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Santa Fe gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1859-1864, 1863-11-07
Gen. JEFF. Thompson.

A letter from Corinth, Miss, to the Chicago
Journal, says:
Since our forces captured Brgadier General NJ.
j, Thompson, &C. 5. A." at Pocahontas, Alkln-
sas some interesting notes have been given to the
public with regard to the man, his pecularties,
and now and then spice Of bis impudence and
eArontery. The personal appearance Of General
Thompson is quite peculiar. lie is Of good size
dark complexion, and rather good looking, but too
round-shouldeted lie has a shrewd, "loxy" look
not altogether honest nor attractive, but denoting
energy. And he is remarkably vain lie is con
sdered good speaker, but he is no such thing
He 10 fluent in his speech, and is always talking
but the quantity far exceeds the quality Of his dis
courses lie harangucs very like an auCtioneer
10 his iteratng and reiterating; but as he has O
good many of the slang phrases and clap-trap ol
the day ut his huge tongues end, he can keep a
crowd around him for considerable time.
He has an immense mouth and not tooth in
his head. This lack of teeth enables him to col
lapse his whole face pretty much into one univer-
sal pucker, then he suddenly initiates his cheeks
and makes awful grimaces and by a cock Of hif
Jaw he presents an appearance as curious as at
tractive and more ridiculous than either. lie car
set the crowd in roar and keep them OF II, ant
The secesh, live civilized folk, do like laugh
Santa Fe gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1859-1864, 1863-11-07
NJ. JEFF. THOMPSON,
Bripadier General, G. s. A."


The money was forwarded rs requested, for no
good Union woman could be allowed to suffer- al
though her husband was an impudent cur and
rebel .-.
1t appears that when he was captured he was
still writing letters. Perhaps he was addressing
General Grant on some other important matters;
if So there is no telling what the world has lost,
for all those letters were there destroyed
But the subject four remarks has finally brought
up in State prison. Many ofhis old acquaiut
ances are only surprised that he didn't get theIo
long before this, However, We must not exult
over fallen foe, jeff. has good qualities--of
course he has, or he wouldn't have been made n
Brigader General--but those good points are
very few, and can be summed up in three lines
lie is good humored brave, and remarkably sner.
getic. He has qualities which render him ridi-
Culous, but be has others, too, which render him,
as loeman, quite "worthy Of our close watch
ing.
he now is, for he is one we had better feed than
6obt-uot that we are nfraid of him, but he is
little too cunning too Industrious, and too wary
to be allowed to roam at large IN wooded count.
~. We've had enough Of him.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-03
TVlJgir1l rcpcsaIs. {
Orlce Of Observation-Disclosures xn.L or susssr.

CEce OF AgsIsTlsT.COnMisSARfOKNEE OF SUBssT-
. EscS, M stale-., N,~,York. Marco 81, tol ,
A RAY SUPPLIES --Sealed s. Proposals viii
be received by tss nndet.iy1rd 1t hts efce unit
,'eeck p tn MOS ,hs of Api ls<3 rf fa,ot h9s
DESiCd AfED POTATOES fofi sue 20 tbe Unioi 5tates
Army icf tes nicDlhs from April h Ociooer I1J, a. tae
rate otess hrRdyed ssors nd 20 JnGs per sM .,..
The dtsecst-d potssoes pc maousttured nom the
best vihpe OF sound poi.toes sni DO in .i particulars per
tt article 10 be around line snd packed n air ht TN or
nc boss each con~nHs s1ty Ponods Or he les sna u
ADD convenient quantity the tin snc boxes TO be
Uacheo IA strsu. snd strapped wooden boxes tteo
in osehl sh sunsn bs.d eIds 40 por sanJ 10 be
sesp ~ this ohics. l.Nf .l4l
Esch b to haye confederation, must be accompanied ~
sample OF ave fail and eonpiste Of 'he Ps es o-n
fadHaldeue and mnst stse wnle Che ma1sstur,pg esia
Toe td IN order that may he visited with the
view Of giving Of tho ability vi sne Proposing parties
10 furnirb the article required
Each bid contain the written rusranty of two respon
ibs pssonswhoss ability pond 10
OF tea toudnd dodTs be certified by u. District
Attorney or other proper officer as olow,;- ..
We the unabridged hereby agree tns should oil or
part OF the above bid be accepted will give bond Ia
the OF ten thousand dollars that the contract shall be duly
filed" .f. b.r r.... rf Ln nDN
Payment hee,orc 10 be made 10 such funds may be
furnished by tue United 3tsos. Tn fr ~ i1N
Coptneer, are Expected bold their goods without En-
peDse to the United states. until required for shipment
. A. B. EATON. Col aud A. G. @. 8.
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Pa.aenxers Arrived

