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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1863-03-26
SATURDAY, EVENING POST

THE Saturday Evening Post is a Weekly
paper devoted TO Literature, News, etc. Among
its contributors we may usnton the following
distinguished writers:
MRS, ELLEN WOOD. author of east
Lynne" THE Farl's Heirs" etc.
MARION HARLAND, author of Miriam"
"Aone" etc.
EDMUND KIRKE, author of among the
Pines"
VIRGINIA 7. TOWNSEND, whose domcs.
tic sketches are so greatly admired
Terms-Singlc copy Se. Two copies So
Four copies sc. Eight copies land onc extra
Sl2 Twenty copies land one extra sos.
A SPLENDID PREMIUM.
Who wants Sewing Machine? To any one
sending thirty subscriptions to the POST. and
500 will be given MS premium one of Wheel
er and Wilson's Sewing Machines, such as are
sold by them at forty five dollars tS45l a The
machines will he selected new nj the nsnafar,
tory in New York, and will bospnt. boxed with
full directions for setting up and uSing. and
with no expense, except for freight Sbeci.
men numbers OF the THE POST sent gratis
when requested.
DEACON & PETERSON. Publishers.
No 3l9 Walnut Street Philadelphia.
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TIN AND STOVE DEPOT.

faTHE subscriber would respectfully call
the attention OF the people Of Point
afpS Pleasant, and the country generally,
that he is still carrying on the Timing business
at his old Stand on Main street next door be,
low b. Gilmore's Store, where he is ready ia
accommodate al whomay favor hin. with their
patronage He keeps constantly ON hands all
kinds Of Tia and Sheet.Irnn Ware Also q
good assortment of Stoves Of the most improved
patterns. job Work and repairing Of all kinds
done with neatncss and despatch upon the
most reasonable terms. Particular attention
will be given to ROOFING, SCOUTING, &c
Country produce taken in exchange for Tin
Ware. JOHN LEONARD.
July 3, ls62-ho l7-ly.
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No Drnfl bcforc Jnnc or Inv.

New York, March 20--A Washing.
ton leJlcr saws it will be impossible 10
draft before June, perhaps July. In tho
meantime tho Government will prepare
beforehand for their equipment, The
same letter states that loan Of one hun
bred million dollars has been tondond
:hc Government by a distinguished Ger.
man banking house.
There Is TO be grand review of the
Army Of the Potomac under Gen. Hook.
.er.
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IMPORTANT TO EVERYBODY.
a RARE cnAscE TO MAKE MONEY I!

WYE invite the attention Of every lady and
w gentlemen to anew idea We have com.
mencGd the manufacture Of beautiful fine
Gold Double Locket. the exact imitation of a
SMALL GOLD WATCH. We offer them to
the public at FIVE DOLLARS each, and
will put into each locket. free Of charge the
perfect likenesses Of any two of our Generals OF
leading officers who may be named by the
person sending, as we have on hand the ror.
traits Of nearly all the ofi,ars in The army, rs
well as most Of the rebel generals. Besides
this rare offer we will send with every locket
a desirable gift of fine gold jevelry or watch.
es, worth in cash from ONE DOLLAR up to oyE
business shall be conducted on fair aud hon.
orable prir ciPles, and will refund the money
in all cases where person is dissatisfied.
AFFAIR AND LIBERAL OFFER.
We do not ask any one TO send us the money
till they know what gift they will get ANY
person can send us their name, aud try their
luck, and we will inform them by return mail
what gift they are entitled to, and they can
then do as they please about sending for it,
1t would be well for any lady or gentleman de.
string the agency for any ncighborhooi to wife
us Immediately, as those who apply first will
have the first chance at this splendid enterprise
Agents who send usnames Of persons in any
part Of the country. to try their luck, will re-.
receive ten per cent. of all money they may
send ~, 1t is impossible to give all the par.
tiCulars in an advertisement, but We will do
so by private circulars to those sending VA
their names. The lockcts and gifts will be
sen,by nail ?G5! paia. &onLy spr. - nE.i
at our risk.
p S.--Write your name, Post Office md
State distinctly, Address,
A. W. HALL g. CO.
Corner Of Third & Pine Streets, ST. Louis. No.
NorE TO EDlToRs.-Any Editor who will in.
sert this advertisement and not one month or
upward and call attention Of Editors and Others
will receive lin advance if dcsncd) one of our
Give Dollar Lockets and Pictures" by mott.
flying us and sending copy of paper.
March ls.
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NY REQUEST.
IN MEMoRIAM.

