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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-04-18

spsassr. FLEMING. ~; fe-esmasa Furnsn Pan k,ysr;
n scss e. dSsio ~n ship John clark T.
loufniu BAitnore; brigs ksnnedy ciask Barbados;
I7th-Arr steamers Hannah. Sophia and Mars Grundy,
NYork; briggs Calmuck Wendt AND Aurora Cssnon Glen
fuegos; schr Allen Middleton Jr, Sippe do Below nark
Blue Nose, Rennies, from Liverpool brigs SHY from rn
idad; Dillingham;, Midget, and Cslmuck Minot from
Cenfuegos Went TO AM 18TH ship Juno Tor 81 Jonn
PORTLAND. April i7-Arr bark Mary E. Libby Matanzas;
brig (Br) Benohe, Demarara Cid brig Geo Burnham,
Mcclellan, Cardenas; schr Vim Irish, Rathburn Aiexan
PROVIDENCE, April l6-Arr schr Henry Clay Sears, and
Washington Chadwick, Exabethpor Sid schrs War Eagle
Kelley Philadelphia Nahl Holmes, Arnold Ezabethport
BENZ English, Baker. NYork.
PXWTUCKEr April l6-Arr schrs Susan Mary, Ken
yon Connecticut Clock Edward Wooten Young and Jas
Parker ST. Kelley Ezabethport; Elm City, Kelley Nfork
Sid schr John Compton. Burt. Philadelphia - "a,
RICHMOND April ~ ib-Arr schrs Mary =, Merrill.
Boston, United Anderson, New York; Pearl McGoggn, do
Sid schr 4 n shannon, Marsh Savannah .Q
lTh-Bslow schr Eunice. from Havana for Baltimore;
SALEM. April l3-Arr schr Loud, Hall Eatons Neck
Angula; Rockingham, Frsbie Eizabethport Hero small
NYork; Tyrone Perry and Wreath, Cole Machias for DO
Sid 18th, schrs VIM Wilson, Brown Geo klburn aud
Tinker (from Oalais1, Philadelphia; Louisa 0rom dol New
York Ecpse Frederick Reed rom Machias) do; 4th
Francis Edwards, Adams, Philadelphia. -
STQNiNGTON, April A-Arr achr Gloucester, Hodsdon'
WILMiNGTON NC. April ls-Arr scbr Mary Alice Perry,
Rockport Cld schr VIM Flint Howard. Newburyport -
lathArr steamer Black Bird. 0ermaine, Nfork Tor New
Orlerns-put In short hf coal Is gf y.
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Marine Disasters.

