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Important Notice to Shippers
6@ M E9'E|1Iall

CHARLOTTE, COLUMBIA AND AUGUSTA r. R. Co.,
COLUMBIA, IS. G., August IL, 1863.
IL FREIGHT ROUTE is again opened for
to the Merchants of Columbia and up. country
RATES-NEW YORK TO COLUMBIA.-First
Class sl.35; Second Class s1.2O; Third Class
s1.1O; Fourth Clase sOc.; Fifth Class GOc., per
hundred pounds.
81 Rates and Classifications to all other
points North, same as ria the Charleston
route. -da
The Steamship Lines connecting with aud
forming part OF the Sea- board Inland Air Line
are es follows. BE CAREFUL AND SHIP BY THESE
LINES ONLY:
Boston and Norfolk Steamship Co., End of
Central Wharf, Bostun-E. Sampson, Agent.
Old Dominion Steamship Co., Pier 81 North
River, New York-N L. McCready, Pres't.; Of
flee 1877 Greenwich street, corner Dey street,
New York.
Philadelphia and Norfolk Steamship Co., Il
North Delaware Avenue, Philadelpha-W. 2.
Clyde, Agent.
Annamessc Line, uid Delaware Railroad
Depot Philadelphia. Wilmington and Balti-
more Railroad, Phia delpIia.
Baltimore Steam Packet Co., (Bay Line }
foot of Union Dock, Bnltimore-R. L. Poor,
Agent.
aS- In shipping freight for Philadelphia be
careful to mark the packages and note on Bill
Of Lading whether it is to be forwarded by
Clyde's Steamers, or ui0 Annamessic Line.
For further information, address
E. II. DORSEY,
Aug 13 General Freight and Ticket ACT
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tAk GREAT THROUGH ROUTE,
CARVING TIE cGy Itd
United States Mail and Adams Express.
ssdss 81 FOR YFFFr YFFr goFTHH+pa
$1E& &Es


AIORTH CAROLINA RAILROAD in direct
IN line to Petersburg, Richmond, Portsmouth
Baltimore, Philadelphia, New York and Boston.
ALSO, ~ .~-7, 80
To the Northwest and westIuin Raleigh,
Charlotte, Columbia and Bay Line. This is q
safe and expeditions route for Through travel.
THnouaH TICKETS seld at:f - > $
New Orleans, Charleston, Richmond, Mobile,
Montgomery, Columbia, Portsmouth, Macon,
Indianapolis, Jacksonville, Charlotte, Augusta,
Petershnrg, philadelphia, Baltimore, Atlanta,
Salisbury, ARE Coop on THIS ROUTE. st. Louis,
The North Carolina Railroad connects with
the Wilmington and Weldon Railroad, Raleigh
and CASTOR Railroad, Richmond and Danville
Railroad, Western North Carolina Railroad,
Charlotte and South Carolina Railroad.
The comfort OF passengers consulted-their
baggage checked through and duly cared for.
ELEGANT COACHES
----- AND PALACE SLEEPING CARS
Attached. Good water; no ferry nor trestle-
works, and the entire management OF the Road
30 as to secure Safe, Agreeable and QUICK
travel. ALBERT JOHNSON,
April 80 4mo superintendent.
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AGE@QMa 1.si siEssAs1EX;.
SIasaIaa,s Kisses.

"a A ldsstwhep I ,wske in the morning, :
- A kiss when I GO, TO bad, q" i X
"A kiss when ! burn my fingers. -
A kiss when I bump my head. .f
a Kiss when my bath istover;;i 'A 40
A kiss when my bath begins, 9''n -
My mamma IL full OF kisses-9!o ,hol' ,.
AZ sfull as 'nurseis OF pins.d i';i.l'.-S.
A kiss when play with the rattle, ,,1,
A kiss when pull her hairy II l.. = +
f She covered me over with kisses
The day THAT I fell down stair& ,-f,
a kiss when I give her trouble, i1..''';
q Ess whom give her Joy;
There's nothing like mammals kissses
- In her own little baby boy.
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Family Supplies.

