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lectures an6 Aleetinas
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FASHION COURSE, L. I.-TROTTNG
IL THE TWO GREAT PURSES AND
STAKES OF THE SEASON. e2ooo EACH.
FRIDAY, ysns .. at o'clock. ...-.
THURSDAY. June Is, st O'Clock. 90.
For which the following rsnowns4 horses ne soteseG Sns
''A' 'sA"p SiRsT TRor-vRIpAy, JUNE
Hurss Of tlooc. with stakes Of esSo sAea Aus ssss
best IN In hsrsssa -vou. -,yrv
Hiram Woodruff enters b. IA =
Owner sntors Oh I'm r. .
John LO,.s enter; ss JHH ~
Pur,s md tale q abovs Mile heats bsst IN w Wsgca
With shs ans entry = NE pssOediaQ rseA ,..
tom Thirty fouhst svssy 6vs minutes TRAINS 70 THE
COURSE, SPECIAL. = lliso 2 NJ Lao s.e Jay p ~.
rsrTy ftsn the foss Of Eighty dxth V Astoria svs tweny
mip1tsa Eoisnt police asnesmsnts fl ne moantensnes
4 SsjsE JO6I1H 0R0Vl14oM NaaassA
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MORRIS AND ESSEX RAILROAD COM.
WI PANi-Toot nf BsIc.syst-On and amer Apn 10,
ins mali tTsirs for and intermediate sta
tiors VIII save .. Mail Expr~ss for oil stsoas
vsst Of Miburp al s;i0 p. Mor.,tovn Express p u
b. SCHOOL,, Asalstsut Superintendent
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Einanfial.
90, n, ~r, LoRuIAxp Pns lEsuRAscs fosPAsf,
oSUcA " nm No lO4 BROADWAY.

ovrcu o, rnr LoRIrIAzp Fnh lEsuaAs,cs .osfHsh
NJOTICE.-The Books for the increase e,s o, The a
N CAPITAL STOCK Of the LORiLLAhp FIRE IN
gvRANCE COMPANY TO ONE MlLbioN VI pohLAhs
b. IN. addition Of 2oo shares Of the par value Of sI VII
~ $500 :, an. osoe of said Company No. lo% Broadway
THURSDAY tn. 18th dsy Of MAY, and viii remain open
,.t In. Sis. Of same month Ten per een OF the amount
en- bs REQUIRED to b. paid me time Of subsebins and the
S.. on or before the 18Th dsy Of June next The transfer
80. Win ,. closed on the 18th inst and remain closed until
=. slst inst BY Order oftbe Board of Directors.
CARLISLE NORWOOD. President
ZOPHAR MILLS, vics-President
yonr O. MniA, Secretary.
pANu o. YHI CoxsoSwKiIrH NRw.YoRK, May IS, 1868.
vTNHE ANNUAL ELECTION for eleven
DIRECTORS Of this Bsnk md for three Inspectors OF
o. se1t ensuing election will be held at the Banking rooms
g Monday the 5th dsy Of June next between the hours
q u and O'clock GEORGE ELLIS Cashier.
Oyuos ep THE NV WORLD FRS INSURANCE Co,
No. ISL broadway, NKw- YonK. May ~, le' >.
TNHE ANNUAL ELECTION for Twelve Dl-
Il rseors Of this Company vii be held at their o'os on
an SAMUEL A. PATTERSON, Secretary
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Missou-Site Of the Old Brswsry-wi hsvs thsfT CON
CERT In tis Mission Chapel on WEDNESDAY EVENING
that Singing and Caisth sncs may be wtaesssd b. the
Tickets may be had at the Mission or
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ONCE OF TIVE "Au.rls SILVER MINING ComPANY}
ov NEVADA" M "a Cedar ST., New-Sork
THO the STOCKHOLDERS of the "AUSIlN
III SILVER MINING COMPANY OF NENADA"-No,ice
hereby IN Of resolution OF the Board
ofTrustess Of the Austin Silver Mining Company of Nevada
psscsd meeting Of said Board OF Trustees held st the
6ce of the Company the 18th dsy Of MAY 1865 meeting
Il the Stockholders OF the Ans Silver Mining Company Of
Nevada viii be held the Oce OF said Company ct No "a
Cedar at Ia the city Of York the lh dag Of June
Is6e 10 O'Clock for the pDrpo OF increasing the Capital
esck Of said Austin Silver Mining Company Of Nevada to
three Million Five Hundred thousand Dollars TO be divided
Into three hundred and tiny thousand Soo sha,es Of the
pa value Of Tea Dollars each, enable The said Com
Ssny TO purchase other and additional mines at the
tty Of Austin. In the State of Nevada
FRANK FULLER, VIM II. KNAPP,
j. NJ. WINCHELL. SAMCEL SINCLAIR,
e.. n. FULLER, EDWIN 4. MOORE.
Nev.York Nav l9 lqn5.
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Mashiilerp.

