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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-04-05
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xlJILLIAM BURRELL, Deceased.
w rl.Ir,,u Law Of WILLIAM BURRELL VI North
Lophaia Norfolk England. "a required.
u, supposed tdt tho Heir =, Law one OF the descend
si, stephen e who came 20 this country oM Eng
Ind many yeusago.
iiviy, viii iril T,Ititlltrs t.
THOMAS MAY Pcauport Quebec,
ORC Mr.. WILLIAM MAY. Solicitor,
No. Adelaide Place London, pndfe.
Lonacn, fpssnd
ll.bee March IA Ieq1
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etaiicuerp ouo Sourp Goooa.

.-~~~~~---~~--- -, ,.,C,r.rYUp TtI,N THE
An TIME PEN is MlGHIlEh lbAN 'h~
SWORD" -.
ni,c coin pTN-THE BEST or ALL PENS
1iu' jill ---.-. -. :, p,4AG
MCRYON'S GOLD DDND'
guP REST PENS IL THE NORLp
- o.t,t of en- ~ the following IN orsn or psf
on ~. =, iber viii sond by retlTn mail, or other~ie
cold Pen or Peus ,eec,0 the sane aee'ahs
sss.sr,,,,oa vic:
cor N ,rD,- -,r,rDntfr CASES
pp ~ ~ ur y -, ~ a. ~ certs the Lucky Pen,
roI 70 80 tt f., a p.n. n, "a CENTS tho he. AM
Tor u ces,t lne ~ = .,sSy D. 49,
Pen tnd iof - tpe ~ Ic
ibt sH'b elo NOE < . = q "'''N - -, ,,,>,
rfIF sASE PISS N SiLVFF-PLATED EXTENSIONS
GASES. WITH PEHCIlS.
For c.r,s tbe Naec Pen. i1 IS ceuts, tho Ipcsv Nm
g., a. ne A,S, adv Pen; -, the Elegant Pou
70 81, s s1 - ny Exce,jor Pen These are welGDih,d
81 s.s cod Pen. with irdosl,u Points the average
roo w Da ,l tT o,.ias ross of ghs bo,t
We D. - WV
o. " -. 81 AIo,t,.- "N,u,bsr, AMI "Qs4ityr nr.
H. ,,i,CY,s pen, and IN. Points ar ,gsrfsute
,e"l'N"i ~ , -. - la M .,-,hers {nii
ioi ~ ,n'.l , W -, a., ,,,iis, N q the l,ras.t
'ttN NO O|.S, W, - ~ .,,.iI", "a No n tne
so"'' % ~, 80 -. r. n. 49, nd uelirp
.itss' msu.''n 'ioa ~, " 81, %;,s ~ SnA l. ; sui
81 of stSt one,ity lbs oneraynss arc i8c-si
os q 'hs "i1'" aud 81; 'es. -...,..., .s,,
For - cents a Ne Pen lst quality, No.3 fep -
-sH,v - ,.
For 81 No Pen - quality, No Jtcn' "a 9'''''
e,nNo Pen 81 ousit,. ~, "a su
%sSc Pso. "a 9asiiy. o,.r.
Tor 81 % No. Pen. Is, qnsly, or NO : GU" ~ f1
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DOOFING STAT f.
EAGLE SLATE COMPANY.

Corner Of iOh.sv and Quaries at Hydsyill, Yer
I2th..t., New-fork. mont. n. hiDsnr
ADAM PONTCN superintendent
T Coup,uy invite the attention OF the pubc 10 the
.,rsrior ,pi v ell known GREEN aud PURPLE boot lND
81 F witch they pared to deliver nom ther Guar
ri,s or p-pots in Oh sizes suitable for roofing.
The public are canioped against spurious snd interior AZ
e hich ha, been re esented and used Esse Slate
A ssle roof Is preferable TO tin sht sles or ron :,
II we'll mt oa IL lasts lifetime without needing repairs IL
Il IS che,p a. Tin or shingles IL needs 10 paint Rain wser
from slate ROOT pure It ms 10 tsint oil decayeh WOO OF
ns Slate root. are Greproo insurance companies favor
them; steam wall not affect thcm,
saera II required viii be sent to any part o.
tho couny upon application the NewYok Depot Orders
addre...d as above o. to FURMAN, No. 20 Cosrlandt'
N.w.YOlk, will receive prompt attention
Hnrk Malrh. lh2
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BALrrsoRE, April J. 1872
Tn. .er Annie Bell from Msanlas fer this port - '1 ~
neaf Seven foot Knoll he mouth Of ,ne "a n,
Is tight and lighter and steautus viii 60 cow - VIZ. mar
relief The captain thinks abe viii cou'e on 'o-m''" ~
ns after so to oc hhds OF sugar ma rr.ar,a
lBy letter 10 Elwsed W Nse5' esS' Nv
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sim Ri.es,5:3z iSet............623l Meon-Rses o."
srsE WATER THIS DAr .,.
ssniy Hook. .1:36 Gov. Island. o:2o bsuNfs'' ."
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SHEET lRON-Russa, Belgian, and patent
- polished imitation Russia Sheet Iron; assorted numbers
Also Tin BooEas Pss., Charcoal and Coke. ~. ,,-..,
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V,HE TURKISH BATHS.

