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CAPITAL, SRl,oOO,OOO.
100000 SHARES. PAR VALUE, $500.

100000 SHARES. PAR VALUE, $500.
The Walnut Bend regon has the character of being
class OIL territory, and is Justly termed "Thc oil BASIN"
mafkabe fact conuected with the locality is that
veil has over been bored that did yield on. Upper
Walnut Island In the very heart OF The on Basic II is
about two miles from Oh Creek and less distance from
Cherry Kun. Prom its natural position, 1t affords working
facilities which bat few farms Of land river
possess II contains about twenty aores aud Is half
mile in length thus giving mile river frOLt At
the lower end OF the island tho west side OF the yec
tho celebrated Lamb" weLs the east VI the
river the less noted" star wolR tho upper end of
the island tho west side Of the river tho" Warren
Bros" wells and short distance aSovo the Horton
we'll the east side OF the river directly opposite, B the
Bruney" propsrty, admitted by practical to bU
Of the best locations the river. There bo quos
tUn, therefore, IN rogsrd TO It's berg nrs-c'ass Oh
territory. Another great advantage n has Is it, natural
position, which separates it from all other properties
Many good wells have ceased to yield OIL by being tapped
~ parties boring In the adjoining lot could not
happen tho Island Another advantage Is easy aceess
10 tho island. Shipments of on be made without
trouble, and the price paid the river for on about
dollar per barrel more than is paid on the creek.
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SALE OF CONDEllNND CLOTHINo.

GALE OF CONDElINED CLOTHING
~ Camp and Garrison E'Fuipsge Tent Cuttings, 40.
CutkV QVAs rEnuAsTER's OFFiCB, }
iDErOT or WAsHGSorON,
WASHEeTOS u. g., November 25, 1884
VIII be sold AZ public q lction, at Government Ware
house Nc ., on ScWntee nth, between n and streets,
nOrthl Washington city, h. c. on THURSDAY, De-
eember 70, l6t, under III direction OF Captain n. O.
THOMAS y g. X, u. 5. , lot cf condemned eothinG
&C consisting off,
Infantry and Cavalry Coz IT, Trowsern Shrts. Drawers
Felt Hats, TIumuct3, Bu gs, Metallic Scales. DrumH
Flags, Tents, Books, ,Mcsi Pans, Camp Kettles Spades
shoVes Axes, Haches, lavosGckS, CEntUenS Old Iron
Brass, hope, &c.
IkLSO,
About 100 tons Cg Teat nunss.
sG.3tO commences At 10 90. .Clnck a. NJ.
Teas Cash, IN 1OvcrT meut funds.
Succa55fI btcsrs uAui thelr purchases on or
before December ~.
u. ~. RUCEER,
Brlsadlar. C GobI -al and Chlcf ouartCrmaster,
A-a-l0t peoCt OF Washington.
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DEVELOPMENTS Made and In PrOgress.

This Company was organized with the intention Of
obtaining TIE gest possible for the stockholders
To accomplish this oh cct the Company sinking hroo
Wc their account. one Of them is yioJlAg at the
rae OF nny baueh per day; another is down 55 oe the
third has beon sunk 10 the rst rock with very good
show OF Oil.
In addition 10 tho above, there seven wells being
sunk by responsible parties, who pay all expenses, and
give to this Company one-haf OF ell tho Oil produced. One
of these parties Is making arrangement. ior boring
Eve more wells, and expects 20 have them all completed
during the four months This development will give
teen wells, Of which the Company viii have all tho Oh
rom three and the halle ,he Oil fom twelve. over any
wells bored without interfering with each othor.
Tho entire Island with oysloPed practicable
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HArETtBfEt.
November -, laji.S
III Isl

