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n steamship C:gqf Taala, J,au Lis.,Hoot- ,Eiaisr
Prer Mis 5. Peer, l. Otto Alr and Art 1Lo- f. md
child Henry uaclts, Mr.. M.,auay. Mss O,ulf.. tao
Misses Nyuos D. hyucs L. hyurs. MIR. saddy and two
Children Miss Rowan, WA. Stafford, and otaeF, IN lie
stccrugo.
ia steamship iig'gnil. from LorSon-Mr ani Mrs. Bay.
rowshud ndy, Nls %. Aekm1u, Hannah Boone Hayden H.
Hui, Rachel Na John iil. e. lgcl NJ. an li. byrne,
Mr.. and Mrs.. Baueee Ars smith and infant a u obs,
Henry flnt0n, Mary Ann Fleming. Louis n cncs tnny
Jones Mr. aud Mn b.. Nine. Wm. E.woDhl.st Henry
l-aacs Charles fox john Wills, VIM smith, Geo Dudley,
Fanny Gieslu, Js-s' FLEMING, Mad AeAeeu, std others
IN si,a0st-. Esase ConrcH. from Nci-- orerr'-
W %. soe-t 80 - r. ,-ald-rl, Aiss BeuLl Stcillrd.
Mr.. r e. = -, Mr. Dulumoud, Mn pru,ll ond tso
cal dr0n H. Earsr, Vim. lelfcft, hrs. VIM fftrt and
child Mrs Bols bliss Do.P. Sis. T. H. howad $3.50 children
and uurse. Ihos. 7. Oaol J. sutev.ni, VIZ. iikn.an,
Dr. Hsolsscau J. T. Iet', Mrs. sctt. Mis- lst. h's. N I'm
HugIet, saui j. U-ne., H. 3. T. Au8lrt MIs. len.
Mrs ST. peylin, Miss SHAW George {. Acnltdy, Dr l Aee
gan. ID. he.ham.
~ sislussip Nif,sipgi from Ner. Onaf-f-oea Fc'-
endeu. Col. Morgan. opt lloyd Dr. Baxier d. ta.2n
ihs. COL Brown, Mr. ~ brsham. Mrs d. olegi, NJ.
DR.. Martin, Mr.. Dr. Do1t,, Sis Dr. Have. h-4s, pr
Franklin MR. Dr. Wooster. Mr.. Teuil, Nj Pie. From
Key Wcs,-G. Capp Ne Rose, Mr. Delaney ,ir .ee'
Nh Allon Mr. niinrnr Ms. Russell and chlAca, MIS-
Baxter, Ms. Muirouy, M.ss fi.cr Miss Brown
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sGaspPGNG ENVELLrGENcE.
PORT os acknowledgements q



s,oamshirs-Crcoe, Thompson. New-Orlean', Lud am'
He.nescu Co.; Paepsco Nea. Key Mesi, Deal.es,
Smith Co.; Chesapeake, Wi.eiis, Portland a. D. 0I0-
well A. Co. ~,
Steimers-yucan Morrison, Philadelphia LoFei MIX
p4ifiDk; Aiti.au, Kirk baltimore. . d. ,.,,,.
sMps-Mrlaounc Cirl, Cameron, Liverpool O. "iinltli
Naspswen, Turkey. H.yr'. ioYd ihc~eAi ~ .-l1 ''"'
James. Miseii.e5 Bae0,s DeNertu., p.r.,l
Isras-X auiho. Chapman, AsQ.nwAh FaHnns hs.foa1
C6r,.,rv. Nnon, ltwrd), MuI, Antwerp. flnci'
Me.nekc Wcldt; Cfone lBrl Boulder hes--ai =; =.
Phips; Hans, Breml Hluor II. aso &c Nnol j. IL q
s. de fs,orllai Lucy Rrf carysr lata ~ .on TO-;
Qpiular1 f,rl D. Moore pc.ou, ILompson hsS ai4S
Il RirL Gi.n5' New Orleans, n. d. Brookman =.
