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Sheriffss Sale Of Personal Prop
erty.
John Oburn,

against "a . 81
VIM. Richner and others.
ny virtue of writ of venditioni expouas to
ID me directed from the Court of Common
pleas of Monroe County, Ohio, will offer
for sale at public auction, at the Mill former
ly owned by VIM. Richner & Co., in Woods
field, Center township, Monroe County, o., on
q Friday, the 9th day Of March, 1863,
betwee the hours of ten O'Clock a. III. and 4
o'clock D. M, the following personal prop.
erty, to wit; .;.ss
One straight edge to dress stone;
One pair of scales;
One fywheel;
One set of pitt wheels;
One lot of castings;
Four pine, shafts;
Five mill picks;
Two toll dishes;
| One desk;
One lot of rakes and pokers;
One log chain.
will also, offer for sale at the house of ia
csb Whitlatch, in Center township. Monro,
County, Ohio, on
Saturday, the 2Sth day of Mtrch, 1868
the following personal property, to wit:
One lot of Corn in the ear, supposed t,
be 40 bushels, raised by Whitlatch;
] One lot of leaf Tobacco raised by same
4 Taken in execution aud levied upon as tn
property OF VIM. Ritchner and others, at tn
suit Of John Ohurn. sf'a ~ sests3ess
GEO. w. CARRoTHERs,
] Sheriff, NJ. CO.
March 1s, 18c5,-2w. M
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NEW PHOTOGRAPHS.

T,HE undersigned has fitted up room at
i the Monroe House, where he is now pre-
pared to take all kinds of PICTURES, onithe
most approved style, and on the most reason
able terms a .5sINd
Photographs a for for...............Sl 30
Card Vignets 4 for. or......-........ ! 90
Duplicates II for ............... z %
A fine lot of CASES of all kinds constantly
on hands. Aplbrotypes copied and Photo
graphed.
Having had considerable experience in the
Art, have no doubt but that / can please
all. 5.r 4 .srs
a. Photograph Albums constantly OF
hand and for sale cheap.
L. NJ. RODEcKER, 4rtist.
March 1863.--tf. t@a aa
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Attention, Teachers. /.

THE next meeting Of the Moaroo
County Teachers Associaticn Hill
be hsld in Woodsasld, csmmsneink - lass
e MONDAY OF MARCH 1865
and continue in session Hve days. 2 sss
Teachers, If you consider the l1pex(Aneo
Of the profession in which you ~ Saeiesd.
you cannot fail TO meet next spring. s4hs1
come one, come all. = go st-sT
s J. HARP GRAHAM,
e ss al3sa Ex. and pss. Sssey.
Feb. Is, 1s63.--ew. i,fl
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SALE REAL ESTA TIE BY Or
DER OF THE PROBATE COURT

DER OF THE PROBATE COURT
ON Saturday, the 18th day of April 1868. on
" the premises in Malaga Township, Mon
roe County, Ohio. will be sold to the highest
bidder, the following Real Estate, as the prop
rrty of Elijah Gray, deceased, to wit:
Four acres out of the sodth west corner of
the south west quarter of section thirty-fve,
township five, and range five.
TERMS OF SALE-Oue-half in hand, and
pne-half in one year, with interest from the
day of sale, to be secured to the satisfaction
of the undersigned.
THOMAS L. FRAME.
DAVID BLACKLEDGE,
Executors of Elijah Gray, deceased.
March rs, 1S63-4w.
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John Schafroth's Estate.

NOTICE is hereby given that the under.
IN signed was, on the 9th day of March S62
appointed by the Probate Court Of Monroe
County, Ohio, Administrator of the Estate Of
John Schafroth, deceased
~ vIea - JOHN NUHLEMANN, Adm'r.
March ls, l663.-3w. pd.
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HENRY T. eFOLGER'S ESTATE.
Notioa is hereby given that The sabsssibss
was, on the 18th day d March, 1ee4 49,
pointed by the Projects Court e ueosoo
County, Ohip, Aaininistrstrsts:x ofths lssnAe
of Henty T. foieer deceased. sas'
go MARGARET FOLGKR, Adn51.
March 16, lS63-3w. pd.
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JAMES W. WALY0M,
governmental Claim A gent,
WOODSFIELD, OHIO.
Office, opposite the Courthouse.

