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Evening star., 1865-01-26
AUCTION SALES.
This AFTERNOON AND fO.MOR RG

RYJ. Q. MCGUIRE CO.. Auosioneess.
CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY
ON 18th STREET. BELOW PENNSYLYAHIA
AVENUE. AND LOT AT THk .CCHNEk OF
MAkYLAND AVENUE AND THIRS SfREKr
BY authority Of the Supreme Court Of this Dis
trict, passed In Equity No. Sal, Matilda Ora INNER
Va Todd and Probasco, We shall exposes, sale, on
THURSDAY AFTERNOON. January ss. 1855, At
O'Clock, the premises, to the hi CHEST bidder, the
following valua able real estate to'wit:
Part of Lot No. Is, and tbs whole of lot No. Is,
in Square No 25s, frentins together about 65 feet
by depth syeragpg about 100 feet to pablic slley
81 feet wide, with outlet lB feet wide to Thr
teenth street, With the improvements consisting
of several old frame dwelling houses
Same day at AZ O'Clock. Lot No. /, in reservation
C.frnnting IS feet Maryland avenue. and 79 feet
Third street west 1T the of Third street,
nesr the canal bridge.
Terms One third cash, the residue In 6. l2. and
Is months with interest. for which the purchasers
bonds with surety will be taken, and'a lien re-
If the terms be not com piled with within FIVE
days from the day of sale the trustees reserve the
right to resell seven days public notice. at the
risk and cost Of the purchaser failing to comply.
MsNRY Nm 3 TPGR11PeAsoot Trustees.
Jan I'D j. O. MCGUIRE & co. Aucts.
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MARIsI.-The third quarter Of the season at
MaIinfs fashionable dancing academy, Tenn
perance Hall, commences on Thursday, Feb.
who wish to aysil thsmssives Of the nsirnc.
tions OF this admirable teacher. See his an
nouncement
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RY J. O. MCGUIRE CO., Auctionsers.
NEAT TWo.sTORY FRAME HOUSE AT puR-
LILO SALE.
On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, February lst
at o'clock, on the premises shall sell parts Of
Lots No. and 7. in sqnare No 399. fronting Is
feet Oh Ninth street, between N and o streets aud
running back "a feet ches to alley impro we'd
by q neat and nesrly new two story Frame House
CO tanning 6D rosms Subi-ct to a ground rent
of S3s per snnum Terms cash.
CcnveyanciBg and stamps at cost of purchaser
ia 8-d j. C.. Nee GUIRE & CO. Aucts
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PYJ. Q. MCGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers,

UNIMPR9vED PROPERTY ON DELAWARE
AVENUE AT PUBLIC SALE
On TUESDAY AFTERNOON, Jsnusry 3lst, at 4
O'Clock on the premises, we shall sell. the sosth
half Of Lot No. 4in Square No 66i. the east side
of Delawar avenue. between and D sta north
fronting q feet 411 inches said avenue and rna
ming back It's feet more or less.
Convey yancing and stamps at expense OF purcha
Terms cash.
id j q McGTJRFS
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DIshIssBD-Joseph Dodge, the young man
who was arrested al the Smithsonian while the
building was on fire, by detective Bigley, on
the charge of stealing, was yesterday brought
out before Justice Clayton, who dismissed the
case, there being no evidence TO show that he
intended to appropriate to his own use the
articles found in his possession.
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THE BUSINESS HEREAFTER WILL BE
i conducted under the name of H r. thinner
man Co, where they hope to receive q contin
late firm, and by strict attention to business to
please all who may be in want Of Furniture and
hoO''''N" u HF.ZIMMERMAN =. & GO.
January 81, 1865 Intel6 Chronl ja23-lE
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We shall sell at our Auction Rooms, on sATUR
DAY the 2sth instant, at 10 O'Clock a. m.
One Fine Green Velvet Psrlor Suite
One Fine Black Walnut Chamber Suite
One Fine B .ack Walnut Hair cloth ParIor Suite
Painted Cottage Suites snd Extension Tables
Dining, Bedroom, and other Chairs
BRUSSELS. Three-ply and Ingram Carpets
Cook, Radiator, and other Stoves
Also, 80 pairs of Mems Heavy Boots
One nearly new Platform Scale
And many other articles too numerous TO emu
merate GREEN & WILLIAMS,
ia 26d Auctioueers
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Brokers. corner Pa ave. and l5t b st.
A BRICK HOUSE. four rooms, for 81 $50; imme,,
diate possession given. Also. two Dairy and
Market FARMS, Of 80 acres each, IL miles from
fha cif ian 25-1
Evening star., 1865-01-26

