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Dawn u. FeAv. Apctioneer. -
q ANrnCnNtIf HOI-Sl II0I ID FIJRNITlR RE.

DAWN u. FGAV, Anctionrrf. - :,
"ANDSCNE HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
IL RICH VELy ET ANO BRUSSELS CAkPtTs
FRENCH ~ ATE MIRRORS, vHAN DELIEhS. &c.
TnlS DAY. ApTi q, Il l0t o'ci.ck
DAVID EGAN will sell Ct suction the nents o. ne
mouse No 81 est 31tt. between Broadway AID 1thay,
pR In p,rt OF rich I0sew cd Pa0r St-' covered H.
sstia dsuak Lar French pate Mrcrs sir cnrnce'i Bee
1sble Lace Co'tsnt is9s Cha Vyivs' and OIL
Fuuitofe brackets OCohsi BIusseb Stair CsTpssi III
yer pl ted RODE Nc =,
"a be had al the sale or OF the Auconee No.
AS CanaEst.
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Giusital 1nsfrnmeilts.
A L WIN. Is. BRADBURY.

A L WIN. Is. BRADBURY.
"A FIRSf-CLASS PIANO-FORrEs.
NO N bfoome-sL. corr-r oil Iiosby-N0. 42i
la withdrawing nom the la,s par ersiip OF LlGhFE
BRADbURfs AID by the Of The inte's u Quo Of
The former petnes The subcO~r Las been enabled u
stenTea
SPLENDID STOCK
81 eIeysnt III sNOFOrBs Of the Thorough workman
'bp beautiful tone elastic touch and periet hush In all
IespectA These instruments he 1, en.bed 70 oh-t -
cash ea.omers ~ tng aivnee upon cd 'ates notwith
sshOIns r.Iy kind Vi Fisbofurs- mat~a has sdyabrd
from ~ TO 90 1h- profession ard the pubcss In
yitcd 20 examine Every in g uEs FULLY WARRANTED
WV. u. LRADBl.tY, 80. AZ bfooaoe-st,
corner OF Croby-st block .es; OF broadway N. Y.
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tI1liE CTrY lOUKT OF DROOKLYN.- - be-
I,LIE CIIY COURT On BROOkLYN.-The

1--WE CITY COURT OF BROOhLYN.-Ihe
L NEW. yong LftE ASSURANCE COAPANN. Pl,'n.
.ur .yjp.t DAIID WOODS. PEtlR y. AMORI. JOIN
ZIGfIO AID ltAHUAbEr THOMPSON Drfeud.ns -
.,,,,no .r,r Relief ths ue.cudauts above R.mst
You a.. rr,by q, luon hni required to tnswr The
Oh t 4, T. tevu Of which rnpy - rrst served ureu
- 80 10 .,so COPY y. J.ar G. la sal co-i i.l
on IA, uhsc: o. his olhre. No. n F"tsfett, 10 The
civ of As~Aot within twenty dfys Sfirr service
L.-.st ,te asvr - t. tsY ~ slr fsyire ma II i
10 au,utrti I'D cotnl lIrt lain tbs limo -yesSd. Ito
p.,iG Ia III. ston Wi spPy 10 he COut - toe Eslls!
d.,,.,,.d Ia 4 osalt laiu. --Ds 81 JsnuH 20, lOJ
uEN1Y H.. KNOX fluirth Az rhey,
No "a Pinssireot Nee-lolk City.
III. complaint ue shove cntidcd Ol duly n!sd Ia
Ia. r0e 81 tao ,lsrE the Guy CoIr OF bookly IN hi
INV Ul OF tae eIty VI Brookp, TOE dth ty OF Jauuafy
isCi HENRY KNOX,
mi q lsv5vH rinud = Attorney.
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Coles on Autiloti.

