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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

the quotation has advanced to l47i.
Money remaifa extremely abundant q, 5 96 p
cent.
SIR Chase is expected in town tonight, but it is
doubtful if he undertakes any financial movement
The voluntary contributions Of the public are now
sufficient 10 meet the wants Of the public. The
deposits with Mr.. Cisco to-day are nearly $780,
900, Of which 81 600, 900 in temporary loan aud
q, l3SC00 Tor conversion into fve-twenes Thi.
is the largest deposit ever made in one day.
The following is statement Of the exports OF
breadstuffs from the United States 10 Great Britain
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Deniisirp.

DRS. GRIFFIN, No. 258 Grand-st., N. Y,
oppon. Lord TsJOTs, and No. ISL falton-'t, BROOK
sc inserting null or partial Of their improved Au'
o WIN o. whoo, extracting the roots. full sets or
soH PAlha va on silver rubber, e8 partial sets
tsol per tooth. 81 silver rubber extracting IS ots
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Go Uhom II man Concern.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, that the
~ BOARD Of TRUSTEES Of the FIRST PRESBY-
TERRAIN CHURCH in tue CJ Of New iotk. Plfsusut 10 q
for thai PURPOSE grained by the Mayor and Cy
Of the said city, intend from their bury
inE ground tue southwecry corner OF toTsyth aud
Honsonf In .sid city, the remains Of bodies inferred
there renter tho 10 the uuoccupisd vaults Of
their Church 5tb between lta and lIkts and thst
removal will be commenced the ls day Of ASy
Dated Newly oTt. April 49, 1903.
EDWARD = JAFFRAY President
HENRY NJ TABER, TreasuTsr.
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Hamburg: 400 TINS Provisions &c. Ut 35s. To Rot
'erdsm; 500 bbs Flour AT Is. 100 tuDs Provisions
at 33a a3ls. Cd. All the above Continental engage
ments Aie by neutral vessels. In Charters we hear
oil BiIish brig to Cork for orders, with Wheat
at lid.
The details Of the earnings Of the Galena aud
Chicago Union Railroad for the week ending April
r. are.
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Professional Notifcs.

1 ,HARLES S. SPENCER, Attorney and
1oon.eor 1t Law, Proctor and Advocate In u. g. Cours
S1s Broadway, Eew.YoIk Ke.Idence-No. ~ London
,.ce "ess zjd-s. between yth aud lOth-svs)
NOIlCE.-C. ID. HAMMOND, NJ. D., author
- q Nsiyous Debility &c has returned FROM Europe
e'soved 70 No. 81 East 27hsL Office hours from 10
20 evening excsp, Tuesday and Friday evenings.
an bUSlNESS-H. W. Colyer, Counsellor at
G. sil commences or dssod suits any court Special
collections. fOrscioure. habeas corpus cases
Ss Advice gratis. Oeioe llsNsss,a.st, kssm c.
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Arnnsements.
DARNIJM, AMERICAN MUSEUM.

DARNUMs AMERICAN MUSEUM
IMMENSE SUCCESS .o.ss
IMMENSE 'TiMNFNsE SUCCESS OF
THE GREAT DIANA
THE DARK CLOUD, THE DAhn CL 80
THE DARK CLOUD, THE DARN oLoup'
THE DARK CLOUD, THE DAkh CLOUD
v,jv,r.sliy pronounced go. 800.
rrv apv aTFSI' DRAMA on TIE SEASON.
1870 asn r5otuord elsewhere in America aud having
been played viii s,.. gi SAT; LONDON
FOR .r,. number Of successive nights produced here to
''Owdsd ana S ssiyls sFFFFgRS6oY and EVENING.
"a o,,josk spd uccoeded each representation By
81" anu u THE INllliTABLs FARCE
LOVE IN ALL CORNERS,
TOVE IN ALL CORNERS,
the chsract p each sustained by
rgE BEST ARTISTIC TALENT IN AMERICA
LAST WEEN OF MR. HARRISON,
Comic lmpromptu Silger.
in sJdiasu to these splendd Dramatic attractions,
PETITE MINNIE WARREN,
,shs resi Empress Of Beauty. aud the rei0uetaIe
COM MUTT, THE $4,000 MUTT,
oil be sShihil cd at each porter nance bs'ide ,,,
APPEARING AT Alb HOURS DAY AND EVENING
On the platforms IN the ma.a hsI Of tas Mlssum.
THE BEARDED LADY.
st'.u,ifal and accomplished lady, vita
BEARD LIKE GENTLEMAN.
LAST WEEK
MASTER HENDERSON,. THE DRUMMER BOY,
ALBlNO FAMILY, SEA LION, BEAR SAMSON
Living Monster Snakes, Happy Fimiy Living Seal,
AQusris. Wax Figures. 30.
GREAT NATIONAL DOG SHOW ct the Museum com
GREAT NATIONAL BABY SHOW commencing Ma,
Those wishing 10 exhibit should secure ehouArs anu 0e'
S Dee VII be cared for by compset persons and prop
tTly fed while the Museum without expense I" 'ne
Admission. IS cents Children under 10. Is cents.
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0ST-BANK-B0OK No. l4,532, which the
~ h2dsT viii please lssvs at the EAST RIVER SAVINGS
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anusements.
GARDEN.

