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Arrived.


cbar,., .'a via Fo1.rc,s Monroe &c hour.
Steamship Yazoo Couch, Norfolk aud Richmond, o. Heine
Steamer Guide. Amy Savannah days, with troops, to
Y. y. Quar,-rnaster: -,
nds and az pass. to H. 81. Slomsn Edge. hs, hsd !!
children die on the PASSAGES snd births
Bark Telegraph (of Botonl Sones Cronasdt June H. and
W Rope. Go Aog ], on the orond Bsnss saw hip
slip showing Gag similar to tho American flag with private
Ssri IDAHO Chapman, Aspnwa % days, ndse to J. y.
1ris coa, Dexter Cow Bay 10 days. with coal to McCor
Prtb.
Bril- Prospect Hayes CienuegOs % days sugar and nOs'
ses. 20 Brel Son Co .
schr Anthony Kelly Newton. Beaufort, N. c. dsys, with
schr Aus,r.la Ne son. Virginia days. wi,h postoes
Sem Ada Ames, Marston, Linsan Is days coal to j. D.
Ingrsham.
sor TyphoOn Smith Liugan C. b. 10 days. with coal to
fris Eastern Star Of New Haven Grinn. Poons, r. r..
Aug 'ussr aud nlossse- Bi.hOP B,S. called In e0n'
scr. Sprndid. Donald, FeltRiyer
ScLr j. 8. swan, Mathew, Weuf-e with fab 10 r. Nckef.
sehr p ). Scott. Arnold, Flrsbsthpor. for Boston.
schr. Aida Es,on. Elizl bethpor for Providence
schr Jcaob, Raymond Brown, Elrabetbpon for New Hs
schr Southern cro. George. oacc Bay Is days coal to
scnr Phenx Kenny Calais. with lumber to Jed Frye
schr Eshsn clifford Clifford Shut. Belfast for Eddyvlc
sctr. ~ c. Terrell Handy, Boston. for Albany
SEM. John M,nlovr, Burdic Hsvsrstraw Providence.
u 5. scLr. .ansssssctt. Smith, New London
schr. J. p. WiIlrt. Gayle. bridgeport.
Rrs Robin. Hopkins th-rryde.t dsys, wife lumoef'
sehr. Mans Louise Robins on. Rocsiani
sclr FIor.o, Hale Eitsbeihpot for Providence.
schr. ". A.. Ella, Bishop, Ssw.iisven.
sctr. ReawinE -, Elzabsthpor for bos'ons
sehr. commoioTe. K.arae5, r. beFt'. Calais.
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BORT lOarnens' Noilee.

Starr OF NEw-Yonx.
Posr-WAppvys OFyics, No. lot wsIl-st-
NOTICE Is hereby given, in accordance with
~ section Of tie sc passed Acrii H. 1921 satsi
Yari" 10 Al pcrsogs Interested In having charge Of tbs
subect matter Of sach inaIy examination or survey hs
the vessels under examination by tie Por
Warden, and that the said examinations will BE-
soap within next slcceoans this notice on
bosrJ ssid ves.als:
sf-sm,hip tns............."........4N R.
ship sotjsteri.. N H.
fefk Geo > 'jnHt...ss. shtahtlc Jock
Bark Webfoot..............,.....Hun Hunters Point
Big Maid o. Ern... .Pi-Tr-po1ts
hcbf. Union. lafo-
sebr. Anthony ry..............,H HATS Yard
Schr. De sos........ .Atsltic Dock
MlS iAUNNE TOAPhlNy, ftssidsnt
j. ua's HyHRI~AN secretsrv
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New YORK STATE FAIR.-We are reminded
by tho receipt Of en- immense and very handsomely
printed show bill that tho State Fair Of tho New York
State Agricultural Society win DO hold this year a.
Utica. Sept 1918 We aro assured that prospects
Factoring for good show Of agricultural products
and machines ever; aud there viii undoubtedly be
great tnrn on; Of people who Nwsys make the imo Of
Tie Feb toIt 81 national holiday.
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ESQ. ......,............... q
To Troy by steamers Vanderbilt and Rip Van Win
HE daily, (Sundays inolndrd) pier ~ N. R......
To White nopntsins and Lahe Msmpl remaxog--
Direct route via New Haven tresnlboai or rail-
road, Springfield and the Connecticut River VAL
ley Take steamers nom Peck-sip at 3.i5 p. m,
or ears from nth st. station at Va or..........
To Washington. by New-Jerssy Il. II. foot Of
Conrtsndt-s st.. Q and ~ m, p M, and 10
midnight. Sunday. .........................
For furtherinformsiion IN rezsid 20 Railroad Tim
,.s sdysrtisements In another part Of this paper.
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Trnyeierr, (:ulde.

