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DY GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers

oc 2s-eo&ds J. G. McGUiRE & CO. Aucts
by GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.
ANNUAL FA!LsALEo OF ISAAC HERRBERG K
OF W WEREPEEMED PLSBGEs At ACCrI9N:
Auction Rooms, No 1857 street; corner Of D,
large collection of unredeemed Pledges, consist
Gold and SILVER Hunting Case Patent Lever and
Diamond Earrings and Finger Rings,
Gold Chains and Brssstpias and Silver Ware.
tolls; Guns, and one lot of fine new Damssk
Also, a lot Of Cigars, together with large lot of
miscellaneous Goods, which We deem un-
necessary to enumerate.
sale to commence with the Watches.
&C Is. IS 81, no no GREEN q WILLIAMS. Aucts.
UY GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.
oHANcERY SALE Of E.T VALUABLE REAL Es-
Bx virtus If dac,es ~ tho sunrsus oou-t IF
the cou S9ss ted aist Of
M sHS A. D. 1864 passed in a certain cause Nc.
Gsssin: Trustee. com plainsas, and John WlIIs%s.
defendant, the unders gnsd Trustee will; on MON;
resell ali that lot Of ground situate IN the city Of
bered s. sAise, the east seven fe.t eight inches
with the. improvements on said Lot aud part Of
Lot CONSISTING of large three story Brick ID veil
ing House, with back building, (being portion
Of the real estate of the lats Commodore Stephen
Cassin.) .
The property is situate on north X street, be-
west fronting 81 feet and inches on street. and
extending back with that uniform width t57 fcets
The terms of sale are One third cash, (of which
the purchaser win be required to pay down at the
equal installm ents at six and twelve months from
the day of sale said balance to bear interest from
day of sale and the payment thereof to be secured
bv the bonds of the pure haser or purchasers with
sIi rety TO be approved by the Trustee.
If The arms OF sale be not complied with within
five Law from the day of SALE the Trustee reserves
the ight to sell the property, at the risk and
cost of the defaulting purchaser, by advertising
such resale three times in some ore or mo re- daily
newspapers pu blished in said City of Washington.
All conyeyances and stamps at the cost of tho
purchaser. r. II LASKEY. Trustee.
oc D. 4taw&ds GREEN & WILLIAMS. Aucts.
LIMITED STATES MARsHAL'S SALE.
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NtANTED-T.o first class colored WOMEN-a
w dining room servant and laundress Apply
at No. 323 18th street, corner of D:
oc q 2tr MADAME BOWERS.
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0UARTERMASTER GENERALS OPFIOE
FIRST DIVISION
MAssISGIen Orr. October l, 1854
Horses suitable for Cavalry and ARTILLERY service
will be purchased at Giesboro Depot, in open
mnrtet. TIL November l, 1854.
Horses will be delivered to Captain L. Lowry
Moore, A. Q. H.. and be subject to the usual Gov
price of Cavalry Horses. SITS each
Price Of artillery Horses, $lS' each.
PAYMENT will be made for sir tel or more.
JAMES A. 1KIN.
Colonel First Division. O. N Genrs Once.
oc 3M
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WANTED-h nicely furnished ROOM. by gem
" tlemsn, and wife, ana child; with fire and
lights. BOARD for the lad y and child. private
family prefsrred Address. STATING terms and To-
cationt n. s., %. street, Washington. D. G.
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"ANTED-A good Restaurant COOK. Good
wages and steady EN- poy ment given. Apply
atSHAFFIELD'S Confectionery, 9th ST., between
@ and III. q -2tt
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RY JAS. G. MCGUIRE & CO., Auctionesrs.

