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The Game-Law of Illinois--A Warning
to Pot-Hunters.

Complaints are made from various parts OF
the country that pot hunters are already
shooting the young prairie chickens for mar.
ket. Some restaurant keepers serve them up
as poodcock, (which are now in season. in
order to evade the law. There is firm de-
termination to put this law in force, to pre-
vent the utter annihilation of game, and we
have been requested to publish it that all
may know its penalties
Be it enacted by the People of the State OF Illinois
represented IN the General Assembly:
SECTION L. That it shall be unlawful for
any person to kill, trap, net or ensnare any
dear, fawn, wild turkey, grouse, prairie hen
chicken, or quail, between the first day of
January and the fifteenth day of August ;
any woodeock between the first day of Junu.
airy and the first day of July; any wild
duck, goose or brant, bstween the fifteenth
day of April and the fifteenth day of August,
in each and every year.
SEC. 2. That il shall be unlawful for any
person or corporation to buy, sell, or have in
possession any of the before mentioned ami
mails or birds, between the first day of Janu-
ary and the fifteenth day of August in each
and every year as aforesaid, which shall be
killed, entrapped, Melted or ensnared, con-
trary to the provisions of section one of this
act.
SEC. 3. 1t shall be unlawful for any per-
son or persons to destroy remove from the
nest of any prairie chicken. grouse or quail
any egg or eggs of any such bird, or for any
person or persons to buy, sell, have in pos
session, or traffic any such eggs, or willfully
to destroy the nests of such birds, under a
penalty of five dollars for each and every
offense, to be used for aud recovered as pro-
vided IN section five of this act.
Sec. A. Any person who shall 60 upon the
premises OF any person or persons, or corpo-
ration, whether the same be inclosed or not,
with intention to ensnare, trap or net, or be
found entrapping, sharing or netting. any of
the before mentioned animals or birds, or to
hunt. or be found hunting or killing any of
the above mentioned animals or birds. at or
within the time aforesaid, shall be deemed
guilty of tresspass. and may be prosecuted
before any justice of the peace of the county
wherein the said premises may be by the
owner or person in possession of the same,
in any action of tresspass, and fined in any
sum not less than five dollars nor more than
twenty dollars. TO go to the owner or occu-
pant of said premises; Propided, however.
that a judgment obtained against any person
for violation of this act, under the fifth seq
tion thereof, shall be bar to any suit under
the fourth section of this act. aol TEn rss
SIC. 5. Any person who shall willfully
violate any of the provisions of this sct shall
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INSURE In MERCHANTS
insurance Company
OF HARTFORD, CONN. en-
Cash Capital
CIGAR AND TOBACCo STORE.

,HE SUBSCRIBER has purchased the
i Tobacco Store on Illinois street, in johnson ),
American Block, where he win continue the bus
mess of fooacconist, and the Manufacture of
cigars. He will keep always on hand a good
stock OF all Alnds of Cigars, Tobacco, Snuff.
smoking and Chewing Tobacco, Pipes, Ciear
Holders, Tobacco Bags, Cigar Cases, &C., &c.
lie generally and merit share Of public pstron.
age. MATHEW SCBLRGEI,'--
Rock Island, June ~, dtf s'ssl198 E-1E :
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Cure for Hydrophobis.

