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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1865-04-28
BRIDGEPoRr, Ala, April II, 1865.

BRIDGEPORT, ALA, April II, 1865.
EDITOR Ono STATE JOURNAL
Whilst in Ohio, Icollected I for the refu-
gee families in this military district S43 o.,
from the following places: Mansfield, So 30;
Mt. Vernon, S32 Is; and Delaware 81 So.
Since my return [ have visited several of
these poor families, and have afforded
them ample relief [ know that if the
good people of the North could witness
the destitute condition of the poor loyal
people, they would have contributed lib
orally. Through the papers l called up
on the Ministers of the Gospel of differ
ent denominations to take up collections
and send the money to me, then at Della
ware, Ohio But was disappointed in
not receiving any money from this source
Should any of the people feel like send
ing to my address any contribution for
this purpose, will acknowledge the re
ceipt of the same through the press.
Gen. FL. S. Commager, commanding at
this post, has issued an order by which
the people can receive temporary relief
By publishing the order the public will
be further enlightened upon the subject.
i. +. DRAKE,
ITog,o1+a1
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LETT ER S

D emaining unclaimed in the Post Office at De =
Az To obtain any OF these letters the applicant
list, and pay cent for advertising.
IL not called FOR within month, they VIII be
sent 10 the Dead letter O1ice
n B-A REQUEST for the RETURN of a letter To the
writer If uncl aimed within so days or lees written
printed with the writer's name post office and State
acrsss the efthand end Of the envelope, the face
side, will be complied with the usual prepaid rate
of pos tage, payable when the letter delivered tho
wrlter.-Sec 28. Law Of 1868.
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Atkinson Rebecca Mrs Lewis Amos
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Davis . Miller A ?
DennigeF Eta Miss MoGreggor Mary A Mrs
Durham Emma Pitts Geo
Dunlap Susan E Mrs Pierce Mate Pals
Esterman Miss Rickley William
Findlay L A Miss Ritienhouse John
Grove Caroline Miss Rhodes Geo
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Hall Sarah Mrs Saul Daniel
HALEY John Sergent Chas
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Hummel thompson Mary Miss
Jaques Maggie Miss Williams LYDIA Mrs
jenkins IavId Willard John
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Klser Elizabeth Miss. Willis Freeman
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SS- Office hours opens I. o. .m.-closss so p. m.
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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1865-04-28
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
V0JICGbLe Real Estate at
P U 3 LEO S A lie .
a r. AR e C H a M @ E
TIME property known as the '.Griswold property,
u will be offered at Public Sale

TIME property known as the "Grswold property ,
II will be offered at Public Sale
Tuesday, the 9th dag Of June, 1865,
10 O'Clock a NJ. il not sold prior to that time pr
vae sale This property is delightfully."- located in the
town of Delaware, Ohio, the corner of Sandusky
and North streets, extending through to Franklin ST.
and comprising about of ground well stocked
with fruits flowers and shrubs. There is a and
convenient building the premises, containing ten
rooms, besides stable, w0odhouse, &c. This property
is situated directly opposite the public buildings,
the cheapest and desirable Real Estate invest
ment IN the Of Delaware Il will be sold either
at public private sale whole divided TO suit
purchaser. For further particulars address T. +. POW
ELL, Delaware, Ohio or L. ROBERTS, Box $50, New
York City. April 2S-ts
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1865-04-28
OFFICIAL WAR BULLETINS.
Bulletin No. 1.

buIIeLIi Isu, I
Peace ConUfntion BettoeeH Generals iSher-
man and ,Johnsto1-The ctrrangemeE@
disapproUcd at Washington.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1865-04-28

4 movement has been inaugurated at
Columbus looking to the raising of a fund
by contributions from citizens OF the
State, for the purpose of erecting ia the
Capitol grounds suitable memorials to
President Lincoln and the Soldiers OF
Ohio who have fallen in defense Of the
country during the rebellion. \ general
Executive Committee was appointed
which is to be aided in its work by sub
committees in the several Congressional
Districts.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1865-04-28
TNTOv STATE c0NFEYTION.

