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6Gg~A NUMBER of years have elapsed since
the Introduction of HOSTETTER'S CELE-
DRAFTED BlTTERS to the public. The pref
udce existing in the minds of many persons
against what are denominated patent medi-
cines at first greatly retarded its sale, but, as
its virtues and merits became known, this
barrier of prejudice was overthrown, and the
demand Increased so rapidly that in a few
years scarcely a village existed in the United
States in which the afflicted had not expert
enced the benefits arising from the use of the
"Bitters," and at the present day there are to
be found in ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD
vouchers for the great merits of the article
No greater cure for Dyspepsia can be found.
See Advertisement.
For sale by Druggists and dealers generally
everywhere.
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asa- AT the Sociable, for the Soldiers Aid
Society, held at the house of D. f. Glassmire,
on Tuesday evening, th" 10th inst. the amount
of $l5,05 was realized from the sale of Ice
Cream, &c. Also, at the same time the fol-
lowing note and amount therein specified was
generously bestowed. May it incite others to
initiate the worthy example;
At regular Annual Meeting of the mem
bers of the Bachelors Club" held at their
"Retreat" in the grove, on the 18th day OF
July, 1864, motion was made and passed,
unanimously, that collection be taken up
for the benefit of the US. Sanitary Commits
sion and presented to the Soldiers Aid Soci-
ETY. at their next meeting. The basket being
passed around, the result was the enclosed
Eteren Dollars, which is herewith presented,
with the hope and prayer that it may con-
tribute to tn the comfort Of some brave and
gallant soldier in the service of his country.
A. j., ELLSWORTH,
P. A. STEBBINS, JR., Committee.
g. LYMAN,
To the President Of the Soldiers Aid Soci-
ETY., Coudersport, Penn'a.
On Tuesday evening, August I'd, there will
be another Sociable, for the same object, at
the house Of A G. Olmsted, Esq, to which
ALL are cordially invited.
ADELAIDE SMITH, Sec'y.
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rm- Nebraska has voted net to organ
ize State government as yet. In this,
we think she has decided wisely. She
had but 28.S4l inhabitants in 1860 she
has net more than 10000 now; and she
could hardly fail, by making herself a
State, to double her local taxation-a Sc.
rious consideration in these days. Who.
ever expected to be Governor, U. S. Sen
ator, &C.. are probably annoyed by this
vote but the great mass of the people
can bear the disappointment of this class
With unshakeu fortitude Nebraska will
be coming in State with population
Of l00, 900 or over in season to voto for
President in 1868.
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ag Marvellous men are these Come

D&- Marvellous men are these Copper
heads. The Democratic party. as every
one knows, always laid great stress upon
the assumed fact that it was not only
"the peoples party," but that it was the
only peoples party in all the country aud
we know that all Coppcrheads are Demo.
Gratis, though all Democrats are not Cop
perheads. But a wonderful change has
come over the spirit of Copperhead dreams
since Abraham Lincoln and Andrew
johnson have been unanimously nomina-
ted by the great Union party as candi-
dates for the Presidency and Vice Presi-
dency of the United States They can.
not find few words enough in the largest
dictionaries to express their aristocratic
contempt for "the rail-splitter' and "the
tailor"
Then, again, these wonderful, most
wonderful" Copperheads are fairly bel
lowing about "freedom," while, at the
same time they are shedding bottles of
ink in defence of "the sum of all villain
ies." They piteously whine and malig-
nant!y snarl about the tyranny of 'the
Lincoln. Government" when the very
fact that they are permitted to snarl and
whine to their black hearts content gives
the lie direct to their basely false asser-
tions. Give these malignant Copper
heads rope enough, however, and let them
hang themselves.
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Editorial Correspondence.
LEw1sBuRG, Pa, July q, 1864

