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EBEysBURG BOR. OFFICERS.

Justices Of the Peaee-David II. Roberts
Harrison Kinkead.
Bargess-5eorge Huntiey.
School Director:-E. j. Mills, DY. John u.
Jones, Isaac Evans.
EAST WARD.
EoH:tdbIs-Thomas Todd.
Iown Coancit-Wm. Davis, Daniel J. Davis,
+ j. Waters, John Thompson, Jr., David ".
Jones.
ln:pscto-s-John ". Roberts, l.. Rodgers.
fudge Of Eleetion-Thomas J. Davis
A::es;or-Thomas Davis
WEST WARD
Coustq5le-M. NJ. O,Neili
2own CounciI-Wiliam KittelI, II. Kinkead.
e j. Johnston, Edward d. Evans, Thomas J.
williams
iHspecto,s-J. D. Thomas, Robert Evans
J2aye Of EIection-Johu Love
4:'c:-or-Richsri T. Davis
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RAILROAD SCHEDULE.
WILNORE STATTO1
COUNTY OFFICERS.

J1iges Of the Courts--President, Hon. Geo.
taylor huntingdon; Associates, George w.
Essiey, Henry C. Devine
Irothonotary--Joseph M'Donald.
IRegisteT and Recorder-Ed ward F. Lytlc.
.Shsrif-John Buck.
District AttorHsy.-Philip S. Noon.
County Commissioners- .. f. Storm, James
Cooper, Peter J. Little
Treasurer-Thomas Calm.
Poor House D.rectors-Jacob Horner, VIII
liam Douglass, George Delany
f2oor House Ireasmrer.-George c. K. Zahm.
fercahfiie 1ppraiser-John Farrell
du luoT5-John F. Stuli Thomas J. Nell
son, Edward r Donnegan.
County Surceyor.--E A. Vickroy.
Coroaer.-James S. Todd.
.Sup't. Of Common: Sch oois-Wrn A. Scott
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Samuel Krouse, Johnstown, Carpenter.
Matthew Kean, White tip, Farmer.
John J. Kavlor, Munster +" do
John Knepper, Croyle =" do
David Leidy Jackson " do
Jacob Levergood, Johnstown, Tanner.
Geo Litzinger, Loretto bor., Gentleman.
JAS Litzinger, Clearfeld tp, Farmer.
JAS Mccartney, White g do
Michael M'Guire Allg'y" do
A. M'Crery, Taylor do
JOS Miller, Wilmore bor, Justice.
Henry Nutter, Chest Springs, Merchant.
Charles Owens, Ebensburg, Smith.
Isaac A. Pisel, Richland tp., Farmer.
JAS S. Ramsey, Johnstown, Merchant.
Samuel j. Roger, do Clerk.
John p. Strayer, Yoder, tp., Farmer.
Daniel Stroup, Johnstown, BricklayeI.
Geo. Stutzman, Millville, Carpenter.
John Sibert, Conemaugh, Merchant.
Isaac Sills, Croyle tp., Farmer.
John Shriver, Conemaugh tp., Farmer.
Geo. Yinger, Loretto, Shoemaker.
TRAVERSE JURoRs-sEcoND WEEK.
Daniel Ash, Richland tp., Farmer.
Robert Brady, Munster '' do
VIM. Byers, Jackson " do
VIM Berkstresser, Sus9uehanna, Farmer.
VIM. Coshong, Conemaugh bor., Mason.
Samuel Croyle, Croyle tp., Farmer.
John Cogan, Conemaugh bor., Carpenter.
Demetrius Clark, Clearfield tp., do
James Davis, Johnstown, Miner.
John Eagan, Conemaugh, Sawyer
John Evans, (Beulah) Cambria tip, Far.
Jacob Fend, J Johnstown, Baker.
Gl,c, INbopoburfr Founder
VIM Gearhart, Conemaugh bor., Laborer.
John Gillian, Jr., Blacklick tip, Farmer.
VIM. Hudson, Croyle tp., Carpenter.
VIM. r. Hughes, Wilmore, Merchant.
Samuel Hushberger, Yoder tp., Farmer.
Joseph Hildebrand, JACKSON " do
David X. Jones, Cambria Tanner.
George Kring, Croyle Farmer,
John Kerr. Wilmore, Miller.
Michael Kelly, Allegheny tp., Farmer.