nor sALE-Four az 15-horse power PORT.
IT ABLE ENGINES and s1 ,S eight horse powers ss.ua4
yi he completed within two weeks These engines are par
ealsiy and are extensively used IN The o pa
Ma A. N WOOD Co. Eaton, Madison County. N. y.
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gtopss, Ranges. ST..

EDDYp PETROLEUM
Ia COOKING STOVES AND RANGES
VII bahs bro stew fry and roast with the greatest facility
and economy without hestng the IN which they s
used liberal discount to the trade LESLEY ELLIOT,
NspufsstvIyJs No ~ psVtdvsy, M.
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PROVIDENCE MIME CoHrAsr
New-i ok, Msy "a, 1855.
NOTICE.-The following described STOCKS
IN In the PROVIDENCE MINING COMPANY will be sold
q pubic auction FRIDAY June 70 1885, att O'Clock M
n The Office Of the Company No. ~ Essaos, fewferk
1os Assessnt unpaid unless paid before that
e provided for BY the General Mining Laws o. the state
~ Cer.;6ost.s Certificates.
No. 81. for 500 shares. No. 81, fof ~ SHARES
No. Is, for l.e0c sbareE No 70, ioI Wv snAfesI
~ ri n, AZ sbsrrs No. ~, Tor 2op shares
~ Holm w DAVIS Secretary.
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OTnor o. 1nr ILiIsos crSrrAI RlILRolp Co.,

OyT1cE o. fBE ILilsos Unit Al HAILkoAp %,
New-York Nay l, 1855.
TNHE ANNUAL MEETING Of the Share
holder Of the Illinois Contra Railroad Company for the
Election Of DIRECTOR and ,rsscon Of Other business
il be held at the Ofce Of the Company ia the City Of
chicago on WEDNESDAY the 3lS day OF May, 1855 at IL
O'Clock noon,
The Traps Books Of the Company win be closed at ths
ehss OF business the th AID opened on the 50 OF
Jane l.. A. CATLlN, Secretary.
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NOTICE.-In pursuance Of o resolution OF
~ the Board o: Directors Of THE NEWYoRE PIER
AND WAREHOUSE COMPANY, passed unanimously a.
cetns Of such Directors held at the Office Of the COMPANY
p No 39Fsrkrow, Room No. 70. the 18th day OF May
U.s. the undersigned being present:
Notice hereby given to the Stockholders Of The New
York Pier and Warehouse Company" hst meeting Of the
cid Stockholders will be ned M0SDAi the day o.
June 1865 hour of CLOCK p. at No. ~ Parsrow
(Reom No 49, il the City County and State Of Newly ork
as purpose for which ssd nesng be held IL to IN
,s'e the Cspit. stock Of said Company 60 Ten Millions q
Surs $4,000 00O) DIVIDED into Que Hundred Ihousand
6Asre. ,io the par vSlus Of One Hundred Dollars each
u TfRRO,SS uY0E, SAMUEL Sinclair,
THOMAS NJ SHEPHERD, Al; nOshEh, ,,y,
THOMAS Il. KERR, btNh1 motOLphN,
H. G. GARDINER. ). & athoEhI,
HIRAM WALSRIDGE DANIEL a - Atis,
Dr>"ters
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DARNUM's AMERICAN MUSEUM.

