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ARREST OF A BURGLAR.-George Sanches,
Cuban aged 90 years. found yesterday afternoon
by Mrs Mary Simpson in the front paror of her rest
dence No. A. Spriug.st. lie had made w IN bundle
clothing valued at over $500 She seized him. but he
broke away and ran into the street when he was Sr'
Ills possession was found number of burglars impe.
mcnts. He is cigar.maksr and resided at NO; -
Mercer.st Justice Hogan committed LIN "i'nous
hail
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OFFERING STOLEN PROPERTY FOR SALE--Of.
Acers Horb.t and Mullen VI the Fourth Precinct yes
terdny arrested wm Young for having offered for sale
gold watch and chain valued at $3.50 the property Of
some person while sitting asleep III his bar ROOM about
two weeks since The prisoner saws be did not seal
the watch but bought the pawn ticket and thus pre-
cured il. Justice Hogan committed him.
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ROBBED A SAILOR.-Late on Tuesday night,
Jeremiah OKeefe o seamsn on the U. s. receiving
ship Vermont, lying at the Navy Ysrd. accompanied
John Lauyhtn the latter promising 70 show him good
tie lower part of the First Ward, Lsnghlin turned
upon him, beat him. and stole from him t2a He
was arrested by officer Donohue and committed by jus
tice Hogan for trial .. ..-t
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A PASSENGER Ro8pRD on SHrPBoARD.-Oh.
GERS Irish and Habn Of the Harbor Police yesterday
arrested Thomas jackson. William ID. Snandon and
lanes H. Wilson, on suspicion Of stealing q trunk
containing si.5Oo in gold and silver coin and 500
worth Of Clothing from the bark lone, lying In ting
s,resm. the property Of Spanish passenger. They
were committed or examination by Justice Shandley.
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Corporation Notices.
MAYORS OyvICB, Nev-Y

MAYORS OyyicB New-York, June ), 1865.
NOTICE TO OWNERS OF DOGS.-Notice
IN 10 hereby given that aud after MONDAY June IL,
lS5 the ordinance respecting Dogs ound running loose or at
Of the Ci,y Of Newfork. withost being
properly uxzled, will bs strictly enforced The Of fifty
Cents win be paid for dog which sha have been found
the running oos without being properly
nnHz ed and which shall BE- brought alive to the POnnd at
the of Twenty Eas River prior 10 tho 6rst Mon
in August and after winch date only Forty Cents Wit
be paid for each Owners Of Dogs reclaim them ut the
Pound before o'clock the afternoon the day they
received on payment of expenses
NJ B.-No Dogs will be received from boys by order OF
the Mayor. GEO. w. MORTON, Frst hsrshsL
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Proposals.
TNO CAPITALISTS!
PROPOSALS FOR. GASI
FOR THE CITY OF INDIANAPOLIS, lNo'

Orucy o, CirY CLERx, IHpIAsAPoLn Isp'
'- June 1865.
r. ,nn.o Nth be provisions Of resolution passed oy
the Common Council Of the City Of IndisuspohH isSs
held at It's Chamber on the 2sth day OF May a. w. ~
which resolution reads follows, 70 wit; .,,ho,.
Resorsd That tho City CLERK be and he Il hereoS ~
ICED and directed advertise for proposals iof ,sn
thefeof with gas for the period Of TWENTY YEAhs o%
and aes sbe third day Of March, 1866 aud thsI no sr
proper inserted In the official cy PsP'
and In public newspaper In each OF the cities 81 e
natl New. York Boston and Philadelphia" - ,,.u.
evans BuTrERHsLD Clerk Of the City Of IndisnsPohs
Marion County, Indians hereby sye notice that s'aSa
posss will bs received at this Office, Room NO. o. UenI
kocL for the Common Council Of aid City or before tns
fourth day September 1865 Tor ien. tse :.ia Ssy 2.
dsnapo' with gas and fcf furn:1ns .1 ns o snS as
the third day Of March, A. d.. 1864.
Proposals must be accompanied with shs names o. 'o'
Persons desiring bid procure copies Of thS r.
regusring the Lighting Of the City Win sas' "
City Clerk. - - cn
oJ 'H'S CYRUS 8. BUTTERFlELD.
Clerk City Of lndsnspone
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Che CURT.
FASHION COURSE, LONG ISLAND.
mn. mn