SrrAssnir JaxiicA Pacxsf from Kiogston la FOR New
York IL ashore on Absecom beach (Thc s iron
sci Of T tons register. buIt at Glasgow In 1854 from
Whence she halls. and ias Ave wa,ertrht buheads)
srrAsHR ALPHa wrccking vessel engaged in pumping
water from the wrcck Of the transport Thorn three miles
below Wilmington, Nc, exploded OF her boilers The
18th inst totally destroying the she owned By
company al Norfolk
Srtlxxn AnrfAr IN the fog "Wednesday night last. hv
default ~ the compass grounded Horizons FONT Iopa
Island sound but being a. slow speed with shut
sustained damage aid backed Oh into deep
Bass NArrhKw Lucs-t letter received BY Messrs n
Bartlett sons, dated Yokohama Japan Jauuary ~,
ports the o.. q the tark Matthew Luce cspain Hardy n
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Railroad during Marrn TINS year were s6Sa,s 800 de-
Grease of s2Os 1893 from March, 1865 The total earn
ngs OF the road from January 70 March 81 Of this year
have been 81 esa GIG s64l els less than during the
corresponding period in 1865.
The ST. Louis Journal Of Commerce of last week
Bays-
The local money market is slowly tending toward
greater ease remtances from the country being largely
on the increase, and deposits heavier In the alb.
sence any Speculative vitality in the general market
Rpd but light demand for discounts the greater portion
convertible security. '' 49, rfEff
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CANDLES were only in moderate demand and the mar.
ke continued heavy with scarcely any inquiry for large
parcels The sales 2ic. 23c for hght weight
City and Western adamantine, 50c for patent and 4Oc
For sperm. ...
reiingr were fat There was no grain Of moment
Offering and those OF weight obliged 10 take
t any rates offered by the shippers Tho engagements
To liverpool lpart last evenng)1, 800 bales cot
ON NJ a-32d a 5-i6d 200 bushels corn at nd, 500
boxes bacon al los 12s Cd per steamer, loo bales
cotton at "a. o-16d To Bremen-500 cases tobacco
o. ils Sd a 12s Cd 900 bbls rosn At 2s To London
900 iicrccs beef private The charters were brig TO
BRISTOL petroleum, at s. Sd. one 10 Gibraltar at round
sam.
Irm-we note continued upward tendency In the
snarket for all grades mackerel prices however were
yi,hout decided changs. Tho sales comprise 800 bnis
n IN lrst hands mainly. Bay No At flI 20 tls.
lots from store were commanding very fun prices The
vans have been very fair Dry cod have been sold quite
freely full figures We sales OF 1900 Suntals
Georges at 90 50 % at dock and so so SO 10 from
fiore Box herrDgs .held their own, but the business
as no; large The last sales AT CSC and bac Tor
a, aed anc No. l. Otler descriptions Of fish found a
klow market and prices rather favored the pirrher
I've 1noie BIT herring al s5 o.; pcked cod per htl
% 90 ST. and dry scale 90.
Iprs were slow of sale AT lower prices, and the
iransaclions reported light The stock was large
and holders WIRE free snlers ~ reduction of &c lc
mr. rpound. gold The sales comprise 1000 Bucnos
Ages, rs lbs. average at 100. 1000 Bqeuos Ayrss
81 lie average, et i9Ac 500 zoo Buenos Ayrc 70
lbs rrsdsr. o. go!,c. all cold LOCO dry Texas IDS
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.



BAKsR-HUxERnY. On Tuesday, April IT, at the Par
sonage by the Rev DR.. Fox, EDWARD l. BAKER OF New
York. to Mss EIlzABKrH b. HUoxmBy of Philadelphia
No cards TT.
BUrs--LEFoRr Tuesday, April II, at the First
Dutch Reformed church, Brooklyn by the Rev. J. Kim
bal D. D., CORNELIUS BUYS, Jr to Mrs.. SARAH LEroRT.
Notcards. N.. f
BuxKER-CARsoN Tuesday April IT. at 81. Peters
church, Brooklyn, by Rev. John A. Paddock, THoxAs r
BUNKER, TO MARY A. CARSON daughter Of Abram Carson
ESQ.,, of Virgil, N Y.
DuRykA-BESJAnS On Thursday, April H. by the
Rev. Joseph r. Duryea Mr. J. L. DURYEA, to Miss ADA
N. BENJAMIN, all Of this city. No cards. ."
HULBRRT-BRNEDucr.-In Brooklyn Tuesday
ing, April H. by the Rev. H. A. Spafard Hon. JOIN c.
HuIanRr, Of Saratoga Springs to AMANDA BESxmcr of
Brooklyn, N. Y. No cards.
NOYEs-GARnNER. In 81 Bartholomew church Tues
day, April II, by tho Rev. Samuel Cooke, DID, BESyA-
MN NoYEs, OF New Haven Conn, TO Miss MAINLAND
VIRGINIA GARDSKK Of this city.
RlWARDs-CRAw.-In Jersey City. on Tuesday April
II, BY the Rev. Mr. Parmly G. Oliver RcHARDs, of
South Norwak, Conn., TO Miss CAslE CsAw Of the for
mer place. .n
Sxua-CtAxKsos. Perth Amboy NJ j., on Sun
day, April Is by Rev. W. Chamberlain, II. H. SMITH of
Jersey City 20 CoRNEL eldest daughter Of Smith Clark
son. Esq, Of Perth Amboy.
Sru.LING-MotrroR.- Tuesday, April H. by the
Rev. Charles T. f. Stohlmann al home, HENRY Shilling
to LOUISA MoIIroR.
WusoS-HowE On Tuesday, April II, by the Rev.
A. j. Canheld, Mr.. B. D. WILSON, Of Brooklyn, Z. D., 70
Miss KATE I. HOWE, Of New York
WooD-McCoSsELL. Tuesday, April TO- by the
Row II. b. Rdgeway, AZ the washington square NJ. f.
church. JAMES wooD to Miss MANY r.. MCCONNELL, all
of this city
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New York stock Exchange.

