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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-03-28
CoNNEcTMGvIA BELLAlRE AND PITTSBURGH
AND ALL EASTERN CITIES.

THIS ROUTE OFFERS THE ADVAN-
Il tage of through ticket and baggage check to
Washington City, and also gives the passenger inc
privilege Of visiting Baltimore. Philadelphia aud
or the privilege Of visiting all Of the principal sea-
board cities at the cost of Boston ticket alone wa
other routes.
Through tickets to New York can be procured via
Washington City, at an additional expense OF ~.
Trains leave Colupbus as follows:
4:2O A. M. EXPRESS, from Union Depot via
Bellaire and Pennsylyania Central Railroad. ar
rives at Bellaire at 1910 A. NJ, Pittsburgh at 945
p. NJ; Harrisburg at 2:45 A. Nj Baltimore t7:oO
A; Nj Philadelphia ate;55 A. M; New \ ork, via
town, at 900 A. M. This train arrives in New
York three hours in advance of any otherroute.
Via Beaire and Baltimore Ohio Railroad arrives
at Bellaire at 1O4S A. NJ; Grafton at 4;20 7. NJ;
Cumberland at $50 ?. NJ; Baltimore at 74O A: MI
Washington City at $50 A. M. This train ARR, es
in advance of any other route. ltr,-a M
2:i5 p. NJ. EXPRESS, from Union Depot. via
Bellaire and Baltimore Ohio Railroad, arrives
at Bellaire at 0A0 Z. NJ; Grafton at S:2O A! NJ ;
Cumberland at $40 A. NJ: Baltimore at 6Ao Z.
M; Washington City at 700 ?. M. lar ,qr .o
Bellaire at 9;4O p. NJ; Pittsburgh at 2;lo NJ;
Harrisburg at l:3O p. NJ; Baltimore at 545 I: NJ ;
Philadelphia at 535 P. NJ; New York, via Phila-
delphia, at l03cP. NJ; New York, via Allentown,
at 1000 Z. M. ifrt. q. ftgff -y-tq.ft. ..,..
Columbus and GAINESVILLE Accommodation leaves
Columbus at5:l5 7. NJ; returning, arrives at lOOo
A5- Five trains daily (Sundays excepteD from
Washington or Baltimore, for Philadelphia and New
York. .lt fU ..t.i.N ..t. ..,..rt t...
RD- Be sure to ask for tickets via Bellaire.
J. w. BROWN, General Ticket Agent.
III. J. JEWElT, President. n."
jane f.--u...
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-03-28

THE FIRST NATIONAL is the name of the Petro-
leumC Company whose prospectus and map are be-
foreu US. The names which we see among the Dr.
rectors are ample recommendations for this Compa-
ny. and sufficient guarantee Of its future manage
ment." " euI IiFaa sHnol
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-03-28

From The Now York Evening Express.l i
"Our telegraphic dispatches received to-day from
the Oil Regions, inform us of the striking Of 200
barrel flowing well on Cherry Run, NEAR The FIRST
NATIONAL PETROLEUM 0oMPANY,s PRoPsRrY.-
Cherry Run Stockswill bein demand tomorrow.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-03-28

Any one who is so unfortunate as to eat 10
consequence, By Immediately taking PHI
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-03-28
from The New York Tribune.l

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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-03-28

GB Good responsible Agents and Eschdnge
Brokers soanted IN eeety city and tosoa IN the
United States and British Provinces,t ,oitb
sotom liberal arrangements ,otl1 be made.
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IFrom Tho New Yorh Horald I

trlL .f. lrrom Inc new Ork Herald.J fy
has been received and sbundantly con-
frmcd from several sources, Of the striking Of new
200 barrel Weldon Cherry Run, above the Reed Well,
FEW RODS FROM THE PROPERTY OF THE FIRST
NATIONAL PETBoLEUM CoMPANY." Toij
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-03-28
Fifty Sixth General Assembly Of Ohio
ECOND SESSION.
SENATE

