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Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1864-12-07

The STATE GUARD. There seems to be
possibility that the organization OF the
State Guard authorized by tho Legislo
ture, will soon be commenced. The Gov
ernor has been negotiating with the War
Department for some sort of exemption
for volunteers in the Guard, il they should
be drafted " der the national couscIp-
ton laws, and he has, to considerable
extent, succeeded Ii volunteer in the
Guard shall be drafted ipr the United
States service, he is TO be curloughed for
the whole term Of ais enlistment in the
Guard. This secures his uninterrupted
service to the State, and will prevent a
highly necessary organization from being
broken up; as it might DC under other ar
raugements. If the term for which no may
be drafted into the United States service
shall be longer than his enlistment in the
State Guard, he will only have to serve
out the excess under the draft Should
he serve a whole year in the State Guard
he will be credited on her Quota in any
future draft, Under the bill for organiz-
ing the State Guard, lG full regiments are
TO be organized, Eve of which are TO be
furnished by our own city. q,
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1864-12-07

The LATEST. -Advices from Nashville
TO Dec. 2, represent the federal forces at
10000, and the rebels al 5000 that
the position wGs highly favorable and well
fortified-that all federal employees, citi-
zens, teamsters, camp-followers, &C., were
in the trenches-lhat tie gunboats were
on hand-that non-combatanLs had been
ordered to leave the city-that skrmish-
ine was brisk-but that DO fears we're en-
tertained as TO The result, and that Thom-
as now had Hood in "rrap" from which
he is not likely to escape.
The authorities from Washington claim
10 have adylces from Sherman of satis-
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1864-12-07
are exempt from taxation. Money bills

are exempt from taxation. Money bills
must originate in the house of Commons of
the Federation, or local assembly Ct the
province, as the case may be, but "the
House Of Commons or Legislative Assem-
bly, IS not to originate or pass any vote
resolution, address or bill for the apropra.
tion of any part of the public reveu ue, or
OF any tax or impost TO any purpose, not
first recommended TO the House Of AS
sembly by message Of the Governor Gen
eral, or the Lieutenant Governor, as the
case may be, during the session in Which
such vote, resolution, address or bill is
passed" The General Government is to
assume all debts and liabilities of each
province. Some special provisions are
proposed to equalize the debts and pro-
vide or compensate those provinces which
surrender important rights and prvil-
eges.
These are the main feathers Of the doc
ument and ii approved by the Crown,
the Confederation will have o legal exist
ence, and start on its career among the
Governments of this Western World.
There will be much anxiety until news
from England as to Mr. Browns mission
reaches this country.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1864-12-07

INFAMOUS OUTRAGE UPON a SOLDIER IN
HENiA.-A gentleman from Xenia informs
US this moluing that Mcclellan soldier
offered 10 vote in Xouia yesterday, and
upon presenting his ticket open, was
taun!ed by a miscellaneous crowd Of ne
groes ard Abolitionists with being a Cop
perhead," and asked if he was not ashani-
ed to vote for a traitor. Ho replied that
he understood Mcclellan to be as GOOD a
Union man as Lincoln. The words were
scarce out Of his mouth when he was
knocked down. lie arose and attempted
to escape, but was knocked down again
and again by both nggors and Abolition
lists. lle'was finally rescued, and led blind
and bleeding 10 hotel. And this is The
way awhile American soldier was treated
az place OF voting in Ohio, where no less
than sixty-live niggers of all shades bod
deposited their ballots Dayton Empire,
Oct. 9M'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-25
Arrived.

