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, 1864-10-06
TEE GOVERNMENT IoAN.ee
This subecriDtfop loan fot the last two da7l

TEE GOyERHHENr LoAN.e
The subecrip'ion 1o.o for the last two days il re-
Fotte1 in the Treasury Department a. $l3zoD.
PoLIrIoAL,
Wilmington. Dzl, at the Inspectors election
T1rsdsy, The Democrats cszs,ed Newcastle BY 81;
Kent e0netJ BY :U3; 5usseI Co. BY 45. .Tdtal
1.400. In Newcastle county the Republicans had
4e2 majority tn October, 1862.
FEoI 3E11po.
MifamoD, hacked by A,ier, Rishop Of Mexico,
and clcrpy, issued q pronunc11meht0, declaring
against MiIaraon. who appca'ed to the people to
aid him and crive cut tu7adera.
The Liberal General Quefto tssned prununca-
mento TO garrison prisoners, md began 0ft1fyiag.
The French at VoEadz are fortily1ns behind their
7eeBe}s.
Cortinas Is conddeDt Of holding out against all
opposition. Tue French have one frigate and two
cofvettea of Rio Grsn6e Admiral Bo8seret re-
fuses to allow messtnger 10 pass bis lines to our
coneu1ate At Matamor3s. His orlers are to ehoot
every bod5 who approaches his lines after dark.
Abo1' efzty Me11cans prisoners were re; easel ns
Brszos: they refuse to take the oath to Aazim1-
lans government.
, 1864-10-06

--rhe following is list Of deaths Ct
,,,ian,. IT, soldiers in the United States general
hosnits1s at Memphis. Tenn, during the
snarrr Yc}sbn. Co.: lth T. ,e;n Gsvi RaTs;e Tfr;a
8ss$sas e. a;eas u 1Rt; 1Rd;:.s' ei''ts e. G?:
G.. .. !ann M ~. ta't ts.fbnru. CO. E, s6th Ill 1nf;
Tbonss Il; % i Thompson, nS c. D. I'd Ill 1"f. HpR,
, 1864-10-06

4 Card from Gen. Rosecrans.
ST. Lou1s, Wednesday, Oct. 1.-THE Democrat
contai1s the lolloTlog card from Ger. Rosecrans
'or. LOUIS, Oct 4, leGA-Tne New forE 11Ms5
Wasbftgtou special eaya General R0sscrans ts in
tome tf.nble. Gerciat Rosesrans Lrouuunces
this la1e ehold Of the anme sinister character -
those wh CD we're Feut broadcast tarnngh the co1u-
t,y OIL his removal frum lie cumm.nt ot the Army
Of The Cumberland. Ravibg seen the effects Of
these ISLANDERS rem sfn!nx rncontEadfcted, he owes
Tito bis iIlenns and h,u-et TO meet shs promptly.
W. =. RosEcRAss, Major General"
Additiora! Telegraph, See Fourth Rg2.
, 1864-10-06

