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RLUTINGi

Every lady In the District 70 know that have,
at considerable "a pense, had built very elegant
mschine for Putting or Crimpins Dresses, &c
Dessusk ers and Others can have any kind of goods
cheap as in an other city Ladies, mber this
te the only machine In town. and done At the only
site Patent Once. stamping and Machine Stitch
Ing Depot. uyS
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pYw. L. WALL& CO., Auctioneers.

RY ". L. WALL Co, Auctloneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY.
By virtue of decree passed in Oh sncery csuse
No o. Supreme Court of the district of Colu mbi
eat bidder on WEDNESDAY, the 23d dav of June.
1874, at So clock p. m all of Lots nu inferred eleven.
Oh J twelve tl2) and thirteen, 49, in Square
hered nine hund, ed and sixty, 1851 lying and
being in the city OF Waship gton in the D strict of
tn and 18th streets east. The sale to take place
on the premises.
Terms of sale cash.
All conveyancng at the cost OF the purchaser or
purchasers.
Upon default of any purchaser or purchasers to
comply With the terms Of sale, the PTopary Iih
SER upon giving three days further notice
my I7-dts w. l.. WALL 4 CO.. Aucts.
~THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED TO
ard will be sold at the auction rooms of VIM. L.
SAMUEL l.. PHILLIPS Trustee,
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u MAYORS OFFICE, June 2, 1854
DY VIRTUE OF AN ACT or THE CITY C0UN-
ellis and in accordance Herewith. I shali offer for
sale, for cash, to the highest bidder. Thu rsd
the :9lh tant, in front OF the City Hall at the
hour of ~ the exclusive right and privilege Of
using the several Corporation Scales un It'll the k
day of July 1869 for the pu pose of weighing Az
straw, Fodder Oats in the Straw, and Live Stock.
situated at the follse ing aces:
:, No. l. X street north, At its intersection vita
vermont av.rne and 18th street ~est.
No. 2. LouisiaRa avenue. between 9th and Nth
streets west
No. 5. In front of Northern Market, at interseo-
ton of NV York svenus and street north
No. 4 Corner of Maryland avenue and ID street
east.
No. s. In front of Anacottia Engine House
No. 8 IN the vicinity Of the depot of the Bs(6-
more and Ohio Railroad
Not. At the foot of nth street west on the Pc
tomac river.
9. A, the foot OF Sd street east on the Eastera
Brapch.
The following is the tariff of rates which tie
purchasers are entitled to receive: For every lead
of a. straw, fodder, oats in the straw. w-isasx
IRE fh"usand pounds rr less, IS cents; over orc
thousand pounds. 8 cen 8; and for esch Ind every
bundle bale, or pack Age Of the same o cr0t@i for
weighing live stock. two cents tor every hundee4
pcrncs
Parties purchasing ~ill be required to comply
with sll tie pruvitfOps of the act approved si.t
F.hrusry 1875 entitled An act to tstAbiish prS-
lie hay scal.s and for other pur poses. !"
je s5dfx0 RICHARD WALLACE, Mayor
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DYJ. c. MCGUIRE 4 CO.. Auctionsers.

BEATTIPUL BUILDING LOT ON MASsACHU-
SETS ArENTE. BETWEEN 10TH ASD11fH
STRtETl WEST, AT PUBLIC SALE.
On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON juno =. at sc
O'CLOCK, IN the premises. shall 2. ii Lot No. Is.
III Subdivision No. AZ. fronting d feet inch On
the south side OF Massachusetts, avenue, between
tn and 18th streets west aud running back SO feet
4irrh.R.
This is choice building lot. fronting on . ass
av nue., with = public reseryatinp in front, In o
heal by anu beautiful psrt of the city tor . rsst :
dpnce and possesses the advantage nf ane paved
alleys in the and the entire depth of the lot
,hP EAST ride.
Terms: one-half cash. the remainder in six aad
twelve months, with interest, secured by deed
the premises
Convey apces at the cnat Of the purchasers
10 23-6t j. c. MCi L IRE Il CO, Auc6.
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lY ". L. WALL L CO., Auctioneers.
VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY ON PENN.
sYLvANIA AVENUE AND THE CIRCLE Az
AUCTION.
I'm WI DNEsDAy AFTERNOON. 18th instant.
at o'clock, will sell, in front of tse premises.
Loi No -, subdivision of Square n. fronting q
feet on the south side of Penn avenue and ran
nil back to street, between 18th and 18th sa..
basement Brick Dwelling, furnished with gas ssd
water and in good repair Possession given in
mec lately
Terms One half in cash; tn. remainder In
and 70 months secu ed by deed of trust on ths
premises. and bearing interest; on
lie 2S-d VI. l. WALL e Co, Au0tG-
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WAETED-B, q resp-c able young girl, II T.
W tT1Ok nurse to do chamber WORK
and assist in washing and ironing. Gall ut 3 20
lUth at bet. l. sud M joN2ts
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WAN rs.