TUESDAY, April 10, 1865
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fnrniinrc.

bedroom ENAMELED FURNITURE OF war
I'D rsn,ed mGnus1r. Also solid Chestnut and Walnut Chamber
Suites plain and ornamental At H. " fAkRlNoIONs. No ses
CanaLst. opposite " ooster fstsbished lsth
DICKHARDT's Extension PARLOR BEDSTEAD
il took Silver Medal American Institute entirely DIFF
feren equal spring and ha mat
he chair the Factory and
No i67 Ble.cke Of Sullivan Also Furniture Oh
hand and made 70 order.
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF NETWORK. ~

Steamship Flambeau, Alexander Charleston, Livingston FOE
steamship w. C. Pierrepont, Shropshire. Philadelphia
Steamship J. X Barnes Morton Savannah, Lyingon Fss
Steamship leo. Dearborn. Savannah Murray Ferns Co
Steamship Mary Sanford CLARK Boston, w. T. clyde
Ship Constance (Fr.l Fry, Quebec, {. H. Wright Co.
ship Ellen Austin French, Liverpool SpoHord Tiescn Co.
Ship Nonparei DBL Low, Liverpool, Meanings Horton
Bark Echo (Br.l Henry Gibraltar, kremelbers Il Co.
BARR Abertine (BrL -, Havana. TruAlo 'inins
Bark Irms, Cnmmins, sagua Gnnnell Mntnrn Co.
Camilla (sal Lonsobard Cork for orders slocsveh
Brig America (Brl Mckenzie Pctou, g. Brett Son Co
Big Eiche (taDo Posho. Rio Janero via EhLabsthport
Funch Mencke & Wend.
Brig Dove tBrl McBumie Pictou s.. ?. l. Neyins Son
Brs Kennedy. Geyer Phiade phia Yates Pofefhed
scEI C w. Holt, Hart. NoTfoih 3 B. Chase 4 @.
schr Holmes Crowley, Philadelphia. Bentley, saitb Co
schr Jas Jones Ruland, Petth Amboy. - -
Fannie (B Benson, santez Martha and ssvanis hss
Houghton. 80 .
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Drintlnq.

CHAS. c. SHELLEY, No 65 Barclay-st,
~ STEAM JOB PRlNTERCsrds Circulars, Blhesds Posters
CATALOGUES kc. at the lowest cash rates.
CYLINDER PRESSWDHK done for the trade.
PUBLISHERS, ENGRAVERS and PRINTERS
il RELIEF PLATES for LETTER PRESS PRINTING either
transferred Stone Steel Copper Pses DIarins. made on
then made into Relief Plates by JACQUES SAND
MEYER Lhoapber No 81 fnonst where samples nay DC
VNM EVERDELLs SONS. No. l04 Fulton-st.-
w STEAM JOB PRINTERS and LABEL MANUFACTURE
Frs
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OTyicK OF THR STREET CosnssoSrR
No. ~ Broadway !
YINO CONTR ACTORS PROPOSALS. inclOsed il

Two CONIRACIORH.- lhcloseu III
sealed envelope dosd with the title Of the wot and with
Of be
until MONDAY, June 49, 1866 Al II O'clock g. m.
regulating cnbns gathering and tagging ninth ave rom ons
On Hundred Hnd st and
Hundred and Twenty st. from iis junction with Lawrence
u.
Tor regulating grading cubng gathering and tagging One Hundred
and ri stteenthst.. on Third 20 fourtiave.
curling and gathering Ihrtyfouh from IhirdAve 10 East
River
FOR tagging nortnesu Of Thirdst and sseondsve
Foi tagging Foat, south aide from two hundred and thy'I
east, 10 Avenue II.
Fo. hling .hfth IT.. from Second TO Third ave.
regulating cung gut,erins and tagging One hundred
and street, from Third 10 FOURTH avenue =.
For repairing pier foot Of One Hundred and
together with the specifications and
oeeDaed Street Department New
York, June 9. 1900. - - ......
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BORT h)arorn's Notire.

