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The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1863-01-02
NOTICE OF INQUIsITIoN,

Whereas, Samuel S. Fluke, one of the heirs at
law &C Michael Fluke, late of Hopewel township,
Bedford county, dec'd, led without issue, and leav
ine brothers and sstero ard the representatives of
brothers and sisters to the number OF ten full heirs
as follows: First Jacob, brother, residing in Bed
ford county, Pennsylvania, second, Henry, broth
er. dead, leaving issue
], John, residing in Blair county, Pa.
2, William S." Bedford " Z"
A, Emanuel &c Harrison, Mo.
$, Levi. Bedford, Pa.
Il, Susannah Bowser, Jefferson co.,
S, Mary, wife of d. S, Longenecker, dead, leav-
ing issue children, Nancy Jane, Louisa aud Hen
Third, Abraham, dead leaving issue, Henry Fluke,
HONEYWELL township, Bedford county.
Fourth, Frederick, residing in Armstrong coun-
ty, Pa.
Sixth. William &C +" " "
Seventh, Catharne Gorsuch ' I"
Eighth, Susan Snyder, dead, leaving issue chill
-dien, William, Mrs. Catharine Lngenelter wife of
Daniel Llngenfelter, residing in Bedford county,
Mrs. Smeltzer. wife OF Ephraim Smeltzer, residing
in Benton county, Iowa. aud Eliza Snyder, residing
in Bedford county, Pa; Ninth, Tobias, Dead leav
ing Issue six children, as follows:
j, Mary Bare, wife OF John Bare, residing in Bed
ford county, Pa.
Q, Henry Fluke, residing in Bedford county, Pa.
g. John B. Fluke {" GO &c
4, Catharine, wife of Samuel Tetwer :"
S, Samnel Fluke, GO {" T"
s, Susan, wife Of Conrad lmler
e Tenth, Mary Fluke, I"
And the children of deceased sister, who was
intermarrisd with V. Bowser, residing in Armstrong
county, Pa
That said iecedent died intestae and seized as of
fee Of in and to the following described real estate:
A tract of land situate in said township, adjoin-
ing lands OF William Gorsuch Eli Fuke, James
Price and others, and containing in all (there being
two pieces) about one hundred and twenty-five a
eres, and praying the Court TO award inquest to
make partition Of the premises aforesaid.
Notice is, therefore, hereby given, that in pursu-
ter.ed | will proceed to hold an Inqusition val
uaton on the premises, on the sth day of January,
1863, when and where all interested may attend if
they see proper.
JOHN J. CESSNA, Sheriff.
sheriG's Office, Dec. l2, 1861.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1863-01-02
KoIlock's pandcIion Coffee.

This preparation, made from the best Java Coffee,
is recommendedby physicians as superior UTRl-
rIOUS BEVERAGE for General Debility, Dyspep-
sia, and all bilious disorders. Thousands who have
been compelled to abandon the OF coffee will
this without inJur rious effects. One contains
the strength of two pounds of ordinary coffee
Price 25 cents.
K0L LOCKS VAIN,
The purest and best BAKING POWDER known,
for making light, sweet and nutritious bread and
cakes. Price Is cents.
MANUFACTURED BY
M. Fl. KOLLOCK, Chemist,
Corner of Broad and Chestnut Streets;
PHILADELPHIA,
And sold by all Druggists and Grocers.
February 2S, 1s62.-ly'
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1863-01-02
Barley Wanted!
May 16, 1862.

We win pay the highest price in cash for one
thousand bushels of Barley
A. B. CRAMER D. Co.
Nov. 81, 1862.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1863-01-02
EDWARD ASSOCIATION.
PHILADELPHIA.

