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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-06-04

all all respects to the height of the crisis,
and by their example inculcate the policy
which is enjoiued by every consideration
of public duty and patriotism-the policy
to buy nothing that is unnecessary, and
nothing that we can make ourselves. This
is Independence.
The Sentinel has some comments on af-
fairs at YicksOurg, mostly based on re-
ports through Federal sources. They
claim TO have news from Johnston to tho
9th ult., and to have successfully repulsed
all assaults up to that time. The Sentinel
thinks Johnston will shortly attack Grant,
and regards the reported capture. of Helena
by the rebels an important diversion in
favor of Vicksburg.
Neither paper has word to say concern.
ing movements in Virginia.
The Sentinel thinks Vallaudigham ought
to go Canada. He could then look across
into Ohio and "hold intercourse with his
friends at home, and be in position to join
them and act with them if opportunity
should present ITSELF" buYit thinks if nc
stays too long in the coniederacy it will
compromise" him and his protectors, 'and
will give Sewardthe advantage he sougbtin
the combined tyranny and cunning which
prompted him to expel Vallandigham," to
their side "of the Yankee lines"
We notice among the advertisements,
Tho acknowledgements CD.II;Do, ponI.1i ,,,;o, -, =
dollar, and the ''Confederate Primer" price
50 cents. Also, Smiths English Gram
mar "revised and adapted TO use in the Con-
tsderdte Stutes." The Bible, We believe,
has not yet been so ''revised and adapted"
hut it will be, we suppose, as soon as prin-
ting material becomes moro plentiful.
The Dispatch contains about a dozen
notices of Substitutes wanted"-ali to be
cover As years old" These are wanted
by wealthy couscripts between as and GO.
AS much as $4,000 is offered.
The following market report taken from
the Dispatch will be found instructive:
PRODUCE, Provisions, &c.-The nuota-
tons given are wholesale. Wheat-noth-
LHb we luOl6 ~ uUulIuhI Ut d on 10
81. Corn very scarce; may he quoted ut 9
to $40. Oats TO Sc SO per bushel.-
FlOur-Superline $32, Extra 80 Family 81
per Dbl. Corn Meal ST. per bnshel. Ba-
cou-Hog round 81 10 to so; strictly
prime article n shade higher. Butter 50 Sc
to per lib. Lard 81 so toll co. Candles
50 rs to for talIow, SIS for ndnmantine
Dried Fruit-Apples $40 to ~, Peaches
Sl5 to 10 per bushel. Eggs 81 10 to / sc
per dozen. Beans Sl8 to 20. Peas $l5
to g per busheI. Potatoes So to 10 pei
bus. Hay and SheAt Oats $50 to 10 pc,
cwt. Rice g to 30 cents per ID. Salt Al
to 30 cents per Id. Soap so TO 60 cents pei
Id. for hard country.
as follows: Sole, SD 80 to 4 per To-; Har.
ness, 50 to %, Russell and Wax Upper
So to so; Wax Kip Skus, Sc per ID.
Calf Skins, $500 To 1925 per dozen.
LIQUORs.-We continue To quote Apple
Brandy at $23 TO 25; Whisky, S28 to 50
French brandy-Common, $15, genuine
$50 per gallon.
GRoCERIEs.-Brown Sugar, 81 40 to 81
per h.; no clarified or crushed offeriug.-
Molasses, SIO so 20 l per gallon. Coffee
81 IS to per ID. Tea So so to 10 per lib
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-06-04
The United States
! Upon Information
for
Coniscation.
The Personal Property of
]. b. Mortar

