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The New York herald., 1863-04-15

Tn RrsuN's IINsRy.--The Secretary of ths I'm.
srrior hss r.,.cd lbe q the JOINT rcsout ,on a
- res lor iss agstib.tvc e MI The books docu.
sail lsas - ~ ~ puDt<bsd by tlsir order
autcs 1n IncnI~rs ~ tbe p-u.eDt tnngrsss. lie
gfe sl fIe-D1 A. seii a. Illegal s.1a6 ofss
gsfs Afs 81 ~ syfA of .<<af sr~k .n<rsi~x. The
4 .bs sea n rprassoies ~ tho rscasa,~~one ~ a1e
fi. ~ 'sfvii.fiss sig4cd IN hs st~Fq bat lis~
-.t. "A - - a. ~ ,ssssR a. Na N.F4
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agrn,lns .t r..,rs.r ,loar. IIo..,. vs..

Wa N'Ios, april "a. 1865.
"a ls r.ipit@i tbn The i0css ., FAIRFAX Court House
under We murgpd u uepefSl -sbi, were n,scksa oa
sintay lad to- scScis being called IN By rebel
c,yary srs Skirpshinz aid 70 have been sospg On
~ n,-rssl siDo' blt Dcthog q importance 10 be-
hevcd 80 bsse isi iiace
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sobn Minor betis, d Va, 20 long ncaroersied 10 the
libby Hison and rasbury, y. C., hss berp resssef
through the interposhiou S friend extensive Dur
chaser Of tobacco, and has psrmsr,on ressin bio
estate psu Cordonsvis under tho pledge of sdtnr
or ststtng the Union ealss.
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IMPORTANT FRoM YaE SOUTHWEST

0snssas HfsClernand Takes Rsehnaend.
HxApop AxTns, TmxuxvT AMY Cosvs,
MnIxxSs Bsyp, March II, 1853
tCsyrespondeucs q the Missouri Democrat
General McC1eruaad took Richmond yesterday. 10
pace about fourteen miles Of this place, tho
other ssdsof Roundaway bayou. detachment OF Second
Illinois cavalry and regiment Of Infantry unde took to
cross she river Rchmond and resisted by force
Of rebel cavalry formed behind the eves the opposite
ride. After two hours sharp lighting our force was
enabled 10 cross and took the evcs % the point Of tho
bayonet killing four or Eve rsbes and wouuding many
moro besides capturing many OF their horses and
prisoners.
Il was a sharp nghs but took Richmond; something
they cannot brag Of East Hope they viii follow suit.
Tho Roundaway 10 considerable OF a river. Our
crosssd In skins. The Second Illinois cavalry paddlsi
across with the breeches OF theft guns.
You may look out brilliant RAIDS In louisiana,
a soon 40 the water falls.
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bales Boston pulled at G6c 100 bales pulled wool
o5c. Tie. and 81 bales super Boston at oec.
The prices obtained not high had been
expected especially for foreign. soms lots with
drawn The total amount of the sales was about half
million dollars
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NEWS FROM North CAROLINA
From Washington, n. G.

[From the Petersburg (va.) Express, Aprl Ill
The Raleigh ProGres says there various and con-
nicting on tho streets Wednesday (Aprl - re
htive 70 Affairs at Washington; but 1t was not known
that the place had been attacked that any engagement
had taken place.
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bn~s, AlEsf{, 1861.
~. N e- ID" stcam'hlp clnsda n Iiver~sl VII
ar. win oksc tellt ~. x ~ sao,ioa, ,,pt h..
u, ,.ls lsr %, ar, ire 'L.l abe ftsnofb.s
n Hat sag
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cnsBr catSm EssrEs Es nos.-The foIl - lr, s.u,.
men we're sho~sn wmdsss and ysssrynss - si,.s,
on Moudsy, VIZ ,-Usrdens, spsn>v Grees anl l., =,
~. 'ciilns ieNi,yrrfn, NsNss Lt.sib iborsn sa., y
nietsl. Jenn tca, id.n .sn.,h ~ y. SO 4 ~ I
EsnSs.gb n. coslD isn-s nioe snf yohs u. va n
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The Rebels Defeated NJ Poncha t0ula. :.
(From the Noble Register, March 20.

