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NO. fof CHAwBfGs- 81, n. Y
lAaoAlys DAny ERoN ~ 90 - AUlN0N8

NO. fGI GhANbt io-SLf N. r.
...a,,Ss DAILY FROM AlL THE CASH AUCTIONS
AID FORCED SALES, ,,
r. which the aentol every close buyer ls cAtd peio
he sPenis Li' money s,seThe ., o-,.,,,,,r -,
TALENT AND Llf1 ~ EEE1 DEPARiMANi ~
The Gna Of LEWIS. HAWLAND 4 Co.
No i0f ClIANBEts-Sr, n. " ,,.,
having been dissolved on the 9t eay o. 'e.tioer 20 a.
noupce TO biz lieuds AID the pstIona o n" e.e l bre
irte.ts 60 fuire lis u syI- OF do hs'ne.. D, ~
and seine sne sad domestic goods small Sa'sD'" i''
'''i' ~ s s 0S VII BUY MORE GOODS NOW
nan gSs' ~ ~, Sas r. Iii i'm NJ LEWIS .'I3
be ab 70 1T, In t4i W D. = i' ne ' oaisr Mr aviard
and Lindsey le has red1c-d De "a A. 1s ,r,ur
$1,000 year which adaonlt ne ir of proufs.
Az NEW AND DESIRABLE oOOpa h ~, = I'm ,y M,
~, tsb ,e see o. Whenever they can pe "o' '0 @ ~
'e IMs ,,nD,yroN RIO A LARGE sTocD or SFELLA
sHAwt. Blocns So .A'H Sit. W.. go, not,s.o,s 81
sus w,y4irss sHtr1 MaRNos, Psrrs MtstlE. uAasD
CAwBsIos, Aso MANY siNii'E KINDS % "o'D'' D' ' '
a srEcrlArIoN At LAsi A--s
cash AUCTIONS
j. D LEWIS hos on hand good ..eos o. s ~ IA
brand Of New Broom Becs s.s ''htn IL ee9n.eo ny o
Terchsus to excel oihr SILK To- beauty OF ina'er "sA
Tis brand Of Sik /, controlled by MI Lewis and ' not
''d l" any PROS 755 CENTS AND UPWARD.
$50 pieces 32uch B'ac, siik MORE Antique ~ GEMS
'0 %' Full STOCK OF BROWN AND BLEAcHE0
goods; lnts Iiass, Sanes jean .-an9 sc i.a
C,inehsins &C. all OF which will be sold az pnces aA VIII
as'y competition. $500 ..,,. ,,,-,.,,-c, ..-r, lt,,rt
At THE CRTnIIs ~ u.s Old Fftr Ais CUSTOMERS AAD
ysuyps VIII flyD so CHANGE IS El1HEH Of Th&.h pE-
YARrapg. EKCRPT BIZ, Hh Will GiVh lhk hshNS
soPr pssr'rrt Al ATrFNTIoS Row THAN zvgE. .-.
GO0Ds WELL BOUGHT ALL AGREE ~ sA1iN0,
.ss my sofp 10 PROVE THIS FACT Nh. LEWIS FiYs
1,a 40 per AgrJeHvp ~ sTOEE Th SYSTEM
OF rt,Ne AND sKLLIsG PINE GOODS FOR CASH AND LAS4
yEAn ~ SOLD THs LsB6E.r AMorST % eo"ps slh SOD
IN Any CAsg JoBBISs h6lsE Is AMERICA, rho'lAG Ihh
sYgTTE or ....-. 49,. ,,-f~,~ % a, -
IN be- edv he mos, agreeable system Co All merchants
Is,t ycag, prices viii beaten tls owing 90 the s'ss re-
daci0u 30 expenses
Cal and ersmine the prices, tst The expense. sTe
rvh sua son are sure bay before leave the store
All orders vii, be tiled with the usual promplces ana care
D ITNNls Quts O. th. firm Of Lewis Hsysnd { %
NO. l0i hambeIs-it., cor. o. NhurcA-si
HI q. LEWIS has associated with himself as pafi
Ger ARTHUR r. COCh. the former booksecper AMI ctsh.
isr OF lewis uiyiisld Co, under size rm name OF
j. D. LEWIS 81 Co
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WALLAcclKi..'.. ,,... THIS ..., .a
Curtain viii rise rpxt week 1t
THURSDAY TIE WAY 10 GET MARRIED.
FRIDAY-THE LOVE CHASE
WEDNESDAY,.
lat time for the present OF Goldsrf superb Comedy or
sHE SCOOPS TO CONQUER,
Young Msrlow...............Mr.L Lester Nalsek
Mr. haIdctste.. ................s......d r blAsr
Sir Ciffles Marow.... MI browne.
Tory Lump .s...Mt. w. holsud
Uss1ugs.... s.s..ss.s.s.sssss...ss.Rlf . hfyu9tH
my........s.................Ai r John seftcn
Dlggory. hf. louNB
Mrs Hsrdc4sfle. ..................Airt vernon
Niles HaEdctsie... ..ss.ss.. Mrs. hoe5'
IN rehesrssi-THE HER AT LAW, JEALOUS WIZ,
and WIVES As THEY WERE AND MAIDS AB THEY
ARE
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i1rofcecicnal Notices.

