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The Burnside Fleet.

The accounts we get from Hattelas are contrad'c-
tory and unreliable. At Elizabeth City it is said
rumor prevailed, that there were from % to 80 gun
boats in the Sound, and some of the citizens were
leaving the place. n report at washington from
,tl5emarle Sound, states that the Curlew had been
down to reconnoitre, and had been chased back oy
one Of the enemys vessels and that but few vessels
were ysible about Hatteras. A cock and bull story
is told bv the Norfolk Day Book that the storm
submerged Hattteras, and that the Federals deter
mined TO abandon it. and had gone over to the NAN
land on RATS and surrendered to Gen. Gatn.
The Newbern Progress of Wednesday says that
Passengers by the Albetnarle from Ocracoke on
Tuesday, report that Yankee who went ashore to
get passage to Newbern ~ said that vessel had
gone to pieces on the bar and 800 men out of 500
we're lost and that IS vessels had gone ashore since
their arrival at Iateras. Further, that there were
about l4O vessels there, inside and out.
The feet it now appears, sailed for Hatteras-
has been greatly disabled, but still intent on carry
ing out its purposes slowly gathering its forces
and passing its vessels over the Swash. We are
glad to learn that active efforts are made at New
bern, Washington and Roanoke Island to resist an
attack We look for later and reliable intelli-
gence by the next mails
p.S. The Nswbern Progress of Thursday says,
"nothing further has been heard from below" A
Gentleman who came from below on Thursday
evening says that the last report is that there were
vessels only in the Sound, and that efforts were
making TO get three-masted steamer over the
Sannd A letter from Roanoke Island of the 26th
speaks of an expected attack there.
The Progress denies that martial law has been pro-
claimed at Newbern, and yet intimates if we under
stand it, that boys under eighteen men over fifty
and ministers of the gospel, have been restrained
from leaving, if not forced to perform military duty
In the same paper it publishes also the official an
nouncement that It. Col. Robinson has been ap
pointed Inspector General and Provost Marshall
What does that mean:
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TELEGRArHlc. The Federal army have telegraphc
communication throughout Kentucky, as well as at
all other points. Is North Carolina poor that she
cannot even afford tc!egraphic wire from Goldsboro
to Newbern?
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Our ScHooLs.-We gratifed to learn that
there has been quite an accession to the number
oil students this session at St. Marys The number
ofstudents at Greensboro Female College, we learn
at last accounts, was very encouraging. Indeed we
have heard the remark made in general way, that
all our schools are more prosperous this session
than last
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"OUR CURRENcY."-We are indebted to the author
for neat copy of pamphlet of At pages from the
press of the Register in this City, on this subject
It is highly important one, and The author seems
to have discussed it at length but our engagements
have prevented our reading it. We judge from
glance its pages that the author dscards the
now well-established theory, that the only sound
basis for paper currency is gold and silver, and
that be proposes other standards of value.
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NAsHvnLE-Nashville, Tenn, is most import
ant point 1t is the centre of numerous Railroads,
intersecting the entire Southwest and depot for
the gran -four bacon, beef horses, &C., of the great
West Its possession by the enemy would be
serious stroke to the South. 1t is now menaced
by large Yankee force in Kentucky, which we
hope will soon be driven back. 1t is perhaps the
most strategic point in the Southwest
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sAIr-The Wilmington Journal says that the
large amount Of salt made on the seaboard will
relieve the scarcity of this article Will it relieve
the price? Salt made of water at 81 per bushel
is shocking
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Gen. Zollicotfer who was killed at the battle of
Somerset was native Of Halifax County in this
State, we believe, and emigrated to Tennessee when
a boy. He was printer i'll carly life
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The small pox is prevailing at Washington City,
causing much alarm. Its sins are 50 enormous, We
should not be surprised to hear that the incurable
leprusy had seized the army and the citizens.
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The British Consul At Mobile has demanded the
schooner Wilder from the Yankees, claimed ~ .
British vessel. The Yankees lost . number Of men
10 taking hsr. a.e, 5; ;,
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1t is said that a discovery has been made in New
York. by which cannon can be riacd in one hour
by hydraulic pressure power
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st. Louis, Mo-, is said to be paralysed BY the war.
Sixty thousand of the Inhabitants it is said, have
left since the war began Business is at a dead
stand. 1t was sink-hole of foreigners and aboli-
tionista - :
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Seward has consented for the British troops en-
route for Canada to be landed at Portland and sent
thence to Canada. The poor creature will do any.
thing to proptiate John Bull.
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EAST TESSEssEEAs."-Wsg gave In our last the
prospectus of this paper, proposed to be issued
at Knoxville, Tenn, point of very great interest
IN the conflict We are waging with Lincoln. Messrs
Baxter Co design making it first class journal,
and they are desirous of obtaining the services Of
an able and experienced editor.
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TRAvEILER"-Th Winston Sentinel denies the
insinuations of the Greensborough Patriot as to the
authorship of Traveller" Who IS it? Wejudge
the Sentinel knows.
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The gallant 1st Regiment Of Alabama, connected
with Gen. Holmes division on the Potomac, has re-
enlisted for the war They are noble boys. Which
nexLf
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a-W Our list Of subscribers continues to swell
handsomely. We are obliged to our friends for
their favors in the shape Of large lists with the cash.
Send them on. Many of our old friends encourage
us in this substantial way, and their kind express
sions are duly appreciated
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IND University Of Nashville, toe University Of
virginia, and the University of this State, have
military departments connected with them.
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:, At sale of negroes in Alexandra, La, young
lads sold for $1,000, about the Sth instant
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1Hs FEELING II EuRors-The hts arrivals iodi.
cate more peaceful tone In the English press and
there is an expression Of satisfaction at the prompt
surrender OF Messrs Mason and S,idsil by Lincoln.
The sentiment however appears to be gaining ground
that the South will maintain her Independence
against the North Earl Russell is said to have sx.
pressed the opinion that if the Lincoln forces gained
no great triumphs over our arms 10 January, that
the North is ruined The idea appears to bs enter.
tanned in Europe, that our recognition will take
place at an early day after the permanent govern.
ment of the Confederacy goes into otSsation.
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SHEEP * Dss-Werbsg leave h, direct II. a.

