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Passengers Arrived

n steasship baltimore. from WashiHgfoG-John Montge
uery and lady. Albert Bsyne. - -
In trg Alcs from carkas enoJohn Wilkinson, Hsnhque
. EspTaia
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THE 1892

1903. v.s,. cyxrn A. n.n,dd,S SOC.
with lie connections, forus
THE SHORTEST AND QUICKEST ROUTE
FRos kKwfoRK TO TIE PRINCIPAL Wx.fnas CiTiRA
Seven run dsiy ffe@ New Yea 70 rHilseelPha vs
TS "a Ssf sSs I'd T AS %ks IN: BY THIS
ROUTE Ls Z " S SsysTf Rkn EH9H TIE
BY way the morning New.
Yolk sane time % other routes; Evsnips pssssnsers
.. ?, one hour later than other lines ,.
later than the Nsr,hsrn lines .d sy eoth roatsS
arrive tho time Northern limos. In Cntssso sea ~
g. Loas Cleveland Columbus, Cncinaat and I'll maia
points West with fswsr changes Of care ..,s. a
Sleeping Ss ws.aSss sssDS as 70 P.barss ~ ss
Smoking and Saloon Cars ON al trsins OJ
s@e the SANE = other Tou'ss ,.u.rsrs frsa nd
Secure s.s'w WESTERN ESD I'm f;ifi ,m,..s
The roonylvs1. ceas,h .solSs
tr.,sI 10 usr,iss moving Westward, At onshA" w
Of fafe rREIGHTS sE .,.
py.A ssu.. .sai 81 5s o ksno
70 snd i'G% ety. icSa.u iswA q M..ss sy RAIL-
RSSJp oSEos g. 9, r ~ Sssa =.
The rate. Of sn,ra Railroad It al times a favorable
the Peon,ylsh ehsr RailrOsd Comp.hs Merchants and
shippers n,ru nS With cooadence On il speedy IsnaI
Company can e' LIVE SrOCA q.
Farmers ana Deaes In Liye Stock VIII ma ns moS "a.
plsG and rvsfy stenoS psd wsna
TssI viii i0gns sysy ~, Sr &c
s sfdls. NJ and sai'1s
l. EtLl0rr sPs,.sasst Assl No Aston House
LEECH Co, Freight AGENT, e., ,v,s.,
MCDONALD siscHofv En'is. r. A A..s;,...s..
.ol ENoCH LEwIs osssrsl ssrrhssaAsss A'''aA'S~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-08

NETWORK MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPA-
~ NYs LINE OF STEAMSHIPS to HAVANA and
new and sssant ,ide-wheei steam,
Lave Pier No. 81 North River foot Of Besch for H.vaps
and New. Orlesns on WEDNESDAY, April Is ~ o'clnck
n M The psseoser accommodation uro1 this Company
smshps not e1ceed By those Of any other ssme,' IN
the dsy Of sailing For freight passage apply TO JAMES
A IYNOR Ma IS Brosdway
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MARBLE MANTLES.-The best place in the
IA city, where the cheapest MARBLE 'MAnrLEs &c.
esn be bought So at A. KLABER6 Msrble Yard No. lob
IN iats-t, ssAf sdrsy, hsw.Ysrk ICst this ostl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-08

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
nar-Riss5;3l isetA.........63l Moon-Rses. II IA
hiaH THIS
ssndy Hook. .l0:l2 Sov Island ~ HsDs3ss" la3
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6eales, Sc.