u AREUM's AMERICAN MUSEUM.
AFTERNOON, At q, EVENING. A. y
MISS EMILE MELVILLE.
N the Grand Dramatic Romance, -
HEIREsS or TaE HIDDEN HOUSE.
which 10 daily received with nibusastIc
DEMONSTRATIONS or DELIGHT
The great American
UNE-LEGGED DANCER, TONY DRSIEh
IN EXIKAVAGANZA DANCE ON TWO LE0A
MORNING AT ii,
LAST WEEK OF
THE BOONE FAMILY COMbINATIOE
CLASSICAL READINGS. COMIC SONGS. DUETS.
Now exhibition in tho Mammoth Whale.Isr6.
AN ENORMOUS LIVING ALLlGATOk,
MAN EATER, 20 FEET L0N0,
MOVING WAX FIGURES,
JEFF. DAVIS IN PETTlC0ATS,
HORSE AND RIDER ENTNISED BY AN GNOh'
NOUS SERPENT CONVERTED INTO sTONL.
PROF, observation-disclosures CALCULA1OA
WOODROPFES BOHEMIAN 0LASS-BLOWEHs
GLASS str AN ENGINE IN NOTION. fAC WOMAN.
UIANTESs CIRCASSIAN 0IkL, LIVING OrTEkS,
GRAND AQUARiA. A MILLION CURlOSrTlES.
Admission % cents; children under ten. ID cents
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ueoSins CARDS. 81

At VIM. EvERDEII.s SONS, No. l0l Fnl.
"A onst.-wEDDING CARDS and FINE STAT1oNEkI'
(Esabhshsd lsinb i.f .i r.-.
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OLYMPIC THEATER. Commences ct b.
" Sole Lessee and Msnsgsrrss. ...MTA Joan WOOD
SIXTH WEEK,
And unsbsted attraction OF the - 1900
GRAND FAIRY SPECTACLE IN THREE rAhIo,
Produced at enormous expense. entitled
THE SLEEPING BEAUTY IN THE WOOD.
THE GORGEOUS sCENEHY,
TIE MAGNIFICENT COSTUMES,
THE ENCHANTING FAIRIES,
THE SPLENDID APPOINTMENTS.
TIE WONDERFUL MECHANISM,
THE GRACEFUL DANCING, THE SPIRITED ACTING,
AND RFsPLE Mt TRANSFORMATION SCENE
have all combined to render this production
A SUCCESS UNPARALLELED BY ANY PREVIOUS
SPECTACULAR PRODUCTION IN AMERICA.
MRS. JOHN WOOD
And The principal members Of this -
| UNAPPRoACHABLE BURLEsQUE COMPANY.
The younx aud fascinating DaDseuse,
MILE. AUGUSTA
EVERY NIGHT TILL FURTHER NOTICE.
Previous 70 the spectac the petite Cowedy entitled
PERFECTION.
KATE OPRIFN MISS LUCIA DEANE
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DANIEL II. BuRpETT. Auctions.
JONES e. CO.,

IL VIII soil ct public emotion
On TUESDAY, May 30 1865, a. IL o'clock,
AT THE MAYNARD. NEW.YORk,l ..E
The following vessels belonging to the u Navy ~
partnent:
SCREW STEAMER FLAG-Lsnrth ls1 fset inches,
breadth 81 feet inches; depth Of bold 10 feet inches b.
tween decks feet inches cylinder % ineh disussss,
inch stroke. - .
SCREW STEAMER KENSTN3TON-Length, 100 feet,
breadth 81 feet depth Of hold 10 feet inches; between
LIST aud I'd decks feet inch; between "a and ID dscAh
feet ] cylinder $50 inca diameter. ~ inch stroke.
SCREW STEAMER NORTHUMBERLAND, III feess
breadth 30 feet depth Of bold inches between decks
feet uchess cylinder 80 inch diameter, % inch stroke.
SCREW STEAMER PROTEUS-Lsnst .203 feet breadth,
80 feet depth Of hold IL feet inches between decks fsss
10 inches; cylinders a inch Diameter, % inch stroke
US. S. NEyiNs (sCREW)-Lengb, 1o3 feet tnchess
breadth ~ f-et depth of hold II ieet inches; between
decks feet inches cylinders u inch diameter, 81 inch
stroke. ....-.. -
bARKENTrNE HORACE BEALS Leng.h, III feess
breadth 81 feet inches depth OF hold feet inches
SCHOONER RACHEL SEAMAN-Length, ITO feest
breadth, 30 feet inches; depth Of hold. feet.
Twenty cennm Of the purchase nouey must DO paid On
the day Of sale d the remainder before the vessel re-
moved from the Navy Yard, which will be done within sir
days after the date Of sale G.. II. BELL, Commandment
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! EKIE RAILWAY. Trains leave Depot foot
IL Of Champ~rss-, via Psvoris Perry;
n. Day Erp1ess fer Csnsndsgua Roches'er Huhho,
fagaD ana West Connects st afso with Late shore
and Or II int Rgnwsy, md ~ Salamanca with Atlantis
aud Great N.stern RAILWAY
$50 o. Mia aud Way Train, daily. 10 Ohrle
10 m, fIprsss Mail Tor Buffalo connecting with L1s
6kefe Railway. ~
.pm wsy Trail m Port Jcr,is and yswba,sh-
Up M >sni FyTrrss, for CsrsndssaA kccisS@. Buffalo
rss;hancA and West -,
tp "a lightning Express daily. fof Csnrdsisua kochs.
ter, fnEao ha.6n.auos, DunAhk. and West Cehne -
Bs ,Ae or Lake short IA Grand Tfanh havsy~ and
,a.g..e. " M Atlutl I!sss We.lern .iiwsy.
n m Epasfast Trsa. daily fos Buffalo, Salamanca Dun
$50 HUoH RIDDLE. 0enI Sept Hev-Yerk
W. r. EAIa o-n1 Pass AIslt, Nav ioTk.
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Go formers and Others.

