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IQUA-At Salisbury North Carolina, Will. prisoner 81 49,
in January last Stephen Y. Gus Of this city, ssed S
and II months
No nigh, shall be in Heaven gathering sooo
Shall y or that glorious landscape ever como
Across those skies enyious clouds shall roll,
To dim the sunlight Of the 'rap,ured soui
No uisht ,hall be In Heaven s)rrows reign,
No secret anguish, 20 corporal pain,
No .lyering limbs, no burning fever there
No sous eclipse; no winter OF despair
No night ,hall be In Heaven Forbid to sleep.
Those eyes no more their mournfui yiss ksepj
Their fountains dr.d-their tears all wiped away
They gaze uniozzlei on eternal day
|RANDALL-Ou Wednesday April l6. after short Illness
David Rlnda ofthe late David Randall
His relatives friends ard those OF his brothers thsne
atn nnd George and brother inlaw Elisha BROOKS s
Re pct invited attend the funeral this lrndsy) Ioss
inst "a, o'clock. from his ate residence No. III "e''
Forty seyenth'st
STEVENSON Tuesday April d, At Manaronsck, mhsH
eta o. Stevens, wife Of Rev. Or. Abel Stevens.
The fun eTa viii take place Friday, Apih ~ at oe1ccs
from the Methodist Episcopal Church. MsnstonsoI
Fiend the family requested to attend without uf'ho'
notice
leave Twenty and Fourhave at ii 30 a.
and return $40 p. Carriages will be IN ~,-ndsncs "
convey friends TO the church
WHITE fIEAD-ln Newark NJ. Wednesday April VI
Mr. MARY Ann g. Woco wife Of ths ate Asa biteleh
ESQ and daughter Of the late Hon Frederick ocotl Lch
held, COun. . So. 49,, A., ....,..
Saturday l9tn inst, o'clock at the residence on nor
sister Dir. John p. Jackson No l4' High'st Newark
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MARRlE D.

