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CORPORATION Notices.
NOR POR AT o N 6A L E
ZEAL ESTATE.

PUBLIC NOTICE 10 hereby given that By virtue Of ,he
powers vested In Tho Commissioner Of tho SINKING Fund Of
lie CITY Of New orb BIZ an ordinance Of the Common Coun
s passed February a. s and act Of the Legislature Of
this State passed May l 1885, The Commissiones Of The
Gipkns Fund win Offer for sale at Public Auction, on
SATURDAY tho 9th day Of April 1884, noon at n. FL
change sslesoom No III Broadway, In the City Of New
log Al ESTATE belonging TO the City Of Nsw M:
l. One Lot Of Land on the south side Of CITY HH place. In
One Lot of Land on tho side Of Main at, In e City
of Brootlyn between Wster.st. and the East River.
Maps my be obtained al The Comptrolcrs Oce, Hal ID
Records on and after March 20, 1854. ,
TRRns o. SALBTen per cent Of the purchase money and
expenses OF auction and sale 70 DO paid at 'he
OBJ ser the sale thirty per cent on The nfss
dsy Of May next when tho deeds viii b. ready for delivery
the ba,nce may remain bond and mortgage for Ave years
nom May 1884, with ntees, u The rate Of sx cent per
'''"''' ~ MATTHEW I. BRENNAN Comptroller
City Of New York, Department Of Finance, CompuoI6rs
Ofis~, March 9, 1864
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90 n1bo,m Il mon WorferM
METROPOLITAN FAIR for the U. 8. sA,

FAIR for the U. 8. San
WI rrARY ONMISSTON-lEWyLRY, SILVER and
PLATED WARE, WATCHES, Ac.-The undersghed nav
ing appointed Committee 70 represcnt the Grove nn
ton ed trades Metropolitan Fall 70 be beid In TINS cy
the 18th instant would notice that thny ao no" pre-
pared receive contributions either OF money or e?oe
II IL desirable when goods sent that precise nvoiS nr
company them thus enabling the COMMITTEES to recognize the
donor, and to mark the articles for sale.
The Committee, With appreciation 81 he wea'n snd ,t
por.apce Of the Jeweiy Silver and Plated Ware ard Nscn
interest would solicit generons response nas VIII
vcraby with The contributions VI other interests po.h IN
TINS city and Of other psces aud do credit ke to their aoef
atty and patriotism. ,c
Donations in goods may be sen. to Messrs TIFFA Co.,
BALI. BLACK n Co., " FELLOWS Co, or in money to
any nsinbes Of the Committee.
Cheeks should be drawn 70 tho order Of HENRY BALL,
Arm Of Ball. Black Il Co.
JOHN P. FELLOWS IT,, Of Fellows Co., 10 Maiden ane
T. iiyuo Sou-
III. A. Rob bins Appleton
MARCELLuS HkRTLEY... Schuyler, Hartley Graham
u. w. McCLuRE. -
AARON GARTER. tiaiS q 20
JOHN " a. DIRE Scil
JOHN ''-s''''-''' "sOn q 20
W. GALL, r. ''''..''-'''oSoo SS'i
HlhAM YUM. '''''''''''''
d. ". AffLEiON...
CHARLES 'Lu2us NAT : 20.
w. " MAXWELL. ..famef h;Inusvn = 20
HENRY hANDEL....... ''hslira1 - DeA h".e
q. w. MCCLURE, Cbarnan.
HENRY BALL, Treasurer.
MlRCErips HARTLEY, Secretary
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CORPORATION NQyICE.-Department o

CORPORATION NQTICE;.Department Of
Arrears.-Puble notice Is hereby ssen 70 the 0WNEks,
MORTOAOEE3 or PERSONS OTHsRWISE lHTER-
FsTED ~ the LANDS and TENEMESTS sold for uN-
PAID ASSESSMENTS during tho month Of October ]ss2,
.ha. the DETAILED STATEMENT Of PROPERTY s.il
unTedeemed from said sale 10 published In The New York
hsbed the City New York Copies be had spp
cation al this Ofee. BY order ofthe Comptroller.
AUGUSTUS PURDY, Clerk Of Arrears
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VALUABLE FERRY FRANCHISES Ar

