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The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-08-06

sAs 81 a H ;s;T.a:s7;
@kSa wv azz-sak. ~ A. ~ A-A--nx
Open 1854 Miles West Of Missis-
sippi River!
The Shortest and Quic1cs Route jt,cccn
Cicugo and Central Iosca.
No Change Of Cars or Baggage between Chica
go aud Harshall,
Good Sleeping Cars ON ALI Night
Trains.
Fare MS Low as by any other Route
Time between Dcs Noincs and Chicago Only
One Day!
On ano after Monday, April 20, 1863, Trains
wiNrun rs follows
Going East-Night Exp. css leaves Mar
shall at $3.50 = II ouarriyal of Stages
from Des Moi. cs Toledo 40 p NJ. Cedar
Rapids 100 p. NJ; Clinton lilo p NJ.
and arrive in Chicago next morning in
time for all morning trains going north
or cast.
Day Train leave. Marshall at 5 A. NJ,
Toledo $40 A. NJ. Cedar Rapids at $50
A ~ aud strives at Clinton 1T 80 L "
Passengers to Glitol by tlris train can
take Night, Express for Chicago, or re
main until mex, morning at $50, and ar
rive in Chicago at S,55 7 NJ
Going est-Night Express leaves Wells
ST. Depot in Chicago ut $50 in evening;
Clinton 1915 a. NJ. Cedar Rapids 100
A. A. Toledo 9,25 A. n. and arrive in
Marshall ut 1915 A. NJ. Passengers
leaving Chicago, on this I ain ut $50 il
evening arrive in Des Noincs early next
evening.
Day train leaving Chicago ct Q Il. ar
rycs at Clinton ut Z. Nj. Leaves Cin-
ton at $40 A NJ. Cedar Rapids $40 +
Tolc loaf 7o0P ii. and arrive at MARSHALL
s,3opM.
Passengers going Fast from Decatur, Ona-
va, Omaha Council Blutfs, res Mcincs, Sioux
City, Fort DODGE, and ali points west OF the
p.s Meines River, can procure Tickets nj
the Stage Offices, or Of Tho. llation. Jr Des
Moines. Passengers leaving Des Moines IN
the morning arrive in Chicago early next
morning.
re sure to get Tickets by WAY o.
MARSHALL.
CONNECTIONS.
At Turner junction with trans Tor Free,
rort Dunlei,h, GAINESVILLE, Fon du Lac
prai ie du Chen and La Crosse.
At Dixon with Trains Of Illinois Central
Railroad.
At Clinton with Boats on Mississippi River
At De Witt with Stages fer Davenport and
Maquokcta.
At Clarence with Stage for Upton.
At Cedar Rapids with Stages for Iowa City,
Vinon. Cedar Falls aud Northern Iowa.
At Blartown with Stage for Marengo;
FREIGHT
Leaving Marsh!l in ing reaches Chicago
next morning, aud Freight leaving Chicago
1T nigh, arrives in Marshall naxt night with
ont any change Ct cars.
T.. b. TALCOrT, Gen. Sup't Chicago.
l. B. HOWE. Ass Sur,t, Clinton.
J. c. GAuLT, Gen Freight Agent, Ch;cacg.
O. CDTTiE, Tray. Agt.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-08-06
.EUD s O.1' s
Mountain Herb Pills,

ARovr, present YOU with perfect likeness Of
Ieznco a chief of tribe Of the strange Aztec Nstioa
that ruled Mexico. You will find full account Of
him and his people in Pamphlets ard ananacs--ts
De had gratis from the Agents tur these Pills
The inventor and manufactures Of Judsons Noun
tain Herb Pills" has spent tho greater part Of his life in
travelling having visited nearly every country in the
world He spent six years among ,he Indians 1t
The Rocky Mountains i of Mexico and il thus tlaf
the g MOUNTAIN liERB luIs' were discovered. A yerS
Interesting account Of his adventures there you will lind
n our Almanac and Pamphlet.
Ii Is sl,ed aH FINN
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-08-06
The Rebellion Record

Unpublished in PARTS each Part Illustrated
with Two FINE PORTRAITS, 80 cents
each.
ALSO, IN VOLUMES
SIX Parts, Win copious index, comprise u
Volume.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-08-06

