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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-11-13
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VT uNVVlIEltN ~OFNsEmuNNs: UetTHeflttl9eaes
Ie0iGnft bon Baltimore.
~ RD. 4SUattRr., eeseudber ptm @un-Gebaube.
Sn Setradt Der ertplsret6en Gbdtieteti bes Damp Eeuer.
OepartementS Releu MFR pom beute an gum ~biltgeren prstSe
meme Qolteen aus unb erneuern aud Die alien 8u ben btuta.
ten Ntaten. Vile Dt~eienteen, wel&e 56uier. WlDbel sSsr
lISntt8e Wertbsessntdnte lie Elm Oher fteben Sabre Su Der.
f1ern pGn16en, perOen btermtt etneelaben, F6 bic QtRe
Ralerer beraboeIeeten grdmten %anjueben.
&Ge 0erIHle perbeu pt ttsbtr prompt unb liberal aus
beSablt. Spbn 6. RUOre, praf.
9Bm. Y, Sad gtodb aDalter, Branci8 Burns,
Mae1 9atne, &i9arb 6. WCipn, Snnss gUuna,
SameS& Wbeeten, Sdnes u. Bruce, 6taueis ". WItHe,
SdmeS @ettpa GGmIel &tE sSdmes 3. @eCrae,
Saaeafer Dub, SasUb &ruf, Or. :. q. q. StnBt.
5G ra Spbn DWtebRrt, Setr,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-10-20
later FROM hJtROPE,

The steamship H;bevnian> from liverpool
=, the 9Th. and Londonderry On the 9Th, has
passed Cape Race.
The Rev. Mr.. E}eechov has loen addressing
;. ,nhc meeting at (taesow> u: IN American
,,.sr which. hos called on criticism from The
i1cn2o, Times
Y,te n,;rnn sales u the week we're $4,000
J. h.. but Irregular, with q decline Of 3":t;
:,realStr5~. @eoa:Iv; wheat tirmeF; prov'~1s'''s>
S:2a1y,
Tbo directors Of tie t'reat Et@stcrn Ship
,,,n,r.,nv have taken formal proceedings IN
;5ankrurtcy, e wind NJ the company, II ordeI,
=, stnr various actions end insure RID equal
III S;ogland was startled by an earthquake early
70 +he rnorning Of the Ssh instant. 1t was telt
:, III direofionS No damage was done.
,Tbe two sece sion associations at Manchester
Rove amaIcamatod into one under the title OF
stSonthe~n In.lopendence Association, the
v,,o;n object being co procure the recognition
~ r,;'t the South Lord WharnclifSe is the preSL
T NE course adopted by the Archduke Maxi
,,,;l;an rpIat;ve TO Mexico disapponts the Ion
S3or, snecuIators in Mexican securities. a con-
s;}arahlg decline has taken place.
Il IS reported that Spain ls among the
Powers resolved to recognise the ne" mexican
Empire ,o5
r j. roported that Prince Cautiously was
taking formal steps on the part OF the ToIlsh
Nntional Government TO secure the recog''aesoh
of the Poles ~ bell gerents.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-10-20
CALIFORNIA.

rrro,n the Nevada Daily Standard
The vote at the recent election shows that
California is being rapidly depleted OF her
Donulation. There is little doubt that the
vote was full one, as it followed an exciting
campaign, II. which both parties exerted chem
selves 70 their utmost 70 bring out their party
strength. The cities and towns throughout
Yhe s ate, with the exception Of San Francisco,
show the effects Of the depletion. They are
barren, dull, and declining. Busi ness houses
NAV be seen on every hand with closed doors.
proDerty has declined at q fearful rate and
NAV be bought almost for song. The causes
a. this depletion are numerous. Ihe most
novelf,1l one is the discovery OF rich and e&,
rensive mines Of silver and gold outside OF The
limits of the State. There has Tor the past
tvo wears been perfect exodus TO Nevada
Territory from ali parts Of California Proba-
blv not less than $4,000 people are now resi-
dents Of this Territory who came, here from
a'aI;fornia. The discovery of rich mines IN
Idaho Territory has attracted thousands 20 cnac
1ocal;1v The Colorado mines, now coming
;nto notor;ety are taking Of hundreds, and
will IL all probability, carry away thousands
II aoother wear. In addition To this, many
hava gone 80 Mexico, and engaged IN aiming
Thnro Several thousand soldiers have also
hoen taken from the State Taking all toge-
1her. i probably would not be extraVagaht 70
zav that the last two years does not 1a!l stloE0
at 6fty thousand souls. 1t IS true enat ttaeLe
S,as haan a continual stream Of immigration 90
shat State from the East but the amount ~
Immigration is probably not one-Ghlra as III ae's
a. the emigration. Hence the aeellne .: sno
cities and towns, and the duI's'ess v 'SAoA' -
parent throughout the state
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-10-20
By j. &. Mcclure s. Co.. Awoe;