To Albany, by Hud.on x n, Depo, SOth-st. and
.Sa Ts, and d. BY ds S.is" h,. P'g0 %
aud lOt p. IN. Via Harlem II = m. aud 90 D. m
Sunday train. via Hudson River, So. NJ City
cars run between Chsuibers and 30th.st station
and Oty Hall and 2Gih-st. station.
10 AS's, landing =, principal place. on che Hud
sud Saturday,, and Dsnri Drew, Mandays WE'D.
ne.t'y' aud Fridays, l,em foot Of DesbTossesst
To Albany. BY .ies,nrr 81 John nondsvs We'd
ne'ics snd thdsys and tho Hendrix Hudson,
Ti-sdsys, Thufsdsys aud Saturdays. from pier -
10 Baltimore. BY the New jersey it. r.. FOO, Of >"
Couraud.s,., and lii 9. tn. 2 p. m, aud 10
n1idnsh Sunday .ilo a. n.
To Bc.on BY .i,::i: cii; Of Bath ever, s.,a Ill.,
dsy, and Is"ey Blue every "Wednesday. ffom
10 soos bv Now London line, Per 50 p I"
and Neptune Line. Pier "a N. H.. daily (s'day
70 '.,oa, Sy No@i: il H.. v;Siiiasssld. y Ill.,
70 B S 'p By NJ" Haven T. si and 'sa ana
sv., via Shore Lius. III ,ni D. "a sand.S... o. m
To Cst.iii by steamer itoma. Powell fIom f,ot
OF franklin At. n. H., every Tuesday aud Tnur+
day att y. and every Saturday Ai.......... D. No.
10 (anandsigus. Rochester. Buaalo. sslsmmcssnd
Wet ~ Erie Railroad. foot Of Cisniberssl.r
IT, Lon. nr,c by Rsii,.a and De aa.i. bay II.
r.. via steamboat Je.se iioyt. from pior N. H..
To Loas aunci .isaabc., Ec1ei.ii. d.ii; I'll
Connect q s'ndy no 'os' with IL Sea-" s..sLcro T.
Tor Long bI.rch At loi n sud: .....,.... ~ p M.
10 oie."toiA bS Ions Island X. IT,, foot fJsuss
alp; +. a. IN aid $40 o.
To Hudson Cst.iii, Bristol, sud West Csmp.
".sm,r l-,ye Zoe, OF asrri.onst, Korh River Q p m.
10 Newburr. Poushke>psir Roundo,a and Knsss.
ton binding Al Corxsns Dock Wet Point and
oiDe,bro,.e.sL n ' 4p w.
TO Nsv-iiAyea. connecting ailh T. II. for Hartford,
II
To New Haven, by the New. Haven Ii.R, 2sth-st.
ana Fh'av., a. ny m ii2t 3:lS, u. and p m
10 norwat landing Ut " milestone, City Island
T.. L.. Pces,lipI y..........,.............. Up m
To The West, by O-ntral Railroad OF Hew.Jrisey
vis Allentown from foot OF Liberty e.. N. H.,
m, " ia and Sass o. ~ sunday rnn....... 2. m
10 philadelphia by Nes.Jersey hairosd, foot CT
Coufilsndtst a., 4 10 aud "a r. M. ~ ul. tsnd6p.
H.. AID II midnight sundav."...........:.... p ~
dry. iom III a. ~ 81 Of Ro6n.oa.t, N r. al
To Staten Island, BY uosper. from Pier No. iyN.
y. aes. pcy H.. 81 L o. leJoA N. nise -
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Auo. IA 700 bbs. Flour. 2aa bbls. Corn Meal.
III 600 bash. wneat, l7i0S bisn. Oats. Q 767 bush
Malt $40 pkcs Provisions l,e1s pkgs. Butter. so
pkgs Lard, 2 5ji pkgs Oil Cake.
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Barns AND DRArHs AT SEA.-During the
voyage Of the Hamburg ship Hun boldt which arrived
hero yesterday with "a passengers. children
born and - died.
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chipping INTELLIGENCE.
FORT OF NEW-YORK......Ape II.
Clcureds