=. .,,amshir Eagle, from Horosa-E. w. Rollins W. b.
r. Bsebsm T. b. Neol aud ady, O. CULLEN. Miss Yer
,;sI h. yerrer and lady A MAsosss. p PsrrOn Mr.,
rra H. Nei,s, 4. Morrel and lady u. ksrabops Mrs w.
Peii Ms. rel u. G. Pell, Mira Yznasa, J; Ann Bel
mott LADY snd servans; II. Doussss Dr. M. y. LIN
eui.t G. W. Lcgber. T. j. Morrison. 3. de Ia vtgs, Gon
rsIes j. ~ Cor zaes, Whiilock. q. Dowley, Mis-
Dowiey and servant, Matthias. C. Eek, Mr. smi b,
Mrs j. J. Mcndez A. Ysu,g'. J. " Davis M 7. White z.
r. Pedrop LADY and MIRA G. hoIe aud servaut M L.
Morsll ard servant B. de ia Guerra L. M PrenthL NJ D.
oavlle. Ara Mcclellan and soai r. Lord lady 3ehdisd
snd servant; H. Heenan, Wales, A. Espentn L So
ciss MIRA g. w. Brttop ard children. de Ia RoretA w
p RanuiKeu j. Booth j. Booth, Jas. Robinson and
lady George Ross W. Gallo Misc Pserson, O. Chist and
lsdy, DoIsn MerlC Geo Bennett. 4 johnson; u Far,
2uszs npe, j. del Canal Mia. Waltes Mics +. Mechan.
r. G. CGerss Dursnd. y. McGregor r. Camerden J. X.
TTuehla C. Mc0rsxor, j. H. Jsvsle, J. Medina. Madame
Bonnet Madame Hardy Mics Mepdoss Miss AryiIs, Mise
MADAM. Miss MSlino. Mis- McCae. j. NJ Cowan, r. Henry,
C. ~ Johnsoo, Mrs, A p Harmon. Mrs p O. Loud. Capt
j. Lawrence, J. b. Arcber c. o Foster, H. Craze. 4.
SMITH, {. King, McLsne Brooks, A NJ Polo. v. v.
Lsdo L-. u
n 5erk Ma,asel non Ba,bado,-B. gurnhsm, Capt @.
w. Pssse, late OF bark Ellen, condemned ct Barbados
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= SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
.. PORT OF NEw-YORK......APRILa

