some officers of the Northern
Light declined to admit it.
1t is possible the vessel was a priva-
teer.
A Cairo letters of the Sd, mentions a
rumor that the whole of Porter feet has
run by Ficksburg.
A Fort Monroe letter ofthe 4th, says
Col Spear of the llth Pennsylvania cav
airy attacked the rebels at Franklin, last
night, capturing number of prisnoers
and driving the rest across the Black
water.
A Winchester letter reports a recon
noissancc of the 18th cavalry to near
Woodstock, where the enemy is located
in large numbers.
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NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
BY THE E. W. LINE
Exclusively for the Journal.
PROCEEDINGS OF SENATE.

WASHINGTON, March 6.-The Senate
Standing Committees were announced.
Mr. Anthony introduced resolutions to.
print 10000 copies of the mechanical
part of the Patent Office Report, and
1900 copies of the Acts and Resolutions
passed during the present season.
Bayard took the oath to support the
Constitution of the United States.
Bayard is now entering upon his new
term of Office
Sumner called up the additional rule
of the Senate proposed yesterday.
This rule prescribes that the Loyal
oath passed in July last, shall be sub
scribed to by the members of this body
Salisbury of Delaware moved its fur
Their consideration be postponed until to-
morrow.
Sumner replied that the statute re-
quired that every officer, civil, military,
or naval, should take the oath before en-
tering on his duty.
Salisbury said the oath could not now
apply, because Senators had already en-
tered on the duties of their office, hence
it was utterly impossible now to do it be-
fore doing so; consequently, it was not
applicable to this body
Bayard said, while not rising formally
to oppose the resolutions, he suggested
that important questions were involved
as well as the constitutional power to in
terfere with the qualifications of either
branch of Congress.
Davis remarked that the law was fla
gitiously unconstitutional; it imposed a
test oath. If they had right to admin.
lister such an oath in one moment, they
had a right to administer. it in another
The majority of the Senate have
great aversion to Copperhead Democrats.
But suppose in three or four years these
Copperhead Democrats should obtain
possession of the Government, including
the executive and legislative branches,
and should come up with their test oath
to sustain their political school Of poll
ties, were the gentlemen ready to admit
that these Copperhead Democrats had
constitutional power to admit such oath?
Yet they would have as much power to
impose their form of oath to promote
their party ends as the last Congress had
TO PASS this law
He trusted he could take this oath
with as clear a conscience as any man,
but he held that. Congress had no power
to pass a law imposing such an OATH
He proceeded to argue that it would
be setting a most mischievous precedent
Several messages were announced
from the President
Mr.. Harris hoped the Senate would go
into executive session The debate was
Improbable
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Southern Intelligence.

The Herald has the following from the
Richmond Examiner of March ID:
SAVANNAH, February 28-The steam
er Nashville, in coming up the Ogeeche
river last night, grounded on sand bar
before Fort McAlister, and being dis
covered by the Yankee fleet, their iron
clads opened fire across the marsh at
the Nashville, at 80 minutes past seven
o'clock, and continued it until 10 o clock
when an incendiary shell struck the
Nashville and set her on fire. She is
now total wreck. The fort fired upon
the iron-clad and hit her twice. The
other gunboats of the fleet fired at the
fort, but did no damage.
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ARRIVAL OF THE ARABIA.
Polish Difficulty Becoming Inter-
esting.

HALIFAX, March 6-The steamer
Arabia, from Liverpool Dist, via Queens
town 22d, arrived with two days later
news.
The Polish question is the leading
topic in Europe.
France sent dispatch to Berlin, ex-
pressing great dissatisfaction at their in
tervention in the affairs of Poland
In the British House of Lords, Russell
denounced the course of Russia.
LIVERPOOL, Feb. 22.-Breadstuffs dull
Wheat and Flour unchanged and steady
Corn 3@6d lower. Provisions dull and
tending downward.
LONDON, February 2l.-Consols $3.50
Q4o
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Another Fight with Van Dorm.
tn. FEDERALS DEFEATED.
DESPERATE FIGHTIN G.

NASHVILLE, March 6.-There was fight
ing all day yesterday between Van Dorm S
force and the Federal force of three reg
iments of infantry, one regiment of cav
airy, and one battery of artillery at
Spring Hill.
The infantry was cut to pieces or cap
tured by the rebel force. They fought
desperately until the ammunition was
exhausted and they were overwhelmed
by superior numbers, and were either
killed or captured The cavalry and ar
tillery got off safely.
No reinforcements from Gen. Gilbert
at Franklin reached the scene of action.
There were seven regiments of Federal
troops at that place
Van Dorm is reported to have $4,000
men in his command.
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FROM THE WEST INDIES.
THE ALABAMA STILL IN MISCHIEF.