POLICE RRPoRTs-Second Precinct Mary
Murphy, violating corporation ordinances |;
dismissed. Ellen NJ. jenkins, Sarah Williams,
petty larceny; Jail for hearing.
Tkird Precinct.-James Bradshaw, Dennis
Hawkins and John Jarboe, violating corpora
ton ordinance; S54l each. Dennis Cady and
Ann Robertson, 40 dismissed. Dennis Cady,
nuisance; do. Bridget Oosgrove, disorderly;
workhouse. Ann Reeves and Ellen Connor,
DIR unk; dismissed.
Evening star., 1865-01-26

E,OR RENT-Several ROOMS, fu rnished or
l. furnished at 42O street, between 9th and 7th
etc is1i
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that the people of tho North. Of the
whole country should extend to US the means of edo
cation at any rate. Mr.. Douglas then deserio cd nlS
Maryland ~ years ago. which resulted In his being al
the end three weeks threatened with from to 80 ashes
on his bare back If he persisted in poisoning ,hs
minds of the slaves. He sent his son down 70 the
same place q few days ago to see whether
he could establish school there now. Inc
Whole country should extend to US the blessings OF equn
liberty ut any rate Ito said so far ms churches anG
schools in the South afe concerned the colorea
race appear to 10 az wei oil there .os
Nh Lincons intention 10 grant universal suffrage 70
the eolcred people cftle South and especially 70 those
Hlo had borne arms. He repeated conversation nc
had WIN him the subject Give us our rights SAID ne
rights that yon have given to every body else No do MOI
give VS. amy rights All ask is, DO not take awoy
oar rigbtst We are men Americans. born on youl
SOIL we have watered IL with tears we have mr.
turf 1t with our blood we have defended ii with or
arms now IN three lrs in the OF the Revolution
he first blood that spted in defense of your revoIa
tohary cause WI black mans blood. Wei
ought again under Gen. Jackson on tine bank
Of tue Mobile and fought travey to command The
respect and admiration Of Gen. Jach son and call forth
We driven from the BODY oic denied the rich
to vote prescribed IN the army degraded in the navy
land brought down to tie condition in which W.
were found at the commencement of this Rebellion
ow again it has become necessary to call to tn
aid Of this Government in this war. 1t hardly
necessary. We hardly waited 10 bc called, but we
came without calling. IAppIaase The Government
OF tie United States never hsd TO call, issued
Specific proclamation ealing upon The cOlored
men TO enlist III the service of the United States.
great many aere issued for white men but 70
oac; men. They came without being called
Mr. DOUGLASS made some excellent and telling points
in his admirable address, During the delivery of his
discourse the greatest enthusiasm preyaied times
the applause continuing for several minutes re was
followed by ". Lloyd Garrison in splendid address
JoHS JAY esq, addT,s cd the meeting. II re
marks iiouedto with deep atteror, which were
frequently interrupted by applause. About 10. o'clock
the meeting aLiOuTlcd,
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we find iarse body Of intelligent merchants there &c
find advanced culture, civil liberty material progress
the advancement Of literature and the progress OF the
arts.
WILLIAM c. PRIME was next introduced. He said he
felt satisfied al the success which the President
enabled to announce tonight. He intended to say
something about the library as 1t Is tie best for all
purposes IN the city of New.York. lie would under.
take TO say that there could not be found In this city
country. selected from any branch of employment or
profession, G0O0 young men which viii have such nau-
upon the future history of this country and The
world the young of this Association IheSe are
10 be the future merchant princes OF New. York. He
spoke al length concerning the spread OF ue LnsLsh
language.
WM. L. DODGE wns intro laced who spoke Of the ia
ciiies offered TO young of the present day for self
mpro' ement; he said when merchant wants to pro-
mote young IN his employ he does not select those
who are in the habit Of promenading Broadway ana
visiting the theateT and opera but h. selects the stud
ous young He referred to President Johnson aud
late President being both poor boys but by in.
dusry ard perseverance raised themselves to the CHEF
seat Of the nation.
Addresses also delivered by Richard La,hers,
esq, and W ilson G.. ilY'. esq., after which the exer'
ciscs were brought TO atose.
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Society for tn Relief OF tint
EmrfGrci and Crippled.

