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Mem publications.
AN INTENSELY INTERESTING BOOK
AMONG THE PINES:
Or,
DOWN SOUTH IN SECESSION TIME
pY EDgUND KIRXz

One Of the most grpphc and 'ra!hsere volumes winch
-, v besn r,tten Of the South Southern Society.
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NON'T SELL YOUR BOOKS FOR Old
NTERVOUS DEBILITY, &C.,

~ BY c. D. HAMMOND. IT, D.,
Formerly Professor OF = eoi Anatomy and Surgery IN the
gyracusa Medical College NewYoIk author Of Medical In
formation FOR the Million" &C Revised Edition NEW and
RELIABLE TREATMENT Pico d. mailed. Those VINO
have been disappointed IN the Cure Of seminal Weakness
Impo:ency and ndred copent would do well to procure
copy Cftbig Book ard Tesd especially pages l3 ia 10
and 264 20 TO be had in tus City Only Of tie Pub.
iish y. e. WARNER, No Veseyst Or ,he Aathor. No 81
LAT 24th.st.
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NEw.loKF, February ., 1863
CEALED PROPOSALS, iudorsed " Proposals
- for Machinery" VIII be received q this Office Until FRI
DAY t o,tet At L O'Clock, for tho following articles
one conb.rru'ed slide Lstle 10 swing &c inches IN d.
smfte. bedatc - tIn j feet compound rest for boring
aid to- o., changfEatca fr scuw-c nttAs; dtHd-
re Tor q he bored ID to cuG Two itr-- tesi
.rA one fv, f-l c.u. aid overhead motion com e md
{ furnish wheels Tor cutting screw - Y and ~ inch guns
Ouc double ,raIfd chdc L4su', % awtf Ut ncles da-.
ster; 90 tIru IL 't compound reiti b-4 and
trE cole- nsrgees for scsw.cnttug; draf-rtst Tor
s yyo O. cc bored Ia Ao end tSo Ac.-1stH' ard ono
uuiy ri clutk an oycflef D9uu n t aud 10 lurl
y.aee.s lyl cuts Dol. screw ~, X, add ~ inch suls
Two a. h- ed Slide .at'rs 10 wng 3 i1chos diane
t pilu e. turn hfe1t cc-pound rest Tor horhE ana
f-uag c,rti r-s iog cutting dead 10 FOR
Aoug work 20 De ooea ia se ona two acs p!-tes AID one
unlyelsA. chuck a d oyetltG al oti'J coapietc.
Jne uhie-.s aied coun Utiuk Machine with adjust
nlo table d tHa, anf ran of table can De- brought
under tire d tate DO o four 'set nigh o. bore 4u holes
uy y cLcs c,utt ter with laoo 'ei!acts ieodng
mot or and overhead wing m.uuu complete.
One Stationary Eli"e (aof@'h'al OF Iou Gym ief 'e'
stoke
One anug Machine 70 paue 'est to be 30 inches high
wide, snd al diving motion e1npete.
Bids viii be- required or ei-h clc sepaacy. n4t topar-
ain. pluout and t.o a.ls Nii 90 Lade to tue
lowe.t bidder. iu tue manner p-esc0btlb B. law.
1tr, 20 ho PIT up 90 their proper pieces by the seller
vino guarantee that the, viii smoothly aud nm
TIE wo HY- OF tom sO thuty days, oei2se 1Ley can Do
received ans paid for
n the engine or Fry Il The mscines fail H. thsir working
OTeik down within tue time ab0ve stosI toy are 10 be
removed eut Isly o. tho cot %. tho seller
tach osr Qutt 10 acc0rigan ID by written guaranty
officer p tho Go,cm8ut f-ttns forth tht tue bidder
e. hs oder the lowest VA ry eter into cont act
it Is deemed noceisaiy, for to iathnl performance Of the
Aoy additional Information required be obtained 1t tho
l. HENDERSON. Navy Agent
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Mem Publications.
DUSSELLs AMERICAN DIARY.
HI BURNHAM'S CHEAP EDITION.
NOW READY:
larry, NORTH AND SOUTH