A BsneVolent Institution established By special En-
doarnent, for Tie Rel,efof tia Sick and DtstresSedl
afflicted scith Tiyulent and Chrome Diseases, and
especially for Me Cure Of Diseases Of the Serna,
Organs.
Medical Advice given gratis, by the Acting
Surgeon.
Valuable Reports on Spermatorrhea, and other
Diseases the Sexual Organs and on the New
Remedies employed in the Dispensary, sent in
sealed letter envelopes, free of charge. Two or
three Stamps for postage acceptable. Address, DR..
DR.. J. SKILLIN HOUGHTON, Howard Associa
tion, No. S. Ninth ST., Philadelphia, Pa.
May 3lst, '61
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-30
TT 3. MARSHALL SALE
~ PRIZE PROPERTY.
DANIEL II. BuRDETT. AuctionssL


tsy direction Of Hoa GIDEON wELLEs, s.& sfths Hsvy)
BY VIRTUE OF ORDERS OF SALE TO NE DIRECT
Ed BIZ the Hon william Marvin Of the Disrot Court Of the
United fer the Southern District OF fierds VIII sell
On TUESDAY. March 81,
AT II O'CLOCK A. b..
At No. 10 Bsrclsy.st
TIE CARGOEs or THE FOLLOWING VESSELS,
Steamship Virginia
StssH,er Adea-
Sohoonsu Hsruoss Ariel Comet Carmits OsrSo, Courier
Iy Maria Two Slstss Kate Thsresa A,enssf. and aosp
Flying Fish
Cons.tiss Of i.rrs and vaiusbs sssormeut OF Linen,
weosn and Cotton Goods Drugs. Medicines Wines brsn
dies Cofdss Gin. Pepper Coffee Tea soda Candos soap
Sulphur Bsgyns, Bale Rope mazda Olive OIL shot, stse
Psp.r Envelope Pens Blankets, Clothing Lesthsr Cali
and Goat Skins, &c, &C.. 10
ON WEDNESDAY. APRIL
AT LAMBERTS STORES BROOKLYN,
The Csrgoss Of
Schoones Elss, Dart Comet, Csrms flyinf Fsh, Con
rsr Lilly Maria and Francis. Margaret I've Sisters CoIsa,
Theresa Kate and ~ Georges Sleeps w. T. Chester aid
ROPE. SALT, BAGolN0. AND UPLAND AND SEA
ISLAND COTTON.
Catalogues for both Sales win bc ready for Distribution on
'''''''' BONNER BROWN, Ne 1l3 wsIlst.
and Al tie Bsrelay-t. stores. =.
Goods ready for examination Monday m'rnias at 10
JAMES c. CLAPP. y. s. Manhs,
Southern District FLORIDA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-30
S63 THE 1863.

PESNsYLvANIA CENTRAL RAILROAD
TIE sHosTEsf i ' %SS e1ic 'sIs ROUTE
FRon NKw.YoRx TO rns PEIscpsL WEsr.sN CIrIsa
Ssvea trans dsy nom New ok TO Philadelphia, vie
sns SsTf Fos s' % As %s n: THIS
ROUTE LEAVE NEW YORK FROM THE
FOOT OF COURTLANDT-ST.
BY way ofPhadephas the morning passengers leave New
York a. time other routes Evening passengers
Il 6 p rn N hour later than other lines
By OF Allentown. evening passengers leave 81 H.
srrys .. the s.ms ts =. Northern lines. IN Chicago and ii
points In the North Crestnr Indianapolis Louisville
st. Louis Cleveland Columbus, Cincinnati and oil mais
Sleeping Cara w,hsat change run from Philadelphia
Pittsburgh $50 miles. and NswYork to Pittsburgh, ~ mica
Smoking and Saloon Cars on all trains.
Fare tho same other routes
Baggage checked through. TYsnsfeu frse
Secure Ticket Est siS i E:sSSiSkhTioSsA
Accommodation Lins which affords comfortable mode Of
offsrs ,nr,.ur,
By this route Heights Of all descriptions can be Forwarded
% and from any point on the hsrosds o. Ono nempeT
Indiana Illinois Wisconsin lows or Missouri by Kali
ROAD DIRECT. TO any port on the navicsbie hve"''
the West BY steamers from Pittsburgh ,,.. v.s, nv
Tho rates Of Freight to and nom any point 70 70.
the Psnnsylvsns Contra Railroad are a. a. Merehsnts ana
.hn s ~ shs transportation of their Fretsht - 'nD
Company. can rely with , STsn sTDcH
rr., and D..ls, in Live Stock viii ana tns moss 90
s..o.. 49, Capsclous fards, wei w ~. az
Piled every oonvesi.nss .esoa Il paid % their wsnts
s ~ ,,,.hnrs whore will be found every ei
rom. All resting choice !, oneea q the III LApEk
PhiA; T ELLlOTT, Passenger Agent No Astor. EouiA
IEECH Co. frs{h Agents, g., ,rm.
No. I As.or- House, and 90 Sou,h " iuisn-s,
MCDONALD BiSCHofF E"'s ~ q n a',,s,..
ENocH LEWIS General Superintendent, Altoona, Pa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-30
LAW INTELLIGENCE.
SUPREME COURB-CIRcuIr-MaRo H-Before Ju'fc"