| A GRICULTURAL Drain Tile, Chased Stone.
| "A ware s.werpipes Flooring Oven and Green heoss
Tiles Fire Broks Chime Tops. Vsses &C. 40 pePos
Lssq Ikoal psusry, No. ~ FeaH%' ~ l. As'' !" ~-~
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A TLANTIC and GREAT WESTERN
"A RAILWAY, NEW BROAD GAUGE ROUTE. PAS
sENGEa TRAINS LEAVE NETWORK, VIA the Erie
hallway from foot Of Chsmb~rsst., RUNNING THROUGH
TO CLEVELAND, o., WITHOUT CHANGE OF CARS,
connecting with rsissas for oil principal cities in the West
This road V being srtsnded aud will be In complete
running order to Mansh-ld Gallon Urbsns Dayton Cnes
.,,l y, I. 81 Loa. s c s,.i q rp svvrsrp
Asajville. Pa General Sup't
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HOPE CHAPEL, 60
III No tn Broadway
AMERICAN STEREOSCOPTTCON.
Now on exhibition One thousand PICTURES comprising
the ost beautiful Views stsfaAy and Works OF Art In the
world Eighty Picurss square shown every evening"
The White Heuss rords Thsstsr, Secretary SewGdr and
Petrsop HOUSES Old Cspito Prison, Gen Jsrhsons honu.
me nt Funeral Procession kc Admission 70 cents reserved
,,sta 50 cspts. children hsfp 0p-n ct p cen.
ucnce at a. Msnees Wednesday and Saturday al 3p.
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Ocean Cleaners

I United STATES MAIL LINE FOR CALI
~ FORNIA VIA ISTHMUS OF PANAMA.
NEW ARRANGEMENTS COMMENCING MAY ]. 1862
Tho Atlantic Mail Steamship Co. will dis patch Steamers
semi monthly noon nom the Companys and coumo'
dsus Piss No. ~, North River, foot ofCsnA-st
DEPARTrEEA .. f. =.
Jups 3...... .,.,OCEAN .6locum,
(Connectina st Panama with SscrsDento.l
Jrne 49,. RICA......... Tinklspsueh,
tConnecting a Panama with Golden city,
For fright or p.s.sze spplyto u. Is. ALLEN.
No. Bowling Green
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ca TON.
NOTICE TO BANKERS AND BROKERS.

ne public are hereby cautioned against purchasing o. ne
eptntna In sny way the following United States $40
es.ury Notes frst ue Of the following debcniua atoms ard
Sanbess the came having been fonouy obtained from the
rndersigned on the 3st day Of March, 1868
NUMBER 2lO lsS2ll l734oi. i,3 4S2 l734s 1894
Haas 10 49, l73,437. $500 each.
The geynent y he 0evsm@es otne United stats Of the
Nsw.Yorh, My q, 1865
ALBERT Il. NiCOLAY, for the laie firm Of Alber; II.
Nicolsy CO., in Liquidation 1t Office OF William h. Anthem,
co Attorney al. Law. No is Exchange-psce kewYork.
Horn CoPPER COMPANY, EEw YORK, May 80, 1865
NOTICE.-The following described STOCK
IN in the HOPE COPPER COMPANY viii be sold ut
yubho auction FRIDAY, June 30 1885, oeloct
q the Office Of the Company No IS Nssssn-st New ort
f Of One Dollar per share due October 1901
ywlees paid before that date:
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CAFETY, SPEED, AND COMFORT.