The official call fer the Union State
Convention, which assemblies at Colum-
bus on the 21st of June, for the purpose
of nominating candidates to be supported
at the next election, may be found on the
first page. Delaware county is entitled
to FIVE delegates, and we presume our
Central Committee will take timely action
in reference to a County Convention for
the purpose of selecting them.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-03

the voucher on which shall be PAID and shall be Witnessed
nv Of such known personal identity ~
sill BE- satisfactory the officer making the payment
H. To all volunteers snng IN the regular army ana IN
nsv. ard maine sewer credited and allowed on the
quotas Of this State payments Of bounes will b. MADE o the
epo 81 regular recruii, officers for the regular army and
,be navy and will De entered indoed and Witnessed
thcf.or - provided IN per l. sabdiv 3
H. The foregoing provisions are IadcIu ect TO the oiow
log conditiOrs: -, A.,
That every volunteer mustered and credited for three
year.' :, rvce shsll be paid the Of 1900.
Every volunteer serrd and credited for two years
service, shar be psid the sum Of S+co.
Every volunteer mustered snd credited for one years
service, shall be paid iEe sun Of $500 IN
Every drafted credited for any term pf service sha
he psid the sum Of $3.50
W. 10 4y person who shall furnish an acceptable sub
stitne IT time hrorc such person sha be daec thee
shal be psid according to the provisions Of said act
On account OF acceItihle substitute mustered anu
credited Tor three years service. the ,un of sG11.
credited for YEAR, service, the sum Of 80.
g. account OF acceptable substitute mustered and
credited Tor on. ycurs service. the Of $500.
TO any person who sha be drafted whether lie subse-
quently fuT substitute not he shah be paid only az
drafted m-n, the sum Of $50 .
v IN. enerul Is charged with the execution Of
this order ard make immediate neceseiy arrangements Tor
paving bounes following rendezvous: Hart. Island
lNew-Yogk Cy); Albany Barracks, ErIira and Aubrrn.
Supplemental orders wi immediately Issued TO provide or
reimbursement cities and counties VINO SHAH under
the provisions Of law b. enttlcd ufo for payment OF
toun,irs for onlsmeuts in nsrrrec ionsry States.
BY order Of the Commander In hcf.
WILLIAM IRVINE Adjuiant General
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From tho earliest ages OF Rome Il had been determined
that the property and not the person Of the debtor was
responsible for debt. =,
marked out Let us live abroad in peace with the az
ferent Powers and let Rot the voice oil rahce
10 be hcurd for right and Justice AZ homo et us
rower let US spread education throughout all classes OF
society; let us simplify without destroying our adlnira
BILE administrative system let give the Commune anu
arouse enterprise and the spirit of
lastly let elevate the soul and strengthen the Dody Oh
the nation But while making ourselves the ardent
promoters Of useful reforms let firmly maintan the
bases Of the Constitutions let oppose the exaggerated
tendencies Of those who provoke changes with tue sos
object Of sappng that which We have toanded. n
Utopia Is TO welfare what illusion il TO truth and pro-
grcss is not the realization If more or ss ingenious
theory but the application Of the results OF experience
hailowed by time and accepted by public opinion"
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Regulations for the Payment Of State
Rountics.

The following important order has just been
issued. IT will be that the State to hereafter
the payment Of all bountes. The order for
funding the moneys heretofore advanced by the coun
ties and towns viii probably be issued tomorrow:
GENERAL IgADouARTEas STATE or NKw YoBK. I
ApJCTANT GExERALs OygIcK, ALBANY, heb 2S 1865.
OrLTBAL ORpERs NO b.ln Pursuance OF tho Act entitled
act provide for ing the quota Of required
this State f the and navy Of the United States and to
aaRd sscton twenty-five Of chapter eight Of the Laws Of
eighteen hundred and air four and 10 regulate local bonn
ties volunteers. drafted Hbaitutes the following
regulations for e payment OF bouit. to Volunteers and
dfaie cIsd 10 the quotas OF this Slate under the
present and al future ean. are hereby established:
To al volunteers and drafted enlisted snd draed
into service within this State for the volunteer sud forces
payment II bonn,ies will be- made:
On the enlistment and certificate Of rnser, muster
and descriptive rolls OF the al The rendezvous TO which
thew b4l be sent gnartcred within this State
T. Or power Of attorney Of the volunteer drafted
man. ioch power attorney DO duly acknowledged before
,one officer authorized 10 fake scknow edgmens under the
ws Of this State II the shall be executed within the
State fexecuted cut OF the State the execution shall be
Witnessed by commissioned officer ~ the service IL the
United States and shall be connteragned by the immediate
commanding officer Il tuch volunteer drafted NAV.
Al Isyents VI bounty fhall b. entered " Endorsed
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LETTER FROM IHs sEcKErARY OF STATE
The following letter has beer received by the officer
Na.;onnl cnlnhInfinn.