G. j. Lloyd, Cambria do
Peter Layman, Richland " do
John Mannion, Susquehanna tp., do
GeorgesM Clane, Johnst0Su, Gentleman.
Peter M'Coy, Alleghany tp., Farmer.
Sam'l McGough, Wash'to '' do
Henry Miller, Susq. do
James p Murray, Ebensburg, Grocer
Cornelius Morris, Clearfield tp., Farmer.
George w Osborn, Yoder +" do
Henry o. Haro, Munster do
John Philips, Johnstown, Miner.
John Pergrin, jackson tip, Farmer.
Isaac Paul. Croyle " do
James Purse, Conemaugh, Esquire
Henry Prehard, Johnstown, Merchant.
p. H. Shields, Loretto, do
Jacob Stineman, Richland tp., Farmer.
Jacob Stifffer, Croyle :" DO
G eorge Shaffer, Taylor .' 90
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s9- 1t is stated shat Lewis Washing.
ton, of Harper's Ferry notoriety, recently
died in Kichmond.
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DIREC TO RY.
LIST OF POST OFFICES.

D.. ot5os Pos, Masters Districts.
penn's Creek, Joseph Graham, 1oder:
rpa+bel Station Enoch Reese, Blacknck.
5,uton William NJ Jones, Carroll.
Chess Springs, DAM. LitZihger'
Cresson, N w. W. iouNe' r,i,,.
Ebensburg. Johh lioihPeoh' 49,, 8
sralIen Timber, Isaac Thompson, White
t,olIitzin j. NJ. Christy, GallltZln.
.Hemlock VIM M'Gough, Washtn.
Iohnstowu l. f. Chandler, johnstwn
Ioretto p. Shields Loretto.
mineral Point, f. Wissinger, Conemg gh.
;,1ana+a- A. Durbiu. Munster.
asarshing. Francis Clement, Conemg gh.
pIaftsviIle, Andrew Ferral, Susqhan.
pnocJatd G. W. Bowman, White.
81. Augustine, VIM. Ryan, Sr., Ciearheld
Scalp Level, George conrad, hlchiahu'
Sonman B. MColgan, Washt'n.
yruperh;u BF Slick CrUyle.
Grmmit Miss NJ Gillespie, Washt'n.
Wilmore Morris keil, SmerhlH
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List Of Jurors---June T., 1862.
GRAND JURORS.


VIM. Russell, Washington Tp., Foreman.
John Beers, White tp., Farmer.
Geo. Be-kepile, Richland tp., Farmer.
Joseph Burket, Jackson tp, do
Patrick Carroll, Conemaugh bor., Laborer.
David Costlaw, Richland tp., Farmer.
JAS. Delozier, Chest tp., do
John w. Davis, Joknstown, Smith.
Patrick Farren, Cambria tp., Farmer.
Henry Fisher, Johnstown, Saddler.
Ed. Farren, Munster IT,, Farmer.
Lawrence Fix, Johnstown, Laborer.
VIM. Hamilton, Conemaugh Bor., Lab'r.
john Holland, White Tp, Farmer.
Edward Irwin, Yoder '' do
NJ. Kline, Washington '' do
Luke Myers, Chest Springs, Laborer.
d. Mcdonald, Yoder tp., Innkeeper.
Daniel Noon, Conemaugh tp., Farmer.
John Noon, Richland tp., do
Daniel Skelly, Washington tp., Farmer.
Josiah Slater, Conemaugh Bor., Laborer.
S. Stutzman, Yoder tp, Farmer.
Perry Troxell, White tp., do
TRAVERSE JURoRs-FIRsT WEEK.
Thos J. Adams, Clear6eld tp., Farmer
VIM. Adams, Conemaugh tip, Laborer.
John Arthurs, Johnstown, Gentleman.
JAS Bracken, Blacklick tp., Farmer.