befor PENSION and GkNERAL
attention the
PENSIONS TO WIDOWS
zr1 !.
Pilots Engineers and crews
all claims
lbuin General Government =
Pay Lands Of the loyal States Of the Union"
80 ett.ss $ - fIA5 REFERENCES.
Hon lLandom F.
lon JosephS s+ ~ I-.t
ohm Hohster
Hon. i
+
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FOR SALE By

g. H. Davenport, Wocdsfelds H. C. Ketsebue
Malaga; Christian Sander, Brownsville; Yenlaw
Alexander & Co., Cameron; John w. -RAknitss
Stafford; Wagondeld 4 Co., Jacobsburg: nptsa
&Powell, Jerusalem; Jacob T. Morrill,, Charms
ton; J. H. & J. F. Thornbury, Beallsvills; 49,
by Druggists and Merchants generally threeeo'
not the United States and Canada
JUDKINs & HALL, Woods6eld, q,
Jan. 3, 1S63.--1y. 45E,Iffssf tl58f
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Ioss Of the Steamer Marion.

Tie Nassau IN. P) Guardian OF April II gives
che following account Of the loss of the steame
Marion, of the New-York and NewOrleans line:
By one of tie passo Jgers in the yacht julia,
which arrived from Havana on IbursdaJ night, We
learn that the steamer Marion, Johus'o on master,
belonging to SDOtiOrd q NlestOus New York Hnd
New-OrleaUs line, struck a sunkeO rock tIot put
down in the cbsrt about niue niles north OF
Double.headed Shot Cay Light-House, So p. M on
Thursday, tie % inst. She was bound from New
York to New -0rleauF With a valuable assorted
cargo She passed over the rock, but wac 30 mucn
injured that she was with difficulty DaVigaied 70 the
Hght-House, and just on aching II, fLe leake 30
considerably that tine fires IN tie engiGeroom were
extinguisbed- In this emergency The captain was
compelled to beach her, ana she Immediately bilgod.
Mr. j. B. Squres, Of toe firm OF Squires Bros. OF
this city, who is engaged in the erection OF build
ing attached 10 the lighthouse, with the assistance
OF bis workmen, succeeded in saving large guam
tity of the MaroI's cargo.
Capt. Johnston hailed schooner which passed on
the day after the disaster. in which he Cl'palched
the purser and several of his crew 10 Nassau ~
order TO procure steamer for tue purpose OF foI
wariIng the passengers 10 their destination; but al
the steamers here bel engaged, the schooner NlgI-
liant has been chartered for thaS purpoe. Eleven
Of the passengers took passage on board "a brig
bound to Csrdenas but the rest preferred waiting
for an arrival from Nassau They bad erected tents
for shelter, and, having sayed The provisions ana
stores Of the Marion, were enjoying themselves as
well as circumstances would allow.
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EoAEIl.

BFEBF-in Brooklyn o. Friday, April H. HELEN Bse5s,
% ri.. snd liend Of hs family respectfully invited
10 attend the IneTe from her -e reu1eut- fu' nam ~.
enqe sixth house east Of fuukl1 s'.nae GA sunday Of
rtcs Fols aud souec, Fall, papsr please copy.
gLANCK--on Friday April H. OF scsr-t fever, hary h.,
Youlg-., dsug ter Of lhOt j., j. snd Adelaide blanoA'
,s md ,ss.yes 90 invited to attend her funeral
t diy t-stui'y) The i8h in,t a. p No. "'' Tue fe'i
d.nc. Vi nrr parent. No. ~ SPIN stfesl.
carr On Thursday Apr H. Tottonsyie, Staten sisni
jane the beloved wife William hsson Carr IN tho cd
r. 81 viii take place 81 Tottousye Staten Island
sundsy, iJh INST al p ~ TIE MEND, an l'.s,i,e'
The faulty are Ieqleed 70 attend "'Hon' "'s' "'uc'
Ptlef.on IN. - papers please copy
UovALD+ON On Saturday April II, at - T. M Christi an
DonsldsOu. - bis home, in ffsrdon Ci'rmont County
Ono, nrsr Cincinnati
FLAG Erin this city Friday. April Il, is1J' John T.
IIsglrr IT, aged Vssrs months tld ? days.
Tn, relative, friends % the family arc invited 70 sehd
IN, funeral lom tho VI bis grandfather second
avenue FeryIth street on suhdJ I'1h ih'' al
O'clock p. III.
cpAHAyIon Wednesday ,f,spoOn, April IS. a,bst lily.
slop Graham eldes: SON Of me lats David ofsai D.
m, styes tud friends Of the family srere-poetidy invited
10 .'tend his funeral on SuuTd Nlelnoon az 'oCocA'
from Grscs Church. Broadway. without iuher nvsii0D
HAY-suddenly on Friday morn'ns ApIi w al bronI'lls
Wesb.ster County in the 18th year OF hi' age, James
Notice Of funeral hereafter
Johnston On THURSDAY, April Is. after short Illness
Fs:s dsasbts o: seaman and Ellen JohnsOo aged year
8 month. and 10 days
Sleep oh ,loep. roy lovely angel,
Sleep Ia peace bensah the sod
Sleep secured from all lies sorrow,
In tho loving arms OF ood.
The ,nd. and relatives ohs family respectfully invited
90 seud the funeral Oh Sunday ATE noon q o.'cs ron
further notice.
MEANs-At Eowbsrn. N. c.. on Monday evening April
Of JPhOd fever ho Rsr James s.h S Acsdsa Snsr
uas,i,sI al Newborn. and Supsriutspfsni VI NeVos
foT tds DsPaG,msai, ss,d " J7as
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-18

