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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-05-18
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Scrppbeln nnb fcrppbnlDie
&ranfbeiten. .r. g.,
BON 6 nj G ses, einen wDblbetannten 3aufmann
in Srfprb. Ntatne.
= .Sd babe erpee Auaatitdtsn BON Sbrem 6ariapa>
riua pertauft, aber nod Mot etne etnatee Glai4e, weld {
~perfeblt bdtte, bic sewdufdte sStrt"no bersor8ubrineen
unb Dtejeniosn, weI9e ras Wttttet %nabnens aSaie su-
frtcben su iteaen. So i9neu ais uniere Qeute etnen
Beriua oamit NADER ,%eeifebem ie ~, BAT NOD tetne
Mtebtstn, slei& bteisr, In benz Srt su babea MAR"
Musfbldee. Tinnen, 9ttblattern,
Nuiteln q 'i@mare uno aue
&ranfbeiten+
gOn Wev. @stert @trattun, @riael, Gnelane:
sd erfuae nun metne 9Ftdt 8eeen Ste nne pas
Sic sic iter bic Setli.aft Sbres eariapariaa publi>
siren. Weine iebnjabriee 1Udter bate iett Sabren ct.
9 r. fsnr u, aaG an i99 en- g!a5 in be be" s 9e5fa: , %nssa us lis
felt bet Dtpnaten wpbl."
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& sie y: Dame i" 0*""''''@t' S''f "''' S'''
uMetne sudter Bat felt einem sabre an ferpp9al5ien
Nusfdldeen e~elttten, bic ir ntel Irubel Serurla@ten.
9(t9ts perl1ahte ibr Q~tnoerune bis wtr Sbre ,Sarla=
fellt wurpe." b
gun Gbar1es 9. @aee, Gsay BON ber wettbetdnn.
ten 1irma Gage. Nurras unb g.. Tabrttannten
ppn enameltrtem Yapter, In Naibua, N.5.
Std lttt felt mebreren Sabren an etnsut iebr b5fen
HluS In meinem @eVdt, Der ~beitdnbte i6ltmnter wuree,
SIS e. metne Weidts6hse %entftellte, unb fa!iebli&. ~ q.
mem, unertrd eltasn 9et0sn narpe: SD serfuats fat all.
Webi,inen, f0letc allen @atbidldeen, aber nt&ts ba!f
SIS i'd Sbre 9ariapariua eebrauate. Q3te ste mir
solbereelast batten mahte pas Attttel netn @efat ~.
ert nod iGlimmer, aber In w~entsen g4p@en besann i&
inter ben Slattern ueue Saut Su biloen, unb 3ulest wur,
be meine 5aut ic slatt wie bic treeno etnes anbernvfea~
f4en. g(ad metnem beten 9Dtfen babe td tetne Spmp'
ipne Der &rantbett mebr unb erfreue mid p~pllfpmmener
@elunebeit, mas I'D ubne 3weifel S9rer Sariapariua
9erbanfe."
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DIED.,


BLUM-on the 2ad instant HENR1ETrE. wife Of
Due notice OF the funeral will be given.
DEFRANCGS-On the 2lst instant, EDWARD DE
FRANCIS, son OF Charles and Mary A. Defrancls,
AGED IL years months and II days.
he relatives and friends of the family are respect
fully invited attend the uneral from the residence
Of his mother No Cos Fisher street (above sixth and
below Tasker), on sunday afternoon NJ 3 O'CLOCK 10
proceed to Wharton Street Church.
GILLILAND.-On the 18th instant, SARAH JANE
daughter of Ann and the late James Gland, In the
10th year of her age.
The relatives and friends are respectfully invited
to attend her funeral, from her brothers residence
NO 135 Houston street, OIL sunday AFTERNOON, Ihe z4Sh
instant, at o'clock.
sHERICK.-On the goth instant, ALEXANDER
SHERICK, I'm the 37th year OF his age. ~ M,
The relatives and friends, Welcome Lodge NO. ~;
J. o. Of o. f.; Line i'm Circle, No. s, b. " ~ t;G ana
attend his funeral from his late residence, NO l9ll
N Sixth street, Sunday afternoon tue 2ltn nsJant
at O'Clock. To proceed TO Cohockslnk M. H. Vault
sAIYTH.-On the 2lst instant EUGENE SMHTH,
Esq., aged 81 years. ,,...,
hly invited attend the funeral, from his late resi-
denCe, No, 1912 s. Tenth street. on Tuesday, the 2th
instant, AT So o'clock A, NJ. Services at st. Pauls'
Interment at ST. AIMS.
THOMAS.-On the goth instant, ELIZA THOMAS,
daughter the late Isaac and Ann Thomas deceased
The relatives and friends of tue family are par
ticularly invited to attend her iuneral from the
residence of her brother-in-law, WRlen Whitman,
Milestown, Twenty-seCond Ward on sunday after.
noon al 25s o'clock, Carriages Will be in waiting at
ChurCbL station, Germantown, for the train tnat
leaves the city at o'clock.
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sIMILIA sIMILIBUs cURAMTUR.
HUMPHREYS HOMEOPATHIC SPECIFICS
FAMILY rASEG

