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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-05-21
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TR1,syHY DErARrnssr, Nay ID, iaoi
lOI1.SAl - Will ne rprpiypd Jt tlls


CEALED PROPOSALS viii be received at this
~ Department unit, " Of luesds', tho twenty
h o. Of May, now cure' foI he remaiodr Of stock o. s
eh # February last snooni % s's't oiona PM s
at the rats pei per snun. payable sea'A n@y q"
er drt, days Jsnorry July Ia each and VIII De re
i%barsble 10 ,weo,y YEAR, The n d r e~ra ed dol
lsrs Of stock AID must be- for one oi more ino,s'u | ia
without fractions One per Of the spoen, ono y
depo.ited h Treasrer II the um'ed Sotrs 81
S WI ~ A,i.g T o,e, Of the (. sec.ry Of he ea
my and the cS6eae shown such deposit sgt
bids no, rega ded ad sntaeeous 10 the tnird ats
, he dsp It'd fhe Treasurer the tited States
ceo,J bidder ha deposit any Other point his
On the receipt hee II The proper o@rfe9'e showing sneh de-
po certificates inscribed s'o vii be issued - toe snoss
bdae. their aseuee for the mounts To- which they
lie Tiled IN sum- OF Que thousand bye hoo,ahd ard ten
.oed vu bear in'ee.t o The dse Of 'uch deposit and viii
Transferable the book 81 the tssuy, gerebly 70 the
s1o,J any accepted bidder desire certificates of ock with
coupons OF semi siu interest attached heeto they will be
DINGHY. in Of In, collars each lib
coupons attached Tor interest from he int day Of Jqy next
ircr,s on eb S o,n tb Ja. Of he d. no, there
or 10 h Rr Of Juy will be paid that day. t. the
accepted bidder his toIney, by the depostory
vi whom the principal was deposited.
I've proposals NOTICE should be pdorsed the
veOy's Poposssor Loan of5h Fehusy 1861 and dte'sed
TO the Secretary Of the Teasuy boy may be Pot under
them 20 this Department rhcy should be Ia TO DO
opened and decided 81 the time above ed
Felui y deposit pee cent equiTed from all bid
dIs viii be icndd in the 6us dost Of esul bidders,
and viii airo,ed Immediately geturned unsuccessful
bidders s. r. CHASE Secretary Of .bs Treasury
NOTICE The lime for receiving propo'al. under ,be fore
siig aiyeucn.t il eTendrd anil Sardtv, the 18th nst
any bidders may propose the aten,iye fo Bonds Of the
description above forth specified rate for ~
enui II Treasury Notes % any rate rot below par such
Treasury Notes being receivable f public dues o1tyere
twsnty yes per cent Bonds d,eEbe ye.,
a the op Of the holder If any bidder poses 10 make
-ers ate otter for Bonds Treasury Notes, 1t will
be corsis I'd Tho offers considered sdvu,-
isgeons the United Stete win be accepted; s amounts
pa able nuder accepted ofeTs be deptrd viii the Treas
urcr Assistant Treasurer before tho hrst dsy OF
June II preferred ird may be drpoed ~ be-
fore the iIi before this ZENITH AID the reneDg
third before the twenie Of June ue,t.
s y. CHASE. Secretsry ofthe Tfeasury
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-05-21

OFYcE THE ErCisE CossissIosERs,l
No - CeOtis-st
'I'O the Inn, TAVERN, aud HOTEL-kEEP-
FRS and LlQUOR-DEALERS OF this Cry Tho Boa'd
Of Excise will open the Commission the 1l o. May l A.
O'clock IN tue afternoon, the Common Plea toi kO'n
Par No for the purpose Of granting icese ~ he en.-"s
excise year and III close the after 81 hy days
be Clerk Petition. and Bonds hsd az ,he Office Of lie
Undersigned NM JAI HASKtTr, President,
No 4: Crntfe a.
ROBERT D. HOLMES, Counsel 70 he 1aad.
No 20 Dg.ncst
B-Nooe l. hereby given n the penalties prescribed ny
The law siil be Tigdy epiorc'd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-05-21