LOTS NEAR THE NAVY YARD.
On Friday AFTERNOON, October 18th, at A.
O'Clock on the premises, We shall sell Lots 1, s,
ana parts OF Lots aud 8, in Square No. SIS front
east, near the Juncti ion of Virgins avenue por-
ton improved by double Brick Dwelling Rouse,
containing ten rooms, with double porches the en-
tire length Of the north side of the house. The re-
nainder will be sold as bui lding lots.
Terms One third in cash; the remainder in six
and twelve months, with interest, secured By 3
deed 0ftrust on the premises.
Cost OF cOuveyances and stamps to be paid by
thu pur chaser.
oc2N-d JC MCGUIRE i CO., Aucts.
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WANTED-To rent a ROOM, suitable for an
W Office. on Penn. ylvania avenue. between 9Th
and 18th streets. Address DOCTOR. Star Office.
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Drawn Numbers Of Library Association Com
panys Lottery. of Kentucky, Glass $50, oetobe
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"ANTED IMMEDIATELY-A FIRST class COOK
w in Restaurant need apply except
thee Who can BRING the best of references as to
character and respectability. Apply al No 237 G
street, between 18th and 18th streets oc 28-3t*
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nRY GOODS SALESMAN WANrED-A single
- man, 10 to q years of age; well acquainted
with the Distric. trade-none other need apply.
Situation permanent and pay libaral:
PERRY & BRO,
&C N-St Pa. Az. and 9Th street.
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I LIGHTERS FOR SALE.-We have on hand sew
IL erel good LIG HTER5 or SCOWS suit able for
wood or sand. from Is to 80 feet in length which
we will I'll at q bargain.
Apply to
BARNES & SON.
o5.lws Gas 18th ST near he wharf
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p. Shades who wish to avoid . crowd. will
please call early in the morning or late in the eve
ming, the stores will be open until o'clock.
Get T-3t"
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WANTED-By lady. who is rapid and good
w writer. employment IS COPYIST. Please
address tating terms, &c. WRITER, Star Office.
q lur
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"ANfED-A WOMAN, fer general homework
w Also. COLORED MAN, to work in saloon :;
one that can open eysters-at 244 18th ST., between
NJ and north oc T-Iw+
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Drawn Numbers Of Kentucky State Lottery,
Class cog, October q, lo5i:
lS-5l-75-i9-i5-5O-6S-32 43-60-i0-33
Drawn Numbers OF Kentucky State Lottery
Iiass pr october ~. 1854:
5-i-SN,5-l4-f7 -3s-5O-iI-43-3l-l5-2
MURRAY. EDDY & CO., Managers.
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JUST RECEIVED
AT
ST. sEvEETH STREET
Having just returned from New York. 1 would
ret pectful call the attention of the citizens O
Washington, @ cor getown and Alexandria to our
large and well assorted stock of gNsds. Comprising
In part
BATS of ell the fiffsrent styles.
FRENCH FLOWER RIBBONS,
Nil LINERY GOODS. NOTIONS,
DRESS GOODS, sHAWLS
COTrONS. FLANNELS, &C., &C..
with q general assortment too numerous to men
lou
Having purchased the above since the heavy de-
cline in gold pr pared to sell at prices which
&C H-s1s Mrs. A. MoCLOSKY.
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WANTyD-A sEAMSTREss, one that under
w stands cutting and fitting dresses Apply at
sos II street near 7th street oc u 81
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INAETED-By the lst of November, two neatly
w furnished ROOMS, first second floor,
suitable TOR housekeeping, for gentleman and
wife. in this city or GEORGETOWN, ID. c., George
town ,ref rred Terms must he moderate. Adj
dress, stating terms and location, H" Star
Office for three days. Oc 253t-
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WANTED TO BUY OR RBNT-A HOUSE in
w FIRST Wa d: must he near Pa. ay.
FOR SALE-A FARM of $50 acres. miles from
" ashng on. Also u Lot of 20 or 40 acres; either
for cash or in exchange for above house. Address
H III L.. 1874 Pa ay oc 2t-eo3Hr
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IGOR REhT-BRICK COTTAGE, one block from
Il the Capitol, half block from street cars, seven
rooms, well furnished, neat and clean. Rent to be
paid in liable board. Possession given at once,
Inquire at 325 north ST., between Delaware av.
anIl Let 81 az y.
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BOARD WANTED-In a private family. by a
- married couple. Boa'd not TO exceed $50 per
month; or hoard alone for lady and led ging for
husband Also, two furnished rooms for couple
ISON Star Office oc 27 3tr
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DRAWN NUMBERS OF SHELBY COLLEGE
~ LUT TERY, of Kentucky. Glass 5l3 October
53-2J59-39-S-t-57-
Drawn Numbers of Shelby College Lottery of
Kentucky, Class 54. October q. 1854
5l-i5-G2-I9-71-74-3-
z. q. SIMMONS & CO., Managers
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~ ANTEO-A res pectsble middle aged WOMAN
w to take care of child and dc some light
housework Inquire at FRANKLIN 4 CO, OPP
ticas No. o. Pa ay oc o3-ff
The New York herald., 1864-12-11
HENRy II. LEEDS. AUCTIONEER

