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, 1864-03-16
TME WAR nN TEE SOUTrF,
WEST,
Skfrm1shlng-Rebe1 AtrocIty.

KNOXVILLE, March 15.-some slight sl;ismishins
too1s place yc te;dsy beyond Morrlstown, in which
Gay.
The rebels are supposed to be IN force at Balls
Ghti.
Knoxville. March IA Lieutenant engaged In
recruiting. for the at o. s. Cofored ARTILLERY. was
shot yesterday, near LoasStiic, by rebel citizen.
Tic cars went to Mcrr1stown yesterday. Au Is
Uciet at the front.
, 1864-03-16

New York Cattle Mnrket-11nrch u.
BEEF C4TrlE-Fi.st quality $il.50@Is0o: ordinary
t. good, $l2@1S.~c conmon, EloIN@l1.s 80 inferior,
$a@9!p-
VIAL CALVES = ., 1st quality, o@aKc; ordinary,
SHEET AND iAAns bead. extr1, vS)3Hc; prime,
s7-p8s-5o ordinary. e6@7.5o; common, 4jI09d.
CArrLf--The number on sale was large. and though
butchers wanted Cattle bad enough they refused to
ray within 4 cent pound OF last weeks rates. Best
Easile sold asta9l6 other GRADES sorTespondlnsly.
Goyesument sgcnts tooE only small number.
vEsL.-Heavy and rather lower.
SHEEP AND LAM1s=JPlenty and lower.
Calves, SIS; Sheep and Lambs H. 672: 6wiae $3.50.
, 1864-03-16

DAvEEpcnE, March 15-The discussion Of the
Ship Canal project contnues in Iowa, in opposition
to the Illinois river scheme. A convention has
been called, to meet at Dubuque in May, to which
movement is the work Of spectators, who would
rather have no ship canal at all between the river
and Lake Michigan than to hare 1t benefit Chicago.
This is the Gnfmus
, 1864-03-16

DENVER C11T, March 15.-Bankers direGt from
Idaho. who were fully prepared TO buy gold there,
deny that $l6 GOO .000 await transportation. They
could only hux few thousande.
Discoveries are as yet quite limited.
Stocks Of rnods Gre l;rGt but merchants are cell
ing in anticipation Of large arrivals In spring.
No mining WA done during the winter, IN conse'
nnenre nf seyfre weather
, 1864-03-16

:
MILWAUKEE, March Is, 1851.
TLoUE-Uurhanged.
GnA1N-Hecelnts OF wheat, S, 600 bu opened active
aud lower, but closed rmeF and less active; sales
carly If 81 600 bu No. at s11a0114X; On 'chause,
eales OF S. bn at s1.15@15x; 10000 bu No. buy
ers option a month ut s116; 9 bu sellers option
a kfay. at sl2 o. b. osts steady ea1es 500 bu No.
delivered ut 61c Corn uachanged; sales 800 hn on
track at &c. Barley firm sales 500 bu delivered at
S1.22.
Srxus=Sa1ea q hz nri1ue tjuantar nj Il
, 1864-03-16
Home frnrsn f1rfA Wnr,

BLOOMINGTON, March t5-The Sd Illinois Nor
nal regiment arrived here yesterday, at 10 o'clock
q. N.
The citizens had prepared dinner for them In
Fhnnsx Hall, where Rpeeches were made and pat1i-
otc songs sun: In the evening festival was held at
the hail. They have another dinner to-day, aud to-
night Guish with grand ball.
The regiment looks well, and tomorrow the
members will proceed to then homes. They will
be fUrlouaheG} this afternoon.
, 1864-03-16

INDIANAPOLIS, March 14:-The greatest activity
IRE getting ready to leave and it Is said TINT all
pectcd to arrive will he hurried forward without de-
Lay. We have at this point 900 cavalry, nearly
crulted and well equipped, ready to move on or
dcrs. This Is outside OF our infantry. We eare still
volunteering, and nobody has Jet heard Of the
iran
, 1864-03-16

