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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-31
sHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF NEw-YoRK. ..MAnen %
Cleared.

Stesnles- Baltimore. Lewis Washington, James Hand
Shps-Atsntic (Sy.l BIomtn London. Funch, Aeineke
Wendt; Olympus tBrl, MeAichsn, Liverpool, T. Cshsrd
BsTss-Noyager DBL Wiley, Nontevideo Buenos Ayes,
j. Norton, jr. Gusernns 0Isnov) kislker, Glasgow AZ
(Brcnj Valparaiso and Cald-Ts Tsbbsr Chaanesy.
Brgs-Eunomia Dan Esru, Philadelphia Funch A-incis
wendti Village Belle, Taylor, St Johns, N.Y. r. Ne
vius Il Sons.
Schooners-Rsche Jane, Hes,b Philadelphia Bentley,
Smith Co. Hannah Newell. Good Phi sdelphia, b. May
hew; Crusoe Keller, ewHsven, NJ. Mayhem; Hannah =.
Chase, Lyon Hartford, X. Racket Son; War Eagle
Kelly Baltimore " b. EiekersoB; Rather, Bsss Baltimore
Watts Baker; We,tover, Lewis, Baltimore. u. Ch.s.
Niger, Thompson Fortress Monroe, BENTLEY Smith Co
Brohers Meant Tortngs St4r5uck Co.; Hamilton. Nor
gan Gsorgetown Merrill Abbstt; N S. 1lbbes Chinu,
Fortress Monroe. r. J. Campbell Tunis Depe~, Allen,
Fortress Monroo j. Csnpbeli koss Opsirek, Fortress
Monroe 4. j. Campbell
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Jntsrnal Kepenue.
'NTTED STATES INTERNAL REVENUE

TINTED STATES INTERNAL REVENUE,
u I'D Collection District, N. Y.-ANNUAL TAX NO
TCE-Notice hereby given that the Annual List Of Taxes
assessed this Collection Dstrc. o the year beginning May
Isl 1893 has been received en the Assessor and that the
Dus Tsxes Licenses therein specified have become dno
aud payable viii at,ead personally or BY deputy At my
ot No i3o Broadway daily (excep Sundays) from the
date hereof urtD and including THURSDAY the Dist day Of
MARCH 1864 from 10 O'clock TO o'clock p M to
ceiye the same. -
The Taxes included In the Aforesaid list upon Plate Car
rsse. Yachts Billiard Tables Licenses, and Incomes for
the year lSa.
All persons who shall neglect pay the dae by them
respectively according TO the list Aforesaid within the time
ceptins the Incomes which will be liable to addition
Of but i've PER eent Dated New-York March 6, 1854.
SHERIDAN SHOOK, Collector, I'D District n 7.
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SUPREME CoURT-Cmcur.- MARCH aa-BeiOro JustiOo

SANDER CAsE-sTEoNG LANGUAGE.
Christian 8 DelGvon sgt. Nicholas Ousckenboss.
Delavsn asked damages for libel on his oharae-
b., committed ~ the defendant He alleged that Quscken
be-, wrote letter friend Of his Hugh MARVEL. jr, in
which he characterized him an unscrupuoss monster
ana modern Sbylock from association with whom nothing
bat poll1ton would follow 49,.
asck admitted writing tho letter but act up ash
cation aeu that Desvsn usuTer and that the letter
WA therefore substantially true.
TIE Jur, rendered verde; in favor Of the defendant.
sPscfiL TgIlM.-kARcH 2e.--Befors Justice MORGAN.
rrr DECISIoNs.
Wright sgt. Delafeld.-Motion TO postpone
esnse denied with $lO costs. (See opinicn.)
Cor,on sft CorSon--Report OF Referee confirmed.
Scott receiver, 4g feTsExoepions oTeIruled AID To
port confirmed.
Heath at. Stebbins-Findinss settled.
Lyons Hgt Houston ct aDeuurrer overuIet vith ieAve
70 attendants in enty days payment Of COSTA OF
demurrer. tsee opnion)
Before Justice BARNARD.
Enaus Holman AIT. VIM. Hofrnan.-Moon denied.
Before Justice LEONARD
Richard Eteo,t sgt. John J. Cune-Settled
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6eaters, Gtopfs, &f.