sb.crio.ons to TIE Stocl o. the TURKISH BATH CoMPA-
NY vii now be lec-ved hs ofces OF me following jour
nai. Evening Post EEpfes, Journal OF Commerce. lne'
Tfibuue and the World. -. IA
tsoal reGr.led $1,000; to be raised b. COO share's ;"
each. . - - =, a..
stock will bs entitled free ticket DO u hVe saief SIX
tieLst,. On. Il, Ten shares thirteen tickets.
~ ,il,,,, men compose the Board Of Direction:
H. a., "A nr1dfrri III, d Valentine Mott NJ ID,
", Sn''., Fr,snt ESD John Ordrousux, 81 d. san
Th-o W Dwight LID, ,o. NsIy toulu.i~on,
Coi Isv s,in.I y 1hgyer. esq,
~, Go Fosorl Hon. Daniel r. Tiemsgn,
Cha, godfrey 0uuther esq, John totIey, DID, nm
Charle. Kins LID, Pres Col. Wan H. Van ourrh M'D''
Col's,e SauiisIy Commission.
G OSCANYAN Secretary and General Man ger.
TNHE SOLAR MATCHES without sulphur are
rel bv oil who tried them Pstented and aw ard
- 81 =. A ,,,.-..r 4, s,irfs Oh,, ~ sola
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dence Of the BRIDE. mother by the Rev Dr. Hague, Mr.
benjamin T. Lnderhil Of long islsDd 70 hfss Mary j.
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HENRY G. SCRIBNER, Auctioneer. Sales
j room No Ill Nasssu.s. Henry {. scnbnefw WI give
pacusr attention to tses Al suction Of onsehod rin
lr Sc Al private dwellings Psrtie. declining bo1'ekeep
ina "A tied q call.
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4 ONG ISLAND AILROAD-CIANGE OF
u TERAilNt S.-Lesye Junes-slip snj Jfth 81; teTdes
-.Yogt rt $50 m for Greenpot: $50 snd $40
m for North lsp. Saturdays 70 faptans 80 m and
$500 p H for Syos,-t H;p $3.50 and p NJ ioT Hemp
,.ead aud a.2n q H., $50 ,ud p. m. for Jamaica
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NEW-YO.12 q NEW. HAVEN RAILROAD
igel NSytyrrp App ,Ncr,,Fyr Ig6l.

