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ploughs
KNehen utensils;
One IAof corn, and many other articles.
e Isrsas and Conditions :A n Gums Of twenty
dollars and under payable cash, and all sums up-
wards OF twenty dollars payable in one. two and
three years credit from the day of sale. Pur-
chasers furnishing their notes with two good and
solvent securities IN solilo the satisfaction of
the Administrator, resident of the Parish Of st.
Landry, and given on the day of sale; said notes
payable I'd the order of said Administrator. at the
dornicif of Marcel DARE, at Vile Plate, and more
over, tho land ard slaves remaining specially
mortgaged unto said Estate until fun ard entire
payment Of capital and the interests which may
accrue thereon, at the rate of 8 per cent per
annnm from time due until paid.
PAUL &. e. GUILLAUMIN,
& Vile Plate, August 1863. Aactioaeer
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a SMALL PLANTATION,

. .54 e
NIS situated in Vile Plate Prairie, in the Par
#.I. ish Of St. Landry, measuring about two
hundred superficial arpents, together with all the
buildings and Improvements thereon, bounded
on the North by Nicholas Lahave, on the South
by DR.. i. Debaillon, West by the same, and
East by Bayou Grand Louis.
A Mulatto Woman named
POUPONNE, aged IS years. -
a negro woman named MARIE, aged II
years.
3 horses ;ss5ss
COWS and their calves;
a branding iron figured thus: T;
2 saWs;
spinning wheel;
2 pair cotton cards;
2 tables;
clock
dining table
S5s6 TO chairs;
mattresses;
| feather bed;
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AN ORDINANCE

To proride rersnas for the torm of opelonsas.
n RTICLE /. The Board of Police of the
- town of Opolousas do ortjaip as follows:
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AaG3cpIcaEs 6H Foreign Patents.
4. Il. EDDY,
S0TTIT5WCP or P.IYlN ~


L#te Agent ot 4 S Patent Odlce Washington. uut-r
the Actot 1884,
20 atete street. opposite KiIby st., Rostos..
Z EhIF an extensive practice O upward art tr,4on
Ia rears continues aaecure Patentsnthe United States
ALSO ll GIel Britain france, aHu ether foreign Coua
1res. taveal' citUa,lOns, Assignments. anu li Pa
2era or Drawings fuf Patents, executed bera tarna
arc Ues DatG Researches iaadPfHt0 amer can nf
t'I 5A works, '9 aete'mAft the '2ialtg '5 atFo 'a-
,sHls itEtea s,~.7t oro'har atEieeteHoa,eo
ail 1auers .h,aG he same. Copltaos tine claims oil
amy fateut.umshed hyremittlpF One I0.!ar. Assign
rae agency JsGs. uaIv lAe largest in New }ueana
tut through Inventors have adv ntagee f8fsecuriug
patthts, # asceIteu- the fatehtiEy Of Inventions
dnsl cpassetur, s., Hu. ImedsurahysG which
can be offered them eIeewhere Ehetestimuai7ls below
given prove that none is MORE SUGCESsF FIb At THE
PATENT OFFiCEtAanthe subscriber and rs SUCCESS
H. = II BEES PROOF or ADVANTAGES AND ABB
Gf would add that he has abundant oteiieve
and can prove that atno other Office of the KIND are the
changes 5or professional services SO moderate Inc M
Mense 1ctice Of the subscriber GGng twenty years
past mas nabled him 10 accumulate vast collection o
specifications and off cial decisions relative 10 patents
The e beside hseNensye library OF legal and mechan
zeal works, and tut OF patents granted in the
Gi,ed States and Europe render him able, beyond Ques
uon, to offer superior facilities for obtaining patents
All HeCesSitr 0 Journey to Washington to procure
patent, and the usual great delay there, are here save
enventors.
TESTIMONIALS.
81 regard Mr.. EDDY of the most capable aud
ceSJnt "ctitjcaers with whom have had ofcii inter
CHAs. MAsON,' Commissioner Of Patents
have no hesitation in assuring inventors that they
employ person competent and tEustw ny
and capable of putting their applications in fort
secure them early and favorable consideration
a the Patent Office. EDMOND BURKE"
i Late Commissioner of Patents.
' Mir. r. II, Eddy has made for me THIRTEEN appi
cations, all but of which patents have Oeen grant
Jed, and that one is now pending. Such unmisakahls
prOof a greatalent and ability His part leads me to
recommend ali inventors apply to him to procure thei
patents, They may be Of having the most fault
attention bestowed their and at very reasonabe
charges. JOHN TAGGARI,"
Daring eight months, The spbscjher, in co9rse OF his
aree practice, u,.6c, tWlco rejected applications
SIXTEEN APPEALS, EVERY ONE OF which d.
ciaod IN a.a favor, by the Commissioner Of raierta.
N. y. EDDY.
c:toi, Ice. 2, 1869. W
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La,e Agent Of T. S Patent Of8ce- Washington.
the Actoi 1881
20 atete street. opposite Eiiby st., 80a
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The Annual Meeting

