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passengers Sailed.

Steiner Laravette for HavrcN Graudree Boiesr ca.
sui General Of rance Mdmme. Gaudree oiieaa two c
df,n End e1yeuess hewfolS; NJ j. r. sonehafd consA5
France % Boston, Mdme So0chard ctAd ana servant AL
.R. L. eating. Miss Cutting. Mss julia OsN,nns al
Baron de- Candle France. Mr. Noniton' Mr. Noaion r9
children ani servant, Ney;,1,ork; . +, benhsre NJ.
ron de- Rcuhe Mme. Nlusga del Naie, MSS iErags n
Vale T. d yale, L. del SHE and servant Newf As
M. coaeyou and servant New-YOEs, Miss Hsgs- y
Randolph YER NJ. Olnsead, Newfok Mr. and Ms IL
worth snd two CHILDREN Cai II. z. Bacon, 81 Louisi H.
,F. 4 Wech. Mr. Wech j. n. y, Rober, 5. Lyon, Geo
irl.e, j., y - j. ). kLnerS o.hi y0';pn ~ L, az
5 XVI jacob Gerson n VI NJ
Moron and Children Newt Orleans; Eco; =. stanton IN
r.ism Ms, Merriam 3ir Richard Mss Richard and 'es';:
TIeoJ6r Ro,er NewiYork sir Godlot Mrs Godl "a
child H. " Mnc De Tourner France, Mr.. salznsnn, In
Morris and ebld Y. Y. Me. Hete Mon.un, Miss AAs
4 slonlun M Ma Monlun, Master Pan Monlnn, M'ss
lML H. D. B.ets, Newly ork, Mrs France, Ge!1g
M Niluedng Ncw-York Nine. E,tnser nurse and a
,,rh.h Mr. Auerbach, four children and servant ~
Rosen5auu. Ms, Rosenbaum Master ho,ehoagm, ihi ~
phia NJ Nm. > Loksr II Louis; Ar fehS ps,s''i ~
Barates France Mrs. Thomas bs.Ansp and c1i ~ Ne
sriuiuehea-t, NcwNoES; Rev. Mr.. Roland and ~
I sisters Of Charity, fTneei Mr. ~ A. =; Wlht =.
Nine Fsee, and tn children y. o.; r Auler, {. Nest'
Csnodl. Row d. Vital Rev r. VEGA, Rev. F. Ho1esi E',.
A. Oisi rsance Jose Sts bSr Fr@ucs Mr.. Ticu..
and child New York Eugene sarkey ana MT. staIhey "a.
Nh Gabriel. Mare; Sir D,ctcher, }. Niidner, FLns,
p - Ro1s.eau Mr.. F. J. Rousseau and daughter \; L.
Charles Au-e-. A. Desciaupsi Mrs. r DefcnSlnfs As
,nd M. Marinez New-York; Pedro del lloyd Spain; NJ
Kehohlen NeW.NoTk; Mrs. Nay4er and cho, France IT,
dore Matthias Brookyni M: Nichols ters1,es l. ssisi;
Iez joan uau-uel Havana Mr.. Cla Miss Mtass MIC =
alias Boston. Mr Graft, France, Nine Potter. Qns'c
Nine Pierror and Nine. HcclenTodeE, Boston, W. o. =
ID euer Mr. Di.ner Germany, Mr. Smith, Boston, NJ
Lem JeT.ey City, Mr. Jules Mar,ineal. Calio,r g. ~
George Barley, Fralce NJ Salvador rg ia y M L''
Otefo, New NofS, and SiS so il specie.
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France.

Debate on The Italian portion o. the address
was progressing in The Chambers.
NJ Theirs declared himself adverse 70 the unity OF
Italy in which ne danger and no utility 70 Fran =
He defended the Pspal Government aud favored an
alliance with Austria.
Emile Olivier defended the Italian Convention Of
last September which ccn.urei tie idea OF NJ Theirs
for an alliance with Austria
The debate was then adjourned
Advices nom Aeicrs say that visit Of TIE Emperor
20 that colony was stil considered probable.
The Paris BOurse the nth inst. was quiet and
lower, the Eentes closing al OF. SOc.
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Advertisement.
CaSefrxfpTIoy- CONSUMPTrON.