|BfLG-GRICgs- the Mayors Oaiec. wYOrk, on
TLarsdsy Apr q 1875, by &. O. u,m,her Mayor Danie
Bnll of Montgomery = Y. ard Mrs Ann 7. Gdzg- o.
Nevi York City.
|BFLJ-T HINSOC E-la Brooklyn " edne.iAy, April 20
bv IL Rev H. ID Bel, II. ID. Bell sud Sabina August
chinook. both ct tli. ciiy
GIL tORF-sfORRTsDN-At No i4s East Sixty dfh.'.. o.
r.lu-sdsy April n. BY the Rev. Mr.. Dunn james Gil
NOR lste Adptsut the 18Th Regiment Newi orb 70 un
and Of basgeu, nd iay elis' dansst"r q pafh
Moa.son Colonel nth He2iiDent
Oh SOW pspers please copy.
HOBLlrZELL-DE HASA Grace Church on Thursday
Atr a. by Rev Dr. Taylor. ". l.. llobit,el Of Maryhn'
,i Mary de Has, daughter o.. Co. Va te liaa, y
Mo,uidsyle Nir-ui,
nroo.lyh paper, Cooy.
GA Weine.dy. April d, t Whitehall
n..s ,ah~ay J.. %, Rev. n. 81 Abrrcroribr, Seymou
M.u,h OF Hous hions lie and suss4M daughter Of VIM II
Jis.pes- No cards.
TIT. city Thur.4ay, April p. b,
le Rev = d. BirGhsd. ID. d., l. +. Reed 20 Margr,is l..
d,u gist of the ate wn. j. Joha NJ d. No cards
WedD--dsy Aprii ~ blythe Rev
Dg Below. John Hoser. aa Harriet u. daughter q
Oh ,rl.s y. frsHcis. all OF New York
srTPLE-sTARR--At 81. Bsrtaolomew's chprch ON Wed
uesd,y April q by the Rev Dr. Cook NJ William set !,
md S. Mary h. STAR, dIugbssr OF the late Nathan stHI
all "a thi, city
Observation-Disclosures Tuesday, April II. by .b'
j. Carney Jacob Srrssiecn and hss Annie stl> o
Nswas. n. J
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|BTCUAN-on Tue.day April IS Al otsnse, ". j.. Jane,
widow Of David G. Bueta. aged 81 yeats
THE aud reds ot the family particularly
without further invitation, - attend her funeral
IRON the Presbyterian Chuch corner twenty
second,.t, on Friday afternoon. az joelock.
Tie remain, will be inferred IA 81 sr Cemetery hudson
|GOTTSHER6ER-fe brooklyn. Wednesday, April e6
Eliza Virginia dau lter OF Francis AID Eliza josberer
aged years and AK nths. .I- "A
Tie nsYsl win take place Friday April 28 at o'clock p
rom n. residence Of VIM. H. Pes esi, No IL Fuon
Her r. aims will he inferred IN the hmy yas, ST Pafick
Cathedral. New-lOrk
IIFLLlFFF-On Thursday, Ap a. Of con yea ion Of tht
BRAIN senuel youusest Of William VI. aud ). Emma
Je.iife ssea yesr,. months aud 10 dlys.
TIE relatives snd friends ale myed attend the funeral OF
Saturday Al II o. 1t No. Hunting D.pao. Powersst.
Le,ween Bergen and WycSoi. Brookyn
lJlCKSON-On Tuesday, Apr IS Ana r., wife OF Solomof
- Jackson and daughter OF ANGEL Titus aged t2year.
Relatives si hcnds at the fimy respectfully nvrsd
sed the funeral from her late residence, Jericho, L. L
on Friday the kath int. - o'clock p. III.
uge viii be in attendance At Hkvile station on
arrival Of the and III a. IN. train, from James Ferry
Inernent ~ Jer salem.
ILAWRENCE-on ruesday, April rs, Elizabeth wife oil
Henry Lawrence. .
The relative aud friend, OF the family are Iespesiiy ,nv,eo
attend her funeral from her late rcsidenec NO. ffy''
o.. brooklyn, r.. ID, AZ 2 o'clock p. M
IMUTI-On Wednesday. April % AZ bis i.'idenss NO
Gramm-rcy Park Professor Valentine Mott nthe soh yea
II o' his
Tie friend. Of tho family aud of hi. 'opsnlsw Professor
William IT, Van Buren, aud Isaac Bell and OF me Medics
profession, respectfully invited 70 s,'sra us onsra
wthos further notice al the Church oil the Iran NJ rsion
Eaa twenty nth.l fifshave on Sunday sternoor
1 At : O'Clock.
IMARIoTTE-At her residence. No. 653 Seventh ave-,
Thursday morning April ~ byoa raAe'' teos Oh tue A''
Francis T. Mniotte
| Notice Of fuuer, in to-nnorrows paper
PATTERSON On Thursday. April a.. Alexander Patterson
Ti r,ti,.. ,nd friends OF the family are invited to .itenl
h h,ns,,I from nj. late residsncs No 40 West Ffty
j fourtL.st on Saturday. April - q, ! o'clock p M
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BILLS PASSED.

