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Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1868-05-28

Bur Sierfraee. - Die iritrns her
Sraurr ron Nep.yprt unO llmgreenu brabfG.
tists grbDbuns brr Sierpreie seraula6t bic
grausr hes @sitsns, nit ben Nsip, yrrFrrn III
Gpneurren3 3u treten. DAP i'm Beltrn tclIsrcS
Bier ssbraut pirb, ais in Neip, SJprf unt llnl-
sssenb, III cine alien Serrinfrrn tsianntc
Sbatia9s, bic ii6 aud iebr lcieDt rrtlarn lGbt.
Die weitli6m Srausr tailfen ibre Gerie aus
eritr Sanb unp bsreiten lIt nidt nur has
@laIs fir ben eigenen Gstrau9 ieIbit irubern
iis serarbeitsn aud cine immsnlr SuantitSt
Gsrfe ;u Rala wel6es fir ben Satauf be.
itimmt IL. Mit tpenissn @usnabmen brSiebeu
ale Yrauer i'm NOroen unb Often fertiseS @aI;
uno swar aus benz WefsH. Sa nun abcr in
Der Sualitlt Der Gerfs Gin srrBer nnterIGieb
If, Der F9 bauptdbi6 na9 ber gppen-
bei9afenbsit bss 5elhrs -riGtct, auf wel9em
pisIe Grutt sstpaGien it, bel her einea Ger.
fcnurt if9 uebr, bel ber antrrsn weniSrr StIe.
Der uSer Gitpeibituif in bic ;uderGbnIi9e Cub
fang (DiaStase) perpanDelt pel9r brpirft, RAP
bic slbfCGuns bes sei9rrenen DfaISes (eie
8ar3s) in seiifiSs GabranS iiberScbt unb Bier
wirb, 70 III natiirli6 aud eiu src6rr llnteri9isb
3pii9sn elmer Sorte Mals unp elmer auperen.
Eis Srauer I'm Welten rpiilen nun ssnau, aus
peltsr @essno bic @srlfe ik bic iie psrnaIsen.
Die bette perarbeiisu is fir ibrrn ci9enen &C.
brau9 unb ale minpersuie pirp fur paS 3um
Sertauf bsifimmte WaI; ssrwsnbst. Der lln-
terI6isb in Der SualitIt bes HalssS ldbt f1
aber ui9t tmmer lei6t erfeunen aab MaI3,
psI6ss aus nitt fa9er @srite sema6t il unO
fsbr i6Un ausiiebt eripeiii f9 beim Grbraub
gar oft ais nur prn ssrinSsm @ertb. Die
Srausr hes Weitsns, bic ii6 ibr WaIs is!bfr
bersiten, iinp pabsr in elmer siinitigsren Gage,
ale bic grauer i'm Siisn unO gturrsn, unp prr-
ben aus pisIen @riinpen pabrl&einli9 srfrls"
reid nit ibnsn in bic S9raafsn tre.en tin.
nen.
G6pn felt einissn Sabrsn fpmmt ;ismli9
piel Bier aus bem @eisn nat 9tstp. gprf: HeI"
DIES bon 3eit ;u l3sit balp in pleisr. balO in js-
rss@irtbibait psrtauft rpirc, cine Siereinfabr
i'm Grpbta bat 3war bis jeBt nod ni4t itatt0s-
funeen, bersitet lidt aber Dor.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1868-05-28
Santpnin5eltcbem.
Gin wirfIames unp iAerss @iittsl sesen
10 iirmer


Gisiss Mittsl idpn felt pelrn Sabrsn in
europa befannt unp Spn ben bsitsn beutIben
Meritsn frprptt unp ais sbr miriam beiunpsn,
1T fton bebbalt lrbr sn rnpfsblsn, neil cs aus
rein Sssstatilildrn Wietieiuen bsiIsbt unb gu
sleit iebr anaenebm ;u nsbmsn il. Dad ben
3susniilen peribisbrner, tii6tiser. wiIlsnibaft-
lid aebilbetsr glerte, iiterrsnen bisie Gan
toninseltben ale ails<rtn bis jsyt be-
fannten Wurmmittcl babur6, bab iie nitt al-
iein bic Wiirmer tpptsn, ipnpern pieielbsn aud
abfibrsn unb jepe fsrnere Grseusuns perlslbsn
rrrbinpern.
Oiele SantOnin;elt6en psrben sinSis unb
allen in Der psuiiGen slpctbete Won
S.Stto Sartuus,
172 Smiibfsriirabe
gittsturs, ga. fabri,irt.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1868-05-28