Bdgs-A. j. Smith (i.rh Atsnion' B'eh9aeie' Nd
x 20 Marco Polo tjrl Roberts 81 John, T. H. a. y en-
iston; ". NJ nodsc, Pcany' Pemanbaco, H. H. S"''
sehsoners-Noniezuma. Lewis Newburyror,, 1leieaL y
Duncan j. n. stceman Nickerson. Now bed.cf Fsrs,
SON s Wood. Caroline Eddy smith, Phialeliai. Dr.,
Son & Co.: Jane Maria, Bushnell, Norwich ~. =. NegA,"
SON. Emma uo.chNss, Robbins Philadelphia, naA,f
DAYTON; Emma Anderson lhrl, Acae', - j. EosTb
jose Baltimore j. W. Mckeei stranger hnsien 'AsN'i9''
H. s. cke Son; Barbara Dckie Fortress Aio"iee' -
Campbell: J. y. Boyd. Robbins, fortress alotso' e9 ~
orine scull Hog p aad. a. o. Benton sons, Htf r. tIh
Johnson 81. Martins, a. l. Co@s4oyi SEA "SH. N0A''''
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advert sementl


De- very common oppression out think armed 20 enbe'
h crd rre.e.ro thel 30 ripe cd age Is decidedly more
nch.ia and approp i.tis can only be d7ue by keepns
gef t,vv. sua -i convenient for with bottle Of
ht renowned aud ilp-ishable delight OF every idys Or
srtiofins -oirt tie FRAGRANT -OzODOSr .'r clean
i.t le gl ug ghd prese. ing the tecth' s"ei'nns and
ua.4f. Ius tIe breath, 10 hss no equal
S..l IS Dms-s.. ever. ,vicia and By HAIL AUczgL,
rtor. 40 10 G-ceu.scist new olE :. cents pr
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Marhets-cAnrrrrrr REPORTED FOR rHE n = TRr 1s

MarSefs-CARHFuILYh REPORTED Foh THE ~ !. 'i IS
,st,pso o,,,, &. oue, and gspkinged sales Of 20
OBJ, rq,, Sl ~ =, reaI' are ,oo and per a-e again
higher sg, baa '.ra go o g 3. 5 S.i .a If y
for Miadlrs' ~ ts -o re,or,cJ today Prices are nom.
. VI ~ . 49, s'''' '''
DFLoi.RAND MEAL--Tle demand 'or Western and state
Flour ay scgc the low grates aye les pf,3 ana p..
have ad,a.eeq l.e r' l,e IS bbs a. isG7 81 Tor
Supcfne stsef - .o. a@' ~ 10. olliL 70 70 - t,
state - - - 20 io5 any d9ii = - H. a ,o w, t
and family do p iOG n for 81 Louis estfl. ,sna9an
Flour j. 10 ir demand emery iof '.s s9,i' @ s fr,
shade better sales oft6l OD or p 10 - 20 ~,
end - 8Ja - 80 Tor Iudc md Family pr'nd., so.l,l
Flour j. more active eng li'ces ~ 81, ' ~ ~, l.i
Of 1900 6o.s 81 s. ~ r8 ~ ioi o9-. 70 i' I'D ~,
Rye Flour is hsm snd n ias demands s.es o. 1'v ' d.
- 4'a oin Veal d. h iat iol,. - IN ,
,res OF go bbls 90 50 u 30 80 ior Jc.y 2 20 ? d" 'i
Bf,uiSwin mi Z, ior i-n'i. -il "ioo1'5 rco5
GEAiN-iAe " Aelt m.sA,t y iaiiy a..se, e- a., 80. .
r.o. we've obtained towd the eo,, iof pa,lA iol 'De
delivery: but not quoted m2nef ioi 's on ' tiy' 80
spring TO srr,el ai ga ~ 5000 bushels do d. ~
t-e 30 oat . 70 81 - s2'f'y OD..' ~ , y. N a.,
Fo 81 ga 81 a., 80 en'te. oo. on Oh 'Pta. ~
Of and sS o S,,, i S'i rH %y'.'g at S ga ST. r.
