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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-03-31
The Eighth District.

From the great probability that exists OF the quota OF
This district being filed Immediately, IL the money for
the payment u tho bounty the great number Of vol
unteors daily offering i received it is questionable
whether the wheel will be again put in motion here The
number OF substitutes obtained FIR the last few dayp has
been sufficient, II not TO keep the Provost Marshal and
his assistants busy NJ least 20 leave very little spare
time for any other business from the very strict
animation that substitutes have 10 undergo, there are
nearly many rejected passed Twelve substitutes
credited yesterday The deficiency present ~
folows;--
1sh Ward 2on Vcyd cid Ward
Deficient March 40. 80. .2pb 1877 256
Sub. received yesterday.
Def Mp 20 Y. NJ yes. 1903 Ills 20
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MISCELLANEOUS.

MISCELLANEOUS.
TINTED STATES sEvEN-rHIRTY LOAN.
By authority of the Secretary Of the Treasury the under
signed has assumed the General Subscription Agency
sale Of United States Treasury Notes. bearing and
throctenths per cen, interest per annum tho
sEvEN-rHIRTY LOAN.
These notes are issued under date Of June Is 1866
are payable three years from time currency
convort.b.s a, the option of tho holder into
UNITED STATES FIvE-rwENTY SIX PER CENT
GOLD BEARING BONDS.
These bonds are worth premium which increases the
from State and municipal adds from three
Per more according the levied other property
The Interest is payable currency semi annually by
coupons attached to each note which be Gu. OF and
so,d to any bank or banker
The interest amounts to
ONE CENT PER DAY ON A $50 NOTE.
TWO CENTS PER DAY ON 500 NOTE.
TEN CENTS PER DAY ON $3.50 NOTE.
TWENTY CENTS PER DAY ON A 500 NOTE.
ONE DOLLAR PER DAY ON A $500 NOTE
Nodes OF all the Denominations named will be promptly
furnished upon receipt Of subscriptions and the notes for
warded At once The interest TO 18th June win paid
in advance by the local subscription agents at the tune Of
subscribing This is
THE ONLY hoAN IN MARKET
now offered by the government and IT is confidently
pecsed ,ha. It's superior advantages will make IT the
GREAT POPULAR LOAN OF THE PEOPLE.
Less than sao0coU Of the loan authorized by the last
Congress are now on The This amount at the rate
Q, which !. is being absorbed subscribed for within
four noa.hA when tho notes WIN undoubtedly command
prem u n has uniformly the closing the sub
scrip,sons 70 other loans
In order that citizens OF every town and section OF The
country may be afforded facilities for taking the ioan
Rational Banks State Banks and Private Bankers through
GU. the country have generally agreed receive subscp
lions q. par Subscribers will select their agents ia
whom they have confidence aud who only 10 be re
spou.be for the delivery Of the notes for which they
ceive orders.
JAY COOKE,
subscription Agent, Philadelphia.
March rs 1865
- W. BRADLEy's DUPLEX ELLIPTIC COR poQ
IN BLE) SPRING SKIRT win not BEND or BkhsAh
Ike the single spring but will prcasrye s ~
BEAUTIFUL SHAPE more than TWICE az LDs1 ~ w
SINGLE SPRING SKIRT that HAS Or CAN &c mAbs
They are not EoUALLHD in Elegance, Elasticity Dura
bility, Comfort or Economy.
Retaiied in ALL FIRST CLASS STORES. Wholesaled b
the ma nuf acturers, VESTS BRADLEY CARY, Va Cham
bers and 10 and 81 Reade streets.
At GOLD AT GOLD PRICES. -REFRIGE TRAITORS
silver plated Ware Cutlery, Cooking Utenss Chiu
and Crockery, at Is. %. BAssFORDS Cooper institute.
-coRNs BuNfONs INGRow1NG NAILS TfNDEl
n Feet &c, cured by DR.. j. BRIGGS Surgeon Nhropo
dist 22 and go Broadway Briggs Acvator snd Cnray
for Corns Bunians &c, sold by druggists andseni ~ mail
| bOc, 81, IL and ~
LIVERY NAN, WOMAN AND CHILD BENEFITED ~
" Blood Purifying Remedy iu The spring months ~ w
4 BCLDS EXTRACT sARs APAktbbA h. prepared Wtth ~
greatest care and Is the most gsye SVga rnher Vat g
+. w pade,
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lingo Alfred. irving VIM.

