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Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1864-05-10

The STORES CAPTURED Ar PLYMoUTH.-A
member of the 11th Virginia Regiment, in
private letter to friend in Lynchburg. furnish
cd the following as an accurate list Of stores, &c,
captured at Plyyxouth. It viii be seen that the
capture is much greater than was at fist rsport,
ed Says the writer;
siThe Commissary property captured, in
rouad numbers, amounted to 10000 barrels sof
| -four, $50, 900 poaads Of fine sugar-cured casA-
vassed hams, 500 barrels Of molasses, 100 bars
| rels of ground coffee, 5000 sacks of Hiyers8oI.
fSalt, q large amouns of rice, soap, peas, vine
fand many other articles of snbsistence a,st
nough forage, sueh as corn, oats apt nm
| last cur Division twslv months 900 lad -
horses, suitable for wagons and artiIle3 aad&
small number of splendid rissing stock. "a gsQ..
nance stores our capture was decidedly sc2.l-
% pieces of heavy and hight artaies Cd ago
ainouut Of atnrpunitier- 4sHy oaEs& arsiesss
Of less value were caHtsle,l sYessh WI pas
soversN ia a
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Arrived.

e,,smsiip O,.an Queen a. 5 naiD Tinlerauzh. ispiz
" Apni y. y r. a., nd.r. and pfs. 70 d. Vs. ALEU-.
steamer North Star ~. :. transport, ssibuy Fortress
MOI roe ~ hours. % q. :. Quar- EInlsics. 80 ,
steamer Qunnrhtug i. 5. uan,podl srlth, Wilmington
- l1ufs. 10 T.. s. Quarteluiasicr.
PAX Pocaholia. lof hstall Noryel lliysna u daJs
sYE to matter Experienced strong p winds and heavy ea
p to the l inst On the n inst Et ~ i on % j. had
lav, e,c nom ~ W. rri SUITE ed damage, alf was
o leep vessel befof. the wind ~ free her decks of
water In ls 81 49, lon 70 f6 boarded nom The gnboa1
ksysfore State. On cube.
srk Fur.s f. Herman OF Scar port, Herman, Ceuueso
10 GAYS s..t.r 70 Walsh, Carver Chf-c
Tafk Iornout T,nehl Hcraauli Bordeaux g. dfys wins
rarE ada Gator (of Portland Kenny sagua Grande u
dtys suear 20 Miller liouglton
Eak ve. (BrenL) Dark, Rio Janeirc ss days coffee to
Big J,. T. Abbot. Of Turks Innd Ha.horn st Thona'
n a, - rd.e. n W.i'more Z CO.
Rri, Abicai Mid tot Cape TOWN. Crab, Caps Town,
T. g. H. 80 dsvs. wool 20 Napier Wexford $3.50
mi. scotia 5f nosel Edgar Rio Gande 90 days Lidos
& master. =, - -
sehr Nelson " cil,, Allen, Norwich.
Srhr \ sha'rr, srir hand, ElKabeihpor FOR HARTFORD
schr ID. g Mills Crrhe Foltreu Monroe for New ht'sr.
scfr Iiesvo E.rch, Cala. for Newark.
scir w &. hankaT, Roberts Cape May.
Srlr Twilight. Prize, OIcr Egg liaihor
scnr T. VI. Burnett Merrill, Georgetown.
schf y. VI. Partridge tiA. Rondont ioT Portsmouth
Frlr copy, Ter. 49, for Providence.
scIr pau.on. p.icAer Elizibethpou tor Boston
schr EiLaoe,hpo Turner, El4abeAport iol Providence
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Passengers Arrived