The GERhAS REPUBLICAN CONNlrrIE.-The
0smsn Republican Central COMMITTEES met q, the ssuben
House Last evening Andrsas Wlmsun presiding and Gu'-
Levy secretary TIE additional two osegsie' from
ssch ward were present and took their Mr. Ferdinand
Juks Of the Thirteenth Ws.d offered resolution ProPo'ing
70 open correspondence with the prominent tn'Atsnnc
German newsp,pers viz kotopaI ZeityH0, hugba'gt,
A9efaeinc Zeunq, FTcqJtfr Journal and 0tneIs viii
the view Of pies ling beTe Tho eope on the or side of
the aud character Of struggle Tie
subject referred TO the Executive Committee Capt John
Gtemsnn Of the 29th Regiment New York Nounteert was
introduced by Mr. H. Richard Of the former delegates
Of the Central Committee Csp o. mads interesting
address tho Of which be encouraging
Taements relative the Army % the Potomac He Dti
% that there in Nsshinston ri the prsen time
number Of Bsr0ns and their way Europe
seeking important appointments IN the army. Their
object TO participate in The struggle now
pending much procure pay than they could se
In Europe for the services They Monsfchist
and not Republicans aud ought not 10 be encouraged while
there in the ranks Of army faeTorioUE
worthy who should be promoted TO vacancy which
migh Offer He hoped onnitteo would ~, mortal.
Inc Gov Seymour 70 take warning Of the these
and h refrain from sppouting any Ioysl wanderers bot
rather TO promote meTitotous coposls and pvass dis
speech was received with the most enthusiastic applause.
Mr. Alfred Brbe moved 70 refer the whole subject 10 the En-
ecuve Committee, with Instructions to prepare such
mortal ~ had been Suggested and II referred
The Committee then adjourned I'LL May l.
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THR Fmr nr WIZ FL,Nr.

The CoIunltos o, Arrangements Tor Too Loy't UNION
MgyTiSG rsli.d for roSntT MY have a1n'unecd - If
LIErT .Gas scoTT preside over The meeting from Tie
bslcoDy OF the FhAseaus oe oppoiiso - Sac phncp pal
forum for orators
The pr OF the old hero is shown IN 'h iaert ~ Ihs
wbes o. IN, Comnilsss Nhsn ms, spp.-d 90. ne r.
marked that hs had thought he should again prse "i'
se Jsore popular -ulooes but IA he peaat c'-c 300 %
public sfsiI he would consent chsfily to htp ih- b''
taxi, battery more" The spii, shown ~ 'ie 1ea D.
"a uerhz these words should tie leenh at oa u
evey ioytl in the country msltlu Hn ni,i '"al
honor a. this crisis in public affairs
TIE that Geo. Scott ~il preside 't the
NEE tin. 1, made Iblic with nj. splroyll
J,NFs NADsvOHrH. Cha.rmsn.
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Trn,cier., E.nide.