Jordan Bremen, Johnson VIM joining Hy, Jones James
Jordan Frank Jameson Sam H. JOINER Francis, Jackman
Robt VIM, Jackson VIM, Jones Hiram Jones, Jor
dan Michael Jordan John. Jackson Jones, Jones Benz
*.
Kings Robert. Kiby Kindale, Kelly Vim, Koete Joseph
koane David koher Fredk, Kelly James, Karchsner Hy,
James Kasorc jacob Karroll James, Kessel Herman
Kadel john kster Herman, knrlosk Lewis, Keller
E-a-..i Geo King David, Kane fatrics Kelly carney
Kronenburrer VIM, johnson II, Kaocbeer j, King James,
Kennedy James, Kemp u
Lentz Geo, Lebat John Lewis Frank Loughran James
Link John Lanngan Thos, Luddngon r. Lynch Pat Loda
sher Christian Lower Ludwick Lee John Leylse Jessup
Little l., Lockman j, Lonpnecker Valentine, Lewis VIM
Lush W. Lergeu Lake G. Laringer l. Leonard j. Leonard
w L,zbner A, Lang Andrea, Leggatt james, Loeknan
John, Latter Simon.
Morton Thomas Martin Patrick, McGenn Wm Martin
James Myers John y, Mccain James McCunc samuel Mo-
Graw John, Mott Richard Mott Chas, Moler Chas, Nc
Manus Tho Maryot Chas Mci4eonnrd W, Memmsrc Peter,
Maynard Denis Malone Jerry, Maurey John W, McComb
james, Muller John NJ Mcmahon john McLeary Patrick,
Mandevile James NJ, Myer Geo, McGraw John, Mclean
Roht Mozer Lewis. Mserwing George l., Mahan James,
Muligan Philip, Mitchell Henry McGraa VIM Mccormick
Mhas Mccartney th" MSe
Daniel Mclaughlin Hugh, Msemere Herman, Mariner Geo,
McCannon Pat Matthews Rufus G. Mackay Alexander, Mac
tell John Murray Michael Mcmahon Patrick, Nader John,
Chas Mullen barney Miller Peter, Maoney Wm Myers r,
Malen d. McSmh j. Moran q. May j, Murphy J, Morgan
Mark, Muller A Mccormick Mccain I, McGrath Il Null
rim j. Morglunnack John McGun Frank, Myers Fred Null
Ter Henry Messler EdMin Mehatcus sanl Mammalian Ed
ward Muengcr Leopold Mecenalr Thos Nj Murphy John.
Moore Joseph Mann Conrad McAllre Patrick. Meeker
Mccullough VIM, McGrey Joseph, Moran Patrick Mona.
han l..
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-03-31

MO PfMPLEs NO DARKNESS UNDER THE EYES
IN appear, after using few bottles of tIELMBOLDhS
CONCENTRATED EXTRACT sARsAPARILLA.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-03-31

NTONE SHOULD PASS OVER THE SPRING MONTH";
IN without puging and cleansing the system OF humOrs
few bottles oi iIELABoLD's EXTRACT sARSArhRILLA
accompshes that parpose.
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MOT A FEW or TIE WORST DISORDERS
In that aic mGrknd arise from corrupons of blood
hELMBOLDS EXTRACT OF SAHSAPARILLA is q reme-
dy of the utmost value.
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CAvEDl SAVED, sAvEDll
- Consumption is scTofulous. Purify the blood and feaI
II not. HgLMDOLp'S sARsAPARlLLA stands unrivalled,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-03-31

TAQUEs' RAVENS WING BIACK1EG. GUARANTEED
ID the best In the world. ALFRED AuNROE " holesala
agent, 80 Water street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-03-31

CCHILLgERG'S GERMAN ANTED
= certain cure without the slightest danger for Piles
Old Wounds, scrofula salirheum Cancers all Bone and
Skin Diseases, &c. For sale at SO Bowery, New York.
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MEETING IN TnE TENTH WARD.