SHEEP ok HRs Welbsg leave direct the At.
tenton Of our readers to more csrefG resdns and
considention Of t6esrislsm On this sab3 Ia Is Is.
sue of the 22nd ult, from intelligent epgrsspon-
Dent The facts brought out ats 10 le hs
'oan true and the exigsae;ss Of TIE NJ dhd .
most careful outstanding of al our sssourcess 10
c'0tae our people. Thedoss-the mean, WORTHLESS,
p'ont!ess dogs Of the State, cost N either di11y
or indirectly, atleast half million Of dolhrs ssA
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nAIskslE ID.

DICKINSON ArWATER-At Trinity Church. Tburs
dav morning April 3 by the Rev. Mr. Osilyr. Mr. Nm u
Dickinson Miss sAsh W Atwaef, daughter oil " w. "
Atwaer Of Brooklyn.
GFPRIsH- NFSTFLI.-On Wednesday, April ?, by the
Rev. Jas. H. SchOcx Geo. ,. Genish to Mary - oA's"
Of John ]. Ees'rn esQ al Of this city
Providence and New Bedford papers please copy r,
.n,vNop VOTING ID, Tbur.J,y April g. by the Rev Ut.
MeFlroy Hiram Kipp GsynOr to Mas i'soel" 'O"' WV
Of this city. ALL /, 81,
ROGERS-BROWN-In Brooklyn, on 40, Ps DR. Frupcl.
an. .idsuce Of the BRIDE. father by the No. ., w VI
Viuion, Jane, Roger, to Mary Louisa aA"s"'''
Brown esq, Of Brooklyn. u-.,,..d.x Anil
TITUs-TERRf-At Comwt ~ ", de Society Of Frieads
1907 ,,n, cornwall TO Emily H. Terry Of New
City. - .,,.u A,,;l 4 =, Oh. raj.
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEw-yoRK.......APpu {,
Cleared.