Bark ia Plata Crowell, Malaga, r. w Ropes Co.
Bark Marie (Prem.), Meyer, Mstsnzas " koop Go
Brig John Butler tBrl LuneTbeTs Hobis, Smith Dun
ming.
rrs Clyde tBrl, Walters, Hlsboro, Brett Son Co.
schr America Reynolds, Br'a,ol, q ~ 3 r,nah,n-
Scnr. T.. Bemen Decker Wsshington, NJ. Bsds.
Schr. 81 Agonsd, Tim. Delaware City, W. IDgsla
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TRAINS LEAVE EEW.YoRK; IL,
For Hsv psysn. 100, soc(fK.,I ll.1 4 M isS 70"
Leo, tEx.) a45 80 and GoJ (fx,lp.m. ,,srs.j
For Bridgeport, 100. 800 OIL ll.p a nj h"'
400 Tx 3t5, 80 and 300 tEx.) pm amman
Eor Milford and s.ratiort. 100 II Na m - - ID
Fox fairfield, Southport aud Wesiport, 100 il"A
AOp 80. frN (Et1
SIS 80. So, e.oJ lsA,lp m. .mu
For Dari-n 1oo, So HOS. m. af VI agbSprs
For Greenwich 7oc 80 il.3O a. IA. 40 Az En-
For Stanford, 100 90 LEX. J 40, llJy g. H. i-'
400 (fI } Is. 40, 5 10 go 500 ttx. u A. IS
FOR Pot Chester aud intermediate stations. ~" "
q m 34S, 4..s,, SO, 60. lM p: ~;
For Boston. via Springfield. acc g. w. tfhl ="
~" or Boston, Vi. shor- Line, AIS (Er) spp q IN
For Hartford ami Springfield, SO tEI.l III
Fs.,l l!.i5. a,UP m OIL I2BrA
IN Manfred v, D. IN. to Northampton. , q ID fEI4p
For Hartford providence and rishsii hsnfoAa wv
a M i2ijp p. ~ 49,, s,,,,,,ou Rsif'sas
800 a u. II IS. 800. $40 z. m ,-,h.,,,son -
FOR Hou.stopc Railroad - NJ. aud y NJ on--Sssf
train couu.ctipc with y. fn., VII run 70 ."i'
asx's ~ pj,t,6sid--o' her dsys. New mlioroo"'' .
For Nss,,uek Railroad, 800 nl, do J, ~ 4, r. ~
FOR Da.bmy ard NoTwaik Railroad wv ".
p. m. . 81, -. .,t.1 A, 400 r. %. tisN.
eom"'a'''' '''FAs JAMES H. HUI
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1873. .-.................. XXI. US, f5I
1864. Observation-Disclosures. % 49, 40
lSs3 o. tlO pGo

Tie circulation has believe, been swollen by three
concurrent esuses--lst. The elections. II Il 10
take thToc-quhrters OF million 10 elect tie EDgiish
Parau epf. and new IS Bank Of England notes have
unusual Secondly the harvest which ALWAYS operates
o, this period of tho yeer end thirdly the low Of
money. The lat;fr. though not alwrys Immediately
aceaie in the accounts sure TO have considerable
eject in time People do Doreconomize their money
much when 1t is Of little value they do when # Is Of
great value. Tic active circulation, rule aud sub
Jet 10 exceptions from incidental circumstances
higher when moneyis low than 1t ID When money is
dear.
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EW.YORK and NEW HAVEN RAlLRoiD
1865. SUMMER ARRANGEMENT, lSa
COMMENCING NAY -, 1906.

