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SOLDIERS AND SEAMEN,
If you would obtain immediate relief from this
distressing complaint, try
DIR. WITPIELD'S
we ETABLE PILLS.
This is long tried and throrou shly tested RENE.
dy, snd has never yet failed to cure. Do not suf-
fer when there ia . remedy within reach.
Bold by 8. @. FORD, 900 Pennsylvania avenue,
Washins ton, and By q. COOK, Alexsndria, Va.
Sent to any address by mail. Price 30 cents Per
box.
J. YOUNG. Proprietor,
~ n Sm No. 49, Broadway. N 2.
STEAMsHIP GREAT EAsrIRN.
Howi1sS sSssi i VA H., ! ssSss: sa8
wsslSt 81 fff !. ;a!ss:s@.sa.r,
w P
-.A ~ ~ vi "' 'A' each port .'0a' ''1 weeks nom
second cabin, state room bsrths, meals 70 S'~
sasqI:ion teiss' eas ana S;et in the dTst ana q
under Il years Of age, half price. Infants free.
stesr.se, With superior aeeommod stions.--S U.s.
Price Of passage from Liverpool, same rates -
All fares payable in gold. or its equivalent in o.
Zach passen ger allowed % cubic feet of luss.s.
An Iperenced surgeon on board.
For passage only e EEK T. A, wH1rn,Y.
RRoe'%sh:; So; Rs55sst$sfxtLs Rs.1
10 Sm 81 South street, New York.
eA@ 'R4 np4irs1 : CO., 80
SO PlHHsTLvANIA AvIHul,
tnorth aias,J between Dh and 18th ass.
SIS Pa. sss~ss, x.dsr tAs Nssioxsl Rsts..
PEBBLE and PIRIscoPIo sPEoTAoLBs, cor.
rscty ard suited for every eyesisht.
OPERA aLAssEs,
SxRoF FHEkEo M
sUKyIY9Rs' INsTRUMENTs.
CARTES Dl VIsITl,
sTIRIOSCOPHS and VIEWS, &c.
In crest variety and atths lowest Eastern prices.
! oMPTkoLGfk 81 The G6Rk ENo s.
WASHINGTON, July Is, l86S.-Whsreas, by satisfac-
tory evidence presented to the undersigned, it has
Of Washington, In the county Of Washinston, aud
District Of Coumbis, las bean duly gained under
a to :s the ss s
to and
Ht q
CURED to Be complied with bsfors commencing the
Now, therefore, Hugh Mcoulloch, Comptroller
Of the Curreney, do hereby certify that The said
Yirst National Bank Of Washinston, county Of
W.shnston and G }s on ii author
wv Nv ''' In testimony whereof. witness my hand
81 and sea- Oh once HUGH ho oeS Il I6S 1858
~ 17.d2m Comptroller Of the Currency
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HOT ALCOHOLIC