{VANTED-A GIRL for general homework.
~ Inquire at FRANKLIN'i, 2i4 Penn
nue. betw een I2th and 18th ats. je Il -
~, ANTFD IMMEDIATELY-A first class COT
w ORED COuK. Apply st 1872 street. near
Growers The. ter j-2:-3t'
WAErED-A middle aged WOMAN, TO keep .
W baker shop. Address r. g." sta Office.
10
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! "a ANTED-At the United States Hotel, NAN
| W to assist in the bar and make himself gene
!, ally useful in the hotel. Also, two colored Bell
| iA ctt
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| "A; ANTtD-By An active col red woman. 81 T
| w CATION to travel. Good references giv"n
| Apply at the Trimming Store on T street, between
| lth and i2tb
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nOUeE WANTED.-Wanted, BY . perussnent
III tenant. an Unfurnished House. in q Peasant
location. in Washington or Georgetown. Family
small; children. Al answers to this must pos
itively state terms which must not be over $50
month Address "E. v. ST. Box 46h, Washing
fop ja 2s-3tt
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WANTED-A white MAN A. head waiter. Also,
w white woman as chambermad and two col
ored men a. oyster openers Inquire at the Mitchell
house, corner 18th and L ats. 10 2s-3tx
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RYJ. o. MCGUIRE 4 CO.. Aus:ionesr..

EXIkN>IYE SALE on PINE BUILDIN9,LorS
PRINTING nth AND 6Tg sTaEsTs WaSf,
AID kH0pE ISLAND AVBNUk AND .
STREET NuRru,
On WEDNESDAY. June .eta, re shah sell. 1.
Square No 40, 81 bdivided into hsudsoms Build
ing Lots running to ileys. This property - sits
ateo only one sauar. from the Railroad Depot. ..
the city
and a months, for notes, bearing interest frsa
date
ds.d given free of cost. and deed Of trust, q
cost Of toe pu rch aser, taken.
I tie cl-sr
Plsts 81 the Square may be seen at the Aucesa
je ga tRepI &c. MCGUIRE & co., Auets.
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RYwM B. LBwIs Il CO. Auc,ionssrs.

aR Rks sALEs &c RARE AMP Tk.UABhs
PRisT1Nes. a.. ac aaTf'Au6tFNindNNA' ''N'S
HEDkk DAY EEENIHG. Juue is. at ~ cts
at Mr. A. Hun ter's Ruoms, ov er t,s Bank of W Ash
iuEfon, We shall sell. al ofM Hunters stock of
Rare and Vs,uabl. Books, Maxssines Lev state
Annual D-hst.e OF Congress- Dictionaries, Mi eel
Ia eous, Religious ac., wit" Coins Cnriosl'iss.
Autographs, Rare Plaster Bpsts Paintings amo. z
which Q valuable Pi turs of jupiter. Go. by Cor
reggie. Also, Secretaries, Book Cares. Shelving.
Tables. DO, DC.
Sales will be Continued TUESDAY AMI WRD
HfSbAY EvtN1NG-, until III Ars sold, o. the
ronrs mnst be vacated st Sd -ariy day
Catalogues of 2 U lots ready saree DAYS before
esch sale Book can be ~ suy TIM.
jc9n (Chrnu " LEVI Il co, Aucts
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FOR RENT AND SALE.

