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The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-06-20
CT e at S ale
VALUABLE CITY PROPERTY.
THE UNDERSIGNED, EXECUTORS OF THE

THE UNDERSIGNED, EXECUTORS OF THE
j Estate of NJ. W. Foster, deceased, offer for
sale the following very valuable City Property:
THE THREE STORY BRICK, DOUBLE
Store Houses, Corner Main and First Streets 10 by
80 feet, heavy Stone Walls in cellar and snbsran-
italy built in every way, With large fire and bur-
glar proof vault, cistern, double privies, and gas
fixtures throughout; now occupied Oh the nTst
floor by John Healey, Bookseller and J p Elliott,
Grocer; on the second floor Evansville Library
and Reading Rooms; on the third floor the large
Hall formerly occupied by the Free MasoDs.
These Stores at the present time are under rent for
81 200, and would command over $1,000 if vacant.
THE TWO BRICK STORE HOUSES AD-
joining, on First Street, large court in Now
occupied on the first floor by G. Copeland Banker.
and Goldmsn, Berg & Co., Clothiers; on the
second floor by O. s Collector and Assessor; and
the third floor Odd Fellows Hall At present
under rent for $1,000, aud would bring much
more.
THE VERY DESIRBLE PROPERTY KNOWN
as Lots No. aud 7, o. p. $50 by $50 feet, corner
Locust and Water Streets, with the two Brick
Warehouses. each so by 100 feet, now occupied by
the U S. Qusrtermaster; andihe convenient Store
and Dwelling House, Cistern, WOodshed, &c, ad
joining. Under rent for 81 400.
THREE VERY ELIGIBLE VACANT LOTS,
corner Locust and Fourth Street, Fronting the
upper market buildingsl, IS by IS feet These
Lois would afford the most desirable locations Ter
retail stores in the City.
THE FRAME WAREHOUSE AND BRICK
Double Smokehouse i'll rear; Lot u by 70 feet;
Cistern attached Situated corner locust and
Dunham Streets. These building are well adapted
for Pork Business
THE FRAME WAREHOUSE, 3T1& by 100 feet,
and Lots s. 6 and Z, Block %, L. E., being 81 feet
Oh Canal and running through tn church Street.
The attention Of CAPITALISTS Is respectfully
invited to tho above list, containing the most
desirable property ever offered for sale in this
City, and presents an opportunity for the most
reliable and profitable investment that could be
made; and being situated in the very centre Of
business, it must maintain its pre-eminence.
TITLE PERFECT. Terms will be made known
by application to
GEO. FOSTER, or Exocr,ors
my26-3m JOHN W. FOSTER.
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And ill orders for any amount required, from q
Fsip-r Of NEEDLES to Bale OF Sheeting.
Being "Men OF mUdesty and Gentlemen of but
few words, we only ask our friends to give us O
call. Our Goods will speak for themselves, and we
will leave the matter the decision of our custo-
mers not fearing that they will Act for their own
interest by making Liberal Purchases Of us.
my20-lv JAQUESS & FRENCH,
No. 10 First Street, Evansville.
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EW BOOKS.

HARPLR's PICTORIAL HISTORY OF THE
GREAT REBELLION.
LESLY'S HISTORY OF THE WAR
SOUTHERN HISTORY OF THE WAR,
printed from the Richmond Edition.
MCCLELLAN FROM BALLS BLUFF TO
ANTiETAM. by Geo. Wilkes.
NATIONAL TAX LAW, amended March, 1850
CoNSCRIP ION LAW, ouly cents.
BIBLES, with Photograph Album.
DOUAY BIBLES.
new assortment of Inkstands, Rulers, Pencils,
&c. at D0BELLs.
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SAW Mill.
Pigeon Creek Saw Mill.
STARK, BRINKMEYER & co.

rAyISG BOUGHT THE ABOVE SAW MILL
I'll of Mr. Cody, are prepared to execute all
orders for Lumber at the shortest NOTICE with
promptness and dispatch, and will give full salts
faction to all.
Give us a call before you buy elsewhere. Orders
can be left at BRINKMEYER & cos.
myI3 3m Main Street, OF at the MILL
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TAKE NOTICE.
Mowers and Reapers for
Sale.