stf 4
4 HIe Ii CONCENTRATED vHHsFAM2
EXTRACT.
PURE TONIC
DOCTOR HOOFLANDs
G ERMAN BITTERS.
PREPARED By
DR. q. n. JACKSON, PAiladelph,a, p
WILL RPPKCTyAl Ut CURE
LIVER COMPLAINT, DYsPE, STA, JAuNRIoB
CHRONIC OR NERVOUS DEBILITY, DIE.
BASES OF THE KIDNEYS, AND ALL
pIsEAsBs ARISING PROM A DISCO
BEREp LIVER Oh STOMACH
Coustipa-
ton. Inward Piles,
Pulness Blood 70 the
Head, Aeidity Of the Stomach,
WsaSs saSsss sru.
tAuons, Sinking or Fluttering at tAe Pit OF tke
ss9l. EIsathins IlHtts5ing st the Heart 6hotiaa
Fever and Dull Pain in the Heed Defeiency OF
Perspiration, Yellowness of the Skin and
LiEpes, &c, Sudden finishes Flush @ of
Heat, Burning in the Flesh
Constant Iragnngs
of Evil, and great
Depression OF
spirits.
And e u posiiissly present. Ys'sow F. ~, BiH.us
fscT, &c.
They Contain Ne Alcohol or Bad whis
They will cure the above diseases in nine
cases out of . hundred.
Induced by the extensive sale and univsrssipo,
table. hosts of ignorant Quacks ans inscriptions
,S have GRes1 spsn suffering su@sns.
S sn sy w .5s drugs
Beware of the innumerabie array Of Hieoholt.
PREPARATIONS in pethoric bottles aud big bellisd
which, instead of curing, only aSgrsvate disease.
and leave the disappointed sufferer in despair.
HOOFLANUS GERMAN BITTERS
are not new and untried article. but have stood
the test OF hteen years trisi by the American pab
nc ana ther reputation and sale, are not rivalled
The proprietors have thousands Of Letters fron
the most eminent
CLlRGYMEN,
LAWYERS,
CITIZEFs,
Testirying Ct their own personal knowledge to tbs
tiers.
Do Fox Want .SemetaiBg to StrsnstAea Pc4S
Do Yea Want q Good AppeGtep
Do Yoa Want to Bald Up Yosr Constitssssss
Do Yoa Wont to Feel Weup
Do Yoa Want to Get Rid Of NervoxssessP
Do You Want Energyp
Do Hoa Want to Steep Weaf
DO You Want a Brisk ard Vigorous Feelsss
IL YOU DO, USE
HOOFLANDS GERMAN BITTERS.
Fyox8 REQ. j. Ne1rtoa BrotcH ID. d., Editor AZ TIA
Encyclopedia Of Religious Eaoteledgs.
Although not disposed to. favor or recommend
their Ingredients and effects, L yet know Of no
SUFFICIENT reasons why man may not testify to TIA
benefits he believes himself to have received from
any simple preparation, in the hope that he nav
thus contribute to the benefit of others.
do this the more readily in regard to HoofandG
German Bitters, prepared by DR.. c. NJ Jackson, Of
this city, because was prejudced against them FOR
many years, under the impression that they were
chiefly an alcoholic mixture. am indebte to nav
friend Robert Shoemaker Esq, for the removal Of
this prejudice by proper tests and for ENCOURAGES
mept to try them, when suffering from great and
long continued debility. The use OF three bottles
of these Bitters, at the beginning of the present
year was followed by evident relief and restoratioH
to Adegree oSbodily and mental vigor which hsd
not felt for six months before, and had amest de.
SPARED OF regaining. I therefore thank God and
my friend for directing me to the use of them.
Philadelphia, June q, 1861.
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DRoPOsALS FOR HORSES.
CAVALRY BuRRlU,
Office Of the Chief 0karternidS teT,