By WILLIAM HOWARD Russell, LID.
One large 2mO volume 20! pages, 'inie column age
clear type paper coveT-pce only 81 cena hne EDITION
In oloth-pUce y -
Mr. I. o. H. T. Burnhnm has done good service TO the
American public, by promptly bringing out MI hp'e.s
Diary in handsome reprint; let us hope by the way WIN
CON psusaon to the author TIE book Ia certain TO DO WITTY
read not s The Interest attaching to the writer anu ,p'
which a1mirabe; md believe that Is book woe
reading OF which viii do good both eide. OF the
by converting truthful yiews many suhJecs sun "poi
ec.ly understood Ia this respect, Mr. Rnsse's Daly y oe
than Letters were, becagse tue Diary RECORDS Le
psy ard conversations jJst az they "ccne1 'V
whcb tie raaaer aw us uieencesi ana VI VIC
ct mo truly stated taud find trscss OF The htrsy
IA the minds reasonable sud candid We oiHe Norh
certainly DO shrink from tbs test TIE book, moreover
will ssrS much Of he cbcqny which mss urjy
attached to its author will found tkat he az ea ss
been hcer friend Of the Union than many among eufeNr
he said nothing b lard OF Us NAM TIM IS whc
were said &, tni pad dared at Montgomery 10 III
the Ii le0usnessO OF new nation A'o"euy
founding ite Ly debberatoD, upon chate slavery a. oy
lie exposed the S0gtheTueTs t eYe'y tu!h te
s3urdity Of then doctrine Xmas Cotton Is ins upon VIZ"
they ogshy relied to the great Powsrs OF Europe 70
intervene for re inde pcDdeucc. the answers he received
Ia .pco eanversaions f3hfuy reported, VIII slu IL
the eve Of tho British public the facts OF the Ease
. roar, the publication Of the boJk timely, and despte
wy tey bcmshss acIibah' 20 not unnatural rTeJuees
the deserves the whole TO receive tue TsIe need OIL
pIae which tsche- imraray. The uniDeIited abuse
which has poured upon bin won nave been considered
bv nauy writer's under siui circumstances inviting re-
astisn IN kud frOG winch Nh Russell maElsnmously AL
stains Boston Advertiser
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nor SALE AT MORRiSTOWN--A first

IT.
A cl,.t Gle ant MODERN RESIDENCE, largo and air.
containing well located oIEemsuted aud saaced
stge lawn -rapsss gardens large snd small irus ana III
oeshgg spDs ochiTd; appropriate bu.ains- behner
tc Sc sxssnt lpnne water. trppyiEs tho buildings 1c
rrouud, contei.ng 10 aces Lighlyimpfoysd 9ld i"snZ
ni-uf. vr. rom the depot. Aso for sels any part OF IN
ICHFs ADJOlSInU LAND, with valuable hai', three ios
e-.!ue orchards bulldogs in ese-isnt eondiaon VIE
add furr ~ stream FOR interview please adde's
K a. ChNFlELD, Morrlslosn n. j.
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4 FFLICTFD RESTORED! IGNORANCE

m EXPOSED FALLAClES UNBIASED!
HIGHLY IMPORTANT To 10Th SEXES, Married or
si1cie ~ Health Dissase.-Dr LAHMON'S Fgris. Lou
oou aud New-York ,iedicsl Adviser aud Msrrase Guide
Con p4ee- nearly 100 figure iintrattOus
upon Muna and Nervlas Debility, Urinary Depos iuvol
unary Loss Of lmpJtelcy Affections o the Bladder
and Kldueys, Urinary Diseases and their tonse
ooeuces Anatomy # the Sexual Organ. Of the NAL and
female Lstes Researches IN PAysio.ogy LurOpesn Hospital
Practice; Quack tbrir recipes aud specifies tn Authors
pnequaed Paris snd London Teaiment So Msd free for
& closely sea- ed Al would avoid uusuco essiU aud
barbarous treatment with Nsyely Ccplit Injections eau
terizstoDs Ouack Specifics, An;ao,-s, lusIuuelt &C.
should purchase mis- oTig al WORK Of ~. WARNER No.
Nesey-st :. qOUSEI, No. l2l Nsssau.st consult the
DOCTOR 10. 6iz Broadway lup staiis), New'Yolk, from
&C. m % D. u, daily
1--WE concur with other papers r. recommending Dr. Lar
mont and his work." Courier ces Etats Unls Dispatch
Stssts Zoitung Atlas, A.ec.cal Review, &c.
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EJoR SALE-ValuabIc PROPERTY on Canal.