Of the Committee on the National Celebration:
DETACHMENT OF STATE, WASHINGTON, fsb 70; re-.
n, NCsrs TAYLOR, esq, Chairman, urd ,. u. INIT
Tr,pES and SAMUEL SLOAN teqs, Secrtcrhs ~ g
MING of Citi.cNs Of NeN York egdged ia pursuits
Of CcF'ueTcc .,
GENTLEMEN: am directed by the President
Of The United States to acknowledge the receipt of your
lc,r of tie I'D nstast and Of resolutions concerning
The condition OF national affairs Ivy which that letter
was accompanied.
The President AMI his associates in the Executive
Department highly appreciate these eApressins of APP
prevail and support Coming they do at the close OF
Constitutional term Of public service which has been
filled with trials unknown TO any previous Adminstra
ton these expressions rece, ell evDcinS firm
and Tesoute populsr purpose TO preserve the inon IN.
broken and TO bring back every crring member oereOf
the resumption OF its lawful obligations aud the per
formance OF IT'S proper duties with the consequent
enjoyment Of the nestmabe blessings Of liberty and
peace
Fully believing that the loyal citizens Of The whole
country arc in entire harmony with the citizens o Now
York who are represented the present OCCASION the
President cordially sympathizes with your Committee
in the proceedings they have initiated.
have the honor TO be. Gentlemen. youf obedlent
servant WILLIAM II. sEwARD.
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PROBABLE DRAFT In THIS CITY


The Enlistment Committee met at the enroll
ing office yesterday afternoon. Present Mcssrs. Blunt,
Tweed, Purdy and Brennan.
Mr. Blunt presented the following letter in reference
TO the filing Of the quota Of this city from which it will
be seen that there is probability that draft viii be
ordered very unless recruiting progresses with
much greater rapidity than at present;
OFFICE A. a. Provost. MARSHALL ENERAL AND SUIT
VOLUNTEER RECRUITING SERVICE, SOUTHERN DIvi- I
SION or \. Y, NEW YORK, March !, 1868.
0RIsoY BLUNT Chairman County Pol Committee " J.,
1t appears by the records OF this Office that but g33
men were enlisted in the city Of New YORK for the
Army aud Navy during the eight days ending February
:. 1865. .
In order 10 prevent any misapprehension deem 10
proper 70 state that the present rate of enlistment WIZ
required and unless recruiting increases ana men IRE
put into the service rapidly the DIAN viii be COM
menoed. am. sir, your oOsd'e 81 p servant,
Asst. Adjt Gen. and Asst. to A. A. T. VI. Gen.
The CnARMAS proposed TO send the following reply
10 the above, which agreed to;
HEADQUARTERS COUNTY COMMITTEE on
VoLI NIEERiSG CITY HALL PARK. BLoApwN,
CORNER CHAMBERS ST..
NEW YORK, March q, 1860. J
VI. f. BRowysoN Assistant 3djHfGnt Geapal and Asst
10 4. A. +. W. GeH1h
SIR Your note OF yesterday date IN relation 10 inc
progress ofIecrutng in this County, was received last
in reply have the honor to state very much regret
that. IN your Judgment the present rate Of enlistment
Will not i the quota Of the city districts within the
time required and nnless recruiting increases and men
put in the rapidly tie Draft will be
We commenced paying the increased bounty Of six
hundred C) dollars for three year men, four hundred
900 dollars for fwoyear men, aud three hundred 600
dollars for one year men, the 18th day II February,
Immediately upon being authorized b. the Legislature
to raise the necessary " pay large numbers II
men. From that date, up TO and including the 2StA,
being fourteen 90 days exclusive OF Sundays). we
have paid the bounty 10 the very large number of one
thousand four hundred and fiy.nine .45g men, or an
average of hundred and four 900 men per day
40 follows:
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Advertisement.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