PASSENGER ss,lon IN N-w.York. corner Twenty .svn"
aud Ioufth.aya Entrsnce on Tweaty-sevcpIST@
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Movements OF Ocean steamers
uil nLpann
,yiyIATyfpr ALMANAC

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
SIM R,ses..5:l2 SUI iets. ....651 Moon nsea.. la
mon WATER THIS DAY
Sandy Hooh.. i:53 Gov slnnd.. 5;3+ Hell oass' I;l
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/ QfS FOR LAKE SUPERIOR. 1SfS

One OF tle new and swit steamers METEOR aud fEWA
BIC. will leave CLEVELAND, Ohio, every MONDAY. aud
DETROIT Mich. every TUESDAY sn GRANDPLEASURE
EXCURSIONS to La ionitr Bayfield, and North Shore snd
al other point. Lake Superior Rooms secured sppcs
zion by letter otherwise to GARREySoN Co, Cleveland
T. b. WHIIIHQ i Co, psEoiL
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.H2a ga for Prime. and e27, toy W,,teu Primo
Kiev. BEEF continues in good <msnd and verv Arm
sales Of cco bbs at s99sll q for Plain Mess: eiiS
sl4 50 for Extra Mess. orA tc0s0 for State Beef
Mess at eel s sIo s s.s: u q O
but Meats are without special change sales Of 50 pkgs
BeMess ltic Ba'.on IS nominal Lard is firm and in
fair demasa; sale Of 200 pkgs at 2oi a2iic for Fair
70 Choice steaD e43c for Fancy lots do; 2a124ic.
for Kettle rendered. and 24i a2iic. for swan lots
Choice kct' Je Rendered.
BuTTTp The market has been very DIM and heavy,
but p'iies ARE without particular variation. We
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92O45a.SU

snd the reserve Of notes and coin Is and the
coin and bullion 3l4457 G45. No rad account, but a
nneh less good one tim we have been lately
toned 20. We should give much worse Judgment II
IL not loroDe circumstance. The active cIcula
ton is higher than usual. Al te corresponding
periods 81 this year and former years (nclidng she
Bank posi- bii.s) II wasi
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quotey
~ u State Welsh tubs. strictly fine, y .3id IS
N y Stnte, Welsh tubs, lair 10 good 30 70
n. Y State Welsh tubs, Write and poor mixed. 25dee
N Y State irkIn tnbs. strictly bne. SO -
n. Y State fflns, fine. IS a 20
Penn common TO medium. .23d -
Western Reserve good 10 fine yellow 60 G2g
Western Reserve common TO medium. .-...... % a IS
Spuiherb ODo 20
Mch H. Ind. Wis good to Gne yellow. % %
Mich. ILL.,. Ind Wis. common to medium. ....22 az
CHEEsE-1he demand is moderate and prices s!e
steady. We quote;
State Fnctory good to choice. per 10. is Mo
Etate, lair to good .-......-.-.-.-.......l2 6lJt
State Dalrcs, choice. .................H 6l5
English Dairy Coma. dl5
English Dairy (Ubio.) .............-...l2!a
Vermont D0iry... ..................-...IO dla
PETROLRUM-The market is moderately active aud
firm at 32i G33,. for Grade: 53d55c. for Refined in
bond, the latter rate for White, and 7iG73c. for de-
free.
RICE-A fair business Is doing at steady rates. sales
Of $50 ties. Carolina ~ l0d l0tc
SUGA RS-For Raw Sugar tho market confines
moderately oetive without change In prices worthy Il
record; sales Of 90 hhds chiefly Cuba at a l3o and
$50 boxes Havana on private terms Refined duh
STEAEINwe note sales Of 10000 ID prime West
err on private terms.
sEEDS-GIGss Seeds rro dull. and prices are noDl.
nal; Rougb Flax seed is firm d. 81 30a "a 20 per bush
Of So 10.
TALLOW--The market 10 6rmer and fairly active;
sales OF 100 coo at l2i 9oic. for Western the latter
rate for choice and ola3 for City, closing with 10
sellers nj our inside figures.
WHIsKY-The market is firm bat quietj sales Of
$50 bbls, al 81 - for Western
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HUDSON RIVER and HARLEM RAIL

