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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-12
Commencemens Of Grammar School NO
ll-Iuteresting Ceremenies.

The annual commencement Of the Female
Department of Grammar School No. IL, took place
Yesterday morning in the large room of the school, In
Seventeenth near Ninthaye
The room was very tastefuy decorated; from the
center hung basket Of running vines, In which haii
hidden by the leaves was vase Of gold fish. new
room IL needed very much the present one scarce.
" capable Of seating half the scholars ana mas 10"
ceilings and poor means Of ingress and egress.
The exercises were interesting. Three exhibitions
Of Casthenics took the place Of ntermssions ana KEPT
every one from being fatIgued during the exercises.
which occupied four hours
The following was the order Of exercises: Chorus
Haydns Moses in Egypt Reading Of Scripture Gnans
by Josephine Stanley Duet and Chorus have wait,
ed for the Lord" Dialogue-"La Wolfe cousine
Chorus-Song Of Dawn; Reading" Singing for the
would put many older scholar to shame; ReahnS--
Scene from King Lear; Duet-Piano Solo-",Tis but
little faded flower" Miss Emma Mikelsi ChorgsE
NIGHTS Shade; Dialogue-"Die Gouveinarte;" Solo
and Chorus-The May Queen Helen Ten Eyck; Com
position" American Mind Emma Mikelsi Solo
Sky.srk. Carrie Jacacks; Recitation" Thank G1d'
the old flags living" Josephine Escnprce; this WAS de-
yered with great feeling and received loud applause
The Valedictory a c.editabe Grafton on woman
Work" was delivered by Sarah f. Darymplc.
S. X. Randall. County Superintendent remarked that
for the past seven months he had been visiting the pub
lie schools almost daily and had witnessed many exer-
cises like the present but none had surpassed-he wns
not afraid To say eqnoled-these. The address 70 tle
school was given by the Rev. DIR. Clark the address
10 the graduates by the Rev Dr. Mkels. Mr.. Riddle,
CITY Superintendent remarked that he had thof0ughy
examined the graduating class ana conid testi'y 'n'
each had won her diploma as a graduate Oh the ao'
y9pced course by hard study.
Tho Diplomas wer, presented to Sarah i. Darym'
PIE RobDa Gchrist Margaret McNab Josephine
STANLEY Eyelne Bergquis and Emma a Mikeis.
The parting song was gwen oy me CLASS any ",I
the doIolosy the benedction was pronounced by the
Rev. Dr. Mikels.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-12
Chicago Sanitary Fair.
CORRESPONDENCE.

NEw-YoRK, June T. 1861
To Mrs. Majoy.GH. WI. I. SHERMAN.
DEAR MADAME: We, the undersigned
Catholic clergymen in response to your circular in be-
td Of the North Western Sanitary Fair do ourselves
the honor Of RENTING herewith vc hcndred and seven
dollars s5o subscribed by ourselves and others at
solicitation. and list Of whose names We inclose.
1t was happy thought TO place the Fair under the
auspices of the various churches both because of the
friendly rivalry for the palm of well doing which is
thus likely TO be engendered and particularly be.
cause the object of relieving sick and wounded sol
ders and providing permanent homes for the disabled
10 clearly such 20 must ever be cherished wherever and
In proportion as the spirit of Christianity exists We
rejoice however, TO know that beside nis Christian
phIanthrophy principal object with you is to honor
he heroic patriotism Of American soldiers as ex
aibited in the for the Union.
This has had in il much Of the character Of
'boly war" 10 afford an additional reason why the
expression Of approval should be made by the people
ander the banner Of the churches II has been waged
of the UNFOLDING Of the principle Of obedience civil
aw to which st. Paul commands every man 10 be SUBJ
ect and for the preservation every portion of its
territory Of that Government which is the most humane
and benefcent earth, and, moreover, inseparably
connected with it. either the perpetuaon or re-.
moval Of gigantic wrong which many good Christians
may have been induced to apologize for, but which
good Christian could have found il in his heart cordially
10 love-
We take particular pleasure in having this oppor.
unity of expressing great esteem and respect for
Yourself dear madam, and admiration and graft
ipde for the services to the Of the Union
and humanity. OF the lustrious Of whom You are
she worthy wife. We remain dear madam your obedi'
snt servants.
Rev THOMAS FARRELL, Rev. McGLYSS, ID,
Rev SYLVESTER MALONE Rev. A. L. BJKTsELL d. D..
Rev. PATRICK MCCARTHY, Rev. THos. MCLAUGHLIN,
and others.
10 the Rev Thomas Fsue Pastor Of St Joseph Church
the Rev. = Malone, Pastor Of Sts Peter and Pauls
Church; the Rev Mccarthy, Pastor Of Church Of the
Holy Cross; the Rev T. McGlynn d. D.. Military Chap
lain, the Rev. X L. Busel d. D., Assistant Pastor Of
IT Arm, Church the Rev Thomas Mclaughlin, Pastor
Of Church at New. Rochelle. New orh City.
Rev. GEs1LfNES: Allow me to offer you my most
sincere thanks for your most kind compliment TO me. IN
tLe very cas.oss coEt-troI conveyed 70 nc Cor tic
benefit VI the Sanitary Fair In Chicago. Nothing could
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Hyotcl Personal.