We say to having Conumpion, IN aeycr 81 ge
Of the disease Dr. WsHARTs PINE TREE TAR CORDIAL
which is readily taken up by the blood and carried TO the
lungs and the healing principles Of the Tar act upon r
famed sores of the lungs and stop their decay once aud l
patients life saved. The PINg TREE TAR CORDIAL ha
reat power dissolve the thick mlcus that stop u We
wind passages of the lungs e1pes from the system
The PSg TREE TAR purhes the blood aud cleanse
tenn and external Salt Rheun, Blotches the Face aC
ali skin Diseases are especially cured by DR. MisnAnT
PINE TREg TAR CORDIAL Office, NO ~ Not'h Seeo'dS''
Philadelphia. -, ,v-., n
Sold at HELNsoLDs Drug and Chemical Warehouse NO
I'D RrnadMaY y. Y.
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INTENSE EXClTEM EMIT
Five-Twenties ito 65s--.Rebel toan Down to q
eympathy of the Australian Colonists
with the Shenandoah.
DISTURBANCES IN MADRID
HALIFAX. wednesday. April 90, 1905.

The steamship Africa, Capt. Anderson from
liverpool At II o'clock the morning Of the 18th VIA
Queenstown on the 10th inst arrived here at o'clock
his evening She has 81 passengers for this port and
~ for Boston. Her dates three days later than
those already received.
Tie steamship st. David. from Portland, arrived at
Liverpool at o'clock the morning Of the 18th inst
The steamship AustIalasian, from New York, arrived
off Crooklayen at Il. o'clock on the night OF the l4lh
~
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Commercial Intelligence

isyyROoL, April lJ.--Our markets have been
s'o,ed vince the 18Th for the Good Friday holiday.
BREAs<rrYPsTbcro has been Corn markets since In.
Gy OF Washington sailed Bresdstufs quiet aud steady
except Flour which Il heavy.
PsoyIHoss qie. and steady except Lad, which tends
downward.
pRoDucs-Ashes quiet and steady. Sugar tends upward
SId pisces 3dd6d higher. Rice buoyart aud - higher
J.trosum firm fof Refined Other articles hanged
Ltspos MkRxkT,.-BsIlsas sIeuII repoIts Coffee NpsI
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SUPREME COURT-SPEcrAL TRRa-APRIL 16--Belor'
Justice iNoRAuAN

SUPREME COURT-srEcrtL TeRz-iPRIL l5-Beiore
Justice NoRAuAN
CAIRO CITY LANDS.
John l. Wright sgt Edw In Parsons aud Samuel > Taylor
Trustees &c.
This is one Of the several actions arising out OF
the follow ~ ilcis In 1853 the plaintiff purchased from The
then the city property In New. ora 3Il shares
I'm tie interest," Ia hat property OF the par value Of
100 each az the price u ~ share. NJ the time oil tie
the each of tho purchaser agree
linen. to r,yurcae fe share certain conditions ani wiz. ~
lu tied time So sLarc. Subsequently the paiutr
gave 10 ti. Obligation and accepted ucouyeliine stock ard
make Mp tie difference ~ value OF the two kinds II )
The plaintiff accepted aso Conveyance Of 'Gy o' 81 and IN
Ito City ot Cairo.
Anef this exchange they discovered ihey seye that
they had been induced 10 make the original pulcae end tue
.uhseqacnt exchange hy i-i"prsentaons emanag irou
tLc trustees They charge that he qusnty Of lands 1ilced
fhe trust property uisfe presented, and that is .ecl
from uuniiion rom The Ohio and Missippi Riycr', tht
strength aud .ucieucv 4 the lcyccs the natural situation OF
hr and Tie drainage and the connection o Illinois entra
Raoad Company were also mi.4cd 70 them to hef dtr
u-H. and Therefore they the present dcrndn's, who
the original Trustees q rcscnd tie
AID back Tie money paid by them, Win Interest
amounting On al 20 about : il0OO1
All tcse allegations sfe disputed by the decudaaiS Afe.
Eve days spent n taking testimony the csl'e today Sub
ullf'ei 10 the Court.
r y bangs & j. :. Bosworth Tor pain,a. n. Ketchnm,
jr, W c. NeimoFe L H. hetclum iog dciendIut'
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SAGAcITY OF A DoG.-As the funeral pageant
on Tuesday ives passing Chambers'st., fine ST. Be-.
nard dog Owned by Atr. Edward II. Martin sndaealy
bounded from the side of his owner, and ran undeus
funeral car, where he quietly walked along untilas
train reached tie terminal point. This curious PEI.
Torrance IS explained by the fact that the dog is sds
have known Sir. Lincoln well, having frequently tsi
caressed by hin, and was with him the day oef;els
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Rome.