CHOICE GREEN AND BLACK
fGsST;1El fM3 M TEAS,
g. 10 cases italian Maccaroni,
vi = Young America and Cutting
- Cheese,
Fresh Country Butter,
Prime Leaf Lard,
Extra Family Flour-in bags and barrels,
Hecker's Self Raising Flour,
Bakers Chocolate and Cocoa,
Superior Cider and White Wine Vinegar,
Java, Laguara and Rio Coffees,
Orange Sugar-cured Hams,
Breakfast Bacon and Country Cured Hann.,
Jefreys' and McEwen's Scotch Ales,
Barclay & Perkins London Porter,
Catawba Wine and Champagne,
Heidsick Champagne and CIaret,
Allfresh, and for sale low by
June E. i G. D. HOPE.
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South Carolina Railroad Company,

GENERAL SUPT'S OFFICE, APRIL 9, 1869.
Enz NM ESHE THE following Sche-
21H 81 gag.9.SzfS VIZ dule for passenger
Trains will be observed from this date:
DAY PASSENGER TRAIN.
Leaving Columbia at. 7.45 a. m.
Arriving at Columbia at. ..........'. 6.10 p. m.
NIGHT EXPRESS TRAIN.
Leaving Columbia at ............. $50 p. m.
Arriving at Columbia sat........... 4.45 Q. m.
THE CAMDEN TRAIN
Will continue to run the following schedule:
TRI-wEEKLY.
(Mondays, Wednesdays and Saturdays.)
Arrive Columbia 11.00 o. m. Leave 2.20 p. m.
DAILY (sUNDhYs EXCEPTED
Leave Camden 6.35 ann. ArKingville $40 am.
I've Kingville 4.25 p. m. Ar Camden 7.05 p. m.
Aug II Fl. T. PEAKE, General Sup't.
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Spartanburg and Union Railroad,

CHIE5fHE ON and after the Sth June inst,
sss1;z:t--Sz,ty Passenger Trains will leave Spar
tanburg G. d. Tuesdays, Thursdays and Satur-
days at q. NJ, and arrive at Aston II 80 m.
Returning same days, leave Alston at IL. 80 m ;;
arrive at Spartanburg Court House 700 p. NJ,
as per following Schedule:
Dorm Train I'm Tj1jn
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NEW YORK HERALD THURSDAY MARCH 49, 0ea-TRIPLE
ANr,sEurENTs.

ADJUSTMENTS.
% TNeasvssd ..ses b..wosn Firth and Sixth avenues.
!, s,.,.,..,,,. ....ay MDWIN by BOOTH
Miss sAhG s MAsT nSysSkFk saf4 Miss spi WALLER
NoAho On 1sH sATgabAY SY NEXT isA AT ONE O'CLOCK.
SATURDAY h'ESriHbwI Mr. Edwin ADAMS
xAncisss, EHs r. Tmh 1aii ''%s TxasAsr. II
Doors open At ~ to m :: e hs Son scs Of bs
@ ose the music os Of q
pays IL he Of
Will be produced during the season.
THE AsHasH saasASx HOUSES
JAMES 3; MAFFIT's
Great sTiSf MoTHrR rsR''m'm'
Enthusiastic rissp;'sa TTa asfcoRY f FAMILY
S @ sn o. s el Seen 5
'"'' THREE FLYING MEN OF THE AIR,
MILE fhf fEsn'si iss'siSh sSSG ssn
THE uonsn 81 sRsf;isnls' assisEs s'r'''a''' q
THE GREAT vELosaIrEpE SCENE
sssvsd & extra
Seats aED MARsE ri sf1 Ara
r,gouGIIAM's THEATRE.
Is Twenty-sourth street, next Fifth Avenue Hotel.
suYLOCK, GREAT HIT.
SiIYLOCK, A GREAT HIT.
SIYLOCK, A GREAT HIT.
#$$$#$ Es$$$SHs HssE s$sEEs8$
A GENCINE SUCCESS
A GENUINE SUCCESS.
GENUINE SUCCESS
Preceded Mighty y Ii sf%s'EE EERoa IRELAND
Maurice Fitzgerald. Mr. JOHN BR0uGHAM
SEATS SECURED SIX DAYS IN ADVANCE.
Doors open at 715 o'clock. Begins at 8 +. NJ.
I)OSSINrS LAST MASS MISS KELLOGG.
II IMPORTANT NOTICE
cable telegram just received from Paris, Europe, bearing
date 10Th March, 1862 oa5 NJ from Maurice s,rsakosch'
ESQ., his brother, Mr. Max Sirak0sch announces that
ROSSINI's "MEsS sOLENNELLE INEDITE,"
has Just been performed in that capital with immense
important work, considered now the best OF
the immortal maesro's compositions has been secured
at great cost Mr.. Max Strakosch In announcing his
sole proprietary OF the Mass for the United States akes
much pleasure In informing the musical public that prepara
being made for the production OF this compo
sition in New York, when
will sing the principal vocal part and other eminent artistic
ability will be engaged to assist AT the first representation OF
this masterwork
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THE LECTURE sEAs0S,