OF the "FARMsRs MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE CospAsr,'
" for the cnoce OF Board of Directors for the choc
- ard Of Directors for the ensuing year and the
Of such business by the char
ter and by laws will be held at the office o. said Company
JOSEPH POLAND, Secretary.
Montpelier, Sept 2, 1863. TWO
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GEO. w. WILDER,
TEACHER THE
Piano, Organ, and Harmony.
PIANOS AND MELODEONS

CONSTANTLY ON HAND FOR SALE.
W Pianos and Melodeons sold by me are from the
oss' makers and will be warranted for five years.
FREEMAN BUILDING, MONTPELIER, VT.
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through 80 ing experience Pra u e ara observation
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be no nbed aud add 20 our suNernIs IN being de.
ceved the lying boasts, presentations false rom
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nj A TT E o Q y !

now LOST! HOW RES TO Il u D /
just published in seated Envelope; Price 8 cts
A LECTURE ON THE NATURE, TREATMENT AND
RADICAL CURE of Spermatorrh9a or Seminal Weak
ness, Involuntary Emissions Sexual Debility and lmped-
to MARI generally, Nervousness, Consumpon
Epilepsy and Fits Mental and Physical ncapacity result
ing from f-Abuse, &c.-By ROBT j. CULVERW ELL,
NJ. D., Author of the Green Book &c.
The world renowned author in this admirable Lecture,
clearly proves from his experience that h9 awful
consequences of Self Abuse be efec.ualy removed
without medicine md without dangerous surgical Cpera
ons bougies Instruments rings, or cordias, pointing
out mode Of certain and eHectua by which
every sufferer matter what his condition may be- may
himself cheaply, privately and radically rms lec-
ture will proye boon to thousands and thousands.
Sent under seal any address, in plain sealed en-
veope the receipt Of six cents two postage stamps
by addressing ~
CHAS J. G. KLINE CO.,
l2T Bowery, New York. Post Office Box
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STRANGERS AND TRAVELLERS

20 avoid and escape Imposition Of Foreign and Ma
live Quacks r9r nueiotw in Boston than otner large
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proudly re Professors and respectable PnyscaDs
man" Of whom consult i'm critical cases, because
OF his acknowledged skill and reputation, attained
through ing experience pra ii e ard observation
AFFLICTED AND UNFORTUNATE!
be no enbed aud add to our sUferlLgs IN being de
cevcd the lying boasts, presentations false from
ises and preteLsjors Of
New-York daily tribune., 1863-04-16
NEW-YORK DAILY TRIBUNE,

gle characters rolled into one around which the &C.
ZION of "Satan in Paris revOlves. The Incidents
and situations OF this piece afford opportunity for the
display of entirely different dramatic qualities from
those demanded in east Lynne" and certainly
serve to develop merits in Miss Westerns acting
which were not previously apparent. In the rapid
and changing business of the stage she was exceed
iugly effective, aud in the expression of the different
characters, especially that Of the red-cad French
officer, aud Clarsse, produced an impression upon
the audience which was manifested by vigorous ap'
plause. "Satan in Paris" will be repeated thls
evening, with "The Loan Of Lover" On Friday
and Saturday. "The Actress of Padua' and 1.-THE
Eton Boy will be represented and on Monday next
&" The French Spy" in oil of which the principal
psrts will be sustained by Miss Western
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A Card.
On BOARD THE u. 5. NJ. SrRAsEH ARAao.
Tuesday, April 7, 1858;