PUBLIC AUCTION.
Al The City Hall on MONDAY. April H. 1854 at II oelock
m vii Be .cid q. Public Auction to Tho highest bidder
with sdsaust. security. fog .ssp s Sf.sn years
,..abthed north e. and immediately adjoining the present
FEM Slip a, the foot Of 0rand East River NswYOrs, 70
IL iSs ' a SSs Of &: sssSsH The FERRY about
DO established nom The alp basin between Piers Noe 81
and - Ea, River Now York. to The alp foot OF Bridge at,
The Lease Of III. Frunchi. a the Ferry sbOu, to BE- s,sb
i.b,d fom Tho clip brsin between Piers No- and %
East River NswYork 20 the foot Of South Sixth street,
Brooklyn, u. ID. OF some point ADJACENT thereto
The ssd several Ferry Lease, viii ;, sold With ell the
p''s"0" " w '"' " CONDITIONS.
Tho conditions and covenants Of Tho leases to be IN the usu
form Of ferry heretofore entered into BY the C0pos
The lease for each Of the above named ferries 10 be made 20
conform 70 requirements Of tho city charter IN relation to
ferries and aso contain the part Of tie lessee or
ta. he they will conduct and manage tho said ery
s: n 20 Or ' NAV 9s ns =, @ BE-
made or passed By tho Common Council State Legislature
Tho purchaser ferry base and ts srpendg IN zach
car required pay 81 tho time aud pscs Of sale 10
the Collector Of the City Revenue equal to 30 per cont
Of the bid for the annual rent apply rent q
coyensn.s otherwise be forfeited 70 tho Cooperation Ho
VIII be required, slso to furnish obligation at tho same
time executed By sures this effect ths, be viii exc
cute bond with surres to be approved BY tho Comptroller
for the punctua payment Of the rent quarter yearly aud for
The faithful execution The covenants, q the lease Tn iss
Whatever /: to 80 the Cooperation for
TO BE- leased during the term Of the Lease.
The lease shall also cortsin requiring each Terry
ss " ss,' ... s 80 I q quality
= s s'ss sy =: I ss ss
,ss W.. p,p.a@sns Of he City q for which
Noes the Leases shs receive twenty dollars per hour fer each
AoH' 'n.'e r. i SSsSs1s ,' eeS SSs
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CORPORATION PIERS and SLIPS 70 be
~ LEASED i AUCTION. Notice 10 hereby given that
the Comptroller win OH MONDAY, The 28,h day Of March,
1884, o. II O'Clock M, The City Hall lease, bids a.
Tho Corporation tho leases Of which have viii expire
the hr, day Of May m for the tenn Of ye years from the
6r.t day May 1854
Catalogues containing tho description location and rrns Of
SOLE may be bad upon application 20 the Collector OF ny Rev
snu- sthis Office where maps viii also DO shown Of the
Aforesaid WHARyEs, PlERS. &c. ... -. .
MATTHEW T. BRENNAN, Comptroller.
City Of Now York, Department. Of Finance, CompxoIers
Odice Feb 26lh 1864.
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lyl ERTY Of the CORPORATION TO b. LEASED q
AUC1TONNocs IL hereby given that tie Comptroller will
TUESDAY, the 29th aay Of March 1854 at o'clock
Of The City Hail. lease, bids at pablo auction, MARKET
CELLAk5, HOUSES and LOTS, HAY SCALES, and othsI
Corporation property !cr term Of I've years nom the hs
Catalogues containing the description. location, and teas o!
sale may BE- had upon application 10 The Collector ofy hs'
'''' - MATHEW r BRENNAN, Comptroller.
City Of New Yois DepsImen, Of Finance c0mptiolers
Ohice. Feb 18th, 1864.
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QuAnrnRnAsrsns OyyIoE- No. s Safest.
Nsw.i DIRK, March ]. 1854
Gtales, Sc.

