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TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
i OFFICE OF COMPTROLLER OF THE CURRENCY
HZ=sL E.4al

FTNREAEURI DEPARTMENT.,
i OFFICE OF COMPTROLLER OF TIE CURRENCY
WaShington, October 4, 1864.
Whereas. by satisfactory evidence presented to
the undersigned, it has been made to appear that
WaShingi0s. in the county of Washington and Dis
t,tes Of Co!nubia, has been duly organized under
Congress entitled IAN act to provide Nationai
Currency, secured by pledge of United States
demption thereof. approved June 8, 1864. and has
com piled with all the provisions of said act re-
the business of banking under said act:
Now, therefore, 1, Hugh McCull0ck Comptroller
of the Currency, 10 hereby certify that The Ma.
t,onal Bank of the Meyopolis, in the CRY Qf Wash.
iHgten, in the county of Washnston and DiStrit OF
Columbia, is authorized to commence the business
of Banking under the act aforesaid.
In testimony whereof, witness my hand and seal
of Office this fourth day of October, 1864.
IL.s.1 HUGH MoCULLOCK,
oc6.d6Ot Comptroller of the Currency.
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FROM THE SOUTH.

The Fall OF Plymouth the Result of the
Destruction of the Ram AlbemarleS
Rebel Accounts of the Blowing up of the
Ram
From the Richmond Sentinel, Nov.4l
Last Thursday night, the Confederate ram
Albemarle was blown up by torpedo, near
Plymouth, N. &.
we learn that a small torpedo boat, manned
by sixteen Yankees, proceeded do wn the river,
capturing the picket boat, in which were eight
pickets asleep. Two men were placed in
charge OF the prisoners, while the remaining
fourteen proceeded on the expedition. The
most remarkable part Of the affair, as related
to US, is that none of the crew of the ram were
injured, and twelve out OF fourteen Captured.
They succeeded in getting off with the eight
pickets.
The Fate of Lieutenant Cushins,s Partv-
Only one Man Of the Gallant Crew In.
jured.
[From the Richmond Dispatch, Nov.4l
The capture OF Plymouth, N. c., by the enc
my is explained by later accounts. A lack Of
sufficient watchfulness on the part OF our
troops seems to have been the prime cause of
the loss OF the town. 1t seems that on Thurs
o aay nshI party Of eighteen msn
some eight or ten miles from Plymouth, took
small torpedo boat and started for plymouth.
On the way they found small poat contaning
six of onr men in the river, stationed there as q
picket guard; but all Of them being asleep they
were taken prisoners: Tnen processing TO
Plymouth they found tne Aloemsa.e a. ner
her amidships, bleso her up causirs damage from
sohichIshe soon sank
frad On the assaulting party, and after the
AIbermarle sunk, captHrel the lohole of them,
but no one scds killed and osly one man ,oounded
There was no force q the enemy near Ply.
mouth, with the exception Of five or six gun.
boats In the sound; rat the loss Of tie AIoemarle
opened the Roanoke 70 them, and hence the fan OF
the town. .,.- r-as g s.,.s ~
Capt Roberts, it is stated, commanded the
Albemarle. -
It is understood that there were no I;ves lost
on the Albemarle, and there were very few men
aboard at the time Of the explosion Of the tor.
pedo. 80
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ITO THE PUBLIC.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT

TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
SoLICIToR's OFFICE, Oct. %, 1864.
placed a considerable sum of money at the disposal
Of the Secretary of the Treasury, to be employed
and punishment of persons engaged in counter.
feiting Treasury notes, fractional currency, and
is devoted to the payment Of rewsrds to detectVes
and others throug gh whose instrumentality often
ders sre brought to justice; and its
and the conduct OF the measures referred to are
placed. by order of the sesretary, under the imme
diate supervision of the undersigned to whom all
eences naieaed shoua be- sddresssa Lbers sae
rewards have already been paid to several parties
who have aided In the apprehension of counter
It is hoped that the stimulus thus offered, added
the ssppression Of crimes tending to impair the
credit Of the national securities and thus embar-
s:s M es1aSs the
the attaiDment of that desirable end It is espec-
facts important to be known By the Department,
concerning such offences, win Communicate them
T Ppbiishers Of @ newspapers 81 @ threusheut the coup.
try will render essential service to the Govern
csSn %:ns seS ssd by
nov I6tD3mW Solicitor Of the Treasury.
i OF COLUMBIA.
