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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1863-07-30
Sick and Wounded Wisconsin Soldiers.

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, July 20, 1868.
Has Eace1lency Eduard Solomon, Governor
of Wisconsin:
RESPECTED IR:--Below you find will a
list of the Wisconsin soldiers landed here
yesterday afternoon. The men are all COM
fortably provided for. There are many
very sick cases among them, but change
of climate and skiilful treatment will do
much to restore them.
Respectfully,
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1863-07-30

81 Gen. NEAL Dow, the author of the
Maine Liquor Law, was taken prisoner by
the rebels during the siege of Port Hud-
son, and is now in the Libby Prison at
Richmond.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1863-07-30
Wounded Wisconsin Soldiers.
HEADQUARTERS Sd REGIMENT WIS Vols. !
In Camp near Lee sburg, Va, !

HEADQUARTERS Sd REGIMENT WIS. Vols.
In Camp near Lee sburg, Va,
- = ~ June Gath 1868.
His Excellency, Edward Solomon, Governor of
Wisconsin:
EIE:-Enclosed l send you list of the
killed and wounded in the engagement
near Beverly Ford, June 9th, 1868.
was detained by sickness from par
ticipating in this engagement and was
obliged to remain behind in camp. 1t is
gratifying, however, to be able to report
that the bravery OF the old Sd was again
severely tested, and they were not found
wanting.
In comparison to the battle of Chancel-
lorville, this. engagement was mere skir-
mish, yet, this regiment had The honor of
filing an important position, clearing the
way for our cavalry by diminishing in
their front, and driving them from stone
walls, rifle pits and timber, aud challeng-
ed the admiration of all by their GOODNESS
and their effective shots.
Respectfully, your obedient servant,
WILLIAM HAwLRY,
Col. Sd Wis. Vols.
List Of Killed aud Wounded IN the Engagement
near Beverly Ford, Va, June 9. 1868.
KILLED.
Daniel Collandef, I, near Beverly Ford, June 9.
.- gs-F-s WOUNDED.
Serg't Geo. W. Parker, B, slight in leg.
Griffith Evans, u, severe in arm.
James Golden, G, in head
Henry Fuller, G, severe in thigh.
Valentine Clarno, c. severe in leg.
James Barrett, E, severe in hip
George Hewins, E, severe in shoulder.
Ernst Bergman, e, severe in both feet
VIM. Steffens, E, slight in wrist.
JOSEPH Gwin, e, slight in hand.
Geo. N. Fawcett, I, slight in breast.
Giles L. Hawison, I, severe in leg.
John Madison, 1, slight in hand.
John W. Dunn, K, severe, leg amputated.
VIM. Bardon, D, slight in arm. ~ - s- ....
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1863-07-30

Who LEADS THE MoB.-The New York
Evening .Post says: In the conspiracy
now under examination in Philadelphia,in
which there has been disclosed system
ATTIC attempt to run the blockade with
vessels sent from our harbor, and loaded
with goods from New York shelves. and
also to furnish the rebels with information
and supplies, several letters are to be Of
tered in evidence, showing the completely
of New York men with the rebels in
Richmond The Philsdelphia Press re-
ports that one of these letters is from the
man Andrews, of Virginia who is a leader
of the mobs which are to~day numbering
and pillaging our people. Is there no law
in the land chat villains such as he may be
punished =?
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1863-07-30

serg't John j. Briston, D, I'd
John Coonce, c, I'd.
William Fuller, T, I'd.
John Schmidt, K, I'd.
Francis NJ. Bryant, I, Sd.
Ohss. Kempthorne, l, Sd.
Reuben +. Richer, A, Sd.
George Bentley, l, 9Th.
Ashaei A. johnson, D, 5th.
Corpl Chas. D. Elliott, E, 9th.
Edward Richmond, A, 9th.
Cerp'l Thomas Bamber, G, 9TH.
William Spuse, c, eth.
Lewis Groshaus, G, Goth.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1863-07-30

GREAT FIRES IN THE WooDs-On Friday
asst, fresh breeze from the north west
brought smoke in such intensity that the
sun at four O'Clock p. m. was completely
obscured, and it was difficult to recognize
a person at distance of six rods. The
air was perfectly impregnated with the
odors of burning forests, and so continued
until the next morning, when the wind
changed and the smoky veil was slowly
Withdrawn.
We have learned since that the woods
near the tributaries of the Red Cedar,
some rs miles away, are on fire, and a
great destruction to The timber is taking
place. 1t must indeed be terrible fire
that could fill the heavens with smoke at
distance of seventy.hve to one hundred
miled. Great forests of pine and other
timber must be completely moved to the
ground.-Eau Claire Free Press.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1863-07-30
Transferred to the Invalid Corps.