LEwIsBuRG, Pa, July q, 1864
A trip through the Susquehanna Val
lev shows that the crops this year will De
over the average. The grain has been
harvested, the grass cut, and the corn
and potatoes look ine. Labor is scarce !;
consequently some of the fields have not
been worked as well as they might have
been or as we'll as the average, but the
great rise in the prices of all kinds of
produce will give the farmers veRy fair
opportunity of realizing snug income for
the coming year. Fruit promises fair;
new potatoes are plenty; roasting ears
are just beginning to show their golden
beauties and, ripe apples have been seen
but not tasted-by your correspondent.
Weather is very dry and the streams low.
The following is the list of Drafted
persons for Potter county, who were
drawn on the 11th of July, and report
ed a. Tioga Borouhg. An Hundred
per cent extra was drafted to supply de-
fciencies resulting from exemptions for
physical causes:
EulaIia-Anson A. Cone, Nelson
Woodcock, Daniel D. Gleason, Byron
Woodcock
Pleasant Taley-John Reed, Horace
North Cornelius Haynes, Andrew Duryee.
Clara-Jesse Morey, VIM. A. Cole.
iSharon-Thos Garnet, Carlton Reed,
Cyrus Sprague, Hezekiah Carrier, Jacob
Rockefellow, Phineas Mcintosh, Daniel
Jones, Fred. Christman, Henry Seeley,
Cyrus Applebee, John Sherwood, Alex.
l.. Ballard
Oswayo -Alva A. Goff, Thomas Moran.
GenneBee-John McGuire, Laban
Robbins, James Hill, Patrick Morehan,
Michael Duryee, Michael Clancy, Han
pon Gleason, William N. SIawson, James
GilloD, Henry McCaleb, Charles Hodge,
Matthew Morehan, Thomas Cannon,
Anthony Cunninham, John CorcOran,
Norman Keech, Aurey A Jenison, Harry
Hurd, Henry Williams, Henry Kennels,
james Hughes, Charles W. Parker.
Bingham-Edgar Peet, Alvin P.
Lewis, Thomas R Tracey, Benz. L. Eas-
ton, James NJ. Briggs, Alex. Monroe,
Samuel W. Monroe, Thomas r. Tracey,
Orlando Hubbard, James Jones.
Vest Branch-Robert Crippeu, Mat
thew Gross, Charles Prouty, Amasa
Knickerbocker, Sam. Howes, Hiram
Kuickerbocker CT, j ohp Eibolz, John 7. Och.
iSummit-Alonzo Reed, Henry Root.
Harrison-Amos English, Riley Day,
James Cotton, Allan Hawks, Jr., Charles
Burdck, John S. Gill, Theo. ?. Metcalf,
Moses Sacket, Geo. Z. Smith, Oliver
Jacobs, George Dennis, Dexter P Bur.
leg, Ira Baxter, Edward Slathan, Datus
Lewis, John Allen, Lewis Dennis, Elisha
Phelps, James s. Haynes, Benjamin
,Johuson, James Kibbee, Joel Pearce,
Gilbert Stewart, Henry Wood, Bur:
Robinson, Austin C. Swetland.
Hector-Ansel Joseph, Benz. F. Dick
ins, James Gibson, VIM. 7. Leach, Jr.,
Henry Hosely, George W. Scudder, 10.
seph Matthew, Francis Surdam, Albert
Miller, BENZ. F. levitt.
Keating-Ebeuezer A. Whitney, AL
fred l.. Wright.
Homer-Miles H. Jansen, Charles
Kuickerbocker.
Sytoania--R Robert K. Young, Orrin
Card, James Glaspy, Lyman Clinton.
Wharton--Jobn B. Ross, William
,Ayres, Ell. W. May, Henry Taylor, Henry
Moore, James Foster, Gilbert Morse,
Virgil Jones, Joseph B. Williams, Henry
Porter.
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The "love of a bonnet" exhibited in
the Philadelphia Fair was awarded to
Mrs. Gen. Burnside. 1t was a Leghorn
bonnet, costing one hundred and seventy
FIVE dollars.
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BMv- Atlanta was captured by Sher.
naa sa last Saturday.
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Electoral Ticket.
SENATORIAL.

SENATORIAL.
Morton MMichael, Philadelphia.
Thomas Cunningham, Beaver County.
DsrrIarnfnfirs
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$4,000 POUNDS WANTED I


Coudersport, June %, 1864.
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P. A. STEBBINS g. Co.,
CASH for