THEFT BY MESDIcAST.-Yesterday Johh Aey'
ser an old mendcant went into the house NO. 10 80"
g. h Of Soliciting aims and while Of the apart
.os cola watch and chain valued $40 the property
Of named joseph WsOsr ans srrssea :,
1a Tnnar ~ che Seventeenth Precinct The stolen prop
CIV Sonna in his and restored to the owner
rh vas a. eammi.ied for trial hy Lustias ShsnS'sN
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omee Board Of ASSESSOR, New
SUPREME COURT.

GUPREME COURT.
- Ia tie matter application Of the Commissioners OF The
Central Park Mayor Aldermen ard Common
shv othc relative q LAYING ont HA ON ~ -
Lie DKIE between The Sohery line Of ri ~ NINTH
snd The solhery line u Onehunded AID fyhh street. ~ lhb
CITY OF NETWORK.
behalf ofhe Mayor Aldermen and Commonay Of the CITY o.
pursuant the provisions Of the Act 81 the Lessnie
Tie People ofNew orb entitled An act 10 provide TOT
improving OF the cry ana touny
passed Apr a. 49, hreehs being present hef'p'
intend 10 apply 10 u. snprsmr Court IN tb'
District tie State Of Newiork Il special term OF
be bsd the City Hall IN the City Of he~i ora on
SATURDAY day Of JAY 1880 At the openns Of the togH
the appointment Commissioner Of Estimate snd Appaemeui IN
eued that the and exi~u Of the Improve
intended The laying cot Of R7st fnbhc DIVE IN
aid Road PuhAs Drive 81 tho junction Of
Eoouingdae Road BfoadwAyl Eighth aud fnhnh
street unn. Eorhery ard North asery and following The
gene Of Boomnrde Road Tor hesdwsyl 70 the Nohery
n uhefs the sad Road OF Public DFr
equ.iau Tenih ard Eleventh running thsnre
Norh-easiey equdsf between sd Ienth snd Eleventh
lire u one hunfrd and Third street,
Norhrfly -heTy nc Of onehnndred and
Eighth the junction Of Boomusdss Road and The hFnt
running North and including the hos
and let Ia Width Of the land ad
FGyfhn street aid Road Public priv. neudi the whoe Of aid
Boomlngi.e Road Broadway between ttynh and one
hundred PARTON usf"oi between
Seventy and smother portion Thereof
between Egty1h Ons-hrntd aud Fourth Streets the
CITY Of SewYok said Road Public drive OF genera ~id, OF
one hundred shown delnatsd certain Map
o the zane by SsE city surveyor ard now on
Office 81 the tousonefs n CsnfA faf-Dsea Ne"
Yoft j me- D 1860. RICHARD GOODMAN
Counsel o the Corporation.
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THE HOBoKEN SPRING RACES.

FIRST DAY-TUEsDAY, June ls-First Rsee-Ths jersey
Stakes hsEmie Second Race-Selng premium hsnne
dsh raee-Tho Ferry Stakes iwomhe heats eight SUD
SECOND OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Race, siI en-
ties second-Puf.e $3.50 twoand quarter mile dash inHa
Hobohen Stake, 800 for tbfee-year olds
THIRD DAY-Fr-seling premium efo tw9snc a %
dash Second Rae-Sweepske premium t1oo dash
half niles Third Race-prenium 500 twomile heat" foui'n
Race Sanford twoyesr olds, essh OF ha mile
DAY-Frst-Steep Chase 5000 eight entries sec
ondsweepstake premium 500 for theeyear oc Two mics
min. entities. Thd-The Stakes 100 threme heats seven
subscribers a. A.
specA trains from foot OF Chamberst, run daily TO the
''u''' 'e'''N'' WIZ" j. HARVEY LYONS Secretary.
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Steamship Sherman PendstOp Baltimore go hours With sess
TO c. Grswold Co
Steamship Nsss Couch RhwOnd and Norfolk with ndss NJ
pass O. heneken Pslnore 80
steamship Acu.hnet Kelly NewBsdOrd with md'e and ps 70
Ferguson L Wood
Shin Superior lof LIVERPOOL Williams Hembug 81 days with
nde and r. NJ Somsn Edge June lat y4S loas
81 ship Caroline steering s. T. Had deaths and births On
the passage.
Ship Magdene Brem ente Bremen IS days with ndss and
ss2 pass 70 Lung Co. Had birth and deaths On The
passage. an -
Punch Meincke Wendt . - , =.
Big Ivmhoe (of ST. Johns b. Stockton Nssraho p T.,
days sugar &C.. TO master June lat ~ 80 Long W - aw
scr Abbie steering Sc 10Th 2 miles 81 rom SANDY HOO. pix
schr James Henry Mobile for Boston, lh ship hooshs
from Swansea for Baltimore. -,
Brig vcos Ursua of Archat n Sb Lencf ohcs bay esys
Brig j. = Heid,msn eex Boyer Cardiff 50 days. with viss.
Brig L. NJ johnson Brl Williams. Port Midway g. day.
with lumber wi and hsh TO I. ~ MAYHEM Co.
schr Restless to sciyl Meeer Palermo IS days Tnh haN q
Geo r. Buev. a. long AZ 60 spoke Brsh sehI
PicLwk Jamaica London II days ont May IS lat VI
long So vessel the Frederick h. PAker) d'mssd NJ
ABANDONED.
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.Ew.YoRK and NEW HAVEN RAILROAD.
1866 SUMMER ADVANCEMENT. 1864
COMMENCING MAY. H. 1866.
p,..nser Station IN TWENTY seventh.
fourthsva Entrance on twenty sevenhsI


