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The Ints.Gontinental Telegraph
Bill in the Senatsi
NEWS FROM THE SOUTHWEST
BardstOWn Kentucky, Captured
by the Rebels,
FROM WASHINGTON.

Especial Despatch to the Cleveland Leader.l
WAsHIEaToN, June 19-9P N.
The Senate took up Perry Collins In
ter-COniinental Telegraph bill and COM
meneeed its mRseulstion. The original
proposition Of one hundred thousand dol
lars per annum subsidy for fifteen years
was reported fifty thousand, and ia amen
ded to read 10 years. The vote upon strik
ing out subsidy altogether, and the word
instructed is stricken out, leaving the Sec
retary simply authorized to use vessels
Of the Navy in laying submsre cable, then
the quarter-section of land for each Is
miles were allowed TO be used, not dOna-
ted, and afterwards cut down to 40 acres
A provision is inserted prohibiting ezclu-
i've oOntrscts with any newspaper or press
association. The Senate adjourned with
out comiug to a joint vote.
Mr. Harlan reported the Northern Pa
oifc Railroad bill with amendments, one
O which provides that not more than ten
sections Of land per mile shall be granted
for thst part Of the line east of the west
ern boundary Of Minnesota, until the
whole line is finished and in running
order, and no railroad already constructed
in whole or part, shall receive any benefit
OF the sOt. The cost Of surveying, select.
ing and conveying lands, shall be paid by
the company before receiving sny title tC
lands.
The House introduced bill in relation
to the sale Of reservations of public lsnds
making it lawful for the Commissioner Of
the General Land office to fix minimum
price not less than 81 25 per acre when
such reservations are ready for sale.
The House was principally occupied in
the confederation Of the Naval Appropris-
tion bill.
Mr.. sOhenok's report from the Commit
tee of Conference on the bill to increase
the pay of soldiers to SI6 per month, pro
vides that hundred day men and all otherl
in the SCI vice shall receive the same pay
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War DEPARTHEHr,

WAsHIEaros, June 18-l1 P. II.
To Mgjor- General Dir;
Dispatches from General Sheridan have
Just been received. he reports victory
over the enemy at Trevalain Station, on
the Virginia Central Railroad, a few miles
south of Gcrdonsville, where General Lee
few days since reported rebel victory.
Tho official report is as follows:
1 have the honor to report to you tho ar
rival Of my command at this point, and
also to report its operations since leaving
New Castle Ferry.
crossed the Pamunky River on the
7th inst, marching via Ayletts and en-
csmped on Herring Greek.
On the merning Of the 8th l resumed
the march via Pole-Gst Station, and en-
csmped three miles west Of the Station.
On the 9th I marched through Childs-
burg and Newmarket, encamping on Erie
Creek near YOung's Bridge.
On the 10th, marched via Andrews
Tavern and Le7snsn's Store, crossing
both branches Of the North Anna and en-
csmped at Buck ChiIds, about three miles
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,duotg absn return free Of duty

products shall return free Of duty. :
Adopted.
The section on salt Wss, on motion Of Mr..
Foster, amended so as to .sx foreign salt
in sacks, barrels and other packages, 20
instead Of 26 cents, end in bulk, Is in
stead Of 20 cents per 100.
An amendment Of Mr.. Summers requir.
ing samples Of goods in foreign invoices
to be deposited with Consuls that they
may be compared Herewith was adopted.
An amendment Of Mr. Harris was
adopted making the duty on birthstone,
crude and in rolls, one cent per pound in
stead Of Sc and $40 per ton, as in the
House bill. The bill as amended was then
read three times and passed by vote Of
syes %, nsys5 8.
The Senate, at Y o'clock, adjourned.
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MENPHIs June l6.
The steamer Pioneer from Vicksburg ar
rived to-day with 40 prisoners, she was
fred into at four different points on her
way up with muskeiry, but no damage was
done.
Another body Of 70 slrsFglers from
Sturges' expedition got in last night,
among them 20 negroes, each negro had
his gun and seooutrements, while mOst Of
the white soldiers had lost all Two Of
the negroes we're wounded in their legs
near GuntoWn, but marches nearly hun
dred miles and brought their guns.
Sturges has been reli eyed.
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tho scens % be nIver 8 erant Cro..sa.

