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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-04-29

UHIrED STATES CoURFs.-The May term
Of the U. S. Circuit snd District Courts COM
nsncss on Tuesday next, May Sd. The fol-
lowing is the assignment Of causes for trial:
SECOND WEEK.
1I49-stewart & Co. vs.. starkwesther and Ev-
ans. Tuesday, May 10.
1244-United States vs.. Joshua Webb, Wednes-
1lss-Uniited States vs.. Henry Kiser. Thursday,
May II.
127s-United States VS.. Geo. A. Hartman. Thurs
day, May L.
124s-United States vs.. Geo. A. Hartman. Thurs
day, May II.
1249-United States vs.. Geo. A. Hartman. Thurs
1272-Uaited eI3 States VS.. David W. Town Friday,
59l-Pe1nsylyania R.R. Co. vs.. Levi Sergeant
Friday, May Is.
Saturday, May Il.
THIRD WEEK.
1ss2-United Slaves vs.. Asher Warner. Monday,
12n-United States VS.. Peter Rinkenberger,
Laurent Banchet, VIM. Ross, Franklin
Monst, Eugene Scocie. Wednesday, May
l24j-United States VS.. Charles Mckee. Miller,
Hay, &c. Martin Burkholder. Wednes-
day, May Is.
12s2-United States VS.. Peter Kaufman, James
Scocie, Geo Fogle, David Hunter, Isaac
Holt, Jacob Miller. Wednesday, May Is.
1sS4-United States vs.. Jacob Morse,J Friday,
FOURTH WEEK.
1I2O-swsin vs.. Schooner Comet. Monday, May
12ss-United States vs.. BENZ. Brown, Fred. I'm
boden, Henry Wsss, VIM. h. Dysll, God
frey steinn and James Still. Tuesday
May "a. {,
1234-United States vs. John Imboden, George
Foge, Frank Berdine, Fred. Lenocker,
PAM Moapa Holt. j TUESDAY.
May q.
l25l-United States vs.. Allen Taylor, Adam Scott,
Jacob Barkholder. Wednesday, May %
l259-UnIted States VS.. Abraham Workman, Pc
ter Workman, Jos. Blsnehst, John Crum,
Emmanuel Boch. Wednesday, May 25.
124O-United States vs.. Joshua Jones, Geo: Phil
lips, Ed. Purdue, Michael MIlllehsrd, Pc
ter Druierd, Squire Purdy. Thursday,
May &C.
I246-United States vs. Asa Freeman, William
Levi, Silas Noah, Hugh LybsIger, DAVID
Bennington and Geo. Lybsrger. Thursday
FIFTH wKEK.
loS7-R, and n. Dart vs.. Whiting ct al Monday
s22-sinieon Jennings VS. William H. Orr. Tues
1ss1-Saml A. Fsirchild vs. Harlow n. N.sPencer ct
al. Wednesday, June 1.
n6+-Gates, Admx-, vs.. Home Insurance Com
psny. Thursday, June 2.
1O61-John Webster vs.. Judd Linseed Oil Com
Pany. Friday, June ,.
SIXTH WEEK.
l05l-Oscar A. Burton vs.. Philo B. Conant, Ad-
ministratOT. Monday, June 8.
| lO96-Truman French vs.. L. Q. RaHson ct al.
Tuesday, June7.
1l57-New Haven Bank vs.. L. Q. RaWson ct al.
Tuesday, June 7.
1262-Wm. Force vs.. Cley'd. and Tol. RR. Co.
Wednesday, June 8.
13OS-H. @. Thacher & Co. vs.. Mich. So. and N. I.
R.R. Co. Thursday, June 8.
1SO4-Abel G. Farwell VS.: Mich. So. and N. 1. R.
r. Co. Thursday, June o.
84l-Eben. B. Ward VS.. Philo Chamberlin ct al.
Friday, June 10.
| 1o52-Wm. G. Fargo VS.. Union Bank, sandusky'
Saturday, June IL.
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A SAD CAsE.-In all the narrowing his
tory of that terrible contagion, the small
pox, We have never read of sadder instance
of it's desoIstions than one which came to the
knowledge of the Provost Marshal day or
two ago. A few days since, q private in the
Second Ohio Cavalry, named Alexander
Davis, living in Ripley, Brown county, Ohio,
reported himself to be sent forward to his
regiment. The Provost Marshal called his
attention to the fact that he had over stayed
his thirty days furIough more than month,
as the regiment had returned in March. On
this, the tears started to his eyes, and his
face worked nsrvously, while he told his
touching story. He had gone home, he said,
to enjoy his brief furIougb, suffering from =
slight sickness, which he attributed to a cold.
But it proved to be the smallpox, and the
disease, caught from him, attacked in sue
esssion his father, mother, brother, and
sister. He recovered, but not before his
father, mother, and brother had fallen VIC
Tins to the fearful seouFge, and the only re-
naming member of his family, his sister, was
lying at the point of death when he recover
ed sufficiently to reiOin his regiment. The
poor boy seemed almost completely broken
hearted, and none who heard his story
could withhold their sympathy and compass
sion for him.
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o. CUTTER & soE will sell on Saturday,
April 3Oth, in front of their auction room,
No. 1S5 Bank street, at 2 o'clock P. n, fine
Fastarn made ton buggy. IN good order.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-04-29

