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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-15
Passenger Arrived.

steamship Liberty ffum New Orlean. aud HgvansJohn
OBron a ~ amer NJ H. lemek~ Marx Wen MIs sW OIL
children and servant Miss Fortescs George Gray. lady
end Children, Mrs. OMera ard children NJ Pearovie
isn'i aue fefts'fs' NM punn" mrs fMhsen Io,gun
sanche. Henry Manga rot snd aiy T. Gail freiss v ON
bach CHARLES FrcS 81 D. h. LAMB George C. Geary L. X
Hogan " 3 ,ha.u srd lady NJ Cammann d senarens
IN scsmstp M~Iigack, hom A.w .Orlern,- Major John
/. Pluiby. r.. W Knight. Horny Walker, Mrs BRAKEMAN
James Baker r. % Andersen Chaplain James Peei. C. A
Peipcr.a > vm'eld sn5 ady Cert J. A. Ihe,n'on Miss
J. II. Wright Lent George Pots MIS- VI. ID. Palmer, Mis-.
Emily Adams AIRS lse Mrs hneeaDG and daughter John
lcaie snd sdy " H. Ct,nder Capt Not aud vile, Miss
Not. g. A. M5moe. rtW. 4 James, Mrs Join stein Ar'
log Drs; Ann. Ermsn, Mrs Beckiee Gid dAushters
in steamship Morning s.ar 'roru New Zen.
sus Mr. W. =. smith CO. sna hir. Bowen; Capt and Mr..
5. A. ncser Miss Elen fiizs-rad Mi.s W Dcshold Dr.
Mr. M@ni. H. Norsro.. Mr. Bunker Ma & T. Bi1teI.
hoA L. X brinkeIhoA C. C. Bnnterbof GOV. Wells OF La
Caft a. r. Hand, W. T. Talbot. Dr. Perkins A. A. Turner,
I'd Giroy A. Girel F. Rssiae.e. M. Hickey John fsgsn
and wife, J Miller. Msrelson, l. stuart, E Dibbls,
and child Mrs Susan Waterman Ms Elder and children.
John Duffy. Ad9ph Monheinor. Ms W 4 Gas9uet, Tbos,
G.ay. Phillip ey: ". r-->2sn, Bri.iseaser, L; Sci W
j.. Marx wife three children aud servant r. L. Heyman j.
CraloD NJ. Leach and ldy, ; R. msr:ha l. MeKsy, Miss
D. Turney, CAT TAFT David stern Miss NJ. Walton. NJ.
Collins, Mrs Mine ald chd, Mr. fsber and two children,
John Conroy Charles Burutsn Alexander Delaondie.
In steamship City Of Boston from LyeTpoolir. Warond,
Mncsiow r. r. Franklin, Nj sp,er. A. Smith and
sdy, }. $ Lansw. r GInthain, lady and son the Rev
r. Shsukn sdy four children and nurse Mr,. Hsmp.hsw,
j. McGrcgOr J. Donneiy w l.. HTad.ey Nj Merritt II W.
Mason lady and two children : Turner and lady NJ Arm
strong, Mrs Roberi, a. Hoffman and lady, Mrs Hsrgeit,
Mr.. Morrison. J. n Todd ii. Moore and lsdy.
Mr.. Mulcsby. NJ J. D. Hud,on. Mr. r. II. Quin-
ton, Mr. Lonsye. Mr skinner lady, child and nurse,
Mr. Van Roseburs Mr.. NJ. Kink Mr. l. Edwards and lady.
Mr.. 4. SOursin aud sos, Mr. Wright and lady, Capt. d.
Csulkns Mr Holmes, Mr. II. " Norwood, Miss Jones, Mr.
J. Wh.tesde Mr.. T. DebaSs Mi A. V. Boseh. Mr. kcKelve
Mr. A 6. Sampson. Nj \. Muirsn Mr.. A. Fell Mrs. simp
and three children. Miss A hsssman Mr. Behsn lady
and infant Miss Edwards.
In steamship aIops from Hamburg and SOuihamJtonA
Es1erg and lady, Adohed kbers aud lady, Miss Mathdo
Es5er Miss johanna Rosrnha J-t;e ATnsten H. PoppeD
husen Ms Pauline sohenger Mr. Marrs-n and lady Baron
de Bennett, A Schwartz Miss Louise Berlin
In bark Sacramento from Rio JsneroMr aud blrs {. r.
lie yivsdi and children
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UNION OVATION IN Overwhelmingly, tn