| (sHANCEKY SALE OF VERY WITTY WITTY
~ BILE ESIATE.-By virtue Of 49, - Le
Chancery, in cause No. 1927, Middlnt1ovnl ss
wife VS.. Berry, the undersigned Trnsrrae al.
TUESDAY, the 20Ch day Of October 1ss9' %
L o clock NJ, viii sell 1T public auction - i
Auction Ware rooms ot j. G, NcGuire s: o.
corner Of Tenth and D streets, in the c;t, w.
Washington, the Ia &c and valuable ,rac s
land called Bellevue belonging 70 the So.
Of the late Washing tOn Berry The land a.
or the Potomac, and II: the District Of Cn,nr'
biz, opposite Aexun0ria and about five n G1'
from Washington, on the piscataway road .SS
Joins Lower Giosboro', and consists Of > f e..
variety Of meadow, wood, garden. and farroins
lands, a part Of which is ii "a high state 4;
cultivation
The Trustees have had The land subdjvia.3
into six convenient lots for farming and oar.
dening purposes as follows:
Lot 4, 20 acres, rood, II perches; Lot
IT acres, perches; and Lot c, IS acres. rood
70 perches, are on the east side Of the Marlboro
road, and extend back TO Oxen Branch.
Lot Z, 81 acres, 8 rood<, 9 perches, is on the
south side Of sa d road, opposite Lot G, and nd.
Joining the farm Of Fenwick Young, esq.
Lot q, Y acres, roods perches, adjon;
Lot C and Mr.. Youngs lands and extends TO
the Potomac river, is IN a high state Of cultrs
ton, and contsins q good dwelling and ou!
houses.
Lot F, 81 acres, q perches adioins Lot G
al, lies between Fort Greble and the river
Lots Z, F, and &, on the river side, are par.
ticularly valuable, and Lots T and G., on the
river have good fisheries for shad and herring
This sale presents the most favorable oporu'
nifty offered IN many years 10 persons desiring
country places or market gardens, especially q;
the terms are unusually liberal, liz: One-Ghh
in cash, and the residue in five equal nsta]ments,
ut one two, three, four and five years respect;
lively from the day Of sale, with seml-SnnuaI
Interest. for which the purchase Will gV'
their notes, w tn good and sufficient endorseFs,
to beapproved By the Trustees. Conveyances
1t purchas ers cost.
( elaborate plat Of the estate with It's sub
divisions, can be seen st J. +. Mcclure & Co.'S
~ RICHARD Il. CLARKE, Trustees.
1a THOMAS W. BERRY,
JAS. C MAGUIRE s CO., Auctl0nesFs
Washington, sep z9-ts --------
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-10-20

riding over some rs miles Of Sumter district
recently. we rnissca the wide extended tloiuS o.
cotton anon which we were accustomed to look
j., former wears: and in lieu thereof We sa"
on every land fields Of corn, potatoes and SD
on, zane. With an occasional patch q cotton.
The gin and the screw idle I'nt Ne wa CONS
4r,. H:.<z }1:j,!g up the caneand TIE mills busy
IN erg;rc,s;g the luce, and the Dolier soe1i!hs
viii The toa1nins syrup. verify, tho N'ns
has laid aside his seeptre Eor Wh.o AM CeIes
and her sweet COMPANIONS hold then a2hghr-
ii; sway,
Yesterday morning, q party Of six men, De-
longing 10 B lkec's cavalry, companies ana
G, met in house belonging to Chas' Curtin
IN WASHINGTON, where some OF the party haa
q quarrel, one accusing another OF stealing -
They divided into two parties and hight enSn-
81, Pistols were drawn, and the men OF company
c shot two men OF company &. has Sullivan
was shot through the abdomen, and the
wound is pronounced mortal John Connor5
was shot through the hip.
The y. S. steamer Bermuda reports the
CAPTURE. on the u Of October, six miles from
Nlatagorda, Texas, Of the English schooner
Forrie. She was loaded with medicines,
wines, saddles, and assorted cargo.
4 notorious guerrilla, Jim Keller, who kill
ed Captain WiIeu1an ana others, WAS captured
near Sharpsbury, Ky, yesterday, With SIX
Others. They were taken to Mount Sterling,
where man named Watkins, formerly OF the
9Th Kentucky cavalry, shot and mortally
I 4
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-10-20