At the annual meeting Of the Board OF
Ruptured and Crippled held at the Bib.e Housg On q
evening OF May g. the following facts were PIE 0n-ed
the report which wns read by DR.. knight surgeon to
oeyel for teatmou relieved and di.o larged $40 lG
Of whom we've incI.able; and that from Nay lr6J to
May 1865 7g3 patients had received professional ser
vice. of whom l5s6 we're relieved and dlsohTged p
being iucuIable Tighty-two Of those tiens, being
under u years age treated Ia the Insli i,OD
- Of whom bid been reliev and discharged. H. the
t. years 60 persons had been supplied with trusses
10 persons FOR tie relief ~ enlarged veins and Ulcers az
the les: l2J Of hip disease and wate sN cling
lU2 abdominal. supporters for females l61 cases 81
= pinnl scase; the remainder minor ailments. The
following eentlcnen elected officers for tAe ensa
ing year. President, john &. Green Vice pgesdeD
James Lenox. Robert Il. Mintnrn, John David Wo,ie
4. X. Wctmore and Stewart Brown; Treasurer. iona
than Sturgcs; Corresponding SeorctGry K " Hartley
Recording Sesio.ary. Jos. y. Collins.
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT or NEN-YORK.. MAY 10.
C.es %.

Steamship Moro Castle Adams Havana, Spodord Tileseu
& CO.
s,esaer Yazoo couch Norfolk, O. Heluoken Palmer
Steamer Nrslcouia, Sherwood Portland, H. Is. Cronweh
4 Co.
Steamer Falcon Aldrich. Washington. 4. Bynner.
Siealnt. ~. Woodward. Cundh, Blltimore, W. DaEel
Steiner A'haml- Benson Charleston A. Lesry.
81 In Nlual lfri King, Quebec. Snow Il Burgess
Ahip EizqAetn Heml'on, White Havana !. Il. eager.
bsit Sea Gem trl, Pethgrew Matsnzas. II. J. c. a.
Dew OF.
Bark All 5re (Br). Fraser Pctou, n. s. Brett Son Co.
Bark Genie i,ry (Br.) Cool. Msrscles Boyd hncken.
Bark rathrias Ham,, Greene Hamburg Funch Aiencks
& Wendt.
{ CO.
Brig Ia Cayenne lPr.l, Doherty, Aux Cages Wilson
Cameron
sch William Lancaster Durham s.; Charles, NIB, Brett
Son Il Go.
Sclr Guu Roch, Boyd Boston. Jed Frye Co.
SCH Grover fRr.l Lowell. Tsmpico, Peck Il Church.
schi NGul Dayis Bathurst. Africa, J. H. Woodhouse.
s.r X. :. Dean. Weslsate. Charleston Corner Il Mum
ford.
schr Ma.yland, Sterling, Nassau, Bentley, Smith Co.
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wOOL-The market for both Domestic and Foreign
Irregular and at the close are quite nominal; tne
views Of buyers and sellers are wide apart W, we
quote: Domestic at 6Ja67c. for Naive unu nls
fiuos; 67a70c for and do; 70d1ic Tor lu,.oioVu
DO; 75a77c for Saxony necces Pulled at o. 5Sc Tor
No. l. 6s97oc. for supcrfne and 1Og.Sc lpr Ex,ra
g. 10 "a, Finc do. South American at
e5Ss7c. for common washed Of al descriptions
s2Q35c for Mestza Unwashed and 3oa5'e' Tor Merino
~ .p;o Iynshe5 40al5c for Creole Unwashei
tss, cordoa TasHsd 23ssSs fG f,S gVTssaSd
a Hficsn esoSa6c for UnWashed 35Qfoo. for Washed;
Sosican. SOaS5c. for Unwashed; Smyrna q, 25033c
for Unyashed and 42045c for Washed, and Syrian at
pf032c for Unwashed
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Steam ' EAGLE Lswr.nce. Havana 9th inst mdse. and
pas. sPerord li,e.ton ( Co. .,.,.
!; ;. Q..M
SHIP Antarctic Morrison Liverpool 20 days nisend 50
o ih INST IL 4 So ioo o. 49, heavy
gale ff9a, ; : CARED az y napa.' nLhs% oPst ,
ana;c rising BY the filling o. tie ;FaT' JGhS sany
ireland ald JOIN Despu 'eaen weTe killed and Nicho'
keyuolds sselnan, washed overheard.
shp Rhine, Moore London ard Portsmouth st ult, mdse
Sin n y5s siSth isoway FIRTH IS days.
coal tib5n Chauncey Has had soathery winds fSr
SIP sir hocr Peel scr'be-, Liverpool 9Th u, ridsc
SHIP sinaehsha (of Lond 'ndery) McGr,th, Londonderry
ltt Ilt. rs iron aud go pass, 4. s 4. Knox L Co
an SaB S.. s; c1o:Ass wooa SS Liverpool muse
snip che Wheeler ,o Lyerpo9 wil,h Liv , "a
Snip 0ria tof Ti1erpOOD coafeld Liverpool, Al days.
Bah Bopndng Di'ow tof Boston,, yedalch Mss.ina MAJ
~ via boston IN inst nut OLSON onant Passed Old
'aT ,aGgas No. $3.50 q Ess s o GRAY Mco.n. IS
BrS lsP S of maiiis5 Sd Mccu.ush Trinidad d.
