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New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-15
THURSDAY. April l4-P. N.

Gold opened at 19l, and, under the stimulus
OF orders be distributed by operators for rise was
rushed up to 1897 At this rate the supply was large,
and the rate broke to 1 and after rapid fluctuations
closed al p. m at l75s To-day the interest due on
the LIST of May the 5Os viii be paid at the Assistant
Treasures Office. Stocks upon the street were steady,
but not sold in any large lots Illinois Central sold at
l56 but the attempt to put prices up by creating panic
in gold wholly failed. At the stock Exchange, Gs Of
1881 sold at 1l5t for Registered. and ll5; $40 Cou-
pons u22Qll3 Oregon War Loan, les; 7.30 Notes,
Ii4t0ll5; Currency Certificates, 99sG99i. Ten
nesseo 6s, 6lta6lt Virginia &c, 90; North Caro-.
lima 6s. 59iQJ9i; Missouri Is, 7ja15l; Canton Com
pany, 74l cash. and &c bid buyer 30 Delaware and
Hudson. 24GQ2i9; Pennsylvania Coal 235a23G; Cen
trail Coal, e4i ass; Cumberland Coal s5l ae6 Ameri-
can Coal 1lOa no. Quicksilver Mining Company, s32
1s4; Pacific Mail 237 123s; Central Transit Company
53la54; New.York Central, l43i0l13t; Eric
Railway l25I Gl26; Erie Railway Preferred, ll39
Il3t; Hudson River Railroad l5j20l56; Harlem Rail
road 1884, after selling 1885, Long Island lO5 Reading
Railroad. I6lt0l6l4; Michigan Central lj6.0l57;
Michigan Southern llj9ll5l After the Board, stocks
were lower and offered freely At the second session.
an attempt was mado rally the market, with partial
success The speculative mania has received check
not TO be soon overcome and prudent people selling
freely at the slight improvement. Banks are, will
good reason getting tmid about Stock loans, and arc
calling them in The breakdown in Pacific Mail Steam
ship Co was caused by the announcement that the
Company had 10 the determination TO control the
entire route between Ncw-York and San Francisco
Tho Baltic and Atlantic are now wholly owned by the
Pacific Mail Co.; aud opposition will be waged with
el the ygor the two contestants can command Pos
sengers will get the benefit at the expense of sockhod
srs. The closing prices were: Cold 1905 New-York
Central Il2i Erie 24i; Eric Preferred ll2. Hudson
River. 1911; Harlem ls5 $50; Reading 1911 Michigan
Central 1850; Michigan Southern. ll4l; Michigan
Southern Guaranteed l56 boo Illinois Central, 1901
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-15
Passengers Arrived

In steamship Ayiei from AspiapaH-Mr. and Mrs. s. K
Homlu Hiram CLARK and family Rev Il. Stone and family
Rev Jesse r. Peck aud family, Mrs. George H. Bradbury
Charles Wstrous, family and servant, Thomas s. Day, Mrs
Adsne Stebbens Chas Langley Edward Van Kleck, Isaac
Buchanan and family Mrs. VIM Backwood and child Mrs.
T. j. Taylor Ms 5. Chapman aud intent j. A. stewart Mrs
J. Clark chdren and servant G. Hopper L. fedman and
child Mr o. Ropks and two children Mrs. W. VI. Sanborr.
Mrs Mary Nsrtenstein c. H. Kinbs A. A. Sampson, Mrs.
Gooda aud two children Miss L. s. Fowler Miss j. NJ Cook,
Mrs Victor Hphsne. A. u. Holton and family, Mrs NJ. b..
Beckwith and children Geo. C. johnson and LADY, H. O.
Bearde, family aud servant J. II. Henion, c. H. Ra1zau,
J. W. Randall H. u. Johnson. NJ $ Gardner w 5. OCon-
nor " m. Goldwor,h and others In the steerage.
In Hcamship CyroIe. from Neig-OJieaHs-Mr and Mrs
= Block, MIRA H. Si.by and servant, Mrs. N. Il. Sterling
Mrs. n. Sbley, David Thom. wife and child James Goul1
Mrs r. Bradford. II. r. Thompson. James T. Kent J. Fer
gu.on. q. H. Thop, C. C. Lyon J. b. Cornbe j. Claypoo
T.. Trask J. Lee L. H. Clement Mr. and Mrs j. r. Fen and
tour children, II. Beir q. ID. Dennso1 Geo Charnock
MEs. II. w Smyth and three children, MIR. b. Gregory
Mira Gregory Mr. and Mrs. Thompson, two children aud
want Chas Mallory John Francis H. schItz Mrs Bru and
child. j. H. Ham J. C. Rsat, o. Schmidt ID. II. Brown w.
r. jones' W. Roberts Jackson and others In the seersge
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-15
LAW INrELLIGENCE.
COURT OF OYER. AND TERMrNER-Arsn M-Befor
Justice BARNARD.