Sarah Ann .ssin1t sssEs and others No 22l. Equity
Ambrose "a ! Brown and others Docket.
Trustees for the sale Of the Real Estate the
sd and confirmed on the sixth ds1 Of Becembsr
next unless cause to the contrary hereof be, then
this order be inserted in some % nsWsosuer printed
at Washin fton city once in each Of three success
y rds of ns tbs saa sixth day OF December
n'N" true cory,
nov l:lawsx Ri. MEIGs, Clerk.
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RYJ. &C. MCGUIRE & CO., Auetioneers.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY
ON ON, I'd o. STRIhT WEST, BETWEEN AND G
On MON DAY AFTERNOON, Novemb ber Il, 1864,
at o'clock on the premises, by virtue of a deed
OF trust, dated March 5 1864 and duly recorded in
Liber A: 8: No. IS, folios 81 ct seq and of the
land records for Warrington county, shall sell
street west, between and G streets north, run.
ming back ltO feet to IS ioot alley, with a wide
the south side. The lot is improved with several
small tenements.
Terms: One. fourth in ca,h; the remainder in g.
and9 months, With interest, secured byi deed Of
trust on the premises.
Conveyances at purchaser cost
CHAS. MeNAMEE, Trustee
oc 2l-2aw&ds. ]. c. MCGUIRE CO., Aucts
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
RY JAS. G. MCGUIRE l. CO.. Auctioneers,

RI JAS c. MCGUIRE 4 CO.. Auctioneers.
CHANCERY SALE.
BY authority of decree of the Supreme Court OF
this District pissed in cause relating to the estate
Of the late 9; 2 Granmer, jr., will on the days
the premises, expose to sale te the highest bidder
the following valuable real estate, to Wit:
Lots No in ReserVs,on e. frontins nj oeock tess nn
MARYLAND avenue, near the Canal Bridge at Sd
Lots and in sub division Of part of Square No.
ISL, escn fronting 70 feet on Pennsylvania ave.
Capitol Square Improved by two frame and
one brick tenement.
n THURSDAY, November 10th, at o o'clock p. m.
fronting % feet on the west side Of sth street
vest BY 100 feet deep This IBIS &p5eperty is situa
by two-ssory brick house.
ALSO,
Part OF Lot No. II. in Square No. 633, being the
north Is feet fronting on "A street, BY depth OF
Il2f.et II inches to = wide public alley; This
and forms a portion of the grounds attached to
the residence of the late G. c. Grammer, sen.
On FRIDAY, Nov: llth. at AZ O'Clock p. m.
alley between 18th and 18th streets. sf 4 Island
Lot on No aRd ta ESs .isI.d at - saq
frooting respectively on north L street and
Connecticut avenue.
On MONDAY, Nov; 18th, At u O'Clock m. at the
Avalusble Trsct Of Land lying partly in the eoun-
" VI washington. u. u. and par tly In Mont
gopery county, Md, frsntng on the Rock
Creek Church Road near the farm of the late
VIM. Nj. Morrison. containing 4S acres and
possesses q very fine building site. A plat Of
- this land may be seen at the Auction Rooms,
Terms, as prescribed byIthe decree: One third
cash; the residue in and u months with interest
for which the purchasers bonds, with surety,
VII be taken, and lien reserved on the property
If the terms be not complied with within FIVE
days from the day of sale the trustee the
right to resell, on seven days public notice, at
the risk and cost of the purchaser failing to
comply.
Stamps, deeds, &c at the cost of the purchaser.
W. b. TODD, Trustee.
&C 25-eo&ds J. @. McGU UIRE IL CO.. Aucte.