HENRY D. MINER ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ROOM 30
IL Nassau opposite the Post nlicc-HINER Il
6OMEAyILLE will sell auction. Tuesdar, Dece nber
l3 at lO o'clock at her salesroom, 81 Nassau street to
about 400 Packages OF mrrchan-
disc. comprising Wool Rope Cotton Duck Mnsirsl Instru.
ments Prints. Fnrs Liquors, Cigars Machinery Hard
ware, Crockery &c The above will be exhibition
Monday December IL. with catalogues giving marks num-
The New York herald., 1864-12-11
AMUsE mErrs.

NKw BowERS rHFArRE y
AZ rsaes new draaa. rHs uHAReoAL MAN.
81 PosEsfY 1sS mssalm q naAr BLACK BAG
NiBLo's GARDEN BEGINS AT TX.
SECOND alsosS:D4y pis; iig ~. ."nanaa ''
Mr., .siSH .sb as. AsP ssksks ssskFt wILEFixs FIkf
~n' VIII appear In cha, iors great arAma. Inc
~l,On mus, nos,,,v CONN CONNIE sooGAh. ~ r 81.
rs WITHDRAWN AErLR SATURDAY NEXT. pEcEx.
cossA sARNEs WILLIAMS WILL ArpKAR Az
leoaa MRS BAEnEY y wfLI:iAMs AS
81 sUPPORIkD By rHk FULL COMPANY.
NEW ssCssEsSs.a sSsa'Sd coslUMEs APPOINTMENTS,
SEATS SECURED SIX DAYS IN ADVANCE. ''o'
wv NEVER AoTED IN AMERICA 49,.
been some 10 preparation will bs prodaced With Gu
tiry scenery dresses furniture and appoiplments
HOW sHa LOVES HIM. esaa
and ~ill be given with the following powerful distribution
ysci Lester waack
nhk Hartley Mr Ch.res Fisher
Sn,a, % yvhp ~ ers
Dioeenrs SERVANT to Sir Richard ......... Mr. Norton
Pr Mlnimum Mr John scffon
Sir Jericho Maximum. um..........-...........Mr Browne
ur sparks. WIliamson
hRa.dlcap Rd..p NJ rops
foretop mt WARD
NJ: yss Madeline Heariaass
Mr. Tucker housekeeper tho sanatoriun Miss oarmsn
tuesday and wednesda,-Iow sHH Loves nia. aa''''
Thursday ay-RoSEDALE.
The New York herald., 1864-12-11
SALES At q uCTION.