w ERE an information has been flIod on be.
.,oIr nan OF the United States, by the Attorney
tneFeoi for tho Western District Of VIRGINIA in tS
OH 1st tbs Gent of the United States said district
property OF j. H. Norton in the hands of + n',r
mart and the Bank Of Berkeley, in Virginia. alleging
since the 18th day of july 1862, in
S9r us te SHIFTED States and giving aid and COM
among other reasons in said Information mentioneI
sag property became forfeit to tho United stat,s
forfeited as aforesaid, l as
Now, therefore: in pursuance of the monition nm.
ger the seal Of the said Court to me directe'J AMI
delivered do hereby give public notice To- ali ne s
camlng said property, or in any manner inter
ested therein, that they be and apnear hsforo H.
sal said ~, District Court to hellat Wheeling in and
a S Saa Messern District Of Virginia. on the 18TH
y & no day the same shall day Of jurisdiction,
then and there to interpose their clSins ,
their allegations In til 1t behalf Anu MAKE
Dated this 2Sth day of MAY, 1868
BENZ. II. SMITH, o.. 8. Attorney. n1v9a n.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-06-04
PRovqsr 44nsHAL GESERAl's oggroE,

a LII MEN who desire to join any particular Regi.
~ ment Of Cavalry now in the field, are hereby
81 20 present themselves at any time during
me next thirty days to the Board Of ENROLMENT in
tpeIr respective Districs The Board shall examine
ana determine upon their fitness for the ser
District shall give them tickets to tho
general Rendezvous, at the Headquarters OF tho A.
a. Provost Marshal General OF the State AS soon
eey present themselves at this general Rendezvous
they shall be duly mustered by mastering aud dis
puLsns othcer, and paid by him the bounty allowed
ny IaN w, JAMES b. FRY,
tH2S9 4Ln- Provost Marshal General.
TNDIAlRuBBER AND WOOD Pipes inst received
u at the Variety store Of 80 ''-'' -'@'''|
my16 D. N1coLL BRO.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-06-04

The foreign news this mornining con-
tans some sharp structures upon American
affairs, on the part of the London journals.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-06-04

Mr.. Lewis Mckenzie has been elected for
Congress from the Seventh Congressional
District of Virginia, including Fairfax
county and the adjacont county.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-06-04
Lees AegressIve Movemen1.

We are in receipt of a letter from Win
chester from very high authority, which
says:
"All quiet in this vicinity, bnt every
thing indicates II tremendous conccntra-
ton of the rebel forces against Hooker
Lee is about to assume the aggressive, and
it appears he has determined to stake the
issue OF the war upon the next battle,
which will take place soon"
Tho writer adds:
"Jones has been ordered to Richmond
in arrest for some failure in w. Virginia,
and has been succeeded by Jenkins in
command"
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-06-04
sEoRETAnY's OFFICE.
CLEVELAND 4 PIrfsBURGH RAILRoGD Co.

Cleveland, May 25th, 1868
A SPECIAL MEETING of the steckboIJorS or
4 This Company WILDE held at It's office in CIov o.
ano on wednesday, the LIST day of July next, at 10
inc proprety Embarrassing the capital stock of tSs
company to an amount sufficient to allow az the
VERSION OF It's mortgage bonds The Trsnsfer RoSI-9
Will be closed from June 25th to July ID.
my30 SOD X ROGRwIIT
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-06-04
Deserters tobe Shot

Privates EnOs Daily, Philip MurgreF,
and Chas. Harrington, all of the 14Gth New
York Volunteers, having severally been
found guilty OF desertion, by court martial
of the Army of the Potomac, are sentenced
to be shot on Friday next.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-06-04
THE sroRMING OF THE WORKS.

About half-paston one BlaiI's divisionwas
all in line, screened by the west of the first
range of hills behind the rebel works
Atprecisely two o'clock the various reg
iments rose to their feet, and, with tre-
mendous cheer, started at double quick
over the hill. Sf r@s
Passing over the crest of the first hill,
behind which they lay, the charging coll
umn, saw in front of them another hill
about five hundred yards distant. To reach
this, it was necessary to descend slope for
about $50 yards, the surface of which was
broken with deep gullies, and covered with
fallen timber. Down this our men rushed
in double quick, took a moments rest at
the bottom, and then commenced the steep
| ascent beyond. This slope is covered with
an abnttis of heavy timber, beyond which
is high rail-fence, then ditch ten feet in
depth, then nearly perpendicular ascent,
some twelve feet in height, and then the
rebel parapet and rife pit, protected by q
strong stockade ten feet in height.
The bitches around the works were COM
manded by an entilading fire from guns
mounted upon trGVerses, while to the right
and left were works and buildings and 9TH
er objects, behind which rebel sharpshoot-
ers could find protection, and pour a des-
tructive fire upon M enemy, after as we'll
as before they had gained the interior of
their main works.
The Thirteenth Infantry, Fourth Virgin.
in, Forty seventh Ohio, One Hundred and
Twenty seventh Illinois, Sixth and Eighth
Missouri, and possibly ono or two other
regiments gained the ditch Tho conflict
was "short and decisive" In twenty min
utes the hrigades had assembled the hill, and
return minus some eight hundred men,
The rebels moved our gallant fellows down
with grape, canister and muskctry; thcy
were protected, we had nothing to shield
us from the deadly storm.
Had McClernanl advanced, MS was in /.
tended. the capture of Vicksburg would
undoubtedly have taken place at the time
of this first assault.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-06-04
AUDITORS OFFICE.

