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A LARGE ADDITION
IA 1iE LAST FOR THE SEASON,
HAS BEtS MADE 10 otK IMMENSE
STOCK on DRESS GOODS.
EVERY DOLLARS WORTH PURCHASED
IN 1liE AUCTION ROOMS,
FOR CASH
NOTHING PURCHASER THAT Is NOT
A BARGAIN
AND. IN ORDER 70 GAIN THE
or THE PUBLIC,
sold FOR SMALL PROFITS
THEY ARE BOUGHT
IN ORDER
BEFORE THE 18th OF JULY,
AS THE STORE WILL THEN BE CLOSED
FOR EXTENSIVE ALrERAT IONS
THE ENTIRE STOCK HAS BEEN
MARKED DOWN
TO AUCTION PRICE6i
1900 yard: L.vsll.. and Barge Aasl.,. q. ".
5000 yard. Laysllas and Barsss Brochs, Nec,
$500 yards Paris Sri..lle., a. Il. l. sd,.nd !. Cd
1900 yards roplin., l. Sd and 10 "a.
5000 yards Plain Mohsirs, 81 IL.
1900 yards SILK Warp Poplinst a -.
$500 yards Silk PoplIns, a. u. "a.
1000 yards SIX and Wool Bsrsgss, L. IL Cd. and
Is ID.
5000 yArds Crepe do Paris, IL. Cd.
10000 yards Dsrsgs Anglais, ~ wids a %, old
price Is. -
IN MOURNING GOODS.
5000 yards black Barge Anglsis, al e.
hooo yards black Darsgo Blk and Wool, Is, Is %,
and Ia 81
- yards Pombaxine ., IS Oh, o. and II.
- yards N yards wide, black Delsins, los.
- yards yards wide, black Bar eye and Grape
MAsstes, At Is and d.
-ALsO-
Case Printed Msrseilies ats
2 Cases Pole de Chsnc, slightly damaged, DC.
800 Barge Angais Robes, II hounces, -.
800 do do do tlounces, 81 90.
Also
ALARGE STOCK OFBLACK SILKS,
AT OLDPRlCE5,
THE CHEAPEST STOCK OF SILK CL0AKS,
IN THE CITY.
ALARGE LINE or DOMESTIC GOODS,
VERY CHEAP
CRYSTAL PALACE EMPORIUM OF
FASHION.
W. II. ROBERTS, 1852 BOWERY.
N. -Please remember and look for the name
over the door, and do not believe you are In RO
BERrS' unless you see the name. je23 6'l33
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STANTON LEGION.
- Col. WIN. II. ALLEN.

10 kttfllls W ANltb
Immediately for Co. X in this Legion
ssBOuNTY PAID tho rserui, ~ soon as he 10
mustere In. .
500 BOUNTY will be paid as soon q he Is dis
charged. Pay from $l3 TO S23.
Enlistment for years or during the war; unless
sooner discharged.
Relief tickets issued to the families Of Tie pen
enls,ing.
Promotions made from the rank and Ale.
sERGEANTS WANTED. Apply 70
Capt r. N LEGENDRE corner OF West ana
Courtlandt streets, or III Grand 81
1st Lieut. a. G. BROTHERroN, II Crosby -
| "a Lieut. II. H. THOMPSON, As2 Brosdwsy' J2o l.-
CTANTON LEGION-RECRUITS Wanted
DO complete Co. u Of this regiment, now forming
under the late call for volunteers, and eommAhaee
| ly Col WM II. ALLEN. All promotions while
tie Regiment Is in the field will he made IRON, ths
| most deserving non-comm.ssoned oihcers Anu PR
Yates This rule viii be strictly adhered TO- zoos
| quarters, abundant ratons and handsome uhiinrni
| Immediately provided, and the company wiiI "
under tie command d officers who have seen active
| service in the field. Non-comnissioned oihcers
ability and experience can obtain positions ny ma
king Immediate application. Relief tickets issued
800 bounty at the expiration OF the war. W bonn
~ and Sl3 Tone months payl In sdvance-to
raid 40 soon ss recruits are mustered into service
Apply to Capt ISAAC l.. TAYLOR, ~ Wes' y
cor DEFY recruiting ohee GEO T. foEr'M sS, nsu
''assA
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lNss'ssANCE.
i LAFAYETTE FIFE Insurance COMPANY
OF BkOOhLIN.