DR.. Buisson, SAYS the .Saln Public, of LYONS,
claims to have discovered a remedy for this terri
BILE disease, and TO have applied it with complete
success in many cases. In attending a female
patient in the last stage of canine rabies, the
doctor imprudently wiped his hands with hand
kerchief impregnated with her saliva. There
happened to be slight abrasion on the index fin
ger of the left hand, and. confident in his own
curative system, the doctor merely washed the
part with water. However, he fully aware
of the imprudence he had committed, and gives
the following account of the matter afterwArd /:
Believing that the malady would not declare
itself until the fortieth day. having numerous pa
tients to visit, 1 put off from day to day the ap-
plication OF my remedy that is to say vapor baths
The ninth day, being in my cabinet felt all at
once pain in the throat and still greater one
in the eyes. NV body seemed so light that
felt if could jump prodgious height, or
that, If threw myself out of window could
sustain myself in the air. Ny hair was so sensi-
tive that appeared able to count each separately
without looking at it. Saliva kept continually
forming in the mouth. Any movement of air in
hicted great pain me, and was Obliged to
avoid the sight of brilliant objects; had a con-
tinual desire TO run and bite, not human beings
but animals, and all that was near me, drank
with difficulty, and remarked that the sight of
water distressed me more than the pain in the
throat. believe that by shutting the ewes any
one suffering under hydTophoba can ALWAYS
then felt the pain start from the index finger
and run up the nerves to the shoulder
In this state, thinking that my course was pre-
sentative and not curative, | took u vapor bath,
not with the intention of cure but of sugocating
myself When the bath was at heat of So deg
centigrade (93 deg, min. sec. Fahrenheit
all the symptoms disappeared, as if BY magic.
and since then have never felt anything more
OF them. have attended more than eighty per-
sons bltteu by mad animals and have not lost
a single case. When a person has been bitten
by mad dog, he must for seven successive DAYS
take vaper bath Ia Ia RSSe as it is called )of 81
to 81 deg. This is the preventive remedy
When the disease is declared, il only requires
one vapor bath, rapidly increased to 81 degrees
centigrade, then slowly 20 60 degrees; the
patient must strictly confne himself to his cham
Der until the cure is complete. Dr. Buisson men
tons several other curious faces. An American
had been bitten by a rattlesnake about eight
leagues away from home. Wishing to die in the
bosom of his family, he ran the greater part of
the way home, aud, going to bed, perspired pro-
fusely, and the wound healed as any simple cut
The bite of the tarantuly is cured by the exercise
of dancing, the free perspiration dissipating the
virus. liza young child be vaccinated, and then
be made to take vapor BATH the vaccine does
not take. On
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An IScIDEsr.-The Louisville Democrat has
the following :-raf -775Trrrr eer -, -
A confederate officer who was on his way back
TO his home in Georgia, was out near the Nash
vile depot yesterday. He was suddenly surprised
at being surrounded by five or six negroes who
had recognized him and jumped down from their
wagons to run and meet him. They begged him
20 take them back home with him, that they would
De "de best niggas he cher seed" if he would
Arrangements we're made, and master and ne
groes all left on the train for Georgia togather.
last night. tcai- - : :,
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NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN to all who's
IN it may concern tina; John Arnold and There's
Arnold having this day separated from board A.
bed BY mutual agreement, and hereby forbid =
persons to trust or harbor her, said Theresa y
mold, on my account. ~st
JOHN ARNOLD.
Rock Island, June 29th 1866 dwsw.
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STEAM BOILER MANUFACTORY.
steam Boilers.
FLOUR AND FEED.

IkJE are now manufacturing and are pre-
w pared to deliver, on short notice, IN any
part OF the city, the very best quality OF wheat
hour, rye -four, rye meal, corn meal, hominy
bran. SC all OF which we warrant
xs- Orders LETT at VIM. Shearer's or J. b.
NJ c. Tricks grocery stores, or AZ the mill, viii
be promptly attended to.
Rock Island, Dec. 20, 1864, diff
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FARM WAGONS.

NOTWITHSTANDING am building .
IN large number Of Pixies Peak Wagons, STD
continue the business of making
THE VERY BEST FARM WAGONS,
and woulds,y TO the farmers of this and sd!OIf
ing counties that 1 can supply them with iai
thing they want in my line, of the best quilI9
and at reasonable ratea. B. H. KIMBALL.
Rock Inland, Jan 20, dwtf.
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o. j. DlMICk,
Real Estate and Land Agent. =
OFFICE IN LIVERY BUILDING,
WASHINGTON street.

