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CPECIAL SALES OF sERVICEABLR
~ DRAYT HORsRs.

CPECIAL SALES on BEHVICEABLE
- DRIYT HORSES.
opAHrHEsAsrpR anuunAL'a oyFIcH, I
wAsnIsdros, D. g, Jane 1852
there Will be sold paol'o sseuon,,o.nsg hk i
bidder " mo uinos anu P'A''' "A'"Ou "''""'
His,o,o ~ ~ nanny t,n.s ,aaA
uihsbOhU' " ~ s,rysn Su" IT,, - ' ~ ,aaE
1,sss,ono " D. Mohphv. y,SS ia issS'
BALTIMORE ss9' MD "EDSESOAf' Jun" H.
49,, 4, :. s.sunua M uArunI.ay H.. -
"isaz ''
,.,vs, .s1I Pa EATURDAY. Juus II.
VA ~'
a,vspppn N ~ aATuRDAY lima IT. 1874
1issRon0 n a. Tommy lime ~. isS5,
uttsspopD ~ - aITIipniY lima "a Isa5
p,iiI' inEiPHIA Pa SATURDAY, june a.
o,v.pn~o N n MONDAY Jups III. lsa5.
s,,ssrs1iiphu "a aLTJJRDAY JuIy l. 1891
* asn1t,n n q kITiJRDAY' JuIy 1. is65
-, ~ "a gs,yieaabls Draft Horses Al each
Mae
na s"n. ~ ~ Icss tbap their tTas yaIns, l.
,,,s- .an,dod a. the publis, The asInssls, though
sN,.S ~ ssrvIseabie are NO longer TeauiTsd Ia
Ia arnv and mnst be sold The attention %
,asn1Seys m eitV railroads and Of man ufastOTiOs
~ ..nssisliv rsiiei X these aalss
Horses scld singly. sales 70 commence At 10 T.
s,ssmhoat Tor dIesboro will leave seventh
,,sssi ,nSS1 W.shipg,on, every hour from a
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81 The Bridal Chamber, an Essay OF
Warning and Instruction for Yonng Mea. Also,
new aud reliable treatment for Diseases Of the
sealed envelopes Address, DIR. J. sKILLIN
H0UdHT0N, Howard Association, Philadelphia,
Pa. mhSl-y
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CuIRP ouARrHRHAsrHR's Dryer,
DHruT ~ wAauIHaron,

DHrur OY wAsuIHaron,
wAAHtEuroE, d. O., June 10, leaA
VIII DO sold at public auction, under the di-
fettion of Cart Samuel D. Lauder, A. q. ~ al tho
sixth Street Wharf, in the City o. washington,
d, O., on WEDNESDAY, June ~, lse0, q ten
condemned a. beinE unat for publis service. Was
Cups, platOs, Knives and Forks, Stoves, Tables,
brushes, Baekets, Lanterns, DFooms, kAkss,
Chairs, Paulins, &c,
ALSO,
Al tho same time aud place, H0HTN.IlNh
bushels Of CORN, TwkNTl. TIlRkh THOUSAND
bushels Of OATS, aud ONK HUNDRED AID
fIfTY THOUSAND GRAIN SACKS.
Successful bidders will be required 10 remove
tho stores within Eve (b) days from date Of sale.
TermH-CAHh, In Government funda
D. n. RuCKKR,
Brig. Gen. and Chief ouarlsrmA.ter,
JslO-lOt Depot Of Wkshlhgton.
SPECIAL SALE J, oF sEEVfcEADLE
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u ERT LEIGH,