ship Java Dar.ett Glgs.ow and Grceuock Feb 49, mdse
Thomas Danhau March T. lat 30 lon. 49, passed ship
lfondes, bound T. 3D. % A. Ion. A. 80 into hed ice
and knocked of part Of the o7'water worked ont 70 the cast
ward and kept along n the edge Of it TO at a. lon o. IN or
der to set around ~ uany ice5cs among the heid ice
Have been 20 DAYS from the Grand Bank 10 this port March
e. took pilot rom b5s' No %; day VIM d. White an
Invalid se9Dan Of Ee'gJcsey and sent home By tho Amen
can Consul, died.
ship Perseverance (of Liverpool Robrson Liverpool 50
days md5e. end pass 20 Tap,o Co March ~ lat 40 49,
Ion o. 80 spoke b. steamer SyX, who reported having seen
the line fbattle ship A1clatie, steering T..
Ship Albion tof LiyeI pool L0cl Liverpool Feb Indse
and pass Tapseo Co. arrived In the lon Of he Banks
tie 9th uco wish i'm. ksso eApcrieLcel succession
IF strong W ,eG with violent hs and rain squalls az
tended y -X4..as, nd -..aIs n,-sI u ct ~ %in6
aeaiisnip
double Of ports with the smoke stack abat the main
mast, under steam, and stecTn, ". w had al sails
furlcd aid going very slow; when first she had main
topmat so and yard ACROSS but soon sent thom down Oh
deck. ,,,,.- y
BARK Queen Of the Fleot iof Yarmosh, ~ Sd Hilton Gar
iii Jan 3 via sifar da!s twhere che pun III IN dAe'SJ
railroad IRON 20 Edmiston Bros 49, =, o. 90
big C. c. Van Horn tBr), Merriam, Windsor. NJ 81 10
days, o master.
acr Atlantic (Brl Lsn-.l. Arcbat days 40 tuus pas
Ter 20 ~. j. Il e. A. OcNof
Schr. Samuel Rod Hoppe, Elizlbehport fO New Ha-
Scir J. C. Chew De1veri. Taunton days.
Srhr Mary Rowland, Fuller, erehum days, nails
sshr. Pauline, Hooks EizabetbPort for Providence.
Scir. II. n Dunt9n. Dayton, Kockkud lime.
NIND-Sunsct. y. w.
The Fail River boz, Bay State due here this morning he'd
arrived up p. She lying at Fall River this
morning
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sHiPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF NEw-yoRK.... MARCH "A.


s,esmcrs-Y. Woodward, CundiT Baltimore. w. pazel
~ W. Bruno Foster do. do Novelty Shaw, Philadelphia,
Kirkpatrick Co. -
Bafk~-Spifito Aus) Mnsch Cadiz. Better De Vertu
Austin LarSen Orb Hsync. London, J. w. Elwel 4 CO.
Bnss-Alce iirl Loud Nnsuabo 7. r.. Brett, son Co
p. L. swan Rlse. Mayd ID. Trowbndse Pedro (Br D.
NeTu.
schooners-War Seed, Cab Philadelphia, BAKER L Day
Nefts, Wilaon Providence II. = Rocket Son: j. J..
White, Davis Fortress Mouroo Henley smith Co. Eaton
r. Hubbard Lopez do VI Campbcl Lewis CLARK. Taylor,
do do Excrtion Forbes DO, DO; Joseph Franklin, Ran
dolph, do DO. SIwasset, Lopc W lexington, r. j. Camp
belt: Cabot Wtherspeon. Boston y W. Lewis Co.; Alex.
Bine Murray NeOreans Robson Fos,ck; Harstta (BT J.
sbe Johns, p r., X. h. Sall Co John Tway, In
man, Fortress Monroe = J. ComDbe Seraph Ryder, Fan
River; Caroline Knight FonHiug Caeis John Boyons Son
Co.; Ellen (BT johnson, Sew-fymoulh, o. ii. johnson.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-25

YI,tPSCOT1rs LONDON and LIVERPOOL
i PASSAGE OFFICE, No. IS south 81, New iort.
DRAFTS on ENGLAND IRELAND sCoILANp and
WALES - - .,.., -. ,,ypppont
TAPsCOTTS CELEBRATED LINE OF LIVERPOOL
PACEFTS SAIL TWICE A WEkk ,,,,, ,,,,,,
LINE OF LONDON PACKETS SAIL EVERY I'm
DAYS. A. .,.,. -
remit money 10 tic I'd cony can 20 90 a. me owes' sss
nv sunIyiuzto TAPSC0TT BROTHERS Co,
" 'PP' No. 90 solth-s..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-25