Commissioners Of the Revenue. JaiIors, and all
s;, persons having claims against the State of Vr
VII take notice that unless their claims are
az this Office before the 1Oth day of June,
InSy cannot be paid in Wheeling, but the holders
wa nave 70 go to Alexandria city Tor payment.
SAMUEL CRANE,
-gun4 Az Auditor Of State.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-06-04
HAIR WORK! HAIR WORK 4
S. M. MATHEWS

.. NJ. MAnIHEWS.
WHISTLES to inform the Ladies' and eentlsmen y,
M Wheeling and vicinity, that he has opened a
Cnrls, Hair Jewelry, Hair Grimpers Of ali discrin1
tons. PertumeTy, Combs, Brushes and Toilet articles
generally, Curling sticks, Curling Kids French
iLair Plus, Bay Rum, Ladies' Fancy Baskets; also
the celebrated Bloom ~ Youth or Liquid Pearl for
aud preserving completion and skim
Though but little known, yet has been efectuaI in
every instance, aud will be, beyond all doubt the
most popular Hair Dye ever known Hair cirower
new preparation which prevents Badness PSiiin1s
out or Thinness the Hair, it also prevents the
Hair from becoming gray NA''' '"'
a!'f No. 1l8L< Hornbrook's Building
Junz Main street, Wheeling Va
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-06-04
A SEASON OF QUIET.

The next two days, Wednesday and
Thursday, were in the main quiet, excent
IN the case of the batteries. Not less than
fifty guns, of sizes varying from six to
thirty Founders, were mounted in the rear
of the city, at short distances from the en-
emys works, and these from daylight till
dark, and many of them from dark till.dav.
light, kept up a ceaseless .'pounderin9''
against the rebel defences. On the river
side the gun and mortar boats were also
busy, thus fairly encircling the rebels with
thunder and fire; but they seemed to care
very little for it, rarely replying to our
hre, and seemingly paying us no other at
tentlon than keeping vigilant watch upon
the movements of our Infantry.
HAlNEs' BLUFF FoRTIFICATIoNs DESTROYED
Almost Immediately after our arrival
communication was established with orr
forces at Young's Point, and the commissa.
~ and other supply boats ordered IN the
fazoo to Chickasaw Bayou. The pnn-
boats ut once started up TO Haines' Bluff.
and upon arriving there they found the
place deserted. The guns, some eighteen
IN number, were spiked, but the ammuni-
ton and much other material remained
The guns were dismounted Nv BURNING
their carriages, the magazine blown up
and then the boats pushed on up the riT.
err. They went as far us Yazoo City, which
place surrendered at sight, and after com.
p!etlng the destrnc ion of an immense ram
which the rebels had left in their haste
they returned to the Mississippi.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-06-04

Public Sale Of Half Lot on John
Street.
virtue of power of attorney IN me yests,, ,,,
A. VIM Campbell Of Now Orleans, La. viii ss y
sS front door otthe Courthouse in WheeIin on
ot N y, tne 9th day of June, 1866 the west hair If
80 z+ on the north side Of John street betaen
ny M seventh streets, in the city Of RhesiSS
srsst rGn mali lot measures 80 feet front on John
in the rear ana T@s sane am width to good alley
alley on the west side of said lot " t'ood
and de t Of cash, the balance in
mortgage on said property ''''-'' secured by
HiJSe tu Atty In fact for VIM CannI,5II
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-06-04
MARRIED
nIEIO