WYE KEEP constantly on hand Ut inc aI J;'h
w stand, large and varied STOCK 20 ;4;sa
constant additions are being snsd de, consisting
Of
Hardware in every variety.
Pocket and Table Cutlery. ,..
Razors, Scissors and Shears, all gualiFeS'
Mechanics and Garden Tools.
Housekeeping and variety Gooos,
Roofing cit and Roofing Cement.
Window Sash, with and without uisss,
Fancy Soaps, Note Paper and hnVe!oP0s'
LIQUID Glue and Mucilage
Fine quality Segars and Chewing looa . CO.
Tin ware, in 1eat variety, with otae L;S H,' viii
not necessary to enumerate, AL OF "siS WHY c.sE
be sold at a small advance for CASH s''D ~>0
only.
4 GENCY FOR SHERMAN rs CLol lhnye
Il WRINGERS. The merits OF we ,,.~ ~I rit
MACHINE have been tested % our ?T', ,bare
zcns, and is one Of the things about WHICH,
is no humbug. 1xv.or T. Cos
SEWING MACHINES, new and IT, ~ sra)iv
der an1 will be sold at q bargain ne 4n ~%ads
Of the MACHINE il too we'll known W l'''
pua If you want bargains call a I, z 81 HT0N
oct l0--lm JOHN L. CsS1o I~---~~-'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-10-20
HARD WARE UTLERy

VvOUsEKEEPERs GOODS, CLOTHES
IL WRINGERS, SEWING MACHlNho,
&C, AT No s. KING STREET CORNER %
Royal STREET, ALEXANDRIA, VIRGINIA
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-10-20

Scientific men in this country Will learn WE"
regret Of the resignation Of tWo Of the abesb
astronomers, Dr. Brunow, for many years "
rector Of the Observatory tam Arbor, Mich
igan, and Dr.. Peters, since 1858 Director OF
1he Observatory at Hamilton College, New
X0rs,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-10-20
GRAND OPENING or

GRAND OPENING or rws;
CIlOAKS AND 30 ~ .rn;ng
T WILL be ready by next Monaay, a l"J 1arges.
i October 5*h, TO exhibit one o. '''0
'N''"S u ClOAKs AND BONNETs, :. NJ
that ever was brought to this city Oe' tn;rs
o'''' @'l0 '0' S'' HENRY SCH W Az tz.st
oct A-tf l32 aLu i34 A'"s
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Linda Stewart NYork brgs Petrol fBr, do. Rn.b poane
Jones, Baltimore - N~'.'' ~ A>AAs"s Ds'1s'