SENATE. 2t4U'fA H1A
DIS. COUNTIES. la SENATORS.
....-, (Benj. EgReston.'
lst- Hamilton ............ IThos. II. Whetstone.'
Hff lstE Uoshua II. Bates. "a
od-Waren and Butler. H q. McBu ney.
3d-Mon gpmery and Preble. Lewis Il. Gunckel.',
4th-Brown and \Ilermont. james Louden.
5th-Gre ne, Clinton, etc. =. John 4. Patton.
6th-Ross and Highland. Job Il, Stevenson.
7th- Adams, Scioto, etc. =. ,J ehu 4. Wilson.
8th-Lawrence. Gallia, etc. Henry 8. Neal.t
9th Fairfield, Athens, etc.. John M. Connel. ~ o
10th Franklin and Pickaway. Geo. H. (0nverso. al
llth-Champaign, Clarke, etc .Anson p Howard. (,
l2th--Darke, Miami, etc. Jonathan Cranor.
l4th-W ashington, Morgan. .etcW VIM. i. Curtis. i
18th -Muskingum and Perry. .ThOs. j. Maginnis. r.
l6th-Licklng and Delaware, Jas. X. Stanbery.
1&2S--knox. WAYNE, etc., Joseph y. Devin.
lsto-Coshocton q TuscarawasW ilism Stanton.
l9th-Monroe and Guernsey John ID. O'C0nnOr.s
20th-Harrison and Belmont. John q, Jamison.
2lst-Stark and Carroll. ...... Henry s. Martin.
22d Jefferson Il ColumbiaDa. Norman X. M Ke enzie.
sd --Mahoning & Trumbull. Eben Newton.
24th-Ashtabula, Lake, etc.. VIM. Q. Howells.
..... Samuel w llliamson.
2eth-POrtage and summit. ,Alphonso Hart.
27th-Med,na and Lorain,.... y. Hnmphreyville.'
2Sth-Richlsna 2Sth Rc, aod Ashland. Isas, Cas-. &
SS0th-Huron, Erie, etc., Fred Wicsham.
3lst-Senaca, Crawford, ETC.. :. Wiitidm Lang.
SD Williams, Augaize, etc. Meredith Il. WQJett.
Hancock. etc..... Jam S. q. Hall.
Republicans .......-........,..,.....3O
Republicans in Roman; Democrats in halic.
Those marked thus were members Of the last
Legislature.
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National Petroleum Co.
GOOD PROPERTY
% hUa .tlgl- ,il 81. r....r.Ir ~.
t82o for any and all persons to hold.

Fal .fl.e aHp9oYtf siE zeHsiria a9u
..'7.' # ~ o177T = $40 80. 'ar 90
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DYSPEPSIA ANNnHLAToR.

IL has been buiolo the Pubic Tor the last - yeara
and whore ID Inns been ptrNtIcd TIA, amt the
tons followed, Ina never faded IN single ca.u IL
Ect, gently upon the bowels, living rcuCwe ed vcur IN
a. and brnrc. up the whole ryuteIn crcatin
~ IL we've new hlo. E,try OF tc century hubI.
should trj IT, ami III v ho up troubled Kith Dysprig
should u-o II DepOt-4G south Second Vt, Wil.luus
buIgh. 10 be huI of MLcr0 Reed. 1SJ Alien COZ
stanton H. and cor. Ave u and Holftou A, y 4 /
r.. Grey, cor. Myrtle and fGnkl lu Ayes, last Brook
Ign. Price one Dollar per bottle. 90
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FAMILIES OK EMPLOYERS WHO DE-
j sirc any service, o4orp: toI-evok, which ran 10
p formed by vome'. nv invited 70 snd notice OF
their wants 70 the ofhce 81 tnr orkiug Wm. ems
Protective Tnlcn. No. ~ Chawiorr 4 and thnr ben
,tt iarre uuui+r ~ or'hs Gnd latufrlous women,
many Of whom ARE rolders' folatiyof who need c.u-
ploytn. M 10 support thcmsclyo- aud dependent ami
lee There manv occViouN service. IN almost
every family such ~ the making OF icpaits NJ car
,iugIp hcs,r AZ
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Military.