meeting Of the citizens Of tho Tenth ward took place
Inst evening" the Essex Market Court for the purpose
Of adopting 70 I'll the quota or the ward with
volunteers Supervisor Purdy presided and delivered
address, recommending each and woman in the
ward 10 contribute something 70 pay hand money and
enable the ward 10 compete With other districts. cob
lection commenced and run along at rapid rate in
varying from Eve TO one hundred dollars, until
about fifteen hundred dollars subscribed, TO help 70
pay bounties and hand money. committee 10 collect
funds was appointed and tho meeting Adjourned.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-03-31

THE SCIENCE or MEDICINE
should stand simple pure majestic; having fact for it's
basis, ndncors for pillar, truth alone for its capital
stand HELMbOLDS GENUINE PREPARATIONS, estlbs
lshed over sixteen years.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-03-31

III ELMBOLDS EXTRACT OF SARSAPARILLA--
IL teanses and renoyaes the blood nstls the vgor of
health into the system aud puIses out the huors that make
disease.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-03-31

THERE Is NO REMEDY FOR YOU so VALUABLE Az
i Extract Of sarsaparilla. HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT
SASSAPAEILA is highly concentrated, and has received
the endorsement t. eminent physicians, clegymeR
and statesmen of all countries.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-12
Arrived.

T. s steam transport Krnsinr'un. John p Hoekwr A.
Ing haarr New orleans Dee a. feri hoyA t
int, Tow ed into Pofi ROYAL ManGo from scwbes winch
was ho-, Of cosl Nh inst. Leonard j. tdvATi oo' pa
10 ed pfsonsr belonging 20 the steamer San" -i" orc
e. : supply steamer Union A. Vol Lieut. Com ta"
Couroy fr6rn the 2. Gulf Bloc tadinz Sqrudfon.
Steamship Courb, Barton. Havana tn inst ind'e and
ps.s Spoford Tlr-t0r Co.
Bnr a. A. Pli; to B'rrnudal frudi"u, bermuda Day
Ia ballast to Middleton Co -
Br. Martha Warrington ,oi Portland ~sud Saga j. DE-
with flola..e, 70 Miller Houshion Len bsA Fs'o Alo'
for New ioTk.
Bis Minnehaha (of Iislard Y 81 Douss's. Mi'amora'
IL dsy. with molas,es 70 J. y. Whitney Go.
Brig Hob,r Move tof New Hav"ul. Hoicht's Dsriasf'
ID dsyI with moss.-s 20 H. 1Tow bridges aons Lett NJ
vessels q, IL. n, p
schr Mary Jane (of :, Andrews b., Psrr,i Ponce r
r. II DAYS, mol4s,es and cotton sturgos Co. fais'd bns
L. w Armstrong going iu, Oh iusi ht ~ y. 49,
opmG Of vessel about foot oa, Of painted oaeA
len n q Am. vessels - 49,. y.p.t
g. 10Th inst near Loyds Neck sruct on shoai when
caused her O. leak badly.
VlND--At Sunset, NV.
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THE WEED LIBEL SUIT.
Disagreement of she J"r,
sIPnEMT COTET-ILN. u.