Paying the highest price in
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WHEREAS, A Joint Resolution proposing
Wv certain Amendments 70 The Cnnstitn-
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-, r,,noine, lnia down by President Monroe m ms
~ ConsIess Of December 2, 1923 es The eonPass
,ee the course Of the foreign policy OF ouI
" INT y and fha. Doom the Teestaohshmeht OF r =
;i,utiops wherever this continent tbry all
h rorriiy over brown by foreign powers orc o. the
;,sI dntias which this naol when nTiu} esEa' dshed
@ hssis Of universal freedom, VIII he called upo'I TO re-
connie. A., 81 Al. .ol;ev 81 ut.
- ,3,..c industry so successfully reinfV1uced by the
,.biiran ru,y and that in the podsio'a rspaity with
our domestic ilHs.ry has been DE- seioped under thai
uocy even during The sTeV, est Of modem
cs we 6ud en ample guaranty Of s nations ability IN
[ In comparatively short time, Ire losses oconsoned by
he present wa II sound system 81 economy shall continue
TO prevail eu.,, IL. ,..,,a. ..,,.,.,.
mont IN public expenditure Wherever practicable restriction
~ tie aper currency 10 the legitimate wants Of commerce
rr VIII permit and IL crtcr render such return fesf bic
tim establishment Of vel mat1ed system Of national
taysticn.
Eesged That the immigration into this country beinr orc
Of be most important. elements II national oGiess
shorld bf RECOGNIZED rGt;Igi in'ere,,. should be or
ccrrageS aid protected b. tbs National Government AL
az ut 70 T the Honestead law. which confidently OK
pcr 10 GONE tire p;, u developing tLe bound
less resources q t' country, shoud hc frowned down ~
dou Gtswpt - srccr tho highest interests OF tne ~
ton 60 The sxrecte'ion cf private gain
N.Y. RTnAc1 moved that tie Colnritec have m I'D
dress prepared. and published in The ncwspapefs eau
t0uiuC tho German Republicans against tie hschieV
COS attempts Ia dsnte the great national party 81
Freedom proclsmiag ,het II cerein candidate sh"Tld
not ho nominated by the Baltimore Contention tnti
decision would not be submitted 70. Adopted. 1t'
meeting then GdJrurned.
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NEW YORK DAILY TRIBUNE SATURDAY MARCH

for Refined free April delivery, md s2ds3c My delivery
buyers option with bonus Of ~ 30 Dbl house s.one
sold 70 bbis. short In tbs way within three days. and
this speculation extends among the entire trade they
is dull IL Ia surely dull far the ex?o
and l. concerned because shipper wond think Of buy
lag tho e 81 present prices uness Through absolute neces
siy which does not exist For Refined bonded aud Crude
moderate inquiry prevails 4905c for the former and ga
dc the latter tho spot oggood TO prime quality
There disposition Observable TO dspres the market TO-
day gsfeular for Grade ioas s..gng any goo! caase
dop until something positive 10 known about the internal sx
These priees viii either advance waterway or eecno s|i
| hciAnty 70 seriously sfect recSe.s specnlstors .
RCE-No sales reported today. tnees are nomnalJ
UNCHANGED
suOkRsThe demand for Raw to-day has been moderate
but without any being shown by hoaels sses
$50 Lids at Cuba and hl4;s for New Oresns
and ~ boaes on private terms Refined aye nuchaseed
SpICE-Ths ioa let io al kinds Is l very irn, but not
much doing owing 70 re extreme rates deinsiaea sacs
2Vy bag. fiIreato G. Doc, and 100 b5 Cloves at t:c
SATThe market Is active snd prices favor the s"i
ler the transaction; cor1co eo00 1905 saczs Ashtons
arrive tal on Tho wsy 4 80 500 81 900 or 80o do
factory filed 81 80 ~ 1900 do ground a. 81 Isl 300 6osh
Turks ISLAND At % 800 seeks H. Martins At Soc, and JvS
| bgsh Lisbon a i!o tic, months
sEED>hr market :or Clover Seed IL NOR. active an
frner; saleI Of Geo bags and 800 b5 az llGI2c V o. ii
othy Seed is qglt ont inner st SIC % q bash Rou
Fsx inactive bu- aud fra at 50 ;5@S3 81 bus
Of g 70.
TOBACCO lea, active without change In prices; ses 81
hLds Kentucky at ~ he. - bos Havana private tsDs
III cases Seed.caf at ia 126c
TELbOW ~ fair demand and tac make. l. irr,; saos o.
900 " at 3"lsc Tor Western sWia.c Tor Easten' and
ia Di2sc. iof City
4INPc Is hrr b., inactive SOC for Bencs <ec for
Straits, and Al 1<sr. cash for English.
WHISKY Is more active end tho market IL firm; sales oil
Leo bills, a. SOC. for STATE sod si4a2c. FOR Western
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Arrived.