Gen. J. w. Denver, California; Gen. Charles
L. Fltzhugh. L. S. A.; Judge j. w. Clough, Oregon.
and c. A. Henderson and son. Washington. are at TIA
Metropolitan Hotel.
Iieut Col A q. Lawrence. L. 5. A; 4. Canzenery.
New. York and Major Clayhill Canada, are at ia
Brcyoort House. Ct.
Neworleans and David A Brayton, Fall River, are It
tho Fifth Avenue Hotel
The Marquis dc Chanbun, Paris is at the Clarendon
Hotel a;
!. Il. vining and wife, Montreal. are at the Everett
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-12

DIFFERENTIATION OF TIE Old OK0ANIHNIIVN TO
CONTINUE ITS DUTIBS-TWO OF THE ENdiNE
HOUSES CLOSED BY THE COMMISSIONERS
Monday evening, the Board Of Engineers and
Foreman of the Volunteer Fire Department held
meeting at Firemen's Hail. when q communication
received from the Metropolitan Fire Commissioners 70
the effect that they ng 10 grant All honorable
discharge 10 all the members OF the Volunteer Depart
ment on the list proYimo as had been demanded at q
previous conv0catiOn Of that body
vote having been taken on the proposition TO dis
band the volunteer companies at once the 10Th OF Jul,
having been tho day named II was ncgnved by ma
nrity of 30 The Secretary OF the Board Of Engineers
Mr. Davidson then rendered his resignation. and ad
journment followed.
Tie Metropolitan Commissioners on Tuesday ordered
the closing OF the Engine Houses of Companies Nos
ls and IS on account Of their recent riotous conduct
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-12
Eycuiug Exchange
LatCaf ship News.

ANKTNFU.
Shin General Butler (of Bath Mel Wood, Shields May 10
coal l. e. Duncan Co. Had lisht winds most Of pa-sage
Hsrk Mary Dyer Simmons Cow Bay IL days, coal Pecs
& Church. Sailed ia company withbr il Edward.
WIND-At Sunset n.
BELOW.
Ship Underwf,e from Pensacola brig Neva.
SPOKEN
Ship Thos Durham, steering E.Juy g. lat 4o:+3 lon c.
Bark Clare Babuyan from ST. Johns for London-Jlie II
lat. 42:48, lon. 50 AS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-12

A PRUssIAS CONSUL IN TROUBLE-PAs

A PRUsSlAS CONSUL IN TROU BLE-PAsSPORI
REGULATIONS-GES. BARRIOS.
The Government Of San Salvador has with.
drawn the eXequaior OF Dr. Bernhard Consul OF Prus
sia at San Miguel ana forbidden him 10 return to the
Republic.
had already fed from the country.
President Ducas has issued address to the army
thanking it for its prompt and efficient services In sup
pressing the rebellion.
Passport regulations will for the present be strictly
maintained in San Salvador.
A strong public feeling exists against Gen. Barros
Ne IL viewed the chief instigator OF the recent re
LeIion.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-12
DOARD or SCHOOL OFFICERs FIFTH

