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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-04

GRAND STREET. HALL. III GRAND STREET Ia
~ hIEtA NlNANfS every cvennA unier ul- drsstss
OF Ferdinand feur ftptn PARIS The engagement ~ tVor
Sister, kOrAIIt and fLvivA LANnkltf from raria Al
tcr he Performance 9laifne Private cJniue,ei by Mr. Uc
IAiarge Adnlss!Da 20
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-04

11NOR SOUTHAMPTON AND HAvRE THE UNITED
II States mail steamer ARAGO, d. Lines commander
will leave FOR Havre, touching at hampton to Land
the nails and passengers Saturday, September %
IL clock from pier 81 North river foot VI Beach street
Price of passlgeist cabin. $40
"a ctDin. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 6I3
Til, steamship, in her construction combines I'm
equailei safety with strength, having five water tight
compartments, ana completely protecting the engine,
that even in Of collision injury could occur to
eniaDger the safety either Of the vessel passanges
An experienced surgeon on board.
Luggage not wanted during the voyage should be cent
on board the day before sailing marked Bclov" No
freight taken on board after Thursday, sept. -.
For freight or passage apply 10
N. LIVINGSTON, s. Brosiv,y
The steamer In.on VIII succeed the Arig,, All ,an
October 70
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A UsTRALtA.-ro SAIL NEXT WEDNESDAY, ,EPl
"A oh. The beautiful new clipper ship TEXAS viii y .
Melbourne on wednesday nexi Can handsomely accom-
date few more passengers G -pplei for Immediately on
board. at pier u Ess, river. 1901 Of Wall street
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~ Xix aSD VIRTUAL ~rprAL AID RraDfaN

u a NJ NAnl ~ 49, 8as.ss - saf 49, 49, s4gs
~ 5rr N,sei eye ~ tsNs - 1853.
s&iss afs A. as,es 400 tlfsfsT5 sIr.ss 80 = ~
y ~ f4f<st = - isss4 NFfr ~ -fM -
III. Hus8~sy sasss y ~ ~ sf9saftei.fg fsf-s
80 4saes4gf feusriss. AafgFs.es sfff fffr FfffS
a fsNr aq4Af 81
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-04

LNoR BREMEN, VIA sOUTHAMPToN-THE UNITED
II States mail steamship HERMANN L. Higgins
Commander, will sail for Bremen touching at Southann
ton % land the mails and passengers for England aud
France on Saturday, September 8, NJ L. O'clock NJ,
from pier No 81 North river
PRICK os PASSAGE FROM ssw YoaK SOUTHAMPTON or ara.
in first cabin, lower saloon. 10
In second cabin. Observation-Disclosures. 70
An experienced surgeon is attached each steamer
Specie delivered in Havre London. All letters mus,
pass through the Post Office. For passage freight ap
ply to Z. II. SAND. Agent IL South William street.
The steamer Washington viii succeed tho Hermann,
and sail Oct. 0.
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Dol Os THEATRE -TIfE LADIKs AND gghfLgnna
ID engaged a. liz e@iab srnen win sssmhls Rr-ss
nom TLnrsi,y september n ~ o'rs0cs ts
MOO to ihea'fe ~ fcoVcuei ~ NE hos1sg
=. N'trabsf ie, TiisA BARRY. Lsa~Ss
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-04

INRAhKl4N MUSEUM 80 g. BowERY, NEARLY
IL opposite The Rowcfy theatre. Performances every
afternoon a. AMI evening Il "a B.-strangef. wil
observe that the Franklin Museum IL the only pla
he Gotted S1'es whers the Mole Artists exhibited
With other orgin,i euter,a nments Remember NJ 8,
ByweTy
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FINANCIAL.