80 WHEREAS, THE ACDIrOR-G GENE
- rN as rCqgrcl by the ll'h section Of the act
ulsd AN act Enabling the BAnIS Of tEis Commonwealth
" be1ol AsaOCiauEA ior the fFosC OF Banking andor
The Of the United S.asl passed The Z2d dag Of
August, A. ID, 1854, has Ger lhed 70 me that TIE
"CrTH BANK OF PulLADELpHtA'
has furnished satisfactory evidence him that all the
reuuhOens OF said acl nave been compiled Win by the
said bank that 10 mas become association tor the
puTpOte OF BanGizg, under the laws OF the United
States
DO therefore eAuse this notioo there0fto Be bubshed
accordance WITH he provisions Of the said Ilth section
oC the aCt do de- k4t tho Charter Of said
Bank By the terms OF EEd act deemed sd taken T. be
hGroupon dCTod sl5so y the provisions u ne nrSt
sCeglnR said aot- . .
Governdr OF FsnnsylYahs.
RNEoUrIvE CuANHHA,
EAERIgHuEGt -.
5ath November ,lH34. } II W-5W
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
FslDAr. March ls-sP. I

FRiDAr. March le-ePM.
fhs stock mArksl was strong end bnoyaas thb morn
sg and every leading share tho ss took rtss with
the exception d Harlem and Pacific Nail Compared with
che sales o the arst board Thursday New York Cen
trsi advanced AZ. Erie Railroad Erie preferred X,
Hudson River o. Reading AZ, Michigan Central l, Michi
gan southern, which was the feature OF the day. 5 l
nos Central 2, Cleveland and Ptsburg u. Gaiena and
Chicago N, Chicago and Rock Island a. Milwaukee end
Prairie du chen 1, Ptttsburg and Fort wayns3 Alton
aud Terre Haute L. Chicago and Northwestern IA Cum
bcrlsnd Coal Canton Company eH Quicksilver Mining
~, aud Mariposa :. Harlem declined pcr cent and
Pacific Mail ~
The market continued strong 10 the afternoon and the
closing quotations wore toiows-New York Central
l3ex " Erie 1861 Erie preferred 100, Harlem las Read
ing 1.2H Michigan Southern I2s Michigan Central isS'
Cleveland and Psbarg l24, Chicago aud Rock Island
is5k Cleveland and Toledo ll6H, Chicago and North
western 63-. Alton and Terre Hantc 50, Hudson River
Is7x ipois Contra, 1881. Pitssburg aud Fort Wayne
49, and Canton Company e64
The following table compares the quotations Tor the
heading railroad shares the rsL meeting OF the Board
o. Brokers toiay with the prices obssned on Friday of
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sr,r wsrson FoSns.,Liverps. % =. March s-Infcrm.sn
e e: hence e ss
~ gwen iar,as. Ass s6s burnt sSs
g ss, sss -: az 81
Goals sailed for Ter dcsiSs.sn On ;ss ga '' y
dssisrris E.s india deck srdsi
s,nn VIZ n HAssALL. Bunker, from Guaneuame for
e sss "a n Nassau 10th ~ "a dis
ps Rss rom sns Y Yss ys
ss e ssgpcs SSssTs S1 ss A inst TIE was ms toms and
ss u sIass. % s FROM Essss: s,. ss
s:s Gss S Henry sS: s.hSs ss 4 Il VI
!s:l 's 81 ss. s sS:s' :: t..s
Bs,s ESronr hence for HsfsI beor. reported ashore
but little damaged.
Bne cArHAnrsr Roerrs which sailed from New Bedford
would come on with tho tide 'o'' i'A''' ou' 'N'
senaLA s.rIs;. Bayie, from Baltimore for Fan River
Reef She Va. nearly fali q water morning o. ils and
and belonged % BrOokhavsn where vas built in isss
from ON ssss ssssRs ss. G 81 S..s
rssse os sa H5eH ss So. n Ss hf hs sssss :shr
scnn yvi. Barr before reported burned by the rcbss
stately. - -
sssn scrs oS ss Opsry ne! ol Hartford
msnded BY Capt Miner Of saySfoos. % c '''' % % com
scpR TnyAL e7 tons of Nsunckc has bee, soi5 "A W..
Phiihps Sons and others. Of New Bedford
ScsR CARLsLE 1856 tons u Newport bull, IN 1859 al
Mor' Del hes been sold 10 Joscph Ealon Jr aud Cap.
commanded By Capt s. - " Wv w
scna oSsARo 1871 ,ous OF Bristol Rr has been sold N
Joseph Eaton lr. cari Pardon n barber ana oshers nj
under cosimani vi Capt B ''''
Bark er trocAcr whit returned 10 New Beatori I2a
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An advertisement one OF the Paris newspapers