The following named non commissioned
officers and privates OF Wisconsin regi.
ments have been transferred from their
respective regiments and companies to the
Invalid Corps, by General Order No. 2O2
Of the War Department., to take effect Ju-
lU 1919
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1863-07-30
The Draft-important Modification.

WASHINGTON, July IS, 1868.
The following important. circular is just
issued:
WAR DEPARTMENT,
PROVOST MARSHAL GENERALS OFFICE,
Washington, July is, 1868. }
CIRCULAR No. 81.
The fourth paragraph of Circular No. A, issued
from this office, July 18th, 1868, is hereby modified
a to correspond with the opinion of Hon. VIM.
Whiting, solicitor of the War Department., which
will hereafter govern in all TO which it is ap-
plcable.
OPINION.
person drafted into the military service of the
United States, under the provisions of the Act of
March Sd, 1858, Chapter rs, fer enrolling and call
ing out the national forces and for other purposes
claiming exemption from the draft by reason of
any disability, as provided in said act, has the
right to have the question of his disability SUBJ
mitted and passed upon by the Board of Enroll
ment, which decision thereon is final. If the
Board shall have decided that the claimant liza
BILE to serye he has the right after such decision to
pay his communication money or to furnish his sub
stitute within such extended time may be fixed
by the Board of Enrolment for his appearance for
duty. VIM. WHITING,
Solicitor Of War Department.
JAS. B. Fry, Provost Marshal General
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1863-07-30

WASHINGTON, July IS, 1868.
he following important. circular is JUS
Evening star., 1863-04-22
SECOND EDITION.
THREE O'CLOCK p. NJ.
TuR SITUATIOS

Z The latest inteiligenre from the Department
-ot North Carolina represents the rebel General
i'll :o-ce as ha wing been suddenly Withdrawn
frols the vi unity of Washington; also leaving
the banks Of the Tar river clear OF the batteries
and sharpShooters With hich they were Te-
Gently studded to the end of preventing REIN
forct N, nts and supplies from reaching eur
troops. That the enemy should abandon their
lurpose OF reducing that place, which they so
lately boasted was at their mercy, seems sig
pif1cant of an effort to. concentrate all their
available forces without delay in front of tho
Army of the Potomac; insomuch as they are
also said to have Withdrawn, or rather been
driven from the banks Of the Nansemond, i, W here
their preseI ce in large force indie ated the pur-
pose Of making an attempt on Norfolk from the
rear of Suffolk. 1t twotfld be singular for them
TO withdraw their late threatening forces from
both these quarters under existing circumstan-
ces, unless alarmed at the prospect Of leaving
Richmond at Gen. Hooker's mercy. Our be-
lief is, however, that they must lose quite as
much as they can possibly gain by TINS chan-
ging the position Of thetr troops on the right
flank Of the rebel capital.-
Evening star., 1863-04-22
SPIRIT OF THE MORNING PRESS

The IntsRiasncsr defends Lord Lyons against
the charae preferred agaihst him by the New
York Leagues, viz: that he transcribed the
limits OF tis diplonasic mission In rec living
the Democratic leaders who called upon him
ia New. York, and thinks that I, nder sirniiar
circumstances Mr.. Adams would act in like
manner, rs may be inferred from the fact that
he has already conferred with representative
men in England for the purpose Of lacqairiug
inform alton useful to his country.
The Chronicle has another pointed notice OF
tire Inteafaencer and its extraordinary sinde-
peadent support Of the Government and the
National cause. To the angry taunt of the In
telligencer launched at the Chronicle shout
'spiacenen and parasites,: the lstter replies
by sharp reminder that the writer Of the In
telligencsr's article is himself a "placeman."
The Chronicle notes, in another article, the
hopeful lock Of the situation, both military
and political, and contrasts tho remarkable
,rtsperity prevailing at the North with the
S ate OF things in the South, where the rebels
are starving, quarreliing, and deserting
Evening star., 1863-04-22
IMPORTANT FROM EUROPE,
ENGLAND, FRANCE AND AUSTRIA WARE
RUSSIA AS TO HER COURSE IN RELA-
TON TO POLAND