II xAA ~ a3A NV ktN-E&9S&1&is
Further from Rorrersss Nstd-Rt-e in
the AehDeasec klyer-Ihe Sttuat3un.
(speciz, Dispatch to tha Chicago Tr1bure.1
NAsHvuLE. October 4, ISL
Tic 1ate.t in reference 10 Fs1rest IS up to 8
O'clock Inst evening. He IVES then reported west
Of the Tennessee and Alabama raItr;ad, moving
toward Florence and Au.eIe Shoa1z. appasent1y
H1ih Tic intention Of making his way vus OF the
district across the Tennessee.
a part Of bis force IL reported morsng On tho
Eorthv eetern r.f1rosd. The river is ris1no, and It
IL hoped the enemy Will be uuable to csoss and
maze their escape.
On Saturday and Sunday the enemy we're oper-
attng On the railroad IN the vicinity OF Co'un oIa
crd succeeded In capturing fve blocE-1onses and
their Garnsone south Of Sprug Hill. au1 burning
three br16eet oser Carter's Greek, and tbs Gov
emmett Ear mill at Easter's Statiou.-
Gu Sunday afternoon al attack was n ida on
our p:ckets Lesr Columbia, and after ssy. raj
ltrrs' diminishing the enemy retired to yard Nj.
p{eaeant.
ueary srttllery firing wa% heard soath Of Pa1ask.
OF Sunday ere1ipc, supposed TO be an engagement
between Gen. Sa1tor's cavalry and portion OF
Fo11es,s command under Huford At daylight
Sunday morning, Bu:o1d attacked Athens. VII ch
place Ind been occupied BY our force. s1nce 1ts
sprrender by Col. Camp'alI. They the3ted II fol
two hours. and then de1asnded j surrender. Lieut..
Col Wade. 7sd Indiapa. commanding. reo].e,1 that
~. "a ~ n-onos. we,,fno bfs f-s1 IN c-,ss1.r
ue ~ ~ rief~ss "s 80 .| ~ -. ..o7sAI !
mu" Gle ssoals. anG coold nos snfseodef. lie d-Ct
cszt.rued for ZONE tine, when the enemy were
h-1 d,ourjv reun,sea win tcav, loss an, retrs.t.
- ,.., 49, ~. rsaaa w. $500. ~ ss4. .~
ed tsHAro INC Ief nessee. NO CASUALTIES Of the
bnht BIe reported. Chlnmhia and Pulaski ate safe.
The wires are working to Pula.kl, aud will be In
operation to .AlheLs Today. Col Doo.lttle, 18th
Mcni- a. with part OF his regiment. Who we're mt
10 reinforce A1btns, curtrg the frat attack, Nas
lep.red captured.
t'ucrai'As and cetachneuta Of .he entmy arc re
ported at yesloas points, phndstio2 citizens. &c
Two trains on the Lou,evi:.c Raitroaa are re-
, 1864-10-06

fRWhen the news ~as published Of the
r,en1lee OF a rebel attack on our entrench
rcents on the Jerusalem road by our gallant
oo,ored eoldiers, well,known supporter Of
dsreral Mcclellan exclaimed: '.Repulsed By
= stoctrsi, Tell, wss it By white ltggers OF
.,,.ct n,epersi" Soldis1s OF The army what
An xnn thipk Of this
, 1864-10-06

trodu.ed amld cheers to tbs audience. He pro.
rouL ced The most eloquent eu1osY on Lincoln that
NC hare Jet heard. I forward to You the manu-
script CT this splendid speech.
F.snk Carey, Of Chicago, made 9 stirring
ereecb. Although d young znau, ha Vrasps the
e.o3pent. He also tells story cap1ta1ly.
, 1864-10-06
NEWS TELEGRAPH.
THE WAR TN VIR-
GINA.
LATEST FROM OUR OP-
t;RATIONS BEFORE
RICHMOND.
Our Assault and Re-
pulse OIL the South
Side Railroad.
Contradictory Statements
Of Loss.
FROM TnE SHENANDOAH
SKEkIDAA TO OPEN UP
A REV BASE.
The War in Isissoufi-~Tf,e
Rebel fsrvasion-fnter-
!. esting Summary.
From Nashville-Later from
FORESTS Raid.
RU!A0RED REBEL ATTACK ON
DALTON, GEORGIA.
TIE INDIANA S'A1E FAIR
YESTERDAY.
From spritglield---uoH Ye:ter-
day 0pened---The Meeting
On Tuesday Evening".
THE GREAT MASS MEE1lxG YES
1ER0Ay-:-3pEecHES BY Major
ceHE2hf 1nchH sEEhTnp
From Spritsfield---uo# Yester-
day 0pened---Tlie Meeting
On Tuesday Evening".
THE GREAT MASS MEETING YES
1ERDAY-:-SpEeCHES BY MAJOR
GENERAL LOGAN, sEhAToR
TRUMau!t, Gen. t1GkES-
By, AND OTHERS.
Great Bank Robbery
at Monroe, Wis,
Loss $4,000.
FROM PEORIA SPEECHES By
MESSRS, M0UlT0N AID
tHGERSctl,