Glaca Bonnets, one case New Styles, also
New Hsts and Ribbons, at Mrs. Shaw's
Rooms. apr22: I57
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SPECIAL EoTICE.-The following important notice,
juss issued BY Collector Ballard is commended to the
attention Of those concerned.
Shippers Of goods from Canada are hereby notified
that alter this date goods from foreign cOun-
Try viii be permittrd entry this port unless said
goods accom- panied with proper invoice with the
proper Consular Agents Yeridcation attached. The
only invoices that 90 require said veriheatiOn
are those OF goods which are tres urder the Keel
procity Treat. CHAS. J. BAbLA RD, Collector.
Collectors Once, Cleveland, april 25th, 1854.
FIRST Boar EOR LAKE sUPERIoR.-The steamer
Cleveland, Captain John Haloran, took her depart
ure from Robert Hanna 4 Co.'S dock last evening,
for Lake Superior, being the first boat OF the
for that destination. The propeller Mineral BOck,
Captain Wilson, is advertised TO leave for tho same
point this evening, from Garretson, Howe a Co 5
dock, No River street. The chances for these boats
getting through without material difficulty be-
lieved from all accounts to be good.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-04-29

Ten-Forty government Loan.
UNITED STATES DEPOSI TORY.
TEE FIRST HATIOEAL BANK,
OF OLEVEAND,
designated permanent Depository Of the Govern
meut, e prepared 10 receive subscriptions to the
Ten-ROrty Government Lean,
nov ready for delivery
Depository for o. 8. OfHoeuz, Psymasters and
Ouartsrnssters maT30-l52.
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100 DAYS sERvIoE-So reads the order.
Have you friend that is compelled to go?
If so present him with bottle of Porter's
Cure of Pain. It will cure all kinds Of camp
diseases, and never fails to cure Disrrhes,
Crsmp and pain in the stomach, Collie, 60,
It can be procured at any Drug Store for 25
cents, and has saved the lives of thousands
of brave soldiers. Don't 90 without bot
tie in your knspsacks. spr2s:l4e
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SECOND NATIONAL BANK,
OF Cleveland.
Designated Depository and Fiaeal
Agent OF the United States.
National 10 40 Five Per Cent.
Loan.