On BOARD THE u. ,. NJ. STEAMER ARA6o'l
Tuesday April T. 1883
As the steamer neared her destiUation- Hilton
Head s. ca meeting OF the psen gers was called IN the
cabin Col Vsa Wyck Of the s6th Regiment, N T. was
called to the Chair Msor w j. Wood appointed secre
tary On motion the Chairman appointed COMMITTEES to
GRAFT resolutions aud named the following gentemeni MAJOR
", NJ Rabbit Msior Dwight Banpier, Col w. ) Little
field Major W. J. Wood Pspifor Frszer j Joseph Col
we'll Rev Robt Williams The Committee, after consula'
ton reported the following preamble aud resolutions Whlon
were unanimously adopted:
Vhereos II is mainly through the gea.em,nly courtesy
and experienced seamanship OF Capt Henry A. Gsaden
the steamer Arago assisted by his efficient oHeers that the
in the said seamer able TO reflect with much
ne on this their expiring trip from the North; and
We the passengers, Recognizing the sleepless
uncessing Of the srder In storm aud
s hsl;sSc .hst the ability and skin which carried
,b,orgL "a. ste and continued gale deserve and
rscsiye erns commentator; therefore. be II
Pssred That We the said beard the steamer
Anvo do hereby teoder our hearty hsnks aud srsefu
10 ut Ghdsden aud bis officers to their
during or brief but pleasant soouTn with
Re.ored hst the di.piipe which ehsrHetsrire
the Of hi. weasel evince 'pe nsn qes o 'nc
for hp position.
Res0Ted That beat wishes do follow the and theT IN
tIps; ard the lives Of ana De ever
as bright and sunny the latter days Of miner
Thst reeereuty express grsnuae 70 ths
kad Provdenev which ha the tempest sud held
Kind Providence direct and protect until rescb our
haven Of final rest.
Eesolred That cory Of these resolutions be presented
Capt Gsdsden and copies sent for publication to The Free
Sgnth and to the New.Y orb City papers
w NJ B1bbit U. 3 A Dwight BAnniser. u. 5. A. NJ =.
IT, o. s A., Joseph Colws. the Rev. Robert J. Williams
& committee.
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DIED..

BAREsDALL OF pneumonia at Ttusvle, Crawford Goun-
ty Pa Mr. B.'rnda In the Hth year oi hn age MI bsIn
d va, foraerv weilknown resident OF Newly ork and
Brooklyn.
BoHNEAU - On A,,as'day morning April II, John Z.
BOnDssu aged g yea IN, family ara invited
attend the funeral .ho Ie;,senee O h fa.eor Ne
l2S Ea. TkyfOuIth stfs e. Oh ihuf'o'S '''in0OH
O'Clock.
DECKEROn Tuesday mofnins o'il ~ OF d,esse OF 'ne
heart, Thomp'on H. Decker In ths - 10 ,ssl o. n
20 the fun.r. from ds .b. sd.nes Of ii, Thomp
son ". Decker No Isl E,.t Twenty ,oys> tn street On
THURSDAY, April l6 at IL O'clock His ANS VIII "e
taken 10 Richmond. Staten Island. for iusyrmsnL
ELY-On Monday, April 10, Eids Burns, wife al Aone'
Ely -,
on thursday snerooon the 18th ~ O'Clock, nom hi'
residence, No. 81 East ThTy..sveutn street
GRAHAM-On Wednesday afternoon. April IS. Robert Hy.
.lop GiGhAn eldest son Of the late David Graham Jr
The relatives snd friend, of the family sTeespecy invited
sfna I baSe U1s'f Brosd4sy Sn Without hsr
HOFFMAN - On Monday, April u, after 'hor. illness,
PhipV Hoffman. esq aged y years
The relatives nd friends Of the family are respectfully invited
to the funeral Grace Church, on Thursday the
18th, at O'Clock.
Boston papers please copy.
SATTERLYn this city. on Tuesday, April IL, 1903 VIII
liam :. Ss,t.rly, In the Goth year Of hts age
The rssvcs and friends THE fauy and also The member.
ofthr Wost Presbyesn Church respectfully Invited
TO attend h. uaers from bis l'e Tesdenee No ~ Jane
street FRIDAY. l7ih inst at O'Clock p u without iur
thef Invitation.
sHERMAN-on Tuesday, AprIl H. 1869. Edmund R. shor
man. IN the jsth year OF his sEs
tn. relatives and friend, OF the iAy respectfully invited
the funeral this bur day. ate noon at o'clock
cm hi, late residence. No 80 East Threth street with
TOMPKINS~At Wooicot Wayne County. N Y. Tues.
dny. April u. Gilhef, II. Tompkn., eyed 10 y.at
White Pi.in., on Friday tho ii,h inst, al ococE ,. o.
VAN NORT-On wsdae.day, AprlL Jennie, daughter Of
George a aud MTS Van Mort serd yesr. , ,-,,-
WITHER--At Bergen, v j.. N fuesd.y. Aprh ~ LoUe
dsushtef Of William and Annie whher'. aged year,
FGu.ra from house Of her parents ct 10 on Thurs
day. the l6th inst
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MARRIED..

