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Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1865-12-22
or THE

The following is a statement Of the receipts
and expenditures for the fiscal year ending
June 30, 1865:
Balance in Treasury agreaa-
bly, to warrants, July ! =. S96,759, 800 i5
Receipts from loans applica-
bic to expenditures....:.~ e64,S6S,4gO Il
Receipts from loans applied
to payment Of public debt, COZ 1861 ,24l Is
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1865-12-22

Balance in the treasury Nov.
90, 1865, available, S2,573,66S Il
Deprecated funds in the trea-
sury, unavailable, 4l,032 90
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1865-12-22

Standing Committees of the House of
Representatives.
On Commerce -Messrs. Washburne of
illinois, chairman, Eliot of Massachusetts.
Dixon Of Rhode Island, o O'Neill of PennsyI-
yania, Longyear of Michigan, James Hum.
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AID for Chnrleston. 3. @.

cs hs Editor Of TIE ~ T. Titue
SIR: VIII you allow the undersigned to ap.
peal for aid for the Chareson sufferers through your
eolupnsf
The calls for help from Savannah and other places
Dave bccn so promptly ard literally responded to- snd
friends are working successfully for the Shenandoah
valley and Tennessee thai feel there are many also
who wou'd gladly contribute to the afflicted in Charles
Con- Accounts received om that city OF the suerings
pr al classes not exaggerated and the colored and
white, former saYc anu MISTRESS all willing Tecip
ents OF the bounty of Northern and women.
The opportunity has come for tie most magnen.
pon ieehng and aciiOn--a more blessed chance for
erue charity than has been before during the war
end We Anow that with the people Of these United
States, " 10 ssk Is 10 receive"
Sums Of money or dona'ioDs Of eny kind VIII be
shank received and safely 0rwaricd to friends In
ChArlestOl personally known IN the undersigned.
These friends viii impu Gly Distribute the donations
30 white shd colOred sufferer and they will be &C.
knov lodged on the receipt OF them Address Mrs.
Charles j. Dowen Baltimore Nd. aud Mrs. Pickering
Dodge, Salem, Mass.
Ssltfnors 4yfiI 3, 1868
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FROM she south.

BY the arrival Of tho Fulton we are in Nc
ssipt II Savannah. Port Royal and Charleston papers
Or which are, usual grateful % the Purser Ihe
Esws h almost wholly ofoeal interest .i.I' ro
The ease Of John Ryan, charged with run.
ning uds his pyesgty into the enemys lines
that they might be employed By the Rebel tsEenilen
was ~ b. tried In tie PfVvoSt Court ut Savannah on
Me day the steamer lett
Horse. racing In the public streets Of the same
civ was the subject Of conplasut IN T1s Sicotnah
E1sH Some Of Inc fast offenders md oyporuudty
70 cool their srdor In the guard hguse. 'r
I'll. Herald suggests, in view of the desira-
}ly II orw arding from Sayanns some sprt Of conti
luion 10 the Chicago Sanitary, Ear. that there are
very naay trophies Of the Revolutionary AID other
vsrs ana psepesss al tLs guns captured at
Yorktown be turbished MP, and duly forwarded 10
Chicago, whore It would be valuable aoqu4sition 10
Ne display.
At Port Royal, among 0iller improvements
tsntemplsted was that Of The demolition OF Barery
nsnter Coz, IL n sziA to lie s1ntimes tfonohbced
Siei 10 O'Clock D. m. " Hattty Buniar1 mat edfih,
WI beng situated between tie POrt Royal Hguse ana
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-11
Naval Intelligence.

