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To be Let.

VyHE dwellinghouse formerly occuyied BY Moody
Il II. WALKER, Esq, situated on the. corner of
BTackst and Walker SITS. A large garden containing
variety of valuable fruit trees III plants IL connect
ed with the premises. sas.sas -ef 't x
For terms apply at the Portland Savings Bank or
to William IL Baxter. at No Free Street. Block.
moh 2l-dN - l---------. - - -
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.lsnsqoW Wanted, sssqs
DY young man whose health is impaired by In
ID door bosiness, wishes for some kind of outdoor
employment Is willing to work for the interest of
hts employer. SNaFy not 90 much of an object as
permanent situation. Rest of re eefences fgrnish-
Cd. Address, CARR, Portland r. o. % aplSd2ws
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wood for sale.

A BOUT eight acres of Pine Wood on the stump
"a at Graves Hill, Westbrook, will be sold at q
bargain.
Enquire of FRANCIS B. HANSON, st Geo. h.
Babcock's, Federal Street, or of ASA HANSON,
head Of Berlin Wharf. Q yte dtf
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FOR SALE.

. &91tA FOR SALE. A e4 N
A TWO story House and about half an acre of
Aland situated in Stroud water village, Westbrook;
said house il nearly new havia az been built about
seven years, containing eight finished rooms. For
more particular description of which, inquire of
ths subscriber ON the premises.
pch30d4w z ELLEN JACOBS. 7f
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Farm For Sale.

4 The subscriber offers his Farm for
A<&SA- ~ sale situated near Dunn's Depot in
TE4XAwa2 North Yarmouth formerly known
& la& ElxM as the morse Farm Likewise
- hts stock and Farming tools. The
Farm contains about l10 acres of good land, good
buildings 20. Those wishing to purchase ara ipyit-
ed to call and examine for the mselves.
tif s*'N7ll T. DILLINaHAM 49,
East North Yarmouth, Jan I'd, ls66.nitn jan4aodt
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House and Land on COneress At.

NHE house and No 1853 Congress St; sizs Of house
Il AZ by 45 feet, which can be easily converted into
q two tenement block The iotis about e5 feet On
Congress street by lS0 feet in depth. capital To-
cation for Physician snd Surgeon. f
For further information plea.e spplv at siii
sa J. z. BRAZIER, ~ sf8T
apfrdsw ii Exchange Street.
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Enrm tor saIe.

CITUAIED in Westbrook, 9 miles from Portland,
y Oh the BRIGHTON road, containing one hundred
acres, divided into Pasturage, Woc dland, and Til
iage, Contains large two-srory Brick House, very
desirable Tor tavern as there 10 none from Port
land to Windham. Said Farm will be exchanged for
city property the vicinity Of the city. Apply to
J. s. WINSL0W, Commercial st, or A. s. HAVEN,
ON the Premises. I,oss aff. sp12d2ws ,
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Farm, for sale,

yVyHE Farm known as the Cram Farm, about one
IL mile from Standish Corner confaing ninety acres
OF good nd, well divided into moving, tiIiags and
pssturing with wood lot; an orchard Of graft
cd fruit irees ami good set of buildings well in
ished, will be sold at q great barga n Also about
10 acres OF wood land, the road Leading from the
Paine neiehborhood to Steep Falis.tiI a I'd 3n7
Fer further particular enquire of 49,
THOMAS EAMES. "A
Standish, April s, 1856. M apl6n2w
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For lease, ,

GT0RE No long Wharf e0by so, containing
y Including the attic) 500 square feet; ,he same
within "a feet Of the ssuthery side line of CONNER
cial street. Possession given the 1st May. I-e "a
-4..s.s So. .s,l " 4sff@ d. T. CHASE.
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DeS1raDIe ReSlOemce I0r5 SHE,
- Two story BRICK DWELLING HOUSE, well
#|:: fnist ed throughout, with two story addition
and stable, together with "a acres of Land un-
der u high state of cultivation. Abundance OF fruit
The House is elevation, very pleasant, and the
situation ia in all respects very desirable resi-
dence. About two miles from the city. Terms rea.
JOHN G. PROCTOR,...
apl6-Swd afH Lime st.
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Real Estate for sale. s