nR. MUNDEs WATER-CURE, AZ floregces'
Ma, three ~; Lee. ,,sst FROM The Northampton X
Depotl Is he ary ,l e.t.fss i.ea e' i''n ~
Of ia kld n Is s1ael in ore o tie heal n's ala pS
With fhe ulrest and cols.t l1iie HlLrr Fres yi s4.sl
500 r. ana Tor bosrdeH 81 % p per Ne es t9'o
in uag0~ cirluil t8lles. esp,cag llr-'ei- u
a liberal slow lnc-- -,
EFFrtgNcE-' Dr. Nundo Is, rezt . Irls'n,1 sLs ~
rrodsc1d"iN. a.. Jfbuue.
EDWARD II. DIXON, ". D.. Edhor OF :,
- scslpel and operating an3 Censuirt s1fseen, ~
Law Once corsn tstous the more ooscufe S.'
the pelvic vsctra- Rupture Piles, anco Sc ~. hos,
iadicsily cured without the Snie % tfst4fc INV
nom o 10 Q. 20 9, and Z % . ey,sagi-
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.
The underi,red have formed limited r.ras'hip plrs
ant 20 the provisions NJ tie Of fff state Of New
York TIE firm nalo rr5er airh I'D psrtrefs1p u y 70
Conducted 4. ABBATp t. HArHBuN. 2 Or seaefa. oa.i
ness 20 DO ~ The said patGs sp De brsir
Manufacturing BuyiIg aud selling CLOTHING ard 0Ls-
TLFNEN'S FURNISHING GOODS and ell things sfId'
tanning thereto The said business Is % be carried on N ms
City Of Nov YORK. Toe names Of The neral ritne Io
AGNES ALICE ABBhTf. whose place OF resi- lnce !. ~
Town and County q Wpfchs in the STATE OF Nef or
snd MILTON 6. RlrHBUN, whoss flscs o. residence y
,ie Civ County a. State l NewfcTk It- nane o. he
s2e TAI rsrtuer Is ALEXANDER $1,000 rhoss place Of
re-. ssnce h .he TOWNSHIP ~ NseaEke1 n tie County
IIBtsou and Of New-Jeney The amount q eA2hn
Who'll tie ssii ALEXANDER 5000. such special pea'
er hss contributed che stock Of TIE perineAP
ia cash ia 5000. The aid par1 ershp = ~ begin hs'sai
1872 ard 20 terminate ab. - loisDatsd hsrcl 1903
AGNES a. A3bAII
MILTON a. RATHBlA,
,usisy,fs W ALEXANDER srObO.
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CENTRAL RAILROAD ofNEW-JERSEN.--
X From fcct Il Count Connecting At Hampton
Junction with Delaware Lsctie ns aud Western RAILROAD,
and Eas0n with L@irh valley Railroad aDd - counec
ons forming cifcct ac 90 flsouI aaiile Wee. without.
charge of ears
SPRING ARRANGEMENT Conn. eu,ipg March 3 1862
--i.sve New Oh ls follow.
UlnN.nrhG k1rtFrs-At =. m. f1r kGston Reading
p. fsslr harrisburg, MaucA Chuua, NuiimspoIt, &c.
Sian Tr,IN--At 3 q. m. for fsto1 Water Gap Scran.
.on. Oles. bend. iifston, MiAesbarrs, G.
y g. IHRoIgH IRAs-F0I ElslOu, hluch CLlnk, WI
Hams pert, Reading, Pottsvnie, Hsrisburg Sc
aP. - TurOrgn TRAlAt Eas'on Bethlehem Al ato"n,
ard Manch Chunk.
..30P. ~ WAY rKAE-FcT Someryiile.
8P. y. MFsrFFS EvFHss---F0r faston Nlertown Head
Ing Harrisburg Pittsburgh and tue West Sleeping from
jersey C'ty through % Pitshufsh.
kxPsEss TRAM FOR HARRrRrRG-Ihe 3 m. fZpr-ss
Train from NewNo-k arrives az HrrburgN g. me- connect
lng Fast and IVES. Csutra ksgo1l No tsn
Central Rslfoed North and South. and aiLh the Gunner
land Valley Railroad
Tue THkouaR E1PRgss TENs ron Wrsr leaves
NeYork 81 =. m, daily Sundays excepted making close
connection st Harrisburg with Pennsy yania
change ofcar to f'burgh and bot 90 Cincinnati Gnd
Chicago. -Four hours time Is saved by taking t. tram.
ELlLAnRTHPOEr And NAVY OAK FAAAr-Leave New
YORK ifom Pier NO. 2 Norh River, $40 and II 800
..10. aud $50 p
Tie boats stop al Bergen Point aud Mausrs Harbo every
,gip each way. JOHN y. STERNs, Superiniea dent.
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-E =, vI-y, IG SALE at No. $40 BROAD
FA<Sss WAY AN IMPORTERS sTOCE-
Efi &C. 1000 dozen elegant NECk-IIE5 st pc. :
-- - best t.pv LINEN COLLARS lOc no.
s1FRY Cloyes suspenders Shr 'front.' La4el uud Cents
Jinen Handkerchief a. prices before besrd OF
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Copartnersbip Hotties.

