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hymn and bsnedicton the exercises wore brought 70
conclusion
Rev. w. w. Clayton ON tho Fresdmen.
AT the Twentieth street Universast church, the Rev
W. W. Clayton, who has been visiting the freedmenS
schools In different parts OF the South gave discourse
on the condition OF the freedmen and the necessity
which exists OF having schools established by the
beers OF the Universast church The lecturer
explained the nature and OF tho various asSoca
tons at present engaged in aevating the condition OF
the freedmen morally and physically and quoted
raj tables OF statistics showing the number Of free colored
persons OF all and both sexes who being in
sructed in the various schools already established il
weral OF the large cities throughout the South He
ttg 70 assist him In raising funds TO establish school
for tbS eedmen, which would be conducted by teachers
appojpred the Unversalist church, and which would
carry ont thai, IDEAS and thus have the credit bestowed
on those to WHOM 4 really belonged.
Lecture by the Aev. Patrick Byfnc, ~
st. Peters Chu~ch, Jersey City.
The quaint old church Of * Peters, In Grand street,
which must soon resign s ecclesiastical claims TO the
magnificent structure going up beside IT, was crowded
last evening the occasion Of lecture by the Rev.
Patrick Byrne In aid Of the new church The sutfoct
Of the lecture was the superiority Of tbs music paint
Others and the necessity and duty Catholics 70 assist
their Clergy by every means In their power In tho
erection OF fitting temples Of Divine worship The
ture both entertaining and instructive, aud
under the direction Of the accomplished organst Mrs
Sparks executed several selections from eminent Ina
composers in a highly creditabe manner. The
church Is rapidly approaching completion II will be-
when finished and will accommodate upwards Of
teen hundred people on the ground floor.
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Billiards IN Maryland.

The Maryland Billiard Tournament will be inaugurated
to.morrvs evening q the Front Street peatra
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SOUTHERN ExPREss COMPANY,
90 BROADWAY.
fxxayd daily all parts Of the south South
west by All raf and sieamships
oods nseotci 70 g inland should re 80 nsAxksd Tbe
Cnnsnv insure all additional chAr9e
when The value 8 declared at time OF h,pmsnt
Adams Express Co.'S. Harndens. Eingsley's and Hopes
erpsesa wagons viii call fl and recew goods htsnded
blythe Southern Express Co
PraddanL
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A-A.-Dr. Gilbert's Pile Instrumont.-
relief money refunded Sold ~ all druggists or snt
by mail Price .. Circulars free address
GILBERT A SURBRUG, 90 Broadway
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A silent Sewing Machine, Making the
celebrated Wilcox Gibbs Stiteh:- strong elastic snd
durable WILCOX A GIBBS IS Broadway.
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wheeler d wilson's Lock stttch sew
ips MacAne aud Button Hole Nschiae ~ W RFoAd~A-
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At NJ. r. Higgins Mammoth MILITARY.
Bonne,s, at So si2 did us. Cali and see:
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xn Old Nurse for Children.

TO procure Mrs. wISsEOw's SOOTHING SYRUP for
chlrca tethng No mother who has evertrfed win con-
sent child pas through this critical period without
Of this Invaluable preparation Gives rest ~ the
mother relief and health the child Cures Wind collie
and regslAtes the bowels. Is cents bottls.
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A.-Epham's Asthma Cure Never Fails
relieve rpzysms nve mrnuee. Sold
by DEMAS BARNES 4 CO, u PARK row.
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B0on.-WSrd's Ladies' Paper Collars
AND CUFFS ALSO GENTS WHOLESALE aud retail,
One lays Collar seat free " the trde with nst OF prices
and drawings of difer~n. styles
s. VI IL WARD. 31 Broadway, N. Y.
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Glorious Future Awaits the Amert-
cEu nation now that sunty been arrsd eyouf doubt
Il win las for ages like EGYPTIA5 LoTUs the very
essence OF beauty and fragsnce.
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seu for ons OF on. Cards BY the ad Of VIII IN
Won -, takc ,be OF your feet and be
H. ~ IN u,o.a~as w. A. BROOK, Asen <
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sorrnEey ExrREss COMPANY.