NJ y '9 9ai 5. S. al ss -, o.s 9 ea q
sai..a I q r.. 'g g 9s 1.. nd IS ~ soaa,a
''" %, .r -, l,i. .,.csof =, r6 brs... canada
I We .-'- .'. 90 4. a.. lIi tt.,eis illes,
i'..I,.' m .c,. b. s -. $o.2 do. lo.
49,. fl, .t-re ~, oaot.i At oac. aai Ezim spns
M W., fo or s1 ~ FROM vrw YORK FOR TIE WEEK
ESDiS9 ,i nAi y ,i ~ wt...o-. Com. or,
r. C;..., r,-. "a, t.rre,s.l 49, ga .l3.H 49,.
10 H'.' nI '' ~ 81 S''''' ~ ia 2o5!
. ~ b. +, . .'..,' D., !, e. * mi ~
r..t IIstG 9n.su 2D-7
HOPS-TLelnarkct j. quiet tut steady We quote Mody
N ~ -: s,a ~ y & h. , and mice. l,,ov., but
toe' do rt ,a,r f,ey ald bu.iacs. r,tact,d sls
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Tho Buffalo and Lake Huron Railroad will be
merged with those Of the Grand Trunk. One hundred
and Sgliy miles Of third rail. between Buffalo and
sarna, viii make uubrokon guagc between tho At.
lanuc and Mississippi ard have already been
taken TO insure this result within year. When this
Is consummated, Buffalo will again resume her position
az the great confer OF traffic Of Which, IN q measure
she was deprived by the construction Of dyerging lines
bridge spanning the Niagara River at Buffalo will
socn become fixed faa. Tie controlling interest in It
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SGT. Jno. Finn, B, q Mass, Ell.
bow.
Franci. Lejoy, @, l2U. 6, jew
Horace Sayre, II, do, do, arm
Corp. Henry 5. Taylor, Z, II
u. s., head.
W. Hess, G, ls5 Pa, shoulder.
SGT. o. Camp, @. 1855 Pa, ler.
NJ. Bryant, 3, u u. s.. hand.
Sam Japiing, +. "a 4. $, arn.
O. Jones, If, lac N. Y, thigh.
+. Dimbleby, a, al NY, arm
!. Rudman, Is, IA y. T., arm.
NJ. Sheehm, b, 9 Mas. thigh
Cor. J.P. Hess, G. y u. s., arm
4. Bowen, {, o. Pa. hand.
CIV. Ryder, CLAUS. leg ann
T. J. Gatinge. r. 81 Pa, hand
J.E.Teiit, d, IL Us, neck an,
hand.
W.S.Hindman, @. 100 Pa, leg.
". G.. Kclls. y. 81 Pa.. neck.
Sergt J.Bafdci.E. liu y. Y. lce
r. kHeeAcr, r, 9l Pa. knee.
Corp. q. a. Serene, X, ls5 Pl.
arm.
C.Al.Smi,h, X. 1856 Pa, breast.
j. q. Kerr, {. III Pa, elbow.
c. O.. Dunn, c, IL u. $, bTcasI
and arm.
D.GLcbhoiscr,K.9l Pc, knc,
II. Haynes. r, Is q. S., leg.
Geo. Cumer, 4, IL Pa, arm.
Mich.Ha.an, DEUS, abdm'n
Peter Doyle. !. p Mass thigh.
VIM. h. Martis, {, 3 Mass.
Bot. back.
John Williams, c, PA. thigh
John Williams, r. Oh Pa. leg.
IL SEILuIsHiSC on a.
Jas. Gillian. +, "a y. Y, arm.
Memo Mocnr, r, ANY. LEGS.
r. q. Bennett, r, ANY. icss
Ed Eyert, q, 10 Mich, leg.
THIRD
Norman Sprague, b, y IA. II
C., arm.
Alfred Hyneman, a, u PRO
heel
4. Duf. G, II Pa. Vols. leg.
Jno. Oidncy. II. 6 PRO. side
a.. vs.. Lowe. O, u PRO, foo
Geo. lsenherger, I, : DO, scall
Cofp. ". iadon, G., do, lcs.