COURT OF OYER AND TERMINER-APxL H-Before
Justice BARNARD.
THE MURDER OF BROWN OF THE PEWTER MUG.
People sgt. James II. Nixon.
Tho trial OF tho accused for the murder Of Brown,
the teeper Of the Pewter Mug AFTER the extraordinary delays
the case has been subjected to In the obtaining Of jury
finally started this morning Upon opening the to the
Jury the prosecution called Joseph H. Bhey who testified
to being at the Pewter u. the day Of the murder
the deased front the saloon together with the accused in
yon discussion seemed that the accused had charged the
deceaied with something whch wnes, could not near put
me-" but the prisoner reiterated the charge insinuetins
that dishonest that the deceased tnen ordered the
accused away from tho premises ana the accused moveu
little dstance that there great many people there SO
that the witness could not WELL though ne heard tue
shots and deceased fall calling Clifford come outi saw
the accused with pistol In his hand helped carry r broh
into the bar end placed him ON the counter where ne
died IN a short time.
On brine the witness stated that
tried hold the deceased while he and accused were quar-
eng that the deceased out and he made rush
for Nnon and just then the shot r,d don't know who
Brown to 20 away the deceased replied "You attend to
yonr business aud III attend to mino Brown'had not been
drinking
John A. clifford called and testified was partner with de-
ceased at the Pewter Mug when the murder occurred
Brown in going ont Of the saloon joed the accused and
after he BROWN had put his basket in the carage he apoo
for H. aud necessary woud 20 down his knees to hin
Nixon then fred the pistol caught hold Of his arm. and
warded the second shot which went In the air. Witness
took the pistol from the accused and took to the Station
House. Pistol identified.
DR. Robinson introduced to show the effects Of the
wounds received and also testified the assault by the de
ceased the accused Saw deceased strike the accused
powerful blow. The prisoner much excited.
There number of other witnesses examined, who
testified to the particulars Of the aray substantially the
the d9cor aud the Court adjourned until Friday morning
at 10 O'clock.
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT CoURT-APRm l3-Before
Jmhgn BXITs

PyOFVbED CONFIsCAIION OF KEBEL FKOFEETI.
Slits have recently been brought by the United
States conhscae real and stocks Of
LEROY w Wiley who l. Teputed to possess several million
dolsT. worth Of property considerable share Of which Ia
in Noh appears tha, the defendant who IN this
city South tho beginning Of the and subse
queDuy Ia the South West Is alleged fitted at his
eIpcIs two regimens Of Rebel troops aud otherwise did
what he could with his ample to aid Bragg and hi,
army when opposed TO Gen. Graut.
PsceednRs nsti u,ed few weeks TO confscat.
building and lot No. lB Broadway owned by Wiley.
Tbele preliminary action bat II IL reported that this
prop riy found it. way into the hands of loyal
Previously Is5 shares OF the capital stock Of the Great
West IN Railway Company belonging to Wiley were hbeed,
hnd ldge Belts before whom apple alton made for hla
decree condemnaion, denies several grounds Among
them these: lie objects to the mode Of attachment
tha, Il does appear that Wiley had individually any notice
Of this suit There H. he adds proof beyond The records Of
the Company that the property Weys and hs thinks
the evidence insufficient 10 tbs aud declaroD of
WILEY The Judge requires further proof. which the Dis
tnct-Attoney Is allowed twenty days to produce.
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[Advertsenentl
FIRST NATIONAL BANK or NEW-f0RK.
M A Wall.street r. Y.