i LAFAYETTE FIFE Insurance COMPANY
OF BkOOhLiN
sn rtGroS STREET /. Wall srsEEr.
CASH CAPITAL, $50, coo DOLLARS.
This Company inaures properly Of all kinds Asaiaa
Ices or Damage by Ere, on ss favorable terms =
'''''''' ' TEUNls j. BERGEN, President
JAMES n. THOMPSON, Jr, seo'y,
GEO. W. HUNT, Assistant.
pIHEoToRs.
TEuNls J. BERGEN, JAMES CRuIKsuANKD
EDw. I. BACKHOUsE SAMUEL VAN wYCKs
JANIS HARPER, ALEXANDER NJ CUM
LEWIS HURST, u. :. VOORHEES,,
JOHN l.. sPADER, JAS. :. sCHooNMAKK8
HENRY J. CULLEN, MICHAEL NEvlS,
LEyERITT II. SAGE, SAMUEL GARRISON,
PHILIP :. CKOOkE, JOHN LEFfEKrA,
JAMES b. COOPER, CORS j. BERGEN,
join q. sCuUMAKER, ALEX. W. BENNEN.
JOHN ). xANpEEblLT'JAAMt4s TI p6;.v
EDWARD HARVEY.
EIREMAN'S TRUST INSURANCE co.
Il OF BROOKLYN
CASH CAPITAL, $4,000.
once No, Court street, opposite cty hali, ma
Organized on the principle OF paying one haii Sas
| profits above ten per cent. TO the Widows and ON
phan's Fund Of the Fire Department y. "" ciy q
Brooklyn ..
George Hall Eehem'h knight JOSEPH s hsu
| AaronA Degrauw(iilbert Haight smith = nchsr
Thomas Clark Brunt wyckohPeter BAndsr.sA
| Harry Messenger HFrothinghaIn SW Arren SnsdsA
| W.rrsnDGoot,n Israel ID Velsor II LippiA
| roter Duryea Thorn, N Y uVW
| xAInw William Beard Joseph II FteA
| Hobart Ford Henry Pierson 9smaiel King
Crawford CsmithAarceiiusAAney EJsme1
| Henry Peck ~ van WORMS Jonn h,o.
John Glover John 5cnshck - WNASSSS
| Eli Robbins FRED fees xAenyns -
Liv X Miller b Chitsenden John voorees
This Company continues 70 insure Building
Merchandise, Dwellings, Household FurnisufSs
Vessels in port and their csrgoes aud other propS
| sy, against loss damage by Are, on - fsvorepb
| and liberal terms ~ other Arst class compsnieA
GEORGE HALL, PrssidsnA
WIN. BURRELL, Secretary. 49,.
l q, ". kACpoNAIAQ. AaalAiAnA eSes u
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OFFICIAL AND Legal.

CEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIV-
- ed y the School officers Of the FIFTH WARD,
ut the oNce Of the Clerk ofthe Board Of Education,
corner Of Grand aud Elm Sta, unl N lndgy,the 3Oth
day OF June, lsf2, NJ IL lock noon, for painting
tie eNtero' and tie walls and woodwork 81 the in
terror q Ward school House No. ~, in said Ward,
pursuant a. spccin atoms on file aud to 10 seen at
tie office Of tie Superintendent q S,hoo Buildings,
NJ - Crosby II. Two responsible ard approved
rurtes will lie required fr,In the cscfll bidder,
aud no proposals will Ice considered In which no
sur.tics are named. The school O.hcerp Of the
Ward reserve tie pht Ia reject any or all Of the
proposals offered, II deem,d or the public intsrss,
to do
JOHN BEsSON, ! Building and Fur
HENRy HOPklNsON, } toe, 9TH Ward.
| Juno 10 ls62 ie16 l3.lnl
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STANTON LEGION,
- Col, w, H. ALLEN

ONE MONTHS FAY IN ADVANCE.
Recruits wanted Immediately for Co. L, Stanton
Legion. This Company is nearly full and requires
but few men to complete IT, Good quarters, ra
lions and uniforms OF the regular army furnished
as soon as mustered into the service. Promotion
10 the rank OF Leutcnants made from the most de-
serving non-commissioned officers and prlvstes.
The evidence OF Col. Aliens treatment OF his
men In the LIST Regiment Is sufficient guarantee 10
persons enlisting Of their being properly provided
Tor Relief Tickets furnished T. families Of soldiers.
Apply to CIIAS. A. Du MOULIN, Capt Co. f.,
iely i2'lO9 ia Grand 1T, Central Hall.
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personal NOTICES.