the formation Of Accompany OF specuators,r
and socits the subscription "speculatipg capital" Of
5000 Coof in 600 shares, 10 eject "grand financial
operations 10 credit mobisr and other shares.p
The documeots says a Washington writer 70 Western
ourna IN relation 10 the acceptance BY various railroad
compsnes o the tcrms prescribed In the Pacific Railroad
set contain among Others an acceptance signed oy &c
Fremont, President OF the Uuim Pacific Railroad Com
pany, Eastern divsoa saying that said company, for
merry known ~ the Jeavsnyorth and Pawnee Western
Railroad Coriany s having been changed By the
Legislature Of Kansas, intends TO claim the right
y blit SAID Pacific Railroad from the ono
handredth MERRIAM Of west longitude 10
the western boundary Of Nevada Territory. Other &C
ceptaoccs are signed By ". B. Ogden President, and
Henry v Poor. Sscse,ary Uoioo Pacific Railroad Compa.
ny New YORK Leland Stanford President Central Pacific
Railroad Company Of California and r. S Watson, Trea
suree OF Hannibal snd ~. Joseph Railroad Company.
The Phlisde phia. Wilmington and Baltimore Railroad
Company have declared . semi.annnal dividend OF Eve
pcr cent payable on The Isl Of April clear Of the usual
government tar.
Tho Cleveland aad Toledo Railroad Company will pay
OF tpc 22d as. dividend Of Tour per cent.
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Ssx re Vie q ssiss
lstye: friend. Of the family. also The members
Chapter seny S eene1s arc 81
'ss s % Ps !:
cassnss s.s.os r.: after short Illness
isaa: ana hose Of N. family and the members Of
from resldsnce !, West twenty fourth street, III:
!s:turdsy) afternoon 81 two O'Clock without further
BLAn.! ..n grcotlyn on Thursday. March IT, SAMUEL
The relatives and friends OF he family are respectfully
on sssnS,s s.s ssessyS
EsorSy y s.sD ;o1 q ana
Ss =: 'ls.s .s:psfs!s a,sl;nS invited to A.
"a: SsrSI. III: ts.ssfSss, asrsdos lsa y oss
0isa ss.g snia. March y
B9Ss,,s sEss 2 81 ys, srns smsps: q s And
s S y 4! ass:f
ban: P:SS IiSsy, SsssS 10 I.ura. oo.x..l, wife of
Dean .isss Brsoin q Sunday aisrnosn 'S q Asiiss 81
BrneIE.-on Friday March is MrcnArI rHorAs Brsoss.
500 q Thomas and Margaret Bergen, sssd years and
T:ss:s s1S a. friend: q. ny rsspsctu,
oceck lrST the resdeocs Of his psreals lis Powers
Bhovsise "A. Havana ouss on Tuesday, February is
TIE ss n ..a. h: s y;:. q 81
S,.s . attend s,,s The o,;,.
On Aonoay AFTERNOON ~ one o'clock,
os.s. :s. 5s y.s N: Ms * ws % h.., M A
The friends Of the family and Of Dor mother Mrs Phi
leuah Cheshire are invited 10 attend the funeral Sun.
day sltenoon a. half pss wo O'Clock from the First hap.
Hamburg. =
CARs.-Qn Friday morning March 10 Mrs.. MARY ASs
Tss and friends are 10 attend the fune
r 's s;s:ssD ssf s :s: Il. asSS ssss No ss
further invitation III ~ = '
ConarTT, On Fray. March 49, LOUIS con OF Cshar,ns
and the late Thomas Corbett in tho Iah year age
The relatives and friends Of the family respectfully In
vited attend the nera from the resdence OF his moth
two O'Clock. without further invitatsop. - -
CaLowsLL-At Hudson, n. r.. Friday, March H. Miss
MARY y. CAapwKLf fi'' "
na,w.-In Brooksn on Thursday, March w. MARY srorr
widow 81 the late John Drew IN the 9th her are
TIE relatives and icnds Of fhe family are rerectIuv
invited 90 attend The funeral from residence OF her
raugNsr IN law, Sixteenth street Fourth aVcnue
Brooklyn. this tsfnrty noon TO brentwood Cemetery
DxtvoSfr.-On fr day March iS at her late fesjdensp
No o. Congress- street Brooklyn osrSA wife Of Ioonre
bcinonc, Ard dilahter % James Davis ot Io,oken ia
her 3ist.~sr ~ =
The rslate aud friends OF the family are reseec,faiy
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Sales at the Public Board.
HALr.PAsr THRIVE O'CTnCK r NJ.
CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