SANDY HOOK, April 22.-The steamship Per-
siA arrived ut II o'clock this morning, with
Liverpool dates to the 11th inst.
England, France, and Prussia sent simulta.
neous dispatches TO Russia on the 10th instant,
relative to Poland.
They are friendly; but all convey intelligi-
BILE warning to Russia, exhibited by an attrac-
tive military population.
[Wf give this astonishing rigmarole precisely
as received by telegraph.-ED. STAR
The English Government has been cate.
chised in the House of Lords as to the gunboats
which are being built by them for China
On the 4th Of April the Japan had been lying
OF the French coast for three days, proceeded
on the 9th, She Is said 70 have received a large
supply Of arms and ammunition from London.
Consols, s2Aa924. - . t,yr
Evening star., 1863-04-22
A WARMING

Yesterday, BY order Of the War Depart
ment, the Rev. - Martin, residing in Prince
Georges county, Md, Immediately opposite
Ale1andria. was arres ted by squad of troops
Of this department., because he and his family
have been holding secret correspondence with
the rebels. and freely avow that they arc sc.
cessionists. Orders have been issued to send
Martin and his whole family beyond our lines,
which will doubtless be executed to-day. We
csn conceive Of no better system Of dealing with
those in our midst who adhere to the rebellion.
than that OF sending them South after this
faS Shion.
Evening star., 1863-04-22

DIsoRAH.-Bfes erbeer's new opera was given
less ef'ectiv ly than any thus far brou ght out
b HI Grau coinpany, Oh account of the small
ness of The ayse md the absence OF the baeso
Susini CoIdisr's Dinerah was exq uisieiy good;
and II rs In this opera that her greatest
tTian.phs Lave b on achieved, both in Europe
AID this eon'try. The Mazurka (or Shadow
Dane bravuF' is one OF the mot difficult in
existeno, aud is execution is only possible for
one taus Int in tie modern French school. The
trio In the n ut act W as very effective, and also
the duo In tn aecond act t4Fab.
Frignoli and Amsdio were both very good.
considfrihs that. thes are Italians and not
acc nstomnd 10 sing Msyerbeer.
Aorepsi's, part the shepherd boy. was too
slight TO shc~ tile quality other fne voice.
Ihe chorus . sdorchsstrA were aut Is elective
Evening star., 1863-04-22
LOCAL NEWS.

PARDoNED.--The President has granted q Ill
pardon to Hilleary Hutchins, who was Goa :
victed of nanslaughtt in killing John Ennis,
in GEORGETOWN, at the July term, fs59 and Wa
sentenced to eight years in the Penitentiary.
The pardon states that Hutchins committed
the offence while Under high mental excite
ment, aggravated by real or fsncied injuries,
and that prior thereto he had always borne
peaceable and exemplary character, and that
he has served nearly four years OF MY MS term
in an humble and ps nient manner. Gen. I'd.
c. Meigs, Amos Piisbury, the Inspector of tho
IistrscI Penitentiary, and others, petitiOned
AIst, 10 Johu Cunningham who was CON
yiciei; At the March term, 1888, On two indic.-
nents for assault with intent to kill, on the
arst being sentenced TO three years in the peRt-
tentiarv, ard On the other for live years, to
commence at the expiration o. the first Germ
He had ser yei out tbs frat term and portion
OF the second. At the time OF his conviction he
was Is years OF Sges The inspectors Of the
Fenitt ntlary and The Mayor OF Washin,son
petitioned II his heheit.
CRIMINAL Cor E1-J,,dt,e E;sier.-This morn
ing, Chief Justice Carter and Justice O&in were
also On tha bench. q 1ts'=
Hestar L. Stevens was appointed master
commissioner in admiFa ATTY.
John l.. Tnofnas, San Mich gan casiir,, " as
acaustted on charge Of stealing pair OF gts srs
from SeIemoa 5furhsis !. an ordered TO fs ss..t
To the CeniTals Or ardhouseito be ssnfft5 he
rePinaent. tE1 ftEs ssagsE ! p. ~, ,sz=-
Hsr,ieop 20 Vi te, ieSSeted, fdn st''.lis- t-a-c
sAat~- f~-5 = EsGE~ Il tEG
:
Evening star., 1863-04-22
LATE TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
IMPORTANT 'rROM NEW ORLEANS.
THE EEBFL GEN. SIBLkY ABANDONING
HIS POSITION AND GUNS NEAR
BRASHEAK CITY,
THE RAM QUEEN OF THE WEST RECAP
TUkED BY OUR FORCES.