of HsfA ya az E.s' hua.-ess, COW
t,rk J. NJ. Morales tof PicOu crOscup Newport, Eng.
sris Mary Leblanc of Aricbst) Leblanc Prince Edwards
Island d-ys oats. Gordon, Bruce McAulife Had heavy
prs isvori,e (of Now .ven), Prnde aeues p n.
Il days uoas e.. H. Trosbridscs LeHbrs Nuevitas
snd lhomes Turuu dchargios, and Gimor Meredith and
brs voast los Lunenbirg n. ST. Gage, Ponce, p R.,
days. sugar Nc, stuIg,s Co.
lrg i,n .ar (of ShelsIrne, NS.l, Harding MataDsaA
II days, slgfr Brett Son a Go. ,
Bng HANNAH 10! Ha.axl, bonnsuton, 90" Bay ~ day%
Biz or.-ni of sl,Iburne N 81 Nicker,on, Glaze Bay,
DAYS cool Brett, Son Co. Lott bnss Ellen and Eous'f
N.wi orr IN , days .
scr Busdcs Hst;, Denton. Alexandra days, coal, to
sehr Democrat Tacy Csias lumber.
schr. Benjam Strong Brown, Elzabethpor Tor Prou
dence.
Sohr Elm City Watts, Eewburg.
Schr Para Clara, Mac.i days ahs and enoer Talbot
shr Rocket Marshall Calas days, lumber B0Gdmaa-
schr. M.ssrnser, Holden. hocAlani, LINE.
S,Ir. -. Lucas, Barnes, Rcck'and, lime
ScIr. 4 Der. jaime .ou, ROckl,ndt inie.
sclr 7 .ther, Davis Por, Chest. fos Albany
scir. Sarah f.. jones' Fish, Georgetown, coal-for New.
sehr b. r. Brlinard Kelly Flizabethport for Hartford
schr Golden Eagle he ley ENzlbrtApo Tor New bedford
schr. n +. Foster. Calk, AubOy for Boston,
>chr. Ida !. Jayne, jayne, beorge'own. coal
Schr S j. WaIing Smith tenasdna, days, In ballast, j.
Smith 4 Co. - .
scur. ID. Grant 10! fsiar) McEechron Lhsai y. D., IL
days coal. % order. -
Schr John Nohrup tof Corrwslls) Ierd, Mayaguez II
days moassot ID. h. D,WoG& Co. Left big Appoo fos
Newly ork ia day. 49,
schr Ll.e (Dsl svarrer Rio Grade. IS days, hides,
wool &c., Charles llomysoa.
seir C. l. Farnswoll of Barbadoe.). Cowe, Ponce, p:
R. II DAYS. nolasses r.. T. SIuih Co Left bnss Daniel
Trowbrise aud scotland. both ior New York
shr Adiie r. Simpson, Cninings Easiport DAYS tum'
Der. Jed FryeS Co. -. T..
Schr 3 T. King. Ciendsnns, Calais days lumber Jed
frye Co -. -
sch Cara Jane Armstrong Lubec days, lumber Jed
Schr Burket, Hart Denton, Georgetown coal
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BRfOhLNN 1OUSb NJ IN tLfINiiAN Aooc'i !
ATI0N-AGNUAL ELECTION or OFFICERS The ll.h
annual meeting Of ,he Brooklyn Young Mems Chris
tian 4 ssociaon was held IN their rooms at the NasA
ngtOu Institute Tuesday eycAng, and m view OF me D'a
yOfabc state Of tho weather Vas well attended. The
President, Air. william Lasa occupied the ehniF and
amer the usual preliminary exercises, the business o.
the meeting was PROCEEDED with 1hc Presidents re-
port showed that the Association had jnit closed
a year Of gratifying prosperity. the receipts having
been - Oe the debts all PAID, and balance ieit ia
the Treasury. The library now CONSISTS OF afOO vol
umea. The Weet-lys during the pest year nave Deen
b.ti.rnttcndcd than ever before. end increasing
interest has been manifested III tho welfare If the A--o
cia.iou and with the mos. gratifying results Ahuson
was made the inst closed and the hope eXpie sae
that the pacific policy Of the late President Lincoln.
yindlcliye feeling should b. displayed toward tho
South but that they should be bleA by good dces,
and in that spirit OF charity which bids us love
our enemies. The report of the TressuTer was
after which delegates werc appointed to the Annuei
Convention meet in Philadelphia the sth OF June
next The election OF officers for the ensuing year
then proceeded with and resulted Ia the choice Of tie
following gentlemen:
President william Edssll; Vice Presidents, s. ~ Gdlngs
Episcopal; L. H. B1rkgr Congregational Il A. Hsar p
'isi c. II. Fighter Methodist Robert A. Bryant P.eshy
terrain; J. Suydsm sloaihof Reformed Dairh Corrcspo ID
ia, Secretary Henry White; Recording secretary james
Darling Treasurer Henry Chaplin Librarian George A. Mp
rand. kcsser James HI. Lightbody Managers c. Wbour.
lie orued Dutch Thomas %. Commit bapti. L. W. Man
III. -i.r Congr.. atlo1al; 4. b. Thorre Methodist