Charles Gard, b, u +. H. G.
back.
Corp. CIV. Cray, c do, los.
FOURTH
Jno. DAVIS. =, lf3Pa-, Zip.
Watson A'vcrson, 1th CO., IL
laf. y. j. s.. s., ann.
Louis Arnold. @. liJ Pa, leg.
j. Adams. G. 6 Wis. chc,t.
Bonn. bartholomew, b, = lhl
shoulder and neck.
Chr. B0use. IA. $40 Pa. chest.
Couud Barrett. %, li9 Pa, il
GER.
Cart. Jno. \. Back, b, So Pa.
ggm.
Cornl. Philip K. B,acker X 2
fu., toe.
Lieut.. Juo. Boeiy, II, Q VIZ
chest.
Lorcuzo Blergar, c, li9 Ia
tAi-h.
=. Caivert. c. W.. Ghost.
Andrew Cousolicr, &, $50 Pa.
back.
Corr. !. VI. Crospcn, K.7Wis
lce.
In Comcr. p. l,3 Pa. 'cr.
Corp. Milton Campbell, II =
Pa.. ann.
CLas. Cuppcmer X, . Wis
llce.
isi -cret. HcIbcT. Dyer y,
W.. alu.
Adtibelt u.r, e, &c Pa., ann.
VIM. Dice. ID. fi9 ra. hiq
Sa.n. DI.llu. {. liJPa- tli-i
Mo.rs D4rc,s Il -. I.t-y
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For - CESTs-T'ne jan, Feb, March, April,
Nav and June numbers Of the ILLUSTRATED PHEyoLoGcA
JoagAL w BE- sent by return post. To secure tie Pictorial
Double NUMBER with Piyiosnomy, EtLnolosy. Physiology
a,d Psychology seud at oace FOWLER WELIs No. SO
broadway, Ncw-Yofk.
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Chss. Jennison, c, li6 n "
shoulder.
G. w. Brakeman, c, lil do. leg.
Seret. Geo. T.. Mcclellan, i l35
Pa, foot.
Set. A. Lang, =, II y. g., thigh.
J. CIowbasoo, +, GO Pa, finger.
Lite. flunkett, . Mass. ,srm am.
4. &. Dclue, {, y Mass. face.
P.Dougherty, y ,22Mass. silks
ID. Fox. T., I Mich, thigh.
u. Buckley, ID, l5 N. T.. face.
Il. J. Coady, X, if6 n. Y,
. shoulder and back.
-. Moran, ID, II u. =. mouth.
O.Cayanagh, ID ifjN.Y.,
II. Baldwin. p l55Pa. armSlunss
.SetD.J Stewart, II l55Pa. NTH.
4. ". framp'on, O, p Mass,
ankle.
SIT. T.Rich. II. lG Me-, bowels.
s. Nichols. I, - Mass, thigh.
W. ". Rice, VI. u u. g. arm.
T.. Corey, G, Ga Pa, abdomen.
". llickock. &. Is Wis, died.
:. Sielan, d. 40 Pa. head.
Col. Corp. X. Boyd, J., 81 Ia,
abdomen.
". r. Usher, D, &c y. Y, leg
and ann.
.LBurtouslaw,F. US, head.
J.J.Mor.an, T. p Mass. thigh.
G.A.Stcphons. n ~ US, head.
J.. \. Lane 4, II u. s., leg.
Capt. GeoLockley, A, / Michp
thisl.
Lieut.. Anthony p. Graves, "a
". Y. elbow.
Henry Bal'wer,C. Is NY. o., heel
~ MARCH. MAY y. lali.
Michael Carey +, 83 Pa, leg.
Reuben Sharp, h, 90 Pa, ankle.
Moi. o. a. Spear, 90 Me. les,
WIN. Nahom, 10 Mich, killed
.Jno. Lamont, II. : do, back.
ST. s. :. King, ] Rifles, PRO.
Z. forearm.
VIM. J. Hamilton, !, llP.RC.
