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TEE only place where You can purchase b,dis
Rbber goOfs Of all kinds ~ Manidcturers prices,
u II. A. HALLS India Rubber Warehouse, $40
Pcnntylvania avenue, between Ninth and Tenth
ttreets. Also, all kinds OF Rubber goods beautl-
ully repaired at short notice. mar 21-u
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AUCTION SALES.

ID U b l. g SALE.
There will he sold, At Public sale, at the Patent
Once Building,
ON THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER s,
Several lots Of Lumber,
Double Doors, Sash Doors, and Sash.
ALSO,
few old Cases and other Furniture, co longer
useful to the Government
Terms oath, n mann
seb " superinte ndent.
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DY BOT ELER & WILSON
ID AUCTIONFERs.

OFFICE UNITED STATES CAPITOL EXTENSION
WAsHtSoroS, d. C., 'ept ,, 1861
On SATURDAY, October Ist commencing At 10,
a. m, the following variegsted aud Pltin Marble
will be sold sc public auction, on the grounds
north Of the United States Capitol;
100 blocks Tennessee Marble.
900 cubic feet of remnants do.
l2 pieces Potomac Ma bic.
SEQ ieet (cubic) Vermont Green serpentine.
Scolumn shafts do.
1000 cubic feet remnants Italian Marble.
At the a,me time will be sold n large lot of
Doors, shutters, and building msterial Of various
kinds. CLEMENT L. WEST,
sepS-d General SIpsrinten 'cnt.
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AND CLOTHING MA.
" TERIALs

BUREAU OF PROyIsIoEs AND CLOrRIHa,}
September |, 1854.
SEPARATE PROPOSALS, sealed and endorsed
"PioposAls for Navy othing and Clothing Mate
Tials,n will be received at this Bureau until Q
o'clock, y. M, the 9th day OF October next, for
furni, hing and delivering ton receiving thirty
days, notice at the United States Navy Yards ut
numbers and guam Iiues and at Buch times as may
he specified by the hIef of this Bureau or by the
lively, the numbers and quantities of the different
articles, and ut the places specified Ia the follow
4 Hat viz.
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A SHOCKING ACCIDENTAL man, name I'M
known, was run over yesterday evening, about
Elk O'Clock, by a train of cars on New Jersey
avenue, near v street, and instantly killed, He
was 80 horribly msngled that a jack-screw had to
be procured In order to raise the body from the
tack. The train was stopped as quickly as pos
Bible.
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GRAY's PATENT
nn1 n II N re 10 -

'GRAf's PATENT
MOL JED LARS
Arc aot simply dat pieces Of paper cut in the form
OF collar, but are Modcd and Shapcd 10 NJ The neck
having perfect curve free JrOm angles or breaks,
which is obtained By our patented process, which
also secures another advantage possessed by no oe,
collar, viz: Space for he CTdUat In the Turn-down
style, The inside Of tohfch is perfectly smooth and free
from FUCKERS, making this collar, for ease neatness
and durability, uncqualIed.
They are made In Turn.down style IN sizes from
- to H. and In Garrotte from 10 to II In chez and
packed in neat blue boxes of 100 eAehi Also In
smaller ones Of 10 each-the latter a very handy
package for traveIers army and navy officers.
Ds-EvERY COLLAR 10 stamped
"GRAY'S PATENT NJ rLDED COLLAR"
Sold by all dealers In Mems Furnishing G0lis
The trade supplied by
WALL, STEPHENS n CO.,
800 Pennsylvsnir avenue,
Between Ninth and Tenth streets,
je1-dsm Warrington, D. e.
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CT. VINOENT'S SCHOOL, CORNER
- of Tentn and @ streets, under the charge of
the Sisters OF Charity duties OF this School
will be resumed on THURSDAY, September Ist
1854. The sisters IN charge W II devote themselves
to the Advancement OF their pupils In all the
str OF regard to the moral training OF all placed
under their care, In consequence of the Rd ance
ofproes the sisters are compelled to increase thei
rates OF tuition, Aug21-2w
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Offers may be made for one or more articles, at
article 10 contained in this Offer the chief of the
bureau will have the right to accept one or more
OF the articles contained In such offer and reject
the remainder. The price must be uniform, and
offers must embr"ce all Of any articles de-
hverdJIe al all The SidiiORS
For the description OF articles in the alb I'VE list
bidders are referred to the samples at the said
Navy Yards, and to the advertisement of this bu.
reau dated July 8, 1885, and for inormatio as to
the laws and regulations lin pamphlet iorm) re-
gATding contracts, to the officers OF the several
cOmmandants Of navy yards and navy agents.
The Department reserves the right to reject any
proposal not considered advantageous to the Gov
eminent.
Blank forms Of proposals may be obtained on
application to the navy agent at Boston, New
York, or Philadelphia, and at this bureau.
sel.W4t
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CRUELTY TO ANIMALs.-It Is stated that a
driver on % of the seventh street cars ex ibited
his cruelty to such an extent that he beat one of
his horses over the head with board and knock ed
out an eye OF 9 poor animal An ex-chief clerk
OF the Pat mt OH was the car ut the time and
was witness of the act. police man has ascer-
tanned thf number OF the car, and will, doubtless
have the driver arrested.
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THE THIRD CORPS 49," THE Ola.
i M0ND"i 10 new house Just opened by the
ED officers lately belonging to the Sd oorps, Army
Of the Potomac. 1t 10 furnished with everything
that the palate Of an epicurean liquors could
desire, and we recommend our friends to pay a
visit to 484 Tenth street. The officers, especially
OF Hooker's and KeAr ey's old divisions, win
always be welcome. e26-u
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GALE OF CONDEMNED MULES

