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lADl0 0n0 20 atIGissfI9 Iis u 8. E. WEBER.

NEW MEDICAL DISCOVERY
IN For tho speedy and permanent cure Of Con-
5rrhda, Gleet UrethraI Discharges, seminal Weak
ness, Nightly Emissions, Incontinenees Genital Irri-
liability and Debility, Gravel Structure and Affections
Of the kidneys and Bladder, which has been used By
upwards OF One Hundred Physicians in their private
practice, with entire success, suPer8eding Cubebs,
Oopaiba Capsules, or any compound hitherto known.
b u i L ) s n + o i L
are speedy in action, often affecting cure in few
lays and when a cure Is ehected Il is I8rmansnt.-
rhey are prepared from vegetable extracts that
harmless on the system, and never nauseates ths
stomach or fpreeuats5 the breath; and being sugar
coated, ali na1seous taste Is avoided No change Of
ist is necessary while using them; does their
tion interfere with business pursuits-
Price One Dollar, aud viii be seRt b mail on receipt
iprice and red stamps 8: W; OLAkk1
decI7 ll9 Superior-St
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NONE TESTIMONY.

Mr.. h. B. KIsGsLEY-Dear Sir: We feel It dut,
We owe the public, to state that Marshals Cathoi
icon Is medicine Invaluable for complaints classeo
under the head Of Female Diseases. We have used
your GrmfenberR Medicines and have been greatly
benefited thereby, much so, that were the price
double, we would have them. To tho thousands o.
our sex who are suffering from weakness, we would
recommend the OathOlicOn sure panacea. IL giVos
strength the system and enables each Of the organA
of the body TO perform their appropriate functions
Miss q. sWORMSTETT,
Mrs. W. GARTER,
Mrs. e. II, WEEKS.
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THFALL SUFFICIENT THREE

j ALL G4 Il LO4LANA 4AALHA4A3
-TRIESEMARI ], 2 and 3, are protected b Roy
Al Letters Patent OF Englands and secured b th9
Seals Of the Ecole de Pharmacia de Paris and the
Imperial College Of Medicine, Vienna.
No. One is invaluable for Exhaustion Spermator
rhCea and all physical disabilities.
No. Two completely eradicates all traces o. tho1
diseases that have heretofore been treated By the
leou5 and perniciOus Use Of copavia and cubebs.
No Three has entirely supplanted the injurious usa
OF mercury, thereby insuring 70 the sufferer speedy
relief disperaing al impurities, and roofing Out the
venom of diseases
TRIEsENGR, NOs. 4, aud ., are preparations IN the
orm Of LOzengas, devoid Of taste and SMELL and
be carried in the Wastooat pocket Sold IN TN cases
and divided into separate doses, administered 3T
Vepau, Lallemhnd Lou1s kioolds &C. Price . eaoni
or cases for 80, which g. and IN u casqai
whereby there ia a saving Of %. To be had whole
40 and retail OF Dr. BARROW No. l94 ST.
New York.
Immediately ON receiving remittance Dr.. Barrow
viii forwnrd the Trosemar 20 any part Of the world,
securely packed and addressed according 70 the in
s'ESsSs sd Ple IS q " CLARK, Agent for Cleveland
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Old PIANOS EKD MELODEOHs TAKEHIA EYcHAEsE
n" ALSU-ON HAND,
HslOdeOHs, Small IHstrtmseBts, Strings, &c

Among the many certificates OF the excellence and
merits OF those Pianos would refer to the follow
ng:-
Mn. W. KNkBE, Baltimore, Dear Sir II have great
pleasure in certifying that have tried you Square
Pianos and find themeQual if not superior, to any
il, this country. Among their great qualities which
distinguish them Is the evenness of tone the agree
able and easy touch, and volume Of tone. Wishing
yOu all the success you 30 highly deserve,
am, Sir, yours very truly,
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AGRICULTURAL.
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS.

