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n ALExASDRIANs ARREsTED.-Edward Colli-
son, William Button, James Owens, and SAM
uel Bernhard, have been arrested by the mill
N tary authorities Of Alexandria, for buying con-
traband articles, such as railroad iron, soldiers
lttlothing, etc. They arc confined in the guard
lNIouse.
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PREsEET TO COLoRED PAsToR.-The Rev.
W. B. Evans, pastor of the First (colored)
Presbyterian Church, has been presented with
as a slight testimonial Of their regard.
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DElIRABLE INDIA RUBBER GooDE.-Mr. II. A.
HAIL has lult received lot Of Otaeersi Long and
Light duu hniahed Coats also, dull finished Pom.
ehQsr extra large siEesj also, lot Of blue English
IalmAs very long, at 60 eaohi which he Is selling
house, $40 Pennsylvania avenue, betWeen Ninth
and Tenth streets, oct 9T-tf
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Go 70 WHITEHURsT, 45L Pennsylvania avenue,
to obtain superior Likenesses at reduced prices
Fine Card Vignetts formerly sold at IS per dozen,
now selling at 81 half DOZENS same rate, ColoTed
ImPertala reduced from $50 to S2Oi selling whole
siLe oolored at only 90. will excel in Colored
Cure de Nstfes,n having secured the services Of a
superior artist for that branch Of business. Like
nesses ofmany OF those fallen in battle be OBJ
men, both civil and military. nov Aft
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INDIA RUBBER GOoDs-It Is not necessary for
Mr.: u. a. HALL to enumeEate the different styles
AID kinds OF Rubber and GuttA PeFeha manufae-
tuEgTp goods he keeps The has them ALL on hands
and glance into the beautiful store list OF price,
given BY his attendants will convince any one that
bis establishment 10 rally the only India Rubber
WaTshout and IL located At 31O PennBylyA niA ave
Good warehouse, between Ninth and Tenth
yItEosts. dee S-H
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ORPHANS COURT.
EALL AND WINTER GOODS.
MILITARY AND CIVILIAN

WALL STEPHENS a CO., are nov opening
theiI fSh and Winter Goods, embracing fne DIess
seleeted stock Of One heavy 0VsTcOats. We have
also complete assortment OF business suits, made
IN the most durable manner. OthceFs will ind our
Military Goods DESTROYS to their wants, Heavy
Woollen blankets, for camp use At reasonable
priooa. WALL, STEPHENS Il Co,
522 PennHyNAnlA avenue, between
du Ninth and Tenth streets.
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o r FICIAL.

