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Corn Meal.

TREsH CORN mEAL FOR SALE AT TIE
Bro deay MILL. Broad and High -stros -
- 1T RI J. D. DIChEY, AEsnL
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Mule Lost.

7 osT, AsSlALL MULE, II COD CONDITION.
esior a ght sorrel. With uIsile and al nearly
S,h,se; brlna-d 40 c." on the near hind quarter.
ht.rai reward VII - gsei lor TIE delivery o. ne
sud mule 70 PATRICK MCGUIRE Ceder-stLest
lea, Clay, NashF-lS- n-3 ~
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Hats, Gaps and hIilitarI
Hat CORDS,

Of any house either In this place or Louisville.
Ny stock In this line is direct from the manufsc-
tories, and VIII sell - low ~ AMI Cincinnati house.
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Hungarian Grass Seed.

~ BBLs. And ss4cEs HUN8ARuS oRass
81 rEED.
10 Ea.1as Corn.
a0faIes HsF.
~ ssCla lssla.
Just rocaFei d steaasers 9sicnre and Imperial.
and lor safe ~ ID. q. DiCkEf, Agent,
PA-1 III Broad and nisb-sls-
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LUMBER.

90 900 FEEr dressed FLOORING
20 OUU Boards, iuii rocegod ~ s1eanes
.. u. pICEET, Aysns,
apI4-u m Hrilss srld iiizh--t--
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For the Nashville UBion.
The Rest In Heaven.

How often grow weary,
How often sad and dreary,
What then, int this, viii cheer ne?
soon shall rest il heaven.
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Twelve Cards in Ench Set

SET No. 1.--OUR RELATIONS Ar HONE AND ABROAD
COMPRISING
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Chronic Cases
To the Ladies.

All Affections % the womb treated with success.
Those Married Ladies who have been 80 unfoTtu-
nate 70 miscarry or prove abortion can Be carried
70 heir hll lue L found pregnant, b. giving NE .
call
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Has also on hand by hf the largest and most COM
plete assortment Of
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bG-fhe above articles have been bought low FL
cash, selected with great care and VII b sold 81 TIE
LOWEST CASH PRICE.
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Proposals
PROPOSALS FOR FLOUR PRO-
POSALS will Be receixsd until the 20th inst. st u

PROPOSALS FOR FLOUR.-Sealed PRO-
J. POSALS will be received until the 2oth inst, at u
O'Clock M for furnishing the subsstence Department with
TEN THOUSAND BARRELS OF FLOUR:
D, 200 BARRELS, IA new OAK barrels. head lined .
5000 BARRELS, In strong cotton PACKS, ono half
barrel in each sack. -
Bids win DO received for what Is known Nos and ..
and for any quantity less than tas 10 900 barrels Also ioI One
Hundred Barrels Of No. Family Flour. Bids must be IN
duplicate and for each grade separate sheets Of paper
The delivery of the Flour tn commence within hye Gays
fron the opening bids and in such quantities daily a.
the Government may direct; delivered at the GoveInment
Warehouse in Georgetown at the Wharyes or Railroad Depot
In Washington, u. Q. -, ,,,
The delivery Of all Flour awarded TO DO completed within
twenty days from the opening Of the bids.
Payment will be made in Certificates OF Indebtedness or
such other funds the Government may have for dsbarse
ment
The ususl Government inspection win be msdo Just before
the Flour 10 received and Will DO accepted which not
fresh ground.
An Oath Of Allegiance must accompany the bid OF each bid
der WHO has oath flo in this Office, and bid viii
be entertained from parties who have previously failed to com.
ply with heI bids from bidders not present 70 respond
Government tho right TO reject any bid for any cause
Bids be addressed tho undersigned at No. 10 Gst,
Washington, ID. O., indorsed Proposals for Gour."
5. c. GREENE, Captain G. 8. '.
Washington. D. c., Jan. ii, 1884.
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oRDsAxcs OFYcE, WAR DEPsETnEAr, }
WlSHiSGTos, January IL, 1884 )
PROPOSALS FOR BLANKETS.

