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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-04-06
OFrIcs CHoroS AocHpuCT DJAsTEgsy, April .. le6i.
rLNO CONTRACTORS -SepGrate sealed Pro

II " tONlh pni't' 0'"'N ~
Il posals each Endorsed with ila tiie q the woh ioT
which The sane may be offered viii be received Il this Office
until ~ O'Clock Of THURSDAY April IA, Ior tho con
flruction Of SEWERS In the following ,lree,s 70 wit IN
Seycneh street from Hldon River TO tnd Sroug Tomb
10 Seventy Eth trre -Also IN Ft Ayenae, rom
Tiyes 18th 10 sntieh street, With lateral branch IN Fry
between Thirtcenh end fourteenh streets Also IN Oliver
street, between Chatham square aud AiadisoD street, and s1o
in Sok street bec Broone md Dencey slres,s Ard
for the construction Of TRArBLOcK PAYMENTS in
Third avenue from Fifty ts'h street 10 kfhty sish street
ALSO IN foriich street. between Ninth mud Tenth
also in Twc'ysec street from fhh to Sixth svopus
For further eDLsoH srpy TO the Contract Clerk at this
ofIce. rlos sIEPHENs. tfoten
= ..fI ..U ROSY L. DARRAdB, tqnednct
A W, lbAtEk, , EoaJa
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foel ano fonno.

I OST-supposed to have been taken in mis-
lslo rom 10 Government Bsfso Oicc foo, of White
a. on March a. krge bonbolnd white deal BOX adj
drc scd wv Howitson, " u" Tho pslson returning the
sune 10 N. Office Of The Liverpool Now fofh aud Phsdel
pha amshp Co. 10 Broadway, will be literally rewarded
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CORP ORAT ION sA L j.
" REAL ESTATE.

PUBLIC NOTICE 10 hereby given that by vlr,ue ~ the
powers vested IN tho COMMISSIONER OF the sinking bund 81
The City Of New YORK. by ordinance Of the Common Coun
c passed February a. s and an vet Of tie Legislature Of
this stste, passed May 49, 1885, the comms'oneIs oil tue
sinking Fusd will offer for sale II Pubic Ancton on
SATURDAY tho oh day Of April 1904 At noon, at the fI
change Ssr.room, No III Broadway I! tho Ciy OIL Now
York. by WILLIAM KENNtBLf, Auotioneer the follow
inz EAL ESTATE belonging 90 'he City OF New fos Via
J. One Lot Of Land the south side Of City ispacs, IN
the CITY Of New Yort between Chamlefs and Readc ria
a. One Lot OF Land this ives, side OF Ma, Ia the City
Of Brooklyn, between Wsterst snd the Elst River.
Maps may be obtained At the conptgoers Once Hal Of
Record, end after March 20, 1864.
TKsss SALg-Ten per cent Of the purchase money and
yens sucon and sale TO b. paid at the IoupiIosrs
dice mmedat.y after the sale thirty per cent 90 tho net
dsy OF May nex when the deeds viii be rsady Tor delivery
he balance may remain bond ard mortgage for fa years
from Msy 1904 with interest o, Tie rate Of 's yer cont Per
snnum, payable half yearly. . -.,,.-
City Of New YORK, Department Of finance, ,oDptoeIs
Office, Mach 9, 1854.
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BoyIw not be taken unless they rtesn Of sse
stout good hoh and no. below feet inches In Light.
IN al the eobseI Of the plenls guardians ps' be
first ob,slned
The County bounty and the three months advance pay Will
be paid to all recrtr irrespective OF ol4's ind hsmonhly
pay be le at home, by application to the rAymssIe Of
the vessels TO which tho recruits may be assigned
All needf information be obsined by tpryirs 1t the
Naval In the Park ard persons be enlisted and
sworn IN OF either Of the Nevins rendezvous which
.he only authorized by the Navy Department In ' city
All recruits thu. enlisted and receiving the bosuss siors
sad will DO credited 10 the quota Of the City and County 81
NswYork.
CAPT. OSCAR BULLus, U. g ", No. Cksrryst
CAPT EDWARD THOMSON, o. g. ~, No. $40 Water Of.
LIEUT.. CONDO. JSo MCLEOD MURPHY, US ".
No. II Stsss
ACTG MASTER JOHN W. COIN, U. s.Hr
No. Iss South 1T
c. GODFREY GUN1UTn, Mayor
MATTHEW 7. BRENNAN. COMPTROLLER
ORIsoN BLUNT Supervisor
WILLIAM NJ. TWEED, slp.rv1,oT
WILLIAM n. STEWART, Supervisor.
ELIJAH h. PURDY super,isoL
GEORGE oPDYKE, Auxiliary Member.
County Volunteer Goa mit,ee
ORlsON BLUNT, Chairman.
N.w.yorh, lpTn4, 1904.
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Ghat,les tor Dnsiness Ellen.