I IMPORTANT LECTURES TO aRzTLExEN ONLY, on
,n'erestng Invaluable and seentino SUBJECTS showing
New York Museum of Anoomy. Those unable 10 attend
snn secee copy ~ forwarding Is cents o the secretary
The New York herald., 1869-03-18

CLINroN HALL. AsToR PLACE, BOOK sALEsRooMs
u AMI Art QaiIcries.-LEAvITT. STREBEIGH co.
THURSDAY AFTERNOON, 18th, at O'Clock.
Executors sale of the Publications OF the
late DR.. Isaac Lecser, of Philadelphia.
The attention Of the Jewish community of New York
tlcuiariy called to ths sale. Catalogues ready.
THURSDAY EVENING" lSth AT ~ O'CLOCK,
A PRIVATE COLLECTION OF
OH, PAINTINGS AND PROOF ENGRAvINGS.
The entire collection Of paintings beionsingto Mr. R.
framed many which purchased by the tho
The late Peter Rice Esq Brooklyn Catalogues ready
and exhibition open day and evening.
PRIVATE LIBRARY OF J. b. RICH, NJ. D..
Friday and Saturday evenings 9th and 2th, mt o'clock
the private Library John b. Rich NJ d. Of this city
prsrg elegant collection OF Books the best
Encsh editions handsome bindings also illustrated
Works. with steel engravngs the whole having been se
ected with great Catalogues ready and books on exh
biion Friday morning.
The New York herald., 1869-03-18

TODAY THERE WILL BE PUBLISHED IN THE
TELEGRAM THE FOLLOWING CARTOON
SCENES IN THE MUNICIPAL crRcUs-No. l.
GOVERNOR HOFFMAN TRYING TO TOE THE
LINE OF PUBLIC OPINION (AND HE'LL DO ITl
The New York herald., 1869-03-18
CARTOON.

RING MASTER O. K.-Stcady does 1t, HoH. Never mind
the rabbe Bring down the order end and you'n
soon strike the balance.
Hofr-I know exactly what ought TO do Guess III do
t.
REsprorABLn SpEorAToRs-Bravo, Hofl Well done
far. Keep up.
RowpIrs, 6c.-ya-a-ah Boo-oohl Scaro him or
somebodyt Wish he'd break his neckl
The New York herald., 1869-03-18

