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AUCTION SALES.

A. G. FUTILE, Auctioneer
EhIENSlVE AND PEREMPyORY SALE OF HARD.
- WARE: CUTLERY, FANCY GOODS, &c.-JACUB
fLATs ih Spring Trade Hsrdwa,e Sale this season.
q Plat street Of Gold and will be found worthy the
ento the city and country trade the sale embraces
lots packages and Of heavy and shelf Of
cent mporatop ald will be peremptoy sold 10 the highest
bidcer on months credit for endorsed
sums OF Sl01 and over. .s@4
$50 1000 dozen ivory, tip, stag, and white bone Table
ana Desert Knives and Forks, Caryers, Steals, sc.
Also lo9 lots Of and desirable pen, pocket Congress-
Shears, &c.
Also part OF the stock Of Importer consisting of Geary
bbotson Brothers, aud others Files Rssps Corn Scythes
straw Knives spear Jackson Barber Genus Guns lbbot
SON orrell and Henschins Cross-Cut Mill Pit, Turning
and Tenant Saws Billet Webs.
Also Double Barrel Guns, with Mantin's locks.
Also American Goods ~ cases Cotton Cards Is do horse
DO 90 wool do 50 do Sandsson c. s. polished Hoes long
anu handle shors and Spades moItce and socket Chisse
atches Hammers, Shaving Boxes. Razor stors hand
Also casks enameled Hollow Ware viz: ssucepaps with
Ups 40 with Ups and feet Stew Pans, Preserve Kettles.
folk Latches, &c &c.
Also 1850 sets Tea Taysa and Waters comprising elegant
NH 4 n
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AT A MEETING called tthe Apollo Rooms on the eye
chair and W. r. Lean appoiu Ted secretary unanmoqs
insy ns OK % ysnna
day. the of March and do form themselves into commit
honor the assembly with their that effort the
shall be wanting naks At one OF the most agreeable
unions of the season.
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SALES or SrocKs--B osroN, March TO-
~ ne Brokers Board shares Boston and Worcester RR
Iloss; Boston and Providence R l089; 10 Charlesowp
Branch RI SO; Eastern kR, o1a 800 Reading mr. IS; 80
do sol0d 25 100 Western Kk 99a so Norwich and Worce,
ter RR, 1874; 205 East Boston Co, i2M.
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Foreign Markets.

BARBApoEs Feb S.-Quotations for articles from the
United States wcre-Flour So 90 75 cornmeal So so
9o corn 81 co. black eyed peas So per bag; SO 5O
bread and crackers no sale; butter $751; lard So candies
Sl2 All provisions comparatively dull the fire did
rot reach that part OF the town where they stored
Exchonge, 81 "a 81 50 per sterling.
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Doncst,c Im,nrtatIons.

Aux CAyEs-Schr Louisiana( Reported yeserday)2O
nc 20 bales hides 40 wood Boonen Graves
30 bdls hides Foulke * Son.
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CHOICE ANNUAL FLOWER SEEDS.
x The subscriber pegs inform his friends and the old
3psrons q Nblo late Conservatory. that he ha. recev
collie Of new Flo SEEDS ali warranted genuine
The following package Of % superb varieties now ready
for sae-prce ST.
phloy Drumnondii- show flowers of all co!ors
Schzanthus Pres,i Keusus, Grabamii, &c. imxed)-cur
Gus refuse fogers Of white yellow orange and crimson
brilliant crimson aud roy crimson flowers.
Bsrtonia Aurea-Golien yellow flowers.
Double Paris Balsams-Numerous choice kinds mixfd.
Doubled Quilted German Asters-2o varieties mixed.
Peuna Rosea, Grapcfora PhGucea iBockii new varie-
ty mix.dvey Slowly flowers profusely varie
ty of colors, suitable fortrainng. &c:
Mignonets-Sweet scented abyssnian.
Lupiuus Crukshankii--Six coors STEM vigorous
growth, forming almost tree.
Nemophla Insight. Grndifora phasylodes variety
Neat blue flowern with white centre.
Noano atriplicfolia- showy blue trailing flower;
stripe. 49, -
cnt and rnsea Sws se canary bird
Anagas ndca-Unique flowers, shaped color rich
Chinese blue with and BEAUTIFUL golden anhes in the
ibers Coronoria, OF Large Whit Rocket Candytuft
Helechrysum braceatum album, (newl-Elegant snowy
white.
CaIleopsis Atkinsona, Drummond Elegans &c., kinds
mxedFlowers brilliant Of golden and dark red cooJs,
botched, striped and spotted with crimson.
Packages containing so varieties for 81 100 varieties 81
Vegetable Seeds Of the growthof 1914.
large collections Of fine healthy Plants in flower in the
Conservatory window.
Bouquets and Flowers always on hand.
NEW DA1LIAS-A fine collection under cultiva-
ton; plants will be ready in du. season.
Orders attended with pIopness aud thankfully received
by JOHN ROBINSON,
(Lse Of Niblo's Conser vatory,)
mhl2 lmsrc 56s broadway lobservel cor Prince st
FOR sALE-one Counter Glass Cases. and other Bar Fix
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MARITIME HERALD.
NNip Iqasters and AxSntn.