Nj AMOUNT OF MONEY-n sumo 10 BUTT CAV
"A be obtained without delay, securities. vaaa
blcs property ona merchandise generally also uacur.
rent noney discounted A. lowest rates highest pricea
paid for foreign gold and silver gold dus, Sc bought a.
the Pani Note ami specie hcc 4G2 Broadway, opposite
Pacific Binl JoliN NODpE A ADAMS
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DACHEL'3 PERFORMANCES. TICKETS MAY ne AZ.
N cugrd tie oaec q Wa street room ~ troa - A. q
r. AMI hfier fIainrdayi a. the Metropolitan
theare iron a. ~ 'oar Even nnnbers aob A. 'hs
heFre ami obi nunh0S III The ONCE ~ Wal Private
hoses y b. hai ony "a Wal srce..
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Aff@T IfFNfAANT TO t.AUIkr. ~~Df fsFAs~
vi sEhA fsisbfari nrnsftsl ~ ssaslssus
sf snetfs q fese0s su1 ~ rstss ~ go,
~ snppfesso - ahf ghsrs $3.50 usaf- ~ - essg
- ~ e nses, ~l 80 Ias ssfl sstsy 49, ntttg 80
erarssbf fxNNN - fFaS. 49,
aasrs sreeessfu - rsrsrasyr wsrNS l~ass va h.s
uss EFstgrfo1 ~ assftsfs siArA 80 sst<f -
ssf,aa trfnFfs ~ 49, as repss = - sff 49,
hF tssfu.ii wei ssfacs a ~ 11y~ tfsri 1870
Frts VI III ff%fAN AAg tfVisf s1ffsstFs - 80 "
Fuel ~ ~ = - 81 81 - +. - - - ss' -
sraRl NfsF s apf - rpf1H NfFrt ~ sH3 u F~aA~A
1890 ~ h.wslJ zr 49, ~ tf~saske st.~t 80 r.N
eli. ss3 - Atofise sFys Ha4 Nar+Frsaassr, y Al -
Cos ID ~ s4ffe 80 - a. urirs*sf NJ iisa.ss
stsef tsw fcgs = - 80 - ~ - 20 % sss =
tnt usi liz tef.' hg ts~9fh
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.LoTIr,sG, sc.

ILOTHiSG, &c.
4 LA2sg QUANTITY Or CAsT0gF Cf.orItSG
y waited -ten eniru hariDx 10 - wearing appAgr a
~ 70 1rK email receive III tigts
pre- far ein ly calling ai1resnS mo- - tDNR0f
81! fragi street Nv iat ao~ and 'ratre street
l'Asr OFp CLOrHfso or FyFRY DESCRIPTION
- NtAe4 The .xJes price aul cash pAii
"n' nppty 0en'i.niea *E.AIs 2 il.po.e n cl7aHs q
l.d qlay, f4 Sefgt esah ~l4va4-g rw3u~stsi r.
~ 7lo. tllrta tAaHs NoRoNkY y Dsr'e. ia's aase
lfr0TufAg -fNDrys Or GENTLrgEN FAvfSs Any
- III flr O. ir n OBTAIN fsr Ani r.lY r~s
b scGIgg ~ 4lbs a. ~ rraleAre ~ g. fsfss
rrtr' X u Wee irpndNnY ar1l.h 80 To- ~ Ises
attended, My Nrf CySsu : toNF&
IS.uRASCE.
If0Hh RAe HAGE FfEE hSD ISLAND NAyigATtoN
y lrenrarce aaupsay -Neg Ya.x sepssnaef B issj
tlsr lAs p. Ia 1ltng4tv h4F
tsrn1 ln1Is ilFien1 4 yfr ceu pshs - - ~
~ W Ms pfNrOs -erfesATg.
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(NAiAvofAhik-sRs SEYMOUR rHs MOST M
- Anlf mrftch all bus n~sf clAfTpysDf
oifiug street bio IL wet a. Hfuli rrrase. 81
cAllf'u sgnrfinz ION VII br prgav.y
u 81. charge tnai-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-04

T10R SALE-CoNFECTIoNARY ICE CREAM AND
oyster saloon situated In business locality doing good
business II will be sold reasonable the advertiser
srons OF leaving the city, For full particulars inquire OS
Eighth avenue
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-04