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tzibnnc.1
DEsNo1NEs, March ii, 1864.
ThcHouae blu to sell the gold In the State Treasury
was lost in the Senate to-day. The House finished
up the work Of amending the substitute for the
Resumption bill. and ordered 1t euRroasod.
There Is no proHpect wh.tever thst the substitute
will ever become laH; >. ...: ,
, 1864-03-16

NEW ToRK, March 15-The ship Stas Of the
Wet, from Liverpool reports on March :th seeing
an Italian friSatc Supposed to be the Resalantuono
in sinking condition, and at her request stayed by
her all night bnr in the morning could not discoy
, 1864-03-16

HEADQrAHrERs AIAT or TIE PoroXAc.
March II, 1851.
Gen. Meadc returned to the army to-day. His
he1lth to be excellent, and the reports in re-
gard to hs resignation a1e said to be without foun
Gation.
NEW ToRK. March 15.-The Heralds Norfolk
letter fays: The late expedition resulted In the
destruction Of King and Queen Court Hoasc, where
The gallant Dahlgren was ambushed and murdered.
The defeat Of the 5th and 9tl Virginia cavalry By
the expedition has already been stated. The no:n-
r:ous gucrilla, Bob Cotton, Was among the killed.
, 1864-03-16
FROM PATTERSON, n. i.
Tho Government and Railroad Rolling
Stock

PATTERSON, n. j.. March t5.-The Press an-
nou1ccs that Col. MtCollum .yesterday informed
the locomotive builders Of this place, that unless
they would proceed at once to furnish the Govern
ncnt with a00 !ocomotiyesbc be wonld have to seize
their shops and run them upon Government ac-
count.
The locomotive builders have promised to CON-
rly with the deuand made upon them. In two
factories the operatives, who had been Oh etr1ke
are to resume work Tomorrow.
, 1864-03-16

FORTRESS MONROE, March 15.-The flag Of truce
steamer New York arrived this evening.
Captains Flsun and Sawyer, aud General Neal
Dow have arrived here.
There ia nothing later about the Sherman c1-
nef3ftion
, 1864-03-16

Especial U1spafc6 to the Chicago TF16une.1
P1TTsBuHa, March Is, 1854.
PETRoLKuA- Crude petrolaum-I,eady sale ut 26kc
with barrels; 21c In bulk. 6s1cs OF rened free zoo
brls at Sc No sales Of bonded. Arrivals 453 brls
Of thts, ,914 hE1s refined.
River falling and still In good boating STAGE
, 1864-03-16

The Resources Of tho Rebels as Re-
rcnled by the Recent Expedition into
nIfh&dxsfppt-Thc Social Condition OF
the Reople-DelfGht OF the Contra
bands at the Approach Of Our Army.
, 1864-03-16
ILLINOIS AND n11CHI GAN CANAL.

The Metropolitan Police Eil.
ALBANY, March 15.-The Governor signed the
Metropolitan Police Bill to-d3y.
, 1864-03-16

NEW YonK. March 15.-The steamer Ariel has
arrived from Aspinwal with S350, 600 in treasure.
Central America is tranquil.
Peru has offered to mediate In the pending ques-
tipl betsecn Bolivar and Chill.
, 1864-03-16

NEW YonR, March 1.-THE steamer Ariel has
arrived from Aspinwan With $:s5 ,O00 in treasure,
Central America was tranquil
, 1864-03-16
Nf{n advertisements.