a. Albany by Ecdson 4. r.. % W4Teusi.,.7, N
A. tnd ~ 3 aud 1899 p. Snndsy 'fiin... A27 m
d Albany, by Harlem X. H., zotirs- Ni-as.le3. N
end S:25 p Sunday tIsa................. $40 p m
10 nsrimore by tire Neas-Jerscy X. R., foot OF
gssEl4pa..L, ard ~ a To-. Z. ?. IN, and II
xeNi5 h-snaisy ..,.....,....t"........ ~, N.
~ Boston. BY Ne.y-LondoI l,ne, Pier - N. r..
pssniHgton lh,., Pier 80, n. H and r.. River
tne. Pier 3. y. r. daily q j y .rcepled)..... o. m
n Bof.on by Nea.iisyen RI. via spnngl,ii
sthst. and 4 % Gil D. III
vs Boston. by New Haven RI. @5thst su1 s'n-
~ Va Shore Lire........2i snds y. Sunday So m
y B1asio, by Erls hb.. ieot o. Chamber:
anu ~ ~ fi r.
10 Ysphsnk Islip. Wire leland 3nl other resorts
"a Long Island. BY J.. l. e. road, from iaines
Biz AID foot Of 3lh.si, r. E........ ~. w o. IN
20 the Wet, by Pennsylvania Central f-snrcss,
teot Of Cougl isnd;sL. o. H. aud emu ?.
Sunday trs'r. =, m.
~ the West BY Central Rsroad. 81 Nev'Jcrsey,
tses Of Co sujt-it....,.... Oar ZI and D. m
D. FhllVeplio by New.Jer4es Rdl--sd teot Of
lDeUy audt.s ,u7, and 10 g d., RT-., and .. p
- ard ], nildrisa s1asy.,.. ,,..."..:;....' p m
r. fLlk dsiyhia, by Camden anc AinboY hahesH'
fsr p N H.. foot OF bap'-y ft...........b NJ ZIP IN
Hs VI Arlington BY New-Jers,y E.R., foot Of Count
andt-st., sndi0 a. N. y Ia, srd ~ Iidh4gh'
sond5y. w.
Ter fenheI iuoTsSi5a n regard q RofcSa ime ispie'
80 leyeTtisenients X mother pet Of TIA. paper
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,,,u. fins. ,hr Poat-Onc,,

Hv~ grs,i Britain AVID tie Continent, via -outi,smp
~ bv .,.sr,r Igss sa,ar,ia, M4.cA zb..... loi
E.rch ~
ysr Cuba aud the West hides. via liza. ana, by
s.ssmeT HsSanA Friday MsToh s5............... p
Pen Havana aud Nassau y. r., by steamer Corsica,
e.nrdsy, MSrch 10 m
Fss New Orleans. by stesn-rT Ge0sze Washington,
e.iuriay, March u p.
f6 C.lil6yris OREGON. Washington Territory, and
he Ssndwich lslsJd- daily (svndsys except
al. Observation-Disclosures =. N. ald ,! .. no
Us{h-Alba,y Buffalo and Gansda.-....Js aud 2. p
As<Sh ard v est Mty e. IN
kssterp Ssl Wis IRE Railroad Snd =. p
tsuthsr end South este Ms.J g. IL 49, T.. and is p m
4sssen Mil a. H. and y " NJ
4,wpor and Fail fp 10
H. Long Island Nsn closes ~ a. NJ. and l D. N
Sunday M.ils.-OD Sunday 81 malls close q ~ m
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-25
CITY GOVERNMENT.
Heard Of CouuciimeB.

sTar.D sEssioX-Ihussdsy, March %, 1894
oayseiAL zoe % p. ~.
s Rosrd ylr'usn,,o adjournment ia ther Chamber
h. 10 City Hall. e
fye,uZCouncii.en P--y Opdytr Jsqurs and y ,cr-i
euoruu not TO their coll o.! the roll
q fAKuDKxT tat ne Board stood adj oafAed onsi
''' ' JAMES II. swEENY, Clerk
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-25

CORPORATION Notices.
NORP RATI ON S l. T.
~
REAL ESTATE.

