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The Sad Journey.
Departure from philadelphia and Arrival
ut ,Ierpey (iy.

n PhiLadelphia, 1pril 24.-The BODY Of President
lincoln remained In state iii one O'Clock this morn
tng -hen the entrances ~efe closed. all tho N rnng
Ihavins had an opportunity Of viosiue he remains
,jDr. Brown, the 'enbalmer removed the dust which
had seiLed on the face. and prrpnra ons rualc
Nor the departure Of the body. At three o'co the
abody vn accd In the nc r.e and the line Of march
s,taFen for the Trenton Railio-d depot The train
started for New York at four O'Clock A ". A loco
motive preceded 1t by ten mmuics. The sngtue Ia
!. trimmed with the nsdoaal haE, draptd th mourn
inc and there is telefrsrher and two signal
,lmen accompanying II IN guard ssaiu.t ace 'snt,
The train oontisu ~ nine elegant cars pro-
lied b. the Camden and hmboy Railroad, all ia o.
riuily trimmed The funeral cu lat aight W. aidi-
itonaly decorated heavy oliver fri COS Lolng placed
ga the end of the bsck covernss Of the several pan
sea and the festoons tei1g fastened ith ,t.rs and
tn''eis Of rimiar material. The materials were con-
ltnbued by citizens OF Philadelphia. The Iuyinci.
hlos city organization, VITA torches, cotupored
pst Of the proccsb,on and the City Guard acted e..
! tie c'oort. Notwiths,anding the ea.ly hour, the
Estreos thronecd -ih rcoplc all intent on pa.
n ne the t tribJte Of Ie.pec TO the departed Chct
!, MAsistrste
The funeral train reached Trenton st5 90 thi, "
DGov. Parker and stah Of Nov Jeisey were taken g.,
board ~ the dividing line The ira Griyed N New
3BruLswiek on time. An immonse crowd W., n, The
adepot nnd minute tuns we're hIcd white II vos he-e
and until Il eft Al Elysscth, \. =. The whole r5pu.
lafion p,e,ent to piy their mourafgi u'utr 10
the romAins of The patriot dolL Nesais va reached
sst % minute. plst o'clock. and ,cTs-v Cit 90 q
quarter IL u Gcok The people Of mi. ci'y .rJuot
pout in ge.' uumtars 20 Pay tarrclI tribute 10 ,le
houOred deal
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Aksculbly

The annual rcport Of the Co,om. S,orar, of Char.
Tee and ooiiecuun "a p'cHu'.i wI'n peutoA
3 The Assembly concurrol l.. tEo rmca luen'. 90
the gene Al hill ieygIzlug town bOuuii, and tho bl
Wa nucli, pi-stc.
I The ,,riadlng Committee roport-d among others
! 10 n il4il I,l.iur.
BUS P,'.rn 10 luc-c Sc Tie salaries of the C'eik
anu lrputy a. TX Of bs1Ok 20. 10 auc.l Tine D..
Nv \ O and jamaica Rsi o'd .ct Au'uoH IN"
TIE cons Ii lEti1n VI tue 1t qlc ans treat " ,srr
l-ailio q with o,hef ioia- 10 p oSl.c .ur tie To-
mcn' Of terta "a. rrc mar c,p' .c' 81 IA. Inv
"a e. OF .uaH,ics de- iulo 20 li!. ..a liam iiu.-
arl LI'mp lIIoIea' As.o..at IA ai Ne' az. Hs
, = T1-l'-c AI.c.dHclt ul.. ~ iaco .'.. 'e Ms-
fcuc .lII psNlu. o am n he iia' eul .i.l.rc
/. 10 .tca' i1lee the ul.'Ist '..1 1 Sc ~ k.
= nc .i 4.. a. etor go -.I &C. D. -Hr.. -- g4s
iae = fce 10 y ~ io.A - t4LeA -. .uto 4s on,
c.d pace b. :, 10 .G.
., "a mo''o. 4 a.. Io2.if. aresoul'oa va' a!o7'-s
~. s4o have ais..asIshei lAe.use.yes GgsIss
Ba' fA.srp.-TO lneorror,te he Father Maine "
&c ttyI IS Oo>Iyn n. In clifton % t4r lroto4 - .
.t - tluC- 10 90 lie iJ. OIL liz
hin 90 ll'.. ace Co plaj.
The nl. o authorize the c9nso idaton ofttc Brook.
s.d.I aH' t.b.pd.
4 Mr Kealiusgon offered olnt RESOLUTION con em
/, Ming tie uctiOn Of zen. sherman and conimondn
the P.esceut and the Cauuct for Teectlns the ters
/. OF ,Johnrtons surrender, which vas d over.
I The rules susI"uded and IL, Genital Railroad
. fare bill ordered 10 thirc readin. without golns
into Committes OF the Whole, e. TO o.
2 Bulls ORDERED to A THIBD Rr4pISG-The View
y York County ~ Levy 10 lncorpo ate Nogil AM
ercsn lLa !tsian steamship Company. 10 iqcoi po-
rate the New York aud Point lsabeI Land and Aavi-
sub-squeous and Metallic D0cf and WIsbSuse cola,
pony, Adjourned
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from NfEfgmcrns.