LKONhRD. 80 -
Wilmsrdns Hoguot Homnort sgt ko'fy' Sho'i"'
Tie plainiFs sued the She i'll 10 recover possessoh
Of &5O0 worth Of dry goods which hsd been levied uo un
der an s.red cut Of tho Surene Cont In o,to
Der 1861 in favor Of Lsthrop Ludnngon to' egams'
Smith Riley Hcles On the tris the iac we're uioety
admit ed " appeared ths, the goods were olc 70 Nh
Riley Hughes OF Phisdphi,, az an sncion se.s hoo oy
p,ainti an no ID of October 1901 The terms Of ae were
T" ea.h In bsrkable money mo hetIy ro'sldeIee coA
xl.te mill The tenn. Of isle have been complied with"
On the d of October M sepi The goods to 'iowand
hnov 10 them q, person VITO pacAed so0ds Tor snih XII
lev Hughes and be gave them receipt w received non
Smith Biey Hushs Tho receipt did not contain state
.cut OF he delivery conditional any tbus sio
upon the sDbi,cl HOwlsnd mad o;hcr goods teonsg 10
Smith RILEY Hughes 10 be packed and al were packed IN
a. case thei sdtIss aud tkon q tue snden
and Rirosd depot to be forwarded TO the purchasers
Phi adephL While aweit'ns tue mesns Of transportation
tle Sheriff the 4h OF October, made las levy No charge
was any bad ia th in the purchase The defendant
that although tue sale conditional there had
been abolue delivery oi the goods, snd that Il appeared
The intention Of the psinihsto waivo the condition which
Sss declared at the
TheCot charged that the tile OF the goods hsd not passed
Of the plaintiffs unless the jury found that they Intended
10 ul,ke al absolute and unconditional delivery.
The yuty verdict for defendant
For plaintiffs, MI PTenss for defendant, A. J. Wander
peel sud Nj. Mills
CHAnBERs-MARcE Before Justice BARsARp
DECISIONS.
Margaret Mckenzie agt. Colin MeKenzie.-Memo-
ssnda tor counsel. q,
John s Stone al az: James KentRspot eoDdrmsd and
order granted. :,
John A,khAIn ct al sgt Issso L. Hunt ct sl-Noson %
ssed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-30
Sales bp Anrtion.

A J. BLEECKER, SON q CO., will sell on
"a. WEDNESDAY. April J. at y o'o,oei, stths Asf'
ebsun' Exchange Sales Room, No Ill 6roedwsy. 49,
VALUABLE FIFTH WARD PKOPkhTY-On wash
insion' Of -Twostory attic BRICK HOUSE and LOT no
So4 w bet Beach Hubert eta formerly owned oy the
late JOHN ID. KlNSEY. Lot 2oI62 feet - 800 my Gre.
main on mortgage. Title Ddsputabls. msp' le Of No. IL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-30
A,,l,TAsr QuAnryRxasrrxs OryIcY. CossRn oso}

ASSISTANT QuAnryRsasrrs's Orylcg, CossRn 90
AND 2zp.sTa, WAsHIsGTos, ID. c., March 49, eo]
VlTILL BE SOLD at Public Auction, on
w WEDNESDAY, April Is, at the LsrEe Barn On .hs .
SQUARE bounded by and and ?st aud 22ds. ass 0s OF
Quartz nm AsrER5 STORES. condomned % unn i9f
pubic service consisting IN psrt Of Saddles HsIne
able Forges. BlscL,niths Csrpenter' and Soldiers go
Arcs AID variety Of other lmpensnt. NC to DO :Su IN
ss.b IN Governm.nt funds CHAS. H. TOMPklNs,
'' Captain aud A. u ~, v. B. A.
J. C. McOUIAs / Co, AuetioDeefG
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-30
UsroS LEAers OF TIE LOYAL MN OF Brook.