COMMENCING NbVt NbER ~. 1861.
Passenger Station in NswYort. 21b-tt and 4,hsS
Entrance 21thst
TRAINS LEAVE NETWORK:
For Nc 1.Haven T. IA, CA Is RAD. 3;NsEIli Si
4:30 sid8p.m , .o
For bridgeport. = a I'm, G1.l; l2:l& $3.50 tErl $50
For Miiotd strsliord Hatfield, Southport and wefpOrt
"a. M. l-.iJ $50 and $3.50 p. m: 90 -, a.. IN r.
For Norwsk . $3.50 l2:5 $780, tE1 IL 5'Sc 40" D
%, a. . -. ,o,- o,a An
Fol stamford T. g, (gs) 9.5Oa M. 1915 $3.50 tEIl g.
g., Chester end "a en.dists stations 9;3os u;
/ Is 40 400. $50, $50 q p N.
- Pori Chester rad New Rochelle, Rp -
CONNECTING TRAINS.
For Boston pliug t.id OK $3.50 (trl p m
or Boston. via Shore Line I2:l5. o r. IN 49,
For Hartford and Springfield, sa m tEIl R'i'' J'''
tEEl =. ~. So. =, ,,. 49,, - - IT, ,
aud i?:l5 p NJ 90 Northampton. 800 g,
FOR Han ford Providence, and fIshkh Railroad M
(ErD 1918 r. 81 - pr,
Eor Kew.Hssen New.London, aud stoningtcn Railroad
sts a. IA, i2:l5, $3.50. D.
For Canal Railroad. 1915 p m. To Norihsmpt0n
For Hon atomic Raircaa 10 Pusheld, D. IA
FOR Neuestp,s Raitosd. . a. M $3.50 p. M
For Danhufy snd NorwsE Railroad, =. g. m, $3.50 p m
Conn odous eepn- Carr at'schrd - ~ tram.
LAMPS III. NDNi Superintendent
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MxxoR,sDrS.-The schr. Albert Mason lying at Pef No
N R. loading ordnance stores for Fortress Monf'e
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4 VI. MFHwiy. Auc'i1ue'r mn
nv RANCS NERVIN 4 CO.. irving Build
TERRY lease at AUCTION.-By y


CoyTKoIIEK's OTuCg March 20. 1852
N.r22 2agTuIS IgAp ROBERT T. HANS, ControIler
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90 farmers ano OILERS,

ITALIAN BEES.-Pure Italian Queens, OF
brilliant color forwarded by express to part OF the
United SAtes Prc. 7c cash No Queens sent
ont iron, our spisry BAKER TAYLOR,
Hulmeville, Bucks County, Pa
rINHE most reliable and certainly the cheapest
1 pl.cs 10 buy choice SMALL FRUIT aud DWARF
PEAR TREES u the Nursery of 90
CHARLES y. ERHARD ksyenswood Long iashd' NJ l.
Descriptive Catalogues sent free OIL application
10 M0M LAYTON BLACKB t I.slS.a
ure. Inquire N the Office of the Nothern Rsireaa Com
psny Of New-Jsrsey, foot OF Courtl.ndts
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fouse furnishing Goods.

CHAIRS-No. 29J Pearl-st.. w0od-seat, boxed
~ foT shipping; also, Office, Dining Cottage, hoeAhs
CHAIRS aud STOOLS retsiled al Wholesale prices
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ynsirutilou.

AT PAINE-, BOOKKEEPING, PEN
~ MkNsHIP. kc. are Taught ct hours sni,ns pupN.
s,srns foreigner ard all person. wishing 70 devote
few hour daily study Of the Lsnglss. received
at No o, Bowefy N. Y, ard No as3 fultonsi. bfoosyn
Strictly private instfgcton.
4 MENIA SEMINARY. Armenia. y. l.-The
~ Rev. ANDREW J. HUNT. A. NJ, Principal Term
b.,u. Avrl as prepay. expense. Tor Bosrd sr uon
Ia Enfli.h aud Classics send ior . Catalogue
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,THE HORACE WATERS PIANOS and

THE HORACE WATERS PIANOS and
i MFLODEONS and ALEXANDRA ORGANS, aud
T. GILBERT6 Co celebrated &OLiAN PIANOS, are the
finest instruments for psrors and churches nov IA n,e
large ss.orin sn be the wseTooms NO
Broadway between Grand snd BToome-sts which wi os
cold extremely low prices Pianos ana Meodeons nom
pdry makers new and hand 10 Let and rent allowed
purchs ed per agreement Monthly payments received
fer the same. Sheet Music, Music Books and all and oil
Music Merchandise at war pices Psni' IN st'ehdAnce
will try music.
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Groceries ano provisions.

