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Arrived.

sesp Aid, Jones, Asrl4wan April H. ra'' 'nd treas
s'.,n.ip Columbia, Barton, Hiviut sroaofd' rei''n
se.m.l9 United States, share MeIanidi ~ hours to L.
steiner Charlie, Benton setter, Beaufort, ~ G., 81 hours
naval stlr.. aad psf. Murray / Arpacs.
f .,.in 10 .au.Ft ALamaIs Benson Fortress Hou4o1
D. i,nrs BOB ballast to u. 5. q 81. =,
A. : srrlost Ihol, Island, nom Belfast, Ne, via Long
i.iead slari J. r. tlo navy ysfi 8.
sim @afl fllemI Pa rrlrsch, tnrrnra N1f-h -, -
Ifl,ri.a H.' S. H. pas. TO kTemebcTg G.. ~
Toto lIan.lfnu IIrHs +. of.lesf.
slip e.. oi Liseipos, Barnes NA9-iA roo ~ e'e' -
ss c.ror ofBo.oa.. Tre.ir'ia ga days sugar &C.
g.A yoy.r.r wyli- ri,ei Giiralisr March 27'h wi'h
rfs fetvs i,fs, John N 3D. sai:ensy Reuedio. sdays
BIG Gcors. B,ker C,nl. Hanson Arroyo P. n. % days
SCR. T. D. D..soi. Baker Baltimore days coal Aner
sohr 4. Psmer Pe,r Baltimore diss, with coal to
schr. p Merwln Mathew. Norfolk days. oyster, ior
New Haven.
schr M4ra Louisa Snow, Virginia days with oyster. to
SER. Mzyab, Dsuie. Virginia days. with oys.ors to
ter. ,.,
s.hr Na-sie Bell Clley. virgni,. oysters.
seif. Ird.ne. Rrfsel. Portland Com.
SCR. Gcor-r 8Ii1m Hoyf. Portland Coma
scAr. MlIis Fleming " il.ain', Norwich.
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And-.g IN 1lns.achu.etts vs. In ID