Union OVATION IN Observation-Disclosures, the
capital of the small kingdom Of Belgium, saw
ON the 22d of April, one Of the most splendid and
imposing popular manifestations ever held IN
that CITY, 1t was announced that at o'clock a
procession would be formed in the splendid City
Hall Place and from there start with music, flags
and torches. TO the residence Of the Hon. Mr.. San
s-ord our Minister in Belgium. Long before Z
o'clock the place was crowded by an anxious and
sympathetic people. At7oclock large meeting was
-Aking place i'll the large hall OF La Loure the She
Wolf, the regular meeting room of the Democratic
Club. An address of congratulstion was read and
sdopted by reclamation. Several speeches were
pronounced. and at O'Clock the immcnsec column OF
neope more than ten thousand in number, started
70 Mr.. Ssnfords residence. There deputation
rom the people was introduced. and HI. Albert ~
card one of the first lawyers in Brussels, delivered
Q forcible and eloquent address In honor OF the
,United States, their late triuDphs and the abo'
tition of Slavery. NJ Sanford eloquently answered
to this compliment After that the music serensded
our Minister Resident who, forced 10 the balcony
.ov the call Of the crowd, was received with thou
,salds Of cheers of Vioa Ia Repubhque des Etafs
Inns Then the procession started for the resi-.
fence OF the United States Consul, where new
,erenades, speeches and hurrahs took place. At 70
o'clock the city was still in the greatest agitation.
we have only TO say one thing to the brave people
of small Belgium: Thank you for your good feeling
coward the United States and the great Republic.
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o. g. team transpor. Atlanta Pennington wOTleans 9th
Inst. via Key West pass, 20 y. :. q NJ
u steam transport Sereu t1owe Alexandria 80 hours
10 y. 5. ON.
Bark Reinhsrd (Brer), Wsnken, Bremen % days md's
end 30 pass, TO order.
Bark Sacramento (of wBedford. ussey Rio Jsneiro
o. days. Ia ballast. 90 master
Bsik Dors.ie trem schuken, Bremen, mdss AM pass.
Funrh. Meincke Mendt.
Brig Auro (of Windsor n 81 King Cow Bay days coal
ID. X. Dew or ( Co.
seh Samuel T. I.eese (of Nassau Jones' Nassau days
rndse O. NJ. Petit = CO.
schr Thoraa. wiusns Bede Wilmington. days, suffer-
stores l. y. Savage.
Schr witch Queen. Hcv' Baltimore coal
Schr Elizabeth Graham tof Hsfsx Longies, Charlotte
town, days. oats, c H. rrumbull Go.
Schr Dundee (oi Windsor " s.. Lo0nor Porto Clbeo
10 days, coffee und hides d. X. DsWof & 20.
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Steamship Liberty Wilson New Orleans I'd inst and Havsn'
9th rndse and pass, Hngons Co.
steamship Morning STAR Nelson. New Orleans 9th inN
mdse and pass, Jas A. Rsynor. Sailed In company WIN
.mshp star Of the Union for Passed
Evening Star in the river bound and ship C. Winthrop
.id IL bs ship Nsrrsgsnse and brig benjamin DelAno
on the bar ship Artisan Steamship George Cromwell crossed
the bar o the eth inst .,.. - t.
10 u. s. A.-Q-M o. Me- O,,..,,
an The Bess .. p m 7tb inst) with - sick sodiers
u S steam transport City Of Hud.os, Bower Fortress Mon
,.s "a hours In ballast, TO u. 8. Oh -
Bari Claudia lPruA), Dinse, Bordeaux - days ~ne &C.
70 order az al, 49,, or,~ l. Ruyvsss
Big Magic AcNeu LOT r. T. H., Steel osorse"~n
Big %.m Henry tof Nassau, Burnsrd sssus days
0Es En-, H.r,es Queen of Bermuda Ho BsrmndA days
r. Nav Ms.ns bbi.ss Norfolk days. wood 70 master
sch, lanes H. Deputy. 6tnrgcs, Ehssbspon Tor boston
schy r. Hail. Mitchell, Portland
Schr Harriet Aahs, Chase New-bediofd
sehr Petrsl Sears, 0loucester
Sehr Mary Anna, Murphy. al hsver
schr c. l.. Bsyiis. Brooks, rfoviooooS. ru.,..h..r.
sehr r J. Scott Arnold rroy1dsncs Tor Ha1@os'np''"
scbr. Pashion Godfrey. kew. Haven
6ebr Crisis Ross, New LONDON
Schr Surprise, Clsrk, hysoc
schr Jane Mars, Weostsr Norv1cn
schr. H. Dsniss Smith, Hartford
sShr. H.ristts Smith, drinnsl. rort Jsdsf'ea.
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SUPPOSED RoBBrEY. --On Saturday afternoon
Sergeant Davenport of'ho Tenth Precinct received IN
formation tina. a trunk supposed 10 contain stolen
c,o.bipr was nj the New Eng and Hotel corner Of
Howerv and Bayprd ST. On clliug a. the hotel be
IesTne5 that il had been removed the pawuhrnsing
estsiishmcnt OF Joseph Jackson. No. III Graul-st.
Ne went there and in 7nswcr 10 his aOuiries the pro
-etor o, frs: denied that the trunk was there but
lnally admitted that then H. the bac OF the
establishment together with the persons Who brought
IT, On entering the room designated. Che sergeant
forind three standing beside the open trru one
OF the number. named Charles stevens instsr 7qraug
over railing. and, aking through the estlb..s1mcnt
gained the street. He pursued and arrested at
the corner OF Mercer.st IT, the absence of the ser
geant the others made their Escape. The trunk was
found % contain a nun Der of remnants Of roih con-
tang from four 10 twelve Yards each eleven pairs "
panalOors. two coats dozen pair or SOCKS, ano
number Of other articles ~ we7rins appaie. worm a.
together Si10 tie proceeds probably ~ some rChpY
This city or Brooklyn. They NAV be seen 81 the lenh
Precir q StatiOn-house over rse x Marict. hestcl
dav Justice Mansfield committed the prisoner for
examination.
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corrrT cALFNDARs-Trys DAY.