IMMEDIATELY AFTER THE SALE OF THE
said last mentioned tract of land, there will be
offered three others. contiguous thereto. contain
ing respectively 80. As, and 321a acres These sew
eral pieces OF land are very valuable for country
residences or market farms. They are situated
about four miles north of the City Hall by the 7th
street turnpike, in delightful and improving
pelghborhood, and present the inducemen. of
health, good soil, abundant springs of excellent
water, schools, churches, and good roads. and
easy access to Washington and Georgetown, to
or profit.
Plats of the farm. with its subdivisions, may be
seen by persons desiring to purchase at the Office
of Christopher Grammer. No. 5O7 Seventh ST.,
opposite Odd Fell lows' Hall, or At the Auction
Room, prior to and on the lay of sale.
nov I'd ]. c. MCGUIRE & CO., Aucts.
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fefsons oi ssoeh'ar' naoi's 'roaoieo Will "eSA
es' isseuae' psipltanon OF 'ne hearI' lack
'De"'e' uls'fes' a'ef ea'ins' ''ipi' A''i' 'oH'
Etipation' &e, seserVe TO sufer II they Will no
PLANTATION Bl11ERS,
,hi.b AZ. nov recommended BY the highest p,edi.
s.l Authorities. and warranted to produce an i'm
u,dia,. beneficial effect. They are e1csedinsiy
agreeable, perfectly pure, and must supercede all
oths-tonics where a healthy, gentle stimulant in
rssuired.
They purify, siren gten and invigorats.
They create healthy appetite.
They are an sntidots to a change of water and
diet.
They overcome effects of dissipation and late
hours.
They strengthen the system and enliven the
mind.
They prevent miasmatic and inter mittent fevers
They purify the breath and acidity Of the
s'oaN"
. They cure Dyspepsia and Constipation,
They cure Diarrhes, Cholera, and Cholera
Morbus.
They cure Liver Complaint and Nervous Head
ach
They make the weak strong, the lansuld bril-
liant. and are exhausted natures great restorer.
They are composed OF the celebrated Calisaya
bark. wintergreen' sassafras, roots and herbs, all
.;.r1.,, ,ss ci,cn,srs and ts,+imon;.,s .,orrd
e~'A ''
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DIRECTORY.7


&NHs -
vii be run betvees Wsshinston. and New York
and Washin ston and the West. as follow:
FOB PHILADSLPa11, PHILADSpd14o,1 vs." IoAA AND
ss,'s M w.hin:.ss ssffi ::sseps sana.; " " "' ana
-6s 9sS.d.ly sSs.sds.ly;sssoSs sssS 1H3 e 'fHlLADzlPH1A.
Leave Warrington at sp a. daily. except Bun.
az; diS;.pssrs viii note that this train runs - "a.
SfAA'A'Tox FOX VIEW YoRx.
Leave wsshinstcn daily at s.se ,. n.
nj, trsia isJoy NeU York pdsssnsers S1cfV ivsls.
FOR BALTIMORB.
Leave Washington 1t $500. m, .,u.R =. m.,sp.
m. ISp. m, 20 p N AID $50 ,. H., except Bun.
Fox zHi ? e.sfs r > 5j 81 sas aad Hss1 n
Leave Washington at 30 =, m and 3, Is and 50
On %i saHs,;y sS,ily; .1,es,s =, .1s ss9esS.y. day
Tickets sold to all points WEST, and baggage
FOR ANNAPoLIS
Leave Warrington at $50 Q. m. and l.N .. m.
daily, except Sunday.
30 Train for AnnsPoli. on SUNDAY
$50 p. m. 90 through to New York vithoss eAa"ss
Sleeping cars on 80 and 8 % ?: m. trains. Bsrths
ean be secured until p daily st the ticket Of.
nee. After that hour they must be secured Of the
fhs arst and afth trains stop At all way points.
The D. M train stops only at Bladsnsburs,
Beltsyille Laurel, Annapolis junction and Relay
House da11y, except Sunday.
On Sunday 1t stops at all way points.
PARTICULAR NOTICE.
