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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF SEw.YoRK.a....,.ArAlI q
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Observation-Disclosures (r) Cutting. Liverpool; Britannia orb
Laird Glasgow: Emily B. Souder, Leb6y, Charlesi1p. -. -
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Sitambpais an0 gailruaos.

nAILY LINE for CATSKILL and intermc-
~ daa Landing The steamboat lOS POWELL iesys ~ rs
DAY and RSDAY asl SATURDAY 80 80 an1o~s
NEW IiAMpIOS MONDAY WEDNESDAY all FRIDAY al p No.
from foot iralkhn-st y. r.
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IL proporonae reduction 10 all p West aud Moth e sesrn
q VANDERBILT ud CONNECTICUT leave Pier 80 a. North er
near Spring daily sstursys eHeerl q 1tsis ne
cheapest apd lleaaesi route W Pare sunday evening ~
DEOPLEs LINE FOR ALBANY.
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Canas North River, daily suuda,s eIep.oi 90 nefae a u
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NTEW-YoRK and NEW HAVEN RAILROAD
SIMMER ADVANCEMENT.
e. COMMENCING JUNB ,. lS61


Ps.sBsr STALLION SesYo cotsr Tssnty,.,,nh't and FOURTH
Entrance on r~eny's'sn'h'l
TRAINS LEAVE SgwYoRE.
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for Hartford 1sd srhtslsi tEI. lals 300 (Erl 400
fr corn,st,rt Rive, Rro,a Cr) i2lsp Mon
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Bsbylon ard al ssf stations p-..t,,u c.,.rt
Bo1kiVn, atIao p bi""AHA ''""'
g,i'r,,I Jaralca. Tor Babylon and sii Wal stations
for jamaica AMI al y stAoh oHo|
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Sails bp Sutton.
HENRY II LEEDS. AUCTIONEER.


DY HENRY II. LEEDS, AUCTIONEER.
lB SPECIAL SALE OF COSTLY PAlNTINGs ,p,ns
HENRY H. LBRDs MINER will sell BY auction al the Lbbpo
ART GALLBRIBsp Nos 81 spd eng BroadSa corner on
FRIDAY asdsATURDAY EVENING April u And ~ ~ q oeoa
evening ENTIRE COLLECTION Of PICTURES beSpgns 70
the house BAILEY Co Of Pbadephe CON
sstng Of inward f specimens Of art selected ioroad
year experienced member OF ih hr esa We n
Vice and OF r. TAFT the resident American Artist OF
roT The collection ooptans Of the most important sInpes
NonPpE CHRISTIAE ART THAT HAS EEkR Bbhh bAn,
GrTPn CHRIST AND HIS TWO DISCIPLES AT RMMANs By
pRaP n m MIiIIRR OF DUSSBLDORP, GRAND BXAhPts
or LANDSCAPE PAINTING BY THk ILLusTkl0uS ANpfSaS S
- hts nes, worIs og aud In
rhs W ~ tbs att This exhibition w found UHCsU-
thr Of European art,
Italian French, Flemish, Dueh dernAn hnsso &c A P
's''sa; M;,YRR w voy BREMEN CARL MULLER
ERIus w. S0HN,
VaVrIkR HERLOG,
va oiMPSPG VRRDOBCKHOvBH,
EsOosCrRk KOEK KORk,
20 CnuaIsrr TSCHAGGBNY
acSEivpp on y PE KATE.
SALVAGE o. ACi5nps'"'
L. HARTMAN, bILnSnbOE'
GBSELSCHAP, hObbb,,,,
DB HoTBR, bALhNnl InlNS;ruppe
SCHLESSlNGER, AND " ilhf', n ,a,h a,v
They will he open for inspection on and from Mon'A' HP ~ ~
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A VI hKRwIN. ApctioneeL
DY BANGS, MERWIN g. Co., Broadway cor.
I'D tb-sales WORKS Of Art Psncy Goods Furniture NC
MONDAY and TUESDAY AFTERNOONS,
April l3 and H. at oclocf
,,es and yIIUlBIR PRIVATE Law LIBRARY. comprising
pete sets and CbaDee Reports the Federal O9a
and Of several Courts Admiralty Reports gess Statute Law
Treast. 6c also large number OF srce lhA
&C. Catalogues ready and the books are on eIhnuon.
GEo. A. LEAvIr1, Aueuopeer - x,,,,o~,
DOOK TRADE SALE ROOMS, GLIMdUN
I'D HALL, Asor place and Bighhst LRAYIrr STRBBBlGh
Co CoSsGSsEsIs SOLICITED LBGhEls eAIAlosute a 2-o
DYsJ COLE. Uctioneer.-SATURDAY, April
I'D i AZ 10 o'clock the Commercial Exchange, NO Ss fu
ton.st ou ro,its tue CITY Hsll Bronkyn .r,r~ys ~.
LAhGE SALE Il DRY GOODS, PhfhtMhhl ihcNhH =
PERFCMEEs SfO,K BY order Of the Assignee u
Bantn.Tt... 4
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HENRY II. LEEDS a. MINER, Auctioneers.
HENRy LEEDS MINER will ', 4 sacl.p' ToIis HH ss
IoI buRNITRE consisting Brussels and Ingram Carpets CsT'l
Rosewood suite green figured elk 6roeite CaSei 1t
sInr Marbetop Center Table Lace Window Curtains MAD
sny French Bodstesd Hair Mattresses Straw PaAss fea'h. BOZ
Burens Rockers and Psror Chairs In haireo. bA
aIpa Lounges Oak Extension Dining Table Cir frame Looih
Glasses China Cocke Glass Ware and Kitchen Fubtue VIII
whIeh the sale will
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gtttur,s anO gltttings.
1Qtooins 6arOs. &t.