a telegram from Rome says:
1T is asserted that the Count dc SGTees VIII shor
be Withdrawn from Rome. ana that France viii only b
represented by Secretary Of Legation until the dt
cultes at Rome are settled"
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made clothing nsnly The Lafayette Fire Insurance Co. TO-
the block, robbed a few evenings previously.
TEARING Down MOURNING EMBLENs.-Msra
Mclaughlin brought before Justice Ferry yesterday On
the charge Of maliciousy eaug down incoming embems d
the neighborhood Of Plymouth sud Bdgests When crested
she made use very ndcreet language in alton % The ale
President The Justice sentenced her 10 the Pcncnary Ia
'6Od
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COURr-SPpcAL TKnw--tPEm Ps-Bsloi
Gle! Justice ROBERTsON.


H.
James Cox at. james Sheldy.-Motion granted
Joseph Lux ST. Jane. MeGsefor and otherl-Mo,ioI
some as, cLr,tsn Brod-Appc,ilon denied viii =
costs tAoui prejudice 70 new application upon additions
ar.; te parties 10 b. N Liberty 10 offset such cosis
Anne Mclrath est. John Pelgsa AcnJnnciiou oidr va
Levi. Freeman agi. sardflTd TOWNSVILLE defendant s On
f'ei the process for collecting h costs granted on
ile former motion wthon, special leave o. Court.
Oweu 1al1y asi jones Mccormick @c.-App'a. dismissed
William T. Walton ~. Join Iek'-complaia. dismissed
Wisa, Morley os John II CoIe,tMoiioa grated, Wit
decree W. Herber, as, Luther c. Tbbet, -sio;os
Idd.on c. Fletcher .s,. Luther c. ribbeas-Sioaor
George ". Herbert ssL Luther c Tibbe.t,. Motion
G"oT.e F. Chester e, Henry W B,row,oiion granted
Msris Perser at. Matthew PeTser-Ref,FIed 20 JOSEPH
' Lsufa Notion Sc. ast Elis,be.h NJ Taylor lc.-com
pllft dismissed with costs.
Adoph Helen ait ThOma. Observation-Disclosures anl levy
vacated with $40 costs, It'll, Human,
Loul, De rsanicfe at. liam l. Nouns-No'ice Of set
cmen, Of hndns, Of act must be given 10 deicaiaut Al
Before Justice Jons II. MocuSM
Andrew j. Hacklcy agt Morgan l.. Harris ct al.
--Mo,lon denied with $40 costs PaPer'wi h CIers.
sarah sharp act. George r. sharPRepon confirmed and
divorce granted Papers with Clerk
Peter r. srous asi Mary i. suon,-l''ue' settled Pa
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURr-AFRiL 26.-Belorc
Judge BErrs
NOTICE TO THE BAE.
A Jury for the trial of Revenue Admiralty eases
q, been directed be summoned tor the second Tuesday in
May
COURT OF GENERAL sESsIONs-APaIL 2s-B-lore Re
eoIder HOFFMAN,.
SENTENCES.
John wyman plead guilty Of grand larceny.
State Prison two years.
John Deune Obtaining money under false pretsn-' STATE
Pri.jn thee years.
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A1verfisenent.