By instructions from the Secretary OF the Treas
ury, datod March 25 "a, this Bank Will receive sub
Horiptions for the NATIONAL 1910 1--WE PER oEHT.
LoAs. IN ooupon bonds registered certificates re-
deemed after ten and payable forty years from date
in ooIE.
This ioan bearB GOLD INTEREST, payable sEMI-ASEU-
coupon and registered bonds Of $500 and over
ard ANNUALLY on bonds Of the denomination Of 90
snd 100 dollars.
IN subscribing parties may either TO pay the ac-
crued interest from the first OF march to the day OF
subscription in Coin or in Currency adding fifty per
nsnt. premium or receive bonds bearing interest
from day Of ofsubscription. Also will allow to
BANKS, BANKERS AND BROKERS,
AND SUB AGENTS,
the usual mmissioR Of one eighth Of per cent.
april2-l62.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-04-29

GoRTFIER's sHAvIza sALooE.-We are
glad to note that this excellent bathing,
hair-cutting and shaving saloon is meeting
with deserved prosperity. GOettIsr is a skill
full artist with the razor, and msnipulates his
instrument so deftly that to be shaved by
him is luxury. Call on him, one door
south of the Angler House Bank street en-
trance.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
F1NAE l..
MORNING LEADER OFFICE,
HONEY MARKET.

MORNING IEADER OFFICE,
THURSDAY EVKNHe, April q, 1874. !
GOId-GOld ruled very quiet in Wall street to day,
and there was material change in price, the mar
kst closing at sOA, an advance Of Nc upon yester
dsy's closing rate. The buying price here has been
uniformly IS per cent. premium.
sIIvsr-SelIing $3.50 Per cent. premium buying,
s4s65
Money-Curreney is easy at 5a7S6 per cent.
Exohangs-Plsnty and steady. Government,
National and Ohio funds par on New York. East
srn and Pittsburgh 4 per cent. discount
Government BOnds-Firm and active. We
quote as follows:
Buying. Selling
5-2Gs, clean coupons.......-...........ll0 Il2
5-20's, May coupons Off...............lO5k IO7H
1895, April and OctOber.............lOS III
1905, February and August........l0S Ill
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K. 7. ssONEx mARKEx-Apru IS

n p faVINN I HahELEANH ATFII .
TsT FHLssRAFE.l
dSasy-Easy at 6s7 per cent.
sterling ExohanGs-Dul at ls7al93 for cur
rency.
Coda shade hrmer. Opening at 7sk, and clos
ing firm at S0A
G0VsF1msaf sEOskg-Steady Five-twenties
coupons, IlalilA; SeYen-thirties, October and April
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DISCRETION AND mIsCEGENATION

A COIored Man Joins the Fourth Michigan
Cas- salry--Marries a Nashville LRdy--De-
serts, and Brings his Bride 10 CieveIand--
Runs Away from his wife, who has him
Arrested.
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Esss = Prszfiss' ProUzisa markss 8s-
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF CLEVELAND.


ENTERED. IS
stmr City Of Cleveland, Mckay, Detroit
Stmr cleveland. HallOrap, Detroit.
Prop Wabash, Kirby, Dunkirk.
Prop Atlantt +, Pratt Bufao.
Prop Badger State, Beckwith. Buffalo
Bark nsytd Morris, More, Buhalo, 500 bbls salt.
Bark monit5r, Capron. Oonnsaut.
Brig Mayhov er, Day, Oswego, 200 bbl5 salt.
Sohr John Tibbetts, DerbTow Uswego 500 bbls salt
Schr King sisters, Aortou, Ogdensburgh 3A tons
sohr summit, Cummings, OswesO, 500 bbls water
lime.
schr Pierrspont. Fdwards, Oswego.
Sohr Ausirali4 =, Anderson Nermilon, $3.50 bushell
wheat.
scbr Cornwall, HcGuffags. Oswsgs, 100 bbls salt
Schr Florence, (gritish) Mc hsrson, Port Burwsl.
Schr " Grant, DeOtt. Kingston. 400 tons iron
sehr shaekaluna, Livingston, Daihousie.
Schr X J GIBBS, carroll. Lexington.
Schr Midnight, James. Buffalo.
sehr Union, Barrow, Port Stanley.
CLEARED. %
Stmr City OF Cleveland, Mckay, Detroit.
stmr Gleyeland Ha!lo-an, DetIoit.
Prop Wabash, Kirby, Toledo.
Prop Atlantic, Pratt, TOLEDO,
Prop Bsdg 7 state, Bsckwith, Chicago.
Bark Monitor. Capron, Chicago
Bark Golden West. CaTY, Chicago, COO tons coal.
Brig Iroquois, Becker, Detroit. 800 tons coal.
echr Australia, Anderson, Buff slo, 80 bush wheat
Schr Mari uagsnsetts Trotter, Milwaukee, 500 toni
coal.
schr Robinson, DOnahue, Chicago, 400 tors coal
SC hr Perseverance,, marsiliot Chcaqo 200 tons Goa
ScOw MayhOEeT, Eid-ld. sauduskY
ScoW Cousin Msry, Blanchard, Marblehead.
Tsg Harrison, Noble, Chicago.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-04-29

