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PasseuRers ArriyeA

n, stsamsAfp CseoIs oss Nsv Orleans aad Hdrasd-Fom
New rlesns--Mr. Menteb, Mira Marshall and dsnshtsr
MI Philips and family. AoG Hardy, Jsmes Dune, John
IL shaw J. II. Young. John W. Randolph. j. b., Watson
Mr. Fsllon and family Mira Harrison and two childrsn, Mrs
r. Romoeszo and daughter b. Joseph Theophilus Tnayer
Mrs Smith fsrniy, L. C. A. Billiard hnd family 0eofgs
Jackson J. w Bod6,h, M. Winson siss Mary iili snd
az in the steerase From Havans-vaen'ne Bsnisto. Mr
phillips and family H. SiDglshur, MI RoIas and son Mr.
Ro.h Mrs seharp aud child VIM Hsbut " Belledo H. lie
Evrr T. Tross. Ara T. haidhoa Mr. Roras and sister M,
Rchresdsr Hswkibs MTs C. bharse and children o. r.
0onzsle1 Mr. Robert aud son and IL in tho ',eerase -
4. ,.anship Geo. CyonvsH. from kev- Orifdss-mn ?
hart Mrs Kemp, Mrs Bishop, Mrs Chsd~iek and child r.
J. Glshs wife AID two children MI Kent, is1y aan en'e
Whitman, T. Jsck,on, j. Alesaier T. helm and vile, -
Msner G Winslcr aid lady q. La Roche. NJ Bahsr ahss
Bur-, r. Tagsst,. and 20 In the seerase r., n.
In shamsr Albany (ro~ ks'obon ~ CnL,auL oo'' peo
VIM. Chambers. CAPT ssnL A. Em.I,oa. Lieut., G E'...
S. Kahn Capt Chas Smith H. w. Poole, Lieut. Ihos ~,
God Mr.. N Thompson. Cbas ClsTh. MI bsssns. fe'e'
Walker and i23 In tho s,eesse OIL, q u
Ia ba,s Th,rssa, from 81 TAemos-Thos: s. Foster lazy
and enilJ: Ms Mary L. Gray and three children Sspt' II
Hartman and lady Moses fII. ~: sehsa na Ia. Bossr
Ia big HassaA JroM seomoras-hI ana MI pu m ~
and ehd Mrs Snogrove and three children mos d. jug
p.p, The oioie 0oIdbeck. Eugene Chsuvet NJ, x,s.,
In brig Heny,eifs Jrsa be,nldd-Mt and MIS- sa1e,y
Mr.. L. Bepnett Mr.. w. B. Do rnd ir,e chiidIsn ~ ~
msps J. s. Rsynod.. Capt H. NTH w o. "a osns',
Nichols w Hntchibss. W. Ketehun, Jss Cameron ana |h
IL ty,g Geo f. Lsr'on 's~ 81 Der.tas, CTy-,Gh"' w.
In brig Eliza. from Hasa"a-W Ii. B0ss"o' ~ 70
ia ,etr RO.a De Oliver from Ma'a""d"-hf Ch'' Aai'n'
IN brig Henry TAaeheyaE from Po'fsSi s..sa
Heaps late of sehr Harriet Of Baltimore and I'd
In t,,e B,,sk. Jro@ Neus'fas-k. Afanse and ismhJ'
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PasseuRers smiled

In tsa ~.aie Ed,atuye., f' 8v..aior. aAS L.,rsaoI-L
T. Ballard, Mr.. Day Mari. Nierney Miss Mari hash..
SmAriu. and hisnd Dennis Donoghue wife child and nu-s
Mr. Wells Mr.. Atwood MI Strauss and lady, MI Chsse, ID
NJ Barber Mrs victer Mrs {. Rdgway and two children
r. Soh, a s;;l Eless Rev A. ris,,d kIy M,.l =.
Cuiloush Mn Olivia Aubrey, Miss fAhhy sSs ",- ss
Ms. A strange Miss Williamson Ma Mary Beddsll.