FOR SALE:
TWO GOOD STORES and Dwelling on Illinois
street, belonging to Cooks estate). For sale on
long time, and at great bargain.
TW0IMPROyED FARMS within few miles
OF the city. ----r -.-... =.
TWO LARGE ELEGANT BRICK. Dwell
LINGS on Moline Avenue.
THREE OUT LOTS, from ten to thirty-six
acres each, well adapted for gardening)
A SPLENDID BUILDING LOT containing one
acre OF land, well situated, corner of Broadway
and Moline Avenue.
TEN DWELLING HOUSES AND LOTS in
different parts of the city for sale.
HOUSES and lots rented, taxes paid, money
loaned on real estate, or anything pertaining In
the real estate business.
Enquire OF o. J. DIMICK,
Real Estate Agent.
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JoLIET-.sTosE QUARRY,

| ID SANGER & SON. Quarrymen
L. 1 and Dealers IN Tagging, Dimension
and Rubb'e Stone. sT ~
Quarry onthe Rock Island Railroad ana Illinois
and Michigan Canal, -
JOLIET, Illinois. :
order. june23dw3m.
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Arrived.

| Arrived
Steamship Hev.ts Prowse Liverpool ssth UT and Queens
towu 29th mdse. and 100 pass, Williams "uoh rssed
Stsam,hip Golden Rule, 0reytowu Mic, u days to C. A.
stsnio Corsica orb L. M-ssurier Havana 9Th inst via
E.s.sn 10Th mdse. and pass. to T.. Cunsrd.
steamer Baltimore, Lewis, Washington IS hours mdss. to
| James Hand Co. .
sras 10 IL dead bodies nosns supposed to be from
| steamer Gen Lyon.
a. 4 transport Herman Livins ston. Baker Beaufort ~ c..
pess. to u. ). Qusrermsster
steam transport Charles C. Lesy Dolby Fortress Monroe
% hours. ballast TO u. 5. Quarternsstet.
Steam transport Paithrna Bsckus NeAbeiu N C., 7h
ns via Fortress Monroe 70 hours in bal TO IT, S Quar-
Was towed from Fortress Monroe by steam trans
port California. her boilers having given out
hours with steamer Parhcna In to IT, >. Quarermaster
Ship Benjamin Adams, Chsse, NewOrean' Hour, &c, Tap
scott BROS. 20.
Ship Caroline Nesuh CotteT Port Royal dpy'In ballast
Eesmth 4 Sons.
Buk Rw Griffith. tof Turks Islsnd Drummond Matanzss
days, sugar, J. f. Ward Co
bark Lsura (Brem) Schmidt, Bremen, 3S days md'e and
Bark 3lenasdals tof Pctou, Mcdonald, Hsvan. days.
sugar. to master. - -
Bark Jane Carl (of Arbrosth) H Rio Jansro Is days
Bark Noafwood eof Nassau Reymer. MaamOru. II dy,
cotton. ~ Alexandra Sons
BsrE Eurrks (of Yarmouth Me Chandler sssua 10 days
sugar Wsl.h Carver Le barks Esther and Mary &. Dyer
both for New York in 10 days
Barb Hannibal Hawkins Port Royal, adsys In ballast N
l.. McCresdy Co.
sugar, 10, J. 9. HAhain>
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Per w s'es 'ra'"s hp'" 10, 10 ,orv
IN THE HOSPITALS ~ AND ABOUT sL"roEh'
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cAsE, SovkRssEsf usDERrAksh. NO. ~ shASp "h.tf'
ur ,,,,
Allison, v Q. died on u.n,pon on way from wilmington
enlisted Rn...llvgls Ohio.
Bxey stephen 10, Lieut age q: Co H. seth New Yosk
r,,leneo when ENLISTED Young Jiciory Steuben Co.,
n
Bo,d Jo.hps j. are 10, Co T. ifh wi,oonsix residence
VI, ,nli.,,d g.i.,n. Non-u Co Wis
p.,,oa ri,h ~. as Co. c. as, Ohio residence when
,nn.,,J Richmond pu,r.rn Co Ohio
p,,,, I'D On ,,,n,nar, on ,x.y from Wilmins,on
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Dunn, .n'o .n,, -. - 60. -, ~ w ''
aIn ., ~. u 4. e r s-,h Indian. residence.
''sh"en,h1 1879 XII = u a., AZ - ia
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rIosey' 70 - az, ~" - IN r,i,... ,..iS.pc.
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M, "n shh'' IVY ~ 80 n 80, yyi.con.,,. r.,iden.s
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n,.,, Io,. 49,. a. a. Pa M,.,ehgse,,,; re.idence
wh~n .ni.tsd untnoun.~
Yn.y H1nry 1olor-d age % residence when enlisted
Pro,ideno. r.
Fson Frederick are 10; Co r. i7oh 1ndsBsj residence
vh,n enlisted Wsmasii Noble Co., Ind
Grace s.mu. e. are Co o. 10Th Psnnsylvanis; resdence
when enlisted P.rins. z. o., Mercer Co. Pa
Oidsr.eys seymour age Tag eontrse, printer rssdencs
N.vYotl Cty
Gp,d s,rn.i ca u ssh M,...~hu,.,,s; r-.d~nce when
,,n.,,d ,n.,ovn Di.d %, u.nsport
Ghb. 0,ors, (jr.xs's battery: R.b~I prisoner.
Joshgs W. s.s<t AZ. - o. Ilnosi resi-
d-noe when enlisted. Nashville, Washington Co, Ill
Harvey James r.. 10 Co X I'D Illinois rc'idencs when
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FATAL ACCIDENT on BOARD THE STEAMSHIP