Vow Rf,pr,
VOLUMES ONE, TWO, AND THREE
nd in cloth, at s., Is each; Sheep, $40
halfmoroeco, o. hall calf antique, $500 each
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-08-06

We are also Sole Agents fer the Sale in Tie
Western and North western States, Of
sfa:iac q, .bGRsza>0fi's EEsaDrOy-
ed lsaaenl Right side hem
fisSH,
Price. sd. 60
rs sec'ly application to ony h,,pd Of Machine,
new or old, making it altogether the most
complete ilemmer ever yet offered. II turns
the hem under, and places the fair stitch on
the RIGHT side Of the cloth.
Persons in the country, by sending us their
address inclosing letter st mp, can have
one Of our circulars, list Of prizes, and sample
Of work
Agents wanted throughout the
West.
WiSWal. 4 Tas,,sa.a.
Late of and Successors 10 L. Richards s. Co
Agents for Illinois, Wisconsin, Iowa and
Minnesota
Address all letters to the W TAppAN.
"Chicago Sewing Machine
Co, 2 o Box 1882 Chicago Iii. cE wlswALL,
Vino 6m
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-08-06
IMPURE BLOOD!

The blood is the life and when any foreign unhealthy
matter gets mixed with it. il is at Distributed 10
every Of the body Every feels the poison
viii not digest the food perfectly. The liver
secete su!cency OF bile. The action of the heart il
veakeaea, and the circulation Is feeble. The lurgs
become coggel with the poisonous matter hence,
soaghahd ali from slight impurity At the fountain
head of Hfa--the Blood As II you had thrown some
earth ts instance, in pure srripg from which
tiny rivnlet, in Few minutes the whole Cf the
steam oec"n,es disturbed and dscolored. As quickly
loes impure bosd dy To part, and leave its sting
behind All the passages become cbstructed, and unless
the obstruction is removed the lamp of life dies out
These pills moi only purify the blood but regenerae all
The secreioIs Of the body they are, therefore, unrva&
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-08-06
TERMS-Payable in advance.

In consequence of the great and sudden
rise in the cost Of white paper, and other
things connected with printing, an increase in
subscription rates is imperative for the ensu-
ing year. The terms Of the Tribune will
be as follows:
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-08-06
RumorS Incidents Patri-
otto Songs and Ballads.

Illustrated with correct Portraits engraved
on steel Of the
Notable men of the tine, and with maps and
diagrams 81 the plans Of battles.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-08-06
CURE ron BILIOUS DISEASES.

Liver Complaint, Sick Headache, &c This Ana Ei1a
heiicne e>ieis from the bino! the hidden seeds Of
aDi renders All the fluids and secreii,ns pure
nuent c!ss ring ssl resusctating tie vital organs.
Pleasant indeed is 1t 70 us, that able 10 place
within your reach. medicine like the MOUNTAIN HRS
Ia,s that will pass directly to the afflicted parts,
through the blood and fluids OF the body, and
Ia" sufferer to brighten with the flush of beauty AID
l.ralth.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-08-06

Passengers going Fast from Decatur Ona-
va, Omaha, Council Blutfs, les Mcincs, Sioux
City, Fort DODGE, and ali points west OF the
p.s Meines River can procure Tickets NJ
the Stage Offices, or Of Tho. llation. Ir. Dcs
Moincs. Passengers leaving Des Moines IN
the morning arrive in Chicago carly next
morning.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-01-24

DyspePsia, Impufity o. the blood.
From Rsu. J. Hinss, Rhstr ef Adrsnt Csareh, BOEoh
Da AYEa; have used your PIlls with extraordinary
In my family and among thoseI am called to visit
In distress. TO regulate the organs Of digestion and
purify the blood they the vsry best remedy have
ever known, and can confidently recommend than to
my friends Yous, Nv. HINES.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-01-24
piIAaf,lIS5 q !as M IsTERISa,

- -lII-- " aAhI1Ktonl y, q IIh fep, I60U'
sR:I have used Sour Pills 10 my general and hospital
rs thsy are the best cathaftic employ Their regu
sng action on tbs liver u quick and decided, conse.
tnty they are an admirable remedy FOR arrangements
that organ. Indeed have seldom found case Of
them. traternaly yours, AL0NZ0 BALL, NJ D.,
~ '''N 'f. Piysicidn Of he Ndtiae Hospikal
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-01-24
-RAILR0k ADS.
FIRST TRAIN