HOUSE FOR RBNr-Nesr the corner Of sd and
n l. Apply ct corner ok and 18th ats. je zs-2t.
THREH LOOMS FOR RKNT-Prics -, per
month payable in advance, ~ No. a1o ri
street, between q and H - - je8-3ts
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WANTED--A GIRL, to do Homework in \ fam
man prse9rsd Te OF Two
home and pay win be given. Inquire at MADAM
WURTF N BUkG'S, $50 Pa. avenue, between IA
md al afa Ia R-3tt
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VNANTED-A good white or colored JOURNEY
w MAN BARBER, TO work from m. to p.
m. Apply at No 90 9TH street, between and 8,
between and p. m.
je y At T. BARTELL.
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| WISH TO BORROW SSOO.-Gnod security or =
w deed of trust will be given, il required. Call
st No. SAT 4 street, between 9th and tn, Navy
=. Yard lie q It.
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TOR RENT-A new three story BRICK HOCSR.
J. containing eleven rooms and all modern i'm.
provements. The house 10 situated on Msryl and
avenue, between ~ and 9th streets. No. SIS. Pos
session given immed lately. For flu. Their psrticu.
lars apply at No 466 Pa avenue, between Sd and
~ SITS, north side. je2y-3tr
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L'OR RENT-A RARE CHARrE-Two aesrs-
BILE six room BRICK HOUSES. on AZ street.,
leland. Nc; 10 and l6e, hetueeen Virginia ave
the rent will be moderate Inquire On the prem
ises. precisely between and 10 O'Clock in the
morning il T-3ts
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E>OR sALE-1O0 ACRES or LAND at Belts
500 acres Ut ssvaxe, 40 1t Ansse"lis junction,
c ssrs~ At Je-ssps Out Ss ~ as |. s.i. .
from Baltimore All on the Wsshinstop R,anch
PaiirosA. Fer terns snd descrip ION, apply to u.
BAEEON, SO St. Paul's st.. RAlt more. Nd.
te s-Dms ---------- -. l. -
LSOR SAL1-A email brick HOUSE and ed
+ sixsd LOT containtnx four roans snd gu u npr
kitchtp sifunf-d 90 4th street, katveea N AMI O
Per particulars iuquirs at b6' Il air Stsra. Is
Pa ey near 18th st.. r.-77f rFF te Hin
DHOroG RAPB AND AMBRofYPK GALLERY
FOR BENT.
For rent so4 Of the iar s.sf Anl best located G IL
i~riee II Wa,hinstsn With al the mndern i'm.
nr,,sea,euts Nose bot 6rst- casxs artists Of high
rsputstian 10 the at o~td apply, This ie 3 rare
ohnnre for good .e-rsrtac eoesat4'r ~iss ssue
- 'Ef PJ NELLRW 4 co.
Clio 7th RteeAt. DOORS -etlth &
Odd Feltowe' II eli.
Terms cash. erat meath In advance. ies.H
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTliRe DAYS.
llY GREEN 4 WILLIAMS, Aae.ie.eers.


pY GREEN Il WILLIAMS, Aae'isseers.
TwoHANDsnMH BIZ Ill DING LOTS IN sQgAH1
sac, FRONTING ON FIfSH AND SIXTH eTA
EAST. BETRBES SOUTH AND STR11f1.
On WEDNESDAY,, 18th instAnt. we shall cell n
frtnt of the premises- at 81 o'clock p n, half
1t Is and II feet of Lot g., in square So Oae q
these los fronts IS feet inches on 6th, and to
ether " feet two third inch Ssh street east. 30
tween south A and streets. hAnasoue lese-
Terms cash.
All Conveyance including revenue STAMPS. q
jeN-d GREEN 4 WILLIAMS. Auot.
RY JAS. O. MCGUIRE 4 CO., Auctionsers.
TRrsrEs,s SALE %. NM But. DING Lols
ON 1sT sTztEr WEST AT rHs ookN ER OF
. On RuN IsDAY AFTERNOON, July NH, 1t
Gu o'clock. he premises By virtue OF dsvS 81
IT ST. dated May It'll. 1851, and duly reeerdsc N
Iibef J A No. lS folios ct saa re Shah
eel all If LotNo in squsre No SIS, from ting Its
feet On First rect west at the cor er OF south
street ann running bark 50 feet. subdixidsd int
'ots ltNH and one Lot 2nxSo.
Terms cash.
Chnv-yaucss OIL the cost of the pGrchsser.
4 cash payne tofS3c on each lot viii ersauire1
VI" HoRATIo N. GILBERr, Trustee.
tee2-d G. dGUIhE& Co. Asos'.
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('OACHMAN WaNTED-None need apply who
T., cannot bring satisfactory testimon malls of char
aetsr and comPetency. Apply between 9 and Il
The New York herald., 1864-04-07

