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Arrived.

Steamer Western Metropolis. a.. = .rsnspor). Enou
u. :. QgartoImsster tArnved l0thl.
Ship Mrsbeic lof Liyrrpoo Thomas. Bordoa~r 30 dys
md.e to a H. sinonin Esrsdeneed he-'y head wind'
Bari Eureka Young Cardiff Jan T. ra,o-d non 10 ,ah
Carver Chase. Experienced heavy "e-.h,r daring the
Bar. Hannibal Hawkins. New Orleans IL days, srgrr to
l. McCTrady Go. MaTeh6 lat z6 20. Ion. - ~ saw
Hsk sslie Bon.s Levitt NewoIlesn. 10 d., bLa, to
Bark Teazer of Plyuou,b) Anderson Moneyloo IS days
hides and wool 20 master.
Bars Carl 'rs@ ottep M,lasa Feb a. passed the Rock
Barb Fake l0hD Ka'.ebohn Buouos Ayres u days hides
Brs Scotland (of Bsbadoes) Francis Ponce r. 10 days
sugar 10 T.. 7. Smith If Hartford
Brig Jo.rph Hume tof Yaruouhl Trofry Grand Turk 20
Bs ornar jswed, Barmau Rio JancO 81 Days, coSeO to
BAs Alice Ia Loud Cionfaegoa II days moias.e- To
Rrott Son 90. Experienced heavy ~ and n. W. winds
most Of the passage.
r. P. Buck Co. Experienced heavy n. and n. T.. winds
from Cape Antonio, aud received damage Tho BRIG
Bris Troubsdor io st. John n b. Daniels st. Jago de
Cuba % days susar TO p. |. Novins Son
Brs Mari. DR. King. Ponce and Guayanilla Is days
Biz spartan Dr. Necullcc, sasua 10 days. J. =
3d. Of The bs aSafy wss 10 3 i:
no1t day for Now-York.
45 days mdsc to j. Beuo. The brig HaveOck to leave
soon for NcwY York.
Nfg Anordalc (Of TTcm0ntl DIX, Bl2ck River, JAM, ~
dave logwood TO Henry de Cordoya Co.
Bhs Lily trl Hobbs, EAums, Bahamas, 20 days, salt to
Tynes Smith.
schr Mary Helen tBr) Wood Tampco u days, hides 10
't scir' H Lester, Davis. Peca.lin.
schr Julia Grer. Dempey, Bos,on.
schr. Willow Hawk, hmos. FalThavcn.
schr. Geo. Ellsworth Ray, Gloucester
Schr. Nanaoyee, fpTague, New Bedford.
SchT. r. w. Pratt, Hrndfick. New-Lopdon-
Schr Pallda, Hlwkns, Hocslsnd
S,hr ". Berry Stone, Hocksnd.
Schr Cameo, Ewell Mystic.
Sclr. Caroline Bead, Haskell, Newport
Schr. Cabot. Westherspoon, Boston
sohr Lzlie Lowell, Rochand
ScLr Mafacaibo, Henley. Portland.
Schr. Mary Brewer, Wood, Rockland
sclr 81 ! Terry Kls, New Haven.
Schr. Ls1firnrr, Lowell Boston.
schr. En~ia. H. Baker. Warehan.
Sclr. Mary r.. Dagrr. Lamp.rt Fall River.
Schr. Argus Cortland, Flzsbeihport for Somerset
S,br. Fair Dealer, Young Providence.
Schr. Hero, Games. Fall River.
Schr. Bramha Kicker New-Hlvcn.
s,lr Enoch pf-tt, Beher, Fail River
Sehf. Bay State, -, RocklaDd.
Schr. 4. J. Dyer, --, Providence.
Schr. lsaac Rich. Crowel, Boston.
Schr Harriet Fuller Hamilton. Portland
Sohr. T. A Psin-, Jones. PASSPORT.
Soop Tawt-mo, Ray Nantucket.
WlND-sunset N. r. with fog.
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ADVERTISEMENT

BopY- BRAIN-MIyD.-Heal its restofa-
ton and rretervation Choice Of Pursusi What can do
ns,,p Can succeed bes. as Lawyer Physician, or as
Clergymani Al Merchant Mechanic or an Ari'' rhHS
BIOLOGY viii answer See PHREsoroGIoAL JOURNAL Tor
Mach. is cent? or 81 50 year. Fowler WELLS %9
Broadway Examinations with fal written charts, daily
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ss641a52 20
2o62l rs
Surplus Janusry ], 1853. ...............