The United States steamer Vicksburg, ar
rived this port SUNDAY. from Hampton Roads and
proceeded TO the Navy Yard She has been nearly
eighteen months IL commission. actively gagged
in blockade duty off Wilmington ~ g.. and In cruising
for runners and privatecs, also occupying prominent
part IN the engagements resulting in the capture Of Will
uIingtOn.
Her last duty was mp the Pamunkey River Va. In
cooperation with the forces Of Gen. Sheridan to pre-
vent the erection Of batteries on the bluffs.
She Is said 20 DO Of the most beautiful vessels Ia
The service and carries the formidable battery VI
100 FOUNDER. 30 pounders. 20pounder ell rifles
and one l2.ponud bowitzer.
The Vicesbarg is commanded BY Acting Master
Frank q. Osborn who entered the naval service on the
breaking out Of tie Rebellion and has participated in
the various engagements under Vice dmirai farragut
The fol owing is q list Of her officers
Acting Master Commandns Frank q. Osborn Acting Fu.
sign opd Ssiipa Master o. " Draoesi Acting Ensign and
Exofhcer, William H. Otis Acting Assistant Paymasri, j.
Henry Buckley; Acting Assistant Surgeon Thoma. w Bon
matt Second Assistant En ueer In chuge Jacob Bright
Henry Asrberson Third Assistant Engineers. A. L. Nsss
Levi Colt
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Movement- a, ocean steamers.
p,.,,rr.r. Arrived.

IN steamship Fni,on nom Pot ROY ll-L'eu, CO. r. G.
IA .orn Major q l. Hsieh, Cspts. w. H. ionson. J. W
aver r. 4. Foslcr, a Rowe. z. Peck Lieai. j. r.
smith v Chan, pin " Quinn NJ. Downie l.. d. Wheat. L.
Roe J. H. Meis. r. H. Itn,, 5. &; Wilson o. A. hsenfy
Ac, .sulg, D. pmae, surg W Randolph. Dr. W
Ws4onry do tjso NJ Hopkins ,W. r. Wi.on, 90 Asst
Paymns.r T. sIerwin DO, asst Eng w, Bsshe DO Ass.
AZ, Pr ayysrt vysido ACT. Ensign q. II. fsnsd Act
Pc ymrs.er A. NJ stewart Mise Saie Hall. Mira e. G. Tho
ne M,s Parker aud children, Mis Jane Parker hiis ~
L. p ,ter MI. Coori.s Mrs A. G Small. Mrs. Haywood
mad rha,en Mis-. a. Whttemorr blrs G.Diney M,s o..
A. Peters, Mr. o. Pe.sI- Nh. W tHp. aud ma ni T.
an.ley ehild and servant, Mn. L. boadnan MT h,h
,xr Eis. NJ Hsthaway, Mss ~ i. Euste Mi. NJ c",ns
NJ pn.,s,u Mi, 81 Guck Miss Fanny Buck, Mr. aud Mrs
~ I,nck and cidn en- sir and Me. w w. Wrght and
eIidfen, Mrs l.. r. IARoehe. Mr. j. L. hsn''oh' Ho
otneY. ..... '. ..N
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eRoCLAmATroN BY GOV. FENroN.
VII. Day Cor Thanksgiving Changed.

ALBANY Saturday, April 8. 1865.
roeLansfos St r. E. Fsnton. Of The STATE Of
Ncp- York.
Upon comforting with many prominent citizens
~ this State Friday, the lh inst the dry appointed
ey the President for the national ceremonies IN raising
the United States Gag ut Fort Sumter. was deemed a
eaos appropriate for thanksgiving prayer and
braise to Almighty God for national and
HE bright prospects Of returning peace and fsterna
harmony In Difference. however. to the wishes now
tnade known to Of many patriotic parsons represent
ing some VI religious denominations that the desg
hated dag be solely devoted the solemn observance
church services Reuben 4. Feuion. Governor of the
Btate Of New-York. do therefore amend my proclama
Zion and apart Thursday the 10th inst for the pu
POSES recommended.
In witness whereof have herruito set my baud and
xed the pvy ses Of the state the City Of Albany, this
9th day of'Aphl in the year OF oar Lord 1865. -
r. +. FENTON.
py the Governor GEo7GE g. HAsrrSs Pvst, Secretary.
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w..,.rn riee,ioas--Upi.n vietorie..