Valentine Rishon Alleohany Tn do
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those foreign satiors whose manufacturers are 80

those foreign sations whose Manufacturers are 81
present enjoying the whole hade With scarcely q
competition. When We meet our rivals in the South
American markets on 40 equal lerme as we do in
China an impetus will lie given TO our mannfactur'
ing industry such as We have never seen. There is
scarcely an article Of cotton manufacture required in
bose markets, which at present 10 furnished by the
Manchester spinner, which, with our machinery,
we cannot duplicate or improve. Bat the home
trade should he The first object Of our s,citude, and
the export demand eh0nd te cultivated rather as
support TO orr own market 10 disposing Of the sur
plus stock. II that market, however is 10 be pres
traiei or destroyed, on every occasion of the de
'urbance OF Tho regular channels Of trade, by the
partial failure Of crops, or some greater calamity.
then, indeed 1t 10 worthless, and affords 10 en-
couragement 10 our capitalists to engage in wercan-
tile or manufacturing enterprises which are eacu-
lated to enrich the country. This matter shou re-
ceve The consideration of those engaged on the Tax
bill, who should that the taxes shall DO so levied
as MOI TO ctrange export trade which we hope ID
yet in ils infancy.
The trade in most descriptions Of foreign dry
goods has been very du at private sale this season,
which has led tie Importers to offer freely in the
auction rooms. The market has shown 4 consider.
able degsee Of strength, ard prices at auction have
been higher than usually obtained for such saIes,
but nevertheless fail TO make the business profitable
to the foreign manufacturers. There are certain
desirable descriptions Of goods which would bring a
profit either at public or private sale. In dress silks
neat figured goods, IN modest styles, doube-faced
goods, and plain pou;, de soies, in brown. green,
blue, and certain sbade Of purple, would sell well
Eessly all the stocks OF silks ON The market are DID,
however, and the desirable sYles have been bought
up. The remainder, consequently, sell at
a .oes. In plain ibbons, white. black.
and blue sell WELL bat most Of the other coiors fail
20 bring cost Good s,yles OF new fancy ribbons arc
desirable, and sell probably Plain French De
Lainrs are in demand at auction, and brig better
prices than have been ksown in year, end the most
fsvorite makes probably bring cost. Lupin's, on
Friday Inst, brought 24Jc. more than they did vt
any time l,s, year Bcmbaznos sell very low.
Bro,lo shaws realize liberal advance ever the
pnces Of lesl season, bat not all The desonphops
realize cot. French printed De LANES sell veil 10
good styles Neat siyles OF fancy woven dress goods
If saxony and British panuacuro sel well in new
siyles General traio ir Linens very quiet, only
few descriptions OF housekeeping Lnens are liz
CURED Tor. The auction saes With the exception Of
Scbueiders Saxony woven dress Goods have con
sisted almos, exclusively go0ds imported last year
W previously
We annex our usual summary Of exports Of Do
nestle goods for he eek and since the lat Of Jan.
nary Ia fJlOys:
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Saturday Ap s. at o'clock ct the residence Of William
Richie, No 3ss west Twelfth street.
CHURCAILL-In tLi. city, 90 Msdn.sday, Arrl o. NJ.
Mary D. Churchill, wife OF Acir Master WilliaIo II.
Cbarchi United States Navy. In the 3o,h yo~ Of be-,
The funeral viii take plsce her late residence No II Van
dam tree, tais day friday 10 OCT ch The relatives
AID friends of tho family invited to attend wbous fur
Their notice Her eus!ns viii be taken to Portland, Cor
60, necticut papers plssse copy. arm
CoCK-oD Monday, March 81 At NH Neck, Oyster Bay,
Mssret Z Cock daughter OF the sc David Cool, In The
cRoCKEa On Mand.y, March 81. william, con Of Il. Rev
FGrsn service. at the bou,e Of William A. Crecis No. 1N
The o.oS, e ~ ,ss' III. day tFhdsyl at SeiSca
cGAkmon wsdne,dsy Aprle. Of Soviet f.r.r Mary Eve
E6wARps sac. snd on NJ Ta.. SS, a sssf .is Hon
say std aud Margaret Ss s y..
oRsvTs-At nud.On City. N j.. on Wednesday. Ap,,l =
Jared W, Graves in tie Sth year Of hi. age
HALSTEn-On Thnrsd.y morning. Actil Sarah johnson
%ie OF William d. hassd and daughter Of tie late jobs
The relatives ond friends OF tn. family are invite. TO ..snd
her fneTsl r. ~ her late residence No. Wen fourssutk
street. On Saturday morning iprll 5, at 10 O'clock
JOHNSONOn Thursday hpfl Mr. John B. Johnson,
printer for many yesr' employed In the msihOdi's Boob
His fnn.rsi Win t,ke piao. on Fdloy April n9 .. m.
from No. Is: Even street. VIII. rn.barsh
LiIINos oF-snJicny IN 'fls city ThuE.dsy Apr,l ..