The amount expended for construction in the year
was S46i zel a. The increased value Of materials on
hand sly eSs IL OF the increase. sl4l az IT, Ia
the earnings from the transportation Of freight GJ
1872 AZ. than Eyeseyenths. have been derived
from way frcighs This fot is significant Ia vicw 81
the maintenance of reAunerative business and of the
ability OF the road 10 fair income IN the worst OF
times. The earnings from way freight in 1903 were
nearly equal TO the earnings from both through and way
freight in 1852 IL j. expected that this iucrcas" VIII
continue and be largely augmented by the carrying Of
coal only small quantities II which transported
on the eastern portion Of the road last year.
There Is Il ity for more equipment both ~ loco
motives and caIs ~ wel as additional dolbe track.
machinc-shOps station accommodations and inrn1uts
With moderate increase OF equipment the earning al
last year would have been ct least million dollars
larrc than they were while the expenses would not
have been proportionatcly increased.
in view OF these facts the Directors have aHthor cd
the Precedent 10 contract for IS mpny locomotives and
10 build in tie shops az the Company many cars ~
tie Executive Committee ahd the officers shall Judge
1cesgary. Under this authority 40 rstCiass freight
locomotives have been ordered and in course 0f
delivery Tie whole number viii pc baby BIZ completed
by the hrst of June Tho building OF is going il
the Company shops.
\ conaidcrabe portion Of The earnings has been ap
pied 20 expenditures properly chargab!e TO conttruc
ton. statement Of Which IN detail viii b. found ap-
pended 10 the report. The permanent value of the
property Of the Company has been increased and IL viii
be matter for future consideration whether the
appropriated should not IN some form, be divided
among the stockholders.
The road shows greater net earnings in the current
year than the New York Central in its last report and
IN the year 1854 viii largely exceed it, from the profits
Of lie coal trade and the rapidly increasing way bust
hess.
The movement q Dry Goods at this port for
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CITY ITEM
rn,rrtninr,n,. rbi- nnrnnd Errninr.

EcI ioGf = -a;Srs Caf fS II ooa.ae.cs>-f adt
t..Eisiis 80 ofter columns OF Mis paper.
ACspTNY Nylic- F1Ha. fn.-inrcl.
ACtpY'y ~ ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS C0ncer'.
IRVING ~ fLL-aoiT-- Hu-icai-.
Me- % CssDrS--ii"ieri.f Girl.
WAIt.Ck's THE.rYH-Rosi 70 Ruin.
s4SSUN - Giant. DNgsrA rtros. the Spirit Of D.seJ.
NGNTrR GAHDEy-Ilsssf Leave Mon.
GIyNPlC THRAfER-rsnins Butterfly.
PAltk TrsATEit, Brook yu-t'rc.e Tom Cabin
fH2SCg IAEATET--z1 An on ia Vie d'uB Joueur
RAs fNBuEGH's HvSsegRIE-G objection o! Animals.
lliPPo HRArKoS-fpie 'fisu Performances.
bhOaDwAT AMPfiIrHrATrU-Equestrian P.If0fmahces
thAYoS AKr GALLERY -bies-.adts Rocky Mountains
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fAdycrtisemsn,.I

LADY CANvAssERs WASTED-S6O,O 600 MAP
FOR D-LLoYos Gren, Typographical MAP Of tho Hudson
River shows 10000 residences and owners names TOOK
three years time to make H. and cost $4,000 Engraved on
Steel sr feet large and cells for only 81 90 mounted ana
vanished $40 day can be made by male or female can
y.s.es In EewYork along the banks OF this noble 'er
Printed Instructions how to furnished ladies'
J. T. LLOYD, 10. lCi Broadway.
rvIprvog YIN CORRECTNESS OF THIS MAP
ssmue sloan President Of the Hudson River Railroad, SUD
scribe. slco for Loyds gree. Typographical Map OF the
Hudson River
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GpDsS-.