DIED:-In this place on the sd of octobC
1862, Hon. LEWIS WErzrL, from wound I
coived from pistol ball discharged by JOl
Hall, aged - years,
All, now indeed our hearts may feel
How soon Deaths shaft may find US,
That ties of silk, not links of steel,
Are those to life that bind US.
We breathe to day Gods blessed air,
Aud smile with those that love us;
Tomorrow comes the mourner's prayer,
And wild tears shed above US.
But yesterday he walked amid
Our walks with gallant beariSg.
To day his face and form are hid
From love or friendships caring,
All, ruthless Archer twere well
To smito the old and hoary,
But he-the strong, the brave--hc fell
In manhood's pride and glory.
And there he lies, no more to share
Our lot or join ournmber---
In vain Love breathes ts widest prayer
To wake him from that slnmbcr;
The manly form, the honest baud.
The pulse Of high enleavor,
The heart--none warmer in the land
Are huahed in dcathforcver.
All, many fond heart feels to-day
grief 'twcre weak to smother
1t was friend death bore away;
Yes, more than friend, brother.
Count up with slow and weary pain
Life'1 trials. grieis and crosses
Still Memory in that somber train
Wocps DER no sadd5r losses.
Not all is gone: there they stay behind
l.cmcmbrances so tender
That soace is the grief we find,
In Sorrows cloud some splendor,
The frank and manly speech that uc'or
With treachery designed to falter--
The hand, as LIBERAL as the air,
Death caniiot steal or al,cr
No friend Ger looked to him in vain
when aid help was needed
To him the voice of Gricfor Pain
Had never yainly plendcd
No double !incE or tortpous track
His honest purpose cherished,
But where of Truth he saw hclack
For him The FolschoOl persisted.
True heart sleep calmly--may the skies,
Bend blue and bright above thee;
There may the flowers in beauty rise
Nurscd by the ones who love thee,
And long as memory hold its seat,
orSorow's Syelids culver.
CT loving lips thy worth repeat,
Thou'll be remembered ever. @.
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CINCINNATI MARKET.
Cincinnati, March 90.

FLoUR-Per barrel S5 8OOs5 90.
for Saporfne.
GRAIN-Wheat 81 259l 27 for red
and 81 So0fl 35 for white.
CORN--We quote at Acc in bulk.
GROCERlES-COGee, Rio 2903l.
Sugar, lO3@llci Molasscs, 5O@59c.
HOGS Quoted at "a 5o@s4 60.
HAY-The market rules heavy at
Sl4@l5 per ton for prime Timothy.
PoTAT0ES-The receipts continue
liberal, at 6o@G5c for prime Ncshan,
nocks.
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The Black Brigade not Captured.

Huron HEAD, March l6 --latest in
teligence from the Black Brigade, which
is now marching into Florida, is that
they have taken several important points
with many prisoners and captured large
quantities of munitions and supplies, and
are still driving the enemy before them.
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EAGLE MILLS,
H, ]. B BENEDICT Proprietor,
POINT pTEASANT VA
POINT PHEASANT, w.

Owing to ,he high price of coal, DC,
shall grind for custom only on Saturdays
Persons wishing it can have their wheat OK.
changed on Fridays,
charge the eighth for grinding wheat and
the fifth for grinding com,
aTComc on Friday or Saturday il you want
to be sure Of finding the Miller at home,
Those living on the Kanawha river, and
wishing to send their wheat or corn to my mill
for the purpose Of having ground, or cxchan.
god and not wishing to como with IL, can send
Il down on some Of the boats with instructions
by letter, and will have It hauled up to tho
Mill and back FREE OF CHARGE.
GRAIN.
0J'Thc highest market priSpaid for wheat
aud corn nj all times.
pJunel0 ly,nlS
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Or. Roback,s scandinavian Remedies.

