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LIST or rHF suhvARISE rELkcRAru cosrANYs cahIrs "
IMr nAIts WIN LArii We



Theabovs lines contain .oai ~ i've hun-
dr.d aud cLht seven miles o cectr cundncu the Whole
az Nhob sTc insulated VISTA gutia poroha.
To CyrrsW finly. ESQ. JOHN ". BRETT
10 e.. tuU iUou. he peakor sai ttt thus assred %
the grlcteabils tho enterprise the conpany sdver.
;iscd fof proposals All received eight answers ~ OF
winch itmuei u comnirtee ~ i've gentlemen
of greu scientific gmnthce, all ~ whom agreed upon
giving The cutrlci t. Gasg tott Co. because nrst,
thcy suh.ctiDc sixty thcsand collars c any share
"a Icrs nd becl1,e hoy dd iuire ayneat ~
prunrnt year after The ay Ing IT the cable tbrd. be.
cause thry were h interestcj AMI. fourth,
ths that bitbe 90 had afforded their upera
The was thus gwen a. them, md Ia oye-
IN, and quite avorthy looked upon 10 Loudon for
fnariae risks on thn cable low that GI5 900
could DO insured for wentr-iyc per a. including the
successful laying OF the cable AZ TO profits share.
holders might he sure thu, their investment woid provo
safe and rernuneratvc, for The British government had
given the company leave Increase CHARGES 10 pro-
portion 20 the Investment 10 tho stock. Gl,ss.
Elliott Co would, the let OF November, take all the
STICK not then subscribed for The interest
amounted 70 s6i 500 but MT would DO sub
scrbed This Grim would be the ling owners o. tho
stock Mr. fed cisej by appealing h. the audience for
Their support ~ the enterprise.
After desultorv conyersaton between Mr. Field nd
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NEWS FROM TINE SOUTHWEST.
TIRE LATEST FROM CHATTANOOGA.
ROsEcsaNS STRONG IN HIS POSITION
sHas COMMUNICATIONS OPEN.


Cmo,xxAr, Oct. 2, 1865
orr eApcnAeats who left Gcnera Roeecrans arnT sn
o. I'd instant report his position is perfectly safe
: 60.
Moro reinSsrcemsnts were near. Troops were cen
, ssanAly srrfvhs from the West and elsewhere.
The rshescsgary cannot seriously interfere with Gen.
Rssecrans, ssppes grsae coincidence IL felt hero
sAs situation II is believed that great battle must
mon be fsHght rebels recognize the fact that
presvacted siege will avail them isohing but weaken
them much.
Their iDscrmasion of our condition is teo
srset to- Say them to suppose that they can
starve' .0ut, and The chances Of reverse ar
,Saspe asnpessee just for them too desperate
&c permit snser suspense than positively necessary
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LETTER FLoN JOHN IRErr. kso.. DEPUTY
sUBrAHiNE IELEGRsru COMPANY, A.
DURATION o. LAID COMPANY.
A 4

