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Passengers Sailed

In ss1mahip 5J,iea, J0y QuesnsfOpn and Lfrerpoot-
Daniel Tam,se, Van Mes, Tsn.gs. Mr. D. Tamege, Now
York; Mrs G. r. Swan. do. Booth. England; Manns, ae
Z4Inora HsyAni Aaron Brown, Calf mia: Leopold WAft
DO ~ o. Fuler, n. y. Francis HobeT. En;land SEQ
lar NewY ork Mics Caot,s Patti aud maid servant DO Mr.
L. Hef,chborn child infant aud servant, do w L. Iord
Enelsnd; ID. Loudheim. NewYork w. b. Smyth. do; .
Hotsp do John +. Diysn. Phiadelphiaj Quincy s,nse
England; George T. knight. Orange n. Mr. and Mrs, u
Gojcbaux and children California; Capt. and lr H. oiei
Vile infant and servant Eug Nj aud Mrs O. renon
H. Ssrsisld, N. GinbeI, J. X. Anderson. ksw.Yoh.
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nd vhseas hne. and have not been paid notice
terefte given that the unSefIsned will Thusday tho
18Th day Of February A D. Is between the hours Of and
o'clock Of ssid day. ct the west end ~ tie Court
Hou,e In Garbage Hapcoek County Illinois sell eeea Of
said sro men John, Austin. saHbo. Andrew. Amos ana
said mGlsto Nelson public auction to the peon OF
pesns who viii psy tho ,.j snd appended again
zach respectively or tbs shortest time Q! service o! sad No
rroes and mH!s,o. 49,
Tbs pureha,.r or purchaser. will bs entitled TO Ma control
end services OF tho p-fo-s ard nulsts purchased Tot mo
Rod psmed Ia the sale and no longer snd VIII be required 70
sad hcsroos and us.o with com'or able food cleib
iag and lodging doog aid .eriiuds ILs fee. for selling
Carfiocs f,b T. isi c. II. CHILD. J. P.
The above was furnished rs by an old resident and
we'll. known citizen OF this couniy. What a libel on
civilization to place such IN eiactmeht upon the
statute book Of profess.dy free Stse. Can any
lover Of justice read the above aud not feel the blush
Of shame mantle bic cbeeks1 Is 1t not Disgrace TO
humanity 10 permit such law TO remain on our
statute books7
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Aniled.

March ll-s,eam,hips-AfriealB rl Northern Light; ha
ZACH u.-tts (U. 81
MsIch l0-Ship-Comet
Buks-Dsisy, Jacob ArHds, August
Bhg-Oroxnbo. IN,
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FIRE IN WASHINGTON sTREKr.-At about u
O'Clock yesterday orhng fire took place IN the grocery
OF Diederck Papps al the corner OF Washington ana
Nearly tho entire stock " ctocenes was
dorroyed Loss about 500; insured for 5000 In the
Greenwich Insursnco Company. The building sustained
cor idsrsuls damage.
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u. q. 9ntermal Aepenue.
U. 8. INTERNAL RsvsSuE CoLLEcroxs Orvrcs.
Ninth District. Comprising xilth, XIXth
and XXlId Wards Of the City of Nsw.York I

NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned
has received his Annual Collection La from the
of the Ninth Collection District OF the State Of New.Yors
and that the duties specified therein have become and
PAYABLE and that will attend my Office, situate the
south side s2d between Lexington and +thsv the
2l d.y Of March instant and from day to day theester
cept Sundays until and including the ,ls day OF March In
slant from O'Clock in the morning until O'Clock In the
afternoon to receive the And oil persons who 'ha
neglect to pay tho duties and taxes 80 as Aforesaid assessed
upon them within the specified will be liable to pay Hr
per csntum additional upon the amount thereof Any
may at his option pay such duties before the time heeH
specifcd.-Dated New.York, March TO- 1868
EDGAR KETCHUM, Collector.
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II s, INTERNAL REVENUE NOTICE