FgsHE COPARTNERSHIP heretofore existing
between the undersigned In the Gn name 81 ABbArt
RttHBUN 10, been THIS DAY dissolved " m1tss
cousrut. - n. ~ EbbAll
Daod Mssch I, 1861. AfATOE O. RAffIBUE
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Adde'S, 4 MORTON. - r
No p Maiden Lane. Nswfgik
oy one sending single sser posi,tsp A receive cf'
~ lar " nv TIE engr.YInsL ah1se Ielere1to.
4 NEW PATENT FOUNTAI

A NEW PATENT FOUNTAIN lNkSSIAND
N more simple and convenient than any Barometer
or Fountain Inktsnd yet offered % ae public -5e
nv two movements o. the glass WI Keep we
Cox proected 10 the botepfesenis al CAV Do
oeaned Is easily cup and furnished a. rom &c 70 .ue
most elegant ADD highest cosihe only lnkstand ye iFcIto
moi po.be 10 get out order In order 70 introduce tnem
state ght port interest viii be sold Aaai.'
Dl EK Tribune Ofce.
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CONNECTING TRAINS.
For Eoston. via Springfield b. ttN J;so lEsk o m
FOR Boston via Shore Line " :l5 y. n.
For Hart,oIi and Springfield Il ia, lLHl ii;io' JS,
tEKl, y. Hl ,,,o
For ConueciIcui River Railroad to Montreal = tEr
aud ". rs D 10 70 Northan pton.
For H,ltford Proyiden-e, and Fihki Railroad q.
For Nsw.fiassn. New-London, ard stonius;oE Rd.0.l
81 a NJ. Y rs $780, y. IN.
For C.nal Railroad 1915 p. n. % No.thsmD
Fer Hou,atopfc Rsir1fl 90 fittsheld, a.
For Naueatuck sairoai. $. ui $50 y. IA
Tor Danbury and korWaik Railroad, T. O. m, $3.50 p m
Cons.oiious : .epin. Csr- ltfAched - p train.
LANES Il HJNI. Auleril.ruteat.
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1862. 7 II + 1862.