The UniScraal Clothes Wringer, with
ooas: he bcst IN use r. &. BROWNING. so Bros Away.
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new missionary commission, and AFTER the singing or 4
hymn and bonediction the exercises wore brouQt 10
conclusion.
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ano regulates the bowels Scents a bot,is.
hsk for Hunts 8ioom OF Rsses-A Drii-
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druysis,a
A.-Powers' EIeeent New Year's Card
ready Leave orders ~ once al his once 81 SsohAs
Hotel Now YORK
Baschesor's Hair Dye.-The Best In sAs
ge.ia hsr.., ,saes ,nd rr, es Slss
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Bournon, 90 Cent. per Bo.sie:-Iaauors
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ei'sO saqth .as,s ssR u sss rrASoa
T ,s.s s "a ssa lSs iPS
coNPKrITION wsrvrooms 6oa broadway New Yosh
Every Piano fully warranted
Cha ya. y Canosiere-A Novelty In Misssr
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and vile icpot, wholesale and retail No. Aston House
The dye applied by skiliful artists
Dy.pep.iH Treased After Latest Dis
'''''''' 'aea '' 81 Gcss is Esi
DIR. wftmer's Pne Medicine IL . Ger
tain The o p Ss M sSs. 70 euro any COS.
Grover 4 Balssr's. Highest PressauH
Elssu, Stitch Family Sewing Machines 10 broadway
Howe sewing Machine Company
ELIAS HOWE. ia. Prssdent No. s2s broadway. Agents
raproved Lock stitch sfachine.-Fer
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THE SERVICES YESTERDAY.