BILLS PASSED.
Incorporating the Greenpoint and Calvary
Cemetery Railroad Company; the General Charity APP
proprisfion bill; exemptng The Father Mathew Total
Abstinence Society OF South Brooklyn from taxation
Lost relative to fees Of Kings County Clerk changing
the bskhead and pier lines Of the late city OF Williams
blrgh
The CITY Tax Levy made tho special order for
lhis evening.
The Bin incorporating the Union Navigation Com
pany was reported fayorabh.
The Bill incorporating the Emigrant Savings Bank,
Brooklyn. Recess.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
The hin for the erection of monument 10 Abraham
Lincoln in Central Park was passed.
The bill to the etatioiary allowance 10 Sena
tors and 4 sSembly men ~ 500 was lost
Tbs Assembly amendments 10 the Manhattan Ga
Light Com my BILL with the two years restriction fo
charging tie increased price OF 20 ~ per 1000 fee
stricken out, were DOn-concurredln III.
Recess.
EVENING SESSION.
The Assembly resolution TO adjourn tomorrow a
noonwns laid on the table.
The consideration OF the Tax Levy was resumed
Dir LAIhBgRB moved amendment providing 10
RAISING by tax the money 20 pay the salaries OIL menDeF
ofths Common Council. Carried.
Aso W strike out the section relative to the oompeI
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State Appointments.
ALBANY, Thursday. April a., 1856.

ALBANY Thursday, Aprli27, lso5.
The following nominations by the Governor
were confirmed by the Senate to-day;
CoInmissary. General-Frank Chamberlain OF Albany
Canal Appraiser--Wiam WATSON OF Auburn.
Commissioners for the Capital Poles Distric.-Thos
Colemauof Troy Stephen V. Trull OF Cohoes, William
S Shepard OF Albany Advisory Conmissioners-Net
on Davenport Of Toy and Franklin Townsend Den.,
OF Albany ."t
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superintenden-M r. FOWLER, Mai,noy CAY, slhuy AL
County Pa.
Ar,nt a: No 4s Brosdw ay-CHARLys {. GRrGAy.
Agent At No. ~ lrJsdway-C II. RAYMOND
The following .-tsrn siochhodcr sud vii aei a. II
advising Eo.rd
JaHS H. W,r.os,. No. 10 Bro,dway ny.
IHAH CLASS Jr-. Of CLss. Co, No. 90 Bfo1d"sy
Joas FAxarrI Of rrrrins Co., No PSI Broadway
". G. EIu.oS 90 Archer rsucosst No. asrcer'''
G. BaiSnnipes sHIru No. "a Br,idssy.h.
Gsoasg rAscoAsT Archer Panco-st No M-fe-r ~
N y. -.
The tollrry. owned ty the COMPANY - locr-t IA ~
s,cond Or middle Cos KasB ia Mahunfy Township sehuy
LII County aud upon veins thai CONTINUATION oi i
rated Hone brook Range OF the lbish Col ein
spcc~..ul operation Tor The sN sis months, Wp
ducns l.se qlaur. u a., PUGET and beet dee rpon o
had. srr burning coal which make II especially iesib- f.
Ior sxHolp PuRPosy> n capable - prodnt Dg AID .ni
NJ 10 uasri 1900 TO 1000 tu1s snnnsy Iir fn
,ir III. Company has up., tie s~iub 10 th 81 init
ong add comp.os tAan l,DVvp tuns 81 oosi Abov
Tvery stoe Iho'ler l. saGedto one tan Of cesl Al COST
70, ,c share .oct held by him. should DO not fsf
oa then the prohi mon the Cos 20 Which NJ - en.
vii BE paid him la cash
sboud more than Of coo. he n.iaes during al
,,rr N profit. .tiy- o. it, sale W "a be- divided saig
EhurhO esrs alike whr frY Lave OF hsNt "i e'ff'"
va - cos Al oo.'.
Ihr boos. Tor .ub,cnpton the Capital ok no~ opo
The office, Of the Company ia BrpaAssy, corner
It up .tsir. and No 80 Bro,isay rs, Oert ~her
specimens Of the coal may he seem Van pAfho"ln give"
application either peraOnl Nv or by no," ~
SnARaHeLDKss wno HAVE ALREADY Stst htssp a.
|SySpis rmEIR ORD IN. ION COAL WHICH hNos h-AD
vok DELIVERY.
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ST. ALBAS's FAIR.-This Fair at Irving Hall
can hardly fail TO attract crowds OF visitors The Floral
Temple and the decorations generally arc equal IL not
superior 10 those at the Sanitary Fair last year anc
the display OF goods Is rich and varied Helmsmuers
and rafuos Bands discourse eloquent music aud ths
scene altogether is lively and beautiful.
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RICHMOND. Va, April