To Albany by undsou Biver RI % Warren.
ST 10 srd3i ?. AID y 4 p Sunday, p ,. r.
To Albany by Lalsu RR, z5.h-st sd 4thav lOt IA.
To Boston. by n s-L-udo. line Pier %, N.
r. >touiu -'on hle. Pier 49, y. T., an5 Fol-
River Inc, Pier g. y. T., dsily tsanesJseE-
ceptedl. ........,....... ...... p d.
To Boston, by NsS-tlaysn AR via Splng
field 27tl-i. aud 4ti-sy.......8 h. 100 p aud o.
To Boston, by New-liayen BR.. 2ltH-st aud
4thav.. via Shore Loe ak! and IN Sunday p. u.
TO Eufslo. ~ Ene lh foot o. Chambers.
.....7 m. and ?.
10 Prtdephis by hew-Jers-y hsiTuad. foot
Of Courtsrd IT. 10, an. T. y. Sandy, 2. ?.
10 Philadelphia. ~ Camden and tm5oy
Railroad Pier &c -. L.. fost 81 BsIcityst. p
To Warrington Y New iafsty RI iOam,
D. :. aud li p foot cd Count snd sunday, y p
To " s-hiugtoT.. Dy Camden end Ai4u1y Raj
read. Pel n H. r. iosi Of Bstcay-st....ba sndI J. Dr.
To the Wet by Geuua4 HaiiTyst o Nsg
~ an Observation-Disclosures : 81. spd p u'
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New-York Conference Of the N. Il. Church
Third Day.

The Conference assembled again yesterday morD-
ting Bshop sooTT presiding. Alter prayer by the Rev
vAs DuESES the session devoted principally rspos
from delegates representing the rnral di-rc't.
communication received from the Rev. r. Burns,
Bishop Of the Methods. Episcopal Church in Africa recon.
needing the consideration aud confidence OF The Confer
the Rev seyes fo several IN the employ o; abe
Government Of Liberia Ne ha- returned lOr
visit his family III this country
The following Communicative read by the Rev A. H.
HEADQUARTRRs 8rH lSDEPEypEsT NEW YoRK
BAT1EEr. YoKKTows, Va. Api J. 1905
To the Bshop and Me@bo' q t'e N'T- l0A fH"a0. Confer
Dx1E FATHER AND BEorHEns: When something
year and quarter emitted IN the service u ocr eVd
spared 10 live should the cause ba called rno from ny
family and you removed add that woud De permitted 20
resuune ny labor humble circuit o. staon anous
you but Rebels in font aud io5e in eth threaten
destroy every thus that dear 70 Ctsn and parrots ava
il night ct this the sel4on ~ activity TO
leave post long enough 20 SuPpy Tue niue cetd tI'
Of reunion with q your annual gathering Af
having enjoyed this privilege for ten years without neffa
tton Tho deprivation IL E-sLiy felt
endssvorng TO Cod and country n oil ways
6atterie, sud regiment o. inisnIy' ~ i,gae o. -u
Der Of officers pIssch Sebbah evening" ia the hpeps
edit weekly newJpsper win local cir, ston Of 2OJ
copies psssnt IGnding the 81 ndeI endcns
b. cry Capt Fitch with whom ort beng in com
uand OF reserve artillery Feurtn Corps A. spDs opens.
expect eanest service and are ready foT A. hope usy
% d'soe the ChpIee o. my 'G|se o. he .,y i ~
Conferences viii have felOwship With those who syinpa-
Southern Rebels Loud ana general cTet
Amen" followed the resoifg Of the !sseI sentence
Yon al home do much % help hinder asf w. The
field Let your Influence all b. ezefted rr The right pe
speak az interest your prayers and invoking The bessDs e
Heaven upon you your families and the Church committed
your Charge. subscribe myself,
Your brother in Christ,
J.. HIRAM CHAMPION,
lst Lieut. and Chaplain S.b independent Art
The letter accepted
We have heretofore spoken OF the pstro Of tie Metho
dst Conference and tho above letter. wntie1 D. champion
Of the church and champion OF county saO' that the
writer belongs 10 That class Of men whose p.'oe words ere
crystsized into deeds OF Yalor
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FROM HAVANA
A Herald Canrrd Exposod-Arri'H'O -
dennned French Soldiers iron"
Nh New. from Mexico