J. BLEECKER, son g. Co, ;, W ".,Iast
a. SELL on WEDNESDAY. APn,N Nc ~ nj Bro,dSsY,
at ho Msrchsn,s' Excbsnte lie Va 1goe !rei-
ss On the rSs. Ss eo3a.cci
ssoS Of Our parcels with che 1Gss.lo. OF manufacturing
s ssFpcss SIZE ';S tT nI.; 6dd: for
itszszle0 feet They WI sas.sL joining Bank Of Com
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A DEMONSTRATORS e., SA ! 81 v,,u

A ADMINISTRATIVE = 49,, Z ~ ON ,.n on TUES
IN A. J. bLbh', NJ 49, NJ the Merchant Excbsn'e
DS No o. e sS. 1S,~S IS feet w Sa
Hh-avt, "a 81 ii. Ca the lot er- two story
Of nt-sy Lo @sp. saa particulars al No IL Ged'f't
Ga3n5 e Ds Of iand vita b1ildngs thereon N The
20, "S sIni l6hs VITA shore front Of teont
senih-" e'' wv PATRICK n. weldon, Aomnis'fatst
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GATURDAY, May 9, 1863, at.i12 O'Clock, at
y No. ~ Bra.dssy Criuity Budilel-by o5der OF
Supreme C1urt-iaO LOTS 90 Twelfth Ward Of this Cit
Vsusbs Dock Sofe Properly lyng between 2nSin eni
2Ctrst. tbe Hudson River 1t IubDy Hook staoh' els
~ bef q. hre Bni.ils sites A1d lots, al wtniu I've
iartes' wax Of Tubhy HooS station, a. a. LR Toe ga
and lamps all upon the preIise' sps are now ready
Il tue vce of a }. bLEGntk SON Co.. No. u Cedar
s.. sdj iiuiuF tue Bank Of Commerce.
Ey 'rirr MURRAY HOFFMAN Referee.
FIsg a. CulTTEgpgy y sn,ItG AttO'ueys
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I RLEECKER, SON & Co. vii sell at
"A S,..,r en- WEDNESDAY. Nay 81 IL ocock' d
49, ~ Exchange Saestooiu. No L 3 Li0sftS,'I;
In ~ ffp-AV Foug vRl1abe LOTS Of GROUND On tne
as, er q Itu-iv between l2,S md liS n'',s inc iqi1g
- ,rb and southeast STE OF tHrh Lot 2ZsA'
g. Na,s ,errn. &C. at No ~ CeoA'st, atJoiag hAns Of
loiareIer.
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l.. II. LUDLOW, Auctionver -.
INARM at OIL Creek, Pennsylvania, AT AUG
IL TONE II. LUDLOW CO viii sell ct ~ stiou o.
SATURDAY, April y is8J at u O'Clock a tbe Aechsa'
IAehasss S.!esr0on No. III Broadway, Til y Builoing
EewY0ik the farm, ooroiuing IS sefes, known 90 ,h-
theeXe FERN Gpesd Oil Cless, about ,! miles below
iu,ti le Tenuylyahs Terms cash FOR further parties
las qliTs 81 Z. A. AVERY Psinsyie, OF n. SEARS
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ENILLlAMSBUEGH AUCTION of valuable
w improved property. CSC. ". Messy. ADcuoa-
a. l2l Vcloe4, biz .stbfoou 80. a. Ssuh 5h-t. VA
au6u.en, the MANSION HOUSE, ~ih ct Of grol Q"
Gf,ud.., be rCen LOrglvr add i,-ouad.st, ta- Oy
BRICK DWELLING tstp.- iToGtl buis IA beet kgrfe o.
Gr-Bd-.t. IN sans bocJ. Alo. 3taIy sGd &c ~ FRAME
HOUSE aud LOT, No l65 Norb h.st Term, lbeTsi d
MADE Gay OF sale For r1p &c aIpy - tb~ lTr'
cot ufoe VI he ancou-e No ~ 0r.nd-N Willis 1,hngl
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Il ONlI ISLAND AII-kUAD.-OIIANuLV ..
Il TERMINUS -Pss.ri ger Depot, Jauessip snd foot o.
Jsthtt j.. n--Wir'er busnge nenus coumthehe rnosy
Oct "a 1875 Leave Newly ORR al m ~, oleenpo'IS
Hurbor Ohent and Hsmptons; q! q NJ sad 70 no 10,
bA kt az m. m. tor Syoss.t; At o. M toi ne"v
stesa Sundays the tram leUes hgrfefs PotS iS4D-sa
F,1ryl al a M ior YsphsnS AID in'esmeda'e ..stfoos
al sIcur,ion rses aiming ksv-s fsDhank 5.S9 N
On Friosy and Saturday night '~ o. m ahhaas TAIN ~
run through GTecppot returning Saturday and MONDAY
rlomng af t.l3 q m. sIliytng aNsw Io.k az go. N
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A. C. TU11rs. Auc,ioAeer.
ELEGANT HOU SEHOLD FURNITURE,
H. IN BROOKLlE on MONDAY.
Being the Property o. . FAukiy giving up HousAeeping
A G FUTILE win tell MONDAY ct its o'clock, a.
the Ssesrooai, Ne. "a htyerYeas tn-st zo-psce pew
Hief, .nd Henr, South BrookyRl srse sssorm ~ Of
elegant, speoT Furai0re &C. eomPrtug rosewood FsroI
euie IN crimson AMI gold broe1ele Et- 10 OEo'bI De,t
Frib Velvet .nd B-u.sei Carpets; Ocoths. saiI ROD
EIte s.on Tables and Charsj rosawooe and msho s@ny
Dt,.snt gures4t NasLs-sud bsG CaTedIAr M1ttEbssca
Fes,her Bets BslSsng Linen, SC.
Llso, li4.-F aXtures. Chsncel'er Brse<cis' &c.
Also kitchen Utertlis. CrcckeIy, Glsss"Ane, &c.
Catalogues the morning sAe. dePoAt required nom
every puTchsseT.
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r T. HAZEL, Auctioueer. -
DY WHTTTEMORE d HAZELL, Store No.
ID G! Libeltys TUESDAY April 20, 81 10 ococE ut our
.alosfOsm. P-ienutoTy s,ls o. -...
MACHINES, TOOLS AND FIXTURES
Of Al Eogs Tool Manufacturing Company
Catalogues ready 0. oar Office.
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5ieanlbcats ano uaiIrcaos.
AFETY, SPEED, AND COMFORT.