fourthsvs Entrance on twenty seventtst
TRAINS LEAVE EEWYOkh;
Fof New Haven. 100. 500 EN- JOa IN i2l3, ErJ 400
Oil rs. $50 aud 100 (EI Up 80. q.
Bridgeport. 100. 800, lEx. UJ0 M H9 kELi 1Oo
H1.1 3l5, so and g. % III. j m.
FOR Milford straiord. 7oD ll.3O q m - 9S1 m
For Fairfield Southport aud WestpOr 10" L~A m dS 80
For Norwaik 100 800, C1) go l2i- tEL,l $50,
fF1D 3l5 40. $50 800 tEx.l ;.
For Dsri.n 100. $50. lI3o a. ;3f5 40 so p
For Greenwich 100 $50 l3O 2l5, $50 40 80 90
Tor Stamford 100 90 Ey) s3O ll3o H.; l25 tEAD El3.
400 Er \ , IS 90 $50, 60 800 (ExD .. o,o =, =,
fo fort and intermediate stations NV 10" '' NJ
2l5 so, $50. 100 D. ,.
-'''' wv wv WV CONNECTING TRAINS
For Boston via Springfield 90 ~ Tx 800 (EIlSO p M
for Boston. via Shore Line l2i5 (Ep..l 6Oop m. -. -.
For Hartford Springfield 100 tEx) l2lo 9w tt1pl
800 o. m. A.,
real 100 D. m. Northampton. -, , .oo g.
For Hartford Providence Fhkn Railroad 400 Ell m
l2l3p. p.g,o.d & N
MI 30O. 800 2. m.
For Canal Railroad. l2.l5 o. M 10 Northampton
For Holsstonic Railroad. y a. m, o. NJ
For sugafuck Railroad. 500 NJ 100 y IN
ror Dsnbury and NorwsIk Railroad. m l!lo h ST M
N"H"' '"s JAMES II. HOYT, slpe
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DARITAN and DELAWARE BAY kAlLhOAD
IL COMPANY-On and after FRIDAY June J. the Skssh
HOYT passenger this Road VIII leave fei no ~
River OF Duanest and connect AZ roH Aio"0u'" ~ "'
for tho o points on the 10 q. a..
Express for Camden direct taxing passsnseis 70
Red Bank Long Branch FGrnngdae Point Pleasant bncsoHg
Manchester Toms River Woodmsnse, BsTnegst sIanon1
Jackson and all Stations the camden Aha Auan"c
Railroad Through to Camden IN hve hours rare, ~
PROM Pier No 81 and AIS p. from fer no y -, =
Monmouth isp4s Mddoown shrewsbury Estonown, Ocean
Banchport Long Branch Shark River sqnn farusua
Point Pleasant squankgn Bckbug Manchester Toms River and
Camden. Fare ~. ~, 80, ,
The Freight Boat leaves for al points on the ins and
Camden.
HETrRsING TRAINS CAMDEN
Express a. s2Oa arriving in NeRiork At 2 10 o. ~
Fegn. al 2 so 2. arriving Ia New ork u H. q,
Way Mai aud E1pr-ts IN Ntwlo h ~ va
a M and stopping Pier No :. North River. =,
BAL baggage be Pier Nc 81 a. lone pb. ps
receives 81 PlsJ No W. ClAIlvA ehA
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STEAMBOATS, ano Railroads.

