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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-08-26
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CELEBRATED HERB 1IEDIClypy

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fidcncc They are
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the different provinces which divide the Island were In.
vaisbly uessd with the kindness By the Governors
and Priests tfor 10 Catholic country) they provided 60
with mcney and slightest seemed anticipated oy
them 10 oil vsrou. ssses of journey Our utmost
altitude 10 due 10 the Spasish authorities for the fndae
they constantly bestowed upon u.s. would take On soof
PEG than TO describe the magnificent scenery the nesn
tifu climate aud the uIIrspt vsgetaon with which nature
thus supplied this island After IS days tn the saddle, WIN
hard riding sslos awkward riders bts We arrived a.
Manila and cordially WELDON cd by the Americans stop
ping there We would especially tender our thanks 20
Mr. Green Of the American houss Of Rsssel Surg and
hope II this his that he will accept IL o On
earnest Of that which would most gladly bestow, were II
cur power Amer remaining in Msrs few days two Of
number took passage bond the mo clipper ship Fear
less bound NewYok and the 18th OF December oade
long sdieu TO the island had Suffered much upon"
LOSS OF THE BRITISH BARK CAMlLLUS.
The schooner james Brophy Of Castine, Capt.
Mulin from Fron,era 20 days ogwOOd, Metesh Duncan
arrived yesterday and reported: Have had succession Of
heavy from all quarters during the entire PASSAGE split
sails stove bulwsrhs kc. the 9Th inst ls. 81 so Ion
1928. fell In with British bark Cainius Of Dublin, Capt
Archibald hence for Gibraltar Sd inst In sinking condition.
and took from her the Captain and 10 In number and
brought them to this port Capt Archibald reports On s
h and 5th inst, experienced heavy gale nom the north
east which blew with great violence and duog which she
sprung leak AZ impossible TO gain It, he con-
cuded to abandon her Her consisted Of gallons
petroleum oil.
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF NEw-YORK......ApR
Cleared.

Cleared.
gtearships-Hsnsa (Breml Ven santen Bremen Oeltchs
Co City Of Washington tBr Mirehouse Liverpool Jno
q. Dale.
Steamer-F. W. Bruno, Foster. Baltimore WIN. Dalrell
Shps-Redgauptle Lucas, Boston, Chss H. Wright. New
Orleans Hewett Hsvre Boyd HDekon Charlotte (Bpen,
Gszen. London Henpngs Cooling; Admiral DBL Dunn,
Liverpool. Arthur Leary.
BsrksR A. Alton. P.ttsn, New Orleans, n. II. Brigham
Bounding Bilow vdush Malaga Topper Besstie Indian
Queen gu Whitley, HsfI, Thos James, Sarah, Wan
Nance ShaDghas, VIM II. Fogg Co.
Brgs-Adsuo Italy Css,ellano Constsntinope. p Der
thoud Co Elirs Bars (br): Firth, Bermuda, Tuctef
Lighbourne Ceres Holl Mudyk Lisbon. funch, Meineke
Wend,; Minnie Miller White Portland Brett Son Co
Pennimsn lBr Pickett Hamilton Bermuda Peck Church
Petrol tBr.l Glow. POt-su.Princs Tyne: smih Emily
Fisher Staples Palermo, Br.ttt, Son Col Cslmuck, Pet
tengill, Nuevitas, Thompson Hunter
schoope,-T. Benedict, Wrsey, Wilmington, Del, Ben.
ley smith l. Co Pavilion Bskes, Plymouth MsTy Enh
Ciowell Plymouth; West Wind, Gilman, barbados. n.
Trow bridges Sons; Clara y Holmes, Cook, Ponce. r.
Bsusit l. Nickersoni Fsshon Davis Washington Baker
Dlyton Mary Matt Smith, Philadelphia, Bentley. Smith
Co.. Marine, Darcy Philadelphia NJ A. Morgan. Beden,
Fort Monroe Mote BedsD, Mary Harris (Br Johnson
vauaj T. Munsell, Kelly Boston Ersstus Brooks. ELL
Gloueesteri Jamestown Latouree, Washington HnIl
but Co. Rcbsooa harriet Brsnnin, ID. Utley, Phil
ligs Philadephs J. A. McSorleyi II. Wilets Pasons,
Wsshinston. Van Brunt l. SAght
Sloop-hary Atwster A.
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Disasters, &c.