A PRINTING OFFICE FOR SALE-Con.
IA tanning all the facilities FOG Book and job wOrs end
oyng the patronage Of the beat pubs houses IN the city.
Persons wishing TO purchase viii please address Printer Tb
Office
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NEW YORK FIRE AND MARINE
INSURANCE COMPANY,
~ WALL-sTREET.
CASH ChrITAL.,......,."....S 200, oo0.

Tis Company la. been IN successful operation FOR non
tlsn THIRTY YEARS, ard continues to INSURE agsirt
Los and Damage BY FIRE upon terms ss Ia'sble e. ''
institutions. $500. - .,..,,.>,
AL Iosfss LIBhAAIJ1 ApJunED AND PhoorILf Fab
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Proposals
Army Ciofuye AND EeriaAGE OrYicH
CINCINNATI, March, "a 1884

h. nal Army CtoTrIye AND EerisAGE oTgieE
"" CrEcINAcI, March "a, 1884, )
PROPOSALS. are invited by the Undersigned
until I'll URsDAY, Aprh7 1854 AZ u o clock M, To-
srr,.tins mi, Department. lby ecntrucD with;
National Colors, Amy STANDARD. =,
s.s%sn,sI cois; h1s, s hy s sDss1GG
ssop@ Fhgs Army STANDARD
General Hospital Flags, Army Standard
f,omeaoy Order Books Army STANDARD
Csosany Clothing Books, Army stendJ9'
Ce.spsny bescdptive Booas, Amy 'tIS 5., ,
Company Morning Report Books, AIoy s'ohu%~
Pest Order Books, Army standste
Cost Letter Books, Ar'uy stmdo'S,, s.s
tsst Gasrd Report Books Amy sten ,.,n
ssgimental Letter books, Amy stai'daId.
h ginental Descriptive beoAs, A a.y ~; siN'O
aasimentsl lndez BOOZE, Amy Stsfs.sis'
ResshncntaI order Books Army Standard
Hat Weather Sockets Army st@ioaa'
Ostrich Festhers, Tor Hats Army Standard
s:bevrops-- scrvice Army Standard.
go.TS.s stewards, i-ny Standard
fsroosCsy ~ Sc geaai Msjofs, Amy Standard
fsssTonscsssry 1T ssIseants, Army standard
Che,ions--C avslry, sergesnts Army standerd,
SSIses" Msofs Hrny Standard
ns-Artiiery, Q. NJ serfesuts' Amy STANDARD
Chsyrons--E Artillery, 1T Scrseants, ArHy stAnsAIa
Chsyrons- Artillery, Serresnts, Army Standard
s,bevrons-Artilery Corporate Army stsnds,d.
Chevrous-Tnian,ry, serges,t Majors, Army standard
observation-disclosures, il sergeants Army Standard
0hevons-hlauirI, serseanis, Army s!tndaIda.
Cbeyrone-Inssniry, CoTporais, Army Standard
Drum Tie sds-- Batter Amy STANDARD.
Drum Heads-Suaro, Amy Standard. q.
Yfiss Army Stsudsrd.
Esyersacks-Paiuted, Army SiepdeTd
Cotton Duck--iO and u or Army Standard ~ o.,
sauples Of which may be seen az the once oil Sens ana
a. e delivered free Of charge the u Inspection We're.
sse In this city IN good with me mare o. t1e
ATTY furnishing, the kind aud q1aniy OF Eooa' os'no'y
sark.d on each Sriicic and package.
Psres Offering goods must IN all cases furnish samples
naked aad nam6eed TO correspond win ther proposal ana
trey sete ~ their bids The quantity OF goods they pro
s,ss 10 Turrish the price, and time Of delivery,
guaranty signed by two responsible persons mus accom-
NV each bid sar nteeing ha the bdder VIII supply tne
Et,sles aw erded TO hiui under his proposal SO. D..
BIDS vii be opened THURSDAY. Apfii Z, zoos, az
Seloek p at ti ot6ee aud ladders are eSes'cu W %
Awards will be made on SATURDAY Aprie. 49,.
Bonds viii b, required that he contracts VIII DC i~"y
hihIied
feeera,as relating TO Proposals viii rot be noticed
RsDI fcrns OF Proposals may be obtained al ths oihce.
ghe 10 reject any bid deemed Gurea is reserved
sy onloI Of Col THOMAS SWORDS. a. q. NJ. q.
G. w MOULTON. Captain aud 4. O. III.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-04-06