A UernId Cunnrd ExpOsod-Arr
demned French Soldiers from 'o'"
No News from Mexico
''OA' 0D' '''''"' HAVANA, April IL, 1863
u.d ;,d.od /. the task of sending you news y
..,.....o. NotbpQ worth tTanscribirg has takeu
nIsce since nv last by the Roanoke OF the o'h ins''
s,,I nave not the faculty, as SOME correspondents
-. g ,.b,icaripe items, considering Short true
80, - valuable TO you than long, mistaken
1,.,s was short, IN rue letter in The Her
1 80 81 Thomas, Which excited my disabilities,
ga !, was said that the Governor OF that isand
"a inrt,d Admiral Wilkes to dine, but that the
,.or had declined, as the Governor had few days
'',S,sv;o1sly entertained Mafht Of the Florida.
This Is ridiculous as we'll Us untrue-Admiral
wilkes dined with the Governor-and Is not the
man 70 have sent such paltrs reason for declining
an invitation to dinner. The Vanderbilt bearing hls
Tag IS still in port, aud told will leave to-day
"a be has been awaiting the arrival OF dispatches oy
the Creole as long as possible. The Sonoma WIZ
probably leave also, whea our harbor would DC
ceariy emptied of foreign war.vesssls, II 'nfee
Erenchmen had not arrived on "Wednesday Lie
Guerrero, Tisiphone and l. Allier.
Yesterday, the French vessels OF war ST. Louis
aud Wagram arrived from Vera Cruz, boLh III SIX
days, and bringing re6pec lively los ana IL me-
condemned to forced labor in Martinique. iIIy
the French "clviiziug" Mexico WIN
tive) vengeance. These vessels report "ho.hlns nIW
from TIA Mexican Republic" Whether they feal,y
have none, or it being uofaygorable to the FRENCH
thew are unwilling to give il, know not
We have been somewhat DISAPPOINTED IN tne non
arrival of the Creole, which We nave oeen eAPeo'ns
for two or three days. ,.-.,,o.,-;,
% tbe conniry-this Iine however, very short
one and he has returned. .
There have been no arrivals from Seceshdom since
my last-though it is just now, even wHile wiIe'
-anorted 10 me that the French steamer Milan Il
in from Charleston. shall not have time ere this
steamer leaves 70 get Der news or dates, though
presume you will have later information ere this
reaches you.
The steamer North Star put 10 here for water on
the 9th, and left the same day che experienced u
heavy gale off the Panzmas, and came near being
lost. all we'll on board.
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THEATERs.-Mr. Theodore Moss, who, from the
x-ollice of Wallscks Theater, has conferred beu-
efis in various ways upon the public through.
out the present season, offers him'ef tonight
as an object for suitable recprocation. His pro-
gramme has the attractions of novelty and amp'i-
tude Two pieces never before represented in tbs
tb.ater, will be performed- The Folli9s Of Night,
and "Sweethe.rts and Wives"
Al tie French Thesicr, this evening, "Don Ceslr
de Bazan' will he reproduced. NO matinee per-
Torrance is announced for to-dsy.
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An Interesting Number.
THE SUNDAY DISPATCH n