IN 'fsar.hip OCEAN Qaera, from 1froinicap-From
son flauccofred. Oauii-f, wife tW chllrsn and servant
Jacob Uud~rhll and wife and Willie Bee Nj aud Mrs w.
n. Moor ard child Mr. and Mia James OILS, child and
mt NJ and Mr Il. G. Howard, Mfs {. T. II. Palmer Mrs
J.. ". White three children and ryan II. n. WEIGH ihos
lohr. = S'einhert Mr.. snd Mrs. H. M0stbun and four
children. hT and Sit. j. j. Mediation and twO children
Mrs. :. Docr md d-r icr hr y 4. Perne ard two Gill
dreu, MI AID Mr. ". l.. Hu'.ey and eve children, y l.
-c ard servant Mr Il =. Ogden two children aud servant
Biz md ilr Horace Davis. sister end servant Rev. T. T.
" ordswonh, Mrs W. 2 Phelps end chld. J.. Sparrow,
NJ sud Nr. r. 4. Brown J. Gsnen. NJ and Nr.. j. King
~ children and ant Dir aud 5Is H. x. tuiis g. Nus
iel ard .1n Mrs. @. rs. Staples aud child Mrs Emily Web
s',r James Lpmsu N.Y. = J. Tdeu and two cttren, MIS-
Mrry T. Carpenter and cLid, M. ". r. W! LIONS and child
q. FaIkhuTst. T. " Cfosby Nr. g. Bredhon and child j.
Croker. H. Nelson Chs Marsh. w. W. Whitfield }. la'es
Hs g. r. Brown w 4. Lawrence Mics r. i 1eIt, Mn y
j. Adams sIt three chldrcu, Mr. ~ 4. Nclos, A. Boil
Mfs L. :. Mace ani dusltfr Mrs.. T.. Martin and three
Children Mrs.. &. ". brewster. two children and SER int
Mr and irs T. II. Hall and two children and seryni, MI.
Is. T.. Noes 4 &. faruswofth, 3. Jerson, T. Winter T.
Wy'9e " \. Cogiin. Jsmos Hspirr, nrs 7 d. Eldddsc
and two chlien. r. = saihows Mr.. A. G. ferins, Mss
4. L. johnson, A. J. Lls 4. Plcioni A. D Barker NJ T.
McGafy. j. Cornell G. l.. idams Rev y. Taylor 9iis 4 T.
Fufy y Crowley !. ]. Howsui. Row Dr. Lucas J. +.
chen wife aud oid A and Is l.. by. ". H. Pre- noTc
Iru C. ID. Lnofy. Ara v J. i.on Two children eul ser
want J.. l. Alien NJ. J. W Picrion aud two children, ~
Palmer l.. Mitchell l.. L. Ferris. Wm Bel A.. Mr,.ie. .
3D. SANDER, = Alden and 100 Others. From fsIa-Nf' o.
80 D. . sus tnt sisters. C.lt T. IT, Oliver fur 500 j.,
d. TIA. Ess,on. Capt G.. = Pope H. Lorng Lieat A. l.
Smell
In .,,5-,r I1i-s s. Teup. f,om Nrate~H-caL stewart
apt MycIs. b. Dana
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The PRECEDENT pro announced tina. the Bosd would
her two hundred and sr) pending tie consideration of which
The Board took
Councilman WEBSTER moved that tho REGULAR order o.
bune' be Suspended Tor the purpose Of receiving commun
Which Wa carried
COMMUNICATIONS.
eoni ~gs rocr ed from tho Cay Inspector rel
-, ID - "a :, boiling &C; a. ea7 y" u 1Iq
20 ra' ctrsliy '4bato this nuisance
lie Heath. VIZ
wAereuFon Councilman GROSS presented the following
Roci That III, Honor the Mayor be- snd he I, hereby
resrecty qnesied 10 conycne the Board Of Health o. the
earliest lIacncaee moment to take into consideration bat
measures be necessary abs,e tho nusances to which
the cry Inspector has this day called The attention Of Common
Which va. adopted
Councilman lAGrRrY moved that the minutes OF the pro.
Which was esrried' ''-'
The inmates Of s preceding meeting thereupon read
and approved.
GENERAL ORDER.
fesoucn That Second avenue be paved With trap
each sdo OF the uroad tracks under the and s-
peTvsion OF the Croun hqueduct Department, oneha the
eIeof 20 tie borne by the city and the remaining
the proposed Improvement aud that the accompanying oFdi
nance therefor lie adopted
Councilman WEBSTER moved to amend said resolution by
striking therefEom tho word. Twen ytrd street. and In
'e,ii9g in lieu thereof the word. Twenty sixth street"
Couc Imam JAorEs moved tbs, ssd resolution be amended
~ ne1lg AFTER Tie word improvement the words follow
irs; aud by the Railroad Company In equal
proportion"
Councilman WEBSTER moved tat the paper be referred
bach 10 the Committee Belgian Pavement with usiruc
tons to advere or objections to tie proposed work. aud to
report a. en- early day.
Which cuITIrd.
MOTIONS RESUMED.
Councilman iiAvtaSD moved that tho Board resume tho
consideration n General Order two hundred aud .x peadns
the cous.de ration Of WIKI IA tic Board took recess.
VIII b was carried.
Councm an AGFErr moved thai. said paper be referred to
the Committee National Affails.
winch was carried.
Counrmn BRIcR moved TO suspend the regular order Of
bn.ns TOT tie purpose Of TAXING Papers from the Board
Of Aldermen.
PlffHs FROM BOARD OF ALDERMEN.
Report 81 Committee Finance, with ordinance making
the annual appropriations for the support OF the Government
Of the cry Of Negy-loIk for tho year 1874.
Councilman KEEN moved that the ordinance be laid
and printed a. leu-fh In the minutes
Which was carried.
Councilman JAauss moved that the Board Do al oum
Which wa- carried
Nhcfrupon tho PRTsipYgr pro tom declared that the
Boad stood adj oured until Friday 9Th instant e two clock
y. JAMES NJ. SWEEEY. Clark
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WHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT or NEw-YORK..........MA s.