.r d. Cleared.
stesnsbip-POtonsc, Hoffman, Neworleaus. X. B. c'sn
well & Co.
Se,mers- Admiral Dupont Adams. Boston. whi,oey .
Hrth.ysyif w. Bruno, Foster Baltimore J. Thompson
B1kss Cunillus (Iir Archibald, Gibraltar Edmistor
Bros l. Cushne Cocord Poitlsnd Walsh Carver Chase
jane A. Bishop Ora Downey, Havana w. w. kuasel Bro
Co. Ge-the tfort ps cIps oPorte HaEeu'ey.. Bun
Bigs-Kenpcbcc Blair. Sa1 Miguel, Brock~sy Bsk~r
Sea Lion, -, Zass, G. &. J. PeteT,i RsIssATt (Assl
Luina, Fslnoath, Fpnch, Msitck6 Wendl
Sehoouen-L- T. Smith. Osborne. Wellington, J. Smith
Belle Cusbery Yort River. r. J. Csmptei O. w Chaplin
Fsrnbam, Washington, l. Kenny Joseph 0ncs tBr) Jack
800 Port-au. Prinoe r. murray IT, Rsph Hewitt Rhodes
Boston ". s; Lrownk Co; Breeze ssnasn fesk kiIet
Van BIm; Snsht; Ney, hckssg York Riyeri Sea Bird
Scott WshDson Jonas Smith Ezra S. Potter Potter
West Btnnx Brown 2 smsh, Saow, York River, H. c.
Fishsr; Exchange Cosk, Bsrscea I. Peersn; Etse1
pcss; Phlsdspha Bentlsy; smith Co J. T. Psit brett,
Wsshinsion. Beatlsy. Saah Co John Msnlove Brown
Phhsdeiph;s W. Mckee, ouseha tBrl Horton, Nam
nllli f. +. brown Co. War stsed Cook fhiIsdslPhi
W. Mckee; Kate Stewart. Tssgns. PhisdopoiA Brett Son
Co Conrscrcs Danels Fortess MonIosI Label AlbeI
Toeksr Fortress MonIoe Maria Jane Crosby, Aur CayssH
Becker 10. F..I .r4
soOp-W. c. Psndleton. Borden. Block IssDd
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port ANoncs. q
SrATk on NV. Yoax

"A IL roRrwtEpES' UTucs No I9a wsp-,.}
NOTICE IS Hereby gwen, III accordance viii
II .scdon Of the act psssed April H. lcsI rlutied Al
Nc. TO .orps'rs ue Wsrdsns Oics the Pod OF New
Yo,s Ill 80. having charge o. tbs
sct natter Of SUCH ieqry, eS.bfnston susy that
the following vessels now uncsr ~
lroens and that The ssid surveys will be
completed within ten ds sreceedns iais notice oa
hesra said vessels: ..~ f-.r
ak sam Mora's.
Brig Coariere Oh .irr No Is n r.
Brig Surf. .Cslhsrine f.rry Braoklyu
Bfis Gios ileridith.. Thoup.ois
Schooner Eiifs Pier No 8 h. K
sarah Julia 5tr,s
Schooner Spray ponts
! -. I 1904 WA II. BUhLEl0H, Pttslaeni.
J. Aus'f HsRRIsAs. Secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-03
QuAarERxlsryxGssEnAIs OyyrcR,

WILMINGTON CITY Mach to 1908. , :
OWNERS OF STEAM VESSELS are iavited
" 70 send TO the Office tenders for
their charter or sale.
Tenders should contain descriptions Of the vessels their
Dimensions enrolled Teitsrea tunnsge, actual carrying
propeller whether iron q copper fastened Size sud power CT
epsnes aud boie and should state the price 1t which they
offered for long short chatter with The estimated value
OF thu IN Of os, IN Government should
prefer 70 puT chase instead Of charteriDg. 80
Owners OF steam vssas already IN tho service OF the
uarerm.-trs Department reqaeted 10 make known to
Tho reduction 40 their present rates which
they may b. willing grant, and also the price ct which they
will be willing TO sell them
All such should be addressed to the Quart.
Of the UIted States s Wa hngton and should be
indorsed Proposals. for charter sac 81 1tsae" Whom
they win be considered aud the Department will
deavor duce the heavy attending transport
alton anon tho and tide waters by substituting when
d. cheaper vessels Of equal capacity for thoss
now employed. 4. .U.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-03
Proposals.
QrARrERSAsrxR'. oyyIoR, No. srsrs.r..,

.CEALED PROPOSALS viii he received Ia, at this
~ Office liR u O'Clock "A on MONDAY p.x, for f,,r.
ni.biag viir Ten days fr1n the o. efr such
FIVE HUSDKED lGJoD. ,SUUrD, STRONG 1,AlkIWS
HOBS rs betw,-p the sge Of iy- add nae year. Of ss
color 81 good working eondion and pCt less than a
hi,h 10 uer cent OF may msres the
ssdlpv, The,s animals will be subj gid los psc,ion
and viii be pad for ,seh Funds as may be she'd by the
mari nj ,he number required and the may ievrre
In lots OF one hnndsed or Bidders will please
price for each hyrse delivered and give tao names Of two
WY STEWART VAN Wit,
flD Hi rIW ga Major and q fsrterrrsse e. u. ) A.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-03
Gcpartnersbip Notices.