Nf{u advertisements.
VOUNG MEMS ASSOCIATION
Il Election March eth. 1851.
REGULAR TICKET.
FOE PRESIDENT:
HENRY m. SHEPARD.
Attorney at Law.
FOE F1RsT WOE pRIsEzEyr:
GEORGE II. KINBAKk,
OF Hall, Kin,bark & Co.
7oR sEcoSD VICE PRESIDENT:
U. a. CROSBY,
OF Z. 8. Crosry j. Co.
FOR CORRESPONDING SECRETARY:
J. TaOREE CIARKsON,
Attorney at Law.
FOE EEcoEDlsG sKcRKrAH-:
WILLIAM D. KEKFO0T,
OF Walker s ke1foot.
FOB TREASURER:
JACOB g. CONRAD,
Banker.
A4NAGEES.
CHAUNCET T. BOWEN, of Bowen Brcs
CHARLES If. CRAM, with DoEgett, Basaett & Hills
j. ". SMITH, Auditor c. .. ~ R.R.
JOHN y. DRAKE, Of Gage & Dfake.
GILRERT X. SMITH. Of Philip Wadsworth Il Co.
F. F.W,LUpLOW, Agent Of GeoFerG Bakers $. N. Co.
r. W. BAXTER, OF T. ". Baxter 4 Co.
mhl3-aiS2-6tnet sU.W&F
, 1864-03-16
The Strike and the City Press.

Among our city intelligence is some &C.
count of IN impending Strike" By all the
engineers on the railroads centering at CHI
cago, By which, It is expected, the trains on
This threatened "etriken is, beyond all
precedent, cansc1css and unjustIdable. It is,
TOO, it seems to us, in the nature of an un-
lawful conspiracy, Tor which there ought to
be, there Is not some severe punishment
provided. We trust the several roads will
resist II to the end, though weeks be required
delivered themselves over to the tender mcr-
c1es o. master as remorseless as It will al-
WAYS be unreasonable. We are confident the
foads Will haro the whole public sympathy
"etrikcrs.1'
, 1864-03-16

II strikes Us that the engineers Of the va
nous railroads centering af this city have as
snmcd position that will be difficult to de-
officers Of their respective companIes to in
tsriere t n the pending controversy between
i 1 Is q % temarhable and unhcard OF proceeding.
against new regulation Of working honTs
aud the engineers Of the other roads rcsoIye
that unless tue officers Of those roads do not
interfere to eanse the officers Of the Galena
they, too, will "strilc.' THIS threatenedi
strike, which is to be general on ali tie
roads, is to commence this afternoon, but We
trust that. thoughtful reconsideration Of
their indefensible resolution will cause them
to abandon It. The pnblic, which ia gencT.
div cuick to sympatlltze with strikes 81 this
Kind, when based upon reasonable demands,
viii certainly not give favorable judgment
In their behalf. ss the case now stands.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-08-24
DEACE! PEACE on any terms with ThOma;

/ Davy, who gave information to the officer,
that L sold pound Of butter, to one Of my
neighbors, on Sunday, the 21st inst: Mr.. Davy
being the only witness, however, testified chat
l sold one pound Of butter He said he was Al Al
his store door and stopped the boy, who too
him that he got the butter at my store f fT
this wicked offence, was brought before hls
therefore, I offer my stock Of goods at cost, III.
Guiding my lease good will and fixtures: ana
Household and Kitchen furniture; fnTnshes3
Rooms, Cooking and Parlor Stoves BEDS a9c
Bedding. The lease has 2 years and . months
to run, at rent Of Sl5O per year. 4als Is 3n#
of the best stands on Royal street: cor iI 1
nation enquire at the store. No. IL sous4 ho'
a. street. aug A-lWl }. IdOMa e.~.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-08-24
THE CuNgEDERATES REPORTED A,
TIE POTOMAC

The Washington Star Of this evening con
tans dispatch from Baltimore stating tha,
there is a report, via the Northern Central
railroad, ''that the Contederates have crossed
the Potomac. But the report needs confrns.
ton. There is il Baltimore nothing direc,
this morning from the Upper Potomac"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-08-24
FROM TIE ARMY OF THE POTOMAC

The correspondent OF the Northern "Asso,
ciated Press, writing from the Headqua1ter:
of the Army Of The Potomac on Tuesday says
that the Confederates on Monday morning
disappeared from the front Of the oh aud 9t5
corps, on the Weldon Railroad, and the belief
is that the attempt to regain possession Of this
line of communication has been abanbonded,-
They may however, be preparing to make 8
dash in some other direction.
The Keyport which arrived at Washington
today from City Point reports that there has
been no fighting Of consequence on the Weldon
railroad since Sunday.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-08-24
Us L SURE PIT
Fight At ANsNDALE