81 rnEipsEsoLr srrr,T, LoSnos. July 3, 1865.
DEu MR.. ftItp-ln answer 10 npuir, f.sp.c ting
Ia. duration OF our coinny ssubEsrinc ah cbes the
ouoH ing may be relied Our Submarine rele.
graph Company laid the first cable
that between Dover aud Calals the 18th Scp,em err
1851 since which date tey have laid sy other bnnrna
telegraph cabes ana they have never lost snge cable.
submarine cables length
ei. hundred md FIVE mites,
ave hundred and eghyseven les OF electric or
which Ia good working order Tue depths betw ..n
EnraDd and the continent OF Europe aras only thirty
athonis IL u this fact which constitutes greatest
ger the cables broken consequence. OF
vessels dragging taeir anchors in may add.
that such brakates red with m
on repairing the Dover and Calais cable
(which had been broken by sips snborl the
dciors Insulated Ia euita echa proved 10 be peri.
when first lad-ccven years previous. To ti " added
hs of submarine telegraph cables with their length the
sir several electric
which they laid down. remain, very truly
JOHN W. BRETT.
LIST SUBMARINE vim
H. ~ 4 ~
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IVNI-NINsFi VII o. IbtN.
sfRrysL os orS1Ui JOHNSTON IRON nn ,sxY or rus
CUMBERLAND.
Brgadior General r. ". johnson, commanding the
Second division OF MeCooks oorpe, arrived here last
ns cn days leave Of absence from the Army Of
the Cumberland. fhs officer fought his division the
left unde general Thomas the late engagement front
ofchaanooea, and refers with great pride the gallant
conduct Of bic troops.
GIN ,oiNsroN mroRrS RosycRASs' POSITION nrAkeSAmE
General Johoston brings the latest dates from Cba,ts
nooga He says that by the Wednesday succeeding tho
day Of the battle the position around Chattanooga was
wei and s'roney for'neo aud that all the fords Of the
Tenpssse river. from Belsiou,e 70 wAsbinston were
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guarded by cavalry rendering tho "
3enerL Rosecrans perfectly secure
xnE nEaY's LOOKOUT MOUNTAIN or LITTLE VALUE
The enemy at one time in possession OF The sum
NIT Of Lockout Mountain and with piece which they
had wore enabled 70 roach Chattanooga. This was q
twenty four FOUNDER rided. But sfer using II
short te gun and since that Sme the enemy
have been silent least from the summit OF Lookout
LOO OUT MOUNTAIN WITHIN RANGE oF posBoaAss GUNS.
On this side Of the water aud Opposite 70 Point Look
out there Is a mountain known Strngers ridge From
the summit OF this General Negey in 1882 and General
Waggt ner August last bOnbar ded Chattanooga U'on
this same ridge General oeeclaDs has placed battery
Veoh commands the top OF Point Lookout, and as soon
as the rebels etempt locate battery there they viii
red themselves interrupted
NO DANCES THE RsHELs SERIOUSLY INTERPRETING WIN
RosECRASs' conayNIcauoss
General Johnston expresses the belief that Conceal
RoeecraDs hold his position for long time IN come
The enemy will hnd IL matter OF great difficult
ty 70 interrupt Communications between Nashville
may succeed In destroying for time the
Louisville and Nashville line Bst this can make but
lite difference to General Rosecrsns, az Nashville IS
we'll allod with AMY supplies. Tho STRONGLY fortified
positions commanding the approaches 20 tho vulnerable
points tho Nashville and Chattanooga road will pro-
tsct the commun cations bctwecrtheee two points.
,vEsiHSIs ~ fROGKEss.
The government Is engaged at present wnh alsres
force IN widening the guaee OF tho rHiiroad from this
place 70 lexington, that connection may be formed be
tweeu the louisville and Nashville and the Fast 1ennes
see military road. Tho old guage four teet ight
rangement the without cAangc from Covng
ton Opposite Cipcnnat) TO Bridgcpor Alabama. The
alteration OF the guage Of this road will mako all the
roads in the Southwest u the same Width.
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eur Washington Desp@scsa.

WAsHISoroS, Oct. Z 1863.
The following extract from otser from the whe or q
officer in General Rosecrans army tends 10 refute
derogatory his bravery whichhav
gained currency in some auartsrs:-
Tho General {Rosecrans) was IN command Of the army
during the whole engagement, and in much danger,
when the centre army gave way that he lost
the larger portion of his stall from two ocock Sunday
until Monday morning aud 1t feared by many Of h's
stall officers that he captured write this beca
OF the at Louisville and rcatei tarough many
Of the Western Journals that he not IA tho engage
nent
The casualties OF the brigade Of regulars First division,
Foureensh army corps, in the battle OF CncgamausA
creek september 10 and 20, are as follows
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The War in Tennessee,