At WIN. EVERDELL1 SONS, No. 104 Full
IA top-sf--WEDDIKG CARDS aadFiNB SJAIlONEkl (b1isb
bsbed lbial
NHAPMAN q BLOOMER, No. ~ FultOn-st.-
~ WEDDING CARBS Of The latest STYLES MONOGRAAS &C.
New-York tribune., 1868-04-11

WILLIAM CROMWELL.
w has remove bis oi,ce iron 30 80 I,oasdst)
o. 90 DIANfSf..
t0gsd doorW al BrOafSsy),
At which place he oDang entirely h Inc of STAPLE AID
FANCY Di!Y GOODS, including Hosiery.
CLOTHS AND CASSlhkkhS,
~ CARPETS AND MATTINCS.
an TIE he enabled 90 oncf Hi less hfn current sei pf
FOR CASH Thanking s many ieuds aud customers ior Their hHo
during many yer. ags socs their attention aud Invites en- e
examination Of ls siocA NoM,lOIs, tll 40 ~ io
ENNGLAND.-II. J. 4 ID. EICOLL, TAILORS
II TO THE QUEEN. ROYAL FAMILY, ssd the COURTS of
HoSDoSyos ia 40 iis i2O Regent,t No e conhn
MANCHESTER-Eo. ~ MOsej -sL a.
LiVERPOOL-HO. 80 Bohlst .,
AYgRiC4NS VISITING ENGLAND ou arriving Liverpool win
End al MessrS HCOIS Establishment No. ~ B0LDs Articles of
made order fn hours notice The
banDess OF Mess Nco being conducted for essh payments TIE
charges while the quality and ye oi hnish Of eAeh gar
N'u' ''' Nss1s ElCOLEs CURRENT LIST of PRICES
GSNTIEsgS.
Hveuiug Dress Costs....,.. II " ~ a. -
smtout Froek dto........ ) ~ -
Trousers. I 4 " o - U
GgNrfRsEs.
nIhisnd Costumes.
KuicleriOcker Drsx.......
Sailors Drtts.............. . 10 "
Jacket Vest. and Trousers 80,
o.. "
O1ercoa, JrouseT', Aei are clMgel IN P'l0'''n "'N'
F.as.sss FFsIss 4. ei..:...... iis fas So;
Travelling Dress. jacket, aud
sstsiproci Tsssd doati,.
H. . ELCol.L
No % BOID-S1.. LIyBgPoOIa
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Illustrated Guide the subnrban places on the Line OF
ofts RasJ has been prepared aud can be oe
Il Company charge. by those vshag TO
personally the region referred to- With NE Tes Of settlement
New-York tribune., 1868-04-11