NIGHT EXPRESS, via Dayton, al lao 4. M stop.
ping at London, Xenig Dayton, MidalptoEn end ,Hsu,
tons efIyingY at Cincinnati At i. M; connecting
Direct With Ohio and Mssisippf Railroad foiLopsvIIIs,
gmcennes, gta Iohis Cairo, and al points sodthwett
arriving at stiEbouis q ps M at Dayton at i;Rs
4t mt aEd 90 LndlRp6polis At 9ss Q, e epnneqPg
wish trains fer LspysFs, TsFre Haute, Chicago and
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-01-24
SECOND TRAIN

.topplng a. ali stations colpmbuss Cincinnati
Dayton and IndianapolIsi arriving ct Gincipnau o.
ii!15 a.. n :, DAYTON 906a M; Indahspoii. at 2ii5
plsmi; connecting directly at Loveand with them. q
nj r. for Uhtllicothe, Marietta and PArkersburg.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-01-24

---wUuuu..ru..u-uuuuurI,uruu
- =, HYERS,
3GATHARTIO
ItPIIiLs.
N.0Sc2S EHIAp you .Ick, feeble, and
kE~f'B complainant Are you out Of
ZzgnStSEN q order, with your systsm de-
fV-T7t11~e., #. N rangcd, and Your feelings un-
kNJfli9e .aeonliortablsf These symp-
.ImIlw1rsi "a NJ i otoms are oflen tho prelude TO
:. serious nluesa. Some ut Of
uz1<. 2. W Wts sickness is creeping upon you,
EtVye lfI2.< and should be ayerteo by a
lNe<<Af | timely use OF the right REM
AVNkxS II edy. Take Ayers Pills, and
R@xS5x3! y cleanse ont the disordered hu.
lc,,,SS1l}t. mois - purify the blood, and
l.HekeMs>, ~ /, let the fluids movo unob-
lhfssonA NJ * atructed In health again.
H1l|nS They stimulate the functions
0eNt u u the body Into vigorous ae-
S.t a. tiHiy, purify tho Ysism as,, ,.aan Iron
disease. cold settles sosssers IL tho body, and Oh
strurs IL natural fuuctionA Those, II not reneyeo,
react upon hemseyes and the surrounding o5gans PIC
dnelng general sgayao suss' hs @ anS uSs
take Ayers rms, aud see how directly they restore tne
natural action Of tho Vgem ana win the ouoyan. ~
eng again VIVA, : rs anu u 70 & apps,vua a. n,snv
saa dnepseated and dangerous dlstempers. The same
purgave effect expes them. Caused by similar obstruc
tons and deranseaens lne naar =. ,s
body they are rapdAy anu many :. % ue,I y, tSsss
by the same means. None VINO Know W., wy ~ si - Tn
ps VIII nsg,ecI 70 empOy @ sn''n "N'A ''''e N'se -
Statements from leading physIeians In some Of th,
principal elites and from other we'll known public per
sons. {o s5is sissi5tt. M l,,r rl e4
dsv,1t VI ,,lLl ,,a...a., q, y.,,. nh A issa
n, ,,, vo,,r PIN, ~. ,ba na,aron Of all TINT |,
raa, - ,s.ne 1ha, have cured NV little daughter
- ., anon hsr hsns ana eef that had proved
h ~ 80. @ IIe- ,nosr bas been long qriey.
ousIy actcd With botches and plmples on her skin and
IN her har Aiier our child was cured she also 'rie0
ASA MoReRIDoE
80 As Family Physic.
% E. r. T., " ,o.. o, Sss... s' S.r Dr.' .....n.
Qualities surpass any cafhartc possess They are
$ Sass se SS to =: il he daily
treatmen' OF disease. 91 .Iu
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-01-24
THIRD TRAIN.

