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Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1865-04-13

WoMAN's TEMpER.-No trait of character
is more valuable in female than the possess
sion of sweet temper Some can never be
happy without it. 1t is like the flowers that
spring upin our pathway, reviving and cheer
ing us. Let man 60 home at night, wearied
and worn by the tolls of the day, and how
soothing is a word dictated by good dispo.
sition. 1t is sunshine falling upon his heart.
He is happy. and the cares of life are forgot
ten.
A sweet temper has soothing influence
over the minds of whole family. Where it
is found in the wife and mother, you observe
kindness and love, predominating over the
natural feelings of the heart.
CANDLEs,--The original of candles is OBJ.
scure. They were first used to light cathe-
drals and churches. and were made Of wax.
History records that Alexander the great
employed a graduated wax candle, enclosed
in a lantern, as thu best mode then known
for ascertaining the division of time. Candles
were not in general use for domestic purposes
till towards the close of the thirteenth ceutu-
ry, when they are first noticed as being made
of tallow.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1865-04-13
and ton of coal at market prices.

sofa, and ton of coal at market prices.
The "Scaly Rum Petroleum Company
will be the biggest thing on oil in the market
I am coming on to arrange the business as
soon as my friends remit funds enough to pay
my way back.
Yours oleaginously,
CoRRY OLASUs,
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1865-04-13

A gentleman not long since in one of his
rides in Southern Illinois sought to make him
self interesting to good looking mother OF a
sweet baby, occupying the next seat in the
car. After duly praising the baby, he re-
marked to the mother" " He is real sucker
I suppose 2" "No, sir-ee," said the lady,
blushing, "wc had to raise him on the bot.
tie" The gentleman resumed his readinA
and has not Dragged on any strange baby
since that.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1865-04-13

The Opinion Nationale, in a curious art;c-
lie on the bad craftsmanship of the infantry.
mentions that 1000. 600 cartridges were us.
ed at Solfcrino to shoot down 10000 Austri-
ans at the outside; which shows that il took
1900 bullets to kill or wound one man. and
represents . weight of20O0 pounds.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1865-04-13

cts sad thing when men have neither
heart enough to speak well. nor judgmen..
enough to hold their tongues: this is the fouu-
dation of all impertinence.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1865-04-13
CITY Government.

Kosor-Da CHAS. II. DIR.
Casnetimea--J. b. II. CAMPBELL,
HENRY BRUCE,
JOHN KOLB
GEORGE NJ. RIZER,
WILLIAM ARMBRUSTER,
JOSIAH ENGLER.
C7rk-JOHN SCHlLLING.
Colltetor-FRANCIS MADORE.
BaHf.-LEyI W. BRANT.
BOARD meets on the first Monday in each month
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1865-04-13

TENNYsoN says that kiss is merely an idle
pleasure. 1t may be a mere idea, but it is a
touching one. ~
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1865-04-13
County Directory.

County Directory.
Judge of the Circuit Court-llon. JAMES SMITH,
Clerk ef the Circuit Court-IIORACE RESLEI.
Reqisser Of WHs-GEO. W. HOOVER.
Sherie-BASIL T. GARLITZ.
State's Anorney--GE0 A. TliRUSTON.
Suyutyor--JAMES CHISHOLM, JR.
Jsdges Of the Orphans Court
j. B. IL CAMPBELL,
DOUGLAS PERCY,
A. NJ l.. BUSH.
CHARLES RIDGELY,
ELIJAH FRIFND,
JOHN BELL,
J. II. STALLINGS,
J. l.. TOWNSHEND.
Tss Collsetor-S. L. TOWNSHEND.
Clerk TO Cem1njssioners-JACOB BROWN.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1865-04-13

An English paper advertises g a piano for
sale by a lady about to cross the Channel 10
an oak case with car rved lsss."
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1865-04-13

Isthis cruel world avery rose has Il. ,hss,
but not svery thorn lie xese.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1865-04-13
GENERAL BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
ARRIVAL, AND DEPARTURE OF
TRAINS.

