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MANHOOD: HOW LOST, HOW RESTORED.

MANHOOD EOW LOST, HOW RESTORED.
~JMbn Just published, new edition Of Dr..
ZaLEkE3 CrLvEawxLL's CELEBRATED ESSAY ..
SN-EV the radical cure without medicips, ="
Sprnx.rorau1A, or seminal weakness, Involuntary
Seminal Losses Iuro1EscY. Mental aud PhysiesI 'o'
capacity impedments 10 Marriage etc. aISo, I'm
sumption, Epilepsy. and FITS indueea " wa ~
diligence or sexual extravaganza.
in sealed eIse ,ais s sagsir.ti s'1 ss..,
ny Sar'ons,,-,cs from thirty years successful
practice that The sormng h. o. ',
ahuse ma. &c ~, s;cne or the application of the
use o. n;a,;nc ont mode of cure at cnce simple
and sss Il, s %sss; of ~ nsss ever,
suhet t;,sa,f cheapIy privately, and radically.
ns-This Lecture should be in the hands Of every
youth and sst .., TaG in psn n1 envelope to
ss ,o,t-paia on receipt of six cents. or TIVE pssb
,.mns. Address the publishers
'aHp' CHAS. J. C. KLINE / CO.,
1877 Bowery New York Post Office Box 4,se9
March 23--ly
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Watches and JeWelry

ENTERPRISE!
SAMUEL 7. LITTLE.
Baltimore Street, Cumbernd. Md.
HAS now in store the best selected stock Of
GOLD AND SILVER WARE,
Fancy Articles, I'D,
EYER OFFERED Nv THIS CITY.
The Snecial attention of citizens and soldier
+. .,Iiri,rd to this STOCK. Having been purchases"
forCA.ufrom the norters, GREAT 1NOVSEhEN1e
arc offered for CASH to the Ta"lic.
name in part:
~M American and English
EAE2sfgA Gold ana Silver Ma'chcs
VERY LOW.
Ladies and Gentlcmen's Jewelry, OF the
latest and most improved styles. at
prices exceeding ly low; Gold
and silver Spcctacles,
Fine
English and
american Pocket and
Ial lie Cutlery, fine quality
of Pure Silver Table and Tea
Spoons, Silver Forks, Il Large ana
Splendid Assortment OF
GOLD PENS.
STOCK OF
Combs,
Brushes
Port Monaics,
AVN Toilc. Glasses,
Gut,a Percha Goods, &c,
Is Worthy the attention Of all who Wish 10 pur'
chase.
Tho special attention of Military men Is ''''e''eu
- H. ''' MILITARY GOODS,
Al If which nre Of the latest aud most improve"
styles. and u, prices that cannot f"i'' t''se enc
closest buyer. - -,.,r1r
SAMUEL Y. LITTLE
Btiiimore ST.. Cumberland, Nd.
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Pianos and Sewing Machines

The Mason & Hamlin Cabinet Organs, forty
different ST, les adapted to sacred and secular mi
sic. for $50 to $500 each. TlliETl-FlVE COLD
or SILVER MEDALS, or other hrst premiums
awarded them. Illustrated Catalogues free. Ad-
dress MASON & IIAMLlN, Bosros. or MASON
BROTERS, New IoEK. lsept. LILY.
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+ Z FEVRE'S
I FEVRE'S
WHITE OIL

NEVER FAiLlNG REMEDY
For Srrains, Cuts, Bruises, Old Sores
Scratches. Ringbone. Calls. Chafes
on Horses Rhenmatis,n, Lumbago.
Neuralgia. and oil
painful Local Affections that ataict tho Hpmsa
System.
DIRECTIONS
Apply tho Linu,cnt two or three .innes per day ani
rub we'll in with flannel rag.
PREPARED RY /"
H. LIE FEVRE Il Co.,
Juy .ua.- Druggists Cumb'd M
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TAKE PARTICULAR NOTE.

