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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1865-04-21
The following is Gen. Lees fare
we'll address to the Army Of Northern
Virginia.
Head Quarters Army Nothern Va,
April 10th, 1865.
GENERAL Order No. Q.

April 10th, 1860.
General Order No. Q.
Alter four years arduous services
marked by unsurpassed courage and for
'titude, the army Of Nothern Virginia has
been compelled to capitulate to oyerwhcl-
.minc numbers and resources.
need not tell the survivors of 80 many
battles. who remained stead
fart to the last, that have consented to
stbis result from no distrusts ofthem. But
.ho,iins that valor and devotion could &C.
'c0rnp.ish nothing that would compensate
for the loss that would have attended a
continuation OF the contest, have det.
iermued to avoid the useless sacrifice of
I tose whose past vigor has cndeared them
20 their eountrymcn.
BY the terms VI agreement officers and
,mcu can return to their homes, and rema i n
there until exchanged.
You will take with you the satisfac-
lion that proc d, from the ccpsc:, usness
.at ;uty faithfully pc formed
| ruesty pray that a merciful God
will cAtcui you his blessing and pro,ec.
ton.
With IN increasing almi alton of yours
'son>iancy aud devotion to your country.
ami grateful remembrance of your kind
aul generous consideration of myself, |
Lid you an aiectionatc farewell.
Signed Il. T.. LEE.
General
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1865-04-21

II We can sum up the war-news OF
this week thus
Our forces occupied Mobile on the 9th
instant.
The Spanish Fort was captured with
5000 prisoners.
Three hundred guns were captured in
Mobile.
"lhe garrison fell back up the river on
gunboats and by way OF Chickasaw Bayou
Gen. W ilson has captured all of
Roddy's command"
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1865-04-21

DRAFTING SrorpED.-We understand that or
ders have been received by the Provost Marshals
in Portland and Belfatt to'discontnue recruiting
and drafting, and to discharge all drafted men
who have not been sent forward. Probably the
same orders have been sent to Provost Marshal
Low, who il now at lionlton, engaged in the ex-
animation Of ai'cI r4en il Ia, potion u no
Distri.t.- fqfe3
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1865-04-21

Recruiting and Drafting 10 be Discontinue
Restrictions on Trade to be Rcs,ov
cJ
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About 10 o'clock man rang the heil.|
! land the call having been answered by al
1colored servant, he said he had come from
3Dr. Verdi, Secretary Stewards funil,
Z physician, with a prcscription--at the
1 Same time holding III his hand small
! piece of folded papcr-and SAYING, in ans
liver to a refusal, that he must see the
eSccutarv, as he was entrusted with
aparticular directions concerning the mcdi
scine." lie still insisted on going up, al
Though repeatedly informed that no one
acould enter the chamber. The man push
Fed the servant aside, walked heavily to-
award the Secretary room and was met by
EMr. Frederick Seward, of whom he de-
amauted to see the Secretary, making the
asame representation which he did TO the
sservant.
\ What further passed in the way OF
ecoloquy is not known. but the man struck
Rllim on the head with a billy. severely in
Suring the skull and falling almost sense
Sicss. The assassin then rushed into the
schamhcr and attacked Major Seward, Pay
Hinastcr L. s. A., and Mr.. Hansell, Messen.
Eyer of the State Department, and two
Emalc nurses, disabling them all. He then
Brushed upon the Secretary, who was lying
Him bed in the same room, and inflicted
athrce stabs in the neck, but severing, it is
Mthought and hoped. no arteries, though he
Ehlcd protuscly. The assassin then rushed
gdown stairs. mounted his horse at the door
fsand rode off before an alarm could he
Esoundcd and in the same manner as the
aassassin of the President.
n 1t ia believed that the injuries of the
ASccretarv are not fatal, nor those of either
Slof the others, although both the Secretary
aand the Assistant Secretary are very seri-
sIously injured.
4 Secretaries Stanton and Wellcs, and
Eother prominent officers of the government
gcaled at Secretary Stewards house to in
;3quire into his condition, and there heard
GOT the assassination of the President
sThey then proceeded to the house where
B he was living exhibiting, of course, intense
Aanxiety and solcitude.
& An immense crowd was gathered i'll
,sfront of the Presidents house. and a strong
Sguard was also stationed there, and many
spersons evidently surprising he would be
drought to his home
y The entire city tonight presentsa scene
Aof wild excitement, accompanied by vio-
3 lent expressions of indignation, and the
Sprofoundert sorrow. Many shed tears.
4 The military authorities have despatch
He'd mounted patrols in every direction, i'll
Eorder, if pos ible. to arrest the assaSSins.
HThe whole Metropolitan police are like
nwisc vigilant for the same purpose.
y The attacks both at the theatre aud at
ASecPctary Stewards house, took place at
gabout the same hour (tcn O'clock thus
sshowinga preconcocted plan to assassinate
!, those gentleman.
\ Evidence of the guilt of the party who
sattacked the President are i'll tile posses
I sion of the police.
B Vice President Johnston is in the city
aand his headquarters are guarded by
sstroops.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1865-04-21