P'BLiC NOTICE is hereby given That by vrue of the
powcrs voted in tho Commissioners q tie sinking Fund Of
the q Sew foTs 81 ordnance Of III. Con Coun
eli rssd February e. 1874 and act of tho Legislature OF
,hs state, passed May 10, 1885 the Commissioners Of tie
Sinking FUND VIII offer for sale At PIbic Auction, on
SATURDAY, tine eh day Of April 1854 At at ;he EH-
chance SaesroJn, No III Bload"ay, Ia the Cy VI New
York by WILLIAM KENNELLY, ArctionesT. the follow
inc RFAL Est MI belou-ng the City Of New York. viz
l. enc Lot O Land r side % City Hall place, IN
The City Of New York. between Chambers ard Readee'
. DHa Lot OF land the wc-i side oi in-st IA The City
OF brooklyn, between Water 81. and the East River.
Aaps may be obtalned 1t he Comp.soue Odre Han Of
Re- oId-, on and 1iteI March 20. 1885,
T.ans or sALrTn per cent Of tho pgrh money and
rxurrs II sgr'ior and 10 be pid o, Tho Compt.0rs
Office immediately a'er tho SHE thirty per the first
day OF May ns- hen tie decd. xiii bn cAdy delivery
tho balance may remain bond sud mortgage for Eve
from May l. 1854 with neres. Il tie rake Of az p-r pr
aungni, payable hal:ycaily.
MATHEW T. BRENNAN. Comptroller.
City Of Now York, Department OF Finance, COmytrolier-
Orice, March y 1884.
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LIE MAeirnsA crrsiInN.

The Mariposi Company rat Garrison
In this case . motion was made sOruD tine ago 10
Gay al ceilings until The pIoecuioN Of emit brought 10y
teEn ygatt and others ss t deendant aud the defense
s1 brought by the defendant here against the plaintiff
kzpsru;enGeu aud her IN California, shoud b. abal
2sasd Ibis motion, with motion ior commission, came
= 80 be heard.
H.srhe he action bed been called in its order before
yxfs, Eoresn and postponed Of temporary
xroared defendant 81. defendant hed aso submitted
e long vithOu .uy very d"nrte srs ho
ksxned produce certain c'egf passing betw zen him
~ lis aguts the iuPecoD OF which Was man otcct
fhs Argument was conducted with -s'srty arising
ksn CONNIE made by MI Field upon one Of MI Otonor
ss.rss wlirh no rcmSrked " 1ticsL" AZ this MI
&Copor ort-d thst IL the poetry om Mr. Field he
sss e1pec; only be had poetry, but bad law rnd
"a moral Mr.. Field cfizad this -eply when Ms tlIn
keEle with severity. Mr. UCouor H HI concluding ie.
.fks sid that the nIsi odeuse nom tie other side aud
Us. he offended any Gentleman lie woud a1oor, OF give
sHy sstiS1e ion which gentleman would defre IL he offend
de rusn, be wond be prepared 20 defend himself against
h assaults of rufrr.
STE only ssi;sr Of psbc interest Ia tire this motion
No % he pslon of hr. Garrison lie testiheu that IN
~ opinion &aIipV,s estate not worth &5MN IN
sid He declined whether We be- vod TIE ngt any
Die tie estate aud whether he had boosted that ~ had ar
yUsss thles have receiver appointed OF As own
sDsnnstion in Csifo MIA.
or tie contrary Il by Two gentlemen thot Ny.
1xyr.oD had told I.en that the estate was worth over -lo
k.ecp
Af.r two day. srsrrr ent the Cont took ne psper'
Eaules OConor Tor the motion; David DIdey Fled op
y>ssd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-25
s oNG Island NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AR

On Sunisys ~ J:23 r. me- rom ""l's'.
i,le M he procured any v. The oh'es Of "er1ss
J. lyy.al "a Ne York anl brooklyn. snd eae.r -;
rfrff~c ~ f'srstosa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-25
IlERRY LEASES at AUCTION, at I
H. CITY HALL.