AGRTOULTURAL IMPLEMENTS.
Horse Powers and Saw Machines,
BALDWIN. DEWITT & Co
CORN SHELTERS STRAW CUTTERS AND OK T0EEs
a. the CLEVELAND Agricultural Works, 80 Csnser-st
BALDWIN, DEWITT & CO.
CuItiTatOrs, 1,a& Shovel PlOEs, &C.,
Il ALL KINDS, ready for the Spring Trade q
BALDWIN, DEWITT 4 CO.'S
-r 80 Cenfer-St
CLOTHES WRIHGERS, the best nade- ssr
decs0 BALDWIN, DEWITT &oO.
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"a BARLOW Dear sir:-It gives me much pleas
ure to be able to say that consider KnRbes Pianos
he finest both in volume and sweetness which have
tTer played upon, either IN America or Enrope.
Theps dals operate with better effect than in any
otherins truments; and in fact, KnAbe's motto may
'-''iV hA "REnalainr" rsaod RO
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ENTLEMEN'S CLOTHS OLEAK-
NJ nc, Rsn oEatInEand Mending Establishment.
FREECIs AGEE, Tailor, No. ls Prospect street WI
and mending Ge1ltlernen's clothing. he hS9 iacilt-
iiostoF oing his work In the best manner; Gentle.
Wen VII ndlt Gor their interest during tneee naE
msa toGlVs Wrs AgnE btFiAL Ao&AA
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PKOTOeRAPRs.
SHIRT MANUFAGT0RY.

GENT BY EXPRESS EVERY d.
- WHERE Directions for Self MesEuTsmentSsnf
Fras eTeryv7hare.
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fNHE MOST -TMPORTANTl AN
Golden U1ntmenL OF Iodine,
WAR MANUAL.
NATIONAL WAR MANUAL,
A Book For the Soldier and His Friends.

ENTs:
Soldiers Pension and Bounty Act;
Instructions for Obtaining Pensions, Bounty, Back
Back Pay and RatiOus Of OEicers and Pri7a,ss Cen
Back and 1nnaai Pay Of OfHcers aRdseamsn in Q.
3. Navy;
Oonfscati0n and Emancipation Bills;
Proclamation BY the President, and
Record Of Daily Events in the Rebellion 6o-
pTsent by Mail on receipt Of Price. In paper coy
ers, 25 eentai cloth, 50 eenta. , =, ,--.,-5,s5
iani5 - l- P. o. Boz lsls. Clezelaud,
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Prof. d. J. NOTHNAGLE, Teacher Of Music in the
Ohio State Blind Asylum, writes .-"After examining
. large number Of VIM. Knabe Cos Piano Forte8
l unhesitatingly pronounce them superior to any
have seen Their tone is grand and noble; they have
great capacity for sustaining the sOund and their
volume Of tone power have never heard excelled
They combine with fine touch, DEPTH sweetness Of
tone, purity and durability -
'fThat the Knabe Piano is superior 70 all Others
made IN this country, for briiAncy, sweetness, and
volume of tone needs only be heard to convince 70
the fact."-lState Journal, Columbus Ohio
auRl5:R27
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Cses Out.) W. L. AARYIN Sole Agent for this OltT.
Having been improved, is row undoubtedly tho
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CLEVELAND STOVES
The Despatch Cooking Stove

always kept on hand he Is now ready 70 sell tho
lowest prices for CASH Oh APPROVED CREDIT
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Stoves and HoUsekeeplng Ioods
ever brought to this market Having purchased ho-
fore the GREAT ADVANCE IN PRICES, We have
reoaivod the Coda ald adding them % BE nrgo va
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GOLD BAND 3 PAINTED WINDOW sHADASt
great variety Of patterns for sale as low ss any Il
the market, at ls3 superior-St.
DFWaIl Paper put up By g axperisnoed MoIkmel
mort notioo. iaIrzzl n. CARSON
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Passenuers Sailed