HUMPHREYS HOMEOPATHIC SPECIFICS.
FAMILY CASES
OF 81 large viaIS, morocco case containing q
specific for every ordinary disease a family
is subject to,and book Of directions...,.. $1,000
TO IS 10 S.
Specifics for all Diseases, both for Curing and
Tor Preventive treatment, in Walls and
pocket .........- % TO s.
These Remedies, by the case single box, sent
to part of the country, by Mail Express free of
charge, on receipt of the price.
Address-H UMPHRENS' SPECIFIC
HOMEOPATHIC MEDICINE COMPANY,
Office and Depot No. 562 BROADWAY, New York.
DR.. HUMPHREYS is consulted daily at his office,
personally by letter. as above, for all forms of
disease.
For sale by DYOTT & CO., JOHNSON, HOL-
LOWAY & COWDEN, T. r. CALLEN DER and
AMBROSE SMITH Wholesale Agents, Philadelphia,
and at BLITHES Drug Store, No. 3l20 Market street,
and by all Druggists gascsi7H % tuths2
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ASSESSING FOR STATE TAx.-The Assessors
now making the triennial assessment are iu-.
structed to inquire of parties as to the amount.
OF moneys they may have secured by mort
gage, or money invested on interest, etc. This
is done for the purpose of securing the State
tax of three mills, and not for city purposes,
as many suppose
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VETERANS OF 1S12.-The number of persons
entitled to pensions in this city, under the act
of the Legislature of this State, is between
eight and nine hundred. The City Treasurer,
Mr.. Bumm, has already paid over five hundred.
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,OOK AND LIV e.
ELECTROPATHY.
DTS. GALLOWAY, WHITE 4 B0LLES
THE OLD
MEUIUAI OIhICIANS
Cor. Thirteenth and Walnut StS,,

