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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-20
REGULAR PACKETS.

REGULAR PACKETS.
For Nashville.
The Elegant L ght.Draught Steamer
~MM(@ CARRIE POOLEs
HoD0E Blows. Master,
WiII Lave for the aboV- and intermediate ports
on this day, at 3 O'Clock P. n.
For 6eight or passage apply 70
jy1s,dIt. COX HUmPHhEfs Agents.
For New Orleans.
The Magnificent Steamer
-nAGA INDIANA
= NEAL, Master CoLLIHss Cierk
VIII Itave Evansville, for New Orleans and way
ports, on Thursday, July Goth. at o'clock T. M.
For freight or passsge apply on board or TO
HALL RUDD, Agents.
For new Orleans.
Leaves THURSDAY, July 20, at O'Clock P. M.
- mr. The Splendid Steamer
LaHA&4 w. NJ. CARTER.
HoLcRG n. mAsTKR-
VIII leave above for New Orleans and way
ports. $500.
For freight or passage apply on board, or TO
iyT cox HUMPHREY, Agents.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-20
sCRAPKER & BUssING

CCHAPKkR a. BUSTING ARE DAILY Ri
. ceivir z novelties In Or. - Goods, and are sci
ing them at ths Gu tomMy popular low prices.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-12
Passenger Arrived.

In steamship Liberty, from Havana aud NewOr sns-G
Cambrsng and wife f. Basniino j. Echelber. oseph Beau
regard. N Barnett Mr. William North and cfldien, Ia
William NJ Wiley Charles Zapats. Mrs Ash and child, Mn
Wheeler, c. ~ Chaplin and wife, NJ. Pepper, w H. Wat
and wife, w !. England, Newboih Both, Mira h. Andrsdi
Philip Leon Culiford Barrow Adolphs Phillips, Miss Krant
H. Tsyor john sarker, James Converse Antonio de lrsy
a. A Everett Mr. L. Hargous q. Chrsty wife and child
rem NJ Heirer Mr. Moore. Mr. Lloyd Chids r. Barrett II.
tmdsrbergs, NJ 8. Ostnsn. NJ Hergoy V. IIerzos Johr
Ntheon and wife X. s. Wish and children Patton, wife
James Teuton Rev. Dr. Nicholson, Mr. Ceaves M. Gilman
tiu H. ~ Newton, James smibert, Geose Richardson, L.
Hainem aud wife.
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TUESDAY, April lip. N,

TUESDAY, April lip. N.
God opened at li6 and sold as high as l47i, clos
ing at 1861. The market is very quiet and there il
less speculation than for long time.
Gold bearing Government Stocks are slso strong
end higher. At the Stock Exchange l0S was paid
for per cents OF the 5-20s and the issue Of 1891.
After the call higher rates were bid closing at 1854
ol0ai for 5-2Os and 1854 for 6s Of 1884, Railway
mortgages and Border State stocks were higher and
In more demand. Bank shares were higher and sold
moderately. Railway shares continue much ex
pited, and the temper Of the market is the same az
noticed during the past ten days. sudden adj
vance is succeeded by free sales to realize profits
producing temporary reactions, which are
at once improved by recent sellers to take theil
stocks back and by spectators eager to get in
New-York Central was quite weak, and sold as low
q 1904. Illinois Central sold at ll0l. Al the
Second Board the market, with the exception Of
Cleveland and Pittsburgh, was lower Late in the
day lower prices than were current at the Second
Board were accepted, but no large amounts could
be got at the quotations.
The reaction has brought in good many buyers.
Leading houses report an increased amount of
country orders TO buy. The ease in money stimu-
istes spectators readily as at any time since the
Rebellion, and buyers are steadily taking larger
lines. The demand for Government Stocks is very
large from the country, and the advanced rates
eriBs out very Ettie evvk. rOr iv4Us 93s has been
paid freely.
The Stock Exchange will not hold session on
Good Friday.
Money is easy among stock houses at 6 per cent,
and more is offered at this rate than can be used.
p Commercial paper is used with more readiness.
First class sells at and second rate at Gall per
cent .4.
The bank statement shows that over one-eighth
of all the Legal Tender notes held in this city.
When it is remembered that prior to the Rebellion
At required t25O 600 900 Of bank currency TO per
form the ordinary dHties of money, upon a low
sea2s of prices aided by the gold in the country
and widely extended system Of credit 500 600 900
Of Legal Tenders will not look 10 alarming in view Of
resumption OF specie payments. As the South is
opened TO trade large amount Of Legal Tenders
will be absorbed in that quarter, and 1t is not M
likely that specie payments will be preceded by
premium on Legal Tenders
The business Of the Sub-T Treasury was: Receipts,
ii, 3l5, 692 SO: for eustSms &26l 600; payments,
1873, i7s OIL; on account loan sias 600. Balance,
t32t ,9U IL. 'i 0tL E'.l-t
Freights are dull. The engagements TO Liver
pool are 800 bales Cotton at 3l6d.; 50 boxes Bacon
Ut 6r 200 ties. Lard, 6s; 100 hhds. Tallow on pr-
waite terms: and per steamer, so hhds. Tsllow al
S5s. An American ship with Deals from st. Johns
10 London on private terms.
Exchange is dull and lower The rates are:
psnhers Sterling, 90 days, losi alos,; Bankers
Sterling. days. I'D; MERCHANTS Sterling, 1854
(0S}j Francs. 3.Iol r5.Ill.
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The Mr.. Orleans P,cay,.se Of March 30 says;