CCALES! SCALESi SCALES!i!
~ BROWNS STA NDARD SCALES.
Adapted 10 branch OF business where accurate and
durable Seals required large supply Of their tystass
goods opsSny in store ard offered wholesale and re-
tall BY the manufacturer. saesIoom No BerclAyst, 0p
posi,s Tho Ator Hoass.
N. B-seaes cd listed TO s1it any Foreign Standard
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FAIR, IN AID OF TIL

FAIR, IN AID OF THE
DEPARTMENT. OF METALS, HARDWARE AND
HOUSE FURNIsHIN0.-The Special COMMITTEE appointed
solicit Contributions from those In the Metal Hardwsro
and House Furnishing Trade would pcetfuy give notice
10 ell those intending TO send articles Merchandise to the
fair that the ROOM Is NOW READY and ths. . rDenoer
Of the Committee viii be In attendance daily 70 arrange the
Articles for az biticn.
prompt and liberal response 10 this notice Is urgod that
this Department be cred. 20 the trade and
'"N' ''-s' '''''A' ''' u a aURDocK, Chairman.
Cvo a Wyr~orp e<e-esary
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no the CREDITORS Of the ESTATE Of

ITO the CREDITORS of the ESTATE Of
~ hereby given subscriber has Med claim
the above estate for 3o and al other persons having claims
against said estate required 10 present The same within ionI
Ts.saIy Wa.hiaston CT g Forfeit tLsi, d:,bgtiye h.s
due aid cssts By The United 6tstesNew'
York March 4 1854, MARGARET CARROLL.
1ouAHrBxnAsrsHs O,YIoE, No. s Safest.
EBw.i DIRK, March J. 1854
DERSONS owning or representing Steamers,
Ships schocner, &C.. are requested hand ING this
OF daily the names Of all such vessels they may wh to
charter 70 the Government. have freight for Their Ton
maze Standing Rate Of Charter &C., will be required
: STEWART VAN yLIET, Major and Qusrternns.sr
TT 2. Chm. Commission solicit Cash and Pub
~ locations for Army and Navy, oce " Bible hoaseNf
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Ocean 6teamerS.

EOR CALIFORNIA via PANAMA.--A first.
l. oass STEAMER viii Leave New Yort on the Sd 18th
and 2d Of each month eIoept when those dates fall on
pay. when he day Of departure VIII b. the MoNDAi i0
For Freight CT P"'s' spPl, Ii. only sss' No se-
TOR EW-ORLEANS-Dire U. 3.
" Gaser, Win leave Pier No On r.. on SATURDAY March
&c. yp, to f T. b. Ts Gee g
NATIONAL STEAM NAVIGATION COM
N PANY.
Ths underlined win a.pscb on. Of ths urdermsnou.d
other '''' FE% ts9SSSii' 10 f LIVERPOOL ,'' u'
calling .. ossssSyn e snd passengers and latest IELH
GRAPHIC MB! DlsfAt Taa,. Commander. Toad
.ss.ss;::. go:
LSylsIANA a.s's'".'.' s;sn.s 80. 80.
S.v. 4. ts.nba, aud.r III. in.ueccn Of
the Chief Surveyor Of the Liverpool Underwrters Registry Of
Iron shps They have .gh. compartments, and
Tsy ~. s,sea for I .scoad and passenger
who are charged AZ The following rates: |
Cab. r.''-''........~i's r.,s'. in Currency.
Dietary and accommodated unsurpassed By any other line
Yor further paiticulars sppyte
WILLIAMS & GUION No q Waist
NoTICE-The steamship CITY OF BALTIMORE Of this
ins viii .ai steamer on THURSDAY. March a.
a.
ago Passengers reduced rates. payable in u Currency
JOHN q. DALE. No. % Broadway.
CTEAM WEEKLY TO LIVERPOOL, touch
ing Q. Queenstovn Cork iisrborI. Tho well known
steamers o. tho Liverpool Now and Phsdspha Sean
ship Company are Intended to sail Us follows; -,
EiTY or s.ardsy April
CITY OF MANCHEsTER............ Saturday Afn o
And every succeeding SATURDAY. q noor. from Pier ~
North River.
RArss PASSAGE,
Payable IN gold OF It's equivalent In currency
FIRST CABIN.",... $50 volSTEERAGE .........e0 90
First Cabin TO London IS 90 SceTase TO L0ndon "a 20
First Csbn 10 Pars.. IS 00 5eerags TO Pans. 40 90
rir,Cstin 70 Hamburg " 0o Storage 70 Hamburg. 81 0o
Passengers also forwarded to HAVE, Bremen Rotterdam
Antwerp, 6c.. at equally low rates. l. -
Farce rom Liverpool Queenstown: LIST Cabin, 80 $50
SlQa Steersge go Those WHO wish 70 ssnd Tor thc7
friends can buy tickets here st these rates. " ID
For further ipforma,ion, apply ct the Corpsnys ccss
JOHN q. DALE. Agent. No. - Broadway, ~ Z.
CTEAM TO LIVERPOOL and GLASGOW.
~ Tho hne fastyaing Al Cydebu;s steamship UNlTEDt
klN9DQM, Capt burns, I, intended % sail on MONDAY,
neat 7Ist ns THE steamship 10 fitted in the approved
style 70 insure tho comfort and safety OF passenser
Rates OF passage including sbunian supply OF VOL
cooked provisiousi s = Iui f.....l - ..
Fisst CahiD........e7s 4 intermediate.
Second CAbn.......se Stssrsss............ -.
'T HRANcin MACDONALD 4 Co, i'
AZ n --~I,- u
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g. NEw-HAVEN RAILROAR