Cor. Thirteenth and Walnut StS.,
TEACHERS OF system curing diseases
would call the attention of the sick afflicted to their
new system of practice, which has already gained grea
popularity this city. During the past six years we
have treated TWENTY THOUSAND persons suffering
trom the various forms of disease (many OF them Inv
special guaranteed charging nothing we ailed) and
in almosC every case cure has been eGected Read
'H' ''''' HOME CERTIFICATES.
AN ASTONISHING ,CURE55AMPUTATIoN PRE-.
Twas cured in three weeks by Drs GALLOWAY ~,
WHITE OF liberated leg, which caused much an fr
great cure my friends suering from NsHr mn
Pia, Skin Disease, Dyspepsia, and other complaint
answer the inquiries OF the dseaiea sa And SqfsEng
hNo. 1851 Camac street, Phladelpbla
IMPORTANT CURES OF OBSTINATE DIsEAspe
Charles D. Young, Chronic Dyspepsia, No. al N
James Brown, Infamm alton OF Stomach and Ro,-o,.
Pine street, above Sixth. N 'O"eisr
Henry Roger, Neuralgia of the Eye, Twenty-tbrd m,
y sderck Wilson, Dyspepsia and Throat DIsaaso
b. +: KTkbrde EpIeptic Fits No 1920 Market s+roo,
Mnham Morgan Kidney Disease and General De.
Marcus D. Wilcox, Catarrh OF twelve years standing
Samuel G. Wheeler, Asthma OF ten years STANDING
EmanusI Rey, AttOney-at-Law, Dyspepsia, No 70,
SAMSON street ~ 'V'
Horace e. WinsOw, Weakness of the Kidneys, Frank.
il. G. shurtleh Cancer in stomach. No. s722 Mario.
street. "hNes
Juuah Levy, Bronchial Consumption, No. 4S2 Hsrka,
EDWARD I. Evans, preacher OF the M e Churcb n,,,
pepsa OF long standing, Larry yngitis andA4umbago So
flames kugent Deafness for slG years and riniro, 49,
roaring in the mead Wilmington, Delaware siiis anu
Thomas HaffopS severe Diabetes hose Mills Was,
GeoTse Grant Rheumatic GOut, long standing No
III r. n Desilver Chronic Neuralgia and Inaomr,o,
Rheumatism, No. 1876 Chesnut street
Edward McMahon, Consumption, No 1877 Front
j Ricket Chronic Bronchitis, Constipation. ann Cor
qestion of the Brain, No 6lb Calowhll stieet N'n
Chares "A. DAYTON, Paralysis Of the lower limbs
IohS McCormick, Diabetes, No. 1920 Ridge ayenus
Charles Il. Buckingham Urinary Dithcuty, No ISa,
nH"nils Davis Chronic Diarrhma Forrest Housa
l. Il HOOpes, long standing Scialca and Eniarooa
Prostate Gland, Darby township, Delaware county su
! Wilam II. ShIIver, Liver Complaint Germ manto1yn
Joseph w. FORSYTH, Acute rheumatism, NO i6,2
Ah t. cIouser General Paralysis, No. AIS N. Second
'lse Many or Mess persons zoe cured in lea, than a
"SSE "N BThe Institution, No. 1880 one door from rb,r
taentb street ls the only house In this CITY Whara On
syatem "A practised. Unprtncpled parIies In otbsr
eur late discoveries may therefore be regarded with
susPS9esh1 and STUDENTS can enter Al an tim.
for fu course Of Instruction In this GREAT DIsOovEay
IN BooKs sSs RssiHk AND THE MOST IMPROVED. INsTRu.
AHLs - I,.ssSts5g Circular mailed BY addressing
! DRS. GALLOWAY, WHITE BoLLRB
PHILADELPHIA.
Consultation tTee' 1871
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CLEARED YESTERDAY.
Schr Sarah Bruen, Crawford, Charleston, Lathbury,
Wickersham IL Co.
str ii. l.. CAV. Her. Baltimore, A. Groves, Jr.
str Mount Vernon, Kirst, New York, Captain.
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THE STONE MAsoNs.--A meeting of the jour
neymen stone masons was held last evening, at
No. 1899 Market street, tor the purpose of
interests,
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EXPENSES OF GIRARD CoLLEGE.--The pupils
in Girard College now number 500, portion
of whom have been recently admitted. This
number will be kept up, new boys being ad-
mitted as those in tue institution arrive at
the proper age for binding out. The cost for
maintaining the College in 1866 was Sll5,s26'l9.
OF this amount S39, 1926 was for subsistence
and Sl9,9Ss43 for clothing bed-clothing, and
outfits.
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FLOUR AND MEAL.--The inspection for the
week ending March 81, 1867, amounted to-
Barrels of superdne, 6963; do. fine, 10; do. mid
dlings 81; do. rye, 279; do. corn meal, 234; con-
demned, A. Total 75ll.
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DOMESTIC PORTS.