4 OO-O. CO~s
with H. connections iorws
TIE SHORTEST AND QUICKEST ROUTE
Flow NRw.f OK 70 TnE fKiNorAt WfsthG4 Ljfts,
Firit irfins daily from New YORK 20 fhade pha Via
New-Jerey and tfud-n sni hmhoy iile -
ALL TBROrGH f8AINs ron TIRE WEST BY THIS
roll y6 55TS oy ee55e sso.sA 3f' i''A
Bv vvsv Of Philadelphia the morning pssse sr. leave New
York 81 same dme a. otnef ROUTE l''e '.nssi'
s;f o m one hour gtsI than Other ines
~ way OF Allentown, evening passengers s,ve a. p m,
three hours than tho Northern lines cad ~ BON roy
arrive - The tine ~ Northern nea in ma ~
points in the Nonhorf Crestiue Ind tuor7ls, Louisville
81 Louis Cleveland. Columbus, tiucillsiL az llai1
points West with eve changes Of cars. $500
pi.5- 555 n les and Nsw-iork 10 Pittsbar.a ~ uiiss
su.okn~ ard Saloon Cars ou 81 trains
faru tlc ~ other routes.
Bsrgsse checked through. transfers re-
secure Iicaets, good until used. ~ igblrIs
WESTERN EMIGRATION
The Pennss lvaHia Central Company runs az tnifatt
Accommodation LIue which aIofds comfortable mode o.
parties moving We'tyTi al one half toe ula rate.
o. fare. ,,,r.,,,.rs
BY This route eigh.s Or al descriptions can be Forwarded
aud from any pon the Railroads Of OHIO hcnucEy In
diaus. Illinois " sool.in Iowa, or Missouri by RAIL
ROAD DIRECT or e any lor on the Ea7iSa5.e MYERS d
the West By slcaruers from Pittsburgh.
The Of Int 20 cpd any point IN the ~
the Pennsy Railroad 81 a times favorable
charged by other kAircsd Companies Mr'cAts anc snip
pe n,mng TIE fsasroaon Of their Fre sh, 70 TINS Com
tauy, can rely with confidence its speedy ulusit
LIVE STOCK.
Farmer, and Dealers i Live stock will mud This most I'd
v.agsou. foute Clpacous Yards vel waite I'd and sup
piled with ever convenience have been opened or his line
and s connections and every steuon s sd TO thi Nsnts
feeding and resting choice Ia oaeTed Of the PuLADEL
PAlA. NEW.YORK end BALTIMORE MARKETS.
}. b.. ELLIOTT, Paurnrer Agent, No. AstoTHouse.
LEIGH Co.. fIo.sht gsu,s. 49,
No. 1 As.or House snd No. South Williams.
MCDONALD BiscHofF, Emii.aq' q A Agent.
FNOCH LEWIS General sup't Altoona IA
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CADE2iY or MUSlC-ITALIAN OPERA.
"a THls EVFNITG Muih 10.
WIN So, crsF, rI'oirTsF KEILoGG' Mis- ISABELLA
HIVNLEY. Mal.ns AIRAhJsCu, sisuoi BtioNOid
NAM ri TH aNS NAso1 F S.si' Ball scEaE
VII Be y, Wiz s. sS ia o. h1SFRF'r ssF@ENr
la which ths fsuoU cd ald Ease. 1tilg DaLs-uso,
senori,s. ISABELLA CuBAS,
WiN make Ler Crout, assisted % o'loT AihHNh' Oeo' "
