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TRAYELLERs, GUIDE.


EASTERN ROUTE-FIRST TRIP.--THE WELL
II known steamer ADMIRAL. Capt. Wood. having been
thoroughly overhaued and rodtod will leave Boston
Thursday. 18th at Il A. NJ and Portland at 7. NJ. for
Easport and ST. John n Is. Due notice will bo gyon Of
the regular days of leaving Boston. Apply to
ARROSMlTH WHEELER. Us Broad street.
CAMDEN AND AMBOY RAILROAD, FOR PHILA-
~ delphs from pier No L. North river foot of Battery
place, BY steamboat JOHN POTTER Two line. daily
Morning limo leaves At Afternoon express line at
NJ through 70 Phisdelphis in four and half hours
S. Returning leave philsdepha from foot Of Walnut
street at A. M and r. M Emigrant lne by steAmboAt
TRANSPORT, from pier No. l. or. n. Faro 81 60
NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA DIRECT.-U. 5.
~ Mail and Express Lines through In ~ hours N J.
Of CortIandt street; pa and 5 r. NJ Liberty street.
Leave Phadephia hours from foot Of Walnut street.
Fare reduced to for frat class and $3.50 for second
Baltimore Washington and Charleston tickets sod
In the above lines and luggage carried In the A.
and ~ H. Lines from Nov York. with through csndus-
tors. without expense.
EOR ALBANY, WITHOUT CHANGE OF CARS..FARk
reduced-S2 25-Reguarity and safety combined.-Ths
the New York Harlem Railroad leave tho
Hall Station New York daily lSundays eKcepted)
o'clock A. II. and shP.M. N. SL0AT. Superintendent.
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bou To conclude with the comedy Of the LAD ~ BAv
neil, Mr.. Reynolds; Countess DAu.rsvai. Kns Poais
Louise de Ia vhiogontier. Miss Croker.
| rios GARDEN-MSE ANNA THnLoN EvuHx
! 80 cents. ''
B HMsSva.s AMERICAN MUSEUM. 7; BARNgH
hauase@hdm..on Co lie ontre Mas."% ssd asSfsrr
cent CHILDREN under 10 years nv cents Parqsee
TIL. afternoon o'clock touS6ins piscs Of the OLD
the aussSs "$ HsffIaTsp R:I
LiDAf kyenins at =. clock the new grand Orisnlas
Of gorgeous masnihceneo. entitled CnERRY AND rAiE
tayo star Miss Barton Seven spacious saloons ~,
here oiled With novel objects Of curiosity in astura history
ntstnsy paintings besides the koiin Diamond 60.
METRoroLiTAN lATE TRIPLERI nALi.-RRrns
lvl Green iseoReily the orstor ard Hu
%S sds s ,s one Of h Grand yrs q
descriptive S1sshes o. scenery humorous
fropammePart l. Erin, my native land; sketch Of It's
9"'sy and S,T ,.gy Origin Of is Round Towers. Bot
ure hncedcte Michael Cassidy bunder The Irish sui4s
moniurkc sheridan Grattsn Phillips Oliver G"idsmiss.
r. i an: v1 M John rp% biz
Css,.hes Thomas Moore his Tribute to his
the swOrs The bs.iu lrish@an The irish Water A.
At '1 Ss Doors sss % to DO ss
Ono OF Groyesteen's pianos viii be usod.
MIR. DEMrsTER's FIRST ORIGINAL BALLAD EN-
1 a' Tho
ssnyys The Indians Complaint IM?rning. Noon and
ps'' x% Gss, Gss .%
The oarrngo the Door Lament of tho irish Emi
Vert thou like me in life's low Vale. "Ihe RAINY Day,
my Mamie o. let as love another. and tho Mag
Queen. in three parts Tickets 80 cents Books 2 coats
To commence at o'clock.
sos d ROADWAY-TUE DAY PERFORMANCE
"A commencing At 3 oclock-On Monday, March -, and
continue for the week. Mt the Tenn Grnces three
above Nibos will consist Of beautiful pictures by tho Iv-
posed OF the lowing talented lies
Augustine Fece Charlotte and Caroline; Mcssrs ST. Luke
Coleman. Neae, Dyins and Forester TabeauxThs Bri
dsl Evening" The Sacred PROMISE The Spy Tho DossrsA
One The Mexican Guitar Player Tho Phiistno AursoraS
his Child.