CLOSING OF MAILS.
Nail East, closes daily, Except Sunday,) $50
A. u.
Nail YES, st,-Through mail closes 6r. NJ; through
and way mail, closes 9 r. N
Sage for BEDFORD, leaves daily, Except Sunday,
at A. NJ; Mail Closes G A. NJ.
Sage for FrostJurc, arrives 6.3o P. NJ. leaves, 8
?. ~; Mail closes, $50 p. N.
Stage for Somerset arrives, bP. NJ; leaves, "a.
~; Mail closes, GAM.
FYiststone semi-weekly-Leaves Tuesday and
Friday, at p. NJ. Mail closes, 1880 IN.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-06
commercial Intelligence.

LONDON MONEY MARKET.-Ihe iuhds we," q'ic'
t vGot material aactoaion Console the I'D were at
1o sai Tber. was full demand for dscount Ut the bank
and in the oren market at unchanged riss =, .f, IA
Tac.5sv Amounted to 40O bales including I2Oo bales of
.pecuaon and port The usrke, very nat ana
IA nrccs show declne al about "a ID maAe'
tosy unsettled pending Development OF hofs'Aah' news
Sales about 5000 bales ratlfT easier "a, NJ,
TRAD AT MAsCHEsrgD-fe sterday Was very QUIZ. rtc,'
we're again lower and the market closed WIN increasing 's
RpvInsTr yys -Mess,s. Richardson. Spence Co Wake
field Nash Co., snd others report: sood htepdnhce OF
and hrner msxke BoaT quiet bot steady W beat I'm
mi An fair demand Ut ldazd per Genital advance ie hed
Western Red is quled 81 dsa Com hIm and 5daod pei
e'PRoy,s,oss-Mesus. Bisland Aithya Co., Gordon
ruce Co and others report Beef quiet but steady foH
am aud easier Bacon generally steady bot IN some cases
Tsthsr lower rites accepted Lard quiet bi hfm al ,
rstes Taovr inactive, bat unchanged. Batter very du
| and decidedly lower ut 100 dlc3l. - ~, a
PnopuoF-Ashes EASIER Pots 2S,sa2s PeedsOI. Fgsi
nIiet and rather easier. Coffee unsteiea hics ao'.st
sn;~t; French e5 'd65d Petroleum WITHOUT change lie
Josroy ,MARyxrs--Bresd stnfs frner and Wheat par
,iailv dearer quiet unchanged rates sugars du
md easier for Refined Coffee quiet Tea dull o. 10" rates
| Riee active nod Giu TslIew hrm; Y. L.. 4oi?' sprn
Ttrpentine, 67.
LATEST.
I,vyRpooL March 23-CorroS-Sses for two days iogv
& icjS,rr 900 bales TO spectators and eIporers The
,es 4 SuIl with little inquiry and prices weak Bhp
sTngys-TLs market l. quiet and ready. InopuCfLin
market is steady; Spirits Tpenns S'mef ~ ''' A"e'
Iornoy March 2sConsos close at ssesst iol 5 gsne
Axv.icln STOCK s-Ilinois Ceutrsl, oa4'oj L'c' ''
| 8 FiyeTwcutes. 33i.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-06

Ca pinre OF the Steamer Harriet De Fsrd by
Rebe 10.