UsroS LEAGUE OF TIE LorAL MN OF BROOK.
Irs.-Ths prominent citizens Of Brooklyn, OF al parties
have taken 20 form Union League Of Loyal men
Tor the purpose OF sustaining s Goyeinmen In The
THad Committee have taken IA. nii.ory measures by ns
t1t.s Lessue under constitution ofwhieh the following
Article declares the objee, Of the Organization to be
bind together in League all true patriots who
resolved TO peseSers and peptuse the Union OF these
bes every hazard OF Iscrhee O: efson o. Peper whe
viii the s.t the constituted srthores Of the
in he- struggle with srssd Rebellion, aud BY
wsvering courage patience fidelity AID conssncy viii Z!
all lmes and places aud In al forms stand BY tns Govef
uent which made by athsrs II 10 cot intended by
selves sDy Of united potios sotiou bat each
pocs The only object being to unite TO support
b> National Government IN its Efforts 10 sapPe's tie ~,
scope Of the nios and not to create political pary-it
being TIE purpose Of ths members OF the League 10 d1oye
1ashsd.
Articles and provide the enrolment Of leu6sr.
Article provides that al local Lsssuea which shall be
soned 10 the respective Wards the City under the susrS
Of the Central Association s0d which shall adopt o
their coDsuen the declaration Of principles SET form in
Article let Of TIE Consultation ana. Be ae' sry 80 zoe Cen
enrolled IN such au4lsr! wsEd organization 'As 0e members
Article provides that the Ward Lea all perfeeths
GsaniEAon BY the eecioa Of oceT. sndshe sdoP,oe u
egostons sod bylaws not nconssers with This cons't1
den enrolment members each Of whom shs
ngn. upon admission the following decisTslon;
We hereby enroll ourselves members oiihe Unon League
Rally sdopt the Declaration OF Principles set forth n this
Censution and psdss Ourselves 10 al unconditional loyalty
70 tue Government Of the United States 10 unwtverag
import its efforts suppress the Rebellion 20 no
issvor to preserve un@paiisd the DAnons unity, ooth Ia
pnBcpls ana in territorial boundary and 10 maintain the
bower. glory and integrity Of tho Republic" 49,
The President Of each Ward Association shall be Woe
President Of this Central League.
The Executive Council Of the Union League composed o.
NE following gentoneu who will be recognized 81 belonging
v both the Democratic aud Republican parties;
A. A Low. esq, 3. b. Chi,tenden, esq the Hon. $. s.
Powell, the Hon Contin Brush Nathaniel bnNs e.q toe
Hon James Humphrey the Hon. John A. Cros II L r..
Saith the Hon samuel Sloan the Hon J. 4 T. Strsnshsn
b. L. Hus.ed esq, Ambrose snow, ESQ. Chsrles A hsg,
sso. the Hon. T. A. Lambert c. J. Lowrey. esq Ber.
gen esq G. L. Benedict esq Asr HcCus sfq J. V. Mes
aoie esQ Samuel NJ. hssksr, esq
The President Of the Executive CoaDci IL the Hon g.
r. strsDahAB Corresponding Secretary Dir. L. Benedict
Recording Secretary, Mr. Q. j. Lowrey.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-30
Bniloins Alaterials.

DRAIN TILE, Chimney Tops, Land Drains.
DGurden Vases, Fire Brick Green.house Malt Kiln ard
Flooring Tiles &C. Long l.lsnd Pottery Depot ZIG Pesrs
MARBLE MAN rLES.-The best place in the
ANI city, where the ehsapsa MARBLk MANrLES. &c.
can be bought 10 at a. KLABERS Marb. Yard No. 100
Lss, istbst, near 3d-sv.. RewYoEk. tCat stis OUT
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-30

sPKCIAL TRRs-MAneH ta.-Bsiors Justice BARBogn-
COURT CALyNpAR-THis DAT.