Are you sick, no matter what organ is afrec.
ted, depend upon it the blood, which is the
food aud suSteaance Of every organ, is fall Q.
corruptionl Ny scandinavian Blood Pills and
Blood Purifier, break up the source Of disease
in the fluids Of the body. They purge and put
riry the elements of the blood. Hence their
quick aud complete cures in dyspepsia, scruf-
ua, eruptionS, fits, tumors, nervousness, kid
ney complaints, piles, low favcrs, debility,
rheumatism, headache, want Of sexual yigor,
etc. These remedies are astonishing the whole
medical world. See advertisement.
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POINT PLEASANT MARKET.

Point Pleasant, March e5
FLoUR-From SIS OO@6 so.
WarAr--Wheat ranges from 95cG
81 90 for prime.
CoRs--Wc quote al 7O075c. Meal
Soc. per bushel.
PoTArOES--&l oo@l Csc per bushel.
ArrlEs-From rs 10 50 per bushel.
pr Dbl SO 90 n So so.
EGos--BnrrEn-Esgs l2c per dozen
Butter 2Oc per pound.
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ing the gold on the market for sse. The insrease
OF specie arises in gfeat psrtfr the effect - ths
government payments in the shape ofinterest on ne
7.S0 notes. The deposits very steady. which 10
remarkable In Wow OF Ne enormous psymeats into
the eub-Treasury. and probably indicated Tat the
government dsbprsemen& are equal TO its receipts.
Money is abundant IT last quotations. At s .
per cent the brokers are freely supplied. Good
mercantile paper Is scsrcer than was ever known;
the best n4mes sell st . per oent Debt GER
'tihcates are steady y y "a ~ 43s44N 1Ag
Gold opened this morning at 1853, on the news Of
the repuse st Charlesten, fell back to 1861. rallied
to 1857. fen Back to 1873, sold in tho afternoon at
l67H. l5s. l57H and l571S. and closed at Ave
p. M. at 15TZ bid. Exchange was very duh and
2N 81 per cent lower than gold. When the
latter was selling ct l58-whieh is about equal to
TAX for bills-the best signatures were offered
without buyers at III. There were sales this
morning at 10Y. The importers are not buying.
and al the bankers seem.anxious to SELL,
Stocks vera rather better this morning, the
chief Interest among speouatok continuing to
centre on Harlem old. Over IL 900 shares sold at
the morning board efprice advanced from 81, as
the close on Saturday. TO So. Pittsburg was active
ct al advance of u per cent, Erie rose n. Hudson
TX. Southern old Pacific Mail ellon per cent;
Now York Central and tho Western shares were
steady. We note q fresh inquiry for Minnesota
Copper, which-is 3per cent higher. and for Cum
berland Coal. which rose az to-day. on some new
developments which are q secret ssyet. Govern.
ments srefiewer, O. might have boon expected
from the news. At the one r N. call the market
was strong: Hsrlem rose u per cent, Erie u.
Hudson u. Michigan Southern Il, Pfttsburgh.
sn6ae ne Advance the inquiry was lively. In the !
afternoon Harlem dropped three per csnt. with
heavy sales; the rest Of the market was strong.
Erie was freely sold short, and hence the demand
was supplied <tlthout any marked advance in the
price. After thet call Harlem Suddenly dropped
six per oeAtyswishoat any apparent reason; and
simultaneously Cumberland rose to 1871. with
very general inquiry. Al the four Pm. call the
market vas firm. with good demand for stocks.
Tho following were tho closing quotations Of the
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The Fire st washingson Heights.
10 THE EpI{2E " The HsEkLp.
KAaIrHGfnx uuaurs. Ir-ll "a IA.