New York, March 6.-The Herald S
correspondent, in a letter from Havana,
dated Dist ultimo, says:
Capt Beesin, of the Hamburg brig
Maria, arrived from Manzanilla Bay, to
complete her cargo here, and reports
having been overhauled by boat from
the Alabama off Cape Isabella on the 9th
inst
They merely asked him where he was
bound. The Alabama afterwards chased
a Spanish steamer bound east, and
brought her to by firing Both steamers
were observed passing east of Port au
Platte harbor on the evening of the 10TH
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Great Arrival of Treasure.

New YORK, March 6.-The Northern
Light arrived from Aspinwall with ST.
5000 in treasure. She was conveyed
by the gunboat Connecticut
President Coreva of Gnatamala had
invaded San Salvador A battle was ex-
pected sOon
The British minister is using every
exertion to stop the war;
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New York Market.

New York, March 6.
FLOUR very dull and unsettled, with
small sales at BOOT 80 for extra State
and 50@7 Is for Il. H. o.
WHEAT dull and nominal at l 3S01
60 for Spring, and 1901 IS for winter
red western.
Corn heavy and nominal at 93@95.
OATS quiet at o1@S4.
Pork dull
LARD dull and lower at 103@10s.
WHISKY irregular and unsettled at
46@4S.
GROCERIES inactive but quite firm.
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New York Money Market.

New YORK, Feb. 6.-Exchange unset
tied and lower, at 5000 for merchants
and bankers bills. Gold continues ex-
cited and unsettled, opening at so, de-
clined to 4S, advanced to 81, and closed
weak at 521.
GOLD since the Board 524. Sterling,
for Gold is quoted at l 10Y; for currency
62@l 65 Gold at the Board 504. De-
mand notes %.
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NOTICE.

J. W Mills & Co. Plaintiffs against Steamboat
Thistle and owners, defendants petition to attach
ment.
]. Emanuel Plaintiffs against Steamboat Thistle
and owners, defendants petition and attachment.
DY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF SALE IN
ID the above causes, directed to the Sheriff of
Levingston consty Kentucky, 1 will, on the Goth
day of March next, at the corner of the Branch
Bank of Southern Kentucky, situated on the cor
of Main and Water Streets, expose to sale at
public auction, a credit of three and six months
with interest from date, the steamboat Thistle her
engines, furniture and tackle.
Bond with approved security in the nature of
sale bond at law upon which execution may
issue at maturity, will be required Of tho purcha-
ser.
Given under my hand as Sheriff of said County
this 9th day of February, 1863.
THEODORE THOMPSON, S. L. G.
By j. G. HODGE, DptyS S.
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Virginia Tax Commissioners.

WASHINGTON, March 5.-A special to
the Tribune says John Hauxhnrst, Gil
bert f. Watson and VIM. j. Borman
have been appointed Commissioners of
Virginia under the law providing for the
sale of lands on which the direct tax has
not been paid.
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Sundries Received

A SS0RTED PICKLES AND JELLIES, CAT
n sups, of all kinds, Chow Chow, Stove Polish
Fancy Soap, Rolling Pins, Lamp Wick, Ohio Must
ard, Butter Paddles, Brooms, Vegetable Yeast
Plant, Soda, Cream Tarter, Canister Powder, Su-
Cove Oysters, HOLSTERS, salmon, Star and Coal
Candles assorted Market Baskets, and thousand
other things too numerous to mention. Call at the
Old Pioneer Drug Gtore, No. y Main Street, and
see for yourself
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-03-07
CORPORATION NOTICE.

Feb. %, lS63.-And now il is hereby ordered and
directed by the Common Council of the City of
Evansville, that the owners of all lots or parts of
lots, fronting adjoining the south east side
OF Mulberry street, from Third to Fourth street. in
said City, cause the side walks thereon to be
brought to the proper gr- de- and that they cause
side walk of Glass No. to belaid down thereon
within thirty days from the publication of this
order. P. BURKE, Clerk.
Clerks Office March :. 1863
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-03-07
TO NERVOUS SUFFERERS OF BOTH SEXES.

TO NERVOUS SUFFERERS OF BOTH SEXES.
A Reverend Gentleman, having been restored to
neath in few days after undergoing all the usual
routine and irregular expensive modes of treat
ment, without success considers it his sacred duty
communicate to his afflicted fellow creatures the
nEANs OF CURE. Hence, the receipt of an adj
dressed envelope, be will send (free) copy of the
prescription US, d. Direct to DR.. JOHN NJ. DIG
NALL, 1S6 Fulton Street, Brooklyn, y. Y.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-03-07
More Fictitious Reports.

WASHINGTON, March A special to
the Herald says there was a protracted
session of the cabinet to-day. Rumors of
important changes in that council have
been revived.