At his residence in Elizabethtown, Arar4hall couu-
~, va. GEORGE w. BOWERS, Deputy u. s. Marshal
on the 10Th day of May, 1868, after lingering i'll
ness of Ave weeks, in the 46th year of his age.
SIN the midst OF life we are IN death, y has bonn
realized by numerous riends and relatives vino
deeply mourn their irreparable loss. lie was n low.
ing and faithful husband: true and sincere frsnd
charitable and'ktnd tosthe poor generous to fault
MS manly form now sleeps the sleep that knows no
waking but friends and relatives have &his consoIa-
tion, that their loss his great gain lie is where tbs
wicked cease from troubling, aud the weary are nj
rest. CoNMnNicaTSD -
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-06-04
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
NOTICE.

A LII those wishing to buy or sell Real Estate,
and Bounty procured on the shortest notice will
suit their own interest by calling Immediately at
NJ juD M NA'n '''' TAYLOR, RoLIYsoN & co.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-06-04
WANTED

Two good JOurneymen Boot Makers, who can
I I'M nnd steady employment at FREDERICK MIL
Rsd, SHOP on Main street, opposite Mcdonald
'N't bENeFy stable. jun lw
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-06-04
ANoTnRR AssAuLr am RRpn1,

IL
Wednesday and Thursday were given ur
TO the artillery, and to getting our mer
ready for another attack, which took Mac
ut P. N. of Friday. paw
IL Is needless to give particulars-it was
in the main like the other. ONLY nm a I.r,.o 10.
scale, and met with repulse as lleci5sd
as did that of Tuesday. The usual char.
acter of assaults prevailed in this-somo
gallant heroes went up the hill into tbe
very bitches. others failed when half wav
ups others never started, but sought az fatv
rom the deadly storm behind logs and
trees' many started and went forward
OFaVely, but never returned. Steele was
Fepulsed, Blair was repulsed, Ransom. Lo-
gan McClernard, eVerybody-we gained
nothing OF ground, we lost in killed and
wounded IN less than half an hour tventy-
i've hundred men. { q = ' ~ y -
1t was everywhere the same, dovp-a
broken hill under showers of Crane. can.
lsEer' fragments ofsheels and mHsket- baII..
up long ascent covered with almost i'm
psnetrable abattis, broken into haIlows
nearly Inaccessible to pedestrian in ne
most peaceful times, and searched in everS
corner by the deadly messengers from ~.
crest. Once up there, wide ditch the
oPposlte SIDE rising nearly perpendicnIarlv
Twelve feet, then high stockade. from
whose double loop, holes death was fash.
ing forth increasingly; upon heights be.
yona fort mounted with guns, upon the
rlght and left works with cannon nonrins,
a mprderoqs en6lading fire along the ysrS
altch into which our advance we're crowG,
ing, Valnly looking for some place in front
OF them accessible. 1t was in vain-tbsv
could not get over, if there was no enemy
beyond q: unless they should first fiji mn tbs
1ltch' batter down the stoekades, or moDnT
mem WIN long ladders. Aud so the PAL
lant men who had gained the direct line
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-06-04
The United States

H6.
The goods and chattels, credits
and objects Of the Bank OF tho
Commonwealth. ~.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-06-04

REFRESHING.
A GLASS Of Cold Sparkling Mineral Water from
IA the fountain, at the - " 4'st' ifo3
Junl BRIDGE CORNER DRUG sToRR
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-06-04