3pei Seescr, psl&s pcr nithi LANCER
3sit bel Omega, Drill, sinen GARNER NamsnS
Ssnrp aesnan unb bsiisn san;e 6amilie auf ras
iaIttliitsfs uno srauIamfts srmCrSsirn, ino
bislsr Sage BON elmer srpBtn anSabl ibrcr
eissnsn StammssssnriIsn aus BEN Grunig'
ssfGnsnib seriGen tpcrpen in bsm ils i9rsm
Yrp;sb sntsessniabrn, I'm tann bel IanSks
mrm 8susr AM Yfable Irbsnvis psrtrauia ;u
perben.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1868-05-28

Die ein;ieen Sount;es in gsnniyI'
Sanisn, bnr& pslGs bis isBt NOD feline Giiena
babnsH fiibrsn, iinb Galtua, Gorsit gp!tsr
Greene anb Butler.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1868-05-28
Seifc: nmD &icbtersS

Geifes ililD Xicbters Gbrif
BON
c. :. Sirbsr,
SsdRe Strabe. sipilten Der @alnut
unp Sputb Strabe,
SarriSburG penna.
Gin srcbes alGOrtmsnt Seife unb 2idbter
jets auf Sanb
s9- Der gSdfe Yreis pirS be,abIt
fur llnlblit.
Sarrisburs. Ssti. 10, Ell.
@irtbidaftss slte6eraabme.
Dem gsttrtsn putlifum tisns sur Nd6ri6t,
baB Der llnteSsi6neie bic tefannis Nirt 1s
fbaft Ode Der Dude Strnbe nup
Court Mllep. 0antaitrr, fGuaih an. ild
esbradt unb bslslte elegant nnc ssl6mnfppll
einserihtst bat. GS ipirp isin YsIrsben leu,
feline @dTe prompt uub reel su bepieneu, unb
label sr brbbalb isine 3rsunbe sum rsbt asibi-
gen 8elu&e Gin.
B1r 8ranf's 2aserbier lets aui
6anb. -ySa
0nttlieb Gbmilfb.
9aneaiisr. Mai z, 196S-bp.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1868-05-28

Die alte G6riiline tatte auf 9laes nit
! L9eipannter auimerfIamfeit eelaulht.
llnb warum flppft mir bas Ser, ba>
bet 2 mubte iie ii4 ielbf frasen. 81
penn ba paS llnslif in ras Saus ein<
ge,csen, bon rem Die Sbiere in BEN
Saumen ttabSten? Gar Der @icrb
@ptt lsi bei uns Ter junse Ssrr 1T 70
brav, unp bic S6weiier, Die arme Wa>
tbilte, mar INNER 70 tpeiAber,is unp 70
unsladlih Sa, ia, uno burA men mar
Fe 70 unslidlids 5at pieler, alte bart,
ber,ise @ann, ter balo Dor leinen tS6s
fen Jtiaier treten muB, nidt ie gQe un'
slidliA semaats
Sie aanb nod cine 8eile tordsnt
am 5enfer.
Gle bDrte niAts mebr. g8er In benz
8asen sefcmmen mar, mubte in bas
S6lcb sesanssn lein.
Gle Iebte fd rpieper an ben Slid.
| 3u bem @ebetbude fcnnte fe aud iesi
wieber lansen.
Sie bins ibren @epaaten filI mad.
The Irish republic. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-18??, 1868-01-18

pathy is the conviction entertained by the great of the
American people, that the Irish have no love for any other
liberty than Irish liberty and hostility to any form of
oppression save English oppression.
The course of paper in bringing the of Ireland
into communion with the progressive liberal and reforming
tendencies of the age from which alone hope for aid
is doing much to that conviction.
No people have deeper love for liberty than the Iish
and no people possess when properly directed,
generous aectionae and benevolent spirit The unfortunate
attitude in which too many of them appear this country
laborng to wre the chains from the limbs of their own
counymen while at the time they stand ready
rivet the manaces the limbs of still unhappy
race is of the dreadful legaces which the cruelty and
oppression of the English Government have left to the Irish
They need education in broader school of humanity than
could be found under the shadow of the British throne
they need iberalizng and lifting up until they learn the
great truth that human limited by geographical
boundaries by by compexon but that oppression
anywhere is blow at liberty everywhere When that day
comes the whole American people will demand Justice for
Ireland" in tones that cannot be gansayed.
In the meantime wish your excellent journal the most
abundant Do not be dshearened if the work
progress slowly Never forget the of the old story
II should not much object to you said the tree to the
if you did not keep constantly pegging away in the
spot" "That is the only way in which can bring
you down." said the to the tree.
Believe me, Very truly and respectfully yours,
lGNATIUs DoNNELLY, M. G.. MINI.
The Irish republic. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-18??, 1868-01-18
A Voice from Washington.
WASHINGTON. D. c.. Dec