Spesia Dispateh to The N. Y. Tribune
20 81 BALTIMORE Wednesday April 5. 1866.
a. A'daring act Of piracy was perpetrated yes
4eiday afternoon at Fairhayen Herring Bay, about 30
miles from this city. the steamer Harriet Deford
being seized by company Of Rebel soldiers IN disguise
The Deford bad scarcely left farhaven wharf before
dozen or more of newlyreceved passengers threw OH
their OF ercoas and drawing resovers revealed 20 the
stonshed gaze Of the passengers the Uniform Oh epe'
1oldier' tax.
were ordered to the saloon and guards placed over
them while the balance Of the pirates proceeded to take
command of the steamer. Captain and officers were
forced INTO obedience at the muzze Of the pirates reVo
vera One of,tbe pirates assumed control OF the wheel
the pilot and engineer being compelled 10 proceeu W
eea.
Q, Mr.. A. Donnen, clerk OF the Deiord' Oehe'"s '"'N
he had met the leader OF the outlaws ON iorner oco
sion accosted him ns Capt Titzhugh. when the ia'er
acknowledged the recognition and said he was Zap
tair Of the 9Th virginiaicayalry and acting under OK
ders OF superior officers
Under the persuasive eloquence OF reyover' the
clerk haEded over the pirates nearly $1,000 belonging
IN the owners of the steamer and different hrs in 'n
citx which Fitzhugh carefully fobbed
Iy,a, about a mile from Farhavep Fitzhngh com
,sd the engineer to souDd the steam whistle three
time, in answer to which signal three poat'' c'n
tanning 90 men, put off from eaeesde oi the river anu
80 Co. no steamer The crews Of these boats having
49,, ,,,,en aboard. the steamer was beaded down
Chesapeake Bay A..
IN tbe way down Capt. Leage, Capt Dayton onicer
9, ,.,cc Of steamer and several old gentlemen WIN
sd. aud children placed on board oil the
T.wsta hound for this city. The balance oil mai pas
.epue-s. engineer fremen and twenty coiofed reeu'
81. man were retained prisoners. Inc pc'ore ""'
valued at 80 OO0 and had cargo OF top"cco
Grain. furs &C. valued at $4,000. '-.
Fltzrch would not permit his men TO robpassengers'
The captured steamer is fast saier ha'ins
made II knots per hour. Tie intcrIon OF tne piao'
could not be learned but It is supposed they Will en
eayor to outside Of the Capes transfer Ihe cs'e
10 larger vessel burn the Deford, and proceed 70
Nassau.
The paroied passengers arrived here this morning
One Of them positively asserts that JEFF. DAVIS wa
among the party who came out in small boats but nc
reliance whatever can be placed in the possibility
JEFF having thus escaped from Richmond.
The receipt Of this news caused great excitement
among merchants here, and measures looking TO fh'
hssen,e Of the bay boats are being made. steamer
has also been dispatched to intercept pirates before
they reach the Capes
On tbs lat inst. the schooner st. Mary boarde'
bys gang of pirates in PawtaAet River who said the
oapred eight schooners that we're lying at anchor
An various rivers between borc ana foinf LOOKOUT
The crewswere all parocd and released Inc captain
of fou- q tho captured schoonsrs reached here TIL
morning.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-06
ASSEMBLY.