UNorrcr-Te rate for passage from Liverpool and
Ousenstown will be until further notice. Thtyhye Dollars
In gold or the equivalent in currency. - -
Norrcg--The steamship CITY or CORK Of this line viii
sail as an e,trs steamer WEDNESDAY April 6bas spen
dd accommodations 6cr few cabin and storage passengers,
al reduced Iales, payable IN u. :. currency.
JOHN O. DALE, Agent, No Is Broadway.
CTEAM WEEKLY TO LIVERPOOL, touch
- ins at Qu.eustOwn Gork Hsrbo,Gm,The wels nown
Of the Liverpool New Yora end Philadelphia stea'
,hip Company intended to call as folows
CITY or MANCHEsTER......... Saturday April .
CITY OF Saturday APril "
Ind every succeeding SATURDAY at noon. iron Pier T"
North MyeL
RATS Os Passage,
Payable in geld, or its equivalent Ia eaneneyi -. a.
first CABlN..... $3.50 90 SYEERAGE .,........N1n W
first Cabin 10 London. IS 90 steersge 90 London 81 %
fir, Cabin to Psis. % Steerage to Psris"'. ~ ~
Fr Cabn TO Hamburg 90 Steersgs TO Hamburg. 81 o.
Passengers also forwarded 10 HAVE. Bremen, Rotterdam,
Antwerp, &c, at equally low rates -
Fares from Liverpool Queenstown; ltt Cabin SIo $bo
Sos stsorsge &3s Those who wish to send Tor their
itnds can buy tickets here at these rates
EOT further Information apply ut the Company omees
JOHN q. DALE, Agent, No. Is Broadway. y. Y.
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lFBNUE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN
ROYAL, MAIL STEAMSHIPS.
EITWFFN NEW YORK AMI LIVERPOOL, CALLING
Ar CORK HARBOR
AND BTTVFFN BOSTON AND LIVERPOOL CALL
ma AT HALIFAX AND CORK HAkB0R
kRABIA . leeycs Bostou....... Wednesday, leh. 30
aIiINE... les,es Kew. Yorb.. w esisy April
AERIt - l.aycs Boston. "Wednesday, April -
rERsIA.,.,.,lesvr. New. York Wednesday, April 20
ASIA caves u oston.. Wednesday. April ~
AIiSri H. leaves New. York. Wednesday, May
ARABIA leaves boston ;'' W edhesday nay ~
new A"ay 10
sWoa sHwyoHk 10 LIVERPOOL
ChhfCabin fssssge.. "
se,ouJ ahfu PAS observation-disclosures. bO W
IRON BOSTON 70 LIVERPOOL.
Chef Cabin PaEsfges viz
Second L bn Passage. ,.:....:.:,.'. % W
n,Nahl, in yod or lis equivalent Ia United STATES currency
f,euis not sfeured until paid for.
An experienced Surgeon on board,
he owners of these s II not be accountable or spec
or Vaasbes unless Bills Of Ladns having the value expressed
arc ssued therefor.
FcfFrei,ht OF Passage npply 20
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-04-06

DARTNER WANTED--A young, industrious
Man, with capital of from $1,000 to $4,000, BY Ma
chinis, to open HARDWARE MANDATORY connect
ed with O patented invention. Address
CHARLES OBERLEY, No. 20 slip.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-04-06

~ RANOEMENT, commencing Mach IA, l6T-lesss
James slip aud 3tthst., r. at ga m-Fhdsys snd sstor
&C., stopping at all Stations For Yaphsnk at and
For syosset at M II M, and For Janaics
Ut 9 and II q H., and and p. m.
SUNDAY EXCURSION TRAIN-For Ysphsnk 81 e:ls .
M from 34,h st., stopping at all S.4ons Fare for hi train
ct excursion rates.
For syosset Sundays at 5:4J p. mr. stopping st 81 sts
tous A. REASOSER, SuperBg endent.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-04-06

