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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-17
TUB DEFICIENCY Dftk.
The Deticienev bill. which Lac nae hecome

law, contains the following appropriations:
For completing the repairs Of the Government Ware
house on Staten Island 0000 for alterations Of tho
Custom House in Cincinnati SOS O0 for alterations of
the Custom-House in Louisville, Ky. $4,000; for the
completion Of the Custom House at Dubuque, Iowa
$4,000 for repairs and preservation of Custom Houses
supervision Of the Treasury Department $4,000 for
erecting Naval Hospital at Kittery. Maine SIS 900;
fol- extending the Naval Asylum OF Philadelphia and for
erecting Naval Hospital in Washington City. d. c.,
ST. 900
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Clothing.
The attention Of
WHOLESALE BUYERS
Is requested 10 our superb assortment Of
CLOTHING, SHIRTS
FURNISHING GOODS
MEN AND BOYS.
DEVLIN &c Co.
BROADWAY, CORNER OF GRAND
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Prof. ALEX. G. BARRY's TRICoPHEROUs OR Me-
Dictated COMPOUND for preserving restoring and identifying
the hair Graduating scur aud dsndrun preventing badness
and gray har curing diseases OF tho skin glands and muscles
(such sal; rhcum, pimpes chbluins 6c chaps rhema
i-r swelng throat &C. and giving instant relief in
OF bruises, spran., burns sealds Sc Pice rs
ceuis. Sold BY al Druggists throughout the world Principal
Office NO. 81. PeArl.st., New York
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1S61-G.erman stereotype Plates,
GERMAN STEREOTYPE PLATES,
German Bible Plates.
German Bible Plates.
German Bible Plates,
German Bible Plates,
BUCKS THEOLOGICAL DICTIONARY,
BUCKS THEOLOGICAL DICTIONARY,
German Testament,
German Testament,
German Testament,
German Testament,
AND MANY OTHER PLATES,
AND MANY OTHER PLATES
VIII be sold,
VIII be sold,
VIII DO sold
VIII be- sold
Without reserve, 10 close an estate,
Without reserve, to close an estate.
Without reserve, to close an estate,
Without reserve, 10 close an estate,
AT NJ. THOMAS & SONS
PHILADELPHIA TRADE SALE
On the 18th Of March.
CATALOGUE NOW READY.
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An Elegant and Cheap Article.
CRoypALs PATENT PREPARED CoRK-STUFF-
lNO-A large assortment Of sttreser and furniture euh
ions seat. ior sOaes me o and sre1s sd the
very ''''''''' "''''' No. 700 BRoADwAY-7O6.
AILTHosE AFFLICTED with RHEUMATISM PILES,
NERVOUS and RHEUMATIC HEADAShEs W WI irv NM
PREPARED CONSTITUTED mattresses seats, cushions,
PlOws &C. Call and examine !ss es s RaRs1'sspw,y-,Os
Wntcnes.-sIIvFR WATCHES
Silver HuntDg-case Lepne Watches, BIC, 80 aud go
Silver HuntnSesss Detached Levers, uljewood, sls $50
Silver Hnntns English Patent Levers s9J, $40 as $50
silver Hunting American Levers, $40 $50 ssS $40 to
Fer .se by GEO. c. ALLEN No. AIS Broadway door
below Csnaist., formerly 10. II Wsll-st.
Chandeliers and Gas Fixtures.
An uneqaaled variety OF the LATEST STYLES including
many Of OUR OWN MANUFACTURE, from NEW and
ORIGINAL FRENCH and ENGLISH DESIGNS.
l.. V. HAUGHWOUT Sc Co,
Nos. ASS, 400 and 1872 BROADWAY,
corner BroOmes,.
Twelfth Thousand of
BAYARD TAYLoRS
HANNAH THURSTON.
NOW READY,
AND FOE SALE AT THE BOOKSTORES.
Price 81 So
O. p PUTNAM, Publisher, No. AL Broadway
Rrnudre,h,s pills VS.. Gunpowder.-The combna'
ton OF sulphur, charcoal, and satpeteT makes
The ingredients alone have explosive I, H. t
combination which gives The power. bkANDhEIh ILLS
are romposed of the simplest vegetables Slhsy tHey
& az no feet but In combination they OF wonderful
or i'm eradcating disease and have won enseV YES the
lust name oil Universal Remedy" ANA they arc ~
bread but most effective ia removing the matter Of disease
from the body. 80 Il, =, .. .,
I,r- +. III. schenck OF Philadelphia be pro
fssaonaly EVERY TUESDAY, from a. ~ TO Up. M az
No Z, Boudst New.York He treats 10 disease bat the
brost BRONCHIAL Tubes Liver Stomach and Pulmonary Con
sumption. Dr.. SCHENCk's empty bottles bought a. 'he
above oiice any day except Sunday.
Rheumatism and Neuralgia.
ELECTRO. METALLIC INsOLEs. They are an inlallibe
curr for All chronic and nervous diseases
'"'' ~ 49, METTAM L Co., No. 429 Broadway.
Price 81; per mail, 81 3D. Send for circular
Centlenen's Fine Gold Seal Rings.
FIGTT TEN TWELVE, FIFTEEN, ElGHrEEN,
| each For sale by GEO. c. ALLEN,
No AIS Broadway one door below Csnal-st.
Ladies, Bracelets, New Styies.-Two Three,
-Four Five Six Eight, Ten, Twelve, Fifteen twenty Iweh
| ty,hye to Seventy -6ve Dollars eaeh For sale by
| GEO c. ALLEN No: AIS Broadway,
| One door below Cana-r.
/ Ladies', GILT Combs-.New StyieamFRoniy PA fYr
! Two, THREE, FOUR SIX, EIGHT, TEN ANU fif
! TEEN DOLLARS each. nm = ALIEN
No. Us Broadway, cue door below csaNs%
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Henrie's kakaiine.
FOR THE HARE
FOR THE HART
Prepared from tho Bark, Roo. and Flower ofthe
PERSIAN PLANT.