EOR BOSTON and PROVIDENCE, via NEW
- Iohr ana FALL RyER-Ths splendid AID supsrio,
ttesne. ~ lhOPOLIs Capt LTowa l-syss NEWTON
eTry IoEoohf, THURSDAY. and SATURDAY, u
.iesn M Asa t4s hMtiRE STA L, Capt Brayton, On
from Pier No 3N. T. % S'
BefeafeI no Eooms VIII be regarded Us secured 10 any
plioen, until Tbs shall hsy~ . en- arii = 20
by al ExprrO Fleight Tnin
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1863-06-13

I. sF7-- 10 a. satw = - Ell -.-t H.I
BY ROSE TERRY. ,9-s-gr Il
Theresa bluebird SITS on theapple-tree bougl
Singing Inerrily and gay -.E
Come little blossoms, the Springs here now,
And thesun shines warm all day.
Fast asleep in the leaves and grass,
Don't you hear the quick rain ?
And the winds that whisper as they pass
1.-The dear Springs here again.
Push your soft leaves out of the ground,
Open. your mist blue eyes. ,..
Hear The brook With its singing sound,
Look at the sunny skies. ~ ,a7 %
Igfy lgJgIEs 0Ft HF{
All theldrifts Of the Winter snow
Were frightened and fled away.
They left their place for the grass to grow,
And the merry moths to play.
.rs Z vg.F rFt vrH.EfL U.s. gfs
Red buds shine on the maple-tree,
The trailing May blooms fair,
Under their green leaves, peep at me,
For the Spring has kissed them there.
Come, little blossom, you sleep too long!
Purple and white and blue,
Open your buds to hear my song,
The honey-bee waits for you.
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ASTERN BAKERY
s. An d Confectionery.
LAWRENCE, KANSAS.
WIN. II. aHAsELTINE, Proprietor. Q

U EEPs CONSTANTLY ON HAND BREAD,
IN Cakes. Pies, and Crackers; also, all of the
best brands Of Cigars, Plug and Fine-eut chew
ing Tobacco and the various brands of the besf
Smoking Tobacco, in papers and in bulk.
Tea. Sugar and Coffee,
Fancy and plain Confectionery, Raisins, Figs
Prunes, Nuts and general assortment of every
thing Us Tally kept IN an establishments Of this
kind. l respectfully solicit share Of public
patronage. VI. u. HASELTIEE.
dsc20-6n
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FHE ATLANTIC MONTHLY.
Beginning of a New Volume.