FTOR SALE-Valuab!e PROPERTY on Canal'
e. "a zee. west OF WetBrosi ~ suitable for the cree.
# ge store, being Noe 90 aud ssS Cana.. Win
f-3at ani the Wctn IN tue rear, oy incluo'
In q port IN Of Lot Lasht-At., aud 10 II. ceeP.
hjco ne iar:s d-story ORR No lJ Mnfen'aae, 70 y
Gost aad 20 H. fescher IL isasd ior AZ years 70 sooo
tenant . - ~,
CONN andipg lson, WITH extendse water view large
bauJsone Hou d. cn,ug three streets ncosad with
ron eace IL evergreen sambbery, grapevines, AID We
" OF choice ffnitlees Tho house o. bricf sgr, snS
sfaat flushed, conservatory ce.hOuse, carr asehouss.
staola, &C., al 40 complt T. order - -
cure Of }. u. CLUIE, No. 70 Nairt, Otnce 10. ).
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" " 4. Z; WILIlAMSoN, c 9, Is %. 'og
,,,o,,v1pn j. W BROWN. ! As.es,menis.
USirrD STATES PArAsr OylicF,

WtsHvGTON, January II ID
ON tho PETITION Of TlOSiAS PkOSSER,
" 4 Eew.Yo,k y. y. rrsying for the eNenno, Of
p,tent gr,ntsd him th9 I'm Gay of April Si' Tor g.
Improved Tool .or Attaching Tubes Boilers" or seven
year. from aspiration q sai patent which 'aAe' pace
on the l7th dIy Of ArU, 1873.
Il IL ordered that "a sait pclou De heard - tie Pstent
OGee MONDAY the Jth day March ncIi a; " o'clock
u aud all persons notified 20 appear aud sh0" Cause
any they have Why sd petition ought not h be g11ted
Pe.sous opposing the sl1n required 70 he IN tAe
Pisu Office hc objections, specially set forth IN wfh&,
twenty days Def tho day OF hsaruEi all testimony
t.-d b. either puy be used the said nearing % be
token aud united IN accordance with tho Iuics VI tAo Of
Gee which will BE- furnished 81 sTplica ion. 80 .
Toe testimony "a tho win be closed on tho 18TH dsy OF
M..ch -I petitions and ohe papers relied upon As ieH
unny mu,, be ed In tho Office before the morning OF
g. u Day; tie .umcns any, withu ten days ,hefta
Or1srel a.0 that this noce pe puhlhot " tae National
TntrlI .,ncor Washington. a. e.. and The Tibuue, New
Yfk n y week for three successive wecks he ht'
o. ,d to be a. os. sEly days previoe 70 tie
Ley OF teArng II. L. HOLLOWAY
Coumi,siolsT Of PatuatA
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Zeal Gstate for Gale.
VALUABLE FARM and PEACE

VALUABLE hiAh on" <~NhSN'
~ ORCHARD for SALk-Situstsd aoou. y niles nortn
rom Bslmore within short distance Of railroad station
Il rail New ork Phiade,s
De- pale taEos containing 30 acres g" under ouiti:
yaon we fenced and highly improved part o. balance OF
heavy lud he timer. BgdiDgs ~ css and cost over
&JO0 Tao Crcharcl contain 1900 choice Peach Irsess
larss cropor IA Of " hch wi he in i0 bearing the coming
season 500 Apple Trees aud several hUndrei Dwarf and
standard Pear Cherry ssd other Fruit Tree ~ o me bnen
ve,os Tns I'm can he rented aud will anteed 70
pay ten par Full psr'icn given ADD zap Of eacs
shown application to HOMER MORGAN Finest No}2,
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fE'HE GLEN ELAND and PITTSBURGH
L RAILROAD COMPANY vii pay their FIRST MORT
GAGE EOD5 ia full 20 PIE EHuk Of NoTb Amrriss a. tho
City OF Ecw.YoA, FEBRUAki II, lC6J a. which timo ~
j. n MCCULLOUGH. President
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-05