H'u ORLEANS, Aprit la-vd Cd,ro, dprl "a
NaiAmoFs' adviecs 10 the Sth inst. are received
Generals Corinas and helEa are represented :, hav
ing about three thousand men. neral Mejla hai
cent an Imperial force sEains, them. It is setIoctcl
that the Liberals uil attack Ma,amoras ,oon. Com
munioat'on h. been ,topp-d Tor two DAYS betwecr
Basdad and Maarnor~, by order. Of General M.iia
who b" directed tie troop. Of his command to be
placed along the road. to clear 1t Of guerillaa.
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SCENES ALONG THE ROUTE
"A trivial in this Citv.
a Grandly Solemn Day.
GENERAL SIBERIAN.
Capture of Macon.
loFrIctAL.l
WAN DrrAsrsrNr.

WAsniNGroN, April 4-2P.Mi
hsb bT'S>nral Dur - A despatch frum Genera
eher nan states that Wilson held Macon the goth.
Win Howell Cobb, G. ". smith, and others 4, pris-
.nerr. but they claimed he benefit Of the arnstioe
and be has teegrsphcd me through the rebel lines foi
efdtr have answered HIM that he may draw ont
sf'hSon and hold bis command for far,her ordcr..
onlees he has believe the rebel. ne chans
ins the status to our prejudice
EpwrN N. Sr,NroS, secretray Of Wa.
trhe above g. W. smith is the eI.strest Connis-
unner Of y. V City.l
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The Assassination.
The Flot Originated In Canada.
WAa DErABrdkNL
WAeEtNGTON, April kAth. Il,

Ndj or G'nSrdi Dx This Department hns iu'or.
NATION that the PIesdcnrr murder was organized Ia
Canada and approved at Richmond.
One Of the es.a.s.as nov IN -ison who attempted
" XII Mr. reward, is Leleyel to 10 one of the 81
Albans raideu.
EnNtN ". srANrns. sccre.nry Of MnI
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Springfield, m, 4 rrii p. The Committee Of A.
raneCu-n's announce th.tttc funeral Of The lrr1cu-
od Preeiicnt II take piece In thi, city on sa,urler
.tbc 9Th Of MAY. Tho body will l.c a ,tg'r ga t'e
HAIL Of tho loro Of Rc7rcscn'ltlvc' from 10 600 b.
"Wednesday. until 10 o'c,o.k. SATURDAY.
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Important.
Reported E.capc Of Jcn. nn,i.

Sev Orleans, Aprit iS'h, rid. caro- 23d.-t i,ro.
sDrfed that Jef Davis crossed the ass,. ppi River
81 1inker's Bend, which VA occupiei by the Tern,
sAvnIr, on the night OF the i6,h, oscApne the obsor-
= alton Of the naval forces
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CONDITION or THE SCENARIOS.
...rrZ..r.a Anil !,


hon. Z. NJ. S'Gnton
have the honor to report that tho Secretary ol
State Eat up ,cycla hcurs to-aay and comfort
able to-nsht
NJ Frederick Seward IL stronger and more oonsci-
sui than a. Any lime since h.s !L.u.-.
tsisned,l x. BAESEs surioon-Geleral.
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price O~E rENT IN GOLD
(TWO CENTS N CT RRENCY.