~ fresh from the kIIns teSeiHed to-day
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-01-05

bonds, which = about tAe amount taat viii b 70.
CURED for the next eighteen Months, presuming
the war to last 90 longs Altogether, in view Of
the danger Of losses 70 The public on the issues Of
banks organized. on Mr.. Chase's plan, Of the i'm
Pro>->n.., .;,.ss nuIu1v.
would be organized to subssrve the purpose OF
the Secretary, and Of the delays which its adop-
tob would involve, the prevailing opinion appears
20 be that direct issues Of government paper win
be preferred to issues Of paper issued by indi-
viduas. and only indirectly connected with govern
ment. ~. .-.t.... .u
The week closed on an easy money market.
Some Of the banks are free lenders, on FIRST class
securities, at per cent. Other lenders decline to
part with their means under six, and the activity
Of business on the Stock Exchange enables them to
get this rate. Debt certificates sell at s6H a Il.
Demand notes, which sold last week as high as
100, closed yesterday ct 1897. II appears to be
the received opinion that government will be CON-
PEELED to keep money easy Ut the great financial
centres in order TO negotiate loans.
Exchange closed yesterday very firmly at l471Is
for sterling bills (bankersD. The demand for bills
from the importing trade is comparatively light;
but many merchants, especially foreign houses,
continue to hoard exchange az a protection
against the depreciation Of the currency. Gold
sold on Friday last at 1885, and after opening yes
terday at 1891, closed at 1al11s. The United
States government and the various State govern.
ments are disbursing large quantities OF gold in
payment of interest. The California steamer
likewise brought remittance yesterday which
was not expected. Under these circumstances
temporary weakness in the market would not sur
prise operators.
The following table shows the course Of the
stock market for the past week and month";
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-01-05

Judge T r Barrett. Vermont; NJ b. Cox, San Francisco;
Dsnsel Kirk England; John Fowler, California; Edward
Macon, A. q. Hatwci, Thomas w. Chase Proyidsncs: H.
" Mer,on, q. IS. Navy, and Or II r. Brown o. A. Army.
are Swapping al the Metropolitan Hotel.
Rsv." l. wayiepd and lady, New Haven; n. W.
snsers ',9 fi: H. Daniels, rai,lnorei O. D. hcIIaey,
mrs. ooinss l ssuo aai r5viasnes T. slmpsSn
S sasrs CON- Aatny; r z. sccwdta New Jersey;
yyssscudeu, Nine; A. n. Young rcnnp!svms, T. =. ~
shrtstso, Haypa; Edward Yates lalMensa William
sIdcru Allen Wv Bedford ani Bsrksy job w don
ecn are stoppA Al the Astor House. sK I.'7 7"s.
:. rnpsin JanlAr Fisk Acting gn9rtermaster t-niaed
.aier Arry,h In charge az Tie c-criaDi cxrxdt IN
~ stcvons MON route. 10 Oregon Z. II. Burnitt,
Wrist Afsistan, ln1cl I. Bor and ogkeFs Of tho exn0.
a,,,g arrived No Ocean Q0sen, and are stopping a,
ms Metropolitan H.
c,..agr LlsgoiA the Rqssiau Nave u s,osring =,
49,. Tvafcts no Mil eestlar.n VAS - bs,,a ~
=. ron e,ao Ves oufa&, hes recent trip ~ F4f.
ycss Norx 9, ~ IN vcfy high terms a. her 90
gong qua - kry cntLnsastic in bis rc1ia Is OF
What mas ~ 80 Pm VESSELS VI her class.
Won q Ash1. flrgneld Senator n loot and
- SAY ~ Ne'in"f = Rissfn o. Blnrhamrson w.
pigi y ~ ~ ltuh \, y. 0in rni LADY, or
Troy 49, nh = surr, N Philadelphia
CAPT " - Nj AMI isay, ofPhlade
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-01-05

pha H Bancros, Of Ohio. and EHon. n wilson, Of Mas
sschasetss. 20 si0ppiag ~ ibel Aston House.
me rutnton Mass, 0asstls says lha, Major General
Couch arrived home Saturday evening TO take few
DAYS reposs after his fatigue az Fredericksburg will
be recoeOsed that he led the advance Of army acrose
the Rappahannock.
Americans registered Al Gun h Co.'s American News
nscu.s, 10 street, Strand, London England, for
the week ending December 20, ls62c. A. Miner Phia'
delphia; j. g. Winter, Georgia N. Ellis. Boston; r. For
syth, Albany j. ~ Ray, Indianapolis v. slnrgis y =
Tiffany New York; b. Hobart San Francisco; Judge J.
W. Borden indiana; r. J.. Haiks New York; J. B. Calde-
colt, Salon; A. 5. Peabody, Boston; W. w. Corcoran,
Washington; W. = Gray, Virginia; d. smth, Maine; A..
@ Graham, New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-01-05