GOV. Andrew Of Mas achusctt5 was in town
on Tl,glav ON ay.ug visit reaching New York in the
mornipe ana returning to Boston in the afternoon.
LOST PRorErrY IT TIE CITY HAIL.-Ihcr {
were picked mp n aod lear the City Han on Iue'ao'
"a ecne.d ais01tu.ut o. io1ies sha"l' FMS vans ana
Other wearing apparel, concerning which more may be
learned fioin Capt DIsckeit, The efficient and popular
head ftbo Twcrty.si1ib Precinct police.
CITY M0RTALlTY.-Th total number o.
deaths In t city nom tLc 18th TO the 9th Inst vas
4es AS follows: men, l2i; women lOl boys I41i gri''
la5 OF the above there were adults 2!1i children
az Tpc,e,se over The previous week, g. The primer
II o,Yse of death were: Bronchitis II; inilulle con
vuisons 81; dptherite. l6i scarlet fever - iyphgd
f.yor - t,pus lever IS; inflammation oil tic DoWe,s
La. Inflammation Of the brain, "a INFLAMMATION % th'
hnrs, 90, small pox. II; brain dsense 10 cohsnI,p
tic.l 81, heart disease IL; marasmus lniahtlo' 80
casualties l4 old age. 5, suicide y deh.hs a 'no uD
rc Institutions 90; interments In fotter men, so
SnooTIyG ApPRAY.-Thomas Casey ana FRED
Hisley quarTeed in the saloon of james Casey corn ~
Of James and Nindsonsts.. Oh TUESDAY aiteInooh IN.
Iisley shot his opponent in mo Dreas,l Hinos w
mortal womb Casey was. taken W tne NV ~, ioi
Hospital whore be died shortly after peinE NJ i'cu
Elisley was arrested by officer Mullen 81 'ns onl
Precinct aud ooIel Up 70 await the acton OF Me COT
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To Boston, by Nsw-Haven r. H. via Springfield:
2Th-st. and (th-sv ...............8 and ?.
To Boston by New Haven n. r., 9th ct. and 4th'
sy via Shore Line. IA sni .. m Sunday. p
10 Bndseport BY steamer bridgeport 1907 oil fecs
onp
10 3gfalo and the West, by Erie Railroad, loot
oiOhanbers- 81 ano ~ a. ~ onna
To Cleveland. o., nv Atlantic and Great western
R.R. via Erie Railway foot Of Chambers-st con
Meeting with Raiirvads Tor all principal citie9 IN
the West n aud. p
To Bfeenport 8. tend on SatuTdays p nj 70
laphank, islip, Farnngdae, Long Island, by y.
J. RAILROAD, fEom James-siip and foot Of Sith-sI,
For Hudson. Cst.ii and Bristol. by steamer Tray.
eler, Monday Wednesday and Friday ioot OF -,
Hsrn.on-st., North Riyer................... p %
To New Haven, Hartford, aud Sprnghed-steam' ,
ersleaye Peck Slip at 3. aud ..........:.,.'. IL p
and l'l-ay Of T. B. ia a. Ia 3 3i5, "A, and p
To the West. by Pennsylvania Central Railroad
from foot ofC0uriland-st., Phadep hia, AN. .
and p Sunday train. p
To the West, by Central Railroad OF New-Jersey
via Allentown from pier y. X, r. ni II H.
aud Bot p. Sunday rain................... y IL
To Philadel pha by steamer jesse Hoyi daily lsun-
days excepted from foot of Walst, Brooklyn,
Connecting at Port Monmouth with trains Tor a -
fniadel ihi......::
To Philede pima. by New-JeTsey Railroad, loot OF
Courtlandtft., I, 10 aud II M, II mr. and p.
and II midnight Sunday. p II
10 Philadelphia, per Railway and Steamboat (sun.
days ceptedl via Camden and Anlboy from loot .
ofBarclay.s, . a. m. Express................ ?.
To Providence by Neptune Steamship Co.'S Line.
daily. from rir y, foot Of Robinson-st., N r. at p m
Oily from pieg fo5t Of Marrayst at.......... 81 p.
To Washington. by New.Jersoy X X. loot OF
Courtiaul' IT., J. q and II a. m, r. fi and u
midnight. Sunday. p. II
For further i1ruat0n In Tey4id 20 NairOad lune iape
see advertisements In another mart OF this paper
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Disasters.

TIE ~ SOLD - his port ffo C1rsnna reports hs'nr ~
'f,rl 81 rf 81 o. 9n 81 90 ici 10 with Spanish big Nn
cls CAT Moraies -. Jagp D. Cube, FOR tsrlul u
md too4 ro1ihos toe crew eight ~ mum
Uer and bfourlt them 20 this pot , .
Tls r-io1.T Lucy johnson willie hesiif down thc Nctt
r,lr ,rs.srdv cius in coiilc. with another schooner. s
n.Il.L se was lowed ashore GA Governor. leland Al
Aaads Welolayed.
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SHIPPING IxTELLIGETCE.
PORT or NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 20.
Gfcnfrf.