s,sau,hip-Edinburgh DEL Mierhouse Liverpool John
O. Dale; Sax ouis Hamburg Ehlsrs, Hamburg hurn1"
Co. -, -, . 49,.
ships--yersmish Thompson Blake Liverpoei = IsSmp
.on Nephew Sheridan Resell Cork Howsnd F,othi
han Lsdosa Holm, Cron,tsd, Fupeh Aeincks Weads
Genoa Street. Antwerp William sehmds' Liz<is homsn'
(Br) Gutter Liverpool Williams Guion
Bsrks-Eliza Bars (Br Cooper Bermuda Tucterk Llsht
bourne, Yunuh, Anderson, Msisnrssi Peter T. "r~hs
,Brl Green Opoto, Punch Meincke Wendti Ocesa
Home Hsrri,nsa Nuevita., J. +. Ward Co.
Alice Br1 Atwood Trsidad Smith. Jones Co. Leonard
Berry B Cooper Bermuda smith Jones 60 ~, ,n' SSl
DIV Havana b. r. Small; Exempisr lbr clemens Ponce
p r. storsis Co. J. W. johnson tBLl Day, Liverpool
WheewTisht Helen Jane tbr.l Brown Havana I'sAe b.
eager. o., ID c..,.-s = u
psn,ly Calm Osafs Island n. s. Racket; Euphens Bay
ley Porto Rico. ssml W. Le.isS Co Neg-fork Go9dsen
Bo,ton j. C. DAYTON Co J. w. Thorue Davis Fah river
r. KENNY; Ellen FORESTER Rbosdes St Johns r. X, PecA
& Church Pallss (8r, 8dde Belize Hon Jossh JeI Ut
Fr.nElip Chspusu Norwich, H. $ ksckctt; Helena tbrl
Rob.I,s Lssusyrs Thomas Nidcetoni T. O. Lyin stan
usrd Ne~tiayen ;. d. StsnnsTd Blossom, Doossss NsS
haven Ii & Racket; A. Baker, Baker Olhsre, master
Sloop-FIederck Brown Carr, Bristol, L. Kenny.
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SOP. : Il l. |. Sy62.

PFNNsYINANIk CENTRAL RAILROAD,
with ia connections to'us
TIE SHORTEST AND QUICKEST ROUTE
FRos EEv-h oEE TO TN PRNcirAL Nf,TfHs Iltir
Eight TRIMS daily fom Ne' fois TO fhisdeipha wa
Jersey and Camden aud A1,boy hoe. -
All qHrOrGH TRAINS FOR THE WEST BY THIS
49," Role LYAVE NkW-YORK PROM THE
FOOT or CUORTLANoTST
BY way Of Philadelphia the morning p,enf.r' -sVe New
York tine a. othef routes; bFelns passengers
a 8 y M one boar later than other linea.
by way Aiieto~o syeuint pss,e gers leave az p m,
.rye 70 thc tia Northern bnes in Chicago and al
points in the NonhWss Cleshas Indianapolis Lon'vile
81. Louis, Cleveland columbus, cncinnsh and al main
points est with fewar changes OF car 1870.
Pit.bnrgh 355 miles and New orb r-bur.h 40 miles
Smokns and Saloon Csrs on al trains.
Fare the sane a. other routes
Bsggaeo checked through. TbD.fers free.
Secure Tickets. good urtil D ed. BY PitlsbaTsn
WESTERN EMIGRATION.
The PenDsylvams Centre! Company runs 81 hnnsis' '
Accommodation Line, wAch affords eoHi0ftA1le H0oe OF
parties moving Westward at one hall tbs usual rates
Of fare. -,e.,,,,,
By This route freight, Ct all description, csu be forwarded
to aud from sny pin, on the Railroads o. ono henuca
diana IiBois Wisconsin, lows, Missouri by KALI
Road DIRECT OF 70 any port the gable rveTs of
the Wet BY steamers nom Fiu.ba'sh.
The Of Freight 10 snd from any point 10 tne e
tie Pennsyg Railroad at AL tunes a. svoT'bis a. ae
charged by other Railroad Companies Merchants snd sap
pr. n'u',ng ne u.o,p9r.on o. their h.ih, 20 TINS
DsHy' can rely with e0191 TIVE s ~ u'
Fsrers and Dealers a Live stock will hud b's most sd
yansesor, route, Cspacious fsTd vel wefrd sud sup
its connection and every attention PAID to TIER snis
IRON Harr,blrg where will lie found every convenience or
feeding ard resting choice offered Of ne fhIl.ADhL-
pIIN NFV,NOEK aud BALTIMORE MARKETS.
T. h. ELLIOTT, Passenger AGENT. No. Astor house.
LFECH q Co., Freight Agents, .
No Aston Housr aud No South Wilism-st.
MCDONALD BI5ChoFf, Em,srAat Atent''
ENoCR LEWIS General sup',. Altoona Pa
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Arrived.