Linda Stewart WORK brss Petrol tBr, do, Elisha Dsane
sdn sar aarsa iA ship tiondoa B) Kelley Lon
from the Sss bark E%is.ns from Ne.
sas r Ss ssD'
Ssrss Sao,,as E.aSs,n tr Molan, Rowland
eSas' ws,sns,n; coqus Br late AmsrcsnS Hodsdou.
w. john :sS f o9s
hath March siS ID ylnd N. \ ssiss Goause ler,a
JS.ea Esa A schrs Roanoke Pau
CD 81 Pai. ssy s.''' WORK
scnr crocker Pierce. Baltimore Sid i7th Hunter,
VA FALL RIVER. March ls-sld sloop H Borden, collins
Ssa SCI: :sSs: k %as J gs:s;dn
E Ee!sia rourres, Ezabshpor; Lady Adams iadwin,
ekkoucEsTER March s-Arr .ehr. Nile Ellis, Portland
cr s Yors 0s tsse
Fitzgerald, Rockland for do 18th. Ann Eliza Krabe New
,shmArr sohrs Calais Packet Hatch Philadelphia
River ''%T ss, iGnk
i fop e do sGs crsnd Saxon
NYor aaSo coo%Ss for PSaaspsis jos
Fish Shaw wiWing,on. Del, for Portsmouth; LeoAda,
Hs,s a,l s., e. port brig Charlie. ner
EYMEsT. March sPat IN. bark n Boyn,on, Mitchell.
'sH Esass Il sss1s .Ar. Lois e.y and
NV sS k S ofg Dssa srGms Ms s.
yasLam fsr NYors. sld ship william Thompsoai scAr
ish,r sshr iiEnry Gibbs Snow, Mattapoisctt for New
4d iaa .asa SID s,a as,as u., c.u wa 49,,
the sS to Soash. by New YORK
SUNNI n s ss ssa PHILADELPHIA Angler Dea'e SS'1
Also sid 18Th hrs Grace Girdler, Clark, Philadelphia
NAkRXGANsETT III, March ls-sld from Dutch Island
barber sci rs John rarnam Hall and Charles stkney
NEYPQRT, March is-s!a brig Cyclone; achrs Unou
IN Ike %ns
E ses pS as for
A.s arr s:s .shgs 4rsa. crOwsy Somerset for Nyor.
srsH FOR o Ter
Rssas1i x ss 's s s a1su John
NEW HAVEN, March is9sid bark Evening Star, Mans
g.4 sa x2 ss.y
Ter and Isaac Merritt Hughson; sloops onn Perry Grid
s;ss : e:
sna Gs
EEw Mss E;.
l9h-sld schrs Heroine, Champlin; H Hudson. Avery,
a9a s.s Chan Gss. saunders 10. r uo
sT5 sax. March sss .s fss
ten .ed, Miller Havana; sshrs Susan II Gibson. Bartlett
Avenue Kelly, NYcrs; I'M. crosby EnspoTI Beoy.An
a ?,s 9 C sar o
gale. Nickerson, Portland Danl Webster Perry Norwich
lowering, Corson. Boston.
PORTLAND, March iS-Cid schrsC Horton OBJ, Kee
man. Mayasuez; Mariel, TarboS Baltm REL Fannie Mitch
ell, johnson, NYork.
i9th-Arr triss s Hassel, Matnnzas: A Rowel, Bovd
Cardenas Cid bark Mana Bener Cork tor orders: brig
Stella Good Larrabee Daley Cardenas schr Eek
change. Soule New York Sid brgs polledc, Stella ant
othara
70 iTsMOuTH, March l9-Cld schr Mary Ella Tapey
Georgetown.
PROVIDENCE, March 2O-Arr steamer Falcon, Jones
Work schrs NJ Bets Endicott, BALTIMORE Artist, Ho
bart NYork. Sid schr II Hobart, Robinson NYork.
SALEM. March lS-Sd schr Leoeadia, Small, New York
via Gloucester
I9ihArr Bremen French Belfast for Fortress Mon
SOMERSET. March l9-Sd schr Argus Crowley, NYork.
Passed down 18th, schr Croker Presrey from Taun
ton for New York.
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DRY GOODS.
A 7 KINZEYs