bNoh rriaay morning.
NEW YORK CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC.
IN 50 Firth avenue, corner Fourteenth street. and
,ao s9 EsoAnWAY ss a,, E.W s,.s x0sk ,oo,v,
INSTRUCTION DAILY from IN saassn IL all
Languages, by eminent professors
TERMs.-REeuLAR GLASSES, slo per quarter.
PRIVATE INSTRUCTION. sa5 per quarter.
VELocrPEDE oALoP, ILLUSTRATED TITLE, SOC; ;
ss '
LADY WISHES TO GIVE LESSONS on THE PIANO
ss parties may n1s ssi ADDRESS s Herald oce
A PROFESSOR OF sIsGISS, LONG EsTAsLlsHED.
limited Number Of ladies and gentlemen a. terms suitable
and residence, PkiXAvERA, station o.
DIsTIN's CORNETs, AS USED BY ALL THE MOST
eminent solo PLAYERS II the world from s2s Lists q
4 CO., Music Publishers, sH Brosivay, New York
GuITAR, VIOLIN, SINGING, HAEaoINY.-cALL AT N =
street, S''iss Strictly private Plano and casns Organ
for sale cheap.
7 EssoNs IN sINoING.RY AN ITALIAN GENTLE.
vocal music and tho piano. references given Address In
Refers SAsyp sy perms.ion rS' % Pond Co.. VIM fis
Son. FRANK b. ,is CosyHRsE $50 Fourth avenue.
FRENCH ADVERTISEMENTS.
an DEMANpE-UNE FILE FRANcAIsE POUR
~ prcndre son dc deun snfsns es coudre sadesse dc
TINE FRANCAIsE DESIRE UNE PLACE PoUR
soigncr des ennns ct coudre bonncs references dc
,ie saresser au 1so ams av, entire Ia lime Ct ismc
TTNE JEUNE FILE FRANCAIsE DESIRE ENTRER
prochsn Ele comprend rangas ee est Proestante ct
S3mo rue.
sPEcIALrY.-DR R. CoBgErr, MEMBER OF n.
beconsucd as usual on private diseust oice y Centre
4 IL PRIVATE DISEASES CURED IasEDrArELY,
vas Dr. xsRfsoN w BIessssr street pr
LADIES. PHYs1cIAN-DR H. D. GRINpLE, NO.
Am urs 70 A% N ~ 81 s
medicine; elegant rooms for nursing.
A MADAME gRINDLE, FEMALE PHYSICIAN. NO
N. Amy place. guarantees relief 10 all female complaints.
LII THE WORST PRIVATE DISEASES CURED BY
suitaiion free. -"'-'-''' ''A'' oOA'
A CERTAfN CURE FOR LADIES IN TROUBLE, ny
"A Dr BvANs llS chatham sueet, with or without ined
a q without mSdciae .adams REsTEii, frei.ssoi
= % y Tss nss ssqss ss,
Rs.ss married ,ss; S,ss "a wksS eas
street. from Fith avenuc and Al iii
Greenwich srech or sent by mail CautionAi olhors are
countsrfet
NINE. VAN BusKfRK, PHYSICIAN AND MID.
safety. ~ st. Marks place. 80
A SURE CURE FOR LADIES IN TROUBLE WITHOUT
N medicine Dr. and Madam ESTELA, 1f West Twenty.
seventh street between Sixth and Seventh avenues never
fail. Their - French Pills are certain.
TYR. HUNTER CAN CURE WORST CASES or PRIVATE
~ Diseases without mercury. In shorter time than nnv
other physician or no taken No. Dson street, since
1884 - -
noCTOR HUNTERS BOTANIC CORDIAL RESTORES
~ tho vtg0r OF youth In week aivex health Ana
strength 70 the most dcbisaed. IS pint bottle No Dvi-
sion street.
------------ = -----------------------
1MPORTANT TO rRMALEs.-DR AND MADAME
DUBOIS 0s year, prscslcel guarantee certain relief 70
married iades WIN or without medicine pain ncon
veniencc Female restorative Sb. Patients from distance
provided with Board nursing, &c. ectrIcity scenlncaIy
NINE. sCHILLBAcH, FEMALk PHYSICIAN, FROM
vI Paris onice 10 Bleecker strcetA certain cure for
ladies In trouble. relief Instantly.
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yITAvERLEY THEATRE.
w 520 broadway, opposite New York Hotel. .
EVERY NIGHT AND SATURDAY MATINEE.
WALLIS / ELISE HOLT, LUCRETIA
ENGLISH Minnie jackson, Emily B0RGIA. NJ d.
BURLESQUE Pitt Mary Pitt, James and
TROUPE. Lewis, Wall, Pars.oe. ! FARCE.
RIGL SISTERS AND GRAND BALLET
Doors open at III. Commence at 8.
Seats secured at box Office Admission 80 cents.
The New York herald., 1869-03-18