Designated Depository and seal Agen, Of United States
NATIONAL 1910 FIVE PER CENT LOAN.
By instructions from the Secretary of the Treasury, dated
March 2s 1864 ti, Bank will receive subscriptions for the
National 10 40 Five Per Cent Loan coupon bonds regis
tered certificates redeenabe sfer ten, and payable forty
wears from date in COIN and will allow banks. BANKERS and
broken, the usual commission eighth OF per cent
Th Loan bears gold interest paysbe semi annually on
coupon and registered bonds Of $500 and over and annually
on bonds Of the denomination Of so and 100 dollars
In subscribing parties requested pay the accrued in
eres from the first Of March to the dsy of subscription In
coin or in currency rldng hhy per cent premium
The interest on s IA payable the frs, days OF
March and September, in esch year The semi annual cou
pons are payable at those dates the annual coupons the
$50 and 100 bonds are payable the fret Of March
The Secretary Of the Treasury closes his instructions in the
follow ing words:
On the above terms the First National Bank Of the City
OF SevY which you President Is authorized to re-
that H. eIeronson the most energetic and active enpoy
ep' Of which great reliance Is of attended
49, as r. CHASE Secretary oi the Treasury.
"To 5. G. Thompson, esq, President'
The coupon bonds will be ready fo delivery early in April
and esstered bond, about the hr't Of May.
Remittance. may be made in Legal Tender notes, National
Bank notes or in drans tc par in ,hi, city addressed
JAMES CrRpnyI, Cashier FiI.t National Bank,
New.York March %, 1854 Newfort.
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COURT OF COMMON PLEAs-SpEoIAL TERx-ArRu IL
Before Judge BRADY.
TIE EXPIRES NEWSPAPER SUIT.

The counsel in this case were presentto-day, with
view Of settling the order Judge Days decision giving
plaintiff permission to inspect the Receivers books undrr
certain restrictions The plaintiff had applied for leave
anime the books and la Court every Monday certain
hours. This objected TO for the that painh
tended such for the purpose Of publication
in rival journals Of articles tending to effect the standing
The E|pres newspaper.
After hearing MI Cram for Plaintiff and Mr. smythe for de-
edan Judge day made order tina, plaintiff be per.
United examine and take transcripts from the books and
and transcripts from the books papers and the
Receiver the frat Monday Of every month between ie and
f his attorney and agents be rnord and restrained fruu
publishing and causing TO be published any transcripts Of
hooks &c OF Information obtained by him from the a. and
lrom furnishing anything from them tending urs the pc
cunary value interest Of the partnership properly
Before Judge CARDoIA
Cumminxs agt Mills-Csse settled,
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Dnil0inn ftlaterials.

+ EAKY ROOFS! LEAKY ROOFSl cured
IL with ELLERYS RUBBER PAINT warranted. Ma
596 Grand st. No 81 Psrk.row No. 1853 Bowery No SO 6th
sv No. 375 sthsv No. II South 7ths. WlliamsbnTgh.
MARBLE and MARBLElZED SLATE
WI MANTLES, Slate Billiard Beds, Slate UrinAls Blsck
Boards Slate Slabs for Tomb Covers and Doors, Roo6sg
Slate, aud Slate Slabs Tly trade supplied
WESf CASlLElON SLATE Co,
No. 4i2 Broadway. N. T.
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UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS oFFICE-APRm u.
Before Commissioner WHITE

IHE HUNIF EAANINA AIION.
The examination of j. W. Hunter came on to-
d,y. according to adjounmeut.
The Commissioner decided not 20 admit evidence The
wine comparison Of checks to show the Handwriting %,
Hunter.
Mr.. Smith, the District Attorney said he would close his
for thu prosecution sIcept the Identification by
Mr Cisco Of hi. handwriting
Mr. Wooster stated that eHJudge Pieuepont had been
eai to Washington very important business. and that he
would rather not 70 with the during bis absence pro
yided the counsel the other .de willing to adjourn
the css till Mr. Pierreponts return.
MT. 6erArd-We have not the slightest objection
The Commissioner adjourned al lIrthH proceedings until
Mondry BcSt, at o'clock p.
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and March. 1864, we're respectively Ms follows:
Earnings Of the Rome, Watertown and 0g.
dcnsburch Railroad for March:
The earnings of the Marietta and Cincinnati
Railroad Co. for the first week in April are:

Railroad Co. for the first week in April are:
1885, l6IG2 60 1868 %
This year date, $2ll3 35l % ast year, S6se5! 5S
The meeting Of Fourth National Bank stock
holders was largely attended, Waldo Hutchins, esq,
acting ss Chairman. After an extended reading Of
statements and remarks by Messrs. Opdyke Hut
ton. Chittenden, and Mr.. G.. ID. Phelps, the latter
offered resolution TO the effect that the shareholders
request all the Directors to resign. This carried-
2s406 shares voting In the alternatives nays, 100 To
carry out the resolution Committee appointed to
wait the Directors. Mr.. 0pdyk would resign as
desired. but the majority OF the Board were not ready
to express their opinion at once. The Chairman also
appointed a Committee Of Fifteen TO nominate a new
direction to be voted for at adjourned meeting OF
shareholders to be held Monday at p. m If in the
interval the majority resign as requested.
Mr.. Cisco gives notice that he is authorized
by the Secretary Of the Treasury to commence the pay
ment Of the coupons Of the 500 bonds falling due the
LIST of Mny. His advertisement is printed IN another
column.
The subscriptions to the 1910 loan received
to-day at the First National Bank were $40 900. Paid
Treasury drafts $4,000.
The members Of the New-YOrk Mining EX-
change, which met in the Public Board room to-day,
organized temporarily by selecting Mr. John b.
Norris as Chairman. and Mr.. j. W. Brown as Secre-
tary. Committees appointed TO arrange the call
Of stocks. and fix up all tho preIimnarcs. There was
no business transacted but the Board will be in full
operation by Monday
We call attention TO the p cent loan of the
County of New.York soldiers Bounty Fund bonds, /"
bids for S0O00O0 Of which will be opened at the Con.
trolers Office on Saturday, April l6 at O'Clock p IN.
The Board of Directors of tho Baltimore and
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-15
COURT CALENDAR-Tu,s DAY.

SUPREME -CIRCUIT.-Part I.-Oyer and
Ternner Part IIShor csuses-Noa l3fl l66, l765, l5g
1897 2O8S Il73 1893 1919 1886 Part -Nos 6l3 Gl5 1925
Ios5 sl3 81 I57 243 O8 1929 1852 ll5l IT'S ll37, 1919
1873, 1911. 383, 1909. 1901
SUPREME CoURT--SPECIAL TERM.-NOs. 10 and
Is Of Demurrers and 7 27 282 Of issues Of law and fact
SUPERIOR CoURT-TRIAL TERM.-Part Nos
$685. 3ss7 $3.50 389 1893 3s95, 3o9 1893 1893 1905 1901
3909 39ll 39l3 395. Part llNO calendar will be called
again till Monday
COURT OF CoMMog PLEAS Part L. Short
causesNos. 30 $50. PaIt II-Adonned for the term.
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-15
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF NEW-YORK.......A IL
Cleared.

ste,mer-J. r. Thompson, MeKais, Baltimore, William
Dszell
ship-Esoort Flner, Liverpool. J. Stewart.
Barks-Kebcr Harding. Singapore. Tucker Cooper Co
Conrad (Br1, Alexander Jersey. Geo r. Bnley Herman
Molly lfiam Brandt ST. Domingo City, Schepsr Co.. q.
w. fall Godfrey New Orleans, X. II. Trunbnl.
Bdgs-C c. Van Horn tBr), Meuiman, Halifax, A. Smith
-r,; II. w Hinr Dart Matamoras H. &C A. DeWolf;
Frs,etsuser Q,sl), scheufins, Antwerp Bsetjer De
ysrlu, Florence tBrl, Robers Trinidad, ID. X. DeWofs
L Co.
schooner-sanuel Gilman. Crowen, Boston. s. w.
Lewis Co; Spray (Br), Frost, Sc. John, N. b. ID. T.
DeWole Co.
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-15
sURROGATE'S COURT-ArnIL H-Before Surrogate
TUCKnn.
WILL or ARCHBISHOP HUGHES ADMITTED 10 FRO


This will, which hassbeen waiting since the orig
na return day Of the citation the 2t of March last for the
attendance OF the sbsent witnesses has been at last
admitted to probate He gives his real estate IN the town OF
Orleans Jefferson County ~ " 10 bis brothers Michael and
Patrick and makes Bhop McClokey. whom declares
TO % bis In this diocese Bishop Kenrc oil Phiade
phia and Bishop Fitzpatrick Of Boston his reduary egatee
as joint tenants, and not ns in common de also ap
points the three Bishops executors Of his will.
The will was executed 49, 1880 and by codic dated
Dec g. 1851 he deyes the three Bishops all his real
estate acquired since the making of his wi to be acquired
after the execution Of the codcf.
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-15
Disasters, dc.