Aapect nE The Rebel Invaalon-Er1n
beaches r ssstle-11~venie1 ~ uf &srfcc,8
krmy-1he train kAnbblnE auQ
Burning on tlac It4nAibaI Il st, J ,.
&eph Ikaflr0Ad.
, 1864-10-06
Tire Meeting on Tuesday Night
fsoec,al Dispatch to Chicago Tnbane.l
EpRrs aY1YIn WeduesdaH Cct L

SPRIEaEHlD. "Wednesday. Oct. 3.
The rain is over, the clouds are gone The
c,nipc il beautiful and everything LOOKS fair for
the gigantic Union demonstrations here to.d1y.
We thought yesterday that the gloomy weather
vontd prevent pany from coming who had int'
tended to ioin in this the largest meeting Of the
can paign.
But IN epite Of rain and gloom the city go dlled
hcfnTa 3 O'clock last evening that 1t vas 1mpoesi-
to fnd rieepire p1aces. mum ber Of tue cit1zeas
ea,ue forward and generously offered carpet
RON TO persons WHO werej weary,
.eat3np where to l3y their heade.
efete Me.1 eef the eistincai,hea men invited are on
"S.ftonsi" would be almost without limit.
s,os : Doolitue, col Osborn, Of the :. Yates Phs-
isn1," Judge ". 7; Relloe9, Dc One Of The most
sntbasastic receptions ever witnessed In this city
Wsx eiytn to ten. John A. Logan yetterGay. Tba
rfcentIon speech u AZ made by Gov. Tntes. Gee.
Tnrsn ID n epoDee made ore of the most tloqnsnt,
n~t7inttc. fotc1hle and telling speeches w have
estr lizard. md the vaat Gro d received It with
r,p1urous md nnhouoded applause,
fast even: ~ the w1Rwam was crowded With gu
,hnriaslic 10 ga1 men Col! o. born, OF tae 33th III.
inos. wa The frtt apeskes ct VIZ even.1r. Net
alitti. enihu.iaen y u manifested by .he appea:-
snrr ef lie woupled Colonel, and bis 70 1eaiar.
wrTs earnest and !mprt as1ye.
j. ", Wnpahop. ESD, y Chicago, to lowed Cn'.
0sforu. Ho nade brief bus ealllGat and foreibe
sIee, b. Which WIS well Te"eired.
Sci atsr Doolttle, Of Wisconsin, WIS then 10
, 1864-10-06

HAY PRESSES Dsda71ck's cal.
j. 4 ec7ated PARALLEL LEVER HtT PEE35E5,
OF u vetnl tlxes, now on hat and for sa!e At
LhfcnRo Agricultural WaFrhsuse,
no ~ LAKE, st.eet. Apply lot na1:,enia-s 70 tha
Gei eTal assell AEe1: T. Mxs5R0L9I Bucces-
Ear to a. T. Kr'e' T. 2os Lakest Chl:sEo. I'll.
IEt nft
, 1864-10-06
FNGM BURLINGTON, IOWA.

The Draft In Pfogreao-PcIlticn1.
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Trioune.1
HUNTINGTON, Iowa, Wednesday, Oct. s.
The dra't commenced here on yesterday, and
Ei1i continue from car to day uatl the quota in
this dl.t1Ict il filed. The very best feeling l. uanl
feh1cd.
A, T. Store o! Louit lana, made ve7y eloquent
ard powerful speech last NIGHT to very a2prectst-
ire 6ud3ence 1T Grimes q 9All.
, 1864-10-06
COAL. COAL.