| This trial was commenced on the 18Th OF De-
eember and resulted to-day in the disagreement Of the
iurr The Luu,,ar OF days actually occupied IN The
trial including to-day, is %. Tie Cont room was
Jeusey crowded this morning al the hour Of opening.
waiting for tie jury who had been ont since o'clock
e.,4,,lav 10 come in Shortly after 10 ociock the jury
were brought H. and took their seats. 1he Ccrf after
calling the roll. said.
Gentlemen Of the Jury. have you agreed upon you'
verdict
Foreman (eith emphasis we have not.
The CoUrt--l Ou are not able to agree
FoIeman-No, .r.
The Courts there ANY probability III II
Toreman--NOt the slightest, thih..
The COuIt-IheTe il one branch oi this ease hnher
NV chang. whore confidently expected Va. Jifs HSh
be- able 10 agree however they should disagree III iefhiu
an the rest.
There IN bnt little responsibility le, 10 the Jury N re-
card 10 that part 0f the libc which charged MI opdyke
with bing Oh the committee. charged thhl uai was
unGinnded And set there is point where YOU pre-
ous instructions may lead you to dhaSree even upon
that and thar barely upon the question Of d"nages
n the rest Of course have nOiInr 10 say about; YOU
might disagree in regard to the rest shall ihief that
Won ore no, able 10 agree from what YOU stare
Forcmau-Sucb il nv understanding N conference
with nv associates on The Jury.
The Court-Nou arc discharged.
We understand that the jury at irsi stood seven o'
plaintiff aud five Tor defendant that Is 10 say I'VE Tor
nominal damages. Subsequently and until The Af ihe'
stood nine for Iuoc than nominal damages ana i've ou
81 the nine wolld have probably given about slOuO
Al lepyfl tle nine were willing to compTolni'e wul
IN, three for s2O--bni that declined. There were
we learn four foreigners the jury. one ~ whom wa
with the majority and Of The three "fo tioo1 out io
nominal damage w" were Jc"h'
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HoRRiBYE.-A Bridgeport man whose daugh-
Ear hItt, Years old has been insane for the last eight
Years last Spring pu, up little board shanty in the
gear Of his stable and put her in there to live. She las
remained there ever since receiving little care or At
Jcnoo and having no fire during sill this cold
weather One Of the selectmen, physician aud cti
zen residing in the neghboThood. recently PAID her
visit. They found her in state of perfect nudity VINE
on mattress OF straw with no covering whatever but
some coffee sacks and piece of an old sail.
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SAILED,

IAN IO-Hsze. Hudson. Oriental ta'AnG's
~ ui-rs-ksnpeb.c Lady Lang, f.tsif
sLip--l .ncral Mcclellan :. tockerei , 90, ,,-
RAIi.-P..Bc4o, Morning Star, h-hilp'' ''e'1' 'iN'
Princeton. . - 1T r,,-r,;.. G.
D. G-ery. Helena. Cubs ,,.. n .r.,
3 r. Javre. Alabama
Prom uuarhntine-ship.- Lawrence, fausmi
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cor Of Chambers, and II n. m, 1910, 81. and 10
D. m. From 30thst Depot, Z. and VI =. m, and
$40, &, aud lOf m, City cars connec with the
depot al 3oh.st., leaving ChaInbers-st. precisely
30 minutes before the trains leave from JJth'st
Sunday train from Goth st....,............... D. m
To Albany, by Harlem X. H., 2oth-st, 4th'av'' 10 a.
III. .'''''' .'-.'.' " :"
To Baltimore by the New.lersey L. r., foot ot
Courilands, and II M r. H.. and IL
midnight sunday. p IN
To Boston by New. London line, Pier so n H.
and S;oninzton line Pier 10 \. r.. daily tsunday
p. n
To boston by New-Hayen X. H., via Springfield
21h.st and 4il-ay ................bh ~ ana p az
To Boston by New Haven r. r., 21th-st aud fth'
av via Shore Line, l2l end p M Sunday p u
To Bridgeport by steamer Bridgeport, loot OF feck -,
To Buffalo and the West, by Enc Railroad loot
of hambers-st ......' ana ~ q IN. anu " :"
To Cleveland. o.. by Atlantic and Great Western
II. X via Erie Railway, foot Of Chambers st.: con
meeting with Railroads for oil principal cities Ill
the West, and............'.'. ''.'''.'.' p VI
To Grrenport a. m. tand on Saturdays p nj 20
Yaphauk, lslip, foTmingdse. Long Island oy H.
J. Rslroad from James'slip and foot OF Jith-st'
T.. w. IA
To New Haven, Hartford, aud sprinsheld-Steam .
ers leave Peck slip at. ........... 49, u p M
ard 4h.av. a. T. 8. lll a. m TT g. $50 y. aud p IN
To the West. bv Penus VI ans Central Railroad
from foot OF Courtllnd st., via Philadelphia, m.
and n IN. SundsyStra p m. from pier 2 "
p. M
To the West BY Central Railroad of Newt Jersey,
pioT ? n. r.. ga H. IL IN. and 800 p. M sun
CAV uan. - ,'.'..'' y "
Courtlaudi st., Z 10 sDd II M, II M, and6p.
and ~ midnight Sunday. p m
To Washington, by New.Jersey II. h.. foot o.
Courtlandts., and ii. =. M, 7 p m, and IL
For further information In regard Railroad Time Tables
see advertisements. in another part OF this paper
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,,.,,. Clos. a, rne Po.s.Dmc-.

