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The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-01-17

TBE GRAND CoMMANpERr OF VEsEoNr.--The
following officers of the Grand Commandsry
were elected on the 18th inst
R. E. Sir Horatio Needham of Bristol, Grand
Commander.
Y. Z, Sir Samuel S. Butler, of f. Berkshire,
Dep. Grand Commander.
Il. Sir Nathan 2. Bowman, Island Pond, Grand
Generalssimo.
Samuel Brooks, Niddlebury, Grand
Captain General.
' " Rev Thaddeus + Stewart, Burlington
Grand Prelate.
a. " Geo L Mason, Brookfeld, Grand Sen.
Warden.
80" Smith A Skinner, Bristol, Grand Jr.
Warden.
Samuel S. Brown, Burlington, Grand
Treasurer.
" John Il. Hollenbeck, Burlington, Grand
Recorder.
" David A. Murray, Wiliston, Grand
Standard Bearer.
4" Squire Marcy, Hartland, Grand Sword
Bearer. . ...
Louis Folett, Burlington, q. Warder.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-01-17
RELIEF IN TEN MINUTES
Rryan's PulRnOnic Waters.

The most certain and speedy remedy ever discovered Tor
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Asthma, Consumption, Bronchitis Influenza,
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THESE WATERS give the most instantaneous and per.
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Thousands have been restored to perfect health who have
tried ether means in vain. To all classes and all cens-
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despair, matter how long the disease may have exist
ed, however severe it may be- provided the organc
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Every afflicted should give them impartial trial.
To Vocasts and public Speakers these Waters Pc
cuiarly valuable they viii in Gay the most
crsional hoaseness and their regular for
few days WILL all times, increase the power aud hexi
biity of the voice. greatly improving its tone, compass
and cearness for which purpose they regularly used
by many professional yocalsts. nov2Swd&mly
JOB MOSES, Sole Proprietor, Rochester, N. Y.
Price 81 cts per box. Fer sale by all Druggists
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-01-17
TIL. darlington Times saws that Hon. l.. T.

The Burlington Times says that Hon. L. Z.
Chi,tenden, Register of the Treasury, has been
obliged to withdraw for while from the dis
charge of the duties of his Office, in consequence
of paralysis of his arm, produced by constant
use in writing. Rest and the disuse of hi arm
will, in the opnisn of his physician, soon re-
store it to health and strength. ..#.||
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-01-17

HOSPITAL sroKEs.-Mrs. Thayer of Burling-
ton has received from Johnson very valuable
box of HOSPITAL Stores for the relief of the YER
mont soldiers. The box was accompanied by
$50 dollars in money to be expended as Mrs.
Thsysr may judge best, for the relief of our sick
and wounded.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-01-17

A man named Reed was found dead one day
Ia last week, in the highway ia the west part Of
Vernon, under such circumstances az to lead to
the belief that he came to his death by violence
white man and negro, weare informed, were
last seen with him. The negro has been arrest
ed' The whole affair, we learn, is the fruit of
rum !--Bellows Falls Times.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-01-17

The school-house in District No, 81, New
bury, (the Edwards neighborhood) was totally
destroyed by fire on Wednesday night, the 7th
inst, together with ell the school books and
furniture No insurance.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-01-17

At the special town meeting for Danvlls,
was voted unanimously to levy tax of S 1000
on the last Grand List, to pay the $25 bounty
to the nine months soldiers, with some inciden-
tai expenses. Those who had voluntarily given
other sums, did not ask the town to remunerate
them.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-01-17
Post Office Notice.
MONTPELIER, VT, Jan.