MAJ OoD - M \ DlLQ4H
w Positively the last time, this Thur
TICKLE
TICKET
In which the great popular favoritcs,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. j. FLOI
appear In their original characters.
Last week but one of their engagement
MATINEE Friday O.
at 2 O'Clock, tho
burlesque Of Mrs. W
ALADDIN,
a great hit and the Two
MORLACCHI TROUPE The roar
In the ballet Of TIL
ESMERALDA. Tim Mo,
Admission to dress circle, And the
so cents; children 25 cents THR
which include the Com. Foote Mrs. FiOI
and Miss Nes.ele Entertain variety 0
ment and all the loo COO and MORL
Museum Curiositlea. In
The management have pleasure In Ar
ment for limited number Of nights wilt
tragedicnne and versatile artistic,
Miss MARRIOTT,
who, In conjunction with the highly NJ
tragedian, well known to the public OF Ii
Mr.. j. +. CATHCA
will make their first appearance on MO
%.
The New York herald., 1869-03-18

lvANTED-A YOUNG MAN WHO UNDERSTANDS
w the real estate business for first class oce In Har-
lem; address, quick, energetic willing TO
work. good habits aud able to give good reference TO
such patty good salary win be paid Address Real Estate,
Herald Office
The New York herald., 1869-03-18

. BOOT AND SHOE Statesmen wANTED.-NONE
- but experienced hands need apply 5SS Columbia st.,
Brooklyn.
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- Mtlmuufee beitbt 81 Irs @ppbs Sc,

- Mtlwaufee beiibt67 Drs @ppbs Sc
iddtte, spn eener 50 lebisli6 benz gn9rpss
Gerfauf 9etpren. SON benz 9eiamrnten
Maareaumiab MilNaufse's wGbrenp bes
Sabres 1867 - er betrus %etnbuubert une
setn Miaipneu - entfc1en fat Yter;ia Mtli,
pnen a1ein auf lie Dry G5ppes GefAdftr.
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Mterthum 'ertnnert. 8efanntlth 1T Der
Srouenman9el in@ alifornien unb ben ibriser
9actFc'S taaten febr fibtbar uub btes lit no.
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men at Benz genanntenSa nitben,9 ampf~
ifiTegfind 400 9ineiilc cTrauen ait. Sic
felben tpurpen ron Der Npltset in Gmpfuna
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beraddtiaen, wdbrenp Sic Nc1tset fe1be in
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mchrere gerbaftunsen rpraenprnmena NOR
't"' AaIts 1|r ESQ rg.sa.a@ H}5 mgl t3..1H
@err .Na9ben1 burcb alte
rnlelerlide, aber gaas iibere l1rfunbe enbs
lid 1tei1e NermanbiUaft feif9efeat uprpen
ii, 9srciht es mir sur grpDen @enuatbuu11o,
Sbnen tiermit meinen 0rp6onfef y6errn
Oprilld, mcinen Snfel 6errn Srane : lltana
urc 1leinen liebet Better 69impanle rpr-
suifelen." 0 (Ndheren Nufidlu6 ertteilt auf
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rig bell feter, I'M aud innerbalb Der fatb.
STRIDE in Nrterifa eine Mhidmdduns gum
9eis!nus bemerfen ST f6nnen u1tb bat lie bic
f geahtuns aepiG njdt in uniern tppblse-
fillttsn urb Nberflaten &irden u,o gents
aud nttt burh's 2eien Der fatb. MNrefie &C.
maht. ais 8atbplifen setaufte Menfder,
bic benz Oeismus (9ernunftslaube pbne 81
fenbarunssa1aube) Du1bt9en, tnb feline
3attpltfen mebr. Sci urs aibt cs
feline abihwdduns. ater @rptetantisntus
mas fa11nt bu antrrprten2
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li9 nunmebr in, Druid fan1mt elmer 9robsn
neuen eplcrtrten Sarte a1er 8trden' Yrpptn>
aen Der Ser. Staaten. Subiertpttpnspreis
81, 25; fpdtertr 2abenpreis $3.50: Mah
Qaten tDnnen lubferibiren. Sfen tur Sub
iertbenten bis gum 2. Scnnta9 mad Olern.
Mabe gu 700 fabei, f9cn fatferiblrt. Dian
aorelire:
Ser. 6. q. &eitfE 81.
vn~~- ss mitbleFer Ctr. grtpn, @aN.
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Bapern.