PassenR gers will please observe that the p. N.
train runs only as Ja, as Philadelphia daily 6zespi
Ssnday On Sunday it runs to Baltinno,s only. Also
that the 6 so p. rais takes NsS York passsnsHs
For further informatton, tekets Of any kind.
In eton, or at the Ticket ONCE.
W. p. SMITH, Master Of Transportation.
L. NJ COLE eralTicket Agent. 3e 20-n
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CLOT HING.
GOING ,-Go1NG -GoING,
DOWN THEY 60,
TLEss THAN GOLD PRICES
J. H. SMITH and SMITH BROS,
THE GREAT
CLOTHING HOUSES OF WASHINGTON,
No. 46O AND 464
SEVENTH STREET, OPPOSITE PosT OFFICE.
ALL GOODS sPoNGED.
Where you can 1ns harisp II r. STYLES
rREsSSSHf,, sSSf,sH
wAkkIsa 4kkfsdoo66sA COATS.
LATEST STYLES
h' ' DoUBLE BREASTED VESTS,
BUs1slasss0 as0 SUITS.
PLAIN AND FANCY CASHMERE.
'0ss'hsf WITH 1ii2Rssensr az STOCK
o153Hfse 5Hzf
THE CITY.
N. B.-We also have
lahsasr sf55R
PIECE GOODS
CUSTOM WORK.
AL Vi "n''I UNUSUAL Low PRICES.
GENTLEMEN's FURNISHING GOODS,
HATS, GAPS, SHIRTS. TIES, SUSPENDERs,
]. Il. SMITH, No. 400,
SMITH EROS, No. 4e4.
CLoTHIERS AND MERCHANT TAILoRs,
Seventh street, OPP. Post Office,
oc 25-3m Washington.
N Il. MILLER CO.,
sUBSTITUTESli sUBSTITUTBSii
AGENTS FOR THE U0TA OF THE DISTRICT,
No. 511 Ninth street west. near Pennsylvania sv.
MEN MEN MEN
Always ready to be mustered tor one or three
years, at the most reasonable prices.
We will do better than any other, AS WE ARE
KNOWN AND RELIABLE.
N. B.-Runners and others in the business most
berally dealt with.
Nh. MILLER,
sep 2m Justice of the Peace.
n BURR BROTHER, a
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NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL PETROL UM
~ COMPANY.
CAPITAL STOCK, 81 100000
100000 SHARES AT $40 EACH

VIZ VIiVVU,UUU'
100000 SHARES AT $40 EACH,
SUBSCRIPTION PRICE SIS PER SHARE.
LANDS YIELDING LARGELY.
OFFICERS:
HON. DANIEL 8. DICKINSON, President.
WILLIAM T. PHIPPS, Vice President.
ROBERT BAsSETT, Secretary
Books are open for subscription at the Office of
the Company, No. "a Empire Building, Z Broad
way, New York.
The lands of the Company are situated in the
heart of the Oil Region, and include portions of
those well-known localities, tho McElhenny
farm, the two McClintock farms,' and other
proved aud valuable working territories, includ
ing over Two Thousand acres of the best Oil Ter
ritorles along Oil Creek and in West Virginia,
under process of successful development, and oil
is already regularly and largely produced from
several wells upon them.
Address the Company, P. o. Box 1868 New
York. oc 23-3m
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DRADY's GYMNASIUM,
ID 80, 81 AND SO LA. AV., NOWOPEN
THIS NEW GYMNASIUM, FOR PHYSICAL
THE MOST coMPSIHETEH PSHhI IN IN THE COUNTRY
IS NOW OPEN.
Classes for Gentleme and Boys in constant prac-
tice: Terms, $50 per year, S2l for six months, or
Sl5 for months. which entities the subscriber to
admission to Gymnasium from g. m. till 10 p. m. =,
and the free of Locker, Reading and Chess
rooms, Glasses, and Hot and Cold Baths. &c.
Glasses for Ladies and Misses in the Light GYM
nastcs. forming.
oc A-2w' ABNER 8. BRADY.
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GROVEk'S THEATER.