DOB Il X 7 L II q II,
late Solicitor Of the OAes Of the Auditor Of the
Treasury for the Post OHe0 Department.
ATTORNEY AT.LAW AND SOLICITOR OF
CLAIMS.
Omss, IT6 Seventh street,
Washington, d. O.
viii practice IN the Courts Of the District Of CO.
Inmbin- ths Court u Claims, and the supT0ms
Court OF the United States, and will give prompt
Attention 10 the prosecution Of claims aud the
Adjustment Of accounts in ali the Departments Of
the Government.
: OGcc, 40 seventh street, opposite Post oee'
Department. a0o
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RAND NcERT
VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC.
Accompanied with
DECLARATIONS AND DIALOGUES
BRASS BAND OF TuR HoUsR OF REFUGE,
BALTIMoRR CITY.
These accomplished yound Musicians will, by
apnciai Invitation " tho city Councils Of this
CITY, giycA
VOCAL AND INsrTNRNrAL coRcERr
AT ODD WILLOWS HALL.
| (sRyEsrH srnRRr,)
on FRIDAY EVENING, JUNR -, IseS
| The musical performances will be accompanied
by entertaining Determinations aud Dialogues
| The band consists Of twenty Ave boys, from
ten to fourteen years Of age
| Programmes may he obtained At tho hotels and
public places Of the city,
| Tickets 81 cents. Reserved Seats VI
To be obtained al the principal bookstores, at
the hotels, aud u mcmborS aud cx.membcrS OI
tho City Councils, aud at tho door on tho evening
| " tho concert
| Reserved seat tickets AFRO for sale only at the
bookstores Of Charles H. Anderson. Seventh
| street, aud Hudson Taylor, pennsylvaniR avenue,
| nd uf members Of Councils.
Docra opon at ~ o'clock. Exercises com.
mcnce at 81 o'clock. Iols.u
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/ % Inchea, HoT Hhfa'I.
RORM OR GUARANTEE,

certify that - - hA
PROPER facilities, aud - able 10 fulnll = con
tract for furnishing Stationery for the Depart
TaonI Of tho Interior during the year ending June
50. ls8 should - hid DO accepted.
n y. The proposal and guarantee should be
unprecedented with tho place o. residence II tho
signer., and the proper dIts. Jel5'eot29ly
IChTonisla, Philadelphia Press, New York
Tribune, Boston Daily Journal.
w JUNB u, 1885.
PROPOSALS ROR FRESH BBBP.
Sealed Proposals will b. received Al the Wash
ington Arsenal, d. O., uaiil II o clock, MONDAY,
June 18th, for furnishing FRESH Beef TO the
troops At this Post, for six months.
BIDS, in duplicate, TO be addressed Proposals.
for Fresh Beef,' 10
Lieut. J. W. MACLAY,
Ielb-td Ordnance Department, A. A. c. 8.
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WRAPPING PAPER POR SALE AT
w THIS ORRICK
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~ Nj T II s
- LADIES' AND oBNTLBnRH's
DINING AND ICE CREAM SALOONS
ln wRsr nALTIMORE sTRKKr,

lsI WEST BALTIMORE STREET,
Arc tho most comfortable In the city.
Ladies' or families shopping OF walking will
nnd those saloons very eonTsnient, whars every
thing, from simple lunch to a hrst'slaaa dinner
may he obtained.
served In the host style, the bin Of faro always
embracing the most choice dishss.
leo Creams, Water Iooa. Cakes, ets OF the bost
aaality aud superior favor al moderate rates.
Weddings and other assemblies supplied with
every requisite At tho shortest notice.
PROM long experience In the business the pro-
pFistoT guarantees Satisfaction 70 all patrons.
jolO.u ---
II G. s. w.-c0ME ONE, COME
L, ALI Try our RRI0ID CREAM SODA
WATER, drawn from PuHsE' . stone Roa i' Al
Sld Pa ave-, bet Niath aRd Tonth stToots.
ATTENTION.
Druggists and Suffers having fountains can
have them charged at tho shortest notice. syTuPs
d ali kinds constantly On hand At SIG PsGnsIi'
vAniA avenue. myp'N
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COLD AND sTOC KS.

GOLD AND sT0C Ks.
Our once has been placed in direct Telegraph
Communication with the Gold and stock EH-
change Rooms In New York, insuhng prompt
uess 10 tho execution Of orders.
Purchases and sales made Al the usual rates.
RITTKMHOUBg, FOWLBR Co.,
mhS-df Bankers, So PehBA. ANelns
WJRAPPING PAPER FOR SALE AT
] w THIS 0FRICR.
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AUCTION sALne. !.
T ARaE SALE or WIdoNs AND {
IL HARNESS f"'''t