Pan O. h 20 AZ Ion. ~ o., baS Wild Wave, from Swansea
for Coquiubo. 40 40 u IT, rr,..,s. r.
FEB 10, lst g NJ Ion q IS, Dam brig Tarie, from
Rio JGnero for Falmouth -
Feb. q h, 70 TO- lou Co. Frus 's ~ agnes was seen
Mach OF Hat,ers, brig john Baulch Of AID for Newport
from M6tanzls.
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MusIcAL.-The Academy performances will
close to-day with M1'sate. Iaas' IL the opera.
MI. W. A. King, the wen known organist will give
q sacred and miscellaneous concert tonight at Irving
Hal. assisted by Miss Conkey tpup Of Mrs. seguin)
Mrs. barclay, Br. Campbell, Mr. Simpson, and Mr.. j.
Il. Thomas
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Pnirni,, Pnirnfs, Pafents.

Me,sIs MUM & Co, publ.slors OF "llE SCIENTIFIC
AMERICAS continue to act a. Attorneys FOR securing Pa
for inventions la ts and all ogriga countries.
Me.sTs NUM- \ Go. hsye had seventeen years expert
IN -YsS pe,epIs aud have acted attorneys for moro
than 20 0sJ inventors
Pamphlets containing the Patent Laws and other important
nlcruz lou fur inventors furnhsd, free application
Consultation and advice free. address MUM Co.,
81 Park row, NJ v, and 7ths.s Washington ID. G..
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The BROOKLYN SANITARY FArR-WHAT ONE

Tue BROOKLYN SANITARY FAIR-WHAT OEB
cutec1 DID FOR I've have been permitted 10 print
tho following schedule of what ST. AIMS Church the
late Rev. Dr. Cutlors) contributed to the Great Fair In
Erooklyn It's an exhibit Of Christian sympathy and
bencyoenoe for our noble soldiers which, We think,
win compare fayoraby with the efforts OF her loyal
sister churches in Brooklyn:
y,uo Of good. cent In to the Committee on Internal
~, s"s, ~, ....,,.,, 3l3 90
% 40. li e. 90 , socetv,... 200 OF
no ,Niou,i, , E,bb e. ,,nent ,...,.. $3.50 20
,et pr y, - ~ ~ 49,, 800, ,,,,,,, $50 "
mo,,, S5,sG1 IS
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GnId pcns md pennii.,

THREF FNt, ElGnr, TEN, IWLLYE, FIFTEEN,
10 THIRTY DOLLARS each. Fer sale by
GEO. c. ALIEN,
No. as Rrnaiwav ore door balot. C,n-l..i
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If any Window or Door

If any Window or Door OF your House IL
opened during the night by burglar caFelcsy LETT opon
servant the BURGLAR ALARN TELEGRAPH gives instant
notice Ia your sleeping room.
f,ct ,at,-la,iion. =. ioLsts No. ~ broadway
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Ecrririr OF t.rnhucc.

MARCH u.-9gO Lb Hour 1879 bns. Com Meal 900
bu.h. Whcs, - buh Met 90 pigs Ashes PKG Pro-
visions zoo p.gs. Batter On 70. e. Lard iJpsgr. Petroleum
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4" .lIetrorolit.l Tair,v

Twenty r. sinent AInory. ii-st, 6thsv."
Contributors earnestly requested ead IN shcir goods
without delay with memorandum stating their character and
value and whether for sale exhibition ony They should
be marked above and cen snel 10 Joha NJ. Freeman
Agent aud wi bo received between 10 a. NJ. aud D. m.
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fAdver,isenlont.l

ENGLAND will doubtless be called upon to in,
n, ,i,sns Of the United States for the vessels destroyed
by certain Of the Rebel pirates. Yet no family on that account
sfoud hesitate moment 20 order hEsrs LAST isDt ,os
pr for IA the most heahfu and economical OF any kno"
coasc Fos sAo By all Toeou. Siee 70 cents per poano'
General Depot No. l54 Resde-st - Yer pound.
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IAdver;isemeDt.l
INdFfriIFfHlFNr.I
gpANn cara b,y AT RAnyUN's MUgEUM.

GRAND GALA DAY AT BAhNUMS MDSEUM'
Thousands Of ladies children viii be there 20 see the
play with it, magnificent sccnery. elegant dresses ana
than all st. imported fountain, with real wsi'r bri
Mani ninated and r,oiei with ~ the BRIGHT hue- II the
rainbow. How tho h;e eye-ig sparkle at tie sight!
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JAMES PRrsTLRY, -. d., will lecture on q
Tour frou S.. Yoit g. Al.,sulfis, TUESDAY EFfN-
lSt 22d Inst Irv. a.. T. Church. Particulars in iu
tuFc ..ycr.,Uents
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and IN. Comandant Of the Regiment Is very sor @se n
able counsel while bis brother ofoers, o. yen as WV WV
ne viii ui.s his presence and assistance. Az, oon
An election will TO held at the Armory this even
ing TO fl the vacancy.
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Esa,arran5a.