n
" SIXTH Observation-Disclosures Is hereby given to ali
person, residing doing business In Sc sixth Cohcton
Osct Of tho 9th 18th and 18th Wards OF the
City Of New that Assessment Rolls WILL IN accord
with th. Of Section Is OF tue Act b provide
Internal eyenue &C. bo open Tor examination this Office
40 g6 Yves, lith-st o'clock 20 o'clock p M
the date hereof Sundays exospted and that
from the fh 10Th March next both days n-
cludea will be received and determined by me at
this Office dr from II to p relative ~ any eG1ons-
GU. or excsr five Valuations. II,
All Appeals must be In writing and must specify the
particular cause matter, thug respecting which dscis
ION Is requested and stats the ground or prDcipe 81 IN
equality or error complained oLDaed New Feb 70.
Its3 JOHN +. CLEVELAND,
Assessor 9th District y. Y.
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ETNITED STATES-EXCISE NOTICE.

INITED STATES-EACISE NOIIOL'
- Notice hereby given to all persons residing OF dSls
the 7,h COLLECTION District comp,.ed 81 the a.
ent Rolls will ia accordance with tue provisions OF Section
OF the Act to provide Internal Revenue kc 90 open
for examination this Office Rooms Nos 70 and 10 Bible
House. Afor.pIace from O'clock to o'clock m fer
days from date hereof snndays eIcepted ana tna'
cluded Appeals will be received and determined by me At
this office daily from 10 to m relative to any e.
roneous excessive valuations :.
All Appeal. must be made IN writing and specify the par
cus matter thing respecting which decisio1 70
requested and so state the ground or prociPe o.
or error orDplained of-Datsd NswYork Feb - 1909
GEORGE i. STEINBRENNLR,
Feh24 n add ksse..or TIN District N Y.
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. THE 12G4

- prSysYLyANiA CENTRAL RAILROAD,
with ito cobnceton- f,rms
THE sHORrESp AND QUICKEST ROUTE
ryox NryyYoKK TO rBE PRINCIPAL WESTERN CIrIKA
,s,us nm 5.iy fronl Nep os4 to Philadelphia vie
ruSGH y IA i FOX t r HS VEST BY THIS
""N hnttrF LEAVE NEW-YoRk FROM THE
FOOT OF COuRrLANDr-ST.
yway PhiaoePhia, the morning pa'sensss leave Neg.
Yok at w. .e other Evening Passengers
a. o p. m. hour later thea other lines
By way Of Allentown evening passengers leave 1 m,
arrive tho time Northern uss In Chicago aud al
Do nts tho HotW Cestne, Indianapolis Louisville,
II. Louis Cevesnd. Columbus, Cncnnst and oil main
points West with tswer Changes oil cars c.,,,., A..
Sleeping ca without change. from Phi.aislpsis 70
Pbur H. SIC miles and Newly ork Pittsburgh, Nv milsA
Smoking aud Saloon Cars Cd all trains
Fste the other routes.
Bssgase checked through Tr,nsieY rec
N-'' WESTERN EMIGRATION
Accommodation Line, which atords comctape moaeo "
travel to pastio moving Westward at onehs Inc usu~ s
Of fare. zn-,our,
By this route heights OF all descriptions can De orwc
to aud from auy Point tho Railroads OF ONO nens
Iudia1 Illinois Wisconsin. Iowa sI Msea oy ,sr. =
ROAD DIaECr or to any port ON the navssos "'s''"
the Wot By stesmsn from Pittsoursn a., n. Vast By
Tho rses of Freight aud from any po,n :. vorsbs
the PennfylvaniA Cen,rs ksoaa lo NscLants and
,hipnrrs lntrustinx the transportation o. W.. tspdt
Company. can rely with eoSn SrsscS Z" ~
Farmers and Dealers In Live sIo we'll wstsred an6 suo
r,sson. routs Cspscious YARDS WEI snsS ~ This Wse
piled every ,. i. paid their
Erom Hsrisburs where VIII % g..a If ~. phil mr..
sdias Te,jSs .s ssie sLTi Sae MXRkErs
fhiAi ELLIOTT, Passenger Agent No. Astor' House
LEIGH Co. Freight AGENT c., ,v,u, =.
No 1 Asor. House. aud No. South Wi'iAmss.
MCDONALD L BlSCHoFk Em'sran, Agents.
EEocH LEWIS General Superintendent. Iitsoas Pa
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n 8. INTERNAL REVENUE NOTICE.