HR.CArARAcr BASK-The Superintendent Of tie
Bank Department notifies holders OF the registered CIR.
cuating of this Bank that they will be redeemed
a, 80 cents on the dollar presentation AT the Bank
DEPARTMENT, on and after to-day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-05-21

L PARK IMPROVEMENT FUND STOCK OF lsi6"-
Sealed proposals. Will be received Controllers Otce
III TUESDAY. the 2s,b dl, Of My 1871 at O'Clock p
when the viii be publicly op.ned for the VIII or any
pnt Of the amount Of IWO HUNDRED AND FIFTY IdOU-
SAND DOLLARS Of the "Ccnirs Psrk Improvement Fund
Stock" Authorized by Chap s5 Of The Laws OF 1850 snd by
ordinance the Common Council approved oy the Mayor Feb
ruaTy ~, l86
The said stock win bear interest AZ the rate ~ y ceut
payable quarter yesry from lxgon and the prncs
he Iedecusbe Nov 1876 from the sinking Fund for The He
dempGiOD Of he Cry Debt
The propoas viii sise Of desired snd he
pce per hundred dosr thereof AT the persons wh -.
lroposas eped 81 be cq I'd deposit with the
Chubefhia Of the CITY, within len DAYS after the orerng o the
bids the awarded 90 them respectively including he
uinm on ihe
preeng the Controller the receipts Of the Chamber
lsiu for deposits the parties viii be entitled .ceiyr
for Of the value Of the bearing
interest nom the dates Of payments
Esoh PROPOSE Ton hould he esed and Endorsed Proposals
Cenra Park Improvement furd stock ,hd the put
in = .econd envelope addre scd g. the Controller
The night Ell part Of the Controller 10 reject
all Of he bids II protect promote
toe intefestsu the city. ROBl. 4. HANS Controller
City q Newloik Department Of Finance Con,Tollcr'sI
Office, April %, 1861.
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6oteIs.

A MEXICAN HOTEL jersey City.-Full board
IA for single gentlemen SIS per week. Families desiring
will ind this hotel ootn convcuen mo
economical In expense
VXJESTCHESTER HOUSE, corner Of Bowery
w and Brooms sta--Two choice Family ROOMS % first
Aoor at 81 per week Single Rooms 81 and % per weed
chester House Or Per day. FOR Dinner Roszt Beet Plan
YaddisG 81 Nag Of Ale fof esu q Lunch Counsss -
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fosl ano fonno.

S.o)S REWARD. - Drowned, on The Battery,
W 81 Sunday noon. JACOB HYAMs Any r,rson
hudins i, body and s.dny e. recovery viii fecrie 10 'ove
from be parolt.. No e ucstec H. cothei n black
psu'. brown white shut, aHd boots, hsd doo and
sry Boz hi pocteif.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-05-21

CANPTiLLB Monday, Nay ~. ItbI.
For the week ending Monday, May scs Cattle, %
cara Hogs, cars sheep = cars Horsea Total stock,
1885, add 256 of Express Freight making total number
can hauled by stock Express Trens during the week. 5i.
Total increase Of all hauled BY Stock Express. ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-05-21
Summer Retreats.