K K A l. /.
tits The identical preparation used by all the Eastern nations
GROWTH and PRESERVATION Of the Hair and BY its
tho Heir RETAINS YOUTHFUL LuxURIAScz AND Color
THROUGH LIFE.
One application iH keep e hair moit for sereval day.
and retain In any REQUIRED POSITION, withou. the aid OF
any other preparation. . -. ,
II will perfectly prevent the hair from FALLING OFF and
quickly 10 in, gvng The ch0e bedHsi
lilly permanent dark glossy GPpeardree -
IL will RsmOre all DdRdr1 keep the Scalp Clean and the
Hair Street, Moisf and S0fL
1t contains OIL alcohol or any other injurious Ingredients,
MOST PERFECT HAIR DRESSING
IN THE WORLD -
IT Is 4 LUXURY! II Is A LUXURY TO USE 1T!
sold Everywhere. Price Finy Cents. Wholesale Depot
70. Cliff New York.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-17

The Union Lincoln Association OF the S lni
Of New.York viii hold their kee'.iar Meeting a. ,oPI
O'Clock. . phhr G"' i'S''~sS'
s. J, 0LAssgy, SeeIstsS
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FROM ALBANY.
A Question Of PriviIese-Tbe Police Bill
Union CGucus-New-YOrk City Matters
Harlem Rni!rond.
A QUESTION OF PRIVILEGE.

From Our Special Correspondent.
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GgSIY, No. 513 BROADWAY,
WI open this day his Spring styles, which VIII
prise the latest French and English novelties of
GKsTLgsEs's SILK HArs,
OKsTLEHES's SOFT AND CLOTH HATS.
LADIES RIDING HArs Cars,
hIssEs HATS,
BOYS HATS.
lNpAHTs Hlrs
The Millinery and Hating Trade dealt with liberal terns
Attention il called 10 the Gentlemens Furnishing Goods
Department Ia this store comprising all tho latest novees
GEsIs, No. 5l3 Broadway
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"NIetroyoljtan gair,''
Hlilitarn Ns.tiees.