MUEuKEspORo', Tenn Monday, April 20, 1858.
The Rebels are reported as having made important
movements on our front, materially changing the
situation. Whether in reply TO ours on McMinn.
vile, chat the Rebels merely waiting for us TO
advance, is not known. II is known that Bragg has
been re-enforced by one brigade from Mobile, and
Mississippi regiment from Vicksburg was sent back
ron Chattanooga.
force has reinforced Manchester to strengthen
the Rebel right. One brigade vent back from
ehebyV'lle 10 Tollshoma. johnson 10 reported 10
gave moved his headquarters to Shelbyville. Cheat
hAns division is at Grey's Gap, 10 miles from Nor
ffeesboro, on the shebyvilIe aud Trienne road aud
there are two brigsdss at Bel Buckle while third
force is said 20 be at Dooli;te Pike. For some DAVIS
past It has been believed in Rebel camps that if
Rosocrans did not advance Bragg would attack.
Our authority says Bragg has Is, 900 men. There
10 10 continuation Of the reported death Of Bragg.
NASHVILLE Tenn. Tuesd.y April2 a. 1853
One hundred prisoners captured at MeMpuville
reached here late last night.
Preparations are being made 10 send al! ct,sn,
sOntt who refuse to take the OATH They will leave
ins few dave.
All " qnel al Franklin and Murfrsesboro.
HE nsiu is falling. There is "a feet Of water on
sa stosls
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6peclal Noilres.

No. 113 Eighth street. between Broadway and
4thV - Mrs LAFLlN, the great American te,t and
1tfVoyant sud Medium. will give circles 20 tho pub
Tic on THIS WEDNESDAY. 2gth inst from 10 TO IL
m Admission lnc The remainder OF tho day will be given
to medical and business communications Fees from fsc TO
% tIc poor not forgotten
~ -Cilcls. viii be held hero every day through tho
week hon to r.
Notiee.-The ANNUAL ELECTION for NINE TRUs-
TEES and THREE INSPECTORS or ELECTION for tho
NETWORK PRODUCE EXCHANGE COMPANY will
be held MONDAY NEXT. May T. 1869, at the TTu'sess
Room. adjoining the entrance on Moore'N.
Ths Polls will remain open from to o'clock p. IN.
By order Of the Board
SEWARD CROMWELL ssorsssrr
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HESRr ". LEEDs Co., Auctioneera
.ExecutOrs' sale Of MODERN and ANCIENT ORIG
INAL OIL PAINTINGS.
HENtY Il. LEEDS Co. will sell at auction, FRIDAY
and SATURDAY EVENINGS. May and 2 at \ each
Ing. at the DUSSELDORF GALLERY, No SlS Broadway,
over DR.. Cbspin's church, -
EXECUTORS SALE Of MODERN and ANCIENT
ORIGINAL OIL PAINTINGS, by order OF tho Executors
OF the ate Geo. GEO. b. KEIM Of Reading. Penn. well
known Tor usBy ys,rs eminent connoisseur.
Also udiug the BALANCE Of AMERICAN and EU-
ROPEAN PICTURE belonging 10 the PRIVATE collection
sold by tie 2JSh aud 9th Of March last Among the Dis.
kofaERMEL, GiBERr STUART, BIERsTADT
PAUL WEBER, sULLY, HAMILTON
O. C. LAMBDIN, w T. RICHARDs MAY.
MORAN CHAPMAN HART,
LAURIE WHlTiRtDGE, JOHNSON,
RANNEY. BURFORD, LEWIS.
and other celebrated American artists Also OF the modern
TEssiNG. 7. BIRCH, BoNFIELD,
WM SLAYER BOLFEE. ROBBE,
J. HUBNER r. GRASS, LEICKERT,
VAN SrARKENBUROH, MEfERhEIM
vERON. B0DDINGTON,
and others equally celebrated.
Also belonging TO the collection Of Gen. Gee. NJ Kem,
maole head Of NAPOLEON. attributed 10 CANONA. pur
chased oy the late at the sale Of JOSEPH BONA
PAkTE. a marble HEAD Of CHRIST and marble ALTO
RELIEVE OF ROMULUS and kEMUS both cat to order By
| "PETIRICH" Also, HA0AR and IsIMAEL; HOMER
by the Genius Of Poetry by A. s. Bartholomew OF Rome
Among thu old school are examples OF , ..,..,o
ROSA ID TlVOLI, FRANCISCO ALBANO,
| sNYDER RAPHAEL MENGS
! CAMPIDOGLlO, u. TENlERS,
! Sir JOSHUA REYNOLDS.
and many others They will BE- exhibition a. above and
aer 23d nl and three evenings previous "a
/ tue sac.
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, WEDNESDAY APRIL 49, 1863
Travellers, Guide.