Ta1uE q. s. Revenue liydromotcr, with Book o.
L TA0os AMI Iuruo..o.s To- La lo' lnspsc.or. fdce
coupleie. So Made by James W Queen Co.. 10. W
Chea.uuts. Philadelphia. r..
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VTALUABLE REAL estate at AUCTION

VALUABLE KEAL ESINIt NJ AUOIIUN'
The Es .str ofthe late Hourly u. W.ne; $50, Of Wa
wick Orange County, hcw-to.. viii De 80 / 81 fCDle
Auctiun o. THURSDAY tue iS,n tev " February nsEL
l2 ocoea. tho Home.tead net PoViously disposed o."
private ss.e. -.
trru Is ae situated he Warwick valley .tsi,r''S
ok mil r (hcstcylir. lie VIE Railway, and are or
osrd ~ csh.m LAKE btauul piece water ceeefts<e
nr its me sug Ihs scenery Of the W Arwick VALLEY
.asstA State aId 81 he mountain air. aud ma
i, - rt- er with tbs cay sccoss to tho ety ole"
cppolugniy o.. Investment rarely 90 be met with.
rc ou eat Fam contains svI srre o choice land, slap
modsu --i.0y Dck mauson ADus' ~th double wing lAfr
psr c-tte .abt.. aud al tho @cstrry ousoudinss,
GOOD r-pa Toe farm posses valuable superior mF
ll for grck m4kiug aud uucl ceebraied liiA spfing
The Norm F contains '3l OF vcry choice land wa
all tao ueceuary ou,buieuss. sud adOus tbs Homestead
Farm.
Tla Fast Fam consists % about 40 ecfet nd. with
lvcara house &c Tuis fprn situe'a. 'Ha lake, mt
offers beautiful site fol hotel, aud l. VI Aaie
she railroad aud pins the HometteAd FsII -
Possession .iyeu tho /. day 0. ApTi Atat ~JEdii~
N a. pURLANO Eyecutrn
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T,PoIDyyAy SWINGS INSTITUTION.

DIVIDEND. --Resoired That the Treasurer
A J he directed TO announce that DIVIDEND Of TWO
PER CENT be Teid on the ullnd aud ,erip shares ana
bonds scrip Of this Company on the "a dy oil
mar, next free Government that to same be aid o
All shares on which the calls sai have been aGy d a."
II At this payment the fuTad shares snail De IN ant
patton the coupon OF two per cent due on SAID un'
tho Deed OF Trust, pay bic lst Of July next,
Reioired That tho Transfer Booss Of tnh company 70
closed on the ga met and be reopeaed on the I'd day
February.
BY order Of the Boitd. ,,,., n, -
- THOMAS r. WALKER, Treasurer
Oace Of the Illinois c. nira Riilrosd Co.,
Eew.York, January -, 1873
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IDEAL ESTATE.-Look at the ext nslye List
IL ttwer.y eouLnsl OF COUN TRY sfAts, FAkMs
B.Vf LLIN> Us. &C, f,rSALE by DST " hlfNEf, No
81 .dNey. TIE lazy Number Of their gaper Ian
" -AEnAL AAEN d lI.- lsln- q .-Atl.
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VIrrA, BoEr WAIVE AND CmcAGo RAILWAY COZ
OFI.Cs ia. oltaKiAfI, ;
Pittsu1feh. Ia, jan. q, 1903.
F1NUE ANNUAL MEETING OF the stock and
Bondhotcrs this Company for tho election 81 Df.c-
tor. and fucl p.htr blfues my como before o. VIII De
hsd a office Of nd Company H. tbs tiy Of lrsb rh,
on the FOUKtN MEUN ssDA4 VI February A d. 1903.
The Stock e1d Bond rfalssr BOOKS Of The i3ulnlJ a.
tr,i Oic- In ns CIV Pittsburgh aud a, their fausrf
Agency u thc y Il Nsh ok. viii Do closed on th' oI
daf AZ Felua-y GuI cnaa closed la tie 2tl oar Fob.
ma theiealef. W. J.. BARNES secretary.
NAS-LIGIir STOCKS in all Incorporated
" CITY Companies, BOUGHT ani SOLD to. irye'iuent.
JOHN T.. MURRAY,
No 81 20 sluvt., cIHr. Liberty
boot and SHOE and RUBBER BUSINESS
ISPAPER BOUGHT aud SOLD on comm. s.ou a. lowest
ra.c Lo.ns oDtaiucI good seru,s. Ao. GsTcTnment
claims aud cona.rl cii. IsyrE bousbt ard sold D.
4. ". OALLAUDGf. No Nal-.., t.r bfosdway
ITCCKS, BONDS, and Co... ..NMENT
- sEc URlTIES
Bought scd .old - board o. D.
BY A. u. uEMIN. d Co..
40. % ts..tugs place.
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llrofcsslonai Notices.