A STORY and a half house, situated in Cape Eliz-
"A abeth, about mile from Portland Bridge, and
a short distance from the Town House, with from
two to eight acres of land will be sold at bargain
Apply to L. PARROTr, on the premises. -g
March 2S-d4w& ~ .sA --'
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liz OF the Schr sIda f. wheeler, about
l-lO three years old, well found in Sails, Rig
ging, &c. For further particulars ipqrire OF 10
= -. LIITLEJOHN & CHASE. ~
apl1tf sss .s No Central Wharf,
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D. emlOVaI
Roy MISSING

A BOUT four cen years old sulj ct 10 a.s. I eht
"A compilation, lee home Su, dsy 1tr1 ocn,
clark Street., nFst house blow Daafo1th st4eef
Aprl3 dSte 1e oas si q o. EGGlNkoS.
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Farm for Sale.

TN Windham rine miles from Portland on th.
Il Pridgtou Stage road, contaiuing 81 acres snits
ably divided into Moving Pas'u 'urage and T,Bage :.
There is large amount of wood. For fur her Itr
iicuials enquire of MARK JORDAN, on the PR m.
ises. Terms easy. d&wsws
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For Sale.

{If.A The two story house and lot, corner Pine
@;isI and Lewis SIS, with slated French Roof
.A@ che house is nearly new having been built and
occupied by the owner about one year. Good cell
lar. and water on the premises For particulars ap-
ply to A. 3. STEPHENSON,
Commercial st,
Or W. b. STEPHENSON, I'd National Bank
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FOB SAFE.

~ A first class double deck vessel (now
~ buildi.g 81 an eastern port of tha iol.
MNA lowing dimensions:-Leugfh 126 FEET;
-s5gk&5Ac breadth 80 feet 6 inches Depth lower
: - hold, IL feet inches; bstween decks,
8 feet; about 400 tons, old mes SURE ment. Can be
ready for sea in 30 days Win sell the hull spars,
and iron work, or fitted complete .e 81 - :
For further particulars inquire of
G. NJ. DAVIS & c., ~
a III Commsrcial st.
Portland. March soth, 1895. nctPld4w x
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WANTS.LOST, FOUND
Job Printer Wanted.

AT this Oface. q first class JOB PRINTER. to
"A whom steady employ yment and good wages will
be gwen Applyimmediately, in person or by let
ter. aa ap14dtfs
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$4,000 90.

{S:ssf WIlbuy genteel Re idence within about
aiii two miles o. the City, cons sting OF II ,use
.lasAStable and Grapery with one acre of land in
high safe Of cultivation. lS s#a aI 94a Ga
INQUIRE efs JOHN G; PRoCTER,.
spl4eodtf q Lime st., Portland.
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FOR SALE

THE subscriber offers foe sale his Farm on the
- road between Sac,arappa and Gorhaui It con-
grass land There Is ON tae farm, ae story house
carriage house, and barn 81 feet by co. with good
cellar und r It. 1t has good orchard, with about
800 young uit trees. JOHN M. ALLEN, a "a
JanzoeodSm ----- "A !. saccarappa.
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For Sale.

II AND and two tenements on the corner of Will
Ia low street and Ashland Avenue. Also, the two
storied house and lot on Ashland Avenue, property
of William Capen, late of Portland, deceased. The
above property will be sold Ia purchaser for the
whole preferred) at fair price on accommodating
terms. laa ffs. e. s
II not sold before the 1th day of May proximo, it
will then be sold by auction, on the premises, at II
apI7dsw J. B. BRAzIER. Administrator
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For Sale.