PATENT IMPROVED
COOKING RANGES, with Desns's Patent Water. Top,
for Hotss and Families, made and sold by BRAMHALL,
DEANE Co Me- ~ CsssisI Nv iss ssss u bTesswsy'
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STREET CoangsIoSFRs OrrlCr,
No. 81 BROADWAY, kEw-ioRE, N4ut 81 1864.
70 CONIRACTORS-P i'll


No. 81 BR0ADwAY, NEW ORR, N4uh 81, 1864.
.rENO CONTRACTORS.--PR III
closed in sealed envelope indosed with The title s the
work and with ths OF the bidder written thereon, will
be received al this Office anti THURSDAY March g. l.tt
a. eleven O'Clock for rsla.lns and grading Worth and
inrrsecng streets between broadway shd Batter streets
For regulating aud grading Ninety second street. between
Eighth avenue and Broadway.
tor regulating grading curbing gathering, snd tagging
Fityeighth street, between Forth and Fifth
For regulating grading errOng, gut -rrg, aud nsgns
Twrnytrst street, between Tenth snd Eleventh
For curbng gathering and tagging Eleventh avenue be-
tween Forty second and Fortyhird streets.
For curling u.seng anu HazgEg Second between
and Onehundred aud twenty eish
streets.
For eurbng entering and tagging Seventy ninth street be-
tween Broadway and Tenth avenue.
For carbng, guttein and Tagging Onehundreds ndsiK
tenth street, between Third and ourth avenues
For tagging sixth between For eighth and Fifty
ninth streets
For 1agug Twenty second street between Second
and Avenue \.
For aaagng Barrow street. between West and Greenwich
streets
For ,gsng Forty ninth street, between Sixth sad
Broadway.
For tagging Nineteth street. between Foarth and Finh
avenues.
For filing between Sixty third aud Fourth and
Eightb and Ninth avenues.
dredging slip between Pies Forty nine and Fity North
Rive.
Blank forms Of proposals. together with tho specifications
aud agreements be obtained this ocs-Dstcd Street
Copnuis oners Departing at NewYOTk, March a. 1854.
CHARLES @. CORNELL Street Coninissoner.
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Recsin,s of Produce.

Manor - 5ll bblL Yolr. ies7 bbls. Whisky, ssi bag
Corn Meal u 40bu,h Oss 3i bush seed Ito pigs Ashes
l2e pkss Provsont, 52 ptgs Lard $40 pkss Batter IL
Pig Oh Cake 2J pig, Petroleum., and 10 Dressed HogI
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Cost an6 fonn0.

rI,HE cheapest and surest way to find health,
when lost from diseases Of the lungs is to tsis the
TROPICAL BAISAM." Don't take our word for ~
advertisement gldeg Medical"
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Hrmoroude.

The schooner Union arrived this port bound 10 Belfast
Me- reports On the 2oh of hontsuk took heavy gale
from e., which .sered to ~ T., snd utsd until the a5t
by which driven tho southwark Of Cape Belopen
having had her sails badly buwsrks and galley stove
skyght broken shifted bobstay carried away cabin
filled with water, and sustained other damage
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60 Wbom il man Concern.
NHILDREN's DEPARTMENT Of tho M r
" ROPOLTTAN FAIR FOR the benefit Of the U. g. So nit