Mr. CRpAMgR introduced bill 10 amend the
charter Of the Father Matthew Total Abstinence 80
ciety, No J Of Brooklyn. p.o.,,vu
Thc nil To- appons two additional Surogates in tho
CITY Of Nsw.York was taken NJ.
Mr. STEWART moved to Tecomu,it the bi!lto TIC Soi
Aer o. debate by Mcss,s Ridgewey Dreamer and
Parker the bill recommted to the Jndic'ary ION
mitiee with power TO report complete,
Tie Dry Dock and East Broadway Railroad bill was
Mr. VsppRR moved tn recommit tie bill to the railroad
Committee with Instructions to strike out the enAe'bB
Mr. wRAvER mored to recommit 70 the Committee oil
Hfter debate By Messrs Van Burcn and o. NJ. Hun
Mr.. iiRAspRErH moved tho proslous question, and 1t
was ordered by vote OF - TO 90 c.,.... ., Tho
The motion to fecornmit TO the Coinmiiee OF 'ne
Whole was lost by vote Of 20 ~
TIE bill was then read and passed rs ,oloNs No.,
s,nref Bisuvst Brsndeth. Brown BIan.on burns C9e'
COOPER Clark Clog, SIes'Hs s,i D, ss~ef Hn.sioocs
Haynes Hollis. uawart Hangeriord In3rshasl heI'osf
K ksa Lsevs .c a m Lsp mss ts,9
ecresu Moy MTrsy hcssr.on owtn fsssr p p.ss
Is r1eT d rsSssa h sy Rouse. Root
mons SANFORD ssb.ene ssyesnss snS, s sSi~
s era SANFORD stewart Tansn Tanner ysndeles wsa
W ebber Weller Wiber Wood, Worth. W LiInal--.s, al
Andla, esrsey Ba,do' s,,sr%, Mcjes
Il
Will. Oeott Rankin RediEgtop Roscs. Ssfops' iAn'a" ~
| Uuren Vedder Weaver and Weed--2i
| y REPoETs. ,
To amend the charter Of the East New'for@ an1
| Jamaica RAILROAD Company. .,,a,a
For a railroad in Eighty sixth and One hunur A'a'''
twenty fifth. sts, New.Y0rk. .- c.,,,.,v
For tbe relief OF the Western Insurance Coips ~n!
ror the ia Al closing Of incorporated banks.
no amend the charter of the Transit INSURANCE oon
pany. .or,o.r 7, b,ary Railway I'm an
ncorforatin 9 the Kniekerbocker Gas Col spahy.
no ursyent the rendering of false certihce1es VI M
in New.Yo A., .s.,x.t Cou,nanv
To ane nd the net relative ~ sewerage end oJs"aS
nc%nopatinS the list Regiment Association Of New
York. 49,, porAxo,ept e.
''I Incornorssing ths beethoven Nnnrer Choir.
Il Incnrroretjng the Veteran Unin Ciub q neW to'
Inco, ror.tinS the State Eclectic Medical SgcHty
Reatlye To- lie Court Of SPECIAL Sessions. NEW io''
III To establish the Law Institnse. Ecw-York.
: Mr. T. PARKRR gave not;cs 10 suspehd tne Sotn Iui
40 far a. relates 70 the bill u establish the etropo"
Q Sanitary DiAtrict. =
BILLS INTRODUCED. = a,
p Relstive to WHARFAGE In Esw.aork. I'M ,a -
came bill ~ was introduced In the Senate sasI
authorizes tie Captain OF the fcrt 70 cnnsss ~ I'M
vessels that ore DOW exempt nom the ~, u
mage for ON, and half per cens por tuh ON 'n0' W.
! mage. -, s.o,, c.vnc div
le TO pre- vent Joint stock companies rom pay'us WI
ldend5 rther than frQN thsI acssA ss1n'"s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-06
Prussia.

The discussion Of the Military budget wa
progJo ssng in the Chamber ofpeputies The Minister
f War OF naned the views Of the Government and
tended that il was necessary for Prussia 10 maintain
strong military force lie said he did not believe II was
the Intention Of the Emperor OF the French TO declare
go as soon as his interests demand such course The
necessity for meeting this emergency has induced tho
Government 20 charge itself with heavier burdens tna
n ofherwisc would have desired.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-06

Hew.York. 90 Gil. r-s,
To sathosiss the Nov. York and weschester Railroad
Company to fix and limit their capital and to dun.
my engines in Westchcster County.
I. RESOLUTIONS
BY Mr.. McCoSvIILE-To suspend The rules In order
10 reconsider the final adverse final vote on tho Broad
way Parallel Railroad bill.
The resolution to reconsider carried by O vote of
Go to 80.
EVENING SESSION.
After some time spent in the consideration o, claim
bills. the Assembly adjourned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-06
MAURIR d.
DIE d.