BuRkHAM. MISUNDERSTANDING
~ Household Furniture at pubic auction. 70 morrow
SMondsy a the eegsnt residence No Al West Sixteenth
street between ~ q and Sixth avenues, sale commencng
az III clock Drawing Furniture covered with French
brocste Of! the richest descrpton rosewood Piapoore
Eiagerek Mirrors, Lace Brocate Curtains Carpets
Shandelier Bronze stausry Paintings BY mnent sr
Asts Bronze Clock Vases Ornaments bookcase, Ensolg
nures Extension Table siieboa China. Ter
Warei Bureaus beastesds Watrnb's. Mattresses, Blan.
kets Counterpane Basement and Kitchen Furni.ure sale
Esremptory House for Inquire OF the auctoneer.
The New York herald., 1864-12-11

RARNUMs AMERICAN MUSEUM
HEAD. .G PAUSE. RpsLEO
PARENTS AND GUARDIANs or whatever creed.
,v.' go 80 =. $50 - ~ : At fssAsxUA,
AMUsEMKNT MORAL. lively. rich and wittyi .,,..
Where can no seen PANORAMA grand.
"GULLIVEKS tour In LILLIPUTIAN LAND"
This PANORAMA. finest ever known.
:. '''' 49, 'T'",' :, AT BARNUMa
Where will YOU hear great HARRISON, who sings
iMPRoMTG sON0s-'hrss Al the times and lhinasi,
.-.. - - tf~ M a LAT BAaNUAr
Who Is 1t for his numerous PATRONS PLEAsUKB..
IDevotes his INDIVIDUAL TIME AND TKEAsUhM,~
Where an AoUARIA hiled with fishes rare.
OCEAN and RIVER GAhDENs. grand BEYOND compam
Where is the only place beneath the sun
That Son can and THREE FAT GIRLS ~ EEanNuXT
And where combined Che measure does hot lie)
ihHhh INDUSTRIOUS GIANTS = 'e'' AT aisIs IsARNux's
In living contrast where can you behold
TWO DWAkFs, weight ~ pounds OF pcrlect moula,
Where can the curious aMENAGERIR find
OF REPTILES BIRDS and BEASTS q snff;i saasHxs
Where md of LIPE.LIKE FIGURES . soolsction,,
MOVING AufoAAroSs' that bear 'n'psff'sS1 al shhsuxs
Where see those RED MEN OF TaE FoREsI.,.. ssyIsa
-""-' II. Ar BARNUA's.
hero do they Ryc THREE EkNfkkTAIkhEnr1Sg, aa6ssT
At II A. NJ performance for the throns-
inc fANo'A~A' iNDiA''' A14 AZ BARNUMa
At3P NJ (succcss TO It beiongs), s a. Ilg LlLy-.-
= - - AT BARNUM's.
A. sd 4. ysry cdMIc DANCE sy Monsieur TOME DsNIxk
Two living Offers KANGAROoS live OWLS
~ s1.1..s.- eo- aag Al BARkUM'6.
HILDEEN not over 10, half price. So mote y be
AT bARNUAS.
The New York herald., 1864-12-11

4 oRNrLEuAN or SOCIAL AND pOu9srfO HAB
IA tia And With suf1elent means aesfrss 70 cerrespond
80 sS2s ~ ..s.s
The New York herald., 1864-12-11

4 HIGHLY REsPEorABLB. PRRPosssssMISd M
"a widow es ysara sf age pcrsonAl wcsth eoea
physique and no inenhrAnes dssirss an acQusntaned
with an elderly Esnensa o. eooa snnans w 49, 80
station D, Rew Vera. -..-....---.....-..
The New York herald., 1864-12-11

ON FOKEI.N ACCOUNT,
BY order OF Messrs ANDRE 4 COL 1T. OF Paris
BhoNZEs. me sryRES VASES LLkiANr
..a. DIME r AM TEAS rs. SUP4kB CLOCKS
BISQUE AND PAkIAN GROUPS AMI srATUETrEs,
COLORED CnYsrAL PUNCH BOWLS. TOILET SETS,
ORMOLU And GILT GOODS, -
just arrived rom Hare per ships Il 4t 3tu.&
WISCONSIN AND WM. FR0TDTNGHAM m@
BY EDWAkD SCnESik, on Wednesday Thursday
and Friday, d cember H. Is and l6 lls A. M hf4
saesroom No. 60 Liberty The largest
and most superb sale o. French goods tina, has taken
place IN tn city. II above wi be exhibition
day the 18th inst aud LAp ES and the public
ncsty invited TO them, the sale is peremptory
The New York herald., 1864-12-11
A UCTION NoTICE-E. ROTH, AUCTrOSEER
"a AN EXTRAORDINARY OPPOKTu NIFTY