DOWER'S ASTIC
j. ACADrMv, 1.6 ina 1!S Rand ,lDh street, npens
tor gnI st TX ofco:k- CHESS for L4d!es e1.1us Wy
saturday 1ftfrr oou O'Clock. M %l7 n.tsd hall
new and &uploved x3mnAku uc+ AuusaEHlt, Kec-e.
aor, rhi sira1 a. vtor osut VtstorI no. ADMITTED
II tE claEBteaIe fQ1Ined. LC6-.6S3if
, 1864-10-06


After the aprlanse with wbi:h the Senator ap.
ptarance wac gre-tes bad epbsided, Blr Dool.ttl.,
after q br1-f and appropriate introduction, al.
v+ftcd the lions recently ade At Chicago
md to the fact that thesu nominations were ra.
In arms at Pe4ersuur. h. d Richmond, while the
Union soldiers re:poEd.d with cheers for Nr.
Lincoln.
There the so1riers unders God the Isaucs fuyoired
n thas Eominauon. They Ntse The eamt ta1t
, 1864-10-06

ITO PRINTEFs.-A young uan
rho IA, had considerable exce.le3ce IN acue
ri the nrlnctraI cf1ces IN 4.n1IAh1, q II qnBt9d1
Fl ttr .rv'o.pr er book snd neh'as estab lsa:
~ e." care u Mr. E. SMi1H, .51 eou:n JsRa ..o
-.
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TrnXeIefr, Guide.

To Albany by Peoples Line Pier Va. 10 ". r..
and Albany aud Troy Line Tier No IS y. X,
oily. SUNDAYS ycgpted) p.
To Albany. bv Hudson Il. r.. IS WArren si..... 10
eui 81 5, and 1880 p Sunday 5:,2 D.
To Albany. by Harlan r r.. 10th 81. 18th Az lOa
md as 2. Sunday train. <2S p M
To Batu,'Jc, by III. New Jersey Il H., loot Of
Coaul'ndt-st., sud 10 =. M, = y. m, and ~
misunderstanding .. p H.
To Boston. by New Loudcn i.nc. Pier g, y. r.
:. S,oniBstou line ficT 49, y. H., and Fall River
line, Tier 8 X r. dali, Sunday cAcrptell..... p.
10 Boston by Sew.Ha,en RR, VIA Sprinsie
T''is and 4a-ev. m. and p m
10 Boston. by New Haven ER.. 27th-st. and Nn-
ay.. via Shore Linn......2I and p. sunday
To Buffalo by Erie RR. foot Of Chambers
p nd 10 nd ..
TO Sa.,snt LIP. Fire Island and other resorts
Lorg lssHd, by l.. J. Rsrosd, from james
Sip AID foot Of 3tn ST.. r. h........ . and
70 the " 81 By Pennsylvania Central Railroad,
foot Of Courslspjtst "a m and anil p.
Sunday
To tho Nest, hy CcliTa Railroad 81 -s.-J-f-.y,
OF Coar. q. IL M and
To Philadelphia by Jcrfey ka..road, foo; OF
Courulnht st.. J. end 10 =. M, II NJ, and .. p.
m and " midnight, SundsY........,-......... p.
70 Philadelphia by Camden asij in5Oy Railroad.
Pirf ~ " n foot OF BARCLAY st.............5a M Up.
To lshinzton hy New jersey ll.R.. foot Of Cont
isndt T., sHd 10 u y ?. m, and u midnight
-eunlsy u p.
For further information in rgard 10 Railroad Time Tables
s1seft' -ID-nis In another past Of this paper.
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iAdvertisementI

THROAT AFrBcTIoys-A Physician writing
from Newne New York speaking OF the beneficial effects
resulting from the Of "BRowSs BRONCHIAL TRooBRs"
says: "ObTee me by sending dozen Of your BRos
oBIAI THocHss ineosins bin For acvatinz tina, horrid
Irritation only felt ny thc,e who have suffered from any
Bronchial Affection ,nd for Hoarsenes and Throat to-
am free to confess Though an NJ. d. they MI
you claim for them. would beg you feel ths, Of
tho last IN the profession to pur nosun tu feel am
but doing justice sseert wha, have" To avoid d'ap
pontment be to obtain the genuine "BAowss BneS
oBIIJ 1RocBEs"
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Passengers Arrived