Our Departed Heroes.
SERVICES IN MEMORY OF ALL WHO HAVE FALLEN
IN DEFENCE OF THE cOUNTRY-ADDaEss BY REV.
DIR. THOMPSON.
me broadway Tabernacle church. corner Of Broadway
anu ihrtyfourth street. last evening the Of
ana impressive services in memory OF all who have
laen In defence Of the country Seven O'Clock the
oui (which the services announced to commence.
Long before that time fully two thousand persons had
assembled IN the churchgallercs asles pulpit steps,
ana every other available standing place being
all occupied, and hundreds turned away from
the door, unable even to enter the building
The large and handsome ednce had been appropriately
decorated with national banners Mr. George W. Morgan
ofciated the organ assisted by Mr. Christopher the
regular organst The choir consisted Of forty persons
who had been selected for the occasion by Mr. George
Aiken leader OF the Tabernacle choir They comprised
many OF the most talented artists in the city In addi
ton to this large array OF musical talent the services Of
several members Of Dodworths band had also been Sc
cured.
The following "order of exercises had been specially
arranged for the OCCASION
!. Voluntary on the organ.
2. Selections mos 8, and 81 from Mendelssohn's
Hymn Of Praise.
REcrArvE. Sing ye praise, all ye redeemed Of the
Lord redeemed from the hand Of the foo from your dis
death and darkness All that cry In trouble unto the
Lord sing praise give ye thanks, proclaim aloud His
goodness
AR.-He counteth all your SORROWS in the time Of
need He comforts the bereaved with his regard. Sing
ye praise, give ye thanks proclaim aloud His goodness
CHORUS ye that cried unto the Lord, In distress
and deep action He counteth all your sorrows in the
time OF need.
Drrr ASp CHORUS II waited for the Lord, He inclined
unto me He beard my complaint blessed are they
that hope and trust In the Lord
3. Prayer
4. Funeral March, on the organ
8. Selections of Scripture
Chorale no. l6) from Mendessohn's Oratoro Of 81.
Paul
Sleepers, wake voice is calln5s
1t Is the Waterman on the walls
Thou city OF jerusalem
For 10 tho Bridegroom comesi
Arse, and take your lampsl
Halleluah Awake His kingdom ID at handB
20 forth to meet your Lord.
Z. Discourse.
Ode (Inteser vta) Words by J. s. Dwight.
Manly and gentle, pure and noble hearted,
Sweet sher days Of peaceful youth and beauty;
Sweeter than peace. days, or years, Is Freedom,
Thoughts our brave heroes.
Wars wild alarm drove sleep from every pillow.
Slavery, rampant, stalked athwart the broad land!
Prompt, M the call of country aEd Of duty,
Flew the brave heroes.
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DANDY-KIned before Richmond. Sunday. April WIN
calamity leading his Regiment che le0h veten
teers in the assault 90 Fort G1gs Major james H. pasdy
aged % years frf u. q 80 -,
The coiobearer Hnent sshot while rntins th
coors on the Fort upon which Major pinoy scseu nS "a;
Young noble and brave his has been short but goou
aud his viii be- hcnored
The friends OF the family ryd TO attend We unefa
from the residence Of his parents Perth Aeoys ~ - on
Thursday afternoon At O'Clock.
TRAITS leave the Staten Island ferry aud Wv Jersey
Railroad, foot OF Courtandt-st., at los IN.
JONES-On Tuesday April H. Ann Eliza. wife Of Mr. John
Jones. -
The friend. Of the family and those father Mr. Rich.
ard Wight respectfully invited to attend her iSrerai
from her late residence No. l4S Ness Houst,ns, on FIJI
day, the lith lust, at o'clock.
Asleep in jesus, blessed sleep,
From which none ever wakes toweep
KENT-rn Washington. D. c., April II, Theodere Keris
Notice OF funeral hereafter
MORFORD-At Newton, NJ J., suddenly, o, Tuesday even
ing, Samuel d. Morfsrd. in the 18th year OF his age
Funeral at D. H. Friday, April Is Cars leave foot OF
Barclayst at 8 a. m. nd p. m.
P0NTEAU-On "Wednesday. April 70, 1855 aaer long III
ness Paul Ponteau, aged 70 years lie departed TINS lie
numphanty. -
TO attend bis funeral from Ms late residence No. 1fPropec
g., Brooklyn, at O'Clock on Friday. 18th inst.
Philadelphia New Orleans ard Boston papers please copy
Tuesday April H. Elizabeth rellct Of the late
Percivsl Place, in the 8ist year OF her
The relatives and friends of tue family respectfully invited
10 attend the funeral from her late residence No. 10 ef3
ton ave-, On Thursday the 18Th inst, "a IL g.
Wednesday. April u, Caroline M Sanard
widow of Col John Stansrd, u s. A. ate of Fredercks
burg. Va.
Notice Of the funeral hereafter
Richmond papers please copy.
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Hotel Arrivals.