-
Over $l2,0 worth OF elegant Hous ehold Furniture.
rosewood Piano elget Brussels aud Car
viii be sold at public auction Monday afternoon Decem
per y at COCK At the private rsidence 9 West Eignlh
street between Filth and avenues highest bid
der without reserve. Sale positive. ~ -
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Hoard of Aldermen.

At meeting of this Board on Tuesday after
noon bfr ESHY in the Chair. Joint Special Commit.
tee Of three authorized TO select one OF the pubic
parks to be Dsed by the New York State National
Guard Of this city a parade ground. Messrs. Nc
Mahon Ryers and Oitiwell appointed the part
Of this Board The Corporation Counsel reports that
the wbarye piers and balkheads cannot be disposed Of
otherwise than at auction. provided for In section 81
Of the Amended Charter and must be leased 10 the high
ct bidder for term not exceeding ten years, nor less
than year.
The Mayor vetoed the appointment Of any more
Commissioners If Deeds there already greater
number recorded in the County Clerks Office than the
law authorized.
Mr.. HARDY defended the action 81 the Boards, con.
tending that the resolution did not embrace any add
tonal appointments but only provided for the prospect
i've resignation OF the men IN Olcc Last year there
Was not one additional Commissioner appointed.
by unanimous vote tho Board concuITed with She
Councilman In passing the the veto, and
the Corporation Counsel was instructed 10 ask the Leg
islature TO increase the number in New.York TO 500
On resolution Of Mr. HARDY the sum Of 81 500 wa
transferred from the Russ pavement accounts TO the
City Contingency account to be- expended in the recep
tiol aud entertainment Of our brave volunteers.
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Roard Of Education.

The Board met at the usual hour, the PREsI-
DENT In the chair.
A communication was received from Mr.. John Graft.
Late Principal of Grammar School No. 40 asking that
tue acton OF the Trustees OF The Twelfth ard, IN as
missing him from his position, be reversed. Referred
to the Committee on Appeale.
4 resolution Was submitted that the bylaws be sus-
pendcd 20 allow the school children OF the City Of New
York to contribute in aid OF the coming Sanitary FAR
20 be held in this city. Adopted.
4 communication was received from a number Of the
citizens OF the Fifteenth Ward protesting against the
removal of n number Of the teachers IN the schools OF
tina, Ward by the Board Of Trustees. Laid Oh tie
table. .
resolution in favor Of aprropriane $1,000 FOR the
purchase Of iou lots OF ground. the northeTy SIDE o
Sixty first street, for the erection Of sehoobHllamg
for Grammar School No. and Primary School NO 80
In the Twenty. second Ward. was laid on the table
A resolution was adopted nominating ). w cir Rose
welt as School Commissioner from tie Fifteenth ard
Ina place of Erasus &. Benedict elected TO the Legsla
ture Charles Roster also nominated from TIE
Thirteonth Ward In place OF Charles G. Shaver ex
PEELED
Mc,srs. Miller Liebcr Vielson, Farr. and Small
were appointed Committee 10 secure u larger Gttend
ance Of children in the schools.
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tax but this does not swell forces in the field We
want action-work-postiy work from all. know.
Sir, city official, One, too, who comes IN Tor
b-orcbt 20 The rooms 6f The Committee less then
eleven recruits and placed also into the hands Of the
volunteer or his wife friend, tie hand mercy sl'
is called e check for fee Of So the POI son u'ns
ing In recruit is entitled o.. IL il not every one per
hans who can do as much this but we can N 10 s0iae
thing let edSi inai1 i,iuai resolve to devote few
hours TO this business and bring in one recruit instead
Of folding his arms and doing nothing but fret and ow
and our quota woud be flied entire ny the lstoi MARCH
What say the publici
have extended this communication 20 a much great
er length than intended, but thee is so much msun
duties of this Board and 20 many Interpretations
that ! have though q somewhat extended stateiheh'
would not I've on Of place and trust 10 your scneros'
TO give it pr.Dlcaion. Ct I.
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Mill. cio.e nj The Pa.t.nn,ce.