Steamship United gin-iora (,r Burn. GLASGOW FEB. rs
via Portland March iA at p H. fdse and pass to trAne''
Macdonald TO. .
steamship oor.ics (s,.) IL Mcssuricr Havana harch
z nd sa.se ~ at p ~ l az P 20 r. :. .nsSo,
% Great .asc-, bound 10th, h - 80 lou 20 ~ Pa'sed
BAH WaEburon, bound y.
Ship Roh.na Nun, G.ssscw and Greenock Jan 70 ndse
70 Thomas DaHii@n E-peT.eHeed heavy weather dining
the pi..sFe
railroad iron 20 Thomas tones.
say sls,sae, Sss ss % iss si1[d Fs9Usp~ Pee
Anor Dee 49, C.pc o. Good Hope Jan. 70, crossed the
Eqe4,Or II tic Ati9aiie teS; e. il log. ?, ~
poo dsys. mdse 20 HoYiand trohrsoa- Experienced
',rsn. ": gale, , @:s Of ,Ai p pa.:s:. ,u.v
iron 20 snow burgess Experienced hesyy weather during
SHIP orpheu, rrr wes,cls Lonaon 90 dsys raase and
p~.' 20 Punch asineSs Wend March u, lat 20 Ion 90.
Ps'.et steamship son Nsi fer LserPoo.
Bs.k Augusta Pras Beehmsa BORDEAUX 5: Gays. naase.
TO order FTP.risncei heavy weather nom Bsrmuds lo~s
sss Venus Atkinson ouraco. March goat .kins to J..
B.,S redss tBrcu,, Hayer. Bremen 4, dsy. nd.s to
Iasof Hro~ EEpenonosd heavy weather dGhus most Of
Bah Conrad o Jersey. Alexandra, Mo JsneirO GO days
Hsrk Enii iIr.; trcrtl Santos, Cporte % dsy. cork
and " me 20 Hes-rneyer BIunn. -
Bal Eleu Morocco 6; Nse;HsVenl aoc.ly; Poace u
sud. sGd .ss days =. Of Cape Henry.
Bod fuma Anderson, Sagua dsy sugar and nioisses
Bsup. NJ SBler lof $, John, n b.. Calhoun. Liverpool
- day., nlIs-. 10 J. w. Elseu-
Big LtldeF teostl Ayer Ltbon 70 days, cork and wine
10 l.. y Ansinck.
Bns Georsrnc (DaIl Brsckwoli Buenos AyTes 10 days
wool and hides = W. ". peForest & Co.
Big Anuic CsirJ ftr.l shaw, sisal, Mexico, 10 days
3ton and hemp 10 ID. u. DeWolL
hr- iaysnri (brI, Dobson, Tobasco River Feb 3 ead
Ii4vsr 9TH lns:. mahogany and oswoOd to MeColy Nc
Donald
Bds AIMS ieors.na tDsnl Lsnrdon Lssusyrs Il days
,oife. and Dii,s TO R..irg Co.
Br!. TIE Smith atsmoros 81 ds-, cotton and hides TO
Isnes n. woodhouSe. LIpensnoed heavy weather $. Of
tfa.teras
Bis veye, ,rusl Asp goa Odessa Dec p Gibraltar Jan
~ wool 20 order
Brig Cs.diAo loi Posndl HsfdenbrOok Ms,snzss dsys
nolassrs 90 nsstsr.
big santiago lspl Udlsr s. Domingo City IT dsys log
soci 20 y g. Ross.re & Co.
Biz Is. L. Sws ~. New Haven't Rice MsysSrez &h inss
DsolA.s.s 20 Danl Tro~bTldse.
Schr. Grapethot, Snow. York Rive.
-cnr. Ch-res, Bentley. Fell River.
sehr Poicdon tHo Daadce Bueuos Ayrss II days wool
Lul h!les 10 Funch hcinckc Wondt-
-chr Thorls n. Smith. THY, New. Bedford.
Scll. Rio Grante, johnson, York River. i
schr. Only Sen. Johnson stksbcthport for Boston.
sehr Ruth Haley Penny, Philadelphia fol- ProyidescA
schr. otter Rock, Thompson, Phllscelpia
WIND-sunset 8, sni fresh.
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under ssrd. iced Of the property talen by
with Cen John - Fremont and under agreement 10 convey
the SAME TO Fremont, payment OF It's tbrsmssE al
Thi the defendants CLAIM has hpenod INTO aesei
and tbsoi,e ti,e.
The this action being laid In Broome County the
rsiufs brought the defendant for examination 81 party
before trial. before JUDGE Daily County Judge Of this county
IN which the defendant resides
Mr. oConor for the defendant, objected to The eIamna
ton In general rot necessary, and analogous 10 mere
fishing bi" which led 20 long discussion he also csi'Ld
hst the examination should b. limited by the ruie. spphcabr
tho old Ill Of cov.y and objected to any cal io private
coTesp 7ntencs principle, While declining any speeh
unwngne reveal the fscts tie urge that the question
In suit Of ptse law, arising upon docunss hdneo
both sides ard that parole wAs needed to MAKE ou
pisin,ih q cr.e
Mr. Field fr tho pnti urged tina. parol evidence wa,
competent ard determine some OF the i7sue nd
TO es,sbs Bgnsrim4 land therefore Oarfsons ts
that Of d -,
The judge, Ia the of remarks soid thst a
orestion is, examination oi this kind which
would DO competent at the examination Of stranger to me
de beas that .hi- a,nnaon could no, properly o.
called substitute ho bi Of dhcoyery that II al On
TREY provision u law not bound By tho strict ruea oil
saeh BIZ though subject to such % those rules AZ were
founded upon principles applicable TO al examinations
without any scon ceins yv.r uront OBJECTIONS rnea
the ease ives al ourned mil Monday at " m. -
u. D. Ficd fer ri-n.i1s; Charis OCenor ana Jonn L.
COCHRAN for defendant
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Eo.-a cr supervisors.
ANOTHER LOAN OP S2,000, Geo 10 BE RAISED
AND TnH PAY or BoJyriEs TO BB REsUuED.