Pennsylvania Avenue, near Willard's Hotel.
TUESDAY EVENING, November 8, 1864.
Second night of the great Tragic Alliance,
E. L. DAVENPORT, j. W. WALLACK AND
SUSAN DENIM,
Only time. positively, of this magnificent doubIs
bill. glorious night Of comedy. The eminent
stars in two brilliant pieces. The performances
will commence with O'Keefes delightful comedy,
in three acts, entitled
W L D 0 TS
Performance to conclude with the Sparkling
Comedietta of
MORNING CALL
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SA KINGS AND NAVAL HEROES. London
Anens Life Of Dundonald, London
U1ons Life of Blake, London
shiIvrseks and Disasters at Sea, London
66nsSs OF britlsh Admirals, London
Nsptuneg Heroes, London
Coopers Naval BioRraphv
southeys Life OF Nelson landau
Cooper's Naval HistorT
Memoir OF Admiral Brenton, Londen
Mspoiis OF Admiral Sir Sidney Smith, vols.
Memoirs Of Admiral de ssumare., 2 vols. y, Loado on
Laie and CorTespondsace of Admiral Napier,
Nicholas History ofthe Royal Navy. vols, Lon
Brentons Naval History, 2 vols. London
sep7 fRANCK TAYLOR
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THE OLDEST HOTEL CONDUCTED ON THE
EUROPEAN PLAN,I
Is enlarged to double its former capacity,
EUROPEAN HOTEL,
Corner Pa. aU. and llth st., WaShtngton, ID, c.
This hotel, the oldest conducted on the European
plan in this city, has been enlarged and
aceommod alton Of the increasing guests lE:H -
Thankful for the patronage already received, the
continue to receive patronage as heretofore.
Guests viii only be charged with what they receive
Charges are moderate. ,,,,,u
THIs is TO GIVE NOTION, That the subscri
i Der has obtained from the Orphans Court of
Wsshin gton county, in the District of Columbia.
letters testamentary on the personal estate Of
Aueustns T sioussa late OF Washington city, D. g.,
eeSSsased. osS All persons having claims against the
yith the Vouchers thereof to the subscriber,
on On OF ,1eiore the 26th day of October next; they
esfsf the LA q law be excluded from all ben
,0S given under my hand this 18th day Of October,
oc 1.laM3w THO. J. FISHER, Executor.
N0TIC1-FOR SALE.-60O sets Of one. two
ana four-herse second hand HARNEsS in
DIES and BRlDLIs. Apply to Il. rJ s. JoHSsToH.
oSrosiss U NJ; avenues ei Is'"''n ~ nd tn streets
CHILLs AND FEvERs-sHAKl MO MopI
~ Go at once to M0ORIT DRUGGfORH ia
Pennsylyania avenue, West End, and procnnr 40 .
bottle Of Ague Cure and package Of his Xntidots
LOB eALB-TVenty- one willow PINE COR.
uMNS, sh feet long BY 10 inches wide. Apply
at $50 Az. 90 l[so6
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ADJUSTMENTS.


FORD'D NEW THEATER.
Tenth street. aboue Pennsyluania auenue.
TUESDAY EVENING, November
Clifton W. Tayl.u ur's great M oral Drama acknow-
ledRed by the Press and Public the most success :
ful Drama of the Modern Stage.
MISS ALICE GRAY AS
LADY ISABEL AND MADAME VINE.
THE ERRING AND PENITHNT WIFE
EAST LYNNE;
or,
TIE ELOPEMENT,
In FIVE acts.
Archibald Carlyl w, j ,Gogswet
DIE rancls LeNlsOn UucoAoSn
NoTICE-A CARD.-Returns of the vstes of the
PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION
will be announced from the Stage during the Per-
formance, as soon they are received by telegram
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MASSEY COLLINS & CO,
Vl PHILADELPHIA
pRAUGHT ALE AND PORTFR,
lam new receiving large quantities ofDRAUeHr
ALE and PORTER from this celebrated brewery.
which an prepared to furnish on shsrt netics 70
al persons who favor me with their orders.