EOR sALE-A FARM OF lO2 ACRES IN WEST
IL chester comfy, one mile and half southwest from
village OF Bedford, where female seminary
soon to be opened The farm occupied by the owner ne
condition. good buildings, Sc, about four miles from New
castle station on the Harlem rairoad also at Peekskl
perfor bulding site, about three
The Hudson river, and three walk railroad
station Apply TO Z. II. BROWN II Wall street from 10
Bpm.
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DAcHEL', PERFORMANCES --sEArs MAY M 81.
cured sivsnce for any etor n urs' week a
above Offices but 'e wi be received aai te c.
delivered cny The morning Of each performance from ~ A.
q =. after WITCH time Gcae W! De dispp4yl d;
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JlR wARDH rsYORTr sATE4 FRfTsD And
1brf r8ftFari frsn~t.ss ~
crsia dsress frsh'fl ~ ~ Isfasr-s sf&tso~~
~ tnsIs SEEDS a tAaeAsr f~s days s.f .@~d -
r 1eAsfsSis. ~ ~ rqgd lis usrNrar. i,yasn.
b61a ~ ~ AHoffmnaF AT tnrs - ere 80 s-fsess .
gsung ~ sstas Nfrsi dssf. tsfssi ss~nsss u
rfsfy caae sol cure sls11s rsFfal~ p1ce Na4sf
a~r t1sr rsf' n III. bsD21usy.
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TRUSTEES SALE or ycEY VALUABLE IEkL EzTATR
ns bearing date me ss asy soysaser s4 asd ssy -
s:,smbIa % Il % =, fS ss ifgs a. = 4 n s toa W. ~ ~ tf %
and Gndsf deod beains dale The aet dsy q
NO as, feiss ., . ie and A. Ftu seil ~ ~
Pasle auction, Thursday, tho let day kGKsAe e l
oeeek he following described real estate wii ,se rppre
Paris Of io,s numbered and TO- in Square number 4 csHruE
for point h line Of he as 81 seyenlt
y, ~ ih. xa ~ side a. s1xerr 80 ~ ss IN IN
inch;
hundred feet, boundary
&c. ELEVEN us- aud % e 81 bss and
point s'nrHg
containing hosand seven bundled saa nne'to ana
haf e, ~ squire feet
ownee and nocupiae by ' e a'n q ste
, Mhsrs, Co. q hohl,Hs sS.g % iS - & g e
aasd seventh ans The fenasyl.Ana avenue II 4
pnncipa hotsls and he ei pca nee The mrTcseena
portion the lns ron ana he necessary haek bud
ngs enclosed cA wa me house Is The width q Ie lot
eisdeo
upos his aoor an irapisena.ie pfeef Vault ei
@ s & sa s i d. X sos s' G q sss d
narh stories contain i've ssei conveniently araesd ri
gong through o.hrr room u the upper pa q NE house
@ ms,e, Ink wn @ m ns nsssssy aa,sd m 49, Sa
has received Of la non.and eonr.
signed have been offered annual Of aonsand dcs
au 70 so. q 's lime q q W. s n 1 % @
MONTHS lien retained upos proc
ac erpsnse Of ss prrcase The ,e believed 10 cet
bui srtng only m ony fuch
II safe complied vih
within thereafter, shah resell the AFTER
publication, and rk Of ue hfsi purchaser
N dny. tErfdny,l at 10 o'oioe1. q. "a
the place. by virtue OF The deed Of i.t Aforesaid shall
s the furniture and other prrsons property belonges 70 sad %
consisting q general and eo~psie sei Of banking utensils such
as decks, nklcs, &c.
Also, chandeliers. stoves nHps, and other ,nss
Terms for personal Proper. Al OF ers than 5 csh
Of 5 credit Of sixty days. upon notes satisfactorily
eorssa, bearing inieTes.
]. A. ENGLISH,
WM. BATkf.,
Trustees cf selsen, WLheF<, s
Oef sd A. GREEN, AacuoneeT.
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M RAILROAD DIRECT 40 THE wlrsr.
~ Y 5L ]. <ftE