W EIGHTH COLLECTION DISTRICT, NEWBORN.
Notice hereby given to ali residing or dofng ou
ness in this district composed Of the Eighteenth Twsntie
Tweatyst Wards OF tho City Of New ORR, thai the
Assessment Rolls will In sccsTds.ce with the provisions oil
section Is Of the act provide internal be open or
examination this oico No. 9J7 Broadway snd No l6s
STRAY from o'clock to o'clock m for fifteen day
from tho date hereof Sundays excepted snd that from The
28th of March TO the 4th Ap bo days includ.d
will be received and determined by at this office
daily from 10 to 3p relative to erroneous or e1-
ces i've valuation. - .
All appeals be made In writing and must specify the
particular matter thing Oh which decision Is re-
auestrd ard also state the grounds Of inequality
or error complained Of ANTHONY J. BLEECKER,
Assessor Eighth District New-York
Dated New. York March II, 1853.
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Disasters, Gc,

Tho ship shawmu, Meri from San francisco for Liver
voo while coming the hAbor went ashore Mie Rock
iOh ins bat csms of sstiug badly and must di'chHs
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Coppcrhead Riot in Indiana.

A correspondent of The Chicago Journal gives
the following account of riot at Calumet lhdanA
on the % inst:
Capt. William Corp OF Larorte bad been invited
10 deliver a lecture for the Sanitary Commission
He gave notice q week or ten days previous: Inc
Copperhesds of that place (two-th'rds oil the ihhaD
itsns being Of that srpe sent word 10 nio' 'na' ne
must net come there TO speak II De oid tney wouiJ
ham, him He came according TO appointment, ana
onened lis lecture by taking out bis Bible and Two
revolvers LAYING his two revolvers down with tbe
mules toward hinel and the Bible In the middle
He od the con gregation that he was going To speak
| for the Union and Sanitary Commission, aud that
the reyolvers would not hurt any one who did not
modest him. With his tongue he would use Union
men as they should be used, pnd Rebels as they
should be used. So the Copperbesds commenced by
swinging their pistols and swapping caps, nssing,
knocking the stove-ppo apart, and one hnrrahed lot
Jeh. Davis, when the Union men put him ont OF
doors for HE trouble.
All this time others were hooting and bowling
outside, aud making all kinds Of threats. Presently
about eighty men Game from Laporte, among them
L. S. Marshal We're. Soon another OF them bur
rahed for jeff Davis. Marshal We're got up and
told them they must stop that, and authorized any
man 10 shoot down any other who hurrahed for Jef
Davis, and he would bear them out in it. This quiz
eted them for awhile. When the meeting adjourned,
the Laporte folks went home, and they commenced
again on the people who came in from the country.
While they were getting up their teams, which the
traitors had set iTee breaking their wagons and mar.
ne.ses; the mob commenced throwing stones aud
clubs and firing guns OF the Union men. Then the
lighting commenced. and thank God, the Copper
heaus got the worst OF 1t.
In regnrd to Capt. Copp being an Additional. he
IS not. He 10 q War Democrat, always supporting
tine Democratic party until the war broke out. lie
served MS private in the 9Th Regiment in the three
months service, and then enlisted again and Was
elected captain.
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Arrival Of Sick and Wounded Soldier