AUorIoN SALES. -.
T ARaB SALE or WAaONs AND &
IL HARNESS '"s'f't
CHIEr ouAnrunnAsrEn's OTTror,
DnPoT OF wAauTNaroH,
wAuutnuruN, d. O., June ~, 1ses.
VIII ,. .ola a Psbi. sae.lon. snasr ne H.
A. 9. n, y, .. A., .. The 0ovsrnmont MI, sta
Ated On \ street, kalween Twenty -hrut aud Twea-
H-sesOla s,rsoss. 10 ,Ae City 81 wasAins,on. D.
TWENTY THOUSAND SKIS or SINGLE MULE
- HARNRse,
with | a-t
ALoT OF sADDLRs. Ae., Leo lofel
which have been used IN publis service. .g..t..
Tho harness win Be- sold IN single ssis.
Abeu, 800 WAGONS, whish WIN Be sold singlz
Ths saio Of wagons will eommspcs On
WEDNESDAY, June as, 1888. a. 10 o'eioek, =
M, with lot o. about four huadred, ~ = poiul
north of the Railroad Park, near The lerminap 81
Now York avenue north and amer their sale v
completed the remainder VIII b sold on o stress
viii commonce on THURSDAY, Jane y, 1853, a. !,
10 o'clock, N.
Tho sale q Wagons and Harnsaa VII soutinue,
on alternate days, until the whole Number y
iSrms-ca.h, In Government fands
Tho attention Of buyers IL called 10 the large
sale Of MuLEs, eommenssd on Monday, Nay y,
,sss and which :" ' S'iIS iSni a,cHf EiSAa'y
:" Jay brig Gen. and chiSi asasssSassi,r. ~ .
GALE OF sTEAMTUG, BARGBs, AND
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VRUSTEEs SALE
or
IRON WORKS,
RAILROAD IRON MILLS,
MINERAL AND OIL LANDS.
Al AND ADJACENT TO
4 L. S,fE A
WHEELING, WEST VIRGINIA.


WHEELING, WEST VIRGINIA.
Pur.nsn, 10 the deed iom JOSEPH WHITAKER,
GEORGE r. WHlTAhEB yOsEfh CoJDos an' tneii
usrv s65 and no of in the Recorder Ohce Of Ohio
County, West Virgins ". Will on W hDNEspAl, the i',s
dsy II Marcia 1865 sell Il public suction the 'front.' door 81
IN. Court Uoue Of said county commencing the sale at 10
O'clock forenoon the following described property wa
FIRST "A trari 81 and containing by urvey forty acres
two rood. and per,e, situated In Ohio County Ia and
psar thsiy OF Whe.ng, bounded 40 dsscDsd sara a.f
nj, ,b. rse ON which erected Iron M and e.abish
men commonly the Crescent Iron Works win the
building f1tuTe. sngnss machinery ro. lath~' tools I'm
worI, are wei srTargd with boiling ard heating furnaces
powerful engines, Win me usns TRIMS 81 os nu
te. eorpss Tor the manufacture Of Railroad and Sheet
rou having productive cs?ssy OF 80 TO zoions OF ai
aud Is to 80 tons q sAec, i.o per week ALS u. eoa ana
other minerals snd bs right tel he and carry Awsy the same
IA or uldsr he above eAted tact and another tract ad
oinne tie same containing eighty acres one ooa ana hty
three psrche bounded described In sol dead said coal
lie, caiuons sa1lron Works. aud csn he transferred to
the bias Of the funaees yhou, REMINDING Also tue poT
oos peeifed m sd s.~d Of the lott saDe:d two bundled
pi aud two hundred and forty .hee situated
Eos a.. between second and Ihrrdsls, Ia sad city
and sos tsare .5ii win oi at rabc sale
time and .se thonss.d 49, .os y, ,, a I'M
ing Creek Ia w,tzel County Wesi Virginia sad ana y
within " ies o Ncens per i.ore ana yho is.iIoIu,
he run. We Met .ry pSpeTeS 9aown to be
ric In ron aud Other ia a.. 'lu "' wo' ~ he az
tenion Of those foekps inyr,T.E' Pen @, ihs ad WIN
.on "a. in the City Of Wheeling
TRIMS OF sALE.-Tio pun laser to pay no. less thai
orehird Of the purchs. money IN hand but TO have hs
option OF paying greater position or IT,, whole thereof
bffrd Tn, remainder 90 aiy) be pad In and W.
yr, Will interest the day u sac toe purchaser gyin
bond aud security therefor To tie satisfaction Of Inc under
trustees sud also securing The same by deed OF 1rn'' oil
| tie property sold 10 him. III, 4, 80,
Pe,.sion the works, with tho tract oflsnd per
sons property and prveges aud part. Of said lots ~ ar
"a 1sy above viii be given GU The second day
| AP'N' JOHN w. GILL;
| GEO w. Whitaker,
| CRfSPiN OGLEBAY,
| NELSON r. WHITAKER
&. ID. HUBBARD,
| Trustees
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ERIE RAHWAY.-Trains leave foot G
NTEW.YoRK and NEW HAVEN RAILRoAA
N ,a. WINTER ARRANGEMENT 1858