We have learned tina, Wednesday about 500 Yan.
KEGS made incursion upon PonchatQua, which was
guarded by only $50 cavalry and sudden their
advent that oblicod TO without their
horses They rctreated about twenty miles telcgrapbng
at an intermediate station for renlorccIDents, which
tho next day In the form of 200 of Indian
troops AMI tho Yankees back encamping condera
bic distance beyond ronchatoula The Yankees set ire 10
the depot and several houses which extngisbed
bnt they succeeded In burning all tho scoolcrs In which
set Of traitors have boon trading 10 New Orleans with
the connvance OF of officers
IPonchaouia, La, In stntion viingo the New Or
leans aud jackson Ralroad and M distant about forty
eight miles from tho former city.--ED. H.xAiDl
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Execution Of Captain q. A. Webster, OF
she Union Army, NJ Richmond.
Prom the Richmond Wing, April II.

The execution OF A. q. Webster who sentenced %
death by court martial for violation of bis parole Of hon
took place yesterday Camp leo this city Tho phi
soner held commission under the bogus erpont goveri
mont, and when rst captured released upon parole,
but again took against the tone states AM
was second time taken. For this military offence he
condemned 10 suffer death by hanging lie
from the prison TO tho camp Yesterday by his spirit al
adviser Rev Ir Brown, of tho Pre- byern church und
BY several military oiclls. Tho guard comp's o;
Warens company IL cavalry The prisoner WIS dressed
In the uni orm Of federal officer. Ho extremely
weak from injury received when he attempted 10 make
hs escape recent occason otherwise seemed 10
maintain considerable fortitude. On arriving at
the ground half hour devoted N religious
exercise In tho carriage and the prisoner asked tho officer
in command 10 extend his time until three o'clock the
latest moment allowed by the Of his sentence but
II not deemed expedient % grant tho request. lie
assisted the steps o the galows aud seated
the trap, and being asked ha had anything TO dc
clinet 10 make any remarks. lie gave the sigr al him
self, by dropping q hat from his hand and at twenty
three minutes before clock launched Into cter
ty His death almost pstantnneous. II Ia about 4
year since Yankee spy of the executed
by hanging ON the same spot
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The Conmecticut Observation-Disclosures or
6ns~ n Ar

The Richmond Wing Of the 1ith inst. has been re-
ceived The editorials nnlmportant, with tho escep
tion OF one Tcatn TO the Connecticut elertons The
do eat Of Seymour regarded the death blow TO all
hopes OF peace and tho people urged 10 them
selves for prolongston OF the terrible struggle
Considerable attention raii " the derrcdatons CON-
mtted by troops about the and the editor concern
ing Hoods division throws light upon the des tuion In
Richmond and the bread riot The people evidently
reduced to the last extremity.
The senior medical purvyor n the rebel army has s
sued circular urging the cultivate tho poppy
and forward the juice 10 his department for medical pur
poses. hi.t
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AnS lO-Rcbet En temte COrdiaIe.
1H1 IMPORTANT AID TO BIZ REcEivED BY THE BzBELs
PROM ENGLAND.
The Richmond Dss,acA Of the 9Th inst, says;-we have
published the sis Of the correspondence between Mr.
Mason and Lord Russell the question Of legality Of
the blockade OF ports by the Yankee government and
the recognition OF tho confcderacy. No Southern
read II without feelings OF indignation and contempt
indignation for cold and stony h.ughness NO, say
rudeness, OF Of tho British Minister towards Mr.
Mason afterwards only partially atoned by dsayowal
OF any personal dsrespeet aud contempt for tho suber
fuses resor,ed 70 10 selfish policy" Tho Diraica
adds-"we must not forget whatever the ministry may
do or propose, that country has reoeid N. Doa
raisae assaanes from Ae people Of England and at th
time there are sehems sn foot there Of peai mp rance
10 w.
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Bsiosu,HrsRs. Dr,,Asrr,sr or vrrarnA,