CAFETY, SPEED, AND COMFORT.
FOR BOSTON,
WORCESTER, PALMER FITCHBURG, NASHUA,
LOWELL, CONCORD. TIE WHITE MOUNTAINA
AND INTERMEDIATE POINTS.
The new and stsnnch steamers Of the Norwich line.
CITY or BOSTON and CITY or NEWYORK,
Leave kew.fork dsiy lSundays excsp.sd O'Clock n.
Hom Pi~I No. % North River, foot Of Vsstry-st,
FOR kEW-LONDON,
there connecting With the Steamboat Express Train nom the
above points via Norwich and Worcester Boston and Wor
eeer Worcester and Nashua and London aud Northern
Railroads.
Freight ,sksa n The lowest ,es For information inquire
Of Y g. MARTIN, Agent, tho PieL
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HIPPOTHEATR ct 8.
I'LL NETWORK CIRCUS.
EVERY EVENING DURING THE WEEK,
GRAND MATINEE.
CONTINUED TRIUMPH OF
the New Orsnd Comic Psrfomifnc OF
THE ELIXIR OF LIFEi
Or THE BIRTH OF HARLEQUIN
GREAT ARENfC FEATURES.
THE TRICK PONIES LAyINlA AND MINNIE.
THE MONKEYS ON HOR8EBACk-
THE PONY RACES.
THE MATCHLESS MARIETTA ZANF2ETTA
ON THE rlGHr ROPE.
GREAT BRIDGE ACT,
By Youus Carpenter, The flying Ilorssman.
THE COMIC INTERLUDE, 81 AM HEhE'"
USRIVALED PERFORMANCES BY
THE GREAT STAR COMPANY,
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CENTRAL RAILROAD cfNEW-JERsEY.