EOR SALE-On account of Dissolution of
II Partnership the established STEAM PRINTING OF.
FICE No 100 Nasssust with large Presses and Typeyery
complete for proabssbunes or presses &c, sold sep
erately. Apply premises.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-04-06
IAZLETON BROTHERS,
MASON a. HANLIN's CABINET ORGANS,
WI Tor AMILIEs CLIlRCIIEs. aid SCIIOOLs p ecog

XVI HoON N IANIlI4N -fII-NIaI u. '..%''7'
WI for FAMILIES, CHURCHES, and SCiiOOLs.-Peeog
nzed by the oUscs profession greatly superior 10 HsImo
NUNS. Me0deons snd All other smell organs. See onr Hue
tscd catalogue FOR explicit testimony 10 their superiority
from majority Of the most eminent olsnists In AmeieAI
Prices, &aJ TO $ye each
CAUTION TO PURCHASERS.-JThe great reputation
which our Cabinet Os have obtained and the extensive
demand them have induced dealers 20 advertise, Ia some
cases quite different instruments Cobne. Organs aud IN
others represent to purchasers that aonios and other
reed organs the thing THIS Is not true. The excel
euces of our Cabinet Organs which have given them their
bsL reputation the result not merely Ol the superiority OF
their wokmsnshp but also e. large OF essential DIFF
enc.s Ga consrucion which, being patented cannot be
ipitsted by other makers From theic arise their better
quality and volume Of tone and unvsed capacity Tor expes
sion. Wsreroons IN Nswloik, No. Meicsr,st
MASON BROTHERS.
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TI s. NAVY.-N Y. COUNTY VOLUN
Ss TIER COMMITTEE.
OrnoK, NEw BrlLDISes
Con CHlsBKRe I'll. And BRokDwAy1
5000 RECRUITS WANTED
FOR THE NAVY.
DOWN

Tie United States authorities having 10 order TO fl Up the
Navy authorized the raising OF ReerBs for that branch Of the
service and guaranteed that Recruit. for the Navy shall be
counted the quota OF the places where they elect TO DO
credited the n they Recra for the Army, the
County Volunteer Committee have resolved to pay Recruits
for the Navy the following bounty es.h down, upon their
being duly mustered into the service;
WHEN ENLIsTING FOR ONE YEAR S1G0.
WHEN ENLIs1iN0 FOR MORE THAN ONE YEAR
$500.
IL ANY PERSON BRiN0IN0 4 RECRUIT FOR THE
NAVY TO THIS OFFICE WILL RECEIVE COUNTY
PREMIUM OF $40.
sarnen and ordinary who will he slipped for two
years viii receive in addition the above bounty Of saco
three months. pay 10 advance md three months tIt psy 30
Government bounty.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-04-06
NETWORK & NEw.HAVEN RAILROAD.

WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
sss.nger SMa II H foai nc - tssa and ~. ~
| Entrance on 27th-st.
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AlnsitaI gnsiruments

A FULL assortment Of frst-chss PIANO
IN FORrES, made Of the best seasoned masrisS Tone
and finish unsurpassed Warranted for five A. whole
sale retail low prices Pianos 20 let Prince Co.'S i'm
proved MELODEONS and ORGANS, with Bssso- Tenu,o Al
iachIne nj, for sale o! for rent.
.. r. GORDON, Music Publisher, No. $40 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-04-06

ERIE RAILWAY.--Passenger Trains leave
IL from foot of Chsmbersst.:
7 a. M, Express for Buffalo.
$50 q. m, Mix daily, for Otsvie.
10 O. M, Mail for nhelo and intermediate Stations
t:l5 p. NJ, Way for Pom Jervi. and Neyburyh:
M. Night EIpras daily for Dunkirk. Buffalo, Rochee
ter snd principal stations Train Of Saturday
runs through to Buffalo, but does 10 Dnnkirk.
CHAS. MlNOT, General Superintendent
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Tneirnfiicr.