For Great Britain aud the Continent, BY steamer
city OF Warrington Saturday, Feb. 10 ...... 10Y IN
For New Orleans, By steamer Morning Star satuf-
day Feb 70 p ~
Land, Friday Feb. 90 ;;.....;.. u ?. u
For Cuba and the West Indies, via Havana, By
Morning Star, Saturday, Feb. 2J......... p.
For South Pacific snd Central Amerea, by steam
er Ariel tuesday Feb 30 loi a.
Fer California, Oregon Wellington Territory, and
tho Sandwich Islands, daily (Sundays except.
and u p
SortAAlbany, Buffalo and Canaiss......5a and 3
North aud West Way Mail. q.
Western Mail via Ere Railroad ........3a ard ~
Southern aud South Western Mai....5 q ami 10
Eastern Mail H. aud &. ,.
New bedford Newport and Ill
The Long Island Mail closes at a n. aud y. Ia.
Sunday Mais-On Sunday al malls close a. u. Pun
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rraNcicI-' l.ui,Ie.

To Albany BY Hudson Il H.. % Warrcu.s:....7. 10
D. u and 81 s. and 1870 ?. Sunday rain.... 512 p m
To Albany. by Harlem X. r.. 10th 1t. 4thLy. los n
ard s25 p ~ Sunday train AS
10 Boston, by New-London line. Pier 80 " H..
Stonil.on line Pier ~, y. r., enl Fall River
line Pier ~ r.. daily tSundsy excep'edl...... p m
To Boston by Nc~-ilncu RR., VA Springfield
27rst and ithav...................8an and p m
To Boston by New Haven RR. 2;th It. aud itn'
av via Shore Line. ......R. aud p. sunday 3p M
To Buffalo, By Erie RR.. foo. d Chambers,
ard IT. 4 ~ at II" r. III
10 I,lip Fire Island and other resorts on Long
leland by l.. l. RsilToad from James SIP and
foot OF 5h.st F. R.................ga and p
To the Wet. by Pemsy ypuia Certral Railroad,
foot Of Courtl4ndt st.. O.. N. aud . and 2. m.
10 the West, by Central Railroad OF Nc's.lersey'
foot Of Courtleudt st.........,b a. la IL ~ ana r. IN
10 PHILADELPHIA BY New Jersey Railroad, loot Of
Courtlandt.st..7, and 10 a. m Il me- 4 and {. p
m snd ~ midnight sundoy.................. y r.
To Philadelphia. by Camden aud AnbOY Railroad.
Pier 20. ". r. foo, Of Barclay M r.
To Washington by New-Jrrsey RI and 10 =. H..
Hnd y p IN. and I'm. midnight, iootol Couitsndt.
IT, sunday .......................... = p.
For further information IN regard 70 Railroad Time Tables
advertisements ia another part o, thi paper.
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IAdvertisemeut.1
AuN'ItisfHi'NND
MILLER & CARPENTER, Produce Go