FRIDAY March IB-6 p. II.
AsHEsReceps 10 bb.s; small sales $s S7 $lO so
for pots and pcaris
BREApsrUrFs.-Receipts 4457 bbls fous, II bbs and
1872 bags meal ss7 bushels wheat 1918 do corn
2A2 do OATS The market for State and Western -four
opened little stronger. Influenced by the advance gold
but improvement in prices realized the close
was difficult optap yesterdays prices sales 5000 bbls
Canadian -four dull and prices dropping with Of
40i bbls Southern flour in moderate demand but
without decided change In prices 500 ibis sold or
corn meal 400 bbls sold a unchanged figures rye -four
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.


FuLKEssoy-LAwRx.cx.-on Saturday. January 81. by
the Rev. e. Seares WILLIAM IT, FuLKxRsos MAReHA
youngest daughter Of Lawrencs ESQ., al OF this city,
HoUsroE-srEvsSs-0n Monday February 20 at the resi-
denos OF the brdes parents BY the Rev Mr. Seymour OF
Bloemned j. THOMAS HousroS 10 HELEs STEVENS. both
Of this city.
PrcK-WAruxs--In Brooklyn. ON Friday, March II, by
AssIa AuogMA wArEIss both Of oreenyIch, Conn.
a The residence Of the brides father, By the Rev Mr.
Drown, Captain STUART Of the Fftyfrs Infantry New
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FAMILY MARKET REVIEW.
The following prices ruled Al washiogtqn market yes

day
Mr.rs-Roaspg beef 2oc 2jc per 10; ordinary pieces
i2c lsc porterhouse steak Pc. JOc sroin, 1Ss.
soc hndqnarers mutton. 0c Is, fore1nartefs nnitor
~ a12c IIndlnarers veal l2c lie tofeprartefs veal
- lfc hams l7c. 20c sh0u'ers. l2c. Ne. bsen,
lc NC purx. l5e 1cc sausaGcs. H. ltc. rastins
pics 81 80 a 81 each.
foulrnv Avn Gasr --Tnrkeys - 25c. per n chick
ems 22c. al5c geese lie IHc drsks z6c c eapous.
~ lron ng chicken 5Ja 81 ~ Icr patr canvass back
docks " ter pair; red heads 81 Is pair: qusi 81 80
Per dozen prafic aud sc per pale. squads.
per dozen. harcs. Tsc. per pair
fs~-Nsiibut 20. H. pickerc, tsc. ees t5c lsc
naddcck Sc sriDcd bass 2sc pcreh. i0. smes Ca i5c.
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sss s .ss SsSnSs.s :Sss sss sss
% s" pssisi ssi DO Fl S"nSred so soft
shell clans. atc = b0c per hundred
81 psss les s1 .sS
bages ioc i5e each celery. sc. .oc per onncn:
ssasshes o. per H.; tarnips. se per rex
carrots &C. per bunch; parsley per banch; pumpsins
prices wer. as ioossWhe saraiTs q s
s9l IsSssa ,srnps = . sr bb White ssroy
g 50 s. bb carrots 81 80 bbl red onions sss
s = IS s0 y.siSs table .sis;y ss e. p.
banches garlic per o ropes sis SIS horse radsn Sc
age g ass !. g per ssI s.sei potatoes S. 81 Sb
wa,er Sc &c per ha:set Nova Scotia per bnsas
s &C., s sss ss Ss = per- @ s s.'s
bnckeye bb 81 s,a 81 rs; Prince Alberta per bei
Is e 2s sslt T. s.s.: o..ss: ,, &c.
sppea sc 75c half peck: cranserrIes !5e per quart
butter Sc per 'b. ordinary des.
srtp.ions SIC ssc eggs for asc; cheese isc i'e
Sales OF Real Estate.
nts Nv r n. Ludlow a Co
House and lot. 81 East 3th street.
Msn.s and 10. SO Fross street y" y"
#:s:: #:s:: :s$ :s$ ss ;ss i; i; ..-.:: Iss, Isc
lot on FRONT e.. IT'S fee. west OF jacsscn a. $50
lot ON south side iiOh . i45 fee. west q av ~
lots side iieh q: 100 r. east Of 9th Az ca ssS S
HoS.s and and iS ~ !, wsseT Is "a w,i:, as
lots n aide a6th st. 2sg r. =" each 800 S00
By Adrian IT. Muller r. r. wilkins Co.
lot eide 6lst 80 e. w. Of Lexington 0n
Ut "a ,oanlns s,S
s:. ss on .ss "a 10 a ~ Of .n.sa ave-
lots az Joining each. ,Sn ,s'"
'oe -.
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The following wore the quotations to-day for govern