Steamship lafayette fr) Bosde, lisvre Geo ,cKehAl
steamer Ehlabeth, Fowler, Baltimore, W. balzth
Sh o Scotia frrl M8Ncy. IOblsco. Dearborn hltier
Ship Oruhcls Cryyel. san francisco, r. NJ. Cooley:
Bark Evening s,ar brl, Weller Santiago ouD' "-!0sD
4 Go.
Blk Osrlay (Brl Norton, Cow Bay, Pe.s Church;
BIZ Wihelmine Qlfcin.l, Brcckensien, Havana, J. h.
Wart& Co. ,.,
Bnr sleaea swcll. Wick e'g crons'ldi Fun'h NelnSt
Big st. ylaeout 81, Canton, ST. Johns. n %. Small
Co.
BI. Sparkling Sea (Brl Leger. Cow Bay:
ScAr. Alice T. tbrJ. Fori %. John, - u, i l. Ne'in'
TO.
Schr Hume Baker sou'h Amboy, H. 6. Racket Son.
schr. Salvador lBr.l. Hansen - kchevierf!t 90
Sem Jenny Lind Cole sHuee, y. =, snow hiraafason
scAl. Joha snow Coffin, sAule-, n. 81 snow lhebSsi
Sch. W. H. Mitchell, Eaton, shuee N. s., snOs Rich
lTdscu. =. -, o.,
s.hr. Rroaife,l Crowell Boston, r. q sHA
scas. hate Wcltw9 rh Adame, Cow Bay Niher housh
ton. D. q, 4 p.t,.
SIR h. :, Dowu.y DeWt'er.. Abaco. Jas Dous'sh
sioep no.saio.ic. haeu. New HasssL
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Mathinerr.
ATwooD'
PATENT DRILLING MACHINE,
PILE-DRIVEk,
HYDRAULIC SAND PUMP.

HYDRAULIC SAND fOMf.
PRACTICAL FISTS having fully demonstrated the su
rerioy Of this nachn, over all others for the purpose
sinking Oh Wells the undersigned Is prepared to receive
orders for the same.
Tins machinery comprises everything requisite for born
Of oil wells, excepting tho STEAM ENGINE AND CAST
IRON DRIVlNGPlP (but will be furnished If desired ct
reasonable prce end dispenses with the Of the Dercs
Rope Buwheei and other cunbrous and expensive fixtures
now in use ana Is arranged being constructed On wheels
and portable that be easily removed for the purpose Of
sinking wells In different localities
THE DErRlTUS is removed from the well by Patent
Hydraulic process aud does not require the removal Of the
id from tho boring Ths process not only all the
ertus In from 10 minutes but likewise ectualy clear.
on; and opens all the small oil veius that often entirely
closed up by the Old process Of sand pumping
WITH THIS MACHINE and practical engineer, a wei
can be sunk tom 100 COO feet within period Of from Is c
20 days after the soil pipe has been driven.
Arrangements being made for the construction and de-
livery Of these machine. at NewYosk Norwich, kewbursh
IN. Y, and Pittsburgh, Ia.
For further inform ton price, terms &C.. address.
SIMEON LELAND.
metropolitan Hotel New York.
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Trnyelers, Guide.

To Albany, by Hud.on X. r., from 50th.st. Depot.
II and ~ a m, and $40. q. and loi p m. sun.
dsy train from 30th 4. o p. IN. City cars run be'
tween Chambers alv3Otl sts stations.
10 Albany, by Harlem h. II, ao,h-si., tthay. ~ a.
m. and...... -
To Baltimore, by the Ssw-Jsr.ey II. H.. FOO, OF
CouriAndtri., 0 end Al a. IN. p. M and 10
midnight Sunday ...............,......
20 Bo.ton, by Now. London lDs, Pier ~ ~ H.
Norwich hns Pier % y T.. Mop uns Lime, fisf
I'm. r., AMI stopin .ion AHs. r''f IS ~ h''a''y
lSuIl<f 81. s.s.....ssss..sssss'ss
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IWEsrY-SECoSD REGIMENT ARJoRY.-Ihe
Enc Arnoiy OF the Twenty Second Regiment New YorA
siate Guard helegauty decorated with mourning en-
esms and will be opened duIiag several e'enrgs or
.ss inspection Of the pabio The ArmOy is situated IN
ssarsesnIh.si. betWeea SIKH aud Seventh aYeA
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INSTANTLY KILLED.-David Spicer was on
resfav thrown from his wagon at the corner OF Third
ave md 1hirtecnih.st. and instantly killed cofo'
ucr was notified to hold an inquest
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Movements OF ocean steamers
fln nEpAIlI
pnssrnRera Arrived.