WE HAVE AN ASSORTMENT OF BUCK.
W EYE MOWERS and REAPERS on hand,
which he will sell on reasonable terms Also'
Kirby's Combined Mowers and Reapers ut mann
taoturers prices. KRATZ s HEILMAS.
June |, 1863
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FOR SALE.

DY THE UNDERSIGNED. THREE GOOD
ID Farms, three Houses and four Lots Also,
464 Acres of good unimproyed Lands
J. S. JAQUESS,
Nc. 10 First Street, Eysnsvill"
June Ilth, 1865
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DRUGS. BRUSHES. &c.
Pocket Books.

lust RECEIVED THE LARGEST AND
d best assortment of Pocket Books, Portmonies
and Wallets kept In any one Store in the West at
SCHLAEPFER'S Drug Store.
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To be found in any one
House in the West. Mems,
Boys and Children's Hats Of
every Fashionable style in
vague either East or West.
Mems Black and Colored Fur and
Wool Dress Hats.
Mems Black and Colored Fur and
Wool French Hats.
Mems Black and Colored Fur and
Wool J Planter and Planter Hats.
Mems Black and Colored Fur and
Wool Burnside, Monitor, Cochran,
&C., Hats.
Mems Plain and Colored Leghorn
and Straw Hats.
Mems Panama & Palm Leaf Hats.
Boys Fur and Wool Hats, (great
variety.)
Boys Leghorn, Straw and Palm
Leaf Hats.
Children's Fur, Wool, Leghorn,
Straw and Palm Leaf Hats.
The above Stock has just been
purchased directly of the Manu-
facturers of New England for
CASH, at low figures, and we will
sell as low as any jobber East,
transportation added. Call and
examiue our Goods before buying.
No trouble to show goods.
MORGAN, READ & co.
vAxsv1rts. March IS. 1854.
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TucxrHsor, March as' 1883
The schI. Mary Alice, Capt Wm. Bio"n ' ~ an. 10,
ashore the South Shoals near the eH'i'" :. M,cbi.,
Hstbor Inlet built about seven .rss, and "a
Nc he. cargo sS. consigned BY Mcconnell Arroyo
p'I'".v Nth, N.wYork. The schr i' $50 tun' reg
h 70 . . n" :. s dwight T. s. surss', and James
'p1 IN. outside of the shos in very exposed
Ns hs.,v 80, running except low water, mskios al
for vessel Of any size except sun boat 70
get near hsr She leaks but little as ye'i "a W." 70
made to get ont her cargo. In whole paekss, Po'.o''
vii, .epa In few days what progress 10 made In getting
Tho schr Rebeccs Of this place, has been char
,.r.d by the sseu Of the underwriters who has just arrived
and will proceed at her assistance, and convey part Of
her earso TO Nsw.York.
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IN .seaw,hip hraeo. from Port Royal s. c..Mra n
nsvuopd child and servant Mrs Ebert. Miss Brooks Mrs
bible Ms Boatscue, Mrs. Nicholson and children Mr..
d. FLANDERS Mr., Hynes aud child, Mrs Clark Mira Hsws
tsp ard child Cap, Theodore Bacon Major Bruen Msjo
WIN Y. Baker }. NJ. Griswold r. Edgar. Leroy Edgar
Tery d. suydsrn. Mr.. Weaver, Dr. Winten y foote, 1t
Col McChesney P.ymssseI Lawrence, U. NJ Ass En-
sineer Boyn,on, U. Nj Capt Kreaser Capt Nieker,Oo
Capt LsnSdon, 4. y s. Artillery GsP ": EuieT Di
Geo H. Farsr Lieut. Holmes. Mr. Stanton. o. u. Smith
C. Lowell, Mr. Ernendorf, G. s. Mdsserook Mt k,moah
d G Jsn,eJ A. g. Leonard, Mr.. Conkin, Henry schoppe
VA Ryan. MI POgge Mr. Cemso, Mr. Cs.teis and .1n
J. D. Franklin Mrs. O'Ne Mrs. Socldae and child Mrs
Keai Ma Sullivan. Mr.. Bacon. 4. IA Blank j. b. Mckea
CP Ware. Z. y. Reed, Forbes, and l4o IN "a cabin
IL ,teanship Hansd, from Bremtn and S0rtaampton-h
edeneister NJ GildeInester Geo. LsnmsnI ihos Ache.
Mr. Won Sable G. Bruno. Mn Livings,one ~ Dom, A. Z.
Lamoite b. sprungk. wife and child c. Hermann. T. y
euyh Miss ARMSTRONG ii. Cattle, Anna NJ Petersen, w
Gate and M Z. Erlebsch. g. Bukenne and fofniy Aug
Hoamann, H. Abel, H. MiIthof r w. Psncretz, FloIs
Huesmsn Mrs. Murksn Msthilde Koher, l.. Meier. G.
ReehlerD J. Glor and wife 7. Parent D. simon steiiI
n Sup r. Brouelesn. j. g. Schloendo ZeiliDe Leis
sper Resale Leis.uer, Csrone OIenstein, Bothmer
Anrecht ". w. Wandel y. Kirsehof, r. schiorb w Val
sntin, Agnes Lambert and children, 5. Morgensen,
Hinis and Wife e. GeIdes Minna Gerdes T. Mingst Mr
Davis and wife, T. Booth aud family, y. T. Hudson III
esErarrs Emile Girsud and 3sS In the steeIsse-
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Arrived.