TI'ns bss~ssa Washing ton and whseiiPg bat I7l
suts!
2aisg tiaus LeUsen Walagoa aAd Ciseanaa u hours
ThroaGh Tros s,s ana s.xcaee Checks 90 be had IL,
VI Laslhaastsn
VHE Bsimors aonS hayipg greatly improved
~rta eanaerehs no nfs The aest Inducements % av
ieTs hei~en Warrington, Ca pos, and all poons Of the West
TIC eanasn bssween iee trains nom Washington and the
West Balmoi always promptly
Fashagt.a 4isy called Relay Hdu.el
d. ::::.: :ss
thpass cs fSr ponts beyt The connecting
A. ggarrns direct sOnnsrlon made with trains Of the CEN
TRAI OHi1 RsiLRoAD, ing Beilairr, ohio,
Msseas .heush Camtr de zaeesv,e, ard Newark 70
M&asdd ard sandaky rsrosa fr ssnday Toledo, Detroit
X oas tie 9 D railroad trains eOnnec, with the fa trains
Miami ralIr0ad Eeaia, CINCINNATI LOUIS
slrsd ysrs the ssas lsones aston 10 isaNAroIs Tsre
asre, Lafayette, Chicago, Eock Island, - Lnais, ae
NGeea sew Orleans, SeSieh are also seid - Washington
rctxssss ssa.file, c~fo. ana 81 Louis sold sy ms
roR CLEVELAND, Toledo Detroit,
ea,o ae esr,. are sod whsa s ono : nsyigas between
M Cleveland ard riftssuIs ta,road "a made.
Travellers requested to noee ia q while Ibis Is the only
shortest ,t pceds and direct 10 eary ~ ne leading ppis in
te great west The distance from NEshnrion !" s,Dcinnsu IS
route,
Tsrs BY through Washington. To wheens, 80
coamsa. al2 ds Dayioa, sts cnenna, ssi Louisville
ey reir'sd BY stss@er l.,m cinernat sls ind,snsgo
cnraFo =, q and SO o 81 ais so 90 and cas- Meuphs
r FreSeek aad Harpefs Perry M.rnshue Berkeley arlnys
cuuberaid Bedford Springs, pedu oaana md Fausrai
between haH and Wheeling take c,
POI train. Baltimore, Aunapol ac, special
N fatsr information, through neket Sc, appy TIL H.
PARSONS, sgeHt, al Washington q aiion. -
Master Of II an-por,ation Baiirnore and
May 5--af uao Railroad, Baltimore.
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Public Sale.--VaIuabje Building Lots at Pied


S Tbursday, October 2s 1854 win te offered pubic sale at
" Piedmont Hampshire cosn,y, virglna At O'Clock
building the immediate "
cirry of The Baltimore raoad tn
propery snd which that have erected nOnber q
pleasantly situsted tend Of r Potomac fyef
Opposite tho II Georges creek - es wt.' % Cnpel
miles from Baltimore by raiifoad
Within has Thea contrined
shapes contains 80 buildings iocudins Two
shop 25 100 feet engine house i'o ei 10 dam
and anoter in progress us feet 70 das,er hois sIe
End henhy, with IN seuVe indo'
population Of oo 70 100 psrsas is
Gsuxe's Maryland connects with The Bainolc
and Ohio railroad in Piedmont
Provisions plenty and prices low
property valley Of virginia Two ifHins
the WY beta
Wheeling, which houis herr
rapidly increasing town uf any txf io
Cumberland mountains and orefn ~
locate being surrounded
heavily tbeed sHaTd
cheap materials Large qusniics iron O hre and Vf
ciHv, also abundant.
In IRE kl.hahdtss lsoA
dour Hampshire railroad 10 P,rdricnt
The essy, and particulars made known
Of sale. -.
plans property Information be obained ~
applying -.
rnsa Piedmont Tbos. C. Williams George Bnrdas,
Baltimore AshGcd York al ihe Office Of the Nrw York
Conpsny 81 Wslnui street Ph,seeiPhis;
A. O. MATTHEW'S, Apcrnneer,
Nos ~ nri Al South Charles street, BALTIMORE
"a
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BY JAmEs G. Mcguire. Auc,ioneer.