ROYS BOARDIEG-SCHOOL at Wilton,
- Conn-Tbe School managed by decision bndness and
encouragement Terms from SIZE 70 Stu per year foT
foIpaIticulsIs address the Principal, - ,,,, non, .
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-04-06

TOR SALE-A STORE and DWELLING
In the thriving Village Of Portchester, Wesehe'scr
County, New York This offers chance for business
man. there IA good yege and large country trade II is
the railroad depot aud dock The location pleasant and
perfectly healthy. Apply TO Mrs SARAH H. srRAN3 on
Jeuncey Court.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-04-06

COUNTRY Village, City and Camp AGENT
~ WANTED. Send Stamp for Circulars to
J. L. q. PIERPONT,
No. 335 Broadway New.York.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-04-06

nRUG STORE for SALE-An Indictment.
~ Handsomely lifted carefully solected stock superior
location principal horou ghfre low rent aud doing good
business. Good place for a Physician.
HOUTHWICk & WOOD. No 10 Iilest
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pIPLEY FEMALE COLLEGE.-second
DURAL HOME BOARDING-SCHOOL

AZ EASTON, Fairfield Co. Conn, 8 II. JENNINGS,
PRINCIPAL Terms IS FOR p Next Session
Msy2 Specs,ies Bookkeeping. Penmauship, and siaihe.
MATES Csl and the Principal at the International iioie
TUESDAY April 5, from to IL A. H., or 2to p IL Send
for a Circular.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-04-06

~ hiONII Ms and MELUDkUNo u gfeat BhIetlhs
Piano. Stools aud Covers. Agents for Haleu Clms'ons
celebrated Boston Pianos g. d. H. w Smiths Boston liar.
moniums Pianos TO Rent. H. T. BAILEY Co.. NO. eo'
Nv
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COWARD INSTITUTE FOR BOYS,

- IA w -ti'L lAN'i - Y u ~ - -
~ FLORIDA, ORANGE COUNTY " Y.
THIS institution viii ia semi annual session
April 49, Boys Of all ages admitted Superior advantages
offered Terms 20 per snnum.
Catalogue. At j. r. Worstes No ?4 BrOalssyior Of the
Institute. -
IT, sCHRIyER, 4 NJ, PRINCIPAL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-04-06

DALLSTON SPA ACADEMY. N. IA
ID Select Conmerci aud Classical Family Boarding School
fo1 Boys. Terms s2 per quarter Admission at all times
Send for circulars 20 the Rev JAMES GLAMOUR, a. NJ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-04-06

A GENTLEMEN FURNISHING STORl
IN for sALEOn leading avenue. Price $4,000, inclu,
ing stocs 61nres, and furniture Rem, low location good
leaving the country. Address A. H., Box No. 100.
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pERKsHIRE FAMILY SCHOOL for BOYS,

I'D S.ockbrdge Berkshire Co. Mass.-Snmmer Session
begins MONDAY, April TO- 1864. Circulars may re bad at
No 445 Westerman's No. 40 and Rsndophs
No. 6J3 Broadway. HOFFMAN HUNTER
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-04-06

NORTH and WISH Trains leave:
From Chsnb-rsst. From 30h-st.
Express, and 10 M, and 722 l0:l7 M and 1881 ace
3:l5 and ?. m. d5:22 ?. IN.
| Troy sns Albany with sleep ll2 p. N.
| ing.csT), l0:40p. m.
Poughke.psie Train, and II s22 and u:22 srd n
a. nj. and p M pm,
Peekskm Train, 4 p tz2 ?. IN.
| Sing Sing Train $50. 3:52
Tsrrytown Train, $3.50 p. m. 3:s2p
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-04-06

4 WELL-ARRANGED WOODEN FAC.
n TORY, In rea. wool growing section, for SALE, en-
In good order with necessary machinery an pe
water power good house. barn. &C. For fa parsicul 10
apply to SOUTHWiCK WOOD, No. 10 Pine-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-04-06

A II. GALE g. Co. PIANO-FORTES
~ Mandatory and Warcroons,
No. l05 Eat l2h-st-, Sew.Yort.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-02-27
General News.

New YORK, Feb 26.-The steamer
Illinois has arrived from Aspinwall,
which she left on the 18th. She left in
port the Champion, awaiting the Cali
fornia mails and passengers.
A report that the French Minister had
broken off friendly relations with Equa-
dor is not correct
Trouble continues in the interior, and
it is feared the revolution is far from
over.
The French flagship Pallas had left
Panama for Acapulco, to enforce the
blockade The o. S. frigate Ian caster
was at Acapulco, watching the move
ments of the French.
A special Harrisburg dispatch to the
Tribune says, resolutions have passed
both Houses instructing Congressman to
vote for the bill declaring the Camden
and Atlantic Railroad a posta! route,
and asserting that no State can inter
vene for pretended sovereignty, with the
plain powers conferred by the Constitu
ton of the United States upon the ma
ton.
Gov. Curtain has issued a proclama
ton reciting that a regiment of veterans
belonging to that State had been enlist
ed and credited to another State; tha
agents from other States are actually re
cruiting in that State, and urges execu
tive officers to arrest and prosecucutC
any agent caught, as such enlistment
are misdemeanors under our law.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-02-27