These are some OF the sad and melancholy effects
produced by early habits of youth, viz Weakness
of the Back and Limbs Pain in the Head, Dinncss
OF Sight Loss of Muscular Power, palptation of tn
Heart Dyspepsia, Nervous Irritability, Derangee
ment of the Digestive Functions, General Debility.
symptoms Of Consumption, &c.
MESrALITY The fearful effects on the mind are
much to he drcaded--Loss OF Memory, Confusion OF
Ideas, Depression Of Spirits, Evil ForebodinFs
Aversion 70 Society, Seitdstrust Love Of Solitude
Tmidity, &c.
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MARRIAGE.

Married Per:ea', or young men contemplating
marriage aware Of Physical Weakness Organic
Debility, Wasting of the Organs, De.crniiiies, &c
should apply Immediately.
lie who places himself under the care of DR.. J
may religiously confdc in his honor as gentleman
and confidently rely upon his skill as Physician
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Especially, who have become the victims OF Soil
,ary Vice that dreadful and destructive habit which
annually sweeps to untincly grave thousands q
Young Men Of the mos. exalted talent and brilliant
intellect who might otherwise have enranced lis
tcning Scnatos with the thnnlors OF c!oquence or
walked to extaces Tie living yre may call with full
confidence.
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MARRIAGE

reflect that sound mind and body are the most
necessary requisites to promote connnbal happiness
indeed. Without these the journey through lie
becomes a weary pilgrimage the prospect hourly
amkens TO the view; the mind becomes Swallowed
with despair and filled with the melancholy rehec-
tons that the happiness Of another is blighted with
our own
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1865-12-14

The property this Powder possesses In N.
ereasing the quantity Of Milk in Cows, giv0
i. an Importance and value which should
place It in tho hands o! every person keeping
a Cow. b, nctua! experiment il has proven
that it will increase the quantity Of Mix and
Cream twenty per cent, and make We hutIer
firm and sweet. In fatten;ng Cattle, it gives
them an appetite, looscrs their hide aaa
makes them thrive much faster
II o c. s.
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In all Diseases Of
tho Swine, sncii as
Coughs, Ulcers in
the Lunsa. Liver,
81. By putting
from half y paper
to = paper of these
Powders in a bar
rel Of Swill, the
above Diseases can
vented. BY using
L
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YOUNG MEN

who have injured themselves by certain practices
indrlccd in when alonc-a habit frequently learned
from evil companions or at school, the effects Of
which are nightly felt. even when asleep, anu, If
not cured renders marriage impossible, and de-
stroys both mind and body, should apply immcdi-
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ClocVn Gun % IIt"VvHteu =.
Prico Is cts. 20. Pa2,r, or Pspers forSl.
pV-rAErD ~
8. A. FOUTE & ERO.,
~ TUCIR
WHOLESALE DRUG kkD MEDICINE ctPaT. I'd
He. ue Franklin st., Eslhmore, Nd
For Sale nv Druggists and Storeksepsss
throughout the United States. Cd
These Powders can re had at Manufacturers
prices of c G. SIIRlvER, Druggists, Cunssrlaad
Md.
LACGHLIN Il BESHFIELD. Wheeling, WA
J. j BENDER, Pit.sburs, Pa.
JOHNSON. HOLLOWAY CoWpEN, Phil.
adclphia, Pa.
March 0, lss5--y.
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CHOICE BOTTLED LIQUORS.

Also, all kinds Of Liquors by the barrel at low
figures for cas-
j. SMITH h SON,
81, Chelpside, Baltimore, Md.
aug II, ISG5.--ly.
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ORGANI WEAKNESS. IMPOTENi IMPEi
MENTS TO MARRIAGE.