70 80 H. M ........,................ y.
~, E,,,ors nv ,..,uer FRIDAY Jan. b.. u y. u
nor south Psclbe and Central Ainerha, hy steamer -,
Costa Rca, Friday Jan. los ~
For California, Orsgon, Washington Territory ana
Sandwich Islands. by the overland route, daily
(sundsys eyceptedb ~, h"o UP ""
North Mail (yis Hudson River X. r. through Mail -
and for Peekskil and lindson.. ..S m ana 81 D. |"
North Mail Way Mai teTcspt feessaul aud hnd,
East Mail (yis New Haven x. RI. M end u p m
ys, MAJ Nevr Haven Wsy),.....lt 2:2b and ~ p. m
Est Mai via N,vport and Fall Riverl..... p. IA
Sonth Mill M, ~ ~ urd 10A r. IN
mi. Railroad Msil....,..........5 and 1t p. IA
Erie Railroad Mail w syl.,........s q. and M
New.N ork Contra Railroad Msi............. r. m
''"" "a syo..et1 MISUNDERSTANDING q IA. sud ~ p IN
u-,s,; Railroad Mail 81 N
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF NEw-YoRK...
Cleared.

Steiner T.. c. knight Gallagher, rhiadephia '" I'y
lor L To.
shin 81 G.orse Coweu. New Bedford. q. Savoy Co.
Scir bergen Mos. Baltimore 4 Abbott
SolI H. n. Cleveland, Thomsi fort koya', j. A. ho>orr
ley.
s5Lr Gov Cony Protein. Port Roysi
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Corporation Notifies.
OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF TAXES AND
AaEssnKNfs No. 80 Chsmbersst.,
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS. - Notice i

NRvnORk jan o. 1000.
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS. - Notice is
hereby given that the Assessment Rolls Of the Real snd
Personal Estate the City and County OF New for 1853
will open nspection and review from and after Mon.
day January 1865 and win remain open t tine Both day Of
April 1863 tn. correction of and the
Of tho assessments Of the Aforesaid hos and Personal
Estate of the City and County Of Eew'fork- AL Hr'
sons believing themselves be ssgrcyed must make appes
ton during the PERIOD above
In order t. obtain relief provided by Law such appea
ton be made IN relation to the assessed valuation OF the Real
Estate he made in writing stating the ground oil oo-
lection thereto and hereupon the Commissioners shan eIsn
complaint, and IT, in their Judgment the asses,
eut erroneous they shall the to be corrected
such application be made in relation to the assessed vsus
ton of the Personal Estate the applicant shall be examined
under oath by the said Commissioner who shall be suthot
ned TO administer such oath and H. In his or their Judgment
the ss.emen erroneous they shall csuse the same TO ne
tho Of snch assessment ss they
bsey. to be lust and declare their decision thereon within
thirty day. after such application shall have been made TO
them No reduction shall be made by the Board oil super
Of any Res Personal Estate imposed uh
der ,h, act shall appear under oath or affirmation
that the party a-geyed unable attend within the period
prescribed for the correction Of Of sickness or
sb,snce from the city ,,
q. II. PURsER, J Taxes
CD WOODRUFF, J .nd Assessments
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BURGLARY.--A party Of burglars early on
"wednesday morning. entered tie tailoring cstabit ment
nj frederick Bidwsascr No. 2I spring ST.. and stole
goods 10 the amount If $500. with which ihsy made
1 Al cir
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OyyIcK SrREKr COMMISSIONER,
No. 257 broadway. !
TNO RACTORS.-Proposals inclosed
in sealed envelope indorsed with the title OF the work
and with the name u the bidder written thereon. viii be
ceved this Office until TUESDAY, January IT, 1853 a: III
Por dredging south side ofPier ~ North river.
For rebuilding the inner portion Of Pier a. North river
proposals. together with the specifics tions
and azrreuens De obtained hi. oceDated Stree.
Department, New. York, January ), 1863.
CnAs. q. CORNELL, Stree. Commissioner
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N em0randa.
spoken.