O1fce of he Chitf yKarter nl0stN, ;
WAsBINGTos, D. c., August Is. 1858. J
PROPOSALS are solicited and will be received at
this Office for furnishing Cav airy Horses TO be de.
lyered at Pittsburg. Pennsy lsania; Phiiadelpha,
Warrington City. Syracuse, N. Y, or Indianapolis
Indiana
Proposals will be considered for the furnishing OF
Horses in lots of not less than twenty Ave, (25D
The Horses to be from fifteen tl6) to sixteen (l6l
hands high, from Ave t6 to nine (9) years old, we'll
BIZ oxen to the saddle. compactly built, in good
flesh, and free from all defects.
The ability of the bidder to fulfil his agreement
must be guaranteed by two response BILE persons
antee.
The responsibility of the suarsntors must bs
show by the official certificate Of the Clerk of the
nearest District Court, or Of the United States
District Attorney.
ProposaIs must be addressed to Lieutenant
Colonel G. G. Savtelle, Chief Quartermastsr Cav
airy Bureau, and be Endorsed on the envelope
Proposals for Horses"
@. 6. sAWTELLE,
Lieut.. Dol. and Chief Quartz rmaster,
al Is II Cavalry Bureau.
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CARTING. 5r-.EI-
AtILks tIbBONS and LUKE CONNER No 43
street, between 10Th and 9th streets First ward
are prepared to do OAaTING of any and every
aefcfl icn, on the shortest notice. Their teams
onto woyk faithfully, comply strictly with their
eng ageinsnts, anc charge but moderate prices
any orders lett Ter their services either at the
prompt atiention S'' va" 81 49, 49,
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PROPOSALS viii be received at this ONCE up to /.
ing vest soash 10 M.r1
land avenue, the gravel to be nine inches thick ia
the center, tapering down to four inches at the
Bidders " i'll state the price per cubic yard for
az s eUnrs w fos psd Without
s sa g .hs and two Assist
JAMES H. BIRCH,
Commissioner Seventh Ward.
JOHN PETITE BONE,
su 70 Assistant Comm issoners.
Ppopos.,s Nh M4r o. OFFICE. Angus. g, 1853
II O'Clock Saturday, 18th instant, for grading and
grsyelng Sd street east, from Pennsylvania avenue
nine inches thick in the center, taperins to four
inches ss a. she gutter line ard to be Of quality
mssoners; the gray to be well raked Of ali stone
OF OH, improper size, and well rolled with heavy
Bidders will state the price per cubic yard for
grading and per square yard for sravelns.
sRe es the
missioner and Assistant Commissioners that tie
WORK has been properly executed u..,,ro,
ooHmis; s%sSs 4 E: yi %sn ga.
JOHN HITZ,
ao 96td Assistant Commissioners
MAYORS OFFICE, August rs. 1863.
i RGP0sALS Win be received at this Oh ce until
and grsvelinx Second street east, from north to
north street the gravel to be nine inches thick in
the center, tspsring to four inches At the gutter
line, and to be of a quality approved by the Com.
missioner and Assistant Comm issio the gravel
TO be Well raksd of all stone OF improper size and
Bidders win state the price per cubic yard for
grading ana per square yard for sraveling.
NO part OF the appropriation will be paid the
contractor except upon the certificate of the Com.
missioner and Assistant Commissioners that the
work has been properly exc cuted
W. II. HAMILTON,
Commissioner Fifth Ward,
H. N. SrEVINS.
BENJAMIN OWDNS,
"a 25.oto Assistant Commissioners.
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SECRET DIsEASBS!
y RADICAL CURE GUARANTEED
DR. HENRY COOK,
OFFicH-No. 463 TWELFTH STREET,
Baiceen G and II Streets,
WASHINGTON, DC

DIR. HENRY COOK.
OFFIcl-No. 463 TWELFTH STREET,
Bet.csen G and II Streets.
WARRINGTON, DC.
DR.. COOK guarantees in the following diseases
speedy and radical cure:
SECRET DISEASES.
of both sexes 30 formidable in their conseo
if neglected etc OF entrusted to the Of IN
a. to ). afflicted with such 1 Diseases
should call upon the Doctor without delay.
cases WHICH had deed The xii fnfe Of
ghysisi,.nss ms Of high reputation wasrspts him il
eura0ls' can be cured By h him
and which may result disastrously to their health
and constitution. medical assistance ID not called
hsy woSa es Gssos
they would have reason in future days when in the
When they Needed this advice. " ''''' sAo hoef
Ali those suffering from syphilis or diseases of
ssi 'a apy 's e :Rs s. ii
person or By letter. ,
warrants them to Be free from mercury. ~ d. Inn
L LEASE Call At the GEM, Noi272k Pennsyl-
vsnia avenue, next door to the Kirkwood Hotel,
water, choice Imported Havana Cigars, and sll the
jY 2o-Im MISS LUCY RANDOLPH.
Nv 3OI SLOlnlN0s
soy sna so5fs az to-
newest styles, suitable for the present season for
dress and school wear, to which We invite the
. - 81 = WALL, ST1PHlNg i co., so
sag PennByiania Avenue, between
sp Il.th Ninth and Tenth streets
SUrLlRs, ATTENTION
- ,oo -, !, . ur1R FOR SALE.
is :: AADHMANTINi CANDLES,
oheap for cash at National sosp and Candle
Works, Green street and tho Canal, Gsor astown,
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ST. VINCENT's FEMALE ACADEMY.