The TENOR of business to-day was toward iurheI ,n
puor md dulness There was some disposition esIi.
early IN The dsy on the part of some regular
ard dealers ia produce to move TO cast as'de
nressjon and stagnancy which have been preVaIllnt
hanging over trade incubuske, since Saturua! No.
The coast telegraph advised Of later alylces iIo
York sew up 10 last Saturday the @5th gIVln ia
decline in cotton Of from to cents, ana gou ~ nd
on course business and negotiations came 20 n INV
remained alta dead lock for the balance OF te ua
The Exchange market offers very little ior oas and
The rates for checks on New York were seauy "'t
uniform at the banks aid principal private jain Rel
| pr cent premium. Outside there "us ,eny "s''u
done Some purchases made az Pie l,,a aay
for so 600 and So 600 sight on New ok wnc rono
dealers would not poy par 10 premium. me-. s
were sono 30 days sight offering we ula hot earn VI
le dealers are very chary Of any exchange over one
70 five dsys' sight In foreign there was no iegnisry
RAM sterling al the counter wa held at lso ana sV
pyvate hills of repute we're offered below 10 we
onote The range OF private bills from 10 to IoO francs
Scro nnder light inquiry Private drawers held s. 10
"a NS and the banks s. We quote extreme rates from
3. Is to J. 10. ,,,. 7, uos
az dead lock- One or two dealers quoted ltI 10 l'O
IDS 10 l7O NAV be deemed quotations. without any
sales being reported to knowledge Silver Amer
can halves and quarters may be quoted al 100 10 100
and Mexican dollars at about l6j."
The Illinois Central road earned the year 1904,
- MD
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-12
I" yI'HE PEN IS MIGHTIER THAN THE
SWORD"
The GOLD PEN-THE BEST OF ALL PENS,
MORTON'S GOLD PENS,