About noon on "Wednesday, The hospital car
from Alexandria reached Jersey City. filled
with sick and wounded soldiers, oil of whom
had been under fire, and several of them had
been III ell the battles in Virginia since the COM
meuoement Of the campaign. The men appeared
TO be in good spirits, and were overlooking with pat
riotc devotion TO their country. They had been
well cared for Oh the car fed with the beet the mar
ket affords, and tenderiy nurred This car is prop
erly called "hospital car" and was fitted up
direction Of the Sanitary Commission, under the
immediate supervision Of DR.. Harris. Ii is ono Of
the old cars that had TO run the gauntlet of the Be-
cession mob q. Baltimore on the 18th Of April 1861;
the bullet holes and dents made by bricks and paving
stones hurled at the Massachusetts volunteers ars
plainly seen-indeed. they have been saved a. a
part of tue hierogyphicsl history Of the Rebellion.
The laws Of ventilation have been strictly OBJ
served In the construction Of this car 30 that the
passengers are constantly supplied with IN abuu.
dance Of fresh air. The beds rest on stretchen,
which are swung on Indis-rubber bells and loops,
three deep each side Of the These strechers
can be lifted in and out Of the without pain or
ipcony enience TO the patient. There is cook room
and medical chest Oh board snd stoves that warm
the atmosphere without cooking v. Each stove is
furnished with doubIe-ppe-Or rather = pipe with.
in pipe. The inside pipe affords an exit for the
smoke, the outside pipe affords passage for the
admission Of pure air.
The men were put on board the car on Tuesday at
o'clock at Alexandra, and reached Jersey City q
Lit after IL on Wednesday. They slept most of the
way. They came in charge fDr. Harriss, whowss a.
sisted by Dr. Sol. Andrews, r., james Carngan, the
Steward, and Dir. f. L. Kelly Of the n. L. 5. X.
Association ct Washington, and one or two others.
Mrs Scsmmon, the wife ofone Of the soldiers, was =
passenger in tho car. She had been in the hospital at
Washington long time looking after tho welfare Of
her brave and patriotic husband.
At the depot We SAW Dr. McDougall, the Medical
Director, Col. johnson, Capt. Ellsworth, Chaplain
Merwin and others, who are always on hand when
they can render service TO the sick and wounded
soldier. Tho steamer THOMAS p. Way, waE
lying at the dock ready to receive the men, and
convey thom to the Hospital on Dsvids Island. A
good dinner was provided for them on board, and
no effort spared " contribute to the comfort OF the
patients.
The following is list Of the names Of the soldier
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT or NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. IL
Cleared.

st.,n,hip,-Nornsn Light Tinklepsush: Aspinwnt y.
BIO no Drew n ysna aud Rev Orleans, Walden poo W
PsrSeisburs Hoffman, Portland H. IS. Cromwell 20 ."
AIsuws (B T. Kerr Liverpool aud Glasgow. " hcpohaa'
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MINIATURES ALMANAC. -.
Sets ..........6i03 Moos-Risos. w
biGH WATER gHrs DsI. o.
,.n4, Hsok. 10 80 Gov Island. l4J HeisSs'e''' D.
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Passengers Arrived
In Biz Sarah 81 NsuhdA from Maa,dnWa-W' Dsrooui'
w, WILEY.
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Boots ano Shoes.

AT$3, 50 so, 81, and 81 50.-SIIOES ana
m. CATERS AT JJNES'S Nos. 10 end IL Aao'I
a.--I.e3se cell and examine eloIe purchasing
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llort-il)arncns' Notice.
srlrE or NKv YoRK.
PoRr.WAHDKss' OypcB. No. lO< Walls
Ocean Steamers.