Member OF the Royal College Of Surgeons. Lon
den, Graduate from ono Of most eminent Colleges
in the Untcd States, and the greater part of whose
lie has been spcn. in the hospitals OF London,
Paris Philadelphia and elsewhere has effected some
of the astonishing cures that were ever known;
many troubled with ringing in the head and ears
when asleep, great nervousness be alarmed at sud-
den sounds, bashulncfs, with frequent blushing,
attended sometimes with arrangement Of the mind,
we're cured Immediately.
The New York herald., 1865-03-13

BALLET MASTER DUMARs PRIVATE DANCING
- Academy s. Seventh avenue, Thirteenth street =
Glasses every day and night Redowa dances taught
perfectly six private lessons
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pRooKEs' DANCING ACADEMY, s6l BRooME ST.
ID OPEN ALL THE YEAR.
NEW CLASS FOR TUESDAY.
SOTREE EVERY WEDNESDAY EVENING.
The annual Exhibition Ball at the New York Academy
Music, Thursday, March 30. Tickets o.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERClA
THURSDAY. Feb. 2s-sP. N

THURSDAY, Feb esp. NJ
The stock market active and buoyant at the first
board The closing quotations showed an advance upon
those or Tuesday morning in Erie Of ~, New York Cen
tra Ia Hudson River 81, Reading 22l, Michigan south
ern l. Illinois Central /, Northwestern u, Cleveland ana
Ptsbarg X, Rock Island y, Fort Wayne ~, Cumoer-
laAd 3h
Government securities were quiet but steady, except
enforties which declined " Fvetwenties OF 'ne o'u
issue, closed at Ill y; new, llOa n.
At the open board at one o'clock, Cumoerahu "aS ~
higher and the rest Of the list steady
Al the second regular board the market was dull.
Erie showed decline the first board price OF y,
New York Central y, Hudson River y, Cleveland and
Pittsburg n, Northwestern u Illinois Central and
Rock Island were steady. Reading advanced y, hichi-
gan Southern q, Fort Wayne u, Cumberland Ia
The gold market opened At recession from yester-
days price, but gradually advanced under an active de-
mand for cash. assisted by the calling in Of gold loans
by a prominent house. The quotations were:-
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Police Intelligence.

Detectives Keso and Radford yesterday arrested
young man named David g. K Jones, on the charge OF
having feonously obtained thirty dozen pairs Of kid
gloves, valued at 81, $50. from Mr. Hugh Dickson,
employed in A. T. Stewards store Jones, It appears,
called on Mr.. Dickson and said he desired to fill an
order for kid gloves for Mr. NJ Moody OF Now Orleans,
and directed that thirty dozen gloves should be sent to
the store Of John NJ. Davies Co., with the bill The
goods accordingly sent as directed after which
had made mistake that tho package should have been
sent to Mr. Moody's brother In Broadway The repre-
sentatons Jones being regarded trre the package
was delivered to him and he left 1t subsequently
ascertaned that Mr. Moody had not authorized Jones to
order gloves for him. and was alleged by Mr. Dickson
the gloves for his benefit. The goods recov
cred and Justice Bowling committed Jones for examna
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CLEARED
Steam hip % Granada BAXTER, Deaaiort~-x Leary
Ship Jane soulhard, Bishop, Panams-Merchans Car
BARK Adelaide, Ciornons Bremen-Ruger Bros. /.
Bark Bolivia, whiteberry, Aspnwali-Panama Railroad
Ba5s faGss fMS & pysr
Bs s9us b9sos r sI Small c 70
schr Frances Br), Taylor Rio Grande do sud-Ersmond
schr reIcy ropp, Fernsndps-rsrry Z 4 i Kssensy.
scb schr iisftstsne. lar Si Home Bcauiort-T Durham
Schr John Farnum, Mesathlln, Bstmore-Baker Day
"' ARRIVED.
Steamship Morning star, Nelson, New Orleans via Fort
Steamship Hudson III transport Alexander, Fortress
Ship Pawn, Nelson, cerdia; Scy H. with COAL to Tho.
Duna.% a q srsns e Ne s s1rs pas
Bark Ravensworh tBr), KerwIn Foochow, lis days With
'ef sisssy co Taylor Cape Town.
CGii Dec na with M99l &C, % master. a, a..
rs RsTs sesS is
G% sssd Ess sr V % spin JAN wa o a. mid
night heard distress; lowered boat and proceeded
srocs s one on SwsT, boat and tie other o. pair
steps tool them OF and brought hsm on board but S9aa
supposed they bad deserted from vessel in port
Ss ys ssp iss 4 nay.
sssod S I % ru, into Newport lowed from there his
'sy sifs%ss Sss sSS, PsSs' St Mar. nayu
Feb g. with logwood, " Y Nevus Son,
Brig Leader tof Arehat Ns Bouchc Halifax, Ms days
with 1sh aud coal, TO ] b Whitman.
Schr Central America tof Boston) Phnney Palermo NOV
r. with fruit. 10 Vernon II Brown Co. Had heavy west
eriy gales la lat 81 30 In gale from NV, lost sails fore
opa md sprung orcmas; bore up for arrived at
Faysi Dec 90 sailed again Jan ~ after making repairs
since which time have had succession Of and NV gales
lost maintopmast, main boom, and stove bulwarks
schr Nautilus, Pillsbury, Cove Point for Fairhayen.
schr Ira Lsifrienier Bacon Elxabchport Tor Boston,
echr Aunadllo Chase New Bedford.
Scbr Etoadaeli Crowci, Providence.
schr Joseph Hay, Hathaway, Bristol, RI
SAILED.
Steamships Ocean Queen, Cebawba and Iinois bark Do
lvia.
Wind ut sunso, sw.
American shipmasters' Association.
No 81 WALL srRrsr--RooMs n rs AND ~
The following approved Masters and Oncors have received
commissions from this Association;--
Ausiu Nakhau uiol voaey briG
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married.