4, ,,,as,Aip Cuyof Ne York Ir Ltrorpooi-M, John o.
SeLumakrr Mrs G. Gilbert MarzaIet A. Charlton Madam
Pannn snd iufaut NJ. J. DE Ayciancs aud lady X Nur
Ht1s A L. sysr. Mr PaekIahAIa. ~ Taylor Thot n stan
Law gtolh,id; Chas Schumacher vic aud two niauis
Geo s. Partridge IT, j. Wright aud wife Euerby janet
Cuphey A. NJ Hayes, J. Hays, Robi Nico, VIM slatlery
" Pitchsr VIVA Creighton, a. Fr-t Sir Fotfdge
l. Gre-u John Brown, John Scott Wm. BuichMt, Capt
M.son J. McGrslkn. y. Curtis J. L. Smith, Wm. NJ EVsrs
Mr. Fleming Mr. Ols,rot q. Stvsnbs. ". oroymeyeT tna
ntphsw Chss Legal Richard siGon Geo. Derrick, Cemsn
Brown and OF era IN stscfaea
IN ,teanIhtp Bdrarid. for SoghampoH and Hamburg
J. Hdebrant Dr. L. III squs, W bufehaIdt, A. bsrtholy
MADAM NJ. Elder soD, fiItsbush, Mr. aud Mrs. w.
urhs nurse and four chLren. Nsrs Cruz Mrs. SAsner
and child, Cslofnia l.. NJ Asher Ner-l orb l.. Dsiuesc
WssLnsoni q. W. Beuh-Au, Yincente Grsndcn, Mexico
M BAnken c. A. BanscEe !. Braun aud family Mrs y
Hanson ho7vYork A. Yeulsumie August Hsblch. Louis
D~tz.nni AJoph Fab Ssn Ffaucisco; A. =. Siemon and
son H. LieDer Fort Nayne T. w. Nissus, Peoria Mr. ard
Mrs. ChAs B-uecte and three children, Phads phai y
FeibslnAnn. Meup hs Joseph stsurd iuoiAna y. Gold
berg Sac FTsncisc0 H. BambeTg.r PhlAisphiA j. Cosgh
Bsmuda Dr. Robert Roskodon ard child Psora, Charles
Msi.nor Julius Never, HevYort o. B,sch Ch,s Mssch
meyer Mexico; Robt. Strehlow PuoTis; JOS CABIN, bs
more b. Oertlsy WashingtOn; Daniel Closing, NewYork
August Cone Illinois Mr. sud Mrs Rosenberg and three cb
den Baltimore Hernsnn Braun, Columbus Marcus Loeb.
Chcsgo, A. HAur A. Herzog New York o. Cspm,rtin.
EeWOrsans; j. Bsringer Memphis X. Soren,en Copon-
hagen, y. Mcksvn. Newfok Elias Hecht, bsltimorei A
krpp, Brooklyn, 81 FIeimsnn, NewsEkj Mr. and Mrs. j.
b. Thro, J. Gougon h. Hunt Missouri Mrs Edwards, New
York; Mrs. Bfenner Cincinnai Miss Godbeck, Peoria
Mrs Caroline Cone aud three children Illinois, C. Bradbury
aud lady NewYork Gail Aug Ro.sanSer Sweden; H. A.
Booraep NewIork and others IN the steefage Also Adam
for the 10 osical Gardens Of Hamburg
In He1rikp Rodnoks 0v HatanG-O. r. Dixon aud wife.
Manuel Cabole. wife and child; Frances ksy. N. MaAd,
and others in steerage.
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Singapore from Calcutta for London Feb 2 passed III
CAPE Of Good Hope. March s. lat 10 so s. I'm. A. W.,
spoke ship War Hawk fom Manila for COX 90 dsys oa-
which reported being In company jan ~ with ships sky
lark. from Manila for Liverpool and Sc Peal from Annoy or
NswYoTk March 10, lat 507S, Ion 20 % w, spoke 81
brig Silver Cloud from Antwerp for Monteyideo. April ~
lat IS o. lon 70 49, spoke brig Sparkling from Bueuoa
Ayres for Boston, 10 days out
Ship Maruio1. Watsn, Foochow Dec Q, paced ApJlcf
Dec 90 and Cipo OF Good Hope Feb. 2le TO- to hooer
st Panl from Annoy for NswYork Skysk from Manila FOE
B.rt Jane BE- Of Halifax N. S. McDougsil Para March
o, and st Thoms. It'll in ballast to order
Bsrk Aresunde Dan Cobun, Rotterdam II days md.s
10 Furch Meircke 4 Wendt. Mach 49, ht IS, lon 10
passed bnkeutine Pfids of Candis. bound 5. .
Big saba Ellicott, Arroyo p April ,. mola'ses 70
Talbot Co April a. lat. 81 lon % 20 spoke schr T. d.
Horton Portland bound s. sans day SPOKE schr Mag
net from Arroyo, P. X for hsw-York. -
Bic Erie Address (Swed Fernsfom Rio Janero 10 DAYS
coffee 70 Fanch, Msincse Weod Had very bad weather
on this COAT
Brig May c. Mariner (of Po.tsndl Mariner New Orleans
II days snsa &c master April H. 90 miles b oil Charles
ton British painted lead color about sy tuns
standing off snd toward Charleston apparently waiting an
opportunity to run ia 49, nj =
d. hides g. Yates "a Porterfsld.
Brig Veteran (Br of Liverpool N. 81, Damage Matamo
rss March II, cotton aud wool to M. EcheVerra Co
Brig Maggie McNiel (BLl Macdonald, 5h7neUs, r. L. %
Inst, sugar 20 1yne' smith . , -
Schr John Walker (of New.Iisven). Bonnel, hewbern'
N. c., days iron to u. \ Assis'. Quar.ermaster
Schr L.. b. hangam Hayden, Baacos Apni iru 70 JOE.
Epoas
schr Cbsries Carroll. Smith, Portl,nd. c., stone.
semi Celtstia, Cole, Portland. c., stone.
Schr. Cheyiot, Chsse, NeW-Hayen. In bsast- .
stesm.tag Rescue Oakes Port Royal 9Th inst, 20 u b
Quarterms.;er. Came to this port for repairs
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Arrived. April 10.