This well known Academy, for the education of
femal's, under the tutelage OF the Sisters of 5t.
Vincent de Paul will be opened on TUESDAY.
september lkt. It's best Recommendation to the
public is the pros ress which has attended the
young ladies who have been favored with an edu.
cation there. For moral and intellectual train.
ing of the mind, it is second to no aeademieal in.
stitution in the country For terms of admission
anaG suS7.3ta
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HAY FOk BALE
II L, 900 bales prime Hudson River TIMOTHY
Ray.
Alse. lH,oe0 bales WET slightly dam ased)HAY,
Apply st he Office of
YANDERWERKEN & MERRIMAN
345 Ps. av,. oppo. Metropolitan data
Brown's) Hotel, CT No. O Bridge STRAIT.
tu ~ hut Georeetovu,
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biennial EXAMINATION OF INVALID
~ PENSIQEERS

QIINNIAL EXAMINATION OF INVALID
- PENSIONERS.
PHnsIoN OEYIoE, August 10, 1888
The next biennial examination of Army Invalid
fenaonsrs: required BY an act of Congress APPROX.
60 March 1850, viii take place on and after the
payment OF pensions then falling due. No certi6.
cate OF such examination bearing date nj ior 10 the
4th Proxlmo will have any validity.
All e1s ninations under the above named Law
sre feauirsd 70 De made oy two surgeons No Ger
sureeons VIII be accepted unless it is clearly i'm.
Practicable for the persioner to obtain the certi
cafe Oh TWO regularly appoln ted surgeoas
The Iees for examination ($S in the aggregate
for each easel win be REFUNDED to the pensioner ex
osipt for the amount from the examinin sureeons.
but In no case will fees paid to unauthorized civil
surgeons be refunded. ''''l
Those who are pensionsd Cd by special act of
congress; Dior the loss of Arm leg hand or foot:
or go for no other disability than the loss of a
privation 81 some like essential part of the psn
s1onerls body, are exempt from the biennial exam
inauon. Those whose pensions commence at date
later than March 4, 1883 win also be exempt from
examina until September 4, 1865, unless an
earlier examination is specially required by their
certificates f.4-' = ~ 'n'
Should it be found Is q result of the examination
In any case that the pension no Longer
exists, the pension VIII cease, Should the degree
At the rate corresponding with the degree estmstsd
By the examining Sur geons and no ger "a sneci
ned IN his pension certificate. No pension can be
increased, except on formal application to this
once, and by the issue Of : new certificate.
auls-2w jos u. BARRETT, Commissioners.
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II i N g Fish IN Gil
Clerks and all others needing recreation, and de-
sirlng pleasure, now have good oppor tunity.fz
10 indulge In fishing on the Potomac; the ~
iEin IN having provided . number of-ES8
reagonabIe prices, together with TACKLH and
hh h1i The safe and fast sailing pleasure boat
AhiGL wiz also be TO let.- They are kept at the
Icot OF seyenth street. the cars running richt to
the wnsrf every FIVE minutes in the dap.
eu1S2FH DAVID q SEMpJH
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nm HF's AND BoYg. CLOTHING, at very low
smiths. Wa
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" MISS n. L. JANNEY
w ISHES TO INFORM her friends and others
that she will open, on the l4th of September, a
house. on l street, between 18th and 18th, where
they will receive thorough English education
together with French and Latin, when desired
Apply for circulars, after the LIST of September at
the principal Bookstores at No. "A street.
between 9Th and i0th. au 26-lW'
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ACADEMY.

EfhANkLIN ACADEMY.
SELECT SCHOOL FOR BOYS
SOUTHWEST CORNER OF 18TH AND STREETS. ;
The next Annual 6ession will commence on Mon
day. Sept 9TH; The course of instruetion embraces
the various branches of an English education
Mathematics, the Greek, Latin, and Modern Ian,
gusges. Fer Information obtain circulars at the
Books ores, or call on the principal 1t No. 1913 18th
street.
an n .2w~ [Obrou r. DETRTCK a
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HooFLANps GERMAN BITTERs

are not new and untred article, but have stood
the test OF III teen trisi by the American pab
c and their reputation and sale, are not riv Allied
BY any similar preparation.
A.. The proprietors have thousands Of Letters from
the most eminent
CLlRGYMEN,
LAWYERS,
PHYSICIANS,
and
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EDUCATIONAL.
FEHHH MISSES Room YES
/ WILL REOPEN THEIR
SEMINARY FOR YOUNG LADIES,
I On MONDi Y, SEPT. III,
az N3t At No. $50 street.

