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Rooks Received.

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Ob.ervstions en- Chna tho Chinese. By w. L. O. Smith
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Arrived.

Barb EHs. Barn. tof Bennea,l Fr.,h. Bsrmud. March rs
hides snd tomatoes to T0csof Lshtboume
B.sk Boynton tof Boston,. Mitchell NevOrlssns Wis
Key W ct days, mossses To j. w. Eveil Go.
Bz Brew,ter (of Bestonl Carleton hewOIiesps 20 days
,ur.f and ou,.-, 10 master Has had some heavy weather.
75i n, in the Of FIOrds Pas'ed shP Ce~Psr ironi
New Orleans for CAdr. . -
Bris UI.nis (BT. OF st. Asdfews NJ b. Bradford Maya
su.f r. H. March Is .ussr Jed Frye. Sailed 10 company
WIN bris Commerce for Philadelphia
Big Lebartss (Norw Apd,'0n, Bordeaux 80 days, ndie
10 NJ. }. fAs<in. m ~, ..
M Lsdy The Lste Haskell, Elifibehport for Boston,
schI Iss dr. CT Windsor, N Shaw. Sisal March ~.
hsmo TO D. Il DewolL sai.ed In company with b. brig
oub.Jour for Campsschy March 20 lat "A 10 ION 10 Is,
,,ok. Br schr Minerva Of Maitland N. 81 from cisnfuegos
for hsw-Yofk. n., ,,,u,,, ~ n
March 10 iuouss-s 10 Daniel Starr March -, lat. ~
o" 10 spoke big Augusta, from Hsyuns for Boston.
sshr Ar..e (,.fn BAs Cette 20 days vino to Lisnan.
Had ,tron. s.l,, foIn W. and most Il the passage.
SchT Liy Frsnci, Alexandria days. in ballast to N. L.
MeCrsasy. m
sehr sea Nymph. Comfy, Baltimore 20 days. coal.
Schr Unc.s Hoyt, Ehsabethport for Norwich
SEM Florues. CsDdAse, Elizabethpod for Boston.
schr uyepa Cl.rk Elil.bethpori for Boston.
schg j. Poulef IT,, Crowsl Baltimore for New bedford
schr BENZ English. Gray, Ellsabeshpen for Providence
MIkD-At sunset, nom NJ ~
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Shipping INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF aEw-YORK......APRl
Cleared.

Cleared.
eteanship.-st. George (Rrl Wyrs Liverpool and 0lss
gov. hAedosald Etna (BL Bfoois Liverpool John o.
D.e.
ste,mer-Anihr.ei,e. -, PLil.Jelpba, Lopez Kirk
patrick.
ship,-Austrsla, TowsTt, Liverpool, Williams T. Gulori
New Hampshire Lord. san francnC0 c. Coustoek Ger
tIado, Whltasn shA1shss ID. q. Il W. q. Bacon.
BsTks-Ooin (HsD1.l Bohn,IOpoit to Funch heioeks
WendI, Kong Carl tNorwh Eyenisn, OrsnSemontb fnnch.
M.inets L Wendti Woodoins GEL, WaIR. London, j. e.
Near bur .
BHss-Eli-absh (Brl Ninkenon. Hstsmorss B. p. Small
Co Nisge Belle tBr Dous.s, Sc Johns, N. r.. j L.
Whitrey Co Reporter Chm Barbados, H. Trow bridge
sons Y. A Reed Fufber, kew.OrlesLs w. j. Dewey
Co. Pehr (swsd.), Linde, Lbboo. Funeh. heinsss 4
Wendi, Golden Lead. Smith. Eizsbethport AslcslI u
DsDe.n, Magnet OIL Roche Halifax LssJershi Goo
" s.nips'o QiALh CeePos iesheIs tsohe0tis hros ,
sehoOsen--Se srsd Pos w"d Yotssesn May smith
sssS Sn i,.na csi inSoe, Dear. i.snJ crcwsn
Paos. Jcha Mayo Rich Deal, Island CIowsl Panel X.
H. V.fmJss Esesrt York River. u. j. CsrEpb.ni D. Aie
Pace Ch.-e, Ha~ieh. }. Campbell; Wild Rover Hlmir
tu Fortress Monroe. C.mPbsil q. w. BALDWIN, Long
York River r. j. Campbell; Lacy Baker. Brick Yorktown
Va J. J. EagvIl Lewis OtaIs, bors1. PIoyidsnee, NJ ~
Hunyon Co Dr. Kane. hyjsL 81 John. n. b.. d. r. De
wolf; S.isj Qnesn. Hue ke~lIsv.n, Van Brunt Slight
Gee s. Adams Chase, San Ju4a del Norte j. y. Body G.
NJ Walton Ryder Boston, II. G. Fishers Sea Bird Mott
Waahnron, American Eagle Pc tsnsil Philadelphia H. 3
Racket Co. Franklin, Alien Ess'poft, John boIniers
Sousi samuel Fi.h Davis Washington, Brett Son Co.
s. A. Appieton Salisbury, Els.behger, Brett bon Go
Pile. Bdde Coisf. Port Roysl 3. w: Lewis Co.; Gov
r.nor (Bt.l Iiodsn, Nassau. 4. A X. Webster Co.
sloop-h4rPsr, Ross, Hsw-hAven, II. > Rselsa son
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O may II cit less heavy on your brow
Than mine tSee, feel how thin my hair 10 worn y