DRAIN TILE, Chimney Tops, Land Drains r,In nas
&C., y..,s Fire Bhch 0reso.h House n.t hIln, sno
800 fss sc isSs Isaa IeasrJ Depot 90 P'a't
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-08

M o. ROBERTS LINE.
M. SIP AAsuIPs 10 SAN FRANCISCO and OREGON,
over NICARKGUA TRANSIT. The steamship
- AMERICA OF ILLINOIS. t
,v,u s.vs Tor 0REYTOyN, 20 connect with steamship
MOSES TAYLOR.
Al noon On SATURDAY. April Is, 1868
'"' A's" d. N. cARRTNGTON
No. III We-t-st.. corner OF Warren.
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A J. BLEECKER, SON & Co. will sell on
~ THURSDAY, April le, a u o'elock. at The msf'
chaots EIchapse Sar.'oom No. Ill Broadway;
on 2lTHrrbe s-stoy and attic hishstoop brown stone
HOUSE and LOT on the n g.. bstwesn sth and gth avs
kno wn as No ?45 West ahst tains all the modern In
pTovemsrt. House 2o1sOj lot 9o.s Possession May l.
Map aud No. n Cedsrst, sdoinns the Bank Of
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b. A. CHILros, Aucsisueer.

b. A. CHIFFON, Aucsioueer.
, M fo4
WHITE BEANS AT AUCTION. ~
WA be .o,d al Auction on THURSDAY. April 0, al 1f
.,cs 4, Oh. No. II Albany near Wsshin ston
sas b.,l. WHITE BEANS inspected sad essssd In three
different qualities. Noa ], 2, suda % ,.' .f..a..
TVmEcssk d ID 80"
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Sailed.

etssmship-Tubsl Cain, for Havana
ehips-Pstret Henry. Oracle Ocean Ranger (Br) Ger.
trpde (Br.)
Barks-ooe.hs Psrt) woodbipe (Br, Kong Csri (Nor D.
Ysllss lBr D. James Wesst BIl ID. G. Murray
Bhss-Sea Lion. T. A. Reed Naurcio (Horsnd), 0ioreio
dts. Kodsk, Rescue (Br.I. w. X Kbbey (BE)
scboensrsMaria Jane lBrl Dsuohits (Br.j snd seven
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Ocean 9ieamers.

ElOR NEW-ORLEANS DIRECT.
The now and frs-cisss u. q. Mail stsaniskip
GEORGE CROMWELL,
win ,eav. Pier No North River direct for Nsw.Oresns on
SATURDAY, April II, u p M .-
Passage with Accommodations unsurpsssed.....S9o
Fresb on measurement goods 60 FOOT on weight
$500 - II. B. CROMWELL Co.,
No. 6 Wallet
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Boots an6 Shoes.

thC 90 So 81, and "a 5O.-SHOES and
WC, CATERS! Al J0NEs5 Nos 10 and IL Ann''|
Y s-Plsase call and sxsmine before purchasing
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-08

CRAWFORD, CONN,-Miss IUCkEh re.
= e.iyes youp. ado. to educate sssed BY German and
french resident g0vernes and by snesni professors from
New.Yorf - - m -.
RsyEREscRs Tho Rt Rev. John Williams d. D., Assi.-
ant Bishop Of Connecticut Midletown Conn the Rev W.
Mitchell Rector. Stamford, Corn; the Rev John LORD
Stamford Conn tho Rev q. Barton Of the Free Acads
nv N Y Ex-Governor Hawley, stanford, Conn E1-oey-
srnor Minor Stamford Conn, Csv Wa shddy Stamford
ESQ.,. stamford Conn.; Fi.ncs Skiddy esq, T. Geo W.
Qain,srd, go, vi Q. h.in..sn s.ay n f'' L. oan'
For tar ms kc apply 70 the Principal.
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Bales bp Anetiotl.
A. ". MxHwrx Accusus,s .Ial +. |
~ BANGS, MERWIN & Co. Irving Ruld. |

Rfl BANGS, MERWIN & CO.. Irving Build
wsS 80. ~ ana syj Brsadway.-SAles Of BOOKS Sta
co WE9skSpAr AFTERNOON. Apei g. at o'clock.
oliver and Copper and some foreign pieces also few nnms
matte works-she property VI M Edward Cossn
may Be had 3, the 'alssroam
THURSDAY EVENING, April o. a, 7 o'clock.
MEDICAL BOOKS-Ccmprsingv valuable s,ans.rd Works
IN every department OF medicine and SURGERY soe
tina. Also. variety OF MscsllAasous Liter.
ture, &c. -.,.
FRIDAY EVENING, April 70, a. 7 O'Clock
VALUABLE BOOkS-On American History Bioersphy
Travels and Erporaons snd Poetry. Also ineuv rrc-s
Standard WORKS In all branches OF Lersture and eollss
ton of American PJI' ats, kc- D..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-08

