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FOR THE UNIVERSITIES

IL An Euelish University Man u high Standing VII" fa
been ng ed during the last tive year in pfeprng student
f,r tLe American Un!yrrsie- would b. glad 20 meet WIZ
two ,rre s.ndlors youths. eyompiny him during 'he
nur,,og vacation % rred ha'hng snt nslias pace On
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Al An etchauKs OF .atsfiory reference Addrrss ~ A.,
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IRELANDs INNlGORATlNG REGOLAlOh
A pure preparation Of r giving cures Goui
Rheumai ;sn Dyspepsia, lneipent Consumption thH'e
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OuARTzRxAsrgR's OgYrCE, No. o S.l'r-.'..
-. Ennr NH LEI

DERSONS owning or representing steamers,
Sip. S boomers. Sc. Requested 70 maud mo ms
Office daily the Of al such vessels ~ hey H4y !"
charter e. the Government have freight .or i.rf ION
maze Standing Rate Charter az, will De required
STEWART VAN VLlkT, Major and OnafeEmi'tef
DRINTERS' WAREHOCS E.-1D PRlN .
Frs have removed my Printers Warehouse rom 10.
snrrs.i 1ubune Builiing5l No. IS Fulton corner
GoI Wilson new buiding.) whore shall BE- happy 90 So
customers : now have plenty Of room. steam power fi
igt aud expect TO MI orders promptly ana 81 my oh
Ia. 30, sell below cost but tnngs br aone Q. ID
q others. ) - -
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LRtE AILWAY.--ris enger Trans leave
IL .sfoiows via.
A. M Express FOR Buffalo
o. M Express for Cleveland I'r-i, ia A. s. y '" ny
8:3O a. A. milk. daily tor OtisFfic.
10 a. M. Mail to- Buffalo.
a.. nl WAY for Dti.ylil- Neyvbnr,h. and Warwick
p ~. Night Express tSs.urss ani sundays e1cepte).
for Drnkirk Buffalo. Sc.
D. H. Lightning Express daily for Dunhirk Rochesss,
anansisua sc. On ssilrdys this train vii run 10 Buts
only.
81 n,- Enisrans for Dnnkirk.
- GHsS MINUT, General Sapsrintsndens.
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NEW.JERSEY RAILROAD and D.. IK IA, ",
" CO-Ou aud aer dONDAY Jan. IL lsot -, h,s ,, n
leave EEw.YORK for BALTIMORE ana i "a .,
,s, viii Ike Passengers for BALTIMORE and MAshlNo'
rtIN only This n ain makes no connyolson q. n M
Trsn' ior PhisdePhs y y u N ,ssss
bill An IT,. J. w. WOODBURY.
on,.D nv Ise3 Assistant Superintendent \. j. X. X
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1914 -PENhslLNANiA GEN Ad,tsi
ISDl. r. R. STANDARD GAUGE AND DoUbLi