NHARLES S. SPENCER, Attorney and
u Coul.siora L,w, Proctor 1ud Advocate u 4. Courts
NJ. SO h.oad"ay, r~w-YofA ke.de.ce-No. ~ London
Terrace Wei, 2Ji.st between 5.h and l0h.'ysl
DR. HOMER BOSrWlCK has REMOVED
90 Ohices NO. 90 Broadway Houst0n.st shoto
BE- miy couG4eol.y fom until O'CLOCK Tor con
~ I.tiDns aMI oilict lfactcr.
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Danrin1 Aca0emics.
GiusleaI lnslrnmcnI9.

A NEW PIANO.FOrTE ESTABLISH
~ nFyr wM b. BRNlgu VS. No ~ Ufooms.f-,
cor Of Ifosbyt1fs undeI..s "a respectfully afgni his
end. and he public thst having psfehatod ie i,ess'
his fr Their I'd q. Bradbury u tho hm " ~ lte
Bradburys which hrm Lsio.yoi On 40 JIh ~ .alua
he has l.o with lasvu liz int 81 iom th- aeid
an - hsn-,v Wafrg3orl, fof to asef Die cello
aied PIAyD-FORTES tssDfttaert " elegant In
.tfnuens now had md for tso o. No. ~ booHeiti
we - - VA. y. :. RkDBURY.
GHURCH ORGAN for SALE.-The ORGAN
" ~ tue French oharc1 Of ffAatn and Chnroh'
AZ. with iro teis Ct keJs AID ~ soT but ~ the su1
srter viii la sod bargain. ALB Esocoli-nLai fAkLOA
ORGAN, With four stop Apply 20
HESIY GRBEN, No. IT, Contest.
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AIAs0N ID uAMLINls HARMONIrMS.-

MASON 4 UAMLIN' HAKMUAIU NN.-
M new musicA .asgnmsHt. which Ia great Improve
f.rt upor the HenIeou laI similar irstgur u's tay gihs
FOWtK and VARIETY o. moderate fIrd bJh'h Or
GAN Recommended by d..il. ulAsd ogs lts a.
the bst Of inssrfeuts Of is cI. esl s@af-rd The
ONLY GOLD MEDAL ever won ~ iucn iu'ifuutnih.
Prices 90 60 500 each.
s,sutIy 'ed ia c1mpetiio1 h Other. t.irs tho lai
i've yeas anl have 90 10 rISGiE INnIAS,r fnii'd 20
Wereroofn, ia N.w.Yofk Soa. : aai Mo.cer..t
MASON BROTHERS,.
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EOR Satisfactory near Atlantic Dock, Brook.
lvo. buidnk OF brick ICOIl00 frs, floor, Lighted
on al sas. iodnd 80 By ITO let with engine Of %
horse power. T. x. hELLOiU, iJs Pearl st.. New-fofL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-05

A. Al rHE LOWEST MARKET PRICE.
(ltdl por cent bonds,
u. 1871 Isf cent Bonds.
1874 per cent Bord',
nlO6 pr cent Boll..
5'n Tor osut Ifct'lfy votes
b. i-yenr per cent ieriiA9sies
Demand Notes Tor Dlt.sL
AMERICAN GOLD,
LivERaORE, CLEWs Co,
Bsptcr-, No. d WsLsl
Stocks ard Bonds bought and sold on commission.
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OYrIcg % TuE BHEIo0kf NsraAsch UoI|
40. % Nsii-sI.
EEw.Y oEE. Jan. 10. 800.
rsIUE Board Of Directors Of this Company
i,,s Al. LAY DE- are q Semi nuusl DEIDEtD Of
POUR PER CENT. free 81 Coyrru.H-nt Tar, FayH3" on
demand JOHN q. HANlLASD, Secr,tary.
The dollar weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1862-1864, 1863-04-30