' lFrou The Illinois state journsll
We have the following additional election re-
farms from this and ofeTsstate IIoi. all sides we
have reports of Union yi,t0rles; lr
-,rr>i--rf r.. ILiItOlS LII. r
In Peoria township (peOTia County TIE Union men
slected their whole ticket (ih tne exception Of super
Sisor IN one wsrd) bv ma,nftes ranging from - o. 29
tbs township has Fialy gone Dtnoosaie i0r many
Gears past. 1.-..f -. - ... ,.,.,.,.
without opposition.
NoERrs, ~ April Sat our city and town election
aeld here to-day. the Ec2ubean ticket was eeced py
b good majority. ."rs
At the municipal election at the city OF Davenport
iowa on Saturday laSt. John J.. Davies. fepUblian.
Gas elected Mayor By iSq majority. TIE entire hoIuDn
kan ticket was elected the Democrats making no Op
SositioA, tho case being hopeless one ior them.
WISCONSIN,.
RytoYr via, April abr. w. F. Strong, Union.
swss TO-DAY rec ccte1 MAYOR OF BeOit =.
Mn OK WE. April 4-For the first time, the
Union uea OF the Capital City have aelieycda com.
sfsx. triunub sleetiDg L. W. keves Mayor, ny over
30 majority over I. IL. Briggs aud John Isey n'Dus'
Frsos1rxr over q. H. J;ovso. by over 100 majority.
fbe Cannon Council IL Union. The elect OF hlcii-
Uond's CAPTURE was dernor,bzlna :" the democrats
thsf thew could not fight with teir wonied vifor C
Eeo Bryants majority 200 IN the cIiy for Couhiy
Fudge and be is doubtless elected. .. =, c.
FROM Milwaukee, Ole VI tAe strongest h2n'0 Nop'
>srheadism in the Northwest and eAlch bAe no'
kiled a. give ailld Democratic ma5"rhy i"oElbs
From on TO 1880 for many years a osIhtfh s'Nfa
MET the Union Iepnhisin cst dIdBte iof Mayor WIS
elected on Tnesdayan event that probably never DO
ebre occurred Since u was city, -.
Tho result OF tho elections would seem 70 inuc,te
chat the same blows that knocked the byten our % tnc
HsbeliioA kiohDond have also knockh4 ths BOTTOM
Aet Of Copper headism. .c. fCuaa Irf|
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rrosre.. Of Recruiting In tho City.

The enlistment Of volunteers for one years
service Is longer carried on at the Park Barracks
But 70 confined to the hesdqsers Of the various P.o-
tost Marshnt the Inen obtailsd the Barracks are
only for the alar service The troable about obt
ing money have entirely ceased, and business
h therefore very brisk all the Offices Mt the Sixth
District we were Informed that % men had been oh
taned between the hours OF opening the Office and III
... a. 3D..
Owing to tho proceeding witt the dram during two
Asys last week the Ninth District obtlin.d but So
ben volunteers and substitutes. a good deal OF
trouble IL experienced Office BY no under
bake baud their bounty money to third parties
tn tie hope Of deserving and sharing the spols Two
buch cases oconrred las. week the men had been en-
bsted and he'd received their money. but upon being
scAd In quarters, were each detected in the act OF
passing ont $3.50 20 eonfederafes outside 'he buiding
Ehey had closer quarters and much less enjoyment over
bondsy, In consequence than they might otherwise
ksve enlo!ed. r ......-r
10 Is said that few Of The who present them
selves for acceptance ty the Provost Marshal are In
kisl professional thieves and piekpocke who not onS
Dope attain 70 the high privileges of jumper
bus also 90 drtYe q profitable business among their
eDo-tentrits. Bot " the way Of Tie t-ansgressor is
hard en-. LEI .. lt4e.a ... ...f.... ..t
OF the ether Districts tte following the figures
&C nearly as IL IVES p.s sihle 80 oltain them: ...
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DEATH OF ZBvAs BAHsuM. EsQ.--A wide