Ia sfsam,afp EafHs~sl, from 9a@esltor. Hea Le"roI
r-ne F. ni,r Proctor. Graham. Mis- II. Overtop, hns
0,r'on, Mr. add Mr., ). p Cal'.r. Mr.. W,Tall MT H.
Nj Johnston r. Johpstop Mn, A. Iisby. Mr. Lester Ars
Young. Ma coobe, NJ. and MIRA Punch; H. II. Green y
Ji..pont r. Rimish Rev. T. Krogh Il. W. Denmsn, J. z.
ash.I " Handai J. 6 s,l,er j. sa,-r, WIN. sensr. R.
Lcsis Mr. fooinson M Dnpnof Mr.. and Mr. Sobsbertst
.nd ehrJ .ad morse, Mr. and Ar' McNanIa. Mr. HcuIy and
40 10 the seefsgs
IN Hsarr SA1rte TAomis from Aev 0ftsans-priss1eT-
Gan NCElDbis Capt jain w. Phillip. Capt J. ~ Lln..y,
Col Dan M.csul.y MAJOR Geo. Butler. Surg. j. CominsOr,
Chap attn II, Z. AoibboT, Adj Harry Meaausn, Quarter
ms.ler W. Coon.
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Arrived.


s,..m,hip Ydnsursh Or Ro.io Liverpool ID Queen,
town a. rad'. ,nd pas. 20 John O. pale asieA h IS
i4h ali 70 m s II 30. Ion. o. passed steamship BE
stsnship Aur.-aa,i,r Cook Liverpool Fob r. and
osssa.loss Fsb. q, u,J--. .od rs.. g. y. Cuu.rd -
Steamship siden OBJ h.hi". hyerPool rob 49, and
s,eniner his,i,sppi ~. ! tr1nipor) Kennedy Now
o~.6. en- K-y ives. li'h' white th s'''s'Lu'st~
s-.%.r CSs.. Tboma. a. ,r.n,por. Snow. New
Orleans In Via ksy we,. 1871. with TO il.h iaai.Ha '0ss
s.asasI Aaeri1, ~ g transport, Share, Nsr.Rdri.
Fort---. M@lro- o. hours, 20 U 5. o1sr'ermas'ef.
warioI Mesi, Fortress hSnI0" 20 hours ballast to
slip sl.c Webb, go..lIns Iiysrpo. Jan 20 ul.e ssd
.e Tho whole passage To-. sails boat, and had ali Tho SPAR
.na riding strained badly Five de.h'sndooe Orh occurred
-f,p Hyro State Briggs, New oIhsas IS days, with
susu and uo-..-- 70 D. L 4. king.lsid
.,..1 I'd 1n a,i 80. to Bsbop { Bro,.
Ri, Cn.ens.r lDsn, Leo5e, baenos Ayes ~ days. hde'
5ris William Mary Jordan New orleaa, 10 days, With
sus.r md Iasassel to Howe Wells.
srs starlight (Br, Dawson. Demssn Feb ~, sugar to
lr. VIM Hcnry fof Nassau, Barnard. MaluA Jan. II,
p..-i he R~k I'd fruit to inA.ies Experienced heavy
Bri, Beaver ief Moneso Bay, Ja) Warren Mirasosne,
81 Dornso 10 days, coffee AID loswoOd to Herry de Cor
Br.s Pr.urs OF wales lof 81 John. ~ H., miin-r Mats
BID J. W Woodruff E.,sn -s.I. II ssys uaols.Ass TO
sns Lucy Ieywood tof Nasal Gardner oOres. w C. -
90 ava lido. 70 Miller / ucughicu.
Mi, Johann. tOJ) Pt-r Port EhIsb-th. G. @. H., %
a,y. vol TO Army Hsya.
sc Caroline Rebeccs. Hart. Ehlabethport for Bridge
port pu-,.L
port v.,,,
se!r w X. Bacon Smith. Providence Tor Philadelphia
seI LINE W. Dyer SoineTs, Ezbrthport fot Provdence
Sci C. L. yanirrvoor. Bake! Elrabethport for Boston
Schr Hiar,ic, Cennors. Providence
Eehr Clara k.Nen Gray, Boston .or Philadelphia
Schr Cosuos stinson, Hoctiand.
schr James ssnoel beuyman Ellzabehport FOR Hrdso
port ,s,
s,rr Ruth y Hodgon. Hall, Newark for Wushain-
schr u. Williams, 1horiidits Philadelphia
Rchr Mcrtesuus, Bills, Boston.
schr Tersh OBJ, Wash, ST. Kits 70 Ssy, With sal. to
Il Z. Buck Co.
sehr Eur-is (Br Cameron, Csthsssna % Day, rasba TO
sehr. Aun. Bsrder, Phfadephs for Port Morris
wIND-SGasss, 8. w, and very light
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Shipping INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF .GAEoH II.
Cleared.