E0R NEW HAVEN, HARTFORD, SPRING.
FIELD AND THB NORTH Pare, el Steamer, esve Peek
slip for NesHaEen at 3I5 and IL eenneete with The karoad
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Amnstmtnis

Annstmtrds.
NTIBLO~ GARDEN. 4. v,, rvpv,rrKY.
IN Lessee Ass SaIs.,S nS'Tss s u f:si1a.ss
sAITak sAITspkkii APn Pr KvKiEGSa vi SY u,
raBTY Y.sIxTH AND NORTHUMBERLAND M @ REPRESENTATIVES,
or T2EldsgsR T2E GsR1P ssTSFis spScT2oIE,
shsdOene a'r't pARisisgSR rslnsE BAEIsT TROUPE
rAs seeDery Costumes Appointments. he eniEtS Dow
THE DESCENT OP TiIs DRAGos Fly .
Ne ~''' 'AO''" wosg OF sCENcAL ART
'' Sss:s' SSSssS SATskf y a;T EVERY sTuRDAI O'CLOCK
kASTsE SyrISs M9SGA1s S6AHsdg ag"' -
sv, ExTst2TPIpSssIEx9 * Hss3Rsp ak BAYS II ADVANCE.
OERNEY WILLIAMS BROADWAY THE
ID ,..r,,vn.y =. ,y7SRRsooN AND EVENING.
THIS H9ISSssSSFSsSs sSTTsSs'Sr Lisr S1TfSEE AND NIGHT
o. SgshSSEissss sT Sssr cSSsn SSh AhFhEGaS 4F HoSr
"lPGSf slsgEh lSM50SR ,,ssS ssSIE wSI5SS1s SSSTs
THE fAiH' 0n''A THE CUSTOMS or THE COUNTRY
STEINWAY Hall ALL srSS,S SUNDA1 66SSfaT APRIL H.
MADAME Ii nHfl PsRFPS.RosA Ssfa@
will appear IN grand Sacred and MseshDeOus Concert
Madam. sArAfis tii;'Sl TEsTA ccn.r.l,o
~ ~ SfGGSE J. (, TaoSss siSFfSs Sssoas as'''
Miss Aide ToPP. Pianist.
Mr G. W COLBY. Piano Aeco~pani.I
the Concert m consist entirely Of Sacred hue and
thes second VILE a varied selection Of
BALLADS. GLRRS AND MADRlGALS -,
admission 81 reserved seats % cents extra ~ SAFE
sss s,ssssy sS % a. @ rs S''S' No. @ BSaS %
vil commence on THURSDAY morning -----
NVALLACKS. .,0u,, ,cv
w Proprietor and Manager. MI LESTER "hLLANN
POSITIVELY LAST NIGHT
Of Diefenys Beautiful Home stor, "i "i,sr
OLIVER TWIST. AZ.
Character. by Mt w wALIick Mr. pAyGNR0RT yEea MIS-
MARY BARRkTT Mr. GEO HOLLAND, bir A. w lGUnof lE 70
BROWNE Mr. H. ROCKWELL. Mr J. g. lLLIAMs.VN!
LEONARD Br r. WARD Mr. MlbIU9IS
SHERMAN Miss EYrINGEi Mrs join ShEION, MISS
MARY SCOTT Miss j. TiMoNf, Miss MoNELl-
10 rsylT 10 very great inquiries and applications Nj
"NLN"'A 0'e' FOSEDALR MATINEE
xin be given o. SATURDAY APrl H. ,,,
Doors
hONDiY. April i3-TIlh HONEYMOON. .u.c,,,
Az April 70 (ost tmel-SrfLL WATERS Run Dbhf
SECOND ROSEDALE MATINEE on SATURDAY, Apri 10
BOX BOOK NOW OPEN
NTEW-YORK CIRCUS.
IN FourtecBths- opposite Academy OF hus'e r,
LbNI'''''''''' 'NifiiNEES At II II
WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY
SHOUTS LAUGHTER
PEAIS OF APPLAUSE
fom den'ely crowded and nightly greet
THE PHENOMENAL PERFORMANCES
' nus THE W0S6EEPrL CYHOUEpHALUS,
TIfB WONDERFUL CYNOCkPHALUS,
which Is admitted BY al 20 be - ...u,.,.rv
THE MOST POWERFUL ATTRACTION
introduced in the egve TRAN arena -. -
A StPERB PROGRAMME OF
EXCITING SCENES IL THE ClkCLB
BY THE MATCiLESS CIRCUS TROUPE
A n
New-York tribune., 1868-04-11