BAcus-TEupsrR. wednesday, February %, at the
Church OF the Annunciaton by the Rev. VIM Rudder,
D. D., Gro A. BAcaE to MARIE daughter OF the late Geo
w. Teubner
BncKKR-TrrLEu -On Wednesday, February %, by the
Rev Edward o. Flagg PETER BECKER TO ANNIE D. young
No cards.
Newburg papers please copy.
Y, Monday, February 20, Robert CALDWELL, Of
Brooklyn, to OLLIE F. daughter Of P. F. Bell Esq, Of
the former place. No cards.
a. by Rev E. H. Gillett Mr. ALBERT v. COOPER, OF New
York. Miss THEoDo1A w., daughter Of Louis r. Huen
buMsDAY-CopEs-In this city, on Wednesday, Feb
ruary % at the residence OF his uncle 1873 Grand street.
by tho Rev. Lott Jones, WILLIAM DussDAY Of Missouri,
to Miss MARY A. CoPKs Of Brooklyn.
CUY-HoGNs-In Brooklyn, on Wednesday, February
% At the residence of H; Il. Hogns, by the Rev. Mr.
HARDNG-BRuNs.-At Bridgeport, Conn, on Wcdnes
day February e. at the residence Of the BRIDES mother
by the Rev. T Lathrop, WATSON HARDING, Of Hartand
VT to HESTER E., youngest daughter or the late Martin
Brrns OF New York.
Vermont papers pease copy.
HAUrsca-MEGxR.- Brooklyn, Wednesday, Feb
ruary ~ at the residence Of the brides athor by Row.
Z. Sands, ALsxASDER IA to Miss SoPHrA MEzGER
ruary Sa A. s. AIMS Church ny the Rev Lswrcnce 4.
Mills, K w. HUTCHINSON, NJ. d. of Near Rockaway, L l.,
TO ELIZA youngest daughter Of John Ensor ESQ., Of Dor
chester, Dorset England No cards.
English papers please copy.
HrLlxa-B,LDwIs.-o Sunday, February lo by Rev.
br 5os s ns d 70 LIZZIE
MExssI-WrcHTaax Brooklyn, on Wednesday,
February o. by the Rev r. G. Wightman, Of Groton,
Conn, Oscar MsKEEI TO Miss GEoRGASA WIGnTMAN, both
swAs-BurrIn Thursday, February %. at Chrst's
hG0sS BY .ns Fsv Of <
sAusDEzs-BALpwN. Brooklyn, N. r., on Thurs
by the Rev Hiram Hutchings, Mr.. FREDERICK ~ SAuN
pfns to Miss Lorrs NJ BALDWIN, both Of Brooklyn. N Y
New London papers please COPY
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Money h easy at six per cent with moderate demand
Commercial paper Of the first grade passes at 10 per
cent but the quantity offered for discount is not large
Foreign exchange is Inactive but drmer, owing to the
purchases Of parties who had been holding back for
fall Bankers sterling at sixty days is quoted at l07h
10s three days 10s3s 109 Merchants bills are
offered at 1861 a 107
The Secretary Of tho Treasury has authorized the pay
ment of tho March coupons the tenforty bonds on
presentation, and accordingly those wishing TO avail
themselves of the privilege do so either at the Sub
Treasures Washington The total interest on the
semi annual coupons will amount TO about s. 900 0o0
the principal being not far from sloO, oo,ooo
It is reported that the appointment Of Mr. Hugh Mo
Culloch to the secretaryshp of the Treasury will be
nounced to morrow
bill has been introduced into the Assembly at Al
bany defining the law relating to commercial paper
falling public holidays and also providing for the
presentation Of such where place Of payment is
toned on its face Section Of the BILL referring to the
latter, says
When residence place OF business is specified as
place of payment, before the signature OF any bill OF
exchange promssory note in the acceptance oil any
such bill, presentation and demand OF payment thereon
at the post office of the place at which said note or bill Is
held at maturity shall be deemed sufficient presenta
ton and demand Of payment and notice OF the non pay
ment thereof shall be sufficient to charge the drawers or
endorses thereof without other presentation or de-
mand And in such notice shall be deposited In
such post Office directed to the accepor OF such bill or
the maker OF such note, informing him oil the protest
thereof.
At present great caclessness is shown both by those
making, receiving and discountng commercial paper
and has often happened that notes have not been met
at maturity owing the holders being in ignorance Of
the residence place of business OF the makers,
and, therefore, unable TO present them. Every
promissory note should bo made payable at de-
sgnated place. and IL is to the interest Of the receiver
to SEQ that this is done. Legislation can establish
certain rules TO meet certain cases but the
true remedy for Irregularities OF this kind is
In the hands of the receivers The bill in question
aims the habit Of carelessness with regard to
commercial paper and define the duty Of holders, and
by simplifying the law will tend to abolish technical
deencss It's usefulness therefore, cannot be questioned
Tho condition Of the public debt January 81 Is bv
pubashed statement. not Official however described as
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tracks was barely one and three quarters per cent II
win also be seen that those roads running through the
country cost TO build and equip about thirty eight thou
sand dollars per mile, including, Of course the grading,
which is generally considered not far from onehaf the
expense and that the city roads cost nearly
thirty one thousand dollars per me without having
dollar to pay for grading
The following table compares the earnings OF some OF
the principal railroads during the month Of January this
year, with their gross receipts for the same time In
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do reaned At e1c esc fOr bonded, ana $40 csc for