NENTRAL RAILROAD cfNEW-JERSEY.
~ Passenger Depo, In NewYork foot Of Lberys. and
Freight Depot 10 hsw.yort Pier No. North River
meeting Of Hampton junction with Delaware, LscGswanns
and Western Railroad Rsston With Lchsh Valley Rail
road ard tie connections forming direct line TO Pittsburgh
and the West without change Of cars
GREAT MIDDLE ROUTE 10 THE WEST
Two EIpr-ss rrsns daily from Inc "sst sxeeps banday&
when evening Tran.
s,iy Miles and Two Hour, BY limo 10 Chicago
Cincinnati ST. Louis. ETC. with but change Of cara
SPRING ARRANGEMENTS.
Commencing prN a. 1885,. leave New York a. fcows
~ b.0o g. n, foI Ea,lon. Asach Chunk WiliAmsporl
Wikesbane, hsAaBey City kc.
-. m.-fgr re;srn Point.
MAIL TRhsE-Ats:0J rn for FeminS;on, Esston, Wues
Gap, Scranton, wlssb-rre Great Bend. Psion bingham
ton. &C. -
Berd Allentown ksans. Harrisburg, Pittsburgh and the
West Win Dot ore OF Cincinnati Ch'csxo
and bat two eIsnSss to st. Lou,s
n 81 n. T. s:an $50, 20 and II for Elizabeth
llv TaAr--FoY Eaton, Ansn,ewnL Msuoh Chunk,
u-fcr aSea. Scian'on, Gr-sI Brnd, Bethlshem Al
lentowr, Msucs thurG and Wlismsport-
sp. m.-for Soms.vie and eningon
Gro y. m.-fof Some wine. -
500 %. WrssEas ExPxxss Thtry-for Essfon- Anen
town R-sanG dssburs PtisbuTkh. and the West Steep
inf through om Jersey City Pitsbush every ev.nns
LIIIABKTapoRr LgD NEv.ioKE I'm ey--Lssve New
yort Pis Nc. n H., 3:ov Bo.is stop a Der
gsn Point and Ala insrs' hsrbor. 80
TIese W..t be obtained al the oice OF The
Central Railroad Company foot of Ltbrriy a., ~ H. q NO
Aston Home ct Nos IN and 81 Broadway ana A. the r
eiral he,cla JOSIAH o. sTEARNs. Superintendent
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NETWORK MAIL STEAMSHIP Co.'S
~ LINZ on sIDE-Whtl.L STEAMERS TO
RLEANS-DIRECT.
WILL SAN A. yoLLov'
MAkipOSA hDAn June To-
H2kSISe sraE N,,,on. Rpay Jan:
o. s lpaNs ~ - ~ az at strt;.,.:;''.'''
AT UoIOcK r. ~,
'no1 rrrs SO =, so r rI,rs 'Si'd ri'r ,bev'
tn. MORNING sTsR sss ; 's - EVENING STAR
205 tuasi III. GUIDING STAR 7ss and the EislN0
siAh .'Is va' o'.. es:s a...r'n est, L. ,.t
r,.' Cab. passage. ESQ, Send c,g,s so >,
: :S,s;s on isT ;1 81 ss = ..,
NEPTUNE STEAMSHIP Co." LINE
~ DAILY FOR PgOviDEkC1 DIRECT
ELEcIaA, cspi. J. W. eye; 0ALATEA. Capt W. n.
'C1. 9G.As 49,, sa m ssuns n Lew. PIE, NJ.
n North River foo OF Robinson st. DNy tssndsys sI
u ccan.Sss u tro,a-nO, wsA tn. 1.as u Train fer
Wyni.tissen< prsp.>.sr n.i..
T.. tn a sgS 5ii.iior rss Il Passenger 'D' '
al h.y ~, sss i.r so ns. ., t' . mo- to
euro seas az desnsd IN tie hrsi ACCOMMODATION train '"'
FL fnsorrn.o, II rsssrd Yreirht IL: .ppy TO ISAAC
t.6ELL Ggurfs. irriIht Ayrnt, P'.r No a. ~ n.
For Toset' ssioioom 49, sppy 70 Ds o'e. % oo.Ie
Tho steamship KANOAkoo Of I'll, ipe viii sal as an RI
ira Steamer q, noon on THURSDAY, June l. Cabin p"
s,ys srty hye Dollar. Storage passsse twenty-five Dol
J lsrs psysbs "A DAD VI ts equivalent In Currency
1885, JOHN o. DALE.
CTEAM WEEKLY TO LIVERPOOL. touch.
- ius At Qpe~nstovn tCsrt HsTbor).Ths wsl kso~s
Steamer, Of the Liverpool Ee~York snd Phisdephis ssA
.hie Company dnmar Ln') carrying the u Mails are In
| esded to sail follows .
EDINbU Ron. 80
CITY Or BALTIMORE yuns :.
CITY OF WAsHfNGTON......... sai dss, jane u
And sysry suoosslns SATURDAY, ~ nooa nom fisf NO
| n NORTH Aiyss
| PAYABLE N COLA Or its sativaept IN cur sneys
ripST 49, % TERRACE .......".o3 y
Fira sbn 10 LssAsA % 60 stssnss 70 London. ~
yua Cabin 70 Psris.... los OH stssssss v fshs... -
Yira Tin /, HAMBURG 100 eolStserses e hssubut ~
Passengers als forwarded 70 HAVE, brsnsa hosssasm
Artvs~p 10. q ssssly Low sssss -.
Ysrcs Liverpool OF QnssusteWH, ia Ossts pa -
ei0s ssersss 60. Tbess who Wish 70 sud fof easf
| 6iends can bay tietsas here 1t thsss rsies
For further Information apply 81 tbs CogSsny omoss
| JOHN o. DALE. Agent, No 10 Broadway. n =.
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BOOK TRADE SALE ROOMS. No. Ios
DBwsy nearly opposite 81. Nicholas HossL-GEo LEA
WIT. Auctiouesr. BY E. Cooev. Consiruments soissl
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9ales bp Anrtioft.

Dvp.xcH r. MsHwIs. Auetionssv.
500 DohaNOS, MERWIN Il Co., Nos. GOA and
.n. o% Drosdwsy, cor Of Ahst-sses of Books Sta
MONDAY ON q. AFTERNOON Nay 70 Il S o'oIscI
COINS MEpxfs s0aIo"ins dsy. Il tho ssne hour.
T. Lsrca SoI gpd Esa ,sa:ty Of rare ssA vsis:is
specimens 70 uoa SseI Copper ke Catalogues are ready
hour Of sals. ~ ~S '''" -
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aud NE HAVEN RAILROAD
1865. SUMMER ARRANGEMENT. 1865.
COMMENCING MAY Is, lsu3.