THE NUMBER FOB JANUARY, 1868, BEGINS THE
Eleventh Volume of the Atlantic Monthly.
| TNROM the commeneement, in 1857, the ATTAIN
IL TIC has rapidly increased in circulation, and
it has the largest class of readers since its
beginning, five years ago. Its prosperity stead
lily augmeHts, and it continues, amid all the fluc-
tuatiOns and dangers incident to national
crisis, to gain ground in the estimation of the
public. At a time pregnant with events which
touch the future destinies Of America in every
vital particular, the Publishers and Editors do
not deem it necessary to promise that its pages
will never swerve from the honest paths of loysl
patriotism and universal freedom. Its opinions
have always been on the side of LibertVs Pro
gress, and Right. and the course it first adopted
in its early career will ever be faithfully main
tanned
THE STAFF OF WRITERS, regularly con-
tributing to the ATLANTIC MONTHLY, embraces all
the best known authors in American literature,
and warrants the Publishers in promising to its
readers, So
The Best Essays, the Best Stories, the
Best Poems,
Which American talent can furnish.
LIST OF REGULAR CONTRIBUTORS
In Prose and Poetry the 90 Atlantic " Staff Of
Writers is unequalled. The following authors
are still among the regular contributors
90 James Russell Lowell, Henry W. LOngfellow
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ter Mitchell, Henry T. Tuckerman, John Weiss,
Mrs. n B. Stowes Harriet Martneau. Charles
Reade, :" The Country ParsOn," Rose Terry, Har-
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bridge, Edward Everett, Professor A D. White
2 rGF The leading leriters of America. II
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81. S. & L. FILLMORE,

La " IlEN OLJ hAN0AOs
II LAWRENCE is live town, and H. s. q L..
IL FILLMORE keep alarge assortment of DRY
GOODS.
i AWRENCE is the point to trade at, and the
IL DryGoods House is
H. S. d L. FILLMORE.
7 AWRENCE means to do the trade of South,
IL ern Kansas, and the first to solicit that trade
are II tH Il II II. s. 4 LtFILLMORE.
7 AWRENCE is the point to buy Dry Goods at
IL and n. S. & L. FILLMORE mean to sell
them. -TfTTT -TEEI
7 AWRENCE can sell Dry Goods as cheap as
IL any river town, and II. S. d l.. FILLMORE
mean to do it. -..fF.g
e" S. d L. FILLMORE buy Goods, not
Il. withstanding the War, and they mean to
sell Goods soft will be to every mans advantage
to call and purchase.
II S. q L. FILLMORE are up with the
IL. times, and mean to sell Dry Goods tai
cry man, woman and child who looks to his or
her own interest, and calls to buy them, aNI.
II S. L. FILLMORE invite all coming ~
L L. Lawrence, to call and see their large stock
of staple Dry Goods. -c .-T<5#.
II S. d. L. FILLMORE sell only for CASH
II. and hence can and do sell cheaper than
others who trust
II S. 81 Lc FILLMORE Keep all kinds OF
II. Dry Goods, Ladies and Children's Shoes,
Carpets, Millinery, Goods. Bonnets and Notions.
TT S. 4 L. FILLMORE have Just received
IL. a stock of all kinds of Dry Goods,
from New York. so that it puts the ca phGfy OF
their large store to the test to hold them. Hence
they say, Pile in your money and they will pile
out the Goods suddenly.
&, FIT 7 MODE
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ALPHoNso,s BARGAIN.

r-EHFU WgF OK Ba
A STORY FOR THE BOYS.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1863-06-13
gtrR Gmputia Nkns,
, ,UlSAD6RDAY, JUNE Is, 1858. IL
From the Western Christian Advocate.
Is 7 81 = kSMAY. y q

Q ''''7 10 81 'a7E BY ao.l r1aar. .
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Deaths OF Soldiers.