The Revolution In Poland.
Intelligence from Warsaw states that the entire general
staff Of the Russian army has been transferred from
Warsaw to the camp near Kalisch. General Berg was
soon 10 follow.
The Prussan troops had discovered bands OF
insurgent volunteers on the frontier Inowvas.
law.
The Russian troops constructing bsrYicades at
tho principal stations the railroad between Wilma and
the Prussian frontier.
The New York herald., 1864-04-07

Consos after ocia hours yesterday closed at o1 "
THE PARIS BoURsR.
PAAas, March 21. 1894.
THE LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.
LIVERPOOL, March 2e-k n
rhs Brokers' Circular dated Thursday shc 24th saws
Tho trade having lately purchased freely ana sao aL
sdvicss from India having been OF dcoursgng cdarac
ter for goods and yarns, which, combinsd With the
limit their operssion: tho ssa ssppy buyers Y .ac1 10
sno%s %o ars t. .eu %r,s ssve ssSn sSds,s have
,csn + seou. IA. Braz! par'ssy kd, Ssyptsn fsiiy
whilst the common clas es OF East India are Xd id
taow tho ertremo rates Of last Friday. Sales OF the
On susa Il. to s.sp .ss and
1900 eeea ncudins 900 to specuuso and exporters,
VOC closing sn and rresssr Fair Americans
tobie 60 I'D. uplands 2oxd. Stock On hand, aos 100
bales including $500 American. A, sea, from India,
3la GOO bales.
TNADE AZ MANCHESTER
There vas scarcely market on Thursday The tone
wan very depressed and prices continued 70 vcr buyers
Lryr pooL BRxApsvuFPs MARKET.
Yesers wah sacld, Nash Co, Bieland, Aithya ca.
and obersreport- verydl almost unsalable !.
prices range rom lss . Sas Wheat quiet, ba un.
lOs. 3d. Corn in moderate demand at former rates.
mixed, 2ss. Cd; white, JOS. s2s. per 4so lbs.
LIVERPOOL PROVISIONS MAsKEr.
Mesers Gordco, Bruce b Co.. Bonlt, English Brandon
snd others rspo,Beef-Arrivals lbera and a. cd per
terce decre would be neray accepted PORK also Il,
large supply; 10. for nne Eastern Bacon partially Cd.
1s cheaper, AMI moro freely offered lard ruist, but
steady, ~ <2s. 43s. 3D. and as for 1ne now. Butter
steady for ne; aieSor dull. Tallow In steady demand
N. A., &0s. q Ale. Sd.
ItvgSrO0L PRODUCE MARKET.
Ino Brokers' Circular says-Ashes continue steady AZ
eos for pots and s4s Sd 35s for pearls Sugars quiet
and unchanged Bolasses inactive and easier. Coiico
nrm. Rice quiet, bn steady Bark-Saes OF baltimore
AZ cs. and Philadelphia At 7s. 41sd Is Cd. Linseed
9uIet but steady Iinsecd oil very hrm, but business
i'nued. Cloversced very du red American a8s AS.
yvie quiet and prices hardly maintained. Fish oils
nosning doing. Rofin quet and unchanged Spirits OF
%,urpen,ne-trench % lover; sales al 7ss. Petroleum
boun Ene sh Brandon report -Rehned Pennsylvania
dui AZ ls %. lie skd. W crudo sales have been mado
- rs lbs per ton. TIE oRsina prices nomiualy
LONDON nARKRre.
heasrs BarinG Bros Co. vsport.--Breadstufs
enanged, bat quotations barely supported Sugar quiet
about lseyloe Astaa paaas sissAs en1 val main.
The New York herald., 1864-04-07

taiued. Rice unchanged. Tea generally unaltered. Un.
coored Japan teas In demand for America ard prices Id
eearer. Taiow quiet but steady; Y C., 4ls Cd. Iron
Quiet rails and bars, f7 10 f7 l5 Scotch pigs. $751;
for cash. PetroleumBuycrs Of Pcnnsylvani refined az
ls l0d Spirits OF turpentneFrench steady at Sls 3D.
S2s Linseed favors sellers. Lnseed oil advanced 10
37s Cd.
HAvRg COTTON MARKET.
HAvRE, March Is, 1884,
C0rroM-Sales Of tho week IL 900 bales The market
opened with downward tendency, but closed hrmer.
Prices nominal
The New York herald., 1864-04-07

Commercial lnt.lnssnoe.