O may It sit less heavy on your brow
Than mine tSee, feel how thin my hair worn y
Why every jewel ia II is thorn
Remember what We taught in my poor way
Would had strength, I nave so much 10 sayD
The office of kug-wbat he must be-
How good and wire a man, how--unike mel
" Dear Father" cried the prince, up-lOoking then
With reverent eyes, "you are the best OF men.
Mry be half 30 goodp' "Be better ar. A.
Follow-bni bark, what that ! hear sur
A sound Ike summer rau OF many lee',
And the low hum Of voices IN the STREET
I" II is your people, sire, who gather fhere ,.\
Throw up the easement, you, and give hin atJ H.
Rowing how Ill you-were, (the news co. ga. ~ "
To show their lovethey say, De ore tou We vcs.u
My PEOPLE love me then !" An faSos,
" We'll, that ia something, IT not naPP,n s;a hesd
lie closed his eyes moment, oo"tu NC
And moved his silent lips; ut Est he shi:
" Sin Inv INV side-iust there and now your nanu'
When one IA going TO a distant ianu-,
As nm, now--he loves TO have ifieho-
son. eav-as be starts, 10 cDeer MN W 'Ho eiu
Soeok kindly of me after am gone,
.trS sos INV psme lie craven on the stone,
.IsYrIIx' mind, not 'FELIx,'-that would be
A cruel. lying epitalh for me-.
Ard vet know not, for mcihink5 seem
slowlv ayaklng from the etrangest. dream;
The mystery Of my life ia growing clear;
Sonething--it may he Happness-is near.
/ hear such heavenly music! Did you
speak
Who sbiolng yonder' Look~ His voice grew
weak,
Died 10 q whisper, while bis swimming sight
Strained through the darkness TO shape Of light,
Floating across the chamber 70 his ted.
:" Agars!"-ke cuched the cord, and fell back
dead.
Striking in death the fret stroke of his knell.
Thus Felix rang at last the happy bell.
Mr.. Stoddard, we trust, will not entice his
readers to tile adoption of the melancholy view Of
life which forms the burden Of his poem. The
time for the lack-a-daisical, Wertherian vein has
happily passed in these days Of unfettered thought
and strenuous action Men are slow TO believe
that this brave. Exchanging armament is only
"loul and pestlent congregation Of vapors, that
life affords nothing but sorrow and disappointment,
aud that all he joys of the present and the hopes of
the future are but soft Illusions In spite Of rebel
lion aud war, in spite of greedy spectators, base
contractors, tme-serying generals. and ostrich
Ike prime ministers, in spite of the rise and fall
Of stocks dssolving golden visions into thin dir,
in spite of famine, pestlence, and fear OF
change perple1ing" nations, many happy day
mels into the purple sunset, with the music OF the
emblematic bell echoing cheerfully over its part
ing hours The faith Of human experience will
not be defrauded of its convictions either by the
terse preachings Of Ecclesiastes or the dalcet
strains of the poet.
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Iufovu,stion Wanted.