SUPREME CoURI-CRCUIT-Par,s 1 and lad
eursd the term, Part Il.-No further eslenda this
ksrm
SUPREME CouRT-SPEcAL TERN.-Adjourned
nI the tern.
SUPERIOR CouRr.-TRiAL TERn.-Adjourned for
he term.
COURT OF Cossos PLrAs.-Part I.-Adiourped
eI ,be tern. Part u.-Adjournsd to Thursday next
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-30
THE CITY COURT Of BR00KLYN:-The

l. NETWORK LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY, plr.n.
tin, against DAVID WOODS. PETER d. AM0RY. John
ZE0LIO, and AUGUSTINE w. DAILY Defendants -
Summons FOR ReisLro the Defendants above nsued;
Yon are hereby summoned aud required to answer the co
plain, this action Of which copy herewith served upon
ysu and " copy OF your 10 the said
the subscriber ut his Office. No IL pine-t IN the
City Of Nav York within twenty days tfter the service
tho said complaint within aforesaid the
plaintiff In this sctsn will apply tho Court for the relief de-
mAnded In the congratulated January 2Oth, 1909
HENRY Il. KNOX, Plaintiffs ATTORNEY,
No. Al Pine-st, NswloA CITY
Tho complaint In the above entitled action duly mo. ~
the office OF the Clerk Of tho City Court OF bIoohyh -
City Hall ofths City Of Brooklyn. on tho 2e.h dsy
u?3 Isv6vM PIsintias Attorney
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-30

SUPERIOR COURT--GENERAJ TEEx-MtRCH sa-Bsfors
Justices RORRRTso- and MoNsLL
DECISIONS.
James c. Wiilett, &c, agt. Iheo. Galhardet ct
-Order overriding demurrer to complaint affirmed with
Soss Opnion by Robertson, J.
GEO. W. HnertOn 81 agt. VIM b; Lung o. al eLT
yudcnent foY plaintiff with costa Opinion by Rooert,on
Charles HsrbecA sg The Mayor kc-JudgmsL !Or plain
III with costa OPINION by NOBEL, J.
Adam Ven Allen skt. Geo. Jenes-juosment sMfmeo
Opinion by Robertson J.
Abraham Fowler sgt Peter Acknowledgment and order
sfImed Opinion by Robertson, J.
lease NJ. Mleank ct al. est Alexander Depnston et Al
yxdg for defendants with costs Opinion by Mcneil j.
David C. Scott sgt C. b. Guthrie ct a-Jedgment reversed
nd trial granted with abide event Opinion BY
Mcneil. J.
SPECIAL TsRx-MAneH ta.-BsiOrs Justice BARBOvn
DECISION.
WIN. Nflo sg.. Geo. Harrison, impleaded.-Or,ler
directing receiver who has oreu appointed pedfe lite 10 nay
into CoI the credit Of this action all the moneys which
shall into his hsnds receiver less HE commits
Sions: and upon payment the order appointing him
Aside vacated aud rg all further procsedinss In
thsc.ion rnti the Committee appointed by tho Supreme
Court shall been discharged until further order Of this
CouT TO he made the motion OF either party On notice
tie
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-30

OK PER CENT INTEREST.
- CITIZENS SAVINGS BANK, corner Of Bowery and
C.n...t Open EVERY DAY from to 3, and on MON
nay WEDNESDAY,. and FRIDAY EVENINGS from D to
4 Interest commences April I, 1861
Bank Books In Ensish. 0erman aud French; 1870
GEORGE FOLSOM, President.
SEYMOUR A. BUsCE, Secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-30
Coal ano h)ooo.

COAL--S5 GOWN deliver on MONDAY
~ only. WHITE ASH STOVE COAL. On ~ EsDAi
md WEDNESDAY, RED ASH, FOG and RANGF, at
~ ~. On THURSDAY snd FRIDAY. WHITE ASH
0kATE and STOVE u SO IS fooi vessel Screened from
90 49, wa deliver above prices free Of csr,sEs to
ny part o. The city 900 In TO the tgn guaranteed
JOHN BAGLEY, No. Ok o., Ier New BOwery.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-30

ANOTHER WrsTHRS GusBoAI.-Tbe United
States gunbost Covington, Ensign Daniel Jones
commanding, left Cincinnati On Thursday for duty
he first OF CoInInsbder Sanfords icet.s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-30