snip Iaastexs and Agents.
We shall siavor it, Captains Of Vessels will give
20 koBEaT SLyEy, Captain OF News Boats report
ht shipping left the whence they sailed the vessels
spoken on their passage list Of their and foreign
dents at home abroad will also confer favor by sendng to
this office Marine Intelligence they may receive.
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NEW ORIEANs-Brig Marceus-225 hhds IS tres bbls
molasses TO DE Peyster Whiimarsh.
ST MAaKs-Wm ii Chncey-( Reported yesterday)-l2 bis
tobacco Perkins Hopkins do Coo bdls lea.
thsr Lassans68 hhds M Trak4l4 bales cotton to order
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I,nascncers Arrixeh.
Foreign importation

Turks !sLAnpBfg Norris Stanley, at Phladephia--Cap
ON Turks Island Reef. r.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
PARK THEATRE,

PARK THEATRE.
Play sasd MlEas BUSHES
and nsS M
George, Barry; Geraldine Mrs. Abbott '''A'''
WIN c RS sf%dSy SsED Mrs
% sssss Isl tier 70 cents I'd tier 50 centsPt 50
PALmO's OPERA HOUSED
lI TEDGGs5 ST FslcE & !As
n And Two Opera. in one Night.
Crowded s"d End yory Gents"
m ' Ms sSah'S s
THE VIRGINIA WIN 4. i!s s SUN De HEELA,
Private Boxes 50 each '''e'lae f0'Sa Dance
Ps aqs "Ss% az t. co oso5s ssoe .
to s secure U ses open IRON O'clock AM until O'CLOCK Pm
IA SlGNOR SA NQUIRICO.
rfHLMos ofEkI hoG GSSoEhr
4! ,s::
his rs eny place at the opera hoa Ss
following Talented artists have kindly Volunteered hs
SIG s, s RSss
Mr. TIL " he ERiSps SSGuf rnd a Fut Mr. KYLE
F sidS Ssc 81 sEsAls s'd
ishs.fs and MIR SEAMEs a. Pa Piano. apls
Tier and Paquette s-second Tier 30 cents
Is The Box Office will be open THURSDAY morning
and days oms o'clock to o'clock M where
ter to o'clock precisely. mill 7irc
GRAND INSTRUMENTAL CONCERT,
GIVEN by the GERMAN JEFFERSON BAND after the
S Of 9a is on the Of s%
March lS45 Nibo Saloon by about 20 Of the lea
'''S '''F'''A'' @''n' PRoG Il an Ms;iE
Oyerture-Die Feisenmuihle Re.s;ge,
Nm IL, s,p,msungSi Labitzky
SSs-fOr the G!s,ioneth Groenvet. Weber
Finale-fiom the osera pon uan anns
PART H.
vverure-per Freschutz. Weber
Hamburger Eib~Paviion GaIiop.de. La5iinsy
EdioSbursh WALKER. .L LsSSitxSy
M March -. Johannes
NTiekets may be had at Mr. and oycr Music
St9,e at the Asor House. Globe Hotel and at Nibo's.
Tickets 90 Cents Concert to commmence at Eight o'clock
Peclsely, mn9 lw'ec
PKOFESsDK RODGERS,
for the liberal patronage extended to him during
the month Of January last, by the enlightened and talented
hsas %os % to
rs.t,og experiments the four following places
ANIMAL MAGNETISM Il PHRENOLOGY.
nrss Institute Madison street, every Tuesday
and s q
Wes s on Friday March 7h Clinton HALL
@ S 81
sest every Thursday of each week. commencing Thursday
Tickets which will admit lady and gentleman Is cents
10 commence commence each evening athalf-past o'clock.
pUBLlC LECTURE AT. RUTGERS ,lNsTiTUTE-
AZ the request Of the audience before whom the Lecture
vas delivered on the 27th a Ehu Butt will repeat
Dor, Rutgers Institute Wednesday Evening March i2th
@ zoos T Pc opened at and the Lecture commences
Tickets of admission Is cents to be had at the door
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RICHARD VAN DYKE, Jr.. Auct,oueer.
TlE RAIL ROAD QEPll,, ACi,TEI ear