Lou OF rHs sCHE. ErsA Ax.LIA.-Ths T. A. Wa nom
Baltimore for Boston, coal loaded Len For Monroe I'D
Inst, with strong g. w brsessi ct p M. Smiths Island
bore W. s. WI at 10 p. took the wind from NV which
hauled to NJ r. I'd inst, wind continued frsm N E. h
% Tackled heading TO the esswsrdi Of p M res'ed
sai. the wind increasing to gales J under the three
rsefsd sinssis th had decks swept OF galley and water
CASH, and the mainssi blown away; at found sne ha1
spuns cut through the cabin floor to find the leah. and
hove over cargo until the morning Of etb the wse
10 four feet and the breaking clear over Ihs crew
hAuted abandoned her and went board the or roe'.
State where Capt Hartman received all hands WIN est
Kindness aud dd everything In his power TO- make them
comfortable. The Z. A. built In Es.eI MAS 10 ioss
was principally at tho Cape and In Boston, OF
burden and had q cargo Of 365 tuns cosl r,,,,
The brig Tsmpest which arrived last night nom
Cum. repors; Has been days Of HatteTas with very
S,s,, weather, split sails started deck load he ON inst
st n DO ion H. passed large quantities Of DRIFT sah' consist
ing of lumber, cabin doors bulwuks, &c
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Jsp,.x CHEFS AND BRAVES AT ONE OF QUIZ
-, Ahou,a dorsn Of the Indian chiefs and
aasD,nsJ By their interpreter, visited the school
- T'.~,r.syspth street yesterday morning where they
r.,eiyed BY Men. Atterbury aud Dectsr Lean Be"
.sa short speech which was interpreted by MI smith
w. s he had witnessed such scene before as tue
LIss number Of children presented he cosd say nothing Of
,,t 10 the children the adults" Among the scholars
80. Bs boy from China Master Sismee with his hair
aor. no IN cue Little Heart looked at him with good
ss.I Of interest and with motion better understood than
NJ. words said he 1.-THE China boy) would be good subject
for sspDg The Indians visited every department Of the
sChoo and greeted with demonstrations Of welcome
Master Rccsne made appropriate speech ofwecoms to
le Chiefs
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1000 THE 1SGH
i OOJ. CENTRAL RAILRok6

= pESSsYLvANIA CENTRAL RAILROAD.
spo yS y eI %SS ouCKssr ROUTE
r,os Nxw.YosK TO raH PslScIrn WlsTIRs CIrina
sv t,.,ns nun dsiy from New York to PhisdephiA, VIC
'''' New Jsr.sy and Camden aud Ameey line nv ru,s
ALL I MITE LEAVE SEw-YoRK FROM TIE
FOOT OF COURTLANDT-ST.
Bywy OfPhissePhts, the ponin. p.'ssnss Lave 49,
AT D m. one hour later than other lines.
by way Of Allentown. evening passengers leave n.
two hours later than the Northern hrss sAa " M "a IN
points the Moth est Crestline, lndisnspohs Lo9
St Louis Cleveland Columbus, Cincinnati end eli main
points West with f.wer changes cara ps.a.,pb,. 10
pi,s.Spsh 3ss miles and to PtsburEh, t usA
Smoking aud saloon Cars on all trains
Fare the zane ~ other routes. I.fA j..
Rsse,ss checked through Transisrs free
Tiais iSsa 8;'I s r:;ssiS 81 s,sIsss
The PsunsylyspIs Central Company runs an Emi9sJ
Accommodation Line which Affords ccmIo.a' i 49,
travel to parties moving Westward, ct ens-nai w
| Of fare. vprIaHrs
By ths route heighs Of all descriptions cen Ks.tnciy
70 aud from suy poiat the Rsiltosds 81 b. rail-
tnSlsns HS ~ sny port the nsvsses nvsn"
the West by from Pl,uou ooint IN tho West ~
The rates Of Freight erasd are q all timss
.ns 40 s,hsr Railroad Comp.ns. Fsht - thjs
shipper. nsnT on -. speedy IsnE
Compsny1c rely wiz STOCK A.. ~. mas, a.
and Dealer, IN Lave Stock wiz nna s.rsd ma ,oo
route ospse,os have been opened his line
piled i'm and every seooa s paid % .ns sn ~
TIom Harrisburg whsss WI pe s.e of IN, PHI LABEL
esdiog and Tc,,,s ,S esI BALTIMORE MARkETs
phiA hhs E,iiIUTT' Passenger Agent No Atorneas~
peg EEEcH Co fresss As, md No South wn.a-sl
MeDosGlp 'ssiIscacf " ED,I.si A s::,
ENocH LEWIS General supsrisssassnt, ASssaAsS
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Tur Row UrRo.-Robert Cummings, The little