SUPHyME CoUgT-CIEcUIr.- Nos. 1907
al 1919 I7ce 1893 1873 zsl losS 1855 s's Part Nos
1883 1910 1916 ls3 92 llv lf41 liS lsi l3i1 IolS
fssS e7B 7O6 -O4 1902 1874, lf1, s02 49, 100
SUPERIOR CoURT-Part Nos. 1901, 5329, 5O39
1851 $50 $3.50 5s57 $3.50 $751; $3.50 1865 s357 BOZ 81
b373 Pa INos. 57b 5J 100. J'7t, ~" 5Ie 'lSO iooz
s)s8 4O2 4s7l, 1895 $40. $50 1903 oo-
CorEr on COMMoS PLEAs-Part Nos. S2l
sp ~ SIG 332 5e7 s75 SIS 69. go 9s7 S4o 1899 1870
Ia4 Ps Nos 9s5 COS $50, 10, ls, 1893, sJi, s15 $50
a7t -o6 5e3 sc cZs 49, =, -
BEoOKLYS CITY COURT.-Monday, May lo-Nos'
4to 10 inclusive, ard IS 70 % inclusive
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spoken.

Steamship Gerrnsia hence FOR Hsmburs7th inst. lat, fs
A. Ion. 20 r.
Steamship City o. Dublin from Liverpool for SewYork
l0h inst lst. ~ Is. lon. - o.
steamship NewYork. hence FOR Bremen-ith inst, Oh
Cowes.
Steamship Kauraroo hence for Lterpool-fth inst, of
Queenstown.
Ship Westhed bound With inst, 40 miles Z. or Sandy
Hook.
Ship Ataaus bound 18th inst let ~ 20 lon. y %.
Ship John Tucker bound Woh inst let IS o. Ion ~ a.
Ship Oskar bound W.-9tn inst, lot ~ a. lon. - a.
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advert semeni.
RocKwRIIG HURLBURT-FREB EXHIBITION

nal, of stations driven carriage without brides, reins
:, ,,~rss nv A H. EoCKwELL Duboise Association
Tr.rk Fighhave., between uHe.hunaTed and ory fourth
And 81 gbth-st, y. l.: FRIDAY and
sIruHplY NAV Is and 90 at o'clock m Tins ioai oil
horsesD.bp that truly wonderful and has never been
.onseJ in This or any other country. Mers X H. are the
Of practical and approved system Of Teaching and
onr the horse under winch there has and can be shown
.er tests than under any and al others OF toe combined
-ord Lave now IN press their system Of educating the
bor In ms way of receiving in.r1ctoHs copousy nstrs
"a - uraeticsilv e1piained.
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Lewis Rswrh Martin Rice L. A. Weton, 2. kelheimer J.
Is Hal A. G Tcomb Dr H. H. Hubbard, DR.. a. 3. ssell.
Mrs McComiok children and servant Henry Kaitenaoin.
A. feIes r. Be.snaoIr r. Eiche beTgcr L. y Mende, Al
gust iondef Jesn r. Frederick Henry Hinen L. Pequot,
hrs John S,nGuRn Andrew Sikuan, Arnold Miller, Lewis
j. Nenaa8r. Thomas Gaynor Edward Heard. William !.
arscctt h.njamr Srs7-y Vrsuc Arm By hrl, Richard d.
Wright james H Whre e., CIa- IS ". NDe'rs , Levy.
In steamship CRY Of London, t'r iiverpoo-N Phillip NJ
Lowenstsin Join Graham, G. p Gsuier Leon Graf J. r.
hoyt, Ralph J., ruron William Kelly, William Churchill,
VI. luu.ur f. T. OvertoD. Mrs Laura Lewis hs Wells ADD
Guild Mis- anne Iecievey, Nis. Thompson Mrs Joseph
stewart, Mis-. Suse siswan Robert stewart and james
stewart, Mics WhtewIsA t, ". s. Wells John Ga.ss M;,
lenoir' 1le. Low. Ept'n kosa b, Miss EmGs G. Nor
children John Gil. Waila Bo,cc, Horsao
C. Comeford and wife. N.Y. Deleaus and children, Chas
Mot Adoph Brr1nnan Wl Ed1oud-on wife, James
aud wife. Mise C. Asreca. Mr.. Desres aud infant: Misc
Aue Rieti, .r.. McEiis Mis-, Acks, Rev J. Il. Dayen
port wife and 1ii's L. " Davenport and iis w. T. Dsyen
port 4 Mcclellan and WIFE W. fenaui uni WIFE, Hugh Glenn
srd wiz, Fret riaa. >. Butler John Burns James L.
Narnerl j. j. March. Mrs ssrsh Howell and son, Miss
Carrie Napron Mss = ieviscu n. H. Scare, J. Young