THILDREN's DEPARTMENT Of tho NET
~ ROPOLTTAN FAIR FOR the benefit Of the U. So nitay
ComniEkion.
Tic Chdens Department viii occupy the eaIteIly win; o!
The buildings UNION SQUARE and win be contained In
hall ninety feet square arranged with booths the sidss
and a ste 70 Tor performances.
The object Of this Department Il TO afford daily entertain
merits for children o0nns Of concerts tAbleaur snd e1h
billions Of various kinds well oder for sale articles
ticg airy adapted 20 the wants Of childieh
There will ss ten boohs a. follows.
No. ]. VIII contain Miniature Skating Pond
No. 2. VIII embrace contributions nom charitable insq
hens
No. g. VIII be for the sac Of fancy srticle.
No. 4. WIN be furnished by the Madison avenue Bsptist
Church.
no s. WIN be provided with articles contributed BY the
Psbho Schools.
No o. VIII be for the sale Of ehudren's toya
No. !. VIII be for rsheshments aud eoafsedoaery.
No VIII be furnished by the lsdie. Of Staten Island
No. o. Win De for the ssls OF books
No. TO- Wl be provided with articles contributed by the
private schools
Il hoped that every individual and Institution irrespective
Of Locality. will manifest especial interest IN tails dspaft
.Dt by forr Idng without delsy contributions Of a. articles
suitable for snd oxlsslsied 10 Interest children.
The HEseutvs Committee viii be happy to ssipovcdee tho
receipt o. an donations sent 10 their No. y EsS l7h
st. II niop sqaaIe. -
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
@. W. CoTTEkllL, CbsirmAn-
Airs THOMAS PHILLIPS, EDWARD COLGATE,
Mr.. J. GRAFTON, Col. CHAe. w. D<RLIE0,
M Nj. + T. Sc5cisEADY, bakAs6S sa hfiIioN'
A. HAMILTON, Secretary.
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THE ARCTIC CREAM FREEZER.

V,O PAINTERS.-A SUBSTITUTE for
Il BOILED OIL costing one-halL may be found In
MEUCCrS PATENT PAINT OIL For painting roofs, iron
aud outside work, boats. &c, II Is unequaled
RIDER l. CLARK, General Assnis No. 81 Rroad-s<
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lied

MARCH eo-s,esnsrs-Promsthe and Virsint-
SLip--North American.
Esrss-Auotionoer and Carrie Davis,
Brigs-Wureu Spartan, Adelphi, and II. c. Brookh
SchoorsI-Glo5a.
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nyUE LONDON AND NEW-YORK STEAM

Tl,HE LONDON AND NEW-YORk STEAM
SHIP Co. will Dispatch semi onhly .hsg and .t
class British non steamships CELIA, BELLONA, IOWA,
OHIO, INDIANA and MANHATTAN, each 100 tuna bur
voyage London Rates Of passage, PAYABLE In Unisel
States currency from KewYork; Fir cabin, So; SECOND
cabin 1907 second cabin. $50 seersse $50 For pa,sss
apply to CHAS. A WHITNEY at the ofhce No. D Broad
way. For freight apply at No. 81 Sou,hst-
ROWLAND kASPINWALL, Agents.
DEFORE you take your passage, buy some
ID "TROPlCAL BALSAH" for something may be the
matter with your chest thrOa and the said remedy 10
unique and entirely relieve you See sdrSaseEasa
under Medical"
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT OOURT-MARcn so.-Befor
Judge HRTTs
PRIZE Distribution

To-day the District-Attorney entered final d.
sfee distribution in the OF the prize schooner Bel
The proceeds amount 678 Is and sssea by the U.
gunboat Po;onsks.
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iueooins CARDS. Sc

AT VIM. EYERDELL's SONS, No. 10i Ful-
"A toos,-WEDDlNG CARDS aud ZINE STATIONERY.
Established 1881
WEDDING CARDS-All the latest styles at
w low prices- THOs. BRUINS, No. 4sa Broadway NJ Y.
For Specimens by mail send two stArnps
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OeeaH Gleamfrs.