NOTICE.-The firm Of JOHN COX q Co.
wa, Dissolved on the 18th January a4 by the death Of
Mr. John Coz Tho unsettled business win be closed BY the
suryiyin, partners ALFRED H. COX,
- HENRY. T. cox
ALFRED II. cox .nd HPNRY Y. cox hsts this day
BROTHERS and viii continue tho business heretofore u
No ees broadway, corner lthsl y III
New-York April ]. 1853. ~
VIHE COMPREHENSIVE heretofore existing
i undo, tho firm Of TAPPEN a BURD 10 this day dis
Tho nrH'' name u" ''s'''-'''' DAVID TAPrEN
'. q. w. BUBD.
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IAdv r.issr.e,h.l

low TO OBTAIN Ir.--There has been some
COZ ~ Th, @ on 10 vac ba.,.s !.
fdit lus rate. and print IT, Theit-if they would svs
The aseyes Of the profit ITO sell H. But the smpss' Wy "
Secure It, prompt and regular delivery 20 your owe oos
iolere ~ sod ,ddress the pub vhes rs tclbwsi
WELLS No 80 Broadway. oubse iQiieos ~y "a css,sr
with the pill naIhber, wb ch contains Poffa'ts sn "a ,n
To- Of Mr. c. W Stafford inventor u TIE ~ Mere
Rev. Alex. Clark ErBSoLoGr OF the Sserc Mtn.
oRY Scotch ser, Going to EayoPe , An. p,ses,ual
Hidden Lie. ANAroay OF tho BRAIs T.. L.ns"sae
Love- Economy-ntsrstiDE Ladies Ss ws % "a or 10
HUMAN PKRTECTIoN-bow sitaiood' on' 'S1s'T =
eont
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-03

BoAsp or sURxRvlsoRs, 0'rcy No, = CITr Hall
kEw.YoHK, March 20, 1888
PROPOSALS for the Hiring aor Leasing OF
pr.nisss 10 be used Amorie for the various Ccmpa
dies Ind Rsgents Of the National Guard Will o.
Al the office Of the Clerk Of the Board Of super
sors rom owners Of property and othexs ~ ;syo .Ms
Tho proposals. locations quantity Of roomsfm
By srdsr u Special Committee % Arperiss nd ptsf
Rooms 'oo' D. Aoc"0' ~'-
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r oaDsAses oIrcE. WAC Drr, ~ ,ss,