0UGHTON-CHAPlN-O Wednesday, April IS. at the
residence OF the brides parents by the Rev. Henry Ward
Beocher, Theodore Boushor to Hattie e. eldest daug
ter Of Henry chaPin. esq. both Of Brooklyn No cards
CoLEMAN-SlMoNSoN-on Wednesday, April Is. BY the
Rev James La fevre Of karau H. j., Mr.. Luther h.
Coleman to his. Ella Simonson, both of BIookyn, L.
No cards
HALL-PHILLlPs-h tbs First Presbyterian Churh, on
Tuesday, Aphl a. by the Rev. W. w. Phillips. ID. d.,
Thoms. S, Hall to Kate daughter Of the officiating clergy
HAMMOND-LAwnENCE-o Wodnesdayt April Is. at
the Church Of the Incarnation, Madison avenue and Twen
tyeshth street, by the Rev Beverly Bets, Dr. John
Hammond, Surgeon u. amy, to MsS Caroline Elizabeth
Lawrence, fthis city.
sMITH-PECK-Ou Weduesday April is, by the Rev. Dr
ypg Dr. Fr.ikin Smith 10 Miss Lizzie Peck daughter Of
Cha. H. Peck ESQ. no cards issued.
VEDDER-oUTWATER-A Tivoli on Tuesday, April H.
by the Rev O. Lewis Plat Rector Of st. Psus Church.
Dr. Msrs H. Vedder OF Flushing L. l., to Sarah A., only
daughter Of tho late James 0utwster.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-04-16
AsSENBLY.
rNpNlNG SESSION.

The House non.concuYfCd IN the Senate , alnenu'
ments to the New-York Harbof fliolago Oili. tho
The Grinding Committee reported oo,np,G;v. 'to 20
following bills: Amending the statues fela'inG -
assignments; relative to writs Of error III taxes
nal cases; relative to the paymea OF AREA, - the
and assessments in New-YOfk; Incorporating 20
Market Savings Bank OF Now-fork amending n
sct relative 10 legal proceedings against the Mayor
SC. of New-York fixing the fees of Constabes IN
certsin cases TO prevent smallpox; relative 70 ae
tions on premium notes given to Mutual INSURANCE mo
Companes; increasing the powers Of Boards OF su-
perYisors. ...
BILLS PASSED,
Giving effect to q certain resolution Of the Com
mon Council Of New.York
BILLS LOST.
Widening Dushwiek avenue, Brooklyn. Ad-
iourned.
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Travellers, Guide.