Office hereby given that the period of thirty days
~ from the date of this notice, is allowed for present
ing such Postage stamps have been used currency
for redemption this Office at the expiration Of thirty
days, subjec to the following rules, viz
Only those stamps will be redeemed which have become
soiled in their currency No clean stamps
under this rule will be redeemed.
e No stamps will be redeemed which shall appear to
have ever been used in the payment of postage
The to be redeemed must be separated by the
owner into their several denominatons-a three cent
stamps together all ten stamps together de- Each
parcel must be put in wrapper. and the back OF the
wrapper must be endorsed the amount Of the enclosed
stamps The severaI parcels mu6t then be placed in
single wrapper envelope and The back of the nve
must be endorsed the amount of the whole lot and
also the Of the The packages received at
the Post Office will be numbered regularly and recepted
for.
4. The packages Of stamps will then be carefully
ned and counted in the Post Once in the order Of their
RECEIPT and the value of those considered redeemable
marked the envelope Those not deemed good will be
destroyed-net given back.
g. Owners will, application, receive their respective
payments in Government notes or postage currency.
All stamps must be presented for redemption within
thirty days after notice is given at the Post Office Of readi
| ness to commence the work.
L But deposit will be allowed by or from the same
party, firm or association.
g. The progress the work will be advertised by post
in the Office daily he numbers ready for redemption
and will receive their respective payments
rendering their receipts
| BY order of the Post Office Department.
| POSITIVELY NO STAMPS WILL REDEEMED fHn
OFFICE AFTER THE EXPIRATION THIRTY DAYS FROM TIL
have been used for currency will be received at this Oc
in payment for Postage. JAMES G. FRENCH, P. M.
| wi DIV.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-01-17

TRIED FoR CowAsDIcE.-Col. Hyde, OF the
Sd Vermont, has been on trial before court
martial, for cowardice. The decision Of the
court though made up, is not yet announced.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-01-17

John Smith who had lengthy examination
at West Concord, on charge of having murdered
his wife, has been acquitted there not being evil
dence against him sufficient to bind him up.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-01-17
kOTH as!
II. r. RIKER, F.
ID X A p E. r AND TATLO

has just returned from NEW YORK. with good stock Of
broadcoths, Cassimeres and Vestings of late Patterns
and styles German Broadcoths, Black Doeskins;
French Fancy DOeskins, for Gentlemen's 'ta
Pants; Rich Silk and Marseles Vest .Afr &
ings Satin and Silk Vestings,
"a best qualities,
" All Garments made at his Shops win he done In
the most workmanlike and fashionable manner.
garments cut for others 10 make and to IT.
gentlemen wishing T" good and fashionable Coat,
can gel 1t by calling at Rikers Sho,- 8,an.' a|t
Nay SO 1886 ~ f'a
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-01-17

New YORK Jan. II. A special dispatch
from Nashville, dated the evening of the 10th,
con aims the following particulars of the affair
on Cumberland river
Brigadier General Forest, of the rebel army,
with 1000 men and twelve pieces of light ar
sllery, attacked our relief and store ships
coming up the Cumberland and succeeded in
capturing five steamboats, laden with valuable
commissary stores and the gnnboat Slidell Sew
erat boats containing wounded soldiers who
in jumping FROM them, were shot ID the water.
The negro crews we're stripped of their clo-
thing, tied to trees, cowhided and left to starve
on shore. Tha officers and soldiers were strip
ped of their clothing, placed on shore and pa
rolled. A tremendous storm has set in, and
and the river has risen over two feet in a few
hours Several bridges on the Louisville and
Nashville railroad have been destroyed by this
band of maurauders.
The wires between this place and Murfrees-
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-01-17

New YORK, Jan. II. The Times corres-
pondent, after detailing an account Of the
fight on the decks of the Harriet Lane, says al
most the first men struck down were the gal
liant Capt. Wainwright and LIST Lieut. Lee,
Lee, who botk fought, the prisoner says, with
"a desperation and valor that no mortal could
surpass He saw them bleeding and prostrs-
ted upon the deck, still dealing death to their
enemies. One young son of Capt. Wainwright,
10 years DID, stood at the cabin door, re-
volver in each hand, and never ceased firing till
till he had expended every shot.
Respecting the fight on shore, the rebel pilot
poke in the highest terms of the conduct oft
the 42l Massachusetts, regiment. They Tough
with the most desperate bravery although out
numbeIed, at least, so to one.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-01-17
BY TELEGRAPH
70 THE FREEMAN
4 O'CLOCK 2. M