CURIOUS. EEw YORK AMPHITBEATRE. ~ BOWERY.
~ Joint BENEFIT Of the Clown Lovet and w. Kennedy.
this evening. March D. which occasion Father Weekly
will appear the ring bcsides full display Of
ship by x. Sands Il Co.'S Troupe.
NAPOLEON AT FONTAINEBLEAU MARCH 81, 1871.
the OF his abdcson painted by Paul Delaroohs
The exhibition of this world renowned picture which has
and Germany by half milton OF people IL ope.
at Stuyvesant Institute $50 broadway Open from "a n.
to 10 + NJ. Admission, IS cents; Children half-prce.
- e,ens-First benefit Of Mr. Geo. H. Griths Friday
evening March g. Last night Of Messrs Cony TAySr
First night OF the extraordinary
in New iork-FIENDS IN HUMAN FORM. FL HI YIt
The Shaking Quakers, Greoan Statues by Mr. ICony;
farce and comedy and other for par
THE GREATEST CURIOSITY IN THE WORLD.-MK.
Wooloy begs to inform the public that he has keAs
tful Marc with living snake in her from to i've
inches long which he a the Of BrodwAg
and Canal street Admission 12ls cs children half price.
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NO FEE TILL CURED-DR. CORBsrr. 10 DUANE
~ street may he consulted conhdentsiy % the treat
ment OF delicate diseases Twcntyone re,rs prsctce "a
this pecisty Of the profession enables han % max spss
permanent and removed N tntce
days The victims OF auscsry esn appy with cersssty
OF being honorshy treated. Prom HI. long
enabled to onecuaiy certain nervous eny W. -.
-Dr rnrhctt i; , ne,nber If the York University.
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NRIA CEoIx.s pRIYArE MEDICAL TREATIsR-

IT
~ Fifteenth edition; by NJ r. La Cros, NJ d., Albany, NJ
Y Cheapest book published 20 and $50 mas
plates the yoloy VI Marriage, and the secret arni
ties and disorders Of youth and maturity resulting rsn
exeesss which destroy sta physical and mental powers al
diseases arising from irdcreon with PLAIN aud simple
rules by which all persons cure Themselves, vthont
mercurywith the authors observations on marriage its
dues and dsluahcations and their remedie with color
ed Autographs, illustrating tho anatomy and physiology,
diseases Of the organs OF both sexes her
structures, and functions IL contains many i'm
portant hints these plating nAtraony which
will overcome objections against msrrnge none however.
should take this important without hrst consulting
pages all diseases females whether
single Strangers who require medieval add, before
properly understood BY those whom they employ and ta~s
against the imposition Of quackery prevalent -
popular cities DR.. La Crox s Illegally qualified
and the past twenty has been daily
the different diseases upon which his book treats psrsoas
well rs by letter Any person sending esnts
In letter poet paid. VIII receive sopy ~
postage copies for 81 Address Dr. 4 H. La CROIx
b. Beaver street, Albany, y. Y. Sold by Gsrrs. Co,
Ann street.. and strtagsr Townsend re BrsadvAy ~ r
Branch ohcs, 81 Lloyd street bunals.
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Gs nn REwARp-JEFTRIES ANTiDoTe, Sfn-
XCOU otto msturs hs cure Of pri,ats disorSer, Y
makes speedy vishsps IN. is. rs' ~ o. -
propretot challenges single ease Which, tho Gxsurs ~
nndsr this forfeiture Of hys hundred aoArs q
~, n, A. betsss, with full drectisns. ~ 81 Oue bstMe
ssts wesk-rnauy are cured IN tye dAys rsf sMsN e.
z. iiius lgs AAAsyH slsssh BssssAs vSsAA o. hsa
oR(Vsna.