III SEALED PROPOSALS will b. received Al this ofics
unt o'clock ~ on tie A Jaansy, las ioi TO divgfy
At tho NewYosk Agency, No - Worhst, OF he following
5000 Regulation Cavalry Blankets; PrusAn blue OF Gen
sooSo Resul.tion Artillery Bisnsoia
Thsss BLANKETS ast be Of WOOL close woven Of stout
yafna-
Blue. with border three inehy wide ard three
ffom edge and the letters u g., inches high
orange color, In tho eontre Of the blsnhet-
AEfuLERr
bAet borier three inches sde. and three inches
from the edge and the Letters u b. sin inches hsb black
color. IN The eentss Of The BLANKET. ,
Al the Blankets be IS inches long BY 81 inches wide
ad q The c;sss Of aiss d. o. cay ID; On WHICH T
must be sins and not "a pals and packed n cases OF one
hundred sssh The value oftbe 10 DO pail for price
10 be determined By the inspector
Tho Blankets Inspected 81 the factory where made
and viii DO accepted paid for bat such are approved
deliveries must be made Seowri oueterth Of the amount
contracted for week. omnoacins within moaA from
the of the contract
Failure 70 deliver al spcosed time viii subjses the Coz
tractor forfeiture Of the quantity due 81 that lime
No bid wiz be conddsred which docs rom
hcturor Of blankets regular dealer IN suoh soods
B1s viii be oonsdecd for tho delivery Of tho blankets ef
tie factory well Al the .scney above mentioned.
Esoh bid 10 be accompanied by the names Of The surets
Of the pIoposer.
Eso patty obtaining coursc, win BE- required enter into
bonds With approved ssces lOr the faithful eIecaon VI tie
sAns
Upon the swsd being msae successful bidders win be not
Esd and furnished with forms OF contract and boud
The Department tho right ~ reject any al the
eits deemed unsatisfactory Oh any see?unL
froposAs viii DO sdsssel % BrsaieIOcnsrs George d.
Ramsay Chief OF Ordnance Warrington CITY, and viii DO
GEORGE n. RAMSAY,
Bhs. Gen. aud Chief Of Ordnance
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Cegal Notifies.
EOREIGN ATTACHMENTS

L'ORElUN AIIACHMENI.-MC COun-
J. ~, @-Ths Commonwealth Of Pennsylysnis 10 the
La Sheriff Of sAd County, Greeting:
We command yon that you attach WILLIAM COCK.
ROFT your county by all and singular his goods and
chs,eS rights monies and credits. lands and tenements In
whose hands possession tho be- 30 that lie
oc and appear before Court Of Common Pleas TO be holden
at Suehpo In and for said county on the fourth MONDAY
Of December merit there TO JOHN s. KING and Ed
action Of respsss the founded contract (Bail In
serenity thousand dollars regured and also thst you sum
al persons having possession Of Defendants property 20
that they and oppar before Cont The said fourth
Monday Of December next 10 wet shall be objected
against him them and abide the Judgment Of tho Court
therein, and have you then.snd there hi. wit:
........... Witness the Honorable r. q. WHITE Presi
Rovrnue DENT Judge said Court Snetkport, the
stamp ond day of November A. d., lSo1
''.''''''.'. JNO r. CHADWICK. Pro,honotary.
And now December a. 1869 the Cont order the puotca
tion Of the wit Of Foreign attachment Issued IN this in
Tho Mckesn County Democrat for six woshs and In The
Ns~.Yor Daily Tribune for six insertions
By the Court JnO II. CHADWICK, Proth'y.
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NAVY DsPARTxKSr.
BrRkAU OF PRoyIHoHs AND CuoTuiEG,

NAvr DEPARTMENT,
BrRkAU OF PHoyIsOHs AND CLoTuiNo,
January a. I0oi }
PROPOSALS FOR BO0TS.--Sealed Pro-
posals all be received this BurcAn Until o'clock,
o M on the 18th February prorno. for Five Thousand
fsiIs Of GRAINED LEATHER BOOTS. The boots must
BE- o. the best quality u Oskanped grained leather, sewed
with square sv All tho sewing and stitching 10 be done
with the hand correspond ~ Every respect with The ample
be found thu Brooyr Navy yd ezcep, that tho aides
tha be s~ued with the hands. and machine stitch ~
pie. Tho Be- delivered al the Brooklyn yard
within ten days ss being po,hed OF the acceptance Of the
ropo. and there undIo The uIua lnpeion 81 Tho Yard
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TRAINS LEAVE NEw-YoRK,