Clarence LyngSc youngest '0n of John s. A'ns''n
Tie relatives ard friends q III, family respectfully invited
the funeral al st. Marks Church corner OF .seono
and Tenh street saturday Afternoon oeoos
vi'hon: further invitation.
LFWIS-On Thyrsiey niorrinf Anus, fnhut dsnghtsf OF
PHI ip u. and ADge ia Lewis, szed yesr - &.
The reyc5 ard isnds Invited u attend the fonerN
from tho ed Of her unce No 1872 Lsursns street. ss
Saturday afternoon 4 O'Clock, ADil s. 1862.
LEAREY--ll BiooAlgn, On Wednesday. Ap-l ., Jshs
Il arey aged "a yssrs and uorths.
MARrlN--at Cold Spring, fn,nsm County Now YORK. on
"wednesday, April 2, Jane Martin, widow Of Aexapdes
Martin eyed 20 years
MART ENS-In this city on Wednesday, April :, Wnbsl
mena Martens, ipfaHt daughter Of Andrsss and Wihe-
niri1s Martens, aged % cavs
WAYHE-Saddgnly. Wednesday evening, April b Mrs.
y file J. Wsyn-. sred a. years.
Tie funeral win .eke place from her late reddence, e
Gl S-ecDi st 81 o'clock Sal urday ornis April
Relatives and ends requested 10 attend without
srrlier NOTICE.
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M ARHIED.

BROWN NI0HTINGALE-On Wedue'dsy evening April
at the residence of the bgids By tao KEY Z. H. E'
gau. ". !. BroSn Jr to AMAZE N.heDse. g.. Of LIS
city
ENs-HARMON--On Weduesify. Anil 2, by the
Rev. D.. Mcrs,n, Thomas ~. Joz.sns 70 Joerphine
Harmon, daughter OF tie late Phiip Harmon, esq al Of
tbis city.
-WHIrEHAN-On Thur.isy, Arrr ,, a. ST.
Anne Church iy the Rev DR. Gsliudei. Lyman Denis
IT, 10 Miss Mars A enda henan dal sbter If William
b. Whi'-niau both OF this city.
HENDRIC AZ the residence % the brides
father IN Fourth Wednesday April b. the Rev
w 4 Mikela Mr.. William A. HeBiriets TO Misc Matilda
A., eldest d.u gate o. &. " Intefs. osq
STARLES-PETrlr-0n ThlFsisy. April ), by the Rev
John l.. seHes, at the residence Of the brd,s father
John 4. sel,t,. jr, OF New-Yoh. TO Carrie A. Psuit
daughter Of foNsf Petit ssq Of Clinton Avenue, Brock
iyu.
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BROOKLYN BOARD OF EDUCATION.

The Board met at their rooms, in Red Hook lane,
on Tuesday night, the President, Mr.. e. +. SMITH,
IL the chair.
A communication floul tho coloTed residents OF
Williamsbursh for the es,ab shnent OF two coiofed
schoos in that district Was referred 10 tie School
House Committee.
The President announced the Standing Commit
tees for the year 1861 es follows:
On scheol hoases-B.insId, Hal, johnson, d. Bergen
DO finsnce-Burr Nhitasy Hunter, O. Field, Murphy
on s;loS. Book,-Rodmsp. McClo,key. T. w. field
Nineft PIE. on. Oever. Thorna.
Ca reaese..-ThorDe. 2. O. Bergen, WhiiOck, Peny Nc
On Law-Rodra.n Howe. Fi,ke
On Masie-BlinkelboaT 4. ". ED, Smith. Graham Lloyd
On SUI 'i-s- Nouhup Phelps. hcDermott.
On h6farios-thoFue, tai. PieFson How, Smith
On E,-nias School -Bay.5. =. g. be.g'n, snrGu.'
Northnp Keissy Carroll, Lloyd. MGrPhy Pisuou, Phelp'
o. 5 Noms sohools-Lsnber Hecosssy Par,e,, Meehsu
on s,,ion,--Beliiagh,r Bunhsn D. Be'ssu.
Uu Cred-ll'-' ,--Essi-2si Jnlslu.. s,.wsr.