English Royal Velvet and Brussels CARPET
IsGs at greatly reduced prices at HIRAM ANDERSON 10 "
Shades. Oh Cloths French Embroidered Table and Piano
Covers and Figured Wool Paror and Carriage Mats at one
hall the former prices 1t HIRAM ASDERsoSs No. ~ bo"ey
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-27

THE PHYSIOLOGICAL JOURNAL FOR MAY
ready on saurdayhas rs pors, including Nh Linconsi
20 cents Newsmen will have it. Address Messrs Fowler
& WELLS, No. 3a9 Broadway, ~. Y.
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ooo operatiyes The demand for their labor is very
messing as there three or four yesseis waiting 10
he oyerhauled.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-27

and Cd hhher Iron tssdr upward Rec dD' ao'''''''
Other arr ces onchsreed 49,, :. ,hs RAM OF
LoKy an MoKsY MAsxrr The buhien ID INC ''N' "
ErvsaDd has decreased f3lson0. ~
ronsols closed on fhursisy at 9ldSlt
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[AdvertisemeEt)
Patent Gathering Horses, lnvallds vince
IN ans Flag Stats. s. w. SMITH, NO " "nuai o.
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COURT CALENDARs-Tup DAT.


SUPREME COURT RcUIT-PARI I-Aiiourned
,he term. Part lINos. go ls5, 1892, 1885,! Part H.
CasldlI UNCHANGED. 49,
SUPERIOR CoUpT-PARr Nos. 1905, 1000,
IO0l 2,i9 $685. 5O6l 3ae 500 1893 Sis 3l7 $40, 6lJ,
sl5 5la7. FART INss Jo!?, 5t7i 5000 $780, A9Tj, iB9
5oni. 400. 5O2t. i6li lO8i At0, 2g36, 1870 1862
COURT oF COMMON PLEAs-Irial Term.-Ad-
"a the aru
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Z DRUG CLERK WANTED c0mpe'
u ,ep, pud accust. ned % COUNTRY TRADE. Add'"
Co. G. xss.i.. LockpeT, N'assia c., ~ y
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IAdyertisement.l

Y He was brave soldier and had been wounded previ
Gus occasion.
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LAW INTELLIGENCE.

Coll, at close of report, li9l.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1865-07-26
The Kenosha Water.Cure

HAS ncsuperior East or West for pleasanthess
Ii situation, completeness Heterogeneous
s"lubrity Of climate, or excellence Of Medical
superintendence 81 lEe 4eH
Its bath arrangements. sudatory, electro ther-
NAL and Others are unsurpassed. The climate
isnot onis free from ague, but, with its summers
cooler than those Of 81 Paul, Is more invigora-
ting thanthat Of New England.
Nor has any establishments more eo,nnetrnt
physician than Prof. II P GATonF1r, IN charee
Of the KESosHA WArgg-Cugr. He has an insi
mate acqualntsne with all forms of Chronic Die.
eases and has been particularly successful in
treating those Of the female system. Gy
y +. PENNoYER. Proprietor.
KEsosaA, WIS, May 81, ls65-tf d'Vi
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1865-07-26
WWpH|gE silg9a,si
" / j 4 u |, 'g!SI 81
NOT A FEW