Steamship Hsnss tBremcn) Van santen. Bremen Msrek
T. snd southampton 18Th, mdse and pass 10 Oechs Co
bad fair weather and variable winds during the passage
March rs lat ~ 80 lou. Al, icebeIgs, next day
wss surrounded with tnnuesbe oebergs and large patches
broken field ice from ybseak un snnse saw the
bes IN AT ~ So Ion. 40 50.
s1ea H. cotton to William, Guion. March 49, lat " so
scn ~ pnsed steamship AYabs from Bos.ron March a.
e'sst OF Ireland, experienced heavy gale from N w
s.sh..r struck by sea- damaging the ruddcr head.
Spas. ~ " '"''' "''
sesDsidp A1syo ~. g. trsnspertl Capt H. A. osdsden
% rer Royal, :. Co. st q March 49, pass 10
..,.Iin Ns,s '1stmss,er Ar a Port Rsssl Mach a.
hS,n New lv g 10th, monitor battery Keokuk
SealDsnIp ~. Iecte tBIL Wiley, Glasgow vie Portland
1V6xys Lnat, ana ps1 TO y Macdonald Go.
d rs fs - Of fsrmouthl Corning, London Feb
ssAptel iceberg. ~ ~ ~ ~ PA''oa
Bik Anton Guntlsr fo.den.) Zstess. Lopdo, As d.v.
30 bsI.ast 10 Ruser BIos. ~'"N'A ~ u"y'
BARK Esasoe iBT.l Luce, st. Thomas W 1.h L., a,
tsnst 10 Checker Wood l. Ca. - "'' -'A -A''' III
Brig Cosalos (of Est 1sssias) Talbot Cenf,eyos March
H. sugar - Simpson Clapp Sailed company MA f,js.
Brlifnt <BI for Philads pt ans Shbboeth for Posio
March s Of Double Headed sh1s Key saw bart w. Joso
ghs Gilmore Meredith (of gspimOr-) Snow. Trinidad
Cola srh ~ to nIstsr Mach e OFT Cape
81 I1O mites s. = f. from sandy EaVk spoke sohr Troro
E fon CeDDesos for NEWTON; supplied her VITA pro
NdO.s
bf Rensh.w (Of e,srafl, Pierce. Asesio' March 60
~ 10 JsG t. Wsrd Go.
ths Silver Cloud lsE. Of Cape Towpl Charles, csgs
Few, Z. o. ", Jsa.G wool u H. BoyAtyD u Boston
sean sseYs, Whiemore Cieufoegos M.reh nossses 10
tsioc "a Hss sroshsseed heavy n e. sa'es most Of
ser 59s asgssS Bsrnors Port Royal days ia bal.
,. ss.. tai'iia jbJsfl pufces sS.ys init 10 sq
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1000 THE 12HX
lSOO: ,v.n,. CENTRAL RArnndd.S5OC'