H,HE CITY COURT OF BROOKLfN:-I
NETWORK LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY. Plain.
iii against DAVID WOODS. PErEK b. AMOkf. JOHN
ZEGLIO and MARGARET THOMPSON. Dsendsnsa-
snmroa.-yor Reliyf-lo the defendants above nsfned
Yea are hereby and required 70 answer she Gem
In this scon Of which copy herewith served upon
on the subscrbsr at ME ocs No IL Pinsstresa In she
city Of EswYok within twenty days after the service
hereof exc usys " tho day Of zach services and you fall
20 snswer the said complaint within the time aeresad the
plaintiff in this action will sppy 70 the Court ss toe relief
demsudsd In the complaint Dated January 20 1858.
HENRY Il. KNOX, Plaintiff Attorney,
Ne II Pinestreet kew-Ysrk City.
The complaint In the above entitled scsn WAS duly tiled In
the Office 81 tho CLERK the City Court OF Brooklyn In she
CIV Hall Of tho city OF Brooayu the 18th day Of January
1863 HENRY n. KNOX,
mh33 isw6wM Plaintiffs Attorney.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-30

LIMITED STATES CERTIFICATES Of IN
u NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Certificates Of Indebted
mes, collected and returns made promptly -
Tho gold received for interest RENTED or accounted lor o.
n pshet price In currency Ut the option Of holder
KETCHUM, SON CO., No ~ E1ehspsep'see.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-30
Financial.

ALBERT ". NIroLAY. AnctioneS' $1,000,
DFGjIIAR SALE of STOCKS aud BONDS.
IL -ALBERr II. NICOLAY viii sell THIS pa
iaond.vl March 80 at l2s o'clock. al the Mc'Sns" |N
sh. nse Sal SO M No. III Bosiwsy
FOR account Of whom n may concern; -
% ANA, F,cnsnSs Iu, sIOpl 5U s. Fire LIS Co.....623
IA 1n,n Frrb Irs CO. 5OI20 Empire City ms Co... 100
as No,,l Amer Ina Co. s040 Phenix IBs. Co. 90
% uone Fir. linz, sells 81 Nicholas Ins Co.... -
so Bre hIyn Fire lns... Jefferson ID, Co.,. "
10 Humboldt ms Co... lW $oUO IN =" s,,n 81
10 Col Marine ns... 1901 iDs 20 scIp' '"'S' low ~
100 Brooklyn Cont. X. sol ISoi' c,. n, d "a
SIX o. the Ste ON Y. 102J Wmsburlh Civ DAnh ~
20 Rocklsnd County Bk 80 Manu- Aeren. BANK ''
~ Market Bsnk......... 1901 ~,
23a - Tu.ee. Certificate Of Inst Of Ohio aud hi'rpp
Railroad (E. d. .p,
OoO New-York aud New. Haven Railroad cert Bonds
NewYork and New Haven Railroad lot Mortgages
cent Bonds.
IS 900 michigan jonthsru 7 y cent Bonds 49,
Sprng Mount Vernon aud Pittsburgh hAroso u"
Msrtsage Bonds
$50 Springfield Mount Vernon and Pittsburgh Railroad
come y cont Bonda
$1,000 Cincinnati Wilmington and GAINESVILLE ID Mortgage
y cent Bonds
on Cincinnati Wilmington and Zanesvle Income bonds
s., 200 Wraw City y cent Bonds.
$1,000 PEG IA and OquAwpa Railroad I'd Mortgage cent
Bonds.
% 900 Mi wsukee and Horizon " cent BoGds.
Next Regular Sale on THURSDAY. April D.
ALBERT II. NICOLAY,
Stock huctopeeI and Broker No. 50 WilliAm.N.
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6alcs on Anftlott.
A. ". BiRRviN Aucuones,.