New YORK, Jan. IL. The Times Washing
ton dispatch, speaking of the Army of the Pc
tomac, says for some days it has been known
that movement was again in contemplation
and it might be that the loyal North should no,
be many days behind the rebels in the knowl-
edge that our veterans are again on the road to
Richmond.
Unless some unexpected cause shall interfere
Gen. Butler will be induced to assume command
of the Department of the South, as soon as ar
rangements can be made providing another
command for Gen. Banks in the same direction
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-01-17

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. II. The Press publish
es a dispatch from Nashville, dated yesterday
that the rebels had captured five steamers, be-
sides the gunboat Slidell, in the Cumberland
river, all OF which they burned
Gen. Longstreet. with 10 rebel brigades from
Lees army at fredericksburg had arrived at
Chattanooga, and was making preparations to
attack Gen. Rosecrans, which it was stated he
would do next week
The Chattanooga Rebel of Thursday announ.
ses that large fleet of Federal gunboats and
transports were coming up the Mississippi river
Three hundred desertcrs from rebel regiment
arrived at Nj urfreesboro.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-30
SAIuRnIY. Mach 2S-p. N.

The improved tone Of the Share market noticed at
the Friday .. N. session continued to-day, and there
WAS nm active market, with ageneral advance il
quotations The bears resisted the upward tendency
with more vgor than success. The firmness of gold
had much 10 do with the strengthening Of the mar
ket. and the general impression that the reaction
had exhausted itself bronghti new buyers VI stocks
and bonds. The short line - the street has been
LARGELY increased within ,he last two three days.
Erie con on was active, and advanced to 7Gi, but
was afterward hammered, with sellers options, to
76 Hudson River WA in demand, and advanced 10
9Sl. Pacific Mail was steady. The Harlem issues
were firm, and later in tho day tho common stock
was rampant In the WesterD Shares the movement
was active and prices generally better. At the One
O'Clock call there was good demand for stocks,
and sellers options especially Ia Mail and HUDSON
River. were taken freely. Al the Second Board the
market was irregular, but generally lower. The
feature Of the market was the activity IN Harlem.
Common, which advanced to 400, aud late in the
day sold largely at Az a43 The market for Gov
ernnents las been rather quiet and without marked
changed. The coupons of 1881 sold at los SlO5t,
and the Registered at lOii. The Seven-Tbirtiea
were 1861 . 1868. and Onc.Year Certificates 100 o
1901 for old and 90 for new, the interest upon the
latter being payable in currency. At tue O'Clock
call tho market was fiTmer, with Gil active
demand for the leading shares Pacific Mail was
firm. and sold up to lSsi-an advance OF II y cent;
Eiie recovered to 76i; Hudson River was 80 BID
I'm advance of 2 y cent on Fridays price; To.
ledo improved v cent? Rock Island p cent? Gu
lena v cent; Pittsburg Y cent, 81. Oi Buck'
County Lead 800 SHARES were purchased ut " as
% per share-an advance Of SOC. per share on th'
report of the Committee. At the close the market
was firm at: Gold, 1881 l43i; Missouris, Gil 9G2
Pacific Mail, lS8alssii NewYork Central, lila
M; Erie, 76iS7Gii Erie Preferred. 96a96!
Hudson River, 99a99i; Harlem, ~ S42l; Harlem
Preferred, s4iaS5; Michigan Central. e9iSlOl
Michigan Southern, 54i 054i; Cleveland and Pitts
burgh, 69 aGst; Gslena. 92S99i; Toledo, 95i a9t
aock Island. 9l!e9li; Fort Wayne, 5Si a59
Chicago and North Western, l6i dHj Bucks Count,
Lead, 2iS2t.
The following table shows tho weekly course Of
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-30
The Chicago Tribune has the annexed iniorma
ton upou the subject Of Sorghum;