mas MASKED CBARACrEGs
WIN be ,an,i by onsi artists IN costumes prepared
''' the ''''''' ORDER or THE BALLET
Galoo...........bv tle Danaeuats aud Corns De bas
sonors Isabella C1bas ard senior Ximenes
Bnof the Da'ea;s, .aa Corp, De S Bslls
T. M,zclrL l.s3ea CubAs ana senior hneio'
VI ii'' i''D1'' MassANIELLo
SENOHIIA CuBAS
- go OPERA AND BALLEr.
Miss Hinkey.........Eiyira Brignoli. Msssanielo
si.iui....Piero Bonelo Rubio Alfonso
In he Mafket sceues GRAND BALiET by
Senoslia cUBAs, senior XilitNEs
And The Corrs D. Ballet.
On FRIDAY, Mach q, YlotgE' renowned oPers Of
Tbi. ayorite opera will lie Ii. preceding be prod''ed
with new scenic Effects and with tle ss'i''snoeo OF
ssns. XIAfES.s pud fa Corp,,ie Ballet consi'iiugof
90 FlBsT-CLAsS IA lfshS. M, ~,
On SATURDAY ~ s s9 sSRSS iisi '' 'H' ''' win
MADE. De LUssAuss debut next week.
4 CADENiY or MUSIC.
a HEIMsMULLER's 22p REGIMENT BAND.
SATURDAY EVENING. Marched
'''''' MISS ISABELLA UIygLFy
HERR OffO SFitDLFR,
Ms..u FIR. DEiTz, FRITZ wAsnAusEN, end Nm.
SAUL
Ticket. 81 cents. may b. obtained Al The np'ic store. o.
Nesfs Beer schirmer tsuccesors q BreOsinsl No 'Vi
Broadway and F.ah a. Pond No 81 Broadway.
re- Tie fra. Row Of Bo1es in The First Cir- viii be
served and may he music liore Of MesUs Beer
schirmsf' no. .Ol bToae~ay.
UOPE CHAPEL No. 20 BROADWAY.
H MATIEEE THls DAY At o'cLocK
CART. WiLIIAMss
SPARKLING sOUL-sTlRRING
EN1EnTAlNMFNIs.
1i'''''- '-'A VOYAGE AROUND TIE WORLD
VOYAGE AROUND THE WORLD
ADVENTURES OF 4
YANKEE WHALEMAN
TRUTH STRANGER THAN FICTION.
PANOR AhIC AND DRAMATIC.
THE CAPTAIN, WITH WITH HIs Jolly Jolly CHEW,
" Ai'N d" Chase TIN Sperm WHALE.
STRIKE TIE SPERM WHALE,
KILL THE STERN WHALE.
SCENES FROM REAL LIFE
INN VIII - ~ 40 Widest niAoTNATIox
THIS AFTERNOON
TAKE YOUR CHILDREN
AROIND THE WORLD
THY WILL NEVER FORGET II
THEY WILL TALK WHALING.
PLAY WHALING,
NO TEDIOUS ISTEBMISsIOS.
THE YOUNGEST CHILD.
TIE SPRIGHILN YOUTH.
TIE VIGOROUS MAN.
THE AGED PATRIARCH
THE CLERGY. THE EDITOR.
THE PROFESSOR, TIiE TEACHER.
THE STUDENT, THE AUTHOR.
ALL WHO LOVE TO HEAR OF
AND WITNESS DEEDS OF
MANLY DARING, ...
WILD EXCITEMENT
AND THRILLING ADVENTURE,
GAZE AND LISTEN WITH
UNMINGLED AsIONIsMENT
WONDfH, AND DELIGHT.
FROM BEGTNNiN0 TO End or THIS
UNEQUALED
ENTERTAINMENTS.
EVERY EVENING, At q O'CLOCK.
WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY AFTERNOONS 81 o'erk
Admission IS esuts Children 10 csnss
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rTPA,i WEEKLY LIVERPOOL, touching