DEPARTMENT or STATE,
WdGti,ytoH, Jan. 90, 1858.
Releases from the draft ON the ground of alien
age have boon allowed in The following cases
Name. Where drafted
John II. Stephen Lancaster CO., Penn
JANUARY %, 1858.
William GClhausen Kewaunee CO., Wiz
Ferdinand Wittlg Milwaukee CO., Wis
Thomas Mahlbcrg do do
Henry Miller do do
Peter StenkoleT do do
Christian Karl Kirchoff do do
Applications DeHied.
Johann Hob 80 Milwaukee CO., Wis.
Charles Voss do do
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OAAIP STOVES
" CAMP sTeVEsli
CAMP STOVES III
WSRIs now manufactured CAMP, COOK and
HEATING STOVES, which we will sell by the
dozen or hundred a. cheap a. they DO bought In
Baltimore. 4. II. Nh J. GREGORY,
nov 10 al Penn. avenue, near nth stree
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'THOMAs z. LLOYD,
ATTORNEY FOR CLAIMANTS,
AND AGENT FOR PROCURING
Bounty Lands, Pensions, Arrears
of Pay, Extra Fay, Le.,
WASHINGTON, D. c.,
VIII give prompt and efficient attention 10 the
prosecution OF Claims OF every description against
the Government, and make no charge unless sue
oessfu
Both references and charges for services will be
made satisfactory.
10 Pensions secured for soldiers wounded OF dis
eAsed during the existing war; also for the widows
andorphans Of soldiers who have died from wounds
or disease incurred while In the United States ser
vicej also, Bounty Money for the he.Fsin-law OF
soldiers deceased during the existing war
Fees divided with attorneys or other persons for
wArdlng business.
The highest prices paid for Land Warrants.
Address
THOMAS L, LLOYD,
Attorney for Claimants,
No. 4TB Seventh street
Washington, D. L.
n B. Editors Of papers publishing the above card
will be entitled to my services to the amount Of
their charges. TEL
dec l2-W
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A WET NURSE, with hrst child, young and
~ healthy, Of the highest respectabllity, with
good references, wishes a SITUATION 10 nurse
child. Can be seen At Hotel du Rhin, $50 Pennsyl-
vania avenue, between Fouf-tnd-a-hAlf and sixth
streets. Inquire for MRS. WHITE. ST.
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STAGE MANAGER JAMES PILGRIM.
BALLET MASTER b, YATES.
MUSICAL DIRECTOR THOS. SIMPSON.
MALL or BEATTY!
Mos Moral aud intellectual Ensr1atruSri ia ne CHy'
ne E,.g q Is,SVS t G"g i5 Es " SsE
Re-engAgemsnt, for one week only, Of
MILE HELENE,
The most talented and accomplished Artist on tbs
American stage.
Continued success Of the beautiful
MISS EVA BRENT,
Entitled BY the Press and Public the Queen Of cong
Encouragement, for one week only, Of
lfR. @. w. SMITH,
The Celebrated Talented Artist.
Engagement Of
Mr.. GEORGE HTNSHEE,
Third week Of the graceful and charming Danseuse
MILE LIZETT'B.
". 5. BUD WORTH,
The renowned and talented Negro Actor.
Bob Dutlsr,
The Humorist and Pantomimist.
PROF. BEN YATES,
Andhis famous Corps de Ballet OF twenty beautiful
MISS ADA TEsSGS, ''
The beautiful and pleasing Vocalist
PAUL BERGER iRSEF' D'A''''' 'Ho '0''''' ''nS'''
me tavorite Actor and Vocalist.
JAMES PILGRIM,
The WelI-kpown Author and Actor
W. DULANY,
The famous Pantomimist.
FRANK KERNs,
The Funny Mig.
MILE GERALDINE,
The fascinating Dansouss.
MISS z. FLORENCE,
The little FavoTitP.
MISS CHARLES,
MISS JUEIA MARSH, MISS EDITH WHITING.
MISS IDA DEYERE, MISS MARY DEPILLE,
MISS DRAKE, MISS JULIA ROSE,
MISS EMMA STTHE,
AND FORTY OTHER ARTISTS,
Who will appear In ehaste and brilliant perform
Ances-new, freah, and original.
% TALENT OF ALL NATIONS
CHANCE OF PROGRAMME NICE I'll Y
MILE MARIE ZOE, the beautiful and aerom
plished Danseuse, T. re-engaged, and viii shortly
appear In a new ballet composed for her
DICK SANDS, the Champion Clog Dan-ef, hav.
ing recovered from his severe indisposltion, VIII
shortly resume his engagement.
ADMISSION.
PArQuette and Family Circle = cents.
Orchestra Chairs 90 -
Single seats in Boxes rs
Private Boxes, (holdlng six PerEons,) e.
Doors open at 6N' performance to commence at
quarter to O'Clock. ian -
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DESIRABLE PARTIES WISHING STRICTLY
~ hrst-olasa bOAfd,in centrally situated h0u Sc
may apply, addressing Lock Box %. None but De
sons willing 10 pay 4 reasonable price need an.
SWeT' jan left
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DY }. q. MCGUIRE a. CO., AuotIoneers.
ID GOVERNMENT SALE OF CANAL BOAT
On MONDAY, February 2 at ~ O'Clock M, we shAl n
sell the canal boat Isaac Motter, belonging to the
Washington aqueduct, and now lying nelr Easily s
wharf, Just west Of the Observatory.
Terms cash In Treasury notes,
By order OF WIN. r. HUTTON,
Chief Engineer.
JAS. L. MCGUIRE & CO,
jan sd AuctioneeTs.
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THE RAILWAY TrME-KEEPER

THE RAILWAY TME-KEEPERI
ESPECIALLY ADAPTED FOR ARMY sALEsi
Warranted 10 Run and Keep Excellent Time.
One Of the most taking novelties OF the day, and
should retail at prieeS from $40 to S5O each SOLD
ONLY ny the CASE, containing six Of assorted pat
terms Heavy silver plated, engine turned, per
case OF half dozen, $50. Electro-gilded, hne I'M
half dozen sJo sample cases Of half OF each kind
$50 TEEms CASH. WIN be sent BY express with
bill for collection on delivery.
Soldiers must remit CASH IN ADVANCE, as we
cannot collect from them. This is one Of the most
saleabe articles Of the times and just the thing for
those in the army Wishing to make money rapidly,
Order early. Address
HUBBARD BROS, Sole Importers,
Persse Building, Nassau street,
jan 2-imo New York.
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hides HIDES II HIDES III