would like 70 hear from my father, Dr. Lawrence
e.aIins who w,s prisoner By the Rsbs' a. his resi-
d.ne. near Larsy Virgins. in March or April 1854 A1
inns wu psrusd By the coai crate soldiers. bus 'uccscd
ed in making my escape and t'oi refuge ct the Columbian
Bridge tbs Shenandoah where the 18th Indiana the Ssn
Ihoos The Vernon, Cavalry and some other Usioa Hoop"
we're eaeamped Since that tins have remained Win 'he
18th Indiana and hre been mustered into The SERVES.
T.o,rb have been Kindly ues.ed By the officers and Of
the ssnsnt and shall stay with uDu time expires
have area, desire to hear from my dear father any one
be. any information relative " my father, he vii confer
fr.s. favor on poor bOyby sddrs''ibs m" line Addrs"
ERNST GEARING.
Co. D, I3th Regiment Indians Vols, sunoi, Va
Pa-Pspers threugheut tie Union ple..s copy.
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POLITICAL.

KENTUCKY. The PreGden. Of the late Union
Convention has appointed the following gentlemen
10 ect as State Central Committee: James Guih'
RE. Joshua Tevis, Hamilton Pope, George ID. Prem
tee. George p. Doerp John w. Barr, and Ricbard
Knott. This COMMITTEES win servo until the next
State Convention and It's duties are TO fill vacancies
an the State ticket in case OF declnaton or death,
and also in their own body and TO exercise gene
raj supervisou over the interest Of the Union party
in tho State. The following times and places have
been selected for the holding Of Conventions 10
nominate Union candidates for Congress in the die
tricts designated:
z Al Calhoun Thursday JuneA
a AT (,lssrsw GA "Wednesday, May ID
4 Al Lebanon on Wednesday, msy 20.
5. Al Lagrange OIL Monday May
WxsT yIRoIYIA.-As far hs heard from officially
the soldiers vote on the New.Sate question is 400
for and 70 against tho amended Contribution, viz:
In the district East Of the Blue RIDGE oS2 for and
against; West Of the Allegheny Mountains and
North Of the Valley of the Big Kanawha, ,S7S for
and % against. 1t is supposed that the army vote
will be about 1000 for and 20 or 80 against the New
State. The soldiers vote at Beverly, Randolph
County. stands 1856 for the new State to none
against II. The 9Th Virginia regiment, at Buck
harmon, cast their vote almost solid, the other day,
for the new State-only three soldiers voting
AGAINST it. The civil vote Of the State almost
unanimous
yIRoIsA.-Cbarles II. Upton announces himself
az a candidate for Congress from tho With District,
comprising the counties Of Berkeley, Frederick sho'
nandoah, Jefferson, Clark, Warren, Londoun, Eau
onier Fairfax, Prince William, and Alexandria, at
H. election to bs held on the fourth Thursday in
May next.
Nyw-HAspsHrnx-FIRs DIsTRrcr.-1he Con
ooyd Patriot has summary Of the votes for Repre-
tentative to Congress from the LIST District 1t has
N. vote for Member OF Congress In all but two
towp.-Albany and. s.lem-in which the vote for
Governor is substituted. The Pa.r'of' returns have
been carefully examined and revised, and compared
with the returns made to The Stotesn'an'' office;
aud the result, after allowing two or three slight
differences TO be counted against Capt Marcy ioo''
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A|H with It's connections, forms
THE SHORTEST AND QUICKEST ROUTE
FxoN NEw.YoRk TO rns PsiSciSAL WErsG CfriHs
NewJsrey and Csloden and Amooy line.
ALL THRoUOH TRAINS FOR The WEST BY THIS
ROUTE o LGSt OF coWRrIHSDr nSa inA
Bywsy Of Phisdephs she morning. leave New
Yoik lime a; other routes; Evening passengers
at D .. m., hour later than otAsf linsA
the Norths,n Inca sad by both routes
arrive at the Northern pss. In Chessc aud az
point. the NorhW West, Crestine, Indianapolis Locsvi
points West with fewer chsngcs .! cars ,.,si. a.
Sleeping Cara. without change. run lem I 49,
Pittsburgh $50 niles and Nsw1erk 70 Pittsburgh ~
Smoking and SAIGON Cars on all trsins
Fare the same other rontes
Baggage checked through. TrsnSem rs ....
secuf. Ticket, good mil p.,sii * ffISS
Tho PepnsylysLis Central Company Tans ~ aaas Of
Accommodation Line which seodsa on. see
travel 10 parties moving Wsss~srd, [" sh'-H~ - ~
Of fare saEiGhrs, e 49, -,
Nv tin. route Geishs Of all ds@dpIgn. nb,o KsntssSv
10 aud from any poat on the ia~. or Mssosh By RAIL
ROAD DiRE0f, g "a" SS,,Rt. Is, ri '''
the West by "a And any potnt In ths est ~
The rstss Irosl Railroad a!e AZ az u-ss =.
ne ether Rsso.d ya"p, 80, sa.. >, 80
,hoper. iuaslcs as on n. sspst
Company, can rely S'' I've " DsT0CK -1@fed,
Farmers and Dealers ~ lss Soes gia naa ,hs asss a.
.,s.ssos. rcts CSp.eiOus Yards well ss.ssa ana ,sp.
,S lin every have hesn epeasd 90 lhis ins
"a s spd every s.tenuoa a'd
go Harrsbufs where viii BIO iound eNeiS cosveie. - fof
pHIA. SEW wy OK and BALTIMORE MArKFTS
J. L. ELLIOTT, Passenger Agent, No. Aytor HOUSE.
H LEIGH Co, FTesht Asent:, 81 !, -, -.-,w.-.
10. MCDONALD Il BIsCHokF. EpiiI:ah, As.st:, .,...
EEOCH LEWIS General sapsriDtssisul AssssA. 70
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HAVE THEIR HEADS EXAMINED papers
ssy There precious lot Of rosues In Albrny. trying to
chea, city, By obtaining Railway Grants worth millions
little nothing" Then why not havs their Heads
sned aud their characters exposed public view. IL
1. the mission u PHgEsoLoey 10 point out who ~ who"
and Will MARI Ihc .nays or the o7 In the Language
Nathan II will speak ia italics Thou n, man." Our
Legislatures want wedding" snd Phrenoiosy ia tho
BY which the Hs. may be sepa,ed from tbs wheat. Who
" the patriot and who the siior Let the organization
gns8ar MEssRI Fowler 4 WELLS. No 800 Broadway,
have had experience in this intsTesting scisBee
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Haiey's majority. ................W.
Three scattering votes are returned, VIE one eacu
In Plaistow, Pennington and Salem, which ars no'
reckoned.
Mr. Derby, the Democratic candidate for Regis
ter of Deeds in Cheshire County, New-HsmPshire,
who lost an arm in the service has been reelected
by % majority. The Republican majority Tor Gov
ernor was 800 III the county.
CIscisSArL-The Democrats last week mace
their charter nominations, ignoring the rowdy CLAIMS
Of Mayor Hatch, who received only % out OF wv
votes, for nomination. The ticket 10 as follows;
M.5oJosPh Io5sncs JuSse q renos Xudsor
Gee, w, O. Johnston, City TsssassJseAsss NJ Nsp'e'
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UNITED BTArEs CIRCUIT COURT-Aprll 3-Bao"
Judge sHIPsAN.
nvr q ,p