WINTER GARDEN.
LAST NIGHT But TWO
OF the young and besu.ifil
LUCILLE WESTERN
who will appear THIS EVENING (rhuJsJsyl, 2J' t,,s
positively her last night be two,
FOR TIE LAST TIME,
In Ceeste's great military draus OF
THE FRENCH SPY.
IN which she per,onate. three CHARGERS The French SPY
Wild Arab Boy and Matbilie Dc Merle" Alb. ~ se
last time, FechteII celebrated iay #
ROY BIAS.
RUY L. p. BAIthL ~
FRIDAY, Path, Farewell 5eneht Of LUCILLE WsST-
Erin.
Tue HONEYMOON and DON CESAR DE BALhN
MONDAY, BIZ j. 8 CL"IthE'
WINTER GARDEN
MONDAY, 2Hh
The Youuc American Comedian.
Mr. j. ; CLARKE,
viii mzk.
HIS FIRST APPEAR ANCE
this sessop, hlgnl OF meTiim>ut
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4 UCILLE WESTERN
IL LUCILLE WESTERN
LUCILLE WESTERN
LUCILLE WESTERLY
LUCILLE WESTERN
respectfully ennOuDces that her
FAREWELL BENEFIT
FAREWELL BENEtIT
FAREWELL BENEFIT
FAREWELL BENEFIT
will ocpar a the Winter Garden
FRIDAY EVENING. Aprii2
FRIDAY EVENING April -
whea She will havo ihs honor OF sppssringu
DON CESAR DE BAZAN.
DON CESAR DE- BAZAN.
in the play Fthat name. and ss
JULIANNA,
JULIANNA,
in Tobias play entitled The Honeymoon.
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OFFICE OF TBR CONsiaf0SES or TArxs AsD J
AvEssxESIs, No. 50 ChEbbof4It,


NOTICE TO TAX-PAYERS.-NOtic is hcrc-
~ by given that the AsSF SsMENT ROLLS ofthc REAL
and PERSONAL ESTATE Of the City snd CoHniy Of New
YoTk for the year 1868 will he open for inspection ana
srd Aier MONDAY. jan. u 1863 I'D viii remain
open l tie 5h day OF April 1868 for tue conscdo Of e.
aud Toe equaznt0n OF the ass-ents OF the a1lead
Real and Personal Estate Of toe City snd County o. New
YORK An peysou believing Themselves 70 be tgeVeu must
application the Commissioners tCnug The I~fiod
above mentioned 10 order obtain tho rebel provided
law The Act OF 1859 provides that During The time
books shall be open public inspection heTeinbeore pro
vided sd iestiOp may mace sny peTson considering
himself agssv.d by The assessed valuation Of s re p'f
son.l CORRECTED" Nsuoh 1prlr ion
msdc n relation 10 the assessed valuation Of real .stA
be made In writing, stating tho ground Of soton
thereto and thsrenPon the opuoneIs ihs sisnss ia.o
the com pluint and r. IN their judgment the asesnent IL or
roneous they shall to be coueetsd " such
spulicaou De relation to the asetsed valuation Of
estate tho applicant shall be examined ands cath by
ts said who shall DO euh0rIsd to tdniin,
ter such OATH any them and H. IN his their judgment
the staanoDt eIroue0ua they shall cause tho tie to be
and TX the OF such ssssssnrn a. they may
be.ys 10 be Just declare their decision thereon within
thirty such application shall have been INSIDE 20
them NJ reduction shall be mace ey the Board Of SupeV
ofs Of any real and utr.ona estate impoed
under unless 1t hz sppear uodef oath or hfston
that aggeVed unsDs to at0ud within the Pc
nod prescribed for the correction Of ttIes by reason Of tcs
nsss OF absence rom the city. .--
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4. J: WILLIAMSON. commi.'ionsr'
}. w. ALLEN. POT TGIes and
Am j W BROWN, } AsseGsments