Rcd W. M.rsn. Jas. Cauich and lady. b. MsnshcId H.
k.m Mr. Ms L'sdIs . M Nj. Ss %.aoa NJ M.
s,.d an Isdy Mr., FOODS Miss G. Norris Misc O. O. Nor
ris VIM. Demu,h wife nnr'e and infant "a ChsIrers,
vii. sud three children John L. Wstkn', I'd Bsdbsh,
4 arr pbe and wife md others In the ueerase
IN sfeamsAp Ha~ssOnia for Hamtsyp and SopfhdsHpfo'
Hamburg Mr.. ana mr Samuel k9ho' children, man
and servant, Mr. aud MIR Lsbs Mr. Edward Frohmsn, AleI
guohmann Ms Ieiler and children. Jonas Hoimeyef Mr.
and Mr.. Aah and children Cincinnati Miss Wtibe Ham
burg; j. Frsnt Mss Frank, fhNsselphia > Asehleim
Mr. and Mr,. L. PlsneT NewYork O. Bremen, milwaukee
hsrl.s Braun ST. Louis MI si.bert Port su irinco Mrs
Charlotte WHAms MsIg Ietts Mage. aud ehid 81 Louis
M,s Agnes Frank Milwaukee; Mira Leh children and scr
want New -Oresn'i Bs Lehman, low. Mira sanr, New
York Mr. Ja,soy and child. - Paul; hrs Oenmcin st
Paul, Loui's fesr ard ehileren ~ Loui, thiIlott'
Illinois. Juius Alexander, California; G. Hermann, New
York Rod Elves Chicago MI. and Mrs Albtspd and
children Milwaukee Mr. aod Mr.. Daniel and children
Philsde pha; A y. B.reyre. NswOIlesns; N James ~
bred Ken.on, New ioTki Gustav Hsrs Warrington; w
l. sshrsder Chicssoj Dennis hseher burlington JAG
rupswsd, 81 Louis Sal NtiiI rennsy,snis jacob Lann
mia; H. Won Thun Sem. Lob, New Ohs.ns hasen Lopez
Cuba; l.. so.men,s, New Yors Ems Lhslhon Csn.as
Fin,mors. New.Yorki Carl Andrss, 81 Louis NJ H. Mitch
Oil. Ns-Yorh; Victor Herbe,ts. Detroit Ans vieh..ch
Lieut. II. Tuerk Fried. Finssy, b. Loni' A. Don Hen
,ian,r MsIco, MI and Mira Vssdel, ST. Louie; Mr. and
Mia Tardf Phsdephtai Moses Mas Cincinnati Brsv
Msris Herbstte, Detroti Mrs Martens, Nsw-Yorh Mia
Emile sehweitrsr st. Lout Mr. snd MIa jean senss and
;~o children, MI and Ma O',shen Nsw.oIesns NC
hepouf, PHILADELPHIA NJ won, hsh'seAy' Anu o'ns' 'n
otA
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c, Z. tBrl Weber, g. John'a n B., A. Smithsfs Co
Rsushav, Shaw, Key West Benner Browns Baron dc Ce
tine, HASKELL EiIsbsthpon Metcah 4 Duncan.
schoones-B. Fink Engli,h Ws.hington, M. Hun)on
Co. ssi Ingalls, Philsdspbs Simpson clspp; Tyrone,
Ferry Philadelphia, Simpson 4 Ciappi Mountain Home
Fond Hartford II. Racket Son d. c. Buse, kempton'
Washington Jonas Smith; sarah Smith, Fisk, Wuhing-
ton, Baker Dayton J p Burroughs tBr Brown, Aspn-
Wal aud TruIio, j. Bishop Co Romp Stanley Iampico
Johns, r., Beet, Son Co. Minerva lBr) Flstcher,
Plat. J. y. Whitney Co. AnnsC Lsyeres Symes
ship Island Mary A. Irons Walton, Locust Mount, Va, j.
g. BeLtons sonsi Mary Erma. Hooper Fortress Monroe,
NJ T. Runyon Co Naiss Queen. Hul'e Philadelphia l.
Mexican, Boston, Ferguson a Wood; Ocean Belle Watt
Phadephis, Oodifey Hoyoke; 8. Small Cole Phis'
celphisj hdder, HeRdsTsou. Phads phs, J. W. Meh.ej
Amy Wooster Wooster slipsri j. Boyntons Sons Thets,
James boston, fsrgo'or Woo, sessn Mary, Taylor
Newport; Boxer. Bean, tland, w n Rivetfmi'h.