ID WARD-Tn Special Session New.fork, July II, SOY
the following Preamble and Resolutions unanIona1
adopted: .
Hheyeds In the s-wse dspensaon Of Divine Provdence
are deprived by death Of honored aud esteemed sso
ate FRANCIS X. TlLL0U, esq who for three and hat
wears occupied prominent aud infner position mem,
Der and at the his death President Of the Beard 81
School Officers Of the Fifth Ward. -.
Resred That In this dsp-nsaton the members OF this
BOARD are called the loss of sincere friend M lp-
right man an able understandable and Intelligent school ohcer
an Influential public spirited and benevolent citizen dr
iou, wise and faithful custodian of the interest committed
his guardianship aud whose place N many departure mo
pu bic benevol-uce cannot be easily supph
Re.oired That the members Of thi. Board while nonna
their ow loss Of highly priced and repec,as
do most deeply syInpsthks ard sincerely condos WIN e
breayed family and friends In the great affection which tey
have been called to suffer , -.
ks.oIrsd That the members Of this Board in token OF -
.pec for the deceased will the usual badge OF noef
Tor 20 DAYS that they will attend his funeral and that ,hsy
viii cause the Principals desks Ia each OF the schools ana '
partments TO be draped In mourning for that reriod -
Re,o,rsd That further msrk Of respect inc echVo
under the this Soard be closed on the day
for the intermen 800 :, m, 80.
Rs,ed Thsthese resolutions BE- publishsdin The Troas
and Herald and copy be transmitted 10 the family oil w
JOHN HEWITT President protein.
| JAxEs b. DrPI0NAC, Secretary pro TEN.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-12
NEW.JEHsEY ECws.

The NBw-JBRsEY SCHUTzES CoRPs.--lb3
New.iersoy sehutzen Corps were 10 have commenced
their annual festival yesterday. bat owing u the nne~
yorabe state If the weather It was post poned un 20
day when they viii proceed 10 Gutenberg 10 sho9' io
At Otto Cottage Garden in HoboscI. On Wednesaay.
the Corps viii reasscmbe at the Garden wren va
prizes Will be distributed to De followed by such p.s
lines as ladies' pize shooting. bag running, cimbln
creased poles &c. to eonclude with moonlight less
tfv.1
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-12

FATALLY INJURED BY AN ELEVATOR
Coroner Cover Yesterday afternoon held inquest ut
the New York Hospital on tho body Of Arthur Mctiin
mis- aged years. Deceased in the employ Of Mr.
King at No. rs Fulton-st, and while ascending to one
81 the upper floors the elevator failed TO exercise
due caution and his head was caught between 1t and
the hatch. and crushed In such manner az to cause
death soon after his admission into the New York
Hospital verdict Of accidental death was rendered
by the jury. Deceased resided with his parents at No
2ls West Twenty enth-st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-12
SpyTrNcEs ~ THE Court OF SESsTONs.-T

SENTENCES IN THE COURT OF SEssIoNs.-Ihd
following persons were convicted yesterday in thu
Kings County Court of Sessions; John Reiy p'ryay'
Grand larceny. years State Prison; John >. lays.
Grand larceny, years State Prison; Thomas OConne5
"a boy. forgery Houe Of Refuge Julia Farey, sfaass
~ do hodiiy harm Years State Prison. james Cup'
mlngs' larceny from person, year in penitentiary;
Charles NJ Brown burglary first degree 10 years Eve
Prison, Charles Ryan, attempt at petit larceny ou.
in pcuiteniary; Charles KourS, grand larceny ye"Ia
in State Prison; James fnherty grand larceny yea
State Prison; Cstharine sullivan pett afceny g.,
ncntentiary; James Thompson, burglary years S,at
Prison; James Brown, years state Prison anu WIZ
liam Lindsey grand larceny, years State prlsoh.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-12
HAcKMEN AND THEIR FARES. Officer Kc