A J. BLEECKER, SON g. Co. will sell at
~ auction on THURSDAY, April is. at II O'Clock, at
the MeehantS Exchange sAlesrooms, No Ill Broadway
SUPREME COURT SALE, under the difecuon OF rmi'
OK FRINGE, SULLIVAN AND THoMPsoN-srs-
SIX PARCELS on said strestsi A.Sxlo0 feot esch.
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Dentisirp.

DR. HOYT, DENTIST,
IL No g07 BROADWAY, three doors above 2eth-s,. a..
s.fts beautiful sets Of Teeth his improved
Flstes with or without exsrac.ing the roots.
On GOLD. az low a. S25. SILVER. 50.
RUBBER, 49, PLArlNA iContinuous Gum.
s01
TEETH FILLED With GOLD, SILVER ADD AMALGAM
I,t,loial BONE FILLING inserted without pain.
ATTRACTING, $50.
No chuge for extracting when artificial teeth inserted
Al work warranted. .Ir .E.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-08
ADRIAN II. MULLER. Auctioneer.
IHOUSE and LOT No. go PIERREPONT-

HOUSE and LOI NO. rs flEhhEfON1-
Ii 81, BROOKLYN, a. AUCTION go .
ADRIAN n. MULLER. r. r WILKINS Co viii sell
n Anc Ion on THURSDAY, Aphl 10, at II O'Clock; 2. the
Msrchsn,I Exchange ssls~oen, No III sro.dssy T.,
Broosiyn. The house Is Is feet front by "a feet si'
eave Of Dslo.s para hs. sas s.er god taros9 .n.
tsr,. win INCLUDED with the house. Lot 23xe3 There
an .ey ~ ia Of The house with stable on the
reaf which win ks sold with without tho bonse Maps d..
ssns full particulars At tho ONCE No. q Pfoes l3'i
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE SALES.-ED-
III WARD slNTZENIcH Auotiooeer--D: w. IVES X
Co viii give their psnosA attention TO sales o. turni;nre
SPACIOUS saiesooms Nos iS and lS3 and
6l3 Broadway Appaissms1s made. and essh advanced
required
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-08

A. C. TuTTLH, Anciionesr--Ofhcr, No. I'D BEosdwAy.
DEREMPrORY SALE OF A CABINET
l. MAKERS STOCK, FIXTURES 10.
A c. FUTILE will sel on THURSDAY, Hlot o'clock,
No 3o4 Hud.on tbs late entire stock Of Dwight bishop
co.. si.ting OF ROsEW JOD. MAHOGANY and BLACK
WALNUT FURNITURE comprising an assortment o.
everything In The line which will be persnpoy sold Tor
TO closs tbs business and viii DO found "oftny we
XLso-sToRE FIXTURES. IRON SAFE. DESKS. &c.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-08
pEREMPToRY EXECUTORS SALE o

DEREMPTORY EXECUTORS SALE OF
PEAaL-SI. PROPERTY. .9I.
z. Il. LUDLOW Co, Auctioneers. LII
BY ordor OF t.l
WILLIAM II. A5PINWALL, Executor, &c, ga.
WIN sell 50 public suc.ion a. tho
ID MERCHANTo' EXCHANGE SALESROOM,
No. III Broaiwsy New-YoIk, l.L
On WEDNESDAY, April Is, 1863 ct Ia o'clock m tbs val
Nos 455 and 45s PEARL-Sr.,
90 The norsh eide Of tbs street, about TO feet III inches east OF
oeins ~ feet inehes wide, by abonL IS feet
inehc, in depth SIDE and IS feet 10 inches on the
other. f- ..r r
Twohirds Of the purchase money may remsir mort
GAGE Maps property may be had Of the auetionee
T''''A'' F''''s 'fr' vARNUa l. TURNKEY
- ,.l.. ~ 30. 10 Bro sdway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-08