Clea rcd.
str,mers-W woodward Cundif Baltimore, w. Dalzen
Josephine Thompson Wood. baltimore, DO. Fanny Fonou,
Psil..i.lybi-, Loi-r Kirt p-rich.
BerhsrPrneeton tBrj. seel-y. DerAras. Il. Barney
tycoon, Ayers Ban FI.ne..co: NJ Cooley Tahiti lBIl
ie-rnan H.vsn- Trujfo vinrs, Msxse Atkinson lBL
Wsi.op, Liverpool, A. A. Low Br- FrNHen tRo-l,
son Bsysns Phillip; Fort dc France ttrj. pe,ehainp
Havana. Barter De Vertr 49,
Bnx,-Alms'-r lfr.). A-nu,, Por. Prince When
Csmn.Eni Winthrop OBJ, Aeahon, nsRsauiIs, Brett.
49, s,--.s ~ {, ,"'t J. .yss Co, -.
oin- Ch.mpn Wilmington Bentley. Smith Co Newport,
Tsrn-f Bestop, Nd Esnlbu-, Davis Hsff,x Howard hey
Erp~l,t. Eisse PhH-L~ phis, II. R.css,t sonj New
H.vrr uloyof Philadelphia, DO; j. G. FoTr. Martins,
Potrs. Mosrss y. J. C.npb-l United Anderson Fortress
Monfo-, 10. -
Eoop.-Amanda Henderson. Milford, 4. G Hrven.; An
Tors Nlisn. Norwich H. S. Racket sOn Henry Aust H.
Sporty Chineotoasue, b. }. Campbell
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For Cuba and The West Indies, via Hsvun, by
st.Iner Morning Star saturday, March l9.....,, D. M
fof Rev Orleans, by steamer Morning Star, Haiur
day Hm-h 49, y r. m.
Fer for, an Priaen Hsyt md KINGSTON ia, by
;~.iad,p, Thu .isy March ts........,. p H..
for California DTeron Washington Territory, sad
he Ssnlwich Islands daily SUNDAYS ehcett-
4 aid u
NJrn-AhaBy Buffalo and Canaias > ~. and y
North and Wet Way
Nesteru Asil va trs !aiiroaa IN. and "
southern and south Western Mails m A. q md oi
Eastern Mad M - and q o. IN
~ @r0ft 2l ail p
The Lrns Island Nail closes al . m. and y. IL
SUNDAY Mails On Sunday all malls close a: "a ..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-18