MAeNoLA.-This favorite and beautiful
steamer has resumed her place in the Mays
vile and CINCINNATI trade, and will make
her regular trips between this point and
Cincinnsti. Passengers and Shippers will
find it to their advantage to remember the
Magnolia She is.under command of Com
madore PRATHER. with that prince of clever
fellows Capt. LEW MORRIS in the Office, as
sisted by JOHN THRAsHER and ALEX. CAL
HoUE, who will do all in their power to in
sure the comfort and safety of passengers
The dollar weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1862-1864, 1863-04-30
Cincinnati Market.

TUESDAY NOON, April ~.
Flour-Supsrfne $5 6o@5 70, extra 80
Csc, family Sc 1906 rs.
Wheat-Prime red at 81 25@1 27, Ohio
or Indiana white at 81 30@1 SO. and prime
to choice Kentucky white at 81 35@S1 40.
Corn-Shelled or ear in bulk at 60@61 c.
and shelled. including sacks, as salable at
73c., but held at 75c.
Oats-In bulk at CSC, and including sacks
at 79c.
Rye-Dull at 7s@8oc. for prime.
Barley-The asking prices are 81 so for
prime fall, and 81 40 for State Spring.
Hay-Steady at $2O@21 per tun for prime
Timothy in bales, on arrival and $22@23
from store.
Groceries-SugaI at 113@134c. for raw,
and 15@154c. for hard refined; Coffee at 80
@34c. for Rio, and Molasses at 58@65c. for
old and new crop New Orleans.
Butter-Is firm at 23@25c. The lower
grades are not much inquired for, and dull,
at prices: ranging from Is to zoe.
Cheese-Weste Reserve l4c; Hamburgs
and English Dairy at 143@15c.
Whisky-Holders asking 42c, buyers
Offering 40c. No sales.
Provisions-Shoulders 4c; sides ST pack
ed; bacon rib sides &c; lard, prime city held
at 9ac. and country at 9S@ 93c.
Tobacco.-Sales of Leaf Tobacco to-day
at Bodman's warehouse; % hhds. and 10
boxes as follows: 16 bids. Kentucky, viz:
hhds. Lugs at 1901 so; 10 hhds. Leaf
2 atS13; 1 At SI3 so; at IA; at Is rs;
l at SIG; at SIC so; 1 at ST.; 1 at $18.-
bids. V;rginia-1 at SIS; 1 at $18; 1 at
$32; 1 at $50; 2 at AZ, and 10 cases Seed
Leaf. damaged, ranging from SIS rs to $11.
The dollar weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1862-1864, 1863-04-30

0ITCol. KimbaH, who-was killed by Gen.
Oorcoran, was a brother of B. II. Kimball,
Esq, of Rock Island. He was Captain of
the only company raised in Vermont for
the Mexican war, and served with distinc-
ton, being promoted to Major for gallantry
and bravery in battle. He was the first
over the walls at Chepultepec, and himself
sut the halyards and hauled down the Mexi-
can flag. After the war he was employed
for some time on the New York Herald,
and afterwards held an Office in the New
York Custom house.
The dollar weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1862-1864, 1863-04-30
Money.