NEW YoRK, April 22,-The Herald has a
New Orleans letter of the 1ith instant, which
says: "Geu. Sibley& was abandoning his po-
si,ion near Brashear City; leaving his guns
and ammunition behind him.
The ram Queen efthe West the Herald cor
respor dent stttes-has been rctakcn in Grand
Gull by our troops. The Captain and crew
are prisoners in Berwick Bay. The capture OF
the steamer Dana, lately seized by the rebels,
is also almost ensured; tb- L. S. steamer CHI
ton having removed the distractions In the
river and closing rapidly upon her.
- xIhe rehsl Gen. Sihley.-ED. STAR.
Evening star., 1863-04-22
ARRIVAL OE REFUGEES

Fifteen reful ees from Richsaond, including
a deserter from the 1st Battalion Virginia In.
tantry, all foreigners, were picked up some 50
miles down the Potomac, and brought to the
city to-day. They had converted their funds
into gold and state stock, and appeared very
anxious to go farther north. They state that
they paid S. in Confederate money for one in
gold. and $3.50 for a 81 ssgreenback"
preliminary examination was had by
Captain Todd, but no disposition had been
made of them up TO the hour of our going to
press.
Evening star., 1863-04-22
TEIEGRAP
THE PETERHOFF'S MAILS DE
CLARED INYIOLABLE

Especial Dispatch to The Star.l
NHw YORK, April 22.-Judge Belts (of the
New York Prize Court) has decided to turn
over the Peterhofs mail to the u s. District
Attorney, unopened, to be forwarded to the
Government here. This is equivalent to de-
Gliding that the Court has no legal right to open
the mails OF that vessel.
This decision seems to settle the question of
the inviolability Of the mails Of any Govern
ment bearing its official seal, upon which point
there has never been any previous controversy.
Evening star., 1863-04-22


IMPORTERS OF ARMY WATCHES,
NASSAU Il JoHx SrREsTs, NEW York,
are receiving a large importation Of
RAILWAY TIMEKEEPERs,
in The .s4,. and asss.l Ss.y
Of the HuBsAkp Bros. Of New York, oils q long.
ts want In ans W.,sa
.ss sai IS e ssss'' ssss s
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plated with gold and siysr. per Of six, FoErY
RIGHT DOLLARS lS4S). By mail, postage, 81 90 per
per case. . .. -
MAGIC TIME OBS sERyERs.
Bsi"s a Hunins and 0psn Faee. 0. .Ladys or
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The New York ilaatrs.ea "tf"l Re.s tse leading pic
81 s :ss Of sn
Bsos. Of New York, sTs the 40 i'm portsrs It IS
ils .nd Open Face watch eomSined I Ono Of a"Hs The
tt,iast: me,t convenient, and decidedly the brst
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sesu,ste t,peyisssm Price, sup yrsiy fsnsrsysa, d.
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Evening star., 1863-04-22
ARRIVAL OF A PRIZE STEAMER Al
NEW YOHN,