The Hon. Schuyler Colfax Of Indiana; the
Hon. J. T.. Thomson Phiia: the Hon. G.. w. Cass
Pttsbnrgb and Jas. Proctor and wife are guests at
the ST. Nicholas Hotel.
The Hon. j. NJ buckingham. Norwich; the Hon. a.
y. Diven E,mra; Judge Ira Harris Albany, and the
Hon j. sill snd Indy Warren. Pa stopping at the
Aston House.
Brig. Gen G.. W. SchoGe,d. y. C.; Com. Lanman
Z. $. Navy; j.. &. Finlay and family. Havana; Frank
y. Doherty Memphis W Mansfield, London. and
Aex Cummings and family, Mexico. are stopping ut
The Metropolitan Hotel.
Gen l.. c. Hunt. Q. S. Army. and N. c. Comstock.
Buffalo. are ut the Fifth Avenue lIo,d
l.. G.. Pomer0y KANSAS; G.. a. D,D0, Boston. and f..
StnIges, y. Y. are stopping st the Holman House.
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superintendent-M. r. FOWLER, Mahanoy City, Schuyhr
Agent a. No. 4l6 Broadxay-CHARLRs C. GRrGAN
Agent at no. 90 Broadway-C. ii. RAYMOND
The following gentlemen are stoekhoder and VIII act as an
advising Board:
SMITH SHELDON, OF Sheldon & Co, No. eS Broadway.
MY.
JouS II. WATSON, No. 290 Broadway, N. Y.
IRAN Cusg. jr Of Chase Co, No. 81 Broadway,
NY
JOIN FARRELL. Of Herring Co., No. 2Sl Broadway,
NY.
W. C. ELLISON OF Archer Psncosst, No. Merccrst..
N. Y.
G. BAISBRIDos SMITH, No. 26, Broadway. N. y.
GEoRGy PAscoAsr of Archer Pancoast No. Mercers,p
NY.
J. H. PULLEsToy No. GO Broadway. Y
The Coiery, owned by the Company. IL located In the
second middle Coal Basin in Mahsnoy Township SchuyL
Hill County and upon veins that continuation Of the
c.ebraed Hone ybrook Range Of the Lehigh Coal basin IL
has been in successful operation for the last six months pro-
hsd free burning coal which especially desirable for
HOUSEHOLD PuRPosEs II capable Of producing and send
np market from IS 200 20 10000 tuns annually The
which the Company has upon the veins than mile
long and comprises than 100000 tuns OF coal ABOVE
WATER LKvEL
subscrbers TO stock will b. entitled 10 un Of coal
yesrly AT Cosr for each Of stock held by them
Should than co 900 Of coal be mined during
year the profits derived om s sale will be divided among all
shareholders alike whether they have OF have not elected to
take coal at cost
The books subscription Capital stock open
Of the Offices of the Company No. 40 Broadway corner OF
Cana lup stnir and No 60 Broadway. (rst hoo where
application either personally or by note
SHAREHOLDERS VINO HAVE ALREADY SuBscRrBHD Can
SIND IN THEIR ORDERS PoR Coal, WHICH rs Now READY
FOR DELIVERY.
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DIE ID.

pIrnTrs Il, Eat Chester Tpesday m,rnfng APrn II,
M,,,a,e, daughter o. the late seaman ana Hia''ns
Buni. m tho slst year Of her ags . ,...,,h.
Tbe sys, and rsnds respectfully iasised TO aend
fnsra on friday afternoon at o'clock at ts te'aen 90, ~
H., nohof and ct u O'Clock at the IT. r church tPPe'
Rache. Carriage. III be in attendance at he Nes'
Rocbsr depot Cars will leave tes Twenty svsh'h a.
depot at ny O'Clock u.
cORNAcK-On Sunday, the sh inst. Margaret Hsnosson
CormssL rsct Of the sts John A. Caach ysA'
OF her age. $3.50 -, - ....,,,ux ,rv,,aS
10 ,.nJ the funeral rop her late fe.deaee No ~ ess
Fay,y .6r,t IT. Thur.day, the 18th inst at D a. Ill
Ps,erson papers please copy. .
cApuCK Killed Oh saturday April whis sssn,ly lead
ins hi. mon the charge At Peer.asrsh, Capt. Ia.sd
o Of st.nhsn and Eyaln, Circk and gfandaoo VI I'd
wsrJ N jsmos, formerly ~ 0oshsn n \,
Ofsng, County papers ps,so cocY,
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From Mobile.