The Cincinnati Enquirer of the 18th, re-
ports the money market as dull, owing to
the unsettled condition Of the produce mar
ket, caused by the fluctuations in gold
Good mercantile paper, 90 to 80 days,
readily negotiated at SOLO per cent and call
leans on first class signatures 6C97 per cent.
Gold, silver and paper currency are thus
quoted:
The market for Gold fuctuated consider
ably during the week, and rates were chang
ing constantly. The following will show
the course of the New York market during
the week. Monday it opened at Isl and
closed heavy at 1473; Tuesday it opened at
14S. declined to 1851, and closed unsettled
at 1851; Wednesday it opened at 1444
advanced to 1473, and closed active at 1474 !;
Thursday it opened at 1493. declined to
1473, and closed firm at 1901; Friday it
opened at 1924, and closed quiet at 1872;
Saturday it opened at 1911. advanced to
1914, and closed firm at 1544@1543. The
dispatches received at noon to-day report
the market opening at 154, closing at 1854
@1593 at the First Board.
! The buying rates OF Silver were reduced
| in the early part Of the week to 125@130,
but toward the close, owing to the advance
| in Gold, they were placed at 1900 l35;
there is, however, but a limited business
doing in it. and II a round lot were offered,
a shade above our quotatians would be paid
The demand for 'fancy" Currency has
been only mod crate, and the offerings being
more liberal, the rates on the issues of the
Bank Of the State of Indiana have been re-
duced to per cent. Kentucky is still
quoted at premium, aud if round lot of
large bills were presented, q shade above
this could be obtained. Quartermasters' and
Commissaries' Checks on Washington ad-
vauced about the close of the week to SO,
and some few purcha Eases were made by out
side parties, as investments, at q slight sd-
vance on this figure. One year Certificates
are bought at SO. but there are not many on
the market; they were quoted at 9b@lO2
for new and old issues in New York to-day.
Vouchers issued by Captain Dickerson are
saleabls at 24@3 per cent discount, but
those issued at outside points cannot be dis
posed of os better than per cent. Off
There is nothing doing in Southern Money;
the Offering are liberal, but owing to the
difficulty experienced in using it in the
South, there is no inquiry for it, and the
dealers refuse to purchase it. The nominal
quotations are 4O@5O discount for North
and South Carolina, Georgia and Alabama;
25 for the old Tennessee banks; and 80 for
the Tennessee Stock Banks.
The dollar weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1862-1864, 1863-04-30
Commercial.
MAYsv1LLE MARKET.

THURSDAY, April 80, 1868.
Sugar-New Orleans, 1915 to 14c.
MoLAssEs.--New Orleans, Bbls. &c.; Half
Bbls. TIC.
WHEAT.-Red 81 i5@1 90; White 81 rs.
FLoUR.-Selling at from Sc, 90 to Sc Is.
Whisky.-Market firm Nelson's extra selling
at Ale.
Crush Sugar, 1sc.
Gran T" 1Sc.
Loaf I" 1sc.
BAooN.-sides 16sc; Hams s@sc; Shoulders
cents.
LARD.-s to 12c, per b.
HEMP.-$130 per ton.
ToBAcco.-Selling at 1o@15c lbs.
MAoKEREL.-Bbls. No. 2, $12; Halfbbls. $50,
Quarters 1926.
SALT.-5oc. 3 bushel.
IRoN.-Bar Iron 29<; Nail Iron s1a@s; Horse
Shoe 39z95c.
NAns.-$5 25 for 10d.
RIoE.- SC. q ID.
FEATHERs.-37 cents lbs
The dollar weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1862-1864, 1863-04-30
Come down in the center,
That's what it means!
N. C.
SADDL e r Y.

TINE UNDERSIGNED is NOW SITUATED
il SO as to give his undivided attention to the
Mandatory of every article connected with the
SADDLE AND HARNESS TRADE!
He has now on hand and N process of making,
splendid assortment of Gentlemen and Ladies
Saddles; Saddle Bags; Buggy, Carriage, Brake
and Sulkey Harness; Wagon and Plow Gear;
Riding Brides, with Hacking, Port and Snattie
Bits; Wagon, Buggy, Coach, Sulkey and Rid
ing Whips; Hog and Kipskin Collars; Horse
Covers, suitable for all seasons; Leather, Web
and Rope Halters; Worsted, Cotton and Hemp
Girths; Red top and Iron strapt Hames; Dray
and Cart Harness; in short every thing usually
kept in a Saddlery Establishment, which viii be
sold at Wholesale and Retail, at low prices, to
Punetual dealers; 5 per cent off for CASH.
~ All Repairing attended to at once, at my
Old Stand, on End street, to find which, "Come
down in the Center" between Market g Sutton.
T. z. RICKETTS,.
Maysville, March Goth, 1868.