5E'HE DUTIES OF ......-.
L Ef6 MISS N. LEWIS SCHOOL
WILL BE RESCUED
On TUESDAY, September list,
Al No. 449 Ninth street west, three doors above
Strcft - au ~
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HsBs. ELLEN L. JENsEN wishes to inform her
I'VE friends and others, that che will teach from
ten to fifteen boys at her residence No ISL Sd st.
bet, ID and + streets. Age from ten to fourteen
Ensllsh, French, and Latin will be taught. Opens
Sc pit. 18th. au " 3ts
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RLADEssBukSS .1 AcApgn sa.s;.,, couv,v NJ
The Thirty second Annual Session win oommenc
on the first Monday in September. Young gentle
men pre- pared for Engineers, the Army NAVY
and for entering any Literary or scentf School or
College. Terms for board, DC, ma 10 known on ap-
pication. Number Of bOarders limited to ten
au 2 cost PROF. J. FILL, Principal.
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NYvER TOO LATE TO LEARN.

G. w. DoTELER.
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A LAFAYETTE INSTITETE
n sELEoT SCHOOL FOB YOUNG LADIES
AMI AIa2R2
r 367 Strtt, bstveen I'D and A.A.
The Twelfth Session will com mence ON Monday
Sept. 7ts under the same gener al management and
the same teachers SIS heretofore.
Circulars at bookstores.
N. D. HALsTElD,
an = ~ IChron.l III. WILLIAMS
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-03-12
THE USUAL BAIUH OF SPECIALS
Arrest of Traitors at Fairfax.

New YORK, March 1.-THE Tribune
Washington special states that the Com
mttee of the New York Chamber of
Commerce had an interview with the
President yesterday, at which they urged
him to make arrangements forthwith to
issue letters of marque and reprisal un-
der the recent act of Congress. Their
arguments are understood to have made
strong impression upon Mr.. Lincoln.
a contrary view, however, was suisse
quently urged by Senators who were
prominent in opposition to the passage
Of the law They represent to the Presi-
d mt the dangers Of foreign war in case
h, should do what was asked of him.
ii subject is understood to have been
be e the cabinet at its meeting to-day
Times dispatch states that nine
Cit MS of Fairfax were arrested there
to-o and sent to the old Capital prison,
cha sd with having plotted the rebels
in their late raid on that place
The rebels who entered Fairfax on
Monday just saved their distance in escap-
ing with their plumber, Col. johnson fol-
lowing after them with cavalry so sharply
as to capture 80 to 40 stolen horses
The President indicated an adjourn
ment of the Senate, saying to-day, it was
not his fault if business was not closed
by Saturday next.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-03-12
MORE UNION TROOPS BAGGED.
Consolidation of Railroads.
CHANGE IN REBEL GENERALS.

CINCINNATI, March 1.-THE CONNER
cial says the Little Miami Railroad has
secured control of the Dayton & Will
mington Railroad, and will take posses
sion April 18th.
The Cincinnati, Hamilton & Dayton
Railroad has leased the Dayton & Michi-
gan Road, and the Little Miami has un-
der consideration the propriety of leas-
ing the Sandusky Road.
A special to the Commercial from
jackson, Tenn, says 200 men and two
pieces of artillery of General Sulivan's
division were surrounded by rebel cav
airy and captured.
A dispatch from Memphis says the
city was full of rumors of an engage
ment at Port Hudson.
Gen. Pemberton has been removed
from the Department of the Mississippi,
and Gen. Bragg is his successor, and has
already assumed command
Longstreet commands Bragg's old di-
vision in Middle Tennessee.
Price has returned from Richmond
invested with all the power asked for,
and will go to Missouri.
Gen. Holmes is to be removed, and
Hindman sent east of the Mississippi.
Kirby Smith goes to Ark ansas.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-03-12
NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
BY THE E. & W. LINE.
Exclusively for the Journal.
UNCLE ABE PROCLAIMETH.
Deserters given till the LIST of April
to Return to their Regiments.
A Warning to Northern Sympathizers