s,s..ip Chesapeake Crowe Portland, nndse and psss
g d. B. o5o%@s .,s cS A South c,o h from h. sCci
ads qu. iron the s. ". Pass reported all well and was
~ piptsy Daley Hsyre jar "a in aast to Abraham
Bell. Son. Experieaced cosndsl ~estefy gales Loaf tse
suits Of sails aud was compelled 20 MAKE Ds" ans " s.. W..
oysbosro March - Int u no. lon o. 70 spoke brig fs
by 30 days Deness ior Grsb WIN .he os OF .es
~ lOtb st 81 90 lon - large Zee. OF vessels steer
ing m..,a Union Hubbard Live pool Feb mdss snl
os n.s. 10 Grnnel H.nurn Co bad "esisry tses ron
,S on OF 81 wss % da,s W Of the banks March lat q
20 lon 40 large vessel bottom ugi " cohas on oar
80 gnsi,d hp supposed The R. H. Taylor hence bound 10
London; i4sh .bs bound T., with the Secession Tag
I SHIP Detroit of Yarmouth Me- Harding London Jan
ia ~ 90 ou a. spoke Br brig Eliza (of Prince Whsml
tom Scotia or Dsmer:T. Apti + Csps hsoiSPen bear
nr n W 20 ies, spoke orig Golden Lead ooand . 10
shin " Bruno tO Bamore), Lapoi, L.shoIn Jec, ~
,a.n5 Cibral,-r Feb S. marble rags, Sc 90 Faborcouf
bros Experienced heavy westerly gales DUNG 'ne eA
Slip Ohio Hu;chr. HAVE Feb Is, in ballast 70 a; BEL
soas March a. LAT. 81 l6, ion 70 a. spoke ,ne si 80, ~
boundE Experienced continual strong N W. sN''
III" BE- ps'iia 1s Dale r Stephen. cOnws' N s. days
BHS Odd Br Pie Rio Janeo Feb IS coffee to Runds
sst SsS,a Clifford shute EzabethPOrt coal FOR POn
Sn, pmp,re DR. Of Bermuds Doe, Bermads Mach a.
m91,e, 70 Me- m rsnny Esabehpo cos. for Es River
SIR ~ Rarnes Bhss. 4ils6sthpori, eos ,0I 81 p hss.
schI' u Sane,sil. Howe. Provincrio~n days hsh
se! Sn r.rton Pliladelp hia mdse % j. N b1sxr
sour G e,u,,,pIe Larson, Pocomoke dsys oysters.
! sem etl uH. o lant New Bedford days
sooo VsntsIe avery, Cod s,ns with ammunition so'
GeseInW D. Msn;.n. Collins Taunton days
Steamer wm. ood~ad. Cundia Baltimore mdfe " m
s,s.sr Osprey Kennsy Providence. mdss. to Edward
stsser D. Moso5 Eckmann, Trenton. N. j., udse. to
WIN. Jenkins
WIND-Durins the day. from N. w. TOME
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ny JO,gPH HsogNaS.
lG0NDAY ApKIL L nj y O'clOcl

K1ONDh1 Al MI &, W - wv n ~ "'' ~
WI No II PiereDontst bet. Henry st and Monroe pae
IS ookyp Lsr tsle OF -ndsoue Furniture aud Oh fhinn
y order the EIecutriI II Ann FORBES dscessed fHo
-Ro.ewo parloT suite pieces In crimson plush 's,usry
maj top and side table, richly carved 2ro'e~ood
card tables m,hogsuy library book rosewood and
mahogany book sck' Turkish chsrs and ounss' bronze
and marble mantle clocks with Tszxss to match bfo 70 sstn
cites very ue oil paintings lace snd satln window curtains
etenion table crystal on gs.swse, etc, &c Cham
Der Furniture ia rosewood mshogsy and walnut with ms DC
tops dress vahttsnts tables lounges beds ead
hsr feather beds bedding invalid and Arm-chsif'
In l.dher large mirrors toilet crocsery, trunbs iron sale
Rich Co vev.t and Brus,es carpets and oil cloths WIN
kitchen furniture. Caa at the salesooms
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furniture.