A RMY AND NAVY PAY AND COLLEC-
"A TON OFFlCE.-Peniln,, 3 100 Bounty, Bark Pay;
Recruiting and ContfsetoI Claims adjusted COLLECTED and
purchased Bsukert references Offices, 5ONES BLOWN
No Psrt-rlGce. n. Y. No. s7G 7t1st Wssbngon d. C.
DRIZE MONEY-FOr over Fifty u. 5. Vessels
L.t, Of Csors sDd Captures be sesn at our oics
or sent by msi Collections promptly made and csshed
sOMES x BROWN, No. PsIk.p!scs, Hsw.Yeft, and no
40 7th.It. Washington, d. c.
COLDIERS' BOUNIlES.-Ihe Law of last
- Congress yei Bountss 10 soldier. BIO have been Dis
CHARGED or wouudA received IN battle Oar charge for collect
Ing them : % oent. EH1TLETON, GILBERT CANT,
No. Ill Broadway, New-YOfk City
THO MACHINISTS aud NANUFACTURERS.
"A santeman Of thorough heoT, oal AID practical odn-
cation IN Mechanics and Of business habits acquainted iih
the odern IMPROVEMENTS 10 The manufactures Of lion bes-
process &C having bad .ccsss 20 nunue VI -
ports ant establishments " I'M and apd Continent onens ~
services either a. PRINCIPAL or ASSISTANT MAHAoLIs
Of suitable Manufacturing establsnnIrnt' Lh h'onsa
1siniance with GsTm'H French and spsnh Compsn-
sston much object opening Of oMesr Uh.
eionsbs references be given address L. D. c~Io o.
Chbs. LennR, Philadelphia, Pa
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lAdvertiseneptI
DREW e. FRENCH,
PReprcI CosNIssIos MsacaArr1
gur,su cuaxsx, Eess PouLrRt. 0Axn, aAAir rIsvA
PoaK. 10
Ne Era Buininy, New.York
Our motto Ia "Quick and prompt rsturaa'
Rsfsssass~p. T. MARTA Prssdsat 0sssa bssk hsu,foA
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To,ai since Jan. l.. sioJ's7T S5siS7oo sss,4ll 80
Tho total commerce Of the port of New.York still
compare, favorably with that Of previous years.
The aggregates from July lst to April % are as fol-
lows; -. 49,. .... ~.
1860 81. 1S0l-02. 1862 -63.
Import, rn.rchanii'e.. Jos e - aydt >o5 - sS,i
S1ff,t. iinssis. NJ gpls7 Is72599. 45sl5 895
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4 WIAGAAl,
- CHE GREAT VOLCANO OF THE ANDES
pUuted by =. T.. Church. On EXHIBlTION alIGOipIrjs
No 772 Broadway, from a. ~ 10 6 o. N,
Admission 25 cents
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye., 1863-01-03
DRY GOODS.


As usual at this season, trade is very quet.
Eveu clothiers fnd little to buy Of old spring
goods, for which they have been securing the
the market for the last week or two. In DO
mestic cottons the sales are very light, Joo-
bers being well supplied, and not anxious to
push prices up by forestalling the spring de-
mand. Drills and cotton fannels are quite
inactive, and the latter are q shade lower
Prints are dull, and prices are firm IN view OF
an early spring trade. Brown and b!eacned
shirtings and sheetings, Notwithstanding an
extreme sligbtness of demand, are very nrm,
and higher prices are looked for at the recon-
meneement Of trade. In domesuc "ooiens
there is q small consumption from the near oy
and city trade, and Q few country dealers =
Spring goods Of old style are sought for. Win
ter goods are dull Delaines are not moving.
Fancy cassimsres are firm, but dull. A good
business for the spring is expected, from the
high tariff on foreign woolens and high rates
of exchange. Satinets, doeskins, and cloths
sell to q limited extent only. the clothiers
buy whatever lots Of spring goods tEey can
meet with. Shawls are in fair request for the
advanced period Of the season. Foreign goods
are quite inactive. British stuffs suitable for
Innings are wanted, but scarce. Spring goods
are not yet in market Fine plain black cloths
are very firm, and In steady moderate request,
the demand being limited, though continuous.
The importations are yet light. The impor-
tations are yet light. The value of last weeks
imports is $S32,326 making $54, 1876, 167
since Jan. 1. against So, ,68l, 1856 same period
Of 1851 Independent
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye., 1863-01-03
The S2d Iowa.