Avenue aud 10th ssset-Antfony Blocker Co. will
sell It auction Thursday the 9th day of March next
u O'clock the MeIchants Exchange the very valuable
property on the east side Of the 1 Avenue and south
S6h street The ground contains SO feet the and
feet on the street. (Which is curbed and regulated the
paid the property blocks of the large
roton teseryor The House large twost0ry attic build
ng with celia, and Kitchen under he whole with shed.
pnhc house and occupied SUCH $1,000 $4,000 can
remain on 1ond and mortgage At cent Possession Will
and apply the Auconees Broad street. oil
f20to mr27sm
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Believe
y One brig unknown.
Correspondence or the Herald.

Ships Emerald Hone Havre; Echo Nokerson Ststton; st
Mar New Orleans; baQue Hudson Hohost Bremen
bra'n5sdison, Buckley, Savannah.
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THNATRICAL WARDROBE

EUK SAE comprising about 40 coats, OF rich en-
brodercd silks and satins also. CLOTH and serge
noais &c &c for old men, ew and eccentric comedy
falcons in great vay shapes shirts tuncs &c trimmed and
plain great number Of PROPERTIES including wigs tights
hats gold lace and fringe Sc &c $50
Beecker street i - - mhe iw;ssm
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PORT OF NEW YONK, MARCH "a.
Cleared.

" Observation-Disclosures 10 afaH wArEI .......i N
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MEXICAN PILOT DUCK-2oO bales extra quality, from
"A No to5, manufactured in the most careful manner, and
20 u i1's y ''e IL K COLLINS CO. s. sou.hsse.
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yNO. e. PENNY, Chairman.

SqsGiErY OF THE FRIENDLY son OF ST; PAT
- KlCk,-A preparatory meeting Of thin Society, held al
the City Hotel on Thursday evening" The follow
ing gentlemen were elected officers for uiug year,
James keybnIn, Esq, President
Dudley Persse. Esq, second do.
Charles NJ Marry, Treasurer
William c. Fitzgerald, Secretary.
John Hefdman, Almoner.
Inc k ks,S fsva To nT ssp H RSTSs Chap
- DR.. William Power, Physician.
The members OF the Society Of The Friendly of st. Fat
rick will celebrate their National Apnyesarv by Dinner q,
the City Hotel on Monday, the nth inst. = -A''" ~
genlemen: - 4 = "e
George Mcbride, James Il. Bra1ly,
Terence Donnelly, Michael Quiu Ian
William u. Fitzgerald, John Herdma a,
John Manning, ST. wards
mill lwrc c. H BIRNI " Secre,.xu
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. - BY SNIFFEN 4 co.
"A uCT1oN NOTlCE-By acknowledgements Sale of
- superior City Manufactured Furniture every variety
This Day at oh O'Clock, At rs Fulton 80 Ann street
colprislnR mahogany and wood Sofas plain aud
"a 90 Dvsns and Ottomnn, match card and other Ia
bs Egyptn top Centre Tables white
Rasn ara san Lounges Pier Classes Piano For,e
Stands, mahogany French Chairs Sc. &c.
The sale will commence the store with an as
sorlment OF secoud hand furniture, &c. mhl2 tan
UCTIUN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FURNITURE
~ IhuGsSday 18Th at 10 o'clock at No 80 North Moore
Dy virtue o. chatfle mortgage, of Furniture
consisting IN Of maple and fancy ChaI mahogany Sofa
ingram aud st. Csrpetng Looking Glass Bureaus APPLE
Wash s,sad. Ha. Rack China Cut Glass Plated Ware
parlor and Cooking Stoves mahogany Sdeboard Tea
Tmys, &c. &c. -
Also, first assortment or Kitchen Furniture with
which the sale will commence
The above sale will take place rain or SHINE and articles
must be removed on the day of sale.
gale positive mhl2 2tkm
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Brig Mrcellus Sprau OF New Castle IA days from New
OrlanS, with rnoasses to DePeyster Whitmarsh
Brig Tampico, Nickerson from franklin La 18th Feb, wit
200 gallons molassses, 10 Eaton.
Schr Samuel Dowe Va ], days from Boston, with mds
IN ordpr
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TOR SALE-One Counter Glass Cases, and other Ba
lures. Enquire at No. G5 Fulton st. mhl2 81