s,e,ner-Nilalm Woodward Cuui.f Baltimore. william
sLir-B Ayln.r Carver Ma,anzt' Walh Carver
Ba.fs-Msry. Lord Card'n1a, & j. ). fc'trsi irosr
Wrl,le. Csin. Iupprf Bca,ie, Mustals Watts, Cow
Bay c. B.. Do. - go.
Bhss--J. W. Johnston, Foster Earbadoe,, T. T. Dwight
O., ,rr.t tErl NcKerfe laguasia. n. J. {. a. De-
Vol MAY Hauis lBrl Dennis Nss.ir; Margaret sun,
Whelpley, t. John y r.. sini'ArIs G. J; Eaiou' Couy
Hewlett I Torance MsIa (Brl, Mori. HslsI' Tyne,
s~oonsrs-Iord ofthe Isle. Cormsn Hsbor Grace. y.
Bfett Son Co; 7. j. Goo't, NouLcn, Boston ttowe
Psiue Temperance Grrv'n, Arclat n > T. p small 90.
Re- Ilrui.lsou. HALIFAX. r. :. Whitman; hdnl tbrl
smith, Maysgnez T. l. hrvius Som H. %. bishop Ana
zrcn Por;mouth, s. ". Lewls Coz NJ - F4f,il3e. Xix
Po,I,aouth " & Gown Co.. Helen, Carroll, Boston do
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k.riici.

Nay t-Sesmshp s-Sslain, Ausifasssn.
S,rsurrs-Cnmbfia. Ashland.
shps-Lzzio iIoruan Chancellor, Malta, $ CroYe' Mon
Parks-Ernestn. Lis. Franklin, Irvine, Queen OF the
Ilee. - =, ,, NJ, o,.t-,,
o,.o .Tepe Repor'er Geo. Downs V cbsier Nelly.
schooror.--A. T. Rowland, W. H.. beebe: ReyeIe; W.
c,p~. d. Holmes Geu. Burnside, Flash! H. w Morse,
Tro firt Merihs Suyassn VIM. Hone startled sewn,
Hrsz. twilight Willow Harp Ocean Wave }. III. Boyle,
~ Ia Compton, ID. {. Hu,sc, julia tTap..in-
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Gpot.en.