q. N. Brsnad Cs. OF this city arc embak'ng qnte et
teusvey In the sugar business They have nshs
nents put large manufacturing SEVERN
pon,s In toquois and Champaign Counties. her plan OF
to contract with the farmers to plant certain nuooo, o.
acres Of cane end to top and dsver at the mn
wanted for neutrality-suspicious. Co. binaihs tneih'
pay Is cents gallon for the srup made hen 'h
cane thousand have thus boen BuIan'eea ss
Peru 800 at buckley GOO at Onasa 40 at hskhoe aau wv
at Clifton. Probably similar arrangement" VIII 10 "A'e NJ
oth er pc nts ,,-. h.. 90
II intended, understand 10 boil the juice 70 rom ~
to $50 Besuue. aud ship II to the refinery % Cboes9 ho
mi will b. run by steam using portable boilers ah sesh
aud fire will DO usod la eyaporAtnE The wofk "nI US car
ri.d on nndef open sheds E.oh estAehIieht WI. cess
som,thing 10 the neghboThoodo Of pJOOJ ntuppe,ea oy
judges that should the seaion Dc ths
yied Of sofsham In Illinois this ysG VIII reach Iooo oo
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-30
81. Q. 1niernal Reuenue.

COLLECTOR NOTICE.-Unted States In
~ t-rns Revenue Seventh District, eonPrisins tue HIN
and nth WARDS Of the City OIL Nsw.York NOTICE IS
HEREBY GIVEN that have received from the Assessor
the Annual Collection List Of The Seventh Collection D.I'o'
Of the State Of aud tia, the dute specified therein
have bscous due and pay sbe. aud that vii Attend o. py Of
6ce No Il Bbls House Aston Place daily snndaJs except
ed from the date hereof until and including the Jst day o
March lust from O'Clock In the morning until 9sioeA 10
the afternoon Of esch day TO roosiys the same. A.,
And ali persons who she'll Brsleet TO pay ue ones snd
taxes sfoTesaid assessed upon them, wtAn the une
,psched will be liable pay ten per csnua additional upon
"' MARSHALL d. BLAKE,
Collector 7th District State oil New.fofS
Dated, New.Yoik. March II, 1862
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-30

The exchanges at the Clearing House this morn
ing were $i8527 ,76l SO. The clearancss for the
week ending to-day 1881 ,326,25S IS, an aver
age Of SAG, S87 709 ST. against $40 3O5, 22s % last
week. The average daily clearings Of the cores
ponding week of 1862 were only sl7 s2s, 965, show
ing vast increase, nearly three-iold, Of business
during the year.
The Erie Railroad Company's steamer New-York,
arrived at Cleveland from Dunkirk Saturday morn
ing. No ice was in sight. The line will run
regularly from this day.
Tie annexed report of the Committee on the
Bucks County Lead Company, appointed by the
Public Board, was made to-day and accepted:
The Committee Of the Public Stock Exchange Board TO
whom wa. referred the mater Of the Bucks County Lead
Thai tbey net the Preriden Of that Company q. the Office
Of the Company who exhibited the book, and Ppcrs Of the
Company and gave them verbal niomson from all oi
which they csrn that the Company 10 properly organized
M Ter the general law Of this State and that mesHs Pla
irsrd and buckley CT thu. city have beea and the legal
TIA, the capital stock . geo 900 shars which has been
Issued in payment for its property and $4,000 worsins
cap.tal and that the company Is free from debt
con,, Of KS acre. Of and in BGek County Penn about
four miles flon Doyiesown, upon which Is four dwellings
.,sIm ,p1Ins smelling furnace wsteTpower Go and upon
which lead orc about eighteen months ago
That tho owners took out about 20 tuns OF a
ye9g 70 per cen. Of LEAD ana seven and hs, ounces
expense, profit resulted that th. company
work the property. Preparing aud expect to Commence
| miuiny within thirty Gays
Tnat the prucps vein from to four fee, wide AM
al depth for toet tho los est point yet reashe bet
tor any othcT point eIaned and this vein has beef
traced 1900 feet. second parallel ysin has been probe
thirty. sI feet down and is eishtseu inches wide.
Your Committee sssued that the Company under th
of Responsible parties that they In good fal
proceeding to develop and work their mine and that they arc
legally and properly Organized Ia way ofsani'n
said Company. .j
And your Committee that stock be ont''
on the regular list Of to be called this boNd
N'"'i "k' MS''" % i''' ! A. cowINd. Chairman.
s J. JOSEPH,
JNO NJ T0blN'
a. JEROME.
| HlCHD sCHELL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-30
ovAarrnrAsTEA GEssnAI's OFFICE, !