TIE President Dead-Hs Murderc,
Knomn- Condition IF Sec'y Seward ana
Son-One Of the -ASsassins Traced t.
Baltimore.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1865-04-21

New York, April II.
Areport from Washington states that
theatre tonight, and probably mortal.
wounded
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1865-04-21

aShinglon, April 10.
Tie'Pf lent and Mrs. Lincoln did not
start for theatre until 8 O'Clock.
Speaker Golfax was at the White lIouae
at the t,uc, and President stated TO him
that he was going although Mrs. Lincoln
had ma. BEEN we'll, because the papers had
ANNOUNCED that Gen Grant aud they were
to be present, and ~ ten Il rant had gonc
North, he did not wish the audience 10 be
di appointed. He went with apparent re
luctauce. and urged Mr. C0llax 10 go with
him. but that gentleman had made an ott-
cr engagement, aud with Mr.. Asl.man OF
Massachusetts bid him good bye.
NbeH the excitement at the theatre was
nj its widest height, Yepagts we're circu4at
ed that Secretary Sewafa had also been
assassiuated. On reaching this gentle
mans residence ereWd and HiiiitalT,i
guard were found nj the door and Oh enter
ing it was aseertqiHed that the reports,
were based ON truth. Every body thcro'
was 20 excited that scarcely an nttlligHie'
word could be gathered hnt the facts are
are substantially as follows;
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ENCgtRSsOys.

ElNilNG BANKS-EARLY TRIP-SIX
h,ui' ,hnc steamer iRitNtA SLNMOt H.
HuhaaN Nut E,ti Psh s., y. A.. q. Broome ~. .
ieeh Sil", % ,'nS,on e, y. Ri; Per s -.
THE STEAMER ". FLETCHER WILL.
make an ozcur'ou ~ the Cho,cr. n nj IN Su,, .
da,, Aus. .ith 4 hsnt ,ngnseI ior t,c aS~a.io,
~ As;fs J.. The ficauhoN' via rr.k, tir fIi1riur
l'hd,nss fwon' = "a M, ieck Zip. ~ ,lsv At ,
~ - = re v " ~ O. sd
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MEDICINES.

CONGRATULATIONS CAN
- Gers 'an nov he radically eItcrmiuNted aud n
sure Cuc effected without the uf tho intic NH,
rtcipr va obtained " great eSponsc t,uin an oil
ihniHh chhi. t'r her particulars inquitr NJ .lsI
iuN'"h ~ fth doof hfO" hans ~ 82l
ERANDMOIllEES tORN KILLER 81
- can't see IL - that was the remark be- made -h.u
he ras looking for hi. corn, after having spplsd
bi1ndmothet's Corn Killer. After usng this pfepA-
atloh lh9rougl ~ yoa viii neither nor ee your
cotlt. For sale by all dfurritts Pr &C hity ceuts
pcr bottle. Agents wanted. address g. a. FIkE
ION lEN hlhloh /" ls1
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rl.STS WANTED. MALE OR FEMALE,
y y sci he Lite Of Abraham LINCOLN" peopi.'s
ON. NdiIos u. u. AZ s5ELl { co, putlisho 70
's'H', Nls' a.
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SEWING MACHINES.