Lee amputated.
Con. D.Malters, c, l2P. X. c.
!. scalp and leg.
'Jno Brooss, II, l2P.RC.. leg.
Cept. J.. a Mcpherson, A.LO.
ID brig. breast.
4. J. Chase. X, ~ Mass. leg.
Sam. Bruncr, Gil P.RC., leg.
DIVISION.
GOO. Baker, 2. l{2 Pa. Lip.
John 4. Busf, \, lf1 Pa. died.
Moses Bennett, q, Wis, cat
and th.eh.
Orin Bcaldsly, c, ~ y. T.
died.
Tmanuol Boo a., G, 80 Pa,
arm.
70 rtcf. Brown, II. li3 IA. .ee.
Benz. 4. Boyi,C iflPa..tt.-h.
, ~. aacl BumgaincI l., lijfa,
clcrt
5 Iro Broolleafi, G, 10 Pa,
died.
DsnielCrouk. c. 1i7N.Y.lnd.
Pat. c. dy b, = Ind, thi-h.
,Iiiren Console. {, $50 Pa,
ucck.
fofn Edison. F.lf9pa, facc
. Du. Fitzpatrick, Est. ID, y.
s. Art. th.-A
Scret. :. -. Goodwin, 10 Ind.
foot.
WIN. GREY. p. ls0 Pa. bowels.
Syd. r Oriewold G.sluifIIgL
Corr. Henry George, :. 1874,
, chest.
Io.. Grar'. II. Wis. bad.
Corr. Oliver J.. Gibbons, 4, :
inl. 'cs.
DC. Da.rr. 100 P1. ler.
To.. Iarioff D.. q VIE. hand.
Ias. s. 1904. q. IS, POO. .iId r.
A..x.fiUehca. D.. VII, rir.t
Nm.ll.I. II Bat n.y. :. =,
. f.i-h.
David lfo''rrs j.. -inl. 0o'.
Io.hnal. aiIs, s li3fa.,etss'.
..Cl..P. McMasieu, D, liIla..
ltaA
Ia HHH
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OpsrorIEs oy rnE LAVE Coz. HALL.-An

OBsEoUIEs or THE LATE Col. Italian
immense number Of civil and military officers Assem-.
bcd yesterday afternoon at No. 81 Livingston street,
Brooklyn, the residence Of ex.Mayor George Hall,
father of the deceased to pay fitting tribute Of re-
spcct to the remains Of Col George T. Hell Of the go
Regiment y. y. Volunteers Ry order Of Gen Daryea,
the sd Regiment y Y. 8. y g., Col Coles command.
ing acted az escort 10 tie funeral. and the pabearers
BRIGADE OF New.York The officers Of tie ed Regi.
mcnt Joined IN the procession ont Of respect 10 their ae
floW.oiicer Following the helrsc was tie iet black
charger 81 Col. Han Tie remains were removed to
Greenwood Cemetery, where they were inferred with
fitting honOrs.
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Gold sold attic Stock Exchange at lsGGlsGh
sudden Advance 10 100 tie highest rate get reached
From this tie market broke TO leli rallied 10 lse and
closed 40 -s % y ?. stocks are lguer AID more in
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feature Of the whole affair the presentation 10
Miss Caroline +. Whiting by Mr.; Atterbury on
behalf Of the graduates, Of beautiful album filed with
their photographs. In presenting the album Mr. Alter
bury alluded to the long connection Of Miss Whiting
with the school as Principal of the Female Department.
cupied her present position He paid her an excellent
tribute in dwelling the zeal and devotion and the
love that she has displayed at all times toward her
scholars. Two generations have been taught by her
since she has been connected wsh the school, TWENTY
nine years ago she numbered 80 scholars according 70
the she has now nine hundred under her charge
with their diplomas, said few words u
counsel and good advice to the young ladies.