Ne RaroDe,n wes uiil1 yesse' ssa '.'
day 40 encountered severe '''i1' A'' y,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-08-22
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Star Agricultural Works.

TIME ALBANY COTTON GIN MANU-
FACTURING CO., Albany, New York,
Manufacturers OF General Agricultural Ma
chinery, Comprising The celebrated "Stm'
Tnreshing Machines; "Star Railway or
Endless Chain and Lever Horse Powers,
''Strr'' Cotton Gins and cOndeuSers; Circular
CrOSs-cut SawmIlls; Vegetable Cutters; Horse
Hay Forks; Corn and Feed Mills; Power
Corn shelters; Dog Powers, &c, &c.
We WISh TO call the particular attention OF
Farmers tn our celebrated "STAR'
THKESHER and CLtA HER, which, as la
tely Improved, we claim is far superior to
any other machine now in market. IL is
compact and easily portable, simple in It's
construction, and therefore e9Isy Ia operate
by the most inexperienced, and Will do Its
work with marvellous rapidity and pertec.
ton. and, and with comparatively the least
demand upon the strength OF the nniTi1ls
dTiviugit.
We nave made recent improvements in
this machine by which we are enabled to
fIloTolI1hIy clean The grain under almost any
combination of difficulties, and we are now
using an entirely new and effective device
for relieving the feeder Of dust, thus making
the operation OF thTeshing as cOnnfOr table
and safe as with the ordinary machines IL is
annoying and frequently destructive OF
health.
These Machines are made OF suitable sizes
for our Star Railway 2HOrSe Power and for
our"E5tar" Lever Powers for 4 and 6 horses.
For sale by our agents and dealers gene
rally. For full particulars, send for our Illus
tTated Descriptive Circular and Price list.
Correspondents Will please address The
Albany Cotton Gin hRnufacturins
Co., T.. q. Drawer I62, Albany, N. Y.
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~ from Philadelphia. TheYery best educa.
uonal advantages furnished in connection
with q pleasant home. Fall term begins
Sept. 18th. For Catalogues, address
Rev. JOHN H. RRAKELEf, A. N, Pres't
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other. Those VINO nave
not know that it their ncighboEs and friends
and NIL know that what it does once y does away
that it never fails through any fault or nelcStof
its composition. We have thousands upon th3u-
sands of certificates of their cures oil me
Following complaints, but such cures are known IN
every neighbOrhOOd, and we need not publish them.
Adapted to all ages and eondltlons IN aii ei.es'
they may be taken with safety by anybody; Ineit
sugar coating preserves them ever i's anu In;iHs s
them pleasant to take, while being purely Eessihe
no harm can arise from their use IN any quantity;
They operate by their powerful inii1enSe on te
into healthy aCtiOn-remOve the distractions oil te
stomach bowels liver anil other 9rn s,, OF t9
hy correcting, wherever they exist, such derlnSe-
ments are the first origin OF disease :s , -,
Minute directions are given IN the wrapper on
the box, for the following complaints which these
Pills ripidly curc:-
ness. LssnguOr and Loss Of Appetite. they
should be taken moderately to stimulate the sIom-
For Liver ConaPiaint and its various symp-
Ianndice or Green sickness, Biltous
Collie and Bilious EeUers, they shonid DC Jll:
diciOusly taken for each case to correct the diseased
action or remove the distinctions which cause it;
For Dysentery or DiarrhOea, but one mild
For HIaeunSafIsnl, Cont, Gravel, PaIPI-
tatIOn OF the Heart, Pain in the Side,
BACK and LOins- they should be continuously
taken, required, change the diseased action Of
the system. With such change those complaints
For DrOpsy and ISrOPsicaI SWeIIInGH they
should be taken in large and frequent doses 10 pro-
Gucg inc euGft oil = uFslStlC purge.
For SuppreHsiOn a large dose should be taken
as 1t produces the desired eject by sympathy
AS n Dinner pm, take one or two I'iLLs to pro-
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hopes for EthnoloYy were blasted;
science had received a crushing defeat
| / found that my wife had hung bottle
of alcoholic poison out the window for
safety, which my Gorilla had managed
| to get and drink. I wentdown expect
| ing to find him a bloated corpse. But
no, not yet: not at all.
He came forward to meet me, bowling
and smiling, but he was certainly very
unsteady on his hind legs and his
mouth dribbled as had now and then
seen human creatures after having I'M
bibed freely of alcoholic stimulants.
Had been in less anxious frame OF
mind 1 should have laughed, for his
leer now was diRbolically funny. But
I hastily seized the end of the throwing
strap, thinking to try its effect. de
fell at once-there was no dimculty;
but as he rolled along the ground he
put his hand to his nose and wRved his
fingers at me in an alarmingly human
way. Finding him SO placable, and
disposed to be companionable, 1 deter
mined to coax himinto his jar, not only
for safety, but in case the poison was
going to work, preferred to have him
there rather than in the yard. put my
arm in his and steadied him along. BE
went well enough, but now and then
made efforts, as 1 thought, to kiss me ;
his breath, however, was extensively
strong, and ITleclined his advances.
1t was easy enough to get him to the
jar; but how to get him in it-that was
a question. i-
/ tried vainly. He either did not I'M
derstand me, or he would not, or he
was too drunk, and could not get in the
jar. L tried everything, but failed. At
last, knowing his initiative powers,
got in myself, thinking he would at
once follow my example; but suddenly
the cap of the jar was clapped on, and
there 1 was in the fetid darkness, with
my air cut of.
"My Godl what a horrible deathm
was my sudden thought. made a
frantic push at the cap, but the creature
must have been sitting on it. Iscream:
ed to Julia. but felt that my voice did
not penetrate the thick glass. Oh, 1t
WAS horrible! Then 1 heard his low
roar sounding; 1 tried the cap again.
and 1t lifted. In an instant 1 was upon
the floor, only to be seized by the mon
ster, who whirled me around the room
in sort of mad waltz, until my
brain was dizzy and all the while he
chanted a strange and dreadful melody,
which sounded somewhat like this:
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ITO which he said, "Pooh.pooh ,"
She knew that he was a foreigner, for
foreigners aIways pooh-pooh! every
country but their own. This did not
diminish her desire to please him, and
she said various other things, such as,
81 hope you enjoy our country, Sir"
To which he replied as before, "Pooh-