OF the wors. disorders that act mankind arise from the
corruption that accumulaes In the Blood OF all the dis
coveies that have been made to purget out nome can
equal In effect HELMBoLD,S C0MPO UgD EXTRACT
or SARSAPARILLA. II cleanses and renovates tho
Blood instls tho vigor of health into the ysem and
pges out the humors which mako disease tstmulaes
The healthy functions ofthe body and expes heaorders
that grow and ranklc In the Blood Such remedy that
could be relied on long been sought for and nov for
sho first time tho public have which they can do
pend Our space here does not admit of certificates 60
show It's effects but the trial Of single bottle will show to
the sick that 1t has virtues surprising anything they have
ever taken. ..
Two tablespoonful Of the Extract OF sarsapaa added
90 pint Of water equal TO the Lisbon Diet Drink and
bottle equal to gallon Of the Syrup of sarsap ars
or the decoction as usually made.
Tho above Extracts are,preparsd on purely scientific
prnciples-ln Eacatoand ebody the full strength Of
heinedents entering into their composition. Already
and conclusive test will be comparison Of their proper
ues with those set forth in the U. s. Dspensatory.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1865-07-26
HEI4MBOLD'S

Compound Fluid Extract SarsapariIla,
FOR purifying the booi removing all diseases arising from
and imprudsnce in life chronic constitutional dis
arising from impure state of tho blood, and tn
only reliable and eecual known remedy for the Of
Bcrofua Scald Head Salt Rheun, Pains and Swelling Of
shc Bones Ulcetaons of tho Throat and Legs Dloches
Pmples the Face Tetcr Eryspeias and all scay erup
lions Of The skin. and beautifying the coMPLEtIoa.
Smyrna times., 1865-12-06
Change of Business !!

On and after the FIRST day ofJanuary next, 66, in
Tend to discontinue the credit business, and adopt
strictly Cash System. ] shall keep no Books, and
know no man. EDWARD BECK.
Smyrna, Nov. ~, 1865.
Smyrna times., 1865-12-06
NOTICE.

Goods to be forwarded by Adams Express or Express
70 Easlefn Shore of Maryland will Re daily
lelt al ihe stores OF VIM. Z. Spruance, Spruancs &
Megear. or VIM. w. Tschudy.
paws In L. SPRUANCE, Agent
Smyrna times., 1865-12-06
Change of Business !

on and alter the first day Of January neHt &C. in.
leno 70 discontinue the credit business, and adopt
sspcliy a Cash System. ] shall keep no books. and
AuSw Sas NO man. JOS. II. PRIMROSE.
Smyrna times., 1865-12-06
Misses Griffin & Smiths
NEW STOCK OF
trimming & Millinery Goods

Ihey wish TO call the attention of Ladies 10 their
splenold Line OfTrimmings for The present Winter,
durable and cheap. N"N P'''''
Al'o' Hoop Skirts. SOcp, Stationery, &c. The
MILLINERY DEPA ART.HENT
has been nowy furnished with all the latest Winter
Z 1sn'ons OF Bonnets, Hats, Ribbons, Flowers, &c
oonnets and Hats done up at all times
NJ, having Just obtained splendid Singer Sewing
HSc'Ine, they are prepared To make Dresses Clonk,
and Children's Clothing more expeditiou,iv tL,o
formerly Plnking and Braiding done to order.
call is solicited, at their store ON Main street
above Bewley's, Smyrna, Del. nnvI
Smyrna times., 1865-12-06

Dissolution.
c,.as co-partnsrship heretofore existing between
nj rFnny hnotts and E.phraim Start. under the firm
80 az start. is this day dissolved by mutual con.
a. GREENBURY' KN0TrS,
Wv %, 1868. EPHRAIN STAET.
.,l :. Nhselwrght and Blacksmith buniness will
",a n,.se - esrried on by lhs subscriber
aor.y Y G. KNOTS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-06-03
PROPOsALs.

OYFICB LIGHTHOUSE INSPECTOR, NO BOWL
" ing Green, New Yorh city, MAY "a, 1853
Sealed propsas wi be received At this otce until twelve
O'Clock ~ Tueslsy, the Of June nert for rails
Ing Iepaelng and hsns IN Their proper positions, AL The
Troy IAke Champlan Ere sIs Inlet such others
may Be authorssd for one year from The L. day Of July
guions OF the Lighthouse board spd the printed specifics
hcns eoptes pr which can be had BY ppyins s s omoe
COIN. O. y SOWkLL HsAAs~s Inspecsor
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-06-03
Our Gas C0mpanfes' Impositions.
no THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.