TRAINS LEAVE NEWBORN,
Fer NewHsyen, T. stErl ll;1 N n:H EIl SEQ
(EI), st0, $50 and (EK.) ?.
For Bridgeport T. (Eil l:sca m l3:ls CExl SO
(EIl $50. t:3o and (EI.D p
For Milford and strsford, II 30 $50 $50 p
For Fairfield Southport, and Wssp0rt T. n:so H. ia
| .fGorwsl, T. s:ao, 1850 . Ia l1:s E1l s:oo E1b
For Daiien and Greenwich, 1880. ns M $50 t;oe
Fox Stanford Q ZEE $50, l:soa M ISIS EIl 500
Ok. $50, $50, $3.50. (EI) pm.
Eor Port Chester AID intermediate stations, SIC, -
m 80, t.3o, $50, $50 p m
For Boston via Springfield g. ~ lEx.l 500 tEz sp n
Fer Boston via Shore Line, 1918 (Ex.h spm
For Hartford and Springfield tkxh n;3o M ''~
lEyl. gp.m.
n:5oa- IA. to Northampton.
FOR Hartford, Providence and Fishim Railroad, EIh
u:aOa IN.
For New Haven New London and stoningtor RsIesds d
q IL, 1918, 3 p. -
FOR Canal Railroad, l2l5 p. m. to NonhsmptoA
Fox Housatolic Railroad, u a. IN.
Fer Nanystuek Raiiroa a. m, p. N
For Danbary and NOrx.A Railroad, :, $50 40 n.
Conlrnodlous Sleeping Cars attached to r. m Trains
JAMES X. HOYT, Superintendent
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CoREIGN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Coun

l. ~ .-Tho Comr1on xsAlth Of Pennsylyania to the
f. Sheriff Of add CoHnty Greeting - -
We command you TIM, yousttsch WILLIAM '" Mills,
late Of yoar county by all and singular hs good, and chass
rights monies aud oTedts lands and tenements In whose
hands possession the so that lie De and
before Court Of Common Pleas to be holden tt
sEle,hport IN and fT aid county the Ioarth MONDAY
December there 20 JOHN >. KING and Ed
WARD L. LEE for hs uso O. JOHN s. KING Of plea In
action Of ,espsss the founded contract lBsA In
seventy thousand dollars required and also that you
usoa al persons ding possession Of defendants property
they DO and sypei before Court tho sad fourth
Monday Of December pe TO answer hat 'ha De ooectea
therein; ar have you then and there this writ:
.............. Wines tho Honorable II u. WHITE, fres
Revenue drnt Jadge Of said Court at Snchpos, the
Stamp second az Of Noyenber. A: d., lssa
.............. JSO. r. CHADWICK, Prothonosry
And now December 10 1893 Court order the puba
ton Of e writ Of Foreign Attachment issued In this case II
Tho Mexican County Democrat for SIX weeks and In The
mo r. CHADWICK, Protb'y.
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IN PURSUANCE Of an Order of ROSWELL
@. BRAlhARD esq. Surrogate Of the County Of King
Notice hereby yen according 20 law 10 ali persons having
elaiins astins, THOMAS " GREEN, late Of tho City Of
With the thereof she subscriber tho Admrisira
I, .. tie Office Of H. {. PLACE, No CoaTtst, In tho City
OF Brooklyn before the 18th day Of July nsxDsisd
January ii, 1864 HELEN II. STEVENS,
jsle fswemoSats Administrators.
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Scaters, 6topes, &'f.

HARRIsON's PATENT IMPROVED
II COOKING RANGES, with Deans's Patent Water Top,
for Hotels and Families made and sold BY BRANMHALL,
pEANE + Ee,Na ~ CAnS ~, gp fsst svs Of y, esWry
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Dsniisirp.