The Association viii remove from their present quar-
tiers on the LIST " july 20 the building on the cor
nor Of Fulton.ave and Galatln.place. They VIII oc
cuy the second ard third floors which they lave leased
three year The dimensions axe 20 by % feet The
location being attractive aud pleasant the rooms
Of sufficient capacity for all the purposes required It 81
confidently anticipated that these combinations VIII
cuigce the material prosperity Of the Association
The proceedings Of the meeting closed with prayer
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In steamship Eagle from liavane-Hon. Ramon Paez A.
W Morse, lady and servants Julio Alfonso Do Adama Son'
sn Gulou Mrs T. N.rrer. child aHd servant; Miss Yer
rer, +. H. Crebb, lady. child aud servant: G. W. saun.
de apd lady, N. Nelesco, two children snd servant
Au teco \. Garcia aud lady, Mr.. Laugweth and child,
Reqaero and daughter Ms l.. Taylor Miss Taylor Mis:
Norw Cd, Mrs iuua Davis J. leli, lady ushter ana
Miss 4. " Turner Geo Middleton and lady r. V. Chacon.
I. c. DO Vol. r.. Mourtne, A. solero,
J. Gauigosa, J. Henspdez, L. EDiS
Ohm Hnue'ge J. 2. Marquee " Ust Il. Glyon II. En,'
erson, j. T. Queeda :. T. Fernandez j. Rune, H. lianei.
T. &. FeIreco !. RIM +. Miranda w. Socu, q. Ryerson.
o. Goodcl l. c. Irwin H. Cussne. T. Maynard, II. Ger
hard. John Mayer, Geo. H.rcs VIM j. Chase.-Tots TO-
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~ M,y TO- 1905
Amour, of stock at u,riet:
Til III; s4i 1 i 5 5SS l ss lS S
One year ago inlay H.. 025 1879 LOO lao lOcO
PRIossBeet per 100 u. to.ei weight Of hide, tel
low aud - Extra $50 Is; fsl quality sl4d 49, sec
ond quaiiy, 3d $l3 rs third quality, $l20$l3; few
choicest single pans sl6i some Of the poorest Bulls, &c,
Uoyting OJen $3.50 $3.50; Handy stcers, $lOO0 $50
or much sccoi dirg 20 their value for beef
Cors AID Young Caires-fsis quality, &40G SO Extra,
f7Jd sic; faiTow and by. s28d + 90.
SisPer 10. live weight &C., No!thern shesred some
Western los n ard Cot, ll2c 3 b.
Fat Hgs-lesallc. live weight; shOte' l5disc.; Suck
ing Pigs. ;. d3lc T. 10.
Zeal CARES s5G $40.
Hides-hrghton. 50Sc.; Country lots. SAFE
TGl0u- rightor, 8Q9tc.i Country lots .06c. y 10.
PeifsSi 5J0 81 80 esch Sheared 2,c.; CGissins $50
2oe. T. r..
EEsARKs-The arrivals Of cattle at market this week are
only Gil which with 322 lc from last week amount
70 only 93 Oithese 60 from Canada and the Western
States leaving z83 th. Neyy- ua'8nd States. Although
cattle tts week positive proof Of Improvement in the
market, There cattle bought IN Albany for this
ket the western stock that we have Sought further
West Although change in scale Of prices
al cases to crowd dow Ires quite low they able
e DO isst week Very W cattle sold f.! anything
15o p ID.
The number Of sheep Is nearly doubc that reported last
week. About one half Western They hsve,
been arriving between market day t1t several carloads
about r last There very fst sheep
anon Western. One two los OF shelIel sheep fed
the Sciota in Ohio e1 d. sold at l;o + ~. and
one lot Of sheared oLs sod ior lie Many Northern sheep
large u9py Of calves and but little change in this branch
OF the trade.
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FIRE ON SHIPBoARD.-ShOrtly after a O'Clock
on Wednesday morning the propeller Edward L. CLARK
OF Philadelphia caught fire while lying at the dock at the
foot Of Ffthst East River. All efforts TO extinguish
the flames were unayailing and she was then hauled
out into the stream In order TO save the shipping and
other property in the vicinity As she hoated up stream
with the tide tho Eighteenth Precnct Police boarded
her In boats and succeeded in saving few articles
They then forced to abandon her and she hoatet
70 the foot Of Sxteenth-s, and burned TO the water
edge and sank. The amount Of loss and insurance II
Ut present unknown.
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Meeting Of Mercantile Library Association