.
OWNERS OF STEAM VESSELS are invited
to send to the Gesesfs Office tenders for
their charter or sale. - =, =,
sTender should contain descriptions Of the vessels thsir
dimensions enrolled or Teasre1 tuprage SEXUAL carrying
capacity stes whsh-r coppered whether side wh'e or
YiopeI whether iron copper seued size e0d power Vi
eugoes AID boilers and should state ihe pee at which they
ore long charter with The estimated valge
Of the vessel IN loss in tie Govenaeut should
prefer to purchase instead Of ckarterng -,
Owners OF stssin vosseis already in tbs service OF the
Gusrteses Department requested to make known 70
hs Department sny reduction ia their present. rates men
they DO willing grant and also the price al which they
val bo willngto sell them.
Al such tenders should be addressed tao Qusrermsster
Serera Of he United states Wellington, AID should 10
Endorsed Proposals for charter sale of steamers" When
Received they will BE- conder d. and the Department will on
desyor 10 reduce the heavy attending army transport
alton upon the aud tdo-watrs by substituting when.
vessels Of equal capacity for those
oow employed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-30
G5rotcries arc prouioiors.
NJ GILLIESY Pi
I'D CENTS OLD rLASTATIoS POI

~ GILLIESs PER
I'D CENTS OLD PLANTATION FOUAD.
COffE h.
To III lover OF 6ns favored Coffee.
We hsv, completed arrangement. whereby shall receive
sSout so bales por onth OF - -,...
OLD PLANTATION COFFEE.
which we osF 10 tn. public superior besefags TO any
here oiors sold ia this n-,ket 49, -
TIE OLD PLANTATION COFFEE
(o which the Ony receiver aud mAnufscIuTofs su'
10 the Coffee usually sold such Mocha Java Mara
cabo &c Hotels private families. boarding houses rs''aa'
rants, &c. WI ind - - 49,. -.>.,..-,,,
Tan OLD PLANTATION COFFEE
more reliable than ordinary Coffee BY our new mode OF
PREPARATION will be found 70 contain perfect uniformity Of
strength and flavor.
Put up only In one pound pscftgos6o pounds In cass
with fui directions in each package.
FoI sse by gfOcets generally.
Price n Cent. per pound be.l discount to the trade.
WRIGHT UiLLItS X BRO.
Nol 2J1, 233 tDd 81 Ns.hinst1n.st n. Y,
Importers aud MaouioetuTers.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-30
BoAHD or suPsKyrsoRs, oYrrcH No. CRY HALL !

BoABD or SUPERVISORS, OFFICE No. 7 CITY HALL,
NEw.YORK. March &C. 1868
PROPOSALS for the Hiring or Leasing OF
premises to be nsed for Arorss for the various Comps.
PIC and Regiments OF the Nowi0Tk National Guard, viii be
Received the office OF the Cek Of the Board of Supevi
co.'s ron owners Of property and Others until April 49, 1909
~ II O'clock M
The proposals the locations quantity Of room term
Of lease aud rent, &c.
- by order Of special Committee Armories aud Drill
HoOms jos YOUNG, Clerk.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-30
Scales, &r.