Fhe Scene on the River zs Grant Creased
The scene at the River last night was
msgnihcently imposing, the long columns
OF troops defling down 10 the riyes and
croWding the wharf, the rushing and
grosning Of steamboats, mingled with the
exultsnt strains Of martial music as like
spectres they moved in the the dim light
across the broad expanse Of the James,
black with their human freight. The songs
Of the men, and the light Of the moon rsnd-
ering the evening one Of unusual beauty
and serenity. All went to make up .
scene Of lovsliness and grandeur seldom
Witnessed. The men are buoysnt and feel
that they are guided BY skill ss infsli-
bic as it is extraordinary.
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Odsn to hold out snd he VIM rsinfOrce

ImbOdsn to hold out snd he wiz reinforce
him.
Hunter is moving with 8 view 10 coun-
teraet the movements Of the enemy, who
are preparing to make strong defense ct
Lynchburg.
The Herald's Charles City Court House
correspondent says: xfnrs
The enemy appears to have been com
pletely mysti6td by our last movement
and were tWenty-four hours in occupying
the ground We left at Coal Hsgbor. He
has since made forced marches for NAL
verD Hill, expecting rs to occupy It, but
that was not in Grants programme.
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AIlscsIIaneOu. and FOreiEu JOttiuEI,

A map Of the world by Leonardo da
Vinci has been discoVed among the royal
collections at Windsor.
A postmsn in the west Of England has
ridden the same pony for eighteen years,
and he estimates that in this time man and
horse have travelled sixty six thousand one
hundred and sixty miles-Whieh Is much
over twice the distance around the globe.
The Democrats talk Of pOstpOning their
Chicago Convention. Better postpone it
indefinitely.
The Quakers are establishing college
IN PennsyIVsnis. 1t has been incorpors-
ted by the name Of SWathmore College
and about 10000 have been paid toward
the enterprise.
The Prince Of Wales was an exhibitor in
the late Islington dog show, and carried on
the first prize for NeWfoundlands By his
black dog Cabot. Some Of the dogs sxhibi-
ted BY the Prince had been raised By The
late Prince CopsQrt rzs
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FROM PaILADEnPHIA.

T NE 'aDIIFtIIAi Vuuo TO
An explosion occurred in Bridesbury
Arsenal, this morning, through the care
lessnsss Of 3 boy. Three boys we're Sc
verely, through not dangerously burned.
The buildiDg was not damaged.
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EROI THE ARMY OF THE POTOMAC
HEAD QUARTERS Amy OF THE PoToKAo, !


HEAD QUARTERS Army OF THE PoToEAo. !
June 18-8AM
The attack made on the enemys lines
yesterday morning by Burnside was more
successful than ct first reported. He
drove the rebels from two lines of rife
pits with 3 heavy loss, taking guns
400 prisoners and holding the position
during the afternoon. He again pushed
the enemy still further, and getting with
in mile and half Of the oity and taking
some more prisoners, shells were thrown
into the town, one Of which struck 8
church:
A prisoner taken yesterday reports that
IS, 900 OF Lees men were TO have arrived
on the field that morning, and trains were
running almost hourly from Richmond
bringing troops close toPetershurF, lending
them and hurrying back Many Of the
men brought in are from Tennessee, this
being their first fight ia this direo-
tion.
They acknowledge having bsen com
pletely surprised yesterday morning, and
say the army Of the Potomac fights differ
emily from the armies Of the west, but say
we cannot take Petersburg or Richmond
Tney hal not been accustomed to throw
ing up bresstWorks, and we're busy at this
work when ordered to surrender. Our
success here was most oomplets and with
out very heavy loss. The fighting on
the remainder OF the line during ths day
was, of rather desultoFychsraeter andvery
little change took place in he.position OF
either party.
Late in the evening our line was still
further advanced, and fighting was con
tinued nearly all night. Colonel Mix, Of
New York, is reported killed; also, Colonel
Kelly, commanding the q Brigade, lat
Division, % Corps. Lieutenant Colonel
Baird, l26th New York, Captain 0Heill,
69ih New York, Adjutant Mcdonald, G3d,
aud Adjutant Heist, 99th Pennsylvanis,
were ali killed. Lieutenant Colonel Nc.
Gee, 69th New York, is wounded in the
| face. Colonel Bean, commanding the
4th Brigade of the lst Division Of the
% Corps. is wounded in the hip; Colonel
Crsndsu, Of the l25th New Ysrk, wound
cd in the face; Colonel Ramsey, command
ing the 4th brigsdl of the 81 Division,
had his hand fra:tured; Major Butler, Of
the 69th New York, had his { high frac-
turedi Major Blake, Of toe 9Th Artillery,
is wounded in the head.
This morning considerable firing is 60
ing on, but nothing definite has been heard
in regard to it. The fifth corps came up
last night, and reinforced cur left. Re.
ports were cur ent yesterday that Butler
had advsucei to the Richmond and Peters.
burg Railroad, and was engaged in d..
stroying the trsek, when Lee surprised
him and drove him back to his eutrench.
menis with heavy loss. Nothing oficis
has been received at headquarters, relative
to this matter. Troops were sent to hi
support yesterday afternoon, and firing q
intervals has been heard in that direction
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Common Colds.-Bvery one is practical