IN: House No IS Cross street; the lot is large,
it'd containg about 1000 feet of land with plenty OF
hard and soft water. Apply to Q4 fe
& feb lStf WIN NETT.
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TTyHE Southgate property, on Pleasant st, the lot
IL containing about 12S00 square feet. Fer terms,
sc, application may be made to g, III
GHO. e. b. JACK sON, Administratc.,
apl6dtf n sa hs3l q SO Exchange st. 5
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CAVALRY AND ARTILLERY
HORSES WANTED. IN

As5IBTANT TQuARTERM AsTERs o OFEIoE. U. D. A.
{ isak Portland Me-, March 18th, 1866. !
HORSES WILDE purchased ON application to the
IL undersigned, at No, 292s Congress street.
Morton Block forthe use of the U. s. Gevernment
until further notice.
Horses for tae Cavalry service must be sound in all
par cu'ars, well broken, in iull flesh, and in good
condition; from fifteen (l5) to sixteen (l6l hands
high; from five (5) to nine 81 years old, and veil
adapted in every way to Cavalry purposes. NJ.
Artillery Horses, must be ofdark color, quick and
active well broken, and square trotters IN harness
in good flesh and condition; from six l6) TO (l0l
years old. not les than fifteen and one-half (l5J
hands high, and to weigh not less than ten hundred
and hfty (lO50) pounds lsa tofsasasse +
Amy number of horses will be received, and the
highe price paid in Government funds not to ex.
ceed enc hundred and sixty dollars t$l60) for
Cavalry, and one hundred and seventy dollars (l70)
for Artillery, provided they concrm to the require
msnts above stated, and pass the rigid inspection to
whcl they will be subjected.
1t is earnestly recommended that Farmers or 9th.
ers, having horses for SALE pi esent them TO the
dersigned in person, as they will obtain q better
price for their animals than they sold them to spec
ulators travelling through the country without any
au hority, aud whose sole object is to make money
and who have not the terest of the service at
heart. lsis believed that this method will insure
better remuneration to the owner, and the Govern
Dent will thus be able to serviceable class
ofanimsls.
va HENRY INMAN,
mar29isdtf Capt & A. Q. M, U. s. Army.
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PEOPLES MUTUAL 5 a S
PETROLEUM OILCO.
4. CAPITAL 100000
Shares, Par Value, $l00.
Full Paid Stocks rs cts. Per Share.
-irAts = az1a d i-t.I s.ts E
-ea NO ASSEysMENTS.
Working Capital 100000 Shares,
So 5000.


This cohpany proposes to develop itsproperty up
ON that ie known as the MUTUAL PLAIN. The lead
In fea uIe of which isfhat every subscriber enters
upon the" Ground Floor it Is called, whereby
svery ond shares in proportion to the amount of his
stock in al the property and profits ofthe company
The stock placed at the very Low Price of 25 cts
per sbara that ALL both rich and poor, may be in
dnced to bhare in an enterprise which promises TO
yield fora Small Outlay Immense Returns.
The LAID, which is q tract OF Forty t40i Acres,
covers TWO branches of the now famous Oil Spring
Run,i. Morgan County, Ohio, with sufficient bor-
ing land for One Hundred (100 Wells. All the prop
erfy is in Fee Simple, by wh ch the company viii
have great advantage over those who pay Royalty,
amounting in some cases to Twenty-Five per cent.
of their enti product. 4 x-ias.Fs. sFNa
l. In the immedia vicinity and adjoining the prep
erty there are four foarishing conpanie ,whichare
ss'dt, bd producing large quantities of Lubricating
Oil, which sells ft Twenty five dollars per barrel at
the well viz: the Malta OIL Co of Philadelphia; the
Muskineham Oil Spring Co ohNew York; Musking-
ham Petroleum 90 o Pittsburg; and the Oil Spring
Run Co d Philadelphia. q s su ,a'li8iQg 81
y The buckingham River, which is navigable eleven
months in the year, is ony Cne and hall from
the property and affords the emostconvenient means
tsking the product to market. Such is the quail.
ty of the bill obtaiued in this region that single well
yisoingI only Ten (l0) Bsrfsls per dav. will pay
Eight per cent monthly upon the price
Ihe subscription Books will be open on Thursday
March %, at the Office of
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For sale.