April IS lat 49, lon g. bark Carlton Of Boston, ws' seer
sidcriug ". L. -
Msy ia;. "a 90. Ion - a. bark Carlton, Ifeean' non
C.e.6argos for Queen,town
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MINIATURE ALsASAc.
s4n-R - sefs....... 7.Ui Moons ,s..... I55
NiGH WATER RVS DAY
fsndy Hook 8Oi Oos. lsAnl 30! lci 0Ne....''lOSS
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1gERCHAVT'5 NAVIGATION aud TRANS

a Z Efl,ftA. ~ NA IVA iON Ottl ItA4No
VI PORfATiON COMPANY, for BOSiO: VIA GRO
TUN, hEW-LONHOS, SIOSlNOION, PaUN lDENCE,
NEWPORT TAUNTON, and NHW-IEDTOED Tie sp,en.
did steamers COMMONWEALTH and PLYMOUTH LOCK
si Leave Pier No H. North River foot o. J)ultaai g..
daily tcrcgp. Srudlyl, al .. u'.
Fr,. tsse a. low Is by my other line Oi,oe Of Com
ri.y SO. ll5 Ncstst.. corneE Of C0urllsntest
. New. Yors Noy. g. 1905. w 81. EDWARDS Agent
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Ta1UE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN
A ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS. ..
tIErvrpEN SFW-NOEK AND LIVERPOOL, CALLING
~ AT CORN NARBOR,
am prTN-FFE BOsTOS AND LIVERPOOL, CALL
1''' iNa AZ uAIJFAN AND CORK HARbOR.
TUROl A......... leaves not' - 10
SCO1IA..........e leaves neW- "'A''' ,reJs! ~ -
Afklf A............ea leaves ,or'o' go ~ $500 -
PERSIA .........',faF' r'"- o'N'' ,'5s5ayy -,
s;n ~ leaves Newl WednesGBy, June 10
,sou NEw.YoRE To LIVERPOOL
Chief Cabin Ps1sge. '''''''''''''''''''F' % ~
ysou BOSTON TO LIVERPOOL -
Cal
Second cabin Passage. ....:'';;';' % W
o.vshe in zod rs equivalent IN United states SuteHoy
Berths not secured until PAID Tor,
An experienced Surgeon ON board =, ,,
mo o,vurs ships VIII not bs accountable ior Sici
OF Nauas uncs. Bills Of Lsdns having Tue value c. pssed
arc .i7ued therefor -,
'o 4. CGNARD No. +BowllugeEeen.
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CTEAM to LIVERPOOL and GLASGOW. -

q EAW % DIV LNIOVII u4II NI7-A'-"G =, y 81,
0TORGf Capt Aid sineuded 10 sail for Lhsrpoei on
SATURDAY. .th Inst. nom rier No. - North Hver' ~
NE nue ~; A Clyde buit steamship ~ An
DREW Can't Scott i intended TO sal ~ Vle52w .,
WEDNESDAY next llti inst, from Pier 10 ~ Nor'n
River. , -. A..
In ure The oouior and safely OF passnger Rates Oh pos hei
-, r.ifus an abundant supply II wel.c0ossd povi sons
first cabin SO; Intermediate, so; steeage 80 payable
in currency Apply % ,. ,,c,oN,rnc
No & Bowling Green
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~ ARRANGEMENT .--Lesyss Ne.York Jarne,.siip and
st. RIVE, Green e. sag iar0or iih' 2scs sc-
q e. m anl 33l p. M FOR Riyerhed lavank and Lsks-
is'd and $3.50 p roi sp, Babylon, and taD-
iledae a. A. m. and $50 and $50 P. FT syosse,,
1880 DE-, and iaJ p Stsc connect fgf Gold .vrug,
q; Bay, md Etngton) For Hampstead lalaios and
WINFIELD prl lc31 d. IN, uui D. 30, 49, and 80 p
SUNDAY EXCLUSION TRAIN - leaves 3sthsi., Fsst
River u $3.50 Tor Ryerogd stopping ~ Ell Stations,
crt Hempead aud syosse ExcDrson II se'f for his ais
u reduced r,tes. \. REA5ONER, Superintendent.
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BORT WGrocns' Noiirc.
sr,TE o. NFw.YopH.