NJ B. GRIFFIN &c BROS, No. 258 Grand.
lNs st. Nsw.Yolk and No 257F Brooilyn are e1
tracing Teeth positively without pain BY the nitrous
oxide gas No charge Tor extracting when artificial tseth are
be Inserted They also inserting full sets II Teeth on
Gold e25; PAiipa e25j Silver &l0i Rubber go Partial
GsA pR gIa, ~ byy1i w. k1ttstpG u ssatA
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MORRIS WILKINS, Agctioneer.
DY E. II. l. u ID LOW a. Co.,
ID No. P1NE-Sr, $1,000.


Sales ofREAL ESTATE by auction and by private eon,rsct
Auction sales Of REAL ESTATE, BONDS STOChs ke
FURNITURE sales the residences Of owners and out
door general attended TO the most favorable srm
TUESDAY Feb. =.
A. II O'clock at the Exchange Ssesroom No Ill Brosdway
Executors Sale Of Leasehod Property northeast corner Of
Greenwich and Bsows By ordeI Of the Executor oil John
u. Waldron, deceased. -. .-.
GREENWICH AND MISUNDERSTANDING lease OF
the lot together with the buildings thereon corner Of Green
wich Barrow House 2Its feet. brick three ,tore,
attic basement frame stable OF lot 2oIS iee
Lease from Trinity Church has three years to run nom mAy
nert, with renewal $l5O ground rent Lot oIl3 eet
SALE BY ORDER on JOSEPH J. NARRIH, Esq,
Referee - ., 49,.
.ors sTREET-one 10. on tho south side Of .soh,t, 10
fee. y Uses AZ VALUABLE LOTS ON srm-
AVENUE and strHsTRE EFT, BY order Of VIM Murphy and
Joseph r. Keaney Executors Of FTAne, Mufpny
6Tn-AYENUE-One lot the west sc Of 6thsv' sdjoin
Ing the nor;h.west cor. Of s2d.st, &IlJO n. , 49,,
krH-STREET-One lot on the south side Of e'thst' 10
feet west OF 9Th Gv 251loo feet, inches Term, sale
FRIDAY, Feb. 5,
Al II O'Clock at the EIcIange sAletoons No III bfoaa
way.
SALE BY ORDER OF y. r. hARBURY, Referee.
PROPERTY on BARCLAY, WASHINGTON AND
WEST-STREETS.
p.y,iculers heresner
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printing.
ISAAC J. OLIVER, PRINTER,

OLD STAND, No. 80 BEEKMAN.ST.
(biARBLE BUlLDlNGl,
Takes pleasure In announcing to his friends and the buneg
public that he has completely rehed hs PRiTlNG ESTAB
1sHMENT since is destruction by fire. and now prepared
TO execute orders for PRINTING OF EVERY DESCRlP-
TON, Ia tho best shortest notice and at LOW
PRICES al the Old Stand, No. % REEKMANST. Patron.
age respectfully solicited Remember, Old Stand, No. u
BEEKMAN-ST.
ENGRAVING and PRINTING (haHprice).-
LWsddng A. Home and Note spors Ec Business Cards,
Bill HesdS PortTeis &c, at KELLNS No. 3TF Fulton st. NJ
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XORKyILLE LOTS-Peremptory SALE
a. J. BLEECKER, SON 4 Co. viii sell at Auction 90
THURSDAY, Feb H. at Il O'clock At the Exchange Sas.
room, No. Ill Broadway
18TH STONE LOT Of ground The north side Of Goth.
s (which 100 feet wiae commencing 10 n west Of iEsy
Is n. by lOO.ei.
lSTAV-FOUR LOTS west eide Of It sv, IN the center
OF the block between Bh and B9htt,, each zit n by 100
The title elssr and indisputGblo Twothds remain
mortgage, The sse w bs without reserve tho highest
bidder Mas may De obtained Of .ss Asetioaee no II
Cedar-st.
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Hnauri1l.
OEy,oB on, ~ar rIsrro MUTUAL InsuRAFCs Co,
Nuw-YopK Ian ID 1864 4