He spoke Of the strict examination 20 which they were
subjected in graduating and also Of the necessity Of
having public female college. Tho exercises closed
with tie doxoI0gy. The following is list OF those WHO
received diplomas:
Mssas Ansoline Fletcher. Etie c. Burke Alice Gordon
sie Rabbit Helen H. Fuller, Aldi Wooey, Eliza Nitehke
foI.a Naudgris Emma r. Schoield, Maggie T.. Peny
Loua NJ. Randall Kitty ". Adams Charlotte Smith, May
Jane lockwood
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS can use, with entire
snferv the famous KKST's EAST INDIA Coffee whrh
!. soi byau glocerr. Free % cents peE o.. TX or
GENERAL DEPOT No. ia Relde-sl.
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TAdvertisement.l
TAdVtrflsFIU'NT'I
FouRTu NATIONAL BANK Nos. y and ~ Finest

This Bank has received, and has now on
Poyps Of an .izes with Coupons from march,. Bankabie
money aud certified checks receige ed In payment . .
MoERIs KEICHUE, President.
d. w. VAUGHAN Cashier.
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INtW IVVfs
This Bank has now on hand for immediate de-
livery an ample supply Of U. s. lc BONDS with COUPONS,
from March
Payment may be made In any funds current in this city,
SAMrRL c. Thomson, President
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-
l.Loais Close. r. e3N. Y.ncck.
lhos. Merrill, X. 3 Me-. tAish.
l.Hard ou stopp, g.. - la., les.
l.Sgt. Levi Chsf. 7. O. Pa, les.
. Hcrry Green, * T. Me-, fncc.
uCap.. Geo b. Abraham, Is 3
B. lHi., am
3. Wa. .ulnaV1n, Il, II y. Y.
ra1eI.
Col M.B.Lakeman.3 NJ. add
l.LoreIzo y. Wilbur, J.. . .lc..
arm
.1hos. Kelly, y. %. Pa. NJ
!, Lowell riacipc.. l,i. Ne. lfs.
sr' rhos.llart,il i0N. l.clc q.
Liiaff-sH Lissor, q, . Mich
slou.0eE
lCart Jr,. Becker, :, ~ y. -
.lou..tr.
Geo. -. Atrlols ID, % Pa.
ID clett-alel
San. IfI ln. G. c. Pa, Hcc..
Amos Ir... =, Ne.. Din.
Jas Lemn *. eJ ny. frrs.
,frel i. swclt4eIi ], Jos lat
Deg.
Corp. stephen sampson. ], 90
y. T.. t.'1h.
NELSON Bean. ], Il Me-, che7I
..J-s McAl.i.feI, . Ne. afm.
Corp. Jaf. Flynn, !, a3 y. T.
neck.
MAJ den Wait. 2, 30 lo.. loot.
Eugene IL. Young H. . Mer
10, dfM.
Lieut. JAS. J.. Doak, . Me-
c.c-t.
lstsrLAddison Llw,C,io5 70.
foot.
Jas. Huime Ell Ne. tlirh.
dLegi O-rrll,r, J. % Pa, hand
d. and fh-H.
SGT. Dem. Collier, AIN y.
o. Art, wrist.
Dan. AcAeruan, 4, Ia y. l.,
knee.
,Cyrus ACrce'ey ~ U.s.s.s,
shoulder
Henry W. sismaa, D, 20 Pa,
VI arm.
Z. ". Crone, G, ~. S. s. s,
., % iomru.
joel Porter, D, % Pa, thigh,
Il leld.
Juo.Law.E.2U.s. s.. chest.
a. $. Wh'rple. II, , O.. 5. >.
5Hueh bradley, X, 90 Penn"
band.
Frapei. Moore, T, oN.Y. AT,
hfsa-.
Cop. L. Bump, 4, % =. y.
gfI.
II. J.. Hrn ing, x. lil Pa.f,et
w J.. Heal, ~, Z Nc. hand.
Corp. Geo. Jackson, h, I Ne.
sA0nia-
Jat ODap. F. GO Pa. 'e~.
Albert Goodwin. ID, ! Sc, leg.
, q. w. Taylor, %, SO Pa, ON. b.
Joel Sixan, F.4Me., abdomen.