IHfUNfANI DENTsTUN AUIINSI HE UoEN5 OF
INFRINGING SEEMING MACHINES -Proceedinss recently
ton the Of Orlando B. Potter aud others sgsint said
Hermann. The ipjnncsion command Hermsnn 70 desid
from the sale manufacture dealing Separation OF the
compls Bsnt' sewing mAchine TIE respondent admitted
violating tao Injunction hut alleged thar he deceived by
the person wiz sold him te achies hat ths sels told
him th,t those only 10 made and soi the ruriou .ehipes
liable, not those merely usedthcm; that he is
foreigner by birth and ignorant OF the fngh lsnringr, snd
therefore did not uuiers;and the ipuu 1h deeined
and The Court inflicted lIt fnc. tho complain
netting With the respondent IN requepg it. The Court
his already Inflicted ths o. $3.50 guilty party and
viii not feel bound in future to mitigate Punishment
at The fe1uess coIopa.nsns Tho respondent wGs
oIIeroJ 20 pay so, and be committed til paid.
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L.uoBIso Gas AND COMMODORE EUrr.-Mr.
Cotton will give sud exhibition this evening in the Brook
Academy Of Music "O Cooper in',u's and at the Coo"
Der Institute rex, Wednesday evening Commodore Mutt
10 sppoar on both oeesOn and inbs the ga Sec Advsr
us.inentA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-04

lowered 10 the DOME and almost vailed heTsbsrnssIe ever
which display Of es work and sstn spangled With
limitations Of gold and emerald The Rev. Father McNerney
the Rev. Father Mcguire, M Murphy and Mr CHARLES NJ
OKeefs conducted the cersmonisa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-04