THE QUOTA OF NEW YORk,-l5,OO0
....... NtN YORK COT N.Y.
lSS.htAsho ". N!lrs AND HAND-MONEI.
Az NEE ms OF the County Committee on Noun
teYrinE' held o., On SATURDAY.. February ii, 1895.
lion. ". I. BkESSAS. C 9nT,
Hon. kllJAli 4. III RbY Supervisor,
Hon. WILLIAM ". rWEED, ruterylsor
Hon. VIM. : rEw ART, Supervisor.
On motion Of sups rvisor William " fWoxi Il uns
unanimously
ke-olvcd, rhat the County pay for orc Year Re.
ctut Ihsee Hundred $500 Dollars Boun. " and Fify
lsSl Dollars htnd-uoney.
tor = 1so Year Recruit, Pour Hundred ts4ou, Dollars
lSuny and Seventy I've (S15J Dollars Hand Mo-
For a Three Year Recruit Sir Hundred tSen, Dol.
lars B"lnty anu One Hundred (tiuvl Dolars Hand
kouey.
BOt'STIEs
FOR IIIRhk-lEAk RECRi IT'S,
500
Total .............--........ 500
FOR TwO YEAR RECRt rrs.
VuhN Stu
Government ~
FOR USE YEAR RECRt IT'S.
"uhlF H5'u
Government Nv
The Bouutv to D.. paid tn the Recruit In his own
hand, - provided IN section fNe 90 vt the state Law
telsting u liounue- WV Assembly Bill No. lib Of
isjh, and the Hand Money to be paid TO the person
who may pie -ent the Recruit
By ordoT Of the Committee,
-. CORNELIUS CORsON,
$40 CLERK.
nnnn IMP WEAR STruSTITIfTES
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DY AND CONCLTSTYI TEST ~

DR. BONE, ia WEST 10TH ST-DIS.
- Of the heart, lung liver, kidneys, liberated
thruuta scrOlult, OLD ulte.- tuuO.s every ioTm VI
skin d-ensc constitutional chronic affection cyery
rhnIhrinL- Hour | 20 ..
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GIVEN AWAN-A LITTLE VOLUME
VI full Of information Of vital importance, Ia-ii,u
flee 10 The married and those contemplating flaI.
Address L. JEAN pE7oILfr box 90 =. . PM
do phia. svz
uELMBOLD'S FL ~ EXTRACT BUCHL
is plun,ant u tsstc AMI udOg free NON vi. l. .
iuus piol,rtes, and immediate ia IL action .-.
uELMBuLD'N EXTRACT BUClIu GWhS
IL health and vlgOf b the frame and bloom 10 ~
pald check Debility In accompanied b. NAM. a. Ala
u.ug .tup oma, 4nd 10 no treatment IL cut mites h.
consumption INSANITY o. epleptic hts eusuc 81
QUANTITY vs.. QUALITY HkLMBOID'G
W tItTEct SGrsapaTilla. The Dose IL small Ib,-.
" 10 dr.lie laf2e quantity OF medicine and ulna
doses-Err.
GAN BUT ALL 81
TAKE NJ MORE UNPLEASANT AND IN.
Il sat- remedies Tor unpleasant and dAuysrcua a...
ear"s Use HkLhBOLD's Extract Buehpi $50
TO YOUNG MEN--WEIR'S CELEBRATED
Brown Electuary never iails clu be u..d rltA,
va hndIAaee " buaiuess. 9epVl 20 GIs8tG -
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WANTED.

A GIRL To COOK. WASH tAND Iron,
n and no general homework in aipiain family. Isl
eouth 9th Al, NilliamsburSh IS
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WANTED.