RICHMOND Va. April 26-9. 30 p. IN.
Hon. F. NJ. STANTON. Secr6taTy Of Ud.
Gems. Meade, Sheridan aud Wright are acting under
orders pay regard to any truce orders of Gen
Sherman respecting hOstilties on the ground thai
ShsTman's agreement could bind lis own command
only and no other.
They directed to push forward regardless of or
ders from any except Gen. Grant, and cut OF
JOhnstOn's retreat.
Beauregsrd has telegraphed TO Dauyille that a new
arrangement has been made with Sherman, and thai
the advance of the Sixth Corps was 10 be suspended
until further orders.
have telegraphed back TO obey no orders OF Sher-
MANS but to push forward as rapidly as possible.
The bankers have information to-day ina. Iei H.
wagons as fast as possible ,, r.,
Isuggest that orders be telegrsphed through Gen;
Thomas that Wilson obey orders from Sherman ana
notifying him and Candy and all commanders on the
Mississippi take measures TO intercept the hepei
chiefs and their plumber. a.
Tie specie taken with them is estimated mere NJ roh
5000 900 to sl3,001oO0
H. W. HALLEcK, MJor-Gen Commanding.
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iAdv~rtisciIeI

JgYPERs, No. 573 Broadway. is the BEsr plac
TO buy Ladies' and Cbildrens Boots ana SHOES ne
selling at about onehaif last years prices.
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TAdyertisement.I

OLD EYES MADE NEW,
Without Spectacles. Doctor or Medicines Pamphlet
mailed free on receipt of Ten cents Address. t. IL
fOorE NJ d., l.l3O Broadway, New-iork ...e
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"OUr or SORTS" expresses tie feelings OF
many that ciuno, b. ohersi.s desebed Linsnor week
n..s c.ervson ntss,ncs, s-pinrs. os'nehoiy want oil
appetite &C. compose cp. OF ailments greater han "
o..,, combined IL - exactly or these indies rbabIe
tbs, PLssrArios BrryRs prepared II i' los IT,
tesf OF they have become 80 f'fnou.
nee /, i, the, ,ey sx.nsrey assd by eersyrner
frcsn. cs aud persons Of sedenssry habits, They ar
a. t taste they beneheial to the stomach
THO .ren, ,f their sale {, almost incredible.
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fAdyertiseinen.

Gents all wool Suits, SIS.
Boys all wool Suits, ~. Ut 1. V. BhokAw's.
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Ills DIRECTIONS TO CONHlNDCT'
Sherman's Orders to be Disregarded
THE UNION ARMIES TO PUSH FORWARD.
JEFF. DAVIS AND HIS SPECIE.

WAR DEPARTMENT. WASHINGTON, !
April u. ls65-9: 80 q. ID. (

April "a. ls65-9;3O q. ID.
Mgjor-G DIX; The Department has re-
ccved the following dispatch from Major Gen Haleck
commanding the Military Division of the James
Gems. Candy and Thomas were instructed some days
ago that Sherman's arrangement with Johnston was
dsapproved by the President and they ordered TO
disregard il aud push the enemy in every direction.
EDWIN NJ STANTON Secretary OF War
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A clear, smooth skin

and besutiul cou pIeklon i9IIow ne nse o.
|HELMBOLD'S CONCENTRATED FLUID EArhATr
SARSAPARlLLA
II removes black spots pmpes aud all efupsions OF tss
skin. m, -.
Not few Of the disorders that aic mankind niss
from corr uption. Of the blood ,..o,
HELNBOLD's EXTRACT Of SARSAPbRiLL
.,Y Of The utmost gaue.
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Dnsiilcso Notices.