FASHION COURSE, LONG ISLAND.
TRUrTlN0.
The last Of the two st purses and stakes OF the season.
THURSDAY, JUNE Is, AT 8 O'CLOCK
purse OF = 900 with stakes Of $3.50 each, play psy
Mile heats, best , H. 5 TO wagon.
George Wilkes enters b. b.nl.......FLORA TEMPLE
Hiram Woodruff enters b. .g............,:DEkiER
Owner enter. ch. h.In..................LADY EMMA
John Lovett enters blk g.......... ...OEN. BUTLER
Boats ssyeI Jsmssp every half hour TO Hunters Point
nom Thirty fourhi every hve minutes. Trans to the
Course special at ~ H., aud u Ferry from the
foot Of Eighty TO Astoria every 20 minutes Efficient
JOSEPH CH0cHER0N, kanssss
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WALLACK".
the Distinguished artists,
MR. =. L. DAVENPORT and
MR.. J. W. wALLACK,
In the intsn.. interesting play Ia tive acts written expressly
THE IRON MASK.
Produced with new scenery and great cast including
MISS ROSE EYTINGE
anu WMo T,'s' VAS es"ii THE MAN IN THE IRON MAsKi
Mysteron. Prison IN France wearing Mask and closely
confined under NJ de Mars Pignerol ssinte hnguere
and Hsrward the Bast Inc Of nobe ien ana W ~
Ir.,ed with poouad rpeet BIT h' see had sTae. G
the dishes on hi. table aud stood IN his presence
NOTE TO ABOVE.
Some conjecture this person IN have been an Armenian pc
trarcb forcby carried from Coustantnops twho died zen
v.ars before the mask Others that be- the Coun de
v.rmio son Of Louis XIV. although he wa. reported %
him 10 have been the celebrated Duke OF Beaufort, whose
recorded have been taken OF before Csudia VINE
M more assert he the unfortunate James, Duke OF
Monmouth, who IN the INA znaion OF the Loudoners al
Least, executed on Tower Hill There arc TWO oesI
conecures He was said been either Of Auar
of Austria Queen Lors KILL hs atner being tho Card
nsl Ms1srin Ito whom that d9wager Queen was private
married. or the Duke OF Buckingham to have been the
of Louis XIV. whose birth was conceaed 10
prevent the civil discussions IN Frencs which might one
and many others II has been frequently ccnrcuieo
Jondne eminent statesmen In the time OF Louis tne
xINth was the de jer and Count Msnou secre
iarv Of State Charles jake OF Mentna supposed oy
The rsht Hon Agar Ellis tssrwsrd Lord nover) IL sn inter
eating narrative endeavors to prove Ma'nosi ' person
In prerarson and i'll shortly be pr0dnc' tor we h,s '
IN Anrrcs a new play BY Chsrss Read'. ~ which Tie
wsllnck. .Dsveu port Combination Will sppesr.
IL rehearsal, OLIVER TWIST.
pet .
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FIRgMrys ELECTION N-william Haw, jr,was
ohossr meuher of the Board OF Appeals OF the Fire
Departmept on Tuesday evening by vote OF 70 " 81
for Henry y. Vepn. and 3 scattering
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PROVIDENCE MISIsG CosPAsT,i
New.York, May 1, 1865.
AIOTICE.--The following described STOCKS
N In the PROVIDENCE MINING COMPANY will be cold
= psbhc auction FRIDAY. June "a 1867 st o'clock
9 he ofce Of the Company No. ~ Na.ssust Ne~Iok
- Assessments due and unpsid uness paid before that
49, provided fof by the Genera Mining Lava Of ths sAe
n Michigan:
Certi6c.tes Certhcstea
No. Il. for $40 shares No. 81. for 81 shsrea
No. rs, for 900 shares. No. rs, for 500 shares.
Ne. 81. for 500 shares No. 10, tor 200 shares
By order Of the Directors
JOHN w DAVIS Secretary.
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NIyMPIC TUEATER. Commences at 3.
All. i..... and Msusg.r~"......Mrs. John Wood
LAST NIGHT But THRfE
LAST NIGHT BUT THREE
LAST NIGHT BUT THREE
OF
THE SLEEPING BEAUTY
WOOD.
TIE MAGNIFICENT SCENERY,
TIE BEAUTIFUL MUSlC,
THE MAGNIFICENT COSTUMES
THE GRACEFUL DANCING,
TIE SPIRITED ACTING.
THE UPR0ARlOUS FUN,
THE LOVELY FAIRIES.
THE GRAND TRANSFORMATION SCENE
And all hat has delighted aud amused The -r
CROWDS WHO HAVE THRONGED TIE ThEAfEh
FOR SEVEN WEEKS,
Mist SHORTLY BE WlrHDRAWN
LAST WEEK OF MRS. JOHN WOOD
sth~
SLEEPING BEAUTY
CT EI0UT but THREE. LAST MIG TIT BUT THREE.
~ Previous to tue Spectacle, for the inst time,
NY FELLOW CLERK.
WIN .bortlv he produced the Nj tsry Drama entitled
JESSIE BROWN
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ERIE RAILWAY leave Depot foot