TRAINS LEAVE EEw:YoRK. .17rHsr AND N
AVENUE. ,.<.
For Haven. 100. 500 IEI,l iisoa nj Is Ns,s
"a ~. ! af5 4 70 and 8co fEx.l p ~ ,a,. ru-s
For Br;d,enort 100 G0o OIL llm a. M Hi'' tLAI
,ec' tFx'1 us, 80 and 700 Tx pm .n
For Fsirii.Id Southport aud wes'pcr 100 il'os
AMP. =. ,,ao. rs (Ext
= Tos be bsr SstC 10 et a1 lbs AS -, sTp@
Por 90 30. il.50 N. $50 ~ 49,
For STANFORD zoo 20 tEx $50 lib a. m iSi' 'IAs
400 n = 45 80 80 $50. 800 tx p u AZ "A n -
~, por, (l ester snd intermeiiate stations w. wv 49,
|. n 345, 49,, so, $50. 1vl y M
~ CONNECTING TRAINS. y
For Boston via Spin sEed, Seo tEx ace (Exl
pm. l1 r. T
For Hartford and spripshad. avv ltA-l q L. lfI' "
/ Ok ll.lS a,S r. m
Fep Connrc lieut. River Rsircaj eoos m. tEI,I nlsp -
/ 10 Montreal % D. m to Northampton
For Hartford Prov dence and sak Railroad, soo tkAe
For New tlsysu. New Lo0doa and stOa'ns'0n hanI'sa
II eco a. IL. Il. IS 800, 300 2. N. =, "
II Eor au,l Railroad l2ls p. m. TO Northampton
|. Var iIou.stonic Railroad, y .. IA. 10 I1rl
II For Nan.niuek Railroad 9.UOa H. 1OW p ID. -
\ Per Dsu6ury aud Norwsk Railroad, wv ~" O. m ~
p. m ,,,..l..l "a AGO n. m. train. u l.I
n so"H'o' JAMES II. HOYT, SUPP.
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60 tuhom il nan Concern.