Common Colds.-EVery one Is PRACTICAL
" familiar with common colds. The chilliness and
shivsring the dulness languor, the soreness Of
throat. pain in the head, stuffed nostrils and, sli
more the irritabilty OF tompsr sud general discom
fort, have not only been exRsTiencsd BY every one
at time. but it has lho misfortune Of most
people TO PASS through this unpleasant ordeal
edly and frequently. We would recommend a time
II use Of Madame Portor Curative Couch Bslsam,
became It swsys cUres. safe reliable and pleas
antrsmedY- Full directions on each bottle. Il is
rstailed By ali Druggists st a5 osnls.
sEMsdane Pogtsr's Curative Bslsam can be Oh
tOinsd At Benton Bros.s aud Strong & Armstr0ns's =
Whole-ale Agsnts, Olsgsisnd, Ohio. Jun a. R2 ~
ITO LET--A LARGK HALL IN THE
AtwRter BuliS!qg eupsrior 81.
a A9OOD STORE on Nineyard-st with oomB suit
able foT dwelling ab0v5.
TWO BrORIES OF brick building, about 20 by
30 feet, on SupersOr-st. and Q. 4 o. Railroad.
J. G. JESEIHGS,
junel3-l5s AtWa'er Building.
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TRIAL.

Bys. M, autboress OF ''Twioe Bost'
Uniform with PfQue'' / vol. I2mo. Cloth -
Price, 81 20
II you want book t5at Is Teal-if you need book
that is earnoat snd tsiying true book, not filled
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home, 20 read II aiik c with eyes and heart.
IL "a splendid stoFy, and will have great pop Ihr-
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L0BIEG, PublfshtT,
iuna20 155 Siq NaEhioEtOn ST., HOstun.
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The 81 Corps came up in the evening
and took position on the left Of Smith.
In the morning an advance was made
by the % Corps, Birney in command, and
the enemy were driven from another
strong position, with considerable loss in
killed, wounded and prisoners.
In the afternoon Burnside came up and
took position on the left of the second
Corps. At six o'clock in tue evening, q
combined advance was made along the
line, and desperate struggle eLsued on
the left and center both with artillery and
infantry which lasted until long after
dark. General Birney's command gain
ing breas work in their front, and tax
ing q large number Of prisoners. This
morning st day break spother advance was
made along the line. General Burnside
has sent in about 400 prisoners, most Ten
nessee troops from Besuregard's command.
Among them are 16 rebel officers.
Hancock has also taken large number
Of prisoners who are on their way TO the
rear. Our guns now command Petersburg
snd can she'll the city st any moment.
Our loss yesterday is said to have been
1000, while that Of the enemy was full ss
great If not greater.
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SALES AT AUCTION.
Ivan O BAKER 4 co, AUCTIOREBRa
"A J. LENERIcH TARGEE AUCTIONEER.
MAuNIFcENT