WIN be sold At public auction, every wEDNEs-
DAY and SATURDAY, at II O'Clock 4. M. al the
wharf on Sixth street, Washington, D. C., ali the
Government Beef Hides on hand Al the time OF
sale.
Terms cash, In Treasury notes, to DO paid at the
moment Of sale,
GEORGE BELL,
jAnl6-lm Lieut. Col. and L. s., U. 5. A.
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NTANTBD.--Ladles and gentlemen to consult
w La Neisine, a descendant Of Astrologist TO
Napoleon the Great, on all afhiIs Of life, At All
Eleventh street. Diseases examined and cured In
few sittings. dec6
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ADJUSTMENTS.
Growers THEATRE,

ADJUSTMENTS.
GROvERS THEATRE,
.. FsHH'gIVnnto Avenue, nso, RRlard.' Hotel.
Leonard Grover ManaEs,
THIS EVENING, Jan. %.
INCREASING FURoREl
INCREASING FURoREll
INCREASING FURoRE
HUNDREDS TURNED AWAY NIGHTLY,
HUNDREDS TURNED AWAY NIGHTLY,
HUNDREDS TURNED AWAY NIGHTLY
Third Appearance
Of
The Celebrated Comedians,
Mr.. and Mrs. BARNEY WILLIAMS,
Hr. and Mrs. BARNEY WILLIAMS,
NJ and Mrs. BARNEY WILLIAMS.
KoPP1Tz CONDUCTS
TIE
GRAND ORCHES IRA.
This evening, hrst time Of
IRELAND AS 1T WAS.
Ragged Pat -. Mr.. Barney Williams
Judy oTrot Mrs. Barney Williams
To conclude with
IN AND OUT OF PLACE.
Mrs Barney Williams in Ave characters.
PRICES OF ADMISSION!
Private boxes, esj Dress Circle, 30 cts Orchestra
Chairs 10 ets.i Family Circle 25 cts; Coored Gal.
lery, Is otS.j Colored Psrterre, so cts
Seats may be secured from 10 o'clock a. m to S
o'clock y. N.
Secured Sests % cents extra.
Doors open at ~ o'elock' performance NIH
JAMS
MADE LIzzIE BELLS
AA SECOND
GRAND sOIREE
will be given at
TEMPERANCE HALL,
E trcef, betcecR With and Tenth arc,ts,
for tho benefit ola
HOME FOR THE ORPHANS OF VOLUNTEERS,
THURSDAY Evening, Jan. %, 1868.
MISS LINCOLN, and the
Far-fAmed PARTICLE FAMILY,
will assist
Miss ELIZA PARTICLE will preside at the Piano.
III Tickets to be procured at the principal Book
and Music stores, and at the door. Doors open 4
7 o'clock entertainment to commence at ~,
o'clock. Tickets % eentH. jan 2s-2t'
ODD Lows HALL.
-
THE OLD ORIGINAL
BELL'S MINSTRELS
and
BRASS BAND.
DIRECT FROM THE PALACE OF MUSIC,
ioTH STREET, New YORK CIIY,
NOW OPEN
AT ODE FE VS. HALL
EvERY EVENING UNTIL FURTHER HoTIcE,
IN THEIR UNEoUALLED
SO K Z Z s DE TIL IOPE.
For full particulars sec mammoth posters, pFO-
grammes, descriptive sheets, ke., 40.
Admission, 20 cents; Reserved seats, 80 cents.
jan 96-u FRANK EDWARDS
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CIRcLE INSTITUTE,
~ FOR YOUNG LADIES,
No. 81 STREET, NEAA THE CIRCLE.
TERMS, per Quarter OF ten weeks-from sB to
4I6, according to age and Advancement, English,
French, Music and all, included.
DR.. zAPPOHE will give Lectures, and otherWise
assist, whenever he can spare time from his medi.
cal profession.
90 MRS. A. zAPPoNE, Principal.
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EOR RENT AND sALE.-The Furniture Of
l. first-clAss Boarding House, with Fourteen
Rooms, in the very best OF neighborhoods, in the
Fourth ward, now having from fourteen to sixteen
boarders. satisfactory reason given for selling
For particulars, apply at the Agency once, 5u
Ninth street, near Pennsylvanla avenue.
dec 22-u N. II. MILLER.
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A GIRL WANTED-for general Homework, In
"A small, private family, l97 Ninth street, be.
Washer and Ironef. Must come well recommend
ed jan 20.
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OoKEl CoKHI
~ PRICE REDUCED
ONLY CENTS PER BUSHELl
Being much the cheapest fuel to he had In the
city, The Coke 10 Of q superior quality Now is
the time to purchase. Inquire at the ONCE Of the
Gas Light Company Ga Eleventh street.
Jan 2a-sOlm
THE PEOP ELS
OR ULATIN0 LIBRARY,
asa Seventh Street, near n.
jan lin
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WANTED.--At the New York Employment
w Agency ONCE, No. 5Ii Ninth street, near
Pennsylvania avenue, TWENTY-FIVE t26) White
and Coored GIRLS, with good references, as Cooks,
ChAmbermAidA, LaundresBes, Mattresses, NuTses,
and Seamstresses. Also, young COlored Men, 10
wait on tables In Private Families or Hotes. Also
wanted, houses Immediately, with or without fur
niture. Employers In want Of good help, will ind
II to their advantage to call.
may 7s-tf NJ n. MILLER
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COOP g q a0 rs " %
small family, and make herself generally useful.
To one who suits, an excellent home will be given,
Inquire at 347 street, between Ninth and Tenth
streets. jan 24-Iw
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"kNTBD--PCrson 10 engage In the Stencil
w business. Any one can make $40 10 also per
month
stencil material and Dies OF all sizes constantly
on hand.
Call at DAVIS n MILLIKEN's stencil works,
800 seventh street, between d and y; or address r.
y. Milliken, Washington, d. G. Jan l4-Im'
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.. F'HHsgIVnnto Avenue, rsa, RRlard,' Hotel.
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A large assortment Of
Pickles, Preserved MentG,
Fish, Soups, Sauces, sc, &c.
Pns Wines and Liquors,
Cigars and Tobacco
80 Pcnnsy ania avenue, opposite willard Ho-
tel, Washington, d. [. jana
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WANTS.