Az, ,srp oN,-rr Broosvn. on "Wednesday April s. Bar
u olomew Armstrong. in the 18th yeaI of his age
nj SsEiI%on Wednesdsy Apr5 after short but severe
ine.. Chxes Russell y tho tith year Of Ln age
II. iS' residence No :s wes HOu'soa without fur
z HKER-0n Tuesday April 4, Raw Frsee. A BstsI mem
Der OF the Missionary consregen OF 81 fsu the Apostle
sTss Reverend Clergy and hi, e. invited 70 nd his
aneral ThuIsdsy |on: H. and 5nf
hi. ,s,dence In Niehols N. Y, Hon. Cams,
ieI H. Barstow, fxmerly Member Of Congress from 'h'
| State and State Treasurer, aged 30 y'ars.
GILBFRT-On Tuesday, April Mary stokes VIE Of 'n
60 ssrnd her funeral rqmhs Of her husband NO
d.u 9Th inst, a. o'clock. witbsai further notice.
DE GROoT-As Hilton Head G., on the lsh d,y % Jam
S. sergeant George Gordon DsGroot, 18th Regiment ~
yonutesr aged ~ year, ,,,.a "a attend the
rfv r ,r,shS on FtSsy AMI At o'clock M resi-
dence ofhis parents, No. i<7 Lssyettears Brooklyn
aALLAGHER-on Ne;a.y Ap, at h,s esssn ,s.; ma
AIS friends Is also those OF bis Hugh Bttholomew
Chambers Chare. and Hsy and father in A bs,SI
%sm si' a.. sss~a nssd asisnd funeral Don
The GA OF s S1ssy SSsss1 ss %
soiema gqaiea mass viii be celebrated M 'ns
The IN. vii, be irserred In the cemetery Of the bob
Gross, Fiatbash.
KING in Brooklyn Tues Jay eyenies April 4 Of scar
10. f,ver oserss Walter, only son Ely L. and Hs'H ="
The ends Of tie family are invited s.end the funeral hcI
ht fathers residosce No. 2 Adaasss BTookyn, on TIL
| u hursday) afternoon at o'clock
M ,NN-On Wednesday morning, April Nathan. younses
sou Of samuel and Gsoxana Manu. aged year. month
snes services win he held st the residence Of his father No
so4 West Twenty ourhst, on this Thursday afternoon
4 2o'clock p M -
IMuaRAY-on Tuesday evening the eth inst James lame Q
Murray eldest son Of the late Peter Murray In the 2th ye
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-06

LONDON, March 23.-Political news not OF
very important character ,,, nm,
Ne,v. c~k have suspended. Liabilities, 100000.
The papers to-day warn the House Of commons Oh NC
mnor,anee of the vote TO be taken tonight on tho sub
ject of Canadian Notifications. ,
hns caused an Improvement In niied Sth'eS '<oSHo
closing qnotatiOns being 53f
,vrnrooI, March go - Steamships Pcnnsylvania'
Edinburgh aud New York. from New York have ar
rived.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-06

The third Organ Concert of Mr.. G. jerome
Hoptips postponed from March 3o) will DO gwen I'M.
evening at the South Bsptist Church, No. A' "e''
Tweply .6f,h.st, between Seventh and Eieh'n'a'cs,
Nev.York. Mr. Hopkins will DO assisted by severn
.rt,ts Of distinction and by select chorus OF cno''
how, and men, from his Brooklyn Orpheon Free ChorA
School 80, 800. nj
MISS EMMA HARDIrGE will, at the request O.
,,r,,n,nent citizens Of Brooklyn. deliver this oven
nav lecture on "Politios in the Pulpit" at I'M
Brooklyn Athen@um r,v,
CONCERT FOR THE BENEFIT OF rnR fN'
po,x,s Horsz OF IsDysrsY.-A concert fur the penen
,hs riv. Points House Of Industry Is to be given
the Academy Of Music on next Thursday evening p
..,sr,l hundred children of the Institution under ID
direction Il rssl Nub, ssed hI Hsl~iRAu'g' sana'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-06
GEN. SHERMAN'S ARMY MOVING.
PHILADELPHIA, wednesday. April 5, 1868.