A A'S1 aitnrn AVENUE CHEAP STORE.
OPENING SPRING GOODS
hHssSRasfs aSSS sSSSa FssooDs
k ks ls xsiiss ssaf 81
Lot Of DspSs sssa; Ssgss !s!Es
so" gents b se,s H0''m'' ls' to &c. GENTS
s T. y lss ill., iss HANDkEhShfrs
SHEEN L ISKSGa Ike lis xi ia Isl f sIs e.
xH+Ir LIYE II. %, I'c 1I 1851 ssa
ERs5AR EAsh stsR &c. MN s!S s
,SS is Sais fasS ssH
Auction Auction lS Ss Of Of s sn. hanSsa,s
Fine lot Of Gents, al Linen: SIC.
NEW d SSRsl Hssf II Sos HSFEr DAY
pairs sss. T 1on , mS a.s ss &c. %
BsT. sds: TSpss. se Rs.. TO-,
2SS pairs mi,s..' cotton Hoss si. &C. isc isc %,
loco sen'e% SioyE Eop ps ,f%f s sS9T:e
100 pairs ane Lisle Gloves 10, l2c. lsc.
'S' n.S ALE: ' ssSoi GoroSs
10, p Of good i Sewing spool Co,,on. ie
Lot Of good Sewing Cottons spools, &c.
Excellent 200 yards Spool Cottons So
Best Crochet Spool CottOns pink and white, ~.
Si. Ss.Is s1osss ssa SR o.
McNaughts &C.
BEST SEWING LARGE LOT
SILKS ON SPOOLS, GENUINE
ALL C0LORS OLD BROWN
SPOOLS Sc WINDSOR SOAP,
BEST SkEIN SCENTS,
SEWING SILKS, 10000 DOZENS
4SKEINS Sc. FINE PEARL
Spools Machine Twist, l0c SHIRT Blu TTON6.
Worsed Skirt Braids Sc &C.. &C., &C., per dozen.
5000 bundles English Hairpips, &C. per bundle
SO papers best black Pins &c.
Very best Needles yet selling 1t &c. paper
A0G pieces White Linen Tapes ic. &C.
1tU0 skeins white French Working Cotton, lc
Finest Agate Buttons u dozen on cards. &c.
WITH FULL ASSORTMENT OF TRIMMINGS, But.
TONS, COMBS BRUSHES, PORT
MONNAIE6, &C., &c.
WIN KINZEY'S. Nos III and 2c3 Eighth avenue,
Between Twenty-Arst and Twenty second streets.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-03-22
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.


Colaas-CA1AsAS On Wednesday evening, March 4,
nv the Rev James Milett Mr.. SAMUEL g. Consx Miss
ssRAa r. CALLAHAN, all Of this city. The ceremony
perormed at the residence OF the officiating Clergyman
AZ Bond street..
(oyNES-MATTnEws.- Philadelphia, Thursday,
March 49, by the Rev. T. he Witt Talmage Lieutenant j.
N Gown u s. A. 10 Miss SAIIE J. MATTHEWS, youngest
daughter or late Or. C. b. Matthew'S of PHILADELPHIA
HookEY-HAwTHoRN.-o Thursday February %, by
the Rev. Or. Burchsrd HENRY NJ. HOCKEY TO MARY E.,
eldest daughter OF the late William Hawthorn, Esq, Of
lhis city
sAyRf-HorFIsa.-0n Friday, March 20, by Rev. Ste
phen Tying, Jr, Mr. THos +, SAyRE, OF Columbia, Morris
county N. j. TO ELLEN, daughter Of 8. L. Hopping.
Eorr,sown papers please copy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-03-22

nEPUTY QUARTERNAsTER GENERALS OFPICE.
IL Philadelphia, Feb. Q, 1868
Vessels wanted Immediately carry coal 70 the following
10rtugaa
Mey West Fla
FORTRESS Monroe, Va
Alexandria, Va
Newbern, n q.
Port Royal, g. G.
4. BOYD,
CAPTAIN and Assistant Quartermaster.
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Conventions q Legal Tender Notes.

PHlADkkFHIA, Nh On I'd fooo
Jay Cooke the subscription agent, announces the con
vor,ons Of legal tenders into Ave twenty United States
,,sn ,odavNev York 1855 600 Philadelphia, $3.50 600
Boston $50 600 CINCINNATI sos 600 Baltimore SIS 600
Cleveland $40 900 Ptsburg, $4,000; TOTAL $Iso 900
nc amount of sales for the week ending Saturday March
n, was 81, 500 900.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-03-22
MADAME r. DE wAlIBRL,


FURNITURE COVERINGS
AT COST
WIDE FRENCH BROclATELs
At 50 per yard.
COTELLINEs, sATINs AMI BROCADEs
At old prieesf
ALSO, A FULL LINZ or
HAIR0LoTHs. ALL WIDTHS;
WOOL AND UNION REPS,
PEKIN AND TERRY CLOTHS.
woRsTED DAMAsKs and HASTINGS.
al. EyERY srYLE OF
VPHoLs1ERY GOODS,
-. A correspondingly low figures.
-. SOLOMON " HART,
No $50 Broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-03-22