OaDSksty OFyICE. WAR DEPAnTEENT,(
WAsuisGros. March ~ 1868. }
PROPOSALS will be received at this office
until o'clock D. M 90 tho 3Dh Of APRIL. 1869 for fur
uhng sI hundred Wrought Iron Beams for hds Of Chas
Th..s beams ar. 70 be the following spochea
tionst
similar IN .ppe.rsncs 70 tbs "".hsped bes In The coa
siralon Of his-proO buildings lis 70 be straight
we, bitter and cindsr ,ea The outer surfaces OF the
two A.as.' are psss parallel % .aSn V,ao, l ,n,
middle line leaving them to project equally on esoh aide and
mus; DO without esss. ., sosrax 1s
Ian, 81 nail inches.
D.pss e.,wssn outei.ari.css Of aanles Is inahe.
Thoiass. Or DANCES Of outer edse..... Is inches.
s.:. 81 s BE- Inspected i Il: following rai:
They are TO be made Of good tough wewortsd clear iron
the sbsence e which qualities enesy indicated ey rough
'sS h. s. I'D as ,., % ssS ss
ssrs md .ie ,s Of clnder Win their rejection
ia They % DO Of the required dimen'0us and square
ID They DO ssssh, and free t'Om short ssDd' in tho
"a III. outer plano suroes Of the nsnses to be parallel
each other and in p.ae. pspsndsoI 20 thai Of he web
All, from r,,ss the rails along their whole isnsths tbs
edges nes whe the webs are to hot to bear their
sf The aanss. are be perfectly equal side Of tho
VALUATIONS ALLOWED INSPECTING.
In length OF ~ incn
In dspth OF rail- le mon
In THE kpes. Of web. 10 inch
In warp OF wind. In depth Of hanse at extreme end
OF Nv inen
Difference La distance between outer edges of plane
surfaces Of hanges different sides of web at any
o-e.s section o. 10 inch
straight edge Of equal length with the fah placed
on the outer sdgo OF the fanee should not depart
from Il al any point morn than .... rs inch
plan. .urfscs paoed on the web should 10, depart
from il any point more 10 inch
oil surface placed tho plane suriscc Of either
hangc should not depart from Il q, any point more
from square in depth Of rs inch
specimsns OF hs beAs drawings OF them. be
At the United states Ar.snss al lort Monroe Virginia
Bhdesburg aud Pittsburgh, Pcanylvsns and Wasrtown
Biddens will state thu number OF beams they propose
furnish the time wheL they wiz connence the delivery
which should early possible, and tho number they
can deliver weekly after commencing tho delivery Psos
where they will make thom and the price pound for
Inch they viii deliver them at the POINT Of vessel railroad
.ipmsnt n<.Ien TO their worka
No bid viii be- entertained except from persons actually
engaged In the pianuacs Of rsn evidence Of which must
accompany the bid. ,,,
into bonds with proper surctss for ts faithful futlmcnt
add transfer Of thu contract 10 another party viii rs
entire forfeiture. !. eel
Tie right Is reserved TO reject al proposals II the prices
deemed too high II for II not deemed for the
public interest TO seeept them. ''f-
Proposls win be scaled and addressed 10 "Gen. w
RPLEY Chief OF Ordnance, Washington, ID. c." aud VIII
be indorssd Proposals ior Wroush. Iron Besm.. cd
- = JAMES w. RIPLEY. ~
Bigsdier General Chief Ordnance.
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Professional Notices.

ALL IMPORTANT SURGICAL CASES,
N also Plies F,sia stricur. Stone 10 the Bladder De-
Of both stresled Dr. DANIELS oree Ne III e'h%s
near i<thst
EHARLES 8. SPENCER, Attorney and
Counsellor al Law Proctor and Advocate in Cour'.
No. 35s Broadway, Nsw.fok he'idense-Se ~ A0Aa''
Trrracs West 2od.s, (bet~'een pth and ioth-ev)
EDWARD II. DIXON, NJ. d., Editor OF The
IL sealpsi and Operating aud Consulting Surgeon. No ~
.th.sy Once consultations the more obscure dssse.
the pelvic visoetA Rupture, Piles. varicocsis ana fu
rrdicsy cured without the knife hgatus. Once hoos
from 70 ., 4 70 Q, end Z 10 evenings TO
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Cost di,0 Fonn6.

4 OST.-CERTIFICAIE for 80 SHARES OF
l. CHICAGO AND ROCK ISLAND RAILROAD 90.
STOCK No. 1884 dated March 70 1861 In the name Of wes
ton Dortic Co. The public cautioned against negotsi
AZ the tnnsfer has been stopp-d suitable reward
viii be paid Tor recovery at tho Office Of the Company No
~ w ilIsLl.a. N. Y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-03

AUsEYvL BosrHLr.-we call attention to the
sdvssemsn q 7n< Unissx ssasss Nail ussfa sh.s& pub.
has moashy N this city, end devoted entirely to pohs,
hss" n~hss found valuable assistant 10 Ill fes.ms,
N saa 0As via dssrs to keep posted with regard 10 the
end existing laws end regulations Of the Post
rAsss Il foreign postage, sto II 4 Pub.
rsasi under the Social sanssios 81 the Dvpsxtus.t
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IA nnnniainant and nv Geo. NJ.