EOR CALIFORNIA via PANAMA. first
L. class STEAMER will leave Nev.fork on the ID, lRh
and 2d Of each month except when those dates fall SUM
lowing,
For Freight POsOse apply at the only Office No Bow.
Hns green d. u. ALLEN. Agent
TOR NEW-ORLEANS, DIRECT.-The new
j. q. 3. Mail Steamship GEORGE CROMWELL, Capt
John A. Post, viii leave Pier No. North Rvsr SATUR
DAY, April g. at 3 p. m.
Passage with unsurpassed accommodations, $50.
Amply TO IL. Is. CROMWELL Co.. No. % west-st
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COUNTERFEIT FOsTAL-CURREN

John ii. Murphy, arrested for manufacturing
sioner this morning
appears the accused las been supeoed for long time Of
being engaged la the business and recently he arrested
He escaped from the offer and away during which Le
drop small package which upon being examined
found TO contain large quantity Of c0uHiersi postal
ssneney lie he'd in 8 w ba to the charge.
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Rosfen Cattle Market,

AT CAMBRIDGE AND kBDyORD
nspeyted for The TRIBUNE for ts week ending Usesesd1s
harek 30, 1864.
The following is the smouut Of stock reported az market
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TRAINg LEAVE NEW-YORl

TRAINS LEAVE NETWORK:
Fox Nev-Eaysa, tL), ll:ss mi H:lo tEr,, 800
GIl "a 40 and ElTrlrnn ,,mp,, Am
t FL a aiS si md stl.oIi ii,o m 4pm
FOR Fairfield Southport and Wes'pOTt, T. h;N M $50
Fof Eorvsr, !, $50 r.sc = M la:ls tE1) 500 9Th
For Dsrien and drsenwcs, s:N 1850 H.. $50 400.
For stanford, T. lEn), BOO, Il,o nj l2:ls E1)a
fos Port chs.:r and intsrnsdi.te stations, $780, I:so
n ''''' '''' &c co Mn II TRAINS.
For Boston Vi. Springfield, a M 9Erli tE1l m.
For Hartford and Springfield, tEx ll:2O NJ. (EIle
fOr Connecticut River Railroad a. m. EI) to Montreal,
FOR Hartford, FrOTidsac. s.d Fhhtm Railroad CE1),
For New Hvon New Losd0s and s.onington Railroad at
g N. l2:l5, 3,sp.m
For HOusstopie Railroad, IA m.
F.: S S.SsaiSs sn ai so1.: a.;S.a M
'''I''''''' '''' JAMES Il. HoYT' saperintendsns.
NORTHERN RAILROAD fNEW-JERsEY,
~ Trains leave Jersey Guy for Piermont at sl5 NJ,
"' LIE ''' Thus Us W. DREsREsT, Superintendent.
NEW-YORK, HARLEM, and ALBANY
IN RAURoAD-For Albany, Troy, North and West, leave
aSth depot at 10 ~, and +;as p M Sunday uain 40
NEW-JERSEY RAILROAD and TRANSP.
IN CO-Oz and sitcr MONDAY Jan 10 1864, Trains vii
leave EEW.YUKk for BALTIMORE and WASHINOTON
and 10 M, 1880 p. and IL Midnight The 1890 N
Train will take Passengers for BALTIMORE and WASHING
TON only This Train makes connection ct Philadelphia
Train. for Philadelphia will leave NewYoh hi and 10 M,
Il M, and p m, aud u kidsigh
MILITARY TICKETS will bot be received in the . %.
OF Be- ,,s 1885, 5i'- An.n, Superintendent R.
1904 PENNSYLVANIA CENTRAL
IOO1s R r. STANDARD GAGE AND DOUBLE
TRACK All through trains for the West by this route leave
New York foot Of Courtlsndtvt. Through tickets
for Chicago, Milwaukee g. Psa and all poins In tie North
Wet, Crrsas Indianapolis Leuisvle, st. Louis Cievo-
sAd Coiunbss Cincinnati and al points ~ the West and
South Ws, procured the oco Of the Pennsylvania
Central R. r.. No Aston House. ct the Depot foot Of
Courtsnds Through TRAINS leave New FORK a. follows:
Express via Philadelphia, arrives In Pittsburgh at
p m. Express, via Philadelphia arrives in Pittsburgh a
Tp n Express via Aneuown, arrives in Pittsburgh at
ll:yc p.
ons Through Train Sunday, via Philadelphia, leaving
IL. ELLIOTT, Passenger Agen.
No. ! Astor House.
CAPTAINS and conductors are advised TO
~ save always on hand good supply Of TROPICAL
BALsAM y they sen have use FOR colds
neglected buying beforehand See advertisement under
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NEW-YORK & NEW-HAVEN RAILROAD.