DAY EXPRESS at 1880 p, M, stopping at Jeferscn
Lon ion. Charleston, oxenia, Spring Valley oorSin
Morrow, Bouth iLebanon,s fostsr's Lovelands Camp
Denuson and Milford also at all the stations between
Xenia and Dayton; arriving at Cincinnati at n,
CONNECTING with the Ohio and MissssIpp kaifohd Tor
Lonisylle st. Loud and 0airo ARRIVING at bfs Lon n
IO; a. m. at Dayton at 435 p, M, at lndianRpelis
pS5 ,. M connecting for Lafayette, Terra Hsule Ch
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-01-24
Dyssntsry, DIarrhea, RELAX worms.

Your Pills have had long trial In my practice and
hold them IN esteem of the bsst apeents have
ever found Their alternative effect upon the liver makes
than On excellent remedy whom given In small doses for
bsIicus dysptyy and diqyThOa. Their sugarcoating
Of woman and ohildren. -. Q. Il. O ft. e.. d ~
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-01-24
81 rH. AUTHORITY OF TEE STATE OF OHIO.
It's. Mississippi: I Squadron. ID Itpll.

" Ell Illf -i LIZ I9lte1Fqr all ui f-l ~. g "a
10 4 QAllos 1nanRqisf NcyenbeF o. 1885, e
VXIAMERDsEN IN THE NAVAL SQUAD
WI Ron % The ni,siessppt niyeft teeAmsi, oFdihAsy
eca1Isu end IahdIneA oAsnip toi tAe war ckllpSrl
sonsw win present themscI Say NHt6i Henaeso
v6udi in DE west sr ~ 0ziroy having psieH reeons
exanlnao1t % prove that he las chronic dssass
disability % ny kinae 1ti1sys hig Expenses pAid and
viii be recllEaI Into ihs Natt. VNo person need apply
vnC not sS'oaisd e0nplaSs'' y q every
isat Inducements are offered now % shtsF ths NGgy.
In he Aut place, the country wants the servesso
~ 1atriQtic young man. and IL will he strange II the
Fe9, after RAILING many soldiers, can not man itl
2:s & sv.ry sSsss of pFoSaSS mSS aSHS9gts tsSs ne 8lsas.
ga..; ths pay !. sgia ga et.iE thaa thai
mem. good hospitals when sck: and wpl b veil ead
Tot ID every way Persons wshlpg 70 carr will beTe
|fbivsd ct Brie Louisville st. Louis Chicago, calfnl
Epihfipnah and JsHersonFile, where rendesyeps sre
0neb 81 aIt tmgs Al pefyonS Will b required 10 Be
aimed saTeor 4. M p, esisipg Stp, and those
having any disability diteaye need not eone,,S md
Persons entetibg win nst AZ sesmsb. prdi1Afy gear
men Landsmen, and be promoted 70 me higher rates.
n sfbey my 10 found quai1sdl Those she merit ~
sa ssasss .l!;2s y Il sias e isf sispsD sa
~ ,,sI,,,r " Va 10 - 7ft1
Ar ~ aa- -
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-01-24
IFouRTH TRAIN.

MAIL AND Aoe0NM0D ALTON st 3oop. m. stop
pin at all stations between Columbus and Cincinnati
arriving at Cincinnati at 92O ?. m. connecting Of bon
uon ~ eP',nenli ...i : nl. nil A n ,-d----A No
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-01-24
p As a Family Physic.

Fyom ". T. ". Ozrf'vTiohf, he'o o'fedn''
Your PMS arc tho prince Of purges. Their excellent
qualities srpass any cafhartc we possess They are
mild but very csrnb and eectua tp their action on the
bowels which makes them invaluable to NJ In the day
treatment OF disease. h'181 s7ih pf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-25
1868. THE 1863.