I ONG ISLAND RAILROAD, Spring Time Table,
- from May Leave James slp ~ Y for Greenpon and
stations 1880 for syOsse snd stations $50 III u
Trains 0reeupori; aid ststoufi 20
North p sy saturday nights iphsnt
Nj ORRIS and ESSEX RAILROAD COMPANY
w Foot OF BloaytOn and aae Nov ~ Morning mail trains
for Hackettstown aud intermediate stations VIII al ~ N
Mail Express for all stations west Of Miburn at 40 m MONS
town Express al 5 p.
s. SCHOOL, Assistant Superintendent.
NIEW-JERSEY RAILROAD.-Trains leave loot of
~ Courand,-st PHILADKLPHIA and 10 u
BALTfM0RE aud WARRINGTON and 10
r. 10. ana u midnight
LNOR NEW-BAVEN, HARTFORD and SPRING
FlELD-steamsT leave PecKs1p for New Haven at 3l5 aud
II p. IN. with Railroad
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CAFETY, SPEED, AND COMFORT.

FOR BOSTON,
WORCESTER, PALMER. flTCHbuRG, NASHUA LOWELL
CONCORD TIE WHITE MOUNTAINS AND
INTERMEDIATE POINTS
Tl,u,w and sianch the Norwlch line,
CITY or BOSTON and CITY OF NEW-fORk
Sundays excepted at O'Clock nom
Pier No. % North River, loot OF Vestryst,
FOR EEW-LONDON
connecting with the stssmbo Express Tam RON the above
points Norwich Worcester Boston and WoesteT Noees
is AID Nashua and New London and Northern EeIoeda
ta.eu For information inquire az
: MARTIN. Agent. o. ths fieE
CENTRAL RAILROAD Of NEW-JERSEY-
~ Passenger and Freight Depot IN Eew foot Of Liberty
Hampton Junction with the Delaware
,nd Western Railroad aud with LiEh Valley Rail
and connections forming direct line 20 Pittsburgh and me
"''' "''' ALLEETOwN LINE TO THE WEST
Express Trains dy from The West except saneays when
me in the evening.
nat, Louis. &c. with but change Of cars
sPKiNG ARRANGEMENTS
Coumerriug Nav q. lt6d-LeAve New fors a. follows;
Wcsccnnec az Eeson with Train of
Ms8ch Chunk Wihsmspori Wikeshaue. Mahanoy Cry 'te
sernton Wikesbare Great Bend Pit,on, binghamton .te
Ca m-Neein Express for Easfon Allentown. Earflsoug
Wet with but change Of cars to Cincinnati
Cheap bot changes 70 s. Louis ,onnec II mar
with Northern Central and Philadelphia sIe fe hosuf f
CORY and the Oil Regions. . - - q.
u n THAN-For Esron. Allentown Mtaeh CHUNK Reading
p Nor E.ston Scranton Greet Bend Bethlehem and
pm.-For somerylle and fleainsion
us D. m.-For som-rvile
n u.-For Somerrlis.
sp m-WEsTERN EXPRESS TRAIN-For Es,ton Allen
town Reading. Hsrrisburs. P,sbnrgh and the West,
jersey City 70 Pittsburgh every evening
Tcke for the obtAned the Office Of the Central
Railroad Of NewJersey. foot Of Liberty s, ~ H.. a. No Aof
House NoG III SO and 94i Broadway and q the hote
ID
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iilarble nlantels.