W. 5. EarG. 10 Ne. srn.
Corr. $. PINE. Dr.. 51 N.Y..lrg.
sam 4. Tun.ston, a, 4 Sc,
ler.
L.Haunaisn. K,23N.Y.che,i.
sam. j. Wool-an, J., . Mich,
shoulder.
.1no. Rector, x, 20. NY. sh'ar.
.Geo. J.. KoaTu-u, @, "a y. T..
lru.
.Jno. C'ars. +, p y. Y. arin.
.Iss. Ross. J, 3 Me-, hand.
Phi. Hcit, G., ~ NY, iegamp.
Corn. n. T.. Campbell, Il, o.
. r.. knee.
Henry Sl-uau, d, 90 Pa, arm.
It, s.. T. Pierce, u, S Mich, 4b-
]. d0men.
.Varri On Carroll, {, 8 Mich,
wrist and abdomen.
Barney Laurdon, II, 90 ". Y,
leg auputa'td.
Corp. ia. Keunoy, J, ii y. Y,
foot.
I'd. Moicy c, ON. y. finger.
Matthew Slop D, 80 Ps., finGer.
DIVISION. SECOND ARMY
?. Z. NJ, MAY -.
Z. 81 Zaue, O. Pa. shouier.
Ias. Divine. r., u Pa. thigh.
O.. {. Br0wuson. -, II Pa do.
s. K. Allen. G. lo., groin.
Is.ae. Lan.ion, v, ll ~, loot.
Geo. mmou. J., Z u. y. Ari.,
hand.
g DIVISION OF Heavy
AkalY CORPS, NOSDAY,
n. GALLAGHER. AMY, arm.
Henry Pot, u. 2 y. T.. toe.
&. Speed. Is. ! BE. h1gtr
WIN. q hMr. a. ] Ne. tn2rr.
Sam. Grb on n, ] Mc thigh.
O.. Perkins. -, flie, hard
sersL Chas. Palmer. q, IN. "
fingers.
III CCHIg, N ACTION OF
JERICHO MILLS.
sgt. Eli $. Rocker, &, Il u. s.
arm.
VIM. Kinney. D. l3U. s., head.
Corr. Cornelius IlcMmcTly, \
Ism. Y. arm.
Mich. D-cw. G., 81 Pa, breast.
Josiah Tomi'l. G. co., crn.
Archer Willie, +, 10 Mich,
shoulder
Clos. Smith, % Pa., thigh.
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lAayertisementl

is in hands which ensure to oil lines terminating here
free access to and over it.
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MINIATURE ALNANAc 80
Sln-Rses... 43i Ssts....... T2f hoon'scs.. l.lS
uIGH WATER THIS DAY 80,
sandy Hook. 1929 Gov Island. $40 Hell, Oa'c..' s'A
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CAsUAI ms TUWD DrlslON sECOND AMY CIEIs
MONDAY P. n. MAY ~, 1851, MAN HANoVh-
Y

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an3- n.. 'i,'i'' =, - a. = y , M
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arm. =
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y.ra.
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.r,.Fd. j. Coz. =. ~ -. I..f
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fe.h.
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st. Dan. Tsv,.r. ,. 90 Ind.
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Walter lones,k 9 Ny, arm.
Lo.hfy i-'o' =, y. II. &C. & La
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T,,h.........s $500 44G3.a q ac-a1
Ofthc general merchandise. ouc-fourth the a'aount
wps Coffee sL02a9. Sugar sp7s3i. iFon. sas'oooi
wool. 81 coz. Hides. s400QOi Cotton, $4,000
Watches and JcweIry siil0o.
By telegraph, dated san Francisco, My 26,
Mining Stocks were quoted: ophr. $500 e foot;
Gould Curry siOo0 co. Savaec $1,000 do Potosi
600 DO; Yellow jacket. 500 Co.; Hale NolcEoss.
$500 DO, State Telegraph, 81 q Share.