COUNTRY BOARD M Farm House, pleasantly
Ssi"ated Cbappaqua Station Hmlsn hosd " r'' nnd
Wagon. furnished For ui'be PARTICULAR call ddoss te
Agent If n. H. r., C'appaqrs station
COUNTRY BOARD--In "A private family, one
~ ur lom Newly ok by RAILROAD. = nileman snd wis
dr.ous secnrug the eoor lnie country hone eii
do b. applying to Mr d. FREEMAN, Scotland IT., sou'n
OiHnge. " J.
COUNTRY BOARD-Near Cr0t0n Lake, West
~ chester Co.. n Y The advertiser Is prepared to r.
ceiye Boarders Tor Summer bis fn icsi"d &c ai"te
Tie very healthy and good odaiioDa mas ne
had TENS Adul. - per week children and -exaue o.
half those +es. Stahlng for horses r,q'ed foT par
ticuars address JACOB FORAAN, Pines Brdge. WeschesT
Go y Y
FAMILIES or Single Persons can have good
4 BOARD reasonable rate', during tho Summer inorls
healthy and desirable pert OF the city Apply st No ~
Nert 33thst, corner oftthay.
I A TOURETrE HOUSE, Bergen Point y J
~ viii open June d redno )a from former rs'e, Bnsts
leays Pier No 2 North Rve, Of 20 100 JzO i2v and 'I
Only - minutes from New York
WESLEY W HILL, Proprietor
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Boar6 an0 Nooms.

4 GENTLEMAN aud his Wife, or two single
~ Gentlemen can be accommodated With FURNISHED
ROOMS, with without board IN private family. Refer
exchanged. Address f. G.. D., No. SO Bow-ry.
EENTEEL BOARD near Fulton Ferry.
~ few gent aud er wives single gentlemen can
be Accommodate with pleasant Rooms AMI sooG Board by aP
plying soon at No III Ws.hiDstonst Brooklin.
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Gorses, Carriages, &r.

A RABIAN HORSES ,,
~ HFDROCI and sICKLANY OlDhAui
PATCHEN COLTS
EFW-JERsEY and MAJOR low
VIII be an during ~ the stables " ING lndsrdsnsd
at FORDHAM, n e6tohcs'ei County -
Special attention IA called 20 me Two Asbisn Hof@s of ihs
propagation Of splendid Saddle Isrses.
CRAS. ". DATflGArE d Co, fofhbsm,,
Cr ,oo,y 20 LEWIS T. BROWN, No. 81 Chsmberssi N =.
CARRIAGES. g. COMPANY, No. ooo
~ sfodxay near Boadst have on hand, snd arc m..ao
,unq 10 Order various slye, Of hrstolss teh,,rs
s.ig. enbscirs Gloss aud curtain CUSTER COAS HEs
EC2lES COZ PES BRErls Ex'rop hAhou oli1 a., "a
nsssee,r ROCK Always PHAETOSS kc all made n;n' ahd
durable and warranted which they offer relsorioe pe
UORSES. CARRIRGES, HARNESS, Saddles,
III SEP T. WILKINS will sell st Anedep. oc TIL rs,
DAY 21d inst at o'clock p NJ ct ing eidns Aesae%y'
w n Di.brow 5thay corner 3)h ct EuGber Of Pfi,ste
HORSES the properly VI gentlemen vho are giving up ns
prior leaving town Amossu ne 9nssa
win bs found highly tsi.sa Saddle hos. Koad
and Matched psir Of Houses Cuhssss hoekssvs Dosn"
snd Road Wagons; Saddles Brides Harness, nc. a,
entleuen wishing to oher their hof.es OF ta,seo . INC
.hovs sae will please motif, Mr. Dsbrow, on tue "
the .uelouesr 4 efoe Nc 10 Ptnes on os'ote Sss
day next -. -.s. .w..y.,
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Dentlsirn.

V1'HE largest and cheapest Dental Establishment
J. In the q ~. 3 GRIFFIN BROS, poEits No 3it
Grand IT. y. y and No. IJ1 Fuont. rfOukiyt, Inset u
partial sets Of seh their improved no pierre te'ue
Pi4ies with ~ acting the o. !lafua gold ~
silver rubber ln paslse gold siP-roo,h silver. a.
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NEV-JERsEY RAILROAD-For PHILA-
n nrrFfiiA ma the SOUTH snl WEST, Via JERSEY
CRY Mail snd Express Lnss leave NeT q p snS u
S.nss and he Wet ind fcr Washington New Orleans end
. south e and through baggage checked 70 Washington IN
~ aa' W. Woodbury. Assistant supsri.tsod..s
euebnass gu b received for trains unless delivered
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-05-21
BuYFAIo asy 10. 1901.