NEW YORK March 22-Arrived, steamship Australia
alan Cook from Liverpool 9th inst,
CIeared, steamships Caledonia, Mcdonald; City OF
BsItmore, McGugan, do; Denmark, thompson, doi
Havana; barque Marion, Ager. Cape Town; brigs j.
n Campbell Andrews. Neuvitas; Palma Bulling
poStey}deo; Agnes Hagenstein. Cork; Sabina TerrIe
MSnEanilla; Isola West, Layacea sGh1s M Collins
Athlete Cousins Dighyi Harriet thompson Robin
on, Mobile.
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ADMITTED TO THE HosPTAL.-The following
cases were admitted yesterday into the Penn.
sylvania Hospital
Thomas 0'Brien aged fourteen years, and re.
siding in Penn street, between Twenty-ftth and
Twenty-siXth, had his face and neck burned
very badly in Schuylkill county. He was en-
ployed upon q canal boat. and was lighting
fire with some coal OIL when the can exploded.
O'Bren got out of the cabin by jumping through
the window. In so doing he cut one of his
hands badly.
William T. Grause, aged twenty-one years,
residing at No. Winters court, in Wood street,
below Tenth, had three fingers cut off while at
work in the steam saw-mill OF Messrs. Laugen-
bach, Prensch q Hausch, No. 1904 Willow
street.
Albert Roesch, aged eighteen years. had his
right hand badly cut, while. at work in Richard
Co.'s establishment, at No. 1906 Market
929 Cherry street, after his wound was dressed
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BROKE HIS LEG.-Mr. J. M. Hughes, sixty
years of age fell at Sixteenth and Walnut streets
yesterday, and broke his thigh. He was taken
to his residence, at No. 1926 Rittenhouse street.
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Schr Harvester, Simmons, days from Dorchester,
with mdse. to j. #. Justus.
Steamer NJ. Massey, smith, "a hours from New York,
with mdse. 10 w. NJ. Baird IL Co.
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A SHARP SwINDLER AND FoRGER.-Edward
r.: Stewart had a hearing before Alderman
White yesterday afternoon, charged with the
larceny of dry goods of the value of $3.50. It
seems from the evidence that in the latter part
Of February, Of this year, the defendant called
on the firm of Riddle, Sherborne & Company,
No. 438 Market street, and presented high tes-
timoniaB of character from respectable houses
at Easton Stroudsburg and other places,
and was Immediately engaged as a clerk.
He almost Immediately commenced steal
ing dry goods, and turning them into cash
by sending them to the auction store
OF Henry p. Wolbert, No. 2O2 Market street.
The firm missed their goods and discharged an
old and faithful porter, who had been in their
service for the last fifteen years. On Tuesday
last the defendant lett his situation suddenly
when the prosecutor made complaint before the
Alderman. A search warrant was issued and
quantity of the goods found in the defendants
trunk at, his clearinghouse, Fourth and Arch
streets, and the balance traced to the auction
store, and to a tailor's store on Fifth street.
The testimonials proved to be forgeres De-
fendant was committed in default of $1,000 bail
to answer the charge. He is believed to be an
old offender.
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TT Is WELL TO get clear ofa cold the first week,
hut ID is much better and safer to rid yourself
OF 1t the first forty-eight hours-the proper
remedy for the purpose being DR.. Jayne's Ex-
pectorant Sold by all Druggists.
Prepared only at No. 22 Chestnut street.
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A CURE FOR RHEUMATTsM Worth SEEINa.-S.
Fitzpatrick, NO. 1744 Olive street. cured by DR..
FitieT's Remedy, RNo cure, no pay
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THE PAIN KILLER, so Justly celebrated, was
introduced to the public about twenty-five
years ago, and now enjoys popularity un-
equalled by any other medicine. For the cure
of diptheria, dysentery, cholera morbus, rheu-
matism, coughs and colds, scalds, burns, etc.,
il is without an equal. Sold by all the prin-
cipal druggists.-Datlv PIatndeaIer, Cleveland,
Ohm
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CITY INTELLIGENCE.
EoR ADDITIoNA1 LooAI 1rnMs srr orrs1nr r.ars


INTERESTED PARTIES AS WITNESSES The
iiOaaoWlng petition, signed by many of the most
t li,Senual ,S m members OF the bar has been sent
To the Senate and House of Renreeentotivos oe
Ine commonwealth of Pennsylvania The
memorial Of the UNDERSIGNED Judges and
members of the Bar respectfully showeth -
FIRST. That the old common law rule of evi.
Oence excluding parties and persons interested
as witnesses IN civil suits was, by the eXertions
OF enlightened statesmen and jurists abolished
IN England several years ago, and that this
great Improvement in jurisprudence, tested bv
experience, has met the entire appreciation Of
the bench and bar of that country and of the
people.
Second. That similar alterations have taken
place in New York, Massachusetts, Connecticut
Ohio, New Jersey, and in other States. with
similar results.
Third. That in all the courts of the United
States IN the thiIty.seven States of the Union
extending from the st. Johns to the Rio (irande
and from the Atlantic to the Pacific Oceans, the
same rule obtains.
Fourth. This produces singular result in two
adj dining squares IN Chestnut street. On Tnde
pendence Square you are excluded as a witness.
but cross Fifth street. and you are admitted i'm
the square below. The same anomaly prevails i'm
Pttsburg; excluded on Grant street, but adj
mltted on Smihheld street.
Fifth One step was taken in the right direc-
ton by the act of 9th March, 1865. 1t has
been literally construed by the Supreme Court,
and has promoted the cause of Justice
Sixth. Another step has been taken in the
right direction by the act which lately passed the
House and is now in the Senate and which we
trust VIII become law, and place us Oh a foot
ing with our sister States,
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SPRING OVERCoATs.-We have a complete
assortment of this seasouable and sensible
Garment in all kinds and shades of colors, at
astonishingly low prices.
HALFWAY BETWEEN BENNETT IL Co.,
FIFTH AND TOWER HALL,
SIXTH SITS. } No. SIS MARKET ST.
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PHILADELPHIA BOARD OF TRADE
GEORGE N LATHAM, MONTHLY COMMITTEE
ANDREW WHEELER,)
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S. E. CORNER SIXTH AND MARKET