WANTED BOOKFOLDERS AND SEW.
~ c.s. AVyv to ,. McWHOOp, No " Sailel
Lane. "
WANTEp-12 GOOD TOBACCO STRIP.
w pers, 10 20 to Rahway, y j. None need apply
81 % per bundled pounds. App, y / NEwkIRk,
w. = Powers, cor. Chambers st. and City llsli
WANTEu-2oo FIRST CLASS CLOAK
aud usuilla makers, accustomed to the fncst
wort AVN - White =. 81 floor J25
w ANTE IA GOOD JOURNEYMAN
w barber. steady work. Apply at rs second
ave, bet, 2l'h aud 10th sts. 1879
WANTED-AN OPERATOR ON WHEEL.
et q Wilson's machine. Al.o eood eio-'s and
uantilla makers. None hut competent hands need
appl' for one week. Gail st 2l5 Third ave. l5s
WANTED-A GOOD CARVER, ACCUS-
w toned to small work. Also a cAbinc,maker.
Ap1lv At a. West ct. i6i
WANTEp-A GOOD MNCHINiST-AP.
W Wy to the MON Car Spring Co, cor. 18th IT,
WANTED - SOME GOOD :HANpS FOR
GuNsTfiS, 55s PcGiia ''''' 2o5
WEANERS ON SKIRT TAPES WANTED,
either men Or eilis. Experienced hands only
NNpy a. ~. CpliNs' ~ CcutIcs IT, 2sj
\NANTED-N GOOD WlRE WORKER.
w Inquire lIa william Il. s,i
, FIRST CLASS MlLLlNERS WANTED
= steady rmpi1 -mcnt and hest vases given Ap-
ply 20 tIAnd ~, Ntllismsblrrh, l.. T. 3js
, SILK HAT fiSISHERS AND . TRIM
- O. er- plush sewers ~autcI, ut iGl Green
w.ch II, up stair. !. CLARK. 81
Oh TASSEL MAkERN WANTED, AND
~ good hsnds tor handing moulds cAu have stead.
~olk bv applying ~ II Birr'ay IT, 80 roor. u
o. GIRLS WANTED TO MAKE PAPER
~ boAcs. Apply NJ ., Gold 1t.
-o9 i.p. SELCUOWS.
% OPERATORS WANTED 10 WORK ON
- ~ u.h'1u uvctcoa. au' some hal.tcls t,,od
tt will Ne paid At 81 Aud aa iife ~. inst 'oor
~ BAiSIERS ON INFORM COATS
~ a,,'l' ontA 10 .ool u.u.-. pay every autur-
dh'. otrie'"rf c. sinner sud god pres woman.
o one tIut can prose ON astE viii q llven, 4yt
Wa,hi.gtop =, .ue d. Or huiu spuur.
p 90. STRETCH.
100 SKIRT HANDS WANTID-GODU
ibO lAnus c.u have 90. 3D., ,f cent at hl "a
y rcs -t o., '.,,u s.iIt No.ks, 80. El.sta.e. .al
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rsE IiELMROl.DsfLI IN ExTRAcrnrcn. "
PROM TnE LARGEoT MANUfAcIuRING

NNI WlrFf N Tue WUTId
am acquainted with Mr n f. IIN".li ". N.
occupied the drugstore t,osite nv frsi,,ut" 49,
Ma 'uct"ssu IN conducting tLt hu,iuc.- 500, lta
efs had not been equalr ~ hotorr r.w i",t ',a.
ihNorably lump esesd with HI chttCt.i AuI saio.
Prise. WILLIAM WElStlINNN.
Firm VI POWERS 4 Ntl'Nl Man,
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Iss SzSEsS CHANCES.

RAkERl FOR SAlE-AT NEWTOWN, l..
III has been In successful operation Tor years; 10
lc -old cheap. Apply 10 GEORGE pRANKAitD,
ga q Grand Bt POI
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AMgIsRvs RNTS.
ARNUM's AMERICAN MUSEUM.