WASHINGTON, D. c., December 81, 1867.
Publishers Irish Republic, Chicago, ILL.,
DEAR SIRs Enclosed please find check for $10 for two
copies your paper Be good enough to send copy
Cd Ferris ESQ., Thirty and Haverford Streets Phil
adephia Pa, and the other to my address, above.
Your journal has assumed great task in seeking
come the preudce which all sides surround the question
of Irish liberty.
feel profound interest in everything which ameli
crate the condition of the Irish people, but clearly
perceive that the Liberation of Ireland is only possible
through the sympathy and assistance of the people of the
United States and that the strongest obstacle that SYM
The Irish republic. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-18??, 1868-01-18
A Protestant Clergyman and the Cause of

frOIeSJdnC clergyman ana the cause OF ireland.
RALEIGH, N. c., December 81, 1867.
To the Editors of The Irish Republic
GENTLEMEN: send you copy of my address delivered
here large audience of colored people, and scores of
Irishmen who before sat in the church with
"nagurs The speech received with great enthusiasm.
Even those points slavery most warmly welcomed
have been requested to redeliver it. There is powerful
revolution going in the Irish mind, and in few years
hence people will take the most advanced ground The
Irish Catholics who listened astonished and con-
founded many of them remarked afterwards to hear
Protestant clergyman denounce British misrue There is
strange and unfortunate existing in the minds of
Catholics this point. have written for years letters to
the Methodist newspapers (my own church, correcting
them, ALSO this very point They looked upon the B.
great agency of the priests and bishops.
Much prejudice has been removed and much remains to
be done read your paper with increased and absorbing
interest Those powerful and slashng articles against the
interference of priests and parsons with Irish politics meet
with my hearty and cordial appreciation If they sympathze
with relands enemies let them be denounced if however
like the noble MacHae and Lavelle and Vaughan they
take the side of their country and champion the poor mans
right live, then let them be hailed benefactors of
humanity assure you, gentlemen that receive paper
with greater delight than THE IRISH REPUBLIC I sim
eerey hope may be success and continue be the bold
and liberal organ of Irish and American liberty God speed
you, gentlemen.
was glad when John Mitchell had the sense not to
accept the Presidency. Had he done So it would have
destroyed the Organization.
Should any portion all of the speech be of any service
to your readers, you at full liberty to it.
Please hereafter send my copy to Goldsboro N. C.
Yours, fraternally, GEORGE w. PEPPER,
Chaplain, 10th U. S. A.
The Irish republic. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-18??, 1868-01-18

"Whin spaik in this shrain Shemus spaik to shu-
peror minds for thay the generals ov God or nahu
taee commissioned to direckt her moovments amungsht
mankind My diskoorses, matther how powrul inn
press kan hav nfuense on the who are wrap
up IN the thick coke pred garmint naithur
aso put 1t IL raey maint for minds who apprentice
destined by naithur to be eligible for promoshun."
lnthrupshun bein the ordher the day-or it H.
the ne-l broak in by sayin GIVE workd from o'clock
this maurnin til o'clock this evenin 1 you
pecdlee You maid sit doun heer this cowd shtone
TO heer you tawk and the grash wondher awl H. ply
you doan consdher that mustn't be both cowd and hungree
and say, Shemus go hoam" We' sails the ovid hypo-
theneus befour you go, ask you requesht that H.
to sind the subsistence conversashun THE IERusH
RIPPuBLIcK." "Do you think Pm phool," sails I. IT
doant think stitch thing sails she "Doant you kno
sails "that THE IERUsH REPUBLIC has alreddy bad
naim, and should thay publish stitch rigmaro yours
ply it would condim UNI altogethur?"
You doant appeer to kno THE IERUsH RIPPUBLIc sails
she Doant you heer what thay say THAR mash he'd
correspondents Nv it does get thin into row. all the bet
Their, I'll be on hand time to help out the
schrap and the nnmies has, the behur he
gets along. Let the abbey nOasthers and Co: raiv az
thay will, the RIPPUBLIc is produckshun nahur and
mustn't finally fulfill the offs it is appointed to- Then shtar
in my feet, sails T. Good mite, Guild Rason" "Good
nte my son. sails shee hoap you agin sails
7. Pm always your elbow sails shee. "Whn shall
hav anohur tawk p? sails "Whin feel like it." sails
shee and then shcampered off, whstlng Garry Owen liz
gone to rack"
WE'LL mishur edithurs didn't show the ould krone good
fight But you shee's SO tuf.
The nexsht time meet, Pll keep you poshtd on the
substance ov her diskoors to SHEMUs
New-York tribune., 1868-04-18
FAMILY MARKETS.
LIVING EXPENSES IN NEW-fORk.
On LlNL FRIDAY. April II, 1856