y s'eamer charle, Benton, from Beiu.ort-A W. fa' )
I, brew d. Gol1thoIti \. :. SHOPPER, wife ard servants
Master Sbeplsr Ms, sheper, D. f. Dbbe, A. Stevenson
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VTaTTfRF ALMANAC,

MINIATURE ALMANAC. ~
sun Rlses.5:O3 sun ssts.....G:5l Noon seis... p;Z
WATER Tbs DAY :, 20
sandy Hook 92g- Gov Island 10 OJe Hell Cate.iI S't
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Tho H. g. steamer Florida with iAe monitor kosnoko h
tow ron Hrmp,on Roads, has arrived AID anchored ia Tie
over bay.
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weekly Report OF Dcaiis

In tie Cy o. New York. from tho 18th day Of AP, 10 the
2lrh day Of April, 1868.
Mem i2l: women. l0i; boys lfsi grs l25-iota Isd
ein'.s 225 children, 2i3 miles, 2li ieinaei Zz' col
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Ocean Cleaners
MAI STEAMERS to FRANCE DIRECT

MAIL STEAMERS TO FRANCE DIRECT.
va The GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANlS
ns,. line Il Gscs.s s.dewheei STEAMSHIPS between
NEW. YORK and HANRE. -,
e t 6se splendid Vessels, intended 70 be put upon th
fsyori.e foutc or tie Confront. are TIE following;
NgslInsttTrE enf tuus gD1 h0s power.
TsgtYFTYE ...,.,...3 2Gs tnns. 500 horsepower.
FTROPE..................(s 1oatl, to horse-powtL
FtANCF.........-.. fafoati q" horse-po|er
NAPOLEON fl........ Dublin Fl. 100 horsepower
Until tho comp OF Tie entire list, The service wiz De
Ter 0Gfled by the -. ,.,.,,,,-. . u
o1u1e, asiOil0ws; - . 80 ,,,.,r
MASliiVGrOS. " cdnesaoy, May u.
IAFAiEIiE ................N ednc hdaT. June ~.
r.t abin (uciuii1~ tsbe winel. 10
second G. ,bn iinerdng fli.e-winel. , ID or so.
Ptyate ia gold Is equivalent in United states currency
frDICAL ATT sNDASOK FIEB o. CHARGE
GEORGE MACKENZIE, A 1en'i
10. Broadway. New-lork.
At Pais No. - boulevard des Capucines (Ornd ioe; At
HaVe. WILLIAM lSELiN a Co.
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NATIONAL STEAM NAVIGATION COM

NATIONAL STEAM NAVIGATION COM
~ PANY.
NIMifED.1
,rEW-YORK TO LIVERPOOL, CHILLING At QUEENS
TOWN 10 LAND PAsSESUEAS
SHIP. Tuns Commander
QUEEN (now huidnrl ....3.sl2...................
GLAND now bni Gin % 3 41o.................. -
SCOTLAND. luow buldinsl3t O.....'.'.''..'.'''' -
no. ..................Cra'e
io'se'
LVANfA........2 8i1.................Groean
VlRG, gTj..................LeWis.
LOUISA hA,
Lowing Pllr No. ~, North Eycr % follows;
''at"4- Nv ]aftn
llffNt TIA ''f
lENN>G IN ANtA....s....ss'' oAluf'hYf hpH-
thlN...... aif y, ~ ID
AND FYEHY ALTkNNATE SATURDAY IhItrA F FIX
The Cabin board these steamers are IN
.t ed aud tie rates lower than hy any o,h'T lnc
CABIN PASSAGE 10 LlNERPoOL......"'.rt SO.
srEERAGE PASSAGE TO LlN ERtOOL...'"$-'.
payahleiu gold or equivalent ia currency
he these vessels viii not be nccounta,' lo s
vu1bes unless bills OF ading having theT Vav expressed
! therein, are signed therefor.
For fresht o cabin passage spp'yto
! WILLIAMS &c GUION. No. II Wafsi'
FoT steeIase passage Oppy 70 . . ,,
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%TEW-YORK and NEW-HAyEN RAILROAD
,s. WINTER ARRANGEMENT. 1868