MONUMENT
. HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. 49,, a.,
kisnofores Painngs Satuary Bronzess many rare anu
oessy Works Of Art and articles OF virtu.
-u AT PUBLIC AyGTl0N,e
the elegant residence 43 West sixteenth street oeswee
Htfth and Sixth avenues commencine at II o'clock
friends and The pubic % this sale The csiaogae
the largest and richest assortment OF Household FURNITURE
a. offered at this season Sale perempsoy GAIA
~s"'' - A'''0 DRAWING ROOMS.
Two Drawing Suits covered with French bro
ssde OF he richest DESCRIPTION sets
Ans rosewood Etageres lined with satin wood
SoSers and plate
Console. Tables Bronze and Ormou Chandeliers, Antique
sas French plate Pier and Mirrors
Resl,nnS Chairs Chess Table Velvet Carpets
nAaSIy yIHEoSo ROSEWOOD
the offered auction this season. made
g s sr es
Books Hall Hatstand Chairs
BY eminent Paintings Ruins Of Carthage
and Mount Blanc by Lanier yiewson the Rhine storm a.
sss and The s r1% oy ~ ssrss
b. Rosaini sim Life do Washington BY Hsny; the sea
40 two match Paintings, by Cole Winter Scene
BRoNzEs AND ARTICLES OF vIRTg.
Maepps superb Vases candeabrs and elegant Bus. Of
ehakspere Bronze and Ormua Jewel Box, Coognes Glove
s0' Marble Figures SfsEs sn ROOF China Vases
Buffet Extension Table Arm Chars Sofas Oval Mirror,
Lace and Damass Curtains Shades China Dinnsr set ~
Linen elegant Rnby White Glass Ware Table Cut
% SAS Sys Psh Hn Cake Basket
Dressing Bureaus, Bedsteads. Wardrobea Commodes.
Iolc Tables suite; Hair Mattresses Feather Beds.
ss cna nen Towels Bolster sna pow Gases Mar
settles Quilts Counerpanes in the best order Also
porempory Parties wishing TO attend this sale take Firth
s,xih stages at Aston 81 Nicholas and
Metropolitan Hotels leaving at Sixteenth street, few doors
from the house.
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SECOND soIREE OF CHAMhER MUSIC AT bod.
Jan Is st O'Clock N. William Mason. Theodore Thomas.
D. M.senthn, a Matkka bs,snsr SOLICITATIONS ior me
sfsI he second Single eses fos each soree 81 10
q GENTLEMEN wANrED-rO TRAVEL WITH
= m,ns,reI rourr; bret Glars Violin Payer, one good
n,, ppa. er and one Guitar Player good Lady
snser rood salary those who understand the buspe
Address T. W.. station D. Bible House, Asor place
n, orlCE Managers LEssEES, PROPRTBTOKS OF
theatres actors and actresses throughout the United
are b,,cby requested not 70 copfoupd the elegant
..d .nab,deed Deborah OF Scintnark, or, Curse
and Pess,pr,r with the amended aud csmended play ~
Tho - az the former IN the bands OF
Leah ~asitourht Of rne UNDER
siap.J viii dsosc 81 correct uans tons az Detorah
~ and furnish the following Ut sscufsd by
cspyyighl De,oah AZ Sieirmark or. Curse ana Bless
unhrv"a affrra ant-ntfssta rom
NJ tnt.t ~ hs ptrm-rs w,h their "
her ttghts tAhFr'"r NraShs' ''N"A '-
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r BO0ARr, AuOTIoNEER-BY 5. A. j. BOoAI - =
q. Wednesday January r. at i0k O'Clock a. we s"esos
No North William street mortgage sale-a ~ =
quantity OF Household Furniture two Pianos masoe Wy
Bureaus. Centre Tables Carpets Mirrors boaIoo ssu
Kitchen Furniture &c Brussels and Ingram Csrpeee %"
L. ENGLEHART 4 CO., .AuCrIoNKHRa ,o y
O'clock regular sale Of Dry and Fancy oo9as new
second Clothing Shoes, Cutlery, shawis hianxe.s
rurs. Victorines, Capes Mufts, Nublas' hoodA Hes'
Hosiery, Bamorals, Cioaks. Handkerchiefs, &C.
MORRIS WILKINS AJCTIONEER
M SUPREME COURT SALE
Partition OF Valuable Property on chatham square,