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TJAKIS AND IUNUUN TREATMENT OF FKIVAY1
Diseases, in few hours, by vegetable appcatoa.
without pain In constitutional Affections and disease
from improper habits, he combines medicine with IL
local remedy, and show there thousaaAe
who cannot be cured without it, he has daily q
duration from the other physicians In all he
antees permanent He makes daily OF structures
without caustc which others caused by their expe6
ling the former disease enough His jipoms, with tLsss
and the hundreds Of other certificates show that nothaA
equal il. We were curedi few hours.P Broathea
d. VI Corbyn, c. Deroud One application cured aftse
another doctor tried long tmeW N Craft paid ovee
$500 in five years be cured OF weakness from self
without benefit, but by local and general
treatment in short tne.Jss. Evans. You cured -
the worst syphitc affection my body and face, in
short time after had been under three physicians for
besides using quask medicine could hear o.
u beneht.-W Ferguson Perth Amboy. This half
and abandoned he especially soets Strangers anA
others rely other proof but certhcAte where
there much imposition For treatment by letter aA
dress Box a. Broadway Post Once N Y Those who apply
ally have separate Ones Uours-9
till 2 and till evening. NJ LARM0NT Surgeon u RsadS
street, second door from Broadway.
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nRJOHNSON. ~ DUANE STREET, SOWELLKNOwN
~ for the last years his superior
ofrryae diseases s he consulted ~ his old ONCE
" the following complaints viz. syphito mcrourit
Ulcers, gandular endorsements and nervous debility AL
cases undertaken treated with eando and charge uasss
acure Is perfected.
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UNR. WARD is OF SIGNAL SERVICE TO THE IN
- fortunate his treatment quickly removing the mise
rabe patient from suffering and detection lie cures sill
difcut have dehed others Fortunate
those coming to m for they well before other doctors
would have made improvement. Book gratis. Con-
sult,tons private Once, Canal street And Broad
way
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nR. WARREN. 80. Morr sTREEr coNrINuEs

II = y
- 70 be consulted IN the treatment and Of prvss
diseases Thrtyseven years practice enables him to
debility His nhd speedy. NJ,
mercury used, business cases os
recent occurrence invariably cured in from three
days. ~. B.--No fee till cured.
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Az 5gs BR0ADwAY-TuE DAY PERFoRMANOa

CURIOUS NEW YORK AMPHITBEATRE, ~ BOWERY.
Joint Bcncht Of the Clown lovett and w. Kennedy.
this evening. March 70, which occasion Father Weekly
will in the ring bcsdcs full display Of horemsn
ship by x. Sands 60. : Troupe.
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~ ihLO,S GARDEN-kNE ANNA THfLLON EvuRY
"a nonasy Wednesday. and Friday evenings. Tickets
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E0R sALE-THE sLoOP FAvoRITE, or ABOUT
Fifty burden, in good order lying pier q
East River Call on board, or at l67 South street.
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AZ wARn.s MAGlcAL rnE ArMENr-rNpAnA

nR; WARDS MAGICAL TREA1MENr-UNPARAL-
~ leled succccsPetcns cured, however ioug badly
enicted Never any failures, which than other rhy
ians sfrm innumesblc eases progress IN defiance
OF all trcamcn known ftbeo hut by wonderful pre-
partitions snd sssduous application OF them, or
relieve instsntsasousy The dsaP pointed pluck hope
A. once GA COMING " ~, Qncs, ceSsr CssAi sssN SAL
Btosdrsy, 49,
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NR. J. MORDAC's PREVENTIVE CAN BE PRO-
~ cured BY addressing him, box i53. Philadelphia Post
Once post paid price ST. 1t ia intended for those who
not feel inclined TO increase their families 1t will DO ssaS
By mail. 1t is simpi and pfalble.
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INDIA RUBBER GOODS - EMBRACING RUBBER
j Cloth Cests Roys Spreads, &c, so for ssle 81 bar
gaia TO ciet stock, ~ u. v, DUNLAP, Axoa, "! kv,sia
street,
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EOR SAN FRASCISCO.-SMALLEST AND FASTEST
IL Clipper in New York, with immediate dspatoh-The
splendid clipper bark JEANETTE Captain Attwster has
returned from her first from San Francisco which
she made III days has nearly all her cargo engaged
andcsn take the bulk Of 600 barrels light freight il nme
date application be made. u
MAILER 4 LORD l0S wall street.