Orders given to my drivers win be promptly At
tended to.
Goods delivered In all parts Of Washington and
GEORGETOWN free Of charge.
RILEY A. sHINN, Agent
Unios Bostlixs Depot, 81 Green street.
pttf Georsetovn d q.
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.. T.-1S6O.-x.

Persons Of sedentary habits troubled with weak.
ss, Isssitude. palpitation Of the heart, lack o
ppetite distress after eating, torpid liver, con-
stipstion, &C., deserve to suffer if they will no
try the celebrated
The New York herald., 1864-06-07

Doors open ,oas, at 1I ossurs commences: Al *
season. snsrdans celebrated comedy.
WITH ra sGa3oL ,sssSb Ees sebspAa4 oA54 or rHr
WITH fhh GREAT ArABLisRAESr iu1sRRAESr oA'' o' TIE As-
NJ NJ tsss rsser ssur:: sur:
N Nam SsSp s Sssss ssf sr:s.s: T:s.
NJ NJ John Seton '.."crseass
Mr. " Il. Sir Ben amin Backss
Mr. as C.reIss
Mr. kowisy
Eis. Jane Ts,.s
Miss Henrqaes Msrs
NV sosa ss.'f@ xsssusAvoE
Tharsdsy1 BENEFIT Of MT Moss treasurer first time tns
TatsyoAaERicXSs IN PARIS and RURAL PE-
satarday-RosEDALE Casd sms,.
RRoADwAY THEATRE n.vr w.,1,or,u
Sr0"ffEEt6SG fE6GfT1ST f sGSosss s5ssIf street.
MR. s. F. cnAspaAu
TWO GREAT. CHARAcrERs
LORD DUNDREARr
ous ssssisss ss',s aosss sf :fiS ZONE
SCENES EscoREp SieHGtyS a. '.n,. .o
DGRINo THE ENTIRE EVENING.
EVERY NIGHT AT O'CLOCK.
Eoxs OLD BowERy THEATRE.
saa sP June
ne ''''' s$$sSsS7 SsB sas s7as
or THE nosf SSHEI bSsasEpFiSH asR FEiFSSHrEan.'
Mis-. DsayH Fal. s..,
css. a Win iss strength ei the Company
.1' ~" N'-' THE NOTE roRGER
supported BY other popular Artists
COUSIN LANBKIN.
MAand Mrs H. Chapman and Farce cc&aauy.
RARSuxs AMERICAS MUSEUM,
ArTRASy.oss NEyRR gRsRs,Es92gA Es92gA1ARp..
TEE TIE rsizs rkizE sESUKEp; sESUkEp
NJ M MASASkss MAk4Skss BIsT4sSs BIsT4sSsB.
with sr.s sor sa sa the Of s
MISS MISS asiSE a4iSs F3SEsE FzSEsE SEsE.4s SSsS.a
SsISs SsISs sEx sEE 4sB 4sB sSSsIE sssSSSgsI
General Bragg and rescued b. oasorses usder General
soan.rS T % ssshs and
aAIssF AsBB AsB s1E1 s1EH
morning at sssss SS1oF 5nsaM charge when
sssys i YsnED s74FE sFaFss
An nternission of few ainutes Will be to allow
Miss MAJOR Cushman mske chaAae OF costume, whea
she will reappear, and complete the account
IN MAJORS UNIFORM.
IN MAJORS UNIFORM.
most interesting book. containing her adventures ana
elegant de vses 70 be had the Museum The en-
proceeds of these aAes the benefit OF this sxtE
ordinary lady
and EVENING between the plays. IN her parlor COSTUME,
and in MAJORS UNIFORM, and briefly Relate her Ax-
TRAORDiNARY RxrLoITS and ADVENTURES.
MILF RNEsTINE
the brilliant, beautiful and graceful dansuese and,
MILE. LOUISE AND MISS WALBY.