EKw.YoKK, March 5, 1863.
ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY.
u GREAT EASTERN, WESTERN, AND SOUTH
ERN ExPREss FORNARDERS,
No. 50 Broadway,
CARRYING UNITED STATES MAIL
BEAUFORT, N. c., and PORT ROYAL, 3. G.
ADAMS EXPRESS CUMPANfS
New steamship.
"FAH-K EE,
VIII ies7e Pier No. North RIVER on sAIpHpAf March
IA at , D. IN. for Beaufort and Fort Royal
T., V,.t1ht or PAs,y, apply at any OF the CompaDys
oa,e... or :. our principal Office. No 80 Btoadwsy 49,
'A'''' " ADAMS EAPBEo5 COMPANY,
No 50 Broadway.
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TIHE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY FOX

~
All sufferers from tho above plants either or recen
long standing, advised to BLAiRS OOu ana
MArIC PILLS. They be relied upon "a the most sau
anG ecua medy offered the public and have Dsen
universally used In Europe Tor many Joars wsh 'e
Prepared In England by PRoUT HARSANT ana ,o.s
by WELLS Co, FrAiklin-'t New-Yofk ana most ''"'
Medicine Nenders. ,.l.m. .rA
Her Nsiesya have authorized the nape AM
.ddr,s, OF "IrHOMlS TROUT 800 strand LONDON, 10 oe
Impressed upon tho Govsrnmcp. stamp shisu "'''" IVA
the genuine medicine
Pucs 30 cents aud 3 prr boz.
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T ono ISLAND RAILROAD.-CHANGE q

IT
IL TERMINUs-Pssssnssr Depot. Jsmssshp end loot Of
34th-ss +. RWinter arrangements commencing Frdsy,
Oct r. lss2: Leave Newly ct m fo Greeppo,i, sec
Hsrbor ORIENT and Hsmptoos; at a. ~ aad "a iof
stead Sundays the train leaves Hunters Poit 3ithst
Frrry) ct for YsPhank AID inte-medGs stations
On Friday and Saturday night the p IN Imp Isin viii run
inI al AIS a. M arriving in Nsw-Y ork At sss m.
NETWORK, HARLEM, and albany X. X.
~ For Albany Trov North and Wes,-WINTER Ar
RAN0EMENT commissioning MONDAY Nov, Il. iss1
For ALBANY 1o3Os. Express al Train rom S0sn-ss
Station, Returning leave Albany q, lO:3D
Fo. Local Trains &C Time table.
JOHN bURCHlLL. Superintendent
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Gteamboa!s a,lo Railroads.
SPEED, AND COMFORT.