WINTER ARRANGEMENT
1889. COMMENCING NOV. 10, 1862 1864
Passenger Station in NewYok. corner Htast and 4hsv.
Entrance "a titA-st.
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NATIONAL STEAM NAVIGATION CON
~ PAkY,

The undersigned will dispatch OF The uadermenonsd
other hTseass, iuPowersd Bridsbbui Steamers, froir
NEW-YORK TO LIVERPOOL,
GRAPHIC DISPATCHES.
Aip. Tuns. Cc~~asdSr. 1s,sa
Embellishments y73........ GBce.... &C..
PENNSYLVANIA. 3OO0......BrootinT. 80.
LOUlSIANA.......2,916 ....... Smelie...
lOlEA............... ........ hnp0rn..
the Chief Surveyor OF the Liverpool Usderwrter Registry
Iron Ships They have extra tight ccpartnents and
eIassed hrstolass for twenty-five years.
They ded for Grst second ard Third class Passenger
who are charged at tie following rates.
Cabin r'.''ss..'.''.'"3s $ }|r.y... i. o.n.s.y
Steerase. 3>
Dietary and accommodation unsurpassed By say ehes h,s
OF Steamers.
Forfarther particulars, spplyto
WILLIAMS & GUION No. n wall.s.
CTEAM WEEKLY to LIVERPOOL, touch
- Ing at Queenstown Cork HaIborl. -lh, velirowa
steamers Of the Liverpool New York and phadep Steam
ship Company are intended to ssl a. follows.
CITY OF WAsIIlNGTON...... Saturday. April
CITY OF MANSHEsTER..,...... Saturday, hyrii
And every succeeding SATURDAY. rron Pick a
North River.
PArEs OF PASSAGE,
Payable in gold, or its equivalent m currency;
FIRST IABlN.......g50 % STEEhACE S3e 81
First Cabin 70 ondon. b5 90 Steerage To London. a sC
First Cabin 70 Paris. rs W Sioersse to 70 9.
Passengers also forwarded TO Hsre. BeSaon, Rotterdam
Antwerp, &c, At equally low rates
Fares from Liverpool Queens.ewp: lH Cabin, So SIS
so5 steersge, s5. Those who wish to send for paek
friends can buy tickets here at thcss rates
FOR furher Information, rpply the Conpgiys Offices
Aggnf M krO n.
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II kANGENENT Commencing March II, ltS4.-Leaye
ys.asisip sOd :t,sst. T. H., sa H-EIdays and sstur
days s4 p sso-Fcr Greeuport Sag Herbor, Hamptons
tc Stepping at all stads,s Ts1 Ysphsnk o. sa ~ and
n. FoT syosset at ~, II M and p M For Jamaica
al 3 and II & No. and and p.
SUNDAY EXCURSION TRAIH-For Ysphsnk at 9:l3 a
n from 3*h St, stopping at ali stavoas Fare FOR this train
a. excursion rates.
For syOsset Sundays sas m stopping at all Sta
tiops- A REASONER Supertutsndent.
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UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS oFFICE-MAn q
Before Commissioner OSBORN.
ANOTHER CASE OF EKTICISG A. eoLDIER TO DESERT

UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS OFFICE-AAn. %
Before Commissioner OSBORN.
AEoTIIER CASE OF ENTICISG SOLDIER TO DESERT.
William Lawson was examined on a charge of
sseg George Rron cham. soldier. TO desert. The evil
ssDee being insufficient. he accused discharged
JURIsDICrONs or FOREIGN CoKsULS.
Tho Consul-General Of Italy presented requisi-
don the ComInioner ioz the seaTch arrest and deeDon
Of hcott0 Raanndo belonging TO the Italian bark
Omega. now lying in the port Of New-i ofk
The reqistiOn did state what osBse the had
somnittcd bat was based sinnpy the ground thai the
With article of The French Treaty with the United s
SHED IL The OF tie XVIII Gce Of the Sadninn Treaty
Consul. and Commercial Agents shall enjoy the pIiv
sse powers and exemptions AZ those OF tho most AvoIsdns
boaa"
The seaman having been arrested and brought before the
onusoner exends and learned discussion TOOK place
ky the for the respective PSrtie John AchsoH
counsel the Italian Consul maintained the right and
thory the Commissioner 10 set tbs Instter d that
treaties themselves operative and obligatory nass
rsies Legislative action lie quoted nom books
q International Law, and cited bearing upon the
snbieet.
Messr Beebe Dean and DoBohue counsel Tor the
pon,royeed the ground taken BY Mr. Mckeon, and argued
thai treaties before they be carried into effect by Judicial
oers saiiye measures enacted In order
- give suthority 20 the iDsgst ates -
The question o. importance, and the view Of
Tie seanans counsel the corrt Interpretation Of treaties
law the foreign Consus have their deosoBs
enforced by the local suhores apou questions Of eersEcs
arise betw the spsins and seSren of teu
ssh oi.er than in cases OF deseTtions.
TIE CoLnrnissioner reserved bic decision
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CAPTAINS and conductors are advised TO
~ Save always on hand good supply of TROPICAL
BALSAN they may sen have for eolds
other Affections OF the chest procure TO passengers who
neglected buying beforehand See advertisement under
Nedics."
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Movements OF Ocean Steamers.
M M pkkr

IMMATURE . slSic.
Spn-Nises., 5:l7 Ses.... 623 Moon-Riscs... lass
AiCH WATER THIS
Sandy HOOK l29 Gov lslxnd.. 2;<9I Hell 0ate.. 4:so
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printing.


CHARLES G. SHELLEY, Steam Printer,
~ No. 90 Barclay Circulars. Posters, Law
Pointa Cards &C. Cylinder Presswok done for the Trade
ERANCIS & LOUTREL, SATIONERS and
IL PRINTERS No IS Madeu.lan respectfully solicit
de Blank Books, Paper, Stationery, Diaries, kc at low
prices. M
ITO Business men.--Handbills, SOC. per 1000;
Il good Business Cards, single 900 81 Every de.crip
lar Printing oce No Tryonrow, Crntre op Cy Hall
WYNN. EVERDELL's SONS, No. I04 Fulton.
w H-STEAM JOB PRINTERS and LABEL NAN
UFACTURERS
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ERIE RAILWAY.-Psssenger Trains leave
IL iom foot Of Chsmosrss.
7 a M, VI press for Buasle. La
800 a. H., Milk, daily, Tor Otisyile -
loa M, Mall for Baktlo aid ntsrlisdiate stations
AIS p. M, Way Tor tor Jervis and Nswburgh.
ter Csnhndagus, and principal stations Train Of Saturday
through to Buffalo, but does to Dunkirk.
CHAS. xlSOT, General Superintendent
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mants.