Cannonading was heard in the direction II
Anandale, in Fairfax county, this morning. and
it is reported that the Federal camp near 1h,,
place was attacked, bur the result. ne could
not learn.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-08-24
Yl, .szanatia 0azRff E
q I'd zEsDAY EVENING. AUGUST 24

,>r- r-cIrag, 0,
. W f1D1sftsoi'Ai = =. =. =
49, aatae o;o
al a1fisaA 80 800. ~ ranaz,a3 act;v.
'sA7sns''0'' = - n.zoa,t,..o n.;or - the
'tY u oiahs, 49, o.''s.....' $1,000 - hano
= p1os'on y 80 49, lva.foaarata bonds
causea oeo''a' :, r. . s+oanoor
-. : -. 80 ato~, AZ
ting has occurred at Belfast, Ireland.
prussian decree has heea issued, pafilallY re.
4ucng the forces 20 peace 1ootlng. OVlns
10 the protests Of the y. 5. and English am
bassadors, the Turkish government peFmlts
The continuance OF religious controversy ~
Protestants books. The llsndon Times 1a7ofs
The withdrawal Of British troops from Canaaa,
their presence being All element OF danger as
provoking an invasion, whenever the .onlOeo
e. n; ,n;,o seaman on the Geor-
- haa ,arn;oated The prisoners were
foz,na an;ltv and hound over for judgement.
-----a>-------
It seems, Just at this tine, quite certain,
that the opposition to President Lincoln
Administration, gains strength IN the North
and West, Whether al the elements o. shao
opposition can De conol.i0o ''on ono
remains 20 De seen-a.'a' upon 'Aa'' nep0n l1
toe result OF Tue po's'AoaS o'nso'O 4.,,.aa
meantime peace propos'si''s 90 no, S.sl'@
oi-ultra measures l1oA0 S'o'So"'N'
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-08-24
IntelIlgencer quotes from

the Louisville, Ky Journal zone Of the sfroog-
est an mos Influential Union papers III e''e
West, the following:
In the course Of The last three OF lo'if
weeks the military agents Of the uoVernneae
AMONGST us have ARRESTED 2 Qery unusual nula-
Der Of prisoners, some OF whom, as they them
selves allege, are totally ignorant Of the charge
against them, and al Of whom are neid IN con-
fnemenr with the prospect OF suffering l'l1en-
lite Imprisonment, Punishment, Or some other
severe punishment, without the privilege OF a
trial Of any description. Several OF these cltl-
zens, as we are assured, are VIGOROUSLY Con
sentative Union men-strong, true, setsacEa'
feing friends of the Union: who are conscious
Of no offence except that Of opposition to Mr..
Lincoln as a candidate for the Presidency and
if that is an offence, God knows Kentucky IS
swarming with offenders Of the deepest dye,
whose thick ranks are thieken!ng daily,
eve know not if Gen. Rnrorige is fully
cognizant of the number and character OF the
recent arrests in our State; out, II he is not,
it is clearly his duty to become SO and to ap-
ply the proper corrective, which, as we con-
ceiye is speedy examination into the cases
Of those who have been arrested, with unequlv-
ocal directions that his subordlnates shall pro-
coed hereafter with greater regard to the set
tied policy Of the Government as we'll as to
the manifest dictates Of prudence, both CIVIL
aud military
The people Of Chicago expect very great
crowd at the Democratic National Convention
and thew are making preparation to entertain
it, for which OF course, they will make the
usual charges. All the leading hotels have
already been engaged by delegates and others.
The convention is to be held ain mammoth am
phitheatre, corner of Michigan avenue and
Park Place.
Can't. WinsIoW has sent to the u. 5. Navy
Department. detailed statement OF the fight
between the Kearsage and the Alabama, In
which be intimates that the French authori
ties at Cherbourg assisted the Alabama and
asserts that the English yacht Deerhound
also rendered assistance. So that he accuses
both French and English.
A story was afoat in Washington yesterday
that the War Department had received dis
patches that Fitzhugh Lee was killed, and A.
?. Hill MORALLY wounded n the Sunday s
fight on the Weldon Railroad. The story was
oanard no such dispatches having been re-
ceiyed.
It is said hat Naturalization for all losses
and injuries inflicted by =. S. soldiers, has
been promised By the government to those res
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-01