IN NEW AND BLKGANT DANCES
MARRIAGE AT ANY PRICE
SECRETS on STATE
Every Afternoon at 3 and evening st IA O'Clock
To be all hours
ILLUMINATED FOUNTAIN OF REAL WATER,
COLOSSAL GIANTS AND DlMiNCTIyR DWAR1A
THE THREE ALBINO CHILDREN,
BEAUTIFUL AQUARIA,
chronological examinations by Prof. Lvin ton,
A JAPANESE MASkIN HOG,
IMMATURE SKATING FOND.
THREE TABLEAUX OF MOVING WAX FIGURES,
The GENERAL tom THUMB PRIDAL GROUP,
TWO LIVING PRAIRIE DOGS,
HOUDINS AUrOMATON WRITER,
THE MUSICALLY EDUCATED SEAL,
MONSTER SERtENTS AND OTHER CuRlOSITIKA
Admission 70 ceTts children under tea lb centA
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4 UorIoN NoTIcE.-D. D. cAULKINs. AUCTION
eei-Lage sale of rich and costly Household Furni-
ire elegant rosewood Pianofore rosewood faro SUITS in
o.s.el, valuable Paintings artistic Bron1es, marble
roups &c, Sc-D n. CAUIKiNS 4 CO. Will sell this
~ lTnesdaat June 7, the residence 3is West Four
onth street between Eighh ana Ninth avenues. COM
encins NJ lo O'Clock A. The sale comprises the entire
ntents Of the house Tie elegant Parlor Furniture
ade 10 order and solid ood The whole will be
I'D 10 the highest bidder for cash oierns induce
ents to purchasers The furniture OF The house
sar. new aud must be sold. owing TO removal Elegant
'seSood flanoiorte seven octae with all modern I'M
ovements oversrung bas &C. with guarantee for three
szrs itch rosewood STOOL IN satin and unDroid-
red shree fun suits elegant rosewood laror
urui,ure rich brocaee and sstn rosewood tSageres
plencid aod costly Psrsn Ornament, rich Vases &c;
$50 msgularet collection Of rare Pa ntngs rosewood
urssh Easy Chars. in tine rosewood Centre and
de bic op Tables. richly carved Chamber Suits in
sewood and mahogany Bureaus carved Bcdsteaos over
elegant Velvet, and Ingram Carpets:
ashsands Beds In tine hair cloth; ten pure Ha:r
sttres-es from 40 80 ponnas made to order and in
lien con tunn Dining Room Furniture. consisting Of
Extension Table, SiNer Ware. China ivory
~ Silver Cute, FORKS. SO ohs, &c with heavy Cut and
ngraves 0sss Ware OF every description Sale positive
y. R-fhe soovf furniture perfect offers
trsordinary Inducements Is hocskeepers and others
mp-teut in attendance ship goods
purchasers at n Teasonable charge
The New York herald., 1864-06-07
W COOK, ApCTIoSEER.
,ERB LIHRAkY BOOKCAsEs. CHANDELIERS

BRAckETs. RosBwOoD PfASoFoRTE, 6c
a. lot oelcct. ai saesroorns lh Broadway,
t.Nary aud Diving Room Furniture, in suits.
Ss, bookcases. Eisgeies Bullets. Extension
Vi es. Hall STANDS. Centre Tables elegant Ch an.
4 eight cir. four sud two lights; superb 1as
two elaborate black walnut Library Bookcases
Sew, aud q general assortment OF desgpbie
a oil of which wi. be posviyeu sold ta,a.
The New York herald., 1864-06-07
EXCURsIONS.

A BEAUTIFUL NBw BARGE FOR EXCURSIONS
N The HARVEST HOMB-and the RfINEBECR With
large or common SIZED stssmboa's Aso, ST. Romans We
Pleasant valley aud other to let Excurs 3s2
West street, corner OF Barrow. n. b. CROgsErr,
ITO LRr-FoR EXCURSIONS, A LARGE SIDE.
wheel steamer with saloons Also tho aud large
coube decked Barges Walter sands and May and
new and spend Grove near Chelsea staten Island. Ap
ply toy " MYERS CO on board Of tho hsrges. foot
OF Morton street.