MILITARY AND NAVAL AGENCY
vi washington and New York-Army add navy
claims, pensions bounty, prize money, arrears oil
pay due officers, soldiers, seamen and marines
sractors, and other claims against the Government
nrmr,y collected. Apply 70 sAML v. NILES,
washington, d. C, or CHARLES q. LEEDS, Ill
Nassau ST. N. Y. lelo Issc- lSs
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~ JAMES j. BYRSE, OF the First Fire Zouavcs,
having been authorized to enroll a company for this
Brigade, has opened recruiting office at Lsfay cite
Hall, 5JT Broadway, ~. Ttis is splendid OPP
poituniiy for tho members OF the First Fire Zouayes
that are again drsirous Of leaving for the at OF
war. Comfortable quarters, clothing and nul~ist
enco furnished as soon lib mustered in Pay Sl5 per
month, t. date from day OF enrolment Sio0 boun-
ty when the war is over. Applicants for non-eom-
missioned Offices shond apply early. JAMES
BYRNE, Recruiting officer, Lafayette Hall. lrosd-
wsy, NY. jel6 l2ae'l2
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SOLDIERS WANTED FOR THE Y. 8.
y Army--3OO able bodied men, between the ages
of i and 35 years also 40 stout boys for bugcrs
pay from Si3 To So per month, with board, clothes
and medical attendance term Of service years,
800 bounty at the expiration Of enlistment. Apply
at the principal cutting stations, 9S Chatham st.
and 10 Cedar st. New York city. s NJ. sPROLE,
lst Lieut. 4h Infantry, L. 5. A., Recruiting Officer.
jed 2Iae'iit
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MILITARY.

A BOUT FACE-NEw YORK TO THE
kesns. Tine New York Vol. Artillery, 6,h
Regsx Uoi. Q. GRAHAM. commanding, now sta
teneh s<eort Marshall, Balunore Nd. requiring
\ lev more nen, Lieut. U. shsHer and 0rvills liar.
rs haXe tpoled an office Al 40 New Bowery, and
are efss,ing iaep for o.. D Of said Regt But few
nsn ere required ic< ihis 0ompanv. which 10 eco.
ond 10 ncnei the Regt. Recruits are forwarded
sNy 70 The Regiment ray equal 70 any In the
service, commencing frosi date u enrolment. APP
Ply immediately 70 Lieut.. shsffer. or o. H~ris, 20
New Bow~v, bet koosevelt and James Ct. NV
York city. JeI9 1916
A FEW MORE RECRUITS WANTED
1Afor ths Fifth Regiment New York State voun-
teer Artillery, Co. eAMUEL GRAHAM. now Sta
toned at Fort 4sushadl, Baltimore, Nd. This rsgi
inent Oilers many inducements that cannot be had
In any other, for shoss Who desirs " serve their
country In this ~ hour Of peril. No long, tire
sorne marches nor exposure in damp. cold tsnts
GVodJ warm and com'ortabls barracks in healthy
locality provided for zach mao. A. only . few
more results are wanted " hN This egment 70 It's
maximum number, thoss who desire tJoin IL must
aIfy immsdiately W Lieut. W. H. BOYLE Co. A,
Al the cor Of Bowery and Grand st. Al shsentees
are req iestsd 70 report OF this oce, they win he
returned - dessrters. Lieut.. Bk0wEk, Regimen
tai Recruiting Oficer. je1< 1910
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DECRUITS WANTED FOR CAPTAIN
~ EARLY's Independent Company for General
sPINOLA'5 Brigade. Captain EARLY, late Lieut.
In Gen. FREMONr5 Division, has lately come down
from Petersburg, Va, and has ~ years service
In the regular service Of the armies Of Europe and
America. lie In commencing u I'LL up his compa-
ny and wants few sblo-boded men between the
ages Of Is and - years. lie also wishes two Lieu
tenants. No ofhcer need spp'y unless DO can pass
the requisite examination. He also want the nom
commissioned officers In the same company. Head.
quarters, cor. OF James st. and New Bowery.
ie2n lasllQ
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MORNING LINE TO PEEKSKlLl--TllE
NA AURORA leaves Jay st. pier every day, with
out exception, at 8 A. N, landing AZ fonksrs'
Hastings, Dobbs Ferry, Tsrrytown, Sing sing
Haverstraw, Grassy Point and Verplsnek's, touch
ing q Christopher st. and aoth st. je2i 2oae'iis
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CPINoLAs EMPIRE BRIGADE-CAPT.