soughon ofNewYork for the complsipaut and BY Geo
Ire SBd Ssmne Fisher Of Cnenneti for the defer diD
questions these psieDts have been thoroughly contested
Ne Coor, have recently rendered decision sastsi0ng
hc Ta'er's oil poin end holding tht n-f pa BY
fo dgfndsnts IA re al those 0ep'- and Rave ordered
decree ior IN aesoga. and pype,gsl RIpncto9 ta4
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Groceries ano propisions.
~ GILLrES's PER
20 CENTS OLD PLANTATION POUND.

kSV CENTS OLD PLANTATIUN rUUND'
Coffee. srD IfL
To al lovers Of fine favored Coffee. =.
We have eouplssd srIsugelnenIs Whereby we s to0s'
about -" y" Old PLANTATION COFFEE, .g =.
which we oH.r the public superior beverage any
heretofore sold in this market
"'' THE OLD PLANTATION COFFEE -
ior 10 The Coffee usually sold such Mocha Jaws. Mara
csbo &c Hotels pvsss families, boarding houses rs''Au,
'sn''' N'' HE OLD PLANTATION CoFFEE -,
oo,e reliable than ordinsfy Coee by our new MODE o
II will be found TO contIn perfect uniformity o.
PM ID only 10 one pound psckssesso pounds In csss
vi,b f,fl directions Ia Zach package.
ror sale py sfooers generally. ,.f .N'
PHcs Cents per poupd bersl diseoant 70 the trade
80 S'rT ID WRIGHT oILLlES BIO,
Nos 49, 23s aud 23T Washington-st.. N. r.
La 5TfI i q Importers aud Msnufacturds.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-03

BOARD on AlprRxas.-As the session Of this
Bs yesterday, President wa.h k.ssrs Frsu... ana
Ss sh were the only nsubsrs Who answered the rop M
md uwsnt Of sqsorem TIE Board .djosped .ae "a I.
vu aid that the fsmsiaiss nsnbssa v,s n Albany lost;n.
sts The Tar bill and other insss,sts.
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fAdvertlssmentl ,

O,- ,.av readers will be not only delighted. bat
win receive ysusb- apd nnSo aa non S a.
sminsncn a. siypsoss No, 4sS Brosd~sy The articles
.asmbroideiy incudej-sre made wholly on tho
asyoxxK A. BAEER Sc wine-Mschine. ST. i.i.f I"..
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CITY ITEMS.

AelptxY or MuIc.-On Saturday there is 10 be
N s1i,sorainary grand gala combination Matinee" com
ssurps p ND on which OCCASION tho entire opers Of
'Liuda d Ch.nsunr" viii DO performed After which tho
ssond oct Of Maseneo." Msdoh, Sulrer, Ains, Bel
ta Bseh and Coa appear On the nt opera and harzo-
hsa Biscd, and hu.iss in the second epere
on Monday ",.ue win be performed FOR the hrss
ans IL America See advertisement
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-03

FIRE IN Wssr TafRrY-xIcHrH srRxtT.--Ah0us
eeoch Yesterday morning the officer On tie beat asesv
Ihy-egh street. which he nyuishsd before apch dsza
ssv~ soas. was sviesatly tho sot efsn acsnAsry. y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-03

MARBLE MANTLES.--The best place In the
N - -. An. chss pest MARBLE MANrLE5 &c:
an bs Soashf 4, o. A. KLABEKS Marble Yard, Noio'
Esss isth..i, ses1 ID w. xsy-Yosk lCat thi. oatl IL
UNFINISHED ROOMS or PART Of HOUsE
I 70 LET Ns u Gssi-l6fh-st n FrfJ,s q "A 4
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-03

hfNtAruhs ALMANAC.
Sun-Risss ..5:ll Sets ......6!76i Moon Risss.i-
t. hisH wLTRH THi. o. ..t
SEndy Hook ESQ Gov. Island. 7;se Hsns3sts.. pal
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-03

The London Sporting Life announces that match
x $1,000 has been made between Tom Kis sAd John G.
Hssssn hsh I" H-n'i'' 'FTT,''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-03

9BoARD or CoUscILkxs.-Tbers wss no ouoru ID
MS Beard On ThuDday The next nss.ias III be On
eess.y. - d -
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miscellaneous.