BUFFALO dsy 49, ihol.
BUFFALO. NETWORK AID ERIE RAIL
~ ROADrhe holders o. sbse g. mo Capital Sot Of his
Company horeh, notified that dnina the -nsuios wek
ul win be forwarded 10 then respectively giving desrd
Of h. affairs c0ndii n the Company from which
the 'hrehod all b. enabled 20 form acca et'e OF
tie value Of their SOcs In the time shareholders
oned sgans selling their Stock until they undeIsani
nsy The mott 10 deemed % be necessary as Information ha-
received that iurIcfed parties ,vonna che
the sudns Shares nominal consid Ion and With the
design selling the property Of the Cooperation smother Com
pEDy IN eQuifab ie end sadyaii terms.
address Socsb ieg be correc'i-
tsned Those who do no. receive. ~ the Circular BY
Buffalo A. ID. ParCHIN President
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CLEVELAND AND PITTSBURGH RAIL
~ ROAD ComPANY--Nonce t. hereby given that The time
andg tie unsecured ineentedee OK the Cleveland aud
PsbDth R4rosd Company according 70 tho rnposiin
tsined last report Of tho Company Ia limited 20 July l.
The holder, the River Line bond, Income Bonds Div
ided Bonds aad Bills Pay ,ad Company notified to
be excsL ged FOR e bonds u tb. Copa
he denomination Of +5nO ready delivery tho
ogce Of he Con- 9any, IN Cleveland 70 G. KINGSLEY
a. No IS Wi!isuIs,. New Yofk-CeyeEUd May 49, lGCl.
J. \. McCULLOJ Oh, Prcri5ent AID Receiver.
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Gales bn anttlon.

4 LARGE and desirable assortment OF every
~ d, .crp,ion OF HOUSEHOLD GOODS viii he 20 d a,
PANIC PRICES al private so for Two days |" 10 oion
piece few doors wet OF Broadway New and fecond baud
Carpcs sle- aud small Pier aud Msnia NiI"rs Rosewood
PlTioT and hanler 5res OF every hs 'aItyi ~ nav
hsess~s Bed. and ddine LonDges Fay Cheiis OH; nd
Plain Enanelei Chamber suiirsi oir snpen% ho-s"y" j.
Piano Lace sad Brccssl Window Drapefy' han'e
C0ks aud Ornaments Table Ware ADD hi chen bieD'i, WI
be sold half their yaar The above as-ot"e ehol
every hing Necessary geote hekeg in1 to'se cal aod
exani' bofo going ,nci purchasing elsewhere
A. d. NsEwIv. AucIonefr.
pY BANGS, MERWIN n Co, Irving Buildings,
- Nos 59i and sos Broadway Sales Of BooAs, Stationery
Picture, Works 81 M Fancy Ooo1-, Furniture &c
WEDNESDAY ESENlN1, NAV p, et y oe ics.
NV ENGLISH BOOKS-Comp ring valuable STANDARD
Works in various departments including nsny fp-Ty Illus
tra'ed books Also collection Of Amei an pubriinn- en-
bracsR Scientific, Classical aud school Books, &C. Catalogues
now ready
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90 farmers ano Offers.