notice 10 your issue Of Saturday, i1h Instant, thaa
Captain Wilson and his men claim the credit q savlne
the sdeipins property aud exsroatng he bod at The
his nrs IN iseth street, which dyy belosgs 70 The
members o. John DECKER Hook anA Inddss Company NO
~, bssg the hrst apparatus Al the are ana "a 80
through kem exertons that tho adjonile property was
saved opdNth remains OF the unfortunate victims re-
moved 70 the Thirty sccond precnc station house 50
fsr from rendering any assistance CAPTAIN Wilson was
even opposed TO the bodies being placed n the station
Assistant rcrsm.a o. uocs soe rAsdss sn 20 s:.rr
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1vtb Of As DSssNtew Of ~ ASssvJcoN PsQGlD-lmsuH ~
UmVsd &lstss Plae-1As HsncA Ssise6t LmsSosm Vss-
ss-!sAs Rsms Aovvs~d AID = nsJeess a. x.sssms-.s'
HiohAaHdsd Frseesdinos Of ssnes Gepa. d., ID. -
An American abroad II this ts b - often made 70
feel that hin nation pos whatw oncs-oithsr 70 b
feared or respected. E2sryvAsrs In Intercourse you
have something 70 offend and fouss your Indignation
s the on story repeated, Weakness. signs Of weak
ness are urs 70 bring do the birds Of prey around one
We have had the old b OF the bundle Of rods taught %
when young. and the triss old aying, "in unity ID
strength" has become household word. Yet We have
not taken advantage Of the warnings thwsrted the
schemes Of thoss who have we'll nigh ruined w. But
when 9th rate nation like Mexico insult with i'm.
punity our dag, II 10 time either 10 resent give up
trying TO be nation. The facts thess;-Durhg the
time Of tho French occupation OF this place in December
last wnsn the Mszicans ran away without making show
Of defence the brig Indus OF Now York. arrived from
Vera Cruz With load Of -four. Having discharged she
cleared for Tobacco and dropped the bar awaiting
chance to get In the meanwhile the French deter
mined V evscuats and ssssd BY force The Indus with
small craft called the Eugene. from New Orleans 70 take
their stores 10 Vera Cruz They gave the captain OF
the former vessel document showing that he had
been taken perforos, and loaded him With provisions
&C., bot without anything being contraband OF war;
fully proved The whole French affair In fag pds from
beginning 70 end and the last climax well suited
the tenor Of the whole The bar which has been very
ss' ~ S o. a. a., u z: s
tempted departure the Mexcsns having collected orce
81 81
.Ds. .,'d &, tool goscA 1 On n.snSorios h com.
up The crew sbandoons her. OF the vessss be-
came tho prey o. The valiant Msxsans. who came down
II: ci.y he captain Of the indus .oos, through our
Coae, al nccessary steps 70 hsrssht and vessel
=. f 81 Ss.: ~ %: sw q H.,n
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The Preach In Possession OF One Of
The Gates Of the City. Gi
Reported Destruction OF General
ComOnY0rt's Array.
Mexican Outrages ora Amer1-
can Property.
AFFAIRS AT ORIZABA AND TAMPICO,
as.. Re-. ~.

The steamship Roanoke, Captain Thompson, from New
Oreans the 5th via Havana the 9Th Inst arrived at
this port yesterday Afternoon
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CITY CONFESSIONAL lsEPORT.