A LOT of Lard with HOUSE and L. Said house
IN contains five rooms low, with Q stable, all in
good repair. well of soft water on the pemises
soQ3 81 ALSO, t
Six acres of wood land, near. well wooded. All
will besold together or separate The aba-e be- onrs
{, the late Berj Merrill heirs near New Casco Post
Office, + ,mouth. Fore Size, 8 miles from Portland
For particulars erquire on the premises, or OF
apl4eodlw1tw*I6 JOHN ANDREWS.
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To Let.
For Sale.

ok ROOMS In house No IS Danforth Street. Ap-
- ply to A. X. SHURTLEFF,
April l6-d1w Is Exchange st.
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NIOULTON & NEABSTON,
No. 5 'Change Avenue, ....s.s. >. Boston.
Mapr, Plans. &c. can be seen, and any information
given at the office of aF WFs
w 8. MARSTON. Treasurer pro tenn,
Not fCh1nge Aysnue
PR. HALL.gAgen for Portland, at County
Treasurers Office apl5dzm - y
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ANE large two-horse Express Wagon, nearly new,
~ will BE- sold at great bargain,
+ ap17dlw* y. X LEMoNT, Preble st
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FOR SALE.

CLIFF COTTAGE, containing over 20
gESEEMrooms. large stable and sheds--situated two
and one-half miles from Portland, and the
siE finest situation in Cape Elizabeth for wa
Atering place and summer boarders. For
particulars enquireof GEO. OWEN, a
APT diff l01 Commercial Street, Portland. "A
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For Sale.

A LOT of Land 4s by 100 on the westerly side #
AStaie street, between Congress and Deering sts
Terms Of payment easy. Apply to .N4
April l8-d3w STEELE HAYES
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FOR SALE.


II HAVE for sale black Horse Weighing one
IL thousand pounds, years old next Ju y; il kind
eye;y way, not being afraid of the Locomotive on
c'rs, Is a. valuable animal for family use; stands
without hi'ching. and would do excellent seryics ;
for Physician. For flrther particulars inquire of
CYRJS STURDfVANT, -
70 CommercialS st.
Portland, April 10, l665.-tf .AIasglq
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Arrived.