IMPORTANT NOTICE 10 FARMERS,
Il SHlP OWNERs HOT SEkkEPtRS, kol &C.,
GROWS! CRONSl CROWS.
RATS. RATS RA1Sl
MCEl NICE MlCEl
MIICHRLLs POISONED WHEAT go
No prep.rstiou rsqulred All that "a nee'sy at? ,pmte
o nj ite poisoned Wheat where they iToguea' ana neJ I'M
u5.dsaiy es and die Not densefoui to the hisn tniy.
he ace has used with great success ia f'urole ana
now offered 10 the A.o can public a. IN bes Az I eiron4
e, used I, wi be found especially valuable to tsueht
aestToying Cows
Ole trial viii prove Il, thcsc,
Sold egerywl n. Pdoe n tents per packAsa
N. bT who hs,e been a. gused "a u.nt rhoPno'yt
EIt. ors al. huG this simple snd elcctsi it ans loi
OF hei H,ues Bsr Stables Store House, 'pd uIslie''i
AL destructive Neruin 80
Piincipal Do cot for tho United 9ti'.sa
CREAMER's CASH DRUG -EOUsE,y
No IL Gold..t.. \. v,
To whom 81 ordeis must bee sfd essed
AGENTS WANTED nTousf bout tho United STATES
DELLHAM SEEDING POTATOES @rSALE.
They are the esri-E' Known. ~hi's nesly and In 'e,son
btuehoui tho year HAy 30 plarod iue before Toe tH
Of LIME Aso refined CIDER snd ViNLoAh very cnoioe'
Apply Il tho Agency no. Ehs Buiiiinss DHsle,,il ,
~F' NJ. :. J. LYNCH
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UgO. 4. LEAyiTr, AIconeer.
by GEO. A. LEAVITr ~ Co--TTde Sale
- Rooms Nos n and Mercer H. sor the ale Of Books,
Stationery, NorAs Of AT. Consi lnui.na solicited
Ga TUESDAY iEYESlNG Nay q commencing az clock
CATALOGUE
ofe lrse and valuable Private Library Of
ENGLISH AND AMERICAN SOCKS,
Compiling large Il spleudidy lnsrsted WORKS cn
psi 2. Scripture Da.s Stsining, Architecture, theology,
Cssc Miscellany sc. Calslogues ready and books on
exhibition. GEO. \. LEANiII s Go.
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ENoCH LEWIS. General suP't, Altos

lfOR NOkwALK DIRECT, connecting with the
il Ds,bsry R.ilra.f-Tbe steamer ALICE PRICE iesves
Osbsupe Msskst Whsrf DAILY q issves nor~sn
DAILY. o. 81 = n Fare 50 Gents
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The following is comparative statement Of the vane
Of expors from commencement Of the yeaIto May i6i