I'm AIMS LEAVE NEw.YORK, 2TrH-sL AND 9TH
AVENUE a. ,,,x ~
For NOw.Hayen, 100, soo(Erl ll'oA ~ Di'' 'I1'
For IN u report 100 800 (Ex,) llO r. W. A-'i'' NSA~
nd fEx5 AS. $50 and 800 (Ex p M Ak
F1r MILFORD aud STAFFORD. 100 80 a. m 70 ~
For fair6eId Southport and WestPor 100 'oa' "' -
L30p M ~ ~ N n 10 a M I1l5 (Ex.,l
ID As 40, $50, 800 lEx,l Z. M a N s1o,u
For Derien 200 s9D l3o m $40 ~ .; ~ r Gorr
- G~ssnych zoo 30 lL3Oa m $50 ~, - 20
E s,s1a1or 7eO q 90 (Ex.) $50 ll9C a. m Ei'' lEAS
~ - 45 40 20, go. 800 Tx, p N. On =, -
~ ~ Cbe,er aud Intermediate stations. 'W' S'0 Ia"
nn 345 $50 So g. -. 40 p N; ,e
n' '"' ''' CONNECTING TRAINS. ,c,o~
L. po.,or via springaed 400 H. (Ex,) 800 (Er,) 50
Lp m. . =, ch..or;,. =, * fr,AROopm
For Hartford snd Springfield, 800 (t-xD a. H. th1''''r
Hx.) l2.l5, 8.OO r. M ooo ~. \ =, IN ~,
IN Montreal 200 y. N. to Northampton "a 10
Fer Hartford Providence and FshAii Railroad soo' hA'
FaI Nsw Haven New London aud stoninsOn Railroad"
Ia 90 a M II u.s. 800, 500 7. IN. - ,
M, Cans, Railroad l2l5 p. M to Northampton.
Ior IL "a sstonlc Railroad a NJ
for 8lsatuck Railroad, 400 m, 300 p NJ. q, 49, -
Eor IMbufy aud Norwslk Railroad, 5v' s''' D. '-' "
liz. III. =. ., -. go. 40. ,,o, "a n 40 n m. train.
N0i1 JAMES Ii. HOfr, SUPP
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NRIE RAILWAY.-Trains leave foot
7 OyG ISLAND RAILROAD - WINTER

III ONG ISLAND RAILROAD WIN len IN
ARRANGEMEN T-leayes New. YORK, Jamess zip aud
S,.t Gas. RIVER Tor Greenport SAG iaIb9r anp91s &s-
a. A IN For Ysphans Lakeland lslp, Babylon and am
f',l,,e a. a. ~ ard 3 ?. IN trimming through g
Gfesnpor on SATURDAY evenns) tOr sye,'ee' s,s
Bsy sri Hnn,ington For Hemp.tead, Jamaica and
Winfrld at and 1880 NJ, and 3 and ?. m L..
SUNDAY EXCURSION TRAIN - Leaves Ste 81, f.ss
Rive AZ pl5a M for Yaphenk stopping 81 oil satohs eA
erpt Hampstead and Syosse EIcnIs9n Tickets iot t "a
sc ~ decd rstss. A. REASONER, Superintendent
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NETWORK MAIL STEAMSHIP cos
lime or sIpE-WHEEL STEAMERS TO
NEW OkLEAN RtCI-
WILL SAIL FOLLOWS:
t,,-r~ryc sT, An vimnenny.... Saturday tpril goth.
IGUlDING STAR Knapp. .......S -tuIdcv, May ttu'
MORNING STAR. N-lson,....... Saturday, May ~
'EVENiNO STAR. Wmponuy.. Saturday, May n;
-trtIfSG STAR Kuspp Saturday. June 3d.
.NoENtNGSrAR Nelson.... go. Saturday. June l7th.
RISING Standardization
AT 3 O'CLOCK, Z. M.
ynox PIER no l6 NORTH RIVER Third Pieraboye
Foot Of Canal-s, N. Y. - .
The mon MING starr. 2,O8 tun,i the EVENING, STAR
O5tans; Size GUIDING STAR 2ilo iuns, aud the HlSlNo
STAp IN Inn. Custom House measurement. Then passen'
yer accommodations are e1eeed by those upon Auy o'Aef
.,eauiefs in tie world. 80 .,
crk ON tho day Of sailing gS For Freight Passage ap
rIx 20 JAMES A. RAYNOR, No. 10 BarciaJ-si.
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1JORPTS AND ESSEN RAILROAD COM.