Sloop-Dsep River, HOyt, New Haven, II. 5. Racket
Son
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Totsls...... 3sl6 1884 LIZA eli7 976l 6l9 $50
TolIL OLD AND Nsw-Reptcted Mess u 80; last month
Is 20 this date last ye 7es R-pacteG Chicago do u
las, month ga th. date rear 52l kaosd Beet 6
last month rs; this date last So Refuse bees Js9:
last month lso2 this date last yes 40 Reuse Prime,
la. month. -; this date last year, Other Refuse,
2T8 last month y75 thi, date last year 7:6 Tcs Prime
Meas 10! last month 500 this date las, year 2O'o Cosn,J
try Prime last month 9l3; this dste lsst year 10 I'm
inspected tee 1885, last month s7l this date as.
Ut Uuinsr,c,ed bbs. 2slOs; last month 3saos; this
date la, wear 8IJ9 Toas-2 22+ last month Ss3i this
date last year, A.1p
TALLOW 10 n.modefss request. and the msIke heavy
sL.s Of 30 900 n at ltdlic for Western, and nic. for
Eastern.
WHALEBONE 10 in better request, bot there J., le"
frmne.s sales 81 800 n South Sea- 500 DO North
Coast, 600 do Ochosk and 900 60 Arctic. on teins
5000 n. 49,
WHIsKY-Tb. market 10 quiet but steady salss Of 80
bbs Of sste for State, and Is. Gt6c. for Western.
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1868. THE 1863.

PENNSYLVANIA CENTRAL RAILROAD.
With IT, connexions. foTms
THE SHORTEST AND QUICKEST ROUTE
FRox NEw-YoRK TO rHE Prs cIPkL WBsrRRS CrTiRs
Seven daily from New-fork TO Phade pbs vie
SsT5sI'e aId Ss"S sos Ard A%ISy tFe ps
ROUTE LEAVE NETWORK FROM THE
FOOT OF COURTLASDT-sr.
By Philadelphia tie morning paseossrs leave New
York ct time other oues evening pssseneere
y. M. hour later than other lines.
BY OF Aeutown. evening pa leave D. ln..
two hour later than the Northern lines aud BY
arrive Of the sse time - Northern lines In Cncsgo all
points ia the NORTHWEST Cestins Indianapolis Louisville
St Lons Cleveland. Columbus. Cincinnati, and ali main
points West with fewer changes OF cars.
sleepg Cars, without change from Philsdepha 70
Pittsburgh, 80 miles ard Ne~l ork Pittsburgh, 80 les
Smoking and Saloon Cars Oh all trains. T..
Fare q e b other routes
Baggage che, kei through Trsnsfrrs free. ...
Secure Tickets, good Until u.ed by Pittsburgh
WESTERN EMIGRATION
ihe fennsyIvsn,a Central Company runs "a hh1gfsns
Acconmoda ion Line. VIII Oh aft r8s comfortable mode OF
travel to parties westward a; one-hs the usual rites
Of fare. ..
BY this route. Heights Of all de.criilons esn % ~
to and any point the Railroads Of ohos hsstny'
Indians Llinois Wisconsin Iowa or .1S rs sr. Of he
ROAD DIRECT, or TO any port on 'he h'''s" ~"
West by steamers nom fttsoursb 10. o. o., w..,h-
The rate. Of freight to .ud fo'a any pom. IL We
the Psnnsylvsia Censrs Msrehsss. s"S
sha.,s the snpoa'ion oi their Freight 10 tine
Compsny rely with coshdsgcs On lie speedy transit
v., and Dealers IN Live Stock viii find this Cd
vutsseous route Cspacious Yards seU wasred and ssp
Piled with every ave oeen opened on s e
FROM Harrisburg where viii be found every fog
feeding End choice !. Ss;,sS q g,
j. ELLIOTT, Passenger Agept, No. i Astor. Iiousa
LEIGH L Co., Freight Agents. :. ,TT''''' =
No. Aston. House. aud No. | South winisusa
MCDONALD BIsCHOFf, Emisnns Agents.
- ENOCH LEWIS General Superintendent Xi,oosrs Pa
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Fact are coming TO us every day proving that col
,ou is to become one of the most important crops of
Illinois. Beside the seed grown in the Stale there
have been supplied for this Springs planting
upward Of zoe, 900 pounds Of Tennessee and Arkan'
sas seed which have been distributed at stations ON
The Illinois Central Railroad, principally between
Centralis and Cairo; 70 Carbonate j, 245 bsgsi
Rcbv;ey. 444; Csrbondsle. All; Sandoval l4o;
Doupola liz; Tamawa, 1877 and to the other sta
tons a lees quantity according to the demand.