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DR. WARDS UNroRTUNATE'S FRIEND. UNE-
npaed Graduating discsse. Blessed by all who
try IT, The prompt eraacstor yet % mild tmay be
n with book Who will give fees after th,tf Citizens
ndsrsngers remember Il. Depot, Dr. Wards, corner VI
Al stree nd adwsy.
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BEHIpPING.


Cope,will sail for Bermuda and St Thomas Thursday
the 18th Of April 1862 At noon She has excellent accom-
e 81 Ths%s 50: fhsrs pSsS%lsr mail se%%a%s.sS
Applyso =. cuNARD, IS l,roadvay;
PS-Noletters or mails will be received board Of tho
Merlin, except through the Post Once.
FoRsAN rEA S.Is , oNLy.THE NEW
ing mos. Of her % srcady engaged As this vessel
IDENTIFY expected she viii equal The quickest passage on
cord For spy nssns STATE room
on board, at pier p r. Rim RI or 70 to, en-
BAILEY & InNCKEN q south street.
EoR CALIFORNIA, VIA STRAITS OF MAGELLAN
and ranams o magnificent new extra steamship
sail from New York for the above psmed ports on Thnr
day April 1862 This was built expressly
make the Shortest syF to ca arm
number q e assn By s
ecean Bank, corner Of Grednvch and Fulton streets.
CALIFORNIA ExPREss--ExTRA--PE STEAMER
& sSr a. s Ss s sS
=: sn s nsh o a a Panel the che
our own Special Messenger Mr. shaw All our goods are
al the d sy b Gs p s
pound. A. H. PRIDE CO. Wall street.
EoR SAN FRANCIsco.-sMALLEsT AND FASTEST
GasT ZIP
I s n IL psso nasr s
andcsn take the bulk Of 900 barrels light freight if nme
'''s Application % MAILER %aif LORD 1913 wan street
DACKETS FOR HAyRE-SECOND LINE.-THE FOL-
j lowing ships will leave Havre the Gth and New
York on the lst Of each month";
Ship ST. DENIS, jan. Feb. 10
Geo tons burthen, May | juno Ia
Alone, Folansbec, master. Sept. / Oct. 10
Ship st. NICHOLAS Feb. | Marohli
1000 tons burthcn, june l July 10
n. w. Eyeeigh master } Oct. | Nov. l6
Ship BALTIMORE, March April ~
1OJ tons bprthen, July | Aug. 10
r. D. Conn master. Nov. | Dee. Ij
Ship WILLIAM TELL April | May 10
tnew J, 200 tons burthen, Aug. sept 10
John Willard, master, Dee. | Jan 10
They all first class New York built ships provided with
all requisite articles for the comfort and
The price Of passage 500 without wines liquors Goods
sent the subscribers will be forwarded free
charges bn teiose actually incurred.
BOYD HINCKEH, Agents, l6l Peari street.
S,TFAMBOAT WANTED.-SEALED PROPOSALS WILL
- be received by the Governors Of tse Amshouse,
0fcc in the Park until O'Clock l.. NJ Of the I'D
tie Cf Steamboat for
commence the lt May She will lie required
make trip each day tSunday excepted from the Of
Grand o'clock in aud - clock In win
Bellevue foot of Twenty street. BLACKWELL
Randa Islands and stopping 1t the places
turn. Proposals. give the Of the boat
her tonnage dimensions draft nforma-
tion that may be required will be gyen application
this othce. A. =. lLLlAMS,
]. TOWNSEND, Committee.
Office Of Governors OF the Amshouse,l
New York March. ls52.
EoR sALE-THE sLooP FAvoRITE, or ABOUT
IL Fifty burden, in good order, lying pier -
East River. Cali on board, at l6y South street.
-
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NAPOLEON AT FONTAINEBLRAU. MARCH 81, 1871.
IN the OF his abdcston painted by Paul Delaroohs
The exhibition Of this world renowned picture which has
been visited during tho lss two years in England Frsnos
and Germany by half milton Of people ia opsn.
at Stuyvcsan Institute $50 broadway Open from "A.
to 10 II. NJ. Admission 25 cents Children half price.
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THO RENT-Ur TOWN, NINE STORES, LOCATED ON
l. Broadway, Sixth and Seventh avenues, from Sl75 to
$50 Also several houses floors and apartments
in same locations. Also store to first rate
sibo plumber, to whom large amount of work will he
given. Apply to X. G. PIERCE, ], 10l Broadway
Thrty-third street.