~ Of Chanbers-st., via Psvonis Very:
"a, Dsy EIwc.s for Itnanda,us Rochester Buffalo.
Salamanca ard Wet Connects Buao With Lake shore
and Grand unk Railway and at Salamanca Win Atlantic
aud Or, .t Westtrn Railway. - go
$50 a IN. Milk snd Way Train: daily, to otsvile.
10 m. Express Mail, Tor Buhao connecting ~nn Lax
ehorc kaiway. y
Ipm way Train. for Port Jerv' and Newborsh.
5p m Nisf, Iprrs for Csnandasua Rochester, bunaia
Salamanca and W,st.
6p M Lightning EIpr..', daily for Csisndairua Ho,he:
ter Uue.lo s.lam.uea, Dunkik. and West Connects 4
Win I.le snorr and Grand Trunk Railway aud
s.,.Iranca " th Athntlc aud Or-st We.tsrn Railway.
D. u Fnisrsnt Train, daily, for Buffalo, SALAMANCA poh
kIk and West ,r,, az. rv,.
W. Ram (,enl Pa.. Agent, k.w.lork
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VRAND STRAWBERRY FESTIVAL al
" IRVING HALL for the benefit Of the building Fund
- Aib.ns p Chutch Of Fery scvsnths and
Ja,m,,or ave. open on WEDNESDAY and THUHSDAf
June il and ls from 5tq II p. M Admission 70 oenss-
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DE TERRE.
MOTTO z.

1rbscrbers 10 the capital stock Of c SAVCN DE fEHhL
COMPANY are hereby notified tha certificates OF stock are
ssv ready fof and particular uc made that they
- called For without delsy. -.
Opfy few share, ain nnsod The attention OF capitalists
ofber rsng to 10 directed to the fact that 10
eck in the market the certainty OF yeide large
sesrns The demand for the article the necessity Tor ' ne,
- the cheapness with which i, produced establish its
ueu value -
The psure Of SAvON DE TERRE sss sub,hute ior fui-
~ Fsrth in the manufacture Of Wooleus and insre
6sat n the manufacture Of soap cheapsnihs greatly ooth
essees has been already made known In previous sdveI
nnsmenta
WM RYLE, IT,, President.
JAMES FREELAND Vice President
WALTER T.. LAWTON, Treasurer.
WM. WALLACE PERKINS, Secretary.
fuller information circulars at the once OF
PETROLEUM AND MINING EMPORIUM
PERKINS, FREELAND Co.,
proa
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OFFICE LI0Hr.HoUsB INsPsCLVAs &
kgw-YoRK CITY, Nay "a, 1900 }
CEALED PROPOSALS will be received az
- this Office until IL o'clock on spAf the th dsy
of June next of raising replacing and their proper
positions all the BUOYS IN the l. udson River; between
New and Troy Lake Chsmpsn Fe Island lnss enS ne
dsv of July next the succeeding h dsy Of June
to the regulations Of the Board and tue pn.Se
specifications copies Of which can be bad ~ appys ~
Office. ...i8Is as
By order Of the Light -House Board
Com. l.. NJ. POWELL,
Light. House Inspector, ID Dhtdcs
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btationern ano fantp GOODS.