CTTNULAN EMTTKE BUREAUCRATIC.
~ JACOB WoISEY having received authority 10
enrol n company for this brigade, has opened re-
oruitiAg office ut tho "Ivy Green" " Elm 1t. This
Is splendid opportunity for the members OF the
First Fire ZousveS that are again DESTROYS Of leay
ing for the seat of war Comfortable quarters, sub
sistance and clothing furnished on enrolment; pay
$l3 per month"; 10 date from day of onrollment also
500 bounty when the war IN over. Young men de-
sirous of nou-co mmissioned offices, should apply
early Capt JACOB wOIsEY, recruiting officer,
ivy Green, ~ Elm 1t, n " iel6 I2'3sS
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NOR NEWBURGH, POUGIIKEEPSlE
Il AND RONDoUT-Lsnding at Cozzens, West
Point, Cod Spring, Cornwall, New IAmbursh and
NJ lton, each way. Tho new and elegant steamer.
MARY POWELL. Capt A. l., Asninsos,
will leave foot Of Jay ST. EVERY AFTERNOON, AZ
80 o'clock Returning, Will leave Rondout AoS,
fcusAkeepsie 81 ~, and Nswbursh All A NJ
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STEAMER THOMAS +. HuLSE LEAVES
> Vhs foo, Of Spring st, n H.. daily at 10 A. M
4 B md p. NJ, for duttsnburg, Bulls Ferry. Flea.
NM valley and Fors Lee. Sundays at 10 A. NJ, 2,
snd TkP'H. From Fort Lee, daily, at \, IL N q,
sN and Q p. u. Sundays, N A. NJ, ~ NJ. and
d6KP.M. Landing at 9oth and Soth streets on
The 10 and o'clock, up trips, and o'clock u.wn y
trip. every day, Sunday inclusive. jel 2'ac'llS
C,TEANER BROADWAY, FOR fONKERs,
- Hal ~ Dobb's Ferry, Tarrytown' sing sins
f'' ia ssacllT
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MARINE NEWS.


sTEANsnIr--E aDosc, Couch, New York.
sHlfs-i4ii "a, Hole q, Melbourne: Humboldt,
E1yscu, Hamhur-, rs;ri,k Henry, Moore, London.
BARK whc.m.uA, liarenturr, Liverpool.
Bkl1s-Norih America, Wallace, Boston. Col
feanlriAn, C'ihn, Curtcos.
sCHooStEs -par, philips or Ncro'k; lows
Nul.ly, Gloucester, Mq.s NJ Hal, Hsdfock, Phi-
.gielpl.a. II 4 More, Pate, Now Haven; Dol
.hiu t.! 'or, y loss G- raia; Revere, II ton Var
nou'h; So ~, Wii,rm'-c, - Pierre. Brave,
Cror PER tarienAs, A'ua, Curry, Windsor, 5.
elCoP-Pu.nter, NJ. oils. Providence.
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STANTON LEGION-CoL. WIN. II. AL.