FOR THIS WEEK april ly.
FOR SALE BY ALL NEWS AGENTs
OFT ON SUNDAY MORNING-wILL CONTAIN,
THE FULL PARTICULARS OF THE SHOOTING OF
LIEUT. COL. EDGAR A. KIMBALL, Of the Hsw.
tins Zousve., by Bdg,dier-Gsn. COrooran at Suffolk
Va. with PORTRAIT of the laueOted deceased
EXTRAORDINARY SPIRITUAL MANIFESTATIONS
"A Long Island Minister possessed Of svil spirits"
HORRIBLE TRAGEDY-A Rejected Lover Murders
Woman I've days after her Marriage 10 his Riys-Th
Head nearly severed from the Body with Shoemaker
Knfe--He exhibit. the Knife dripping with tho warn
blood Of hi, Victim to tho Husband and gives himself
to the officer. Of the law and is locked ur the Ul,ts
County Jail
HOW | ESCAPED FROM DIxIE-A Psdlou. Journey
by q Tennessee Union Man.
RED MARK-An Exciting Indian Story. BY William A
Devon
uEEoisM OF A wOMAN-A Young wfo the Bat
usfeld
AURELIA GREsHAM-Msrg.re. BlOungs Great Story
A STARTLING ADVENTURE WITH AN ExECU.
TONER
sort. Of subjects
A HANDSOME POLICEMAN AMONG TIE BROOK.
LYN LADIES.
THE SONS RETURN; A DosG'ro sroRr-By Finley
John,oa
OUR WEEKLY GossIP-A shor-aaired Woman gives
bsr EIperien,e-A High Old Mormon EIhorsas the
sslss,-How Jone. Aph.Fooled hs Wfs-A Scared
Nigel" Accidents on tho lee" Leaning to skato-A
Steep Bedbus Story-A Fomsle Witness makes an Awk.
ward Admi..ion Clrcun,s;ancs, Alter Casas" *. &c.
TIE UNION HILL MYsTERY-Ths ease Of Mrs. Thomas.
Together with
MASONIC NEWS. SPORTING ITEMS
DOINGs IN THE CITY AND SUBURBS.
ART MATTERS. CRIMINAL CLEANINGS
THE WORLD OF AMUSEMENT
LATE news. ANSWERS TO CORRESPONDENTS,
ORIGINAL POETRY SKETCHES, Sc.
WAR MATTERS EDITORIALS 20, &c.
Maxim. in FIFTY SIX COLUMNS OF CDoICE READ
ING MATTER for FIVE CENTS.
PUBLICATION OFFICE.
No II Frsnkortst.
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HoTEL ARRIvALs.--Gen. Boyle and l.. It. Guth-
RI. Of Kentucky the Hon. James w Wan Of TIsoton, n j.
n Y,stman OF St Louis, h. A. Chpiu Of Vermont sad H.
Psnnman Of the u s. A. are among the arrivals 1t the b.
Nicholas Hotel. - u go
Commodore Murray Lieut.. Come I. Abbott, A. J. Csik
and "a PeindeIter OF the u. s. Navy, C. II. Bodgett
Vsnnout and Isaac Lesch Of Philadelphia ~ the Aston
House.
The Hon H. C. kelsey of New Jersey, Lieut.. Col. Cha.
A. Lowell and Capt. Henry Parkinson Of tbs U 5. A., h
81 EIArdss and w Young o. Great Salt lake City Ut.l
TsTritory are al the MolropOils HOteL
The Hon. Wa. H. Russel Of New-Hsven the Hon J.
Bpsncer Of Ogdensburgh L. o. Carter and wife Of Mstachu
sstts H. Rnssy Of Conaectcut and O. Psuidng Of COO
spring a the Albsmarle Hotel.
w. Betnsp Of tho u. s. Army, Philip Leon and I'd Deck
o. Of London, and j. Murdoch from Cubs Ne Of the New
xslk Hs~L
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hoLEAE-A, Washing ln. D C., on Monday Apnl 10 nom
wounds r~ciye at Old Church Va Capt. Wnl hoi'ssn
cftL7 ttL H. 5. Caysly be ~a,in Command Of 'auAho"
tttng Tor ield dliy -,
Toe Ooe OF army e,peotuy Syted 90 s.seno 'he
f11rts thi. Day iSsfursyl =, n 3siosN RIhwry,
n. ..
PilAlt--iu BROOKLYN Fi3sy. Apfl u, Henry w Fhalt
Tbs f,ayesn nd the fniy are respectfully invited
C. stieId b. funeral from ne reHdenc- No 81 ises
street., BroC Ign. slLdsy afternoon 18th inst a.
o'..-a
PIER In Wprer Rcd HOOK Dutchess Comfy on FndaY
AF1! u hit-l and Illness Benz 1IEin D. Pie
igfd = Tesrt. fnrucrly Of this city.
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NniIs Close nc che Posl-O.Hce.

Fc: ~ EiIf.ia and tic Continent BY steamer
City Of Ne,.l osS saturday. Apri 8........ loi
F0I Hamburg Hua ne Oefu,an States, ~ steamer
Bsvsis sstol.sy. April Observation-Disclosures. loi
For Hsysns. by ltsGuei Roanoke, Saturday ApIt
II
For Ca4iOrui4. &c. daily Sundays eIoelteD
overland 'E So. Jps-pk, Ao........H ~ . ard n y. n
NoIb-Ainauy. Buffalo nud tauzlss...5 a m. ID 81 o.
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