Die o%Gorreipenpen3 @ofmann" erfldrt
jest bic Mnbeutunsen fir oolfdnbig unbe,
granbet, bab bic bayert1te &e9teruns barauf
btnarbeite, bas rationale 8anb apilAen benz
Saoen unD Morben DeutIhlanos ber;ufel>
len, nit Muberadtlafun9 Der 8efimmuns
abes Yraser Sriebeus, tpcnaeb BITE Grri6tun9
zines Suobunbes bic @oraus(fbNr9 bes ma
ttcnalen Sunbes bilbet. Die uGorrelppn<
bsn5" r~erreiit in bteier Bs3iebun9 auf Die
&ebe ees Staatsmtnifers y. !6pbenlobe in
Der Sisuns Der &anlnner Der Mb9ecrbneten
pom 8. Sftpber 1867, In tpelGer NIT beutlis
den une flaren @crtett serabe bas Gntge-
genseieste ais Wrunblase Der baYeril9enNc.
litif teSei4net ,perbe.{ Die ,Gprreipcnben;"
slautt, bab bic announcement 8efrebun9en
gaYerns, ette g%ereinisun3 unter ben fublt>
den Staaten gu Stanbe 3u b~rinaen, iepen~
falls barber feinen 3meife1 1a1en fDnnen,
bab liA bic pbwpbl 9erabe bebbalb 10 ptelfa6
an9esrifene @plttit Der taperiiben &eaie<
rung bis iett in feiner Beiie sednpert
babe.
Die Mebrbarmadung Gubbeutf1lant5
1T In ooler Gntptdelune besrifen, unb 3war
mad n%prbbeutlDem Mufer ; b%eipnbers etfris
1T Wirtembers, bas prenbti1e Sifaiere uter
ben Matn ruff. Dieter umltanp liest Nappz
lem iebenfaas iAter int Maaen:
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Sb,pci3.

Bern. Gte @e5amnteraehnife Der Or
1%nittelunsen Der etp9en6lTlhen S6dtuuss~
'G~pn1ntffptt iinb fol9enbe : Tunfji9 Menlden
taben, gum She'll, tnbem ie tpdbrenb bes
furhtbaren Naturerei9niNeS baS Qeben Mr~
bcrer ju retten bemibt tparen, Sen SOB &C.
funben. 1ie 8ewpbner einer Mnsatl BON
Dbrfern BADEN lplde Gerlate an Qn1t,, 6Gus
fern unb Sriidten e~rlitten, Dap ie Iib pbne
6illfe nibt bas 2eben friten fpnnen. Gtrtoe
GDrfer maier perle9t, aneere nit Mntbbau~
ten unteritatt uerben, tpenn lie nidt beim er>
ttea anbaltenben Ne9en elmer neuen Oefabr
Glsgefekt bleiben fpllen. Der @cjam1nte
ihapen betri9t l4,02l,S73 ST..
Nppeuje11 S. SRI. SIN Sreupentuh
Der GiniIeoelei bes ,u8ilottrGleins" beiincet
lN fplsenpe fran;Diiihe SnlNrtft, meld,e aui
Irntlh un9efdbr Tpl9enrss bela9t:
Stir senl3et ttiue Welt, ,tpp Muss ancert,
nthts tef:ht;
,Nci!'e, no 1p9ar bic Grinnerung altert une
''A.> Yergebt;
n.Heiae, mo 11ur MQes fudti1 III, n%eradnalih,
.a-a. g. unbe(ttmlnt ;-.hgI. ISL.
Seine, no mir mad benz erjten -0litdestao
tetn 5wciter 9Iinmt !"
Sic 1T unter;eihnet srn6 prtenle -@teptani
unS 2puts Napplepn, batirt rpnt September
1924.
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uebriaeS Oeuti1lano.