ssr sss sA,s sss:: Smith
s.: ss ss.s: s.
ssss~.A.p Ansssa g .s..spsss, sAsss. Hey wssi .
.s ;sS Sss % y.
almost S'sa he ss entire 81 passage &
m s.p and is
y ia q: ss
board and s's s from lon c s
lon 10 t. "s aense fog ship
ss % Gn s s ss s &. s
from 70 b5 ll.h "a. 10 lon Oh spoke b bark al hI A.
shie sSdays from LIVERPOOL Is from Lam
weather he had ever seen having been IN The ice
leaking had lost headrals and boats and stove
s S.%. and sind. Al o ws Gays ''s '-1.
R sar Sanes NS o 81 n sn lam WAN pamoa
% fP BAKER = M ' he
lon o. spoke bark Victoria, u days from Philadelphia Tor
hadS4 snd the
Bah Professor ssrs Eor I:dah heshorn 81 days with
sas ar Sa e E0 Craig Msssn an
Eh with fruit 10 Simpson C4pp Game through the
g. M;s' e.
tie sas & vi
Co.
Plymouth Pool Rio arsnae Dec q and s Pay
Is saos out With 30 3d. and had sent home 100 bills
BIS Arabella, Lindsey, AspinwsA - days. wisn WOOL
Schr Annie tr, Farr Nassau II DAYS with cotton &c 10
B hss% Rss, days with FISH,
master.
s;lsss tT} ssSs
lon "a 10 while lying TO- lost bulwarks boat galley and fore
Ss s SS @ sc s chr
schr Rachel seaman. Potter Port ROYAL Feb q.
schr trenton, barton cr.ney Island.
schr Monmouth. Anderson, Hog Island.
Schr Mason, Lisk, Fortress Monroe.
schr Wide World Adams. Alexandra, 3 days
Schr Yankee Doodle. Matthew's Alexandria Gays
schr A wnitford chichester Alexandra. sdays
schr Constitution Darling Alexandria days
schr Walker Bre wster; washington an,na,g DAYS
schr J F Farand, Lester, Baltimore. 4 days.
Schr Rebecca. Smith, Baltimore, days
schr Ocean Star, Gogcins Baltimore.
schr Pearl Hill, Wilmington, Del 10 DAYS.
Schr c Elmer Mason, Philadelphia.
Schr John Farnum. Hall Philadelphia
Schr NJ Price Clark. Philadelphia
schr vota Null PSiledelphia for Provieence 10'''
schr Godfrey milford, Greenwich. NJ.
schr Mail, Merrill, Elizabethport for Gardiner
Schr Ontario Kittery, EliZabethport for Boston.
Schr Deane. Hamln. Elizabethport for Boston,
schr White Cloud Freeman, Eraoethport for Providence
Schr Iryal F it's, Nantncset
Schr Lucy Ames, Pickering, Duck Creek. CT
Steamer Varuna ~ ransporp. Pennington, Alexandria,
One ship and one bark. unknown.
SAILED.
2sthSteamers Daniel Webster Parthena. Chas osgood,
mond
Wind at sunset NNw.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-01