RARNU AMERICAN MUSEUM
rnf aasTf 9ss At ESr S5 At II
nqgslsSg2'ThISffSs r u Xix asstSrgsrED
Practicsly Illustrated by pk Won VLbtk,
TSSY bESiER IN DksCiSG GIRAYTk
g. LIE re pi niGy ny Va nsprcs; c.,..,..
@oopRofffss RpfafsiSN MASS RtoowERS
Circs-.an iirl Dwarf, Alb,no lspy, Iivtns O,tc-s.
Grand Aquaria- Menaserie. million curto-itie'.
Adnnssion " cOnis. Children under ten 10 cents -
COMPREHENSIVE NOTICE OF DISCO
" lution-The eo-Psrtner,hip heretofore ,XiA ding
bctueen Miehael g. Caiupbell and Francis N GiiH',
aud STYLED Campbel's ainst,eis and 10 cc-pu'-
Can 'cll, francis II; Gihuey and Richard ". li,oi'
and atvlod Hoolev Camrhelrs hiustrct-. have '',r
MN H GGHs sSa' SSHiSnARb ilHSanlil r.
HOOLEY'S MINSTRELS, aol BOwEEY.-
-. I neausued, uneNcclled, and unapproechsh.c
hira appearance OF DICK khLPli, Monday March Il.
| ifogremmo rich, tar aud brilliant thu Ntck o,-
nfhted sndcnces cro-dth House Rightly, ludvo orr
bdls' - endoir"tin 'IseiAiti'Ncommcnco At ,. 50
| NEW YORK MANUFACTI RING JEWEL
~ - Eks' ASSOCIATION.
ANEW a>s,r,olIN TIE powERf.
ArREsES foR All ""''
TENTH cRS SSH h'G GSSCfin.if '1'' to ito
OF the New ora JeNetIt AHroriAtluu o. hp given
| THE ACADEMY OF AtslC,
| aud Tor which
THE BEST Nj sICAI. TALENT
| In the city Ia engaged.
| THE PRESENTS WILL BE DIsTKiW TED
from q mag ihcent stock Vt
| JEWELRY, PIANOS FRENCH CLOCKS, ICE
| PITCHERS, BREARfAST DINNER
| AND TEA SEIS,
Of tho most elegant description, ami each Ircb~or II
.ue1s' 10 'hs e0Rce sht slll F !Sseye
| at the time Of pui chase, Ut the
| NEW DEPOT, NEW DEHOT
| NEW DEPOT NEW DEPOT,
| NEW DEPOT, NEW DEPOT
| No ISl BOMEkY, No. pa BDWEKN,
| TWO DOORS ABOVE PKlNCE sIKEEI
| The Association refers with intense qualification Ia
| NlNE CONCERTS
alresdy rvenvith PLEDGE hattie programme of tNb
| will suIpss. them In ntoIcst aud variety.
| The price OF tickct, "a heretofore, viii la
| ONE DOLLAR,
which secures to tho purchaser admission 20 first
| class Concert At the
| aud present worth fIom
| ONE DOLLAR
at retail prices TO
| FIVE ut inbred DOLLARS.
| THE SALE OF TICKETS,
NHlCu IL LIMITED,
| will Commence at :. A. N. GU
| SATURDAY, MARCIA 4,
EVERY DAY AND EVENING.
| y ELIAS, Ac'lary.
| y. ~. A Branch Depot viii be zLop'iy opened ~
| Brooklyn. JN
| TnnL uIIInTiII' NTDnN HAVE InTi
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ARTICLES FOls SALE.

A GOOD CHEAP COUNTER FOR SALE
n 10 Nhtr.t %
EOR SALt-PANORAMA OF The WAR
consisting Of it srvur' painted at rrrnt ,.
pcuse said 10 lc ACuIIVot Icp ututlOu Vt he ca
istiuf var. VIII be- -oli cheap 10 ,o-. an c-tnft.
Appy at lOj West van ~ too tnor, ior days. $50
$500 .ODO-GunD PINE LUMBER,
and ceiling boards black walnut, ash, cLotr, uak
~ uce, ~hteSood base God, maple, birch, butter
NJ, cLCBtnu', &ci &c. A'sO Cht Ap pUe LuA buurda
351 4. a ". CHAlIN, loot Of Wost4.ilL
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IAilDEa'aNIsS.