NEW YoRK, May %, 1855.
Last year I'm Nay commenced using gas from the
metropolitan Gasight Company in my dwelling. The
price charged for the nrst few months at the rate Of
twenty Ave cents per hundsed feet In the fall,
without any notice. they put up 70 twenty seven and
Aak cents, II which rate paid TN the month Of April
.st My bill for the month pastl May has just boon
sent In for payment in which the yioe IL twenty eight
ssns and the following printed motto attached 70 IT.
NOTICE
Tho consumers Of the Metropolitan saiight Company
respectfully notified that amy after June the
price Of gas will be thirtytwo cents per one hundred
cubic feet with the tax Of ree cents added
thereto. BY order WILLIAM g. H. tRT, Secretary.
NEW YoRK, May "a, 1885
The price Of coal and every other material in the
manufacture Of gas essentially reduce, and yet they
keep increasing without limit; and the demands
aot complied with they refuse furnish the light and
cut on your supply at IL there tegsi remedy,
must DO eeced just they pleaseS 1t seems 70
about time Common Council tooks some mea-
protect the people In regard these monopoes
and their growing impositons.
Here are 10 pay after June an advance Nftwenty-
Ave per cent and three per cent government tax add
tona from the price charged ayear ago. ahoL khevery
ching used In its manufacture Is nearly f per cent
cheaper than was then. HOUSEH0 LDER
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-06-03

THE NEW AND SPLENDID srEAMER ANDRRw
FLETCHER wil make The nrs excursion Of he seAsvq
70 Fishins BAnhs Sunday Jane se leaving foo. 81
IL 81, Spring street 81 and Pier No NORTH river 81 "
: :s,ss. c.v.s cSb ia '''
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EXPRESSES.

DOMBALlER 4 cos EXPRESS, BROADWAY,
ID Y.-Cuba, 81 Thomas and Merico, via Havana
since today w Are ready p forward packages parcels and
Orders for In Havana oery tickets cigars aud
all kinds of merchandise faithfully eyecuted References
Yrnaso del vallc 4 Co.
DuRHHAM's FURNITURE EXPRESS -LARoE
ID wascus for moving fsmilies city and country plano
onIcs iis West Eleventh street. near sistb avenue.
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NEW YORK HERALD, SATURDAY, JUNE 3 I86

--->,-- ILL WAnTEn-aALne:
WxSTsp~4 yoUHo Han, a SooTEssTsS ~
re. "a -; s e .is. 81 ~ ESs as
econ Y... - 'E Es..,: 90
n sS1 . SAxsss e. SssE Es D
.......,..., MIscELLANEoys: ..,....-.
$40 BROADWAY.
GREAT REDUCTION
TEAS AND CorrREs.
GREAT AMERICAN TEA COMPANY
have concluded 70 Hass sf oSsEEs stock
,s s%Sspu % s = asS%
90 coas NIX IF
and a the :oicsa.oa q the people Of New
Ss: o
Il Of oh. a' thu
World p:sss. Of sSs
Tea. and co..s
e'y
O9L3SG :. sc Sec co. 7oe, &c, &C., best q per r.
akkEs 4szs. "a ss co.; a o' s s ss IF T. 81 q
ENGLISH BREAKFAST. Co.,, roc, &c.. &c.. g. 81 10,
Y0GNs TYSON. &c., TOO. c, $685. g. q 10, best q 70
SSSsfs .ai JSSAF " e T. &C.: 4 p
f8ENch Alb DssRR co ri s
SGns 5sSF HEE 81 NJ
YOUNG HYSON TEAS
These Teas all their intrinsic worth, keep
ing In mind health economy and high degree OF pleasure
- CoFfEEs ROASTED AND GROUND DAILY.
GROUND COFFEE, Dc;, Soc, Soc, best Soc per pouna:
Hotels saloons boarding housekeepers and families who
largo quantities Of coffee economist In that article
by using our FRENCH BREAKFAST and DINNER COZ
FEE which sell ct the low price Of 80 cents pound
and warranted 70 give perfect satfafaction:
Especial attention Ia given the C0hee Department. In
which defy competition.
from 50 cents 81 per pound BY
GREAT AMEkiCAN TEA COMPANY,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-06-03