i II ROADS.-Ou and after MONDAY, June 5 leS 1ari
for Albany and Troy connecting with Northern and Nss
trains win leave New. Y ORR a. foilo~G 4,
1903 m.-yis Hudson River Hsiirosi Thlrtsstt ~
Tenth ave. connecting with trains for Saratoga ard sAH~
SPRINGS. -.
ia m-via Harlem Railroad ~enty -sixths. and Fss1s
ave. connecting with trains for Saratoas Sharon sTfnc
and 50 Chatham with trains for poits Eat.
Up. m-Nis Hud-on River Railroad, necs.nG win ns
for saratoga
tp m.--via Hudson River Rslrosd. eornee.irs ct Ifl
with train for Mothres with s-epin. Car attached . =
$40 p. m--Nis Harlem HslTosd, connecting cnsis1
with train 70. Lebanon Springs. Sleeping Car anasa
Albany. a.,
Go. m.-Nis Hrdsou River Railroad Sleeping Csr h'a
New-Yors to Buffalo and Suspension Bridge wltheai thss
I HE train Suudsys -,
lO:JJ r. m-Vis Hslson River Rsilro,d. with se'Pi
Cara attached connecting AZ Albany aid Troy win H-]
~ " yie,. Preilept
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professional Notlres.

nR. X. KUCZKOWSKI, HOMEOPATH aud
~ HYDBOPATH, just srrivsd from Europe. No. IS
AmI'yst Office Hours. OIL ~ 10 u TO N, and
eyeninz.
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I EWIS & COX.
~ JOSEPH }. Lewis. CuAnLroS T. LEWIS. g. s Coz,
COUSSELOISI AT LAW,
No. 132 Broadway. r o. Box. No $500,
NEW.YORK CITY,
Attend 10 eli business IN the Coads Of the United States
and In the Drpsruicrs Washington Especial attention
10 Internal Revenue business snd to claims against
forrisn Governments a. we'll as our
Jaige IL w Iperencr Commssiopero OF Internal Rev
and Charlton r. L-Nss experience Deputy Coumis
sion-r will DO guarantee OF thorough acquaintance with
tie Revenue Laws.
Mr. Cox. connection Of four year, with the Committee Of
Foiyn Aeir. Ia Congress- and his long membership Of the
National Legislature In thorough know ledge OF egiss
,ion ard prsctce in both departments.
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FIFTH REGIMENT. uAsCocK's CORPS.

A detachment of Pa men-Companics and
C. Fifth Regiment Hancocks corps.--under command OF
Iicnts Becker md Fink, arrives NJ the Battery Bar
racks on thursday morning having been ordered to
report 10 Gen. Hooker The oetachmert has been
doing provost guard duty ut Burlington. W.. dnring
the time the returned soldiers being paid of and
Liscl arCCd.
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ERIE RAILwAY.-Trains leave Depot ioa