3 SAFE AND SURE CURE FOR INTEM
n sucu, ~ KINGS salvation Powders Ilry
sicken the drunksri OF quor-, nd can be- given on
kno.u 10 HIN "a any thing. lricU 81. sid vuly u
IS' Hudson ~, corner u GIoyo. 100
A READY AND CONCLUSIVE TEST or
IAthe properties OF IltLMBOlUS Fluid ENtfnoi
BlCnu ~ be- comparison with those set iU.fh IA
tue nitod state Dtprnsatory. 5-G
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OFFICE or THE COMMISSIONERS OF PUBLIC
n special meeting Of the Commissioners Of Pahc Charities
and Correction held at their Office, No. Bond street. this
day
Commissioners Nicholson, Bowen and Brennan
Commissioner Bowen in the chair Commissioner Nicholson
presented the following preamble and resolutions, which
unanimously Adopted
Whereas ts Board have learned with un.egned regret
the death Dr. Valentine Mott OF this city and from
long connection with this department. and the great
respect FOR his professional and private worth,
scergQn Of his great ability and regret for his oss there
fore be 10
Resolved That In the services of pr Mott dnrGs the long
.srod % his CONNECTION with the Medical Board Of Bellevue
ospal consulting for upwards of fifteen years,
the of the charitable Institutions under charge u
tously gwen great cal and surgical experience,
all times under all circumstances and by his profess
siona ability, judgment, skill and advice, their suerngs
have ancor.cd with that Kindness and sympathy
which marked bus character while attending the ped OF SICK
and OF PAIN
Resolved That his enlarged views medicine and
gerry, and the estimation which nc was held by the
civilized world eineny entitled him TO the alpcilaton
Father OF the Prufess0nh and his demise VIII be greatly
felt particularly who, In their early career looked
grant. -, -, . !.
the deceased aud sincerely coincidence
for TIC loss they have sustained.
decesod at the Church the TRANSPORTATION East Twenty
street, Filth avenue on Sunday next, at
Resolved, That these proceedings be entered on the
OF this Board; that cory be transmitted TO the
family the deceased and published in The papers OF this
city. JAMES 3; NICiioLsoMl
49, JAMES BOWEN. yComnlssion
OWEN W. BRENNAN
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.
A BRAHAM LINCOLN,

~--S-~s---~y..-.-
BRAHAM LINCOLN,
"A OUR MARTYR PRESIDENT.
NOTICE.
In consequence OF the great and incessant demand
for Burcs popular Portrait OF late amented Martyr
President Abraham Lincoln. he Ia compelled TO an
the trade the public advance on its re-
tall price TO - -.
The presses kept running day and night but VIII
take several months I'LL the orders already received
Those who good should secure them ~ once
engraved steel printed on plate paper iyxst nches'
emheished with elegant and tasteful border
This Engraving ia copyrighted
Photographers and others notified that any infringe
nents on tie copyright will be legally prosecuted
The public cd against buying such copies
This Portrait will be sent free by mail receipt Of tho
fN" j. G. BuTTRE, Publisher,
No a. Franklin street. New YORK city.
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IL T. WILLS, AUCTIONEER.
IL. AUCTION NOTICE.-LARGE AND IMPORTANT
q L

SALE OF FRENCH CHINA.
Thursday May at III O'Clock, al 5Sl Broadway large
and elegant OF rich decorated French China of
the importation of The celebrated house John Gauche New
French Dinner Sets $50 and 26s pieces each rich Break
fast Sets Az pieces EACH fifteen rich Tea Sets A and SO
pieces each twenty rich Toilet Sets 20 pieces each; ten
English Toilet Sets also China Caudlesuck, Paper Nache
Trays also 200 rich decorated Vases with figures rich
est yles imported ~ BAttenton of private buyers Is
requested this sale will comprise Of tue finest
somenso goods the above line offered at auction in
this city. Catalogues will be ready Tuesday, when the
goods can be examined.
DERRY LEASE AT AUCTION.-AT THE CITY HALL,
Monday, May 20 1855. III O'Clock A. NJ, VIII be
sold public auction the highest bidder with adequate
security OF ten from the LIST day OF June,
1855 lease establish and maintain ferry from the basin
the of Spring in the city of New York Hobo
tabshet within 1905 yards north south of that point
The landing place Hoboken New jersey to be furnished
by the purchaser
The conditions and OF the lease be the
form Of ferry heretofore entered into by the
corporation which be had application at the Office Of
the Comptroller BY order of the Commissioners OF the
Sinking Fund. MATTHEW 4. BRENNAN.
u COTTON, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS FURNITURE
sale-Wl sell Wednesday, May 8. at 0ls O'Clock at
64 Broadway between Twelfth Thirteenth
entire Furniture OF the hotel about GU rooms embracing
solid black walnut Bedseads and Bureaus best Cured Hair
Mattresses Rolsters and Pillows Wardrobes large French
Plate Msnte Mirrors Lace Curtains and Cornices Velvet
Shades Paor Suits Crockefy stoves Copper Saucepans
&C. The furniture is in good order sale perenpory Cata
logues at the house the morning of sale and the sore
IA Broadway, Monday.
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GEO wELLEs NICHOLS, AUcrIoNEER.