snG wife, r. Cole aHd wife, Ms Val rio L. J.. Merriam
wife aud child bliss iichsldson Mr.. Howell A. J. Howell
wiie and chd j. NioAo, u. i4ine :. davenport iehnd Al
son, hme. .. NJ Garcia. Miss 4. T. Walker, Mi.s Mary
Walker Mr.. Ewing. Joaquin RomsyeTs, X. w: Davenport
4; Csrcie, Havana. Alex Crawford, Mony Iugendrach
Charles H. Farrell OF NJ v Herald, j. Faaner, Nj law
80 -Hat' 'd'e9 NHH'i,t - " 70
iefssin' ID. h,nd NJ hrmcnt pscar thids, brSnton n
Wells John Mccall, hos,s d. " els, VIM LesVIti, MI
q. Bartou. WIN. w. baron. A y. Kent August Ire
gent H. p odeisheS, Nj Scott, wife, two children and
nurse NJ. lcs Wn. Fe'ii-.. wife and Misc Fl EN-
arlihy, Mary a. hughes, kr n 4 Thomas end two chill
d-en Nladomc Doware Miss j. Mel arcu. Edwin II. May
Cowell wife and Mis-. Co,wel; c. Pink A.
Anderson, c. Dc,ware, Edward StFinbos
I'm Oto and wife Oeorte iFperd, wife snd Children
Victor uoa. Ne and Obi dren. Thomas Grass "ie and
children X. T. HTker, Ar Cinnamon Isaac n Hines
Henry St1atieI H. Cater Wapoliau, Bouafd Joseph Boe
kel, Alex Frey, with others IA the steerage.
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SOLDIER RoBBED.-On Saturday night David
8cMaho1. C soldier, was robbed in The low cen No.
go ChuTet.st, Of S23J in Treasury notes. Officers
Field and Regain, Of tEe Fifth Precinct arrested Wm.
and Mary Pnlse. propretors, AMI Mary BARLEY, Ann
a. Williams ard jenny Smith, inmates of tue place.
None Of the stolen money was recovered. Justice
Bowling committed the prisoners.
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offer foe SALE he property Of the late H. No
COME situsisd half mile north Of the Cogrthouse, Cay
of ,n.hold Rshand County, Ohs and within corporation
of sad cty consists of land eiccLelt 4
story brick dw~l with - large rooms, high ceiling :,
snd al hnsh.d complete cells 20 attic enrh IN al u
by a lee ard situated bcauiiia snol 9TH God house
esiern well barn stable and other necessary outbud
nss choice selection Of nut cspeeiaiy tppes both ear
house fail view. il b. considered Of tn most de-
residence. in Northern OHIO. Also H. IN lot. Tor e
In McCombs addition to City Of MansGed ". }. McCoMb
Il ID VIZ fIrcntnr.
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PROPOSALS for the SUPPLY OF FRESH
BEEF for Of United States Troops stationed at fort
Columbus Kew Harbor for yrhr conmncins June
1865 will be received the Once Of the A. s. Fort
Columbus n T. H., until O'Clock m, on the iTh OF May
m Eee 10 be Of good and wboesome quality In e1ua pro
portions Of fore and hndquArers necks and shAnk And
Kidney taow excluded and to be delivered at Fort Coun
bus n. Harbor. such tmes and In such Quantities -
may be required .xnpru, orrrpr
Proposals. will DO addressed TO Capt ANDREW sHERl-
DAN Sd o. s. Inf Once Of A. {. s., Fort Columbus New
York Harbo and be ndored Proposss for the Supply
of Fresh Beef" Two Suete Ia the sum OF Ten Thousand
dollars viii be required for the faithful performance oil
this contract - r. O.
At IL IN, on the 18th OF May. 49,, ,
The G. s. reserves the night reject all bids which he
deems extrsvsFAnt. 80,
Tho oath of allegiance together with copy OF this hdver
tissmep, must be appended 10 each Proposal.
ANDREWS nEkIDAN, Capt. 3D. u. s. Inf, n e. n
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A CHAPTER OF TRoUDLFs.-Mr. Daniel