To Albany BIZ Hudson River RI. e8 warren s9a u. IA
ST 10 a N. aud - s. and ~ ~, o."uA' lOl a On
To Albany by Harlem RIt 2s,h-'t and t ~
TO boston by Eew-London line Per 81 NJ
r. stoningion line Pier IL. y H. ano an
River line, Pier O. n. r.. daily (sundaysef 5p m
ceptedl..
10 Boston by New-tayen RR. wa SPnus 81 I'D q n m
field 27thst add 4thay..........B a. IN anu -
TO Boston, by kew.Hayen RR, 2,th-st bnu o,.v An m
ith-av.. via Shore Linz ..lyi aud ?; IN ou"u'' y
TO Bufs o. by Erie KR foot Of Chambsr. .ossp I'M
-" ~
- y Il iIip IA Sunday u p
To Philadelphia Csnd-u aud Am1oy b., ..
Raitoad. Pier % II. r. foot of bsrclsy-st. d Il" y "
To W,shingto by New jersey hk1. lOa m L.. - , ?,
o. a aDd III D m foot 81 CGurtandt SUNDAY y p u"
To no Wet by Centra Railroad Of New
Jersey foot Of CouItaGd..s'. and a. m.
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C,usp;r,ey In Kentucky.

CINCINNATI. Tuesday, ApfiI Io ioo''
,;.,.;I,o nensr, of the 9th ray that the military
,,S"r;ts. have succeeded in ferreting out secret
orSapizston, Ave hundred strong, the oeJoc. .,
snh Is to promote the Rebellion and encourage rags
cessation, from the Union army, together WIN sI ths
Startling designs which cannot be di noap arrested
present time Some meinTe h snd i of he or
asn,zation is in military hands. l,e Green River
Guerrillss are rowing through orses and provls-
country in small squads stealing np dlspredaticns
ions and committing the renorted in the vicinity
PeGram a Tdn W ni IN large force.
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0|sW'"artiai at CinnciEaii-A SOY Sem
fenced 10 Death.

Nv CHciNNAri. Tuesday. April 2a, 1864
30 sSH 'l''Sat bias found guilty Simpson d. Tabo,
u i"oniss Sullivan Of Paris, KENNEDY. charged
"a harboring and preventing the ares, Of certain
I'''ons belonging TO the Rebel army. The former
sSS ''f'eueed 10 imprisonment for three month, and
Nv" Ece, tie imprisonment to cOntinns until III.
&c. go. The .us! was sentenced 20 clone son.
snsrG'tf : Oh ia,s.
Ibe Coort'MAT.Sl also found Thomas H. Can,
vi sdilty Of beng Rebel SPY, and sentenced -.
~" hung gu the lot Of May. The proceedings Of
- Coa', are approved by Major Gen Bs,asis,
''o sa' ordsrsa tho ssn:ence to be carried iu,c exc.
e;eu.
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I0SS Of THIN STEAMER lNGLO-SAAON
444 SOULS ON BoAHl''
NISETI,sEVBs PERSONS CERTAINLY SAVED
T@O Boat Loads and a Raft Still at Sea-
The Commander Supposed to DO hos''
81. JoHs. NJ F.. Monday. April A ~; i 90 iss