, A LEXANDERs SILAMEAU for RhSIOR-
"A ING the NATURAL COLOR II the Hale
! TT WITHOUT STAINING THE SKIN
t..tI and
m NN WITHOUT PREPARATION.
A simple application producing any shade OF coio IRON
broyn no. beautiful black dependes. the number OF spp-
cations psoducing permanent and natural oolo aud oeao
tifnl soh silky and glossy appearance
bjs A. tiee Ia one of the moot extraordinary discoveries OF
modern scence dispensing entirely with ell preparations
troubesonis other days leaving no permanent stain or
smu. on the skin and ires from ,Dy pernoious etocts
YtI'hi IRIS pyK
q t.t IA NO EQUAL IN The WOULD
inAV SOLD RETAIL BIZ
All the principal Druggists tn the United States
It- and by l "i
r..f HFGEMAN Co.,
.a.fU rle Nsg.Yofk.
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THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY FOR

UERGNES's ELECTRO-CHEMICAL
Y BATHS, No. iie tth.av attended by Df. vERGkEs,
~ Inventor celebrated for tho Extrsction OF Metallic
and for Rhsumatism Chronic Disorder and al
DisessSs Peculiar 70 Lsdish fgsnInyag1D odI rGua
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STEAMSHIP GREAT EASTERN. - '''
~ FROM NEW.iDkK TO LIVERPOOL
Tho Steamship
r.HU GREAT EASTERN.
W.ITHR pAToS Commander.


Tho Steamship . .
f.1I GREAT EASTERN,
.f-... WALTER PAToS, Commander.
viii be dispatched
PROM LIyERPooL;, FROM kEw;YohK'
SATURDAY Apnl 10. SATURDAY, May
TUESDAY, June . TUESDAY, June y -.
$50 70
Each berth according 10 .ire stusiion aud sosommoda
ton Of the stseRoons; al having the pr,ileses In
Saloons and regard meals and attendance saes OF
EXCURSION TICKETs OUT kND BACK, IN THE
n, FIRST CABIN ONLY A FARE AND HALF,
Servants Accompanying pat,ng,n AID children under u
ysss of age, half Are. lnf.sts tree. 80 "a.
SECOND CABiN-sls,eRoom beIths. meals furnished q
separate tables, ~
THIRD CABfS.-InisTDsdis,s STATE Rooms Pas'spssrs
found with beds bedding table utsnss aud good sao,
STEERAGE-Wish superior accom- n1od4,io "
fares IN gold its equivalent In u : esJ
Each passenger owed 20 cubic foe' Of luggage An srPs
rtencsf earsson On board .
For passage spplyts CHAS. A. WHITNEY.
Al tho pniec. No. % Broadway.
For freight sppiy 20 - ..
r No. 50 Soath.t-
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BIRD afi 70 SnJesm !sossE an sSi I3zcIsH
- sssd Dssi vel ls4 90 issst ~ besiesei 90 ssy
l..nAn In A IA
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81 Div civ Eai1a.isca 90 eei 'Slq w
.tssse1eGi tsdgemos
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NJ O. ROBERTS LINE. . - 70 D
W. STEAMSIi FPS toSAN FRANCISCO snd OREGON,
over NICARAGUA TRANSIT. The stes nsldp
1I AMERICA or ILLINOIS.
viii leave for GREYTOWE. TO Connect with stesmshP
n MOSES TAYLOR $500. -3f
ct noon on SATURDAY, April Is, 1868.
ID. NJ CApRINOTON,
No. IN Westtt corner Of Warren.
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Boots amo Shoes.

NC So So "a, and - 50.-SHOES and
Z S.--Plssss csl aud Examine before psrehssine ~
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