THE BEST PENS IN THE WORLD
On receipt of any Of the following In Cash the sub
.crber viii send by return mail otherwise, directed
Gold Pen or Pens-seectiay the according dser-
iron, viz.
For 80 cents the Magic Pen for Is cents the Luc.y Pen,
Pen and Tor 81 81 the Excelsior Penrhee Pens not
numbered bat correspond in sIes to Numbers q 80 and
respectively.
rus axs pms IN SILVER PLATED EXTENSION CASES WITH
For al. the Magic Pen; Tor 81 IS the Lucsy Peu for
81 50 the Always Ready Peni for e. the Elegant fen'
These Az wel.Fini,hed' GOcd-writinc Gold PENS with
Points the Be-. s. fy SH %. sasS 1
are urpIrranted, and therefore, not erehd"gsdne
MORTON'S WARRANTED PENS
Tn. name A. Morton" Number" and "oua ty," AZ.
stamped on the following Pens and the points wananted
for siI mouths, except against accident. III,
No s. the largest adapted the pocket No the smallest
and No TO- I6s largest Mammoth Gold PEN for the desk
COLD ssss. WITHOUT cAsss.
sor si 50 No aPen .s quality or No Pes quality
ora No. Pen, Sd quality:
For =. No. s0 Pen, ID quality. u ''' ~ "
For 81 No PEN lat quality, sNo Pen % qusty;
Foo "a 70 No Pen ist qusly or No. Pen, ID quality
FOR 81 % No PEN 81 50 No. Psni $3.50 No Pen
S6@sNOs Pen; 81 so No. oPen--all l't qosls'y'
THE sAxs GOLD Pens, IN sLy.. EXTENSION CASES wrrn
For s,.Ho Pen Is, quality, No srs9 30 quality
For 81 % NO. .ufAaitS
For sim FEN f il quality; or No. PEN adquay
For - iPsa, quality mo sPen, I'd quality
oraNo 6Pen, ID quality =, H.
For 81 80 No ePen. Is, quality No. Pen, I'd quality
For IS IS No. Pen. LIST quality.
GOLD PENS. Quality. IN sILvERnoosrtp DISK
For 81 Is No tPen for 1925 No. sPen; for VIA NO
Pen; for IS IS No. Pen. - , =,
For 81 No. Pen for No. Pen; and for s9a No !"
Fen -,
The "st Qusi,y" are pointed with the very beet ridos
min Points carefully selected and OF this qlay ar,
sold with the slightest imperection which SAIL ana 'e '''e
scrutiny detect. -,
The ia Quality" superior to any Pens made BY hiH
previous to the wear 1860. n.
The - Quality he intends shall equal in respect to Dnrs
blity Elasticity aud Good Writing Qualities tine or "u'
considsraonsl any Gold Pens made elsewhere -
In regard the Cheap Gold Pens he bess leave 70 sa %
previous TO operating his New and Patented macnne nc
could havs made Good Writing and Durable re 'o'
the price, had the Gold been furnished gratnoey.
Parties ordering In all Instances specify INC Nrne
or the Number and Quality OF the fens wanted ana ~
particular TO describe tho kind they prefer-wheher sh %
timber, coarse or nne. ,-.-,.,,...... - :. ,,s
rs and 70 All who send twenty cents charee for regern
IN Addition 10 the price Of soods ordered viii guaranty hei
Pses ,sndns 0od or silverwil be allowed the f"lp'e
To II Hrs a discount Of 10 per VIII be allowed on
ann. az 4 h and ga and Of 20 e-ht On
80 T.ent 70 cue sdars" at one time x Ha.-o.
Ma y Maiden sne New S"'s-
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Advertisement
EO<SrNpTIoN-- ('oNSUMpTIoy.

NsCMP1ION--CONSUMPIION
We to having Consumption in whatever stsge
OF the disease DR.. WIsHIRTs FINE TREE TAR CORDIAL
which Is readily taken up by the blood and carried the
hugs and the healing principles Of the Tar act the in
famed the lungs and stop their decay and the
patients life is saved THR PINE TREE TAR CORDIAL has
great power dissolve the thick that steps the
wind passages OF the lungs and expe from the system
tbs FINS TRgE TAR CORDIAL puies the blood and ceanses
n Of al scofons matter that consanty breeding in
ernsl and external Salt Rhonm Blotches the Face and
ali Skin Diseases especially cured by DR.. NIsHARrs
Ping TREE TAR CORDIAL Office No 10 North Second st.,
Sod al ii ELxBoLDs Drug and Chemica, waehocse. No.
J94 Broadway, MY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-12

.sl, 1928 so7, scr3 so77 1,s soal ce1 soe5 Ne1 @y
5Osl. PART I-Nos sda sS7', ss 49, sos, +s12 tsls
1924 s9j8 1876, 1890, 43s2, 1894.
CoTRT OF COMMON PLEAs-PART Nos 827.
75- 73s GIL so3 9a7 s4s s45 6is 7ae $780, sso $751; s2 sd
PART Il-Adjourned for the tenn.
KINGS COUNTY CIRCUIT CoURT.-Nos. Al, ~
49, 40 So ST. S. 81 So 49, 6oel, g. 636i 65 &C. e. ca
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-12

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sun Rses.5:25 Sun Sets..6:35I Moon Iises. s:lom.
WATER
Sandy Hook. 81 Gov Island. sOlm Hell Oatelo:ss
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BORT Uar6ens' Notiee.