A sSOCIATION FOR IMPROVING the CON
n DfTION Of the POON hils recent ca for charitable
aid from and ffo other distant part. Of The county
have been chesrnny responded by our citizens tho ho'd
Of Manager deeply regret the necessity oil 'poA sPp "
bel II Of lie poor al our own Doors
Tn. u.ual increase Of degton IN Winter he's been ses'S
aggravated by the severity Of Tie season ana o'"e
use. Out door labor interrupted and con
,ctor are receiving few ofder' aud many Of TIM largest
establishments working on shoF time OF haze di'ehA'
their banda sickne.s also from couee'iv" and phu'e'e
ANAL No. end other diseasc which eIt'nfyey prevail IN ne
pooe,, section. the city has contributed to rrodnes
amount Of pnciing poverty and poignant suffering than has
been known before 10 many years
B b,de these ordinary ~ ndgenoe sud d''fe''
several srw CLASSES OF the necesous growing out OF the
war have been thrown upon sympathy snd a'"ancs'
Among these are The fane. Of soldiers who sve no claim on
Tho city or county bounty discharged AID d,sbed soldiers ard
fiss who have obtained their alreaTSse' OF peuon'
and te widows and orphans Of soldier. wAo have fallen In
their coan;ry's defense.
thee the enormou, expenses Of living Every one
kno,rs that dollar currency j. not worth more than tho my
cenis Of former years Hence while the eohpu'iou' are
bo, the usual average they not In the ratio OF e en-
h.d vIue, and fall far below the actual denanl Nor:
Ina. pvrsry ruou ND PERSONS aided by the As'o
on aud TO NEE: the existing necessity TwrSTr Hvn THos
.yp DOLLARS beyszd tie present receipts VIII Be required
On m btie Abatement the osrd rests their appeal s'he,
MAYER obtruie the objects OF the Association o. puoAc hoe
except urged by is necessi:s' they trust 'nA inc 'P'
,iyen will able It to meet tho present Temporary p''"
The, plead no. for Idle ard daoa,e bat FOR the unofu
nate and deserving .Ioy deHtay thrown upor charity lho
who .occored famine stricken Ireland ard fegtsd 'p' 10
the i.srvns operative, Of England viii MOI Ii IA believed
eoss their RS to tie cry o. distress Which comes from '
pov,,ty stricken and wre,ehed a, our S~n doors.
Contributions may be sent to D. MiSruRN' Tre''s'e'
", n son,h..,.; BROWN. BROTHERS CO., No. "
wal.t; H. NJ HARTLEY No. 20 Bible House. Aston
place, or to any Of The ocers or authorized Collectors
By order q the Bosri .,,, ,,o,,,y ,....,..,
JAsYs PoopuAs
| JAAEs LKsor, .
! JOHS G. GHy<S, Vice Presidents
/ A. Il. NETscRg,
IolArIO ALLEN,
! RoBEaT H. MisTuRy Treasurer
PoBKRr N. HAHTLEY. Secretary.
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TR. MiSTuRs, Auciioneer.
IN STATES MARSUAIs SALE

TR. MrSTuRs Auctioneer.
TINTED STATES MARSHALs SALE
u By r. r. MlNTURN.-By virtue Of an order OF the
n,.d states District Court TO directed sud delivered
Nj, ll al Public Auction WEDNESDAY, the 9Th day Of
MARCH 1855 at II O'Clock noon the warehouse Of Mes.
BAILEY 4 STEELE. No 10 Commercial Wharf, Atlantic
Dock Brooklyn the cargo oil the prime steamer Charlotte con
sstiny of
HARDWARE,
GROCERIES,
PAPER,
SHOES,
HATS,
ARMY CLOTH,
ARMY BLANKETS,
SOLID SHOT, cARTRIDGEs. ,s
ENFIELD RIFLES, ARMY BUTTONS
MACHINERY, &C, &C., &C.
The catalogues ready three days previous to sale
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NEPTUNE STEAMSHIP CO." LINE.
In Daily,
For Providence Direct,
The new and splendid steamers
ELECTRA ANDGALATEA.


ELECTRA AND GALATEA,
Havns Superior Accommodations for Passenger and
VIII loaye Pier No. ~ North River. foot of Robin.
son street Daily Sundays erceptedl AZ 4 p. M.
Connecting al Providence with the FOR Boston
The ELECTRA Capt. J. w. NYE. vii leave New-York
every MONDAY, WEDNESDAY aud FRIDAY. ,
The GhLATEA. Capt WIN. JONES, every IuESDAf
Til URSDAl and SATURDAY.
Cfy freight taken a, Propeller Rates
steamer are UNSURPASSED in their arrangements
Tor and safety OF passengers and their acies fo
the transportation OF Freight
III they arrive IN Providence at 81 hour early enough to 49,
cure seats az dssred In the inst accommodation train Tor
Boston, arriving la Boston 81 . m
For information regard TO Freight kc Apply TO bAAO
ODELL. General Freight Agent. Pier NO. y, ~ X: . 49,
For Ticses StsterooIns Berths, Apply to w W ED
WARDS Genera Ticket Az gent, Pier No y, North River
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Drp GOODS.
1865. NEW SKIRT.
THE GREATEST INVENTION OF THE ACE IN
HOOP SKIRTS.