The experimental planting lsst year was in all re.
specs satisfactory in its results and under the sti-
nlus of high prices, one must believe that many
thousands of bales will be produced this year.
The annual election Of the Harlem Road take
place on the 10Th inst The annual meeting OF the
Cbicsgo and North Western Road takes place at
Chicago on the 4th June prox. The annual meeting
Of the Terre Haute and Alton Road takes place at
Litchfed, H., on the LIST June prox. The amman
meeting Of the New-Jersey Central Road will be
held at Elizabetbport, N. j., on the 9Th inst.
F.B. Wallace and J. II. Philips have formed apart
nersnip under the title Of +. b. Wallace & Co.. 10
the sock business at No. 81 Exchange place.
George L. Maxwell and WIN. H. Marston, under
the title Of Maxwell g. Co., have established them
selves in the stock commission business. at No Sc
Wall street
WIN. g. John OBrien have removed to No. 40
Wall street, aud Robt. & Joseph o. Brien to No. 20
Wall street.
Jas. NJ. Hartshorne retires from, and jas. II.
Beoedict is admitted TO- the firm Of Lockwood a. Co.
J. M. Hsnshorne and r. b. HartsborDe establish a
new house at No. 81 Exchange place.
The exchanges at the Glazing House this morn.
ing were $50 $50, 4d Al. The clearances for the
week ending to-day were $i,2s7 ,si7 ,26s S. or an
average of 81, SOB 45z II against ti3 lOs 100 % Las,
week.
The Nassau Bank has declared a ssmi-annual dyi-
dend Of "a v cent free Of Government tax payable
on the Hun inst.
Tie Bank of the State Of New-York semi ANIMAL
dividend Of 81 cent, free OF Government tax, pay
able On the 9Th inst.
The application the Consolidated Stage Com
pany for the Injunction granted by Judge Barbour
lecl'es that the plaintiffs Stage Company, own
ING various stage routes the profits Of which woud
10 materially essened and the business considerably
interrupted il the action Of the defendants was car.
hedeet. II s claimed that the entire proceedings
Illegal for several reasons: First, that consent
majority Of the property owners along the pro.
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ArriveA....... SUNDAY, May 3.

Steamship geo. Cromwell Post Eew.Oroans April 20.
Morrips Star arrived Ut New reans April rs
Steamer City OF Buffalo Mooney, Philadelphia mdsc to
jas Hand .
Steamer w..iehet.r. Nye. Prsvtencs. radss 10 Edward
BypneI. -
Bynper. . 1870 ~.
LAND Phelps Co Apr a. paed dismastod fehr cont
boat Ali ssds OF found her to be tho Bee Mso, II
Boston abandoned and refscy tights found eight barrels Of
Brig Jane (r. Of Londonderry, N Mcclellan. Jscmel
IL DAYS. coffee and logwood to y Whtpey 60. Aprn
Il Crooked Island Passage saw u s. .,samo Vanderbilt.
bound y.
big Vioaps (Argcnne) Bo.sford, Bueuos Ayyes March
q wool nd hides W. " De Forrest Co. Sailed IN
pa with ship Pepdeton for West lodis The " has rad
heavy W. sod W. gales Tor the past two w-eks March IT,
. % ~ lon 70 81 .posc bark r.. r. Herman. ffo Bue
nos Ayres for Boston April H. lat AN Ion. +oB spoke
bah Leighton. from Rio Janc,ro Tor 81 Thomas
Brig Brisk (Br. Of st. Johns, N. b., Wren. Neu,itos
Apdl 20 sUI ar to mater.
big Caroline lof East Mschias Talbot Za4s April sugar
10 master April lat 49, lon ~ boarded by boat from
bIis Ben Dnnnins from kasssn, N. P Tor PnlAJeiphis
sch Hornet. Butler. Calais days, lumber to Godfrey
sehr Mary Emily French Bangor. lumber to Godfrey 4
HoIyoke.
Cuba 70 dsJs, sugar 10 Jed Frye Co.
scbr Abby Bradford tof Bosonl, Freeman Jacpei April
u, logwood to Brett Son Co.