- CITY COMMEROIAL NtEPORT.
MONDAY, ANriI 1872. NJ
Ans There were 90 bbls sold ct soAs sko Tor pots.
and &c. 9kc. for pearls.
TRANSFORMATIONS was 100 LOO. per bti. higher.
and In demand The days Gales reached III 500
bbs ssaso and Western 200 Southern and 100 Cana
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- s-.s-s------ Havana. April 9, Isos.-
The Lases Ne,os from Aeree7he French in Ratk~ Bad
way-Gesrcl fo,sy 0ejcssS % FaJr Craissss f,ogvss
Of tAe Gierrltas--7hS "64mper Season Is Iron The
F'e''cs'-"Cn sa~iey. os!- wA~saso'as Of tAs Va"-
dertsh. 6c., dc.
Tho British mail steamer c.nway arrived from Vera
Cruz On sunday 5th instant she brings dates from that
Port 20 the LIST instant from thu oily OF Mexico 70 the
a2d ult from pisbla 70 The Esd alt and from Jaspa TO
the s4th ult
Nothing Of importance had occurred In tho neighbor-
hoSd OF iuebla skrmshes had place,
sulting rather 70 ths discomfort OF tho Fronoh
The papers Of tho city Of Mexico are filled with de-
spaches from ruebla pnoipaly the following oeot-
"The enemy bave made no demonstration during tho
night or day" "The enemy still remains 10 his Original
position." &C., nc. ~ UNA
In orzaba, on tho 22d uitmo general order is
sued imposing heavy penalty those who should dare
10 talk OF affairs at Puebla still more heavy punish
ment upon those who should attempt TO write TO France
the Mexican gaerllas attacked about 500 Iaborers
some o. whom were armed, who were working the
railroad and carried OF oil who wore Mexcans as
prisoners. t
Considerable anxiety es In Vera Cruz In regard
tune would eIapse before that city e into the
hsnds O; the French.
Meanwhile sickness and the siexsoau guerias are an
noying aud essening the numbers q che French army
The summer season is upon them.
The French steamer Guerriere left for New York Yes
erday, Admiral Reyna.d Who while hero, vi
sitsd Admiral wites, who had bosted bis flag board
the Vanderbilt. rhSussai eause fred BY the Van
derbt and WIS returned BY the caerrieee.a "A
The Vanderbilt stlll remains IN port
The other day Admiral Wilkes breskiassed on hoard
her Blsanic Majesty steamer 81 iadns and several
Whites aud courtesies exchanged between the two
commanders $50.
The brig Ypapg arriyed q lardeaas yesterday, and
brought eleven passengers Of tho Marion which
vessel was wrecked tn fcubsc Head shot Keys on tho
I'd inst ~, 49,, 49, 49, - ftrN
The Marion wft prove total WRECK Assistance had
been sent Cor 10 Nassau Tho wreckors already -
wo saving part Of the cargo, though dsmaged
dition. The steamer Melita sais To morrow at nooD
The British steamer Queen leaves at tweive o'clock
noon on Saturday. III
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Wheat was the oxtent only 900 bush
els Of 81 % sor white and 81 10 81 70 fer red Western
winter and 81 rs for amber dorsey holders generally
asking higher rates. Cornywas about &c. dearer with
sales e6 600 bushels mixed Western at Ole. go. for
sound &C. Ooc for upsound and heated o3s for yellow
Jersey. Sales made Of 1000 bushels It 81 06
81 10 for immediate and future delivery and 900 BUSH
els barleyat 81 60 81 SO. Cats in demand
At $40. 8To according 70 quality. dsa
Cocoa was held with moro frmness but was quiet s
CoFrEE was Inactive at previous pr'ces
ozzos was up TO Toe for midding, with sales Of 900
FruaRnsTbe market exhibited more activity day.
10 liverpool there were shipped 90 600 bushels corn at
and lard al 22s 3d. and by steamer 500 boxes bau at
$685. and 900 bbls -four On private terms To !ond n
bbis. -four at Is 1OHd Go Hamburg, per steamer, 20
hhds. taliow wore engaged at 46s. prs
Hat was fair sOc coo. for North river.
Hors were moro freely dealt In a. lsc 24c for new
Em-Common Rockand In demand at 81, lump
-Tns sales we're mostly Of Now Orleans, and
comprssd 470 bbls. ~ l3c. . Ole. on
NAVAL SToRHs-Thore was more inquiry to day for
spirits turpentne for which, however holders were ask
ing s. add upwards hence sales ght. There were
no important movements in other articles. a.
0mA.-Ths market was steady, but very quiet ~
At siS 60 SIS Is FOR oil. old M s' SIC
o. 10 sbs. Al sio 50 sSn7Gan and sls q Sls 50
tsross s q lard s within The rad 900 Soxes
bacon II sac. SIC, and $50 paekaEes Of hams and
shoulders q 7ca &C., and &C. o.. Butter was lightly
dealt In at 1870 z6c for State and Ices for Western
Cheese was quiet at 12c. = 14c. %
Ri0--rhefe 200 bags East India sold at 7,fc.
ssEaDs-salss Of 100 bags clover were made at DC.
sCAss were rather dearer With sales Of $40 hhds at
fX.aowNihsss wore go 900 Iss ccd al ii 70 iaSc
waxW-Sales Of 800 bbis. were effected q 40. &c.
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10 tho French counter gueriilas under Dnpn, winch
have no time 10 notice more psrtcularly. H. Wl
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FINANCIAL AND coMMERc lAL.
MONDAY. Anrii ia I