crce of friends aud aC9gsiHtsncer viii Tefett 10 read
the announcement Of TIE defth " cdEesday morn
inc Il Baltimore, If ZcnAs Birram. ESQ., l0ng con-
nected with the bOtf hot bore his uarie M tHat
city SIR B.was native NJ Pennsyvanin, md. We be-
heIe by Profession cyN cnginecT. He possessed iine
business capacities aud amer realizing handsome for
tune in tho management o! his AoisL be rcEqnsrd ~
10 devote his time, President. 10 the rea.sla!ion ~
the Baltimore Central I1ironu. tatk that he soon ard
ecc tualy accom- liisheh He also among the cor
hest ia connection with tho II 'ii. 4 mo, Kendall Mn.
II. Swain. esq and others ~ venture bis noDey and
time To- establishment of the magnetic ~legraphit
enter derived great ay nutage IRON hs excel
ju1 gment and faeHt N adapting Gete!s u Pct'
cal results His high INTEGRITY 81 purpose which, ns
President Of the pioneer hnc he Infused through al tie
ope. aiiops IL the tuslDesr ASA do muon TO com
mand that public confidence essential TO succers Mr.
Barnum was the fret President Of the pres
eut American telegraph COMPANY ara was IN
active Director IN it. well as Pr.s'dcnt
Of the old "Mcgneto Company" at NE
time of his death lie connected Win various I'M
pnoven1cits II, Via owi S,st0 aud h vireni and was
ever among the foremost 18th bis capital aud hs great
business Qualifications encourage ana ala every pun
l,c lDpToTepeui. w kssy t,u 81 - Inc.c orfhy
man. He was domestic IN bis Aaht- ald alruly uls-
posed 10 all iPhhhdrlphis Ledger ON
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I'll IL l[uyA ,YLNE4JL IEyUIHl.YIIiu sHdOf -WIc.
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, TUESDAY, APRIL II, 1860

o. s. steam trxs.pot Stephen Cloud. Eku. Fortress Mon
roe ~ hours. - U. s. A. q M. -
~ s. asa.po1i J. w Evsrm.n, Besston City Point
% hour.. with 595 Rehei priAoners 70 u . A., q NJ.
shp SOUTHERN Eagle tos Botpn flsgs, Cards. via Queens
town r. days coal TO ms.irr
Bsrk iivs tof Torua w ~ Berry, Nsrseslbo March a.
coffee bids &c to MAITLAND Phelps Co. Sailed in
psny with brig Msracaibo ior .sclY tork .,
Bark AlbeIiina IL Nassau ~ ~ o!msissd, Vera Cruz
Brig Aur (ofwini.of ~ g. B.,s cemarara n days with
sugar md nro'ssses 20 D. r. DeWolfk Co.
Brs Won Setback (MeotD ReiohcDtor Brush raysros ITO
days and days Gibraltar With ,sg. and 'o, 70 orf
Brig me Inc to isnrosth ~ s. Hssuabo, l. n Il dAys
sugsr ard uossses to MISTER. "a
schr Sarah Maria l. L. undeh, Biracos 10 dTs nui' 70
J. H. 4. Prar,all. .-
schr Sarah CLARK. Griffin, Boston for Phllsde Phis-
scbr Emma Flen Bffwer Hartford Tor Albany.
sehr N. r. Carlisle Schultz. Norwich.
Schr. Evergreen. bigciow Bottom.
Schr IA. w. B-uedict Gaze. Boston for PhNsdslphih
Sehr. T. Benedict, kink PToyinceiown fos fhiabelpnA
Sctr. X. VI. Wilson. ilu !. salem for Philade. ohia
Scar. A. HcnaIicksou. ClaGs, Providence.
Schr. Mary Novel; Chase, Providence for Eli-ssehPer
Schi = =. Cryckrtt. Presby Taunton.
Sehr. J &. Nl-f Bayles. Port Jefferson
schr. Saul. OF rnan. Cfowel Boston
sehr. y. ID. King NcCritter, Providence
schr. Ann :. Brown. F!sk. Boston.
WlND-Ai Sunset, Z. NE.
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arrival Of the steamer Hudson Saturday. throe fine
specimens OF Cape bnfilo-s bull COW and calf-were
received contributions to tho Central Park They
were captured anong herd Of cattle near Columbia
c.. By the foragersof the Fourth Division Of the
Fifteenth Army Corps. The forrrers Kept them IN
front 10 march from ColGm's 20 Ggldsborongh
where they given over 10 Maj Gen. MFgs md by
him were forwarded the Ceafral Fark Commissioners
They in excellent eoD9 tim and viii prove quite an
interesting ieatcfe al the Park.
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STILL ANOTHER uRMLEss soLDIER-Asroy.