WHEELER & WILSON'S SEWING MA
w chimes 10 lct o. aiE,A ave, between sith aud
5th ss. -,
w dIll...scl ,i,.rf.H,.,.ug murbir, ID. "a, IA
ncNs VIII D" roll ~ lpoe r'ft. J, applied los rOuu
d'c,todb a hsu ain. Apply At ~ t,e.tsi,n Souuc,
win fc w. kt1 gtt cllts lupA 10 cat or lcil. ~
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avn SEM ENTs.
RARNuMs MUSEUM AT WINTER GAR

DARNUM'S MUSEUM AT WINTER GAR
~ DEN
CO., Broaiwsy opposite Bond st.
Every Afternoon ats Ey,nins At *
The very ladshable pautyuime u Mousieur
DlCHALUNEAJ.
FIGHTING GIADIArOkS ny THE TAIIEEN
BROTHERS AND THE NlCOLO TROUPE
Fancy and Comic Dances b. Mrs y SHELL, Mis-
" n n,.ppnTsmN cnn u H. ,:n
THE FEARLEss IOUl H--lOJ NC NiCOLO,
oS iHE PEklLLI az FL \ IN IRApELE.
NAMiOTH FAT WOMAN, Noshing % pounds
NOVA SCOTIA GIANrESS, over ) ieet hIgh,
ClRCAssIAN FANlLN,
DOORS OPEN AT O'CLOCK.
Admission 50 ceut1.; Children under tn, 10 cent?
fargue .to aud BIcony, 60 tOnts. liz
RLAlR & ROOME'S NEW YORK Mis-
ttcis vll give one OF their fashionable coace {,
~ MOI Hail, Gfeenpoint, Thursday evenins, AIs.
"a a. 'atmanivilIe, Aur. 70 h.
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WANTED.

w ANTED--A FEW Girls TO FINISH
w ladie' motocco shoel, 81 ~ Nese, IT, upstNu'fs
WANTED - GIRLS WHO ARE Coon
32d It. 10 -
WANTED --5 GIRLS FOR FINISHING
w p1nts by the p.cc one operator AMI one press.
er at l. pcon 81. Broodyn Cal TO- darS 20
WANTED A TINSMITH, EXPERIENCED
In al! the branches sne coIpe.saL h N.
NVANTED-20 GRANITE SToSECCT.
" teIs. A?py az NOoRHis ouasy, too: 1T,
\NANTED-A BoOTSiAN on CUSTOMER
w wors. d : Bona It, ookvu. II
WANTED-TWO GOOD LASTliH~ on
sANPsON. 20
\NANrED--A GIRL TO Run 4 Brlili0c
~ in'chine, 20 sUo warn. De-. Inquire 81 J.. =.
LEA 'N's' Gas Biius. ASuei1o'o,y' 40 Merer
WANTEn-A GOOD nat TRIMMER AT
Of Obi IT.
WANTED-AT 42l BROADWAY, GIRLS
Arr l| ,ss .ri. al'G flr. NE and fg 9a
NIANIEp-lU Shelf IRON WORKERS,
", Cn.y ,sooi hands need sppy, b, CAN ~
SLAnE ~ B.oad way, Up stair. 2C6
WANIEp-.JrERATURS On WHEELER
" " o. mseh n's to make shirt I've ,us.
/ -.. " ''''i''' - WV i''n ~ hFHF YIN we. To
l" ANrFp-GlHlS 10 LEARN 10 MAKE
w psIcr ioN nc T. e.. " ". G. SONS Som 'a~.
tor, No Is thr sttcr', near fan sioft 81 I.hsfai
we VIII paid.
NNANIIU--A HARNESS. MAKER THAT
" u1i"ri inr' 90 = 1g p.a,u faddcs, and , toy
| iotttch q Nntt ave.
\NA\IGD-5 STOVE PLATE AND TWO
" PIP monlicrs; 40, two soye uolutcrs. con-
stant tmr ovmeui s'v,l and hi'hcst wAg pad.
Mono but sooi ~orfmcn meet ap?r. Enquitr at gi1
N.iei ~, OF az the Monitor Iroi. Work. sing s NJ.
NJ. 4. G.. BLAKSLEE d co.
NiANTED-AN INDUSTRIOUS WOMAN
ne holsekecpcr TO- tercnelt Lou-. App.y a.
Observation-Disclosures AND HAR.
~ nc's ater, Apply At the co.. iGth ~. sud ~
! l+ Ia he -t4so Office l.
w A. NTEpnA JOB rINlsnER. AT
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EDR SALE CHEAI-THE STOCk AND
u4tIie, ot rroo, - aud variety store. now doing
q oud nu. .ne.s. Can iOi d.. AZ loJ h.. ~, QUE
door iiOH. gth -. lgg
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|, FEW GOOD HOOP SKIRT MAKERS
NauieI--Aiso rirls tn learn Who are perfectly
,hlt 20 .'ve ok tsys line. Apply 10 s. 1. q \. I.
N f.F' 81 u oaiwas. cor Waller 1t so
\ kTll lCIAL FLOWFRS-WANTED 100
/ hHn'G also sovo a. blan,ue A. rose makes and
nj To- r0in n. Cool prices ard steady work
'As. WILL q Co. 81 li'lc4at e. slS
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GESnGse. gls slNu..,s.