PESSsYLvANIA CENTRAL RAILROAD.
=, win X. connections, forna
THE SHORTEST AND QUICKEST ROUTE
FRos Ngw.iORK rnE PRINCIPAL WzxrERs CIrtra
Seven trans daily from New YORK Phsdelpbis ola
Nov Jersey and Camden snd Amooy line. -.
ALL THROUGH TRAINS FOR THE WEST BY THIS
ROUTE LEAVE NEW-YOkh FROM THE
FOOT OF COURTLANDr-ST.
way Of Philadelphia the morning leave New
IOIk 1T other Eysnlng
Of p. W., one hour later than other lines.
by way Of Allentown. eyenng passengers leave a
two hours later than the Northern nes aid by both
arrive Northern lines ia Chcago aud al
points the North. West, Cre.tins Inaianapolis Louv
ST. Louis, Cleveland Columbus, Cincinnati and al main
points West, with fewer changes ef cars -,
Pitt.sSrsE s miles. AID Ito 70 f.baish
Smoking aud saloon Cara on al trains
FaIc tie ,sme az other routes.
Baggage checked through. Transfers rec
Secure Tickets coed uotil used, By Pitseorgh
WESTERN EMIGRATION. r,-.,,
The fe9nsyvinis CentfA oonP. d'ntor.sbls mode Of
olisas 70 P'i''' moving r ms'
p.,..,. ,o,,b,. Of M descIip ions can be forwarded
D., "a ron, .nv point the hiroaos o. oe.o nen,aoH
ineaEs IIiuois Wisconsin. lows 81 Mssoori oy NALL
ROAD p,hs :slns or ron 70 af ,i.oarsh -
me FIesat aud from any point 10 tne west ~
the Pennlvsnia Stnf1 lad conpsn es N.casnts aai
As are the trans po,l alton Of their Freight th
can rely with eoe6isnce on Its speedy usnsi.
So"P"J' ~ LIVE SIOCh .... lIrHf
FsrnsI and Dealers IN Live stock VIII hnd ths most sa
,nI,,sus route CapacoGs iGrds well waseed AID
ni.d ih very have been o. ened on u hne
rectlons, aud at,euon u paid 70 Their
eedng ard resting choice l. offered ~ toe PhBADEL
PHIl, SEWYORK AID BAL IlMOkE hIAkhEfS ca. 81
ELLIOTT Passenger Agent, No. Assor' hoa.et
LEIGH Go, Freight Agents, , So, -
No. Aston house. aud No. South Wifiam-st
MCDONALD BiSchoFF, En- grant As.a's,
E.,uSa LENIs ...sr. "a, 49, LAT Aas..a r.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-25
Arrived,