Matna. Bie bic v;3etbl. Gorreip." NIT.
tbeilt, MID cine @eieQl9aft bel9ilher unS
ensliider %1lnternebnter uno Jtnan3ntdlner
cine GiIentabn 3mtlHen 8rlGe1 uno Matn3
bauen. Die Soften fino lberlhld9t9 5u ~
wVtn. 1blrn. an9enpmmen.
Bremen. Der Norbbeutlhe 2loYb tpiro
5mi1hen 8remen unb Nen yorf re9elmdDtg
ieben Spnnabeno unb. auBeroem pom ~.
.a9Rdr5 an aud jeoen stuetten Mitttpp4 einen
Ddmpfer erpeotren. - Na9 Baltimore unb
New>yorf Lwtro jeben atpeiten MittpD9 Elm
DImpfer abgeten. Muem Mnl6eine nah
wirb bie btesidbri8e Muswanberuns cine iebr
tebeuterbe:
q z 0efterrei4.
wir9n. 5iefse 8ldtter v%er5sffentltaen
ctn Sele9ramm aus Manden sopt 10. Teb,
mprin alien anberslautenoen Bebauptun9en
s%eseniber entfdieben perlidert miro, Tlrit
.6cbenlpbe fet NIT a1er Gnergie befrebt, Elm
BilnoniB Der iabbeutlhen Staaten auf
@rnnrlase ielbftdnbiser gertrdse suStanee
i'll brtnsen
-1ie sin3lideMbfbaTuns Der Stpdpris
gel 1np Der 3ettent trafe in Der olterreiGti4<
u,asariihen @lrmee tat Defenders in @ien,
100 befanois nber $4,000 Otann foneentrirt
llno, gu gerlesenbetten eefabrt. Die Gesi>
mentsErmmanoantcn fla9er, pag lie nit Den
setpDbnli4en Dtseiplinar1rafet ntdt Gus
frmmen, nataentlt9 bel BEN Iruppen, bic
aus ben 6itli6en2 beilen Der Mpnardte ltam~
nten, Die @%pmmiiiDn beiddftigt ii6 Dep,
talb NIT her Tei1teaun9 1darterer Straf1
mittel.
The New York herald., 1869-05-10