NELSON & NICHOLS win sell at auction on Friday,
May at Uis o'clock the private residence Sjl Broadway
between seventeenth and Eighteenth streets all the furni
tufe contained IN said house consisting OF very high
cost rosewood ebony and gilt Parlor and Chamber
ture also elegant and superb Bonzes Paan Satuette
fne Steel Engavinss superb Bronze Clock
labras elegant rich Window Curtains, Grossly Wilton
Carpets Rugs all made 10 order by Roux and others For
further particulars inquire OF the auctoneers l3 Pearl
HAnOYer
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

NTOTICE.-THE MEMBERS OF PYRAMID LODGE,
Nv No 400 T. and A. NJ are summoned 70 attend special
communication, at their OF Vwenyiih street
Eighth Monday May l. at ~ O'Clock, for the
purpose of attending the funeral OF late deceased procr
Henry Lloyd. The mLlbers Of Monitor and United States
Lodges and the fraternity n general respectfully invited
TO attend. W. II. BURNAP, NJ.
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DANCING ACADEMIES.

MACPHERsoN's pRIvATE, SUMNER CI.Ass-AT
for beginners on TUESDAY evening May and will be con-
nucd night per week throughout the season
N B-The next hop viii come on on Monday evening May
l. aud will also be continued every Monday evening during
Me season. Private Lessons gven Residence l62 Grand ~
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NTOTICE.-ALL PERSONS ARE HEREBY CAUTIONED
IN against hiring renting taking OF my
Uses, basement 50 Exchange place. occupied by
Wilberg CO., except by direct permission from Ell
WARD MATTHEWS, 10 Broad street, OF Exchange
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HENRY d. MINER, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 81
IL Nassau street opposite the Post office. MINER So
MELVILLE will sell auction, Wednesday, May at
their saesroo 81 Nassau street. large and elegant asor
meDt OF Household Furniture CONSISTING rosewOOd mahOga
and black walnut Paor Suits black walnut and mahoga
por suits; OAK mahogany and black walnut Extension
Tables rosewood black walnut Bookcases and Ward
robes; Velvet Medallion English, Brussels Tapestry Three
ply and Ingram Carpets; Ocots Mating Hemp Carpets,
DC carved rosewood black walnut and mahogany marble
Centre Tables Hall Stands rosewood mahogany
and black walnut Bedsteads; French Plate Pier and MGel
Mirrors Cured Hair Mattresses Feather Beds Boers and
Pillows Damask and Lace Window Curtains and Cornices;
Croekery and Gassware; K.tchen Iurnure, Utensils.
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A DvANCED-THE PRICES OF CAST OFF WEARING
N Apparel Furniture Carpets, &c, at the California
Agency six Dresses from $40 to O Goats from $6 70
Seventh avenue Twenty and Twenty third
streets where ali orders will be duly attended Of
the city.
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LNoR SALE-BY A GENTLEMAN ABOUT LEAVING
for Europe, OF handsome Horses Is hands high
single double harness three minutes Also
Park Phaeon, and Harness nearly Can be at
ll and 1913 West Thirty seventh street. between Eighth and
Ninth
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MATRIMONIAL.

YOUNG LADY OF EDUCATION AND REFINE.
N ment wishes form the acquaintance Of gentle
man wins has plenty Of means with view 70 matrimony
Address M. t., boz l76 Herald ONCE, New Yorh.
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LNOR sALE-A BLACK HAWK COLT, -FOUR YEARS
old, is hands high kind gentle. Inquire north
east corner OF Main and Water Streets Brooklyn, or u
Cherry street. New York.
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L,OR sALE-ONE PAIR OF MORGAN MARES, VERY
II closely matched Just from the country; l5is hands
high. Can be at A. GRAHAM'S Union stables, ,2S7
and L. 90 uroadway
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THE TRUSTEES AND SURGEONS OF THE NEW YORK
Opthamic school and Hospital requested 70 AT
the Institution, $50 Fourth avenue, at O'Clock this day
Sunday the purpose Of attending the funeral Of vaien-
tine Mott LII d., N. D., one OF the consulting surgeons
SOLOMON TURNER. President