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Totals. 4,767 9707 $3.50 ASIA alas l5sS2l 81
TOTAL OLD NRw.-C Clear 39l last month. 2!gi this
date last year. "a Mess 5ts4 last month 1921; this date
last year. g. 1863 Thin Mess last month 22S6 this date
last year l032 Prime Mess i67 last month l2849 this date
last 982 FLANK 70 last month 81 this date last year. 20
Prime $3.50; last month 52l this date Last year. $50
Rumps 1885, last month l57 this date last ssa Refuse
Mes +45 last month 3Os this date Last $780, Refuse
Prime 572 last month SO; this date last year. GIL Other
Refuse 900; last month 28j this date last 800
Unexpected 20 90; last month 1888; this date last year,
30 8s Totss-lo9 SO last month 70 IA this date las, year.
%
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sHIPPlNG INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF NEw-YORK..."..MAT
Cleared.

acknowledgement etsr. Jones Aspinwal, ", D. ~hen
ps,omae Hoffman Portland, H. b. Cromwell Go. -.
stsamen-Sslvor, Mott. Washington W. bfune' I0''''
ship.-Empirs, Coombs 81 Johns n. b.; Zsref. 90
Adelaide Bell. Barnes. Sydney n W.. X. w,si Point
t Litsi'S &, snJI cSa THi n B., ssrsSs Co..
Bsrls-Whs,lisG Wind, Butler PORTE" Ho .n1s Finch
Brown Co, Hsimd.hl Norxl Ss's,isen, ma London
ils,%. Co ,Hns.. Wheeler Nsw.0 Roo:on 10:
Siel Kse oil Warren, PorsuPhnee, II. 90 ''''0'a
Bns.-E p Tisst Lancaster ST. Pierre Brett Bon 10
Ah.ns lBr / Nelson HaEfsx, H. j. G. a. Dsveni ""''
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CALCUTTA March Tho ship Msuapan before reposd)
hile proceeding down the ver grounded forward but a'
she made watsf and bad apparently received no damage
,he proceeded TO On tho I'D u cemnsnsed Iess
ina, Captain ii pat beck for Cscnita Bic pH
ittie or water but she III be Obliged 70 di.cnH
ADD be- docked for examinston The captain think. the foot
foot was and twisted when she touched The nsee.
a. 10 he lssx the crew wero suerins from Sickness and
ded cholera before The chip reached hers the few
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May Observation-Disclosures Decatur Dudley Buck
ship-Gses Western.
Bsrss-HsnnibaI Baltimore, Legstus.
Brixs-Princess Royal Alamo, }. Heodrcks Los Amigos
May auskips-Edinburs, Hsmmonis, America Eries
ssn, North star.
ships-Emn (Hsnb.l. Bernard (Brl Game Coci. Tall.
man 80.
Bsrhs-DenmsIk (Norwl Ataants (Brem(, Eva (BLl
Hsrv Booth Whlstling Wind.
-Crea,san, Derwett tBr) H. HAllock, w. H. Har
re 9th LissbeL
schooasr.-Jsmes Turner. Denmark Brave, Maaopns, r.
Burriti Lizzie Msal NJ o. MsDEn. Tgris tBI) EIdorsdo
Deer (BE) A. Kelly
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MAYa200Oe Dbl. i~A 1880 bbls. Corn Meal 7eo bbls
Whisky 500 hush. Oats Lee bush. Seed 900 Pkg NJ.
Visions 600 psg Lard ~ Pig ns-' %" r''- IN ''''
aJI pxxL Bitter. 1900 pkg. Petroleum
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nIHiArURs ALzarAc. nj, q n
s,nR,sss ,I,58 Seta ..........6ia Meoe- hnss o''
biaH WATER THIS Dr. oaa
andy Hsst.. SIS Gov. Island 7.56 Hss"~s''" '
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70 IA s,sa ,,s,su ssd prices tend upward sales bbh
q Vsielc r fair 70 prime and 1efe for choice quality
From he snnsxed table will be that the s'ock o.
PORK hiss been augmented While thst Of Beef has increased
during the month: ,
STOCK BEHy PAcrIra-YlRpt HRv-ToRk AND
BROOKLYN. MAY l. l96a
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6tfamboais an0 RAILROADS..

lnAY LINE FOR ALBANY.
~ The new steamboat CITY or ALBANY. Cere u n
HITCHCOCK will leave Harrison o'clock a. H. ol
TUESDAYS THURSDAYS. and SATURDAYS % ane
aiteT May b Landing q 3oth-st
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SATURDAY. May 2-Stock transported last week-H cars
Cattle II Hogs. Sheep and cars Horssa Total
stock 2l Lave Stock hauled by Stock E1pre" during
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RelOW.