DO fr..,.. O1rhsn isyluu-fsisoi.-, De,er, Hna,er.
90 CslAo Urpl sn Az lum Beilnshan, C.sswt Carroll
Tic erort OF tie Special Committee CD the orgsn.
ization 30 pian Of conductitg Norma. School 10
Brooklyn Tor the uaiuiug aud instruction OF teach.
ere was take from the table. The plan, as decided
by the Committee, is ~ follows:
i Th8tt Normsi School abb. hold sessions upon every
Sis ~ I. Tie ,,lsa Of 4, iI'S T, 90
,hoe email Do. divided into sds or classes oy tle tss nei,
OF ta school, wEich classes fha be rnincnrd
,eyrray A. b. aud CO that trscbefs holding cerIitc'ts Of
the Ctr ,uItntsrde u grsde chs no De T''iu a a.
attend either ecurea Iccison, that teachers hodnr
certificates VI gae h. .ha b. required 70 attend lectures io
no, rnotr hour eah Saturday that telc hold
ing eertnc u ssae G. ' be qiSss 70 liiet hs r gu
10, ses.iora Of the school utN trey ttW ross- csthcste
oil gftle IT, eth The bruuche, ~ slucIiion tnh. shall bs
the Taught "a tn- Day ch,os az such So '
und. eIGmu aon 81 teachers aud Candidate
20 susolo their cerncses a. teachsrs zoe
lectures shall braes the stt' Of study exp sus'iens ant
uststiUa, Of thlpss hc az o. edchii . " secuT
ug attention ,nd proper discipline Ia schools eay meth d. .
eon uuic1ug ideas pup with ccslnen srd bTeNiy aus
shall aiso cGtut be accompanied VITA carcno.cA
rsmur Ions sch The elias compnsed OF iht who hsy
b. ss be such desire 10 az theuselyo
30 receive ooIh for g-ds A. but stScdcs ~ this ella.
hall puoythe deaIs for pronltion teus IN
The report was, after Lengthy discussion, adopted
bv a cote OF 10 yeas to IL Nave.
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GTATE Of VERNONI. Rutland, ss.--3uLLEB
~ X KHhFP Trustee. W. .Ir RUTLAND @ND
wAsHI%OTCN RAILROAD CONPAEY-in Chfncery.
Mach 1rrD i5.3-W hrre-s D.ule Miller md sAsFst5d
Knapp ~ TIE ,;iy s1dcis q hcvfoFk ~ fses q TIE
RosHd sD6 Wsshirgfon n-otd have he0 q SIR reiiior g.
<si Coer ss 70 % lh-ta b IL lbogs Ell ed csute
hts b. go f3r - -v FeG e 20 freepte ts ret oIi-
fes ssd hs-csd; that sad sol. fas ee4 r-s a ad
pbsfs have been inc zred ia tie pgcsaior h-reo
thst fciI-v such fzrecses aeses e., ha been Lceo
nysa ihs rc.1nc.c-ys uacsr sid HcdgsRei welsh asec
neta r-s o. cad b1ratc Gers te8 elected 10 pay,
sd hst lrh sussf aro1n 20 isse s1'n AID prey
.z that be Io he0 81 cr ala bQrlnoi ela % IaJ s1
seesreats wit sl0r. d. u pre- do ruacasbis iurl
81 hs asibent Of nt ard coss 70 forever
serr az o., ur4ef ga lc-t.s.C q, ~ reason any
ss<s senaTe, tteisry.
ordered ~ a., fote-s q tie sfor. "a bosis % rs'i.
td % Arper ore Che bon cmes S,rfsc Ctz1ce'oI a.
te@sns ire .uuty a W1dhsa. a. SAD Sie On tho
10 d. ol o Is b jG .tcn end t.sfe oa ct,o q
ay lary 5oye HhC e psryer ~ said petition sh3uit BE-
pu.td b. plilti'us le iu1 tsnce z aal Det viii Wis
od 90 lay. 1geiy 90 10 NeV-Yefk Daily ~ iun,
ttfsi IN - cay cf Netgfo'A md n he hut ED Daiy
ksEo Ilfec Rulsd, 30 tho stsia oi N,Tl.on Co. ~.
o. vnc sta 81 least dly8 previous ~ "a hear
r. ~. HOPKINS C,s1s.