MUSIC and MUSICAL INSTRUMENISS.L.
yl The largest cheapest and best assortment 10 -, ii
Band o,n Church Music boo,, Slsd At MIL
LET'S MUSIC STORE, No. 39S Broadway N, i.
DIANOS and MELODEONS.- superior, up,
49,, I'D, .nd SQUARE Pianos new and second.
Is per cent cheaper than sny other house for iae py L.
CHAMBERS Bible Hou,s, 8th.st., cor. <'h-"
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CTEAMSHIP GREAT EASTERN.
- FROM NEw.YOkK To LIVERPOOL
The Steamship
GREAT EASTERN,


win be dispatched -,,.,,rnnr
FROM LIVERPOOL; FkOM NEW.fohhi
SATURDAY. April 10. SAIIkDAi MayS
TUESDAY, Juns2. TUESDAf' June Z. 40.
Each berth sccotdins to size situation and secommoda
ton Of the s,steRoom. all having tho same privilege. N
tbs Saloons ana In regard ala and attendance Suites OF
spsftmep for families may be Engaged by special
EXCURSION TICKETS OUT AND BACK; IN The
FIRST CABIN ONLY. A FARE AND HALF:
Servants accompanying pesssnges and children under IL
wear, Of age half fare Infants free.
SEI,OND CABIN-Stse- Room berhs, meals furnished At
tables.
Third CABIN-ntsrmediate State Rooms. passengers
found with beds bedding table usnsis aud s'od ~
RIGE--With superior Reconnaissance 80
All fIss psysbs In gold or equivalent in u. s. Currency
Each allowed % cubic feet VI nsgsge Al cape
Hg Tos n. ~. 49, ami, 10 CHAs. A. WHITNEY,
Atths Office, No. 26 Broadway.
ROWLAND l. AsPINWAN, Agents,
M 81 Souths-
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GaIes on Anftiotr.
7. Bt,EFCKER. SON g. Co.

the Merchants. Exchange sGesroom No. III broadwC .a7
desirable HOUSE agd LOT No $40 Wstsrst between COY
erneuI and House story brick rSn. ~a.
office. Nr
A j. BLEECKER, SON g. Co. will sell at
lAe suction. on WEDNESDAY. April B. at IL O'clock at
the Merchants Exchange eslAroom No. Ill Broadway;
On srHAya yaustle lots 25xloo each, b-ng ths whole
front between l6 and l7th.s., the level and grade
On tGIH-sr, BETWEEN srH AND MADsoS-Avs 3 iuu lct.
on N side 40 feet east Of 5hsv. On these lots DICK
building 3oI used fresrm proof building the ma
teriAl Of Which Ia worth $500 Maps at Office.
A J. BLEECKER, SON & Co., WILL
IAe SELL, on WEDNESDAY. April Q, a. u o'clock, at
the Msrchants Exchange Ssesroom No. III broadway;
ON e6TaST, FIVE thres-story, highHoop, frame
HOUSES with brick Easements vesndahs 10 mont nortn
side the u, la3 n. west fthsv Each house 20 Eyx3'
ots 100 81 n deep. The houses neatly hnshsd. with
handsome mai bic maDels In pors and hsDdsone CRATES
throughout Cot,n hydants 10 back asa Location one Of
the most desirable the island ground high. street lOo IT,
wide Very and contiguous TO Central Paik New iiess
on s4rH.ST, TWO LOTS. on tho north side commencinz
100 r. west Of 4thav., sze 2sxii37 and IS r. @ihs -
regulated graded cufb,d and guefed walks tagged r.
wide Maps, kc. at No. . Pine 81. ...
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-08

CEWARD INSTITUTE, Thomas G. Schrver
- An Pnncp..This lns,l tason will commence it' sswi'
nnual ,es ,on Anil 20 Location ford Orsns- CO., r..
~ miles from Goshen aud " from ks~fori, via Erie Hall
road Superior advantage. offered Boys Of ali admitted
aud for business college fupn reoevei ct
TIM and charged date u entrance Board and taihsn
l+0 Per annani. For ea.slegues direct ~ shove.
HON. VIM. ii. SEWARD. President
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-08