t' Jitcc tion ftom which the bo.twas oappr., A.
iposs n.no the sc,eut, !.csin,ut u,.. h,I laan
rsbrcsso, street. and hy tuc.t all tho crowd wal.
cleared spri the land ns pllse. A. lelf.U.t lone
et3tciol boot was dr,cricI nrproachta,. .l' NIe
cfovd iuucjia.c'v toap,cd iatps vatchfi' silence.
md ava tcd - arrival. At h.ltprst ten tho tert,-
Bat en'crri ,hc 'ip 'hr solemn drre sung by tho
"''nar soc'ct,s 'idnf 10 the imprsSiveuoss Of tbs
'c'aaion. - the p.o, scion hieJ vi tho boat, tho
r','-s' arirae4 hv Gc,uiucu i.upu.c, taed their
hca4s IN Toe p.ecnee . ii toyctcd dead remaining
uncovered ~hi,c tte uca.e jicw up In flont Of the
city-hcusc, and The had of 'lc seventh Rec ment
took W The m, mn Of music Then the ,ooys
.Wheeed into eoiu'l. thr 9ocesoa novel ~ Ues~
htorsos eucot, and ih' '"vi tnc-'cd.
fE-,,p 4,,,t,, Res. .,t,.t
n. .ecrc q, tbe st ,pt. ,r.,,.., a.. 80. ana =, -
lmr-c ,Ivc chsfrcio. 10th la fsi.t,on 70 The t,,.
IN r-,.fc tho rath,fi,r ~ ~. ro,,te and ,h A..
ri,y of .,o,r,trs ,i,,,,, s,t ,.,,to.. \,,.,h.
nos, ,oa,, ..,,o,. sIbton.t, ,l, i.,,,r 1. i.,s,
-eirti,, II, n,nto of i,r,,u,,,. Nu.ou,o. ,enrodpcnr
in iiic-.izs tb, IN a nsr.yit, in rer,nt nunhor ~
U.rrit'4 vry,., of th, t;o5ie.s of Iibcftv s,.p-
ina o,er ,h, c,e,, .,. ,,d.,,o,,h IL. ,Lo y,o,,o
"N.,vi..,ipt
Justice still ilvesr'
Icng before tlc hour announced Tor tho arrival q
The funeral cortcco Broalway and PatL Row verv
o. ronscd with waiting multitude, who bos eecd this
entrance TO the Park ON the East side In roi pha-
lanH they gathered, their hlsck mass utterly bloka-
ding Printing Ilou,c SQUARE, aud extending up Chat
ham street Though the number was A. large there
Iwa very little confusion ohservAlle all seemingly
Icing gervsdcd By the so,emnlty OF tho hour. Pa-
ti,nily the people waited Tor admission to the City
Hall but thce was 40 su OF tho doors bc,ng throrn
'o9en Tho minutes, seeming almo,l like hours slip
I'd slowly by; ten o'clock cane and s,I no sisn %
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Loss OF GunSouis nj NIebiIe, Etc.