THE Boy HERo.-Robert Cummings' the h'.ie
TO of the Harriet Lane has been absent rom n nome ,0
swo Year,. He arrived at this port ON "eohe.y' " VIC
steam transport Fair Hsvsn In the oeihmns "o wa
- voJppteer, three months), under The command Of
"a Moorhesd He fsbared boy Of IA years. very good
,,ps and interesting His description of the Harriet Lane
ssh decidedly graphic So modest is this youthful hero
,a.t Acting Master Lemo'es of Fair Haven knew nothing
9. his previous history his bravery till be reached New
Yk and read the story in The TRIBUNE Notwithstanding
A. there was something attractive about the boy that
ns the passage Of the Fair Haven hither Cummings was
q tie favorite with the Acting so much So that be
a de him wardroom boy. Commander Meade Of the North
oua at the NlvyYsrd has taken lin under his especial
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-11
TYIRTEIsTH WARD LOYAL NATIONAL LLAoUl

The permanent organization OF the League "" completed
Thursasy evening 9Th int At large and enthusia'e
herring of loyal citizens who had signed the pledge OF the
tons Loyal League holden at Shsughnessys Hotel the
40 OWN gentlemen unanimously elected officers Pesi
az 4 William Gardner; Secretary, Townsend DuIyes;
asure Robert Fair Delegate 20 Ward Committee OF Ne.
t;opal Lesgue Epes E. Eery Delegates to Central Loyal
Lsesue Ffederisk Holten. John y. Thsl Henry g. Jen
ming Washu gton Thomas James Fox Several able sd
were resolutions sdopted and at late hour the
81 L MON Square
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Arrived.