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ITO LET, OR LEAsE.--A COUNTRY RESIDENCE.
together with thirty OF land, orchard ont build
ngs &c.. situated three miles from Atlantic Ferry The
house Is good order and commands the best view Of tho
bay and surrounding country to he found in the vcnty
The furniture With span Of horses, carriages and farming
2S3 Broadway, or on tho premises, Popes HILL Gowanus.
Stages from Fulton Atlantic, and Hamilton Ferries.
within few minutes walk.
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BROADWAY THEArRE-E A. MARSHALL. sOiiw
ie.see-oses and Parqoet ~ coats ysn'iy crois sss
Upper Tier :, cents Private Boxss 81 and - Dpsrs
At 20 commence ~ ~ o'clock. Thursday evsnss nsx
- will be performed the tragedy Of PlZARRO-Kslla
Mr. Lystef risarrc Mr.. Fenso AIonro. Mr. Convey VI
verde Mr. Reynolds; Cora, NINE. Ponisi EivrA Mrs A.
bot TO conclude with the comedy Of the LAD lE3 BAY
Tile baron do hontrohara Mr. Pope; Henri do fAvs
nsol, Mr.. Reynolds; Countess DAu.revaL Nine Pouinx
Louise de Ia Filisgon tier, Mas Croker,
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nEsPATCH LINE FOR SAN FRANCISC6-TO SAIL
~ Saturday 9th inst. positivoly-Passengers only
Clipper EMPIRE Capt Thorndike at Pier North river
take few Passengers in Saloon at $500 and two
Cabin at S all single bcrths and furnished with bed and
bedding Particular attention is requested the
comforts Bile ma nner this splendid clipper httcd
up-passengcrs crowded in berth. The be-
decks large airy, and well ventilated Appcs
ton must be made at as he will not take more than
limited number under circumstances. Passengers
Immediately board and subject till landed
in San Francisco. Apply r. SUTTON 81 Wall street,
orMcssrs GILBERT IL SECOR, lis Broadway.
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MEDICAL.

~ as no other Doctor can do. Either cure great
amendment before wentyfo hours To contract disease
s made mere nothing under our treatment which IL science
brought TO perfection Remember IT, reader. All Other
methods Of cure are dreadful than the disease which
they only translate TO other place instead Of exter
minatng Once, corner of Canal street and Broadway
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gNsdaSr,
LDWARD x COLLINS g. Co. SO Wall st.. N. York
BROWN. SIMPLIFY & Co.. Liverpool.
EG ROBERTS T. Co. Is Kings Arms Yard, London.
JOHN MUNROE Co.. ~ Rue Notre Dame des VIC
torres Paris;
GEO. H. DRAPER Havre.
The owners Of these ships will not be able for gold
silver bullion, Specie jeweiry precious stones
unless bills oadng sned therefor the value thereof
therein expressed.
THE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN ROYAL
Mail Steamships. between New York and Liverpool Iii
rect and between Boston and Liverpool the Boston ships
gers.
AKhBIA, Capt.-, PERSIA, Capt. -,
AFRICA, Capt Harrison, ASIA, Capt Judkns,
EUROPA, Capt. Lott, NIAGARA, Capt. Stone,
AMERIGA Gnnt. ShAnnnn. Lam
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Health and Mortality Reports.

SfvArNAH, Gs.Ihe SGvsunah Courier Gays the report
IL yc0w fvsr il Challoson, has naturally excited
great many inquiries in regard 10 the health ofsnvannhh
W. Lave qu,slored DeSrly al the physicians with whom
arc acquainted and Gd the opiuion universal that
there j. les sickness ~ tho city al this time than usual
There i y,llcW lever, and q the higher grades
q bhi0vs 1e'or
CrfTtr--oS s. C.--The Board Of Health of Charles
ton wednesday, reported b9t Two deaths nom yelJw
fever.
Bosro, Mas There were one hundred aud sovep
6fGhs ID uostcn last week: sixty eight were uudac i've
ytls of0ge
pocuEsrlR. n. y.-Drr'ug three days ureyious to
=. NJ on Mord4v. there t6cnty I've deaths no
chester from cholera.