On MoNpAy. Msrsa q l@|i "a c,glo,A yil be
iss 4! l'' Term Of ''A ''a'' ''o" 'u' ~ '' % ~
me LIZ isF Of tue Ferry now esal,hcd from the loot Of
Houson,.. East River, Now ork 10 the 100. Of Grand ~
The fF.SE Of the Ferry now established from The foot OF
23dst, Fast River New York, 20 trfrupoint, l.. I.
The LEASE OF tho Fcgy s,4bshcd from hc foot OF
Graud'. Pas: River, Newfork to the foot of Ufnd-'
NE fEhsE Of the Ferry now established from tho foo, Of
chaberssi S0rih River, to the loot o. raona'
The LEASE Of the Ferry now established fro. the foo,
The srid several FERRy LEASES win ee sold, Ia ell
the tights privileges, and advantages thofcol belonging 10 Io
Corporation Of'h' ct; c 81 SGTifSr;s
Tie conditions snd covenants Of tho Leases 70 be in no
ntual form Of Ferry Leases heretofore entered into BY The
Ihe Iae for each Of the narnd rerre- 10 b. made
Ferries aud also 10 contain covenants Che part VI M
,id Forv or Ferrie. srrsas6. 10 such rules. regulations.
ordlnnccs bylaws may hereafter IRON limo
10 tine be made or passed by the Common Council or state
The parcha.er Of Ire Ferry Lease is appeaiaer in
earh case, viii be reeuta b t1y a. no tine arc psr %
sale' 70 thH 'ol-toi ~ tle ~ f..',hle I'm Ia ~
ply tie fint Of ,s First ouasicF in ce he rxecases
eas- with tho usua covenants otherwise To NJ iorreh 70
hc CoIpyrlon. lie uil be reqlied iso - lnInah Al OBJ
~ ton time, Avsrnsd by two -nties 20 this
eject tnst he viii execute bond with sufelies De sp
rroyri by the f0fup,T0 for too psnsu payment d tho
ref anarr ycsy aud ior r th ul ozccui0n Of the GOV.
nsnt OF Ito ir..s Tho tee, o. tho Auc5ueos aud mo
r III tb. .a.. BOND. sl Revenue Stamp. io bs paid by
to purchaser aEd whs'eyer l. q De 1curd 10y
tho CORPORATION iOr % connection with tie firf Sip,
ulead promises pgoPoG 20 be i5scd dsas iho term
ofihr lOa.c.
Should le,s- OF the above named Trrss, e9v OF
them. purri ised hy psi i"a lh, than ne fit t'res,
they VIA De required IA accordance with the Provisions or
tho Laws 81 the state 20 pur,afe tr ppr'd velnefi0n
.houd The pueut or, rs o sell tide bnl.-, bui iiuss,
fixtures % rlfpu-,- Il !-gy said value
hs nxni by pons elected ~ tho oi and now es'fs In
%. Ites s- 10 ths snolh! ~ b. pad iJf
the
Tho a. al aso contain coyelspt requiring "sch cry
Boat 20 huya attached ~ engine ts1 aqua atus - nrre
pump with not .e. than fet hose lie ogaty bud
drn,us az that used by tie Fire Department Of te Cy
81 SrYnrk and m b. ned f0r the sXr uhmsrt ot tres
,ar-rr~,ssY = 49, Z Ok i-s- i a. '.
ire te shall rcnrigo Twenty Dollars prr houg tor
rrrh eugs cd sui - counted "-s thi sn-
LosI. hA1iiitN L. biJsHNAN, 'oi P.fohrf.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-25

HI EASrON, fairfield Co, Conn, y ". JEANiNGS,
Principal Terms IS for d weeks NeNtSession
May 3 Spccaties Bookkeeping PeHmanshp, and aatbe-
males CAL and se,he Principal Al the international Hotel,
f9r a Circular.
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{" ECONOMYI rs WEALTH. "-FRANKLIN,

IA the greatest Of modem pllofOphers, IemnAs thAt
psiny saved j. pruuy c.mrd Instead Of de.iroyng yonr
paper preserve and receive its equivalent IN c;.h
which We viii paw Old newspapers Of every description,
whole or torn I'd pqmphe, Of az Kinds old circulsrs hand
bills tickets cards Catalogues ard old srsppaPer IN al h'
varieties ia Quantities small Also Old writing paper
.nd school book. Cd blank books cd.cr Sc OF eny style,
matters much they be written OF mutilsted
SrOCkMELL \ EMLRNON, No % Annst
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4 III. GALE &. Co., ri tNO-tORIES.
AAs hauuse.sry and Warrro5m,,
No. To- East llh-.'.. Ney-YoTk.
A GOOD variety of Firt-C Glass PIANOS can
VAN RIPPER, No l7s oostsF - 49, rAais1 ~ 'A'liS
DOARDMAN, GRAY Il Co. new and elegant
bPlsno Fort~s ulriycd rxccrnceo workmsn'h nj
.nperiorty Of tone. sole Agency and Depot 80 broads1
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MARKET CELLARS ard OTHER PROP