A CHAPTER OF TRoUBLBs.-Mr. Daniel
Ahearn. connected with wel.known drygoods honse.
and Nh Bry0n McSweeney. merchant Of No. 3s
Yearst. met a few days since and drank freely to.
gether. On the invitation OF insolvency, Ahearn &C.
com panied HIM 20 brooklyn hu' on the Wav there willie
crossing on the Fulton Ferry insolvency stole nom
the latter $500 in L. ). Bonds Missing them IN short
time. Ahcarn asked his companion il he'had taken
them, and was met with indignant denial On his
way from Brooklyn Ahearn met CGtlarine Lynch. and
accompanied her 10 the low den No. lnsl ChorTyst
and while there robbed 10y her Of bis gold ggtcn
and chain and s33 in money IN recsinirg bis senses
Ahesrn communicated 10 Capt Thorn OF tle Fourth
Precinct the troubles that had befaien him. and he de-
sailed Ofoers Mullen ard Horbi;t 10 investigate the
matter insolvency was arrested. and the bonds were
found concealed under Of tie windows ia is Office
Catherine was also arrested. and confessed thGI She
stole his vauGbes and added that size bad gwen the
Natch 10 John Haly. lie IN turn was arrested, the
watch found IN his possession and yesterday Justice
bowling committed al the prisoners ioI trial withoG
bail
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GoieIs, 81.