HOMEOPATHY IS NO LONGER AN EXPERT
MENT; nifty years of time and OF triumphant
success in every disease, and in all parts OF the
world. have answered that question. 1t only
remains to choose the best form of IL. DIR.
HUMPHREYs' SYSTEM OF SPECIFICS, Tor family
use diyests the system Of all intrlcacy ana un-
certainty, and affords degree OF posltiveness
decisive in results, not attained by any other
mode. See advertisement In announcer column
Address,
HUMPHREYS SPECIFIC HOMEOPATHIC MEDI-
CINE COMPANY, No. $50 Broadway, N. \.
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SPRING CLOTHING,
SPRING CLOTHING,
SPRING CLOTHING,
SPRING CLOTHING,
NEW STOCK AND Low PRICES.
NEW STOCK AND Low PRICES.
NEW STOCK AND Low PRICES
NEW STOCK AND Low PRICES.
WANABIAKER & BROWN,
POPULAR CLOTHING HOUSE,
OAK HALL,
S,IYrI M SrS.
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ALMANAC FOR PHILADELPHIA-THIS DAY
SUN RISES Moon RIsFs..........' gO
sim SFrg......... els HIGH WATER.........."- 337
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HONE CERTIFICATEs
VENTED, Ahb-

WHITE OF an liberated leg, which caused much suffer
ing, and even threatened RmputatiOn Since m y nS
great several my friends suffering from SeSrnI
gia, Skin Disease, Dyspepsia, and other Complain
have also been perfectly cured / Will cbaert,i n
answer the Inquiries OF the diseased and suffering
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T.. MCCLAIN's HIGHLY PERFUMED MEDl-
GATED MAGNETIC SOAP removes Tan, Sunburn,
and all Cutaneous Eruptions of the skin, ana
prevents 1t from chapping. Prepared at NO
33l North Sixth street.
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RKARINE TELEGRAPH.

for additional Marine Ne,os see First Page.
New-York tribune., 1867-04-06
" u. MmLSH, Anetonser
by JOHNSON, MILLER Il HALL


REAL ESTATE BROKBRs,
Ne rs NA-Ausr.. CEDARfr, NEWfohh
Honss, Stores Lots County SeAs ana FsIis 500 ,sI
Auction Sales Of stocks Furniture Mds 3c
TUESDAY, April ., al ~ 0clocs
AZ the Ethnnge Sal,sroom. No III Broadway, View forh
VALUABLE BROOKLYN PROPERTY only about 80 ieet ron
to,s-S Woashbyt. north vest q Jat Excellent
Nth srtsuson II ret SQUARE contain
g pn o bath and other oonynthces
fns gAPe aTtYr IN rear Tiia IN Iou' e'elhls convenient
factory lot I3tl-fusing
u KenAy Fron bnug contains store
II and tttIr,s. marble mAhes s0soJ factory
q 25IlH; nne chance for business
sAnAor Of smhs ihrssiory brick
containing and Dry basement, recently
.Isudre repaired. only ouc block rom the
All attic kous m story bnek frame above
ven oonttnieui aud desIAblc .
the following valuable Prospect property wyetofs. rorh st
ii9q . II lots With honi of -
feet W1ekod 100 feet of GrandAvc, two ois taos
torh sevtnhaye Eve los terms easy Maps al ohe o
oa WEDNESDAY April TO- oeoch ths corner q Albany
Post Road esknaust Tstoun, Y, by ordI OF the eteeu
tors of Charles ONen deceased the following valuable IArtoNn
property only hall mile from the aepoii NO large ana wei l
hues With i've lots of ground Of BroaNay ALBANY Post
Road ard Btslmnt The grounds ted With flowers ana
bery ,ssy lor particulars. gpB TO ISAAC 6Ehi NO I"'
Csssist, HhRVEY ROCkwELL TafpioNn ~ L. hie'a'0IH
TUESDAY, April 10 -.
All? oelock the Exchange SaesIoom, NO w Boldsay
SPLENDID BROOKLYN RESIDENCE near Dr. CUlLBKS CHURCH.
OIforls LhyeteAye elegant 'ioI oroen 'I9ns
orhood exception Brooklyn huse flushed
most solid black walnut stairs aud trimmings aud
modern entirely immediate possession must 10
TUESDAY April a.
eeloet EehAngc SslesIoon No III Broadway j. ~,
1story and basement brick rouse Nh Es'oy
extension Pull particulars hereafter.
New-York tribune., 1867-04-06
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF NEW YORK. s