The money market continues easy, the supply about
cquailing the dcmand at six per cout but iu just
that condition 70 be moved to strnsency upon q very
small
The gold market rather more excited 10 day; but
there but vory little done At the quotations. which
ranged betwou 162 the opening price. and Ie3k, the
highest point reached.
Canton Company shares to-day reached SO, advance
OF 2 cent tue highest cash sale at the Hrst
board yesterday II has always been the policy OF the
Baltimore stockholders, when the public became the
least alarmed in relation to the affairs Of the company
send large orders for the purpose OF making appear
that there a demand for the stock, aud by that
keep up the price They doing the pro-
scut time To day 2 $50 shares sold at the 6rst
board which il cqui to ali that offered during the
days OF the week 100 shares more sold
In ne afternoon making tbs aggregate sales OF the day
ovce Ave Thousand shares.
The ne ioaa Of two hundred millions will be on the
market II % ,nt two weeks from Moniay. II has
stated chat the Secretary OF the Treasury wilt
IL II ivc rec ccnt through channel that tie
wsnty lo,l ncsotrsied-Iav Cooke h Co o.
Ihi'adeohi,. The latter part o! the report
j. % doubt correct, but in relation to the
interest thcse In yet uncertainty.
Secretary Chase doubt that the loan should
he akeo at Ave cent but the recent senng OF the
money market this city, and the readiness with which
taken at per cent have weakened his deter
minaton 70 offer tho bonds bearing only five cent in
terest When the hve-twenty bonds put upon the
market money commanded per cent In this city
aud eight per CsOt in tho West The consequence
that the loan dragged heavily and there strong
evidences that could not be negotiated at par but
money subsequently became easy; General Grant
uca,ed the country 10 . uumbcr OF important victories,
which had tendency to revive the drooping spirits OF
people, and subscr pons began 70 in The case
VERY at present, and IL Is extremely doubtful
whetbor N Chase succeed with his loan at I've
per cont interest without the aid Of General Grant.
The New York herald., 1864-03-19