To,sl.....$i, III Al H25l4,lOJ rlJ0H go rotl.st1
Increase compared With ~ NibsR
The movement Of the banks In the four rr.ncipal
cities Of the Union, in which weekly rcPoFs made,
as shown 10y their Last statements, IL IS follows
Losn.. Deposits. Specie Circurh.
NYos May VI st21 .2 30 tei fsor s3teV So % - ~
.stou NAV -. 6l,564gJ l8JG6.s sl5.tJ b1@Wt
Ph'la., Nav r.. e5,7l53ia l5.5111 3l5lu@ 9g,ii2l
N.O.Fns Msyli esi516 le,oJi5e Hi49iJ 55lS,t6
...s23l 39 i0l Ia i5l IS f65goai3 ~ 2" ~
Lsst werk... 2N 1855 40 36 III o9 1924 - ts31
Las, year..... 22O4 ~ ~ 6S l0j a. pa go 332.d
IABtR o tas Leans Specie Circulation ara Dpor'' Of ~
BaIsq|he Cifp Of Aer foy 5 the pe,i s-d'se S'ry lay
M.4 10 Lstl % MN xsd &c Capai slea Elni
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E'Oh NEWDUhUIIi IUUbiIhILl- oIFl, "nd
Il RONDOUI Steamer TIOS POWELL, EVERY AT
TERNOON, from foot Of Jay st.. 81 = p.
CUNDAY MORNING BOAT for HANER-
~ sTRAW-The Stesr1sI METAaORA leaves Pier foot OF
JAy-st every SUNDAY MORNING, q a N, making the
assal snd1gs.
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CENTRAL RAILROAD of NEW-JERSEY.-
~ From foot Of CouIsndt sCounectng Al Hampton juno
zion vi De'svae, ackswenna AID Western Railroad and o.
Eason with Lehigh Valley Railroad and IL coDnsoons, forming
sdirect linsto sbufg me Ne without change OF cars
SPRING ARRANGEMENT - Commencing Ma Is, lh5l--
Leave New-Y York az follows:
= ssissuRo E1PREss-Ats m for Ess,on Reading Potts
an. r-,srrs,-rs Mauch Csunk NiliamspOrt.
x ~ T..fN-At - "a. for Eastop WSer Gap, Scranton,
fyisst Bend, Pttston. WLkssns-,s 70
aaaoras TR.rS-For Fsstoi' Msuch CbuaI Williams.
pert, Reading, Po,.sy me uarrsaatg kc
4P.s TaKOUaH TKAIN-kor EssEod, pe'hishen AuentoHn
and Manch Chunk. go
$50 ~ NJ My TRANSITION SomeTvilo.
LRlHEsS-rof fAston, Ahentowni l'eth'
H.ibrf Pt,-buTgh and the West Size ping Cars nom JeT'
sey City through 10 ftt,sN"rgh go ~, nj,
FxpPF.sTR. AIN Yoh HARRnsURG-Ihe . ~ Express IdNh
from New Yok arrives Harrisburg at connect n tet
and We,t on PenusyvAua Centoa Railroad N0ftheh cenf
Railroad North and South, and with the CnmbeT.nd feilsy
BsiiIoad. 4. r.. r. -
Iss1UeH ExPREss TEAiS fBE WEsr-An Express Tram
ieayes New.Yo1k 1;l daily lsundays excepted ma
sps oioee connection Harrisburg with Pernsyysn
sh no change Of Pittsburgh ana but Que 10 Cincnusa
ana Chicago Three hours time 10 saved by tiins hs sl
arriving any point west time "a those es'cs
nj or 8 n IN bv other ronfes" -.
EtvssxTpPosr AND NHw.YoRK FSRRY-Lesge New'Yotk
nom Pier No. O. North River at 20 and lac o. L. J-O f'2
enc $50 p ID. - az. -, 49, a.,
each wsy. JOh- v oihRN' 0ePea''t
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4 ONG ISLAND RAILROAD.

IL SPRING ARRANGE MENr.-( hange Of Terminus and
Rsnlg 1ime On sri after FRIDAY May ~, 5bl Psssen'
Ger Tnn' will ave and take hf delatnIs from he Com
pal5 New Depot A. huniersP int.
Psssens.rs going Fat Jsme slip and 3hti Forbes
Nee York ~ for GIe,np0ri u ioT Syofsoi 5JJ y.
N for iaT hank an W. for Syorsei $3.50 p NJ Tor Farming
dale 6:3 .. m. Tor Jamaica
Passengers for Henp.tead leave H. u m, $780, 49, sna
$50 p N.
Ps'seugeGs for Jamaica leave No. IL ~ $780, 49, 55o
and $50 n.
Tr'ns esvs Hunters Point srriyJ Of Ferry Boat FROM
Jsoes sip aud 3<th s.. Ferries
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RAILROAD Of NEW-JERsEY.

IN Trains Jersey City for Pernont At 81 and $40
and s:Zs and 625 n TO- Noufey 425 Rnde2S D. ms for
SsderbE at 4:25 o. 10. mos II. HERRING Piesldent.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-05-21

i j Ny and TROY. Coz NECTING WITH TRAINS SORIH
and WEST. Trains lowe;
From ChaUbeTs-s;. From ths-
kspess and II "a and $3.50 7.25 ll25 M, aid 1858 aud
and 5 ? m. S25 p. N.
Troy ard albany twih sleep l045 p Slndsys included
os earl, 1875 p.
kosgbkcepss train, am. SIS a m, aud 1870 an4 40
u; "a ud4p p IN.
Peek I'll train. $50 ?. "a. 5.55 r. N.
Sing slug rain 9 20 = sLo Ol5 and s;lO and s55
3:sS and s:30
tishAii train. o:4V D. ~ 1903 p.
A. +. SMITH, Superintendent
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nay BOAT for ALBANY. steamer ARMENIA