NRwYoRK, Jan. "a, 1864.
THE TRUSTEES, in conformity to the char,
ter ofrhe Company, submit the following statement Oh
It's affairs on the 3lst Deeemoer' b isV5: 49, =,
Jsn% rs ,sS To- s iS ese
Prem Policies not marked on it Jah's -oo coo o,
~, i'9'"
y o,. .oonr, Of Marine Premium. oOl II
No policies have been issued upon LIE Risks,
nor upon fire Risks disconnected with Ma
rne Risks.
PI aa, peccmSer 1855 . s7ss7ecs
Losses paid during the same Pc
Observation-Disclosures. $3,eC565l "a
Returns of premiums
and expenses. ....S 082957 20
Tire Company has the following assets VIZ:
United States aud State Of New-Yo Stocks o,.. -.
City, Bank aud other Stocks. Ssfs1}63l 50
Loans secured by stocks and otherwise v NV W
Real Estate and Bonds aud Mortgages.... AZ 40 70
Dividends Stocks, Interest on BONDS ana
Mortgages and other Loans. sundTy notes re-
insurance and other elaine due the Company
r.siaT Rs Notes and Bill. z.ss ss s. s.
Total amount Of So 2G5s46 3
Six pt cent the outstanding cerh' ates Of proht
viii be paid the holders thereof their efa representa-
tiyes on and after Tuesday the "a iFe6ramy next
After reserving Three and One Hall Mlhor Dollars OF prof
e., the outstanding cotneates Of the issue 1867 viii be
deemed and Faid to the holders thereof o. Their legal rerrs
from which date al interest thereon viii The ee.iia
70 pc produced at the time Of ar and s met earned
premiums Of ho Company for The ye ending 3st Decenbe
1883 for which certificates " ~ be lssseu on ana uei Aues
6,y the 9th Of Apr next
TIE profts Of the Company asoertsired nom me
LIST of July lS42 to the let Of January 1903 ier ~ mn
which certificates isned amount to.....&H5aoo
aditond ffcn let January, 1863 10 LIST January,
A'''VVO
Total vrohts for 2li yeSrs 6,sSSSSo
The Certificates previous 70 BOZ have been re- ~.
deemed by cash. o",NiV
Net earnings remaining with the Company, on LIST
January, p'-"'io'S
ByOrder Of the Bosfd -
TRUSTEES.
JOHy n JONES DAVID LANE,
CHARI,ES DENNIS JAMES BRYCE,
w. II. Il MOORE, WIN STuRGlS, Jr,
THOMAS TlLESTON, HENRY X. B0GERr,
HENRY COT, A Low -
| VIM c. PICkERSGlLL, WILLIAM y. DODGE,
LEWIS CURTIS DENNIS PkkklNS,
| CHARLES IL. RUSSELL, JOSEPH GAILLARD, H.,
| LOWELL HOLBROOk, j HENRY bJkGa,
! PAHARGOUs CORNELIUS GRlENELLt
! r. WARREN WESTON, G. A. HAND
| ROYAL PHELPS, WATTS SHERMAN,
| CALEB BARSToW, y. En- MORGAN
! A. p. PILOT Il. J: HOWLANDt
! LEROY NJ WILEY, BENZ. BABCOCR,
! DANIEL 5. MILLER, FLETCHER WEsIHAY,
| sT NICOLL ROBT. b. MINTURN, H.,
| Joshua J. HENRY GORDON w. BURNHAM,
GEO. O. ROBSON, FREDERICK CHAUNCEY,
| JAMES LOW.
JOHN ID. JONES President.
| CHARLES DENNIS, Vice president,
| W. IL III. MOORE, I'd Vice President
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BrrnlU o, omDsAscs, NAvT DrrlRTsrsr,