The following is q list of deaths in the Uui,od
States Hospitals at Suffolk, Va, druing the month OF
March, 1868;
s,rr, Jane, j. serbnsr Co. C. 10th H.. eOn.umpsio
Justice Pinibim Co. J. 10Th N. H., typhoid fever. +h
b Mo...r. Co D lob n .EoplsIy; 9l.t,
NJ r. Evan, Co. ], lo,h N. H.. consumption, 2ih.
Ass. sorrson II. Hsrvood, 10th ~ H.. dPh,heris irh
Andrew b. Hitchcock Co. A. 18th CT, consumption, lea
WIN Robinson. Co. ID. 7ist Ct chronic dinrhss, lsi
Elias N. D.yi, Co. y, 2ist ca. pneunionis. eh.
Mason Mscah Co. !, 2si CT. typhoid fever Sch.
Arson Davis Co o. 2Et Ct Inflammation Of brsin 18th
Timothy Ws,tous Co @. 2Ist CT, typhoid fever, Goth
Jas NJ Stree,sr Co. d. l3th ". II chronic dsrrhes 7h.
Corp A. D. EvsEs Co. 9th n. IL, typhoid fever, l?th.
Jane. Campbell. Co. b. 18th N j. chronic darbes 9Th.
John b. Robinson, Co. r. 23ih N j.. typhoid fever 18th
Tho. H.rlsp Co. A, 2s,h N. j., typhoid fever. 26th.
Hugh Edmupds Co Y, 25,h ~ j. inhsm. OF brain 18th.
Hsnry Msehars &c. D. 18Th Y, vsvusr dis hsart 9Th.
Dsy,d Dudiy Go. A. seth y. Y. typhoid fever 18th.
Lof.pIo Bsrrows Co. X, 9Th CT. measles, Sd
Drummer VIM Aisr Co. H. Tooth Pa H. typhoid msisrisl
Con- Lsyi Lcwi. Co L. Illh Pa Cav gunsho wound H.
Lisut San Of L. Moody, CO. b, llsh Pa Cav, sunshot
wound. 18th.
Trsak Bloomasld Co NJ 18th Pa Cav gunsho, wound. 3D.
WIN q. Stony, Co Is. l,t ~ Y. MI. Rifles pyenns 7lsI
VIM Frey, 90. X, 1877 Pa NIL. typhoid fever 18th.
VIM Richard Co. q. l67 Pa. NIL, typhoid fever l.sh
Irss Crownta Co. K 10th Pa MIL, yphoid fever, sd
ssm Reppert Co II. 10Th Pa NIL. typhoid fever 26th
Drummer Patrick HAney. 69h N. YIN. O.. valyulE dis'
A. Frsir.r Co. l. 2ssh Pa NIL. consumption, 18th.
Henry Hissy, Co. i6'th Pa NIL, typhoid mslarsi To-
hlcss.l why,e, CO. c. is,th N T. conclusion of BRAIN "A
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF NEw-YoRK......A Pam 4
Cleared.

steamships- (Br), Sales, Havana, Howiand
Aspnwa; PsrkersbuTs, Sherwood Portland d. b. crsu-
well x Co. ,,,
s,esmer-Oetorsr, Mclaughlin. Baltimore, VIM. D,ren.
ship-Jeap BsPsi.,e tFr) AbOnin, Vera CrlA g. Re-
ARE & Co. r
Bsrk-Edwud Hi, Sylvester. Malaga, John T. Dsysin-
Brig-John @. (Br), Johrson. Nassau, n p yos Eness
tnne Collins DBL Smith, St. Johns, N. b. A. onlshsu
Co; II. G. schumacher (0idenh), Schumacher TnnidaA
Cubs, l.. PayeustadE & Go. q, .
scheonsrs-Noth Pseiac Marcy Warrington, Van sruat
ssght; Brave Gsskel Washington, Van bInnt sayhty
Ann :. brown, Brown, Brown. Wsshipgon Van Blunt &
sssht Challenge, Wright, Port aSy, MoCrssdy Co. W.
d. Iitts Ha5son. Snow Hill, c. Ravens; Mssachusstz
Colt Boston VIM. s. Brown Co. Hattie Low, Tbomp'a
Berlin Nd. A. C. HsvenE; Frank Muia BaIboT bosto.,
Hanson Co.. Oriental Thompson. Phi adeiPbia sinp.nt
Cspp; j. X. Bsher West. D.nuis, CLoweil sons io<
Kelsey New Haven II. 5. Racket Son Chsf, Eldridss
Yorr River H C. Fisher; Montezums Overton, Wssh.sg
ton Bentley, sith Co. Artist lBrl oyerton Hs,sas
X Clsments; r.. II. Smith. smith, Wsshinstoni EIets
snow Bath, II. Un3srwood; Sersph Allen, Norwich MGis
Hal bartr1, Ponce O. T. Suith J. W. Coosdon tBtL
Siutnons ST Mares. J. w, Hubbard Co.; J. H. EerrA
Matthew York River, r. J. Campbeil Phebe, M0uow, G+
osra, Symes Il chase.
SIoops-Geo II. Davis Young ProVidsnce. II. s. RachsB
Son w. H. Brown, 1roshesson, Providence, L. Kenny
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AMUsEM ENTs.