VA PANY-Foos Of Barclay st.-On and alter hpH1 "
Morning mail trains for Hackeistown ard ntemedia,e "a.
,ors vii leave at go a. M Mail Express for all stations
west of barn At 4lo p. Mou.town Express At p m
y. SCHOCH, Assistant Superintendent"
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STEAMSHIP COsLINE.

NJ EPIUNE SlEAMClliI W.
IN DAILY FOR PROVIDENCE DIRECT
couisiinr Of the foowin. new and splendid steamers ,
ELECTRA Capt. J. w. Nye, GALArEA. Cept W. NJ
Jope.; OCEANUS Capt. VIM Young nj A..
ON, Of the above magnificent steamers WI leave e o
LIZ North River foot Of Robinsonst Daiy G'ahaSy' "a
W CONNECTING al Providence with the 745a ~ Train Tor
scstou.
70 FREIGHT taken Propeller Rates ....r,.r,.
.These steamers Unsurpassed IN thrit
for the comfort sud safety Of passengers AMI thsi
80 et rsng tie night are rot DISTURBED
|tilthey arrive in Providence at oil houf 80 rain for
cure seats (f desirrdl In the hrst sec'inN'"'N"
Boston. Ell. q, .nrv 10 ISAAC
onFII Gsns,ei Freight A GENT Pier No n, \. H. -,
Nor Tickets stseroons &c apply . the ClerA On o0ara
, ,,,s for Cabin Passage to Liverpool or Queens
town M be ass gold instead Of $50 gold Is he1e'o'oss NH
STEAN WEEKLY to LIVERPOOL, touch
:, ors.nstown (Cor4 Bsrbor)-The well Known
- ing ~ the liverpool New Yorh and Philadelphia steam
SIn Company nman Linsl carrying the U. s. Mal' are III
tended 10 sail ~ touow,,u c.,,,a,x A,rn 10
lciTY OF AsHINGTdN. .ssorday nay :, =
CTY OF =: noon fio1 risf No.
VI North River.
Payabls IN gold. OF in eruv,lent 10 currency m A.
FIRST CABlN.r..Sss osILEkaoI. "a "a
Fir,t Cabin Pss... 100 90 Sssrsss 70 Psr...' ~
Eir.t abin to Hamburg IS COL Ssesss to hAnours 81
Pssenser1 also forwarded to Hsvrs bremen hot'stdsm
l Antwerp. 30, st equally low rates ,.,c.s,, AK a.,
sos s,esrass $50 Those who wiih 10 send for thsi
frieAa, can buy tickets hsrs ct these rates
Oar urther fnformson, apply at the company Ounces
luHh q. DALI. Aksa,. BE. n6las3Ysl, \. Z,
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WE have THIS DAY opened a BRANCH
W OFFICE AZ No % CIifst., New.York, and shall be
prepared execute promptly orders for every o.
BAGS BOILER PLATE. ANGLE and Il. IRON LIGHT,
RAIL. &c. NORRIS. WHEELER Co..,
Adde'S Philadelphia.
No. a GLE st., NewYork,
Or No. l,G09 MaIketsl PLi.edelphia.
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TREASURE The following is the trcasur,
list of he steamship Ariel Witch arrived from Aap.n
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ANTIC and GREAT WESTERN