WINTER ARRANGEMENT
1884 COMMENCING NOV. ID lsd1 -
Passenger Station In Newfork corner SthsI asNsv
Entrance on 11th'st
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Chances for Business Mfn.

L>OR SALE.-The STOCK and FIXTURES
Of Houre furnishing snd Crockoy Store In one Of the
principal avenues Of BIooklyn now doing rood oaiines
Ct, NEWTON.
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TRANS LEAVE NEw-YORKi


TRAINS LEAVE NEw-YoRK,
For Nsw.Hsven, T. Q tELI ii,3o 3 N n;is EEL 10
~ f i;ss : ITI E ll'". nj ''i' EIA D."
70 os Milford Si dan md s.rssiord l,oa nj ase tape
For Fairfield, Southport and wsaspos' H'So@ ID '"'
Fox Norw.n.l $50. u,so m i,is CE.l a'oo EIh
's 81 ' bss si I'd S.seussias 1sa u.so m s.A
~ fof Stanford, lE.A 49, ii,so. m; IBIS GIb 30
VI P P cssssr and in;elusdis. stations. So, ral
nj $780, 49, ' cbi s;;S & II TRAINS.
FsI s ss:n =, Il. s gsans rs: '
fOr hartford sua sprinsSsd lEAh h'o = nj ~"
Fo1 CoSnoctieu Rves Railroad g. IN. (Ez 70 Montreal.
II 30 M to Northampton. 49,, er
For Hartford ProvidsnCs and Fishkm Railroad nIh
For New Haven New-Lenao. and stonnsson RslrssAs
Fss Csn.i Rslrvsd, i2:is p, IN. 70 Northampton
For How ss.onic Railroad, q m
fSI 6 6sDSSry and NoT%Sa Railroad $3.50 NJ
Sleeping S ssii s'sff HoS % HIsaa
NETWORK, HARLEM, and ALBANY
~ aAILRoADFOr Albany Troy Moth ard ws: s ~:
NEW-JERSEY RAILROAD and TRANSP.
lesv, NIw.YoRK TOT BALTiMoRR and WARRINGTON.
Train vii .ke Passenger, for BALTIMORE and WASHING
TON only This Trrin uskes conprrion at Philasspb
brains for Philadelphia will leave New York At and ~ M
L m. and p. M, and IL Midnight- Il. -
MILITARY TICKETS viii no, be received IN the u N
o. 7:3o o. m. Trains J. w. W0ODRUFF.
Dec q, 1859. Assistant Superintendent \. J. :. n
1904 - PENNSYLVANIA CENTRAL
l. QUIZ r. r.. STANDARD GAUGE AND DoybLs
TRACK. All through trains for the wst oy thiy Ionas
Leave Nrw-York the foot Of Courtisnd,%I
cLes for Chicago Milwaukee, e. Paul and AZ PVn's We
North Wet cre.tne indianapolis ioulss n, a.. %a..
and south West can 30 procured >, the once q ne fsnnsy
vars Certrui r. R., No Aston House OF q tse pspst 1904
q NJ EIpTos.. via Philadelphia arTiv'' In fi'asqsSS
81 NJ ExpresA via Ph;lsdcipaia strives in Patsesh -
p M nrpres., vis Allentown arrives in Pis.seassh y
One Through Train Sunday Via PhladslphiA leaving
Ne"'f o" "o J. l. ELLIOTT. Passenger Agent
llri As.-t-L.- Pr No I Astor House.
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I ONG ISLAND RAILROAD-SPRING