NVNFVTtf AVTf Ibt
by virtue of the military aud sufhoy Of The Uni,sd
states. e following noc- An forrlsn oonsuls and
their fso.. al wnsnen aud children. aud all other par.
I've sersice OF the ned stsies who pr'frr
coufict of n0tned a. N
grOach tie age wthln this ~
,sftnfnt fnd he Union guns s.ch town or
tgbss WI 10 hGef On ithost sur beg leisit1p.
v. u. kEyEs
gFf laVi ff a t.sl luta
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Mihaei Coycoron Acting Major G,neroi--NesO Com.
p,onder Of the biA Leg os-Genoai Keyes Lapyesice
Order-Doths-yntrenehine,d &c.
The following order hss long expected, and but
Justly affects tho most popular general officer have
GENERAL oRpgns-~o -.
HsADacAsrs, s,;,. u..ry2 3. s1,Is, nnr;s sfGssr', ,
Un fahsr orders the ,rools Of Brsader General Cor
srsds % ns s sss na Of G se
Seventh .ry corps usder command of Brgader General
BY comm. aud Of Major General PECK
eENER.L oRDgRs--So.
HKApaUARrERs FIRsr Dryisr ssyEsrH Ansr Conrs.
compliance with o,r- s'5sa rs vi No tg'4s lsss x. head
"a Of IT, s" s he
f r. pyon o. se ss 19 Of N.
sS1o Of pooo Who Ea" s ~ 5 s s
for sailan,ry ana discipiine '''" -"
e relies with entire eo.sdencs ,ae supPor, Of brigade
and men VII sustain the rpaai,en ey have sresd, v9a
J,J. BfoDeKrr. Assistant Jaiaat GeneraL
Colonel Murphy, Of the Sixty ninth New York National
Guard Acting Brisader General, IN command Of the
Owing the pcr.svcranos Of Major General Peck our
position here is rendered excessively strong IN ntrench
ments and sarthwcrks OF all descriptions.
The rebes very strict indeed In allowing any 10
pass their lines Those who 20 within them must rsr
The following have been buried in the soysrnnso,
cemetery my last VI this class u burias
Edmond coumbiI, Co II. i7oih New York.
Jesse shsnnon, Go y, i7!,h Pennsylvania.
Mathew BrShany 70. IL lIOth New York.
Daniel Helms 60. v, 18th Indiana
corporal Cornelius hurer, 60. y. 18th indiana
Michael white, Co. q, 1tOth New York.
Assistant surgeon Harwood, 10th New Ham pshire.
y. Harney, Co y. Goth New York
John B Robinson, Co v, 25th New Jersey.
j. A. Davis, Co. q, 2lst Connecticut.
BepI y. Mssser Co. ID, 10Th New Hampsnre.
Gsorgc n. Green, Co. II 10th New Hampshirs.
N. r. Evana, CO. L. l0th New Hampshire.
o. X. Himnon, Co A, l30th New York.
y. A. simmins, o.. A, i1oth New York.
Judson A. spencer, Co. ID, 13Oth New York.
Albion q. Bently, 60. ID, i30th New Ysk.
II. A. Rockwell, 90. X, 112th New York
A. n. duncan, Co. I, li2th New York.
Lester Meriuan, Co q, 1l2th New York.
J. A. Losee, Co. X, 112th Now York.
Henry Potter, Go. u, 1izth New Yorn.
H.tw. Daniels, 60. l12ih New York.
High Edmonds, 90. v, 25th New Jersey.
Thomas Heline, 90. A, 25fh New Jsrsey.
yTlnothy watroux, Ca. Q, ,2lst Cyunscttcut-
W. T. Foot, Co. ks1I2th New YORK.
fcmmel bcnz, Co. -, ll2th Ssw York.
~ sophius Nznnsen, Co. q, 25th New Jersey.
Curtis y. Phillips, 90. 2isi Connecticut
he following order issued yesterday srplalns
iiseif;--
Hriosv,HrrRs. DrSAnrrysr ov vrwersA,
NoKSofs, Va. April AZ, l9Sa
The proximity Of the Con feierate prop~r
by virtue Of the musry aud suthorfy Of United
the folowIng noc- An forrn oonsus and
their f.os al ~nsncn aud children. and all other pee
fne seryce OF the I nted sta'es pr'frr
1aieiy eosfici of n0hed thst ON tie 90.
a. rtfnrnt fnd he Jni1n gus sch town or
y Il ~ Ou = n q ilag.A1r
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srfroLx, Va, April IL, 1868.
Michaei Co,coron an Acting Major G,neroi-Neo Com.
p,onder Of the hid Leg cs-Genoai Keyes' Lapyesice
Crder-D,aths-fnireaehing,d &c.
The following order hss been long expected, and but
Justly affects tho most popular general officer we have In
The New York herald., 1863-03-03