Oh Li'A'0 FRIDAY. April II, 1858.
sr,. &, oeperaI decline in the markets from the mgn
IDere ~ ~ neeh The advancing season and warmer
PestSep bring forward the butter and dealers are now
Wednet % new lots at $50, with medium at 6Oo6lc'
% m Eggs are cheap generally selling at about &C. esch 6
some ~ and iist from l.. l. or n. j., sell at 10
m %It For 2Sc Fresh fish are IN far supply a1a anu
h @tl iT Lever Some North River shad are on sae
% and groceries generally unchanged Maple sn,
@ somewhat plenty, and can be bought IN lots from
99t hands at I6a2Oc b with sirup at u 80 galGn;
are ius now very abundant, two cargoes pene
e frnit is much better than former arrivals though
soft and cheap punches are not lacking soft ~
% he had for l2c y quart good ones are In excess os
tSe demand There is change 10 note In fresn pee,
and nork salt pork and smoked meats have an upward
tendency owing 70 an active foreign demand. 1,imo s
tton has declined very little but common and mednin
are lover Young veal impOlitey termed bob veap Is
very plenty much lower are the heads 1eet anu
hssIes of such calves Wild pigeons are coming IN more
freely and are lower. Few wild ducks are in marker'
Poultry ia neglected, and prices are generally essleI
though Spring chickens or brOilers, are high Green
peas from Savannah and Charleston are In market soe
line marrowfats are selling at so half peck Potaoes
are not plenty and 25c bbl higher at
some of the old vegetables celery, oaDages
&C. are nearly out of market. Coal has decnhed noc
tun good red ash selling at s6 so per tun MIX mas
IL arHf 20
New-York tribune., 1868-04-18
SKIPPING INTELLIGE ENCE.
PORT or sBw.YoRK......

CLEARED.
S..mhipsCty Of Paris (Br) Kennedy Lverpool Hbea In
Munro Glasgow Cuba (Br Noodle LYeipooi MerceeA s"N
BsrI-Bva Br) Kidd Maiauzasi Zuua Brl Hewitt N.,ss,
slome (Br Davidson Londoni Bygd Christensen tNor bLsA
Bgs-so (r) Brown Satarlas; Elizabeth Danl Nelson fon'
stsd, Manus BEL DuSAnt MaiauIa Baear (Br Betiop for
Prince. - - -.
Cark Law Grenada S II. Merrill Rove Baraeea hAy n
Bckpap White Norfolk Va. Woodruff Lewis Pharo Jsett"tns
n W. Smith Tooker Charleston; cohase Gibbs FhlAdsIh4A -"
and Belle, Bunker, Yarmouth, n s.
Steamship Russia Brl Cook Liverpool 4Sh and ossense"n N
mde and "a pass Cunard sh at il lat ~ 'os a "
Steamship Ccriova r Couch svre March a. md'e ard
steamship MarpOsa Quick Newohsans ndse and pass to IL b.
Crom we'll 4 Co.
steamship Cleopatra Phillips Savannah, udse and pass A
steamship Louisa Moore Wallace Yewbern, N c. wdss ard J-
Bs PIents Hobbs Cof Portau snow ArsCbo r. II s's"
H. Sauanos Lett no vessels
SAILED. -
Steamship Bremen FOR Bremen ships John Bsh& & NJ Md.
raj Phsd.lps; baks Ang-rea behie h'''
well, Gibraltar; Josephine Martha CadL
DOMESTIC PORTS . -.
HOLINESS HoLR April l6Auived bngs E n hSh, !" w.
Malahar Cor Boston, schrs llama L. Gregory hen19s. 6,
Gen Meade Philadelphia Tor Sac0; Margaret Renhst p Al
salem; Trade Wind DO for TO- J, Nieker'n NEaA Vr. "a
Winnie wesbrook PoItrico hr Portland Saah L. SN s
Boston; Darius Rldy, NeN.lork for Bangor Me- 49, - a. A "a
Also arrived brig (of Newhuporl om ,en,tK 80 sl
for Boston sailed In company WITH brig Lena for Ne"i'
BpsroS April i7-Arrted, ship LePantO Seworlear-
FOREIGN PORTS. ,-, ,..,t.u
CisNFrFGOs-In port March 3d. bg loanlay ,ins -
Union ior Bos,vr loading; HELEN Orb for Boston, "s
MISCELLANEOUS
The European Indian vessels which srFi''u " ~
day lad encountered severe storms and beea eoh'1s'
| thereby
New-York tribune., 1868-04-18
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.

FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS OF THE CENTRAL
PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY bearing per cent interest
and principal payable in gold for sale at par and ac
erued interest in currency These securities are mghY
recommended for steady investments Descriptive PAM
Iblets furnished. pIsA " hAiDh,
Bankers and Financial Agents c. p K. RI
No. Nassaust.
New-York tribune., 1868-04-18

DOR SALE - - -
Il ROCHESTER, CITY SEVEN PER CENT FIRST MORTGAGE
WATER WORKS COMPANY BONDS, WHICH ARE FIRST
CLASS SECURITY, UEDOUBTBD FOR INVESTMENTS, WITH
A SINKING FUND PROVIDED FOR THEIR REDEMPTION DUE
1884, SEVEN PER CENT INTEREST COUPONS JANUARY AND
JULY, AND PRINCIPAL. PAID At THE CITY TREAsuRERs
OFFICE OP TBR CITY or ROCHESTER,
Ut Is A NELLKHOWE FACT THAT ALL SECURITIES
ISSUED FoR WATER PURPOSES ~ LARGE CIllks HAVE
phoRRD TO BIZ THB SAFEST AND MOST PROFITABLE FOR
PERhANENT INVESTARNTR
LIMITED AMOUNT OP THE BONDS ARK OFFERED FOR
sAbk IN LOTS TO SUIT PURCHASERS AT A REDUCTION
bLLO" Fsk' FOR THE PRESENT ONLY. By
ALBERT II. HlCOLAf,
Noek BroLsI and Aneon,er. 30 al Pne.st. New Yok.
New-York tribune., 1868-04-18

common Unwashed California; 2a09tc for Fine DO $50
9c for common 10 choice Texas ar American ConDlng
~ IsSssSc We ouoe Foreign tollows South Ameri-
can at S59s FOR Common Washed aSsc or WssSss ISs
EHtre pios ooII9lc for UnwAshed Creole S6d4Oe Tor
Washed Cdva Cba3 at oS oGe St for Un
TIA and MerinO; Cape oi Good hSad and African ar
isa25c Tor Unwashed. and 25a4oc FOR pndsa and
WHISKY-There is more imhquiiSS ~ qiSr i " WV
note a sale of 2sO bbls at 2jc. y gallon
New-York tribune., 1868-04-18
THE MARKETS. .

FRIDAY. April H. 1853
AsHEs-The market is firm al S. IS; Pearls are sun
,EOminal. 80. s.-a ,,d 80
stesdy; We quote al from asa asGc. for Western ana
Southern. ., - MI, -
BRlsTIES-American Gray and White are seIuhg III
small lots at from 3sc.aSl IS p n.
, CANDLES are steady, and the demand moderate sales
of 80 boxes Adamantine at u024c We quote epeiM
aominally at 45a4sc., and Patent 55d5Sc.
BUILDING MATERIALS are unchanged; the oelhanu
for all articles coming under tms AeadlDe Is l' w
New-York tribune., 1868-04-18

must prove highly luxurious to its hest interests whe
the reaction WHICH follows all such movements must tehu
TO retard the urn OF confidence and the advent OF more
rrOsperoas nes I'm American securities, mere was de-
pressiOn e2fy IN the week in the $40 bonds ana the AZ
fantc ard Great Western Railway debehtufes but le
Ene Railway shares have continued TO recover from the
Hate fan Beyond this. the market has been compare
tyely inactive owing 20 the seadhess epOleu py pel
graph from New-lork in United states GOVerhmeht
bonds and the premium on gold
ing on "wednesday the LIST day OF April 1865, was as fol
lows: -. .u..,..
Noes ssued Ggl, ,935295 GOvernm't Debt S11 ,0l5I00
Other securities. 1884 800
Gold Com and
New-York tribune., 1868-04-18
Sinantial.