ha b,l Carl reports Feb a. h. 245e Ion g. % saw
,r on sre b.arug T. e being becaned aud az nisht could
not yet 10 her md next morning nothing wha'eVer was
seen Of .lin wreck.
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...-n,.-. err. sIl..raa ,atltsoo.-g-,...,i.so
HtGH wsrEs
Sandy Hoos. LIS Gov. lslund.. H. Hell Gate l:A
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Surplus after paying Interest Rents &C.. s2O2,6J4 70
Dividend as Of July ], l1j3....... $6'p oC2 90
Dividends as Of January ], 1851. $1,000 20 - .
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AN APPEAL to PEOPLE Of COMMoI

AN APPEAL to PEOPLE Of COMMOl
BENEFITED.
READ AND REFLECT.
READ AND REFLECT.
READ AND REFLECT.
READ AND REFLECT
READ AND REFLECT.
READ AND REFLECT
Hh'< been from time immenoria the objec. Of nAa.,,,
pts TO find remedy for the ls of e and ,csusa.
has for ages explored every In order 70 d.eov
hidden secret has been however reserved for norn ~,
bring before the world the great DESTROYER Of a..
and In HoOFLAND'S GERMAN BITTERs are eoucen,r,,.s
all those virtues which tend promote healthy and ysoron,
life Unlike the generality Of biter they are no, an coAol
mixture but pure tonic composed entirely of vegetable ,ub
stances. They are positive for
DYSPEPSIA
DISEASES RESULTING FROM
DISORDERS OF THE LIVER
AND DIGESTIVE ORGANS
AND WEAKENED AND DEBTLIrATED FRAMES
BECOME RENEWED WITH ALL THE
vIGOR OF HEALTH
The reputation of this preparation ,s not Of dsy ,o,.
n amaze
Ct bu, known and appreciated by those who move IN Ina
circle offashion and refinement Is the contrary world
wide and the .rumphs Of this article have blessed alike Tho
rich and the poor while ike the that falls gently on the
earth this TREND Of mankind causes s blessing to descend
upon the suffering and afflicted It's virtues knownio
every quarter Of the nhabsbe globe and the wonderful eus
which Il daily performing have for Il the highest post
IA tho temple Of science. With such recommendation
backed By incontesble and undoub;ed testimonials tou
those who have experienced its curative propees giving
the public assertion but what has passed through the
chile Of truth aud supported by array splendid aud hf
10 unknown trumphs what wonder is il that thousands fasb
to It for relief in the hour of danger.
OBSERVE THE FOLLOWING SYMPTOMS:
Resulting from Disorders Of the Digestive Organs:
Constipation Inward Piles Fulness Of Blood 70 the Heed,
Acidity Of the Stomach, Nausea, Heartburn, Disgust
for Food Fullness or Weigh, in the Stomach,
Sour Eructations, Sinking or Flutterins At
the PIT Of the Stomach, Swimming Of
the Head Hurried and Difficult
Breathing. Flutterins
at The Heart,
Choking or sufocating
Sensations when in a lying
Posture, Dmness Of VS.
ion, Dots
Webs before tue Sight Fever
and Dull Pain In the Head, Def
cheney OF Precipitation, Yenowness oftse
shin and Eyes, Pain in the Side, Back, Chest
Limbs, &C. Sudden Flusies Of Heat Burning in the
Flesh, Constant Trnaginngs Of Evil, and srea,
Depression Of Spirits.
REMEMBER
THAT THIS biITERS Is
NOT ALCHOLIC,
CONTAINS No RUN OR WHISKY.
AND CAN'T MAKE DRUNKARDS
Is NOT A
DARKROOM DRINK,
SUBSTITUTE FOR RUM,
BUT A HIGHLY CONCENTRATED
VEGETABLE EXTRACT.
PURE TONIC,
FREE FROM ALCOHOLIC STIMJLATr Ok
INJURIOUS DRUGS,
a1d insdousy the vice Of dru0inne-s ito
the bosom OF your fmihes-io your wife your children
your friends
Read the testimony Of tie respectable pecyep
o; character, and who
CAN ALWAYS BE FOUND.
WE WILL PAY $1,000
to any that win produce Certificate published by .. As
Is not GENUINE.
NETWORK TESTIMONY.
From John B. Wickersham, ESQ.,, firm Of wich.rsisn
Hutchon the celebrated Of fancy iron ycr
No. 25s Canslst;
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Ninth Army Corps.
. BOuNPltS voted to the different Regiments