Died.
Riiz.RfIn daughter OF Charles E. Nancy Cummin
aged ss months ,.In and q days
attend he afeTs from No. fasrs f', avenue ,e
powsr-on Monday. February %, RoIKsr Dowsr In
The funeral WI lake from HI. late residence. q
Eisi Twf6ty f hrs street on At one osoes
The irisnds q The family and those Of bic brother law
raj from his late residence No Bond street On %ednos
s,sLsI On Menday February 20. after short nlne.s
sg,s ssr The only son Of Peter and Mary Finley
The funeral ssse place from the residence. No "a,
past oeoci The q ss sTs ha
invsa 70 attend Without further notice. To be be
Hasas.a H7ssr 4osa, Native 2,
Ireland y he ssd hss ase ~ county, corr
send from aA her s are enssps.
Oliver street this Tuesday afternoon al bali past one
rJ.eHsOs 50. sSsaSs1y on Monday evening February %
Notice Of faSers IN 70 morrow. H Sspe = years
rs.PS IS 4 srnesn rs
Eiiss e johnson, aged = years and u days
Notice of the funeral n Seresf y t''O'
so1say rer1sry q After long and
relatives and friends respectfully invited 10 attend
rdpe stree, on wednesdas aern"o a. b, pss enc oos
evcs her remains win be taken 70 Cypress lis Gene.
s so,o sd pspeo5s per, please cory
h-seAssI Run wife d Colin NcEroy aged "ear.
me remains VII be removed this TUESDAY
Two ocoes 10 Evergreen Cemetery Brooklyn for inter
mept Friends please accept notice.
Belfast slandl papers please cory.
kt-On Monday February 20, CHaRtEs RoRur n M
SD year n his age = -
The friends and acquaintance Of the family are respect
inly requested 70 att nd the funeral from bis late
denee corner OF North Third Fourth streets Brooklyn
q u on Wednesday afternoon. at half past O'Clock
ssuLLvAr-oc sunday evening February IS CoEsEIIus
His friends and relatives requested 10 auend Ne fune
raj from bis late resldenoe No ri Banter street III n
day. Afternoon, At two O'Clock
For othsy Deans ss Tenn paos1
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-01
ANTHOLOGY.

NO IMPosITIoN-rHE NEVER FAILING MADAME
~ 81 Ahn from Europe. who born with natural
L me sonsn you On the past present and future She
rinfs together those long separated c,,nses speedy
ralss shows you a.orect likeness OF volt, future husband
o. aosens frsnds Numbers free You thai been de-
oeVeo Iase lovers you that have been unfortunate In
m ca rsa MI greg European for a.tessd
~ VINO hy VISIT her thar equal TO be
found Five hundred dollars reward for snv one who
equal her 10 her profession skin, She tells vow
.ns psIson you VIII No. 1u1 tfenth
r,eS rVrsef ihrd avenue Sama the door Gcnt wen
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-01
S HIPPING NEW S,
ALsAric yosG-ys,s pIv
'''s'.'''.'''. 20 soos Risss nom "a 81
Pert OF New York, February 40. rses.

CLEARED
ehir President Fillmore, Bradley, Alexandria and New
Orleans Thomas Dpnham.
Bars Corioan tBreml, steengrsfe, Bremen-Knauh Ma.
chod Kubne.
Bars wiDilred tBD. wilkins Beiiae, Bon-Dolner. Pot
ter Co
Bark Johann Louisc tBrem). Kueh. Haysns-Jas Ward
AGO
BARK x Locthan tBr) Lccshart Matsnsas-.rss Ward
A
Brig Maid Of Erin (gr) Davis, Arroyo-Tynes Smith
hark ID Brootman. Che ney, Maanzas-n d Brookman
.Bns Maple valley tBr) wsycot, Havana-TAR Webster
a. 90. -' '~'"N"s '''
sesr Borden. Borden. wssbinrton-L Kenny
s.nnt nnorftown Colc, Raltlmorr- Merrill a Abbott
Nv" Montague, Warren, Bait mors--Merril Abbott
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-01

U,fE GRAND BALJ-fADfES HAIR DRESSED IN
A all the latest fashions urecian Curs Topseya &C,
Jewefy made. IT, PECKHAM
I5l Grand street. near the Bowery.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-01