Neto Oybnns, dpri j., rid Caro-, Apr1l 2?--
6enerd Candy has issued order prohibiting all
parsons not connected with tn, amy from soins to
Mobile. The DELTA says that the MnvnuLlo, VIII. ch
su sunk in Mobile BAy, viii prove a total lose. Her
naohinsIJ7can he saved. Her guns have been tGkcn
of. The gnns Of the Osafc ae being removed, with
9 good prospect of ultimately raLiEg her The Laura
which ran against two piles, making larso hu.os In
hrr, caushg her 10 siuk In sh.low water viii be
Dved. 1he Ida. a small steam propelie., was struck
by q torpcdo ald blown up. Her captain aud two
sthers ueIc killed II is said that the J.cinto wac
also boSn mp by torpedo but that /, not conGrmcl
Tic Blossom Rover AID the tin-ciad No - were lso
destroyed but We have not yet learned the pai tcu.
iEr,. The Scotia, recently knorn a. ,7lnbolt No /,
vn sunk IN thirteen feet OF WAFER. Six Of her crew
~er. Lost and SIX sounded All tho moui' or. EXCEPT
lhe Cincinnati. are up to the city Gnd the rest Of
Commodore Painers feet viii sron arrive up.
Launches from. the monitors senI up the river
and captured a bIockAle-runner loaded with one
thousand bales Of cotton General smilh's corp. on
Friday noon eleven m,les above Biakel,, sn
rovts for Moutfcncry.
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a. oon m those IN TIE ptocc sson loard tho
vessel left tho ,r, bons saiuted by u.inutc-sunS
tolins belS aud other funeral houoTs, during the
4 passsse 20 tho foot OF pcsbrossu, street
The bearso having lcn the loa', II "a. lmmcdi ,c-
y suftoun4cd by q detachment VI soldiers, tho bal.
stto the music Of drre, oscortns tho romans, Halt
Aing TOR few moments until the pail bearers could
!, be seated in carriages, which wefo driven three
\ breast the procession moved on NJ eleven o'clock in
q the ioilOsins oidor
y state Authoritic.
Gener ~ lliI and stan
a hdmfIr Paulding Boil, Porter, and other distin-
Il .uished officers u the Army and Navy
a The iiRnoia and kentucky nco..tons.
The BAtitnor. DELEGATION
u The Pm, phia Dv.eeatun.
ioace JommLsipncr Acton.
n . Members Of the fIess.
\ MAYORS ana Common Councils OF other clues.
Tho Corle.e passed over thu route are.dy publish.
ed which Wa intd with thouaanI. Of people who un
covered their heads "a the heaTse sent by Arriving
Of the City Hall detachment Of yetersns carried
tho coffin to It. resting pl.ce who're Il va dep1sed
A' paSed In the Citylalnestly ono tnuu,.nd fnc
German voices song tho "pifru. Chorus" contii-
ting 70 chant norun.ai nusc ous ser the bciy bed
Nheon s upon the "cstallco" dcecfil c In the 81 -
. OF yost'"iy. Tho Co,erlofs googu ln th CITY Han
f"as now Gllci With la aoHihA,o of dstiusu sh
sea pcopl" hVor Generals, Essf Ai.Iu!,, Conno-
! Sdoies, H. .snn.cu Co.ou,A, d., o. Iac uudct-l
Z tHkor havinT removed the liz l.o tod, Of Ar,
4 Lincoln va ,scn aI.iiod ia hl, nil, Of black
cloth. Then the lower ha4 NJ tio covrr
I, Toms replaced, tho undertaken q, nouuccI that
I tho holy would not be prepared r., pubic vie,
y MIL "cork. Ihi, was d.upcr ou tuc icc. ugt Of
f'thote ut VII wctc otherwfo ammo, ed ly the
= ohc oDfn,s- " "a iui,,idua. who's uauc our re-
s. porter lti,nluoi vas Iootc Cuhoa'or snld to lc
~oL cittcf rtiohoI 10 the City falkland the uan
n '''' ~ " no va ','' hi'sni H' '''I' voice. o."
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front. All being ready tho procession novel lc-p
the ncr'h platform As 1t -ssftod gun Va, dis-
chafcL bells seie tolled, and the Germans bs~,u
The Chaunt ln'oSet Vitae nnteyhty Of Lite raial
they rendered With soomn effect thrfns all NJ,
hoard tho rich uusic Of several hundred voices As
the oorcge psoI up he nd oinine platform upoi iis
-ay TO the hero. iis singers chsun'ed The G-abys
huhe CIho oie,ys k-stS dirso Which al .cl % tho
,oloun into est Or tno prccediues On reach NJ thl
heaIso' i'o '"an Nas placed therein, whoc u Wa
covered Stth al Anne. can fs4' which cnuI b, '-,n
through the plate glas sidos Of tho voh..ic.
'Ihe procession nov moved IN through tho
streets OF Jc''oy CITY, . short DIR tncc. be-
tvocn two dcnsely y.psked la. vt pep, 90 tnc
iogrT. Ihoustuds .tnescd tu'. short prcccs. on.
rom the Sidewalks door-stcp. balconies viudoNs.
housct1p .1l every place tha' al ,iiod A. o?1ortu.
nifty Of yiesins the Lonrsc, in which fspofcI the
dcod ody Of u man ~hou all moufned Tho on
trance to 100 ie.iy housA bore thr iO,o- ug in
scrip.ion
"Geoisc wsshinr'or the FA'her o. oar Country.
l Abraham llh,o.a, ,Au saviour %. uir IoI4tiy."
Upon the iorry-hoat Jersey city" Mayor Guuthcr
. snd the Common Council of New York. bearing tho
stnvs Of ONCE received the charge of tho toi,, aud
a. soon those IN tire procc.so we're toard tho
vessel left tho ,lr, bo.ns sauted by uinutc-sunS
tolins bels aud other funeral houofs, during the
passsse 20 the foot OF pctbrossos street
The beArso having lcii the toa', IL lmmcdi 'c-
y suftounacd by q detachment VI soldiers tho bal.
tnoe Of the seventh KcS,nent with arm, reversed,
to the music Of dirre cscortins tho romaiut Halt
ing TOR a few moments until the pail bearers could
, be seated In carriages, which wefo driven three
breast the procession moved on =, eleven o'clock in
, the iollOs ING oidor;
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sad Dislstcr-Eight Live. Lost.