NIHth NrTny VOrpH.
SPECIAL BOUNTltS voted TO the different Regiments Of
this famous and popular Corps, and HANDMONEY to tho
Broker continue TO be paid By the Agent Of the Committee
I at No. 500 BROADWAY.
RECRUITS and BROKERS are again notified that
LARGER INDUCEMENTS ARE OFFERED for this
Corps than other Corps recruiting in the State
The Corps Includes AMERICAN aud GERMAN Regiments.
| CAVALRY and LluIlr ARTILLERY.
A. bat few wined 10 ill up this Corps, the
Committee reudy TO entertain SPECIAL PROPOSITIONS
for bodies OF men.
nearly hsA
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kniIed.

March l0-Ships H. G. Winthrop and American Congress
bars--C oiumbia. Stella ~. Anne.
Engs-Morniug Star Slneoe Alice V. Goodhue.
st'amtrs- Ranger, Melin-ck, Am,Iiee. and Lewis A.
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10000 VOLUNTEERS WANTED.
~ The following the pecunisry inducements offered;
COUNTY BOUNTY, essh down.
oIhIn
UNITED STATES BOUNTY to new recruits..... JJ'
UNITED STATES BOUNTY. additional 70 veteran
soiulcfs W..
Total ..,..,,............,..u.STT1
Applications be made personally at the ooe OF tie Com
mites.
C. GODFREY GUNfHER, Mayor
MATTHEW n. BREESAN, Comptgoi--
ORlsON BLUNT, Supervisor
ELIJAH +. PURDY, Supervisor.
WILLIAM H. STEWART Supervisor
WILLIAM NJ. TWEED Supervisor
County COMMITTEES.
GEORGE orDYKE. Auxiliary Membrr.
ORIsON BLUNT Chsirm-n.
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BORT l)aroens' Noticf.

STATE of NEW-YoRK, !
PoRT.WARDErs' ofFicE, No. lOt Wall-st
N0TICF, is hereby given, in aecorcauce win
sec'ion4 Of the April H. l5i entitled N As 70
3cors ui,a the Wsrens Office Of the Port OF Newt OK 10
al persons inened in having change or me subject
matter such inquiry examination or survey th9t me io
loSIpg vessels are now under examination by the ortNM
deus snd hat the said surveys examinations VIII De com
peted within days succeeding this no!ce on ooad
sad vessels:
Steamflip sidon... Jersey City.
Bark Marianne. Pier No dB r. ~
perk observation-disclosures. Marble YsrL
par, rrofe,s6f Marble Yard.
Eefk Br0thers........,,..,.,,,,... .oieehpont.
Brig Bruno & MsTi............,'Pier NO 5! u IA
Brig ALICE. ,.'s''''''''':,: .,HtSA'-'
BTig lks..................,...... AtIt4'.., ECck.
schi. r. G. WhiIldcn..,"......PierN No lJN. r.
Schr. Electric Light. Atlantic DOCK.
Schr. Amelia, ''.:.. IngmP.ohs;
c. II. RGAMHALL, President.
J. AuG's IlgRRIyAs SscretsTF.
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verp with Provisions at 27s Cd and british BARK OF
oo1 Inn, On the North side Of Cube aVd back at oc TOT