STATE OF NEw-foRh,
PoRr-wARpgSs OYYics, No lot Wal-st
NOTICE is hereby given, in accordance WITH
section Of the act passed April IA, 1887, entitled 40
Act o R.orxsnllo the Wsrdsn Once Of the Port oil New
York 10 Al persons interested in having charge o. the
subject matter Of such inquiry examination or survey n
hs loving vessels under examination by the or
Wardens and that tue said surveys OF examination, wiz Do
within ten days next succeeding this no;e 3D.
board said ves.es; ann
Ship Wisconsin. ........... ....,...'.'.'I
Bark ............s..ss.'''''' T. ~
BARK MarigO.........s...s..ssssss
Brig D. b. Qoane.
Brig Emma Deane.. Der ofiSs's
Brig ID. Alvcr'y....s
a..
MINTHORNE TOMPkfNs, rI.sident
LAGOS HRRRisAS. Secretary.
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SUPREME COURT CIRCCIT.-PARrl .--Nos. 1877
1872 1894 1882 1885 1890 1891 1893 1897 1899 1901 1908
sis issa iss Js,4 isis isss sx 1884, 1885 isss ss'
ssI is.S 1915 Jd3, iss, 1853 Id's ls's 400 PART iii
49, s ~ ~, ass IS kY sI 10, M o. - ss '''
SGyIsI6I C0VSr-A4IB1 Mos. 1915 $685.
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win be allowed Interest their daily balance at per
cent.
COLLECTIONS made upon any part Of the United States
OF Canada.
Orders for the PURCHASE or SALE OF the various
issues Of Government and other Stocks, Bonds and
Gold promptly executed for the usual commissioning,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-12

PORT OF NEw-YORK.. APRIL IL
Cleared.

Steamer w Woodward. Cundif, Baltimore, w. Ds!zel
Steamer Sarah, Jones, Philsdelphja
Ship American Congress- Woodward, St John, ~ b. Grin.
Bark Warrington tHamb) Cahubey, Hamburg stOmsn X
Edge. q,
Brig rroubadour Orb Tucker ST. John n b., r Neyius
Son
Brig L. N. Johnson Ellis, Port Midway, N. s. T, NJ May
hew Co.
Schr Governor, Chase salem
Schr J. c. Brooks. Bease. Boston, s. w. Lewis Co.
schr Anteced-n,, Hail. Baltimore
Schr Julia Coffin ST. Pierre Mar. p r., Reynal Son
schr II. II. Cleveland, Thomas, Bangor X 7. Buck Co.
thw ait. ,.s, 4,
schr D. A. Berry voorhis City Point Van Bruns &slssh.
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Arrived.

Steamship Liberty, Wilson, Hayans, days ndse and pass
Hsrgons 20. -. - ~ =,
Hospital steamer Cosmolitan, Doyle, City Point ~ hoEs,
50 sick and wounded soldiers TO the Medical Director
Steamer Title Bourne, New-Hsven, with troops bound y
Bark Emile (Bem Wesns, Antwerp 30 days, mdse ana
1873 pass, TO Chas Luling Co.
Bsrk Seneca o Buenos Ayres Lewis Rio Jsnero FEB ~
coffee to j. L. fhpp. Co. .,
Brig Emms Dean (of Nassa, n. Pr Mount Mstamoros ~
da 70 hides, wool &c. to Smith Dopning.
schr Arctic. Forester Eirabethport for Norwlch.
Schr Gertrude, Hill, Elizsbehport for New Haven
schr J. T. Curtis = or Ezsbethport for Hartford
Schr Hudson Kinker New. Bedford for Newbmg
schr J. l.. White Bnrn Port Jefferson.
Scnr. Life Boat, Bead, Newouryport- .
Schr October, Williams Bath, hay for Fortress Monroe
schr Saratoga, PnkhAu, Portland, tnbar and ish' 70
master.
Sclr Corbulo Hart. Port Jefferson.
schr Forest, Strout Mschiss.
WIND-At Sunset Sc.
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ADVERTISEMENT

WINDOW SHADES,
Gold Holland &c new style Shade Fixtures al reduced
prices, q. l.. 4 J. b. kelly, No. J3s Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-12