CORES pondence Of The N. Y Tribune.
TuokRRroS, NJ j., Arrll II, 1854
The bark Amelia from Demeras. before reported ashore
has bnged She "a "a years old built IN Mane sold
months ago 10 Engll.h owners and sailing under English
coors The insurance agent dsehargg tho moases from
her, when she will be stripped condemned and sold =
APRIL la schr tname unsnownl was discovered ashore
on Long beach opposite this place this morning No
munic alton has as yet been had with her
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-15
COURT OF GENERAL sESsIONS-APRm I4-Before
Judge RUSSELL .......

The trial OF Daniel Brooks, for tho shooting OF
William Smith The Judge charged the Jury
reviewing the evidence and defining the law with regard to
homicide The Jury then retired absence
hours returned with verdict Of third de-
gree. The prisoner reuanded.
Sarah Duffy pleaded guilty Of grand larceny State Prison
two years.
William ssss pleaded guilty Of attempt grand larceny
Peniteutiary three months.
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-15
Returned,
stAanshin Iahnan

Steamship L,buan, hence 2ith ut for Liverpool BIS
returned FOR repairs
Ship l.. &. Scranton. hence 10Th ut. for Liverpool has
returned March % and "a lat g. lon. 6s experienced
heavy gale from T.. N E to w. 5. r. while lying and WA
knocked on her beam ends shiug aud pngng aesk
aud Obliged throw overheard considerable Of the cargo
right herr .h bore up York. and since then had
succession OF heavy L. and n h. gales, and kswn o.
tha l,ulf
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-15
SUPERIOR COURT-SPEciAL TgRx-ApRIL l3.-Befor
Justice HoBERroy

Max Maretzek agt William Caldwell.--No judg
ment b. given the demuners. but order may be
made oyeruIing them, aud the motion denied No cosu TO
either party. (Ses opinion with Cleik)
TRIAL TERx-APRIL lJ-Ieiore Justice GARyiS
ADVERTISING AGENTS AT ISSUE
Jacob Lewis ag. Samuel NJ. Pettinglu.
Plaintiff sued % recover $4,000 damages for
SANDER upon his reputation by the defendant The parties
advertising agents and time they each put Ia bid
for the business Glen Cove Starch Company Lewis
cured business aud he charged that Pettng dis
appointed about that he private circular to several
country editors chaaeterhing plaintiff As irresponsible aud
dishonest, and upon this he based his action.
Defendant up justfcaon that plaintiff had authority
TO procure the adyeftsns irresponsible and that II
for advertisers transact business with him As
the circular he contended that 1t confidential comnri
cation and given without malice.
Verdict Tor plaintiff $1,000 Thirty days allowed to make
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-15
vTHE REV. CHARLES T.. KINGS
PREPARED PRESCRIPTION

FoR the sPxcIue TREATMENT AND CuRso
CONSUMPTION
y ANY op ITS srAGEs) Asthma, Bronchitis Cstarh, snA
all affections OF the Lungs Throat, and Air Passages TIN
PREPARED PRESCRIPTION speedily invisOraes the -
eebed Nervous System and energies the
fthe stomach Liver and Bowels. 1t checks NIdHr Pm
spIRArioys IN IRON ssvxy rArs.
Prices; In Tor bottles 81 in Boz. bottles, 81 eseh -
sI small three large bottles for S. Sodby D. s. BARNES
Co.. No 2o2 Broadway, aud by all respectable drusrsa
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-15

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
sup-Rises.. 52l Se,s....... 633 Moon-Ses... "a
aiCH WATER THIS oaG
Sandy Hook 326 Gov Islsnd... 307 Hell Cate... 4ss
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-15