CTEAN WEEKLY to LIVERPOOL, touching
y Al Qussnstewn Cork Hsrbor The wsllknown ste
er, Of the Liverpool NewYork and Philadelphia Seamshp
COMPANY are intended TO sell a. follows: .
CITY Of Observation-Disclosures. Saturday, April II
CITY OF NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. day, Aprr 10
GLASGOW. Saturday Apsll 70
And every succeeding SATURDAY 81 noon IRON Fier a.
North Rivsr
RATES OF PAssAGn.
Payable IN gold. or lie equivalent In cureucyt p,
FIRST ABlN....... SEQ 70 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ~
Frst Cabin 20 London. IS wi stsersgo to Lo1dop ~ "a
First CABIN to Psis.. e5 00lStesrs.s 10 Pads..s. ~ ~
First abin 70 ambpig w SiseIsse 70 Hsubyss. 49,.
Passengers eso forw Arded to uayre. easn a'''o'
Antwerp, kc., Of equally low ra,sa -. AIS as
Fares from Liverpool Queenstown; lot son: $50
St5 Storage froni Liverpool 90. From IL "a hsfs
Those who wish 70 sand for hs hisnds can buy
at these ratss- .,...,..v,. o6aoeG
JOHN o. DALE Is.at. No Is bI0sdSsS'%':
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-08

TOR CALIFORNIA via PANAMA. first,
class stesmer will NswYcrk the lat lth and
as of each month except when those dA,es fall on sun
DAY when the day Of departure viii be the MONDAY fe
For frsish. or passage apply ct the only cee No Bowl
nSgreen. ". -, AbhENi Akoue-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-08

I ESSONS ON the PIANO-FORTE at $l2 per
IL quarter. by scompetent LADY TEACHER uudsI the
Of eminent Professor at No Is West whist
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-08

IRVING INSTITUTE, Tarytown, N. T.
l. For Circulars address the Principal d. s. ROWE A. NJ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-08

GOLDEN HILL SEMINARY for YOUNG
thu Pdnrn,I Mi.s EMILY NELSON.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-08
Mlnsital gnslrumenIs.
At WIN. Il. BRADBURYs.

AT WIN. u. BRADBURY's.
N FIRsr-CLAsS PIANO-FORTEs.
No. 4z7 Breomost. corner Of Crosby-No: vi
Tn Withdrawing from The partnership Of LlGHTE
BRADBURYs aud by the purchase Of the interest Of QUO OF
the former pstneis the subscriber has been enabled 70
SPLENDID STOCK
Of elegant PIANOFORTES Of the most thorough workman
shp beautiful tone elastic touch and perfect bnish In all
respects Tese instruments he "a enabled to offer 70
cash customers fng advance upon old rates. notwith
,i.ndng every kind Of Piano Forte material has advanced
from ~ 60 per The Proess and the public are In
yited 10 examine Every ilsuumont fULLT WARRANTED
'''s' WIN. 3. BRADBURY, No. at Broone,.,
corner of Crosbyst Que block east Of broadway NJ Y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-08

U1HE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN
ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS,
BETWEEN NETWORK AND LIVERPOOL, CALLING
AT CORK HARBOK. .
AND BETWEEN BOSTON AND LNEkPOOL, CALL-
ING Ar HALIFAX AND CORK HAhbOh- :.
.arA sh.nnon. leaves New.York. Wednesday. Apr.
I'm. Dl ersrs lssyss boston "Wednesday. Apr 10
SnfrI MaoJi. issvss Nsw.Yorl. w edpesday Apr. ~
XpnIA 500 lssvss Boston a.. wednesday. APR. ~
n' Jntt 49, leaves New.York "wednesday. May .
rr1In1p. NJ, i.s,rs Bo.tea,. "wednesday. May -
AUSTRALASlAN. Cook. lsaves.N fW eonssoAS' WAX -"
IRON NETWORK TO LIvshfooL I'm
Second Cabin Passage. WV
vRoN Bosros TO LIVERPOOL
Chief Cabin Passage. ..s''s'''''''''VAss
Second Cabin Psssssc.. % w
psysbe in gold or is reaivssa In United states currency
berths not secured until paid fer ''
An experienced surgeon on board.
TIM Of these ships will not BIO accountable fer Spo.
s or Vausbss assss Bs Of Lading having the vsae
pressed are sisped therefor. ia a.
e CUNARD. No. 4 Bowling green.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-08