Steamship Linda Theobsld Key West and Apalachicola H.
s,eamSbp Celia (Br) Billings London 22d aud Queens
23d u mde and $40 pass HowlaHd A'piaWSa nc,on
Steamship FS. srCsn So Nov WIN '00"
Steamship Mississippi, Sumner NewOrsans 4h Inst, via
s,eamsbio Chase Rosth Savannah mdse. pass, L. L.
. Jones. (The c. arrived on the l5th) ~,
sts.msbp Louisa Moore, Wooster. Morehead City, with
mdse. and pass. to Murray Nephew CIhn L. d. arrived
Ship GermsnA (Pru.) FRANKIE, Rotterdam, 10 days, with
md Sc and IS pas, 10 Chls. LuliDg 60.
Ship Harry Bluff redmond Hamburg Oct. $, with md'e
aud 5l2 pass. TO Kunhaxdt Co. 40 =,
sGD ss E c?% nO% B hTSpo' aug
Bark Parthsn tOf Cape TOWN. Butter Bueno' hyres 70
Bark Ocean (swedl ssnnsiton, Leshorn % days with
marble Tags, &C. TO kabbd ChaDncey. - - -,
Bria Isabella Jewet, Smith, Richmond, Va, d'ys' wood
Brig Ocean Belle tof Turks Iand Helrlehs St. Domingo
Brig Howard (of ST. John n. b., Smith, Areceer, r. r.
| Is days with sugar TO G. G. Duncan y 60.
Brig Patrs oi BT1ham Cox, lilo Janeiro ~ days. WIN
Bdg 4@snd. Jean Br Webb, Curacao % days. with salt
scbr A. O. Major (Br), Perry, Halifax 20 days, with h'h
TO James Oyerton a Son go g,
scbr Empress (Br Clubhouse, sackye 10 days, with fish
schr Gersb Banker Ellis jacksonville IL days. with cot
ton and cedar. 10 - Dibble.
schr J. p. Ames. Uorder Virginia.
schr. 7. A; Saunders, Townsend Virsnis. S
| Sclr Jan Juan, Breckett, Virginia foT New Haven.
| schr j. h. Pratt Brown Virginia for New Haven.
sehr p. r. Elmer Haley. Gedrgetown for ~-Hayen.
| Sch. Marssand. Foster Baltimore
schr NJ. Bsyles, TILES Elizabehport sor fFoVi'
dence. ,,,
schr J. Y. Collins, AbTew Ebzebethpor for NewhaVen
Schr. Red Rover, Hodyden Belfast Tor kondout.
ScIr. Gen. Meade. Dinsmore. Bangor.
schr. r. Hoichkiss. Roberts, Borton for Albany
sohr. Copia. West Boston FOR Poughkeepsie
| schr. krcola. Vain, Gloucester.
sclr Gen. Lyon Holbrook, Wellhect for Virginia.
schf Forest King. Brggs New Bedford.
schr. Mediator, Davis, Fall Rv'r
schr Jas. Logan smith, Fall River for Philadelphia
Schr Wm Collier Taylor Providence tor Philadelphia
schr Annie V. BERGEN. Thompson, Brookhayen.
schr stephen Hotel Kiss, Racket, New. Haven.
sehr. Alabama. Gardnor, New Haven
schr. NJ Monson. jr., Eaton, Bridgeport.
schr. J. r. Damage Wood, Rondout Tor Boston.
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PnsseuRers Arrived

~ Itean1hip Weybotct, iTom savlnnsh-Cap'. = Yais
Levy Mlss Fanny Levy CApts j. q. ketchgm B. Clark
r. n. Hsbcuham. SIR. Mary Earle, Mrs. G: G. schrecl
Leut r. Botticher. VIM. A. KsmeIrr. jos Marshall, j. C.
Chick Capt Capt Lacklison. John b. Godfrey John Uber
Thos. Logan Jacob Rih Henry Robertson, Andrew Clog
bier.
In steamship Mississippi, from New Ofeans-P. wenre
Mr. kimbsll l.. Deal. j. MELVILLE, David Ashton. hr
ellis j. Muuly s. C. Chtlnberiin. " Webb BIB Adam.
D. II. Chambcrin =. w. kmbai T. Wheeler T. @. Parker
o. f. Wordsworth. j. 5. Newell. X. NJ IIigguson, George H.
Teaquc. ;. ?. Apheup II. u. WEIGH T. II. Adams, = l..
Davidson A. j. Chapman j. II. George H. z. Lewis. John
W. D,oring. I. w. Cotton J. A. Wooey Thomas Mahan,
Robert Eleson, Mr. Ernteni. George Bredbury, s. o. $.
White r. J. Bartlett A. r. Mallory, r. FELTON, Mr.. Clarke.
A. o. SUane H. :. oliver, x. J. Rooney, Mr. Hatch J.
Anderson r F. Jackson, jr G. H. WaTlow. = L. Hisgnson
o. d. Odell George T. scott Mr.. Gilman, LtCol Emerson
aud servant C. Gusdor G. kaer. X. Lowell H. NJ Parker.
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COURT OF COMMON PLEAs-GESKRAL Ttnx-BefOre
Judges DAILY BRADY and CARDoIo
IMPORTANT QUESTION OF PRACTICE