50 &c for Canadian. &c. for State and Soc 90c
i 60 Ss. ss'a Z; sat-, ss and
was hrm We note sales OF 1000 lbs Western al
CAsDLns.we learn of sales OF 27Oo boxes adamaniinc
corroxThe market ruled adull heavy and lower 1000
a asSs a as n % % m T
s quiet but frm Sale. Of COO bag. x.r..ee
c.oyl.:zsD da with sales Of 500 bags lie isc
FRyicHrs rather active but without change n
e sS ss oca
So .is s s ss. bee: M 3 %
e hhds sIIow l9. Ga: and 800 boxes bacon,
one HiSs:' Sd: Pc. Hs'sa
o bushels Ss 5
Sb,. -four, "a 500 bushels peas private .ems TO
SS' aS' ss: asa ma. hssfs
and nnas g % ss 5 oss -
1so~ a.. oo and lard 20 1anss 70 Gsnca go bels az 2sc
5.co sss Ssis Peg. "a "a "a IS toms ashss ca
pvs. s. pes M S .
s. 9p q si ss S o. s s. S.
British bark 20 Londonderry provisions 2s 3D.; British
sr.S sas sass Part ss gold sod
terms schooner 9Co bbs to north side Cuba and back.
ss Tsssa and scaled a. fer he FOR
HIDES Sere quiet, with sales Of 1000 orlno q a, ss,.c
six mon,hs 5000 Xyres SOC. and 1870 centrai
aEsrTher. have been fs.her sale: Of $500 bales Ma
Hors-i7s bags sold a, elc $50 for common 10 good
American zig were made deliverable at Ezaeethport in
was @ ssa,t sH' IN R Rrss sssr: si; Size
sss csforni. 1 do &c ssc; ornOco. do, sOc SIZE
LI.naThs,e was a. active movement and he sales com
..Sc for the former and 7c for the latter payable in
LIxs .LnTg Rost'aud scarce. Sales Of 500 bbls.
ronmon 81 u IS cash
IS ss.Suq Vi: q The s;e' wss s shd New Or
.eS = !, DGs 4 further sales Of aOou. Loco gallons Nm
or MF.s.-25c bags State sold at 81 % cash
.s sassss s.s P.paIsss
90 % sgs s S brsvsa
ket continued % be By isnsud feelas al
..yor I'll. es%sna for gsrs va. %sassis
e.: ss ssss ssiSs ss
5 % now %
..S % TIs. .:s s,s
was va, dull and prices further slightly dec,,ned Butter
sis ne :ssdy fsss's
e, e, os "a .nS s g r. s
mess SSc DO tyc year Old .ss for April q, 60 s ssls
si :s & :s:sS s; e = x g
snS ana &c eGss; s or
shors clear goo packages en-. meat: loc or shout
ham 81 ;AS'' s's ~ ss .ss 1ssi ss'
PErRofrus-Rereipts 6r bbs Tho market was unn.
fncnced by tho report from Washineton that crude I'll
would the but continued duh heavy pres
favored The buyer The sales were connned sso bbs
all March sni 3tc 3kc. for April delivery. buyer's
option 20 DO relned In bond s Doc for light straw 70
Tor an neN months 30 bbs free q, So 6Oic for prime
p ss W s 81
some o0O 70 arrive next month within the range.
HrF was quiet ITO bags Ranroon sold al Sc oc.
I1s 10 ss.s. ssls: q @'
sfkDS-Me only heard OF 90 bags clover it,c &c
and 2O.0 lbs Eastern ati2sz -'s' -'
Tos,cco Is ess active. without charge in prcess sales 81
hnds ken,ucsy =, &c &c, "a bales Havana At l., Ia
Woo, The trade has BEEN very quiet during the week.
and sales both of ioregn and donesic unmpor'ant
Fleeces n0minaIly worth DC. 7Sr, pulled G n 7sc
Holders gencalv are hrm but buyers are disposed
their views
. wHrssrv Receipts l,io2 bbls. Market steady with
fsr demand; sales 700 bbs ct ec sc for State and
Ole q2c for Western.
The New York herald., 1864-03-19