NEw-ORIKAYs Thursday. April G. 1865.
Via CAIRO, April IL.
Advices from The army about Mobile are to
the 18th inst. They state that water communication
between the Spanish fort and Mobile has been cut ana
battery established above the fort
Rebel communication with Mobile Is now entirely
suspended
The siege progresses fayorabH.
The Louisiana Legislature adjourned to-day.
The Supreme Court OF this State organized yesterday
Senator Charles Smith has been appointed Collector
Of internal Revcnuc, vice whitlake. resigned.
The steamer Star Of the Union has arrived from
Ncw.Y York.
The steamer Clinton has also arrived from Brazos.
with Gen. Lew Wallace and staff on board.
Some blockade runners ran into Galveston on the
LIST aud I'd insts.
Cotton is lower sales of midding at 43c. Supcrfnc
flour js selling at a. 80 per Dbl.
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Grammar School No. g. in Grand.st., near
Wooster. having been richly and tnstcfuy decorated
In honor Of our late brilliant Victories was yesterday
morning at IL O'Clock thrown open to the inspection
Of the public. A large number OF people including
nearly oil the school officers Of the Ward. assembled to
do honor to tho occasion. Spirited and patriotic ad
dresses were delivered by the Trustees, Messrs Rus
sc Adams and Clark and the whole affair. which was
almost i'm promptu passed of with ecat. This Is new
school building one of tue finest IN tho oty. and the
school is rapidly filling up
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rLIBgRALrTY TOWARD A CLRRGYMAN.-The
Mtr. London Star reports that IS New York gentlemen
have united to supply the Rev. Ira Steward Baptist
preacher to sailors in this city with tho sum of Seoo
yearly 80 long as IT may be needed Mr., g. WA CON.
PEELED to abandon preaching several mSntbs ago On 40
count Of poor boGlth
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AL A 3 A M A.
Reported Capture or Selma, AIe., With
Gous. Forrest and Roddy.
NASHVILLE. Tenn. Wednesday, April u

NASHVILLE Tenn. Wednesday. April u, 1865.
A dispatch received here from Col. Homer
of the 10th Michigan dated SomeryilIe. Tenn. April
10. says:
Two men who have arrived here and camo directly
from Selma. Ala, report that place captured by Gen.
Wilson's force the ID Of April and with il the Rebel
Gems Forrest and Roddy with their entire commands.
Gen. Wilson disnountcd his cavalry and charged the
Rebel intrenchments and carried everything before
him.
The same parties also report that Montgomery. Ala,
has been captured
CAIRO Wednesday. April L. 1866.
The pieksburg Herald confirms the capture and burn
ing of Selma Ala and says that Gen. Forrest narrowly
escaped capture.
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B-Subscrbey 20 this Fund entitled TO share o.
stock Ia Clinton Hall Association for each SlOo subscribed
which secures the holder his assigns the free and per
pe,us use of the Mercante Library and its Reading
the present IL probably the last opportunity that wi
ever be seordei public subscribe for stock Of this ma
turs free from all future assessments that may be an invau
bic possession for self for ones family Subscriptions
should DO sen. a. once either Of the undersigned
c. L. EyERITT Chairman Of Committee No. l3s ieserst
WILLIAM L. DODGE, Treasurer Of Committee, No. Il
Cliast.
g. HASTINGS GRANT Secretary of COMMITTEES at the MeT
camille Library.
rfIEO H. vULrEE. President Mercants Library Assoca'
ton at the American Exchange Bank No l2S Broadway
WILSON q. HUNT President OF Clinton hau ASSOCIATION
No ~ Park place.
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The Seyen-TLirties.

pHILApLLrnIA Wednesday, April II, 1868.
JAY Cooke reports the subscriptions to the
seven Thirty loan to-day at 81 500 900. The largest
Western subscription was al02 0o0 from Chicago and
were also 4C3 ndiyidua. subscriptions Of so and 800
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Gpefial Notices.

Fifth Assembly District Union, AssocIation.-
Regular Meeting THIS Thursday EVENING at " O'Clock
at 80 1875 sprins.st. ANDREW BLEAKLEY, President.
THos. O. BAKER }s.c,s,a,i.s
Jso. p CoHCKLIs,
Tenth Assembly Union Executive Conimitfce.-
regular meeting the above Committee VII be held at No.
% Third ave. Oh THURSDAY EVENING April, D. 1865, ST
II o'clock ISAAC I. SMITH, Chairman.
DAVID b. WATERS (cc,.,.ra,
ROBERT w. CHAPMAN
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To CONSUMERS or Coal.
The Best Inda cemeu, yet offered to Houseksspsr
-CoAA AT COsr.
savin, Of moro than 10 per cent >prs~ss prices