CLEARED.
s#P ssn Sgs2. SSSaG LssS S:rsfa snS5 S7, 90
Steamship Steamship s Ff H5 s1S9 S'is
s:.:s s:.B asISps ha%' Iyii s%n S5
Bark AgShsse Desng P%:S Sesss1.S DunArI S''~A1 h
ss H,;sS, ;e; NM ads,s's. s%. Co.
Ests; tSr Mf9iss5 Is:I'gs walsh s,Hs Carver
Brig Dolphin og wsger Cork Falmouth for orders s'ns'
Big l. l. w,d.roth Bailey. Se.,is; Brett s0naco
s R. .'es & & aeS. Ss,: S. @ De- CO.
s scSr & s'ti jsds. ss's aa S S:t.oas H' warn Ray
ssi sSRI SS SI Mssss S st aaE. AuiSSs
sehr. Eyeyn Burger, stamford.
Steamship o,tor.r.. R.yuoIa'' AHBia&@ Baltimore.
Steamship Frsneoni Sherwood Portland with mdse and PASS oJ
Saip Queen ofhe Ocean Cof North she Ellison FOOeho- Dee IT.
sIS ana Jordan ofYa..au " P Pertu, CenfaegO.
gale. long 7Oi Lost OsODs'i
Witt Ss Fvasn Es'T;. r:n:s ,. ss
.od s'.ss S.Ti.., 'aaRs iooPn.'' 'Dh' '.l
Bark L.sss Ea.psr Davis Csufnesos 10 dy. vita and
Il S ~ rs & IS; ; a1s lsi & SS We
Has 6eeh 4 GsFs so,tb Of Hai,eEss sith hsiy gales
Ms. saa sIs e: S... ' a F & S:s. %S @
h, S1t sl.~ .., Ss'H 3 2 F..Sd y & s.s d, With to
master s. been 1ys north q 81 s. IL With . 'oPs s .SS
A Deb bal. and s.IstoPIs., gone
% sS r MnsI :St % to fReSPsoa Vs' an: Ia. Ssy
S s & : 81 r.a% sS5 Sass S sP 's ss 70 seS s
LIME Bills with loss Of main boom and several SAIL would pO into
Brig Iaudas cf ECONOMY N ST. Manh Ponce. p R, with sugar
Bs Leighton Ne: L.s9on srr.s Ia 3 1s.s =:
j g ssys e.: Hin .s a .s chr %Ss sqS: S 5.ls..
fO Sewis with loss Of Sdasr AZ s % ana @ S,i, sSs@ c
a.: a.: ss;' Ii Il i Hs;;;1ss
Oder G:TsIGa bs; $:.1I, lss.: y; 'A NE.
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New-York tribune., 1867-04-06
P4SSENGERS ARRIHED.

FROM VERA CRUZ April Sin steamship AlAbamaMr ad Mrs
Csmpo Mr. child Bonyy Mr. Beuhem, Mr. Bernard
Pce J. l. Kennedy A. hAIeseort Aug Hoemsn Cs%pao =.
Taeot Teetheu Joseph booett
j. ~ Wiley Charles Levi SsaMr Lara Csmpbdo
Mmde Baers j. GOuIaleg Wagner sseaa,
uentier Crowen
New-York tribune., 1867-04-06
Autliou Sales Of Real estate.

JOURNEAY, AurtOneer, Office No. Pine
"A. -Erecror 'ae Of valuable LOTS opposite Hamilton square
and on F sieh 70 close the Estate Of Smith bloom
deceased public suetoh on THURSDAY Apr H. az oeloch
M A ErehAnge salesfoom No, III Broadway
rdareGORE Lon, between Sry erthth and ste gin
S1tgsIth siIiytcycIth sThiJ eight LOTS adjoining
Tbfdave - ,u-..
Frt ave Three LOTS between S1sth and siItytr
Per puTchase remain on mogags
Mas with further particulars At AHcuon'srs ohse NO
New-York tribune., 1867-04-06
Dcar0 and Rooms.

DOARD on BROOKLYN HIGHTS.-One large
I'D room bedroom. with good board at No IS Wlowt
DOARDING.-A private family, residing in
house would let l.rge Eens%sn hsSt sS
hoard House with modern Improvements and handsomely
No "a West Washington pl References sielAnseo