RExovAL.-W. Melhinch has removed to
No. Y Merwin street, opposite Thatcher,
Gardner, Burt & Co. April 2Sth.
apri8:14S
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-04-29

FOR Plumbing, Gas Fitting and Fix
lures go to McGarveys, opposite the POstof-
fee, agent for the celebrated lava tip gas
burner. apr2O:l49.
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00mMR CIAE.
ULEFELAND mARKEF.

sOREING LEADER OFFIUE.
THURSDAY EVEEIEes April o, 1854.
Reeeipts-The following are the receipts Of grain
by rail and canal during the "a hours ending at half
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-04-29

FOE Coughs, Colds, and TOOthsche, use
Porter's Cure of Pain. We have tried it
frequently, and found it en- excellent and
reliable antidots in sIl cases. TSulnBHH Dsns-
osrGt.
Sold by all druggists. Price 75cts.
". L. PORTER, Proprietor,
nov7:RI Cleveland, Ohio.
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LAKE NaVlGATION.
NORTHERN TRANSPORTATION CT

For Chicago.
~THE STAUNCH
screw steamer
CLEVELAND, A. REED, Master.
win leave on THURSDAY, April 2sth, at P. N. For
PELTON BREED,
apr2SR2 Foot OF Sunerior street.
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For Lake superior

.THE NEW AND
il Splendid steamer
MEIEOK, r. s. BIDER, Master,
Wfuleave Sur lock for Ontonsgon and intermediate
points on Lake Superior. = hur-day, May 5th, at
aur2s- leo RIVER street.
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TOR SALE-I WILL SELL CHEAP

LUX 6ALE-I WILL CELL OhE "
for cash or on time the following real estate: 80
fs5t on PrOsdect street. bstwEen Or niger and CheEh
ire streets 6 ies Euclid street south side 6O feet
west OF Cass sveuns 90 fest Aucid street, south
side 100 feet east Of Case avenue. ADDRESS p. o.
Drawer 23 W. 9. NlLLlAMS.
nur20 1gQ
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-04-29

To con lude with the drama called
KATY O'sHEAL
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-04-29

ERENCH MUSTARD, SARDIEEs,
Il and Olive vi at IHINMAN'S, Euclid-st.
a1r23-lls
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SWsIEEss EOEIGK

FLAGS AND BANNERg.s
Orders promptly filed. Address
6. ". CRoWELL 4 co.,
pnRs:la lST superior-st., Cleveland, Ohio.
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PLUMBIaa. &C.