GALE OF CONDEMNED MULES
CHIEF QUARTERMAsIERs OFF.CE,l
DEPOT OF WAeHIHoToE,
WASHINGTON, ID c, September 8, 1854.
Will be sold, at public auction, at the Corrals,
near he Ihservatory, in the city OF Washington,
on WEDNESDAY, September 81, 1864, a lot Of
MULES,
condemned as UNIT for public service.
Terms ash, 10 Government fu- ds,
Sale to commence at 10 o'clock, q. m.
d. H. RUCKER,
Biigadler 6eneral and Chief Qur ermaster,
sep5-l5t Depot OF Washington.
0UARTERMASTER GENERALS
VI OFFICE, FIRST DIVISION, WAsHISoroN,
d. c, SEPTEMBER 2, 1854.
VIII be sold at PU 8LIC AUCTION, to the high
est bidder, at the time and places named below,
viz:
York, Pa, Thursday, Sept. IS, 1864.
Altoona, Pa, Thursday, Sept. %, 1854.
Leban on, Pa, Thursday, Sept. 40, 1854
TWO HUNDRED CAVALRY HORSES AT EACH
PLACE.
These horses have been condemned AZ UNFIT for
the cavalry service Of the army.
For road and farm purposes many good bargains
may be had.
Horses sold singly.
Terms: Cash In United States currency.
JAMES A. EKIN,
Colonel First Division, q. NJ. GenPs ONCE.
seb-t2S h
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ONZAGA COLLEGE, F STREET,
VI between Ninth and Tenth streets, will com.
menee the frat session OF the scholastic year, 1864
'66, on MONDAY, september o. The terms are the
same for the Classical and English Departments
WIS $40 per session OF eleven weekG.
Au29 iw' b. F. WIGET, 81.
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NJ OTTO Ell WOULD RESPECT
~ July inform the public that, having disposed
OF my stock OF Hardware to hlessis. h. Z. JOHsGoS
n Co, I earnestly request all persona who have
accounts standing o. my books to call ct once and
Lettle.
My accounts will he left for short time with
the aboyenSmed drm, who are au hori ed to settle
the same. JOS. L SAVAGE,
Rs6t soi Dat, between Tenth and Eleventh
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JOHN JOLLIFFE,