I ONG ISLAND RAlLROAD-SPRlNG An
II RANGEMENT commencing March "A, l&4.--lssve
Jauesslp and 34h-st. y. R. q 9 m.Fndays And sstus
days a. aso-fos Greepport SAG hsiecf, Hsmpton%
kc stopping all Stations For Ysphnnk ct m, and p
m. Eof syosset ct 9s- ~, II m and p N For Jsnaies
q 9 and II O. M and and p
SUNDAY EXCURSION fRAIN-Fos Ysphsnk Of s;ls b
M from 3,,ht soppins q ali Ststions fGe f0 this zsm
81 cursion rstea :,
tion, A. REASONER, Superintendent.
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METROPOLITAN FAIR.

TO CARPENTERS CARyERS, STAlR~BulLDHRs
SASH-NABFRS, had other WORKERS n WOOD;
The undersigned would respectfully that they hsy,
been appointed Committee to solicit FROM .he above named
branches Of contributions either In articles oEoey
for .he relief Of our Bick aud Wounded Soldiers.
Goods should b cent 10 the Fair Building I'D Regimen
Amory, lNh.a, 6Lhav where they will b. .ece!ped
for and assigned the Committee for arrangement IN the
Fair. remorandan Of their value and character should &C
company thsm
Money nay gvep TO each meube OF the Coriilttee
who w receipt for g. or may be bonded in q, ter neI
meeting. Ut No. e42 Broadway on WEDNESDAY the 20
inst O'Clock M where contributors are invited 10 uee
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he Hso1sa Dsnh hss Suy sw depess aoS ~ 49, Ne 80
sssassess eaTsr - bsss OF ksewi<se ~ ss,s6
T--'-' w .. TAPPEN, CsehRr
evop Isk-s N. 0s sis Ssy Of Mach, i04
Epv. " C~ayI, w., Notary pSbtc
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III UUSCN hIVEh nAILuOAO.-TOu NJ
Il lBANY and TROY, CONNECTING WITH TRAIN
NORTH and WEST. Trains leave; -. afr-.. .sr..-
From Chsrnbers-s. FROM 1th3
EIprsss and 10 H. and o. 7:x2 lo:z7 n, and 3S5s.1
Is and hm- as:a Pm a slisp
Troy and Albany with sleep '1ln p N.
ing carl, 10: cop. ID. 49, Ira -i1 .
Po,ghtssps;s train, md II ~ and L32s m, Anaio
q M. and p N. Pm.
Peckskil train, p. n. <:n n tuli lil
Sing Sing train. $3.50. lsisx Id, .rr.
Tsrrytown train, $3.50 p m ,3:32 p m
cte. nav b. procured q any Of the ece. Of Westset
FIrres in NewYorS and Brooklyn and baggage checked 4
the House TO Ill points the road and Ssocn spring.
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owner Of one Of oldest and mos, profitable PRINT
mo OFFICES In the City Of New YORK; owing % impaired
IA lie most prosperous condition and viii pay tho current
yoAI profit Of $4,000 all expenses 10 one q TWO
PRACTICAL printers who are capable Of managing the Business
and hsve some caysi invest liberal Arrangement WI DO
made. The terms Of sole Will be made essy VII
address A. B. c." care Of JOHN HOOpEk 90, Avef'
Using AGENTS. No u Pk row. NewYorh, giving city teller
enoss 70 hsf responsibility
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EOR SALE--An ALCOHOL STILL, In per.
fe Ct order having been used only short time capital
chance for Rec.hsra inquire OF 49,, :,
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yICof required By Chspt.r SO IA~s u ise or
he vrek cndinz sssurday, ivk Day Of Msseh isst