Memoranda.

Bsk Col James Sect tBr, Of Pictou N SIT put into ,hc
lower lay for erders
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TRAINS LEAVE NEW-YORK:
For New.Haven, T. m tE@.li is.l5 tE1), lSottI.l
For Bldg. poit l. (E.) II m l:.lS Ez.,. 30 tE1h
For Milford and Stafford O. M l2tS tEx) a4o, 40
Far6d Southport and We. port T. II aio, 40
For Norwalk. 7, la ial5 tE1l, sSe tErh $40, o.
For psrien and Greenwich T. II 40 30, h3o
For Stamford :. tEx), Ham. l2.l3 (EIh 40 Ell,
For Poi, Chester and intermediate stations II aso
For Port Che ter and New Rochelle. p IN.
CONNECTING TRAINS.
For Boston, via Springfield a. M TX 2G lEx.l Up M
Fer Boston. via Shore Line. u u (Ex J. p.n
For Hartford a,d sprin. fed m. lEx). l?.1, 40
rcr Connecticut River Railroad to Montreal, tn b.
For Hartiori, ProvIdsHoe ana Fi.htill Railroad,
Fos New.Haven, New London AID s,onussOn Railroad II
o. NJ. u is. 90 p. m.
For c ,na' Raiiroad, - IS p. m. 10 Northampton.
For Housaio mic Rsr5sd 10 Pitched 3. III.
For Nalsatnck Railroad, 8 a. n, I'D .. IN.
For Dsnbury aad NorsalA Rsiro.d "a. N 4 30 r. IN.
o0m~odio"' ssepas Ger 'I1Gd d + d. fsS
NEW-YORK, HARLEM, and ALBANY X. u
~ For Albany, Troy, North aad West WINTER AR
RANGEMENF, commencing MONDAY, Nov. IT, 1872
For ALBANY l0:3Ds H.. Express N all Train from 26thst
Station. Returning leave Albsny a lc:Ds
For Local Trsins see Time table.
JOHN BURchlLL. Superintendent
NEW-JERSEY RAILROAD-FOR PHIL
IN ADELPHIA AID the SOUTH aud WEST. via JER-
SEY CITY.-Msl and Express Lines lesve NewfoTk at
baggage checked and !5o and p. m.
for Washington ard q, snd p m foI chs West.
No baggage viii be received rsins unless delivered
ed - minutes advance Of tho time Of leaving
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port Waroens' Nohee.
STATE OF Nrw.YoNx

- STATE OF NETWORK.
PoRT-WARDESS OPyIcR, No. lOl Wallst
NOTICE is hereby given, IN accordance with
section Of the Act passed April H. 1884, entitled An
Act 10 Reorgnize the Wdens Office OF the Port New
To,t IA ali persons Interested in having charge Of the
subject matter Of such inquiry examination survey
The following vessels under examination BY the Port
W.rdeps aud that the said surveys or examinations will
completed within ten days succeeding this notice.
board said vessels: a. AZ =,
Steamship Creole. oI ~ ~ ~ ~ n n
Ship Aurora
VIM. fl. BUkLElGH, President
J. Arcs HKRRIMAN, Secretary.
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NETWORK & NEV-HAvEN RAILROAD.
SPRING ADVANCEMENT.
COMMENCING APRIL y, 1853.
TRAINS LEAVE NETWORK:

Passenger Station In NesYork, come; 2'th+t and ''hsS
Entrance 27tn 81.
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nAY BOAT FOR ALBANY-Steamer
~ ARMENIA leaves loot Of Harrison.s, MONDAYS,
WEDNESDAYS ssd FRIDAYS o. O'Clock, making ssast
laadiDsa
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Sing Sing tram. $500 p. IN
/ ONG ISLAND RAILROAD.-CHANGE Of

IL TERAnNUs-Pss~rg~r r~pot. Jainsssip .nc 100. OF
:.tb, y R--Winter sJyan, sniens commencing Fndsy,
Oct a. 1902: Lave Newton At m 10, uieeplot >aS
hAIeos oa-ah and HsPf'Si SSo.,-. N .Is ~
,te.d Sundays the train syes fuptfPs Point tS's-'I
Fr~Tl at a M tor Y.phank rid n'.nnedisie stations
al eieur,ion returning iesves f,phsnk .S y a.