IsiIISG STATEMENTS CoNCRRNHo WOUNDED MAN.
Mr. Alfred A. Strstton of jamestown. Chautauqus
County, N. Y. called upon on Monday. Mr.
5. is but ls years Of agc though very tall and well
shaped and has beeh ssodier in Company q of the
l47tb New York Regiment going TO the seat Of IN
August. lsG3 On the 18TH Of june in the engagement
before Petersburg, solid shot took of both his
above the elbow, and although for time great
sufferer. he has recovered from the wounds but is left,
Of course 10 q most unfortunate and dependent cond
ton. He Is at present at tho New England Rooms on
Broadway and would be glad to see his those
who are friendly toward him.
Mr. s. states that there four persons known to
him who have Suffered during the war the loss Of both
their arms They are: Plunkett Of Massachusetts.
Dunphy OF Rochester. y. Y. John II. Beary Of Ohio.
and himself lie further states that there 10 other
man on what there is left Of HIM uny be called "a
MANI who is still more entitled 10 the commisernton
ana charity of mankind than either Of the persons
above referred d. no being Pennsylvania soldier
whose name is unknown ~ our Informant nut who. TO
his positive knowledge the day when he him
self was wou-dcd suffered tas loss OF both arms and
boA legs and oAE EYE and is still alive to tell the story
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In the Fourth District, tho Thiri. Fiah Sixth and
Eighth Wards and III the Fith District the Thir--
isenth and Fourteenth Wards have Mt vet been drafted
There Is present prospect of proceeding in them
"a the PfoTost Marshals very busy.
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SHIPPING INFELLIGENCE.
PORT or EEw-YORK........ APRIL 10

.... .. Cleared. l.l f.,..
ss.sn'bp City Of Port ~ Prince. cari' Fort
steamer John r. Thomson MsKsis, Baltimore '" paiifh
4 Co. III
steamer Oceanus Yopnzs Hilton Head, Charleston &C.
Biz Prairi. Rose, Lit sdeld Fortress honroe' u w. hu"
Brs Ami. Collins Smith, 81 Johns, n. y A. saihhers
Scfr Ellen II, fiis Plilsdslp "a H. b. bacielt Son.
schf. Carolina Hall. Doughty Gsosstowr' ~ ~ o'Ne'
sehr A. J, Russell -, Baltimore, ". g. Racket ron
schr. Mary wilson, Henderson,. Provines'own' h'"e'
seSr Atlantic (Br) LoekhArd Hsussport, N g., A. smith
sslr a, D. Foss sarksr Fotrrss Monroe l.. Kenny.
sehr susan h Mary. II I'll, RockL~ad. w. 5. Bro~akSs
ashr Forest. Hoe klsnd, ". - Brown Ca. =,
s.a. m,r Mel imend Baisr, Beaufort, u. D. y NJ
SeLr J. NJ Laws, Sbute, Philadelphia T. I'D 81 .If
sioop Clue. Sorco.t, fsn River; ... .... 30 81,
n 40 - 81 '-' Arrived. - 80.
II g steam transport Fulton. wot,On. Port RoyL April
IN mail. and BASS 10 u. y. A U ID.
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party of oulrhs in the Uniform of the Unite
States entered ci zens house at Charleston and car.
ricd there from all the valuable Of its contents but
they subsequently, arrested aud proving to b. OF
gang OF deserters securely locked up for examine.
ton.
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yyerliy R~perr Of Deaiias