HACKMEN AND THEIR FARES. -Ofhcer KEN
ncdy Of the Police force informs of several instances
In which hackmen had strangers arriving
in the city, and wherein he prevented the latter from
being swndled. Travellers should he on their guard
against over paying hackmen who are prone TO ask
larger fares than the law allows them. In every in
stance where travellers charged. they should
report payment and refer the matter to the police who
are bound TO protect them in their rights. The hack
men forfeit fares whenever they attempt extortion.
which, regret to state they very frequently practice
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-12
The CARTMgN AND IA

The CARTMRN AND LABORRRs ASSOCIATION.
The Caftmen and Laborers' Association held meet.
ing at tho Apollo Rooms yesterday afternoon at
O'Clock. The business not being important they ad
journed until to-day at the same time and place when
they will hear the report Of committee appointed 10
wait on the Controller In respect to some SIX weeks
pay due them at the time OF their discharge
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-12

Two YOUNG LADIES DROwNED.-On Thurs-
day June 30 rs q son and daughter OF Squire Adams
and the only daughter Of Supervisor r. W. Defy. OF
Marengo. ILL.,. out sailing ON Crystal Lake. tho
boat upset and the young ladies both drowned tho
youDS man. not ocing ab.u ~ swm sa'ins niaseii I'M
difficulty BY clinging 10 the boat. t
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-12
THE 7ru AND srH NEw-JERsEY REGIMENTS

ORDERED Bo1E-A private letter received II Jer.ey
City yesterday conveying the Intelligence that the
and eth New-Jersey Regiments uuder eouimnnn Oh
General Ramsey lad been ordered to report et Itehoh'
for the purpose of being mustered out OF the service
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-12

BRUTAL OUTRAGE.-In New-fIaven, Conn.
on Friday night last an estmabe young lady named
Green moving in the best circles. was set upon In the
street and brntay outraged by ten rnffnrs She viii
probably die OF her njnIios. and has becVws insane
from agopics of mind
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-12
,op,r,v, man named Jol,

SUSPICION OF RoBBEay.-A man named John
Nugcnt was arrested yesterday forenoon, by Oiieee
Ramsey OF the jersey City Police on suspicion Oh lsy,
ing stolen tie of $50 from fellow iaDorer. ~
nancy had been left in a garment hanging up ia TIA
building in which the parties were at work. TIC acc
cused was held for examination.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-12
G. A n c. r. r.

A NEW and WONDERFUL DISCOVERY,
IN DIR. J. G. DlXON'S CANCER NrlDOrE, which lac
already proved hundred TO be- the
cessfa for Cancer that has been used by
The method OF treatment Is indeed simple. This terrible dc
ease entirely removed IN solid without the q
the knife loss blood producing OF PAIN cauc burning %
affecting the sound parts Office hour from ga H. to L. T. inc
No f26 Broadway. J. G.. DIXON, NJ. D.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-12

named VIM. Brown, arrested By Officer ShaiIeT Wa
brought before Recorder Martirdale OF jersey Cilj
Yesterday charged with having passed - T. = nr'e
altered from 81 at the store OF Mary Hines NO. :,
Prospect.st The accused Was held for examination
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-12

po1ITrcAL.-The National Democratic Gene
raj Committee met last night but did 70 business be-
yond filing few vacancies in the ward dcie gallons
after which they adjourned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-12

VTNHE PUBLIC are hereby NOTIFIED th1
l. the following 81 900 u $. B0Nps, via one lrag' ~
H. 37S, and one $50. No. <0sla having been s,olr.s
are cautioned against purchasing NEGOTIATING Tor he sm
the payment having been stopped offered psI,ies nv
please hold the and return them 10 he supseno wv
~ '"N'' w. SAMUEL WIsWALL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-12

RpooKLyy City COURT, WEDNESDAY, JULY
10 Nos. AZ. AZ 49, 80, 81, SO. 8, 10, Ii, 40 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-12