To Albany, BY Hudson River RR.. g. Warren
si -, ~ and a aud ~ p SuHdss, SET p IN
To Albany by Harlem HR, 26i-tt. and fthFv lpi IA
10 Boston. by NeW.Londou line. Pier ~. n
r. stoningon line, Pier 10. n. ", and Fsll
Rivsr line, Pier 8. ) 2 ,dsly tsuIday. *
oeptedl l..............,... 5p M.
To Hoston, by NeW-LEyen hR.. via Spring
Gsd 27t6-.t aud lih-av......e AID q aud p.
10 Boston, by EeS-haysn Rll.. z.th-si. aud
Sth-av via Shore Line ..Izt aud p sunday, p ul
To Buffalo. by Enc HR foot Of ChsmbcIs-
aud p
To Phisdephs by Nes.Jerssy Railroad foot
Of CourtIsnd sI.i TO- In., a. II. p. Sunday
10 Phila1elphis by Camden and Amboy
Ralfoed Pier % y. r.. foot Of Bafcays. g. IN p n
10 " sshington, by New-Jeisey HR.7 lean.
G. II aud M p in foot Of Courtan Sunday, u p
10 w asbiDgton. by Camden and Amboy Rail
road Pier % n. r. foot Of BTclay-sf tn ana p N
To the West. by Contra Railroad Of Neg
jersey, foot OF COuitlandst and Ia IN.
NJ 81, sId p.
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CERTIFICATE.

NKw'1OhK, FEB IL, 1868.
From Of the inedenl. and their proportions
entering position snoIn gs ROmaines Crmesn
Bers" enabled speak Of 1t 10 terms OF high COM
nieudaon Peruvian Bark beiGg one Of it, Principal con-
suents together with herbs and extracts having de-
cded medicinal properties, have hesitation ia Teco
meudng to ply scaDs and the public generally hs an To-
ygo aing tonic intended 10 stmnlstc the dige tive
From its sersve propert-s tiS cNcuhed to prevent BY
its daily In moderate qaes c. utDson, Fever ard
Ague mi forms of Neuralgia aud Rheumlm. Ii anti.
the effects produced by change OF water and diet cor
rectng Dsrhea curing Dyspepss Coc. Sick and Nervous
Headache Nausea Sea Sckues J 10 expressly adsped %
femae OF delicate constitutions and the btnities aye
This preparation IL composed n4yey OF vegetable
terias containing metallic nIrSral substances, what.
ever It's aromatic, warmir 'aud acceptable to tue
palate and stomach.
JAMES K. Chiffon. NJ d.
JULIUS e.. 1DHLE, NJ. ID.
Cer6cstes from the Assistant Surseor lni OF the
attending Physicians OF the United states Hospital at New
ark " j.. stlesDs the benefits derived rom the of
Crmean Bi,ters may be at the office Of the depot
". Chiffon & Co.
ROMAINE's CRIMEAN BITTERS sod by al Druggists
and Family Orocera
DEPOT Marble Store No. 20 Wslksrs.., New.York
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ca,.Cur.in Declines denomination.

Special Dispatch TO The Philadelphia Pfes% ~, ,o.o
HARRsBURG, Tuesday, April IA. 1868
Gov. Curtin, it is stated on high authority VIII
decline denomination. He has accepted high
foreign poei,.on from the National Government.
Until the expiration of bis term, however, he Will
continue to exercise the important duties OF State
Executive.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-04-16
"In Hoe Viuces.o
i. ROMAINE'S
CRIMEAN BITTERS.
ORIGIN-UsED IN UNITED STATES HOsPITALl