pOp YrucAv
CIRCULAR
LoyAL LEAGUE
UNION CITIZENS.
The organization OF THE LEAGUE was commenced al
thu meeting q March a. Cooper institute and completed
ton of the following oncerr:-
LIEUT. GENERAL WINFIELD scorr, VISA.
s5Ssak Sr s25k5Es ALHH cST1FHpSAn1
sSss; i&SsSS. }Ssss
NEHEMIAH KNIGHT. i Nos q and IS Park place.
c,.,,,. ooo,s EXECUTIVE eo.1sr . s,,.,,
aS Ss'ss r Ss,:, %ie %.S:%ss
Vim 9. Lambert, Richard b Lathrop.
ssr.hsi i o so,er,. f E.sa Mss " Jerome.
George Cabot Ward, James W. Bses%As.
PROSPER n wSEsrxoRE
The objects Of the League are to disseminate sentiments
IN e. Se eU
lion TO the unwAvcring support Of these principles Il Is
These ects have already been successfully promoted at
cono%pa,ca he same ssod 0'G se
s' IN osss
cities and States. Your contribution In aid
proposed V respectfully solicited and may be enclosed
wait upon loyal sirsns o nvii. heir coorsraton IN
e Of G sn s e.. %
No person l. authorized to invite or receive s"nirS@,on.
70 the League save the one who bears credentials
The League specially restrained In its articles Of a,-o
''" SosEk Il scUsD S,.'s
Chairman Of Executive Committee.
HsHSnAH kScHr, Treasurer mos 50 IS Park place
NoPPkRnEAps. ATTENTION -THE CopPERuEAD
~ or Badge o. Liberty now reoiy" Copprrlcadn Is ~
grand Old emblem Of Iiber,y-,Se coppcrhsas Nailed.
post paid on receipt Of v cents or $40 per hundred by
once 70 The manufacturers, BROMLEY CO.. boz s,sss
Co are allowed to refer TO tho editor. OF tho New
YORK Caucasian All city orders should be LEFT with r. j.
COZANs, Wholesale agent ~ Nassau street. they
S nsn b q. G H. d'''' to city customers on "Wednesday
r OVAL LEAGUE or UNION CITIZENS, NO 80 PINE /,
IL street New YORK, March 49, 1854
Cooper institute the evening Of the 9Th inst, and
Academy Of Muse the evening OF the instant
win I've supplied 70 the members soon as possible
with ws0 t a's s Do a s please to
BY order OF the Executive COMMITTEE ,,,,nx c,.,..
P ~ wrrxoRx Secretary
NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC REPUBLICAN GENERAL
mite. vii, b. held al mozart Hall nes, Tsesay eV.Dns
clock pnpcas si,enasncs requested As business
o. importance wiz 'SaF SsITSscyirIIL1ps S Chairman
i }Ss,,, * H F,ysr secr''arie.
ypuE rwESry.sEcoyD WARD LOYAL LrAGrI
viii ne publicly tnangurated Monday evening Narrb-A
At "a, osIo,k The Brcsdwav AMI FORTY seventh street
ton David K Garter o. Ohio, and Thoa, Jones' Jr viii
sadres hs mesn ~ A. " ars oos county attend
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THE rwESTy.sECoND WARD LOYAL LEAGUE
w,n re unlikely inaugurated Monday evening NaIrb a
At "a, osIo,k The Brosdwav amt FORTY seventh street
Hail Hon james wadsworth, Hon. Rnfus " Ani,.ws
lion David r. Carter 81 Ohio md Thomas Jones' Jr will
address tho meeting Let All who love their country attend
Mai, rs~svsd FOR iadee By order or the Corr n,ttee
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+ In ROBES Andlby tie YARD,
LATEST PARIS NOVELTIES
JUST RECEIVED
A. r. STEWART CO.,
Broadway and Tenth street
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SPORTING.