FILL PROM TREg.-Robert Linn, aged IL
years son of grocer residing on the corner oil Asa
Tic and Smith.ss., fell from tree near MS PalenS
residence Yesterday end fractured MS SKULL lis '0"'
Ji,ion IA prcrariOus.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-12

90 TO THOMAS II. AGNEW's, Nos 2oo
viii h sSr r " ses5FrEEs vtsH ft6UF .s rsy.
else cheaper ,hsn sDy store in New YORK One pnss s'u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-12

ATTEMPTED SUIoIDE.-An herb doctor nance
ndreas Evelain. residing in Graham-a.e. nes q
johnson ST. f. D.. yesterday made two M.e%R Reed
cSI h Precinct attempting TO dash out MS
brains against fence The officer took charge o. mn:
and while on their way to the staton.npuse
made ano,her attempt at selfdestructon oy strapgu
ton. The man is evidently insane and VIII DO sent "
tho asyum by Judge Walter 900
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-12
BRoOKLYN NEWS.

TIE CYPRESS HILLS ROAD OUTRAGE.-Ihe
examination of the seven young men charged with
diaboiical outrage the person OF Mrs Rosa Alien,
go Jndye Walter The testimony OF the injureQ
wonsn Was 6rst taken She stated that after she had
been fouy dealt with and while IN siS;ins con.
ut. m rrsnk another Of the accused, You killed
10 mn" meaning the witness After this she became IN:
conseions Of What trsnspred, reme%berins only ina.
iI~ and cared for Mrs. Allen also testified thae
when tIe party first attacked her she was waking up
the road and that they lifted her over ee ,as Ss
,"ntr With a bottle which blow caused her 10 fan 70
the ground he then kicked her and tore out her bscx
ct Containing about 81 in postal currency o sbeir
nrosorce nj the scene Of the outrage. Inc tesu.
mony for the defense did not affect materially the 'aes
as stated. Case adjourned to Friday. - .fr
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ALLEN At Erst New Yor,, l.. l.. On Mrth ltth.
IN, friends 4 the tui i,v are r,.,rr.fr!v INVITED
20 4ty,ud thr funeral, on ~ ITsdHy Wtc.n.... Inth
.u-. i "c'o's, A. he Ref. uut,I t"di'n D." i.'-t
uINNs. np sunday mon u.. Ha.,a ~. Henry,
soa % D,o. and Mar Ann j. me. sgot - }rslf..
Poo i'.'u'- OF thr iAi1ii, u" 'otr ''lII' iuYt'i
90 attend the i1neia' on lhl.1.y .'tci1' 70, 81
zen Il. Wiiisn.'urrh. e'b
uAVALIER-Cltrot,e Adele, youneest dlJlh-
'e' a ipLI ah. MdiiA Jh.vrltt aged .eur mos.
inc uh,i,c. aud friends O, The family. al.o t's
d. aa...l.ia.. rhis..ay rtcil,r1, id.b ,a.. at
J.a,A' iIoln ~ " leon IT, Mi.i.a'-tuflh, BIO yu'
uASNCkN ON Dec f.. 1,fi ir tho army at CITY
Ioiu., Va. pati,ck ll1unlggu nA-.ive oi this cit,
nee t,.-s Wa brought hou., t. lac ie-i-eIye,
uis .p.'iye- fdeu s AID a. iualu'sncc- arr re-
.p. iu. lhNiri o. H;,'ld rug iuutts Tile u hue
CAV everroou, ION Inst, ut / oc.u D. l.h
liIDIl- On W"ucs6sa March 18th James
hA-l,- NATIVE oi tH' iai''h o. bionoic' OounY
- .-., .t.tHe. ~ 10. t'.t 'Hi OF DOG 10 q.
be- friends 4ni rciusintsrccs %. the i'milv. and
ihD'c OF At lio,Ac.s-.',af BE .r4s. lhom 81 h.-