GLOBE FIEE CONPASI Greenwich and Fuonts
HEwY0KK, April II. 1868.
A II the Annual Election held at this office on
IA 18th inst following named gentlemen elected Di
q this COMPANY for the ensuing viz:
LEONARD KIRBY ROBERT MCLAUGHLIN,
D. RANDOLPH MARTIN, THOS. g. GOkICHlCS,
WIZ b SKIDMORE, NJ. b. CARPENTER,
JOHN CASTRBB. AARON RUTHEkfORD,
FRANCIS A. RAY SAMUEL HANNA,
HENRY ELSWORTH JOHN KRYsKR,
THOS PATTON. MOSES w fIsi,
CYRUS II. L0UTREL, JOSEPH COLMELLJ
RUTSRN SUCKLBY, J. y. MAIHBNsi
WILSON q. HUNT. JOEL d. HUNTER
DANIEL DRRW, AARON CLAFIIN,
DAVID WAGSTAFF, BfFlSGHAh COCK
JOHN j. MORRIS, CHAS H. IuDlNGTON,
GEORGE 0PDYKB, HARVEY WEED.
20 W ELDER EZRA WHEELER
JAMES G. GULICk, FkhD LACEY
THOS. REED LYMAN A. JACOBIh
o.. W. BIRD, IHOS u BICkLEl ..
GARDNER O. YvFLIN WASHINGTON l.. COOPER,
WIITER w PRICE. =. w. q. CLEMENTS.
SGMUEL T. KNAPP MARSHALL q. ROBERTS.
N1THANTEL SMITH, EDGAR HYATT,
JOHN ROyiER. NALkhIlNE klkbl,
B. THROCKMORTOS, FRANCIS JENKINS,
Edwin n IIVRRMORF, PETER ROWE.
Aud CHARLES T. CRRHAN HECTOR ARMSTRONG aud HOR
TON FROST elected Inspectors me Dtt Eecl9n
meeting Of the Board, LEONARD klBi esq., vas
unanimously reelected President - . .. .
New-York tribune., 1868-04-18
nelirs Of Bankrupttp.

INSTRUCT COURT of the United States
Tor Casters District Of PsnusyaniaIS BASKRrPTCYln
the natter Of JOHN COCHRAN Gate Amembe Of the hm Of Coeh
COZ BankptEasteTn District Of Pennsyly
bankruptcy has been Issued bT said Court against the
JOHN COCHRAN e member Of the 6nn o CsehAn Case
Benson the Pbad pA and State Of Pennsylvania
District who has been dn aduded bankrupt upon petition o i
creditors that payment debts aud delivery property be-
i- I, . babkrupt and the transfer u
upefty by bn bllsn BY law. meeting Of the creditors o
,d biruDt prove their debts sud choose asnees
will be held Court Of Bankruptcy 10 be holden AZ
SIS WauutsL Philadelphia IN said District on the d day Of May
ls68 O'clock a. the once Of j. Habey Ailn, esq
bns of the Rehlsrs Baukruptcy OF said District z.
p G, RLLMAAEB unlsi Statsi MJ'sGl Tor said District
New-York tribune., 1868-04-18
Trims IS TO alive NOTICE-That on the

THIS Is TO GIVE N0TICE-That on the
10Th dAy Of March, u. s6s Warrant in Bankruptcy Is
Id ,gansi tie estate Of JOHN " n DE HART OF Briigewar
fovn,hp County and state of NeuJeey, who
sudged Bankrupt bis petop iha. The payment
debts delivery ~ belonging 70 each Bankrupt
TO his the transfer by him are
forbidden meeting the creditors the said Bankrupt
and choose OF bis estate
vii held Court of Bankruptcy 10 be holden at No 80 Albany
EeN Bruussck NewJefssy before John Emendor Register
2gh day " April A. D. 1906 at 10 o'clock mDaed APhl
10, 1873. BkSAJAH DEACON
apis iaw7us T. g. Marshal, As Messenger
New-York tribune., 1868-04-18
THos. STEPHENS, } Cfoton
R0BT. L. DARilAGH, A9ueduct
A. w, CRAVEN, Board.