WORCESTER palmer Inc ifiIGHchByRe, NASHUA,
LOWELL, 5oNcoRD, THE WHITE p6, MOUNTAINS.
The CITY 81 SosfoS .as CITY
from Pier No. . Moth R,,; Sss; ef vs.ry't,
p" Ssaws
Worcester Nashua and New Northern Rairosds
taken the iTs s. MARTIN VAR s' issSs &.
ETONINGTON LINE for BOSTON, via GRO
DENcE NEWPORT, T4TNroN. and EEw.BEDF 0RD.
ROCK %i leave PIER No. q r. foo. Of Court.
lApS...t daily ts1cept sunday. at pm.
Ss~Yoii March s sSsn'' " EsD5@SRps Aseu.
TOR NEW-HAVEN, HARTFORD AND
j. sPRiN0fIELD-s Steamers for NewH Haven leave PECK.
o'clock M, or reaasu on board might without charge.
EOR BOSTON and PROVIDENCE. via NEW
Port end FaLL RlCERITas splendid and superior
steamer THR S:p, Brow seys: Ns f.rs
%WESSEs 5xf az isiSii
Hereafter will be regarded .: secured any ~
picsnt until the same shall haze pen paid for
0y an h1p'S%M 'f hoRbEH Agent No. 70 and Vests.
CENTRAL RAILROAD of NEW-JERsEY.-
~ From foot of Courtlsndt.t-ConDectrs st HsmPtca
IosS and at Ea.toa with the Lshsh Valley Railroad and s
forming direct line TO Pittsburgh ana tns sss
aNa March 1888
Leave New York as foliows:
PotsvilIe. harrisburg Mauch Chunk Milsmspors
MAIL TsAiy-Atsa In for Easi9n. Ws,er esp Scranton
I'm TnRouGs TRAIN-For Ea.ton. Allentown. Reading
Pottsvilie Harrisburg. wilismapor &C. A..
lP.x. TnRorGa TRAIN For Essson. Bethieh'm' AiisH'
$50 N. WAY Transfer somcrvills aud intermediate
WESTERN ExpREss-For Easton Allentown Re. d
f.. a.csGs PS"TS s"a the West Sleeping cars ''"
EXPRESS TsAIs Yoa HARRisBURs-The q m. Fxprsss
Ing aa.i and Yves, fenn.vanis Ro.j North
Central Railroad North and SOUTH and with tho Cum0ss
THx TIaoUeH Esrnrss TRAM tn. Wssr lssvss
NewYork at daily tsInd:ys .Ieepied making close
So shsass to pbs and "a, nd
Cniosao Two hours time Is saved By aIiOg this TAIN
trs% srlsp0s' NSrtS River It $50 md 1864
Tn. boat. ss Bergen Point Msuer' Hsbor every
trip each wsy. JOSIAH U. STEARNS. Superintendent
ERIE RAILWAY.-Pssssnger trans leave
II from foo: Of chambsrrat.:
Ia NJ, EXPIRES. for Buffalo.
ia:is .. m. Acconmoda,ion. daily. for Por. Jervt:
$3.50 pm. Way. Tor Mdde'own. iewouTsh AID Wsrwlsh
% Ss md pnp. Of saturday
shssosh 70 Bs.o bot doe: n V an 70 bTn1t
6p IN, Emigraht' CHAS' MiNoi' "ene'sl ouf"'''ssss
"IvDSON RIVER RAILROAD-FOR AL
BANY add TROY. CONNECTING WITH TRAINS
NORTH aud WEST. Trsns leave; 49,,
Expre.s aud 10 m and3. 1927. 1871 4 and 33T and
Is And 5 D. "a, tSund.ys incuded) ~ s:0
Troy and Albany with sleep p m
Ing ca,l 1880 .. u. 1857 pm. -
PoughkeePss train an IL s;Et m' ana E'" aoeS'''
m and $50 Pun. p, m
Peekskll train 3:i5'p- m. 40. .. NJ
Sing Sing train, $3.50 p. IN. .; p M
TarIytowu, 4:l0 p. M. i4;9l ~ -. u,..
P.,on. In Rraoklyu purchase tickets ct Wssteoee
Efnrsss Once No. 2ee Wsshinsto City Hall Square,
AID have thar baggage checked ct their residences " ~
points on the rosd and to Saratoga Sgriny.
p''A'' y" Wv w. A. r. SMITH. Superintendent
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We00mg CARDS. sc

AT THOS. ERUNs's, No. 4aS Broadway, AL
n the latest styles ofWEDDlN0 CAhUS' " ~" f
Establishe la 1870
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NOTTON WASTE-For Machinery, Wiping
and Packing x,o Tor shipping e. lots to suit purch
Eo, ..sb v w. W. TAULMAN.
No. 70 Wil,anst
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miscellaneous.

DOCKS BOUGHT in any quantity, from q
ID .iusle volume to an entire ibrsry.P.r.ons having
rsr.s 10 dispose Of will be waited at their Evidences
oy .endins their address to JOHN PYNE Bookseller. No.
l09 Nasssn-st.
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CoTFAM WEEKLY to LIVERPOOL, touching
:, un..r,,oup Cork farbor Ths well known steam.
-, ~. Iiyrrpoo Ncw.Yort and Philadelphia Steamship
Compsny 81. Intended TO sail - follows -, :,
CIgS Of Saturday, har ~
t,iv oe BALTIMORE .Saturday, Mar 81
rUI Mh 20
Ant .very .uccceding SATURDAY, at noon from fier ~.
North kiyoL ....ar
Psy,,ie In gold or it' egus.isn, In currency; An, "a
~, t.I,n 10 London IS 90 ssehgc London. 50 81
Ei,,t C,bin TO Paris. 93 GO ss.ase to Pah,. ~ 20
-, h "a Hamburg 80 OO Steer TO HAMBURG. IT 20
p.rser. also forwarded to lisYe. Bremen Rotterdam,
Antwerp 4 c. ., equally low rates
rom Liverpool or Queenstown lot Cabin. 10. $40.
rs s,,sse from Liverpool 40. from Queeutown ESQ.,
M. ho ,h to send their friends buy tickets hs
Eo, her information apply q. tho Company Offices
John q. DALE. Agent. No. Is Broadway ~ Y.
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NEW-YoRK g. NEw-HAvEN RAILROAD