On FRIDAY and Saturday night The N isphass IAN gu
mn thoush 10 re-nTort f-urr.sz Saturday and Monday
x.IS rrixi, In New o.
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CTEAM WEEKLY TO LIVERPOOL, touching
- at Queenstown. Cork Iisrbor Tbs weiiknowu steam
ere the Liverpool Newfort and fhiadephs stesmsnip
,om p.ny srei intended to sail ~ follows
GLASGOW teltra seamss) ..............Iuesdsy May
CITY OF MANChESIEk...-.-..... ...Sa9urday May v
FTkA aeN
CITY OF WASHlNGTON............. Saturday Msy 70
And every succeeding SATURDAY at noon igoai fier 81,
North River
RATys PASSAGE
PAYABLE In specie. or its eauyslsDt IN currency;
FIRST CABIS.......s $50 gOl acknowledgements ~
First Cabin TO London. IS C0 >eesee London" 81 y
First Cabin to Paris. ~ 00lsteerags to Pars. 40 ~
FIRST Csbin to Hamburg - oOISteefssr to Hsmbus 81 %
Passengers AIded to Hsvre Bremen. ROTTERDAM
Antw srp kc., at equally low raies 100 - -
Liver pool Queenstown: ist tebin 10 30
Slt5 steesss ft2m Liverpool 90 From oneen.,own 50
Tbo. who seDd for their iends buy tickets here
st these rates.
JOHN G. DALE. Agent. No. Is Broadway, N. \.
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CTEAMSHIP GREAT EASTERN.

I,TEAMSHIP GREAT EASTERN.
~ WALTER PArOy, ousnauder,
The Steamship GREAT EASTERN will leave Liverpool
on trip duiog the present month or early 10 MAY
and will continue regularly during tue ses'on larry
Lotice will DO gwen Of ds.es Of departure
RATES OF PASSAGE: -
FIRST CABIN ftoIn 10 81
spxC1RsION TicKETs OUT AND BACK. TX THE
FIRST AND SECOND CABINS ONLY, A FARE
AND HALF.
THIRD 20 ~
Il c;;cocS W
For ps,,aa, .ppl, W CHAS. A. WHITNEY,
Al tho Office. No. 20 Broadway.
''' "''''' Rowland 4 AsPINwALL. Agents,
No. 81 South-st
V'HE BRITISH AND NJ IN MoR nth, AMERICAN
BETWEEN NETWORK AND LIVERPOOL, CALLING
AT CORN HAkbOk.
AND BETWEEN BOSTON AND LlkERPoOL GALL
ING AT HALIFAX AND CORK HAkBoh. !.
EUROPA. Noodle. leaves Boston Wstnesd.y May 10
AUSrR ALASKAN. Cook. lssv,s.S w. Wednesday, May 20
CANADA. Grace. ..lssves Boston,. "Wednesday May n
CHINA. Andersen ..lcaves NewYofk ednesdsy. June
ASIA leaves Boston. Wednesday, June 10
PERSIA Lott. leaves Nsw-York w ednesday, June II
AFRICA Stone. leaves Boston. scnesdsy. June "a
SCOTIA, Judkius ..haves Newell ORR odnosdsy, July
IRON NETWORK TO LvsRPoOL-
Chief Cabin Passage. Sl3l 20
Second Cabin Passage. 5000
BOSTON TO LIVERPOOL
Chief Cabin Passage. Sll2 50
psysbls gold lie equivalent In United States currency
3er,hs MT secured until paid Tor.
An experienced Surgeon on board
Ths owners Of these ships w not be accountable for Spe
vausbIss uoless Bile Of Lsdns having the value ea
pressed are signed therefor. . .- 81
FOR Freight or Passage apply to
T. CUNARD. No. tBowiIns-srssn.
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ERIE RAILWAY.-Passenger trans.

LNRIE KAILW A1.-Fasscnger lraIIIs'
l. Ia H. Express for Buffalo
s:O a m, Mix. daily, for 's'iie
lO-s a. N,u -. turslo. . 80,
pm Wsy for 6'!.5i.e Nswbursh and Wsrwici
'p M, Ngns Express, daily. To- Dankr, Bas'S Keen
day rams through 20 Buffalo, hut does 20 Dunnf
: p III, EmigianI : nn.n 80. p c,,.oasn,