and the late Edmond A. Pavte, aged II years.
Notice OF funeral in to-morrow's paper
REEvEs.-Un saturday, May 8, at his residence,
No. Fl Suffolk street, THOMAS REEVES, aged 3.
The relatives and friends Of the family, also mem
bers OF Mercantile Lodge, No. AZ, l. d. D. F are re-
day morning at ten O'Clock from All saints church,
Henry street, corner OF SCANNED.
SCHsEILE.-On Friday May :. at eight O'Clock p
NJ, after q long ana severe illness, CHARLOTTE
SCHNELLE, beloved wife OF Adoph Schnelle, aged
IL years, months and 10 days.
The friends Of the family are invited 10 nttend the
funeral which will take place this Monday after
noon, at two O'Clock, from her late residence, l55
Essex street. to Lutheran Cemetery.
snERipES.--On saturday, May :, THOMAS SHERI-
Den, native OF Losset, county Cavan, Ireland, in
the 10th year Of his aye.
Timothy and son.ln-law, Patrick Campbell. are re-
spectfuy Invited to attend the funeral from 40 VIII
sMIru.-On sunday, May .. JACOB II. SMITH, aged
rs years.
funeral on Tuesday after noon, at one O'clock from
hts late residence, No. ~ North Fourth street, VIII
liamsburg.
STEW ARr.--At Elizabeth. N. j., on Friday, May :.
KATE LAvINfA, eldest daughter OF Frank X. and
Maggie A. stewart, IN the 9Th year OF her age
The relatives and friends Of the family are re-
residence Of her grandfather James l.. Stewart. No
$50 East Fifteenth street, New York tns iMonday,
morning; ut hafpast eleven O'Clock. without fur.
srEwART.-On Sunday. MAY Q. LAIR. e.. v,se M
Alonzo q. stewart, IN the seth year of her ave
Relatives and friends OF the family ana those of
n ner ianer Francis barreto, Esq, are respectfully
requested TO attend the funeral on Tuesday after
noon, nc three O'Clock, from st. Andrews Church
Harlem train leaves Twenty sixth street at half-past
two O'Clock In the afternoon.
SrUCKEY.-On SUNDAY. NAV O. ANY vtdovv M ro,,
Stuckey, In the list year OF her age.
The relatives and friends OF the family are respect
fully invited to attend the funeral, on Tuesday
afternoon, at one O'Clock, from her late residence.
600 Second avenue
The New York herald., 1869-05-10
COURT CAlsNDARs--THls pAY.

- srrREsE CouEr-CmcvIr-PaRr over and
Termner.-Nos. 1852 le43. 1901, it97. 1o45, 6lS,
13tj t55. cog, $50, 50. Part Mos. 1900, si0 6d,
s5i, s64, $50. 1898 g6s 300 g9s 1862, 1902, 1914,
1890 lllo. pis ii62, 1is6 1902, 1905. Fart 3-Nos.
ASH ae5l, l3s2 252 s1i, 500, 1i30 ilG0, 1920, l76
1885, liio, 1li2 $50 96e s2i 500. il2O 1910, 1906.
SPECIAL TERM-Issues OF Law ami Fact--Nos II,
~ 2., 2Ss, 2,e, 2ao, ~, 2i2, IA, 245 2i1, A''
2is, 2i9, $50, 25l. 252, 253, 25i. 255.
CHAMBEas.--Nos. Is. ~, 40 55, 5S, 90, Is, So 20,
~ 9S o., l03, lOt, Ill, l1l, 12i, 132, 49, ii ~,
i5l, l6i 100, 100 l6l 1884, i07, lo9, i7o, III, iS,
1s0, 1888. eau 14
SUPERIOR CouUr-TEiAL TERM-PAIT 1.-Nos. $50,
sq3, $40, 425, 400, 97. Is9 ss1, e5e, 16 si5, S6e,
3yJ, $50. gy5. 900, e0l, 500. sp,. Part Mos ~,
gos sss $50, S92 44e, eo2. 1873 yo0, 92l, e2s, e4
COMMON PLEAs--TRiAL TERM-Part Nos. q5i.
6a, Oh, 4T0. 5Is 55s, GIL i203, 450 4sO 65G 66,.
65S, $50. $50. Part Mos. l3T. 57q, 297, 1911 G6J,
6et, o05 500, ia. 3oO 6Gl, 6o7 e6s, 6Ge, go.
MARINE COuRT-TRIAL TERM.-Nos. 24So, 22lo,
2,OJ, 2220, 22s9 1852 1862 200, 2J6l, 2i9, ZIG,
212i, 2T2s, 212g, 2730, 273, 1882 $685. 1894, 2I5,
2136, 1881, 2'3s, 213q, 27I0. 2711, 2,l2, g543.
COURT OF GENERAL SEssIONs.-The People VS..
I0nn Reynolds and James Cummings, robbery;
William Smith, larceny; Edward Riley. Mary Morris
and John Knox, grand larceny; GEORGE Thomas
! Thomas Nolan, John II. Sheridan, Andrew Feary,
jeremiah shaurbnessy, james Begin aud Andrew
BALDWIN, burglary,