free. -.
suGAR-Thare scarcely anything doing, there be-
np no demand outside OF the most urgent requirements
of the trade and though prices for raw were without
material change, the tendency OF prices Is downward
ranging from lie &c., and IA boxes Havana on private
terms Refined was dull and prices were shade on
We quote soft white at 24c 25c, soft yellow At &c
a3c and 26kc for powdered, crushed and granuated
T1LL0w was dun and heavy, and We have only to note
sales of $50 600 lbs. al l5H Nc a l6c.
WmsgEY.-Receipts, l22 bbls The market was mode
raey active but scarcely nrm sales 400 bbs Western
at 81 21
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In the cours, OF his argument Congress against The
proposed sales, Mr. Morrill, estimated the annua
Of tho country at three thousand Millions which
tax Of half per cent would amount TO only fifteen
millions. Mr odcn, however, made the following state
ments relative to the tax which worth recording,
with TO its adoption, If necessary by the next
Congress:-
From The annual report OF the Secretary OF the Treas
ury just padc rd inr ris for the fiscal year end
ing Jun 30. 1864 s3li,5I1 $50 Our exports for
the samc period were $40 Coo oS0 Add the day col
lectcd upon Imports given IN The report referred to,
amounting s02 $40 l52 IN gOd then add 10 that the
premium upon gold, estimating u at 200 and to these
the cost Of freight insurance, chargea ana profits at
say per cont these make the tea Of values Of for
eign trade alone the of S90j % a7 as ho rt veu
alton upon which this tax of One-haif per cent 81
p1l0reH Is Ia BE- seed Estimating goods 10 chaage
hands by sales three times whicn Is the lowest cacua
tion, yo have total upon which th tax will he levied
of 81 75 793 I9i The proposed ax, if assessed and
collected would yield s13 575, e65 ltwll he the
amounts thus given for our foreign commerce alone are
close proximity 10 the Amount stated the total saies
OF the country
The products of our Hshcrcs and marrr -lures, as
stated by the census returns show iot valuation Of
s1,75l 6j0.090 not including tho vantirr of the states
in rebellion and this total is in irces Of 1860 Jpou
thc same plsls Y caeitiha .t Boods chhi-c s"her
ship by sale ~ least three times the revenue 10 he de-
rived from this class Of sales Would be sc $50. Thus
II will be scen Il these estimates OF value arc orToct we
shall ohtan Of S9 s53 us from sales growing
out OF foreign trade and the manufactures OF the
country.
monstraie most clearly that he est mate Of the Comns
sioncr OF Internal ovegrc al the les OF tie country
will aggregate s1l coo coo 900 and yield revenue Of
S55 900 900 oYrrs,aed; tha contrary, be-
leve Ii this sal become law that the receipts
under its provisions viii be much larger than his est
mates.
The subscriptions to the scyen.thirty loan today,
through jay Cookies sgents, were:-
First Nat onal Bank. 5000, 900
Fisk Hatch. 500, 600
Popular loans becoming quite attractive. The
authorities OF Saco, Maine recently advertised for
loan OF thirty thousaad dollars, at nine per cent per
anDum 10 pay FOX volunteers, but were unsuccessful
They then opened books for popular loan at six per
cnt aud in two days thir;yeght thousand dollars
subscribed II the Supervisors OF Brooklyn had adopted
a similar plan, and opened books for subscriptions on
bonds from ten dollars upwards, ride asbe at
short periods that tho people could have contributed
their mite instead Of adhorng 10 tho old plan OF
thousand dollar bonds they would have received all the
money thcy could and for, and the draft wheel OF
the provost mareba would be today revolving in THAT
city.
The last quarterly srtoen of the banks of Ohio
The New York herald., 1865-02-24
CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