II VI leave NevYoIk oct Hari6ou-.t every Mon
DIV "Wednesday AMI Friday, st ooock m--commcncng
NEDN tsDAY April u ton lrng % Tie nleDrnale laudin.s.
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Ocecn Steamers.

v1OR kIVERPOOl.--Th The steamship GREAT
n tssfFRN james nct THOMPSON, comm Der, Wi pos
tiy.k sail iIon NeSYoIk ior LiyeTPoo. Oh SATURDAY,
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AEW-Y and ERIE RAILROAD
IN PASSENGER TRAINS leave vie Pay0nis Feuy and
Lon Dock from foot Of C1snDers-si.
DDNKIRK EXPRESS 81 Z a. NJ.
MAIL a. $50 g m. Thi' Trsin remains night a vi.
mira. aud proceeds :hc next morIifg.
WAY OF 800 ?. m. for MddeOwu kewbuTgh ard inter-
Eaedste stations.
stops az Mail Tain Stations and only EllTA
CHAS. MINOT, General SuP't
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9tcamboaie ano tlailroaNs.

NEW-YORK, HARLEM. aud ALBANY K. Il.
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MUSICAL INSTRUCTION.
Piano, Voice, and Violin,

DROF. W. A. LOVELAND, continuing his vo-
L cation as Music Teacher in the city Of
Washington, would announce to stra gers com.
ing here to reside thnt he offers his pupils the
superior advantages Of a thorough and greatly.
improved system Of instruction, including the
departments Of Harmony and Composition.
Having had nearly thirty years experience In
teaching, he is n lie to adapt the lessons pleas
ingly and philosophically to the comprehension
Of the scholar, so that much of the lediousness
common in musical d pliue Is obviated, and
study and practice rendered highly attractive.
Prof. l. has taught in this city several years,
and is pleased to refer to numerous patrons for
the most favorable teLtmonials.
Terms moderate.
Prof. l.. will keep in tune the pianos of bis
pupils without extra charge. Orders may be left
at his residence, No. 432 Seventh street, near G
at Mr.. Adamson's book store, Seventh street,
opposite the Post Office; or at Mr.. ]. F. Ellis's
music store, Pennsy lvania avenue, near Tenth
street. mar lo*
The national Republican., 1861-05-13
The Y. II. G. Association and the U. 8.
Volunteers.

A a special meeting OF the Board of Man.
n ayers of the Young Mems Christian Aasoci-
alton, resolutions were unanimously adopted:
lst. Opening the Reading Rooms Of the Asso-
citation on Pennsy lvania avenue, opposite Browns
Hotel from Q A. NJ. to 8 P. NJ, to the members
of all military organizations now quartered in
this city; and providing tracts for perusal in
quarters.
I'd. Opening the Library of about 1900 we'll
selected volumes to the members of said mill
tary organizations who are also members Of
other Y. NJ. 9. Associations.
Sd. Extending Il general invitation to attend
the Bible Glass and Lecture at the Rooms, every
Saturday evening, at a quarter before 8, by Rev.
Dr. Samson, Pre- ,ident of Columbian College.
4th Providing regular daily supply Of netrs-
papers from all prominent points throughout the
co ntry, free for those who may visit the Rooms.
9th The Association, in view of the increase !
expense incident to this effort to provide good
and int. resting reading matter for the exrraordi-
nary numbers now seeking it, respectful ly makes
its appeal for pecuniary aid. Directs the sigma
ture of this publication by the Pr sident and
Recording Secretary; and requests that dona.
lions, with names, be left with the young man
in attendance at the Rooms, or addressed to
HENRY BEARD, Treasurer, Department of the
Interior, or to either of the undersigned.
NJ. II. MILLER, Pres't,
First Auditors Office.
SAM'L McELwEE, jun, Rec. Sec,
Office Cong, Globe. May ll-3t
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