a ELini AND CDNClUSlVE TEST on
am 1,spCr.irs ot llomtois'. ilud vtr.ct Hurht
|hi lt con piriiou w.th thosc a.; forth In III,
United STATE. Uisutuiatntv. ms
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HOUSE, AND LOT Il WALwORTH ST,

- Brooklyn, ,ug a.; house has nine tooms plent
OF closets sud dIF~"s, GOOD cellar, good murLia
mshtltsi ncaf ptlluis Windows TO she noor, piuYzs
mont aud rear, blinds Ia all windows laaencut,
strained, wafer aud wa, anil fixtures la every room
NE very convent, ut, near Dohalb ave Titlo per-
h't, terms cay; price vcry low. To ho t,Ou tiy
une; ten save possosslOl II wanted. IuI1ne Of r.
I LIAIM N. ON tho pIniuIanh
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I'VE HOME BUlLDING COMPANY 0FlEg

Tor sale 10 mechanics. cCtkh and Others los
tlclr own occupancy, siz two story brick nuiseg on
North 9h A. betN ecu 81 and ID II, Wiliamstnri.i,
within ulnutc, ak OF the Grand p . ia.rv Ihe.r
houtcs are de-itno1 or occup iou ~ pa rtn ir,ni.
re- aud wiz le finished sept lhll Prize d o.
inr pittculufs npul (liter intpoctiOnl TO ". LII
lN'e House, ith avenue. mo
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SEaEs'a'gT

DASSAGE FROM AND TO LIVERPOOL
4 and lsudou- T. tlIo On Back ~ iiI, con
liyeryoo- uo CrLTlNArOR Sal, o. Au.r.. LIZ.
For London r ". III sos, rail. on Aus .',,
Tor !aHa,t apply " WILLIAMS ct los. +1ru pa
-.
STEAM TO QUEENSTOWN AND LIVER.
OFOOL.-sCOll AND sailr on ssturia'. A.s - 10
Cabin pa age ~, steersEe $50 PAYABLE "a g.
way. ga
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buruu IL Inc great lluurtic. illLNBOLD',
loiclntrat1d iNtiart Sar-lolrI.ls l. the gt,a IS COL
ihnnrr Both az prcpttcd according 10 tulrt AZ
lhe may aud chemistry, and are Tie most acthg
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coal.

COAI-WE ARE NOW DELIVERING THE
" hest quslitv Of I'd ash Locust Mountain, L,hilh
G1d U'Ler coal at the lowest InHINet price wen
screened. Fuil weight guaranteed. NJ A,DUNALD
q AA,kNOI, 20 Nest Ztth st, be-. y,u uud 9th
y. nln.. ~.
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no CARRIAGE MAkERS-WANTED 4
l. painter Apply to M. ca RILEY, u East 18Th st,
\. I. ~
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SEAT AND FAEM.