FATAL ACCIDENT on BOARD THE STEAMsHIP
CORSICA PROM HAvAsA.-A terrible accident occurred
on board the Steamship Corsica on her late passage
from Havana to this port which resulted In tho death
Of Two persons and three others seriously injured 1t
appears that when four hours out from port barrel OF
spirits was about being lowered into the lower hold
when owing to some wrong management In arranging
the sings the barrel slipped and fel with great force
into the hold. where II Immediately burst Inc store
time with several .ohers upon seeing the occurrence
went immediately to tho barrel and having lighted
candle Ia bis hand 1t set fire 20 the sprts which ei
ploded Killing Nj Hne instantly and mortaly wound
ing the carpenter, Mr. l.. hcNeal, who died on Thurs
day night Three others Of the crew. named MITCHELL
Thompson and Murphy are seriously injured; but VIII
recover The passenger. held meeting on board. FOR
the relief Of tie sufferers whereupon some ESQ., were
Subs. ribed
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70 olsvslsnd. O., b, Ata.tis sPd 0Fesa Western
RI Mn As1wsy Soot Of Chsnbssst. con-
neeeiss Tith Railrosds fer III principal citss in
tbs West . M and. .........................0
To 0reenpoEt O. tsnd on Saturdays P. mDto
Yapbsnk, Ishp, fsnDsdale, Lons Island, BY L..
I. Railrosd from Jamessip and foot OF Dth-st..
r.. ana
For Hudson, CatskiI and Bristol, by steamer Trsv.
sleE, Monday "Wednesday and Friday, foot Of
Harrison-st, North River. p M
To New. Haven, Hartford, and Spring6eld-5teau-
leave Peck Slip at ~ AID ................ III y m
To New Haven, by the New. Haven R.R., 27thst.
aud 4h-sv at T. g. III m; III g. 3:45, A. and p NJ
To the West. by Pemisy ivsnia Genital Railroad.
from foot Of CORTLAND st. wa Phi sdel phia; 8 am.
and r. Sunday tram. Observation-Disclosures. p m
To the West, by Central Railroad OF New-Jersey.
win Allentown ,irom pier y. r.. a. m, IL Ia.
and 800 p Sunday train. Northumberland. p N
To Pbilsdel pha by II. anne, Jes.e Hoy daily, (Snu-
days excepted) from foot Of Wall-t, Brooklyn.
connecting At Port Monmouth with trains for
Phlade pha.. . M
To Philadelphia by New Jerey Railroad, foot OF
Courtlandtst T. 10 and II H. m. IL M, and p.
M. and IL midnight Sundv..........."..... p m.
70 Philadelphia, per Railway and Steamboat, (5un.
days excepted via Csndenand Amboy. from foot
Of Barciay.st, a. IN. Bxpess................. p m
To Providence by Neptune Steamship Co.'S lane.
daily from pier 81, foot Of RobnsoDst., X, at p M
To Red Bank and Long Branch, by steamer Eagle. .
daily from pier foot OF Murray st., st.."...... p m
To Washington. by NewJersey r. X foot Of
Courtlandt,t. =, and III a. M, D. m, and IL
midnight. Sunday. ........................... m
For further information 10 regsd to Railroad lime TABLES
zee advertisements In another part OF thisps
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Advertisement.
rnxygtrxsprfou royayrlfpTTON