Ngw YORK, Feb. 23-o P. NJ
Hsa-Recepts, so bbls Market dull and prices
nominal
BREADsruvrs-Recsipss, 414 bbls -four, 467 bbs and
4Sl8 bags meal s,717 bushels corn, 100 do OATS
105 do rye and 500 do malt The higher rates for gold
induced rather inquiry for State and Western -four
and slight advance established on the low and mo-
dium grades, while the choice qualities werc trifc
flrmer The sales 5000 bbls. State and Western,
500 Southern and 400 Canadian In rye -four we have
no sales Of moment report but the market firm
at last quotations Corn meal was quiet and prices
were shade or Sales 100 bbs Brandywine at IS 40
q W.. 1nlc
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Sales OF Real Estate.
BY 4. H. Ludlow 4 Co.
The Boston Dry Goods Trade Sale.


The proceeds Of the dry goods trade SALE which closed
last night, amount to three millions Of dollars
Tho average prices wore deemed satisfactory 70 both
acIIer and purchaser
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1t VIII b seen that Nbis Tho net earnings OF tho steam
RnAwND wO usr eight per cent ihoss Of The borss
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American shipmastcrs' Association
No 81 WALL srRnsr--Rooxs q, rs AND ~.
following approved Masters and Ocors have received
commissions from this Associaon;--
Canaios2a7a Ams,n Wood; 3e5, Nathaniel vesey, brig
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SHIPPIN NE W. S.

ALMANAC ron NEW YoRK-rnrs DAT.
SUN ........... Al MOON Risss morn 20
10 iiGH WATER. eve -
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CLEARED

Port OF Now York, February "a, 1865.
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o s rsrs, whl ian W from as
snfc OF The subscriber on the night Of fcb 9 -.
uILES WRI0H1 .Nt2 an"ss 3roee.