Fev orl,dns, April IS riG CAIRO, Apr1i 23.-
Captain Lors tso mates and Eve ,elnen, OF the hsk
Louie, from New York, we're drowned MsrcL Goth,
by boot eapszns on the baT at the mouth OF the Rio
GundN River
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From the Southwest.
Kirby Smith Disbnndin9 Ills Army.

Sew Orlelns, Aprli Is, r,d Cd,rc, Arm 93.-
II Is reported that General Kirby smith is de.
handing his amy and that his troops are returin.
W their homes
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From tho gorrl .or.t t4s Cty na.. 'he view oftt.
cotpae eud cat .al,u -itat ,Il large Cd .n.u.t.
placed ~ he dom, o' the luline tArov Ueir L.b,
unon the conn Iud trs corp ~ hat rvogytl nrwa,
~ distinc' A. had he,n dulinr the dsy. fInrCat
be-. co has loeH dcscnleI LeIu.o.oie ia our column,
~ length
Negan!,ur NE number Of pepouS who Ind Wow =.
ue remains from the hue thcy se,e clio,ed 10 H..
public until twelve O'Clock la'' night 1t y.s aye.4ts
by pcnon' who had given i tho.r ..oaSon sat ,. IL
" pea IONS per minute vituattod theia.
snEsEs Al EaHIY NlLStSG
~ 10 1 O'clock this moruins, shsn our reoor,.,
leh the "eno temporarily there va. no dsnrolAs "
e0Rtvspsd .. 49, - ----.
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sAL4s AT AUCrl0H.
- .IIQNiTfoENT HoUssI0LP EgsE5ZURH. -.


A. eqslEtoks44 qisSlHEttonk s44uf5IassEscssp adUassEcsp yyss.zUsH
s9A$of0Rrk, DRAWING ROOM Fu4HpaTpvEH55i III rAiNf
G saTfETg4Ry af1Ss WLRK Ss9NSFFSSs XT SFSs slhvK5Sc vxK5coN
dsaos 4 Wssl sinssnsS nSsn,Is .s. between sItS
the sale Si'oSs Of ss cSss, as
serpten Ksaeres Bookcase, Encoignures Cabinsts Mir
foss Curtains Shsdss Clocks Vases Ornaments, Velvet
Snd Brussels Csrpeta Painngs py ANCIENT ana modern ar
HxaNIFIcBxr ROSEWOOD PIANoFoRrE,
The richest offered s aucson THIS season stool
robes Hsttrosses Blankets Counterpanes Table
Hu6st elegant Of China Silver and GLASS Ware Table
Cutlery, and Basement Kitchen Furniture B;-Parties
que stages leaving at Sixteenth street. house
A UorI0E NoTIcR-E. ROTH, kUcTIoNEER
mAeniadsut Household Furniture 1'''s
Elegant rosewood Ptsnoforte, cost $500;
ovsr 900 yards Of veivst Brusse: and Ingram
Eighth street (Cnton psce) between Fifth and
auss thi: morning Jsnusry7 Al II O'Clock pre-
Tho would the particular attention Of his
fesds and the public 10 this sale Parties wshing 10 attend
this sale take the Sixth stages from the Astor
House st Nicholas Metropolitan Hotel leaving at Eighth
sree1 few doors from the house.
Pasisrs-Magnidcsnt rosewood Pianoforte, Stool ana
Cover an elegant Instrument with round oorneTs richly
eArved legs ssd full octave overuns fun
three elegant Psscr sniss covered 10 rcH french
easn broeatel and xench reps; Turkish Easy Chairs and
Lounges rich marble Centre and sde Tabs Lace Cur
l Cornsr and Book ssands Oh Panunss rossvood black
sSa Hs1 ss. s Ss
silver Ware, Cullery 1c DCsrtmsn IN attendance 10
sasA pack and ship goods for purchaser.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