IyUMEe NORTH CAROLINA STEAMSHIP LINE ron
III Beaufort Morehead City and Newbern. The fast ss-
ing steamer ,S PEIREL carryps se United States mail vn
freight or passage (hAvng cabin put ou) apply q
board pier - East river or Of HENRY HUME ia South o.
STEAMSHIP EDIEBURGH. FROM LIVERPOOL WILL
~ to discharge under general pier A
North river saturday morning o'clock Goods noi
removed within ~ hours will be stored consigueoa'
pense. JOHN q. DALE Agent
CTEAMsHIP CORSICA WILL DISCHARGE UNDER
~ general order at the oomrany's wharf Jersey City
this (Saturday) morninr &. 18th instant. A
r. CUNARD, No. Bowling Green.
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YACHT li3 ToNs) FOR sALE-s5 FEET LONG. n
Zee, inches beam bnit I, order In the most pc!eei
manner f"r agrntleman Of this city by celebrated bdert
very besuni fast sUd safe An oil pantiu9 Of her cas-
be seen By addressing Dor 6.l7i Post ollcs
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The friends and thoss OF the family and thos. OF his
ana 81 s s.ssn.c s
East Fiftyfourth strset, on Sunday Afternoon at
s.I1g.-on Friday. March ls Captain raoxAs su7n,
ends q The family as well Ell as 81 hose
n: n: A.drsw I smith e. sss ~
msaSss Ss. sas SS
sss
ss ss sm q: .ssa s q
csIs;sy for intsrmsnI this (sasarday, sssssoo. swo
SCALE On Thursday. March H. rfadge aGf child Of
George and Rsbscca Scales ased3 years. month and il
fe end relatives Of the family are respectfully
sss -: s: r.
Ss :.S.s Jane. llsS ss Z s s.as u
IL s1.;s v. ~: place from her LATE ssd.. No
sIAcs'oIs-oa Wednesday. March ~ Rorns STAGE
-: friends ., the family srs invited attend the ~.
~: r..ias.s 10 ~ s!dss sSse sscSslys 'n A'
ony daughter o. the .is Gssrs: v. and Mary B. sun
., e x. r.: :Ass y n; &. r.. s
nqs San saa Ysu paper. please copy
sa q ss1
The fSera service 4 shs rsn.srvs Baptist church.
..s: Co sSss; .s ss: .:s s':; e
twelve O'Clock. sa.t.f - 3 .-l-
z H.:s:.s ss:S ;' j..: \: ~ ..4 . g
Ihs friends and ars respectfully invited
attend the funera this (sssurdayy eftsreon, half past
street. '.tl#1 @
W. YoUNc, In the Clth year Of his age 49,
The relatives asd snds Of the family respectfully
ps.s hsse ccs.s late residence No Isl i Hot S
street yersey Oy.
zsirrn.-suddsniy, on THURSDAY morning March H. OF
congestion OF the bfain fRxpsnck ltfEn, aged ~ years.
The and friends OF family thc freods ~
hs brothers Jacob John the ocors and az
the Eighty urtn regiment New York state Nfionai Guard
the meinbers Of the He.mania Lodge No is2 and A. M
are respectfully invited attend funeral ON SUNDAY
Afternoon from hts ints residence No 5, Tnst elscenh
er~rt without further notice Via remains viii be isksn 10
t.u,heran rrmeterv - - " -
The New York herald., 1864-03-19

I1OR HAVANA DIRECT.
It The Y. 3. Mail side wheel steamship
EAGLE,
Adams. commander. win leave pier No. North river q
wednesday, March 80 Al o'clock r. NJ precisely,
yana direct M freight received bills Of adiug signed
the day OF sailing
All letters must pass through the Post onice
For freight passage apply
sPOFFURD. TfLEsToN 4 CO., % Broadway.
The New York herald., 1864-03-19

I1OR HAVANA VIA NASSAU. ~ p
I The British and North American Royai Mail steaD
Packet Compapys steamer CORSICA Captain lie Mo-
slre VIII sail for the above ports from the companys
sATURDAY. MARCH rs, and on SATURDAY. APRIL n
Passage money to Nassau .SlB
PAYABLE IN gold or its equivalent. - -
No freight received on day before sailing
For freight or passage apply to
T. cUNARu
The New York herald., 1864-03-19

EvOR HAVANA DIRECT
The United States mail steamship
ROANOKE.
Francis A. Drew. commander.
win leave pier Is North river for Havana direct wsdss
dAv. March q, at IL O'Clock. noon, precisely.
No freight received BILLS OF adns signed the day -
sailing.
For freight or passage appy to
lis BroadWay
The New York herald., 1864-03-19

ENOR NEW ORLEANS, VIA HAvANA.-TO SAIL on
y Saturday. March -. at o'clock 2: M.-The Usieeo
States Mail side wheel Steamship MORNING STAR J. =.
North RIVER foot OF King street For freight passae6
apply to JAMES A. RAYNOR l6l Broadway. N. B.-Th0
Steamship EvENING STAB will follow aud sail 6atur
day, April =, 1854