NV OsLFsvF "a -Theye were one hundred and forty
eight deaths IA Now Urleaus during the wtek eud az
Sept ioisetu Il riehwelc from cholera anl elayen
fE.m allow l,'cr. EiltJ.four under tsn yeus age
FsBisii 81. JANrs Ll--Le Messenger. in its Issue 3
Sept apologies the issue Of half sheet rni giTes
us tie sickness which, in St james aud
the nUghbHiHg parishes. Ia this year prevailed along
thu rlYtr lEofc and affected those connected With Tie
paper prevent the publication Of more tnsn half *
q shcet.
BALTN0rE, Gp There were ninety seven felths In
Baltimore last week. Sixty under ten years Of age
OWN avn CRAM CouNmGs X We learo, says the
,aSs Is raging 10 au alarming extent in Owen and
Grant counties in this state Ia the neigbb2rhood Of
Stamher's Mills Graut county there were twelve deaths
during Tie past week The excitement 20 intenc that
Tho red Of hole couDes are leaving for other parts
The nunbar Il deaths In various porlicn of the two
counlitB j. eliminated AZ not lecG tb8n hundred and
hity In thrCe weeks.
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vas young o,er Of thu rank Of captain dressd IN fou
ppifoim orders on hts hf6ss' Gus Win ms
ARMS lid b~h,od his oaok vi b sifopg omus
The Captain General has written 20 spa to- in'roo-
tiopa III. knos ~osS to 90 WIN the pfsoEers.
IL costs money 10 maintain hem ant % sead than 20
soais or Ia shoot would maxi matters vns. IN toe
Act g.d state OF public feeling all over the lana
know xhst 10 do
s.p,.mber 81 told that special guard Of Twelve
Of he pa,c. detailed to prevent hay comm 1D
oaon with the Crescent Cisy, whch arrived this morn
log The Now York Courier and Eaq,dry aud the Nav
Yoak HERALD specially prohibited admission into
the island
T.u O'Clock Nan order has been re csived ut the
Post Office from the Capssa General prohibiting the
admission into the isnd Of al newspapers froo the
United Slater There four large bass by tbs Cres-
cent City under lock aud key an also informed
that the pnrser Of the steamship has not been permitted
70 some al
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From The Saota Fe Gazette July III
We learn from the trains that have recently arrived
that large number Of Indians OF different tribes
epcaDped along the Arhansas river when they out
br4 they all appeared p aceably disposed
Col Sumner. with Mcssrs Greiner ard Baird left this
city few Gays SINCE for Acoms where they expect
meet body 0; the ella Apaches.
We learn from Fort Defiance that the Eavajos have
commenced their agricultural operations, aod appear
very pesceaoly disposed
We learn from Mr.. Greiner who has returned from
Acorns that treaty concluded With the Gai
Apscnes similar TO the ratified in this city few days
since. rhose were number OF Apaches hconla
but few OF them came to tho meeting They shy,
and seemed 10 suspect treachery Mauus Coiorad,
the only chitf who came to the conference Mr G. in
forms US, boweyer that they anxious be peace.
detachment of new recruits from the States. Ter
command of Colonel Sesn arrived last week and 1T for
AlbuqueIGue, and other points, on rueslay.
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Foyd given then notice OF their intsuou 10 meet
in Try they would had their bou Ia order for
the of them, aod their little N nily bat
they happy 10 administer 70 the
Of the meet high aud that il any hat not bran
usSsted II tGsy would remain They wosld most cheer
fully serve them lie hsd sihed to say word TO the
mbsh nariss But ~ho he asked, eau follow the king
who has srs ady addressed them,-tat he would still
ray to ,hsm
Men Of God back TO your stations,
Darkness rsigns throughout the earth
60 proclaim among the Iations,
Joyful news Of hrsveuly birth :,
Tie had whhed TO lay farewell to them. but having
been an cil ated in this he would say good night
may all meet early in the glorious morning ABOUT
TO dawn.
The meeting then joined in singing the Doxology
after which the benedetion pronounced by Rev. Mr
OoDdit
The Board then adjourned 70 meet at Cincinnati on
the frat Tuesday Of October, 1868.