1I O. ROBERTS LINE.
M. Steamships 70 San Francisco Oregon,
Over NICARAGUA TRANSIT The Steamship
AMERICA OR ILLINOIS
win leave for aREYTOWN, 70 connect with
Steamship NOSES TAYLOR, at noon, on
Saturday, March IA, 1863
FOR freight passage apply 10
n N. CARRIN9TOk.
III West street. corner OF Warren
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Wheat was dull and declining. Sales were made Of
coo buhes 81 90 81 OF for white western sl "a
81 ~ for red and amber Western 81 81 o. 10 for Nil
wankec club and amber spring, 81 a 81 81 for Chicago
spring. Corn was ic. lower with sales Of 80 900 bushels
mixed Western at 97c. 9sc. for sound STE for un
sound and heated, and eoc. 81 for Western yellow
Sales also made OF bushels rye fI 10 Al rs
and 500 bushels barley at 81 <5 81 Oats were in
mere request at Toe. q So. according TO quality.
CoFtrx was quiet at previous prices. We continue 20
quote e-Prime Rio 34c., four months; good do, 80 sc
fair do axe J}c ordinary do 31c 81 lsc; fair 10
good cargces do, 80 20. 33c.; Java mats and baps
81 ~. 3sc, haracaibo, $50. 35 .c LAguayrA 35c
361fc.; II. domingo, 2Sc. 30c., cash
CorTuN was down 10 ssc. soc for mddlinrs with
saes and resalcs OF 900 bales.
FRsiGiirs we're less active To Liverpool there were
snippod 900 bbls -four at ls r0hd, 81, 600 bushels
grain a. d ID, 600 packages provisions 22s Sd
3Ss end COS BY steamer sailing vessel. 10 Lon
don there were taken 900 bbs -four 2s 3D. and 4bo
bh's PETROLEUM at rs Cd To Glasgow ticrces lard at
U.s. 10 Plymouth 10000 bushels wheat, part in bags
~ IA I'D -
PRo,IroSs--Pork was steady with sales u 200 hhIs
stt4 70 for mess sl7 sl1 II tor ness s16 rs
mtls 80 Tor prime mess and tIl rs fIx for prjrne
ba u continued In limited demand with sales OF i7b bbs
az A 80 SJ tor plain, and ti3 si3 rs for extra mess
Saas were also made ~ 300 bbg and ttcroes ~ Jard
WITHIN the range of 1asc. i2'sc 800 boxes OF baron
al lOAo 100 packages u hams and sbouIders AZ
Tisc skc, and 80. 6i4c. also. 90 bbs becf bay,a
at SIS 30 <lI Butter continued In fair demand Al ~,
29c for state, and lie. 23c. for Western rhs...
inquired Tor al 2c 15c. stock IN the pactns rar.
Included .pJo6S obs pork and % 245 tlerces ar bhs
beef '1'
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,95s ,s42ao S2i 2Se s,7ao, ,ses ,sl2 sg5
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yvp no. HAVING MADE LARGE PrR-
GE 4 n Ls... - Peafh orehard, scranton and other
spOs - W ,sisHa will business ~ ming
Goals IN nnsn'rsI nnn ca ysri street. near New
bis ola land ster aarrh 10 Nhen he will ~ pared 70
Bowery ~ With he besf putlity OF Coa above
suppl ,a diyerad FREE ~ rartsge 10 part OF the
Nv for reception cf orders ne aes ~ No oas street
VI w y, ~ deflgery JOHN BAGLEY.
~. ycrx. tsb y, ls3
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ssusass. sI,Sz9 ,ss2 sso,s]s %