Cana 4t.U. Den pew and t,otfo Baker. .re rgly.t
u i.ruc'' o.o llc'ta'h ave, without lui'ht' "
NIIIV-On wcfnc,day. March T.. i,6g. Of con.
su.r'tou, ih.is hV,. ui 20, 20 yeas q. uis a-u.
'u.'s invited TO attend the iuug'It ON triIa, t-l-
ucn March a. "a o'ey,A' i'o" hir i-'c ie-'. e,c
ANkSiALl--On "wednesday Ai-cN f. dora
b.. only l1ush 4. Vi Morgan H. auu dary D.. MaTshA.
D. tt O., D...I.
TIE i,aiigc' onl friends ere invited to attend the
iuur.Hl tI.r uu sdAN Aiteiaouu, " -O,lucG. uom
the Ic .., me-, VI De. g. utt, .. las ~. -'t
NJ L1JNS-0n "wednesday -. ca 70, laor r. hort
ilu' ,loAA Aula., bIpthp. OF hlchaoL DANIEL
i.lIr ~ 30. 300 MHIIu-.
The trends oi tho iain.lg Hfr tcsncct.Iilv uyi.gi
20 c'teu4 tlo iuu f,, thlH .ll.lIuy A4luifH %,
oc OK, tom the .'aG' ace 81 mia biJtac., "a iHcN-
Ou IT, lal
ltbLGEOET--On March 10Th Francis ". pLc-
FIn.c. ut4 mu.tle.
ire funeral vl tlAc rl1re from Oh 81 lot. 9i ans
| 90 U,ls. ,oaHuGi az q U,u.k tAu a..e.lut.. luu
i,uuyy3 and uen1s u the urly Iis iu,I.I 90
attend.
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rur r..' .arru expressed ly ,Ac rebel journals
fr,,.a..u,u. ny interesting AZ The "ampNln an |
,r.,.lcs tie c'mes, for tlcy are ,lo only iudgy !
0rH.ece' public n.'rR IA the South "vo-f..a. |
the va. .al ..a,strl.4.. OF lrs,r.gr,. cuuuul
1.o' itc p'ut upon rN.aA General GaAsr -
ea.-s'y closing, With tire, c.Hpc'o armies from
l- wa4y different d rectYnr It ~ natural iha.
.y,ry "a expressing 'hr feelings Of he people
.u that ,'y 4..Yj rlw %, lt'-. 80 8. thc p p.c
~ the North. The Richmond papers are noted Tor
tncir ability 20 put favorable phase upon an ur-
favorable siu,tou, but they canno; Disguise thor
apprehension ucrruu- he combinations Of Gene
ya GaA>r T., VIVA # tho l.tl 'n-,Iut be, an
ur'ielc which shows that the erect OF SuF.rpAS's
HOLD IA vctrc't, westward VI Richmond has not
aeon oycr-,'c.. l. say;
10 .s so. .-.vH tytrs.t9 o. .o.r people that
r-uH-..,. .i.. i.-' % hHue "a. cavalry ls raioiug
t'yuU ...t. t. N. H.,. -uf' . Y ui rf0ud.
,n. iu D. ,u.s .f t.c 49,. ;r-. H. ,iu.', hut Il
SOFAS 'eI ..r.ueI mt l.. &c military aut. ,r'-
fos ~ p.l. sA ,,u,a- relating 20 their mo, o.
u.rls Al lo',i t.Us Vas ito unde stauuiuy
= yr-si DAYS at., r.d $40 l,vr r.t iorl .lprl.i
81. Auy m1o.L, uVu .' hs r,g.,.t Communicated
t, the press. ". H"nuol t'.a i1Ht foo cNp'niu t.
..r r,.deI tie u-'ri a.A.., ID the WhIG of
..r. -.l.' '.I g. , ..Ii tTy ,Lty which H., Deu-y
Lns .. .tf..s..
rl. ,.u1 pa or MAKE an attc'upt 10 'nuw tAst
t.e la't.. a k nston was really adyantss oou- 90
t.,r.h,s au- a,so slyl that
r.s.rl uartau's 'tuir over ,wt-'ct 10
81. t r..r,,. ', aud Wi prove heavy blow ~
son. Meautcputo utwa ot et.n niola Je-
~s't,tr. a.5 HI H.u q few days.
fur,s..nt of t4ts "bIow 10 sHEai,S" is seen "a
g., u,t t'a. 4In.t ryop ~s4,, trn % ha't IN
as unr.u. .yy - lt,ss aly.,c sho" that no Lad
rrtuhrt f.,,.t.vinp. re4riv sixty IA l,s ls.o,I
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AICTIO0 NOTICES.