WALLAcKs THEArKR.-An adaptation Of one Of
Emile Anglers most popular comedies was on Tues
day evening successfully performed for the first time
at this thestor, under the title Of My Noble Son
in-Law."' The favor with which 1t was received
was, however, mainly duo TO the brlliancy Of the
representation, the piece itself possessing compara
lively few elements Of dramatic interest. In this
spect it resembles almost every other play Of the
same author. Angler produces social and political
essays in dialogue rather than compact progressive
and effective dramas. He owes his popularity In
Paris TO the ceverness and boldness Of his satire.
His plos are subordinate to the smart disclosures of
fashionable folly or vice, which they in
volve, or TO political purposes which arc
developed with q boldness frequently remark
able. On moro than one occasion tho pro-
priety Of representing his plays at the Government
thes,ers has been serious State question; and II
was only few months ago that :" the first lady In
tho land" ardontly contested tho production Of his
latest comedy in which delicate social traditions,
humors Of caste, and even the poemics Of the pow
erful Church party, were subjected 10 O ridicule
that lost nothing in force from the Academic clio.
gance Of its method "Le Gendre do NJ. POWER
il one Of Anglers earlier works, and displays less
political significance than those moro recently pre-
sented st the Theatre Francaise. It's target 10 a
weak phase Of social fraily, which 1t riddles with
wsll.drected, though perhaps over.charged,
weapons. snobbishne@ in various aspects end do
grees, il the subject Of its story. It portrays
very snobbsh plebeian merchant, On In.
calculably snobbish spendthrift nobeman and other
personages snobbish according to tho opportunities
afforded them. The plot is mere triAe, and SO
little does il appear to have claimed tho thought Of
the author that tho third act brings no advancement
in its development and the story, such as there is
remains untold almost to the end. A play 80 care
iessly constructed cannot well command the interest
Of al audience; especially when the characters are
one and al destitute of any quality calculated To
inspire the slightest sympathy or goodwill. The
only partial departure from this rule in the present
instance Is exhibited by young wife who, alone
among all tho rest, having betrayed some sense Of
dignity and fine feeling. abjecty apologies for ii 81
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Admiral Pnrrugut Mt Natehex.

The Matches (AIsS.) Courier ssys, when Conmo-
dore Farragu. arrived there the Hartford aud Alba
tross sent boat on shore with communication to
the Mayor, which read az follows'
"UNIrKD STATES FLAGsHIP HARTyoRD,l
"OyY S.TcHEI. Mis., March IL. Lea
" To Ne Hoas, TIA Mayor Of Ndfahez:
SIR; !. onnecessary 20 re mind you OF my desrs
necessity Of punshi the Innocent for tbs getty
eIpes. you tho hope that tie Of hfBg upon
United Sss boats will not be rcpssed by either the aw
les, people Of kAiehef guerrilla frce. Otherwise shs
TO do act most rspugnant TO my feens BY
rnf on JouT defense Of my people, sni for the
honor of my hAs shall hsppy 70 lis Homer ihe
Mayor on board Very repeatedly.
ID. q. FARRAGUr,
Rear Admiral Commanding w. o. BloehGdiHs quAdEsE
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PossenRcrr Arrived