(
PoRrWkRDISs OyFicl, No. 10, Wal-si.
NOTICE Is hereby given, in accordance with
c4 Of 90 lc passri Apri A., 1851 entitled An hct %
,or-s ils WarlsI, Of.e OF the rot OF New orb, 20
al p,scu, interested n or having charge o. the subject
matter Of such inq ry examination or survey that The lo
Lowing ve under examination by The f0t War
dem and that tho ssd surveys examinations VIII DO coma
iei within ten days heat suyceeda. IA. notice on board
lad vessels;
Steamship Olympus.................Je Jersey City.
s.eaniship 81 OcoIge...........flcr No. a N. Il.
ship Chatter Oak....... Wooduh Robinson's.
slip klaIibOroug h...............fierh No 81 T.. x.
Slip johann. ..............I1ef No ~ ~ IL
Barr WE. WILSON,. ...........iic Ter No. ~ y r.
Bafk Ellen McDourid. Pier NO 30 y. X.
Bah hoi ELECTROMAGNETIC no II y. X.
Kari Ann & hiice. Atlantic Dock.
Ealk Sole Pate. marble Yard
Bug Aloe. sispfnhtt+
Scir. L0ya = rsuton. ...........rcr NJ 20 v. X.
hlN1uOhhE TOIpklNs, iu',idrnt
J. AVas IIKrslpks Secretary.
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furniture
LARGE I.0T OF

A LARGE LOT OF
IA RICH MAHOGANY, ROSEWOOD AND WALNUT
FURNITURE pied tho Southern Western and Forsgn
h'arhe. Also Manufacturers of S0Ad Walnut, Parcf aud
Chamber ufnitgFc, on iISisH.
BEAL 4 HOOPER, warercoms Hsymarke, square,
BOSTON, MASS
Manuhctoryat Charesfown Mass.
A LII KINDS OF FURNITURE, Mattresses,
Bedding Looking Classes &C.. cheaper than elsewhere
e, q. w. sNEDESs 263 Bow.ry, bet Stanton aud Hous-
Call and you viii DO served honorsbly aud promptly
Good warranted Furniture in suites.
UEDROOM ENAMELED FURNITURE OF
Epwsantod manufacture. Also solid Chestnut and Walnut
Chamber snes, pain and ornamental at II. 3. FARRlA0-
TONS Jt8 Canast. opposite Wooster Estiblshet 1919
ENAMELED CHAMBER FURNITURE
~ The best assortment OF ENAMELED FURNITURE In
eoor and styles Walnut and Chestnut, Plain end Orns
Suites Wholesale end Retail Also Mattresses aud
Plilasses. WARREN WARD. No. ~ Ccnas.
1 OOKING- GLASSES, PICTURE PRIMES
~ &c. H. w. MERRIAM
HAS REMOVED TO No. 81 BROADWAY,
where he Gyies tho attention Of the p1blc tos
LARGE STOCK
or ELEGANT MIRRORS,
aud everything pertaining to the trade at
LOWEST PRICES.
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"A miles shorter Cincinn2t chfuse o. GERS. Is n
miles shorer Ccvclani change o. cars. IL y mile
shorter TO Ccsco; one chang j. 50 miles shorter %
ST. Louis two chsnsos ol Oihce No. "a EIcadways
corner tl.4ilbf.ss n.
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NrEw.YoIK & NEw-HAyEN RAILROAD
WINTER ARRANGEMENT
1863. COMMENCING NON. 10. 1852 1854
Passenger Station IN EeHNok, Zhst. ssi 4th sv
Ertrance on 2.il-s'