THE sHoRTis 81 AND AND QUICKEST ROUTE
Fxox NEw-YoRk TO THE PaiScipAL WE1TIRs CIfIm.
Seven trans run deity fom New q, e rGssosipAiA Va
ALL I RoETE Leave S NEwSYokk FROM THE
FOoT OF COURTLANDT-ST. 80
way Of PhiIadepha the morning leave New.
York ct time other routes Evening passengers
At ). m., one hour later than other lines.
two bon later than tho Northern lines sad BY both
arrive at the time Northern lines IN Chicago aud all
points 10 the West Crestne Indianapolis Louisville,
poiuts West with fewer changes efcss.
Sleepina Cara without change from Phiadelphsa 70
Pittsburgh $50 miles and NewYork Pittsburgh, 40 miles
Smoking and Saloon Cars on oil trains Il
Fare the same other routes t
Bsxssse checked through. Transfers nee.
Secure Tickets; sss% sP g:sSi * R pfi:oSSSsh
The PennsyivaDia Censra Company runs an Emipaue
Accommodation Line, which affords conortsblc mode OF
travel parties moving Westward at oneha the
Of faro. c,rrcurs boo cog
BY this route freighs all descriptions can be forwarded
to aud aoy point tbs Rsroads OF oAio hensuesy
ROAD DlRECr, or to any port on the nsussos rren@
the West by stoirlsn from Pittsburgh. ,x,,,. l..
The Of Fright and from any point 10 tne em ~
the Central Railroad are az ali times "a
az are charged by other Railroad Companies ~
shippers intusuns the transportation oi ,ne .'snsi;
Com psny. can rely with htenee on It's 'Peeas N
Farmers and Dealers in Live Stock VIII nno s "a .no
yantaReous route Capacous YARDS wen an thts line
piled with every convenience have q sd 70 their
and rs ssa viii DO i1r
eans .ad resias choice 4 gasrsd Z sns
PblA, Ioisr Passenger Agent No. Astorhou,s.
LEIGH q Co., fIeish' Ass smS No. South wir!ams
MCDONALD & Bi5cHofF' II" No Bsitsrv.nrscs
rNocH LEWIS General surcrutsndsnt Altoona, Pa.
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF MARCH 81
Cleared.

esssmer-wm. Woodward Cundif. Baltimore. w. Dazcll
shiD-E. r. Wiljetts, Williams. shanshae, J. T. Jewst
4 Co
Buk,-sebrs Croker, Ltefeld. Opoto, H. d. Brookmsr
Co N. Ii. Gsston, Psrmslee Barbados. Bishop Bros
Brig-New Era, Asher New-Orleabs ii. II. brigham
Black Hawk (BI) Mcleod Densras Tynes Smith Per
sSon OBJ. Wall CisnloegDs, c. r. j. Peters w Mason
H.cb, Philadelphia Miller HoughtonI Anna ID. JoIdsz
(Br Psrthdss, haysns, H. d. Brookman 4 Co.
Acknowledgment Pistee Bizzard. Wilinington Del
T. s. Knssland; jane MARIA. Ward. Norwich y. Racket
1 Som Mary Parker. Polly CheITynoncj Chss Colsste
-, Washington, Beutty Smith Co; Rio GrSnde. Allen
Baltimore Bentley, Saith Co.; Eliz.bs Ann Mcfadden
Boston, CIowel Paynei Governor Chase, Philsdelphs
mater Ann Coombs odd, York Riyeri Ocean We've, Ba
her, Washington, ~ l.. McCIesdy Co.
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6dles bp Xnrflott.