- ~
THE GREATEST INVENTION or THE ACE IN
HOOP SKIRTS.
J. w BRADLrY'S New Pa.eat DUPLEX ELLIPTIC
tor doubts, SPRING SKIRT.
VESTS, BRADLEY GARY (sto T. J. O. Vest
SOLE PROPRIETOas AND MANUFACTURERs, Nos
~ CHAMBERS and 10 and 81 READE-sTS., New
York
THIS fTTON visits Of l-pLEx Tor two) ELLryrIc
steel SPRINGS ingenousr BRArDIp TIGHTLY and yTRxLS
o-,her EDGs c EDGE making the TouaHzsT most FLEGt
BILE ELASTIC and orRlBLs SWING used They seldom,
BEND OF BREAK ike the single springs and consequently
serve e PsaFEc2 and BEAUTIFUL SHAPE TWICE Lone
sly other Skirt.
LIE WONDERFUL FLExiBILfry and great CoNyoRr snd
lLHAsuRK to any LADY wkARTJe the DUPLEX ELLIPTIC
SKIRT VIII bs experienced particularly in all
BLIEs, OPERA CARRIA0k, RAILROAD CARS. CHrRc7Irsvs
ARM chARs Tor PROMENADE and HOUSE DRESS the SKIRT
can be FOLDED, when In to OCCUPY a small psace
easily and conveniently SILK or MUSLIN DRESS
LADY having enjoyed the pleasure comfort and CREST
venencs Of wearing the DUPLEX ELLIPTIC SPRING SKIRT for
SINGLE DAY will never aeIy ard Willingly dispense with the
use of them FoR CHILDREN MISSES and forsG LADrEs
superior 10 all Others.
THEY the best QUALITY In every part and uyorEsTIoN
ABLY the LtGHTEsT most DssrRABLE, COMFORTABLE and
ECONOMICAL SKIRT made FOR SALE In all
STORIES In CITY and throughout the UNITED 3rArEe
HAVANA DE- CUBA, MEXICO SouTH AMERICA, and the WEsr
!gDIEs
INQUIRE FOR THE DUPLEX ELLIPTIC SKIRT
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9nsnrarre Comparlcs.
Ocean Steamers

MAIL STEAMERS 10 FRANCE DIRECT.
WI The GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY's
line OF hrstciess side wheel STEAMSHIPS, between
EEN-YORK and HANRE.
The first splendid Vessels intended 20 be put upon this
fayorite route for the Continent. tine following;
WASiINGTON...... 2O4 tuns, ga horse power
LAFAYETTE...........3,20 & tuns, son horse power.
EUROPE..................le noat), so hor.e-power.
FRASCE...................la hoatl, 500 horsepower
NAPOLEON IfI........ (huildEg !, 100 horse power:
Until The completion OF the entire list the service VII DO
yerormed by the - .
WASHINGTON, A. Duchesne; LAFAYETTE, A. DO
candle A. follows; -
FROM NEW-YORK TO HAYRE.
LAFAyET'lE... W ednesday slsrch
WASHINGTON. ......... W sdnesdaY March 30
Fir.t Cabin Including table wine .........."Sl5
Second Cabin tincluding table winel. SO or $50
Payable Ia gold its equivalent in United states currency
MEDICAL ATTENDANCE FREE OF CHARGE
kot Ire Sht or passage, gIp.y to -.
GEORGE MACKENZIE Agent
No. Broadway, New.fork
At Par. No. II Boulevard des Capucnes lOand Hote, at
Hsyre WILLIAM lSELlS Go.
ERENCH STEAMSHIP LAFAYETTE for
HAVRE will sail from Pier No. 81, North RIVER foot OF
Moron-st., on WEDNESDAY MORNING, Is. of March, e.
10 o'clock
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NATIONAL STEAM NAVIGATION con
IN PANY.