bedroom enameled FURNITURE IN all
ID coors Of warranted manufacture; also, solid The,nn'
Chamber Suites Plain aod Ornamental a. H. r
TINS 3 Can al s. opposite Wooster Established 1875
ENAMELED CHAMBER SUITES OF fUh-
Ia NITIRE In all color. and Styles wholesale and retail
ar largest stock the city Suites 20 and up" ara
sod Walnut Suites, Mattresses, Psilas.es &c "AhhL'
WARD, No. 2I7 Canal--t, : doors esss Of ntoau"sy
EURNITURE AT COST. BOYCE, at his
il Msnufac,ory aud Warerooms Nos ~ ana " Esst IoIs
FURNITURE Of every description, at cost until Apfl ~
hen the bs will be sold ~ suction 20 close 'ns o1sues
EIRST-CLASS ENAMELED FURNITURE
Plain decorated, sud grained. solid Walnut and oaA
81. its AZ 70 and onward Mal,ersse. Spring BEDS, &C.
J. ". FISIlER & Co.. Manufacturers
No fs5 Bgosisay between BeeckeE and B'nd-st'
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Eeadl Notltes.
DURsUANT 10 nm order of ROBERT II.

DUkSUANT 10 m order OF ROBEhi H.
ice IL hereby given according law 20 al persons having
,ns against the estate Of ELISHA q. OTIS, late OF w.
lown Of onker in said County deceased 70 present the
with the thereof 10 the uudesgled sdnn
raor Of all aud sn gusT the goods chaels and erdts 81 e
.aj 1eces.ei, a. The OGfcs u WILLIAM A. COON, AZ
torney, No ne Broadway NesYoTk City, before tue
gh dy Of July \ d. 1852 Dated Ibis l3 day OF January
A. D., 1862. Is. Il. Rabbit, Administrator
Jalg laN6mo SAT
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ofVERMONT, Rutland, ss.-MILLER


~ KNAPP Trustees VI. TUE RUTLAND AND
WASHINGTON RAILROAD COdPANf-ln Chancery,
sch Term, lgG2-Wh'Tess Daniel y. Miller and Shepherd
Knapp Of the City and state OF Newfo iInstees OF the
Rutland snd Wssbgto Rzroad have hed their petition IN
said Court setting h that bill 10 the entitled cause
has been for along time pending to foeclose the mrs. mort
ssSe said Railroad that said spI Ia, been resisted and
eIpeu,es have been inc red IN the prosecution thereof
that to desy such expenses assessment has been made
upon bondholdrTs under said mortgage, which asses
large share OF said bondhoders have neglected to pay
and that such expenses aoup TO large sum and py
that The Court here order aid bondhodsrs 20 such
ssssments within short day and proyd. reasonable und
for the payment OF future expenses aud costs or be forever
barred any claim sad mortgage, by reason OF any
bonds secured thereby.
1t ordered that the holders II the Aforesaid bonds be mott
frd appear before the Hon Jane. Berre,t Chancellor a.
Newisne the County Of Nindhsm, In said sste ON the
22d day Of April A d. 1872 then and there to show cause
they have why the prayer Of said petition should not DO
granted by publishing the Aubsnoe Of said petit N with this
order sucoessiyey IN The Eewfork Daily Tribune
pfiued in the ty Of Newly ok aud IN The Hut and Daily
Herald, printed =. Rutland in tho state Of Nrmon the las
Of which sh, be at least dsys previous TO sid hearing
which shall te deemed sufficient notice .. -
\. w. HOPKINS, Clerk.
II v STorgUTSy Solicitor
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StfkEME COtkI. - III bAi'Ihi ~
- FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY OF THE CITY Ot
NETWORK against ROSWELL ID. HATCH nndolhEhS
In pursuance Of the Judgment Of the aoovs entitled Court
made In IN, above entitled SETON on the Ih day o. Mhfch
o2 the Referee appointed IN and By said judgment Tor the
Purpose Of executing snd cayirg into rrc pch judgment
will Sell ct Pubnc Auction. a, thu Mefchaii's ~
change, 10 the CT, Of Newfors on the ih day Of APn
1872 through y. II. LUDLOW Real Esia'e Anctoneer
al that certain lot OF LAND situats IN the Cy OF fo
and bounded follows Beginning on poidt 90 the hofh
eide OF fveDy ninth street. eighty feet wo,t OF tho ponh
corner Of the Fourth and TweDty
thence running north parallel to Fourth Dinety eight
nine inches thence parallel 90 TWENTY ninth street
twenty feet south parallel TO tonrlh avenue ninety
eight niue inches the north eide OF Twenty ninth street
nd thence the north side Of weDy niuth
twenty feet 10 the point oil beginning Dated March - 1907
JOHN II. HASkIN Referee.
IL A BoayRr. Plaintiff Attorney mhl6 Paw 3w.
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.NoCa LEWIs. General sop't- Altoona,
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SUPRENlE COURT of the State of New-York,