7 ONG ISLAND ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS OF
IL MISUNDERSTANDING Depot Jsmessip and foot Of
34est. T.. R-Win.sr arrangements cemnseneins fndsy.
a. ls62; Leave NewYorka for GIssspoft, sec
Hsrbor Orient and Hsmptons Of ss M and< M for Ysp'
stead Sundays the traiQ Hupfcs Point 3lthsl
F-rry) at Ya3ank and inisrmediNs stations
AZ excursion rates; resonAg @aves Ysphsnk S:36 M
On Friday and Saturday night the farbaok usin vii
ruu thougn Greeppo Ir,uptas Saturday and Monday
morning At 4:l3a. N, arriving iDNew'fofM3;s2a m
NETWORK, HARLEM, and ALBANY r. r.
IN For Albany Troy, North and West-WlNTER AR
commencing MONDAY, Nov. n S63
For ALBANY le:30 ~. Express. N all Train nom s6shs
Station. R,turpiux leave Albsny at l0:3gs IA
For Local Trains Tine table
JOHN BURCHTLL, Supegintends
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-08

M ORNING BOAT for POUGHKEEPSIE.-
w steaDer ARMENIA will leave loot Of Hsrrhon-st.
EVERY MORNING es7 o'clock; 3th-s 3 7:io Landing %
usual sndi rs Returning II o'clock.
Commenting MEDNE ,DAY April 1913 Sunday exceNed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-08

cole LEATHER AT AUCTION.-JAMES
- n MILLER will ssll THURSDAY. April O. at 10
oeoeI At The Store Nos 70 and 20 Gods, 10000 SIDES
SOLE LEATHER
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-04-13

whisky the King Of the ConfederRey.
The Richmond Examiner-whieh has
given Us numerous views the opposite of
complimentary of the rebellion and its
nasters-now says that cotton has abdi-
Gated the throne and whisky has taken
its place. Whisky is king, and apparent
Iy, in the opinion of many, the change is
desirable. The extent to which the drink
ing Of whisky is carried on is appalling.
Every eating-house has its complement Of
bottles and deeanters, and drinking men
are the rule, and not the exception. The
character Of the beverage which goes un-
der the name Of whisky is known only
to the chemist who is familiar with the
horrible secrets of his calling. It is IA
tai and filthy compound which is stealing
away the brains Of its votaries. Its use
is not confined to the low and vulgar, but
educated, refined, intelligent gentlemen
are swallowing it with an sssiduity akin
to insanity.
Asa partial antidOte to this degradin g
and prevailing drunkenness, the Examiner
recommends the extensive manufacture of
beer, which shall supply the demand for
drink, and yet be less intoxicating and in
furious.
Those who are in favor Of letting the
South ego in peace" or of patching up
Confedsracy shall be recognized, should,
II they have any self-respeet remsining,
blush at the thought of putting such ma
ton Of drunkards upon q plane Of ehival-
~" higher than that Democratic level up
on which all men at the North-million-
aires, professionals and labOreTs-stand to-
gether. From such 8 whisky-drinkiDg
aristOcrscy, deliver US and our country.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-04-13
IMPoRTAET 10 FaHALEs.
DE-. OHEEsEMAN's PILE.