The steamsbip Anclo.saxon, from Liverpool iO'~
via Londonderry 18th inst has Deeh ioSr, :. of ne
posed three miles east of Cape Race Inv. 4 = m
Passengers arrived at Cape Race stsuon ~ aud
To-day C2thG and report the vessel Th. Anglo
great number Of the passengers lost
Saxon --as bound to Quebec. =. wreck i'm
The Associated Press yacht left for 'No
mediately on receipt Of the news. April 49, 1893
PIcToS N f.. Tuesday % two boats
1he steam-tug Danntiess po~ Cape Ballard
crews OF the Anglo.Saxon - tbis port without
and Cape Race. and is returni"s
landing at Cape Race. =. cone 70 Cane Race.
The Steamer BLOODHOUND y 81 pas, Uonr % lse9
s. ,s,. n f. Aprilg7 via PORT HOOP 30 io',
rr,. OF: Jons Son sailed from Liverpool on the
,e,b ,-;,b $50 passengers, and ships crew OF 81
- Gu. was wrecked four miles east OF Cape
Rae st noon to-day 9th inst, during dense fog
Sventy-threo persons escaped from the wreck by
IONS and SPAR, aud twenty-four in No. lifeboat,
msJng a total saved OF 81. Nos 4 and
bOss have not arrived of Cape Race, in CONSCIENCE
Of De density of the fog, and seven more persons
VIII embarked on raft are also missing. There IL
s,la heavy sea and dense fog.
he commander is supposed to BE- among the
drSned.
he purser and first and second engineers, and
door are saved, and one cabin passenger, Lieut..
Sapson Of the Royal Artillery.
ne Hon. Jshu Young and family are supposed to
ben one of the missing boats.
he deck broke up about ore hour after the ship
stuck.
Iothipg but the mizzen mast is standing.
eyeral persons chung to the fore-rgging till the
foenast fell, but no assistance could be rendered
shm.
Guns are being fired a. Cape Race to attract the
attention Of the missing boats.
ST. JoHS's n. f., Tuesday, April %. 1859.
The steamer Dauntless, az 9 a. M, on Tuesday,
picked up two boats containing 90 people. Inc fol-
lowing il list Of the passengers reported on the
Dsuntless
Hon. JnO. Young, lady, children and servant.
Miss Hope.
Miss Bertram.
Mn. Captain Soddart.
Mr.. Green Mail Officer.
Mr.. Lowers.
Rev. MI. Eaton.
Capt. Cassidy.
Mrs. jackson and child.
Mrs. Wright.
John Martin.
James KirkwOOd and sister.
Mrs. Elz, james.
Caths1ue Cameron.
Nary Ann Thomas.
Nary Am Adams.
Edward Mann.
homas Caldwell.
AR. Hart, fret officer
Ar. Scot, fourth officer
James Henderson, fourth engineer.
CHARLES CarfOn, fifth engineer.
The steamer Bloodhound hss gone 10 Cape Rsct
for ito people there. 1t is very fine and clear OF
lie coast today.
THE telegraph lines were kept open from New ok Z
Cape RAce .h IT. II enable detailed opach OF the %
seI tho steamer to be forwarded to The press
but III o'clock the wires failed work beyond Bangor
sqnenty without further particulars IL IL expects
she line vii be il working order Tomorrow (Wsonssdsy
Nhsp fun dslsii' may be expected
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"A smile was o. her Ip-hsah her look strength
her step. and In her hsndsPlsntstiop Bi.ters'
S-T-1SS0-X.
a few bottles Of Plantation Bi!ters
VIII cure Nervous Headache.
VIII Cold EItrsmiues and Fsversh Lips
VIII cure Sour Stomach and Fetid Breath
WIN cure Fla.ulency aud Indigestion.
VIII cure Nervous Aztec tiona
VIII cure Excessive Fatigue and Shert Breath.
WIN curs Pain over the Eyes.
win cure Mental Dependency.
VIII cure Prosrstion Great Weakness.
viii cure salOw Complexion, Weak Bowel 70.
Which tns sviaences Of
LIVER COMPLAINT AND DYSPEPSIA
" e'm'ed that ssvensnths Of all adult ailments proceed
from diseased and torpid liver The hillary secretons
liver overlooking into the stomach poison the entire system
and exhibit the sbovs,ymptoms.
After long research able to present the most
msrkabls cure for these hOrid nightmare diseases tho
world has produced. Within one yssg over sr hun.
drsd and forty thousand persons have taken the Pansion
Btts and not instance Of complain, has como 10 our
knowedge!
na efect7a tonic and agreeable smulant suitodt,
all conditions of life
The reports It relies upon mineral substances for
properties wholly false For the public tsfao,ion
and that patients may consult their physicians we sppsad
list OF its conlponsnts.
the treatment Of Fever and Ague, Dyspepsia Weakness 60
1t introduced into Europe by the Countess wife Of the
yceroy Of Peru 10 l6 afterwards sold tho Jssuis
for the price Of s ioeigh in ury. under he
OF jesuit, POWDERS, and finally made public By
Louis XVII King France Humboldt makes especial ref
erence to its sbhuse qualities during his South American
travels
CAsoARLLA BARKFOT diafhea cello and diIses Of the
stomach and bowels.
DASDELIoS-For Inflammation Of the oiDs and dfopsicsl
affections
CHANosLp FLowzRs-Fcr enfesbled digestion.
LAVENDER FLowsRs-Aronstc sl2ulant and tonic
highly inyisorating In debility
WISTEReREss-For scrcfals, rheumatism &C.
AsE-An aromatic carminaive; creating hesh muscle and
milk much used by mothers nursing.
AsO, Glove buds orange carraway eohande snaisroos
&c.
S. T-l860-X d.
Another wonderful ingredient, Of Spanish origin impartins
beauty tbs complexion and brilsncy the mind yet
unknown to the Of the world and withhold Ito
name for the present.
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The Camden and Amboy Railroad.