- JhthE tOlEI Oh iuc Otdle Ol NcN-Ioi n,
y County Of Snfot- JOSEPH NJ PRENDERC Asst
against WILLIAM HALL and LYDIA HALL his wite.-
Summons iuf Relief. Cor not ser To Nilh'm hal ana
Lydia Hal his wife the shove named defendants; You are
hereby ned and required 90 the COMP iut In
Ibis sfon which will Oa died in the Office OF the CLERK OF
Tho County Of Suto6 al Rgertat in said c01nIy aud To
copy Of your 20 the said complaint on the
subscriber his office, No. 81 Pine teet New York City
within twenty days the service Of this summons on you
exclusive OF the day OF such service sod you is 70 :n
the laid pan' within the time Aforesaid, The psn
tf In this action will apply 10 the Court for the relief de
ri4ndod in the c9mplsat-Dafed febmary II, 1862.
X n. UNDERHlLL, fiaotf's Attorney.
The complaint IN th. action filed ia tue said Office OF
The Clerk OF the Couny of Ryrrhra1 in sid conn
g. ia he State OF NevYorA the weitn day Of February
1862. H. H. UNDERHlLL, Plainth' = Attorney.
mhlJ lsW6wS No. 81 Finest, y. u
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ela,s steamer viii leave Esv.Yo the lat, lh. .ad
2ls of,seb month sIceJt when these date. al on 81 SDAY
when The DAY Of departure will be tho MONDAY following
or fsiss OF passage .ppy ii the only Office No Bowling
rrn.n u. u. ALLEN. Agent-
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= s. MARSHAL,s SALE.-Ry yirtue of AMI

II :. MARSIiALH SALE.-By virtue Of an
u Order Of Sale to me drec ed and delivered by the
Honorable Di,rr. Court Of the red States or the South
ern District OF Florida will sell 81 public soction on the
EIGHTH DAY Or APRIL. ct u o'clock M from Lsnbor
" h.l. Atlantic Dock, Brooklyn
1000 bale, New Orleans COTTON, csge OF prize steam
ship Magnolia
No no sst New YoTk, Saturday tho :ih, aid hon'
day. the 2 h inst. -
Tenn. Of sse-saeb funds viii b. taken in payment viii
be received by the Treasurer Of tho Untsd States
or deposit JAMES {. CLhfF
T. : Nar.hsl Southern District Of Florida
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NNE-DOLLAR CLOTHES-WRlNGER S-
" just p,,erted. Every family can now have a oeauai
Clothes Wrnssr by e&press receipt Of fl wrng, o1o
fnl'v and ms any tub Address. inco.ing 81, T. D. VAN
HOEsEN No 81 south st. Tbs Ia the best Patent N tire
world 10 sell and county rights everybody VIII ouy
al Clohe Wtiuger Patent rishts for sale For circular
With wood cut address with stamp N B-Asout'
pedden and stores ,uppied--8 per oozeu
CPLENDID SILVER-PLATED ICE PITCH
y ERs, - 50, each. REFRIGEkATObS, COOhlSo
UTENSILS &c. at in.mense reduction In prices -
BASSFORD Cooper Institute buudng
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-04-05
Burning fInio, Oils, &r.

CRUDE or REFINED PETROLEUM OIL
Received direct nom the manufacturers and es saf
for ,se IN quantities suit in prime chipping order :. w
y,ry lowest msrke. rAts. by stHIktEELIN bhOlhths
4 Co Nos 40 aud III william 1T. New'iorI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-04-05

AND GENER III AUCTION l.ER, salrsroom No. III
Nas.ut few d0nss s3uth Of Beetmsns Particular at
tenton given 10 sales Real EstAs Stocks Bonds hor,es
Caag-s Furniture aud Merchandise generally either az INC
Ssla,oom or elsewhere. Real tst,e Stocks 'ssse 80
will be- sold d the Merchants. t1chsnge, when WeerIei
References: l.. d. Brown esq, President Mechanics ana
Trader. Bank Frederick Lee esq, Pied,nt
Fire Insnraoce Coz sssc Barker e.q President huiseFs
Fire Insurance Co.; John Bailey ESQ. NO ~ biooine
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-04-05
Boots ano Shoes.

II PaTPNT LASTS used by HUNT, Nos. 40 and go
Broaiwpy Fine Dres Boots Sc; Patent Leather Boots,
-; English Lace Caters, Lew kind, rs 90