LTTNQN|Y am COUSsFLLOR AT LAW
t.s 70 unvad h,s once e. ne Northeast corner OF
'Ald Ftrteouth SIrs'ts, 0rpgSlte the east
AnGTALuy a. tie Treasury Building,
Warrington CITY d. e.,
.tIrtis specially 70 slaius npoG lhS Unisod
sUa Hlt-ly
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THE GREAT SENSATION,
NOW TO BE PRODUCED POSITIVELY.
EVERYTHING Prepared NEW.
New Piece; New Artistes; New sceneryj Mag
nihcent Dramatic Clustering.
70 Great union Drama.
70 Great NJ raj Drama.
Il Great Truth Drama.
70 Great Life Drama.
EVERY UNION MAN SHOULD SEE 1T.
Produced at an expense OF
B%OVER Si,sOO.-u
Every Scene New. Each q Correct View. Taken
from the loo ,itles introduced an / the buildings
EN- odled, forming perfect pictorial history.
TERRIBLE AND SHAMEFUL GRIMM Al ACTS.
MALE AND FEMALE FIENDs.
VIEW OF RICHMOND IN THE DISTANCE,
and
BATTLE OF SEVEN PINES.
semhlance Of humanity, with hearts immova-
BILE Private letters and hidden transgressions,
now all come to life In the great drama OF v ce.
Nor Political, True, aud Natural, vividly por-
trayed in their true colors. The Blessings OF
Union. The Horrors Of Secession.
Written by FitZ simmons, the great Sensation
Drsmstist Author Of 1.-THE Female Pickpocket;i
Is Bale of Washington" and twenty other success
full acting plays, as performed In this city.
Tho Drama 10 entitled
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THE SEVENTH STREET DREsSMAKER,
THE UNION MARTYR GIRL,

AhI SNAoN HuAnA " OlhL.
....''.'.....
The pc ple's names In most cases are withheld,
yet the base and ditcreditable actions OF bad men
and bad women boldly PREF ented In their vivid
vices. picture OF interest, showing, as II does,
the ultimate>happy reward of Union principles and
moral reetitude, and the unerring punishment,
he'e And hereafter, of
JIsUNIoN,
CRIME.
bodying the palliative airs of LthiopianS; intru-
ducing the Pathetic sonss OF the Fireside, with
natural acting, and interesting and truthful story
'"u O0'u''i FiE HsT i Act II VIRGINIA.
SECOND ACT IN WASHINGTON.
Local Views OF the Homes OF the '. =. V.'s-The
Old Cabin Home 10 Vlginis-rhe Frost-bouud Po-
Pstriots-The battle Of the Seven Piaes, with a
correct view of Richmond in the distance for
nished by sketches presented by Richmond pris-
oner-lhe Ba tie scene-The Dead-The DYING
The ChSrge--The Bursting shells-Explodipg Cam
non Rattle of Muskotry-The ShsrpshoOters In
the kihe-p,ts=The Csnnoniers At their Guns
Saves the Colots-rrium h Of Patriots over Trail
tors.
ACT II-WAsnlsGroSC CITY.
Treasury Of the United sta es by Moonlight
Smithsonian Park by Slrset-fIteriOr Of the
Seventh street D'essmsking Shops-View of
seventh street-Ilte,iUr Of The Asylum-George.
town Heights by Sunrise-Potomac, of Long
Bridge, by NloOnlight-The browning Struggle 10
the Midnight Waters-The Dramatic Pic c of
Living Persona, constituting \ TAbleAu WANT
The Happy Reward Of the Union Martyr Girl.
The pit ce full of startling features. Burning Of
the women by the Seces sioniats. The ,rrow OF
d ath The .hell-shattered cottage. The starving
women outside of the Treasury. Gambling al
Smithsonian Park. The mytio spring and panel
chamber. The shot Of the traitor. Death OF the
rebel. Reward Of Union fidelity. The glorious
triumph OF the Union tiNg.
THE NEW COMPANY.
STAHS ADDED WEEKLY,
They be Dg engaged by our agents Ia PhiladelphI
and New York, expressly for this establishment.
The great Ethiopian Monarch,
BILLY WURRELJ,
Tho great mo Ethiope OF the day.
The ParIshian Danseuse, JULIA CHRISTINE
In her beautiful dance, Carnival of Venice
The Comic Singer Of the age, JOE WARNER.
MARIA WELLS, FANNIE FERRARO, MAG.
GLE VERNON, ISABELLA GRAHAM, LETTiE
CHANDLER, MASTER BARRY, CHARLES Me
CURE, HENRY FtAHCIS, oil appearing at this
POPULAR MUSIC HALL.
Drama, FAroes, Dances, Bsliets, Pantomimes,
Burlel queB, = ngs, SO.
REMEMBER The GREAT VARIETIES
WEDNESDAY AT rEKNo0N AT P. NJ.
LABItS FASHIONABLE MATINEE
THE SEVEN H STREET DRtsSMAKER,
For l. tdies and Children.
Admission IS and so centsi Private Boxes, IS.
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CORNER STONE LAID.-The corner stone OF
the Calvary Baptist church, corner of Eighth and
II stree 6, wss laid yet erdny with imposing eeie-
monies, notwiths' andipg the in lement weather.
After chapter from Scripture was read BY the
Rev George W. Samson, ID. D., President OF Co
lur hi4n College, = prayer wss offered by Rev DR..
Gillette, pastor Of the Thirteenth street Baptist
ohuI Oh.
T. epastor, Rev. Mr.. Hewlett, dispensing, on se-
count OF the weather, with the delivery OF an ad.
d ess which he had pre- pared for the occasion, he
stated that the congregation was org,uized IN
1864, when there were tbirty.hve enbsrs, since
which time about n hundled have bern added
Three have died, among whom was Mrs. Amos
Kendall.
The pastor also stated that Hon. Amos Kendall
had pu cha8ed the present site at cost OF g. 0o0
and re en- ed II to the chul oh, besides placing at
the spos'l Of the church Si3 600 for building
fund, and m liking provision for the salary OF the
pastor for eight years.
The paste then / iced 10 the corner stone box
cont shining the coin, etc., as AnIsunced In yester-
days REPUBLICAN, and closed the services by a
bgncGi stlOn.
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DOYS' CLOTHING. I'VE ARE NOW
ID IN receipt OF large assortment OF BoynI and
7ll rcu's Clothing OF the newest Itylsa, suitable
tx ths prcscut season for dT0ss and school wear,
" Whieh We invite the attention OF parents
WALL, SrEPHENSS Co.,
SAs tennsylvSniA Avenue, between
Ninth and Tanth streSts.
49, N .tnt TNGT Inial.I
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ADJUSTMENTS.