Fua Ola IN ffrkins .....,.........356 3s
Frkins and Tubs, fair b good. .25o3o
Western Reserve, good to choice. ...n9l9
State Tabs good TO choice S04o
CHEESE 10 quiet but prices are without enangei We
quote; 900
Stte factory, good to choice, D--..-.2iag2
State fair to good. iou- "
Stale diaries, choice. ..-...-..---.. .d9U1a
English dairy Conn .....-....-.''..--'ea9a a.
English dairy tOhio). .-.....-..-...-..'2V0ao
vermont dairy. :ioa~
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES is only IN modernte demahu'
and steady at 3c Refined 10 quiet and rather scarce
we quote at 81 a52c for bonded and 7lG72c Tor iree
RlCE-No sales prices nominally unchanged:
SUGAR--Raw Sugars continue in very good demand
and prices well supported; sales of 500 hhds,
chiefly Cuba, at 04!c.. and 762 boxes Havana. par
l2ic. Refined Is firm at leic.; by auction $50 bbds
Cuba, part damaged. at 9i0llc. cash.
SEEDS-Cl0yer Seed IL better, and in more active de-
rnand; the supply light; sales Of 800 bags 27!d
2slc Timothy Seed is dull at s. 50 per bush. Rough
Faxseed in fair supply aud is heavy at 81 500 IS
per bush.
SALT-Liverpool Is In fair demand at full prices
West India descriptions IN improved demand and
prices are better maintanedi sales Of 10000 BUSH
Turks Island at J2lc.
TAIi.OW-The market is fairly active and Is better
closing firm; sales Of 5000 10 at ll19llic. for
Western, and llsallic. for City, cash
TOBACCO-The market Is inactive and undecided
Sales 240 hhds. Kentucky at s1Hc.
WHISKY-The market opened irmer but closed
heavy sales Of 900 bbs at e. l66t2 II for Western,
and retail lots, ~ le early In the day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-12

LIvERMoRB, CLEws & Co.,
BANKERS
No 70 Wallst, n. Y,
GOVERNMENT AGENTS FOR TliB SALE OF IhE o. =
$40 LOAN
Commission allowed Bankers, Brokers, Insurance
Companies and all parties purchasing for resale.
All denominations on hand, ready Tor immaculate NC
livery - .
ALL KINDS OF u. &. SECURITIES BOUGHT AND sOLp.
HENRY CLRws Co.
Successors 10
LIvERNoRE, CLEws Co.
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The recent change in political and military
affairs told with considerable effect upon the dJ
goods sales to-day, though perhaps not 30 severe
ly as many imagined would be the case. There
was general decline in prices. This was seen in
the sale Of wooden and tailoring goods, &C., held
by Wimerding and Mount There seemed 10 be
considerable hesitation among the buyers There were
many skips in various lines Of goods with scarcely any
duplicates The following are some OF the quotations
q in brown border ducks sold at PSI a37ic; "a In.
French elastic canvas 24c; q in. elastic ducks Jod
Soc 20 in cream coat canvas. loci "a In do. .3ic :
70 in striped pantaoon duck 2Oc &C. III IKE low pro
portion. ~,
81 H. real black Italians went at AZ $50 ~ In sath
de chimes @s - bscs Itss9 CLOTHS
SIC: drab Beavefteens. 1lc.. etc. The sale was not
attended with very much spirit
The sale OF Ribbons (the importation OF Messrs. O.:
Varet & Coz through Wilmerding Hoguet Co, held
up remarkably well under the adverse circumstances
The decline was very light while the sale was quite
enthusiastic, there being great number on duplicates
The following are the prices OF few Of the articles
The 6 in Marcellnes sold at 81 ne ForeDces, IA
l6c. ~ in. eros de Rhine, Sc, and do do Naples
s2c the Paris White Malines varied from 20 TO $50.
brought 1it 81 3oasi o. 10 d. do q COSsI 90 etc
The sale was considered very satisfactory under the
circumstances.
comprising over 1000 lots-in which were included
1900 pieces Of Saxony Woven Dress goods There
were also In the sale lot Of Linens Domestlcs &c.
The Linens sold at tolerably fair prices-pure linen
ranging from 32c TO 44c and superior linen, ~ 0c
"a Irish went at 45Q53c.; 81 beached table cloths.
81 75a e. 81 damask cloths center pattern, " 100
81 2 &C. The Dress Goods sold pretty freely. but at
lower prices. The Amelias were quoted at 24ic
Agathas, &C.. MOzambigues. N.c. Leronia, 2oc do.
Scotch Plaids 26c. Lsrdas 2so.; Challys, &c, &c.
There was small lot of domestics sold for cash. with
the following results Ocean Mills Siiecius. 20. he;
Bronn Sbeetings, 1870; Franklin Mills Cottonades.
Ice; Plaid Cloaklngs l0sc. Cotton Flannel. lOic
2x2 Bedford Checks Zoe. Ak do, l9ici West Branch
Ticks. iolv; Springfield do, l3Ac; West Branch do.
(wide), &c. Oxford Cassimeres, o7i 46sc. Tweeds,
20 a35lc., &c.
Kobbe a Corles held modei ate sale Of Dress and
Furnishing Goods with an assortment Of other articles
Shipments of Coal by the Pennsylvania Coa)
Comnany.
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They came by the following Erie Railroad HP
Harlem Railroad s70i New Haven Railroad So Camden
aud Aboy Railroad 20; NeJersey Central Rairosd 2ot
by Hudson River Boat. sl6 foot H. About 1900 weTe
In the yAIds On Monday
DR0vFRs.
The following the " df0vers, Owners on con
,s,es Of the principal dIoyes aud where the cattle
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-12