IRE RAILWAY.-Trains leave Depot foA
IL OF Chsnbrr.-sf., via Psyonls Ferry;
lam D.y Erpre,, for Ian.nd.igu Rochess.r, Busa>
Sssnanca aud West. Connects at Buffalo with LAKE. sas
and Or.ud Ticnk Railways aud s salamanca with AiEo
and Great West~rn Railway.
$3.50 a ~. MIX ard Way Tral1; daily to Ot.giiG
10 M, Express Mail Tor Buffalo. connecting VIA ~
Shore Railway.
4pn, Way Train. Tor Port Jsrvi>snd NswsursA
5p M Nlsht Express for Cansndsgls. kochesier bft<
Salamanca, AID Wts'
epm, Lightning Express daily, for Ca. sndsisaA R,ss
ter busslo salamaIcs, Dunktk, en9 West ,ooascsa
Buffalo with Lake Shore aud Grand Trunk RsvsyA MS
Salamanca with Atlantic and Great Wesis.n Railway
So N. Emigrsnt Train, daily for Buffalo, ssaua-a ID
kirk snd West 49,
VIZ r. BARR, Genl P-ss. Agent, New-Yors
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furniture.
STEAMBOATS, ano Railroads.

EORNEWB lRGH, WEST POINT, POUGH.
Il KERPSE, R0SD0UT and KINGSTON, landing al
Coszeus Dock, Cornwall aud Milton Tho steamer MARY
POWELL wild leave Desbrcssesst 81. every afternoon at
EOR WIITESTONE, GREENWICH and
Il EORWALK. - The steamboat JOHN ROMER viii
Pier No 81 T.. H. fulton Market sipl daily Sunday
excepted, st o'clock Returning. viii leayc Eorwsk
at O'c.ock =. n. aud Greenwlsh at Bil5
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DEOPLEs LINE for ALBANY and TROY
l. Fon ALBASY-The steamer ST. JOHN .eayes on Mon.
days. Wednesdays aud FIidsys and tho HENDRIX HUD-
SON on Tucsdays Thursdys and Saturday, al O'Clock
from Pier No. ~. Norh River foot u Canal st.
Ion TROY he steamer WANDERED LIT leaves On sundays
1ursdays aud Thnr.Jsys. aud the RIP VAN WINkLE on
MOndays WrdnrsdsSs and Fridays ats o'clock H. ifcn1
Pier No. a, North River foot 81 Watis.st.
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M ORNiNG LINE for PEEKSKlLL.--T
WI NORWALk leaves the pier foot OF Tsrrisoi., daily
lwuhout eIcepton) at lands At Thrtiethsf ionkers
Hs'tng, Dobbs Ferry. Tsuytown Nysek sung sing ilsyer
straw Grassy Point and V.In Hnks
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1865 Ell. 7se 1854 $50 1877 ooi
The Chicago and Northwestern Railway earned
for the second geek in August: ~
1855 ejs9 Ox3 l3i 1854 slO oe4 80 Inc 500 900 GU
The foreign imports at the port of New-fo'S' io'
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At the London Stock Exchange tho fall in our
National securities is fully explained by the largo
expectation of them to that market, and by the
growing activity in the loan market. On the latter
topic The Ecoaomiu Of August 5 says:
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-08-11

Irary currents Of air, NJ. Delamarne, by hts
management Of the helm prevented the rotary
motion usually experienced in oil balloon travel
ing.
At twenty minutes past seven the passengers
Witnessed a glorious sunset, the magnificent
effect of which, in coudland, appears to have
defed all attempt at description. At eight they
were sailing over Choisy, when the air became
so rarihei that they lowered the vessel and
sailed toward Lanane, when they lost themselves
In cloud-banks, and the guide-rope and some
ballast were thrown out. The vessel then rose
still higher, and after sail of an hour and
half in azure space they decided to descend in
the neighborhoOd of Choisy, which NJ. Deamarne
accomplished without the slightest difficulty,
and his passengers landed on terra frmd as
easily as il they had stepped out of an express
train. Two results are eyident-by the horizontal
helm placed in the stern Of the vessel, it asoends
aud descends as the helmsman pleases and by
means of the hsliees placed at each side, COM
bined with the action of the helm, horizontal
course is obtained.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-08-11
The Experience Of a Rebel.