st.sm,hip Daniel Webster. Chester, AeTand. D. C., %
hour.
pas. walsh. Carver Chase. Has bad eoptnosiisn Of
heavy sses the entire passage From it to h March bad
s Sa ys and .p and iI To-. :. s ssodns
the decks and cabin March 81 IA. Ion So 'pOi' ship
pass 70 William. Gacn John ss.si Eu,n Ft,Estriss
seaman f, from the fore rssns overheard ~ The nsh
and VI. lot H.. had heavy ws.,er, s.e. Mach ~ and
rounded by upward Of hundred Iceberg,
Ship UIysTs H,:n Li''IS:o f.o' 20 nG;. and -.
seaman Of EdinbuIh died March "a John Carroll in
FAINT, died. Have had two births among the PASSENGER
Ship VIM LIBBY (Sf Rshm .. Ne: BhaSp G.,dis fsn
hurricane from N ~ W. and blew away th. elo.rssfsd top
.a. and eourses from the yards, "ove ouiwEh house on
SUP s.6ssOpsl Of BATH Aud New Orleans IS days
and % pasL 10 mssteT
ship Liqnrs tLl Pioe Genoa 30 days marble and rags
BAH Eagle tsL). se.rp., s-.n.e. day. es.',o order
Had heavy weather On tue - and th inst encountered
heavy. gale from 5. Z. to n. w. stove bui"si', spin
Bah Bro,h.rs M.rinsr Ci.nfa.sos Meh o. sugar to O.
Stephenson Co Has had heavy weather. on the rassAse
b s, h::'aa Day s:s s e:: u. .So.
Ens ir.... uulOet we., u...-. Vi. Ysr.r..s hsur.,
BIG q. T. Ge.ry, COnillss GeOrs..own, D. C.. sdsy'
Bris Fas.. stat. (of Bo.seel Hartman s.su. M.sh 2.
sugar r. p Buet O. sth inr .t q lon ~ EEL 10
With coal for Boston ia sinking eOhaon too. "a d. cap
I'd ss- and 20 's
"a. and 50 casks OF mossses deck split sails and
,prupE l-ak bad two feet Of wser In the hold 9th int
.onsds taxing Of her ',s rEsnt No. .nd then Get her 90
ERE day pssSds boat bottom up veass hsch the
ends painted bloc. and large number bales ofh.y.
schr Msr,h. Perrin tof s.ndsiehl. gieb., Key Yves.
rs 90 while living 70 in N e. gale, was struck By
and Knocked down .hin. h. cso and ballast .as ", 80
gale modesng trimmed ship and on 7th Inst pu into the
b.las Br.sE-ser for hsrb0r with the wind n f. and
sshr b. A. berry voorhees,. Acquis Greek days. In bal
seSr Fair Wind woOdhul, Baltimore 10 days. to Z.
scs1 D. Le~i.. Bremen Ais,,ndia days. In ballast 70
sctr Robert Palmer Wilton, Eewbsrn, N C., tdsys 10
schl A. j. De Rostt. Himan. AsIandha day.. In bal
sehr c. c. Crook. gvsuh.m, Washington, D. c., ldsys
IN sehT Fiorsuc. Roger. 0nns Washington. D. c., d.ys
sch H. T. brown Warren. Baltimore days. coal to Ysiss
sehr Horen,i. Fowler Porsmessh, n H.. potatoes for
sei Dshii., Ch.,s. Portland. Me-. days heading 10 r.
schI Rsb.ce. knight Endicstt Phiad'lph, coal for
scRr VIM. CoiIy.r, R.ynor Philadelphia, coal for Fall
sehl n w. Smith. Boyd Baltimore 10 days. coal TO JoDss
sosr. D. NJ French Jos.. Portland Me- plaster for PhDs
schr Con,tu,ion Darling, Nswbsrn, NJ c. tdsy' IN bal
sosr Amy tofP T. ~ Foley. Crab I.Ond P. r. 10 days.
scbr r. W Brown. H.rmsp As.sndr. days. In ballast.
schr. Success. Rodmsn Virgins, syssI. 49,,
Sch, San Loui, Bremer AkI.ndiiA days. In bailssl
schr. o. P. Binns, Hail. Virgins days. wood
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TAdyertisementl

Second Edition now ready: THE UNITED
ESTATES TAX Law AMENDED.
pamphlet edition Of the United States TAI Law, with the
Amendments passed at the late session Of Conren also
contains an Alphabetical List of articles taxed
Beside the law which word for word in accordance with
the original text We append 1t Alphabetical Rscapitua
ton Of every article taxed and the amount Of the .I levied
thereon This renders as complete and convenient It 10
possible to make IT,
Price 10 cents post paid; s7per 100 II sent BY eIpro'i 90
per 100 II BY mail Addrss, THK TRIBUNE, Nsw.fak
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IAdvsriisement.l

"SUCCEss IN LIFE" may be secured, provid-
irs all the conditions favorable and of the i'm.
potaut all that be adapted to the pursuit calling In
which engage. This, PHRRsoLoGr would point out to
every individns See The PSYCHOLOGICAL JOURNAL for
April. FOWLER WELLS. No. 800 Broadway.
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TAdvertisemept,]
-Whyi Simnly because

life A FAILURE. "-Why1 Simply because
the sttempedto do that for which he not fitted
PHRRSoLoaIcLL CHART would have put him the hight
track and his secured See THR PHRRSoLoGIcAL
JOURNAL FOWLER WELLs No. 3Oa Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-11

MARRRT STREET CHURCH CHAPEL.-The Marker
suse Reformed Dutch Church being about to erect
ofwOrship the of Thityeghth street ana
10 avenue have rented the chapel on Twentynn
BE- Fourth and Madison avenues wnefe inc ps'
: G. d. MURRAY. will preach every Sabbath afternoon
first Of these service. will be held to-morIo"
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6ieamboats ano RAILROADS..