Fer New Haven I. (txl 1880 q. i1.l3 tEr.l 3N
(f,x.l 3.r', $3.50 snd (EXl p m.
Fer Bridgeport. = lEx) 1850 IN; RIO lEx.l 49,
(F..t 3;fp, $50 sud (Ex.l p m.
Pc. " Cord ald s.ri..ori J. l;y0 a. m. $50 500 m
Fos lifGcd, Southport and Mespor l. ii;JO M 3'se
sacp M. .oo ~,
$50 4.5o 5:3a, CExD p. 80.
F5e psriea aud Greenwich T. $50 ll3o 35o, An.
FIX s,arfcrd :, F1) go 1880 a. III 1915 (Exl,
oh $50, ASH, $3.50 (Ex.l ?. l.. ..,..
Tor Port inteTned-;s stations, s30 /! -
n. 4; $3.50, 40, $50. SEQ p.
' CONNECTING TRAINS.
FcrBosou via Springfield, ;. N. lExli StEz) p M
For Boston Ni1 Shore Lire l2;la ok ? N. -,
For Hartford and Springfield tEI ll;.9a M 3tEIhs
?. 90. . .t...-..,
II 90 d 81 Northampton. . . .
FOR Hartford Providence and Fi.hNA Railroad tSnh
ii:aO -,
NJ. lt;l5. .. y.
For Canal Railroad, l2:l5 p. m 10 NOr'h inptol
For IousstoD.c Raj rosd, a. n. ?. n
For Negs2.ucA hsiIsad, p. H.; 7. n.
For Daubury and Nctwak Railroad $50 r. m f'D r n
Cou.I!oaioas seepI4 CaTs attached 7. Ir'ins
DANES II. HOlr. Super la.dens-
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.rI'APSCOTTs LONDON and LIVERPOOL
/ PASSAGE OFFICE 10. 80 s9ui,st' Eew. , ora.
ma sEIs on ENGLAND, IRELAND, SCOTLAND and
WALLS - -, nm .rrn ru-r or rr,1rppOor
y ~ IN, SAIL TWICE NEEk. - -.
fA0 TN Of LoNDON JACKETS SAIL EVERY TEN
80 wishing to take passage send for their hicndl
,n-pr. h, Inc Old county DO a. the O"ct rates
by sppyinsto iAfS'"ii Di'"i ~ No sS sog,b.,.
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OF ~ I-TI u F41'l-' -FF'J 70
WILLIAMS &c GUION No. II Wall't

CTEAM WEEKLY TO LIVERPOOL, touch
y i1, a. Queenstown Cork Harborl.-Ihe weilkno"n
e,frcr. Of tie Liverpool New osk and Fhato Aa steam
,llp COMPANY ere Intended to sail 90 follows; .
Eiiebi Ntii
CITY OF Observation-Disclosures. SATURDAY 10y ~
CITY OF MANCHESIER....... Saturday ,ia. -
North RyeE
RATS PAssAGy,
PAYABLE 70 gold or Ito equivalent IN currency;
FIRST CAHiN.......Ygu OliSIEEkAOf ....'s'''f .V ~
Cabin 10 London. % O0Steera.e to ondon.. ~ e
F- Cabin To Prris... 81 COL stceIcsc 10 as.. ~ ~
Flint aln 90 Hamburg 90 olsteerase 20 ianhuff 81 "
Pss,erger. also forwarded 10 Navre Bremeu Rotterdam
AItwerp &c II equally low rates. 1900. -, an.
Frte, from LIVER DOL or Queenstown lst CABIN 80 80
aifs eee-q~r SIS Those who wish to seaI for l'eis
friends cen buy tickets here % these rates.
Ior further information uppy at The Company orces
JOHN e.. DALE. A GENT, 20. u Brodd"s 5f - L
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NTEW-YORK, HARLEM, and kIBANf
~ RhILROAD.-Fer Albany, Troy. Norh and Nssi, lelys
g0thst deTot 10 IN, and AIS SundJ tsAn ifs
p.
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NATIONAL STEAM NAVIGATION COM
"a PAhH

NEW YORK TO LNEHPUVL. tALLNH AT VIELNs'
TOWN TO LAND PASSENGERS.
SBfB puns. Commander
QUEES (buildnyl. .......asl2 .................. -
fHfN ihui ing) i2l3......,.......'..'. -
ONTARIO (blid.ngl. 1,l2..................' -
HELNEr1A lbuldngl ....2 .Gl............'..''' -
NiktSi
brooAlng
Leaving Pier no. 49, last River - follows:
ftNNsl iNANiA......'......sa tnriay, May
DllfihNA..s..s.s.. = ifufufy, huY II
WfaIAil vs. lER..............Slta rday June
VIRGINIA >dtuid4y uhr 10
AND EVERY ALTERNATE SATURDAY fhEhhAf TER
The cabin accommodations Oocrd these steamers are III
furpnas-d. the ow ~ tA-u By any other line
SALOON PASSAGE 10 LibEfOOL--lv0 o. So, Ia
currency according the accommodation IA s-a!0ps sui
u,...uge!s having equ a. privileges Ia The saloot -
TIlrD-CLASs PASSAGE TO LHERPOOl-Soo In
ME owners Of these vessels viii not be accouniah or specie
or vsrahs unless bills a adIns La M thtl value pressed
therein, are signed therefor.
Tor u,ight n passage apply TO
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'ENlH hAIiSltDAD OF NE W-JDh SEr 4,
~ from foot If Cour'aad,st., connecting a, Hampton
Junction with Delaware, Iackawanns and Yves; Raroad
and Esston with Lehgh Valley Railroad aud It's
lions forming direct line to Pittsburgh and the West with
-' GREAT MIDDLE ROUTE TO THE WEST
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HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.-For AL
gtNY and TROY CONNECTINU with TRAINS