ca, and 80 q for for kolosscs ay deck The carry
inc rates wore; To Liverpool, per American nag
rIopr. Is. 7!d0ls. 3D.; Wheat, zldi heavy ooonS'
us. Co. Per foreign Ha5-Flour PSI h'"'S uoo's
COS. 025s. To London, per American nag 'ouI
10 oil Wheat Cd, Heavy Goods, l1s' Cd ieS OIL
Per foreign lag-Flour, 2s.j Wheat 'di he"'y "0'o'
22s. Cd. n
The business of tho Sub-Treasury was' re-
cc,n,s e. 500 e2-for Customs s332oooi faSne
81 sos 4O7 %. Balance, s3455e. 400 a.
Fred. NJ. Lockwood was admitted to-day
,,s,obor Of the Stock Exchange Board. Iho zee TOT
,chorsbn in the Stock Exchange has been raised to
q, o for clerks and OO0 for partners an advance oil
200 D cent
The Boston Post of yesterday says:
Tho ai,eoun, houte report unusual scarcity OF
- ana de offerings the banks are quite limited sohe
ersl loans however in great measure 'No s ,i, - a,
csutIs notes and Rccepanccs anu are isauny I
om TO y cent in general business 'n g. 49,. tinds .,
Of activity aud high prices are stii ob'elueu ioi ~
goods which sympathizo with the premium on eoiu'
The deposits at ~ cent with Mr.. CISCO were
1907 OOO to-day. A report was put In circulation INV"
new loan of 500 100000 would be offered at once
No financial agent Of the Government has any iniorma
ton mon the subject and it wholly needs confirmation
Money is abundant at as e cent and in some cases
is asked.
The Wyoming Valley Company PAD out o
s earnings last year IA a. cent in dividends The Al
lantic Fire Insurance Company Of Brooklyn Will pay Oh
demand a semannual dividend of6 y cent nee OIL 'aN
Tho Phonix Fire Insurance Company have declared er
extra dividend Of y cent.
The Toledo and Wabash Railway Company
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Aliiiiarp Notirss.

Ncw-Sork County Volunteer Committee.
oce New Buidinss corner Chauber's and broadway al
joining Now CouIt.honse, lenLranee on BIoadwsyD
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lsc3..........s2ss $40 cs sl......... sos 600 IS


IHGJ, sld,tN % IdoE't = 1Wo %
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES % ~ II
The Erie Railway has published its second
annual report. The statements Of Mr.. Marsh are very
cautious but it is quite apparent that the road has at
last reached point when its stock will rank in market
value with New.YoTk Central. Michigan Central, and
the other highest priced shares the list The earn
ings of the Company from all sources for the year end
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earned for the month of February:
1863. 1861.
po,.or.oro - go lga 80 E33f20a vs.
Freghts.......... 6jt1l2 cJ oEiH %
Total - eos 90 so fs5g42 50
...... 1897 90
The followingis the statement for January
and February Of the rcturns Of The Atlantic ana Great
Western Railway exclusive OF Erie bonus Gna mh'"eo
Of cars and engines duo TO the Company
| Passengers,
Miles open Malls &C. fr.sat To- Toni
| January. ',.s''.SSS roUddSS ~ 53aotT
| February ......SR oloS i'oo'S 1-'iV'i
The Norwich and Worcester road earned in
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Gperisl Notices.

J. ArG's HgRRIvAS. secretaTf,
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DESTROYING AND STEALING THE FrnsIrl

DESCRIBING AND STEALING THE FURNITURE
or IIiY PRESIDENTS MAssION.-persons ~ both scrrs
have been guilty Of clipping pieces fIom The ~indo"
curtains sofa lounge and chair covers They even g"
20 far a. to pull the psperng from the walls and even
10 steal heavy bracket from tue wndOss and tas'es
from the curtains The curtains IN the East ard Green
Rooms very badly cut up and nineteen out OF
alone This practice is INDUCED with view 20 secure
relics Of visits To the Presidents Mansion. and iad.t
and gentlemen OF high standing have been detected ~
II Three ladies' whose names not made Known.
have been csugh; in the act within few dave. one al
whom tainted when discovered The annoyance has
grown great that proper measures hs'. been taken
to prevent a repetition OF the odenses.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-18
CITY ITEMS.

THANKSGIVING DINNER FOR OUR SOLDIERS
I'VE would again call attention to the arrangements IN
rogres. oT presenting brave boys in the field and
rsoa vita mes but 10. us hope not burnt mea, Of
trng 10 the shape Of good dinner on Thanksgiving
Day aud are glad that the Onion Association ofhe
Thirteenth Assembly District have taken the matter in
hand and that the Hall Of the Association,
Broadway and Forty seventh st., VIII be open
T. receive contributions in aid Of the proposed dinner
ahe Hal open yesterday for the first time from
q n % 20 .. m. and viii continue open during the
sane hours to-day and up to on Saturday for the
receipt Of donations of cooked poultry meats, pies. &C.
he Association undertakes the expense OF forwarding
tie contributions the Central Committee at Geitys
Badngs and il; is 20 be hoped tina, its agency will be
irsev n,ed by the Union citizens Of its district A
a. number o, donations received yesterday but
r,ny u,t- are expected to-day aud tomorrow morn
ig