ANOTHER LOAN OP 5000, geo 10 BE RAISED
AND TnB PAY or BoUgriEs TO BB REsUMED.
4 special meeting Of the Board of super
yisors ives held yesterday noon President TWEED II
the chair.
Mr.. BIUyT, as Chairman Of tie Committee on re-
eIutipg reported that the guot Of the city under inc
Presidents call for 200 Goo men iea aud the Com
nittee having n balance ~ funds on hand desired "a
kno. whether or nos The Ioard Wold hutior.t l1 i
70 continue their abOrs and ~ e qnota rlder the '
cell az the President for POO 40 men. Their report
which occupies 800 pages ioCscap was thch pTSeh'ei
and ordered be printed IN document ioTn lhe *
peuditurcs for slhs,itutes Tciei. 0nd VOLUNTEERING
we've s. sol 75q leaving balance II siSa.ii III
tle hands of the Committee. Tic total purlDcr OF
recl mis- enlisted anourta to 1875 and those reenst :,
10 $50 making IN III ~ 80 men, which with the JUS
men raised Nv the draft snd I'd enlisted PRIOR :"
the coInmcnccIncB: oftae bounty. filed the quota
The Committee then presented an "lihhn'e trans
ftrrnc tie balance Of funds IN band 10 the COMMITTEE
fr procuring volunteers under the last ctii hlso an
ordinance authorizing the Controller 20 raise ~ iui
SUN ret exceeding GO for tho further use oi tAc
Committee.
Tic o. liusnces were unanimously adopted, and sent
to the Mayer WHO Immediately signed them.
Mr. DAVE seiG that ch rges 81 official corruption lGd
been made against the Harlem Bridge Connf gioieiA
Of which he member. hy the Board OF Sunfr'''
soys of Westcbesfor County ana he desired 20 answer
jlcm IS th,y reflected upon tic honor ana integrity 81
Ibis Board. He then read u statement SLOWING tha'
rost 81 me contracts Tor tire construction OF TO Hc-
len bridge had been made bc the previous Colms-
siOueis aud thst consequently The present COMM sion
VIE not responsive for their expenditures.
Mr. LITTLE thought that The charges against me
Commission rad nothing whatever 70 do with ;sc Board
% Supervisors, and hst the Board could not entertain
the statement reed tv NJ by.
Mr. sTywAl.T remarked int tie mn:tcr originated In
Wes.chester County. AID had nothing 20 90 WITH tbs
Boerd. Aiter further discussion The statement was "
feired 70 u special Committee, whom the Board all
iOurncC-
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Flower. for the Fair.