The 4ith annual meeting of this Association
was held on tuesday evening at Clinton Hall. There
was large audience assembled.
The hall was very tasielully decorated Wilson u.
Hunt, esq. presided.
Tho exercises commenced by Dcdworths Band
playing the Opening March, dedicated TO the Mer'
camille Library Association by Mr.. H. Is Dod"orth
The minutes Of tfe las, annual meeting were real
which was followed by the reading OF the treasurer
renort The following Is the report:
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cor-pT carrNDARs-THIs DAY.

SUPREME cUlT-CIEcUT.-PARTI .--Calendal
unchanged PART No. 1885, li08, 1850, 8s4 go, 1886
flss 49, 1890 l4lO 1870 I2 Il9i 1872 l6l5 1870 f62 b6
ToS, T0i SPECIAL 1fRsNos 2 "A 70 70 H. zS 70 ~
3D. 81. 81. -, IS, 81. 80, 81. ~, 81, AZ. a. ~
SUpERNe CoURT-TRIAL IEHM:-PART Nos Nos
<e5g Sal S83 52g 52s SOL 1898. 5g5. $780, SEQ 53ll
1913 53i9 sell 53l3 PART lNos. $500 $3.50 l7so. 5sse
1850 SIG 3si 1886 $40 1895 4ils 1893 4g, Sgz 1853
CoURr OF COMMON PLEAs.-PART l.-N0s. Slp
ees ss9 ga7 g.a 2oe 7s7 COL $40 y42 g3 49, 537 9l 95
PAIR INos g. 95 439 8 500 49, '6, lS, 1888 s9i 995
2Sy ga, 600, 500.
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Rnp,i-i Sunday.schooI Unioa.