STANTON LEGlON-COL. WIN. II. AL
~ IES.-One mluih'B pay IN advance after bong
mustered in the o. ryice. Recruits wanted imre-
dintsly for COMPANY q. This company IL marty
full and wants Int few men to complete 1t. God
rntong quarters and uniforms furnished AZ on rs
mustered int, scr,.ce. Al promotions t. ram. Of
Leutonants made from the rank and file. one
months pay In advance. The evidence of Col.
Is sufficient guarantee t. persons enlistng in this
command. 500 bounty and relief u families of all
volunteers. Apply 10 DAVID TuoMEi, Capt. Co.
q, Central Hall, ia Grand Vt. je2l I9'll2
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FOR NEwARK--oN SUNDAY AND Every
l. day, the steamboat THOMAS p. WAY, Capt.
w. j. Baulsir, leaves Pier 20, North RIVER foot q
Dey 81, at 1Ox a. m. and ~ 7. IN. Fare ID cents,
landing vi Lstourette House, Bergen Point fare 10
cents. je20 24ac'l2o
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EOR BRIDGEPORT, THE STEAMER
l. Bridgeport will leave Pier 20 East River, daily,
At IL O'clock noon. Freight taken. Arrive in
Bridgeport in time 10 connect with the Housatonc,
Naugatuct, New Haven and Hartford Railroads,
also the shore Line to Saybrook aud New London.
GEO. W. CORIIEs, agent jel6 2+sc'l03
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TAPSCOTTS LINE
nr IIVEnpnnI pACt

TAPSCOTTS LINE
i OF LIVERPOOL PACKETS.
The subscribers continue 70 grant ccrthcases OF
passage y and from Liverpool, by their fsvorite
line of packets, comprising In part the following
ships;
WIZ TAPsCOTT, EMERALD ISLE, ALBION,
DREADNOUGHr, MANCHESTER, VICTORY,
BENZ. ADAMS, CONSULTATIONS I'D. BOYD,
WEST POINT, ESCORT PHlENlxs
UNDERWRITERS, SEA FLOWER, CAMBRlAN
| Making, together with others, q ship every five
| days.
| The subscribers are also agents for the
X LINE OF LONDON PACKETS,
For al Of which they grant certificates on liberia
terms.
| REMMTANCEs FROM IRELAND, &c,
| T. h Co also continue TO issue drafts payable 81
| demand, throughout England, Ireland, Scotland
| and Wales ut the LOWEST RATES.
Circulars, with all particulars, may be had o.
application III by letter, enclose postage stamp
| TAPSC0TT 4 CO, 50 South II, New York.
TApsCUrT, SMITH CO., Liverpool,
I is1 2bsc'liG
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"A Wanted immediately. stout alis-bodied men
W NIL upCOtnpany y Of vosbufgh Ohssseurs,
9th Regiment, Eagle Brigade, Col. Geo. A. Buck.
ingham, tlsts Major list Regiment n. Y. H. NJ
70 whom good rstons and clothing and from ola 10
$A pay per month will be given upon enlistment
This Ia the only regiment now forming IN the State,
desiring 10 enlist " stiach Themselves 70 hrss class
regiment. THIS regiment 10 now encsmped ~ Red
House, 1ooth street and Second ave-, one Of the
city. The families Of those ensting will receive re-
lief from the State amounting " rom u 80 " 81
per week, which together with their pay from Sis
" $3t per month, amounts 70 the sum Of ~
monthly, exclusive OF clothing and subsistsncs. Ne
eruiis received at 1i2 walker st. cor Of Centre a.
I:isua. MornyRsoN, 's'e 1sh Regt VS. IA
CORCORAN ZOUAvES, Sd REGIMENT.
~ Empire Brigade, Gen. Y. d. spinola Colonel
n. N Croft. THIS Regiment is now fast filling up.
and will be the first regiment the field, under the
new call OF the President for Volunteers, from the
Beats Of New York. Company X, Capt. Thomas
Murphy, In In want Il few men for tho purposs
Of ling up his company 70 the standard. Quarters,
ratons and uniforms furnished Immediately. Pay
,ho families o. volunteers 500 bounty ., the end
Of tho war. few vacancies open for teamsters and
non commissioned officers, which must he applied
Gr m,sdis..y m,.dau.r.e,,; "a 1ss nrosdw.y'
Of Walker. THOMAS MURPHY, Capt. jeiA i2'ioe
CORCORAN ZOUAvES - ATTENTION
SCompany-wsnted Immediately, for this Com
pany, about 20 able bodied men, 10 all up to its
standard, 10 whom good pay, ratons and clothing,
aud from $40 To S34 pay per month will be given
upon enlistment
THIS Is THE ONLY REAL IRISH COMPANY
NOW FORMING
The families y those enlisting will receive relief
from The state amounting 10 from 80 h. ~ per
week, when .ether with their pay from sl3 10
50 per month, amounts 10 the sum Of - monthly,
oX utiyo Of clothing aud subsstcuce. Recruits
c,ved at tie following placer, $50 Second ave, cor
ner saith st 1856 Maiden Lane; 80 Chatham at
MICHAEL MI RPHY, late Of 3Tth Regiment n Y.
Volunteers, Recruiting ofhcer. jol< l2'iOI
| IN ANSWER TO THE LAST CALL FROM
THE WAR DEPARTMENT..
| STANTON LEGION, COL. WILLIAM II. ALLEN.
WANIED-5O able bodied men, between Is and
~ years age, who have opportunity 20 join
. regiment, organized for the United States service
| for years during the war.
PAY will range from &i3 ~ S28 per month.
few fIRSr-CLAsS MEN can get positions -
non com nssionsd officers, with a chance Of promo
tons 10 $40 per month. Therefore, he early. Each
man soon ~ he signs the roll will b subsistsd
| and clothed.
| NOTICE-The unforrns are 10 he the new reQu.
lstions Just passed Tor the United States soldiers,
| 800 BOUNTY, AND FAMILIES PROVIDED
| FOR DURING ABSENCE.
| All promotions to the rank OF Lieutenant will be
made from THE RANK AND FILE and this rule
will be strictly adhered TO while the Regiment Ia
In the field. Capt GEORGE SUCKER,
Recruiting Once, 3 Broadway, near Battery, cd
l Joining Washington Hotel, is2 1910
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FOR SALE AND TO LET.