DROW Ms STANDARD SCALES.-
ID ESTABLISHED 10 YEARS
Adapted to every branch Of busine" where cosc no
durable SCALE IL required
SCALES Tor RAILROADS COAL and HAY Dealers.
SCALES tor PROVISION, GRAlN sns IhoN D.alss.
SCALES for GROCERS. DRC00lsTS and Conocusnsf@
Counter Portable Platform, Dormant Scales, nc.
WeiShmasteT, Beams, Frames and Apparatus . 49,,
SCALES adjusted to suit Foreign Standards Ill OF "cu
are Warranted Ia eTery particular az Wholesale and Retail
H. BROWN Iaecessor to J. l.. Brown) hsnuhetnrer
No, Barclay 81. opposite Asof douse
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-30
Gorses, Carriages, &f.

lime HORSES.-I offer FOR SALE IL pairs
L very superior tut-ca. elo'ely matched COACH
HORSES. Al present can DO my barn at Nhitoi-
town Oneida County n. T. whore invite all persons wish
Ing purchase horses OF ply kind to call spd siamne Tor
themselves VIM JOhAhEmON' aet
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-30
Cost ano fonno.

7 OST.-CERTIFICATE for 30 SHARES of
IL CHICAGO AND kOCK ISLAND RAILROAD Co
STOCK No 1894 dated March 49, 1869 In tho Of Wes
ton Dore Co. The public sau.ouod o. iin'i nosoa'
Ing H. a. the tansfer has been stopped suitable reward
will be paid Tor M recovery at tue office Of the Company NO.
IL Willian.st, N. Y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-30

The gold market has taken turn upward, and
there are symptoms of q new bull speculation in it,
We trust the action Of the Legislature will be suf.
cient to check The impending initiation After selling
to considerable extent at III up to 1871 the quotaon
at the close advanced to l43i, closing at l43i bid.
Mr. Albert A. Eicolsy will hold lis regular semi.
weekly auction salo Of stocks and bonds this day
Monday, at i2i o'clock, at tho Merchants Elk.
change Room, No. Ill Broadway. The catalogue
will include variety Of securities. For full psrtc-
ulars his advertisement In tue financial column.
The stock houles toand ample supply Of money
to-day at 506 y cent, although the demand yves
very active. The supply Of paper in the discoun:
houses has been rather larger recently, aud rates
are II anything Il rife higher. Endorsed short paper
Of leading character still, however, passes ut 596
p ceut and in prominent cases single name goes at
the same rates. Good single name paper, however,
can DO had at 6 al y cent. The recent decrease in
produce and merchandise has checked the currency
of some Nance but apprehensons are felt Of fail
ures OF any importance.
Measrs. Thompson Brothers have f.od tho
necessary papers at Washington for the First Ma
tional Bank Of New-York to be formed under Mr.
Chase's Bank BILL The capital Of the Bank will
al; matey reach several million.
The Asia, we understand, brought very large
orders from the Continent for Govern uent Securities.
We hear of purchase Of sOO, 900 Elves Of 1874,
at OH Mos, OF the orders cannot be filed in co.,
sequence of the recent fall in exchange.
EFFORTS or YoszIsS Day Goops AT NETWORK.
Fo, ne Wssk. 1861. 1862. 1868.
Entered a, the port. sl5O62I sll56 10 el,GJ2654
Thrown usrket.. 2,0o5057 l3l031 l.O39,6T0
Since Jan. l.
Ente ed at tie port s22 O6el+s COS si7f2s o2
Thrown On ulAkst.. 2liI4S2I lil636e3 1873. 3O4
The imports Of general merchandise for the week
are s2,OOO,76s.
The deposits on 5per cent iDtereS. with Mr. Cifco
to-day reach $3.50 900, and for the ivetwenty loan
about 81 OOO,O 600. The demand for these bouds eK-
eeeds the capacity Of the Treasury to supply them.
The two steamers to-day took sS7S,OO0.
Exports of Specie from the port Of NewYork for
l,,,,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-30

MRcn B--6.lel bbis Flour. Loo bags Corn Meal ~
bbls whi.ky. 10 00o bush Data 3 bash sest 10Y pgkA
Provi,!on. AsOo pkgs LAID. pAsA Asher, TN k&s baise
Y Dressed HosA