. COZ NIEN SEAT AND FARM, %
ltrcrcs, II miles ON Ions lsland acrss vuou fla,
ate aud new ~ snrv houfc, .CNl2 larre toou,,,
barn q tv ~ acre. corn. - Actc- potatoes . cot
tA'r-, hay, re aud burA wheAt, hofsc, 3 WAGONS 3
-, "pigt DO, - mics from depot l.. l. Road.
new iyA4 January, minutes nom DEPOT. Terms
ea',. ince >tton T.. HEGLlO, IA Ceiire ct. roi
al, los tss,uu ANY time. ~
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FOE, SALE AND 70 ,.yr.

4 BARGAIN-FOR SALE-lF SOLD THIS
Ageck a house aud lois IL Moodhaven Tor 5000
40 los $40 ~ 20, psyabie monthly. Apti, q,
iliillf SPENCER, Of johnson Al, NEAR Br.ute a..
hTopkyn I'm tltr evening ghJ
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HOMO MALE AND NJ MALI COTTON,
AoOO linen sud woolcn pa'r and hucy vea.
'ers' vet fax spuuots toigr., yin.cr', spoilers,
fpendcrl, bcamcis ffaur tud mule n Clf and tolt-
'ae ~an'' :, tor New Nolk kHtt" isuud N'~ llHlnp-
snare and Massachusetts sue.' Wsao. pas passage
Tree; giso % good wOOi sitrls thi- ca no
per Sees; start Satnrdar sad YolH.y um the Cot
ton, Linen aud Mooliru l,Wr.o m'ut BIr,"r, .
Nht.hall street, oppO lie Chte hiflth. lpiA
WElfLEN, AGENT. ~
2OOO GOOD CLOAK MAKERS WANT
cOOOed lIlghe-t miet, pad .u eoO1 h'nda
AMY this DAY al ALlEN BEOIhEIar ,,4 Blosd-
R4y. 3i3
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pEIcE GtnrCED TO II rrE Bon
"a. ukEAf ENGLISH

REMEDY iOE GOVT ANp EpEl NATIsM
Al tufHl'r. tlum the shove Dpi4p. uuIs. slther n
80 cnt ur long Ftau-iur alt a viteu tO usr B.AiktS
hout and Rheumatic Pm ihe can hs ioiiea ~
on az tur most $50 Had cicctuA remedy ty ! nflil
rt - t'r uIhc, and have rren universally u-od IA
turrIr .or many year, with the Greatest -, &c =
IcnAtrd IN fL.i,Ad -. lEDt = g HANS Ant. md
sold ip W Ellis T. 90, 10. 10 frnfklIn II, Nov
orb ant Wost ofhcr medicine ycldetf
lie. aH'-tt'- toinmisiorers have nu'horiyCd
n" name aud uddfCss 81 THOMAS PPoi y
..J rand, l0n.uu,' 10 Re inipreff.d upon ths 90,
,rnn'nt stamp aihNed 10 eacn box Of the gonnins
i.t4cln.. IIs
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rAVENss- rsAvAs.

NEW YORK SAVINGS BiNN, CORNER
oi l'th II sui b Do re; ora lu. tom 60 % e.
NJ; MeHnrr AYE GII sG,u,da rom t1, a, &. ~
nrr crai iN ~ ass 90 ron tu'r ltrut tAA Joe
putia s,sae on % hcD-, SEPT. l.i Nu dIs~ mt eat
Jol tIal da,e. mos. Gnt,Il, Pres. H. IL.
hull sec. 80
THE NATIONAL PARk BAN X
or NtW YORK
CAPT AL. S2eNtU'. 70 EflI S......sl 2RCcu.
Aha. BtnE viii .~ue Ceti.irtr- %. n, past eAiiug
inter FL. on lavOriu lcIus. j. b.. WORTH tuAii %.
Sew Nurk, Aug. ~, l1j5. .iG
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. G-PANGLLRS WANTED $50 70 WORK ON
- woven tk,rts; uor' hpt experienced banls n,-d
l.Ic ~s.r Munlial.0s,, 10 Mest sgth a., tc' i.h
~. 0Iu Ayes. aIL
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CRANBERRY, ERU1 AND TRUCK Lnnds