WASHINGTON, March 10-The ChrOn-
icIe of tomorrow will contain the follow
ing paragraph:
BY THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED
STATES:
a PROCLAMATION
RESPECTING SOLDIERS ABSENT WITHOUT LEAVE.
EXECUTIVE MANSION, I
March 10, 1868.
In pursuance of the Doth section of an
Act of Congress entitled Gan Act for
Enrolling and Calling Out the National
Forces" approved on the Sd of March,
1868, l, Abraham Lincoln, President
and .Commauder-in-chie of the Army
and Navy of the United States, do here
by order and command that all soldiers
enlisted or drafted into the service of the
United States, now absent from their regl-
ments, without leave, shall forthwith re-
turn to their respective regiments; and
do hereby declare and proclaim that all
soldiers now absent from their respective
regiments without leave who shall, on or
before the LIST of April, 1868, report them
selves at any rendezvous designated by
the General Orders OF the War Depart
ment, No. 50, may be restored to their
respective regiments without punish
ment, except the forfeiture of pay and
allowances during their absence; and all
who do not return within the time above
specified shall be arrested as deserters,
and punished as the law provides
AND WHEREAS, Evil disposed and dis
loyal persons at sundry places have en-
ticed and procured soldiers to desert and
absent themselves from their regiments,
thereby weakening the strength OF the
army and prolonging the war, and giving
aid and comfort to the enemy and cruelty
exposing the gallant and: faithful soldiers,
remaining in the ranks, to increased
hardships and dangers, ! do, therefore,
call upon all patriotic and faithful citizens
to oppose and resist the aforementioned
dangerous and reasonable crimes, and
aid in restoring TO their regiments all
soldiers absent without lea e, and to as
sist in the execution of the act of Con-
gress for enrolling and calling out the
national forces and for other purposes;
and to support the proper authorities in
the prosecution and punishment of often
ders against said act, and in suppressing
the instruction and rebellion.
In testimony whereof | hereunto set
my hand.
Done at the city of Washington, this
10th day of March, A. D. 1868, and of
the Independence Of the United States,
the S7th.
(Signed) ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
EDWIN STANTON, Sec'y of War;
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-03-12
Cincinnati Market.
CINCINNATI, March IL

CINCINNATI, March IL
FLOUR opened active and superfine
sold at 81, but closed dull under the news
from New York, at 5 1905 80.
WHEAT advanced to l % for red, l SO
white, but closed dull.
Corn dull at 62@63c.
OATS 69c
WHISKY steady at 45c.
MESS PORK, nothing doing.
BULK MEATS in good demand with
sales of 100000 lbs, at A for shoulders,
&c for hams and 6S6f for sides.
LARD in active demand, and all prime
city or country offered at l04 was taken.
There was no sellers below l04 at the
close.
BACON in demand at 81 and 81 for
shoulders and Sides
GROCERIES unchanged and firm.
CLOVER SEED dull at Sc in small lots
In a large way in could not be sold ex-
cepting at a large decline.
GOLD declined to SOC; silver 45c.; De
notes SOC; exchange steady.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-03-12
Notice TO Contractors.

DDS WILL BE RECEIVED BY THE COM
ID mon Council of the City of Evansville until
March 18th, 1868, for furnishing the materials and
constructing Public Cisterns at the follow
ing places, viz:
On Third Avenue, near the dwelling house of c.
and T. Miller.
On First Street, about midway between Syca-
more and Main Streets
On First Street about midway between Main and
Locust Streets
On Vine Street near Eighth Street.
On Second Street near Gum Street
On near the corner of Third and Walnut
Streets
Said Cisterns to be constructed according to plan
and specifications filed in the Clerks Office
The successful bidders will be required to give
bond to the city fer the faithful performance of his
contract. p. BURKE, Clerk.
Evansville, March 5, 1858.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-03-12
New York Money Market.

New YORK, March IL.
MONEY easy; sterling exchange heavy
and lower, with limited business at 1869
IS, closing dull and nominal
GOLD unsettled and lower, opening at
$50, advancing to SO, and closing steady
at 574s
GOVERNMENT STOCKS more active and
frmer.
The Africa for Liverpool to-day, carri-
ed out 81, 3l5, 264 in specie.
One YEAR CERTIFICATES 994; Pacific
Mail l $50; California Is / 80; U. S.
6's of 81 coupons 1920 1929; Z 80
Treasury notes l05S@l06.