buslucso Notices
TO CONSUMERS oF COAL.
II. Be-, Indueem,ut ", offered % Hous-seeosr.-
Con AT Co.r
A,vin. u more tL.n % pei orn' q, prr'sai Pfe>'
Tho ComI-ny prepared - deliver COZ once 10 80
.-ribrr, 10 the ';ors ~ the ortrt 10 which
tue si,res tasen.
THE MuruAL rRrNcIPlX
ksIcssHBockkR hsrnKActTs Coat tosPasr
Ori.r, 800. 40 snd - BRotD~Ar, y. \.
cArirAL STOCK tocJ.c0
shores 6oe-a 1t <i0 rsrh.
No lsprvtDust LiABIfrr
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IAdverscmentl \
LORD's Cleaning ard Dyelng E'tabli -hment
Garment, heautfuly cleaned $50 BIOomest cor Bwa,
Acknowledgement
CoRSs BUSIoyS, ESLARGED JofSrS and a.
dsesse. OF by d. No 30 Broadway
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Po.t- Ofce Notice The mail. for Great Britain and
Continent Vi, Southampton aud Hamburg per steam
and rel snd via Queenstown stesns
|ClTY OF BALTIMORE, will close st this Office on sArUt
DAY the 2'th Day OF April at 10y O'Clock M andat hr up
town office. a. follow. Stations aud g. ~ stations
and D. " O. m Stations f. and +, u Station G Ia m
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LADIES. SPRING HAS COME. II you wish
oors and suoxs for youelv.. snd iamilie, bay them st
MILLER 1 cos No. JBi tsnatss
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Special Notices.


Notice to Literary Associations. Applieaions TOT
To- " BlNGAYS services Lecturer before Literary o.
other Associations may be sent 10 Box No. 5H Newton
PostOfiica.
Upward Of Thirty Thousand
certificates and documentary letters nave ooeh reSe'o"
sttestiug the merits of
HELMBOLDs GENUINE PREPARATIONS,
many OF which the highest sources inclniips
eminent statesmen, c-rzymen, governors, state J'os~'
&c.
sixteenth Assembly District Nineteenth WsdD
tniOn AssOciation.A meeting Of the Executive Oorr
of TIN, Association will be held a. Dingledeins Ihrd
ave., between Fii'y-ninh and oi1teth ss, FRIDAY
GEORGE b. VAN BRUNT Chairman
CTsus T. Frost Secretary.
Remarks rom Chemical Analysis.
After n Careful Examination Of HELMboLDs
PREPARATIONS they enjoy our utmost confluence w
consider them safr and reliable. -
MEYERS s YATES, Phila., June Il. 1850
HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT Of SARsAPARiLLA clesn.es
nd renove- the blood in the vgor of health into the
SYSTEM aud purges Out the hum0rs that make disease
sixteenth Assembly District Nineteenth Wsrdb
Mon Association "A regular meeting OF ths AssocA
ton viii be lid At Dingedsns Thirdave bfween ffty
ninth and 81. s;hsts on FRIDAY EVENING April a.
4 O'Clock. ). w CJL'E N' TfesinSH''
s.nos SEWARD. Secretary.
a Ready aud Conclusive Test of the properties OF
lHELMBOLDs FLUID EXTRACT BCCHC VIII be a com
parison with those forth In the United states Dspen.aioy
Il ENFEEBLED and DELICATE CONsTlII IlDNo o.
both sexes. use HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU IL
give brisk and energetic feelings and enable you 10 seeP
well.
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SUDDEN CHANGES OF WEATHER are produc-
eecua relief in these diseases 10 be found than In the timely
use of BROWNS BRONCHIAL TRocaEs" They possess real
merit.
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HILLS HAIR DYE, 30 cts, Black or Brown
p.I,b, Depot No Bsrcsyr. Sold by oil Drnss''a
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AT EvgRpgLLs, Wedding and Visiting Cards
Fr.uch and English Note Paper Monogram Letter Plates
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differences Is either party without faith Of being IN the
right Ii the Almighty Ruler Of Nations win ms
eternal trnth and Justice he your side OF the Nor
or on yours Of the South that truth and that justice vi"
surely prevail BY tho judgment Of this great tribunal
ma American people. by the frame Of the Government
under which live. this same people have wisely gwen
their public servants but little power for mischief ana
have with equal wisdom provided for the return OF that
little 10 Their own hands at very short intervals. Wine
the pcop,e retain their virtue and vigilance, no Al
ministIaon by any extreme wickedness or folly, can
very seriously ure the Government in the short space
Of four years. n
XIV conntrymen one ard an, think calmly andi well
bv taking time. II there be object TO hurry any OF
Won In hot haste. TO step which you would never ahe
Deliberately that object VIII be frustrated by taxing
i.me-bnt good object can be frustrated by H. Shch
Of you Ms are dissatisfied still have the old Constr
tuition nnmpared and the sensitive point, the laws
of your own framing under it, while the new Admins
tration will have Immediate power, II II would 10
change either II il admitted that you who are
dissatisfied hold the night side In the dispute there Is
still no single reason for precpitate action lntel'
gepce patrioism, Christianity aud firm reliance on
Him WHO has never yet fOrsaken this favored land are
still competen adjust In tue best way all our pres
ent dicate Ia your hdHs my ulsshtshed ieIio",
counrymen and not IN mine Is the issue oi
civil war Inc Government will not assail you Nou
can have no conflict without being yourselves the
a~eressors You have oath registered In Heaven 10
destroy the Government while shall have The most
solemn one to "preseTvc, protect. and defend II.
am 10Th to close We not eneuieS but friends We
must not bs enemies Though passion may have
strained il bTefk bonds OF Affection Inc
field and patriot grave to every living heart ana hearth
stone all this broad land, viii yet swell the chorus
of the Union when again touched, rs surely they WIZ
be- by the better angels Of our nature.
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po,scngrrs SAILED.