We ssy to persons having Consumption in wbstever sssse
Of the disease use Dr. WsHARTs PINS TRBE TAR CORDIAL
which Is readily taken up ny the blood and carried 10 the
famed sores Of the lungs stop their decay and the
patients III. s saved. TIE PIsE TRKs TAR CORDIAL has
treat power to dissolve the thick that stops the
wind passages Of the nnys and .ypel. the system
THE Sx TREK TAR puhes the blood and clesn,es
Of al croulous that sconsaDty breeding sores In
terna and external Salt Rheu Botehes the Face and
ali SKIN Diseases, especially cured by DR. WisHARrs
Pixs TRyE Tar CoKpiAL Office, No 10 North Second st.,
PLisdeplA a,
Sold At HsIspoIp's Drug and Chemical Warehouse No.
594 Broadway, N. Y.
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port-n)aroens' Aotire.

SrArE OF N.v-YoRK.
PoRr-wARpxxs OryIcs, No. loS Walse
NOTICE is hereby given, in accordance wiz
IN section Of the passed ApS H. 1851 entitled AZ
Ac. Reoyanze the srdsas Once Of the Port Of Nev
York" an persons Interested in. or having charge o. ~
subi-et matter such inquiry examination or survey s9
the following vessels under animation by tho rob
Wardens and thai the aid examinations VII -
within days sncce-ding this notice a.
board SAID vessels:
Steamship Corsica. ...............'.'JerseyCHy
Ship t}smr Cock
Ship Elizabeth Hamilton. ...................$E
Barb Emile ......'......'.....'..'.".o, ~
Bagk Senrra
Brlg fcllp-e.
Brig scio.
Brig 1asso..
MINTHORNk PUMPKINS, rIesidssa
J. Auas HRRRinAy Secretary.
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Family Markets.
THE COST OF LIVING IN NETWORK.