BonDEETOwS, n J. Ilesday, ApriI - Idb5.
AZ a meeting OF the stockholders Of the Camden
and Amboy Railroad Company held to-day, al this
place, tie action Of the Directors doubietrackng
the road unanimously indorsed.
The stockholders also unanimously Endorsed the
contract contemplated between the Railroad COM
panies forming the line from NewYork to Wash
ingion, By which the puolic will obtain all the ad
ysntages arising from thorough double-track, and
the other improvements rendered necessary by the
prssDt emergencies.
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MARRIED..

LE-sYLvEsTER-In Brooklyn. N. Y, by the Rev.
A u. Gillette d. D.. the Rev. CORTLAND W. AnAble 20
Mis-, Emma v Sylvester.
LOSG-DORE-On TuesdAy. April &C. a, the Teddsncs Of
The bride, psent, By the Rev 4. Stevenson John J. Long
20 Lizzie A. D0re, all Of this oity
sCH1IDT-HA WLEY-On Tuesday, April ~, by the Rev.
Vs. Gun uiugs Mr. Edward Mott Soimid 70 Mifs Emile
j. only daughter Of the late J. h. W. HAvsy all o. ,hi'
cts
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A Spirited Number.

spirited Number.
THE NETWORK ILLUSTRATED NEWS,
Now READY,
HAS PICTURES OF
bODI OF LlEUT.-COL KIMBALL, LYING IN STATE
~ Tue GOVERNORS ROOM, CITY HALL.
SHOOTING OF COL. KIMBALL BY GEN CORCORAN
CHAMPION BILLIARD MATCH BETWEEN KAVAN.
NEW-YORK
PORTRAIT or II. G CALLIcoT, PRESENT SPEAKER
OF THE HOUSE OF ASSEMBLY.
GEN. KEARNEY'S BUGLE BOY.
TIE OLD SLAVE. THOMAS VERELL
THE UNION MARTYR. THOMAS KENNEDY.
FASHION PLATE FOR APRIL.
PIRATE SCHOONER CHAPMAN ENDEAVORING TO
ESCAPE OUT OF SAN FRANCISCO HARBOR
GUARDING WELLS IN THE ARMY OF THE POT0-
PORTRAIT OF COL. SIR PERCY wYNDHAM.
CEN. MITCHELPs HEADQUARTERS AT NASH.
NOVEL" ELEANoRs VICTORY" BY MISS BRAD.
DON.
THE NETWORK ILLUSTRATED NEWS.
FOR SALE BY ALL NEWS DEALERS.
sub'crirtion price Of T HE NETWORK ILLUSTRATED
NEWS ia SO 50. Specimen copies sent application 70
the publishers, -
THOMAS B. LEGGETT l. Co,
No. 80 Beekmsn.st., Ne~-fork
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Entertainments. Wednesday, April %.