Steamer Dudley Buck u: S; h.s'pOrtl. Smith S'"S'rn'
n c. April q ~ bsns,t 20 u s. Sn1T.ssi 1, d., Vi,
Steamer Unto. iBfg ,j hS,S', H. ~.
ship Trumbu Collua olasgow y days md,s 70 Th.tp''
Pst..n, bound east same date .pots Br,a- saip Wiley
had been struck BY lightning Same day .poke b.l Hsnl
Ing heavy gale from westward. 10 Ia. 80 10. saw largo
Hslsns March I, teas 40 j. F. OsrdpeT Of Boston.
Ship Meridian Doo.s Cardiff dsys coal to Thomas Dun
ham March 25 lat a. Ion 49, spoke ship Rowena hence
bound east with lo.. Of msntOpma,t and main at spring
10Th inst lat AZ 3D. lon 70 a. spoke shp tds hence fo
Bark Crested We've (Br., Of sunderl.nd) DobsOn, b.
Thomas is days, In ballast to AItsl, Iuft' Co.
Bark Ella Adele tBr, Of Nassau, P Blown, Nssssu
d.y1 cotton and old metal 70 Joseph Eus.E
Bah AIothuss, Lowell New.orssns 10 days sugsr 70 D.
Ssrt Chandelier Potter st. Marc ID inst cotton and log
wood H. Becker Co. 7h inst. when ya,ns hirssosne
ios l.i 81 90 lon :. is saw vessel bottom up about 10
long painted black aud large numbsr Of shooh floating
around Same day. passing 's~ bark Trojan from Csrds
Bari Ra.., Dr. Of sisOl MOKis, TroOn 80 days. coal 10
Bsi Btssl PIul Andersen, s,ormswsy IS days. In bal
last to Wrn. salem Co. 49,
Bnr ssx.nnes, MqHros. Eswor.sn. q days. sugar to
dsuss FOR Portland Same day smal vessel bottom
Brig s. D. King tBrJ Ceail Windsor n. s. Il days pa.
Brr Triad, Mitchell Bridgeport. iron. for Philadelphia
Bhs 0sngs. johnson, Csdr 80 days wine. cork &o, 70
fIaSL q DcafOOin ~ poAois he~
a continual westerly gallo
Bhi A6by z Y:asa (B,l Mu"'ll'. M'n..nil. - days
Big Hayward (of Bostonl Green, hiuittan March "a
mahogany 70 " Alexandra Sons, March 70 of hnittl.n
had hssvy nOIthcr sssi and Loaf 10 logs Of msog
any Of the deck.
Bins Anna Wellington lof Bsngor), Atwood csrdenu 9th
inst, sugar. DC. TO Miller Hosg hton-
Bug o. e. ClsIy of CamdsD) Philbrook Cenuegos April
10 MetcAf Duncan. 18th lust, lat 81 10 lon IT,
spoke brig Wenonah from CicniuegOs for Fall River.
Schr Abbie Bracket lOf CaIDdsB Moi Cobb lara Sd Inst
susAf Hecslf Duncan 10th inst, of KEY West,
boarded by U. ). schooner Two Sisters, on cruise.
Sehr Ethan of Castne) Connolly Para March 90 rubber
! cotton SC. 10 Miller 4 Houghton-
schf IL r. Russell NckeIson, New 10 days sugar
TO Murray a. Nephew.
sehr. Transit (Brl Hobes, Bermuda 7 d., potatoes 10
Tynss &.Snith
schr ADns (Br Lent. 81. John, N B., days picket. to
Jed Frye h Co.
scbr Hsens Dsrricksop Georgetown d. c. days. coal
Sc1i Chief Eldndge, Virginia 3 days oysters
scbr, q ,id.n Rod, Mitchell, 1isbury. 10 ballast.
Schf. Union, Dryer, ROekaud, lime.
Seht. sylyis Jones' Elizabeth port for Boston.
Schr MI DespsIaDdA, kickerson, Boston, IN ballast
Sehr r.. &. Smith, Oorhatn, Weliaeet, hsh.
ohr Era ChAmbenin Boston days. &c, TO master
Schr AdIi.n, Kelley, HoeklAnd. liLle.
sebT. Citadel, HLloi, Hyannis 2 Days 10 ballast
Withholding the day violent nom N. L.. with rain
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SHIPPING ANTBLLIGENOR.
PORT OF EEw-YoRK .....AyaIL ~
Cleared.

stesmship,-Ka1FsrOo (Brl JEFFREY. Liverpool John O.
Dale; DIDO (Br) Elder. London. j. noDaasld Co. City
Of Baltimore, NJ Gwynn, Liverpool, j. O. Dale Bremen
tBfen Meyer, Bremen. oslTicss 20. Gomez lie Mes
surfer, Nassau and Havana
StesmsTs--Jo.phins Thomson. Cundh B,ltimors, VIM
Dsfeli Octsror,, bcLsushlp. Bthimor., VIM Dalsel
Bsiks-Ts1sDa Wolfe, Ee~-orlean,. Robson Fo'dict
Mary Bsior (BLl Vickey Bremen, Boyd Hineksa Caro-
Ina (Brl Bussel 0lssOw. John Jsctsoni A NJ Singleton
(Brl Trstk. Glasgow. Boyd Hinctsn-
Brss-Atanto' Blsot Barbados, H. Trowbridse's Sons
St. Vincent (Br) Canton ST. JohL's n. F B. sms Co..
oessn Wave, Morton, Key "o.i w.sh, Carver Chase =,
Psrson; Fanny Bo4Idmsn Cresse EsvLopdOn, Bentlsy.
s0adel Co ID. Is. Bsyht, Jayne Washington, NsrTil
Abbotty P.en Pendeton. Portsmouth, H. L. Brown Co.
John Jones HAIRY Glvs.ton' sarah Drsco Wsshinston.
N. L. AoCready Co Mary Clinton fBr. Resve, Beiss
Hond. r. AsI,ndsrt Som Emily, Cecfss Es- -ors.n,,
Murray Nephew Cornels Johnson, WsshingtoB, II. L.
Parker Entsriss Wheaton, CIiacoesEus A. G. Hsvous
sioop.-Aurora, Williams, Norvi.h c.--.. II Rs.Lstt
Son Mary L, Compton, Dupuy Washington Van Brunt
ssgbL ,
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Gales on Au1tloiI.
IA PEREMPTORY SALE.
ID. ID. CAULKIES. AUCrIONEER,