DY BANeA n ME ERsST; A !: =. p,a.
~ iDs. Nos 80 and SO Brssdway-ssss Of Books Sta
uensfy fleures fka OF Art eods Fnrniauro
THURSDAY AFTERNOON April O. stl O'clock.
PAPERS hND SfATIONERYEComcrisins superfns
Writing PAGERS Envelopes Blank Books Ana variety Of
other stspS and Fancy Stationery. &c.
A j. BLEECKER, SON s. Co. win sell at
~. spstieD, on TUESDAY. April ~ II e'eloci. It
ON WILLETST-Two Houses and Lot, known q No.
IS WflletsL w. between Delaney and Rivrgten-sss lot
asy00 feet; house on street 2stsry brick front house In
nu 3tory brick The property rsnts for about $3.50 per
snnu aud Il in good order half can remain on bond and
mortsase. Possession May .r.r.rt
Il ON i06TH-STFour lots Of Ground, on the n ITO feet
east Of 3sv being size each 2xco feet half can remain
the street 10 100 feet wide.
- 80 ALSO-EXECUTOR'S SALE: -.
ON WEST I3rH-ST.-The Lot and Building on the n g.,
known No. 272 West 1Jths between 9Th and iotlays
bscksms shop 10 front and 3-itory basement hS su
cellar House rear with alley way; on the io' Zohi"
feet; $1,000 can remain on bond and mortgage "a,
By order Of WIN. JOHN NIX Executors Of the Es'a's
|" y XLsO-sUpREME COURT SALE:
ON PRINCE. SULLIVAN AND THOMPSON-slo'-
p T. RUGGLES, Rcferes.
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Drp GOODS.
BARGAINS y

r
RARGAINSl 70 I'D To- BARGAINS :!
~ .. rr.f.r.a I'll. ON ala Co., .-f..f. ~
MONDAY. March 80,
DECIDED BARGAINS
SILKS. SHAwLS. AND DRESS GOODS,
GREAT AUCTION SALES Ella. I.. I.
OF LAST WEEK.
BLACK sLKssb lus.sf, 81 Per yard
MOZAMBIQUE AND PoPLlNs. .. $50, iss., ~. and
.L 25c. -
BEST AMERICAN DELAINES only 2se. pss yssl.
STRIPED BR0CHE sHAWIS (sll wooD d "a o. 20
STRIPED BROCHE sHGWLs. superior quality, - 20 10
FASHIONABLE GRs REM g sHA&Ls ., 50 ...a
- 49, worth e5(
CHECKED WOOL sHAwLS. new designs, ss $Ats ~
HEAVY BARNsLEY DAM1sks. from Auction. 80, 81,
and u (worth 81 70 81 Is per ysrdl.
BLEACHED SHIFTING MUSLINS a 10, lec., md lec.
sysrd tsold recently for'1sc and 3Oc)
BARGAINS RECEIVING DAILY FROM AUCTION AND
PRIVATE SALES
w. X. PEYTON ~ ali
No. 274 BOWERY,
.r.... corner Houston-st
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ASSISTANT orARrEnMAsrRS's ovF,sE. Conner s. GO
TxfILL BE SOLD at Public Auction, on
w WEDNESDAY. April IS, at the Large Barn on the
square by and and 2st and 2adst alaIss lot Of
nnbc consins in part OF Saddles Harness Fort
sbe Forses Bisck,mth Csrpenter, and SaddIcrs Tools
Wall and Sibley Tents. Wagon Covers, shovel' spaies
Arcs and variety Of other Implements &c TO be soid IN
,ma, lo,s Sale TO commence at 10 o'clock a. m Terms
'"'"' '' Captain and A. q Nj. u. b. A.
J. C. McGuIRE & CO., Auciioneers.
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sohr. Edwa.d Lamsysr tof NsxbgryPsTl. ssyl.y Nay"
echr Emeline Griffin, New. Haven for Elissbethpot
Schr Nathanie Holmes Clark. Provldence, In ballast
schr Pennsylvanis, Ladd. New-B Bedford, ia ballast.
WIND--At sunset, from N.
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30th-Shps Humboldt, johannes KEEPER, Sou'ns"P'S'
City Of New.Yofk Calhoun. po.
Brirs-T. d. Wagner, L. w. Merritt, Mozambique
Steamer Che Kisng. Manhattan, Nimbie'
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HISiATuEB ALzAsAc
eup-R,ses,..s;ls Sets. Neon Sets. 4:ct
bIGH WATER THIS Dat.
Osndy Hook. 523 Gov. Island. e:l3 HslA0Gs. 7:a
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IT s. MARSIIALs SALE
PRIZE PROPERTY. sa
DANIEL H. BURDETT, Auctiones.
nv direction Of the Hon GIDEON wELLEs Secretary Of
the Navy. r..I.