d
WAsnSGTos CIrr. Jan. 10. 1854 !
GALE Of CONDEMNED NAVY CANNON
Notice Ia hereby given that tho 18Th day Of February
neI at u O'Clock mr. thers viii be soh 4, public auction at
the Navy Yud Brooklyn, NEWTON and a. the Nayyfaid
POrtsmou,h New Hampshire the following CANNON being
S2pds Of o. cwt Known az " gradual insTe1as,' yiki
Ono hundred md slr Oe cannon At HsvyisId. Bfooiyn
Fouys1 (f6) cannon At Navy. ) ard. PorttmoJ.h.
These be sold BY ths pound and ehsf the
purchase money 10 be paid u the completion Of The sale
and the other half upon the removal Of the guns by tho
chatter which removal place within days AFTER
tho sale, and Of the expense Of said purchaser.
H. A. WISE. Chief a Bureau.
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DOCK TRADE SALES ROOMS, No. 495
ID BwAy, nearly oppo.ite ST. Niehoai Hot LOCO LA
WITT Aaetioueer by h. Cooey CoussuBenis solicited
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OpF1oB oy The EEIE RAILWAY COMPANY.
NJ RI We.f.at Nav. York. Jan. ", lboh

Directors OF tins Company
have his davSecsreda Dividend frem the earnings OF
4. road for az mSaths ending Stat December se Of
PER CENT oa ses COMMON CAPITAL sIoSh, nee o.
ne u 4. Income Tax. -, n
Aso Dividend IF Three and One Hasper Cent on the Pre-
erred Poek tho Company assuming and paying the u 8
Rcae Tax Il the undivided earnings belonging 70 De
Preferred Stock Account. =,
both uavabe s the TreasuIers Occ Erie Place, on the
Of February NEXT 70 the registered holders OF SocS
e the closing of the Books
Sbs Trasfsr Book Of both Preferred and Common stock
MI Be closed AZ the close Of business SATURDAY the
h inst be Ieopened the morning Of TUESDAY the
" d.y OF February. HORATi0 n. OTIS, Secretary
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forces, Carriages, Sc.

A LARGE assortmento of new and secondhand
u ci $500 H.rneu &C., for sale cheap during the
Wn. second hand carriage. bought and taken u e.cSsns
TAYLOR s, No. g. and 70 Ced1"' oppoo'e sns rossoo.
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GALWAY LINE.
M The
ATLANTIC IRISH ROYAL MAIL STEAM NAVIGATION
COMPANY'S
Frst.claS sds- wheel steamships, sailing fornightly
ADRIATiC, <0)O tuna COLUMBIA, 5000 tuna
AIBERNlA, 1000 tuns. ANGLIA, 500 tuna
HIBERNIA, Capt M0RLAND,
viii sail from - Rates Of Passage. First
Cabin $50 and $7o Steeraso eJoi to St Johns N e. 60
go and 620-tiod or It's equivalent
THE MONTREAL, D. y. s. Co.'S
steamship DAMASCUS nom Portland to Liverpool Jan. 90
Rates OF Passage; ESQ, &66 and so.
sIGHT DRAFTS tho National Bank, payable st oil its
branches In gland and Ireland
For freight apply to
LAWIyENCE, GILES Co.. No. IL South Wliamss
sABEL I sEARLE. No. % Broadway NswYorh
vINHE LONDON AND NETWORK STEAM
J. SHIP COMPANY will dispatch MONTHLY their new
and pow erful nrs-can British Iron steamships
CELIA, BELLONA, AVOCA, UNA, UNICA,
Each !, 900 tuns burden
between LONDON and NEW-YOkK, calling at HAVRE on
tho voyage from London.
passage from payable In UsrxD Stairs
CURREHCr: -
FOR passage apply TO
ChAs. A. WHITNEY, at the Office, No. 20 Brosdway.
For freight spnly q No. "a southst.
. ROWLAND 1 AllpSwALI, AsssA
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8aIss bD Anetion.
A ]. BLEECKER e. SON will SELL at
~ AUCTION