GTEAM WEEKLY to LIVERPOOL touching
F,[ I'd fi.airia stesm.lp Company iateaI d.sgasoa
ir go ei Clydshult lion seeO 'lP, a. ioho"s
CITY or WASHING lOA......s .urdsJ .lch' ~
ifftrffJ m -.
CITY OF BAbTIMORE........,.sl tUfday, Aphl s.
Ana esssy suacselils SATURDAY, - neon, Ion -sa
10. ~ North River.
= rF Passage.
FIggT CABlN......... sI5 SIEERA9E."..",...on
Fst Cabin London - steeIszs 70 ioacon...
Lee tsln b Pafis...... steersse Paus.......
Frss la1n 10 damburg. Si' steersg- 20 hsm5uTy.
Fsse1gers also l3r ided 20 HAVE, Bremen, RosrdAn
Ants rrU. Sc, a. el ia..y low rare.
Rates from Liverpool Orsentown; lst Cahia, SIS 49,
aul : oJ. seerass f.on Liverpool 80. From QHesns
touu 200. Iicketi can BE- boigt. here Ct uese rtss
eusbling Pc pr; 20 s-nd for Their friends. 49,.
These Steamers have superior odsins fer pssses
ge7 SIC strongly britt in Wste 'rh' Iron secons and
cary psant Fare Analhi 4ton Experienced Surgeons ~
attacLei % esch steamer ....
Tor further iniormsi1n apply "a Lvsrnoo' - WiLLiN
INMkN. A.eui, SO. - - Itsg - OiieDW - ALA aA
COLIN. no. n Frocttquare ~ Qneen.tovn torhM
d. SEYMOI r & CO.. IN i.onioa 20 w q, IACEi, Ne
81 klrF Niisu-st. iu Paris 20 jULt, DlCQUE No
Place 3e a Bourae in Phlsdep hs - JOHN o. DALE We
III Wanlt-si.. o. q The Compsny's Oeicgs
JOHN q. DALE. Agent No. IS sfcadTu MI
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RASSAGE FOR HAVANA.-The fast sailing
Z Bdil.h brig SAGINAW. Clark, ma-ter las fne
- ,fi,rs IA I'm AL Fra .ew days flr psalle rppiy On
b,s-d Pie- TO- s East River OF to Nm J. DEWEY Co.
no. 9j WlirsG
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NEW- YORK & NEW-HAyEN RAILROAD.
WINTER ARRANGEMES'