AUCTION SALE or OVER AJ.ooo WORTn
1,r.n i y' a. l'n.,2i ia.pr' , .i',d,,
tth A''. t'r., cUH 1pH1n q p.r.gr. .h..-' . I.I.
in' taas ind nJrrgp furniture. Gae lrus fui l.I
dim. u ..nls HuI iutrsn ctrtpta Pc stsu.s ot.
MINOR uirtHInt. elegant soih tyl',vsds, luftau>
shu 'os l,4ur,s p.in'lns. va'es chairs OF I'll Kind.
ccI.ie aid pier tshic' ChiAa cut glss, silver tails
,u.S,Y g. Noro- p5uement. HENRY Il. WL-I
n HrEEF ACCTP, OFFICE 3 Aston
'f.1 IS 'i's tins dty ut u o'clock. the io4,.-oct
nos. ia
nOCNS AND SLIPS. HOUSE,, MhRhEl
49,. OrsT' -, 81, - a. pf.pSry 'o4.'ns TO ile Co
lie auction. Notice u hereby gwen that the Coru
i.ollef w On !Hu,.iJi tGe On Apn1 l'.'. st
ave, ion docks and lin' houses market CELLAR. aus
S,eei tqdio,,;iion ,P.ri 10; I'm 81 y,s hya
~ IN :" Nv 49,, 'AlA"su',. 'OHl AlN'ltt -
d'serpion' leca 'ol and teim- ol s"ic, NAY he had
,G M. ;,, },s r. tFST'eo' tSTy Rt CGS
troet City Oi Ncs / 0rk. department VI tiAgLtu
Couptrolors Dfrre Mach 6, 1906 lsa
EiKEY FRANCHISES N AUCTION,
AZ .. 90 tiy Hal GA Iuurst.i, Npr.l o. $50. Il
H. OciU'k M, will be -oii ~ public 4uc .iou to tie
h h,st bidder, with adequate sDguIi s. the I. tu
o. tea c-Is ilo4n ihe / dhF Ji MAJ, ,o5, the lrut
q ne ''. "s NO" uisi-9 Iip'l lht 10 q" " nue.
~ the ferry nov ahlifhed non me lot bar
clay street " ilopoFen, y J the i,e-p Of the tutE
cli.c OF tho Jerry as nov estahuhc nom the Ot u
luth % E.i, to LIcongoih., H. j. The said s"serI
c'ry i.as.. vii be sold, Niih ui the rishfs pr'yl'
alton OF tie Ciy Of Sew York. Ioius md conditions
q safe may he had on application 80 The tompt oilers
| Fund MATTHEW 4. BRENNAN, Co'Iptlu.cr.hs
GREAT SALE or READY MADE CLOTH
ling, Piece hoods, Shirts. Furuil'us Cools, DC.
t'onin,i.sioa Merchant, x Iovc-.. 81! al. dav. q
oeiock, large .1sortncnt o. Che above FOODS. Is
| DAWEBROKEBS SNLE-THIS DAY 81
JNHN NyEIi NLE. 70 tl-, l.oad ,ay Of Gl.tfs
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-03-16
TRADE XOIsGEa.

4 ATTENTION, BRIcKLAYERS-A MASS
II moo.inr oi the shove hody vlu takc plar, on
Thursday ,yeLug, March toIh, ii . pollock, a. Cou-
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oNN Iu Ire-, tNrl;lCN ". BLAIiila sec. .1I
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