EOR SALE-TIlE 3-SrORY BRICK Store
OH tie cor 81 Myrtl, ave ard Graham ct, brook.
lyn. Inquire Of ISAAC RoLLISGs, on the pre-.
misses, tlso stores " let. jcls iO'iO5
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SHIPPING, &C.

EOR lINERPOOI.-OLD BLACK STAR
Lime Ne p'cket ship JOHN BRIGHT, lying
NJ rler 2, l. H river, sails June both. The MARI
ANNE NorlfBOlIM, calls July 9TH, For psss-
Ags hlp'y ou hoard, or " WILLIAMS n otlON,
40 fultonH ~. jsl4 2tac'lI0
OLD BLACK STAR LINE
" OF LlVEGpoOL PACKETS.
Passengers from or to Liverpool, by the following
first ass packet ships, sailing on tho 9th and 2llh
a each month.
Adelaide, Cultiystor, Rlsclua
Australia, Cynosure, John Bright
II lln WoSi, Chancellor, Thornton,
Bridgewatcr, Constitution, universe.
DRAFTS ON TIE ROYAL BANKS
OF IRILAsp uLsTEE BANKING Co., AND ALL PANTS
Oy LNaLAkD AND SCOTLAND.
| isl2 2bac'l3T WILLIAMS d GUIOS, 10 Fulton o
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EOR ALBANY-TIIE STEAMBOAT DAN
l. TEL DREW, for Albany and intermediate land
ings, touching at 30th st, Y: Leaves every Tues
dny, Thursday and Saturday, from Jay st pier, at
An je9 2iac'l06
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EOR HARTFORD DIRECTLY STEAM
l. ers CITY OF HARTFORD and GRANITE
STATE, daily from Peck Sip, at +. NJ, connect
ing at Hartford with railroad TO Springfield. and all
points North, East and West. jeli I2sc'lll
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GOOD FARM FOR SAI.E-9O ACRES, with
~ house and barn. price $1,000, $500 down also
= farm, IS acres, with house, rooms, price $40,
$3.50 down. More land n wanted. Apply W.
ROTH, 40 sixth Avenue. je23 f2'i25
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ITO rEET-THE STORE AND BASEMENT
- 60 Nassau st. Apply to FRANCIS $, II VI
| NAN, 24I broadway, or j. CAUTION. = Nasf. :
. a, f,25trl2s Il
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TOLET-RooMs AND BED ROOM IN
l. rear building No. 12S Wooster ~; .siso L.el In
Mott Haven. Inquire ~. "2uERiPEl. ITO Cs-i
At, near Forsyth. st. rnyoo fsac'lS
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BELOW