n Moe VRY,
PRA OTI0AL
Plumber, Gas & Steam Filter,
- M BEPerfor-5G., spP. Pest Oaos,
CLEVELAND, OHIe.
GG AtzhRss, Lead and Iron Pipe Force aad
Lif Ruzps, Bath TE5s, RateT 0osets,
Clipper Boilers, Siaks, &C., &c.
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ORSAL-VEBY DEsIBABLE ST

burban PrODertv-50 acres OF land in 5 10 or or 20
acre lots t. suit purchasers these lots are we'll To-
Gated on the lake shore N miles east Of the city lin
{ts and are connected with St Clair street by road
four rods wide 0 er which right OF way wil be sold
with earh lot. For terms apply At BrateDahl Bros
10 Chas q B at-nahi epr22-i5l.
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-09
NEwYoRK DAILY TRIBUNE SATURDAY TRIPLE SHEET

ssaryatiso London during the past few weeks. the
parish odSls whom tho miserable creatures applied
Tor relief doing their best and worst 10 emul9te Dick
cns drsci pton Of Bunbcdom In tie early chapters OF
Oliver Twist" Until recently had always thought
them caicatures. 1t Is twenty years since the
book written but tho newspapers OF today might
supply illustrative notes. To be poor In England to
be iniamous. Whatever my be asscrted about wor,
slip of tie almighty dollar III America. declare and
maintain IL spite Of all the Bitons that ever wrote.
tLat tsf ccntuIy ahead in manhood and scBti.
ment in this Particular.
An extensive irqay on the subject Of the bursting Of
the BradGeld reservoir and The disastrous Sheffield in
undatDn las just terminated IN verdict severely In
cu ptng the engineers aud builders but without peel
fyIug particulars. This Is rather due, think. to the
general desire for scapegoat experienced ner every
great calamity than TO amy positive knowledge or in
formations; but il may 20 good nOwhsta &. Tie
Coroner has behaved wisely did Connery during
tho Burdel investigation in New.York
The Morning Ssar of March % devotes over couple
of celumns to review OF Mr. Parton's very striking
aud intensely interesting life Of Gen. Butler. which has
just found its way across the Atlantic. Never was such
biography more needed. Not that it viii convince
anybody, oh no The estimate that Brit0ns have
formed of the thorOughgong Tanner OF New.Oreans Is
ludcIOuSy akin To that affected by SOLthernes, but
more honest though Us perverted have seen clever
by an ingenious artist OF your
gsh idea Therein " the Bluebsard of New. .Orlsans.
appropriately aitired in Turkish dress brsndshes in
one hand INDUSTRIOUS and bood-Sainsd sclnetar Whiie
w.th tie other, hs grasps sy the hair Socesh dam
sci upon her knees before him. John Bull meanwhile,
with horrifed fdeo and elevated pams looking in a.
tho widow =" 1t Is 50 hard" qnoth TIE Stsr. TO re-
move an unjus, impression of living man. that we fear
the General must be content to boar Tor some years 70
come with much OF pndescryed oduIn. But that II Is
undescrved tie documents published by Mr. Parton can
leave candid in doubt ImparIlity Is almost I'M
possible Everybody has taken sides for or against the
much.abused Now England General But the strongest
prtjldices are weaker with honest minds than the
strength Of evidence; and this, Mt eas.. may DO de-
aandcd-thnt no ono continue to bespaiIer Gen. Butter
with the abuse Of presuDptuous bundering IN soldier
shin. tyianuy in government and rapecity In the pri
vite uss Of public powers. until no Las examined the
evidence for thB list tine collected with which
wholesome sentiment will eud this letter 7. B. O.
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-09
Mlilitarp Notices.

ID0 RECRUITS WANTED az tno ,ns roclu,s. ir,,ss
1UU ing rendezvous Tompkinsvls sateh Is ana ~
Landing) to I'LL the quota Of Richmoni county, 'Sf
thrc will be paid in hand to eaeb ecrn ny !,
900 exclusive of all other Bounii. rHItles -
charge not yet accredited viii Please address DsA Va
stspeteh L. o., Staten Island, ,
'1 DAVID L GARDINER Chairnsn
A. WIyAyT Clerk
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-09
Alafbinern.