ss. s"o..~s s'' 500
The yeryl large increase of deposits shows that
money is/once more setting in this direction, and
that our banks will soon be embarrassed to lind
employment for their means. lt will be noticed
chat ts loans do not increase fast % the depo-
sits though we presume that che banks must
have among them pretty nearly $40, 600 900 lent on
cal, on gold, and az much more on exchange, de-
aisad notes and other representatives OF CON- Tho
specie column is up, Notwithstanding the ship
nents to Europe. This return conveys, however,
90 notion Of the real specie strength Of the banks,
large proportion of the specie being on special
deposit.
Money is very easy at per cent. Commercial
paper OF the highest grade sells at q 6I, and is
very scarce. Debt certificates are up Il per cent,
probably on'the idea that the government will re-
ssive them in payment Of any loan that may be
made.
Exchange and gold were inactive to-day. The
latter futtered between Ill and Ia, closing 17lL
bid. Bankers bills sold in the morning at lss,
but were afterward higher, and at the close 1897
WAS asked. Bankers are generally very unwilling
70 leave any bill uncovered for more than few
minutes.
The stock market was very dull to-day, and
prices were generally lower Governments were
better at the morning board, and Pacific Mail, To-
ledc and Cleveland and Pittsburg were steady;
but the rest of the list was Il "A per cent lower,
mainly account Of the dulness Of business Every
body is waiting to what shape events may take,
and, though there Is but one opinion to the ul-
innate result in well informed circles, specu-
lators seem to want 10 see Congress adjourned
and the new Treasury notes in the market before
acting. At the one P. NJ. session Of the board the
market very inactive. In the afternoon, at
she board up stairs, the market was quite heavy,
and prices declined considerably, the heaviest
stocks Of the list being Erie and Southern old.
Fsrt Wayne declined to 62H. It is understood
: that the engineer Of the road has reported that
$500, 900 will be needed to put the road in
thorough repair. By the terms Of the reorganiza-
hon the road must be put in thorough repair
before anything can be paid on the stock or the
third mortgage. Hence the company has decided
not to pay the April interest on the latter and the
prospect Of dividends on the former is once more
Indefinitely adjourned. At the four P. N. session
u the public board the market was very inactiv,
and heavy. The following were the closing prices
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1EILITARY LAW AND WAR CLAIM OFFICE. al
NJ Broadway. room 2e5Prze Money Pay Bounty and Pen
all army and navy claims collected the reasonable
Vouchers officers and contractors and all other &C
military law accurately made up. Send fol
circulars containing laws and prize lists &c
~. p. HUNT CO., authorized Agents
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CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.
MONDAY, March 2-sPM
AsHs-Therc we're 30 obls sold at sxc for pots, and
&c. a 91Sc. for pearls.
BRxADsTups.-Four In limited demand. and tend.
ed downward Sales made Of IL 900 bbls State and
Western, 200 Southern and 700 do. Canadian within
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WINES AND LIuUons

L,oa SALE dR ExCHASGE-Two HuSpprp M,
rolls OF Bourhcn WhisAey or will trade ior Z, ps, "a
real arst rortages Apply 10 D. q pIyg ~ ,.
Broadway. ''' -
\ REDS GRAY, sut~ ~EssoRs or ". q. Rtn,,,,
" Ceiebratcd philadelphia Ale Tor sale IN ba,
Aarrts aud bottles. ~ WM = HoM ELL, agent Al ~ "a, !,
rNCssfanue corner "a - MaAs's place -
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OFFICE OF THE
Corner OF wall and Nassau streets


s.ss .ss yea sfoas p'e
Total To, uaaS's a%csns Of premiums LSssMs 2Ss Z
S5s1a Sss R.Sa FOR the year 10 's
Guaranteed cash dividend to dealers (holdng
sai earned during the s, year whether loss has &C
Losses paid in gold upon risk. on which the premium is
Dealers With this company win be allowed .hs option TO
4 e $ %s S Of hs Si
cash premiums paid earned during the year upon all
I'd Upon other voyage risks upon cargo freieh.
Sd Upon time upon hulls freight return OF
Such privilege. however. being confined versions
nrms the sggega,e OF whose premiums upon such policies
one hundred dollars ~
5sIs $ pSSSEhsos "PiS q p:.sf'on, ss; KssdAoo
ABEL ABEL pESisSS SNS,s e 6 p9ssHs.son, 9ss Bn''eAco
wM H. HALsEf, of Harbeeks Halsey.
ROLAND O MITCHELL, ofR. @. Mitchell Co.
Albert a. LEE Of CONN Bruce Bishop 4 Co.
flos s DIcKERsoN' ofvsnd.rvoor. DicrsTson o..
WIN B' OGDEN prss,sS: Western Railroad Co, gh,c.so
WILLIAM YOUNG. Vice Presiden, Milwaukee Co. Banl.
SSSHEw IEF HgSH srs:sss; s.ns q A,,s, Buffalo
va VIZ 4 RoRGtG, of PopAam Ha,,un.
BE M9ERis Jr., of Caldwell Moni,
HENRY J; CAMMANN, Of Wilson A cammann
LAWRENCE MiERs, OF Lawrence NysnA Co
s25 s25EST Il asGTlRIRE sGTSh 4 ssrs: s s:.ss.
2srT JEW PfIGs {, sf' sua..
DAVID ely Of R'yn''d E ASskIs kSse;ss ssys.,s.,
ws NJ WHITNEY,. secre,sry' o'' Aohp vice rsA'sh'
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z0ce0 do.........
MOO Calkosnsa rs.
1000 De-. =.
2000 NY Csnt7's, ~
1000 ErSs ltA n b1s.
9O00 do.........
1890 HarlsuRk Sam
5000 Mich So ID mtg
feo0D Ah&TA2 2dsnpref
1000 Aitk tn &c o6s
7000 Chic&NW lst m
1000 OAskNW 7dmtg
lOe0 D,LkW RR1ss b
1000 Toll I WAb 2dna
5000 Gal 4 Chi lst "a
e0OO Gala Chi lss en-
/, 5000 Pitts ,FtWkCh1
6e0o Piets FtW&O I'd
2000e P,FtW&Cd.seo
1000 Clev&Pitts Sd N
1000 Clev&PittslthA
1000 Chic&Alt1stbds
eo0o ii 4 81 LIST nAlos
1850 ID, M&Tol lss -
s1Ofuoo Au.ar;ksu rlA
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20 THE BEST QUALITY OF LOCUST NOUN.
NJ III. Egg and Stove Coal delivered "a pars
" ~. y 81 tha sbtre pr,ce per .on. ALEX DAVIS SON.
!" =" 80 gli Tlref avenua ne ar t0ariscnth street.
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COUTHBRN BANK NOTES WANTED.
y Virginia. North Carolina South Carolina Georgia, Als
bama Tennessee and New Orleans Bank Notes bought at
highest market rates.
200 Broadway
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-TRFPERsoNvILLE RAILROAD FIRST x0RTGAGs