Mn. Months, Men, Sold ep having served N I've
YEAR. Rssimen Reensed ,n Invalid Solder can hsye
Boun,es collected by calRs on II. HUNriN0r0N LIN
No 40 Broadway, Room No a.
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LADIES, Spring il coming and II you Wish
for yourselves and families Doors and SHOES INDIA hub
BEEs, &c, Of all tie various styles. paToniLe ,,,
' MILLER Co.. No. 387 Canalst
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| George William Curtis
! vii deliver an ADDRESS before
TILE CENTRAL UNION CLUB Of BRooKLYN.
PLYMOUTH CHURCH
FRIDAY EVENING March 10
Subject:
POLITICAL INPIDELITY"
Admission 25c. to all parts of the house.
An Introductory On the organ at n O'Clock.
Tickets Cor sale OF the book aud music stores Brooklyn In
dep, ndeDt Office. Eew-Yprk, and at the door.
Tie demand great wonii be well secure tickets
once "a only limited number viii be sold
Seventeenth WGrd.-The UNION ASSOCIATION OF
this Ward will hold their regular Monthly Meeting on
THURSDAY EVENING, hsrch H. at Il O'Clock, at Lincoln
''-'' '''' ROBERTO. BOYD, President
yS.s & Gs ssaIsEE Secretaries
A Meeting of the UNION ASSOCIATION or THE
hFITH WARD viii be held At their hesdquarters No. I'd
sy, on THIS Thursday EVENING. March II.
HENRY II. HAIGHr, Presideu.
q gES, " n Ahs sRssS Secretaries
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FROM WASHINGTON.

soAc,s pispslch TO The n. y. Tribune.
WASHINGTON, Wednesday. March l6. 1864.
THB PASSAGE OF THE GOLD BILL.
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Coughs "Pecuiiar People

Coughs " Peculiar PeOple.v
SPECIAL NOTICE
EVERY SEAT ORIGINALLY RESERVED having been
posed In order accommodate hundreds OF disappointed
applicants the Committee have decided 10 RESERVE THE
ENTIRE SECOND TIER also. Tickets will be ready 1t the
diferen, offices At O'Clock This Morning. Price so cents
The public may rest assured that tickets will be sold
than the Academy of Mnsic will accommodate, and that
EVERY TICKET WILL REPRESENT A COMFORT
ABLE SEAT
THEODORE / Hustled. Chm Lecture Com.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-17

American Institute Polytechnic Association
The regular meeting Of the Association will be held THIS
Thurdsy) EVENING n o'clock at the Of the lnsti
tue In the Cooper Unon Building Subjects: LIST New nven
tions and improvements ID Surface Conden'es Admtance
free. SAMUEL ID. Tl.LMAN, Chairman.
g. CARNEY, Secretary
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-17

1.-THE Presidential CampaIsho
Tie Voters Of EswYork In favor Of bringing the name
MAJoR-GEN JOHN c. FREMONT before the People, Ia
connection with the Presidency Of the United States In
yl.od to meet at ROOM No. 30 COOPER INSTITUTE. for
the purpose Of forming a FREMONT CAMPAIGN CLUB,
on pay EVENING, March 10, at O'Clock.
The Nc ,nbcrs of the Medical Profession of this
city are reau., led attend meeting be held in the hall Of
the College Of Phi, cans and Suseons the Of 23d
and .th-av oD FRIDAY EVENING the 18Th inst at 81
O'Clock to take cooperate with the METROPOI
ITAN FAIR to be hid In aid Of the funds OF the United States
Sanitary Communion. - -.
VALENTINE MOTT j. y TAYLOR, NJ ID.
EDWD DELAFlELD,M D. JANIS 4. WOOD, NJ. D.
JOSEPH NJ. SMITH NJ. ~ ALONZO CLARK, M d.
WEN. II. VAN buren,, Nj. y. ct RDON BUCK, NJ ID.
JAMES ANDERSON, NJ. ID.
Il. MATLOCK CHEESMAN NJ. ID.
The Portland daily press., 1864-10-14
FIRST NATIONAL BANK.
8 ven-Thirty Hssss fol Sale.