This remarkable preparation to some extent in
modified form, In French Army Hospitals during the late
Crimean when its efficacy demonstrated not only
preventive Of several diseases incident to camp e buI
,ficient ionic and Alternative
With he intelligent II will be conceded that In part Of
the world have Dhy soogoa science and the medical s
tined than in beDce the medical
prepstons of her thoroughly educated physicians en
tied q, aud universally receive much confidence kowh-
siandag test oniss of undoubted character fur
nished that had been subjected severe tests to
sd able degree in private practice, deemed Il prudent
by the ordess But hEst IL submitted TO examn
alton well combination, two Of most distinguished
analytical chemists viz; DIs. James Chiffon and Juns g.
Pohs both long ana we-known residents Of New-York.
whose joint certificate Is annexed which, at glance. VIII AZ
the skepticsl OF its great medicinal virtues.
The step to introduce TO the Assstant Surgeon
Of the UBited stes Hospital in Newark NJ j.. with smpe
request administer to INVALID soldiers Ia order to test
particularly It's tonic aud restorative properties. which
continued Tor several months resulting in justyng oil
that had anticipated In addition to this it effected
cnIe In bef time OF several yeteate cases OF Fever sLa
Ague, which had dehed tho usual remedy Of quinrs.
Simultaneously however. with Ito introduction to the
United States Hospital by Ourselves and through fderds II
used by uysds connected With the most rcspec
abo families in New York. Brooklyn aud other adjacent
cities afflicted with diseases some OF which chronic
character Others who only aud responses
from all of tho favorable character have been eceivsd
therefore with such results we pren to the public Claim
RoMAINE's cRIMEAN BITTERs
composed Of Csaya Peruvian Bark, with nine other
Medicinal Pan Roots and Extracts chiefly products OF the
Tropics Of Asia aud America To the original formula an ad
diJn made OF herb by the advice OF one
the r yscians NewYosk with view OF curing the
lighter iorni. Of Neuralgia and Ehaametsm.
We claim for IT, the result Of trials cure for Fever aud
Asus, Dyspep,ia and its usual osping viz: Indigestion
Constipation Flaulsuce Sick aud Nervous Headache Nau
ses-G,nsa Debility, Colic, Sea scknes' BY is daily use
tent Fever; also by its Tonic properties couneract the
enervatins effects OF the climate II pleasantly e1haraie'
but 10 followed by no supplying resctiou.
The Professional Of every class especially Of sedenary
iie will find, by daily use nothing well adapted %
ss 100 aP Pisas.a saa SIs 'Hrd 'a
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S--T-IS6O-X.

BRAKES PLANTATION BTTTERS.
They purify, strengthen, and invgorate.
They create hesihy sppelte.
They are an antdote to change Of water and diet
They overcome effect. Of dissipation aud late hours.
They strengthen the system aud sDiyen the mind.
They prevent uissnhtc amd Intermittent tevers.
They puriT the bse lsh uad acidty Of the stomach.
They cure Dyspepsia AID Constipation.
They cure Di,Trhe, Cholera and Cholera Morbus
Th.y care Liver Goa, p!... ead Nervous Headache
They are the best Bittsn in the world They make the
weak strong and exhausted nstues grsa, re'torer
They Of pure 81, Crox Rnn the celebrated CaAys
BARK and herbs and with the pleasure OF
beverage without regard age time Of day. Particularly
recommended delicate persons requiring gentle stimu'
lant Sold by all Orocsrs Druggist Hotels, and SsloonL
PHI DRAKE < Co., No. ~? Broadway, New.York.
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aan Francisco.

SAN FKAScIsCo, Wednesday, April is, 1863.
The cargo Of the Messenger which sailed ytster-
day for New. York, was valued at upward S2jOOOO
a bill has passed the Legislature requiring client
and attorneys to take the oath Of loyalty before
being entitled to hearing in the Courts; also, bill
prtviding ways to enforce contract for payment IN
gold coin.
Arrived. brig Eberhard from Rio Jsneiro.
Sailed sp Osborne Howe for Liverpool, with cargo Of
hrasA inf.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-04-16
Mails Close at the Post-Omr,

For Great Britain ind the Continent by steamer
City OF New.Y oik Saturday. Apnl ......... 1ol
For Europe. by steamer North American, via Port
land Friday pr 7....................... i2i P.
For Hamburg and tue Gerasn States, By steamer
bavaria sAinr6sy April l8...........,,...... lei o. NJ
For Havana by steamer Roanoke, Saturday, ADnl
IL
For CAiforniS. &C.. daily (Sundsys eIceptedl,
overland via s.. Joseph Mo......5 and 81 ?. m.
Hofh-Albany Buffalo aud ansdas. IS a. H. and q o.
North and West Way yMaii..................... a. n.
Western Mail EIis KailTosd......5 q. aud ..
southern and South. Western Mails III. ~ aud 10. T.
Eastern Mail. 2i and o. y.
New Bedford New port and all River
The Long Isisud Mail closes at g. IN, aHd 81 y. III
Sunday MAis-On sunday oil maiB close az Il .. IA.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-04-16
The Pean.rI,nnia Legislature, &c.

PHILADRLPHIA Wednesday, April Is, S63
The State Legislature adjourned Fhe die to-day.
A message was received from Gov. Curtin, IN
.xvb,ch be ssvs he will not be a candidate for
sIec,ion having been rendered high position under
Government, which he does not feel at liberty to
decline.