DARD & BROTHERS Established io4')
ID GOLD PENS,
pm AND PENCIL CASES Also nisnulc'ureIs oi tH bAH
4 WILSON'S PATENT ANGULAR NIB Go.p ENSS
JAMES d. BARD Agent. No. 2, Maidenlale No"
Rspointing 50 cents send for oircuaf
CTATIONERY, PAPER aud ACCooNl,
- BOOKS OF every kind loves. prices oIrrpr Virr
prompt attention. fhANCiS ~ ~ u.it.n.l,ns
Job Printers, Stsiioner.. Se., No - Mslaen ,no
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Dipioen0 Notices.
INSTITUTION FOR THE SAvrsss OF MERCHANTS {
TRASsyBR OyFICs OF rHr

TRASsYRR OYPIC8 OF THE
CHICAGO AND NoATH.W EsTERS RAILWAY Co., Z
No. 3 Wall--t.. NTw-lorK. May II, lmsS
TVNHE BOARD OF DIRECTORS HAS THIS
/ day declared A sEhI-ANNUAL DIVIDEND for TIE
.x month. ending June !, 1862 Of THREE AND ONEhAbr
PER CENT on the Preferred stock oftms company pay
?ot dsy Of JUNE next 90 all holders shown ny the Co
books at the Of business on the th day OF June
he books foY tie transfer of Preferred stock Tor the shove
dividend will he closed the afternoon Of the lWh ara VIII
reopen on the morning OF the ?ls OF june
The books foy the transfer of both the common ana pre-
~ .tocks f the Annua Meeting to he ed IN chicago on
viii BE- closed the afternoon 81 the
10Th May ana reopen the morning OF tho Sd of June
Ry order Of the Board Of Directors. -
- JANFS X. YOUNG, Secretary
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PERKINS, FREELAND l. Co,
No II EroadMhH
0UuCs Nxw-rKRsKY RAILROAD AND TRASsPoRTATioS(
COMPANY. no NAssAUsT., tcor. OF Wsnl


HJOTICE.-Holders of Stock of the NEW
IN Jersey RAILROAD AND TRANSFORMATION CO.,
. the 10th Of June next will be entitled 30 receive, Of ~
proporsion the of the Capital stock OF The
Eompany being ONE SHARE for every EIGHT SHARP >
- eighth Snsre for additional share standing
Gsse OF that day g. ,p. -.
ffe pavment Of y per cent. twenty-five dollars psr
ne w be reguired frs, day o. July next. or pay
ept nav be postponed besrns interest at the rate OF svs
- cent Der srnur until the frs; day OF August next when
~ o-iyece Of receiving the said Shares will br fonee5
Cscates Of ui STOCK viii be ssued on and after S-pein
- hIs foc all Sh upon which the above meioisd M
- cent bAs been paid the remaining ty pr cet Of Tie
sse, being intended dividend out oi the surpus earn
-, Of tie Road expended in permanent Improvements
Helders of Eight OF nights o doAa Shsfcs VIII oe
sSgwed 70 One Share tber for the above terms
on surenderns the before the hr.t OF sepefn
II j. SOUTHMAYD, Treasurer.
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EXCELSIOR PETROLEUM COMPANY.
IL SIXTH DIVIDEND.
The Trustees Of this Company have this dsy declared
DIVIDEND OF -FOUR "a FER CENT payable June l5 Tree
of Government taxi their cce No "A Broadway The
Transfer Books w be closed the 10th 10 the 10th June,
inc'u i've. ARTHUR L. HUID, treasurer
NEw YORK, June T. 1853 .
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CLEVELAND, PAIszsviLIk AND AsHTABriA RAIL
ROAD Co, CLEVELAND Ohio, May Is, 1865
NOTTCE.-The Annual Meeting of the Stock
IN holder. of the CLEVELAND, PAlhEsViLLE AND
ASHTIBILA RAILROAD, will be he'd at the office Of the
Eenpany in Cleveland Ohio. on WEDNESDAY. the l4tb
~ Of June 10 O'Clock Tor the election Of Dl
SfCTORS ard for the transaction Of such other business
kay come before them.
Iso special meeting will be held at the place and at
- hour for the purpose OF voting upon the question OF
ereaaine the capital Of Company One Milton Dol
Su ., 49,,
The Transfer Books will be closed rom the l ont the 18th
Nv on INN, Isss GEO. q. ELY, Secretary
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lectures ano 4Isetinss