Interest semi-annually, payable in paper at the
rate of seven and threetenths per cent per annum.
Bonds convertible in three years into six per cent
nve-twenty bonds, upon which the interest Is paya.
BILE in coin. ea1e 81 s3a sHn a1ssf
Inc notes viii be delivered here free of expense.
The will receive the interest to August Is
If subscriptions are made before that time.
One-eighth per cent. comnsiss;oa ssiu Be oAo,oed
subscribers at this BGah apom all auo,nts Of 81 200
and ovef. s jim
W. e. GOULD, Cashier, q
Portland, July S0th, lse4.--d&wtf
The Portland daily press., 1864-10-14

BISHOP CoLENso.--In the parish of Clay
brook, Lelcestershire, there are number of
schools in need Of help, and the tenents Of
Bishop Colenso being popular with the parish
toner's, or portion Of them, he was invited TO
preach in aid of the funds OF said schools.
This the Bishop of Peterboro', in whose diocese
the parish lies, prohibited. The friends of
Bishop Colenso persisted, and that prelate
walked up the church yard at the appointed
time, taking as little notice as he could Of an
Individual who was trying to serve him with
document, like a bailif pursuing q debtor.
The Bishop hurried in TO avoid This officer,
and Immediately knelt, with his eyes closed as
II In prayer, before the communion table.
Here the officer overlook him, aud threw the
notice TO him. Instead Of preaching, there
fore, the Bishop was hearer, but the audi
ence were informed that she sermon the Blsh-
op had intended to deliver would be printed,
and copy given to each. 1t was also anuoune-
et that he would preach in q school-room,
The Bishop Of FeteThoro' was, OF course, only
doing his duty inpreyenting the heretlcsl teach
er from preaching In any Dnini.. unSer his au-
:.s1:-..tty and the rector OF the parish, who ID
ninety years OF age, appears to be wholly In the
hands OF bis curaie, who seems 10 have acted
very intemperately. The latter told the peo-
pie that the great reformer Wycliffs was de-
famed and illuminated. and would have been
burned alive II the Bishops 0fhts time could
hare done 10. The inference doubtless being
that Colenso was a new Wycli6e and the 9TH
q Bishops set ofintoleraHt bigotsl Montreal
Witness,
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VVidoxys, wood society.

\ Wood Socie VI" for the choice OF officers and
ine Transaction of such other business as NAV legal
come before them, will take place on Wednesesy \,
Five Cents Saving BANK corner Of Middle and
Plum streets, at O'clock
pn. SAML. ROLFE, Secretary.
ro'tlano' OCT. L. 1884. eodt oct26
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an, n !, :. 4
49,, you snall drink or nghtp said
'ns nolsies. OF tne party.
r 1use as you please drink shall not, said
pufposeiy showing the but of Colt which
Aicns IN. SIX times In rapid succession.
Inc party interposed and very easily quel-
ea tne assailant One offered me cigar,
Wnien was reluctantly refusing, but glance
rom the woman induced me to accept. She
advanced and proffered me a light, and In so
doing slipped note into my hand, which she
must have written moment before. Never
shall forget her words. They were;
Beware, they are members of the gang.
They mean to rob and murder you! Leave
soon; / will detain them"
| did not feel comfortable just then, but
tlied to do so.
"Have you any room to put up my horse r
asked, turning to the woman.
'"What-are you not going on tonight r.
asked one of the men; 1--WE are."
"No," said l. 81 shall stay here tonight"
"We'll stay, then, guess, and make night
Of it," said another one OF these cut-throats
"You'll have to put up your own horse
here's the lantern" said the woman.
am used TO that" said. +" Gentlemen,
The Portland daily press., 1864-10-14

UMBRELLAsl UMBRELLAs |

az Particular attention given to RRrAIn1xs
FURs, by our Mr.. Coe, recently in charge of that
department at j. p. Shaw's
Our numerous friends will please call and see us
at 95 Middle street.
Alfred II. Coe % J.F. McCallar.
Portland, Sept 16, ls64s--dlm 80a5aog -
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Q q m a / - .. nix.
Government 7 $40 loan.

This Bank is prepared to receive subscriptions to
the new s-lo loan in sums Of $50 and upwards,
paying interest from date of subscription 70 August
18th, the date of the new loan. san
The notes are convertible at the end OF three
years into specie paying per cent $40 bonds.
Oneeighth per cent win be allowed on alamounts
Of $1,000 and over. B. g. SoMERBY, sa
8 -agf aflksgiiia- I'd 80 Cashier.
Portland, Aug. ], lSsA.-dtf yebseo a,
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nissuolution,

fEvHE copartnership heretofore existing between
Il Sweat and Cleaves as Attorneys at Law, is this
day dissolved by mutual consent. The affairs OF the
late firm will be adjusted by either party.
z Mr. Sweat will continue in business at ofRce No.
III Middle street, Mussey's Row.
Mr.. Cleaves at the Office of Howard Claayes No
81 Middle street, over Casco Bank ~ =
L. d. NJ SWEAT
Portland, July leth, 1854, 80 jylsdan
The Portland daily press., 1864-10-14
To Merchant Tailors and Cutters.