WI FRTY Of tho CORPORATION to b. LEASED ~
Al TrfDN -Noice l. hereby y-n That tbs viurulef III
TUESDAY. th- 2an Day Il March. WA ~ o'clock T. ~
- h- CITY Hal. lrarr. iHs phhr a,t0n NhtkEF
lCELLAtsS HOUSES aud LOIS, HAY aCALEH, sud Other
CyrpoIaLou properly, oT team O. ESc yrafs 'uf 10" sf'
dav OF v i!ss.
Catalogue containing tls d'scrD'ion location efb term q
sse b. had upon application g. Ire Collector y. tiy h'S
.Bue at this Ohos.
NATTEEW T. BRENNAN, Compt5o'lsr.
Ciiy Of Sewl OH. De9anmrat Of finance, Cuiut.Orss
Ofiae, Feh. 2,h, llbi.
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AIOR NEW-HAVRN, HARTFORD, and

= SIRINGFIELD ,teamers Icave Peck Iip a I'D m
rl1ins 50 north auds :. from NewHayen ot IL y.
NDBT LNr-Samers leave ~ II ~, srIiv M AZ New
Haven IN time icr all early rlorging i.sns.
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Denti5trp.

~ u. GRIFFIN & BROS, No. 2,S Grand
" a. Wv York fpl No %, Put on-si Brooklyn
r. citing Teeth post vey without pain by the use OF nitrous
o1yd ras No charge ior extracting when artificial teeth are
10 be- isers Thy rl.o iur, n- iu sets Of Teeth ON
Cod 80 ila Ia SO, SisCr pi1. Rubber 5l0 fHu.i
Sets on god So; ,iycr, 81. Egturtiug 70 cents.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-25

Il for FRENCH begin their Second Term THIS MONTH
AZ the Wonsn's Library Room No second ooI Univ.
Building opposite Wellington Parade Ground, and at the
Mercantile Library Terms very low.
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rI,HE LONDON AND NEW-YOkk STEAM
SNIP Co win dispatch .eni monthly their ard hIst
,,,. British iron steamships CELIA, BELLoNA, IOWA.
OHIO INDIANA, and MANHATTAN earh ., cor tuns onr
nom London Rates OF passage payable In United
stses currency, from NewYort First cabin go second
hin $50, storage $50 From London Hsvre: First
cabin sleo; second cabin e7o steersse, So For passage
apply to CiIAs. A. WHITNEY at the ofico No. /" b'9ad
Nv For fteixht apply al No. 81 south.st.
VIZ u0WLANp L AsPlNWALL AIenia
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BORT iOaroens' Notire.
S1srT ~ Nrw-YoRK,
YOPT.yN.pDEN, fTlcE. No. lOs Wall.g

PoRT-WaRDENs' OFFICE, No lOt Wallet
NOTICE is hereby gwen, IN accordance with
~ Gcconf Of the passed pr o. 1851 entitled An Act TO
eorganiss the Narden Ofceo The Fort OF New" %
al persons Interested i, hgy, charge Of the subject
matter Of such idui eTainiou or survey that the fol-
lowing vrsses under cxausOn by The PorN Al
1es and that he said surveys VIII ie CON.
Peed within ten hCTt sAcCesau. TINS notice on board
said vessels:
Steamship Chiua.....................Je Jersey City.
Steamship CIyuI 'l3.s................Jer.ry thy
S.canlsl ip DOfinai .hOO0Lth
Nt~-r,-iir e.tS a. HElaiu. Pier No. - " H.
slip ftOteu7.. r.
Snip Caroline. flrr No' Sof. ~.
Ship jen-s Foster, lEs...-..ss.llef 30 q = ~
Shiu Gen. McCl.llap ............ Pier No. IA T. X.
Raj ria Mali 800. ..........P Pier No. 81 T. r.
Bark Coirsi ......s..........s.. fler no. - r. u.
Hris Brilliant ....,..................Pie rnponts
big Loo amigos ............. .Flrt NO ~ y. u.
{. 81. BBAMH.il.L, President
J. Ares fIrRHfaAS serretfry.
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) rrlrr corrlaIosra'a OrrIce,
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No. 90 Bg0lpwAy, sgw- OK, March -, 1874.
rNO CONTRACTORS in