PHILADELPHIA. Wednesday April 5, 1885,.
Senator Sherman arrived in this city to-day.
He left Gen Sherman on Saturday morning.
The army Of Gen. sherman was then about moving
according TO The prearranged plan adopted in his late
visit to Gen. Grant at Fortress Monroe.
The army was in magnificent condition, and ts nun.
Der much larger than generally supposed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-06
Rruyi1.

Rio dispatches of Feb. IL announce that senior
yoban Minister of War; had been replaced BY Vsconnt
camanin. Intelligence from Monteydeo ~ contra,
Jntorv according 10 one account fle garrison agreed
"a espulstc 10 the Brazilian Admiral On the an feD
and The Brazans would consequently occupy inc pince
without bIoodshed. Another account Is mat hosues
oonm.uced on the 9th.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-06

tAdver;isement
SPECIAL NoTIoE.-Tne publications ofMessrs.
J. y. 1ILIos & Co. viii not be sold at either Of the
Trade Salcs, but may he had OF Messrs. HuRD g.
Hot GHroy, OAKLEY & Mason and o. s. FILL. New
illustrated Catalogue n Just ready and may be had on
application to Mcssrs. j. Il. I. & Co.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-06
Mexico.

The Oesteryiolischs Zeitmng of Vienna asserts
that the negotiations ashingon betw the agents
OF the Emperor Naximilian ard Mr.. Seward arc pro-
crossing satisfactorily IL reterstes the thai
Mr.. Lincoln has promised TO recognize the new Empire
at the termination Of the present war.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-06

To the Editor Of The e. Y. Tribune.
SIR: l find my name, and the number Of my
residence. among the casualties at the late fire in Fur.
manst. in this city 1t appears in this days issue OF
your paper. Please contradict the same and oblige,
not only myself but friends abroad.
JOSEPH IT. Brown.
No n Midddgh.st.. Brooklyn, April s. 1866.
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tAdveYtisement.l
PRIcRs THIS DAY REDUCED 20 PER CENT
on our Stock OF
GAS fixtures,
LANrs, sc.
Archer e. PAsCoAsT, Manufacturer
Nos g. IL, IS. Is and IL Mercer.st, Eew-Yosk.
fAdvertiement.l

Richmond has made you laugh, but THE Fun.
SIEsr OF lie will make you hal ha hal
Richmond has made you swell. but THE FUNsisT Oh
LIE will make you hurst.
Hurrsh for 1Hg FUNNIEST or OH No. G. now ready.
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A Sound Inyestn,ent,

No. s. Exchange Place.
Invite the attention Of their customers and the public TO The
Advertisement. elsewhere published OF
THE SUGAR CREEK PETROLEUM COMPANY
limited portion OF this really valuable stock opea 10 cob
scr ption at off % We desire to STATE that;
LIST. The cstal Of ths Company l. not "wssred' .nl
does sdal in amount the value OF the property @hh
Il Il leased.
"a. Ten wells going down n the choicest seys
Creek heavyoi district The Capital Stock so small tbse
even hteen barrels OF per dien viii pay handsome nolthy
dividends, with gold at par. -.
3d. The projectors Of this Company have formed j. on
honest basis and look forward for Their pront to rise IN sne
market value of the stock .IA
4h. Only few thousard shares will BE- sold. rti :
fY- This l. the only Company for which ever ofeneA
books and confidently recommend the stock =
our customers do for the above nsne4
Map, and further information be obtained by calling ~
,ddressiug l.. c. STEDMAN co,
No. 81 Exca,nse- psce.
New York.
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fAdvsrs-ment
LoRp's Cleaning aud Dyeing Establishment,
Garments beautifully cleaned l3s Broons st., cor way
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Special Notices.