10. safe. livupi lv chance. GIist mil property
nhd 10 gc's OF crsnl cay and fruit land G, mbnel
L"cN'd At Tome River, y. j.. ~ miles IRON New
! % Ter il'. Jaw are STA kdtan LAY L. H. IoInInu-
hcf 'oh t'lcc rfr ta,. ArVly 10 ID. H. ROSS, real
esiA.c aec1t Tome Livcr, NJ. 4lg
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'-AJES-T MAKERS -- OPERATORS on
y 80" o. ~ .'ll.cs wanted. A.2y to THOMAS
on u. o. limo .f
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rTlFlllAL FLOWER, ROSE AND BID
'usseI' ~snted, at as Broadway, COZ. walker
~
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sSHAITkkED CONSTITUTIONS REST0E
Yea by iiELMBOlrs EAuact Of Buchu. aL8

Gun CHOLERINR REMEDn THIS WELL
- known uirlicinc fOr the cute of D.arrloea Dv..n
tEl tnLulr, Lolic srd all ion-'nci4 o. TIC bos@is
erl he ln"eu.ed only o. no pu'prct"r, ~ ~ south
second sdetI Millamsrurgh. Price - ueui- ~
buitle. uu
'B'HE GLOiH Oh MAN - aiRi Mill
n b. zone, the neryou aud Ge Undated u.,Nt,u.
" pld'> ENRtACt liuclu. a':
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EoR SALE-AT HUNTERS POINT. l.. l.

blocks ~ tu ter one Org house and lot,
hni.o 2. ~ 20 filled in with brlc shor In Ode rp.-
nto' lbOl. Apply " WILLIAM NEisUN. lat.
4h ana bih fs, W cs ave, Hunters Point or corner
"' -"th -. AMI lot ave, grocery store. !yf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-21
Tho New Hrnzii sicnm,hiy Line.

On The 2-ti inst. the steamer Costa Iaca. Of
30 tans burden VIII leave ths port for RIO d. tncru.
being tie pioneer yc..-l q tie ueH Aur between the
Ul.t.i states Dad The Empire ~ Brazil. Tic Costa
I,lca W.I touch eu route ~ - Thomas W. J.. Para.
Pcrnlrlhuc1 and Latia. II was The iltrnton o. tls
D'F Company 10 have purchased t-c iron steamers
NDtu.4c ald Mississippi Tor Ills hnc bui alter
careful inspection DO found taa b. would require too
gief, a oI.J % 90 tirr '0r tac service therefore,
f.v lefr determined % hIil three lf'c us steamers
200 once sut tie r4sl1fs uA justify 10 build three
more. making s.A ~ Gl 20 as 90 form scmi.'aontAy
lue.
The United states and Ernl lave granted @ subsidy
u 500 JJ fJl tAr c1frfrs ~ tah mHis aud 10 Is r1
re.tea that BrazIl. Moaicy1co aud Baenos Ayres Will
Grant au0'Acr sDtO. ior Orc extension II ta line 20
'ho .tl.met llaec, DO iilt OIL" u-broffn chain oi
steam con rlcAt.In viii csttllsfei between New
Yorl and Buenos Ay.e.. Tie Brazilian Goyornuent.
with whom We have always boon ou tie most hiendy
ier1s offer very grc1t inducements 10 emigrnnit aud
we know Df ole agent WHO goes out o. Dcito lands 1T
20 families from tie state 81 Alabama alone. llry
lave .n view t.e raising Of cotton The mail ilci iicf
which ibis lur gives our merchants D. rcckDncl on "i
being oac 60 TIC greatest b-aod,s Of the age as hereto
fore all letters Tor TINT portion ~ South America were
obliged o. 50 via England some Of tie management
Of tie late Atlantic Mail Steamship Company Las DO.
como connected with this new linr
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DIED.