HE. srorGuroy. Solicitor
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w NJ. HOLLINGSHEAD, Auctioneer.-
w sprin, trade sal. OF 500 Gaze. BOOTS. SHOES
BROG ANS. sud CATERS. At suction. on TUESDAY Apn
g. o. lOl O'Clock the store OF J. I. NLshouse. NO y
Cosrtl.ndt,t compnrs hnes Of prime and srs'onsble
Foods directly from uef. and vel sdap;sd 10 ciiy
.nd country trade Catalogues ready on MONDAY, 9Th.
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NORTHERN MROAD of NEw-JER-
CENTRAL RAILROAD OfNEW-JERSEY.-

~ sEY1rsirs issys Jersey City for Pemoni et3;iSs
aid /. .i AIS AID 5:05 y nj Tor Munsry - 80
and .or Sufsrns a. s:l5 a. ". I. w. DEAAhEsl sl1t.
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s. A MER. SCHOOL INST" $50 broadway,
~ ,9pp.s School, and Families with Teachers, and
P,r.nt, rf Cireu A.. of good schools Without ehsyc
and sells school properties. u. ,. WOODNAN 70.
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nH FACTORY at AUCTlON.-Mortgag
" SALE Of an OIL FACTORY all 10 perfect order resy
new will be- sold public auction SATURDAY, April
IL O'clock the premises. situated Oh the corner o.
Sni'h.t and H.uton'av. Brooklyn. The above Factory
vi D. sold TO the hshe bidder sale positive Per order
Of the Mortgage.
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SToNINGToN LINZ for Boston Slo via S Gro


p0pr al FALL RIN'FR.-The spicldd and superior
.fearner METROPOLIS. Capt Brown, lesse. nss'-for
-ysry TUESDAY, THIRSDAi, end SATURDAY., a.
,'ik n a., AUc the EMPIRE STATE, Capt. Blay.or. ON
FONDiY. "WEDNESDAY, and FRIDAY, a. > O'Clock ?. m
from Pisf No. 3 \. Il. a.. -.
ol;coYt until the sane shsi hsFe been paid iof.
Esisht % soson Is forss ded Though with sAsi n'Ph
- 90 mp yN BJRDTN Agent, 40. 20 aud II Wesi-st.
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Gales bp Anttnn.
[ BIEECKER. SON &