4 TLANTIC and GREAT WESTERN
"A RAILWAY, NEW BROAD GAUGE ROUTE PAS
SENIOR TRAINS LEAVE NEW-NORk, via. the Eri4
RAJ way from foot of Chsmbcrss., RUNNING THROUGH
10 CLfVELAND, o., WITHOUT CHANGE or CARS
connecting with railroads for oil principal css Ia the Wost
nj, road Is being extended and will be In complete
running orde. 20 Mansfield Gallon Urbana, Dayton, Cn:in-
rsti and St. Louis without break Of gauge ,.,x
% - NVO"' teadvilie pa General Suo'l
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pKArn. rKon AcrrE pIsEAsE.


........... Heat. srssc of.......... lb
IN. ri,nlra ana BrisiF, tKiIreyf dsr. of.......
disease OF kidney Liver aesc o..'''''''''
fir ,l I,-4,aa of.,.... a. MlrlsrIls eiu.........
Ma-l.mus n,autie.... ...JJ
Cancer Of the womb...... rrlinli
,,si,autf, ,.. "a s0ifrniar o' the tf4iu......
prbiify luit...,,,. spine. di.oafe oi.....".....
Debility, iniantAe....,... NOR, womb ''''''''''
Drou.v ............ III. Unknown ...............''
D.op.r Ia the chrst....... Il o..
Dgppsy the hcsd...... LOB ...'.'''''.''''~iV
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GEN1RAL RAILROAD OF NEN-JERcEf.
~ Passenger Depot in New ork foot q LDedy's ans
Meeting at Hampton Junction with Delaware, LscSaw.nns
and Western Railroad, Easton with Lehigh valley hal'
road AMI its connections forming dIec. line to P.olss
X and the West without change OF cars. - .
4 GREAT MIDDLE ROUTE TO THE WEST
Two Express Trains daily from the West except suni'J<
when evening Tram. - 4. -,,..
Sixty Miles sad Two Hours saved b. this line 70 Chl'asa
Cincinnati. Louis, ETC. with but one e.sIge oil cars
SPRING ARRANGEMENTS.
Commenting prl -, 1867. leave New FORK az 10 2"s
At600 M. for Easton, Mauch ChGak. "iIisn'pof%
WilkesprTe, Mlnanoy City &c.
Ia. m.-For Bergen Point. - ,,.
MAIL TRAlY-kt8:c0 Pennington, Easton We'ee
Gap Scranton Wikes5are, Great Benz, Piston Bng1n
9eo o. NJ Western Express for Eason Scranton, erss
gerd Allentown Reading, harnblrs Ptsburg. and ,h<
Wet with bat change o. 10 CINCINNATI or IN oSsa
and bus two changes 70 Ct. LOUIS ,,s,.
y 10 NJ. TRAIr-For Ea.ton, Allentown. hauch Chu1f
bWLkesbaTle. Nnamspost, Reading Psi'V.e h'r'i'o"h
4 .. m.-For Easton Bethlehem Allentown, AMI Mau'a
Z 10 In.--For somervile and Pennington
sey p ~, ,VrsTERy FxPREss TRA1y-For Eaaon. Aren
town Heating Harrisburg Pittsburgh and no West oeeS
inc cars hrou i from jersey City Pitt.0ufs eFey
FLryaBErHPosr AND NEW YORK FERay-Leaye New
YORK Pier No v H. az 9VJ r. H. p0aS s'oP ~ "'
gen Point aud sie -ners Heibor. . -. IN.
Tickets Tor tho West be obtained at the once OF .ns
Central Railroad COMPANY o9 o. 1870 and A. H." a
cpl hotsis. JOSIAH o. sTEARNs. sapeFia'onde1e
VHANGE ofTIME Tartan and della
~ VlARE BAY NRATLROAD-On and after hONpAf;
oil n rom foot of Murray.st. daily ~ lo;5 ~ ana TX
m, conrrctiug with Tioius for hlGhLAnDs: ~
lBsNK LONG BRANCH. SHARK kNEh' mANNnH"
nR0oiiLYN TO PHlLADELPHlA-tare 90 Ice tinyS
on tiek.ts 50 zo3df'r three DAYS Steamer JESSE
leaves Wallet Ferry BTookyn asy iii vis sr,sss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-27