Average amount Of Loans and Dseouns
Average s.ooun: q Spec isIth ~
0rnount CT Ctrcneton 49,
City and Couoty Of Sew Yort Asci1 Psrkhsrv Cash1sr
Heboss Banh bling daily rvorn deposs and ~
foregoing tus. % the o1.t ny snSS1ass
aasseTSsd end v~srn before dsy March ls<
80 -- Rosssss Lssrrs, sotsry Puelr.
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S1veush Ward Bauk.-Sstsn,sns Of the SEVENTH
wARDBANR required By ChAeer vo laws 81 ieS for The
~eeh ending Saturday. toe ieA day Of March. ist -.
and Discounts -
Specie ooSysfU ~
Average amount VI Calculation Of the let, Seventh
Assssss . sses sss. y NJ S;s,s
sfte duly aposs ssd
sis knowledge and neei
v BRlfNE. Aons csshbeL
sworp bsfor. tAis siS deg Of March ist
rssssais Bsli. Notary rubic.
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BANDEL VLH, EhtfObt
MARINE BOILERS for SALE.
WI Two Msroe Drop FBs Boilers, II feet wids bytoo feet
6oe MsTne return .ubuls, now e inches vida By l33
fes< long 49,
Two hs1ins return tobol In good condition. Is feet wide
" c. w COPELAND, No. 122 Brosdw.y.
NOW Is THE TIME FOR AGENTS TO
IN MAKE MONEY. The best chance ever offered GOOD
feisble agents wanted everywhere EIrs liberal induce
ells offered Send for descriptive catalogue and terms
agents. Addros J. o. WELLS. No lG5 WiiliAInst, N Y
OPPORTUNITY for SPECULATION
" The SARATOGA BREWERY PROPERTY, fronting
1884 feet on running back 2o3 feet TO Jo.ephle
originally costing 80 000- Will be sold In fec Tor 81 o)o
The anticipated rss properly the emancipation Of ssve
~ Maryland render. this property In
sut of its intrinsic Value desirable Investment Apply 10
JAMES H. STIMPsON, No. $40 West Ballimorest, Nd
Baltimore, March ~, 1854
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1--WE LONDON AND NETWORK STEAM.
Gteamboats ano Railroads.

woRcEsTER PALMER, ETGHBUh0; Ms 81
AND INTERMEDIATE POINTS.
THE new and stanch steamers Of the Norwich line,
CITY OF BOSTON and CITY OF NEW.YOHk, ~
leave NewYork daily Sundays excepted Of O'Clock ~
from Pier No 30 North River foot OF sssry-st.,
FOR NEWLONUON,
connecting with tho Steamboat Express Train NON Ae
above points, via Norwich Worceer, Boston orcssse
Wo-s.s.er Nashua and New London Northern RsilrosdA
Freight taken .. the lowest r.te Ror iniormasop ,eges
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Damage BY the Stern lkeu
New Orleans.
New York, April 10.

The Herald's Army Of Potomac de-
spatch reports great damage to the rail-
roads BY Saturdays storm. Several
bridges we're carried away. The bridge
over Bull Run is entirely gone. All
damages are expected to be repaired By
to-day.
New Orleans correspondence seems TO
throw doubt on tie authenticity Of the
accounts Of recent battles; also, report Of
the sinking Of the rebel ram, Tennessee,
as Mobile papers say nothing shout It.
Our ere on Fort Powell Vas suspended
and the gunboats and mortars wNhdnwn
to Pensacola.
The rebel ram, Nashville, is nearly
completed and is mot % formidable look
ing ~ the Tennessee.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-04-12