In steamship 5tlsyiea, from. San Juan del yo,,..p
p Overscber and wife, r. BEcs inaham J. Mc,,-o Cola
lard Mrs MARBLE. Mrs. Covell H. H. Cbspns, 10 " Bali
" Tnntei, ,. Alter and wife. d. 0gby Mr. Mnasn,
r. NJ DeC,aho Ihos wilson, T. Ste1ben Jas Ales Dya'sq
Goodn an ~ Calvert and wife, C. G. Northup and IL
., Nsse, MT' hoe9uck, Dr. H. Robilson Mrs CARO-, ~
rsec i. hoesa j. w. Reeves, y. NJ Cole J. Scott W..
y. Fly Geo w. Blske @. w Weeks Mr. Wsd1iSg,nns' 4.
H. iti aud wife, Mrs Ii. Ravens Mrs c. Hayens H. u
a. ~; muIrsn H. b. Stocked 81 Doherty, w Chsmpisin ~
hho"su, NJ Warren, Mrs Gaugh. Miss Mallory. r. +
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Fi'znugo james ~ l.. Cslkps, z. II. Vosbur 81 Rev W
IL ostano a. T. Taue A. Merchant @. W. ReynoS.
X. Ashley w. b. SseIy, w A. ssmp.oa d. W. ssmnson y
smitn b. Donll@ J. s Harper r. Barp.s O. q Bu,, " "
3 Bradford Mrs johnson, IL Strutton Il Nelson al 80
son, Mrs. Lsrrson j. Stewart H. Wick I Hal, n nn
son, o. T. Dale, A. A. Crane, NJ. Kahsn, VIM Miller M
Greene T. Handof and wife Jackson aud vile r. Teal
ing D. w barrier. A B. Hamn. J. J. James q. w se-
ard, J. Mitchell, Miss G. Holden Ed Witt X sse.,
baOnier. G. ThursoD j. Ssntos, j. r. White Roht o. -
shaw, w. Bimbapn. w. Mccarthy A Brooks r. Ti5,i
T.. Taylor n. y. Wooster, Geo Bylss L. Lanss, D.
S. Wsidemnu, NJ s. Nichols, ). X. Fssau }. EIfem. "
II. Waco J. Golden, J. Wheeler, J. a. DorInsn AZ az
Ia Storage. wv
In steamer Ellen s. Terry from Nerbrn-Co,. J.,t c.,.
VIM. Mays, Capt c. O. Smith, j. y. Blauvet LeQI Rstss
Lieut. Schsnk, Lieut. frssklin Mr. Clark aud .dy NJ -
Mrs keeer. Capt. Brinkerhof o. Oh ilan IT, L. CbsbhnsS
J. May6eld, Thos Ferguson Geo. Brocxwsy C. Scr NJ
Moore Capt francisco, Jacob Livingston s. Howard .nI
205 ia the seersge.
In HeGnsr C,e,eent from NeO O,iedns-si,H g. pob,,.
and children, Mrs H. s. Lonsie, Mrs. R. b. Brown MY
VS. Hooper, Capt. X. o. Ives c. Morgan IL nor JsmsS
Slade, 4. Hooes, W. Shaw W. Russell. Timothy RssAl
d. Lahrop and son. G. d. Stephens A Ray Brooks md
q in the steeTsge
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DEPARTMENT OF THE EAST.
General Muster, April 10.
HsADGuAAr.H. DEPARTMENT orr. Ia'r,

EEw.yoKK CITr April 2, 1859
GLsEnAL ORDERS, No. D.-The following Orders
have received from the Secretary Of War; By Telegram
the LIST Of Aprl
Thsrs will be made the 10th Of April soon there
after practicable Feperal muster OF all troops In the
services Of the United States wherever they may be- The
L,ter-ios will be- Immediately sent TO tie AdutantGensra
Of the Army FOR the Of the Proyo, 10
making drafts TO fD up Resmenls and Batteries TO their u
CON plemen;"
In Oh edenc. 10 ths.e ords general muster win be made
the 10th inst thereafter practicable OF all
troop, within this Department. 10 the service Of the United
States including ell staff officers Hospitals whcthsr general
otherwise &c Tho musterros will be transmitted TO
the .nersl Office directed above. and promPt
se.on to and execution Of these orders required In
every particular.
BY comIgsnd Of MsjorGsneral Wool
c. T. CHRISTENSEN, Major and Aid-de-Csmp,
Acting Asst Ad5utant -GenorAl
Official: L. KIP. Major and Aid-dsCsmp.