p,RROWs-On Saturday 10th Inst, at Bndsewster Yer
mont George W. Bir.ows aged Il year,. -.
Funeral services Thur,day ai. n''.' q, Ect,
Wl,u.lur Friends and relatives and members o tut
nam Lode No. 3l. aud \ NJ, are invited 10 attend
BuGBEF-n Manha-sett, L. /, on Wsdne,dsy sept nv ~
Ella irfmt daughter OF the h1v " r. anu wary ~ Jus
bee. aged months sud days . 81, . - a,
Frrnds OF the family respectfully Invited 70 auu we
frner, services at Christ Church kectoy hahase'' oh
Friday. Sept. %, at , o'clock p. m.
ryERTr-r Brooklyn on Tuesday eyenins sept ~ h,'r;
rreuJ daughter OF Valentine and Beu4ah Everi aged -
Tie relative. aud friends OF ths family are Ee.peGaIy in
ri 10 attend her funeral seventh day Saturday. alter
noon y o'clock nom the residence Oh h' Pa"' NO 20
tlafks
uoyr--u Stanford Conn, on Tuesday, Sept 10, Nellie
iui,n, daughter Of Oliver md Maria hoyt
Funeral on Thursday Sept Il. M2t o'clock
urvFrI-In Broo.yn on Thursday, sept 49, Of typhoid
6v,, Theodore r. Jewell. aged Is years and mouths
The relatives aud friends Of the Aniy al, rr'pectauy invited
10 ,,,.nd the funeral hi. late residence IN Cintonaye.,
.,cond house south fsm Myueeve, on Friday afternoon,
sent a. at ) o'clock without far,her invitation.
MERLEOn Tuesday mornn1 Sept Is AFTER pFotFacted
Illness Lous T.. sou of u. Merle.
TIE nrns Of family respectfully invited TO attend
the funeral fdy at cock y. from the house No
l75 Couri.st, opposite Harisonst, Brooklyn without far
| ther notice.
NICHOLAS-sudhny, Tue.dsy Sept. ~. Of psraly,i,
| MILAN L. Nicholas, IN the sd year Of his age
The relatives and friend, OF tho family respectfully in
vtcd to attend his iueru ir0n his late residence At Cars
vile, l.. l., ThurGiay Afternoon ut O'clock, wiihou
| further invitation.
San francisco lCsl) p,Pers please copy.
est daughter Of L. r. and Maria 0.tron in her 18th yea
Friends and relatives Of the family respectfully invited
atsud her funeral from the residence OF her parents Nc
~ Corsresss.. Brooklyn Friday, Sept ~ at orlooh
RI DDlE-suddrnly In this city, ca Monday, SEPT 49, Ann
| Dunoan VITO II John Riddle.
Funeral 'rom tef late residence No. 2s West Twenty nrs
st, pear Eighth ave- on Thursday ue,' tho 2lst ins at
octoct p Frisns of the faulty requested to attrr
without further notice.
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connection. We hope 70 be able within lin:
tied time to send out four express trains from each OF
these cities 10 the east. believe 1t is great mistake
that only two are now sent. We are prepared also 10
promise at no distant day to carry produce rom
Chicago TO New York. under forfeiture. within n.e
days leheers and We ore prepared 70 promise to 90
that at a much lower rate of freight than Is hp"
charged. Confined cheering. And think we can
do II Throughout the at large pfoht 10 ourselves
without which We would not undertake 1t laughterI[
at so much 81 reduction from the present rates Is
believe will amonnt on this years gram OF i!'I.o' w
500 OO10O0 These words. not deeds, put t!e uis
tIngulshed enCireerinchief and the clpitaI e,s
associated with him were satisfied with the s1lVuWV
lie had distributed in the last four years. ana 'niS D" 40
garded rs a sufficient foundation for ssynS tLut INC
above projects would be Accomplished, lCssyiII 80
The stirring speech Of Mir. CoSham IN whi;h II, re-
ferred to the magnitude justice and foritude OF our
struggle and It's happy close with freedom 10 al VIZ
all well received He is evidently one oil the coming
men in his own country.