MILLER & CARPENTER, Produce COMMISSION
Nechtn for the sale Of Butter Cheese Lard Esss fouty
Game Grain Flour Pork Hops Seeds. Beans Ded fa;
and Country Produce generally NO Ere bniains' y.
no $40 Wnshingtonst We give personal stetloh 70
the selling Of all goods consigned 70 Liberal cssh adysce
ale or COMMITMENTS Reference President OF irving hsht
y Marsh. President Erie Railway Company fesoeh E''''h
River Bank and Sacketi, Helcher / Co. y. y. -
~ B-Wantsd consigI ment, State and Western
o. and choice Dressed Poultry Also Clover and timothy
seed ior our increasing home snd shipping trade.
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ADVERTISEMENT

DE,roRgsT's N. Y. ILLUSTRATED NBws--Thc
live end pie, Paper Of America interesting and valuable
Literary matter with Graphic, Conical and Startling Has
trson, comprsng the Daring Robbery of RAILROAD PAssEs
GERS Portraits Of all the PROMINENT PRESIDENTIAL Asp
n,Srs. JEry DAvrs's Compulsory Declaration OF indie
neul,nce ORAxp POLITICAL yAuLTsG, NRw YORK ASLEEP
M,tpry PAyK RopBEKY, STEAMBOAT CosPL,GRsrIoH with
other amusing Local and Domestic Scene, IN this weeks mum
Der now ready Sold everywhere. Price cents Mailed
FREQ on receip. Of price. No. 90 Beekmsns'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-18
THE SECOND CORPS.

Recruiting for this gallant corps under III,
,tnous impaired by the presence and exertions OF lie
Commandant, Nal Gen W. ). lanc0ck is progressing
rapidly. The MalorGenera has devoted his whole
time while in this city 10 the work OF pcrccng tn,
recruiting organizations tho leading merchants OF the
Stock and Corn Exchanges have contributed freely
while the Union League has not only aided with money
but by tie digent personal e1erton Of Its individual
members.
The following communication addressed 10 Brig. Gen
Vim. Hays requesting that Col Robert Nugent be mp
pointed t. represent the corps at the Headquarters in
this city, has been ceerfuly acceded TO by the A. a. T.
VI. General.
ST. JANIS. HorKL, Ngw YORK Feb. -, 1864.
My DEAR GKSsnAL; 1t hmy desire that under Cen Bar
low and without interfering with you Col Nusent shall repre-
In t city, aud supern,end the recruiting for the
Viii YOU give Col Nur.n, all fscie. to accomplish this
II have headquarter. at Taumsny Hall and still
retain ali oceI to repIe'cnt the corps a. Lafayette Hall
wsriELD :. HANCOCK, Maj. Gen. U. $. Vols.
BRIG. Den. HAYS A. 4. L. NJ O..
Tainmany Hall has been obtained the headquarters
of the Corps and under authority Of Col George Bliss
r of the Union League, FIRE dollars srtra premium viii
be paid 10 all persons procuring recruits for IT, By Col
Nugent upon the presentation TO him Of certificate
Of the fact signed by any Provost Marshal or other
mastering officer.
for this corps is called TO the following order:
HgADauARrrE., REcnrIrIsaR xsDEryous, 2p CORPS
TAsxASr HALL, NEW YORK CRY, Feb 10, lSo1
from the ID Corps now In the Cities Of New York and Brook
and VINO & Dc sIe o b detailed 40, rfcIas
report in person without delay Col Robert Nugen. ., these
headquarters.
Any officer failing to report will be immediately returned
10 lis regiment ~ the field. b. &. BARLOW,
Brs General aud General sup Of Recruiting for "a Corps
Army OF Potomac
TROOPS AT THE PARK BARRACKS.
Troops arrive at the Park Barracks at the
rate OF about 60 daily. and leave regularly for the
rendezvous at Fort schuyler where they embark for
the seat Of war. On Tuesday there at the
Park Barracks detachments Of the 18th 59 GOTH 18TH
ssth and lOJd New-York Regiments with the 9th and
ID Cavalry preparing TO return to their several points
Of destination.
PERSONAL.
The friends of Capt. VIM. g. Thomkins have
presented him with splendid sword as memento OF
his gallant services with the list New-York State
Militia.