COMMENCING NOVEMBER ". 1851
Passenger station in hs~-yok I1siaL aai lh'Ah
EutFance On Lltn-sL
TRAINS LEAVE NEV-YORK:
FOR NeW-Hsven. :. ga. m, Ga - lk.i' 5ptEr-f 81
80 end .. -... ~,
4:.0, and D. m. an, -
a. m.;Ik:i5 $50 and s.3t ?
For Noruuk = $50 l25, $3.50. (EKl, $50 1892 s.;
20 %. "a. -. ,.,
e. ssnf9a F. 3, (EE) 9:0a H.; 2.i5, $3.50 (Enj' 5'
So 4:30 s;a0 p. d.,
10 Port Chester Id iormediate statoas T. 5's IN Il.
u. s.t0:f.yi s.31. $50 p. m.
Fof Pos hester aud Acf. Rochelle. ~ ut
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,g1IrF BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN

yG1IIE BRITISH AND NORIll AMERICAN
ROYAL MAIL SrEAAS'lPS.
grow NETWORK 40 LIVERPOOL =
fhefCsbin Pesgt .............s....-.-pip
Second CsDn 1.iage. ..ssrsss.sss''s sea- 80
PRoN sosrOy 20 LIVERPOOL. -
CHEZ Cabin Passage.
Second Cabin Pa sdl ...............' W
Tie ship from Vow York cell At Cork Hsrbor -
Ibe ships from Boston cal Hsila5 aid Cork bso't
PERSIA Capt Iudkins. AFRICA, Capt. Shs1noa
ARAgTA Can't j. stone CANADA. Cart J. Lsiok
ASIA. Cspt. p. y. lot. AAENlLA' Napt' mui.
AUSTRALASIA, NiAtM,A, OaYs' hoeea
Cay Go <. EUROPA, Capt. And-o1.
SCOTIA. Chf,A
T-se vess,s carry cst white hghi ~ mssthesi fesaN
slarbosri BOW rcd ca port bow .
1fN -JA 1cl' a.y .IssF- lst0r. Wconesdiy Hay ~
ktEICA Ss.r. New o. " eines9ay Msr y
AMERICA Noodle. ls.vs Boston. Wed -sday Apiit
,IA leaves Newly erzM sd1ssdsy, Aons
NIAGARA tlir.....l fyes boit1h'.' edneidsy ~ MS
Reltis uo. secured Unlii Faiafof'
Anerperi.nced ilrs-Du ~ board
~ o,r.~ ftb.ss .birs will not De accountable 70, Gold
81 srI Bullion Specie. Jeweiy PRECIOUS Stones or ksts
unss Bus Of Lsdi0g ore suct tls.eo' anc $40 vaasth
t,.,,.1 .uresssi For Freight OK sslagei fppyt
r. CUAARD No. bOviiDgvesn
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NE BESI fms n III FF'IF'II'I
o., r.ee;pt OF any Of the following ~ ch or post
.sr the subsciiber wn send by return m or otherwise
directed Gold Pen Pens. 'eiecfn0 the f2mf sc@
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OFUCH on TUE MuEHI ItNAL t|p HANkINN NoI
Jyssss CRY, March ~, l.t2.
"a hereby given that the
IL annual election VII be he'd tho Office o. the Company
al J~r.ey CITY on MONDAY tie 1h DAY Of April next ios
N. choice of dve Director in place Of Gle No whose
Of service viii then ezgie AID % one Director OF 1A'
No / % M svacarry.
Tie transfer books viii be c!osed fon t i 81 tni 70
Anil : Ireipsiye H. r. CONDIT, secretary.
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DJTSTNFNT of CLAIMS on he COY
y RNMFNr-CLAlMs upon the various -faiinenI''
adjusted IN ~ by or fe..de Agent in Ns'iius,li
g1u. HOEAJIO KING.
ls,, Poslss.er General Of The United atie.' % WHO"
claims 49, forp SIDE daily, by
10. % nassau street. opposite the Post Opte
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-19

Opgtcs or ruy Nfssssor, MINING CoSrssy.
No lS, Gfe~uwlch.st. Htw-foak Aiarch ny,
yv,UF ANIMAL MEETING Of the STOCK
4 HOLDERS Il the MtNNtSOTi NlNlNS Co3FA = 4 n
IN b. he at hi, Office " LDNEsDAl the lth Day o.
nerc INST n O'clock p u when the Annual Report OF
m. board OF Directors m he subited and ceF- elected
sAMI u. ]. " nAhLA- s.---taIy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-19

ONCE THE GREAT REDUCTION IN En-
~ FENsESi -
kRy GOODS WILL BIZ soLp At LESS PROF 1T
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-19

OyyicK or rmE PHrviH Flrg lvs. Col
BE0oxLYs, March n. lf5s
DIVIDEND-1he Board OF Directors have
~ this dly de- aFeds semiAnui1 DIVIDEND of ~, ~
Id pm CfVr payable demand Al ,heir bunrA Office
FHILANDER SHAW. SECRETARY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-19