HAVE left with Mr.. W. D. james, No. SO Mid.
die street. Portland, copies of the true science of
drafting gan ments. Mr.. j. fully understands the
theory and practice as well as / do. and can com.
municat as we'll to others. OTIS MADISON
Z Portland, Septic 1854. sa.,.5 .f.l,ss1IT-. 1.
The Portland daily press., 1864-10-14

Notice.
A l aol1nrned meeting Of the stsckh of the
BE- held at M SStsw ssesmship Company will
Wnarl on Thursday, Oct 18th inst. At o,ciocE p
Oct 7-dtd uu~~~,
The Portland daily press., 1864-10-14
PORTLAND DAILY PRESS,
JOHN II. GILMAN. Editor
pusnshed a. Ne. 81, EXCHANGE STREET by
N. A. FOSTER 4 CO.

IRn PORTLAND DAILY PnHssis paDLisnedatss.O
per year.
pHK MArxasrArE PREss is published every Thurs.
,aorniag At 81. 90 per annum, in advance; S226
In paid within ak months; and $260, IL payment be
delayed beyond the year.
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U. 8. MarshaI,s Sale.
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA,

UNITED STATES on AMERIOA / n NJ
81 DISTRICT OF MAINE, IS.
DURSUANTto an InteIlocutory Order of Sale, to
Il me directed from the Hon. Ashur Ware Ina -
of the United States District Court within and toy
the District of Maine, shall expose and Sell At Pnb
10 venGue g tne mgnes. oaoer therefor the follow.
within said District follows, viz.- -N P'"N'
: Al the WAEEaousE OF THE MONTREAL OCEAN
in Portland on FIR day. the fourfe,ntb ,,,,, r. G.
toher nert, at l0ociocE A NJ ~" ""V
., 81 r. LoooMo TIVE TIRE Irons. 'Low moor" IRoS.
THIcKNI ssEs, saved from the wreck OF the Br
steamship bohemian; the came having been Libel
ca ior salvage. and ordered to be sold BY the DE r.
Maine 4
/ TERMS Of fSdle-CAsH. -
Dated at Portland this S0th day OF sept. A y.
- CHARLES CLARK,
q. S. Marshal, Dist; OF Maine.
The Portland daily press., 1864-10-14

Having received authority from Mr.. Madison. 1
am prepared 70 furnish all ths necessary informa
ton and supply those who may wish with the rules
Sept 16-3m W. ID. JAMES
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saO,OOO,OOO.

Subscriptions slI 10 rsceiVsd hy the Treasurer OF
the United States. ct Warrington, the several As
sistant Treasurers and designated Depostaries and
BY the betrH.1
First National Bank of Portland, Maine,
Ali respectable Banks and Banker, throughout
the country, viii give further Information and
aGord every facility 10 subscribers. gd
Aug 20-d&wam
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Rates of Advertising:
oneinch ofspace in length Of column, constitutes
a"soUARK." .H Vfh u -
$50 per square daily first week. rs cents per week
After three Insertions less, 81 00 coutnun eve.
~ other day after hrst week, so cents
Half square, three insertions or less rs cents one
week, SI.00; so cents per week after
Under head Of ANUeKMENTs, 80. 90 uer souare per
week; three insereons or less, 81, so,
ssaoIAL NoTI9ss, $l.75 per square first week,
eo per sqnare after; three insertions or less 81
81 20. Fl1lrsr rr ~-'SS w - -
Advertisements inserted In the MArrH STATE
PRESS (which has large circulation in every part Of
tas otaIe ior oO cents per squarein addition to the
aLove rates, for each insertion. kl fr
LEGAL MOTIONS at usual rates.
Observation-Disclosures must be paid form I'd.
vance. ~
BUSINESS NOTICES, In reading columns, IL cents
per line for one insertion. No charge less than nifty
cents for each insertion.
- All communications Intended for the paper
Bholl& directed to the Editor Of the Press, and
those Of business characterize the Publishers.
gE-JoB PRIETINe of every description executed
with dispatch.
z. Tracy. Travelling Agent.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-22