LEARY q CO.'S
FASHION FOR SPRING, 1915.
CENTLEMEN'S HATS, Of our spring Pattern, will be
" ready for sale aud delivery and after
Friday, the 2Sth Inst.
N.B.-We annouce the above as TIE FASHION for the
ensuing season. and preclude all posiblity Of the
minds Of the public aud trade generally this city and else
where origin and dstnctvey peculiar features we
present the following details of its proportions, viz
CROWN7is inches high 3l6 bell at Sizes bell in front
aud rear, "a ysoman, d curve.
rp-3-i6 Inch oval, the edge rounded off lie irch
BRl M-2 inches vide Ill ronnd-Sct, natural curve-Cmt
wide.
BAND aud BINDINGS inch wide.
The particular of the brm un.que and customers
will be served with style expressly adapted 10 the ckaracers-
tic features aud form Of rach respectively.
February oath. 1876 I IA mhl2 otsod is re
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ICE! ICE! ICE!
NOTICE-RENEIR q. WORTENDYKE & CO. res
~ pectfny inform their old and the public gene
raj " that having effected with the Union
Rockland Lake Ice Company Of this city, by which they are
to receive constant supply of annually for Of years.
prepared to sell and deliver ice any OF the city, in
large small quantities. the shortest notice. and the
reasonable terms.
All orders be left Wall ST. barges foot OF Duane
l57 Blocker street, the residence Of r. C. Worn-
dyke, the Oldest ice dealer in the city Of New York
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Arrived.