I BIEECKER, son & Co., will sell at
A. kne,ion on SATURDAY, April 5. ct 10 o'clock e. M:
1 No 4b3 sth-.t (AibOn place, ~ ar sih'a' ths wi
T0ID FTRNIrURE Of the residence 81 me la'' NJ
SERVED FISH e,q consist nr Of Bnsse!s tin ing
oct Iabozany and fancy .faifs. SOFAS Or aAias ~
r.t.pston Tables Pi-uO. Sid-5 1nil, MnVI-i VIZ
China Glsfs aud syer.P sed Ware bsd.,.su'' p'''''
Beds. hsttfsssrs, &c Nc, qua hlcben uihi'"'''
Catalogues at No. ii Pine st.
4 SSJGNFEs sALE-B BENJAMIN WEA-
n YER Jr AucHoneer will sell - Public Au;t'o" 80 OF
FRIDAY Apiil H. lg2 a. ios m q, me ~ hives ,og
sy TIE 30 X o. LEATHER aud SbOt flN. - ., ,b
lined In Sid store Aso. the Lease and rlAlui"' VI Wv
same. BY order u the Assignee -----
A Nj MFr,wfy. Auc'i0B-s,. -,
DY BANGS, MERWIN n Coz irving buIl-
,ouary Pietures Wo-ks u AT tancy bo0ls arnl''' A.
MONDAY EVENING. April Z, At o.clecN. ,..
FNgLISH AND FRENCH EaGRAN NJ - 49,
objection c0mprising hat ar hue anr eho'r SUI s'
iha, ere old and scarce, including ttchii e &C
FERRY LEASE at AUCTlON.-By virtue
i ofthe authority vested IN him. be Controller WI Sill
At Pub,ic Anction, the hgest bidder wth
i,ity AZ tn. CIV Hall SAIl NDAl. the lsih asS
April 1852 Of u O'Clock noon, the LEASE Of the ht IN
being srty6ye in wisb aoog the w.'ieTy side Of W.,
.trcet or 30 much thereof belongs 81 the OF
The City Of New York lib the risi 10 run Ferry
the Horsimus street jersey City but snch snd'k
pace Jerey City be provided by The le'ee AZ his o
e1 nse spd cost the Of ten years from the lat cay
OF May. litl ,
The ese to contain ell the conditions and covenants US al
IN fry made by the Corporation and also sneh a. arc
pefcrbed BY resolution OF the Common Council IN relation
ihei eto, pssted November ., 1850.
DEPARTMENT o. tiNASCg, 49,
CoyTKnIIEK's OFHog. March 20. 1862
M,r22 2awTuls Zap ROBERT I. HAWS. Controller.
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A count BOOKS and STATIONERY.-A
~ m sppIy constantly on bend snd made 70 order. ou'
ms. m, 90 Invited csll at thu oil stand Good cheap
HOWE q FERRY late > Bsynor No. 10 bo"efy
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DEMOVAL.-HALL DAVIS a. Co..
Ii PIANOS REMOVED 20 r. :. BERRYS NEW
PIANO ROOMS opposite metropolitan Hotel. Great bar
gaus Ia second and Pianos Pianos aud Melodsous TO let
'~''' r. s. BERRY. No 500 Broadway.
oppos'e metropolitan Hotel
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NFNTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.--
Prom foot Of Cou'iisudst Connecting q. Han lto1
Junction WITH Oelssse Lscksn snd Nss'en Ksosd
and Lsston with Lrgh Na4eJ Railroad ans its connect
tons forming direct LIE 10 Fitous snd the ",i "ihou
ssPRING ARRANGEMEST--C ommsncinz March ., 1s5.
Leave New Yofk a. follow:
HAsE,sPgIC BxPKr.s--At q. D. 70 Lss,ou, kea44lg
Man TEA1-4t z. ~. for Esston, Na;el Gap. Scrsn
tou, Great berd I.tts'Jn, Wiiketb-fre, &c. -
u y. THEor az InAIs-fcf Ess'on, Msnch Chunk. VII
tamspst Rsadius. Potisvle Hsr'sDuIr. &c.
sr;NFAEaren fhsiS-fo l-Gsion, beta!ehen Allentown
ed MS1ch CHUNK
S3OP. =. wAY TssIx-For Goreryilie
a. NJ. WHsTEKa kzFHK-s-HoT Eaton. Ale town Read
" hers5oz Pitt.bgrg and tue "s'i. Seeping cars n
Jerseycity through 70 Pittsburgh
E1Pk~s IHsiN fOE HAkhissfEG--Tls b = IN. TIprest
IrtiL To Ne~ IOrs sges AZ aisbuIe o. .. connect
ns East ad Yves. On Pelrsy va5a Ceus Rs cad Hodhern
S'nL1 h',foac Nor,A aud south. sLd "h Inc Cplnbe-
Tar TsEorGs ExPRss. Tram Yon ruz Nygsr leaves
N.~.fosk Of daily fSuAd4y eacepi@dl instin
connection Al iiar burg " nd Pei'yy sn RAJ osj~
tnte Of cssto fiifsJgh ano but one 90 Cincinnati and
tfcaso rom roIfs tine j. saved bj taxing tls
tiiLanKIh4ahT Nsr hgW.lOEK fPEhR-Lcage h.w-
Sofs ron PER 10 Nonn River a. $50 and II 3:Zo
r6s bosis .,sp Bee.n Point and Nen,r Hsrbor s.try
tl'p sseh way JOHN o. sIERNS. auperil eadcnt
ERiE RALWAY-Passengcf traiu- IRON foot
II Cliam- es-ri. D., a. f3lo..:
"a. M EyDres, lorRnfalo
t;ls . n. Msil
is "a, Min dsfy for Oh.yils and inrsaedia, s,a
nsns
II a 10. Accommodation, daily
es.e stslion, . " '"' " -
- H. NiEht ETPr.s diry. ror Du1kjfk Bufs'o Csusu.
zoe til pIbep.i ~ o. Ils Tram Of Saturday
",,'sn" ooaaio 49,; u,t unto DlnSils.
Cn.gIEs MINOT G.psr.tsa,n
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NIGHT BOAT TO- NEw-HAvEN.-T

;ime for early m"rni - stns r "
IT, CON ~ a. i,syss p Troas 90 north sn'
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nor HARTFORD direct, and intermediate
t,,. a. the Come Il yer 90 and slier n rs
IaV ar,t OF APRIL tie teauiers CITY on HAklfOkD sHa
CPANITE STATE, an leaye Pler No y IA, River feoE
IA. 4. MILLS. Agent.
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"a EW-JERSEY EAlLROD-FOR PIN
~ ADELPHlA aud tie SOUThd WHIST ~. IrD
sf4 ClT1-Ma and EyDiess Liues.sye New York Al ?
sud 10 M, g. and II :. 10. tafss Through ticket
SOD Tor tho SOn N sudNesi ard tLro, re H.
2 q. m. ald ard II y. ~. tgsins. "
A., =" "; NOoDhoff. Nt"st Superintendent.
Eo begg-s' "hl ." iecf"'d if any uBess delivered
"" eosts"0 - "1@S<s ~ sa'shee OF tJHe y: leaving
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DIANOs. MELODEONS. HARMONIUMs.-