(OAL--LEHI0H, PEACH ORCHARD. LOCUS
~ Mountain. Liverpool OrTel, English Camel and Gun
bersnd warranted 10 be genuine articles and OF the
quality properly screened and Furnished a. loves. mak
price. IENHr REEVE.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
MosDAy, March 2i-6p. N.

hoeDAy, March 2i-6p.M
tbs STOCK market nrm ths morning. although some
n the shares 'trced tc awe way fraction. Com
pared with the highest cash sales al The nrst meeting
rhe HcRcrs Lard saturday Erie preferred stock sd-
vanced = per cont Harca Rarosd true to its nuctuat.
ING propensity, rose ss but Il suess lueaiy receded.
ana sold low as lte Reading Railroad went up 4.
GSleuA sad Chicago ~, Cleveland and Toledo =, rts
burg and Fort wayne x, Alton and Terre Hanto ~,
Chicago aud Northwestern IL. and Quicksilver Mining
Company "a. New York Central declined /, Erie Rail
road y, enigan Central ", Cleveland and listsburg a.
Chic go ana Rock Island Milwaukee and Prairie da
Cn,cn " Pacific Mall g. Cumberland Coal \, and Canton
Company y.
IN tic afternoon the market exhibited Increased
sirengb and most Of the rsilway shares improved In
price The closing quotations were as York
Central l3oh Erie 1851 Harlem l44S, Illinois Censra!
Iss Michigan Southern lI:s Chicago and Northwestern
o. Cleveland and Toledo lss Chicago and Rock Island
Ieiss Cleveland aud Ptsburg I2s, Galena and Chica-
20 i2a Milwaukee and Prairie du CHEN 74A Alton and
qerre Haute ssT, Canton Company 6asa<, Cumberland
Goa s., and Quicksilver Mining 6s%.
There was continued duness peryading the gold mar
ket attributable no doubt 10 the fact that very i.tte is
known in regard 20 the fuiure movements OF Secretary
ohas in relation the DISPOSAL OF the government
rius Tho market opcued 1Gfz.; but the fsw falos
thai were made during the day were on the fractions
above l6a. e 81. .osr sws. 81 IA.
Comptroller Brennan yesterday afternoon received bids
TO- two hundred thousand dollars OF additional county
atcek to be issued to pay riot damages. There were
thrtyonc bidders offered aggregate Of se05 400
nsGy all al premium. Tho following are the accepted
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! the present year.

The Chemical Bank Of this city will pay April quar-
terly dividend Of six per cent.
quarterly dividend Of three dollars free Of govern
sat tax has been declared BY the Board Of Directors Of
tho Hartford and New Haven Railroad Company on each
share OF stock standing the books the a5th paya.
tc Friday. April l. 1854. Stockholders in New York
wiz receive their dividends at the Union Bank. The
transfer books viii be closed from the 25h inst TO the Cd
Of April both inclusive.
Tho following national banks were authorized be
tween the 18th and 18th OF March.
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rITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

MONDAY March 21-8P.M
AsBEs.-Recepts 90 bbls. Market unchanged, with
sales Of 30 bbs, 50 s7ls for pots, and $40 80 for
pearls.
Observation-Disclosures 9,sss bbls. -four, IL bbls and
2T7o bags corn meal, Jos bushels wheat 90 1855 do
corn e965 do cats, and $50 do. malt. There was IN
increased demand for shipping grades of State West
-four for the Pritsh PROVINCES and the market was
SC. 1oc. better. Trade aud family brands we're with.
out quotable change and du sales $4,000 bbls Cana.
dian -four shade rmsr, In sympathy with the i'm.
provcment in State and Western, with only moderate
business, however sales 500 bbs. Southern -four was
shade rmer and in moderate request sales 200 bbs
Corn meal was shade hrmer and more active; sales
100 bbls af$5 80 IS 40 for Jersey and 50 Is So 2