I. .bip Brl.evaior, ashore on the Outer aiade vase
pulled on Nv III tus Vim. Chaaneey CspL a''''
,g,xon md io~ ed to anchorage At the = W. sPi'
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Movement. Of Ocean steamers.
PusseuRers Arrived.

In ',nn,hip CO!rmbia from Harona-J Cobb and lady C.
II. Claie Nj. Bruce Miss Jones. W. Webb. II. smith C.
Monterrey, l.. Cabind, Mr.. MaFr Jsme. Bennett Cha.
T. T. Deesn, Miss Lspcycf. II. " Palmer Mr., Nan Hon.
Mr.. Starr Nils Clinton John M.on, Donago Gonacz sveA
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Dori- tOarocns Noiire.


M ~
PotT-WhHpEsr OyrCE, No. lni NAl'i.
y so, A 81 IN. ct "a, 81 Aprl H. 1867. entitled " An
A., a., RnorgsnDe tine sriens' Oce Of the Port OF ""
YosH 10 Al Der onf interested n or having chHtso o.,
.biet matte OF such inquiry. .rsnnApn or survey VA
th. oown. vessels under examination by tHe v'
.J., ap5 t.t tie said survey or examinations WI DC
,ornpeied thin ten days next succeeding. th notice on
board ,Gid ves.e.s: 49,
Shin Escort. ...........t..ssf s.''''''s'''
BARK - "a
Hsrk Constantine. go. - ~
Ban lrna .ss's.si "feP"hl'
Fan Warrington Butcber.Jsc woodruff
Buf Prince OF Nsss...-....,..... sss.s. : y" u.
Bag Sophie. ..s'.'sss''s.Ff, r ~
Erig { NJ. KryuOldi...... .......... ..'f orn'
Sen. Julia ra-r.......... 49,. ...... NH"'"ia
MfSTHORNE TOMrklNS, ttss.dsnL
Arcs FIYpRisLS. Secretary.
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p,iy F from Hayann for Boston. Oh n,t, on Bafatss
M CtoFan 9Th int lat 81 10 lon. Il ~ hence Tor ia
vsna 10 days out.
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Tn. .esn u, E-lefs ashore bach o. b.do 'I'snd w'n
IN the io. fore aud alt schooner J" ''o '''0 ""
Z Hook
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MINIATURE ALMANAC.
SurfRset.....T2l Sun Ssts....s - Moon Rises. 6O<
WATER TINS DAT.
s-ndy Hook..s.:6 Gov. Island. 81 Hell Gse.lol ~
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miscellaneous.

NOR SALE.-Ten secondhand CITY PAS-
L srNGEH CARS. For safe ch.ar Apply Hi>ecohd
ave Railroad D-po. cot. foity seeond. ana sfcohhnN
I LOCOMOTIVE LANTERNS, 20 and 23-iLch
4 R.f.ctot. Coal Oh Burners, FOR SALE by
W ~. TAILMk: No. 76 " Ham A.
MARBLE MANTELS.-A large stock always
vi G ready 10 srt up owcrJ price than ~ any oil'
,s,9b. i'm, D., fa the city 4 KLABERS Msn' NofAt'
NJ. lW is.' l"i'--i near 1ds'e, y. !. 'Wun' on
CIEEi~
- 4. .y stocs Of ESGLIsH STEEL must positively be
sod before the ~ Of .fsy nert, WE AXE NOW
PREPARED TO MAKE SALES 10
COZ SJMLES AND oIIiIi'S
MUCH LESS THAN The PRES
ENr COST OF IMPORIATION'
which consists Of Extra Best Cast, Machinery h"'f
Spring L., Gc equal 10 any make In this n't'b 'n'
WARRANTED.
d. LlTTLEJoHN CO., No. "a Ch6tt.
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ueSoins Cards. &t.

ALVIN. EVERDE.LL" SONS. No. 10A Full
~ tonst-WEDDING CARDS and FINE sTAlloNEhi'
IL stsbi.hed lsl5.l