49, ~~s -
"A BRIGGS ai2 Broadway. Brisgs' Aileviator ana Gu
(yosHs. BUNIoHs. INVERTED NAILs cHTLBLArNs.
n pee s y p o S Chi
hiiatsr Corns. Bunions &c. BY NATL 20 osnss.
PHEuMArsM.-DAMP FEEr
IL ELrcrRo.M MEAH TIE IrsoIEs
:. sn ssmedy for P. 1sS %.U, Of
Price 81; per mail 81 30 Sand for circular
THOMAS R. AGNRw, WHO Is FAMED FOR SELL
Wholesale Department Of his business as2 Greenwich
barsains which are now being offered 70 the trade One
A DvANcEs MADE ON VESSELS. MERCHANDISE.
notes PURCHASED ana e'1s'
CONTINENTAL BANK, NEW YORK. FEB. 20. 1854
Mr. TsTan having ffessned his pos to1 -
March ns1. Mr. rmpsGn has been appointed his sue
worn EXCHANGE INSURANCE. COMPANY. NEW
Ys Sa1o o. s as Sesn
payable on demand free of g9vsTn%sSSsn ssd s.cr,.
r AND WARRANTS PURCHASED AND FOR SALE AT
IL the best market rates u 8. Samps sold
discount Of 70 ~ per cent, BY c. @. WooDhAN, 81
MOUNT HOPE MINERAL coMPANY-A MEETING
T. 1sa
- G. W. BATES. Secretary.
INTEREST on TIE BONDS Or x TnS
- ''''' p'' ''n' ''e1 5. R. BOVINE, Treasurer.
~ York-Authorzed capital 81 OOOoo To be located
he
sa %
please receive of the capital stock
Suas rss viii ensd take
The hs.
NEW York. Feb 2s 1854.
OFFICE OF THE PENINSULA RAILROAD COMPANY
q NH 1884, from he Of
THIS
PROPOSALS FOR s5oo.ooo-voLUNrEER soLDI Frs
f-"'' A'D BONDS NO EIGHT
ss :a:
v rn,ss5
sn a o S u hs p ssS @
M @ sGnd w the on ss sy
NAV and November In each and the principal will be
amour. bond; desired and
the hundred dollars Thereon, the
whose proposals accepted viii be required TO deposit
with the Chamberlain OF the city, within five DAYS after the
opening of the bids the awarded them respectively
presenting the Comptroller the receipts Of the Cham
berlan for such deposs the parties will be entitled to
ceve bonds for equal amounts of the value thereof
bearing interest fyon the date Of payments
Zach proposition should be sealed and endorsed Propo-
sails Volunteer Soldiers Family Aid Fund Bonds No.
g. and nclosed o second envelope addressed to the
Comptroller. - 49,,
right reserved reject all of the bids the
interests the Corporation require II.
MATTHEW r. BRENNAN, Comptroller
CRY OF New YORK, DEPARTMENT FINANCE, CoMPTRoL-
LKR's OFFICE, Feb 10 1854
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WATCHES, JEWELLERY, &C,


IT HENRY RE0AFs, III AND 17o BowRRY.-YOu
"A get the best price New York for Diamonds gold
and silver watches Pistols Gums Pawnhroker's Tickes
cash advanced the ~ the old stand III and l0
Bowery. above Broome street.
WORTH YINDING-wHERE you CAN GET IS
IA per cent more for Diamonds, Watches Jewery Silver
Wsre, 1nns. Pistols and Pawnbroksrs Tickets for the
from Broadway, up stairs.
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THE BALL SEASON.

GRAND MASQUERADE ALL PERSONS DESTROYS
" Of making good appearance Gin either fancy)
at masquerades. stould get one of BUNKERs new Cos
tunes The assortment Of Dresses Wigs Curs A.
in the city Costumes and Fancy Dresses 70 order Al
1870 Fourth street, near Sixth avenue.