Hatch agt Wolf-This was an action brought to
recover epng house In repair the plaintiff being
obliged lay large Of money in putting the premises
bsbi table condition after the exphson ofhe defendants
lease
The plaintiff procured order at Special Term for refer
the that examination OF long account would
be necessary from this order the defendant appealed The
appeal dismissed the Court rendering the following
opinion DAY. r. J. This s not action for tort but Tor
the breach Of TO keep the premises which bad been
the order directing upon the ground that require
the examination Of long account Is not order affecting the
IN, rts or which involves substantial right and not sp
peaae Even before the code there might be areference III
action Of covenant II the examination Of long account
were involved And If the action In vbich reference
mey ordered the order OF the Judge at the Special Term
upon the question whether the examination OF long eecon
IL or is not not which the Court will reverse
appeal The defendants appeal must be dismissed Judge
| Brady dissened ~ NJ,
Roswell d. Hatch for plaintiff w. II. Newman and d. NJ
/ Porter for dcfen daut.
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COURT CALENDAR-Tar DAY.

SUPREME CoURT-GENERh TERM.-Preietre O
cau.es-Nos l. IL, H. L. Enumerated Motions-Noh
49, 81 81 S. 24 3i4 I7s 23 $50 to 266 Circuii-Psrt j.
Nos 1Os7 l4sl s2l 1853 2G7 lSts 80 ~, S I1e
1879 Part iI-Nos $40 1906 LIS. 1884 stS 2l16 80
1856 2I4a 22G0. 1870 2Io6. 252 2iib, 20O8 ~ sso
7524 2489 24l9 244O Special Term-Nos 200, 49, zIi E
234. 3l4 ia, Isl. $50 to 1855 ~ 40, o.o
SUPERIOR CoURT-PART Mos i,ss7, 49l, 96e,
4o35 1909 1895 3g5 SIS 2,229 2sl5 LES loi5 we,
9B0l t23 Part II-Nos 3T56 l54 1882, LA zoo, yof
2OSl 2Oe2 1910 l496 1855, 1874, lsl8 2o96, 1853 -
COURT OF COMMON PLEAs-PART Nos. 90,
l2lf 24s 1919 $50 1850 loS9 LOS lo5l $780, $40, SO
sol O84 1871 Part II-Nos las La les, LIZ 100
49, 1884, liz lfl8 765. 1l3l, 1l98 l042, Lbs, LILO
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HIGGINS~ SIXTH AVENUE
Ii MAMMOTH MILLINERY RSTABLisUMENri
CONTINUATION OF OUR GREAT SALE OF
TRIMMED BONNETS at So &i2 and Sis
TRIMMED BONNETS at $40, el2 and $i5

During last week the demand for these bounes WIS
and the very being they are at Least "a -
cheaper than the goods be bought on Bros
way Extra hands have bern employed and hess viii VOL
hours in order 70 up another assortment Of h
low priced Bonnets and Monday morning next sud aver
day during the week will exhibit usual I
EXTENSIVE VARIETY OF TRIMMED BONyEry ,
ranging in price from $40 TO $25 These consist Of Bsc
and Colored Velvet Bonnet Of every price descrip
nucut Velvet, Silk and Satin Bonnets Black Csape ~
Mourning Bonnets Evening Dress and Bridal Bonnets Tv
cling and Carriage Bonnets We invite citizens ana ~
public generally to visit
MAMMOTH MILLINERY ESTABLISHMENT
70 examine stock and note prices and II inspection
they do admit that goods 6stclass and A 800
80 per less han the be bought for osdvv
then statements false and business fslare
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THE FIELD.
Base.B all.