WANTED-Situation by Young Lady, as
w MUSIC TEACHER in a School, or a GOyERNESS
IN Private Family. Best Of reference. Address NJ. NJ,
Bottom Posi- Office, Mass.
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TOR NEW-HAvEN. HARTFORD an

4 observation-disclosures leave Pack slip at 8 Is o. IN.
Trains north ara eeEt froa New Haven at IL .. M.
MOTT LINESteauefsls a. II D. u arriving At New.
Raven III tiIae l0r all early BsoInns trsns-
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Gfales, Sc.
miscellaneous.

A MEXICAN FLAGS.
~ Teu s.s Staff, roady FOX for Victories pecors
tous and Celebrations Printed and for to the grsde
SALISBURYS Dry Goods Lsboi Establishment,
No $50 DuansS.
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HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.-For AL

HI BAkY and TROY, CUNNECTINU with IKl
NORTH and WEST Trims leave:
FROM Chsnbsrsst From 30th-st.
Express, and 10 NJ, and tn 1877 M, and ~
3:I5 and r. 70. st6:22 p. N.
Troy and Albany with slssp- liza m
ing earl, 1910 p. m.
PouShk sePsie Train, and ii en and II: ~ m, and
a. m. snd ?. Pm,
Peekskl Train, 4p. m l:2 m
Sing Sing Train, 800. 6:2.
fsIrytown Train, $50 .. N. s:67p m.
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ne ERCHANT's NAVIGATION and TRANS
w PORTA1TON COMPANY. via GRoTON, NEW.
LOND0N, STONlNGTON, rROyIDENCE. NEWPORT,
TAUNTON, snd NEW -BEDFOkn.--Ihe splendid atsarners
COMMONWEALTH and PLYMOUTH ROCK viii leave
Fer NO. 49, Norlh Rve fos. d CsuranGts. daily except
Sunday, At p. III.
Fresht taken low BY ary other line. oice Of Com
pauy no. III We.ttt., corner " CeGyr iaust.st
Eev-York, Nov. =. 1852 W. n. EDWARDS, Agent.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-03-03
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horticultural max,ms.

Never cut ofTe big limbi many tree,
like hsabel aud Abner, has been smote
under the fifth rib. They died instantly
but tree gradually.
Never cut of lower limb, because /,
is easy to get at. You may shorten in
aud thin out, but let the trunk alone
When you chastisc your boy, you may
switch him, box his ears, pull his hair,
but don't cut of his fingers.
Plant cvcrgrccns in the sprinC and Il
you are very anxious to have them grow,
shade them the first summer. Never wa.
ter them unless they arc well mulchcd.
Trees, like childscn, take cold, aud will
not bear sudden changes.
When you plant a deeiduous srcc, Gu,
away two.thirdS OF top; bu, don't trim on
evergreen the first year. Boys need more
chastiscmcnt than girls.
The pear blight is very easily mansg
ed, by just planting two trees for every
one that dies. So with broken resolu.
two for every one tha, fail.
Give no credit to and OF the three hun.
bugs, whether pills, powders or plOstcrs.
Ncvc, bore hole and put in something,
TO be carried out BY the sap, to drive away
insects. lfyou want il cary Il awDy
yours elf; the tree knows too much.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-03-03

House, and again bivouacked for the
night. Next day we marched twenty
miles, the enemy showing no signs OF
following us. We made Yorktown the
next day, having marched 1i4 miles in
four and half days. AS near as can be
learned, some five rebels were killed, aud
one of our men killed, another mortally
wounded.
The fact of our marching to within II
miles of the rebel capital in two days,
with three regiments of colored troops,
the Ith, 9th, and 9th, four regiments Of
white IN. W iroops, . batteries Of Ortil.
lcry and 2,5oc cavalry, speaks rather lily
for the military power of the rebels.
I have ,hua hastily shetched the out
lines of our expedition and its aims, so
that your readers may know the truth in
the promises. must not close, howev-
cr, without stating that Col. Duucan, OF
the 4th U. $. c. T., our brigade comman.
der, is a splendid military man, in whom
We mOy yet cxpcc, to hear great achieve
ments.