EE.AvE. REFORMED DUTCH CHURCH.
i nanoKIyN A. Y-RECEPTI0N Of the Rev. A.
WILIETTS, Pastor elect TIL, ,Thar.dsy, ESESiNS
Addre.ses by srnneut ;ergymeu OF bIooEyn
,and Doors open at II; cou,mencs at Il pre'i'ey.
TIyHE VETERANS of the WAX OF 1872 will
/ meet on FRIDAY EVENING. at u O'clock, at tho
Nrcsr House In 90 accepting rot- invitation
s che H., Company OF Continental Guards to attend PIC
N; On The lgh June Ticket sratuous L. S-Ihis Com
pA"' wiz H. RAYMOND, Brig Gen.
ABRM. DAILY, Col
T. M pTiYFE. Adt
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OyyrcR o. res RlcEnouD. FxRDEnicks1ufs AID
PoronAC RAILROAD CoNPANy.
m nnrDrE CONTQ NTORS -PROpO

y ~ NJ :
SAILS win be received at this oiice untit ~ ~
RsppaannocI River st including sny repair:
needed the abutsnts And per; wnen are n SS s:s
LONG and about twenty l2 feet high above the Ordinary
level Of the rver which is there usasy about an
t.n no, feet dsep The spans between the piers are sooos
one hundred and twentyone tl2ll feet In eustb: Ins
preferred h that of Howe TrGss with the rnroeo
the top or roof about IL feet ABOVE 'po oosis' -
piers sbutments. -. ...,,. a
Any further specifications information respeeuns
NAV 6e obtained at this Office Of tho President or
t~pdent Proposals. with sstisactofy references 70 oS
s aud responsibility Of the contractor should De
sealed TO Tbe President and Directors Of the kchmone
Fredericksburg and P0tomsc Railrosd Company"
}. B. WINSTON, Secretary and Treasurer
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HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.-On and
sf,r MONDAY June s. I9c3 trains l-sv. Ihirtiethst
station or Albany and Troy connecting wih Sorhsrn ana
Western trains. s 7.O q In.. T. d. 10 10 p. H. Sleep
IN, C.. attached 20 xsd lO.3o .. usIns The6 p ~
rs runs thr ough aud sp.psDson Bridge via Troy
without change OF care s"n'. M M. TjC CfY. Asst, sup
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NTEW-YOKK AND HARLEM RAILROAD.
N-suNNEK ARRANGEMENrS.--on and afler MON
DAY June s. 1855 Trains will leave Tweniy-irh',' saioh
for Albany and Troy connecting with Northern ana
A. Troy with train Tor Saratoga Lake Oeoge Burlington .na
Ru,Iand by Lake ChsmPan Boats for M m
POINT aud Montreal Sleeping attached to the %<o p '
train st Albany for the West: ,o,,r r..,., 49,, s,,r
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Assn. q. NJ. OFFICE. FORAGE DEPARTMENT
CORNER WHITEHALL AND BRIDGE sfs
NEw.Yoxx CIry, 1855.
VJNHIS DEPARTMENT is prepared to receive
l. written PROPOSALS for the delivery Of CORN OATS
II ~ And STR AW in this City and In philadelphia Pa
pa, should state the quantity description, kind prcs,
Mace q time of delivery &c. ... .....I 49,
Payments to be made npon delivery or soon snefea1
az the Office may be in funds l-
s D. BtKCHARD Capt. and Asst. ousrtermaHsr.
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and NEw.HAyEN RAILROAD
49,, SUMMER ARRANGEMENT. lSoa
COMMENCING NAY Is, lat3