FOURTH NATIONAL BANK OF THR CITY OF
ERw-YORK.
Nos. ~ AND 10 PNE.sT..
DEPOSITORY AND FINANCIAL AGENT OF TIL UNITED
STATES.
Have for sale ready for delivery,
UNIFIED STATES $40 TREASURY NoTEs
Convertible, at maturity. into . 20 GoLD'BEARING
BONDS.
Also.
UNITED STATES 1910 Bonds,
UNITED STATES $40 BONDS,
UNITED STATES 1-YEAR CERTIFICATES
We also collect Government Vouchers and Drafts
and attend TO other business with the Government
i. c. CALHOUN, President
j. SEAMAN, Cashier.
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Rcceiuta of Produce.

ArRn lo-e77 bbls. Flour, 276 bbls. Whisky, 9I6
bbE Corn Meal Sc pkgs. Ashes. 4e0 pkgs. Oil Cake,
lOi pkgs. Lard. l,T20 pkgs. Provisions. 1880 pkgs
Butter 4
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IAdyeIiisement.l

LACE CURTAINS.
New Persian Styles just received
O. l.. < j. b. kelly, No. $50 Broadway.
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Nailed.

BafIed.
steamer.-City Of Dubin LiverPooli Doris Tiiis' Reh
uond.
Ship GiribaldL
BARK James Welsh.
Briz-C. Brown, Easter Star.
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mswes q Macy, Bankers,
No. 80 wallet, New. York,

Formerly offieers Of the Park BsniJ
FoUR Per CEyr IsIRREsr ALLOWED on DEPosnN
Psasom OPENING Aocovxrs may DErosrr and DRAW
~ they please w lKps y w ~ CITY panla an6
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-12

J. Total. - ~ y
The following comparative statement shows he
average condition of the leading items Of the Phila-
delphia banks for Monday and the previous week;
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-12

Inc earnings OF thb Chlcago ahu NOFth- W cbtefn
Railway Company for the first week in April are:
1866, &lll ,06l o.; 1864, $94,O9 6d. Increase,
1864 80.
The First National Bank sold 1900 60eof 7.3Os To-
day, and paid Treasury draft Of $50O,0oo.
The earnings Of the Atlantic and Great Western
Railway, New-York, Pennsylvanis asd Ohio, In
GLIDING the branches to Cleveland and Franklin
and the Oil Creek Railway, have been, exclusive Of
Enc bonus and mileage of cars and engines due to
the Company:
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MeHOranda.

MenOranda.
Tbs steamship Gen J. X Barnes which arrived last nifhe
om Fores. Monroe has 600 sick and wounded
sngsd prisoners on board.
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'RssiMRl innr,I Ar,r c,rr1r.

The total number this w.et, ?btl head compares WIZ
t43 head last week and With SIG hrsd p~r week
sst year and with 2a for the corresponding week one y-"
ago. A., t..t-t
market IO4 head compares with 90 head last wses and
with 81 head the average per week las, year md with
$50 head AZ market one year ago.
on I. Y. IL.
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