1862. NlNIEh AfhANocAtr-Nts iooS
COMMENCING DECEMBER 1856; -,
Passenger Station In Newton corner zth o. snd ,ns"s
2.th.st.
TRAINS LEAVE EBW-YORk:
ForNsw Haven, q w. lEx u II, %is lExl '+o's"
ard p.
For sridsep0rt sa m. tEI); l2ls 2iS Exh 40 40
For Milford stratord Fairfield Southport, and wss'por.
For Noswsii, l. go N. lals. 2lS tE1 $40 40 500
For Dsrien and Greenwich I. go mt Rl', g." 40
Fof Stanford. T. (Ex) go . nj iais. 2is ,E1h no.
Foy Port Chester and intermediate staona T. go ms
~ 49, 3 40. 40, $50 go p N.
CONNECTING TRAINS.
For Boston, via Springfield g. m. Ell zlo (Ex) Sp -
For Boston. via Shore Lne, l2ls. In ,.,,.r,
For Hartford aud Springfield, . M EI)' lliS I'D lEL)'
or Connscticu, River Railroad to Montreal, 10 M E1l
ana a. H.P,tord Proyidsnss aud Fi.htn Railroads
(EI) l2l5p u. ,s,, p.u...a a
C.n. R.,fosd H. Is .. m. to Northampton.
Eor Hou,stontc Railroad to Pittsheld. q "a.
Nor Nsu..,uck Railroad. c. M. 2lo ?. 10.
For Iuubury AID Norwslk Railroad, . m ~ p q,
Commcdous Sleeping Cas- attached 70 the D. M Iiaa.
=. SUPERINTENDENT
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1863-01-13
The New conscription Act.


The following is copy of the Consumption Act passed
recently, by both Houses of Congress:
Az AcT to amend act entitled IAN Act to provide
further for the public defence"-apProved 10th April
lss3.'
IAs Conqress of the Confederate Stdtes of America do
10 call oat and place in the military service of e COnfed
crAfe States for three years. unless the war shall have
been sooner ended all white men who are residents of the
Confederate States between the ages of thirty aud for
ynTe years, at the tims the call calls NAV be made
ana VINO are not at such time times legally exempted
nom military service; such parts thereof as in his
Judgment may be necessary TO the public defence such
ali or calls to be made under the provisions aud according
70 the terms of the act which this is an amendment
and such authority shall exist in the President during the
present war, as to all persons who are may here
amer become eighteen years of age; and when once en-
roed all pers1s between the ages of eighteen aud fTty
I'VE shall serve their full time ;TTo1id that if the Pres
laen IN calling out troops into the service of the Copd
ste States shall first call for only part of the persons
oetT zen the ages heenbeore stated be shall call for those
between the age Of tbtyTe and any other age less than
understood as repeating modifying any part of the act
70 which this is ameDdaory except herein expressly
and proptded further that those called under
THIS act and the act to which this is amendment shall
be INST and Immediately ordered to fill their maximum
number The companies baftaon squadrons regiments
from the respective States the time the TO further
provide for the Pnbdc defence approved 18th April 1861
organizations formed from each State since the passage of
thai act or placed in organizatons to be 0cered by
the State having such residue according the laws there
o. or disposed OF Row provided by law; provided that
the President authorzedt suspend execution of this
or oe act to which this Is an rnendment IN locality