NEW YORK, April 22d-The British prize
steamer Gertrude, which was captured on the
18TH instant off Harbor Island by the Wander
bilt, after chase of several hours, has ar
ri, ed at this port. The Gertrude was bound
TO Charleston, and on arriving at that port and
finding 1t SO closely blockadei steared for
Nassau. Sire is $50 tons tulthen, and has a
cargo Of gunpowder and military stores. Her
clearance shows her to be from Nassau, bound
to St. Johns, N r.
Evening star., 1863-04-22
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Sd HAVING THE LAkG EST ENGRAVING
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th. BESIDES TAE FASHIONS, A LARGE
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Evening star., 1863-04-22
FURTHER OF THE MOVEMENT OIL
GEN. BANKS UPON THE REBELS
IN LOUISIANA.
PROBABLE CAPTURE OF THE CoNFEpER.
ATE FORCE kNTIRH
THE REBELS LEAVING GUNS AND AMMC-
NITION BEHIND IN THEIR RETREAT.

NEW YORK, April 22.-The HeraIds dispatch
from New Orleans, dated 14th inst, says the
enemy evacuated his works at Csnterviue last
night; but probably will be captured entire, as
he is enclosed between Growers forces on enc
side and Emory and Weitzell on the other.
The enemy is leaving guns and ammunition
behind. ' D i-.t ~
The ram Queen of the West was captured in
Grand Lake. Capt. Fuller, her commander,
ard all her crew and officers, numbering inety,
are prisoners.
Evening star., 1863-04-22

ARRIVAL OF PRISONERS AND DHsERTHRs.
The following prisoners OF war and deserters
from the rebel army were brought up from the
Potomac last evening. They were sen. TO the
Ct, ardhouse:
Dsssrters. VIM. Frier. 5lst Georgia infantry;
David Cronan, Richard Parker, Walter Whalon
and Patrick Dunn, 26th Georgia in fantry; Pat
rick bodkin and james McGrath, 9th Alabama
infantry.
Prisoners Of War.-Wm. E. Rector, Sth Vir.
ginia infantry, captured at BeaIton Station.
John Kelly, I'd North Carolina cavalry, can.
tured at MiIiford's Ford, Val Vim. O'Caynor
4th Virginia cavalry, captured at Fayette willie,
Va; X II. Sumrow, Cd North Carolina cavalry
captured at Wiilford's Mills; A. T. CLARK and
J. H. Raha, I'd North Carolina cavalry, can.
tured at Willford's Ford. r. W. Downman, Attn
Virginia cavalry, captured at Fayetteville, Va:
!. M. Peters, John P. Gaines, Corn. A. A.
lowell, and T. w. McMullen, priyates. 4tb
virginia cavalry, captured at Warrenton;
George New mar, private, 9th vi sinia ca yaIry.
captured Wiilford's Ford; ia. es S. Glassei,,
1ith Virginia infantry, capture at Be7eriy's
Ford. f.
Evening star., 1863-04-22
A REBEL RAID

A refugee from Dixie, who came through
Culpeper Court House on Thursday last, re.
lorts that at that time Fitzhugh Lees cavalry
were preparing to leave Culpeper for raid
into Loudoun county, and in coming through
Loudoun day or two later the refugee heard
OF the presence Of this cavalry in considerable
numbers in that county.
Evening star., 1863-04-22
THE FRENCH AT pUERLA

We hear that nj. MERCER, the French Min.
lister. received despatch this forenoon con-
flrming the previous reports that the French
army had succeeded in carrying the outer
works at Puebla
Evening star., 1863-04-22

Y. NJ G. A.-The tenth anniversary OF ths
Young Mems Christian Association will take
place this evening at Rev. DIR. Smiths church,
on Ninth street Rev, Or. Ganse. Of N. T.,
Boardman, of Philadelphia. and other distin-
Evening star., 1863-04-22
THE nTTA SGV

TIE DUTASSY COURT MARTIAL.
This court afte1 short session to-day, ad-
jouIned to m eet again tomorrow at IL O'Clock.
Col Marshall, a member Of the Court is vet
indisposed.
Evening star., 1863-04-22

@From Shillington, Odeon Building, we
have "Le Bon Tom for May, with its budget
OF Paris fashions; and the "UontinentaI Month
ly," also for May.
Evening star., 1863-04-22
IRON TuE.FRnN