FoRD's NEW THEATRE,
tAlso Of Hollldsy-street Theatre, Baltimoi e.)
Second week Of tho brilli.nt engagement OF
MIR. AND MRS. W. J. FLORENCE.
THIS EVENING, SEPTEMBER 7,
THE IRISH LION.
To be followed by the Protean Butletta Of
THE YOUNG ACTRESS
10 conclude with tho screaming Irish farce Of
THE HAPPY MAN, se1.It
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THIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE, THAT
i the subscriber has obtained from the orphsns
Court Of Washington county, In the District Of
Columbia, letters of administration, W. 3, on the
personal estate OF George W. Miller, late OF
Washington city, D.. G., deceased. All persons
having claims against the said deceased are here
by warned TO exhibit the same, with the vouchers
thereof, to the subscriber, on or bei4e the day
OF September next; thew may otherwise by law be
excluded from all benefit Of the said estate.
Given under my hand this 9Th day of September,
1884. JOHN L. MILLER,
se7-ikw9ws Administrator, W. q.
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ALEXANDRIA,, VA.

NEWSPAPER AND PERIODI-
IN GALS.
J. EDWIN HALLENBECK, dealer In Newspa.
pers, Periodicals, Novels Stationery, Prints, To-
bscco, segsra, Flags aud Playing Cards. also, q
large assortment OF Plain and Colored Photo
graphs, Ii6 King street, four doors below Provost
Mafshal's office, Alexandria Va.
subscriptions and advertisements for the Wash.
lngtOn DAILY NATIONAL REPUBLICAN received.
ap20-u
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DAILY RALLY RALLY

III THE CAMPAIGN OPENED.
All citizens OF Washington who profess to be the
friends OF the Government and the Union, and
who A. willing to lend q helping hand towards
the election Of ABRAHAM LINCOLN for Prtsl-
dent, and ANDREW JOHNSON for Vice President
Of the United States, invited to meet at Union
League Hall, on Ninth street, on THURSDAY
EVENING, the 9Th last, at * o'clock, for the
llub. sep7-2t
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-09-07

THIS GREAT CENTRAL MUSIC HALL AND
THEATRE
10 located right In sight OF all the Hotels, makes II
accessible 70 all strangers unacquainted with the
ntreen OF Warrington. oonseqIently
ALL STRANGERS VISIT THE VARIETIES.
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EoUND--AN ENVELOPE, CON.
i tAiniuE Furlough, addressed to Nathaniel
Doe, which the owner can have by ceiling At this
office and paying for this Advertisement. M6,2t
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-09-07

GRAND INAUGURAL EVENT.
OPENING OF THE FALL SEASON.
EVERY PnEPARATION CONsUMMATED FOR
PROSPERITY, ATTRACTIONS, AND sue.
CESS.
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VARIETIEsl VARIETIES /