Arrived. -.-.SUhDA1. Apfl
Steamer Shetucket IT, s. Transport Huntlsy Port Roys
g. c. days. and Hatterss Inlet DAYS, in ballast TO w. D
A.sist QnartermastsE April 49, Cape May Listbost bear
ing s. h. rs miles, passed the stern OF schr hebecca
EeWYork
Steamer Detroit (U s. tan'port. Tea, WILMINGTON Del
10 hours =,
steamer King Fisher. Williams. Providence mdso to T.
BynBsr.
Steamer Sea Gull Kenny. Providence mdse. to Edward
Sc msr Dudley. Phillips, Philadelphi, md's to j. n
Briggs. -,
STEAMER Aida Robinson. Philadelphia. md'e to Jame'
Hand -.
ship Francis b. Cutting Hayden Liverpool March mdse
and $50 pas. to j. ~ Snih Co APrle, LAT ~ ION
SO u.s. spoke brig r. O. Whit from Baltimore Tor 81 iohn
N b. h,d los, man,e and boon. and one msn had k
from slof aud broke both his legs
Bark Zofedenhei (Prus Dnse Cardiff % days coal 10
Funch. Mriaeke g. Wendt NJ
Bark W Andrews (Of BOstOnl Hardy NeuVisa' April D.
sugar N master. $500 q,
Bril- M,fis c. Y. (of st. Johns n b. Weber S. JAgo
de Cub. March 49, sugar to Brett Son 4 Co. -,
Brig Water Lily. Iison, Rio Grsnde Brazil REQ To- h'e'
Brig OrormbO Of Boston, Tracy Philadelphia days. oil
schr clifton (Br Of Maitland NJ So Sheehan. Cisniuesos
March 49, sngsr J. r. Whitney Co. Had sroug ~ ano
NJ W. gales during the pass spite fofe'Al mach ~ ssw
Dr. brz ard from Cieniueg1s tor 81 JONI N d. a-Los
on reef TO the OF the e Of Pines Cuba appeared
20 hsv. recently zoue April H. lat 81 50 on IS 70 poAe
sohr Hampden belle bound to Csresa April ~ lat 81 g.
lon 70 So spoke brig Samuel WEIGH it0m PhiadelgniA ior
Kew West April 49, had heavy gale from t. 20 D. Ei "a"
a great quantity OF hog.hrAd heading adrih.
schr Hannibal Wordsworth, Newbufgh, lumber Tor rof's
mouth. n. H. =.
WIND-rhis morning, from s. light
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Arrived.