VERY VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY on PEKNagl.-
avenue, Fins hotel, public auctionon
Tuesisy afternoon, October - ~ O'Clock Escsfy shan
psrt 15t fronting 81
1871 and lam streets End
running back i59 20 feet paved alley with The Improve
consisting and aGe brick house.
WIKI back -buiaings brick coach house. stable, &c
materials and handsomely
with marble Dante the principal rooms md
every ofc building The main building entain evc
halls below
back building good with large piazza
ming the full depth.
yard falling cern of wnter beees excel
pump enclosed with nneseet brick wall
and handsomely ornrmented with rirnbbers.
This property fsvoray known, and has been oceuded for the
pasi three W. Flint
being within few Of ie National Theatre
a
ciiy adaIied fur which has
capird.
ierms The and deferred
viii be made known Il the sale,
j. @. Mcguire
Sept S-eodads Aacroaeer.
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Cauticn-Lottery Frauds.

OFFIcK O HsRYlsSp CossoIrn.T LOTTERIES,
Baltimore, Maryland, July !, 1896
Maryland
caution The pubic
fraudulent
and prcnd he The f5r the Of tickets in lotteries which
wholly Gcfiuoph
only lotteries Maryland
elected
spprove
schemes End 10 attend the drawings.
Al ae tickets In e-e lolrerie and all certificates Of psetases f
tloe n
Bslinore, Marylsnd.n Ai cfaers sre fraudulent
For tn Information The saeci Of those fr.uds address
r. *. HRENAN.
Sep; es-dly Baltimore, Maryland.
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TO our sUBscRIBERs.

The nHEs cf person ulon hook ublcss
Ae rAsHrnt % dhe subscription le sHaee ia advsAce
Distant suhseESsEs may nanry ~ isitT, ptsra
q sh'eh wiz Be PAID ty a. sI s assumed 5y s
sse Fassm.sson.
The COUNTRY PAPsR paeished weekly eaEng
sions II Congress- nd Eeai ekiy csag
Subscriptions for period year viii BE- received 81
proporioned 10 the shove rstes
91-fosTMAsrKks are agihorzea agsnts and,
BY sending DAILY SUBSCRIBER lah $50 eneiosed;
sEni-wKKKLY subscribers Nish - eneoed, VIII
siled copy .saais.
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Proposals for Rations fSr 1855.

HkADQu4RTERs AsEfss Conrs,
CnarteSmssieris OGea,
Washington. october 9, iesS.
EErAAIE SEALED PROPOSALS. viii be received this of
next Tor ins alsleg
lowing sV-hons, for Ihe gear ls5G,
Chanesi0wn. Massaehusetu;
s'Ofislnoutbs Nrs Han psb.fe
brooklyn, Long Island. New YoTk
Philadelphta. Pennsylvania.
Cosport Nelfss, Virgins;
WsfnngOns Florida and
Washington city, District Of Columbia.
or fee ot
made Of superne Dnr ,ar option
e@seh hnd - ue rate Of pounds of good ciee, twcy
pounds OF the best New Orleans eight quarts
beans, four quarts pounds good,
nara brown sohp and and half pound OF good hard dipped
lalow candles hundred raicns.
The beef required
lng eiheer OF balk
rns consist Of the best ehaiee
best qualify OF the kinds named.
No rid VIII be accompanied
TWO surees known 's office,
Pefsoni 10 be rndsed Proposals Hs.ns
and addressed Marine Corp
son, plrnet OF Conn.D.s-
y. LINDSAY,
Mai9E and QIarteTnEster u 5. Maine cofps
The following nsnrc papers pullh
pni thr m OF koeer accnunsr roeeh
e. 1 pointed Of The advertisement, his cee, for
-
Patriot concora New Hampshire Gazette rost.nou New
Hampsarei Pos Boston, Times, Rsson
cbuseits Jcrna f Commerce. Eage ErooLiyr
foIt Pennsylvania Fhladspha Pennsyysnu Evening
PhiAder ha Pennsy yyana; and 1pei9ence
city Ne Nork, Virginia and Democrat; Pensacois FiocA
The price pad for a
ceecing seveniyve Of 0 BREWER
seq9y insertion Lei lhe brt number after
eenf Inch you be pleased
eho- ~ as published, win each Duber
Oct 9-a4w,suNov
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-
I,yTENsigE SALE BY CATALOGUE OF 6UrEgioR ROSE
y wood, walnut, mahogany, cherry, md maple cabinet fnn
Octotcy 49, O'Clock,
sell, cabinet Of Samuel Kirby, Etphh
pcnnryivsns aoh all is
beautiful and made nnre forcing the largest and beet
fr sale IL city. We
furniture If aud
gsdes with rich crimson, blue and god green
gold, French bTocslsie
Of and ,rsorarv psrior furniture finished in
crimson plush, 8nhaass, 30 ssee,i
Elegant rosewood, xDd maioenny bookcases
firs, whatnois, staads, fancy chairs, sc.
Beautiful Hfr and sRlles, ia
rosewood, walnut mahogany, of vayioos patterns
Preach tedsieads beautiful styles
AVID hnish various woods
dressing cabinets asstands
cemniodcs very workmanship and fnsh
Rosewood, walnut, and mahogany wardrobes
Excellent lounges, easy cJa,rs, foot sttois
Dining and treskfarf tables, dining chairs
Rideborrds, and wood chairs
Hall chairs hat chamber cabinets
Together with mahogany, walnut cher
ry, and maple plain furniture.
The above furniture all Of Mr. Rirh, Manufacture which
Is snfhcien, guarantee Of The quality
Catalogues ready Monday October J5
Sa Under credit ~ 4, aud
months, sstssc.oriy noes, bears in,sres
JAS. G. MCGUIRE,
Sep a1-cei&ds hucfGHser
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NEW Fall Winter Goods ses returned nom
" the
consisting Of superior cloths, cnssimses
all Of which and ready inspection which
prepared manufacture in The best and fashionable
styles nj shpr notice. WILLIAM TUCKER,
sep is--olmf No. f2s Pennsyivanta avenue.
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II. n. GILLETs