DIX. OH y PILLS.
Ths combination Of Ingredients in thess Pulsa1
the result Of long and extensive practice. Theg an
Mid ii their operation, and certain IN oorTectinsai
Irregularities paln1 Menstruaton, removing al thl
struotions whether rom cold OF Otherwise headasha
gain in thu side, psipitstoz of the heart, whites Ei
nervous afections Mysteries, fatigue, pain IN tn
lack and limbs, &C., disturbed sisops which aEisa
from interruption Of naturs.
Da. oHERsEHAR's PILLS, Irs
va the oommenoemsnt Of q new eratn the treatmed
Of those Irregularities and obstructions, which haT
consigned 30 many % $ P-oEssurs grave. No fomsh
san enjoy good health unless she Is regular, Hns
Whenever an obstruction takes ElEos the ssnsra
health begins 70 decline.
De. Cu1Es3hAN' 8 PILIS
ere the most eEseiusl remedy known Tor all COR
plants pserliar to Females. To all cEsaes thsy a.
inyaluabls including. with certainty, periodical res
ularIty. They are known to thouEands, 'Fho hGFt
usod them a. diHsrout psrods, throughout thu com
~ having the shncton O. soueo o. the most aE1ius1
Physioiana IN Amerloa-
ExBlicit directions, stating when thaY should nC
De usod, With each Box. Ths prios, s1,OO Der Be-
containing iroa 50 % 50 Pulls.
pills ssnt by msil, promptly, By rOmittins 70 n
FroEristoF Sold bT Druggists Esuz-nlly-
4 z Hu@CDIEGs, Proprtst5r,
- Cedar-st New Ysrk
aEs- Sold Wkelessle and Estaf IN Cievaland b
STRONG = AknHIknh~ n1rl4.eoWtl1l
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-04-13

The urgent necessity Of the occupation
Of Texas by the Federal forces is illustrat-
ed BY the fact, as stated in the New Orleans
Era Of the 1st instant, that a train of six
hundred carts, loaded with cotton, was on
the 9th instant on its way to Brownsville,
Texas. These loads averaged about six
bales each, and probably conveyed not less
than tbirty-fye hundred bales Of cotton.
This would be exchanged for warlike stores,
blankets, ammunition, Sc, which would
be carried back by the same train.
The correspondent Of the Evening Post
says that blockade can be effected along
the Rio Grande, at its mouth and on the
Texan coast at but very little outlay to
the Government. A light draught, iron
clad, fast-sailing steamer is all that is
needed at the mouth Of the river, and GEN
eral Hamilton, with brigade, viii do the
rest. BE could speedily raise sufficient
force in Texas, Of true Union men, to hold
tie State.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-04-13
MILITARY SCHOOL,
IN ANTICIPATION oFCON- A

IN ANTICIPATION OF CON- HH
SCRIP ZION, and perhaps Difficulties 81 H
with Foreign Powers, propose 10 open a Mil V W
itarF School in this City Tor the Education Of II
those who would desire to become Ohcers. l receis-
ed my education at West POiat, here took the fl st
hOnos of my cass and have siuce een in the field as
Captain Of the sth Ohio Battery. The course will
embrace theoretical and practical instruction in the
school of the Soldier, Company, Battalion and Skir-
mish D. J., rayOnet Exercise aud out Poet nuly.-
Also Lectures en- Eie'd Fortihcation aud Modern
strategy; all modelled after The Wet Point mode,
ID superior T. anything OF its kiT in the United
States. Arms fGrni.ned oy Col Senter. 40 Uniforms
required. open on "Wednesday Evening. April 18th,
at \ past O'clock. At Atheneum Han, lthe I'm st
drill room in the CITY,, ana continues until July lst
Terms, 81 Tor entire course. payable in advance
RefsTeaces-Maj. Gen. Buel, Maj. Gen. A MeCook,
MAJ Gen. Gordon Granger, Brig Gen. Baird, brig.
Cen. HHzsn. Albert T. Church, Ill D, Prof. OF Ma
Prof OF Military aud Civil Engineering, West Point,
N. Y, dc., &c. Capt. HkSRf $. WETMORF.
P S-AIl esirOus OF attending viii please meet
me at Atheneum Hall, Wednesday evening April u,
at hall part sevea o'clock anrll;u