= sTCrCuT3v goHli'1r
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The Don.estic.Go market has rallied during tie
aas, week, under the combined influence OF IN i'm
proying trade and the almost universal imIresSion
that the present stocks Of Cotton Goods are not SUI
Gcient TO supply even moderate demand, which
mus, appear during tho season. II 10 well under
stood TIA; the supply Of goods cannot lie Increased
v The usual producton attended, es it is, with 20
much doubt and risk 10 preclude the attempt Of
even partial manufacturing Tor any great period The
ibbers for tie lot two months Lave supplied he de.
mande a their Customers from their clocks purchased
in the Autumn on an advancing nsriet, and under
the impression Of declining a,es have forced Of .beir
gools at low prices, end have Pere stenuy de-
clined to make further Iurcbases until
their stocks are al present entirely exhausted.
Al this Tine when they nre obliged 10 go into the
market, 60 sort ap to meet the demands Of the i'm
proving interior and Weston, trade, they find stocsf
in frat hands low, and holders more irm which haa
ven greater activity and stability to Tho mar
ket than we have seen since the year commenced
Having strong positiOn, the iobbes resist any adj
vance in prices and will pursue conservative course
In their future purchases, and conioo Themselves 70
those departments Of trade which can be made ne
mnneratiye. No longer will leading articles be sold
az sss than coet 10 extract the floating trade. ana tiut
derange values aud destroy fair ind open co'npe;'
ton. WAlIewe know great revolutionsmoves slowly
and we cannot expect raprd changes We believe tns'
the country IL gpaduaby adapting itself TO new
order Of tonps; aud with q restricted credit, snd
consequent reduction Of business coumen'ufate with
capiui invested, we shall yet have prosperous
trade. il is Impossible that the weekly d'bunenen'
of millions by Tho Government should not have ile
eppro, ias eec, upon tho general trade and industry
Of the country, although the bghtng ELECTS OF the
war may lot be entirely removed for yeLs, 10 that
trade shall assume is former proportions
The export TRADE ID gradually inpro|ug' ~ no.
ticed in our tables below. This trade, 80 important
TO the manufacturing interest, and to the country al
large, can be- largely increared under the fostering
care Of Government whose policy will TO to eA-
tend it's commerce, and afford its manufacturers Ia
cili.ies to reach those markets which they have
hitherto been excluded from BY We diplomacy o.
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MARLNE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEw-YORK.......Apsrs
Cleared.

stslmship-TOnitis Sweeney Shanghai N. L. MoosssAs
AIo.
slps-Gso;gszs tBr,, Jones. Nswrry. Brown Brotssn
Co, sau,hsup.on. Aus'in, Liverpool Lnov buIsess
Bsrks-John Winthrop, Ed1dgr, Cardenas Nesmfth
sons; j. HAYES. Murray A'puw ALL Juqueaot Christie;
Msnsh.ld (Brl Natheuwsv. L.naly, Pro@n Boo Go.
blig,-Eiacs Hawk (Br). NcLead 81. Johns N, r., J.
Desley hnova Qtsil provlie EA Raeiie.o Corr, Cham
beraso Phelp. Go Boston tlir.l Smith, St Johns B.,
4 Dewolf 4. ?. Young Packard Kem.dios Brett Son
Coz A,u.c Black Be- h,soe, T'9se 49, som nsS
Prince Alfred tsrj Csuoi H.,sx, n. G. A. Dewolf'
Yshsce B.ds Fsehd Ksy Wet ssnSsr c.s,,ins'
Mapzinolio RIo Graeds Gel Sud, J. Leaycrsn- On
schoOpsr'-Eru.s ssnlsr s,aSsingor Js;o,. Los.a
smith Ph,I,d,Iohis j. w. 5leKee; Richard hsi, emn'
bsialore, J. ". Mckee; Z. L,meyer. Lu9t Nsrosrygst
J. ". Lewis &C. Berger, Cole EllIsbsip's. r. y Az H.
Best ,o Julia tBr.) Cox Ragged l-Dd, n 3, n Wnr
ney Co.; EAnDshett Jack sw,Hsysn A2FA JAMS tDhb
=, 81. Ja:o &c Cubs, C. L. Petefa
Sloop-OfogpD. Rhodes r. evidence.