WANTEp, TO Lease or TO Buy, some AoTes Of
w LAND, high ground, near the city. Place
with buildings preferred Address "F W. this
office. jan 2s--2ts
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FOR SALE OR RENT.

EOR sALE.--The HOUSE and LOT, No. I29
II sixteenth street, next TO the corner Of II, La
Fay cite Square. Sire Of the lot Sc by 100 feet
Enquire on the premises. jan 26-St'
nwELLIEG-HOUSE FOR sALE-LOCATED
~ ON TEETli STREET, NEAR PESNsY LvAEIA AVE-
NUE.. Apply to JAS. Z. MCGUIRE h co,
Auct'rs and Com mission Merchants
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PoSr oTFICE DEPARIMEET,
Washington, January -, 1853
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at this De-
pArtment until and including the 20th day Of March,
1893, for furnishing for the use OF the Post Offices
Of the United States, for four years from the first
day of April next, MARKING AND RATING
STAMPS Of the following description, viz:
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~rt Kwf - veB o#faut
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41NDHM V"#- ,N1NW 8HI I" 1'1INI aN1I II
as1.9aea 81 sefa
stsl
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GENTS wAsTED,-s3 TO s5 PER DAY ACTUALLY
n made seIiios'nu: nsw,Sn 'Cisd Bil and L-u'f Pile
= vi Sssr norri Srd uest1 af<c ces .rntci b
M ~ ~ scr apd u.ed y D. aoltsrai. Fpv srnats
and ,esl, <ssDsss OF est ~ Nce W. VI Ydrt row, y
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A aExrs AnD BvhRYBepr wASrBD-ro SELL OUR
"A vreat slatsofbry Prize Packsta splendid prruiuus
gwen I, agents inmcnse prosis reas IN inc rlv
snd r,cstry send ior r circular containing uxe,
IA fot nation. tf&ssff !. q = HAsKINs 4 co.
No. IS Scekr1an street M "
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fuRNiTURE EXPRESS oFFfcr va
Is VI est Eleventh street. betwcvn Fifth and sxsh ave.
sIss, t part % the wrrid Covered war1rs for -
nyr.n.. r.. gIare 70 and ff0a Ihs s2aoyl. Furniture
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HELP WANTED-MALEs.