Corner Peun'a avenue and Ninth street1
MUSIC HALL AND THEATRE
SIGN OF HE BIG nRUMMoND LIGHT
SIGN OF THE REVOLVING AND GLOBE
TIE ILLUMINATED AMUSEMENT TEMPLE
FITZ SIMMONS,
Sole Proprietor and Stage Manager.
JOHN MILLER.........As Assistant Stage Manager.
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WANTS.

w ANTE D---THREE COPIES OF
w the NATIONAL REPUBLICAN OF July 10, and
and six copies Of July %, 1894. Persons having
copies Of the above vii confer a great favor by
bringing them 10 this ONCE. au2iG
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LOCAL NEWS.


nAsnlntToN ClTf EXEMPTION hsSooIA-
IlosIThN as ocia'ion met pursnsot 70 aoJourn'
ma Tsa ~ ~ evening IN ne council Chn%per. A.
ne Vice President (ChaS' l. Canfisid) took the
The resignation Of W. II. Pope. as secretary.
Wa H. HeGeNsu M ,i seS ,. th.n s,s,,o, ,..,
sssTetary., a, , ,u,,,,
Mr. - r. NJ huiiey suomi"eu tne ioloWing
tsoiunon r., -, Ar. ,....,,... l.. ,,-, .
MsolSia IhM tns ,,es Sa ~, T., DC Instructed TO
NVe eAsh m ", ~, t y, ~ Ior tne amount o.
money PAID ~ 1y MN 70 ~ treasury and 10 case
o. mere oeihg no uIaI, he treasurer shall NOT
refund Any on , we money unless they or Their
legal ISptessentss y. Sh" produce said receipt
or aso3un. t III W. 'Uss' -.
MT. r. r. bacon, me treasurer, hoped that the
osp Itnb Toeiu ~ hos Pa would give him
700 huS n, iaSo hs n.y. areay done great deal,
MN; me oook ltseii had been deposited In the
~ hs,n1 ~ anu mere W" no danger OIL
w NJ psy,s said tina, a, tho ms.,,,. WA, small,
enout seven,y.nve members being present, while
y, nu mo i've hnndreu, PC w9uiu
'hnVe 70 postpone the iuttner oonsidetauon OF tne
gesolun9h until majority could be present TO
Nv,e IN "; 49,.
nj: Hurley 1aia Il was offered with no disrespeet
70 MT bacon, but II seemed 70 m that the sgnefs
shoulu nave some evidence OF the payment OF the
money. some OIL these I'VE hundred men might
ta,iyes have 70 elNm that money:
or Dellrieh thought thst When the names were
pllnte1, as they are 10 oe, Wouiu oo'iae the
necessity Of giving feoeip,s'
a, gu. Davis WAs w .h 70 hpw tue oook 70 DC
INC evidence, WIN tne printed , SIS ,. p
mr.. DeitIieh ihoushtW we mao gwen zen: Bacon
enough TO do alre dy, and he could not give this
cNtia l au Winout Swung MN ompensauon. He
WouIa iikeI o.ee a larger meeunB' hoWe'er''o act
on me ttsointlon; .,. A.,
me vice rIesluent suRseNeu thnt pcIhsps the
createst dimeulty would DC In Identifying the par
hy, N n p,,,o,, -.o,,, o. ,.. ,ho .o,.,,,.o, 81,
the talicj which was agreed to.
or. hufley ueaIeu 10 sag hieW worus 70 tne
assosiatIon on anothet snpleet; a gteh many
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-08
LEGAL NOTICES.