A UCTION NOTICE.
IA PEREMPTORY SALE.
ID. ID. CAULKIES. AUCTIONEER,
Office. No. 33 broadway.
MAGNIFICENT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
RICH FRENCH PLATE PIER AND MANTLE MIX
ROh5. sUPERBLY CARVED ROSEWOOD
flANOFOkTE. SILVER PLATE. &c.. No
THIS DAY SATURDAY April IS.
At The private residence No 28 West h-s, near 8h'ay
Commencing \! l. o'clock
The sale conp.s the enlre contents OF the house I1s
elegant Paor Furniture ade to order and lid Io,e-
wood The whole will BE- old to the highest bidder foT cash.
Offering ehtrs ihduc-nle 10 purchasers.
Elegant rosewood 7-octsve Pianofore, with al modern
impIoveme1ts ovetrung bass pe-r keys rich rosewood
Stool covered Ia satin and embroidered three ee-
CANT full suites Of rosewood Psor Furniture, Ia rich
csde and latin rosewood Esg.e splendid and costly nan
Ornaments rich VASES &c slo magnificent collection Of
Painting rosewood Turkish and Eay Chss In fns
rosewood and Side marble Tables richly carved
Chamber Suites in rosewood and mahogsnyi Bureaus,
carved Bedstead Washands Sos Beds IN hno hsireoih
ten Hair Mattresses from 10 50 pounds made to order
10 excellent condition
Dining Room Furniture consisting Of fne oak Extension
Table. oss Arm Chairs Sveware ch China ivory and ell
Cutlery Forks Spoons kc with heavy cut and engraved
Glassware 81 every description. No pos.pooein~n,.
N. Reliable men IN attendance 10 cart pack and ship
goods for purchasers o. 0 reasons bio pTco.
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COURT OF GENERAL sgssIoNs-ArHrt ~

before ktcofdtT HOEFHAH.
Catbarine Waters, charged with stealing from
James Higgins No. Isl East Thirty first tho 18th Of
March, the sam Of s 1870, WA tried and acquitted.
Joseph Marths ala, CLs, Mclean indicted for burglary
In the third degree In breaking into the grocery Of Albert
seherenbeck No % West Houston street. March 10 and
stealing goods the value Of 10 a. tried and convicted
grand eeny and sentenced to tue State Prison for four
Mary alias Sarah Smith, pleaded guilty Of and larceny In
stealing goods the A. n Co.. Of the
Of i25 the 18th April and sentenced 10 the
stats prison for tive years
Ben amin uchaTdson pleaded guilty to charge OF grand
larceny IA St. ang nom John Godse No. Mulberry street.
the Of G tie I'd Of April and sentenced TO the
penitentilIy for two years
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corporate suho.s Of beth 10 make these grants thsn
this and all similar will be in effect declared ved and
thenceforth become inoperstive
II the Court hosever shall decide otherwise the city and
the property win have the vsnsbe sdysnszes
secured by your resolutions instead Of being bufdened with
railroad snch that which sought be forced upon
Us through the Legislature and ~hch IL solely in the interest
OF few faEoec individuals without any compromising ad-
vautsges 10 the city or 10 the owners Of property.
GEORGE OPDYkE, Mayer.
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qTTpFRTOR CQUpT

The General Term will commence on Monday,
Msy4 Notes Of be ned with the Clert this day
SPECIAL TBkAAPkIL ABetofe Chief Justice Bosw ORTIZ
DECISIONS.
Alfred G.. Smith, IT,, agt. Robert b. Roosevelt
This proper case ordering deposit Of the 900 in
question aud substituting Mrs Gon defendant The Gle
he paid of the fund " the plaintiff desires
and order may be further modified that change
qho to DO arranged settling the order to DO entered
herein.
Sideu as Msrshs-Com plant set ssde not authorized
By the saHmons with 81 costs with liberty on psyns such
costs TO complaint amend the summons within
ten days
Before Justice MoyCRIKP.
Charles III. Newton ct al. agt. Joseph Wales ct al.
case settled and left In Clerks office.