removed bic Office bis esie ia frankih Row.
He dEyne his
United surrcrDe Court
Having eancering be wii
opiuions legal before
Oficc, ssd spp-- the chief nstce assistant
District Coiumhia and Will also assist the
prenrr and trial Of suits patents.
He opai3ns and Arguments for
the
prosecute claims before board established for their
adi8icarpn.
ncf 1g--dn
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Eortl Side Of onion SqsGre, EerO York.
THlS establishment erected prominent and delight
fot affords, is approaching hnsn and, when
sttl device a1d
10 rnarr Il he most dcsifahi- yrf cossuBefed.
The proprirtns establishment respectfully
open the Grs Of October ior The
dsion ~ the public.
apea,oas viii pariis. wishing make
rut mfsntfst
CLAPP JosLIg.
HkwLsr CtsPF,
A. {. JosLfN.
ID
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wAK pEPARTMENr.

DEPARTMENT.
Hon. Jefferson Davis Secretary of War. In the Secre-
tarys Office proper there chief clerk, subor
clerks messengers aud four watcbmen. The fol-
lowing bureaus attached TO this department:
Commanding Generals 06ce.Ths oice, the head OF
which Is Lieutenant General Scott, is at New York
idufaat Geaeraps 0Bfec.Col. Samuel Cooper Adjutant
General Assistants-iieut Col. w. q. Freeman MAJOR
George Deas and Captain Seth Williams. Judge Advocate,
Major John r. Lee Nine clerks and messenger. In this
Office kept all the records which refer to toe personnel Of
the army the rolls, &c. Ii is here where al military COM
missions made out.
Qaarternaster 6enerars O5fce-Gen. Thomas s. Jesup,
quartermaster general Charles Thomas, assistant quarter
master general; Captain M. NJ Clark, district quarter
Major H. c. WAYNE, in charge of clothing branch
eleven clerks and one messenger.
PoySaaser Generals OEcc.-Co B. +. Larned psymsster
general; Major ST. Clair Denny district paymaser eight
clerks aud messenger.
onpaaassarg enerofs 0oe.--Gen. George Gibson, oo-
rnissary general assistant Captain A. t. sbras six clerks
and one messenger.
Surgeon GeneroFs 06ics.Gen. Thomas Lawson surgeon
general; assistants DR.. X. c. Wood and Dr. Richard IL.
Coolidge three clerks.
Engiaeer OFeeGeneral Joseph G. Totten, chief engi-
neer assistant Lieutenant John d. Kurz i've clerks aid
messenger.
Ts,ograyhseal BuromCol. J. ]. Albert, colonel Of the
corps; assistant, Lieut.. M. L. Smith; four clerks and
messenger.
Ordnance Bureaa.--Coone H. r. Craig, colonel OF ord
assistant Captain VIM. haynader eight clerks and
one uesse nqcr.
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tappng sonlbampior both going and feaping ihty oheF
proceeding avre advantages
ether route, ias me economy Of un,e sad moaey
nasass fren Eew YoTk 10 Southampton ed Bremen.
saloon, $3.50; hrst cabin, ssE saloon, ST.
second Co., $50.
newspapers through The ~ Wee.
q isdia. win be signed she day Of salng
At experienced surgeon 10 H;,ached 10 each ship
Forlreis.t rassace- apply ~
q. II. 6AsD, II South William st., ~. v.
q. HHisEkEN Co., Grsman.
ERDaEEs Il Go 4Souihamy.er
WILLIAM iSELfS, Havra.
Mar C--aiy
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By ). @. MCGUIRE. Auct,onerr.