Steamship Damascus Orb Brown Liverpool April /,
mdse. and pass to Nilbms Guion. Had sroBg westerly
winds nearly tho whole passage. April lat 81 f5 lon. H.
gnard sp John Lacey bound 18TH la II 10. Ion. CO.
sgusled Bremen bsrk with No 1871 In white flag bound w.
eamshp Cahawbg Baker Port Royal April l5 April 10.
on irving Pan shoals paced shin J. Morton with
troops bound to Beaufort. n C. April H. $3.50 NJ - mi
n Of Hsttees, poke se mshp Morning Star hence for la
yana al we'll Same day, at b;J0 lat g. Ion. ~ a. spoke
soop.of Os.ipee. On a cruise. all well
ship Zuch Baxter Buenos fsb 49, and Msnteviaeo 2lst
hide. aud WOOL 10 ). NJ Fox Bros March a. lat "a 30 y
lou "a so W. spoke B'cmeu hip Helena bound =. March
H. at II - g. Ion 81 80 W. spoke bark Pscho ovi Taca
husna for New.Bedford March 49, lat 50 81 ou - " W.
spoke ship Challenger, bound =
ship Mouutanee Stevens Port Royal days In ballast to
\ l.. McCready Co Apnl ~, when Of STA en- Island
Henry stotef seaman, OF stamford. Conn, Toll from the
mzze1 topsa yard. STUCK the rail, fell oyerbog I'd and
drowned.
SHIP Golden West Crands Shanghai Jan passed Anjier
o. Go to James A. Patteson Go. jan ~ lat VI s. Ion
~ % g. passed Dutch bark Bertha Feb. at 10 80 s. lou
s. IS f. passed Br ship Napoleon Ill Feb IL lat 20 80 g.
lon Al 20 e. passed b. bak Mmsbs fIogI Hong Kong To-
Liverpool Feb TO- At u IL s., loo JH e. sp0ks b. sbiI
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pIa,ior now M all the planters along the Mississippi,
according to report, have gone thither win thelr
negroes Well, 1t ia fitting refuge. All the soouu.
dreIs of the country fOcked tbither once ana NJ
nressnt the Rebels OF the South are initiating their
ex ample. hi: lava
inaugurated. 80. =,
The grea er part OF the day we have psssed az
Providence which, from the ravages OF IRE anu
wafer has strangely altered during the presen,
moptb. Half the town has been burned down, ana
the river il flowing through the cansl IKE Vas'
mill race, iuundating nearly all the honses the
Il ,nles have spared. Just now, it Is the Southern
Venice on email SCALE with much more amps
water privileges. The majority OF the SeVentoeu'n
corns is still stationed there and in the Vicinity
The Rebels, understand, are running Their Doal'
nm a. far a, Floyd, on Bayou Macon, IL mics from
tie river and only two or three days ago carr q OH
600 bales OF cotton, TO be used o. brodstWork5 NJ
jackson. Miss. Rslber an enterprising achieve
meOt. .,,,
The health Of our troops at Milikene Bend, Frovl-
dence, AMI other points ON the river, has as moch
improved of late as IL has at Youngs Polnt, ana
bear cheerful accounts from surgeons touching inc
hygienic condition OF the army.
There is nothing new IN the neighborhoOd OF
yicksburg, / am informed by parties who lefI
Grants headquarters this morning; nor 10 there
li,ey 10 be for some weeks. You have learned ere
this OF the abandonment OF the expedition through
tbe Yazoo Pass which, in connection WI the fail'
ure Of the canal ut Providence and the cutoh oppo
site Vicksburg, completely exhaust the plaps we
once so fondly cherished Tor the reduction OF the
ho.e city.
There are however, other and more feasible plans,
es have sid and they will soon be adopted and
acted upon unless, seems not Improbable, all our
forces are required ut and distant point OF OPP
erations When these letters will reach you know
not but hope 10 be able TO mail them tomorrow,
either at Providence or Young's Point. JUSiUs.
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF NEw-YoRK.....ApRm ia.
Cleared.