DEOPLE's LINE to ALBANY.--Steamers
i HENDRIX HUDSON, MONDAYS. WEDSEs-
inss az D. M from foot Coursndtst Tickets sold, and
baggage checked to all points We. Freight taken at lowest
rates. ID ..G rtr b.
NORTHERN RAILROAD of NEW-JERSEf.
IN Trains leave Jersey City for Piermoot and Moaseyn
W MONDAYS only as q IN. 7. w. pEMAREsI, Sass
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bort Uaroens' Notice.
srArR OF NHv. YosK.

sr.rR or RHw. YosK.
PoHr.wARDKss Oyycs, No. 10, wHIh
NOTICE is hereby given, IN accordance WIN
section Of the Act passed Apn IT, 1871 saa ~ ~
=, % Rso,,.pir. the Wsrdens Office OF the Fort OF New
Yo,. 10 ali psrpon, Interested TO- or having charge o W,
.abset matter of such inquiry. examination OF pa
vessels AZ. now under examination bJ the
,,arns AID tb.t the said ot eIaminsions x %
,smpletsd within ten days nett succeeding TINS psas''
board ssd vessels: DE-, M IlF n
4 hp H. pont. 800.
2.rk
MI. Archibald.
Rdg
Schooner Mary r. Pearson
scboaos Nv !,
'0N'S VIM II. BUkLElGH, PisndshL
J,Avss HsAMslS, sssrsS'y .. '
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sURRO0ATE5 COURT-APRn lo-Befsrs Surrogate
TUCKER.

The wills Of the following Dsmed persons have
been admitted TO probate without contest:
The Rev Cuthbsrt Colngwood Barclay Of North Haven
Conn Cornelius Lansing John BrsmsoD c. Van Nsret w
Gator Tbos II. Dilfs A. B. Nelson d. Brown O. tsmPion
Woodbul j. w. Morris, r. Hysop. C. r. Schultz, g. L.
Pennins IN, L. Boyer A. J. Dess, J. Bowen. W. Forster
M Dlbbls.
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nIrrsEr.-There will be matinee to-as ay ~ win
,st The op,ire opera Of "Luci, d L'mmerm0O, p.,
=. r.formed in which Mile Bhsno Sig. nai,Osn Lib
~, md OO..ti .ppear After the opera tho 0'isD p.n,u
~ Dust nom IL Puritsni" VIII be sung 0' 0'S' D'D
3isnhi
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TAdvertisement1

CAN He INVENT Can he construct Can
will show at glance and il 10 folly for sttempt to
do that for which he has cspsrity See The PBREsoLo
GicAL JOURNAL for April FOWLER WELLs, Nc. 3Oa
Broadway.
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Religious Notires.

Andrew jackson Davis win Speak at Dodworth's
Hall No. $40 Broadway SUNDAY. April IL, t7t n, sup
ject: Local Scores In the SummerLspd" fhAHh y"
WADSW0RTH will speak Of l04 Subject: " UniYer'
AL and Personal Relations Of the Human Spirit"
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EASTER ELEcrIoNs-St. Bartholomew Church
wardens-stephen Cambreling, John w. Msersau. Yes
trymen-Jscob Reese, James g. Sanford, Nathan Smith
Theodore w. Riley. VIM c. Wstmere, Philsos II. Holt,
sAm'i z. Lyons, Geo. @. Kellogg
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LAW INTELLIGENCE.