The Company prepared TO deliver Coal at once TO SIT
the Shases are taken.
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MASON BROTHERS,.
strength TO the Weak: ~, r,, .ovn,
BIOKRENE,


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This preparation unequaled rcuvenator aud res'oses
of wasted inert functions.
The sged should be certain to make the Bokrepe house
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enable them live again the days OF
their pristine JOY II not only exhlaaes but strengthens
and Is really invaluable blessing especially to those who
have been reduced 70 feeble condition by abuse misfortune
ordinary sickness No matter what the cause Of the i'm.
potency OF human this superb preparation VII
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BiOKRENE f.ffi
inpotency general debility incspscity DR.
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he organs of inbeety mental Incidence. enscia
tion enuui Il has most delightful, desirable and novel
effect upon the nervous system, and ell who in way
nrostrsed disabilities earnestly advised 10
seek cure this excellent end unequaled prepratton
Persons who by imprudence have lost their natural vgos
win hnd speedy IN the
BlOKRENE.
The feeble the anguid the despang the old shoe ~
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from All other articles for the same purpose. .
10 FgnALYS-Ths preparation is invaluable IN nervous
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IL il Also grand tonic and will give relief In dyspepaia wa
the rs dose brief persistence in its use WIZ ienovse -
to degree Of perfect health, aud osnisa aypep
One dollar Per bottle 81. bottles for sa sodby Druggists
e'SsnI by expre,s anywhere, by addressing
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MAR RIE ID.

Elizabeth ~ J., on Tue'iay. I'm
int, a, the residence o. Robert We.'cot u. d. W P e
Rev. Samuel A. Clsri q aries " pt"lAes o' '0''' 49,
10 Loui.l ". Harris u Philadelphia
DENNJs-cOFFIN-At Rsmnpo. ~ Y, on Wshs'dly
Ami IL C. C. Dennis, esq Of Album, ~ V ana 't" u
NJ Coffin OF Ramlpo. . -
,,,rcu sprrp A, Nex,rs n j. on Monday April 10,
hy IN. R.y Mr. Hopper William r. Fitch az Bergen "
Il Ca Mis- Louisa sperr Of the former place.
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Mercantile Library Association.

Mercantile Library Ass0ciau0ns
The Committee appointed to quidate the debt Of $4,000
on Clinton Hall" whereby the income from that building
may appropriated the Of the Mercantile Library
respect luly acknowledge the following fli..
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The MUTUAL PRINCIPLE

KNICKspBoCKKR ANTHRACITE Coal ConPAsH
Office. Nos. 4l6 and GO BROADWAY, N. Y.
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AN IMPORTANT EXPEDITION.
Its Complete Success.

Its NOmpIete SuCCesSs
FoRTREss Monroe, Tuesday. April H.
An expedition, composed principally OF the
Is, New York Mounted Rifles. left Norfolk the LIST
inst for rcconnotering purposes mp the Chowan Riv
er with the Intention If possible. OF reaching Weldon.
~ c. The expedition was under the command OF Col.
Tanner of the LIST Mounted Rifles. and resulted in en-
tire The cavalry struck the Seaboard and Io
anoke Railroad and demolished the track for consd
cradle extent While thus engaged, they attacked
by n force of coo Rebels. AID after fight
cecded in rcpulsng, them The cavalry then fell
to MurfreesborougN ShoIe the booty was delivered to
the gunboas Among the captures 100 bales OF su
psrior cotton large unit Of tobacco and snuh and
80 prisoners. critics Of tie caynlry secuted TO within
n few miles Of Weldon and from tie prisoners taken
il was learned that the town was strongly
fortified and garsisoned by force OF IOOD Rebels.
with several batteries Of artillery. The expedition re-
turned last Saturday night. This erpedtion-said to
DO tho largest sent into northern North Carolina-ac
copished great deal OF good in asccrtaning the cr
locality of the Rebel forces IN that section of tho
state.