AA0N'f Rosswdo aSi fIAsoroRfg
The S RaD 1saps w a 1aa
fitth ana SIKH avenues.
Sale commencing at II O'Clock A. NJ.
Te ac9geSr E9s ca ihg M Tar Hie@ion Of b..
Tie LARGEST AMI richest az ornen, Of Haosshod Furniture
offered a. slson pa sea,9n The igislre "a, made g
Wood ksres sssuary marbi top Secretary Bookeae,
hlrs ehony Reception CHAIR covered w6 Srocae; Lads
gases centre FABLES Kings Rssnins s,' Gard SIa nS
NM msa a IL GrS sn ss nn p- ae re Saa
lspe Rnssi rosewood ranoiore, the richest instrument
Snsa s n s nss e order y sy s.
s aS Gs,pSa . pnns IN, gse Essl,9a Iaee
Ia Sci liver ya.,ers ,oaee Urn. Cake Basket Napkin
nn,nss Iiae GatiesS Lnsn a. cssmsafs--kose Nd
NRfsfes Wishing attend De sale lake tic Fifs and
and Metropolitan Hotels leaving al sistceath street few
doors from the house.
A gf.1 sssat asssold AucTIoSEER
snperbs carved Panoforc elegant sser Plate
At the private .dsS os9 - w yssi fourteenth street.
comneu,a i1t Il elo TSsa' o'ciocs 4.
The sale pm pr,scs the entire contents ~ the ousc The
rowooa The whoie WIN be sofa TO Tic highest bidder for
's sssss Won ts Y , ssra an
Ssrn s" ea II % S s & s
three clegsn, fu, suits q rosewood rarior Furniture In
eosy Parisn ornanenis rich Vases "a also mssnineni
s.'"g sud Sac sas 10y
Tables richly cared
carved seis,eas Waslsanes SOFA Beds IL III harela,h
ten parc Hair datrssses from forty TO Afy pounds made
y nns Room. Furniture. consisting Of nnc oak Extension
FORKS sloons A. VIII heavy eat and engraved Glassware
Of every description No postponement Carmen in al.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-01-05
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL

~ SUNDAY, Jan. 4, 1853.
The trade tables Of the port Of New York for
the year 1862 will be completed in the course Of
few days at the Custom House, and we postpone
our weekly comparisons till the exact figures can
be obtained. The specie export last week was
$s43, oss, Of which 1926 09s went out in the Etna
yesterday, and enter into the export account for
the current year, thus leaving the total expert Of
specie from this port during the year 1852 at about
$50, s64 1892. The produce and merchandise ex-
port may be set DOWN at $3.50 100000, which
added to the specie export as above, would give
an aggregate export movement Of 500 1864, 302.
Against this, the imports, up to last night, which
includes two working days in 1868, arc returned
at the Custom House az t175, l50,2OI In tabular
form the business Of the year would stand some.
what as follows -
Exports OF produce 1862 $50 900 900
Exports OF specie, 1892. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. so so4 500
Total exports. S2I9 $50 500
Imports OF merchandise. $i75 100 ,201
Imports American stocks estd 300Co00o
Sou5 1bg 2O1
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-01-05

Supreme Court -.
sPECIAL TkRx.
BARNARD J..Mary Anne james d0dfaa Edusa Jdhass
Decree OF divorce against defendant vincls mdtri-
z0ttd
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-01-05
SAFES Ar AUCTION.

A ERAHAN vANDERpooL ~ 90, AUCTIoNEERs
IL MAGNIFICENT HOUSEHOLD fURNIrlRE,
ROSEWOOD ffANOFORTE.
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OK PEN cTNT INTEREST -crrrzEyg SAYINGS
- Bank cyrner a Fcwsr, ami Cf u sire fsr ever
~, flon V osl9,s a. eh NorsaZ ws'sssiag 80
ysna..p 1. IA Bsns se.ss q FsF,sa ~ a.as 80
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