UNITED STATES DISTRICT CoURT-Arnn lo.-Bsfors
Jndse Belts
PRIZE VESSEL LiBELRD.
The schr. Sue, captured on the 3Oth Of March last
by the United States steamer Monticello of Lit.e River In
le NJ c. arrived at this port tho 9Th ins In charge Of
Richard Hustsce Acting Master u N. a. prize master
The District Attorney filed lioel against her to-day.
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north .we Broadway and Nst, 1919 front snd 1913
and 80 and SSH 900; Pivestsry brick house and
lot No. t Broomes 2sIl34 eA3O0; House and lot No:
50 GreeDe 2sx7. $685. Lot west side Broadway lei 81
feet north OF o9h 80 front and Is rear and 1876 and lot
$3.50
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AT WIN: EyERDELLv SONS, No. lo4
-, rseeos-N1 Wedding and Whiting Csrds Fine e,s.
Number Plata Initial Stamping Monegrsms Door and
Labels, &c. Established jsl5t ''A' ehscA' NsssA'
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Afraid OF the People .o-Ths Rev l. s. KA
Loeb will preach on The Power Of the People, SAB
BATH EVENING in the Church Lsisht and v.rick
.ts ISL Johns Park) He will also preach In the MORNING
the twentieth sermon from the Sermon ON thu Mount upon
'' Dear Pleasures Sacrificed" Math. ". %. 20
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Allen.st. M. &. ChurcA.-Prsschins In this Church
TO-MORkOW MORNING. Ief o'clock BY the Pestor the
Rev A. ROACHE. Sacrament the afternoon O'Clock,
and preaching In the evening at O'clock by the Rev j. g.
MITCHELL, d. d. Seats free. Strangers cordially invited
4 ate
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IMMATURE ALMANAC
sunRisss. .5:26 pSeta .....6:34 Mosn-Rises. l:26
AisB WATER rHIs ~
sandy Hook. 150i Gov. Island 2:+0 Hsl3as. 4:2l
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-11

lnPoRTAsT SALE OF BROADWAY PROPERTY
yesterday morning Mesua Ludlow Co. sold at public
suo.On the property known the "Ars Union Budinss"
he Broadway and 81 Mercer street. to Charles Foster
sos sG6 CO., This property well known to every hsbue
Of Broadway, having been used FOR almost purpose
eD gallery OF fine arts concert saloon with its pretty
waiter srs" The arm also sold auction the property
Fss s3 ss sO7 es GIL Broadway. comprising Eve build
kg, to John b. Stevens, for $4,000
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ASST DAY OF TON THUMB AND Do, W WI. .,,.. :,
o.. ' ,s,.., Of Gen. Tom Thumb aud bis vile take pace
= BrOohyn Athsnpum to-day. There will be three '''''
al q and o o'clock
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STEAMSHIP GREAT EASTERN.
y FROM NEW.YOhK TO LIVERPOoL.
The Steamship
GREAT EASTERN,

WALTER PATOS. Commander
will be dispatched .,,uonu
FROM LIVERPOOL: FROM NEW.iOnh'
SATURDAY. April Is. SAIURDAfy hys
TUESDAY. Juno .. TUESDAY, June ~ An.
FIRST CABIN TO $IS'
Each berth according size. situation and acconmods
ton Of the State ell having the same privileges IN
the Saloons regard uieas and attendance Suites
for families may be Engaged by special
EXCURSION TICKETS OUT AND BACK, IN THE
FIRST CABIN ONLY. FARE AND HALF; =,
Servants accompanying passenge and cniidron unoeE Il
wears Of age, half fare Infants free.
SECOND CABlN-Stste-Room berths, meals furnished q
separate tables
THIRD CABIN.-Intsfmedats State Rooms. passengers
found with beds bedding table utensils aod good sub
stautal food
sTEERA0E-Wish superior sccommo dstions 80
All .res payabc In gold equivalent In u. ~ Currency
Each passenger allowed 70 cubic fses Of luggage An eAp
e. ns..as. .uply 10 CHAS. A. WHITNEY,
At the Office, No. 81 Broadway.
~" "'s"' ROWLAND L AsPINyyALL. AGENTS,
No. 81 South-st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-11
IAdvertisement.J

GRAND GALA DAY AT THE MUsEUM.-Three
,ndd Dramatic Performances at H. 81 sud "A O'Clock p
the fr,t least crowded and most comfortable Those
Via Indian Chiefs and their Squsws viii be day and
evening Also Minnie Warren Com. Mutt, ks., DC. See
Museum Advertisement
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-11
Dentistrn.

nR. HOYT, DENTIST,
- No s07 BROADWAY, three DOOR above 20th-st. In
ssrts beautiful sets Of Teeth his improved Almost
Plates, with without extracting tns roots t.-r
RUBBER $40 PLATINA Continuous Gum.
1901
TEETH FILLED with GOLD, SILVER aud AMALGAM.
Artificial BONE FILLING inserted without pain.
EXTRACTING, Csc.
charge for extracting when artificial teeth are inserted
All work warranted.