We say persons having Consumption in whatever stage
of the disease use Dr. WIsHARTs PINE TREE TAR CORDIAL
which ia readily taken mp by the blood and carried TO the
Lungs. and the healing principles Of the Tar act upon s I'D
famed sores of the ung and top their decay at once and e
patients life Is saved THE FINE TREE TAR CORDIAL has
mower TO dissolve the thick that stops up the
wind passages of the lungs and expels from the system
FINE REE TAR CORDIAL pnrhes the blood and cean.es
all scrouioHs that Is constantly breeding sorer III
teral external Koum, blotees on the Face and
all Skin Diseases especially cured BY Dr. WsHAErs
PINE IREB TAR CORDIAL Office No 10 NORM sec0ndS'i
Philadelphia. . -
Sold al fInBoIDs Drug and Chemical Warehouse No S9i
rf..d xxay y
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF NEW-Y0RK.
Cleared.

Ship Lizzie Eomens tBrl Dawson, Liverroei Williams =
Gnion.
slip Liverpool, Chambersu, London Glinneil MI,ara
PARK Caco Gardner Trinidad Cuba o. = steyrnsoa 60.
PaIk John Carver, Nickeis, Maisnzas Walsh CateL
Bsrk Xantho Conway Aspinwsl. Panama Railroad Co.
Brig saia Larsen lbr Miller GORGE Yates foIteited
schr Two.Forty Lewis Anmes squan Map J. A. s,stson.
schr O. {. Hart, Rowley. philadelphia, II. w. Loud 90.
schr Mountain Avenue, Rogers Philadelphia, BsEer
Dayton. =, -.
scLr E. c. Scranton, stOpn, New Haven, H. 5 Racket
& Son. =. -,
& Co.
scLr Plyuo uih Roca Parker, Boston, J. G. Dayton.
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slio Susan Howlsnd Of Boston, hence Nov Sr -. fr.y
cisco took ire ON Dec T. whoa - miles W. oS y, .i
ranSo Soraae and wa, bnrned Tn. captsn snd cr,w 3
Al Fernando Norone aud brought from t,ie 70 MY ~
bv the BIZ Palma. The ). II. WAS owned oy WI Wv"
lioston and was $50 tuns burden. ,.,s,. ~ the
The eam.tug r. ). Carter run into ms mon 80 Ser
Baery BY the schooner Sylvester Hale, csff5 " ~
pot.hou,e, smoke'siaek, &C. Inc s'HVo"e
damage -, .lo,t one milo
The b, Sarah H. Crosby to lay Wen. ashore soSs lie.
n,..en,rs we've taken oil by the ug boat jack Se~''
tsnt,n and crew came mp 10 the city in snti.oo''
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To Baltimore by the New Jersey n. n, foot Of
ConrtIarht-st. g and III g. NJ. 4 n m n,id "