Pssssnrrr Station In New York, Twenty Seventh d
ana Fourth ave- Ealrsues Twsnty ssysnth-sL
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NIBLOs GARDEN
~ Lessee and Msnsser...............wM. WHEATLEY
POSITIVELY LAST SIX NIGHTS
YAECHON THE CRICKET.
THIS EVENING.
the chArnins yoapg sctress,
MISS MAGGIE MITCHELL.
VIII appear In her un~qualed iife-lte picture Of
LYLE CRICKET
which continues 10 attftct
PULL AND ENTHUSIASTIC AUDIENCES,
supported By tie Whole strength Of The company.
aAruRDAY AFTERNOON NEXT JUNE =
cofnme aeing at o'clock ...
AoR.ND FAREWELL MATINEE OF FANCHON
MONDAY, JUNE s,
vii b produced for the ara time tthis thsater.
THE BEAUTIFUL ROMANTIC DRAMA .I
In Eve scs erp,essly translated md l.psed for
Mics MAGGIE MI HELL,
nom the German by Ans waidger, So, entitled the
PEAkL ~ SAVCYi
TIE MOTHf.S PRliER-
SEATS SECURED SIX DAYS IL ADVANCE.
The Opelousas courier. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1852-1910, 1865-03-25
AVIS.

"A LICE J. McCRORY, de la Paroisse
- St. Landry, ayant presente une pc.
tltion d l'efiet d'etrc nominee admiuistra.
trlce de Ia succession de feu Henderson J
Montgomery, son eroux decede, derniere.
ment de la susdite Paroisse;
En- consequence. avis est par lie present
donne q ceux qui pourraie:,t avoir lss raj
sons legales q opposer a ladie nomination.
d'avolr les enregistrer, par ecrit, au Bu-
reau du GrefEier de la Cour de District de
Ia susdite paroiSse, dams les dix jours oui
suivront la date du present avis
i GAfRIGUES. CreGier.
Opelousas, 25 Mars lSG5.-43.
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Ameub!enlent Magnifque
ET TERTE
SEPT LOTS GAGNANTs, sAVOIR.

SEPT LOTS GAGNANTs, sAFOIR:
Ter Lot.-Un msgnitique Si,leboard. I'm por.
te chapran-Uua Armore vitree.
2e Lo'-une Psyche (gIsce Frarease) avec
orneinents en- cuivre dore pour ienetrts.
3e Lot,-un magnifque taps trancas pour
salon, ainsi que d'autres tapis.
&c Lolita beau service en- porcelane.
De Lot.-une table ronde ei marbre, ct qua
ire chaises EN- araiou.
be Lo,.-Quatre tahleaux dart.
7e Lnt I'm bol a punch.
Le tout estlme six cent cinquante piastres
so biiiets sS2 lie billet Zen especrs) ou leur
equivalent en biilets Coufelefs gu d Etat.
Une sonne de cent piaStres en- es;eees sera
donnee pour etre dstribuee anx families iadi-
gentes des Opelousas.
La iote'ie sera tree par deuy danes aussit6t
que les billets seront places ct payes.
gs-Ces objets peuvent etre vas all macasin
De M Theodore ChacLere, a Opelousas, Oh la
liste est deposse.
Opelousas 25 mars 1865. AZ
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QUARTERS GENERAUX

QUARTERS GENERAUX
Departement du Trans -Mississiopi,
Shreveport, Lne IL Fevrier 1865. (
OkDRES GENERAUX No. 10.
u L'ordre suivant est public pour iinforna-
l.. ton du Departement:
Bureau de rAdjudant et de- }
IInspecteur General, )
Richmond + Octobre 1864.
ORDRE GENERAL No. II.
n 'ORDRE suivant remplacera les Ordres &C.
- neraux No II, serie presente, qui sont par
le present revoques.
l. Tous les details Gui ont etc accordGs eide
want, sous Iautorit6 du Minstere de Ia Guerre,
aux personnes entire Is ct 45 ans. sont par les
presentes revoques. ct tous ceux ainsi detaillss.
ainsi que toas les hommes entire ces deux ages
qui ont des conges on des exemptions temporal
res par rason d'applicatons pendautes pour de-
tail, seront promptenant assemblies aux camps
d'nstr1ction, ct assignes commandments au ser
vice de larmee; a lexception des hommes actu-
element employees all service du Commencement
CONNIE artisans, ouvriers on des personncs ver-
sees dams un art qnelconque (ainsi que celles eni
sont maintenant engagees dams la fabrication, la
collection ct l'expcdtiun de fournitures inGspen
sabies larmee ct la ,narine) seront continues
dams leurs elnpois respectits jusaua ce que leurs
details soient revises.