Ship New Orleans Sears, New Orleans, w Nelson-Soc
Tecumseh Childs Providence, Master-Bage Whale, Bal
win, South Anboy, Master.
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INDIA LONG SHAWLS.
lust RECEIVED by the subscribers, trunk OF Cames
Hair Shswls-among them six very splendid Long White
Shawls, which will be sold at very reasonable prices by
JAMES BECK Co,
f25 iotec 100 Broadway
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6ER UNITED STATES AND GREAT BRITAIN
A2%\ and lreand-Old Established Emigran Office, 81
Hf South street-Arrangemrnts for is45-Passage from
Great Britain and Ireland vi, Liverpool The subscriber Is
prepared issue certificates Of passage from Liverpool BY
Of The ships composing tbs regular line sailing five dav'
and also by FIRST class American ships comprising the com
mercial line sailing weebly From his present arrangements
having clerk from the house here superlnnd'the EN-
bakaon IF all the those sending for their friends
usual bofnrnhed for amount payable throughout the
United Kingdom,
For further particulars APPLY i By Letter pospsidsto
ms rrc JOHN HEHDNAN, 81 South st.
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UCTlQN NOTlCE-Sse this day at Is1s o'clock at the
aesRoom l. Spruce street first of variety of articles
N the Furniture and Hcuek line: And Immediately
PR sas san Hesiery shirts Bc,sIo
day. of the weather Sale this day. rain or shine
Also, 200 japan Walters steel Fire Sets, Table Cutlery
Spoons, &c. sc. ~ '''
Also, lot OF real nice Jewelry.
mhl2 lt*m H THOS BELL. Auctioneer.
ElNE PLANTS AT AUCTION-A. LEVY will sell on
Wednesday Morning Ii O'clock at No. ISL Broadway
ehocs collection Of Garden and Psror Plants They
las, Dapiue, Ptispoems. Vioes, Monthly Roses Cana
tions, and with many other sorts.
Also, some well grown Alanthus Trees ornamental for
fronts OF dwellings gardens Ladies invited
mill 2txec
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6SzS- FOR LIVERPOOL-New Line-Resulas Packet
M12A sail the 26h Of March-Ihe regular fnst sailing
Packet Ship ROSCiUS, captain A. Edridgc of i,ico
tors, will positively sail as above, her regular day.
For freight or pasyae having upearacd
Il. X. COLLINS x co, 50 sou,h street.
Price Of Passage, Gl0o
The packet ship Siddons Captain ~ g. Cobb, will
cc.d the Rscius, and sail 2sth April her regular day.
fl0ec
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~ FOR LIVERPOOI1--Kegular Packet 2tst March
N3t-The superior last sailing packet ship HOTTiN.
nGUER, 1850 tons burthcn, Capt. Ira Bursley, will
sail as above, her regular day.
For freight passage having splendid large and comfortable
and cabin apply the Captain board,
side Burllng slip, or
WOoDHULL 4 MlNTURNSa7 South street
The packet ship LIVERPOOL, 100 ben, Captain John
Edrdee will succeed the Hottngur and sail her regular
day. 2lu April. mill &C
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SfR DRAFTS ON ENGLAND, IRELAND, SCOT
kxX%\ LAND AND WAI,ES-We have all times for
sae, Drafts sight for any amount drawn direct on
the Royal Bank OF Ireland and Messrs Prescott Gro,e
Anus Co., Bankers London which paid free Of discount
Kingdom.
The above be by the Royal Mail Steamer Cambria
sailing from Boston the LIST February by the packet ship
Cambridge from this port on the same day. Apply to
ROCHE, BROTHERS co,
j3rc % Fulton street, next door to Fulton Bank.
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LA u r. MT q TIER,
6S BEAvER sTREET have received by the las, packets
~ complete assortment of NEW GOODS, which they
offer to dealers market prices Particular
ia invted to the following description Of goods:
New and splendid patterns Nous de LANES
Also Few patterns Of Balconies and Bareges
Extra rich Foulard Silk Dresses
Very rich Cashmere de Coils Gallery Shawls
New style Mogador and lsly Shawls
Barge Shawls and Scarfs
French Cloths and Cassimeres. m! 20tis%rrc
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WEDNESDAY EVENING March IL,
Wi be presented the new Play enu.led GREEN BUSHES,
or Hundred Years Ago, with music dresses
properties and OKennedy Mr. Dyott;
George Barry; Geraldine. Mrs. Abbott "
:, To conclude with the Comedy Of USED UP-Sr Charles
Coidsteam. w. H. Crisp; Lady Chuttebnck Mrs Dyott
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eN CAMPHENE LAMPS.
HE SUBSCRIBER offers for sale dealers and others, IN
large small quantities, celebrated Dorc and oth-
Camhene Lamps Of De best manufacture which viii be sold
los for cash to close M assignment.
mh2 lwsm WIZ. BOYCE, 1908 Greene St, in the rear.
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KkT BLACK BALL, OR OLD Line OF LIVER
MXHN POOl. PACKETs.-FOR LlVERPOOL.-Only
i1RAsAAaaE- Regular Packet Of the 10th Of March,
The new magnificent and celebrated fast sailing fayorte
packet ship MONTEZUMA, burthen 1850 tons, A. b. Low
ber commander sail positively Monday the h of
March, her regular day.
Having unsurpassed accommodations for cabu I'd cabin and
those the cid country sending
for their friends will find their interest and comfort select
this unequalled line Of packets.
For terms Of and 20 secure the best brths early
to the Subscribers, ROCHE, BROTHERS CO,
q Fulton street, door the Fulton Bank, New York.
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Mr. HARVEY Professor OF Classics and ocutiou being
s0isclted by several respectable families to Day
ochooi or the Instruction OF youth ~ The and clas
respectfully informs those who
uporn 70 pace eir children under ms " on signify
SAINT Ny givng the names, as he unwDI without
coufaeement to proceed undertaking which otherwise
prove aDortve the location OF the ,ho0i las
announcement TO the residences OF the subscribers
considered tie
~ ne les WI not be higher than other
pie and names will be received Patrick g. Cas-
serlys. lob Nassau street, New York. mh0 lw SIN
RAIHS AT THE GLOBE HOTEL-T he proprietor Of
ile above establishment informs the ic and the fire.
lucne OIL TINS house, that the Baths have been reed and
put ~ proper order and are now OPEN They abundany
supplied WIN Croton Water good tendance and every other
quste 10 promote health and comfort En- trace Broad
way through the Hotel aad in New street
mhll 2w sec -,, +. BLANCHARD.
subscribers have this lay entered
INTO copartneship under the nam. and RIM OF BAUER
BODEN and will continue the business Of Fancy CoIoed
Paper and Paper Box manufacturing its dill branches
the old establishment No IA Fulton. Gold
New York, March |, i84o.
mi lw.ee AdGusTns ERbiAH Hb b4ba obNs
WANTED AT NEW YORK TATTII RsALLS-New
W and second hand vehicles every desc pton and value
on which liberal advances will be made freq uired
respectfully solicited to Sc ad their vehicles
&c: 70 this place for sale storage.
fnbc sd OF Carriages Harness. Saddler Horses &c.,
The rules governing sale OF Horses this establishment
have been thoroughly revised and the proprietor
se that any person who will examine the rules aud
eide that the chancss of this than
at any other establishment, public private, he city
NBEvery horse sold at public sale tins establishment
must correspond the letter. with the description given the
money will be returned to the purchaser forthwith A.
No Horse less value thaa twenty-five dollar will any
case, be offered at this establishment except by
80 : GEO. w. MILLER, Pro- pretor.
ma lm*rc 446 B. roadway
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6KR FOR NEW OKLEANS-Pcsitively First YES
M33N sel-Lousiana and New York Line-Regular Pack
Of 10th Instant The splendid fast sailing packet
bark UfNESEE, Capt. Minot, will positively sail as above
her regular day.
For freight passage having handsome furnished
da,iors apply board Orleans wharf foot Of Wall
n. X. COLLINS u CO.. Sc South st
Positively goods received board after saturday
ing, 18th INST.
Agents in New Orleans Messu Hniin Woodruff who
Will promptly forward al goods TO thair address.
Packet ship OsWEGO. Captain Wood will succeed the
enesee, and sail the 26, instant her regular day. mil
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pUBLlC LECTURE AT RUTGERS lNsTITUTE-
a. the request Of the audience before whom the Lecture
Lecture on the Divinity of organic Action and fhvsicaI La
bo Hueers Institute Wednesday Evening" March 18th.
The doors will be opened at and the Lecture
precisely at IL O'Clock.
Tickets of admission IS cents to be had at the door
m8 At ~StMTuW = = - " - '
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1845-09-05