Tie Floral Committee OF the Metropolitan
Fair arpee, to the public through the columns Of IHE
TEplNf, hoping thcs 10 gon the attention Of some
whom their circulars have not reached. In addition "a
flesh flowers seeds roots etc. otwhchitis hoped 81 whS
possess viii contribute literally many Other iEs5 oIt
Immediately requisite LARGE qututtcso Of green moss
and evergreen vrestbs bouRhs Of holly paper AID art
fetal flowers, are needed for the decoration OF The
building.
A particular appeal Is made for The loan OF largo
Numbers Of plants IN pots Gho pots to DO marked IN
white paint with The owners nsmes). These plants viii
be under the charge Of careful gardener during the
Fair.
The articles intended for the Fair should be sent
possBe 90 the Receiving Rooms at the Palace
Garden, Fourteenth street. New.York.
Any Of the principal Exprcre Companies VII Under
take tic delivery froo Of charge.
Persons living at distance in the county mfy
every hillside, even in wiEtry weather. thus tbcy
acd beauty ard iroshnoss % our crowded Tooms ard
so these gis Of Hehvcn ours without money price,
may DO az golden harvest for tie SICK and Vonud,d
soldiers.
COMMITTEE OF GETrsFE.
III. AUGUsr rCIHoET Mr. TDwAsD POTTER
My. GEORGE G. CRAY. h.r. LlrIo SUDAN.
Mr.. IsAAc BUoaASss
oo,nUTTLE CF IADIs.
Mrs. 6. z. RETTs Ms FoBHRT Corn
Miss ABBY A. sTEyTSs. Hrg. ALBEIT CkI.LATS.
Mr.. RcBDET 5. HowLAND, Mrs CARL ScHrz
Mrs. 1EogSu!Kg.
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s.srpPGAa INTELLIGENCE.
PORT or sLw-yoRG......aAacul e
fieurrr.

s,.smsh.ps- DGsil Webster Sherman EeyOrIeAns City
n New r Krnuedy, Liverpool, J. q. Da.ei Bavsra
uisin.l. Tagbe, Hamburg, KunhArit Co.
sh!p--L-oc.i.a tBr-s.l N,nke, Baltimore baetjer De
Seu t. {. Scranton hssns, Liverpool, Lawrencs, Giles
GGo.
B,rk,-scr n-spa,s-l (Brcil) Noble, Queenstown, II:
Hoop Co.; 1sEe,s tDan.. Jsco0son, st. Thomas and
Marc ai5o. Maitland, Phelps Z, 20.
br,.-Adv.rt lhr crow 81. Johns n r., }. +. Whitney
Co. Eieanors tbt Givnlner, RIO Jsn"iro o. ). Colt
s,hoop.tE. 8 Potter, Terry, New Haven, H. D kieke,t
{ son; Hepueiic Chase New Bedford Ferguson Wood
r. g. Porter Iovn1cni fongC-f Monroe, Il. 4. Ruryon
W Gardner soincrl Fortress Monroe DO RcUeccs,
smith h-mor. Merrill ABBOTT; Hattie lewis Cunning
lsni Gloucester james "A. -,e.son; John souss Harry.
Gloucester DO. ~. 4 Croker PsEce. Fortress Monroe.
Is. g. Wheeler Go. aars Porter, Blizzard, whining.
Del, r.. III. kre,ineT
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AMERICAN TRACT SoCIBTY.-The financial
year of this society closes APRIL The Committee de-
sire its friends 10 know that the claims from the srny
and navy aud freedmen fCr whom the Society has ex
pended more than eiCoooO stree the war began' and
from foreign lands, were never greater chan now
PROMPT and generous donations much needed. one
individual has Just sen, TO tho Office si,oOO another
$780, another ESQ. o. Il hnGsBuRf
Asst Treas No 80 Nassau street. N. i'
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Spoken.

forChina
Feb 49, lat 80 49, lon 90 10 schr. Edith Ann of and from
Westport tor B1rbaSoes.
March g. ai Il 20 Ion 60 g. bark Boiva from kewYOrk
for Aspn~a.
March 10 lat 81 ~ Ion 69 81 tho Italian ftgste Re dtsa
was seen steering \. r..
March IS s, So lon. II u.s. bark Onward from Newport
w. ior Nex.Yogk
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LAW INTELLIGENCE.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT CoURT-MAaou ie--BefOre
judge BEITs


Tbs United stass sgt the Steamer An.oua and Cargo
Inc ABOVE vessel was captured in January, 1863,
On CIpe Dan BIAS Florida by th, United Stses gunboai Pc
chont' and t@1en 10 NewOrcsps. ny direction Of Com.
mouoie MOTIF the vessel appraised taken into
seNc- OF INC usdon a. that station and has since been
blockade service she Wa. valued at $4,000 portion Of
me etgo wee appraised and taken for the OF the
insy i9ce stationed At kewO-sns and the bsn sent
70 kewfork for adjudication Tho weasel and cargo vee
by Judge Bets ia this Court and to-day the Dis.
Auoiney entered al decree Of distribution Of the pro
tho only vessel entitled 10 share.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-19
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