To Baltimore, by the New Jersey n. n, feet Of
Conrtiardtss.. and III T. M, Z p M aud W
midnight snnday... ~
10 Boston, by New London line, Pier - y. H., ""
Norwich Line. Pier 30 N. r.. Neptune Line. Phi
~ NJ r. and stonngton line PIER rs y. X, duly
To Boston. by ,'ew Haven II. r., via sEr;ustcll.
21th.st. and 4th av.. .............8a m. JanL o. N
To Bos,on. bv N.w.Haven r. H. 27th.st and fh. y !"
av vie Shore Line, ~. end D. Sunday. D. m
To Bridgeport, By steamer Bridgeport foot Of PesI
Slip
To Buffalo and soe West, by Erie Railroad: foo,
To Cevelsnd o.. by Atlantic and Great Westera y"
R.R. via Erie Railway foot ofChsmbers 4 cor
Meeting with Railroads Tor all principal cities IN
~ the West, m and ...,;.:...:....:.....,..e .. IA
Yaphank, Isip, Farnn ydae, Long Island by L.
Railroad, from Janes-siip and foot OF 34th.s,..
To New Haven Hartford end sprins6eids,eae,s
To Ne%-Iay en- oy P the NcwNavcn RR its. u
and tRsv a, I 3 ny an; l2t D 3.S =, sad .. IN
from foot Courtend st.. VIA Phisdep hil, Gam
and p M. Sunday train. r. I'd
To the We.t, by central R,iToaa Of NewJeney.
~ ard goo IN, a. sunday tr1in. ?.
days excepted from foot Of Whist, Brooklyn
connecting at Port Monmouth with trains Tor
To Philadelphia. by New-lersey Bsiroal. TOO, OF
Courtandt-st., I, 10 and II M, II M, sndG p
H.. aud " midnight Sund1v................... r. IL
To Philadelphia, per Railway and Steamboat, tsan-
days exec lted) via Camden snd Amboy. from foot
OF BaTcayst o. m. Observation-Disclosures. PIN
To Providence by Neptune Stoamship o's Line
daily. from pier foot of RobinOnst ~ r.. 80. D. m
To Red Bank aud Loug Branch, by s'ssler Eegle.
daily from pier foot Of Murray ST. o,;........ 2 ,.
To Wellington. by Ncw-Jerscy Il. r.. foot OF
CoTiiandl.s,., !, . aud II! 4. m, p. m, and J!
midnight. Sunday. ................,......... p %
Forfgther information in regard Railroad Ime Table
zee advertisements in another part OF this paper.
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Rasscnrers Arrived.

In steamship Edinburgh, from LyepoolJ. Femer Csp
Homer. Lent Chouely A. Devile, Mr Campbell, Rev. NJ
Mccullough Mr. Nassin Rev. Thomas Puilsr. Capt Pesnon
Iady aud children Hr koop, Mr. Taylor C9ngh, iL'vy
r. Mii-an w Mathews Miss Moore. Mis- Rory, Mrs..
A. GLADDEN. 4. Hoial',e end i23 in the steerdye.
In brig T.. Miller from Sassau-A r. Clark, NJ. W. Miller,
A. y. Miller j. Cslan z. Meesn, J. Reed J. Smith, AID 10
in the steersc>
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-03

The DRAFT-1hc draft for Jersey City CON-
rp.nced at Newark yesterday AFTERNOON nhd tie htt two
var wer, compleed Tho number Of drawn Ia the
Fr Ward wss ~ including the hundred per cent and IA
lie second Ward s tho deficiency being rs The dat ioT
Inc Third and Fourth ards viii ako place to-day tttdy
In Iobokcn where the dfa completed yesterday tho
CITY Council have contracted with parties to nrnsh the re-
aured number Of men for $50 each
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Rerciuts of Produce.

MARCH 81 ESQ bbs. Flour. 81 bbs. Whisky, e,9o(
bags Corn Meal 10 600 bush Corn 1890 bush. Oats 81
pkgs Ashes . 7s0 pigs Provisions, 800 pigs Butter
,i9i pkgs. Lard, 1910 Dressed Hogs.
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Advertisement.l
SKyBN-THIRTIES.
WE HAVE opKYKp SUBSCRIPTION BOOKS AT

WE HAVE OPENED SUBSCRIPTION BOOKS AT
No G BROADWAY where orders ior any amount oil these
notes will be received from to M, and constant
supply on hand for immediate delivery.
ROBINSON OGDEN,
Bankers and IT, 8. Loan Agents,
No. 4 Brosdst, and No. ga Broadway
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ROBINSON 4 OGDEN,
IAdver, isement.l