A rHYsiOL0uICAL VIEW or MARRIAGE con.
N tanning nearly 80 pages and lsO hne plates aud
Cravings of Tie anatomy Of the human
health and disease with treatise early ~ lie
plorabc consequences upon the mind aud body te
anthor plan Of troamentthe only rational eid soesg
fu mode OF cure, ~ shown by tie report OF
futhtu adviser u tie and contemplating
marriage who would know their physical condition Sent
free ~ postage, 70 any address receipt cents
stamps or postal currency Address Dr. Ia GroI 81 alden
A BLESSING TO EVERY bADY-TO POSSESS "TnE
"A Married Wuman's Private Mcdicll Cnrupa uuu IS rr
A. NJ MAURIvEAU II points ont hnrr cdlste relief soid
~ his Office. i20 Liberty No Nescy eifer
Price OIL
TUE INTERNAL REVENUE REanVprR kNp rYG',f
Il JDURNAfs-NUN IsfuA rNfDE H. nfNNE
" n. VAN WYE A 18.. Idtota ...prrU#
tDoY street hmebcan NcUg NUl8t44. +. ... .ic d. s..
~ Nassau sLru.t
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SPORTING.

SPORTING. @#
ENOR sALE-HAnDBOME NEWFOUNDLAND DOQs,
good watch Dcgs- Bun Terriers, smal Black and Tau
near Chatham 80 JOIN GRAY
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HEMRY D. MINER. AUCIIONERR-sALEsROoM 81
IL Nassau street opposite the Post ONCE. go
MINER SOMERvfLLE viii sell al auction ON satur.
DAY January ~ twelve O'Clock At their saesroom No.
Nassau street. dark brown Horse l6L high
old free and stylish driver sound Kind good
ste and nns saddle horse for either lady or gentleman
Also Shifting Top Buggy, city made and little
Also Harness. made by Lowey of this city Also Dress
Also light top Road Wagon by first class city
maker 70 order weighs but 81 pounds used
but few times. To be sold without reserve
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ED9AEaRR Asa9Hassssss asss sEs7gR sAEEss7gHRszEsssss zEsssss..s -

EDy41R SSE5MCK E5 AZ MAy@cH9%N5gss, M@ q 3 s,
~ nDwAnD SCHENcK this day. IN iass., q .ona
ooaosS a. Ne salssroom No @ LbsIiy street valuable
e AZ hs,ns:: ns .yls and sssiop can trc close
Portland Gutter light single Harness Robss Dells 10 The
whole - bc pcrcmptoriy sold without reserve.
FOE sALE-AT AUCTION, IN FRONT or Mr.
Heheucks auction rooms Liberty street. Saturday,
q oos O'Clock the chestnut fast rotng Horss Lsppo seven
years o Of great sys and endurance 70 b sold 70 close
HRMRY D.. MINER, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 81
ADAINIsTRAIQhaS SALf or HORSES AND COUPE.
Ssy Janaa ar o'eloel in front q their saissreom
aAnds high believed 70 be perfectly sound kind and gsns
N al harness and under ths saddle Worry FREQ and sish
Also RoCKAwAY COUPE, built to order BY one OF our
Dss c mssss and IN GOOD condition Also set Of silver
The above were the property OF the late r. j. Smith
20 seen At the Mansion sabe street and
Bevo0th avenue.
a4asnss n. Fl. SMITH, Administrator.
The New York herald., 1865-01-07

l(UkNHAhs FURNITURE EXPRESS BURNIiAMt
- rnntt.. Dosing Establishment ButBhana Furnituf
~, " ~Furniturc moved city country. ono
"e' SoVep,h street between Fifth aud Ststh avenues
The New York herald., 1865-01-07

IRVING HALL-GRASD CONCERT
THEODORE THOMAS
SECOND Symphonic SOIRHB
SATURDAY EVENING, Jan T. At O'Clock
SOL0ISrS--
Mrs. JENNIE VAN ZANDT
(By kind permission OF Mr.. Max MareiEek)
Mr.. CARL WoLFSOUN, Pianist,
(Hs frat appearance In New York;
AND GRAND ORCHESTRA OF SIXTY.
TICKETS. 81 60 EACH
Can be had AT Stcnway Sons II aud rs East Fourteenth
street al Beer Schirmer - 701 broadway, a Hall Soma
6<3 Broadway al Pond Co 51 Broadway. aud at Schu.
berth
The New York herald., 1865-01-07