The Fifth anniversary OF this organization
occurred Tuesday and was observed wish al ropri.
a. exercises at the church o. Boone Eliza
bein.sis. Hymns we're sung by tho children and
addresses were made by Slcssis. Lawson. Clayborr,
welsh Peek and others. y collection in tie yeslry d
the 4. rlol followed the public exercises
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THE BROOKLYN SUNDAY SCHOOLS. An
niversary Of tho Brooklyn Sunday Schools 10 which
great deal of interest - always attached by The Jlyeni
potion Of the community is fixed for Tuesday the 2(
of MAY instant.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-11

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
sun Rises...4.49 Sun Slts..7.05 Moon RISES. T:57s
HiGH WATER THIS
ssndy Hook 7.5;m Gov. Island e.3jrn Hell Gate...DN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-11

10 rhiladelphisb BY steamer Jesse Hoyt daily, Sun
DAYS excepted) from foot of Wallst., Brooklyn.
eonneetins at Port Monmouth with tTsins for
10 Pbads ap,. h.
Courtlsnd,-st.' 4 10 and III "i snJsn
m, and y midnight sunday
70 Philadelphia. per Railway and Steamboat. lSun.
days excepted via Camden and Amboy from foot
To Providence by Neptune s.esrnsbip CO.. iims
daily. from pier e. foot Of Rohnson.-t.. H. r. al
To Red Bank end Long Brsnch, by steamer Fag,e'
daily from pier foot OF Murray st., at. .........
Courtsndt-st.. 7. aud ~ t. m, ! p. ~, and n
midnight. Sunday. ...................,..
For further i s.I.sa ion in regard 10 Railroad Tin
zee embellishments in another part of this paper.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-11

ARRIVAL OF EsAGRAsTs.-The steamer Erin,
at this port from Liverpool brought 1000 passengers
which is probably the largest load Of emgrants ever
landed from one vessel
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-11

MAY lo-3,9ss bhls. Flour lsl hbls Whisky. Leo
tts Corn Meal, pkg. Ashes $50 pkgs. Lard, 2.47l
pigs Provisions. 2.s pkgs. Butter