TRUSTEES SALE OF STEAMBOAT HOTEL At PUBLIC
Thursday aflefIoon, November l, O'Clock,
uses, doted September 25 ls5
duly er A. No 49, foe- ls2 lt ,si aud Is5,
Washington the District nf
Columbia, subscriber win een Of lot No No
running port with the east ns OF Eleventh seft
alley thence due cart 50 fee thence due south 90
thence SO feet ihe
place with the consisting ofa
building, ibe "SeaHboai Hoteln Terms
sale.
TuoS J. FISnER, Trustee.
JAS. G. MCGUIRE,
iO-eods Aucnonesr
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J,Ar.I Winter ssybes OF GeDtissn~ps Yooshx
ready ciofnipr wnoesale
of
elc,h.ns fonnd in THE aartr every
ine that and fashionable for the
win All ,bs and elegance Cor which eiehns ceIss
NOAH WALKER b CO,
Sept 3o-Iwn
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ships win not be accountable for od silver,
bullion ~elry metals, unless bills Of
therefor and the value thereof expressed therein
Ap p15-df
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E0uRTEESrH INsrALnEsT.-Jua opened the four
ui keep rbe sappy win the increasing
ih%m Tcy regarded 8s yey beet cotton ernt
f5r = ard cia}areD's
shaker CLOTH" shirtns superior at lak cents
pgr yard.
heavy. son ind Houi everiasiu.
shts coltons They possess al ne qualities iEsi denote sai
Durability
take mills produce Of the three brands named above.
stamped each piece znarsniee OF s'r s
ii excellence.
Asa arg- supply kirds Of biesched that
oftcsisd ercsllenee OF fabric
LINEN GoODS frebRhy the largest and cheapest stock IN
IhiE Inai Net q usual iew prices.
MOURNING GOODS .f s kinds constantly hand through
on The year.
may mentioned the Of al
kinda annually through
our hsnds u offer really decided bargains.
trecos and One French pserinoes.
LMBRoIDEREs.A large new, and stylish lot opened hli
nRoranH.
pieces furniture cscoes, l2S pet
yard.
Upcring goods daily.
those PERSONS habit OF purchasing other
and tey b. convinced
thsre an advantage resulting from price only.
Old July LEI viii be settled before
commenced
Good articles prices fair dealing hs relied an
FhRh bhOIHhE-
Central stores," building,
Oct 3-le,sa Opposise Centre Market
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Law Notice.

Bsows, sr.rIos ssp W.Lgrs
III NJ 7. BROWN, PRED. ?. STANTON and J. KNOX WALK
w ER fafuia practising Law in The urrme
Con ~ the Inies and of claims Washington
% Tennesce. Offices Washington and Ner
parties either place.
ernrv s1dfses~d % tan viii rscsi.e roBpi attention.
Assil ia-teoi fini-i snd Sentinel eoFy1
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DOR SALE LeaseA commodious
ON 18Th sdo, House
te.ve and
Terms accommodating and possession
ae hadessroom 90 SOLICITORS Ofce Treasury Department
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