hog wANrED.-wAHTED. A spTrZ poo. ABoUF
~ eight months old Address stating price And where
the dog can be seen, !. L. =, lfonld Office
E,RANcIs BUTLER, NO. PECK Sill, HAS ALL
the eloice breeds OF Dogs for sale ana soct bu'trs
lnailbe Mango Cure aud Flea Esternnaos d. 30 coats
Buffers new work 81. Dogs boarded, trained, &c hedi-
zines for all Diseases
ANN = ,IrA ZINE YACHT rIIoT BOAT coPPERED
ans eopr~r fastened A. tons Register Can be ~
pier g East river loot OF Janesshr Apply ~, James
sip
IanR sAIE-aS IMPORTED WELL BROKEN LIVER
eocr.d Pointr Dos. Arpn Az ,he grocery corner Of
fscuooxER YACHT. ~FoRsALE THE NEW SUPERIOR
ana fas saIin keel Schooner Va h Gipsy Of les
r,,hen This vessel built 81 the best materials In the
bss has lately been adapted for fose puf
poses by being hed Win o.yaik and sgea With s1usre
Bowling ~ cen. New York
xrt.xrrp-A PINE SECOND HAND DOUBLE BAa
w tei Duck ing Gun lauinated steel barrels, sire 81
nsyr.is stout No. bore, " inches long BE- pooi
order anil not much sod Addrcs. n'et isn. bod I1[
Herald onsA
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DRY GOODa.

HORSErS AND SKIRTS-MRS Eh0ER HAS THE
~ lar and cheapest the purchased before
the great advan~c which ngY under the reg lar
psices Skirts Of the quality aud Newest Shapes and
made TO order nrely aped IS ens Also Misses
WassA SsiIts, Pads Steels, Lacings %e B-EdginRs,
Laces and Trimmings ladies' unde1 xarmens No $50
Broadway, near Nineteenth street.
NLOAKS. NANTILLAs PARAsOLk DRESSES &C.,
" marked FOR braiding Inals C0atIof Arms &C. beau.
ufuy embroidered Designs all Kinds oil Needew
AIDE 70 order the fer
cheap. Mme K. PkTEkSCHEN, abs Fourth street.
nRES6MAKING.
~ MADAME r. DE wAhBRL.
Couiure de Parid
No. 81 BLEEcKER STREET NEW YORK,
Begs to inform the ladies OF New York she
her grand opening Thu tsday March 49, 1862
o. the above named place. where shs respectfully invites
them 70 give her vsI
N R-Prench, English, Spanish aaf German spoken.
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NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC REPUBLICAN GENERAL
IN ConmiiieeA Special Meeting Of the General Com.
mtee will be hold Mozart Hail. nett Tresay evening
Al clock punc,usi sendancs requested. business
OF i'm portance will be transacted.
" n y. FAIRClIILD, Chairman
JOHN Y pEvELlS Vice Chairman
yonNK H.cyrr' ,secrstar'cs
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GER HAS THE
!, purchased before
under the req lar
Iewest shapes. ana
tents. Also Misses
! N. B.-EdginRs,
garments. No. @
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eecrnitsl Recrultsl! neadquartrrs corner OF Broad
and Thirteenth os.sect Qbson's Buildings. All young
OF joining first class regiment onccred ny
Of percn and under command OF Col David Webb
wonld do well to join the Horao Seymour Cavalry.
campcd New Dorp Staten Island. Every inducemcnt
offered for rccruts y
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r OVAL LEAGUE or UNION CITIZENS NO. 80 PINE
IL street New YORK, March 49, 1854

Those members OF the League who present at tho
Cooper institute the evening Of the 9Th inst,
Academy Of Muse the evening OF the 18th instant
auested call and tho this Office
will I've supplied 10 the members possible
Those who unable to call win please send their
names with the address. without DELAY
BY order OF the Executive Committee.
wv McCuRDy, Chairman.
~ wyrwoRs Secretary
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INDIA sHAWLs IN VERY DESIRABLE STYLES, =
J. Repairs attended to, &c. j. RUSSELL. % Wooster
street third door below Amy.
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ILOvES, GLOVES, GLOyES.-PARIS KIDS AT 16c
" ST. 40 dozen, black white light and dark; also
large stock ladies' and misses Hosiery and unde
the best makes equally prices. ~ Alex
andre FrefoGssc Jouvan Co.'S celebrated Gloves at
ELGERS, $50 and So Broadway, Nineteenth street.
eas aide
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| Attest HIGH FASHION IN PARIS.
LEGRAIN viii open Tomorrow Monday tho 2Sd Of March,
the beautiful assortment Of FOULARD SILKS for
dresses that have been manufactured for Desc Paris
We ladies' that they have such
good quality Of FOulad In United States perhaps
st the extravagant dressmakrrs' before the
LEGRAIN. To Broadway,
Corner of Wayerly place, near New York Hotel.