By virtue Of orders Of sale 70 directed By the Hon
William Marvin Of the District Court Of the United satei
for tho Southern District Of Florida will sell by PUBLIC
a. LAMBERTs STORES. Atsn,ie Dock Brooklyn.
On SATURDAY, April4,
At IL O'Clock m
Sundry PRIZE CARGOES, a. followH
CARO- schooner ELIAS REED:
3S3 bbis ROSN. 4 cd SAILS.
~ bills SPIRITS TURPENTINE. lot LUMBER.
Cargo schooner THERESA:
1l0 sscks SALT.
CARO- schooner KATE
l05 s.cfs Salt; 10 bbls Coppersa
Cargo schooner ADVENTURE. .
20 coils Rope bales Rope
100 sacks Salt 10 bales Bass.
Csrso schooner LILY,
IL bales Bsgsi q carboys VitrioL
l68 kegs Powder.
Cargo schooner FRANCES.
Cage Schooner HERMosA, ~
n casks Powder.
Cargo Schooner MARIA .
!" Cargo Cargo s sioop BRocKENBoRovcH
II bales Cotton. .
bale Pckingsj Old Rope:
Cargo sloop GOOD LUCK. -
Cargo sioop sILAs HENRY. ...r M
% round bales Cotton.
Cargo Boat PRIZE.
round bales Cotton; Q packages Cotton.
3 half bales Gotten; package PicknGa
Cargo Schooner ALICIA
10 round bales Cotton.
Cargo Schooner VELOCITY
IL bales Rags; bales Leather ,,,,r,rp
Catalogues Samples Of Cotton at the oice Oh "
4 BROWN No. Il3 Whlst. JAMES " CLAff,
u s. Marshal Southern District Of FLORIDA
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& NEW-HAvEN RAILROAD.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT. tH 10
COMMENCING DECEMBER 1. 1862


1852 WINTER ARRANGEMENT 1861
COMMENCING DECEMBER l. 1909 ~
Passenger Station in NewYork 9th st ana 4thsvt
-I..o entrance 2stb-st..s,,,. BE-
TRAINS LEAVE NEW.iUhan: .nxn
FerNew.Hsven, a. IN. lExI II l3 BIO (Ez) S>oA%'
For Bridgeport 7, sa m. tEL) iais ais CE1) $40. 40.
For Milford Stafford Fairfield Southport and wssper
rorNo.wsi J. $50 NJ ;laIs. Els CE1J go 40. $500
Tor ioi D.ren and Greenwich T. s~A m.' Rs 40 40.
= ToT stanford T. (E1l $50 NJ; 2i', antE1J' 80.
Ear Por, Chester .ad intermediate stations $50
= For For Port Chester and ksw.kochells. e. n. %
CONNECTING TRAINS. -
For Boston, via Springfield. g. M tEx) sI5 (ExI sp -
For Boston. via Shore Lane, H. Pm; Pm, u,sanr,,
For Connection. River Railroad to Montreal. e. Ell
Eor Hartford, Providence. aud Si'hkil Railroads IN
FL New Haven Nsw.Loudon and steningtou Railroads
Cana R.ilrosd IL. IS D. m. to Northaup.ou
Tor Housstonic Railrssd 10 Pi.tsneld. q N.
For Nsagatuck Rail- oad. q IN. 2i5 p m. ~
For D.nbuy snd Norws .S.S q I'm M pT9.iu
c'"~0di'a' ''''p' JAMES H. HoYT. superintendent
NEW-JERSEY RAILROAD-FOR PHIL
IN ADELPHIA and the SOUTH and WEST. via JERs
Syy CITY.-Msi and Exprea Lines leave New.i9rk ss
and 10 a M. 4. 7;3o and ll:ao p M FAYE "a through
for Wsshfpgton ard at ! and P. m. for the w est
J. w. WOODRUFF, Assistant Superfnfsndent
baggage be received for trains unless delivered
Is minutes In advance Of tho time oil eavnG
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Tho b. steamship Isis from Liverpool arrived to-day hs'
on freight 500 bales OF cotton.
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NENTRAL PARK LOTS at AUCTION, be.
~ tween 4TH and sTHAvs-JAMEs NJ. MILLER WIZ
Msschnns Eaehangc saleoons No. Ill BroadYsy very
desirable LOTS. the block opposite the PARK sh-.t be-
twe 1th and sys-sx In plot Also, Lots on ioh
and li,hsvr Sale positive. large portion on bond and
mortgage
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VNO PAPER MAKERS.-FOR SALE-One
| II T1iuch FOURDRiNIER MACHINE. with Csllenders
eomplste, Wire Cloth long GOOD only becu
run tive ys.Is Ai.o, FOUR PuLP ENGINES carrying
sboat IT'S each together with Rotary Boilers 600 10 CO
psctty Rag and all fItares connected for h class
Psrs MIL VIII DO sold at esa. bargain the proprietor
10 sbeat changing his business Inquire Of ZEbLEi
MEAD, No. - sprucest-
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A J. lBLEECKER, son. & Co, WILL !.