New YORK, Feb. 26.-Washington
specials of the 18th say Gen. Lees or
Derby a deserter, has arrived. The
strength of Lees army is now $4,000:
he expects our army to be ready for OPS
erations by the middle of March, at
which time he has ordered all his men
to be back. Stewards cavalry are used
UP. The horses have been sent south
for forage Lee expects by March CT
April ID have 10000 men to check any
advance of our army, or drive it back on
Washington ant: Invade Pennsylvania.
The Conference Commute on the
Whisky bill are unable to agree, and it
is probable that the bill will fail. In
this event the Ways and Means commit
tee have new bill ready, embracing
petroleum, whisky, tobacco and cotton,
and offering to Congress an opportunity
of taxing stocks on hand of all these ar
ticles
W. W. Bush, one of Mosby's cavalry
has been in Washington, in the uniform
of Federal officer, and carrying a pas:
as Colonel of Maryland cavalry.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-02-27
NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
BIZ THE E. Il ". LINE.
Exclusively for the Journal.
Grant,. Army at Dalton.

C1ScrNxATI, Feb. 26.-The Gazette s
Chattanooga dispatch says the advance
force of Grants army was within three
miles of Dalton, on the 9th.
The rebels were driven from Tunnel
Hill and pursued until nightfalL A
heavy battls at Dalton is not imposSi-
ble Hardee's and Claibornes divisions
have been sent to reinforce Polk.
The Nashville dispatch of the 18th
says the Army is in front of Dalton
and probably occupies that place to-
night.
Scouts arrived from Grants head
quarters, say Sherman has struck the
line of the Mobile & Ohio R. R., Gu
Folks army in the middle, both sides
running away from each other. Sher
man subsists on the country, whicl
abounds in stores Very great excite
ment at Montgomery The people ar
much frightened.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-02-27
Evansville, Feb. s, 1864.
LARGE SALE
Administrator Sale of Real Es.


DY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF THE COURT
II of Common Pleas Of Vanderburgh County,
Indiana. the undersigned, Administrator Of the
estate Of Abraham Hutchinson deceased, will, on
the 9th day February, 1864, At tie Court House,
in the City Of Evansville, sell at public sale the
following described real estate, to-EElt:
lots IL and Is ia block !, in Bray's Enlarge
ment Of the City OF Evansville; Also the south
east quarter of the northeast quarter and tue
northeast quarter Of the southeast quarter Of
section 10 il township 5, south OF range 10, west
also. two acres and q poles, part Of the north
,resf onarter Of the SOUTHWEST quarter OF section
II ia me same township and range, being the
northwest corner Of said quarter, and being all
that part thereof which les west Of the Peters
burgh Road; said several tracts constituting
farm of about 50 acres, late owned and occupied
Nv Robert Earl, and situate on the Petersburgh
road, about ten miles from Evansville, in the
Bluegrass neighborhCod-
TERMS :-One-thiri cash, one-third at six
months, ard one-third at twelve months, with II
terest, she purchaser giving note with approved
surety, waving relief laws.
jyZ7 HIRAM NELSON, Auci'r
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-02-27
Rebels I'm sherman,s Rear.

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 26.-The Lnqui-
rer has the following highly important
special:
NASHVILLE, Feb. 25.-There is ire.
mendous rebel cavalry force in Sher-
mans rear No apprehension is felt.
Sherman lives on the country, which is
said to abound in stores of all kinds.
Great excitement exists in Montgomery.
Alabama.
Scouts also report a heavy attack
progressing on the forts at Mobile.
i" Longstreet's forces are again back
at their old quarters"
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-02-27
Net Assets, January, 1854,
$4,000. 556.30 y

4. THE PLAN AND ORGANIZATION of the
KTNA, after As years of severe trial, has re-
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rance in the country. Is better than
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3. 10000 LOss Claims have been settled and paid.
SIXTEEN MILLIONS OF DOLLARS.
G. THE CONSUMPTION OF PROPERTY BY
FIRE, in the United States averages over
100000 daily. Is your property exposed
and unprotected?
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the result may be your escape from ruin
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appointment.
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given TO small risks we'll large ones.
Able and superior commercial advantages
afforded.
go Insurance solicited and Policies issued by
J. W. NEXSEN, Agent,
jag Marble Hall Building, No. 9. Main st.