Seam,hips-Bsvaria (Iamb.). Meier, Hamburg Kunhsrdt
Co. Rosnoke, Thompson. Havana, Ludlsu, Heiurken Il
Co Chesapeake Wilrs Portland X. b. Cromwell 60.
George Peabody Anvil, New Orleans via Key West.
ST. amefs-Empife Hunter Washington, Jas Hand i. w.
Bfune, Foster, Bsltimorei Martha Stevens Chance Ba
ships-Jupi,or OBJ. Sbbesen, Cork. Funch MeIneke
Wondt, London Moore London, Orinnel, MiHturn Co.
Barks-Scsndnayian Ffeund Baltimore 5 afbuck Go.
Rapid Marschalk Vera Cruz Hargous Co. Susan NJ Dud
nsn (Brl Baker Bristol. Ing d. Starr Atlantic (Br)
Crowrll, w. H. Schmidt 4 Son.
Bhgs-Msry (Bil Lewis Il. Johns. ". b. Y. l. Neylus
Son; NJ Sawyer Balchford, New Orleans master Tiger
(Br) Lynch 81. Johns, ~ r.. Gordon Bmeel McAuihe
Harriet (Brl Brett St Andrews N. B.. Jed Frye Co
Schoonsr.-Jsne Msris Bushnell Norwich, II. g. Racket
Son e A Anderson, Crsmer. Washington f.. A. Elliott
DeGroot Warrington, Van Brunt Ssght Florence Rogers
Grant Washington; j. u. Myors Nelden, Warrington, Van
Brunt Ssght; T.. Parker Fitzgerald. Baumofe VIM y.
Brown Co. Elizabeth Brown, Washington, Van Brunt
slasht; Packet Downe Boston, Miller Houghton Hanni.
bal Wentworth Portsmouth, n. H., Miller Houghton
MARY Halves Lawrence. Gouceser Minerva Brooks Pha.
delphA H. 5. Racket Son sun Price, Chncote
MoTeau Parker Lucy Church. Adams PhAdc phia Baker
DAYTON; +. Settehy, Conkin Washington Jonas Smi
Mo- Plummer Philadelphia, T. NJ. Mayhem Alice Ida Ack.
civ. Deals Isaudi Belle Perry. ST. Johns T.. r.. b r.
smell Co Ecott, Duocsu Elzsbethport Mocalf Dun
can ~ Clifford Lanahan Bangor, ii. Middleton, Truman,
Port Royal, Bentley, Smith co.
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ifle0lcuI.
DISCOYERY.-RELL's