MONDAY, April 1s--e M.
To days bank statement compares % follows
with that Of last week
W. * Lee Ls s,o S, g, orsas. ga D r.
Anil II. Iis s<5 2s3 81 to5i<s siTs0o1 1seso<7s1
Increase - 1,14s,0A -
The feature Of this statement IL the large de-
crease Of loans. On examination Il win be found
that this decrease has been confined 10 few banks
only, which have been prominent lenders on gold.
II may therefore be inferred that these institutions
fearing the passage Of the Gold bin in the Legs
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Our Ori.abs Corresponde.ee.
~S3NN ORnAnA, March 9. 1898. -
The French Advanoe Upon Psebta-7ze Officers IN Com
uscnd-Ezpa4ed Bom5aydn,enf Of az CT. DC.
The march oftbe French upon Pueblo hns hitherto
perenced Other obstacle than that resang from The
trouble OF carrying heavy pieces OF artillery through
steep country crossed BY very badly constructed roads
General Doua who beads the left wing Of the Army
tho road Of Orxaba v Febis had passed fecsachalco
and Cloiuis, and advancing towards Aoacingo-a
place which you must mistake for Acuclpeo this
last city being below San Augustine do Palmar whilst
Acacingo situated OIL Quecholar, place said 70 have
been selected by Gen. Forey tho Of h opera
tons against Puebla Nil
The French soldiers have avery high opinion OF the
talents Of Gen. peusi and unboupded condolences In him.
They like him became. they say how 70 make
war under him." Subsistence aud munitions OF war arc
abundant, and tho health Of the army excellent How.
ever, the soldiers occasionally erumbe against the slow
OF the sy begin undsntand that
prudence must rule over courage and ovsreons inpa
tience. # y M}rS~<
road 10 Perots had left Napslucan fsr HuAmaala and
advancing O ~ fsas-se Aqesss, whore the Msxi
cans re aaid 70 have their vanguard under command X
ms railroad bsswosa rsysr,a end Ia sol.dad il pro
i win fsrmit The SFdss q 4 sosdsS = ssssy cos.
ss''s e: 80 cs ss ; iii ): ss =
e z. i. s..s. q ~:
Sss crs.Ss Ia p ISSUED sy uvss .hs
&: snsss aa s; &. ~
fortune The ensmA q ~ frsneh arespfs addI TIE
4 ;;S K: 3, ss;S 81 =
greatly eaaensrat me fsw whe uSyssft wsrs, 70 my
sssoSEs: ~ "A ,s s2s: ~ s:,r ds''rs''o "a,
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The Tolls on the Canadian Canals.
The 0os announces that the soyernent proposes ths
rslmpositLon Of tolls On the canals.
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The Suh-Trsasurer has moved into his new
quarters. tho Custom House building, and the in
terror Of the ediAce presents . striking contrast
~ what it used TO be. Under Collector Barney
ne rotunda was the dirtisst spot in New York.
without excepting the Five Points. Mr. Cisco sp.
pearste pay more regard to outward appearances,
and 1t b possible to visit his Office without ha wing
onss sehss vi, smell and sight offended. The
business Of the Sub Treasury was as follows to-
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RAILRoADs.

TT UpeoN RIVER RArLRoAD.-TRAIrs ron Al
IL beny Trcy The North ana y est s4ys chamsers sire
Ssys 81 N r. n, from rhxusth srssk rckss maj !
procured a. any OF Inc oncsa o. EsTCofrs EXPRESS
70 ali poiss en- The rcsA ssA 70 ssrssssa spunsa
NEW yQnn, ARLkM AND ALlAnI EsIL.QA
~ FOL AwkffAAfhnhs hsnisas2ssEnnnsrH and "h''
ComIssssina no1dsy Ee.egssr y, 1851
srsh s.yees ssasicn ketorriss. 'ssvs As~sy iss~ A
ver III s'' ''''' I'M II e Cram sx,,c...s.a.
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"a rss tcfrfwye MILLINERY. a a1a
DoNNRrS. BoENETs-sPLENDID STYLES FOE
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