CERRY IEA> 3 AT AUCTION the
Il C Hall, ItL DAY, the ith day Of MAY lSas O'Clock
will be sold luuc Auction, 70 tho highest bf WIN ads
Qusis security from the lst day Of lay le5-
The LEASE Of the Ferry established from in 0o James
81. to Hunters Point, Long Island. 49,. =,
The LEASE Of the Ferry established from the foot JACK
" BROOKLYN, Long Island.
conditions Of he had upon application at the Comp
tTos Office BY order Of the Commissioner of the Sinking fnnd
RICHARD b. CONNOLLY, Comptroller
City oNewYok Department of Finance CoDptrolers Ohee April
!, 1853.
New-York tribune., 1868-04-18
plSSENGE EPS ARRIVED.

FROM SAVANNAH, April l7In steamship Qe1Pa'r.um h
spedon and wife James POchsrd IT, snd wife Mrs Bfo"n he
lrovu ard servant johnson X y Taylor ihomas "
Stevens. s. schu,e r. wilscn, H. GTegoi, ,hss = n.N
T. NJ Ord j. Jaques D. u ialntO A. D S"es'N %
T. Ward, s1d seerage
New-York tribune., 1868-04-18
COUTHSIDE RAILROAD OF L. I.-(WIN

COUTHSIDE RAILROAD OF l.. I-(WIN-
- TER ARRANGBMENTs)
ysmeIssp N " ats ss L. HAlroad 70 Jamh ior
Babylon snd all way stations
Leave Pranknays Brooklyn at sS NJ via Brooklyn Cenuh
Railroad 10 Jansies for Babylon and ali WAY ystatons
Leave Jsmssssp, r. at via l. Railroad 10 Jsnaes io
Babylon and all way stations g.,
Leave Frankin ave- BroOiru uaS via Brooklyn Central
Railroad to Jamaica for Babylon and all naJ'stAiuons
Babycn T35 for Jamaica and al eonnee'
ing with I'll Railroad striving as Jamsssp at ~ m
Bbyloa at for Jamaica and all saJststons eonocE
Ing With Of Brooklyn Central Railroad, arriving al FrAnAe
BTooklJr. at 10 A. m. =, -,..-. 49,.
,ertns with tran OF L. Railroad arriving Al Jamesssp p m
Leave Babylon a. 70 for Jamaica and all wayiN9ns eSn
a,etpR with tram Of Brooklyn Genital Railroad, arriving al franhn
s Brokp At also With the horseeArs OF
SenYok and Jasea Railroad which ssye' yanaea every ="
minutes H. WHILE S"pei"F'"N'~-
To take effect Nov. g. 1867.
New-York tribune., 1868-04-18
AIEW- Jersey R. R--For PHILADELPHIA,

NEW JERSEY X. R.-For PHILADELPHIA,
~ Va ken,pgtou $50 m Via Camden m. y. pm Via
w Pbia 10 i2 pm and u night For Bsls aud Washington
1902 m
FoR rIR WESTTo Cincinnati aud Choago-34o A. M, ~ m
m TOp m The $40 M through, with ont
change Palace sleeping train run through
connections at CinennRu as J
sry m trains lines Family compartment cars ALSO on
Thurs through 10 Chicago without ensage
rbicsso (sDaly =. w. JACKSON, Gea. suDt
NORTHERN RAILROAD of New-Jersey-
Trains leave Jersey CITY Permont $3.50 and s25 N
<22 s2J lnd 6;J2 The $50 ~ and t22 run TO honsey
--' ' THOS w. DBMAREST, Superintendent
New-York tribune., 1868-04-18
BREAD AND CRACKERS.
led, SHELL, ETC.

oysters, Common Stew,
y 100 ...........75aSl 25
Frying, y 1O0.....S2 0OGs3
Saddle ROck,....S2 J0d3 80
Picked. q 100. 81 o0N4 90
Salmon, Smoked, Pit .2j aG0
Picked, y ib.........2D025
Sturgeon, sm'k'd. y 10 2Od2j
HerTings, Sm'kd, Y ib..15dls
Smoked, Pbmch....l5d2j
Per bOX"...........GOG1J 10