ISxCuRsYON TO THE FISHING BANKs-ON SUNDAY
N June 4 The large and commodions steamer HUOvE.
NOT win leave the foot o. Brooms sres Esss rivss AZ
Thrsth street ~; Deg street Ao Hier Nosee rves.
O'Clock the Tip ~ ihe Ven knoWn ote neDer-
man, Capt Post viii BE- ON oosre
vUup srA GOING STEAMER VIRGINIA SEYMOUR
win make excursion % the Fishing Bsnla sssA.y.
JuneA bs. va III PEEL ain ~ X RI. ysSr Nortn
r sss1nG "a ~ =: ch.fl,on street. " rsiss
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SOUTHERN ADVERTISEMENT.
A GENTLEMAN ABOUT MAKING AN EXTENSIVE
"A through the Southern States would undertake mile
ceiAneous commissions Address r. 7. o., boz SzN Poet
Office
LNOR sALE-REAL ESTATE IN oEOR0IA; WHARvRa
II and City Lots In savannah Lsnds IN The vicinity
OF Savannah; Rice Plantation the Ahamahs Apply
RALPH KIND PATCHEN. % Beaver street
n,tE powHATTAN HOTEL, RICHMOND vA-fs
open for the reception Of xAveer The proprietor -
his they shall receive the best
and all the deicacies The market Affords.
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.crber who has resided for nearly " yesrs IN ns vN
ley Of Virginia, visit that section OF country IN
few days far stsuntop. Persons having 20
transact OF wishing 70 open business Their, VII %
confer with him. Addrcss d. W. Prescott No. swssnvs
Hotel
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-06-03

A RESPONSIBLE PARTY HAVING A STORE IN THE
best business part Of Broadway with more room than
sell On commission Address for ten days H. H. NJ, boz l
Herald ohlce.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-01-10

serious charge Of faloniously poisoning,
by the administration Of laudanum, the
infattt child of P. Kuper, from the effect
Of which tho child died. The examina
ton was continued until this morning
and the negress committed.
George. Slave Of William Cheatham,
charged with breaking into and robbing
the market stall of William Collins Of
quantity of corned beef, was ordered
thirty-nine lashes.
John S. Williams, soldier, charged with
stealing a pair of pantaloons, fifty. dol
lars in Confederate treasury notes, and
one pocket-knife, all the property of
Ellis J: Richbury, was remanded for the
Hastings Court.
Harriet, slave of Catherine Davis,
charged with stealing a suit of clothing
of the value of one thousand dollars
from John Mum, was sent on.
III. G. Traylor, charged with trcspass-
ing on the premises of John Il. Hicks
and carrying away the window shutters
from the said house without the know
ledge or consent of Hicks, was required
to give security in the sum Of five hun.
dred dollars to keep the peace.
Some cases concerning negroes, of no
interest, concluded the docket.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-01-10

ATTEMPTING TO Cross THE L1NEs.-The
following negroes were arrested yesterday
and committed to Castle Thunder on The
charge OF attempting to make their way
to the enemy's lines: John, slave Of
Edward Folkes, and Thomas II. Uriah
and Alpheus Christian, free negroes, and
James Voolfolk, also free. These par
ties were arrested on the Charles City
road late on Sunday night, and before
their capture was effected, one of the
party, the father of the Christians, was
shot at and killed