MARBLEIZED SLATE MANTELS-Superior IN
VI durable; half the price OF marble 4. %
STEWART Cos sIb and $40 Brodwsy bet o.h Soh @
MARBLE MANTELS-The best place in the city
WI TO purchase MARBLE MANTELs Of the latest DESIGNS al very
low prices Ia Al A. kLABER Marble WORKS No oS Fay is'
3dave n. Y Mane put up country Cut th, out
MARBLE MANTLELS, Floor Thing, Monuments,
VI Hesdsone &C. be purchased wh9eae priee; ,Pm me
BILE WORKS. Nos " to 100 East Housion~-
MARBLE MANTELS aud FLOOR TILlNG-At
vi J. G. BOYLES Steam Marble " ohs Nos and 10 East
10 Of Broadway assortment on hand
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Ofean 6teamers.

rINUE NORTH AMERICAN LLOYD.-ONLY
L AMERICAN LINZ or flRsTCLAss OCEAN STEAMERS
BETWEEN NEWY YORK and BREMEN via Cowes carrying tho
United Mail, taking TO Ersnd france and
Newly ork from Pier No s. y r. THURSDAYS.
METROPOLIS Ii Sanders 60 tun 1000 June2d
MISSISSIPPI G. w Furbef comI and MERRlMAC, T. Van Size,
comr, extra in July.
ATLANTIC C. Hoyer. 100 tun lf01h July 49,
Farther departures from NETWORK tbeside extra steamer
Ausn snd 10 September and ~ October aud 2 November
ard % December 70 and n.
Depsrsucs rom BREMEN resp. COWES-May aud r. June
70 20 o. JAY II aud rs August - 80 September r. October
ard u. November l. IS December ;. -
Rates Of Passage payable Ia gold is equivalent In United States
TIorn NTw.YORK to BREMEN HAvRE. LoSDOS and
sOUTHAMPTONs CABIN, slO5 "a Cabin So s0i sieeTAge.
AZ 50
From BREMEN etc. to NEwY oRKls Cabin sil9i "a Cabin
Return Tckets-ls Cabin $685. I'd Cabin sia 80: sieese
81 $50.
For Freight and Passage apply 70
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May @ lat 90 a. long ~ 10 British chr Pckwich from Jamaica
for London. 81 days ont A.
June TO- 100 miles Sc Sandy Hook schr James Henri, ben
Mobile ioI Boston.
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III ii IINUN INN FIX anu TIANI4Eh HAII@INVAVh-
On and Monday May a. 1860 trains for Albany and Troy
CONNECTING with Northern Western trains wal leave New ORR
o follows;
5g m E1pre,, Hudson River Railroad Th'rtehst
Buffalo and sDspenson Bridge without
aud connecting Troy with trans or hasnd Bar
ling and Montreal.
10 a. m Mai Hudson River Railroad eonnectinss Albany
and at Troy with trains for the North
II Expfe train and
AZ Railroad
Pittsfed &C. Albany With trains for West and al
Troy with Saratoga Springs Rutland Burlington and Mon
treal. =.
Erpre., train via Budson River Railroad connecting At
West and 1t Troy with trains Tor MoHea
with srep1ngcars attached
o ~ ESpre train Harlem Railroad connecting Chatham
Road Lebanon Springs and Pittshed at Albany
West Troy VITA trAin for Rutland Burlington
and Montreal 80 , ,-, -
D. NJ EIpres. Hndon River Railroad with seepingeu
attached and through Buffalo Suspension Bridge without
Sleeping Car day excepting Saturday. at
through Ogdrns5urgh without change via
w and o. Railroad This tram VIII Oh Sunday Connee
ton Troy viii BE- made at e. Albany. - ,,
Hudson River Railroad with sleeping car ssched
suyns Al Albany Toy morning. and connecting win
"'H' ''' 'O''" '1 WM r. VANDERBILT Vice President
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Excursions.

QUARTER FOR EXCURSIONS.-The large and
~ comodious steamboat HUGUEEOT Office, Pier No 10 North
River.
EXCURSIONS to YONKERs, GRASSY POINT,
IL COZZtNs,s WEST POINT COLD SPRING CORNWALL,
NEWBURGH. EW-HAMBURGH MILTON and PoUGHkEEP'
SETbe AAFNA Will leave Desbrosesst daily at pa n
aud Thirty fouh 9l5 leaving foughkepre TO return m
Fare and all places above 5eents each way spsa ar
a reduced will be made with Schools
IRAND SUNDAY EXCURSION TO WEST
" POINT-Tle steamer GEORGE wAsHlN 5ToN. Capt sher
map will SUNDAY June H. for the above place ~ follows
EiTh-st IL. J. 100 a peok.slp, M Dey-s ~ nj
$3.50 ~. Chstopher. IN m tsTe GOOD LOT lsdy
adys ticket so cents Music and refresh
IT. o board.