q.
lTNO CONTRACTOES.--P in-
r1,rd IN scaled cuyclrJa ir'orse' wi'h 80 i' o. the
WORK sud with the bidder W1iten thereon, viii
BE- yri ~ ts odte until fltt ESbNGf Asr 30 1913
O'Clock i'ae and gadins ofth ard
rier.esng streets rosdysy and Bfser streets
For regulating and -riing hluey srset between
Figl ~ avenue md RT1 dwty.
For -rrulafiur, grdirs, ,rrr r1ttcri1g 1ni tag-ng
fy 81 .Iti street, between 0'Itt md tinh avehJts
FGr re.l!atiug gr'ing rrrhing .i'r us and Tag. NJ;
Ig nv street, between Icnt Eleventh av"nus
For ti.biu- eu;terg and ia. us Eleventh avenue, be-
tween Fortv-ss coni and FORTY. hird streets.
For surpins uttrlg sud gain. second ayenrc between
Onehuntfed and-ei 9th and Ono IunaEad hh
I siresfs.
FOR cnbipg entering and digging SeYeniynnih see be-
tu cen Brosd,ay snd leltL euus.
Tor erhrr gut'erg, and fGgguy ifrf-hH ndled ndrx.
trrrfh srrei ne.werf o iliId and onriH gycyurs.
Fo gang ai~A avenue, between toI y-risLh sud tiy'
ninth streets.
o. sgins Twen.y second street, be.era Second a.euHe
and hyenI" :.
FOR asggns Barrow street between West and Greenwich
| streets
Tor facing Forty niu.h street. between sixth and
Broadway. co..
For asssDg Kioe,eth street between Fourth snd fhh
Uyngrs.
Eighth aud Ninih s,-u-e'. go. =.
For dredging zip between Pier. Forynne end Fifty, North
RIVER 90 - ,
Bisnk forms Of proposals. together with the spef atoms
stJ ssecn.ns BE- ol, Cd al th. onceDsiod Street
Commits .ouer'- Dejgrrnert Now fors March ~ isb
CHARLES o. CORNELL, street Commissioner.
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d VIII VIN7II IV.F IT1T'O 'IIIi VII y TT "
~ LEASED Al ALCTiON.-No.ice Is hereby given thai
tsG Comptroller viii MONDAI, tho 23;i Day 81 March
l;ti a. II O'Clock al the cay HAL isase. bids -
public aucioD, TITO DOCKS PIERS and SLIPS bsOu ing to
tbs Corporation tth' Llcs Of which have or M expire on
the -st dy OF Nay 1861 for the torn u Gye yeafs from t5
ar.. day Of May, Isai.
Catalogue. containing tho 3eseI location, and terms Of
sale be had upon application TO - o-,l.f 81 ~ Rev
cnar ibis sice. whore Glpg III be shown OF tbs
Aforesaid WIIAky rs. PIERS. Sc.
MATTHEW T. BRENNAN, Comptroller.
City Of New iorA, Department Of Finance ComprvEuG0
OFF,. Hob. 18th. l.1i
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TENO TRUSTEES Of SCHOOLS.-Two Con
tamen Of long experience and established repntfon
TEACHERS desirr to form joint ensssrmct todactoT
of Ola i-sl Mathematical; and CONNIE rial School
schools aud those nt-rslrd Ia The oil rd
cation will please address J. j. Tribune Office
WORKERS MILITARY INSTITUTE.
L Circular. No 57s Brosdwsy sni At No. % hassar.l.
BENJAMIN MASON. houkels, y. I.