NAvAL.-The United States steamer Col. Harvey,
Lieut.. Cong White, sailed from Norfolk on
Wednesday, for Texas, via Mobile. The following
, is list Of her offcers
VIM. G. White, Lieut.. Cong.
LIST Lieuienant--M Smith.
Acting Master--Geo. w. Rodgers.
Passed Assistant Surgeon-Wm. A. Nelson.
Passed Midshipmen-R L. Renshaw, H. N. T.
Arnold.
Midshipmen--A F. Marley, J. J. Waddell.
Passeneers--M. NJ. Thompson, Sd Asst Engi-
neer; VIM. Luce, Sd do.
The N. Y. Commercial Advertiser Of "Wednesday
says
i'The storeship Lexington sailed yesterday for the
Gulf Of Mexico, with $50 troops on board. Among
the arms she takes out, are 200 sx-chambered RI
fes, accompanied by an unheard-of quantity of pow
der, &C."
The Boston Atlas Of Tuesday says
"We understand that the old frigate United States
went into the dry-dock at the Charlestown navy
yard, on Saturday last, for repairs. The United
States was built in 1876, and has seen long and
eventful service We learn that she has never Tor,
at any rate, very rarey) been beaten in sailing, and
that she is sound to require but slight re-
pairs"
MuIrARy.-The barque Phenix, Boush, sailed
from Old Point yesterday, with United States troops,
bound to Aransas bay, (Texas.(
Norfolk Beacon, Sept 3.