DRESSES AND CLoAKS, BOND STREET, 27
~ Madame PARRAIN, Dressmakor from Paris.
L,uRs.-wfLLIAM MosER CAN NOW OFFER TO THE
IL public unequnllcd assortment Of Russian and Ilud
pns Bay Sable, which viii be sold nj reduction from
FORMER prices. WILLIAM MOsER, III Maiden lane.
EuRs.-FoR SALE, A IADYs SABLE CAPE, THIRTY
Inches deep Inquire In the store No 10 Sixth
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-01-17
FIRE, INSURANCE.
NEW ENGLAND
Mutual Life Insurance Company
CASH AND NOTE SYSTEM.
Impovtant 10 Li|t Insurers. Facs V. Fiction


PERSON aged 50 insus.ssoouo his Ilis lu the
n MEN kNsIAap BufUAL. LiPE lSauRAscE coNPAEY, by
paying e72 30 10 eash. aud note int same amount.
In al cash coIpuaias $7e would Only msure 5000.
The Note plan aads ssOo9 at ouse The Cafh Paa sd Is
only A. 800 in Il yenv
In tie Note Caipany the diNa,nds arr sillisl ,4A,
ceiling the Notes thus reducing the amountV Il both rrp.
elpAl and interest
In the event Of death the bets Of the insured uadsr
the system would receive ss co less the notes un
paid In the Cash Company only $4,000 would be pAii
to the hss Of the deceased
A rerSai sstd 81 var injured 10 the hAN Ek9i ASr
Mutual FIR $1,000 rsyng aupuaily Sli 70 In cssh tad
for the inOunt About year siaas he sisi
Ia the o9ih RtGiment. v. Nni arr few months sell
oals .out 1850. 10 Cash Company lh- wLiuw w.ui
have received unly S.pn tue fact lie this 10 Worth
thpusAGd pamphlets got M 40 isc,itu thN ruhll'.
prominent Markrt SiieHt Iuarrhaht tstuArkal =
Day thstLe enud inotn tan ts Tss oeut GA
th amount lett him ty itt C,wrauI a, "a yea eeut in
ier4s THIS ASS good e'nlHvu sts+ th. lfIs1fsr NAYS
81 fsE lSsrREp cAssrs "a tsstt5 s ats.s4l iAip ~
rae CoNFAsf IN inulo'iaai "a Is 'niiisiy lsuetsd
~ all cA-h tltApA u0italH aA1 OAsis a.!
ueh teu.s sfps lpafs-t
fus strW sugess tle Nute t4Atga4i has pa, -
the najust astaek t.stt ni4p4si - sNiuil4AllsG
q the two ystem, eeo'lae AZ! SD aAl iAAs IT,
Note company N be lA'.sst ils,i, d a' tla ta a,i,
{ shout hdlf tbs Use
The great object Of i insurance /, rRks4sT sEA4 FIr
aud uOt remote contingency
The useessry blanks will be furnished application
w. D. STROUD, M. D., Medical Examiner
At the ufnee dsily, from L to | O'clock
RRfkRENOES.
George n. Stuart. Esq-, james GrAham Esq.
Hon. VIM. A. Porter Rev. j. b uass, d b.,
B. B. comsgys Esq Boyd stroud
Joseph LEA, sterling Franks,
Henry Slnone, Julius Lee, Esq,.
D. Rayner Go9dWin, L. D., VIM smith, Esq,
Thomas b. Beck Esq., Baker Hopkins,
Wallace & Browne
WILLIAM GETTY, Agent,
febl2-ly 425 Chestnut Stresf. PdllIdeipdia
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-01-17
NHWAhK ACADEMY
Prof.. Edward D. Porter, PRINCIPAL
SFSSI0NS--tS62

Tie oAildlngs Anj grounds have been riAc,1 ,t,
Tlets ordef andfiied sp with furniture ssps,!s N
ReonE Furnished for older boys as in cossss t
School room. a
Tue Course Of qstructiaa Is thorough .oa ny,,,,,,
Designed 10 nj yot az for almisspn 10 our bent "a
leges, or ter the set ye duties OF TIE farm shop or esuu
Ing house.
By the bsrRty the Board q Trustees the Aeadsmv
Is furnished with II Of y COO Volumes and one X
the best collections OF semirEl and Philosophical anna
raus In the United sta es--thus aifordng faeiitIsa
acquiring complete Scientific and Mathanatlssl
tion lar superior to most schools in our country
The best Teachers will be employed, and no labor
spared to secure the proper moral mental and physea
training o. tho young men entrusted his care TermE
moderate. Ror circulars and Information address
EDWARD D. PORTER,
Newark,