East Broadway. Catharine, Grand and Markes Streets
ana o. marx T. e"fnf 4. LUDLOW co.
win sell at Auction on
TUESDAY, January &c, 1864, at II O'Clock,
AZ the Exchange Salcsrocm, No Ill Broadway,
BY Supreme Court under the direction Of Bena
Jah Lelhngwell, ESQ.,, Referee. Chatham square-The
large and valuable plot OF ground with the four story brick
buildings thereon northeast Of Chatham square and
East Broadway running through 70 Chatham street and
with the four brick building thereon No Chatham
Square, running through and including No. Catharno
street. Catharne street.-The lot with the buildings there
No. 10 Catharne street, East Broadway Market
streetThree story and attic brick house and lot NO Is
Market street, East Broadway. Grand streei-The
valuable plot Of ground with the buildings thereon on me
northeast Of Grand and Cannon streets 81 Marks
pace1he three attic and basement brick house and
lot No. 81 st. Marks place, near First avenue:
The above includes of the most valuable property
offered this city for years. and oilers
great Inducements TO capitalists. 1851
Maps full particulars may be had ~ the oce OF
the auctoneers, No. Pine street.
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AMUsEMENTs.
RaooKLys ACADEMY or Music.
- 1EhMAN OPERA.
IL la PANE Os !, BLsAscns; or, THE WHITE LADY
N lie Canissa- Herr Ha6e,mann
smaller par. OF Galveston
Baieony parqaee and circle ST. No es,rs esars.
for reserved seats which be had only during day
The sals OF tickets commences Saturday morninga
the Brooklyn Academy Of Music.
NEW YORK ACADEMY OF MUSIC
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY a. 1864,
- s'r THE MERRY WIVES OF WINDSOR.
with HERR s1 s role Of
FALsrAFF
the Academy and a, Beer schirmers 7ol Broadway.
NEW BowERy THEATRE.
10s s$sss5 Fyss,ss '; sSs g
MISS KATE FISHER.
in her S. Snyys,ed character of xAznrpA,
Ma. asa fss sson''h's -
AND FLI0Hr AROUND
FIRST CIRCLE OF BOXES.
BOUND x r. The Horse RACK OF TIE
THRILLINo ABATEMENT.
night Of the celebrated Panomniss ana Aeo'
MR. EDWIN BLANCHARD. =
VINO WIN WIFI 81 MAN AN on S g IL
The favori'e actress IS, ~ ,oun.
Mis-. Kate NJ o.. sssks A.raeu Mr. Geo
Lngard; Miss Hathaway, Mr. Glassford, &c.
TIGER OF THE SEA-
RARNuMs AMERICAN MUSEUM;
- ANEW SF xsp As SFkASp!p DRAMA.
49,, Anew GIANT.
IMMENSE E oo ksrse %sA 81 NOVELTIES
with new sceassy psesr, nSssAS Music Costume.
THE rYnd HXEEY W EYHsFfG Ct haf-'''
ana on THE ryRoLEAN FAMILY COFFEE POT.
To DO at Garf EScTx az ana HsT
the largest Exc Il s sF
o9 ThE E1 asHh G afSsF.
born the city Of Jcrusaem for ten years an ocer In tho
EIGHT Hs FS WE1 EHnEE III IS sousDs H1oH
oas Of ss
@'''' THE T SsHaF Vs IssHF aiiAsr.
eight To WE an ys dN fH s
eighteen Tfss' n "a WA feet high
ONLY one YFA SeM G aa AND EIGHT FEET
the ,alles known par Of the world or Of
SWAN ss a"s
They are all visible all hours, every day and evening"
80 OR MAN MONKEY,
has returned 10 the Museum for short time, and DO
seen every and evening.
ALBfNO FAMILY,
from Madarancar, who though born OF black African
'' parents are white SNOWFLAKE pure white skin,
long, flowing white hair and pink eyes.
LAST WEEK OF
RETIY,S AUTOMATON MUSICAL TROUPE,
consictina az six figures of life. which play upon
NOVEL PIANOS. OR HARPERTANS,
producing m equal to a full orchestra.
pioTtiR EE GROUPS OF MOVING WAX FIGURES,
TIfB MONSTER SERPENrS,
GRAND AOUARIA. Mammoth Rear.
ROBERT HOUDIN'S AUTOMATON WRITEE.
EDUCATED SEAL. which plays n MUSICAL lNSfRU-