\ few banks continue their opposition to the
National currency ard refuse % receive IN payment
81 Treasury drafts - these corpWa,ions Go bot own
tAc.T dealers but Ike oiler trade.men ere dependent
uron te good w ofiao pubhc tis difficulty viii soon
70 overcome. Whatever Jew -cifcousrgue ofi
corr may BE- nothing s better settle than Ore facts that
.ie drrosi'ou rll customer ~ the New.iork or!
banks are loyal .rl .r'ond 90 give lc financial meas
1l,s of tlc Government hearty support They know
that tlc National currency s tle b.t u aso and mean
20 protect i. They intend 10 deposit T. and the dig
mtg o. existing banks does not allow them 20 r.
cevc 70 the business Of the city win soon pass O.
tie National banks and local Institutions sogacious
enough 90 shape their concerns IN accordancc
with TIE financial wants u the times. Ito banks
which fancy tho Government aud all business
10 exist for their benefit mainly wil Ike tie Old
seled by modern machinery. u IS only necessary TO
examine tho composition o. TIE direction Of q bank
which assumes % dictate 20 Tho Secretary of tle Treas
ury that solfintcrest TO say nothing 81 an ord
navy regard Tor public opinion VIII soon compel Us man
ayers % harmonic with what is becoming the con-
trolling financial system of tie country. The following
list which includes names which throughout the Union
are synonymous with patriotism and devotion 10 tie
country Illustrate this positions Vim. II. Aspinwall
Icui J.. Swan. TLos. II. Fae. David Thompson, John
Cryder. WIN. Whiuock, Jr., Joseph Battel.
Fiol. G. Foster. John Slade. Robert 4.
Woodward josiah O. Law, Sheppard Candy.
Tie country has had thus fr the best services aud tie
wealth OF such these and wiz have them TO the
end. Mos, Of them have something tie Government
wants 20 bug pay for ia National Caveacy drafts
to be met by the currency. Such payment this IS not
good enough present Tor the managers OF these bank
stocks tut il viii BE- II Is whore bank managers
have only the choice Of yielding. The Nationalsystem
has the good viii Of the public. and from this there is
no heightened appeal.
The sales Of l0-i0s by the First National Bank
to-day was e2l995O The Treasury drafts paid for the
week S7OOoO0.
The Trustees Of tie first mortgage bonds Of
tho Cincinnati AID Zanesyne Railroad Company give
notice that they ready to issue the bonds and
to pay the coupons that due the lst Of May.
The Columbia Marine Insurance Company
give notice that and after the lst proximo they win
issue certificates for the scrip dividend Of profits dc
c'-rcd on the cash capital stock Of the Company.
Tho Chicago and Alton Railroad Company
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FIRST NATIONAL BATK OF NEw-YoRK,
N.,vV orL Nav % ioG4 !
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CASUALTIES IL SECOND
CONS MoNpAy

u. Jas. Clark, ~ Pn- killed.
seret. A. Hall, h, ~ n. Y,
head.
Courad shulnyIe, 2, liInd
elbow.
p. Mcpherson, G, 20 Ind,
elbow.
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CASUALTIES OF TYLrI
ARTILLERY, SEc0SD

+. NJ, MAY %.
Jno. New'ani. q. 2N'Y.. toe
upufa.ri
=. &. Evns. y, 2 y. Y, head.
Isos. Granvilie. n, 3 =. Y.
c0u- g. .1lei
Sort Mcdonald, d, 8E. y.
h cf.
r. Robinson, n. III y, fng'r'
CASUALTIES OF InE PIP
MAY 23-4, NEAR
J.. Thos. Cargiil, 8 Mass. Bat
lcr.
Josiah Robbins, 2. p DO, face.
Cir. Snbcrt J., nus. j., ATM.
s. G. Wood, r. - Macs, ier.
Jno. Mckeruan, y Q DO, 'er.
scrgt. Geo. 4. HAfdmln, i, q
3d.. head.
Jno. llillian. p. NUS. lor.
Jas. McOaon, q q y. T. bead.
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ihftlssssssss fihi" - T9afE@1 Al
Increase lG6i....... p $50 a.
The earnings Of the Chicago and Northwest
ern Railway Company FOR tie week endiae May 81, 1854