The following story is told by the New Or
leans Picayune;
A gentleman of this city who has been a very
prominent, earnest, and effective Iebel, was cap
tured and brought some weeks ago to Baton
Rouge, where he WAS delivered into the hands Of
General Lawler, Now the General is one of
the kindest-hearted and most genial of men, and
to the surprise of the captured rebel he received
him with the greatest henignity and courtesy,
and after taking his purOle and otherwise kindly
oblieing him, asked the heretofore Obluratc
rebel if his men UNITED States soldiers) had
not recently captured horse and buggy of his.
The rebel, with resigned but melancholy air,
answered in the affirmative, adding "and you
will find him an excellent horse" Eyes," re-
marked the General, al have so found him hut
as you are in greater need of him, and have u
better title to him than have, here is IN order
for him." Whereupon our rebels pensiye aad
melancholy air continuing, the General inquired
If he could do anything more for him "NO
sir" was the reply of the astOnished and hui
inflated rebel, al beg you wont, for you have
already made me feel worse whipped than have
been during the war"
Our subjugatel rebel came to the city, and
was much distressed to find his family elected
from the homestead, and in great need. lie had
been prosperous merchant, of good credit, and
seeing no other mode Of raising the money he
| required, he wrote TO an OLD mercantile iIlehu
at the North, who had been as strong Union
man as he had been q rebel and secessionist
stating his circumstances, and asking if his old
friend could loan him sum of money which he
required for present purposes. lie received q
prompt response, that all the money he needed
was placed to his credit and at his convenience.
Hereupon our rebel again found himself in
slower deep beyond the lowest" Of subjugation
and humiliation, and protests that if he receives
any further such tokens of kndiness and mag
nanimity, he will be under the necessity, for his
own relief, of hanging himself to the most co n
venien mt lamp-pos,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-08-11
journal ana Statesman Timetable.
BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA AND WILMINGTON,
July "a, 1865.
oaryuly corrected With every change.

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Carefully corrected with every change.
TRAINS LEAVE WILMINGTON FOR PHILADELPHIA
At 10 minutes before O'Clock, morning.
At O'clock morning.
AZ 30 minutes after O'Clock, morning.
At IL o'clock. noon.
AT O'Clock, afternoon.
At o'clock, afternoon.
AT 27 minutes after O'Clock, afternoon.
At 10 minutes before 3 o'clock, afternoon.
AT 80 minutes after o'clock evening.
At n minutes before o'clock, night.
At 6 minutes before 10 O'Clock, night.
AL 80 minutes after 6 O'Clock, evening, Sundays
TRAINS LEAVE PHILADELPHIA FOR WILMINGTON
AT b minutes after o'clock in the morning,
AT 10 minutes before o'clock, morning.
AT 10 minutes after 8 o'clock, morning.
AT 10 minutes after 10 O'clock morning.
AT 10 minutes after O'Clock, afternoon.
AT O'Clock, afternoon.
AT 30 minutes after o'clock, afternoon
At minutes before o'clock, afternoon
AT O'Clock, afternoon.
At o'clock, evening.
AT 10 o'clock, night.
Al 10 minutes after II o'clock, night.
AT 70 minutes after O'Clock, morning, SUNDAYS,
AT 10 o'clock, night, Sundays.
AT 10 minutes after ii o'clock. night, Sundays
TRAINS LEAVE WILMIsdToN FOR NEW CASTLE.
AT II minutes after O'Clock, morning.
Al % minutes before l 2 o'clock morning.
AT minutes before O'Clock, afternoon.
AT 20 minutes before o'clock, evening.
TRAINS LEAVE NEW CASTLE FOR WILMINGTON
At 80 minutes after o'clock. morning,
At minutes after o'clock, morning,
AT 30 minutes after O'Clock, afternoon.
AT 10 minutes after o'clock, afternoon.
STEAMBOAT ARIEL.
Leaves Wilmington at 80 minutes after 9, morn.
ing.
Leaves Philadelphia at 80 minutes after 2, after.
noon.