Bs.ge-5es Bird, Lscyb.idge. PhlAdephiA
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The Montreal INtaess says: TIE proved powe,
of ison-clad Punboata bas, we think, settled the
States forever in The negative. Neither, naticu csn
hereafter venture 20 encounter the terrible destruc
ton which would certainly result from war with
the ether.
Al acconn's from the West speak favorsbly Of the
appearance Of the wheat crop. In Illinois and Ind
ana il looks extremely promising.
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DIED.

BuRKf,n tsi' city, Wednesday, April D. John Burke
eg,d62 years.
pURRELI--On fhurtSay. Apri D. Samuel Burrell IN the
6sth year Of his age FOX the past 20 resident Oh @
Fnh Ward. -, 40
The ouds and scqusnsnces OF the family are reqneeo W
attend tue uneri from ST. Johns Church, 'seA 'ue' W
Sunday, at O'Clock p. m. 81
cu,p,fAN-- on rhor.s,, morning April Peter Chap,
man, q native Of Kibarchan scottna' sss" ''''' ~
years "a. .,,.,, m. 6no.rsl an
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-04-04

CUPReME COUaT-Ci.y AID CoqD'iy o. o.

CUPRENF COUHT-Ci.y and County OF
"a N-g.yoyk-sAMIGJ Y. HOFFMAN sga.aA an
DREW Wils1S. JANIS Il. Cibu-N srd 3OdN w
COpURN 4 ssnear q An.iev Wilson R9bcr T. Coluia
nj a-fNo lin pnrsscrcs q tie j9igmc1t O. the above
,rsir,,i C5u a. thc above entitled action on .'e ~
Say ofM1eh 81 he 2 appointed IN end by saii l3g
ent To- Pc r1-rp'e v czerltnr and cay ns INTO eject
such judgment will SCI o. ppt 10 section a. nc "c pans
Tychs. e ID Lhv City u NlgAoS. tha .t Day al t
t3s y o'clock nom, tbrorfA james n. Miller he- ~
ts. Ancouec 81 70 foioeir dessibed ltt.stoii per
ses che srruleaIods thcre,o, tb.s y & gay: Al nat
eerain iude1iufc 1T beanns Gate on tao r aly ~
FenruaTy, 1881 hereby O.oNr4 "A. Holman ano ne alo
Bansar v Hoffman aid demise Jesse and 60 afue' unto
the saii 81 drew ~ aud 10 hls cXscctor cd'
che prsli-s therein and hereiraier cfi1.t
wb ihc Sppuf, for and duIllg AID lni4 the 10 80
and term Il tHecfyere scsia frnu tne RE- Gay O. -ay
1850 for ho yea ~ rent Of ihgce hundred dollars and IN
which lease counsd certin covenants as 70 - re-
Il thereof and The building thereon a by reference 1io
will app~sr aid whcu premises described 80 oJHf
TO wis Al h4 lser cl OF and win fne ouid.ns sn"
Csy o. NeYcrs snd the nodh.y si&s Of foHysocond
sIes between rim ard sra cortsiuir uDa
described foliovS; (ouucncn. a.. rclthc-y aits q
10 " s3co0dsfes distant tArce LrDG.tc tlt niy SUI et
two Inches woefy Iou the uo4hUesc.l, c5Ireg o. til
syeSpo and F0Iy.f-rorasYeC, r0ln,-. NCace westerly
Along nc nonaoIly sje CT Iorysecorsssrvc ;,v,ay fo
and ,oB netes; tlcEce roLe;iy sLa psfoi t1 'sg th
naaarec iees eft Use 1c s 1 the csntnr inc d
IRE bocs thIEce szse-iy ptrHi with Forysee1r crt
evenly snd ten ipch sri thence souiel.y, rsiaa
with tie fiiinaveuno. passing ttou-h IN mit.s on parry
wall one ndei ftrt aud chss 70 th- pace u ur,
mig s5a-r vi al d ..ugrsr the ediic-s pfiv eyes
and ~ thclclnto bslcrrs end osO 81 cove.
renewed sc1 lease coltsae0 and 1ei eds thereof
sBbec, bst 90 he .eus std covrneDt lcsesed cld
touisi,eJ 81 aid inaer.u's iecssDated Now YosA,
Mnch % 1872 s. JONES, Referee, No. 100 IL lad1ty.
h. T. FAscasl., pl-.a.i1s A,ty, No go Broadway.
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