Money was In good demand In London 1t 5X . 8
per cent
Friday, the 25th Of March, was q close holiday.
The weekly returns OF tho Bank OF England show an
Increase OF f502 256 sterling In the bullion. Barring
Bros Co. quote bar silver at 6s Id. 6s I'd. Dollars
at 30. 3kd. Eagles nominal at 76s. 3D.
AMERICAN SECURITIES.
10 American securities the Barring Bros report very
little doing, and change In prices. Annexed are tho
fho0 Of MnYch.
The New York herald., 1864-04-07

opponent 142 POINTS The highest curing the day
was made by fiem IA in his game with PDean, wnen DO
made a score OF lot points
1here Is great excitement over the match oetweah
kavanagh aud renan ng FOR the champ'onsnp
and 81 0o0 aud large pending on tho result
from present appearances the match promises 70 Dc
clorely contested QUE The p.ayers ara very evenly
matched
The tournament yesterday realized about 81 900.
The New York herald., 1864-04-07
NEWS FROM EUROPE.
Arrival Of the Persia with
Two Days Later.
Maximifian Preparing 70
Sail.
TNE NEW MEXICAN LOAN.
THE DANISH WAR.
4 PEACE CONFERENCE TO ASSEMBLE.
German Retreat from Frederick
BY Sea and Land.
Popular Demonstration In England in
Favor Of tho Poles.
~-~~>>o~>>.~~.>>oD>,,~~~
The Privateer Georgia at Bor.
deaux.
xhe Union Military Election
Campaign,
u, kcv 6e.

fhe Cunard steamship Persia, Captain Lott which left
liverpool at hapast ten the morning Of the 26h
Q1scostown the 9th March. arrived At this port
Slx oh lock yesterday evening.
me news ID two days Etar.
Friday, the 26.h Of March, being Good Friday was
observed . closo holiday IN England The commercial
Aevs by the Persia 10 cons qsny later via Liverpool
Man that eved by the Hbernian and partially by the
cty of London; but by tho way OF Queenstown have
ens day later.
The Paris Bourse closed fat on the 25th Of March,
kentes eei. &C.
TEe Bank Of France had reduced s rate Of discount on
bills 10 six per amt.
The Paris correspondent the London Times mentions
hsther facts unfavorabie to Nazzin
Tne London Times editriay argues that the object Of
Ne war In America this year viii be neglected in the
North and the armies = tho federals be employed NOR
Ssr electoneerng than military purposes.
mo rebel steamer Georgia arrived At Bordeaux on the
Nh Of March.
me inanda. OF the "Dxie ne' OF light draught YES.
ss Tor the rebel trade was launched at Liverpool the
tssh Of March. She the fourth weasel OF the line and
~ consort q the Richmond, JeR Davis and Virginia
me strength Of the King Of wurtemburg vas declining
- rapid tnat his death expected at any moment
meeting Of the English-Mexican bondholdeys was 10
ks place 70 London tho aoth or March 20 consider
&s terms q liquidation proposed by the now Emperor
M asssmblage looked for with much interest," and
USmgenens were being made in order TO ascertain as
Eastiy q possible the sentiments and vote OF tho
claimants.
sf Fsanss BaSing wiu retire from the representation
= Fortsmouth (Eng.) as the next general election.
fpe Co~WcSo Dc Porto Of March 10 contains some dis.
osssing details Of the famine raging In the islands
Bssva and 81. Thiago Of the Cape Verde group Thee
saads contain population Of seventy thousand souls,
0ad for this population there only sixty bags Of
yos IN Bravo. There to be had, and the
ssts Of the famine such that people dying
~ streets. Tasy dsvoursd everything that came in
~ way that eatabe-the bark or tho banana and
SAs se n Of animals OF all kinds.
m london Tsas Of March ~ says
0aGeral 5sriba d. who has left Caprera Ia oappesed
- RnsGnd n,imated his intention ~ visit Newcss
~ ryne ana renew his acquaintance with the Tyne.
e4o people II he comes 70 England. Ten years ego tho
General vns 10 ths command Of the merchant sl p Com
Aeuweah, aud came into the Tyne take I, cargo oe
NoA6 for Genoa AZ that time, while avoiding pub G
DEMONSTRATION be familiar TO the Inhabitants q the
sports or ho TTne aud presented BY the working
IN with sword.
Sne Esne, from New York, arrived at Queenstews on
- morning OF the 25,h.
zAe steamshp canada, from Boston via halifax, ar.
Sovsd o. Queenstown March ~.
The New York herald., 1864-04-07
Arrival of the Steamship
Ocean Queen.
News from tho Central and
South American Republics.
Arrival Of the President Elect Of Co.
lombia at Carthagena.