JpvvnRsoNvILLz, Ind, Feb. T 1853:
fuhhe notice hereby given. In secordance with ths
terms Of an Agreement between tho company and the
hsdsrs Of ne Ars mortgage bonds dated April n 1852 that
this will redeem The Sd day Of April next At
city a The lowest eler below par Of said Jssr.
for the sale Of said bonds be addSes under SEAL %
the United States Trust Company Aforesaid and endorsed
Oher Of the first mortgage bond bonds) of the Jeer
scnvls Railroad Company to the sinking fund" which
April next And public notice is also hereby given the
holders Of said first bonds that In case there are
mont aforesaid the United States Trust Company Aforesaid
wi upon presentation their Office No 48 Wall street.
outstanding bonds Of SAID bonds beginning at III
and running 70 M inclusive Nos 146 47 and l49 to l62
inclusive and Nos l65 and 1885, and that from and after the
Sd day Of April 1885, interest said bonds win
provided In said agreement.
J. H ICCANPBELI. Secretary and Treasurer.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1863-09-12

untsrbro&sn s~sptftn. ptfb ttoO6 balS wiepsr
IN Gang tOnmsn, ta mir bic bsft ausf6t ba-
btn' ras Pie 3abl1tr in unitrsn Sinrfn f6,
bsfnOsnbsn srtrssssfanssntn bic unfsrtr @ss.
MIR bato. atsrR.tstn rtrO.
- Der btsfss Enquirer" f6Idst Dor, Ods,
lDsrn Der DOT a@tartsROn tqmm anritenSe gan.
tseSsnsral @iamOts fUrtfa6rrn fDutt, ttne Stdpt
ia tsf8ts6rn. sbr er, otm 85lfsrrt&t s.ntde;
ldnmG6s Fertilization snsrte brs 6afens erol
bert Ohsr gum S&tptissH ssbra6t bate, fru.
man bic 5000 9anles. 9tfaussnr pom gsns S..
lamb naH CHARLTON transpOrttrsn, unS .Re In
BEN bOrtiesR RfsntIi6sn @sb6uDen ttnfptrrsn
unO 10 DsrtbsIItH, ba6 Re ;uttR has 9artnrifG.
Der ganRst-& rtsRsfabrune NIT smpfnSsn mfg.
ten. Cine wtrfidmsrt vRstnIiatiun"r parOr an-
isrsr 8ssisruns pUbt Iaum gu @sSutf a.bsn.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1863-09-12
DnnteS.

Ottttnigtn, msl6s 9Iautrn. ru6 man nit
9Th Nuss ttun E0nnt, tbun In Ter Rsatl Gqfs
FIR Sch. 81. -: -. "
- Die i&6Rts Rd6maf6int tltitt i'm sr
Dtsitnt8s, bic rf 1ebtnjrbn 9abr att funp Elm,
Shiris trdet. -. " i .'." 49,: -.
- Stnr iun8s Tame, bic nit ctntm So[ra,
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