RIO THOMAS HARRIS WHO FORMERLY HELD A
situation az clerk IN the General Pos, ofcc. London,
~ the children of William Harris late ~ the Paragon
Hackney IN the upty OF hddleseS deceased who died
about the 9Th day ~ April 1872 and II elizabeth Mary
Harris his wife Who, after the death iism Hafres
married one Charles Marin and died tho 18th day OF No
Ncher 1861 or TO the children fanyD OF the san Thonna
Harris or to bis rep esenatves The above rhnea Thomas
Harris IS becy.d TO have sailed In the packet fnhade
rba, itom Fofsmouth. in England, To New YORK IN or
hpont The month OF December 1885, " lsIni ne OF
dead hs enl personal natives or neat ot KIN are
nneH nder the viii Of his late uncle Ihouas Shirey,
late al heienhan, the county OF Gloucester IN Eng
land aece ard to sum of t7<v f4s 3D. SO cent bank
annnites and 20 of fi2 los 20. cash iesLscycly
standing tho OF the Accountant Geherl ~ The high
Court vi thancrrv. England Application 70 We made 10
Eiw ard M.rmore Archibald. Fsl tho Rrsh Consul AZ
New YORK az 10 Mr. John Dingwal solicitor No Token.
house ward, London.
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pROOKLYN AND LONG ISLAND FAIR
- All articles belonging the Fair rema ming then mo
sod will be sold the highest hdier t0norro
"wednesday evening the 9th inst from TO 10 o'clock. .,
the Academy OF Music
Also House and Lot Atlantic street Rrookvn given
the Fair bv Messs Scranton Co. Friends OF the
respectfully invited.
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A J. L. SMITH, AUCTIoNEsR. WILL SELL THIS
N day. at 81 clock i. Ninth street between Second
and Third Piano. three srior Suits
aud ark room suits Chairs Tables r ,ckers
Pier Glasses, Hrssels Ingram Carpets
and everything belonging TO FIRST cisss house.
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SALES AT AUCTION.

nAyIp d. EGAN sUCrIoNEER- by ORDER oF
IL Montgomery Macintosh. Esl.-C"rpets Finitu,c.
AZ rms day. at2 ock al 49, tana ser ~
cram BRUSSELS Velvet carpets. khtaision ana nter
fables Paror and Chamber salts Fea'hef hsds po,sars
P ows Mattresses Glasses ~ srnicss Lac anu
Curians, Lamps. crockers' faiior anu oooAns
30
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POLITICAL.

10TH WARD NEW YORK DEMOCRATIC AssOCA-
III ton tMcKeon "A regular meeting Of ihs association
will convene al the Tenth Ward Hotel q Brooa
aud Forsyth streets, on TUESDAY evening March 4. al
O'Clock Punctna attendance Is requested business or
import win be transacted. By order, HENnY ROOMR,
President PHILIP Mcmahon and Henry Ackar Vice Prcsi
dents; Michael Neville and Alexander McDonsld secreta
RES Nicholas Ebefhard Corresponding Secretary George
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-08
I9rH WARD on v pEc E.:c,r,,..

At meeting Of the Nineteenth wad Denonrac McClel
Ian Association hold NJ Lexington Hotel northwest corner
o. Forty eighth street and ington avenue on Saturday
evening 5h instant the oi owing gentlemen were unani
mouslv elected permanent oacers Of this ASSOCIATION tor
the eusrlnr ycar;--Gcorge Rurchl. President; Patrick
Gnitnly 10, Vice President VIM A. Nugcp ~ Vice preH-
dent. VIM Rich Secretary: Iawrencr y. Kicrnan, Cor.
responding secivlary: Denis Hogan, Treasurer
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TINTED STATES INTERNAL REVENUE
1 Gala Cfata No YnpR
COPARTNERsTITp.

A PARTNER wANTEp-AN HONEST. ENER0BrI
~ man. willing to invest small capital in pieasau
safe rnsh business An Fn-lisrsn preferred Fun p,
ncusrs BY }. c. MILTON CO.. Patent BROKERS, X
Broadway.
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@700 CASH WILL BUY SPLENDID OT9yH(
DlOU Saloon and Bar in full operation. with lsra
Liquors two Lease at 81 day ~
ply 10 o'HALLORAN. Marion House. East Broadway nd
Catharne street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-08

THE JoURNEyMEN UPHoLTERERS' SOCIETY or
New York aud environs held special meeting Sun.
day morning at Columbia Hail. in Grand street There wa
notify their employers the next day that they
expect their raised twenty Eve per cent 10
Monday the l4th inst and to have b.
fore Saturday AS their until have been
smaller those OF all others of the furniture business
they therefore expect favorable answer.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

4 TTRNTTON ALL JOURNEyMEN BARRIERS AND
a hardessers who alive 10 their inerests, cout
sstenty with an intelligent and conscientious Appreciation
their responsibility TO their employers. respectfully
invited 10 attend q grant meeting Thursday evens
ing next March half nine o'co,s al 426 broomo
street when will he made as 70 what th
future Of the employees shall be- BY order o.
the committee.