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-s.,ss -.,S PA. n. n. 4 :. -. -
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-. -. ~ g J. L sss| II ~
:. 8 = y. x...' 4 !. 80 oaeef-
~ 49, !, ~ \ - Uaaeca,
~ ssa ses ana eooplste
=. - : y Hn =. Ihea =
ss.. = \ 80 41aeln-
's.e0 nstne.1as.osao, wSoo9ae tof the
49, par @ ns ne = weaver Capt
a e9ss9e - sal9nea = = knglpsa
IS y@p!oan Nstesss -
wn9.ly sest.sas3he H. hehsfs pool
- seesssu - - - - "a
.asnco @ seventy - osdsr thae - might
e sese = pesn4 ~ eoo'e yeyegee.-- =.
AFkwrilne ssoseqasntly ~ Richard, IL
lnveneeR g ~ eesaea epoehing A1ehine
80 poor ssn, 80 soansssed his =
eesgee. Jales orladiey, The s1teoe q
e1na nsv18shoo ~ Raeland, ~ oOs -
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by Telegraph NV Ycsx Arrtl III
Cotson-Firm AZ &c for niddnns upiAsas, aud sa74c
fnr low middiing-
Yor-Htate ard westrrn, excited and lt62ac better,
s007 - ~ Extra etxfe. o0Da % fur extra n n o.:
L. - ~ aaae hraadA naeket ci0dAg with ~ sell.
whi1key-A<sfss ~ Asnrr Il Nal liz ~ sesse
And uoi ID fox Western. ciosing dr q ousu6s emo
sations.
Wh~ai-vey seeaos and - y hesfer. eFoI II m
Chicags AmfnE N9l " mr. MI CRub, ard s6aI ~
fsr Winfer Red WesssrA
Con-withoat decided change At sle1 n for old
for Western yeilcw delivered.
Olt1-D1ll ard drocpinx
Noc4-kFn with upward teDaeBey.
h0k-HigAss ed scttse deaaad 1t - 161k % Ssu
M . - lnr - dos 8 80 for new dp - ooo0 % Sus
Old m prne Is O0636 % for ywims mess also so
saas- ~ nan Sax April. buyers option. = y a..
Dsef-HIrm, bat quief
Gut Mes1D-veyy firm; snalI ea1es IT 1O3<6u IA,
shoulder< E91k far hams.
BACON Hdes-Scarce and very nrm
tre1ne.
Dsttsr-In fair resasst st 3eoxc - OAio, - ~
~ 1u< eeasA
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Pa = - 49, :. =. s. =
New Yosk, Apeil 10.
The Wosl9s special ~ y = fsposted
General Saith will command tvo coepb,
10 b eessnissd = Font Moarosy 10 b.
moved up the psninslh While tie Army
Of the Poionae ksers Less fsroe oess.
pied; and Burnside, il 10 supposed, vii
attsmpt The old route 10 GoldsbcFos cat'
ting The railrcad. These novsmsatl
viii be delAysd By the late storm, tn
nsjority d the Conmitsse on Elsotionl
have resolved 70 rspor. in favor Of Blair'
right to seat 10 the House. The nj
nority will report in favor Of Knox. A
soon - the question 10 settled Blair re
sumes his command in the field.
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Cincinnati, Abr

Clncinnati, April 1.
A special to the Commercial from
Louisa, KY, says Capt. Patrick, with one
hundred men Of the 4th Kentucky regi-
ment, surprised eighty rebels on the 9Th
At Quicksand Greek, and killed ten, woun.
ded eleven. and captured all their arms,
horses. camp equipage, &c.
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81. IIouis. April II

q. A1onn, April IT.
Little Rock sdvices Of the 3Oth say
the only of6oial news from Steele is that
he IVES ct Arkadeiphia on Che 48th 9ult -
he had constant diminishing with the
enemy on the route, but tle progress Of
the expedition Vas 1t no time inpedsd.
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Rsbsl Fertiaeatisas.
Especial 70 Times.I
W..h;nr<ou a,

Information shows the rebels strength
ening their Notifications along the Orange
and Alexandra Railroad, and building
works between it and the fredericksburg
road. Lee is daily receiving large acces-
sions to his army.
A tax Of $l.l5 on whiskey is pretty
certain.