NIMIrED.)
EEw.YORK TO LIVERPOOL CALL,Nu At QUEENS
TOWN TO LAND PASSENGERS
Aip Tuna CemmssSer
QUEEN flow buildnsl 3il2...........,,..'.'.. -
ENGLAND now building , 40.....,.......'.'. -
SCOTLAND, (now buldins.9,4 0.................."--
HEIN iv"ss'
PENNSfLNANIA...... - sI2. tosal
fIksssh
Leaving Pier No ~, North River. a. follows; 81,
PENNSA LLAMA aiuiday SLATED LAY r -
The Cabin odsous OH board these ste aers are ua
s1rpasscd and the lower than by any Other hne
CABfN PASSAGE TO LiYEHPOOL-%l!5 currency.
STEERAGE PASSAGE TO lNERPOOL-s9e afrsney'
tn. owners O, vasses viii not be nec9nltoe oI WEI
or vsnabe- bills ading having their vAne s,p'c'eu
thorein az. signed therefor.
For Ireishi or cabin ps,.ase app'yto
WILLIAMS & GUION. No. II waist
WILLIAMS n GUkGS. No. 70 BrosdwsS
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NOR NEW-ORLEANS DIRECT-Ths ne "
u sad ars, olass New. York mail steamship
FUN0 SHuEY,
J. B. HupRsrn Commandef,, 80 .
iii l.ays Pier No. 0 n. R., sATURDAf, hheo T. o.
3 p. IN. ..,,o5.tions cr'hrsnht
AZ 70 H. b. CROMWELL Co., NO 70 " est-st
-'fhEe 0sorps Cromweliwill succeed
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! A NJ MHrWIs. Ancuoheer.
by BANGS, MERWIN 81 Co., Nos. 69i and
~ eos BTosdway, cor. Of ft-st-Sne. Of Books Sta
tonery Picture, Works Of Ar Fancy Goods Furniture kc
TUEsDAfstNENGNG, Feb % at O'Clock
VALUABLE PRIVATE LIBRARY OF Classical, Theolog.
Teal Biblical and Nraaneou. Books comprising many Of
editions ssd large number Of valuable modern Works
in French, German, and Italian Literature kc Catalogues
re ;dy and the Books exhibition.
WEDNESDAY, EVENING. Msrch1, at o'clock
DAMAGED bOOkS-Being the contents eight Of
valuable ngi.h Books complying many choice aud
Works &c. damaged by hie and and to besold for
account Of whom IL may Catalogues ready.
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DOOK TRADE SALE ROOMS, No. 49S
~ Bwiy. nearly opposite ST. NieholA. HoteGEO. A. LEA
W.T. Auctlonoer by J. t. Cooley Con.isllments solicited
WEDNESDAY, March !.
A PRlYATE GErlLEMAS'S LIBRARY OF choice ELlZ-
ABETHaN and DRAMATIC LTTERATURE-the work Of
many careful selection IN fngaudneay all in the best
English Editions and English Binding including many Pick
and Mury and many curious and worss never
before offered FOR sale in tn, Igied StaesosetheI with
Books from the Libraries Of Leigh Hunt and Charles Lamb
with their etc II ia believed that unique rare and
choice collection before been offered for sse In This
country Their selection snd importation have been tn. labor
Of love for many years Of adnrer Of Eza5ethsn and Ora
matte Literature always selecting the last aud best annotated
Editions II only necessary to refer TO the Pickering Ed
Of Pee!e. Greene Marowe and WebsterOforis Jon
and Ee-Dy Beaumont and fscher-SaiTley-
the admirable set Of Dodsey and iis Conthuaiionthe Col
lection Of Old Plays and Earlier Drsmaist reprinted
such the Kl.Iews Cartwright, 1e.he shAkespsare So
cey Pubcsors elegantly boundShskespesre Critics nnd
Mousgu. Bacon-Hooker, Barlow, South
Chiurworti--C iarendou, DfsytoBDrummond. Donne Mn
ton Aline Pocts-choico Editions Of Scott Byron, Cabbe
Cowyer. Lamb. &C.. kc, &c. ESPECIAL ATTENTION is
CALLED To THE BOOKS FROM THE LIBRARIES OF
LEIGH HUNT and CHARLES LAMB. With their charsc
tese aud valuable Note. and Autosrsphs Sale C. com
At O'Clock 3. m. precisely. Books on Exhibition
Catalogues ready. Price p ccniA
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IA at auction on THURSDAY. March O. 1865 at the En-
change sssMoom, No. III Broadwey-Executo. sale Of
BROWN STONt HOUSE In West Thirty -second-st-The
tstory brgwnsone fnsish basement house and lot Of
ground 30 ~ Wes, Thryseconds south side between
Eighth aud Ninhsve. The house has all the modern
provement Tor Rcteel family residence Size 8sx50 o
blocs Title UNREASONABLE. Maps, terms &C., at Aue,
tioueers office. No. II Cedarst