Special Notices.
Clothing.
FALL IN GOLD.
| FALL IN GOLD.
| FALL IN GOLD
| FALL IN GOLD.
| FALL IN GOLD.
| FALL IN GOLD.
FALL IN GOLD.
PRICES MARKED DOWN 40 PER CENT.
PRICES MARKED DOWN 20 PER CENT Is
PRICES MARKED DOWN 40 PER CENT
PRICES MARKED DOWN 40 PER CENT.
39s, 400 AND 400 BOwERY.
39S, 400 AND 4O2 BOwERY.
39S, 400 AND 4O2 BOwERY
39S, 400 AND 400 BOwERY.
Jos, 400 AND f02 BOwERY
39S, 400 AND 4O2 BOwERY
CLARK, TRAPHAGEN G HUNTER
CLARK, TRAPHAGEN & HUNTER,
CLARK, TRAPHAGEN 4 HUNTER. .r
oFPRH 10 l..
THEIR ENTIRE STOCK 10.
THEIR ENTIRE STOCK
THEIR ENTIRE STOCK
THEIR ENTIRE STOCK
THEIR ENTIRE STOCK
THEIR ENTIRE STOCK
MEMS, BOYS AND CHILDRENS CLOTHING
MEMS. BOYS AND CHUDRENS CLOTHING b..
MEMS, BOYS AND CHiLDRENS CLOTHING
MEMS. BOYS AND CHILDRENS CLOTHING
AT RETAIL,
AT RETAIL.
AT RETAIL.
AT RETAIL. r
AZ RETAIL, .r
AT RETAIL. n.
FOR LESS TRAN THE MATERIAL ALONE COST
FOR LESS THAN THE MATERIAL ALONE COST. .
FOR LESS THAN THE MATERIAL ALONE COST.
FOR LESS THAN THE MATERIAL ALONE COST.
Union General CGmr;if3ee.-A Re suiar Meetng 4
the above Committee will be- held a. Headusrter- u
Broadway and Twenty-tLiId st. on THURSDAY ENENiNA.
April 8, 1865, al a O'Clock. JAMES NELLY, Chairman
GEss' IL a. H hihLA1' Secretaries
TO Each Resident of the Fifteenth Ward.-Tha
citizens Of the Fifteenth Ward the public rne-tin, hei
Hope Chapel Friday, the 3st ut elected Col CHARLES
W. DARLING, a. Park Barraeks, tho Treasurer OF h4
from the recent draf and procuring recr, to I'LL the qoo
called for by Government Any ubscrip;ion yoa msy tc
disposed to make aid this desirable object won bsn.
ceiyei by Col. Darling tie Committee. b. slbiy
knowledged through the public press, otherwise 93
coadIrrEs
FREDK A. CONKLING, CHAS. J. LIVINGSTON ~
DOUGLAS TAYLOR, ABRAHAM LENT ....,
Join join a. VAN 'BiUsKIRK, GEORGE " nfuicmEos be-,
JAMES W. FOWLER, THOMAS LEANY
ABRAHAM DU BOlS f.. g. fRkLiGlI, .rr rrr
GEORGE II. PURSER, J. C. COLES, . -,
THEODORE Il. BRONSON.
CHARLES s. MARSHALL. chAirnaa- I,
CaARLEs W. DAZZLING, Treasurer. 'I
A. NRYDEsBuRou Secretary ~
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fAdyerilsemen,

JEyPRRs, 573 Broadway, is selling his stock o.
Ladies and Childrens Boots and Shoe, and fine Gents
Slippers at low prices. Jcllers. No 5I3 Broadway
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Acknowledgement.

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fAdvertisenentl
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-FOUR DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.

Arrival Of the Etna-Mr. Lay6rd on the
Seizure Of Cotton in snvnnn"h-Dc.
cfsion I'm the Colenso Cnsc-Co"tra-
dictOry Reports from MOntevideo -
Negotiations Between Mexico and the
United States.
The Imam steamer Etna, Capt. Michigan,
which left Liverpool at o'clock the afternoon OF the
pod and Queenstown on the 23d Of March, arrived here
yesterday bringing four days later news. The Mora
Wan arrived off Londonderry at 10 O'Clock on the morn
ing Of the 22d of March.