BROOKLYN EAGLE vs.. THE NEw-YORK TRIBUNE.
A return game was played between the COM
positors OF the above papers on Saturday, Nov l
the Star Ground, Brooklyn resulting in favor Of THR
TRIBUNE nine. The weather very fine, greatly
contributing 10 the pleasure of the game: After leay
Nos $40 and 37s Court ST., whore substantial supper
was spread for them, under the auspices OF Ine
Tribute Club by Messrs. Hastlinger frtfchler
whose hospitality aud courtesy added much TO the
enjoyment Of the occasion. During the evening,
Mr.. K'nsella editor Of The Eosle, made speech and
recited poem. he was followed by speeches from
Messrs. Alderman, Sutton and Cooke, and songs by
Messrs. Atkns Howard, Morton aud Michael. The
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Trnyelers, Euide.

To Albany, by Hudson II. r., Depot sDth.st aud
10th ave, and by Harlem X. H., Depot 26th-st
and 4th-av. via Hudson River, -, 10 a. M, g.
G, and IL p. m, wa Harlem II a m. and 4 o. IN.
Sunday train, Via hudson River, o. m. City
cars run between Chambers and 30th.st station
and CITY Hall and I5th.st. station.
20 Albany. landing a. principal place, on the Hud
son. by steamer G. Vib bard. Tuesdays, Thursdays
and Saturdays. and Daniel Drew, Mondays, Wed.
nesdsys and Fridays, from foot Of Desbrosses.st
7.s5 IN, binding at
To Albany, by steamer ST John, MONDAYS, Wed.
nesdays and Fridays. and tho Dean Richmond.
1uesdsys, Thursdays and Saturdays, from pier 40
N.
To Baltimore and Washington, by the New.Jersey
X. r., foot Of Courtlandtst., 8 and lli a. m.,
y. NJ, and IL midnight Sunday.... ..........,..
To Boston, by New London line, Pier 80 y. r.,
daily (Suday excepted Observation-Disclosures.
To Piston. by New-Hayen 4. H., Wis Springfield.
2ith.st. and 4th-av. .................Ba m. and
10 Boston. by New. Haven X. r., 27th.st and 4th.
ave. via Shore Line, III aud 3 p. m. Sunday...
To Bridgeport by steamer Bridgcport, daily, from
Peck-slip. r. r., at........:......... ........
To Camden, Manchester and Long Branch, by
steamer Jesse Iloyt leave Pier 8 n. H., daily,
Except Sunday II rs a. III. and.
TO Cansndd gna, Rochester, Buffalo, Salamanca and
West by Ere Railroad, foot Of Chambers'st..
at I, ~ a. ms aud pm Emisrant tran...:...
To Camden, Manchester, and Long Branch. 10y H..
ritan and Delaware Bay X. H., Via steamboat
Jesse Hoyt from piers ". Rat Il As AN. Nny
Line for Manchester aud Long Branch...........
20 Greenport, by Long Island Il. r., foot ofJames
slip. T.. r., a. m. aud Ysphank ........g a. M, 81
To Hsckettstown and intermediate stations, by
Morris and Essex X. r., foot Of Barclayst., at
8:3Oa. m. by same road for stations west OF
Milburn al 10 o. n. Monistown Express.....
To New. Haven. connecting with X. H. for Hartford,
and Sphngheld-steamers leave Peck shp NJ u
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ..s'...''''
To New.Ilayen, by the New-llaven H,hj 2Ith-st
and 4thav. at 0, NJ a. m. III, 3 J:45, ~. aud
To the West, by Central Railroad Of New.Jerey,
via Allentown from foot Of Libcry-st.. y. H.
am, Y m. and 300 p. N. SUNDAY tfiin 49,.
To Philadelphia, by New-Jersey kailroad loot OF
Courtlandtst., l. 10 and II a. m, IL m, and D.
M, and II midnight sandav. .........:...'.....
To Providence, by steamer City Of PIovidrnee, ov
cry Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday, from Pier