SwAIMs PANACEA ha. been for nearly half centary
celebrated 10 this country aud In Europe for It's extraordinary
Ieclons and books (which may be had grs accompanying
the Panaces Of which give the particulars OF tee
frgh for general publication where the patients have seea
almost up with Scroua and were deemed ncsrabIe by
physioians. =,
Il has been used In hospitals and private practice and has
been recommended by the most ceebaied physician. ana
other eminent persons Among others, Sy oS,1a , ~ n
Prof Md, Penn University; n Chapman, NJ D., Pref q
Pysic Penn University; r Pake NJ d. President Coaess
Haysna Jose Eoureco de Luz Prot Of Surgery Lsboo
Chipmen, Member Royal Colege Surgeons, London u
w. Irving, late Minister TO SPAIN SIR Thomas fssfso1
British Armyi Gilbert Robertson, BritisA
Tae wonderful cures effected by SWANS PANACEA
have for many years made inysasble rsnedy. The
Panacea does not contain mercury ia any FORM and being
innocent preparation may be given to the most tendss
infant. - -
tanning three half pntsI, or three bottles lor 81
BEWARE OF IMPOSITION .
s.ins Pansccs Is in round bottles. fnisd IonssudnAt
with the following letters blown on the gas;
"SWAlMS-PAN
Having the name Of JAS SWAIN stamped on the sealing wn
and written on Revenue label covering se
Draper Co. enEravers Ia the center OF which
portrait Of the late VIM. Swain. Copyright .ecnredl
persons purchasing Psnacea wl be careful 70 oosys
that the name SWAIN 10 correctly spelled 'hey neea not -
ALSO swAIMs vERNIFUGH.
valuable Family Medicine, being highly approved remedy
such a. Acdity Of tn. stomach. Worms, Choers Moroua
Dy,suery Fever and Ague Bleeding Pies Sick Headsches
1c the pamphlet (which may be had As') aceomPsnr
Psep.red onIy =. swAIMs LABORATORY, THE OLD
STAND SOUTH SEVENTH-ST. BELOW CHESTNUT.
and sold by Al druggists in the United States
sCHIEFFELIN BROTHERS CO.,
No. 40 WILLIAM-sr. NE"-fORk-
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Alarbinrrn.
sYNOLDs TURBINE WATER

DEYNOLDS TURBINE WAIEh
IL WHEELS.
Compe,ent men are employed 70 measure streams mass
nlsn, and M, I'm fumes wheels and :earngs , -,
TALBOT UNDERhlLL lU niOadNsy "--- Io" lO.-
CTEAM ENGINE FOR SALE-Eight-horse
- -, built by George Watts, Newark has mprovea
- "a C. hen used about year but Warranted as good
az new NH be delivered depot free charging only Tor bog
s, COOLEY Priners' Warehouse. Tribune Building NJ.
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1)ort- -il)ar0cns' Notire.
STATE of NEW.YoRK.

PoRT.wAxpESs OFFICE, No. lOl Wslst
NOTICE is hereby given, in accordance with
section of the passed p II 1857 entitled An Act to
Reotvsi,e the Wadens Office Of the Port Of NewYok to
ali nsrsor. Interested n having charge Of he subject
matter OF inquiry, examination OF survey that the fol
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-15
GIsilfA.

tPRiL l3.-Bark-John Fyfe.
Bris-cypress.
sehooners-Eureia tBr.) and Edward (Br).
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Receipts Of Produce.

APRIL I-3600 bbs. Flour go bbls Whisky 400 pte.
Corn Meal 10000 bush. Wheat. bush Oats ZOO ptss
Provons 100 pkg. Lard. u pksa Ashes Sd ptgs Petrol.
cum. 200 pk.s on Cake
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-15

lowing vessels now under examination by the Powsr.
dens and that the said surveys will Be- eeup
peed within ten days ieI succeeding this notice On Sssrl
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RDOllen.

Nc dat. Of Barnegat bark Edward Everett from Bsti
more for Boston; was supplied with provisions
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Surplus. ....'..............'.'..''.... etS.y" Oj
Or the remnant of income remaining from 36 800 Of
capital in the common stock. There no hope Of div.
dends very soon earnings wanted for depots
cars, etc Tie report says:
due regard for the interests Of the Company and for the
development Of It's business would require that proper
facilities should be afforded 10 supply this need and 10
large the depot odstios 20 meet pressing and
keep pace with future demands Of traffic which otcrwe
must seek other channels ior tr importation"
The traffic returns Of the Atlantic and Great
Western Railway for the months of January. February
nr,I AInrnh urcre rnsrnriiNnlv n fnln,ra.
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-15

nR. MUNDEs WATER-CURE, at Florence
~ Msss-Pleasant and healthy mountain region miles
west from Northampton Depot, Sonest and coides' gann1
water Diet abundant. DIR. MUNDE, Oldest disciple %
Priessntz Treatment purely hydratic.