A W. TLINlNtT u u 4l.'tt. 49,,
ISDI. R. R. STANDARD GAUGE AND DoUbLs
k from the foot Of Conr,andi 1t. Through tessA
~ Cbie,so Milwaukee 81 Paul. aud al points u the Neua'
IL, ,n..t,- indianapolis, Louisville, 81 Louis, Cr'e
III colunbu. Cine nnsti and al points 10 the West sf
south Wet can be procured at the Office Of tho renny,,n
Sntr,l r. No Astor House, OF at the Depot loot %
ci,,lsnJt.t Through trains leave New ORR Is follows,
a NJ trpres PhiladeiPhia, arrives In Pt'sonrsh
en- M Express. via Philadelphia arrives in Pittsburgh 4.
| IN ,n.,~. -~;v., An pnt.h,y,h a
One through Train on Sunday, Via Philadelphia leaving
Nes Yolk At .. a. .u.
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,gIyO Paper Manufacturers--Fo sale, Pinch
FoYrdrlnelr Machine with Iron Drying Cylinders ~
inches dlsneser longs Ioa Calender toi I..es'
nd Cutc, All complete Also Cylinder Machines Of differ
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orders taken FOR oil nds Of Paper Mil Machinery BY DLit
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PROPOSALS FOR
100000.
VOLUNTEER SOLDIERS FAMILY AID FUND BONDS.
Mo-
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\. Y. COUNTY Yrrr y1LoNihhN COM
OTy1cR NEW lur.pfsos CoBSHR CgssBKKssr
AaD BROADWAY. entrance On broadway.
10000 VOLUNTEERS WAN FED
The following are tie pesunissy Inducements offered
COUNTY BOUNTY cash :"
UNITED STATES BOUNTY, additional. .......... 100 %
Total ...........sss.'''. W. ~
Application 10 be male p-'onay At Che Office o. the Com
mtee.
t?- Any person bringing recruit for ths army 20
this Office will receive premium Of twenty dollars
c. GODFREY GUNTHER, Mayor
MATTHEW T. BRENNAN Comptroller.
ORISON BLUNT Supsrsisor
ELIJAH F. PURDy Supervisor
WILLIAM r. STEWART 5up.r,sos,
WILLIAM NJ TWEED, Supervisor,
GEORGE OPDYKE, Aoyiiisry Member,
County Committee.
ORIsON BLUNT. Chairman.
New.York April 4. 1864
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: TURBINE WATER

DEYNOLDS TIL Bl l. W AILh
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I>.,. roo, AZ. er,poyed 10 measure streams make
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TALLCOr DNDEkliiLL, NV blo-aw1y, 20" -~.
CtUOE MACHINERY HAW eel
y ebraied POWER KOLL!NOMli-L9 ana still INV
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FIlHE METROPOLITAN IRON FOUNDRY,
foo, OF 4Gh..i. North River Obico No. Us broaawAy
lo.,u.rly carried on by Mcrs. Cox Cbmcis no" e.
saroA 70 furnish CASTINGS % all descriptions VIZ 'is
yLjncry stove. Plates, GrateNork &c. rafticaIr ten
siou pid Jobblnz Also two Rooms TO Leii WIN "'o
Power 81 feet by ~ feet esen
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NOR BOSTON and PROYIDENCE 80 NEN.

IOR BOSTON and PROVIDENCE via NEW
steamer METROPOLIS Capt. Brown .ieaves New. York
every TUESDAY, THURSDAY, and SATURDAY at
MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY. at 5 clock D. a.
l.1In Pier 30. North River
Hereafter III be rega,dedas scored any apph
cant until the shall have been paid for
Ffusht 20 Boston forwarded through with great dgpach
by Az Express, Freight Tran.
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HUDSON RIVER RAILR0AD.-For ALI Il,

Ladies travelling alone or families viii find this the short
u route There l. bot change Of betwe
,.s Yof snd Chisgo CgciGna.i aud only two to 81
.olia Orcr No. 2Tl Broadway, OF ChAnbersst.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-04-21
TEIECRAPHiC:
Noon Reports.
REBEL CAVALRY AT LEESBURG
SO UTH ER H N Z w g
Guerrillas Still at Work in Kentucky
Further from Banks Army.
Reported Capture Of Two Thou
sand Prisoners.
DC, &c, &C.. &c dc.
TELECRAPHIC:


NV YoRK, April l9.-The Times special
says:
Ii is rumored here that Lee is moving por-
ton of his army to this side of the Rapidan near
Madison Court House No reliable information
has been received
Considerable excitement prevails about the
rebe cavalry at Leesburg; measures have been
taken to check their advance.
Two OF Lees scouts captured by US near Cul-
pepper on the Sd. escaped by Disgusting them
selves teamsters.
Ii srepOrted that Gen Grant has decided to send
to the front such men i'm the Invalid Corps who
are abe 10 bare arms. and return to their hom Q
those whOIare dis tblt d from active service
The Tribune's special says Brigadier General
Prince has been ordered to command the military
district of Paducah, Columbus and Cairo
Gen. Grant reviewed the 9th corps Monday;
also the reserve artillery. I'd army corps, and Sd
division of cavalry
On Tuesday a detachment of Massachusetts,
cavalry, under Major Forbes, returned from re-
cOnnoissance through Ceuterville, Green Springs
and Drainesvile, bringing six prisoners from
M0sby's command. and information that large
BODY of rebel cavalry-suppOsed 10 be from the
main army-were at Leesburg aud vicinity seiZ
ing forage, grain and all available teams, taking
them off towards Reffevie Col Lowell imme-
diately started with his brigade of cavalry, from
Vienna. supported by Gen. Tyler's brigade of
infantry, from Fairfax Court House, to give them
battle
A Norfolk letter to the World says the late
mission of the rebel Commissioner Ould to For
tress Monroe was to ask Butler to send up for
the very sick of our prisoners at Richmond, who
too far gone TO be removed South Five
hundred and sixty three have since arrived at
Old Point. of whom Ould said he would consider
it almost a miracle if our Government saved one
half
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-04-21

NEw York, April 20.-The steamer Liberty
has arrived. bringing New Orleans papers of the
18TH
The New Orleans True Delta has dates from
Grand Encore to the 9TH inst, and Alexandria
to the 9Th
Gen Banks headquarters were at Natch-
toches.
There is no of the battle reported via
Chicago in the New Orleans papers.
Quarantine will be rigidly enforced below New
Orleans after May lst.
Crop prospects in Northern Louisiana and Ar
kansas are improving. Wheat and corn are said
to be destroyed.
An Alexandria letter of the 9th says the rebels
are burning all the cotton on Red and Ouachita
rivers
The New Orleans Times has Baton Rouge
dates to the l0th. stating that on ednesday last
our advance cavalry had skirmish at Pleasant
Hill, FIVE miles from Shreveport, in which we
had a few wounded.
On Thursday another skirmish occurred, FIVE
miles above Natchtoches. Our forces were
driven in, but rallied, when the enemy retreated,
with small loss on both sides
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rom Cairo.

CAIRO, April l9 Ten more wounded at Fort
Pillow, were picked up at their hiding places, a
few DAYS since They were brought up to the
Mound City Hospital.
The guerrilas recently made a raid upon a
cotton plantation at Tensas. La. 40 miles below
Nicksburg. They captured large number of
mules and carried off some negroes.
". K. Allison, of Mattoon, ILL.,. after having
been brought a safe distance was then compelled
by guerrillas TO dig his grave. and then shot.
The negroes were made To bury him. This
statement is derived from the superintendent of
the plantation. who is here, and can be relied on.
The guerrilas along the river have determined
that abandoned plantations shall not be worked
by Northern men.
The steamer Eclipse. from Cincinnati, reports
seeing about 300 guerrillas at Hurricane Island,
40 miles above Smithland, where she was fired
upon. The steamer Liberty also fired upon
opposite Shawneetown, Ill. Nodamagein either
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-04-21
From Cincinnati.

CINCINNATI. April 20-A dispatch to the
Commercial, from Callsburg. Ky. dated the 18th,
saws:
Capt. Patrick has arrived with 100 prisoners
captured at PaInesville
Hodges was attacked by Col. Gillespie. at
Palnesyille, on Tuesday Gillespie pursued the
rebels with 500 men of the l4th and 18th Ken
tucky, and surprised them on the 18th inst, in
camp; be captured 10 prisoners, 300 horses, 4OO
saddles, 300 stand of small arms, all their Ca mp
equipage; 60 rebels were killed and wounded
A large amount of stolen property recovered
delivered To the citizens. A rebel wagon
train was also captured and burned. Our loss in
killed and wounded. is FIVE. The rebels were
commanded by Colonels Clay, Prentice, and
johnson; Col Clay Is among the prisoners.
The camp of the rebels was at Half Mountain
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From Chicago.

CHICAGO, April 20-rhe Evening Journal
publishes an extra containing private letter
from member OF the Chicago Mercantile Bat
tery, dated the 18th, saying that the day after
the recent disaster to the 18th corps, Gen A. J
Smith with the 18th corps. engaged and defeated
the enemy, capturing 1900 prisoners and 20
cannon
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