\. ogSrs I-THERg ARE SOW 1000 TROOPS IN AND
"A lronnd this city eaeh one of whom is our
celebrated Prize Stationery Packares msns OF
The soiiicrs wsuts nclufing Fine statonsry Writing
Materials. rich Jewery, Yankee Bottoms &C Ageus are
tlDto So Each agent wtth
splendid silver watch, English movements eerrec, time
keexrrs wanted ali through the coantry ,ai or
send for circulars containing estrs premium indrce
ments. T. q. RICHARDS co, i02 Ssssaa street Nrv
York original largest and oldest prize package house IN the
The New York herald., 1863-09-07

Hasn ersts astN tti1 ~
M Nms IHe lessNe Haf Na.F1l n
i t.es GeTa y Nscf ..rl r..i .ae9t s.aa
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HELP yvANTED-msLEs.

g.nn
A cOMPEgENF NAN AND MS WIFE ~ ~ Sygn, I'M
ish S0I d. TilsA, Fr n, OF sins.t h3n, may aPPs "
btand street, lhey see tue Eciite't"u.
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AT THE AGENTS STORE. 7is SEVENTH AVENUE
"a R.rc, large orhrr from California aud Nav Or
lssns 10 purchase Cat on wsArps Apparel Gar.
VIII be pad;--for sik D'ssa oi1 70 So C.ss SO
81. Ians ~ o. sso len ami Gallon Drrs~ss.
khsu Cloass Ar guarantee To ray the ff value foe
every article. Please call sddr-ss por, W p,s "
y. EOSESBFRG 17 seventh avenue. LAdrs attended, BY
hr Rosenberg where you Will DO dealt 9th ~ sass
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txpREssEs.

puFxHlws FURNITURE EXPRESS AND PACK
"A. Ins eeshi shen, i3wes, flcyenh street. t>ireen
Ft,t 81 gxf avenues H0useh1d frfu.fufe hoIrI ard
shlrpeg 10 a. Parts q ihe word Covered wssJns for
rcu.ovirs Furniture Of fAnilleA Furniture gored
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! 0rEAr psMAxp.-sse,os wonrH ov cAsr orr

A GREAT DEMAND.-tIVOb WORTH OF tArI OFF
"A Go Aing wanted, or Ne Dreams LaJi,s I'D f'n.
having the above sftsss w ds"sc q The rrsiEn
III To- % In. prsfs fFm e. 10 SIS
for s Dfcss~s Iron - 10 - icr CaAis frv u ~ fr
Pans. AGO Csfpst. furnl }. F-Ihr highest pIt rs
Ie,a Tor old G"ld. iv't Wat bs Diamond ae.s Hair
bLawt ,luns, Is Muss 81 instrussbs ease al
and Twenty hrst STREETS LAiss sueos.d BY Mr..
Aoha
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sHA,.LroYs.

rVHE CELErRATi u MESSENGERS STALLION NOR.
i MAN sire at PRIME iH "a ls~ OF " NOM aud other
iaSt Wii the fArin %. tAas ". DathSatc.
Fordhatu. the ensurg sssson
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sHIPPINo.