i First class For SALE. TO LET, OF SOLD on INSTALL
MFNTS on favorable terms Peloubet HaTmonoms o1e,
two or three banks Of keys l35 to 500 Cottage Pianos,
fully warranted. y and octave, . $50 % 80.
j. NJ FELTON,, Nol cal and S,J Broadway. y. Y
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HUDSON RIVER INSTITUTE, Claycrack,
j i Couubi. County ~. Y-NeIt term opens April 10.
SPECIAL ADVANTAGEs-Military Dnh undsr an -Ipe
snc.d officer Classical distraction by Nse or,drss two
Professors "a Fisno Au'ic; Madam STEPHAN o. rev
Yoik instruct. IN NochzstioB native Teacher m ffeneh
fourteen Proissofs and nsiruotors Bosd, Na,hng ne
and Tuition higher English Lstiu ard creek 80 p" tom
oil fourteen weo.a Rev A. FLACk. A. ~, Principal.
IRVING INSTITUTE, TarrtOwn. \. y
j The forty ninth 81 MiANHtAL SESSION will com
ID. :. ROV r. 4. N.
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THE SOLAR MATCHES without sulphur ar,

by al who hay. tried them Psented and aw ard
ed the silver dal o. the American Institute Oheo o, solar
Match Company Nos. iti and ioj Beekniaa-'t., n. y
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LINE LIVERPOOL
AND LONDON PACKETS

PKMITTANCEs TO E.,GLAND. IRELAND, &c.
PASSAGE TO Oh FROM GREAT BRITAIN OK iEt.
LAND al tho lowest ard DRAFTS payable demar
anywhere throughout the UNITED KINGDOM can D. Oh
tanned a. heretofore It TAPSCOTTk Coz No ~ souths
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NEW-YORK, HALLEl. and. ATP.,-y
~ RAILROAD. Fot albany a. TROY M I,'h'
INTER ARRAAGF@ENT, con Lncjgg y0Sf1ntu y s'l
2hA-st Depot. ''" "om
Fos a. l.oal trsius sec TlAiE. b.
joins btClnLL, last Sun.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-04-05

DASSAGE FOR HAVANA.-Ihe fast sailing
British brig SAGINAW, Clsrs, matter. hs' hne accom-
od atoms and vi s-1 10 Dor passge .rply o.
boagj PEI No Esst River OF to WG. }. DEWEY Co.,
No - NGll-st.
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Any one sending single letter posistamp viii receive cir
81 sr with the suersvinrs shove re'erIedt to.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-04-05
Ocean cleaners.

EOR BORDEAUX.-The A | brig BELLE
OF TIE BAY, Holloway. m.s;cr, will have Dispatch
for feis ht OF Pa,sse apply to VIZ. j. DEWEY Co., NO
as VI sllst
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-03-20
OBITUARV-