Springfield D-se.ulrr iclrn Pack eiip ~ 3.i5 p
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IN ZEN i, une fof a.l eaIIy ln0lning tIain-.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-06
Ocean Cleaners.

EOR CALIFORNIA via PANAMA. first
e'as. STEAMER viii leave NeA y OK the 81, 1871
and 23d Of month eicep. when those dste ~ on y
DAY when tbs day VI departure VIII be tie MONDAl io'
los. ing =, IN
For t or Passage sPPy at The only Office 70 Bow
Hug Freeu. u =. Ali-.'' Ag'h'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-06

a'OR BOSTON ard PROVIDENCE via NEW
d PORT and FALL RisEB.-The splendid and superios
Steamer METROPOLIS, Capt. Brown, le1yes Eew.York
every TUESDAY, THURSDAY, snd SATURDAY. at .
O'Clock p. m, and the EMPIRE STATE Capt. BIayton.
MONDAY, WEDNESDAY sud FRIDAY, ct 5 O'Clock D. m,
from Pier no North River
Hereafter will -egardsd ,-sd to apps
cant until the shall have bern paid for.
treigLt to Boston forwarded through with great dispatch
by an Express Freight Tain.
f. LlPrLEFlEID, Agent, No. p Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-06
CITY GOVERNMENT.
Rnsrr Of hIHrrr,fcu.

o,ro,.tI STATED SESSION, "Wednesday Nay :, 1854
~' > ocio b. 3. ~ !,
rrr-nt-John r. Henry, esq, Precedent III &c 'n' ''
fhs fo lowing members; ,, - ct;r
hiJTlcn Fo1 Jones Mcmahon, McCool 81 mon nun
rcKriga, Ryers jeremiah. Hardy, kelly. Ms,ison' '"'
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The New York herald., 1864-10-04

thas 70 wAso shs pciutsd OF. 70 nghS h. trust sus
cess wa attend 'm and that he win follow some othos
calling.
ruS yMLiN0 m LoNpUS-SurrrNd IN FAVOR OF
II NA0E-vBI0Hr 0S rHn MEN. !,
London Sept l6l c0rrespondencs Of the Dublin sres
mans Journal
The Forthcoming great International battle between
Mace and Coburn. the Anglo American pugees, " %
ginning to excite almost much interest 70 tAe sporting
world - that between Tom 6aysrs and Hesoan or inc
more recent combat between the latter and Tom King
CO0urn "a, you know, descended OF Irish parents, who
many years since, emgrated 10 America He is repre-
sentsd as havngt he hitting power Of Hseuan bn
with greater solidty and Judgment his opponent
who u the most accomplished living athletic, now thai
Tom 5syers has retired into private e 10 keep public
hose, defeated King who n bis turn beas Heenan ne
~ however, much lighter than Coburn, beng under twelve
weight he has amazing muscular development, ana 2
knsck OF gstting away" as s termed, from an "a.
v@say which, In many instances, has done nim good
service. snMH
Tue csntest nxed for the nrst week in October but
the rumor that may possibly come Oh In Ireland tss
believe without foundation CObufn has not yoe arrived
bat bis money ave hundred poHnds) will al Be saked
BY the 2Sh inst ter which the anal preparations for
The ooalest will be made.
Meantime the betting is decidedly in favoeo Mace,
whose performances In the ring maters Of history,
whus NOSE OF Ooburn only be gathered from report
Hs backers here, however state that be b speendid
1ow, and In every worthy OF the confidence which
- admirers have placed in him He 10 expected TO sr.
rive In tho course Of the ensuing week.