IN steamship City of Boston for LivesposIMr and M.
d. Miller, Henry johnson, Dr.. McGinn, William Sloan. j.
GrunebauIn Samuel bratInan, James L. Higgins ~ EDsa
John Knapp, A. Arrange, Mrs H. h. Doy, aliss l. hnspI j.
rain Capt f. ID Hsuilton, James Shaw. o. Lsvee Rev.
l.. II. Adams and wife Nj aud Mrs Chare. Kellogg Re, D.
Curry aud wife. Thomas Brown Hamilton. Miss = L. HID.
nurse and child George d. Brooks Miss Mary Marks Rev. &
Henxe John Fox James A. Douglass J. H. HolInf, Mis- J..
~ Jamr' child and servant, Mr. end Mrs. ~ senerst Mics
Helen MeChever with Others In the steerage.
In steamship Evening star, for New Orleans w E1r
dolph, Mr. and Mrs. T. r. Walker aud servant, Wis ken,
Me. McLamen Rev. William IL. Cooke. Rev Bishop Dor
lando, Mrs H. Collier AID children William X. Dswknoa,
James T.. Kent, T. w liuse Hon. NJ +. Bondhuo tharss
Smith Al. II. Parkin NJ DennBann, W. G. Higgins 1houas
Mccall. II. G. Hall. n A. All~e, r Lacey, {. Wat Cad
Wafeail. David Hordee, Edward Newcomb. p Rnnke Mr.
Webb o. b. Newman. Lieut.. fGgan Mics Louise Demo!Iie
William Leach. Mr. aud MIRA T. ID. kiTlba, Charles Stsh,
A. ksufmsnn III Eimblll, Mrs n NJ. Lazele Miss Ken.
nedy w s. Wright Robert Breckenridge, Capt T.. b. Enn-
son r. w. Dresser A lesson +. Mon.r, r. Van herihly.
sen j. H. Roza james l.. Harway. Isaac kpp and LADY w.
NJ Croker Mr A. May Miss Hip, Henry Hart Mf, Ar,
w. Slate j. &. Miller, c. Miller, T. H. Austin q. l. Sn.Ia
= Herman. C. Caller >. Alexander, H. J. Howard MDs A.
d. CLARK NJ fellows H. Robinson T. Rawson W. }. poE,r
Mrs o. f. Perkins d. Franklin, o. II. Thomas r. X. KIg
o. 4. Williams 7. Il. Roswell, W. H. Toiker AS RsyIoaA
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Arrived.