The steamship Ocean Queen, Captain Tinkspaugh. ar
rived AT this port yesterday with dates to the
9th nit. BY this arrival wo have late and interesting
intelligence from the republics Of Central and South Ame
rica which will be found detailed In the letter OF
Panama correspondent.
Purser Bailey, Of the Ocean Queen. has thanks FOR
the prompt delivery correspondence and late papers
The following treasure list OF tho Ocean Queen
The New York herald., 1864-04-07
The Sanitary Bail,

The Sanitary Bail,
wsllaces Band well known TO baroom hdbi;ues, have
announced their intention 70 give select ball in aid OF
ths Sanitary Fair Tuesday evening next Irving
Hall. The proceeds Of the bah win handed oy or 10
the Sanitary COMMISSION and the best dancing
after the close Of the Fair for the day. bali w cer-
tanly be well attended Messrs wallace promise some
entirely music the occasion and their style ia
TOO we'll known 70 need any anticipated praise
tho Fair.
We srstapd that she pupils Of The public schoois In
the f,rst ward will give vocal and oratorica exhibition
ut Niblo Saloon tomorrow evening at halt past seven
O'Clock, aid Of the Sanitary Fair wo trust that they
will be patti onized beray. This vs. small ward, and
the school officers and teachers have made unusual exer
tions 10 secure
Ba1mum' Museum and tho Sanitary
Comm isston.
Mr. Baruum announces that Saturday night next he
win give performance at bis Museum for the benefit Of
the Sanitary Commission. The gross receipts to be
devoted 70 that nooe enterprise, and the house will with
out doubt, De crowded.
The New York herald., 1864-04-07

Conso ok as1x.
LONDON, March 27, 1864.
Consols after official hours yesterday closed at OF X
THE PARIS BoURsE.
- PANS, March 27, 1894.
The New York herald., 1864-08-03

fcaft Dn
.Al tt r, a0e si1aslAsl sa e9aa
The New York herald., 1864-08-03
MEDICAL.

A CARD TO THE LADI ES. CHARLES Lutte, NJ. D.,
"A of Obstetrics and Surgery and III
successful practice in this city guarantees positive cure
lady requiring special medical surgical treatment
twentyfour hours time how complicated the
Can be consulted at his old established pri-
Office G4s Broadway. and where his falling
femae medicines be obtained sent bv letter to
the United States; price S. B-fhe Doctor has
elegant and best tatons and attendance
the patients who wish remain during treat
ment. All Communications strictly Confident al A. homo
all hours OF the day and evening
The New York herald., 1864-08-03
4 DvIcE TO MARRIED. LApfEs-MADAM RES

n TELL, Female Physician and Professor OF Midwifery
be consulted usual Mt l2 Chambers street but one
No charge for advics Her In
falble medicines also be obtained al 27H Liberty
street or by mali price SIS Ladies desire board aud
the medo n,tendanco during confinement can be ac
eormodaed Her French Pulls, No !, p ice 81 a box, or
No which degrees stronger than No l. and can
fail safe aud healthy; price - box Van 90
Ient by null, with full directions N B.-Matane Resten
her caution ladies against mitaors OF her
advertisements who only rob them OF their means but
their heath.
The New York herald., 1864-08-03

pvrCH TO THE AFFLTCTED-MADAME DEs-
"A PARBs Female Pls are the only mcdscfne lad es can
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N Il Ladies' who desire to avail themselves OF Madame
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The New York herald., 1864-08-03

Observation-Disclosures -SUPERINTENDENTS
managers or telegraph agents requiring responsble
indnsrious sound operator South, West or North,
can hear q one BY addressing with full particulars for
week In ustrous Telegraph, herald olce, Now York.
Must oner good ndnceMent Western papers please
The New York herald., 1864-08-03

WOOD NEWS. YOUNG MANS FRIEND. DR.
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The New York herald., 1864-08-03

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The New York herald., 1864-08-03

WANTED-A SITUATION AS BARTENDER, BY
w yonng man who understands the business thorough
ly, would 60 in store porter: write a good plain
hand and k not afraid of work. objections to the
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