NOLDS TURBI INE WATER
III WHEELS-Tnsss eelebrsted water saving and power
fol whrsl OF ssy power, furnished sy lALLCOi UN-
DERHlLL No. lfs broadway. Nev'ieIk
CTEAM-ENGINES, BOILERS, &c, &c,
- for SALEOus asw tire hnished Steam Engine, horse
ems second hand Steam Engine cylinder lIH inches
made a. the Novelty Iron Wos, with locomotive boilcl
sboat 50 horse po~er pipes pumps Se. complete Can be
rrniins and be delivered In about two weeks
One hand Steam Engine cylinder stIJs inches msde
By Pra,. Msrphy with psmp and hItures sonPists Ons
second hs7d Steam EnSns horse Ps~erl ~h Iomo'ts
boiler (7horse Pows) pipes pump AZ, eompets esn ve
seen running One second hena Steam Engns eyodsf If
inches one sesondhaad Steam cylinder sr4inehss
with syandrr boiler One second hand Fus Boiler 70 neaes
disast-r "a feet oay, villa tnsh hue one sscshi,
hspa cylinder Boiler s inoass dianster ~ feet long Ous
ydsus Prs ~ inshes cylinder ~ inches rus
wtL or without pump Two CsntTiinfas ana Engine" WI
them Also, second b.sd sh.nng Pasys Hsnser' ss Ia
azure Of JAMES BULOERk CO. No. Nsrth q st., BTeek'
lyl Il. D., and No. 80 Anh.st., ksw-ferk
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-09
feaal Nutlres.

NHARLES BOOKHAM, deesasod.-NOTICE
" given that all Crsdtsn and other persons hay
isg any eai apes the Estate Of Charles BooiA.m late Of
No 0 East Twenty sixth street. In ths cry el Nsw-ie IN
t. limited state. Of America deceased who del on ho 2'th
day Of Noysussr so reseed 10 sead ne particulars
Of such claims 10 hsssrs DAWES sOHb ef No. sAngs'
sosrt, Thrognor.snr Londen EngAAa' neustor On OF
bslore the 18th day Of Nay peIt. .
Dsted TAI. 9TH day Of March. 1854 hw1~S
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-09

The II astcr Hokdays-A Story About
Dinner Mt Marlborough Mouse-Ths
Tories, Their Hopes aud Expectations
-AngIe-Rebel Pnpers-GnribaIdi Conn
ing 10 Englnnd-Ths u. .. sanitnry
Commission Ina London-Tho Atlantic
Telegraph Compnny-A Beai Race
Amusemcnts-Parton Life cf Butler
Abrond.
From Our Special Correspondent.
LONDON. March &c. 1864.
Parliament has gone out Of town for the
Easter holidays. to Reasonable on April three days
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-09
6ouses ano farms Uante6.

WANTED to BUY-A neat little COT
w TAGg with Garden, In . good location conyenseut
cars. in East or South Brookyn Address with parcoss
T.. H., Box No is. N-wYork PostOhce.
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-09
,CHE ARCTIC CREAM FREEZER.

yEHE ARCTIC CREAM FREEZER.
We offer this celebrated Freezer to the public on the fo
lowing eoBdos which either secures cheap Freezer to the
purchaser large sum to worthy object We VIII pay 20
the SANITARY CsaiRi.,os the SUN Of
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS
for eass and every Arctic frecser Of +qus ses that
,i the directions ara folowedeeze cream in
FOUR MINUTES.
SIZES AND PRICES
3quss, "a <quar', sSi quarts, So quarts es' II
qusrta Si3i 20 quarts, Sla
E.s.&J TORREY, Manufacturer
No. u Maidenlsns n Y.
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-09

IN PURSUANCE Of ~ Order Of ROSWELL
C. pRAINARD, esq, Surrogate Of the Cesa.y Of Kings,
No;i.. b..b gy.n aes9IdIy to .w 70 all Persons ssv.s
Hsys deoossd ths. they are required exhibit the same
Min tho youeher thereof TO the snbsriber the Adhnistra
tr at tho oiee OF II. C. PLACE No. sCeus, In ths City
Of BrooIlyp 90 or befors the 18Th day Of July Aes-Dsea
Jasaary Y, 1864. HLLLN Il. STLfENSi
i,lS l.rCn noSats nistralrix.
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-09
FROM LONDON.