arrears ss2 500 pensions eos 3o4 prize claims, e37
coo; miscellaneous claims 81 COO There has been col
lected and paid 20 claimants total Of &2 a2h 81 The
report says that much suffering IL ooeas'med by the
delay attendant upon The settlement Of claims against
the Governments and cheH anls. ere reduced " at:o
lu;e want by I doG1h Of s0tdSrs when there may bo
due them from the Government between Sloo and 500
bounty money and arreaTages.
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CRIMES AND CAsUALTIEs.-Patrick Delaney,
a sailor shot by james Geoghegan in The porter
house corner of James and Water stTeets receiving
severe wound in the thigh. lie taken TO his lodg.
ings, No. IL Monroe street GeoghegaD was commihed
by Justice Hogan Bridget Gallery, wife Of Officer
Gallery Of the Twentysixth Precinct was IN areadn-
" burned on Wednesday evening by the bursting Of
kerosene lamp that she died soon after Deceased was
- years - age and resided at No % Scammel street
.Chas. Selig member Of tho I'd Now Jersey Cav.
East Broadway. and beeten and robbed. The propre.
tor Andrew Leonard and Robert Gardner and james
McDermott were arrested. Committed by Justice Ho-
gan
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COURT OF COMMON PIRAs-Part Same caien-
daJ Thursday. Part ILSame calender Thnrsday
KINGS COUNTY CIRCUIT CoURT.-NOs. H. ID, ",
81 e. e. H. "a, %, r. ID, ~ Is ~, 80, 81, e. 70 /, 81
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March H. M 20 90 Ion. 80 Il, brig Lady Of the Lake. from
March H. lat Ia &C. lon 50 90 br John o. Jones was
hesdinsS.
New. York for New-OTlesns
March w. lat s6. lon II 10, selr. Lady Rcd nom New
Yorf for had eIp.rieDced gale two asys previous In
- .birh abs lostd sck load.
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Sailed.
NANCE ls.-stesmsh,p glasgow.
stssrer.-City OF Richmond, Baltimore
silp--Isle Mare Frank Piercs.
B.is-Tavv'l.r, ID. c. Murray. Wnhelans, Ysllsfs, w.
d z. Anderson.
Brixs-Helen CARTS Nellie Hunt, Northpont, 4. DsWol
4 ,sot-a, Eum. Santiago, Ann Bci
schoonAn-L 5. Davis Queen ~ tie South. Elizabeth,
psllr Eathen, John \. Lee, Sala o. y. Adams, Ceres
Ocr.n Wave Albert Macon, Willow Harp, Ann Brpva. and
HaineL
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T,HE LONDON AND NEW-YORK STEAM
Il SHIP Co. viii dspaoh semi, uoahly their new H1d h.i-
cl.ss British iron steaInships CELIA BELLONA, IOWA,
OHIO INDIANA, and MANHATTAN, each aeto tons b1r.
Gen between Lcdon and New York calling havre on he
yoy,se from London. Rates OF p.s-, payable IN unred
States currency, from Newlo.k; tir cabin soi iecona
cabin so; steorsge $50 From London or isvre; Flr
cabin 400, second cabin ST0 seerrse, $50 toI psssage
spply 10 CflkS A WHITNEY, at IA. Office No 20 BEosd
,ssy For freight apply AZ No 81 South-,t.
49, ION MD L. AsPlNNL AL, Agents.
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COURT or GENERAL sRSsIoNS-MAxcB IT-Bsfo
COURT CALEEDAR-THrs DAT.

COtJRT CALtHDAR-TEs DAr
SUFPYME CoURT--t;KsERAL 1ERM.-Nos. TO- 20,
a. g. 273 90 2TS 100. i0 $50 lO2 2ss, l0J lo4 lo:,
100, 273. l07, l03. lC9. ITO, Ill - -.
SUPREME CoURT-SPEcIAL TERM.-Nos. ISL, ISL
f 80 so7 IS 81 3ls 3l3 5+ BIS Sls 49, 40. al 81.
SO, 52S S25, TT.
SUPREME CoURr-CIRCUIr-Pa I.-Adjourned
10 ID. 2ls Pan I-tshon CAnsesl-No. 1871 1852 1914.
1916 1875 1907 lg7a 1885, 1901 General CAenadSoA %i.
eg3 ga
SUPERIOR CoUIT-TRIAL TERM.-Part mos.
$685. 49, 33I7 547 3.s 1857, 27 l23 3s3 1893 3sl7,
asla 1921 1922 62s Par IEos 1877 $40 J2s1 1907 3oe,
IoeI, s37s, ~, 12Ss, s;ss, sssp, 2?s@, sIsO sS3
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iAdverti..Inent !

iAdyerts.inentf
EXTRAORpIvARY NOVELTIES continually ap-
peaing in DKuoRHsrs SRv .YoRg lItusIRATpp EFws Do
fail this wceks number ready. universally
knowledged the spicy and fine seesly Published
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BORT War6ens' Notire.
STAFF OF HKw.YoKI,
Popr.WAapIEs 0ryIcE, No. lOx Waiss.