PASSENGER station In New Yok, Twenty Seventh st.
and Fourthasa Entrance GA Twenty sesenIh-sI
TRAINS LEAVE EEWYORK;
For Nsw.IIsvon. 100 Goo(EI,) Ii3j m II lo (EI,)
3co (EI } las. 4 " and aOo(EI,lp m. ,
for idsepor. 100. 80o. ttr.) ilS m; llle tEA'r)
3O0 (Fr 3t5. l. 20 AMI 800 tEr,l In.
For Mi ford, and Stfaord 1o. H. - m 80 *S p m
For Fairfield Southport aud Wes,por, 100 iL% H. 10
ANpm ~. ,
AS 40. $50, 8W CLIP
for Dsr'rn, 100, SO, l.J0 g. m JAS. 80, 80 p m
FOR tJreenwich 100 80 ll.3os m. IS, 40 80 81 pm.
For Stamford, TOO $40 Tx, 80 I0 n lll3, tEI)
400 ffI } q, 40 $50 so. 600 tFI..l p M 80 >, A.,
For Port Chester and intermediate s~tions 1 S'o ii
Z nj. 3t3, ~ SO, SO 7tu y. ~
CONNECTING TRAINS, u.
For Boston, via Springfield 800 q n tEI') j." lLA'''~
m. ,,,. ,r ,omr
For Hartford and Springfield, 800 tEL') Ill., 'SA''"''
For conneciicut River Railroad ooa m (E1) ifi'p IN
10 Montreal 800 o M To NorthanI ton. d, ooo ,r. ,
For Hartford Prevdoneo aud fshkil hsHosd "oo 'TA'
Fat Now Haven New London and stoningson Rslf0sa'
AGO 4 IA, L. Is 100. so p. H. :,
For & anal Railroad, l2l3 p IN 10 Northahp'o"
FOR IIou,stonic Railroad. e. IN and p m'
For Nsuy.tuck Railroad, 800 q m., 800 p m. 40,
for Dsnbury and NorwLk Railroad, Ioo, ~" m' Wv
p . -, .,.,., a. a IN n =, ,ysiu
JAMES II. HOif, Supt-
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DROADWAY THEATER.
ID Successful sR xNp ms s f. he wSTRHs s'd Artists
who will raflpssDAS ;HfpssfDsA isiSs iiSs" june %
tho LAST ryE pEknEss P i issa drama Of tho
and the wsll.done Domestic Broil Of
IT TAKES TWO TO QUARREL
will b. presented su original drsmstson Of Mrs. South
~Orth's si,nnss G,.cSTa'sd & 4 E9%1nes . @n Of the
In active preparation tbs srsna p'irg 6r'm'
Price. Of Admission Orchestra. 81 Re.ervsd SCAT; u
con' Dress ocs nd frpsis FIVE . oTSrS '~' 'H'
ses.s secured six days in advance.
DARNUMs AMERICAN MUSEUM.
COOLEST PLACE OF AMUSEMENT IN THE CITY
N~op fpt "o3 ysp'iIs' as FFS sp';. ssT ST .s''
Afternoon at Evenings u.xcuou
in Madame Birch fi''f6i. Di. e,iaI GRILLE.
| CTHE CRlCkET3
-. SSfcI%SsEo DANCER TONY DESIEs, m B..
TIE sGGS sssps saS sDssg Strrs
No" ." cH&sTEa :Il,GH JSk gsiS 81 tcSSEeTcUr
purchase LINING ALIIGGToR 10 FEET LONG,
sPFa s1 Sy sASy AS ESoh
WOODROFFES BOHEMIAN G.ASS-BLOW
AGLASS sTEAM-ENClNEl IN MOTION.
FIFTY LIFF.SrZE MOVING WAX FIGURES.
JEFF. DAVIS IN PETrIlOArs,
FAT WOMAN. GIASTEsS, ClRCASshN OlhL,
LINING OTTERS. GRAND AQUARLA
A MELLON CURlOslr!ES.
Admission 70 cents; children under ten - cents
GARDEN.-COmmences at 8 o'clock.
t..,., and M.n.,.r................. wHEArLEY.
ANOTHER TRIUMPH,
In consequence genuine achieved BY the fs
cinstipg young etit .... ..,.,,,,,,
Miss MAGGIE MITCHELL
HER
ENTIRELY NEW CHARACTER,
MARIE,
in tho and romantic story by the sa'hof OF Fanenon
'""'' PEARL OF SAVOY
THE MOTHERS PRAYER,
II viii be repeated - .,,,,
and every evening ill further notice
SINGING. DANCING,
SUPERB and COSTLY NEW COSTUMES.
DELICIOUS MUSIC,
HANDSOMS FURNITURE Sc., sa
M,dunes FaIren MsryWels skerre'. Messs Nunsn bnf
nett scaisn Bhisdr Holmes Dsnver. Barry &c, In th
principal roles
seat. ,~cnred sir days IN advance
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Hspr CoPpEn CoxPAsr, NEW YORK. May -: 1875
ATOTICE.-The following described STOCK
N in the HOPE COPPER COMPANY will be sold at
auction on FRIDAY June 80 1885, at one clock ui'
= TIE Once Of the Company, M ~ Nassau'st New fors
~ ass. ssent Dollar pei share due October 1851
kn1ss paid on before that date:
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NEW JERSEY RAiLROAD.-Irainsi Leave
~ foot oi Corlsndt st.. Tor PBILADELPnM a. T. osn
a m I2 m, and q o. m and IL midnight; for bALrihoha
and WAsmfxGrox. at aud li:O M, T. N, ana , .,
night Military Tickets not receivable in the y n- VAN
For other puriculArs bills st offices.
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furniture