NEW SARATOGA STAR" SPRING.
Its medicinal and cahartic effects uneqnled ASK
'' N"~1 ~ ID. WESTON, Agent.
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PETROLEUM STOCKS. Irresponsible agents and
Brokers in every city and the nited
States and British Provinces sell t class Petroleum STOCKS
Address IT, 5. Row. Co., No 40 l.ibertyst, New YORK
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Steamship Ediuburs tBrl Ro.ke Liverpool Is at aid
18Th %sss sad s j Ps,Scp Tas VIM
shis SrSis 1o LIVERPOOL, Mccul,,ch. Liverpool days.
days niie, Richard Irwin Co. Ar l:t Hes hsd yey
heavy weather whole While being to"ed ~ Ae
away the oretopss ard yard aud doing otter dspsr;
DID ascertain the steamers name, nor the esi's' " "
shio wTsaward tef New. Beaiord. Smith, Manila Sey H.
hemp to Passed Anjier Dee D Cope o. o0"' h'9'
ship America (Brl Martin. Liverpool Dye 2. nd'e nd ~
pas. samuel Thompson's Nephew Has bad heary "'''1
sale.: ,rit .ails s,o,e boats and had docks swepS
ship Constitution (BTl Sumner, Liverpool % '".s' ''
Bris Sybi DEL s,urtevan Ma,anors via Havana 'ey''
cotton Nylie 4 knena's
Big H6ernics lB Alexander Rio Jsre!'o. 4; d' e'r''
Bris vomt (of Aehat N So Gsnnion, oalso, day. fh
Bs E Miller Iof Nassau, N ~ Cromley Nassau, II a,
IN ballast. f. r. Monie Barlow Has had heavy h'.t"'S
psi, slsJuIy eof S. John, 81 Gray, Tire. q d'y
md,e J. W Ewell Co. Has had heavy weahe.i ''s' "'a
Bds Jula (of Basb,iOe) shaekfcri, Maanham Jan o.
Big HS so,s Si ff H. ssi e Coo
sehr ni 1SeeT ,of wiad.or l. S. M cienfcs = &
ssr B. ToSs Packard Matan1as Il days sasaF ra no
ssh, M.yaower tot BALTIMORE Woodruff St Ka. IS
days salt l. q. Eager. Has bad heavy weshef' IA "a" 80
0s seSs Eehsd Hill tof Brooihsvenl Hu.se s. ITO a. Is
days tobacco Barnham Barnes OF Newiisve ' u u' 10
schr Welcome R. Bebee, Crawford, Port Reysl esy
schr May (oi Ailix) welsh Halihx sdsys h'' jones
Hunter Co.
Schr IIendrck Hudson, Avery. New London:
schr JeLn Byrrs (of St john N b. Pye, Cow Bay -,
via Uslifex 10 DAYS coal A. snthers Co Has led Afa'y
Nv winds moe. Of tho passage; lost ioreopai ih"''
| roval.nnast and 4, ing ji5boom stove boats @e m
| sebr Alert Treat iof Newhayen), Dill, MNsfo "
% days sugar and molpses, to order ha hsd " '" Nc
winds most OF the passage.
| schr Bay State. Torrey, Providence
sobr. Eagle. Hall. Providence.
| . Schr NJ f. Gage, Uopslus New Lond.n
| schr. :. n. Jameson, Jameson Boston
Scbr r. l.. J Scott, Coukin, Providence ~
sehr Wsuenton Gibbs New Bedford IN ttiaft-
| schr Texas Champin, Ncs-London
| selr Isis Harding, Providence.
| WIND-As Sunset, L.
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coupT cAr.pNnAR-Tu,. nav

SUPREME CoURT-Part Mos. 5lO, 1907, 1000,
1904, 1859 1851 Port I-Nos g7a &c. 86l, l0l,, 1914, 826
1913 1884, I9l? 1914, 1916, 1913, 1880, 1884, i!S" i9co 1902
1854 ll66, l!6
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Trayeleia, Gvide,

To Albany, by Hudson H. r., from 3Jth.st. Depot.
n and ia a. M, and J:4o, d, and l0i p. m. sun.
day train from 0th 1t. y. m. City ears run De-
tween Chamber and Both. SIS. stations.
To Albany, by Harlem Il. H., Goth 80, ithav., ~ a.
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steamship Etn, hence for Ly,Tool-eh ri'' .1h H"'
lon % 30. , a., A. a.. III ,oy, Nc Gown
Ship Atmosphere-lSth alt OF ornc'' he'e ''N ~
the channel. :, .o., =. "A c.r, Nv
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MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sun Rises.6:Jl lu Set.......j:j3 Moon se;s. 2ca
HIGH wArER This DAY.
Sandy Hook. II 10 Gov Island. l:3on Hell Csie. I'll
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-03
bort = il)aroens' Notice.
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York" to al persons interested IN. or having @t
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Wardens aud That said surveys os ensnua.' IN
CONNECTED within ten days next sneeeed'hs t''' "V
board said vessels: a-NR.
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