PosrwAapIxS 6rrIcE, No. io4 valet
NOTICE is hereby given, in accordance with
,.e,io. of the act psssed p H. 1857 entitled An Act to
Rsossns tho WsIasnS 0cs Of the Pot Of New York to
ali esrsons interested In having charss Of the sooes
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Mails Close ut the Pest-Ofice.

Civ Of New YoIi Sturdy March 49, nm. iOi
dsy. March u D. ~
H,y.IiS, VIA UsuLSIs' Ss,vday, AlsB Is,u,u 10 =.
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xyyIAJrEx ihAEAc.
Sun-Rlsss.. Go. S~ta..... 500 Noon-Se~.... 3;h
WATER THIS pAE
candy Hook 33s Gov i.and.. t+u Hen Oais.... s;2
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= CENTS per pound paid for OLD BOOKS,
Q NEWSPAPERS and PAMPHLETS; lee. per pound for
WHITE RAGS. Call before you 'e elsay here FOR VII
guarantee 20 pay than any other house In the city IA
fEA Of al knds MANUFACTURED TO oydes.
MANAHAS MTILAR,
Paper Warehouse, No. 10 Spruo.-st., ~ Y.
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Ro,Rp or FprcArroy.-The Board INC. on

BOARD or EDUCATroS.--The Board met on
"wednesday at the usual hour. President Mclean in the
chair. A communication was received from the Hon.
BENJAMIN Wood stating that BY virtue az his position
a. representative from the IFh Congressional District
OF ths CITY, be was entitled TO nominate candidate for
sbe position Of Cadet ut the Military Academy al est
Point To oil this position be wished President Nc.
Lean e1.Presdent Curtis and Timothy brennan 70 act
a Committee and select from among the scholars Of
che Free Academy snd Public Schools one who IN Their
opinion has displayed the greatest sdvencehent ID
sfudy The scholar recommended bv the COMMITTEES
must, however, be permanent resident OF me iVth
Congressional District. The Hon j. w Chhnsf. rep
sesentstiye from the With Congressional District
made similar proposition. Tho proposals were &c
seuted with the thanks of the Board resolution That
e sum Of sIO33 be appropriated for the purpose Of
rebuilding Ward School No. Al, in the Ninth Ward
wa, AFTER q long debate. laid over.
WAR CLAIM AsSOCIATioE.-The first annnal
yeDeYt Of the Protective War Claim Association OF
v6sh Gen Scott h President shows that up TO the lot
81 January last the applications made TO 1t were
Bcuaty and ayresrs l375, pensions 0Aj pri2e money
ALL nS0euanspQs 10 VGps VI claims ia pVaav aao
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Vrintlng.

ITO Business men.-Hsndbills, soc. per 600;
l. good Buanem Cards, single 1000, 81. Ewy de:crtp-
ton OF Printing done equally log oy DICKSON, s r9p1'
WIN. EvERDELL's SONS, No. l0a Futon ~
UFACTURERS
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Il ONG ISLAND RAILROAD-SPRING AR.

~ RAEGEMENT, commencing March il, lsG+.-Lesvs
James slip and 34thst T. r.. st m.Frdsys and Sstur-
days Of sl.oFor Greebpsr, Seq Hsrbor, Hsmpoos
Ac stopping Of all siAiions 10. iaphank and
FoT Syosset At M, II and y. For Jamaica
at and II A. IN. and and p. IL.
SUNDAY EXCURSION fRAIN-For Ysphank a. e:l5 q.
m from 34hs stopping al Stations Fare for this train t
excursion rates.
For Syo..et on Sundays, s.3s5 p NJ hopping At all ss
t,oua a. REAsOSER, Superintendent.
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& NEw-HAvEN RAILROAD.

WINTER ARRANGEMENT
1879. COMMENCING .OF. ID. 1855. 1854
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