On the 14lh iDst. Mrs. Elizabeth Etiok
eopsCrt otthe late Jacob Erick. She was
bora March l9lh. 1894, and was daugb.
ter Of Michael HenseI, one Of tie earliest
settlers inBhis courty. s OF that large aud
respected family, Mrs. Mary II. Giesy. Is
now the obly surviving member.
Mrs. Il. was united in marriage with
Jacob EIick in 1919. iaoe Of their 10
children, hSe are yet living. to mourn the
departure Of their parents.
Mother Erick connected herself in ear.
y NE WI hesy. IsqtlRnu Church, and
ilveo IN lie of Consistent chrisliao.-
i1er health and strength were falling the
la" two Yeas, during which lime size was
almost soOslaHuy upd~r medical treat.
meht Sls APPROACHED her e,d with cl,tis
tan tope and re.ig nation, saying shortly
before che fell asleep IN Jesus: II am
ready 10 depart" IIer age was CT years
u months and 2j dAss.
DIED Feb. Is. 1862, at Crab Orch
ard, KY, OF Typhoid fever WILLIAM j.
son Of Adam and Reteccs Brandt in the
2Oth year Of his sgr. 2 f.'.' i.'fi 't''''a
The following resolutions were unani
mously adopted BY the Division of Sons
Of Temperance No. 5S7. |9a ,@l'
ResOlUed, That we rec,gniz, the chas.
tening hand Of Gyd in the sudden reno.
val from our midst Of our beloved Broth
er William j Brandt AMI bow in humble
submission to the, dealings Of sn all wiss
Providence tHtir aJT GOOD
ResOlved. That by this effective dispen.
sation each member Of this Division il
solemnIy aGmonisIied 10 be al lso ready for
the certain change that awaits him.
Resotved. Tha: in The removal Of B;o!h
er Brandt from ed midst, community has
lost virtuous and excellent youog man,
the Army a valiant soldler. and tbc Div
iSion worthy Brothef. -" "''f
RsSolosd, That ss we mourn tbs death
o: this exemplary yqupg man, ye will
cherish the virtues Of his manly bearing
Resolrsa, That we reud-r to the family
OF Ouf laneDied7 Bsolber this blbnie ol
'J"P""S III 'uiS tue HOuI Ol tHtIT HhllN'
IiUn.
By order of HaypDsport Division, No.
567. Sons of Temperance.
DIED Near Pleasantvile, F,iif. ID
Co 20 after All illness often days. Nrs.
ANN HAZE, wife Of jacob lIane, aged 50
years 0 months and "a DAYS. Ms H,pe
was ;he. mailer Of nine children, eight of
whom are lcf! with their la,br 10 mourn
her departure. Wits in youth ST. en-
braced Christ by faith, and lived con
sistent life tj'the' end Of her pilgrimage
AS a companion she was kind and obcdi.
ent to her husband; as mother true an
atTectionale to her children. ever ready lc
share in the tolls anil stcTifces of this
life 10 make her family comfortable and
happy. She quently iif4Ffg told aher
bus.and that she had hope beyond the
grave. A sermon was prsaehe3 lsstSab.
bath by Elder S. c. Tussjng.to to l4Ige
Assem- bly, Of weeping relatives and friends
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-03-20
New Wnr Map.

a
II. G';weaver having obtained the a
,geicy, for, the sale, In Fairfield County, Of
PsTrin's Nav Wat Map, has now on
hard large. supply olthose maps, which
he will sell for The low, price Of IS cents
each. We have examined the map, and
do not hesitate 10 pronounce !, the most
cSuSenient, & in allrespecis The best map
illustrating tie seat ofwar, we have yet
sseea.t Any one wanting aWar Map, SO
sgoiien up tlat he may carry it without
siincOnyenience 10 Lie, pocket and always
have Il with him 10 refer to, can procure
one II that kind Of Mr.. Weaver '''.'i .'.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-03-20
roonr roreign snh.crlbers..

A gOodly number ofour home subscri
bers hsys responded 10 our call msde, a
efew@wseks since, by 70 paying two. years
subscriptiSa; which expires .on The irst
OfsAprii 'Is1t, for which We take'h oc'
Casiohto return them our hearty thanks.
We hope others will do likewise and'we
shall feel very grateful to them also, But
.Oufcall was meant more particularly for
our foreign subscribers, Of whom we have
aheut one hundred and fjty, scattered not
onb all oyer this State. but throughout
the Western States and California. The
greater portion Of them are ot con Sc
stFspgers 10 us, aud no doubt, good men;
bdG'twSsy years .is long ucngh for any man
7.otake county psPr Without paying
somethingikrrit. ESN'g 90, H,s, 8" ,.,,.s
We propose 10 wait few weeks, and
all kwho do not;iespordsto lihisa call. will
bsslri, ken from our list, their accounts
mSdd outat s2la ysal.aLd the amount,
tent for collection.
wo5febd Sc ca@iot incur holexp, nsc
oggoipglout'4, COLLEGE these susIl sums
they are too far from home. We there
fore hope, cha, these peraops will respond
totAis appeal, and remit TO us the amount
due Each subscriber who has been tab
ing the paper since April llSt, tc5o, viii
owe for two years INSCRIPTION on the Isl
otApriL and we. have proposed to
Eecetptio ioi 81 .50.a year rail- WHO would
setis BY that Time
Money may be sent by mail at our rish
addressed TO Editors Gazette, .ssr
tI Lancaster, Chic.