The old s'ec' h nra-y used up. hut what IL LETT Is
held 10 noa lr urmcT quotations New Cae'se Dfgn5
q arrive tho. Gut vel cared and IS teihng nc ~
nc FOR fra Irttorr and I3d ice. for Farm Diaries
shippers arc b.yiae tie now ut those quotations. \
litc more MIGHT he obtained By jobhing them cut 20
rrce.rs Oar iab.a quotations are sJT Old cheese. We
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-27
STEAMBOATS, ano Railroads.

DOR HUDSON, CATSKILL and BRISTOL
i Steamer TRAVELLER leaves foo, OF Harrison a. MON
DAY WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY ut O'Clock p.
TOR NEW-HAVEN, HARTFORD and
l. SPRlNGFiELD-Steamers leave PECK sip for Nsre
Haven at 3: IS and IL p. IN. Sundays excepted)
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-19
Forward.
O. golCeLi.
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-roie O,r -. OF 9olce.i.
GtIisBoRoi Gil, April g, leo.
This morning the busy preparations 'cf AZ
Immediate advance are observable in The streets Of TN
own and IN the camps around H. AL last night veg
IN. ,broneel II roads and horseTen ruste1 20 apa
.iti orders and replies. A portion Of the III wing
len socuu commanding. has eiready started, ard the
t.. will be under way ere ire day closes. The center
4rd right wing ere expected TO leave tomorrow
The destnatlc.a Of the march Is evidently Raleigh
vhcrovc; else The rcdoubtable Johnston may choo~
ont de.oat by making stand. The only strategic
+, iots being the Rebel armies, and those beng o.
Ioe,s al rreseut II is not unlikely that &c WesieIh
my has another long march before it,
las, night occurred almost the only public demon
-,s,ious which have been made In celebrating The
SWINE Of Richmond and Petersburg. and THIS wa
oreroh q spontaneo1s affair. AZ the shades OF even
r. began 20 render earthly matters rather gloomy
oc,e, was seen 10 course It's vbzzng way toward ih'
Nv. his was followed by another and another
"a the so,diers soon began to greet each fiery messen
b, with cheers and musket salues Until laie hou
the NIGHT the 4th Of July Ievelry was continued
nc hand of the SD Massachusetts, said TO be tie D'a
she army discoursed Some delightful music AT Gen
;Nermap'e Headquarters where quite crowd collects
n the espoetaiion Of hearing speech from the Oh
gro.
Being repeatedly called upon, Sherman ct last mad
4, orrearepce with lantern in lis hand. and walfn
avn TO the gete Of his yard, said TO the FOLDERS out
de- Pm tel you what Iii do, boys. will read you U,
at dispatch isst al hour old" and with III
Characteristic speech, lie gave way to MAO
tr,ug ofhis staff who read telegram from the Lieu
eos.tGeneral dated near BurEe5viie, sayns mat ~
,ed Lees army pressed hard Lees men were scatter
~, and going 10 their homes by thousands, and tina
wa. ye,yea,,ne upon DanviIle and directing shei
a., -, !, r,oss Johnston and We will finish the anal
L once" .,.o
soc, hearing ,ls dispatch. three cheers were give
60, eto-,nap and most of TIE crowd wendod thei
20, ,o,beir CHARTERS satisfied with having once agar
a.r their CON raander