A New OPERA.-On Monday night tho opera ol
Ione tho Last Days OF P0mPe" will DO produced at The
Academy Of Music for the 1ist time In America.
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PIssovER.-Our Jewish oitizens Inst evening
commenced tho feast Of thu Passover Hebrew festival In
tuted BIZ Nose. IN eomneoron Of tho luseites having
been spared on the night Of the destcon OF the hf.'6oin
IA Egyp nmedsty preceding the exodus from that eoun
try This festival originally observed by 'acnhenf RAJ"
owe, lambs toward the evening OF tho 18th Of the drt Hebrew
q,s month Nissan or Apr and eating them on the fol-
lowing night a. well q, by excluding all lsaven from the meal
Of that evening and the following dsys the h' and the
s, Of which are observed holy. Since the final ds'uo
lion OF the Passover has been celebrated BY san
unesyensd bresd,luns days by abstinence from LABOR
on tho fret and st. and by the observance on the fret even
,ps Of various A,niesa tss commemorative Of the deliver
.uee from EsIisn bondage. Last evening every store In
the city isp by Lsse people closed before 'and'~n'
which time the rites commenced
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CITY ITEMS.

NArIsEI.-To-day at o'clock there Is to DO q
sin.e at the Academy Of Mudc whom the opsIs Of Linda
di ChamouniI" and "Ma,snels" win be performed Bee
advertisements
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lAcVGEiiseLIanLl
NINE. DFMaREST's MIRROR or FASHIONS is

MnIE. DsMaREsT's MIRROR or FASHIONS is
seknowsd Esd be the complete and practical shon
Magazine Issued Utility, economy, and elegance
combined ir eminent degree. Yeary 81 iih valuable
premium ,use copies IS cents Splendid 'o'rs for Agents
and splendid aud yausba premiums for Cubs Send for Cir
evlsr. Address Nine. DEmAREsr. no. <'3 Broadway Tho
splendid spdns No now resdy.
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Passengers Arrived

IN bark Elira Barn. from Germuda--8 L. Beach lady,
}. Acter Mr., Hupns5os, Miss Huntington, Mr. Z. Y. Al
len. Mii NJ Alien. a. e. Condlt, Mary Pisrson, III. Psns-
chief II. Colbar, r. III. Hal.
1. brig U,aals, from Mayesse=. p. RI. Gusnrsrd
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uisiAruhs ALhsSsC.
S1n-Risss..53 % Sets .....,.6;27 Meon-plses. 723
hIGH WATER THIs D.I
sandy Hook. 7:29 GOV. Island. 8:l9 Hsl.}ss 0c0
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For THE Characterization will be taken
tomorrow Eater Sunday in all Of the Catholic Churches Cd
5. Cav and vicinity for The benefit Of Catholic ophAns
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Memoranda.

srx..xn BIO Bfo-Ausn gements have been made with
the pooretor, 81 the bell boat At Eewssns 70 get
out he cargo VI this recently burned aud sunk the
wharf al NevOfeans.
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Coop FRIpAY.-'rhis solemn fas. was duly ODD
.e.veI in the Episcopal and Catholic Churches o. '"
the cation, In each being unususy large At
,,, cbo,sb the service was conducted by the hs' III
os,ll,v. the Rev Mr. Lsmson Of the Amsiissn CsP0,
p,i, and tho Rev DIR. Vinon sermon was pressnss "
The ,t,r who took for his the words What hA
Of Chri.tp In the Roman Catholic churehs.-s'
Andrews st. Stephens, the Cathedral, and others ",
w.s eos,memoratsd with appropriate eersnonis' f's
r.tops In the Cathedral elaborate and Gorgeous
altar Of the Blessed Virgin was magnificent :,
representing Q miniature chapel, with "esp'e %
aor.i f,stsons prefsston Of fevND " VIsm'as 's"
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Sailed.