Steamer Oceanus Crowel Provdencein tow O. s''sr
tug. p c. Shux and Virginia Seynour-haVHs been tioe
on Narr,unseti beach
ton Roads ~ hours, to L. :. 40 ~ -
U. = transport New ORR sea5ury, Fortress MoI"''
to L. 5. OH
scl Magnolia tBr) Lockhlr Halifax 10 dsy', fsh d. T.
eW oil q Co.
Scir Presto Briggs, Newport.
Schr Hampton Belle Hatch. Philadelphia, coal.
scr scranton Harvey Deals Island ior Ne t''n
schr John Wright, CLARK. izabethpor or New Lorddn.
. ,hr Forrest. Conery Eza5r.hport for New Bedford.
schr. Mada Louisa, =, Elizabethport for stoaire'o
schr s. Garrison Tourgee. ELzbethpot ior PFeyio.hcs
scLr n D. Hart Lowe Boston for Fortress Monroe.
Schr Rngeader, Rich, Province;owD FOR PEsa@ pl.s
schr II. Dan.own, Jameson Newport.
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT or NETWORK. ....MAscs e.
Cleared.

Steamship City Of Boston tBr) Kennedy Liverpool Johr
G. Dale.
Steamship Evening Star. Bel. NewOreans. J. A. PsynoL
Steamship Widg.on Bennett. Fernsnda, {. /. Hi 60.
Steamer Sea Gull Walden, Baltimore. T.. Bynner.
Bark Quicksep (Br. Foster Mstamoros, +. Ae,t.e;e
Son.
Bsrk Falcon fBr.), Taylor Boston.
Brg Portsmouth (Br Matthews Matamoros L. 4. Hus.y
Co.
Brig L. NJ Johnson (Brl, Ellis Liverpool, 8. s.mI'on
Clapp. :, nj, ~.
Hineken "
Schr ANGELA Pender City Point, A. Abbot
Schr. MARI Turner Boston. VI. Z. Green.
Schr Rival Hobbr, Stamford.
sloop Rhode Island. Wightman, Providence, l.. kerry
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-06
ORC Al sol .937. The leading items were:

Subscriptions received at the Ninth National
Bank for 1905 this day amount to $500, OoO
We call attention to the fourteenth annual report
Of the Manhattan Life Insurance Company IN our
advertising columns
The Miners Journal Of the ith says:
The quantity by railroad this week is l,677 10
tuns against H. 47 for the corresponding week last
year.
The resumption Of shipments from Philadelphia nave
caused demand for coal for shipment and prices are
firm on board vessels at quotations. Freighs. now
ever TO the East rule very high and only coal that Is
wanted for immediate use will 30 forward at these
figures ..
The heavy body Of snow has been gradually melting
within the last week. which is fortunate for the security
Of the public works. A heavy warm rain would have
caused tremendous freshet in all directions.
The resumption OF navigation by the canals VIII De
later than usual this season. The accumulation OF ice
and the frosted banks will have to be thoroughly thawed
out before the water b. let into the different canals
with safety Even with favorable weather there VIII
be scarcely any ready for the transportation OF coal
much before the first a April.
The trade sums up this week as follows compared
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