In the City Of New York. from the I'd day VI Aph to the
..-. . . Iotl DAY q AIrh. lSA a.. .rfn.I .a
Men. JOG; women 81 beyI 1866 sirl', i2lt0t.l fsi
adults iss; chldr III ralss, 2c2, foniAss 2oa, col
or,d PERSONS. g. ..
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MINIATURE ALMANAC
s,, s;26 SIM srt......s, "a Moon rises Iiifn
tlga WATER This DAT. - =.
ssudy Heck. 7s+0 Gov Island S:3lm Hen oats''iVo'
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Trayelers' Guide.

To Albany. BY Hudson r. u. from fn .. Depot.
and M .hd . ", T. ana ~ M ,,, Ss ~.
tws.n Chamber. aud as'h-t-. stniion.
To Albany. ~ iiuirH X. H.. nah al, Hhav- 10 -
To B.ltin,ors. BY the sew Jersey 4. r.. foo, Of
Coari amt T.. add ~ a ia : g. H. snd ~
mi an.,o :, Vs.; ",;on line Pr On a.
Norwi-il y in- Pi.r - \ H. Nsfrtre I'm. Pr
I'm. r.. -,j .;8uiu.ton lia- Pier il ~ ,d'y
q ndsy sscer'sdi. 800. p I"
To Eosi0n. bs haven H. q, We 'iH'n fh"ia.
I.h-sr AID Sih'A'; 49,; $3.50 ga "a
.y via SLosr Liue. Ia md D. IA hinda,.;... p a.
10 Bndcpor,, b. 'ranc' hrdssp"f' ioo' OF rex =,
1. aIs,S ~. We ~ M snI
To Cleveland Ga by Atlantic rs o'r-i "''''ah
urcilns ~H.a h.iro.t. iH -. gs'r..i~- S''''- "A :
the Wr.t and ....'...t.s y o.
r. 1ir-enports "a ~ t.rdon sa urday- ? 20 70
YAphsnt. islip. tsrIriag dao. AfuE leland py l.
y -. ...'.............s. m snd .. m
eler. Monday wedne' day and tndiI loot OF
Hsr.99.t Mn Ia .,..s .ri-5iss;i
To ~ S, rcsy Iii' sai s"si = "a IL IN
"a sf..s "a IN = To- lei p ~ ~ and p
To ,is Wet by Pennsylvania Crn'fsl kflrood.
from E,ot OF Cgyrlaid =. wa Phi sda'Pp.a. AIn
s,S e ~ en-" 49,, ', a.,rc:d Of N.w.Jcr.ey
,iA A lrn,ow,,. from pirr ~. H.. n ni. " tn
ard as 2. 9Hndsy tnin'. :
To Phisir phis.by sloane Jss.. oyi GUY ,uh'
dsvs eae. p,edl nom foot Of Wallet brooklyn,
oo1i,r.ths At ron Monmouth Nth tran. Tor
~ pg, dsp,,, ~ eSjer.ey isfirosd loot %
lCogrthndi.s. T. ~ aud ~ a NJ. u a.. ahdop
B.. aii midnight SprdAF-. ';...'.,.'.' y y
To Philsdcipht pr Railway add SirsmDo.' ,ln.
d.y. -see ,-dj W. { snifen md Anb"y from loot
Of bHehy7,, o. u. IT,.
5iy 'Ssg ri 4; f5oi ofRoh.oa- r. ..
To Rcd bank aud Lous Branch. by steamer tsse. =,
daily. from pier loot Of si"H@>ti Hi''...F'''' ~ y
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Mr.. FooTR.-Alr. II. 5. Foote appears to be
in good health and tolerable spirits having innngurated
the practice Of issuing daily bulletins CONCERNING him
self from his "seqnes,ered' apartments in Eldridge
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Goruo:atiou Notlrcs.