THpAsEg DyPsRfsEsr, fsb. :, !. >
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN OF the readi-
~ ress cf hi. Department to redeem Tie Treasury Notes
uvhe In one yea lraA date slaczeJ BY the act or Con
80, sruroved De ga 1871 and the Treasury hotcs
ssbs m rte dave tom dfe .rhorxed BY Tie at Of Con
rrs.s approved % 1laIll. le.L
Interest on Treasury Note o. the above sues viii ce'se on
the zen o. Ar neat b. the tsns Of those ats ieSpec
iscv.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-19

T9ta ls''t' 81
HENRY sTOKi.S PRECEDENT go
{. =. WEAFLE. Sec'y. - j. L. hAlehhi ''''o'
4 n sTFBBifs, ActuSry
l. Dt BOIS n. D.. Medical LEsmi1sr,
Residence no. p Wet .lthat. .
At oiEoe d.iy. FROM 70 , o'cioes
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1862-07-23
Change of Construction.

According to the construction which the Scc'
retary Of War placed upon the Conscrption
Act, as announced in General orders No. Al,
persons under the age of Is wears aud over the
age of 80. who had enlisted for IL months, or
a less time, were entitled TO their discharge
iICn the service within ninety days from the
passage OF the Act. The above order has re-
Gently been rescinded, and General order, No.
i6, announces that persons OF the ages above
mentioned, who enlisted for twelve months, or
Tor shorter term, will be entitled TO their dis,
charge ninety days after the expiration Of their
term OF service.
The iolmer order having to some extent been
carried into operation, the new order is calcu-
lated to ncte dis satisfaction. In this light the
change is certainly unfortunate. Those per.
sons VINO were dscharg ged under the first order
have been ordered back to Camp.
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IL would seem from the news which We
publish To day, that the enemy Is proirc.
ung an attack upon us by way of James
Nirer. a change Of naval commanders in
The James, and strengthening of the fleet
would Indicate that an important part Of
The programme is to be borne by the navy
We should not wonder it the fleet is to
form the centre Of The hostile line, the right
and left wings Of which are to be formed OF
McCieilan's army posted respectively on
The North and South banks Of The river
The effort will probably be to take our
river batteries by flank attacks, and then
remove the distractions, so Us to allow the
he,t 10 come up to the city.
We have no fears Of its success. Oar
'enerals will be ready for Mcclellan, and
vii force him by another flank move
ment" 10 look out for another "new base"
--Richmond Enquirer, lih
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DREADFUL ACCIDENT AT Fonr MoULrRIE
Our community will be deeply panied to
learn that yesterday afternoon, during III.
progress Of some experiments in artillery
practice at Fort Monltrie, n 80 FOUNDER
which had been rifed and banded" and
with which the troops ~'er. firing a, an
iron-plated target, burst with terrible r..
suits to the officers aud soldiers STANDING
near the piece. Lieut. Col. Thomas NJ.
Wagner was very seriously wounded in the
thigh and ankle. Lieut II. Lamar Ward.
law was also severely wounded. Can't
Valentine and some other officers were
slightly wounded. Private Hugh Benton
was killed. Privates J. Hudson, NJ. Me.
Daniel, G. w. Adams and C.. c. Flemino
were wounded. We undertand that Brio
Gen. w. d. Smith was present at the time
the explosion took place. DR.. Ogier was
soon in attendance upon the wounded.
Charleston Mercury, l6h.
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Our Wounded.

Col J. ii. Witherspoon obliges us with late
Richmond papers. lie has just returned from
Richmond, where he, with u number of other
gentlemen, had gone after the recent battles,
to look to the wounded from our District. lie
reports our wounded, generally, as doing we'll
Among the seriously wounded whom he reports
as doing well, are Capt. vanlandinghan and
Lieut. Frank Perry. The wounded from our
District have the advantage of the services OF
DR.. X. +. Wylie, who has been in Richmond
since the battle OF the Seven Pines. Rev. Mr..
Craig writes that the services of DR.. Wyle
have been invaluable.
Col. Withcrspoon saw portion Of our Ian.
caster troops in camp. lie says that they are
generally well, though suffering to some ex.
tent from fatigue, the result Of late active
movements and exposure.