A J, lBLEECKEk, Sun d Co., Will
"A SELL, on WEDNESDAY. April. O. at II o'clock. at
the MsrchsutS Exchange Salssroom. No III Broadway
aOUsEs with brick bssenens verindsbs In front. north
side ss r. 4th.v Each ho1.e %S iS1,o ,.b
handsome marble I'm parors and handsome ffste
hydssDts back areas Location one Of
the most desirable on the iand ground high street 10 r.
de very near and contiguous 70 Genital Pak New hsse'
voir 9Th sv. &c - -,
ON s4rH.ST, TWO LOTS. on tbs north side cemmenems
100 n ives. of th.av axe 25xll37 and T65 f. e4th-ss Ia
ressted graded cursd suttered. walks tagged r.
vide Mana Nc Al No. Pine ct. ,.t
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Boots and 9boes.

ND SO so, "a, and "a 5O.-SH0ES and
IN 3D. GAIEERSl Al JoNEsS EoA 10 and IL Ann.st
= s-Plesse call and examine before purshss.ae
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UxIrgD STATES PATENT OvyIcE,

ANTHE PETITION Of MOSES S. SALTER
~ Of Newark praying for the extension OF
improyen1ept in process for making MALLEABLE iRON
direct from the Ore for from the expiration Of
aid patent which, takes place the 10th day Of Novsmbsr
1855, ,,..A.p,.,,
No. and oil persons notified to appear aud show cause
any they have why said petition ought not TO Dc granted
bsrso1s oppospg extension required TO NE In fho
paen Office their Objections specially set forth In wrtlns G
least twenty days before the day ofhcang all
~ sher psrty TO be said hearing must DO
ana transmitted accordance with the Tus' Of the ONCE
which viii DO furnished on application. ,o,
~ 40 the case will closed the 18Th day OF
NAV NEXT dispositions and other papen relied upon s test
mony filed in the office on o. bsioe tn. morning Of
,hst dav the arguments any within ten days thereaer
Ordered sso this notice be published In The Naona
In'elligcncer, Warrington, D. o, aud Inc Inpune
A., 81 hlanng u. p. HOLLOWAY.
ul8 lAw3wW Commhnopef % Ia'ch"
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A j. BLEECKER, SON 81 Co., will sell, on
IA WEDNESDAY, April /, at IL O'Clock. at the Mer.
chants Exchange saesOOms No. Ill Broadway BY order OF
the Supreme Court; LII
ON WATER.ST-All that parcel Of LAND, with the four
story STORE thereon known No ILL., east sde betwec
Fechsrst srd Burlnssp Lot 20xI2 more or less Maps
he. at No. l2Pine.st. By order Of