New MADRID, Mo. Dec. 18, 1862.
Editors Missouri Democrat
wish to inform our friends and the people
generally, that the 32d Iowa is now in Nilsson.
ria part in Cape Giradeau, and six compa-
MES at this place-snxiously waiting for q
chance 10 pitch into the rebels. If the Gov.
ernment wishes to try the grit of this regiment
all it has to do is to send US where We can find
an enemy to fight. Our Colonel, Lieutenant-
Colonel and Major, have all been tried in the
field of battle; we know that they can stand
fire. Our Colonel has posted q provost Guard
in New Madrid, under Lieut.. Converse, Of
Company E, which is doing agood business
keeping supplies from passing into the haEds
of secesionists, who are ready at all times to
transport them across the country to the rebels.
This is heavy stroke on them. They beg,
and even cry for salt, salt saying that they
have not enough to use with their victuals. 1t
would be fine thing if as much vigilance was
manifested by commanders generally. The
health of the regiment is not very good at this
time. We have to lament the loss of Lieut..
Lane, of Company B. He:died the 18th. We lose
in him good soldier and much respected Off
Ger. Notwithstanding the ill-health of the
regiment, the boys are in good spirits, in
view of the present prospect Of speedy close
OF the war. Yours,
ORLANDO A. LESK.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye., 1863-01-03

NORTHERN TORIES AND TRAITORS. We are
not of those who denounce all political oppo-
nents Of the Administration as tories or
traitors, for We know that many of them are
lust as patriotic and loyal at heart as we are.
But when wehear man continually accusing
the Administration of 'violsting the Constitu-
ton" in its measures to punish traitors and
vindicate the authority Of the Government; We
cannot repress feeling Of suspicion that his
loyalty is not as sound Is it might be.
And when We hear man continually pratt
ing about "peace," without pointing out to us
q method Of making peace without dishonors>
BILE concessions to armed and defiant traitors
against the Government, we set him down as
either coward or sympathiser with the
rebels.
Every man who has harsher words for the
Administration at Washington than for that at
Richmond; who is more ready to accord hon.
ors and rights to our "Southern brethren"
than to loyal people and to officers and soldiers
of the Onion armies; who is more vehement in
the championship Of disloyal persons than
free in his sympathies for the cause of the
Union;-all such men, whether high or low,
great or small, protesting to be loyal or not,
may safely be set down ss tories, and many Of
them % traitors at heart who would be SO in
act if they had good chance. Let such mez
be ''msrked for future reference ~ Chicago
Journal.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye., 1863-01-03

A CHR1s1MAs PRED1cT1oN.-Christma thi
year will fall on Thursday. An old tradition
published many years ago, and now in keeping
of the British Museum, contains the following
as to matters to transpire the year sncceediDI
Christmas on Thursday:
If Christmas on Thursday be,
A windy winter you shall see,
Windy weather in each week,
And hard tempests strong and thick,
The summer shall be good and dry,
Corn and beasts shall multiply:
That year is good for lands to TILL:
Kings and Princes shall die by skill,
1fa child born on that day shall be,
1t shall happen right weel for thee,
Of deeds ne shah be good and stable,
Wise ofspeech and reasonable.
Whose that day goes thieving about,
Shall be punished without doubt,
And if sickness that day betide,
1t shall quickly from thee glide.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye., 1863-01-03

ASuAxY YiRsr, EIonTHSx HusDHID AND SIXTY
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JANUARY YlRsT, IIonT11N HUNDAID AND SIXTY
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Stand like an anvil, when 'tis beaten
With the full vigpr Of the smiths right arm!
Stand like the noble oak tree, when tits eaten
By the Saperda and his ravenous swarml y
For many smiths will strike theeringing blows.
Ere the red drama now enacting close;
And human insects, gnawing at thy fame,
Conspire to bring thy honored head to shame.
Stand like the Armament upholden ;4
By an invisible but Almighty hand
He Whomsoever Justice doth embolden, a
Unshaken, unseduced, unawed shall stand.
Invisible support Is mightier far, @
With noble aims, than walls Of granite are;
And simple consciousness Of justice gives.
Strength to purpose while that purpose lives.
III.
Stand like the rock that looks defiant
Far Ger the surgipg seas that lash it's form |!
Composed, determined, watchful, sell. f.reliant,
Be master Of tbyself and rule the strom!
And thou shalt soon behold the Bow Of Peace
Span the broad heav'ns and the Wild tumult
And see the pillows with the clouds that meet,
Subdued and calm, come crouohing to thy feet.
KENTUCKY, Dec 1862. ". D. e..
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye., 1863-01-03

suppressing in New Orleans and Il is utterly
destitute Of the dignity and justice which char
acterized that By ali the previous practice and
principles Of the party, every one Of these jour.
nails would be suppressed. It is probable that
the Government is strong enough to tolerate Sc.
dition SO long it is only in speech and writing,
but this federation makes the exercise of greater
vigilance necessary to guard against any overt
acts Of this seditioD, which is only deferred BY
prudent policy from active co operation with the
Southern Democracy. M
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye., 1863-01-03
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We are paying the highest market price in CASH "a,
particularly anxousto buy those who
but have been induced to sell others At less thar
wesre paying. BURNHAM / JAEGER.
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