- sHIPPINo. .-.
s.a al Cora s ess boston anu Liver
Ma Aaaaa ON leaves Ss New New .ars 1sanes.y June
is s.s' sss s' YORK
srniiA caves .I New Ysr s'S wssass A. syI
SSnfSAApA Muir lsasa. sqs:sn W. wsdSssdn. u, ia
cs,.,.s, IRON sKw YORK TO LIVERPOOL ara, "a
Second cabin passa 70 50 %
RON 70 ron TO iIERrooL. .,.o
second sso," iasssse 90
sVs aSi pss fo n 0''''4
An An elnsrieneed surgeon ON board .,.,. for ana.
e.: s. q laSias The value
pressed are signed therefor.
For freight or p''1ss c cpgy e No Bowling Green
70 n. At
s nS Ssassap Company intend
S SrrA o. s. sALTIIoss saturday May 80
Y cn, - and every succeeding
sssS '5s% i sSl' ss
Do ' . hondon @ po e london
E. !: Eh:; ssS E. z s5: :%sss y .
Prom issrpSo sq or % cabin szs
those who wish send Tor n friends buy tickets
These have superior for pas.en
snniilsscrs EiperieSSsd surgeons are ssshsa
apply vs5R.s w1AN
d an9in .
s Sr w 1%e s S:d. r r.. 70 az
ssipiis % JOHN g. Dale III walnut Street. or q, The
JOHN q. DALE, Agent, Is Broadway. X.
THE STEAMSHIP x,sr,,x
wALrER PAroN CoaMArpER
..,oMh Do despatched
70 Saturday @ @
AND Al regular Intervals thereafter 80. ). "a.
FIRST cabin From 70 siS
back hs arsi and second
and children under
siserase. with superior acccmimo
An experienced surgeon on board.
'' -'f' CHARLES A. WHITNEY.
Al the oace, % Broadway.
ROWLAND p.., As. e sv1,s !,,,,.
" 5SR KEY ESek AND
co%eany dssps Si the oS~as rs.
.,nov 49, PROM NEW YORK
s sI1SH u%ea%p ssasyas syn Juno ~ x
and AVE. KED sIisrn M.aS wsdsy.S Suy
These have accommodations for
RATES OF PASSAGE TO QUEENSTOWN on LIVERPOOL: a. =.
Cabin ~
aass: sgnss..ox; iivlarooI
D;Yss ssss In sS.d p :: Z: s! .SS; e
" $500 ~ '' WILLIAMS GuIoS.
:. WFulson street
f0r freight ana '''s pcUSxsB ko Bowling Green
THE NORTH GERMAN LLoYDs STEAMSHIP HAxsA
Is =;
SATURDAY. JUNE 9. AT Il O'CLOCK NJ.
ppvvp~ VI. vSSnnu~uAwp~ov
LONDON HAvRE sotTHAMPToN AND BREMEN
following rates payable 10 gold saavssn'
az Tos the FIRST 's0n' sO'' second 0aon ~ vi '''as
Yor freight or pa4ase apply 70
--------- - : -. = - =
Tse fsSors nrt Sss. ana elegant ron ms steamship
v,n. N. a,,n s,s;.s mai s,I. Sro p,er n North
rver foot Of Futon sA s'F;s ys;I HXf 20 70
and takes passenger Tor ismbars London Hsvrs and
ss cabin 90 60; '''ss '""
For passage Apply 70 'ae ''
Ss& 6HAso !. s0As Isl sis.axss.s:1:
INK i =. !.
cond cabin apply board foot OF Beekman ttree or TO
= -
TAf5 sns aS TGoxPsos q ow n rom n s4
pool every week. Apply At rHoMrsoSs passage ouoe'
20 Pearl street:
pss NJ sol Vs sr M
NouaiIr. Capt s.mueis, sails sd o. For pa...ss,
loves, rates q from Liverpool apply TO p. r. DEhA-
". 800, 49,
EoR rvERpooL,-TAPscorr's LINE.
Ship GUY MANN ERIN0 sails. June
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REsTAURANTs.

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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-05-29
THE TUvr.


i FASHION PLEASURE GROUNDS.
FRIDAY MAY z. 3 r. N
Stake SUI le heat. thres in nve--harncsA
PLAY OK PAY.
~ woodrnE names CHI. Mime.
ID. Ia imam ram-- Roam Marc.
ID. Plfrr nam bay IA. fatcL.n Colt
The iva ocio bat James alp connects with tho
train sl Homer Point AT ~ T.. N.
heai- on Thirty fourth ,r 81 leave New York every
leu min ues.
JOSEPH CRocHrRoH. Manager
rRorTIs0
i FASHION PLEASURE GROUNDS
OR AT RAGE
koCkiNGHAM AND fILLiNGHAM.
MATCH tOK s2vi
Mile heats, b. a. IN p. ~ l.. rnras.
TUESDAY, JUNE 2 4 r ~.
MeLsnrhln uan's gr !. Rockingham.
" y: donee ma IS hr T. R"l eft W lnguam. -
The ioai hich es cs James s 20 ock connects with
the train which Hunters Point ~ ock y. NJ.
Boa on rhrsyioursh street ferry leave NV iors
minuteas
JOSEPH cRocuEgoN. Manager
rRoTrING.
i FAsHIsS PLEASURE GROUNDS.
Pacrn aud General Butler viii take place "Wednesday.
June
AT 5 O'CLOCK r. NJ
MATCH FOR s5.O1
Two miles and repent la harness
D. Tslman names br. George NJ, fachen.
The which Jsmes slip a. O'Clock connects
with the train which leaves Hunters Point at ~ O'Clock
PM.
Boats the Thir,yfour,h ferry leave New York
every Ten minutes.
JOSEPH cRooHERoN. MANAGER