DEDROOM ENAMELED FUhNil ,W.l0O, IN y.
manufacture Also sold ChrstIe' sppH~S nnu
Cham6ef snies plain and ornamental, Of H. "
Tons 3s C.Dsfsl. opposite Wooster L''so'' w
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Renopals.
90 farmers anS Others.

4 GRfCULTCRAL Drain Tile, Glazed Stone'
n war; s-wer pip~s FLOORING Oven and Grcen House
Ties Fire BIicks Chimney ops Vases. Ac, 40 Depot 81
Loug Island Pottery, No. 2.s Pearls' N r. Edw H. Quinn.
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TINO ARCHTrECTS.-The Address OF Stu
dents Of Architecture or Of Architects nor iuy en-
pioyed, Consustiob Of pub ic mpoIishce "e'"ea
Address EXPOSITION. Boz No. LIS Pof once
New-York daily tribune., 1865-06-15

PASSENGER station In New Yok, corner Twenty Seventh st.
and Fourihaya Entrance on Twenty seyenth-sL
New-York daily tribune., 1865-06-15
WABAsB AID ERIE CANAL. INDIANA, /
AEIA-A nuu I.lA... Ililh \
Oyy,on or rus MAniposA CoxpAsr.
HARTFORD COMMERCIAL PAPER and

Hartford STOCKS purchased al current rates by GEO
BISSkLL Co, Bankers Hartford, Conn.
Refer 10 Ketchum, Son Il Co., NJ A.
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1865-11-22
NOTICE 10 PROPERTY OWyrRS.

0WNERS,of the following LOTS, situated zithin the
" corporate limits Of the city Of Shreveport are
hereby notified TO come forward and make themselves
known, otherwise their property viii be soldier
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1865-11-22

On Thursday the Goth ut Yirginias pile Of petitions
for pardous Ill the attorney reneTas ofce rsaSa3 az
Ieet IN hegbti Alabama was next heaviest among the
States, though the number Of her arnlcar;ors
tevl men came Georgia with 1900; Mississippi and
hottR l4r0lna have about 7o0 each; South Carolina
PeSi tennessee Peg; Louisiana, Texas and Kentucky
40 each. toi-aA scout
The new mode of stamping the 7r-s;4s,t,,
mas ehSaeS many applicants TO get their papers nrb
sooner than whuld otherwise have baaT a 4 ltseI
PROOF o. rms seen IN the fact that during the two d
some SIX hundred .spardoued rebels" ,re~a arsbi,5 =
10 On their WaF rejoicing
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1865-11-22

Southeuers ia Washington continue 10 come in FOR a
large share eli criticism and pleased to see that
their department. i such to win friendship every
where. 1t is pleasant to find such statements Is this:
Washington continues to lie crowded with southern
peoples indeed during the last three DAYS The rush has
been greater han ever Very pleasant people they are
too. Whole ianlies come now together; and the fami
lies that come TOW seem TO be distinguished BY that
peculiar AR q refinement and good breeding that has
50 long oeen characteristic OF the southern peopIe
Wherever you meet them whether the hotel table or
n the parlor- pr viewing the spendor of the nublic
buildings or enjoying the delightful sunset prom6nades
N the capital grounds they are the same And they
seem o be perfectly delighted 70 renew their old ass6
Citations with Washington Many Of them bring their
children tue boys and lovely little girls who have never
been to Washington before and who tired sRaeast
ing their ewes Of the magnifcence Of the 81
eNclamiug how much everything that they saw srr-
passes the ideas they had formed.