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of Sexual Diseases Urethra Discharges, elect Seminal
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persedDg Cubeb., Copsba, Capsules or any compound
hitherto
BELLS SPECIFIC PILLS speedy in action eifsctns
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Nor does their action interfere with business pursuits Each
Box contains Elk dozen Pills. Price IL
Or BELLS TREATISE ON SEMINAL WEAKNESS,
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pouant advice to the aiH ced SENT FREE. SIX CENTS
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TIE Pills sent secure tom observation by mail postpaid
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six men. With that exception, no damage was done
to the fort The arrival of the stea psbip IN. Beau
regard at Confederate port with q valuable cargo
from Europe, is announced.
The deserters by whom this information was
brought represent themselves TO have belonged TO
lst Georgia Volunteers. Looking more like common
sailors than soldiers, Col. Barton, commanding AZ
F. Pulaski, de ermined TO test the truth OF their soJ
by asking them TO 60 through the manual az ane
Not Of them could do it, and az they mac re SJ
scented that they had been six months 10 tne
crate service, they wers handed over 70 tno i,h
care of Provoet Marshal Hall at Hilton hea'! 80
whom they will probably remain for e0Do ,,ipp "
cone.
HTApeu.RrRRs D. PAH1sssr o IN, ~ ao iaaa
UuTO, HAD IoaT ROYAL D " p'aIu" -, Il,
CpNrp. AZ OppgEs. No 23-H hsVing Ofen Uat.Di
c.,, "a a., no neral Commsuoing oJ he oone'
It.,. CI,,si Major aud Surgeon OF ths One NUM- o.
- ian Regiment Penpsyivsnis MINIS ina uhey
eo1atta, Ca,tsin David scbeid commanding 20" %
81 "a very d.sloya officer and traitor 20 DIS
.,,s.n I'D they unanimously recommend (n Wh,ch re-
l,tiop their Brigsde COMMANDER ins) thst CsP
od chad be sumnGy dismissed the service, "ithou'
pay o cmOlumeuls -, a.. IL 60 Dov;J cchsnI Co
:, I5stb REGIMENT Penosyyanis Mis be dsui's'o tne
1,ce Of tho United Saies without pay or tmounsnts
bet 10 the approval OF his Exoenoy tue Presiden' OF 'ns
Ini'ea states Hsjor.Gen. DAVID HUNTER.
Gas @. HALPfYR, Asst Adjt. Gen.
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FIRE IN SoUTH acknowledgements OF
HoRsE. -B,twsen end O'Clock Sunday morning hrt
broke out 10 the building No. 10 |erandh place occupied ~
Pack Mclnyrs dwelling and livery stable The stable
contained horses. COW hys carriages. two seEhs the
usual compliment Of harness &C. al Of which, tog0'h'r WIN
the live stock wss consumed the nsmes The property
was valued At 5000 but BIZ Mcintyre beiIs absent 10
CAnsda on business no information could DO obtained a. 70
the Insurance. Tho family residing la Tie upper Pi OK Ine
bpdnr tsrro~y e,cs % sufocatlon They all saved
however without pr.0ns injury. The sdJoinins house
owned ed By Michsel Lsughin a. dansged 10
the eIt4ut of 5 insured ia the Mechanics Company OF
BFookyn II 4. not how the are originated, auisa
posed TO have been the result OF accident.
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PassenRers Arrived

In IisImIiip DdmG,cu'. from Lsupooi-Cspt Taylor.
Kemp, ThOL sykes; Ihos. Hol,, WIN: Goodsll. .
IN steamer Cahasba from Port Royai-Brig Gen. o. g.
Ferry Capt Wordeu, Coz. j. J. De Forest. LieutCoL j. j.
Wher-r Msjor Parker, Capt lngham ryel Cspt H. Rich
mond, Capt A. L. Rockwell, Capt J. L. Raymond, Capt o.
W. Won knowing Capt. Bisse. Capt. Blanchard, Rev. r.
Shields Lieut. Ripley, Lieut. Hall. Lieut.. J. J. Donshue
Lieut. J. b. B4nding. Lieut. Stewart Lieut. Blackwell,
Lieut. Locke Dr O. W. Earle, Dr. o. A. Carroll Dr. Marsh
Chas French Fisher y. NJ Atwater. N. English, Chas
IL Farrell Louis J. Jones' Robert w. Allen X. NJ. Foster,
Chss w Trsvsr James Wallace Jos johnson Capt. Lewis
and 20 In the steeTage.
In slip Golden Vet from Shdn0hdi-Ms BTech and ser
want, Mrs. Culbertson and three daughters.
In brig Water Lily, from no GTdnd-L. Englehsrt.
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bort iuaroens' Notlle.
srArz OF NxH YoRK.

STATR NV YORK; (
PoRTWARDKEs OYPicg, No. 100 Wall-st
NOTICE is hereby given, IN accordance with
section Of the Act passed April Ia, 1884, entted Al
Act to ReoyGnizs the Wardeus Oce OF the Port OF New
York all persons interested IN, having charge or the
,nbect OF such Inquiry examination or survey th
following vessels under examination ny the fOri
WAdeps and that the sAd surveys examinations will be
hoard said vessels:
Steamship British yersey City
steam sup MoA. - ~
ship West NO % r. X
Bnk Two BroIhers. /" nertet
BAH Penguin Pier No II r.
Bhz No ~ r..
Brig Mary ora
Brig
Schooner Pier No 81 T.
WIN H. BUkLElGH, PIosieenL
J. AUG's HKRRTrAS. Secretary