A. W. MHRviN Aucnoneoi' q,
DY BANGS, MEkWiN " Co., Irving Build
- n noe - md 5ss RrsadwsySsies Of Books, Sta
neIny Picnf', uss OF Ant Fancy Goods ~ rntnre nc
MONDAY EVENING Nal, 20, st1 oe'och.
NEW AND OLD HOOKr-C ompfisiDg great Yarieiy oil
v.insba sis4dad oiks and new Miscellaneous Publica
lions
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-30
A J. BLEECKER, son g. Co., will sci

A J. BLEECKER, SUN Il Co., VIII gel
IA on TUESDAY, March 81, at IL o'clock, at the her
chants Exchange Salssroou, No III Broadway;
on JAMES-SLlP AND WATER-Sr.--Ihe long esaD-
shsd business location known No. Jamesslip, on the
w OF Waer: Tee buitng Il. stoIy sae .,
and 80 IL Sold free Of all expense. for the mprov.msnt
the peshbohood Title perfect Terms accommodating
Maps kc at No. Ia Pnes.
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rg,HE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN
ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS,
BETWEEN kEW-YOkK AND LINERPOJL CALLlNo
AT CORK HAHbOH. -
AND BETWEEN BOSTON AND LIVERPOOL, CALL
ING AT HALIFAX AND CORK HARBOR
AUSTRALASIAN. Cook. lssyss N. T.. Wednesday MAI 70
EUROPA Muir..... ssves Boston. Wednesday. Apr
ASIA Shannon leaves New. YORK .WsdnssdsJ. "A pf
CANADA Oracs. leaves Bostsa WsdnosdsJ Apr -
AFRICA Noodle ..lssvss NsvYeri. W edsesdsy Ayr -
ARABIA Andersen Leaves Boston .Wednesdsy Apr %
PERSIA Lott......esvss Now York Wednesday. .Asy
FROM nKw-roRK TO LIyIhPooI
Chief Cabin Passage. ..s..............s...piDW
Second Cabin Paissss.. WV
FROM BosroS TO LIVERPOOL
Chief Cabin PassAEe. ....s.s''s'ss's.s.''spiDS
Second Cabin PIssge..................... % W
psy,bls In ssd is equivalent In United baSs currency
Bsrths net secured until paid for
An experienced Surgeon on board
Tbs owners Of h,se shps will not be accountable for Sps
ei or Vsusbss unss Bills Of LadnG having the value sx
pressed are signed therefor
For Freight or Passsxe apply To- n,
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Boots ano Shoes.

GC So so, -, and 81 50.-SHOES and
qpe)s 8AlTERSl A. JONES'5 Noa 10 and 10 Ann u
4 s-Pies.e call aud examine before purshssinS
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CTEAMSHIP GREAT EASTERN.
y FROM nEW.YOKK TO LIVERPOOL
Tho steamship
GREAT EASTERN,
W.LrER PaTOs, Commander,
viii Re dispatched 10000 , ,.,
IRON LIVERPOOL; PROM NEw.YoRki
SATURDAY April g. SAIuKpAf. Apl -.
TUESDAY, May 10. TUESDAY, june ..
FIRST CABIN to ' 80
Fych BERTH according to sire. situation, and sccommods
ton Of ths State RosmI oil having the same privilege. In
th, and ais and attendance Sdites OF
for families be enssged BY special agreement
EXCURSION TICKETS OUT AsD BACK, IN THE
FIRST CABIN ONLY. A FARE AND A HALF:
s.rvsrt accompanying psSnsers and chidfen under IL
yesrs oil age half fare Infsnis free.
SECOND CABlN-Ststs Room berths meals furnished a.
sepsrste tables 20
fTUIRD CABIN.-Iutermcdists State Rooms, passengers
found with beds bsdd'ng table utensils aud good sub
stsptlA food
STEERA0E-With superior sccomuo dsions. 80
All fares payable In gold % tie equivalent In u Currency
Each passenger I'd ~ cubic iso 81 luggage An s1ps
rsncsd Surgeon on beard - ..
For passage apply 10 CHAs A. WhdrNEf,
For freight apply to ,,
Ne. 81 gouthst
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Dawn ID. YAe,y. Auc<iopeer.

dawn D. EsshS, Auctiopeer.
RARGAINS.The entire stock Of WATCHES,
~ JEWkLRY and SILVER WARE Of the late John b.
0lnochlo VIII be sold OF pubc auction TUESDAY, March
Of Ot ococf At the cid ssnd Ne 1863 Csssst BY order
Of Xeca;oys.