One bark and one brig-nsmes not known.
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ITO LET-FOR GROCERY, DRUG, SHOE
L business, ETC., the two remaining stores on Bird
ave, 18th and l1th sh., conssting Vt one corner
and inside store, At moderate rents to respon-
sbe tenants. Apply on the premises, from 10
Pm. je2i G'i26
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TEN YEARS CREDIT GIVEN ON DE-
L sirAble building lots home within the reach
Of all-call At once, on GEO. q. ANDREWS, No. b
Tryon Row. Persons desirosis Of building will re-
ceive assistance. je23 e4acsi42
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-06-26

20 TO WINFIELD-LOTS, $40 TO t200,
~ Ia monthly payments OF IS; ~ miles from
Hunters Point time, 10 minutes Nre, 10 cents /:
hourly communication. Inquire Of o. g. AN
DREws, Tryon Row, Room No. .. jes 74sc'i34
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-06-26

T OTIS FOR SALE, AND LOANS TO
- build with.-loO lots In good locations In Will
liansburgh and Brooklyn. from $500 u 81. 800 each
Apply to NICHOLS d PULLlS, ii3 South 9th e.,
Williamsburgh. jeiI 2SAc'i02
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-06-26

ITO LET TO SMALL FAMILIES-CONVE-
L nient hoors and suits of rooms with modern
improvements, In the new block Of houses now fin
ishing 81 bet 18th and ll4th s,s rents IS to
$3.50 Apply on tho premises. from 70 Pm.
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The New York herald., 1862-02-25
NEWS FROM THE SOUTH.

Rumored Surrender OF Savannah-Ope.
rations OF the Union Forces I'm the sa-
vannah River-Rebel Report Of the Ba T.
tie at Sugar Creek, Arlkansas.
The Richmond Dipach Of the 2Sd ins gives the fol-
lowing-
CoNFEDERATE vICToRY--aENERAL PRICE WHIPS THE
ENEMY AGAIN.
Thefolowing despatch received by the Commissa.
~ General yesterday morning, and s said 10 be confirm
sdby dispatches received by the PRESIDENT
FORT SMITH, (via Clarksvillc, ,Ark.,l
and Chattanooga, Tenn. Feb. Is, 1852. <
Generals Price and Hebort are fighting the enemy to-
is not known Our troopr arc copadsnt OF success
LATER.
Tne enemy lost seven hundred. Our loss IL one hun.
dred Another great victory. ALBERT PIKE.
THE rebel despatch about their victory In Arkansas
relates the ngh reported by General Haeck two days
ago In which the rebels whipped and in which OUT
troops took prisoners than they knew what to
with.-Ep. HKRALD
The Richmond DispateA lauding General Price for his
great victory announced In Albert Pixies despatch.
There is nothing In the papers from Savannah.
from the savannah Republican, Fob. 1871
THE SITUATION or AFFAIRS IN SAVANNAH RIVER.
Notwithstanding the hostile demonstrations Of the
enemy, and the show OF formidable preparations for
attack this point material change In the attitude
Of afAirs has taken place during the past few days
Some twenty vessels stn at anchor on skdaway
Dektos~, ana ABOUT tno same NUMBER OF gunb0at8 a.
ornsfy are 70 Be In the vicinity Of Wallis Cut and
Mud river. One - two Of the latter have advanced
little higher up or little nearer to the main channel
Small boats prowl about In the river between Fort Jack
son and Fort Pulaski but keep At respectful distance
from the guns OF either fort Our teegraphic commun
cation 10 enectually cut of from the latter fort and
water communication has to be mainta ned under the
fire Of their sunboats, and floating or raft battery
which the enemy has established Venus Point,
and which enectuahy commands the river Cunboat
skirmishes are Of almost hourly occurrence
The surrender Of Savannah rumorod at Richmond