A J. BLEECKER & SON will SELL at
FRIDAY, Feb s.
Al ~ ocick ct The Exchenre Saesroom No III Broadway
SUPREME COUNTRY ORDER of PHlLO Il. RUG
GlTsS, ESQ, REFEREE.
PEAhlrST.-Weht side, No. <T9 between Chshanst and
City Fall place. skze 70 and 7s6x268x25.
THURSDAY, Feb. II,
A2 O'Clock at the Exchange Sslcsroom No III Pr.sdwsy
EXECUTORS SALE, BY ORDER Oh THE EXECUTORS
OF MARIA T. HANDLIN DECEASED.
The renises No. q Oldsip between Water and Front
fists three stories brick: 81 feet front ,DS by 49,
or less Leased I'LL May 1865 Maps te., at No. a
Cedarst, adjoining Bank Of Commerce.
A j. BLEECKER, SON a. Co., will sell
IA auction THURSDAY, Feb H. 1854, at IL o'clock
1t the Exchange Saenoon, No III Broeiway by order Of
,oh side Of 53ds commencing 2s feet west Of othAvenue
Size 2IOo5 Maps &C, tho Auctionecrs office No. n
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Orean Cleaners.
EOR CALIFORNIA,
L. 81 o. RoBERTss LINE
SAN FRANCISCO AND OREGON,
VIA PANAMA. RAILROAD.
Tks steamship
Orean Cleaners.

ILLINOIS.
f5to tuna
On WEDNESDAY. Feb. }, al neen-
The finest fastest aud strongest Steamship In the California
trade viii sail sbSve Goln pier foot Of WHreast North
For Freight orp.ss,so a9plyto psNcARRrNGToN
NATIONAL STEAM NAVIGATION COM
~ PANY.
ether tr.,el., ia powered, Br,bbulk Steamers, lIon
REw-YoRk 70 LIVERPOOL TRY,
@,g; Lea. cs--Gsdcr. Toad
ViRGIsIA. ..fy7s........ GT.ce.... .... 80.
..s t,,. y. S.. bail, under he n.peoon
The Chief Surveyor OF tho Liverpool UndeIS,rs' Registry q
Iron Shp, They have extra water light Compartments and
They ao lifted ap for hr. second third passengers
who are charged at tho follow ing rates;
. r.a c.'ln'''.'''''"'"|'$ ;r.y.Sl' in cD"sa',
Dsily aa accommodation unsurpassed by any other nns
yorflthsr particulars. .ppiyto
WILLIAMS 6 GUION, no. Il waTst
NOR CALIFORNIA via PANAMA. first.
u ella. STEAMER will leave New.fers on the ID, 18th
DAY when the day u departure viii be tia MONDAY fol-
Ioc Foish. Orr..ss. .ppy at the only onee No. Bow.
ling greer. D. b. ALLEN, Asen,
HUN NEW-ohlEhNS DlllEtt.-lHe new
L. and hut-cs.s United states Mal steamship GEORGE
WASHINGTON. 4. V. Eager. Commander, viii eayo PieT
No. o y. H., SATURDAY, Jan. 80, ct p m. Passage,
with Unsurpassed accommodations 500 No ro ut received
bill sdug signed day Of sailing lor nei III OF pas
sage, apply to II. b. CROMWELL CO., No 80 West't
GTEAM WEEKLY 10 LIVERPOOL, touch
y Ing at oussn.iown (cors HsiooIlaTh9 weitsnowa
steamers q tho Liverpool new and Philadelphia steam
ship Company are intended TO sail a. follows;
CRY or SATURDAY, Feb
EDINBtENu.. feoliS
And every succeeding SATURDAY. al neon. fIom Pier u
North BivoE--
PASSAGE,
Payable In gold. or its equivalent in currency;
FIRST CABIN........ $50 90 acknowledgements 90
Cabin LondOu. g. % seerass London.. - 90
First Cabin Paris... e5 w Sseugs TO PAris. 90 90
First Cabin to Hamburg 70 0OlSeerass to Hamburg. ~ %
Passengers also forwarded TO Havrs. BIsmcn Rotterdam
Artwerp kc, at equally low rates.
Fares nom Liverpool Quesnstowni lat Csbp e73 S5
fl0 stecrsge go Those who wish to serd for thar
friends buy tickets here at these rates.
Eor further information, apply at tho Compsnys oMcse
JOHN O. DALE, Agent, No ID Broadway. N. Z.