WALLACK's-The Ihsh Hriress
WINTER GARDFk-Luck-1he TeodleI
NlBLC'S-iurora Floyd.
BARNUM'S MUSEUM-Doa Showroom. Mutt and Minnie
Wensn. at ell houu-Ths Wreck Ashore o; and "A p
NATIONAL ACADEMY on DESIGNING. 6lS Broadway.
COUPLES GALLEkY-Volcsno Of the Andes
IRVING HALLE Concert by w. X. Johnson
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Marine DiEuster,

PHILADELPHIA, tuesday, April %. 1859
The schooner Onward from New-York for JAG
mel, pat in here for repairs. She struck Roamer
Bank on Friday night, causing serious leak.
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ASSISTANT ADJUTAsT-GEsERAL's DRPARTMEST
% TIM EAsT-Gsn. Wool has Issued the following orders

HHADQUAKTsRs DEPARTMENT oY THE East.
EswYoKK Cir. April 49, 1868. !
1ExsnIL ORDERS, No. 37..-MIt &. n. Christensen late
Aide the Major General Commanding having been
appointed Assistant AdjusDGsnsrs Of the Department Of
ME East. with the rank of Major hereby announced o.
such, sa5 mi be ODE ysd aud respected accordingly
All ofcsi .ons to these headquarters froTn
officer, serving this department will be forwarded to his
address. No ~ BescksI street, New Nort City.
BY command Of Maj Gen. WOOL
SErI. CA&RcROss, Capt. end Adsde- Camp
Act'g Asst ADJ. GeneIal
Oheisi: VIZ. c. RUWOLLR Ade-de.Csmp u. S.A.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-29
NenloNnI Of Specie.

PHILADELPHIA. Tuesday, April "a, 1880.
A large amount OF specie reached Pittsburg from
Wheeling last night.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-29
IMPORTANT CERTIFICATES.

ROCHESTER, N. Y, Dec %, 1881
Messra P. II. DRAKB Co.: have been great sufferer
from Dyspepsia FOR three four years aud had to abandon my
profession. About tree months ago tried the Plantation
Biaen, and to my great joy am nearly well I
have recommended them In several and far as
know always with sisual benefit am respectfully youre
Rev. J. 8. CATH0RN.
PHILADELPHIA, 10th Month, 18th Day. 1862
RESPECTED FREsD Ny daughter has been much benefited
by the use thy Plantation Bi.ters Thou wilt send
bottles Thy friend ASA CURRlN.
SHERMAN HOUSE. CHICAGO, H., Feb. II. 1869.
Messa p H. DRAKE Co.: Please send another twelve
cases Of your Plantation Bers As morning appetizer
they appear to have superseded everything and
greatly esteemed
Yours &c. GAGE WAITE.
Arrsugemen,s now completed to supply any demand
for this article which from lack Of Government stamps ha
not heretofore been possible.
The public may assured that IN no will the PER
fecy pure standard Of the Plantation Bit,e be departed
from Every bottle tear' the fdernis Of r9na,u,s
,tesl,plats ssgraVia1 or IL eatsot BE- ssssns.
Sold BY all Dnggs.,. Groasp srd Dessrs throughout he
country. p II. DRAKE 4 Co,
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