IN ihe course OF yesterday "sw rebel cav
elry showed themselves in rae vicinity of
nantilly, but ran into the w:ods on being
discovered by our pickets.
Evening star., 1863-04-22

SICK SoLDIRRs.-Some 600 sick soldiers were
brought up from Aqua Greek yesterday by
the steamers Mary Washington, and Johl
Tucker. They were sent to the Carver aad
COLUMBIA College Hospitals.
Evening star., 1863-04-22
CHICAGO EI,ElgION

CHICAGO, April e2.-In the city election yes
terday, the total vote reached 203.D Sherman
democratic candidate for Mayor was elected by
lis majority Therenander o the democratic
ticket is elected. The council stands twenty
democrats and twelve republicans.
Evening star., 1863-04-22

STEAMER PERSIA.
NRw YORK, April 22.-The steamship Persi,
will arrive about noon,
Evening star., 1863-04-22

NATIONAL LoAN.-Tho national loan SUBJ
scriptions footed up yesterday, at the office OF
Jay Cooke & Co., to Si,919,250.
Evening star., 1863-04-22

Is ON previous nights, and evidently needed
rehearsal.
Tonight Bellini's great opera Of Norm, which
music lovers every where agree to admire, Is to
performed, with Madame Lorini in her famous
tragic role Il Norma, Mile NJ orsnsi as Falgiso,
Sig. Maccaferri as Polio, and Signor Susini rs
Ordrcs. k
Tomorrow night another special attract don.
in the shape Of Halevi's opera La Jairr per
termed here fer the first time
Stats and s!and:ri editions of the Opera
Librettus may be procured at Metzerotts.
Evening star., 1863-04-22
GILK WKAPPIEGs

GILK WKAPPIEGs n .lfag- r-o,
E AND SuAWLS. ss
W. have just received = bea tlfui assortment of
til. lat tt s'yIe, q heavy SILK Wrsppings and Lots
AND s0pate Spring a~ls. Ala IL pi9cts Black
Silhs, Guitsbi- Ter dresses and rappiags.
ap71 NJ fASL0R & 90 =
LoR sALE-Ons large CAkp gT, can .he ont TO
suit u al ens Ga tie hO r oi nay furn5turs
ear, Tttm 2 an ineh staeoasd WslRat, !ens
l!s feet, Cured Hair ard vAruish. md lytgio9s
other n stsria for c>hinet makers. 49a gikh
EOReAlE -Ari prov Nichols SODA v sfkR
draw pspe, siFr ,stt.es co sr. d o.; viii Is ~at
!ov pp lcy' loo IL an. c o. sn =. Appl 70 lbs;
ffIllVAE bri gvist. earn 4sh s"h III "a
~ T. zHrEE q {
Evening star., 1863-04-22

PRIZE.
NEW YORK, april a9.-Thc prize steamer
Gertrude has arrived.
Evening star., 1863-04-22

I OST Or MlSLAID-Three CERTIFICATES
issu, hy TIE Perm Mutual Life Insurance
Compsny Of fh;iadelp' il, Ne l.ss2, sf', Itsf No,
by given that srplics'iop has pesn m ads for ths
Issue of dup piicsts cartifca.eE,- J. FuSs.LL :
ap8 lsw3ws Washington, ID. O, :
Evening star., 1863-04-22
Washington Money Market.

Quotations for stocks, coin and uncurrent
money, furnished BY Lewis johnson Co.,
Buying. Selling.
q. 8. Coupon Bonds, 1881 So. .iC5 1857
Dc, 1881, s.2us. par
T. S. 7.:s Notes. ..s... ..........F54 1907
QHsxtermsstsrs' Checks. 99xaa 4 -sa- .
New Cert' ficates .......,... 99a9a
Washington Corporation stock, par.
u. S. Demand Notes. -. ...1i3A;Bx -
American ti' ID. a....... .B2al44 a.se-
American silver. .13o = srta-
.e.g NEW YORK RATES. - !
Coupon 6s, 1851. .i05Ai 73Os, ie5 Nj Dem ands,'
1i5a; Gold. H5I. -,r .. o. e- --rs..-