NETWORK H0TEL.-The proprietor be-
~ ievng that the comfort end convenience Of h CUE Is
vii! be -resty increased by changing hom TIE od taoe
dHoe 10 tie Restaurant system, haA determined TO tGo' tIo
lat er on tine let OF May next.
by establishing Restaurant equs in every respect 70 any
in this country and Dying air the IN hi. power 70
make Compare fvorsoy with the celebrated Europe
be feels confident the New ORR Hotel will continue to hold
it, well known reputation ~ home Tor gentlemen and am
iirs. HIRAM CAANSlON
kev.York Anil D. 1865
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Sailed.

NAY 49, - Steamers America City Of London, z. $.
s. Terry Britannia Republic Msrposs, Ajsr General Nc
Clesn. Cosmopolitan, IT, Livingston.
Ship---E +. Gsbain, j. y. Wheeler.
Bstss-Chsps Goofse, Lord Chancellor Cenanary Heir
Arisdn..
Brir-Fayore z. Schade Theodoru., Colorado. Aurora
Rhode Island, ". 2. CLARK Boy State, oeor,.
Thonss Arctic, j. :. Lee !. B0ynon Anliesn. Foam Al
Barnes, O. Parker 8. Is. small
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CITY ITEMS

PosrPoyED.--W understand that Mexican
euirration meeting. which was 10 have occurred on
Saturday evening at the arnory OF the list Regiment
has been postponed til some aigAt this week
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ATTEMrT TO Rob An EXPRESS WAGON
James Gill attempted 70 steal ron the express wagon
OF George Vckers, If No. 81 WlliaD-st p boxes Of
cigars vaucj at $40. He was caught in the act by
the proprietor OF tie wagon who handed him over 70
Officer Holmes of the Second Precinct Yesterday
Justice Downing committed hin for trial
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Ar1veA....SU NDA

APYiVO1 80. SUNDAY nay II
Steamship CITY Of Be.p. Bs K:'1:sy s 81. "a
md Qsssnsaown th. pdss and ~ 49, sSn. - asv.h
smPtos As inst, 4 p H. "d''' aaA ~
Ss..h,. o...x.s,,, III a. Lieut. .Condf 8. B. wash
burn Norfolk e hours with u steamer Daylight " tew.
Steamer Daylight (U 81, ACT Msstst !snss Il seusia
Haupton RosAs = heura
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AIBAu, Saturday

AIBAyY Saturday Nay 10 1855.
A break is reported in the Enc Canal at
Amity SPRING. about midway between Cohoe: and
sche1ectsdy portion Of the canal bank has sho INTO
the Mohawk River. No boats have reached tne nua'
con River from the canal since yesterday efterAoon
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SAILOR DROwNED.-RObert Morrison. sail
CT. while engaged in painting the side Of the ship
uerrils lying at the foot Of Fortys second ct, y r.
fell into the water and drowned Late IN the day
Sis body was recovered and Coroner Wleey yesterday
as.d inquest.
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ALI. WANTING FARMS.