CROrON AQUEDUCr DEPARTMENT.
- 10 CONTRA TOR 5--separa'- Sealed Proposals.. each
a. breed with l OF n g work r which Il msy he Of
eTsd II ibv oiicf aud tee date Of "a preentsio
vii Dc received al this pihfe uH II o'clock e. ofIuuKS
DAY April 49, The sans 1csh ~ the following street I'm.
ItCyeIrnt,, viz SEWER Ia fof'y thrd ST, between
lelnsion and ourLaypur. SEWFRn Forty siI street,
from fryru; 30 - et vast Tenh avenue SEWER
10 .y sscpd9.rret. b.iwr.p sixth and SVEN ay1n-s
SEWER Ia One uldfrd sni .uty nth stlret from tinb
avnns AMI .rnTt Marhsia street "a Tenth sv.hue
CROS5WALk from soG-eust conet OF filY niutA-stre-t
an, BroadWay the junction of Bo3aray and Esh.haye
nue. aid COBBLE stone PAVING ID Hammond street
from West street. To Thirteenth avenue.
Specifications AMI forms of bids be- obtained on appea
tioI to III. Contract CLERK a. ibis office. ID.
THOMAS STEPHENS, } Croton
ROBERT l. DARRAGH Aqueduct
A. ". CRAVEN, DDopaTtmont
Cs1o~ Croton Aqusl duct D.Itltnisn,. April ], laSl M
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TuB oUorA or JERSEY CRY F1IEp.-Mayor

Cleveland of Jsrsey City. Photographed from Washing
Saturday evening that the quota Of Jersey City
hid been filed and TIE Provost Marshal was notified
MAYA hon drafted.
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pcrt-War0rns' Notire.

STATE OF Sgv-YoRx Z
PoRr-WARDrss' Owes No. iot Wali-s..
NOTICE is hereby gwen, in accordance with
section n the act passed April II, 1857 eutef IA
Act to Rsoryae thu Wsriens Office OF the Port oi New
York" all pr'ons Interested Ia. having charge Of the
subject matter Of snch inquiry examination survey that
tie following vessel. 40 under examination the Port
Wsideus and that tho ssi OF nuii1ns VIII os
completed within neat succosds ts no1ics on
bosIJ SAID vessels: 49, -
Ship FocahOn'ss. ........ nnfDle ladL
Bsrk Jnsiirisoih Won fesrcse''''''''''Emprs'
btrk May W llbtr.........s.'ss".''.''. u r. ~
Drg Ocean Belle. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT hetbIs.
bfig yeni
bll. Theodore Il julie. T.. n
MINriORSE TOMPhiNs. fissident
Arcs HgRHfxAs. Secretary.
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NEPTUNE STEAMSHIP cos LINE.
y DAILY FOR PROVIDENCE DIRECT

- DAlLl TUX ftONlDENtE DlhECI.
Consisting Of the fohow and SPLENDID stesmersi
ELECTRA, Capt. j. w. Nye; 0ALATEA. Capt w. =
Jonesi DCEAEUS, Capt s. Crowel
tue Of the above magnificent eers W.T. leave Pier No
~ NoI,h River foo, Of Robipsons. Daily sandsys e.
cepteul at O'Clock p. tn.
~ Connecting at Providence with 7:aS O. Train fss
Boston. ...lI I..nYE
4 r., Freight taseg Of Propeller Rates. I'D, ....t
LIZ '-se stssmers their arrer9pTenee
for coiuo sd ssAy Of and their fscies
the transportation Of FreSgnt- ....,. ..
- PASSENGERS retiring for the p.ht drrbsl
m thew arrive Providence. at hour rsry
eup. sas Of dessdl in the krss accommodation TO
Boston.
Tor rnfonsascu In eeard to frezh te, sppy ISAAC
ODELL, (,efsrsl trsi-hi AgFn, Pi,r NO n, ~ r.
Ror Tickets statcroons o. Berti,, Apply 70 w NJ Ed
WARDS Dsnes.l Ticket Agent, Pier No. ~, North River