April 2-s,esmer Potomac.
Ship-North America
Bhgs-Cbstapesko. Black Hawk
Schoener.-My Rover, and UhA'ies Moot
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BORT uar0ena' Notice.
STATE OF NHw.YoRK

I
PoKr-WAEDsss OrfIoH, No. l04 Wsllst
NOTICE is hereby given, in accordance with
~ section Of the Act passed April H. 1851 entitled An
Act 10 .orsanLs the Wardens Once tho Port OF Now
Yo to all persons interested In having charge Of tho
subject Of such inquiry ersnnson survey that
yesssls undeT by the Port
Wsdens aud th.I tho said surveys examination. will DO
within ten days nsIt succeeding this notice.
board said vesssls;
Steamship Geo Cromwell No. On X
Bark George Thou No ~ y.
Bark terea no % r. IL
Brig georg Wheeers
Brig DrsRon Brooklyn
~.
Schooner Robt Caldwell No. % u. II
Schooner Marine. No. ~ u.
WIN IL BUkLElGH, PIestoent
j. Aua,s HERMAN. Secretary.
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POSTAL CosyHsTIos OF ALL NATIoSs.-Amone
III. passenger, b, the Hamburg steamer ssIOHi which
leaves bi. day for Europe We notice the Of the Hon
John A. Ksaon NJ. c., fiom Iowa. formerly fret A'"ss"'
the United States the Postal Convention OF oil
. ch meet msnh In Paris Mr.. X. IL accompanied ~
master. General who goes as SPECIAL Commissions ~
toAle esq Of this city, Secretary TO tho Convention
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MORNING BOAT FOR f0UGHREEPSiE...
WI Steamer ARMENIA will leave ioet Of hsrt, os a.
EVERY MORNING al O'CLOCK 30h-st u Io, Ha 'seck
Usual Andiuga Returning, leaving
Csmu spsips WEDNESDAY Aprii Ises .sanssy sa''f''~
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Eost anb founn.
siatlonrrp ano 5anrp GOODS.

- MARKING INKS areinconyenient for linen,
lil CLARKS PATENT iNDELIbLE PENCIL pre-
vents tAis"-Scioutifc American. AGENTS WANTED
sample. scot mail for 20 cents from maj, setn5er ~
Co.. sCHlEFFELiN BIOS, AalEs Il BARNES, n. q.
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DEcEAsE OF POLICE OFFIcER.-James l..
Mttca officer Of police d:el ThuIsIay Afternoon
the City Hospital. Tho deceased highly rcspestei
faithful oe ITO ieyei thTou. the Mexican War in the
Scot. Life Guard
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ATTEMPTING TO Pass COUNTERFEIT MosEY.-
John Walters arrested yesterday for attempting u pass
a counterfeit $40 bill on Tho NoJurn EMk e SobUrn,
Massschuietti Ito was held for further examination.
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lAdverti se1lentl
The Best Place in the City to Procure HUM
nIsa and other SMALL BUDS for LADIES BoxsEIs IL o.
J. q. BbLLs, No. 3s Broadway.
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Religious Notices.

Alien-.t. M. x. Church, between RiytnstOn and De-
l.Dcy Preaching IA thu CnuIch TO-MUKkOW Sunday
A. itI a. M, by the Rev WILLIAM slLyERTtIORNE Of
Woodbury.. Conn. at p. m., by the Rev BENNEfr T.
ABBOIlr Of Wolcotylle and o. n IN the evening by the
Rev. WM. p. ESTES Of HAmden. Conn.
Andrew jackson Davis viii Speak a Dodworths
Hall No. 80 Broadway SUNDAY, April 5. Subject Of 2?
o. ~: Physical Scenes In the SnnaierLsnd." In the
MoRNING, OF iOf. Mr. FhANk j. WADsWoRTH viii
speas The Practical Relation Of Spiritual aud Physical
Thins-"
A Mission Enierprise.-BR- WALTERS PRAYING
BAND will conduct the exercises ia this Mission .. their
Hail No. a9 Yves. 30thst between esh and ELsv'i 10
MORROW, April s. ut loi, al and p An Intefettieg
revival ia proge. Preaching each Sabbath The pubic
are cordially invited
Anniversary OF sundny-Sch0O at tbs 2oIhs ~
ver..Ii,t Church, between 6t and Ithavs, IOMUhhOW
AFTERNOON at o'clock Addresses by the Rev Me.ns
HlOOKS PETERS and FLETCHER, and THEOpohn
TiLTON. esq. singing BY tho school sermon io Ia''s
q, ict O'clock.
An Army Meeting will be held SABBATH. att No.
in the Rev Dr. PorIers Church, WiismsbuEh Ine rs
DIR CHAMBERS aud others will sddress the mee,Df,
lection will be In adof the Board Of Publication, hsP
lhsJ Amy weTk- ~! ssesdia'J iny'sss 70 Ss'S