-L.rre and thriving settlement, q NinelAnd mid
climate. 20 mile. south OF Philadelphia by railroad
Rich coil; produces large crops twenty acre sc's eI'
per acre payable within four years; good business opening
GOOD socirfy Hundreds settling and making ,nPtoSo,
men,, Apply to ChAS. X. Lands, PosmAster Vineand
Lands township NJ. Letter. answered fspefs
nm ipforn.tion win he cent free. From Rrporf Soson
Rob,s,on Agr,etai Editor Of The 1rtHne' one ne
o.f rrfen,,p< fef syacs oimosI Iere position and
,s,fabs condition for pdsasf farming nal Ws E""0 M
s,ds Of the Wsstrs Pyairea
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Row AMONG FIREMRy -While Hook and
Ladder Company No. 10 and Engine Company No. IS
proceeding up 1hrdsye. in response to M Hlarm
offre in the First District Friday evening at the
of Seventy seeond-st they became eugaced IN hght
They separated by The Nnteenth Precinct Police
before any one Was seriously injured.
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OyyIcx CosnIss.Kr OF stBssTkscE WaRn !
GFrIRaL HokPIrAL Srw.KE. n. J., Siay u, lta
PROPOSALS FOR FRESH BELF.-Seoled
Proposals. lin duplicated viii be received BY tho under
signed a, this Office until IL o'clock. on sAlt hDAh INC
2th inst "a. which time they will be opened) ioT furnish
Ing FRESH BEEF for tal months from the second
dsy Of June united states troops Ut tina Hospital
and vicinity
Tho be Of rood end marketable quality OF fore and
b;n5 cn,yt.r met nsek, sham. Kidney ow to be
oudea md furnished in such Quantities and Asueh times AZ
may be Required. a,
o. s head Written contract. are T. be WIN
bonds within three days after parties are hohed o.
tbs Of their bids The of two sufficient
sre, are be sven In the proposA which are TO be en-
dors.d envelope "Propo-as for fresh Beef 81,
The abilities suTetes to respond IN the snfn OF rive
Tbon.snd Dollars must be certified United states Dis
trct other proper oceT such cefthAs 10 &c
further information win given application 9. this Office
DANIEL 5. HART, CAPT; &. o. '.
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Proposals.
DROPOSALs FOR COAL AND WOOD

! PROPOSALS FOR COAL AND WOOD
Sealed proposals. val DO received a. the Ofhoe Of the
Clerk Of the Board Of Educaon Of Grsnd and Elm
streets land ee) until TUESDAY the 10th day Of
May 1865 o'clock afternoon for supplying the Coal and
Wood required for the Public Schools Of this city tbs
suing year 1--WE thousand (5Cl Of Coal and
thousand hundred and my O cord, q Oak Wood
and one thousand hundred ioo cords OF Pine WOOD
or lees.
sL0s good order thousand two hundred and
tory 2O) pound % the and be delivered in the
bins the several school buildings The propos. must state
the mines from which proposed 10 supply the Coal 10 De
furn shed from the named accepsd and must state
tie pnes per tun Of thousand to- hundred AMI ioTiy
The OAK Wood mus, h Of the bss, quality be stick,
less than three 90 feet long and not less tnan three % Inches
in diameter.
The Pine Wood be Of The bet suay nos e's than
three 81 feet and "a 90 inches ionr
The proposals the Tce per cord Of hundred
and weight 2s cubic feet solid measure for botn Pine
and Oak Wood aud also the price for swing and
,pttng per oad-the quantity Of Oas Wood 20 BE- spt
a required by the Committee on Supplies
The Wood will be inspected ADD .sgred under TIE 'uper
yion Of the Inspector Of lue Of the Bosd 81 fdscaon
Said Wood to be delivered At the schools whom ordered
folows;
third. Of the quantity required from the fra; day Of
June The fifth day OF August. and - Under
required by the Committee Suppie Ssid wood both
and pine bc delivered sawed and whcn required split
be pa ed in the yad. cel@ vaults na. Of the
The conrsc supplying sid snd wood 20 be bnti,s
ur the twenty NTH day ofMsy 1876 Two 'urres for tls
proposal be accompanied with the sustOrc. and re
deiIc-s Of the proposed snretiel.
No compensation will be SLOWED of delivering sid cotl
and God al Of the schools 1f putting and Ing tho
same In the yards ar. vaults bins Of said schOos
Proposals be directed 10 the Committee Supplies
Of the Board Of Education and should be ndosed PRO
may he. ~ -, A..
SAMUEL q. H. VANCE,
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TUAvKs.-Purser Green, Of TIE steamer Mer-
rimse hos our acknowledgement for fayors.