FRIDAY. April H--r. No
The following tables, carefully revised every
week give pretty clear idea Of the cost OF living in
Shis city at least far eatsbles concerned.
Some household articles Of common or frequent are
also inolrded. Only good articles are quoted, unless
specially noted and the prices are snch are charged
IL Washington and Fulton Markets, and downtown
groceries Street and sidewalk pedd,ers sell Int @
nnder these figures but their articles are not always
fresh and in good condition. The uptown and avenue
traders usually charge q little than here quoted.
fsh or especially shad been for few days
past The present weather will favor he catch.
The high price OF meats helps keep Up u p Ice OF hsh
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B,s Triton tsf Yarmouth. \. 49, Bss. Es,sds P.A.D
Bh. Ecp:. Iof - kst: P:'s'0a, fsnss. ?. 4, II a.y.
Brig Hsrmes Vsnen) Jochmu, s.snyro ia.A utssd Psrs
Big Alice, Loud S.susSo. p R.. u days, mol.... sr...
and mos.se. O. Permission Le bg' Ainnshshs sad stss
C,,ue for New,York.
D. Brookman Co
Brig c.nsu Johnson Nuevita' 10 days. sugar. ThOmp.ss
Brig Fashion. Larkn, Mayssaes P. r.. ID days. sugar SA
molasses, Brett. Son 4 Co.
Brl, George Amos, sn'On, Beaufort, NC dy'in osn'~
sehr GIsnIoy, Ms;dy. Gsofsr.own D. C., -. coal,
schr Adsmsutins whissman. Hs.ssra', dsy' ash. 70
Sch, Hattie Low Warren Virginia days. WOOD B'nto"
schr. William Cousins Mathews FrOn.sra Mex, Is ds,s,
schf Ida A. Jayne Jayne. Georgetown, C., dsys COAL
schr NJ s Hathaway Hathaway Msn,anilla, 10 ays voo4
Schr j. T. Doughty, Smith, Virginia days wood TO master
schr. R. Buwsrih, Adams. g.ltim0's days, coal 3.
schr Asa EIasedse, Hickman, Virginia. days wood u
sbbr R. Browning, Sherman, Virginia, days. wood 10
schr. White Fswn. Howes, Georgetown, days, coal 70
master.
schr. J. Muller, Bradbury, Virginia. days. sysssn. -
schr. NJ Hall, Gosels, Fortress Monroe, days eoI, 70
schr Mary Parker Parker Fortress Monroe dys oys,s
to ms.,er.
schr. A. Jennings. Bennett, Virginia. days. wood A. G.
Hsvens
scr R. Mason Martins. Virginia dpys oysters II. Mnss
scbr Union. smith. Virginia, days, oysters, j. C. Van
Name.
schr p. Bemen.. Decker Virginia, days, oysssrs 10
schr. Moonlight, Steele, Baltimore days. coal, G. r
schr j. vsushsr vsusher, Virginia days, wood, spO~
schr WIN. Van Name. Van Name. Hampton Rssds ssys.
barrels, order
schr Silver Star Holt, Fortress Monroe days nee. A.
Abbott
schr. F. NJ. Dufhsd, JONES' Virginia. days. ey'.sr 70
schr z. A. Conkne Daniels GEORGETOWN, day., coal 10
schr Tuns Depew, Anderson Virginia days. oysters u
schr j. Aumack Potter Fortress Monroe, barrels j. AM
schr. Fanny Moss, Davis, B.umors days. corn. hr.
schr A. =; Gloon, Durey Beaufort, c., days In bal
schr T. A. Anderson Cr.mrner. 0eOrre,owns days so-a
schr Oriental Brown East M,chiss, timber y. Talbot y
schr. Amanda, Lam'On. JOnesbOrOush. days. srE' -
schr. Rio Grande Nelson, vaia. days. oy,sss J. yso
Name.
schr. Davidson, Ayers, Albany for Eridsspor.
s scsI. a a Mss0 1s s'S
sehr. Adelaide. Smith, Huntington.
schr. F. z. Burton, Glover, Hartford.
Schr. Mary NOVEL; Chase. Eizab-thpor for Bostes.
| Schr. D. n. Hodgkin.. Leghorn. New Haven
sohr Marysnns, Murphy Pan Rv-r
sehr r r. jones' smith, Ma his. lumber, r. T.lbo. Co
schr. 3. H; God'tey Jones Newport
Schr. Ann Flower, Lowell Boston for Albany
scbr Elizabeth sesnr Segnr. Bhds"Port
sehr. SAMUEL N. Smith. Edwards, New-Hsvsn
scLr II. h. Meicsh Rocu,, Boston.
Schr. Boundbroek. Merritt, Rockland. lime
schr +. r. Hammond, Grail Elzrb.thport for bosfeA
Schr Allen b. Terry, Atkins, New Haven
WIND-At Sunset w.
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CITY GOVERNMENT.