MENT and a million other wonders.
Admission, Is cents. Children under ten, I5 cents.
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ScC-MELoDBoN, SIS BROADWAY, 5s.
goo THE ONLY FREE AND EASY OF THE WORLD.
None but known and acknowledged talent engaged.
Albert Brahom, the immense descriptive tenor bright in
beautiful operate role from the Of Faust En-
gsgemen Of Thos Hermonson Of the German Opera nrs
this country and engaged a. immense aud
eItsvagant salary Madame Side the sweet songstres
having no equal in this city: tonight the Mockng Bird
Bonv Bony Faster. Bony Pastor. Pastor Pastor. Bony
Pastor BIS Gross Readings and bingham Umbrella Nose
Solomon Nose Solomon Nose solomon 70 night Moss
solomon in his Vintage Of Chsmpagne Miss Adele Colleen
and Miss Maggie Treslev and the whole strength OF the
company Over thirty gents. the leading favor
ties Of the city well to the public Wanted,
few more genteel ladies' 10 refreshm ens 70 the
guests
Aan'''o" ''e' ego g. HEYDoN, Director.
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Il MUSEUM NIGHT FOR THE BENEFIT
SANITARY coMmIssil6S AND rREEDMANs
WEDNESDAY sIsHr, JAN IT.
has volunteered 10 give his celebrated
ON THE ART t aF MoSEY GETTING.
In the large ha Of the Cooper Institute the above even
ing, illustrating the same with the following most
EXTRAORDINARY LIVING WONDERS
'o'" " FOUR ENORMOUS GIANTS,
Anna Swan Monsieur Joseph the French Giant; Colonel
Goshen, the Arab Giant, and the Giant Boy
49, THB MADAGASCAR ALBINo FAMILY.
THE TYRoLEAN WHISTLER,
~h0 pays THE The LIGHT LiGHTSISS CALCULATOR,
THE LIVING WHAT Is 1T.
HERR ZIROM, late of the Museum. has kindly volun-
tered perform colo on the Emmelyuka or common
Mouth Harmonicon
the United Staes Sanitary Commisson one half to be de-
its forthcoming great Metropolitan Fair IN New
York. and the other half 20 the, National Freedmans So
M Barnum,s lecture was delivered with great eclat
The James Hail. in London. England seventeen mss
1852 given with much In different American
'o From the London Times. Dec. 80 1881
bound admit Mr Barnum one OF the most en-
eraning lecturers thst addressed an audiencon
theme universally ineligible.
fAibany Evening Journal, Dec s, 1852
Az lecturer Barnum Is really among the best OF the
day He speaks well while bis discourse invariably full
Of sharp points and shrewd sugsesi.ons
Doors open ~ a. Commences ~ O'CLOCK
To be obtsned q, Barnums Museum and the door OF
Cooper Institute
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RAILROADS..

HUDSON RIVER RAiLRoAD.-TRAJns FOR ALBA.
III Troy the North and West leave Cbaunbcre suecs
al and 10 and $40, aud 10 40 M and on sandays
" M from Th,rtcth street Tickets be procured
nj any 81 The oces of wEsrCorrs IN press New YORK
ard BROOKLYN, and baggage tho house all points
"a Ihe toaL and 10 SafntnnA Snrinna.
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WIN. Writer'S AUCTIoNEER WILL SELL. THIS
w day. o'clock 454 Canal street, large and valu.
able of genteel Furniture rich velvet Tapestry
Ply Ingram other Carpets; ocloths Stair Rods
Pier Oval and Manel Mirrors Paintings Lace and Damasa
Bookcase Lounge Carpet Desk Table several Chairs &C.
mahogany French black walnut and rosewood Iedsteads
marble Dressing aud other washstands Toilet
Table, Chairs Wadrobes Armoir Glace. Sofa Beds
mahogany and Chairs, Enameled Suits to-
gether Kitchen Furniture, with which the sale will
Commence. All good for housekeeping. Panoforte