The shcHield CaInmify-Roebuck's Attack
ON tho United sfsfes-Disgrncefui Tory
-uow I'm shc House OF Communicating
Coming-Ths Danish War in England
The Prince OF Wales ns Leader OF
Fashion - The sale of Thackerny's
Heuse-The Crawiey Cnse Again.
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-09

WANTED-One or two practical MIN, who
w have been used csnyang complete Books to act as
nj. fr New Historical Work Of great interest," on very
dvantas-ou. terms Address "Pubsbe" Box No. 3,l23
Post Office New. York.
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-09
NTFW-YORK SUPREAfE COURT, COUN-

NEW-YORK SUPREME COURT COUN-
~ TY OF PKOCKLaND.-CORNELIUS r. NABIE, in his
swn rth and of he last WI and Test-ment Of
PErEk C. MABlE, deceased ssnst frederick Abie. John
C. Msbo Ana Msbie, Aan Maria VsTbrysk :'''..".'''':
Richard r. BlsssA, Caihsrine A an Hsrdsnbnrs U. $.
William BlApss. Adelaide blsuvslt, Sarah REV. STAN,
Blauvslt James j. BAuvst 0Arst s. Dsns .....;;'.;..
rest Ca,hsnns Hopper Csth,ns Brewer Margaret h,rns
Cssans peniaIss CathaiRe Ann Pye Hannah Onderdola
Abraham Delnarsst, Mary Denares, Ehra L. DsnIe.t
Lseiuaa Wanns Fanny Bs1vst WilliaS kipP, Lsba A'
Bosert snS Ebra Campbell
10 the defendants: You hereby yunmoned and re-;
qured the complaint In this aeen whish was hes
IL the esee Of the Cerk ef the Coupty Kosklsnd Chs
town In sad County the I'D dAy Of February 1914 and TO
serve copy Of your s said complaint on the sHe
.eber Al his Office Ia permon in the County CT kocband
tw.ny dsys ser the service OF this sumpons upon
you exclusive Of the day Of suk scree and yoa ai to an
twsr the said sonrsst within the time Aforesaid the pnsun
IN bi, aes, win sppy TO the Court osfaeDAadsa IN
ANDREW FALLON,
FIJI l.v7ys PlaiuiPs Attorney Piernont, N. Z.
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-09

WAR DKPARTNESr. CAvALRr BuREAU.
OyrIcE OF HEY QuAHrERAAsTAh, 4
WAsHIyGToy, d. C., March ., lss<
> 0l0 HORSES WANTED.
DsUOO One hundred aud hfty ~ 1907 dollars per head
" CAVALRY HORSES
delivered within the next thirty (3 days at the Government
Stables at Oic,boro, ID. &. -,
Said horses to be sound in al particulars not less than five
( nor nor, than uue 9) years old from t to ID hands
hsi full aeshed compacty bui Drdle wise, aud Of sze
suhicirn, for cavalry purposes . .,
TAss specifications A BE- 'iei!y adhered 70 dndrga'y IN
forced every particular -
Payment made delivery Of ten (o) and over
Hours Of inspection from g. IL 70 p m -
Lieut., Colonel and Chief Qusr.erua.tor Cavalry Bursss
vNHE WANT of the "TROPICAL BALSAM'
for the insant,neou. Of Toohaehe 10 universally ae
knowrdgvd The discovery reirssabe SEQ Advertisement
under Medical"
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-09
Uants.

AN American Lady desires a situation as
"a HOl sEhEEpER in srespcc,ab. family. The sdvsr
Users experience OF Housekeeping aud her knowledge OF
dress ssnAAng render her valuable in family where
children Country preferred References given and
required Address T. box No. llJi New ork Post Oce.
A SITUATION WANTED-By young Man
~ q year. ofsse, ssCLERK, BOOKKEEPER, or AGENT
in any hind Of nercznds business Address C. IL WELLS,
ystb1nk ~. Y.