srArxD ssssroH-Thursday. April H. 1865.
CyvItiAL O'Clock p. M. !
The Board met purusnt to dournment in their Chamber
No. ~ City Hall
Present-Councinen Robinson Roster, Brinkman Nc
0rs,h, Lent, and smith,
quorum not being present st roll the CLERK announced
that the Board stood sdourned I'LL Monday the 18th instant
NJ 4 O'Clock o. m. JAMES N. SWEENY, CLERK
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beef Fruits are generally lower a. rhubarb begins "a
take their place. Meats keepup the supply fresh being
vey light this week. GOceries. especially sugar ana
booebt for l2to which cost 25c two months ago
Spring vegetables continue to increase in variety and
diminish in price The old beets carrots turnps and
aud had defined SOC. per tun Kerosene 10 also lower
We QuOte:
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FOURTH NATIONAL BANK OF THB CITY OF
NEw.YoRK.
Nos. ~ AND 20 PIyEsT..
DEPOSITORY AND FINANCIAL AGENT OF THE UNITED
STATES,
Have for sale, ready for delivery.
UNITED STATES Z $40 TREASURY NoTEs
Convertible, at maturity. into $40 GoLD.BEARrSo
BONDS.
Also
UNITED STATES 1910 Bonds
UNITED STATES $40 BONDS
UNITED STATES 1-YEAR CERurIcATEs.
We also collect Government Vouchers and Drafts.
end attend 70 other business with the Government.
L. G. CALHOUN. President
b SEAMAN, Cashier.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-15
o only to se.s sale Of 30 bbls Spirit rurpsntins II

only TO u6ts . sale Of 80 bbls Spirit Turpsptips d
81 124112 Is
OILS-City Linseed Is dun and pres still favor the
buyer; we quote at 81 279si 90 Crude Sperm rs
quiet At t26e2 10. Crude Whale 10 In moderate De,
mand sales Of 400 bbs private terms We quote at
81 3S0<l Sc Lard Oh is without GLANCE; smali sales
Of No. Winter at o. 53asl GO Ciy Distilled Red
Oil is selling at 81 2Odtl ~ karosme at g.
OIL CAKE-The market Is stead; sales OF 80 tuns
Thin Oblong at $50
PROVISIONS-There has been 0 fair inquiry Tor
Pork 10 day; prices have advanced bnt the market
closes quie at the improvement tber has been nothing
of Importance done for the future. The sales, cash
and regular are 975 bbs at t25ai5 so for Old Mess
s27 5O0s2s for New do closing 81 the latter rate
s24 5Oas2i IS for Prime, and s26bs26 30 for Prime
Mess Beef is only in moderate demand. but prices ar
without essential change: sales Of go Dds. ~
el3dsl 50 for Plain Mess. ard el7@tl9 ior
Extra Mess Tierco Beef is inactive and In the
absence of salea prices are entrey nominal Dee,
Hams nre dull but prices are without change
we note a stle Of 80 bbls. Western at "a 70
Cut Meats are in fair demand ald prices are wen
maintained sales Of $50 pkgs. It ltGl4!c; ior
Shoulders, and l6ial7c. tor Hams Bacon is IN de-
mand and prices ale frmeri ssles OF 20 boxes Short
Ribbed at l6c; &c boxes Long Clear at l6ic ~ boxes
Long Ribbed at Isle. and $1,000 Bdi-s 1T lCc Laiu
is in fair demand and prices are shade frmer, the
market closing quiet sales OF ll60 pkgs. at 10! iot
for No. l. IL! lic for fair 10 prime Steam and Net
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