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DY Z. F. PAGE, Auctiopeer,
ID SO2 7th street. under Odd Fellows Hall.
RY WIN. L. WALL & CO.. Auctionssrs.

RY WM l.. WALL & CO.. Auctionesrs.
NOTICE.-By virtue of an order of distrAip,
from kimmeli, against the goods and chat
tells 81 John Bontz, for house rent due and in ar
resrs. and to me directed, have seized and taken
the following named goods and chattsls to satisfy
said rent
One Portable Army Oven,
Lot Mustard, lot Pepper,
Lot Bakers Pans. lot Tin Ware.
Lot Sho and Hair Brushes,
One Camp stool. one Saw,
One barrel Dried Apples,
Two shuck Pillows,
Lot Penholders, lot Armory Oil,
Let Ink. one Air tight stove.
And hereby give notice that on TU1SDAY,
February l4th, 1855. at 10 o'cloak at the auction
store of Wall & Co. corner 9Th street and Penn.
avenue. 1 shall expose the said goods at public
sale to the highest bidder for cash;
J. NJ BUsHER, BailiG.
fe49.12-at WIN. L WALL & co, Aucts.
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MARRIAGE IN THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.
Our readers will remember that, within q year
or so past, several civil suits for DANA ges have
been prosecuted with effect in our courts,
under An old and until recently forgotten stat
ute Of Maryland, of III, in force here, impo-
sing heavy liabilities upon minister of the
gospel who shall solemniZe q marriage OF a
man under twenty, or woman under sixteen
years OF age, without the consent OF the pa.
rents.
Yesterday, Mr. Price, of Iowa, IN the House
OF Representatives, introduced q bill, which
was referred TO the Committee on the District
OF Columbia, generating minis tiers, &c, under
such circumstances, and devolving the respon-
sibility upon the clerk or other civil officer
who grants the license.
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COLGATEls HONEY SOAP.

This celebrated TOILET Soar, in such universal
demand. is made from the choiceet materials, is
mid lad oiient in its nature fasTaHly scented,
and extremely bsnsfeiot in its action upon the
skin. For sale by all Druggists and Fancy Goods
Dealers. jan 23-eo1y
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BOARDING.

y OOMs, WITH GOODBOARD, at ss7 per month.
IA at No. 441 street west. near ID, suitable Ter
family or single gentlemen. street cars pass the
door. References exchanged. Table Boart az S2o
per month. fe 4-St
EOR RENT - Handsome furnish ttROOMS
4 with BOARD. The house has been opened but
few months. and the furniture is entirely new.
The house is centrally located, being within enc
block OF the avenue and half way between the
Treasury and Post Office. Those Wishing ro0ms
please call early, at corner 10th and streets 3S1
street. fe ilW.
FURNISHED ROOMS, with or without Board.
1 Table beard can also be had, at No. 42I 1T TN
st., bet g and H SITS. fe 6tH
A GENTLEMAN AND HIS WIFE. or two sir gle
~ -ntlemen can be accom- modated with BOARD
by applying at street north, between Sd and 4th,
first brick house ON the right. References given
and required. fe SIT
ROARDING.-Two FURNISHED ROOMS with
ID BOARD, to let. at No. IL Montgomery street,
above Bridge, Georgetown, D. G.. fe2-3t*
THREE OR FOUR MECHANICS CAN BE AC.
i commodated with comfortable ROOM and
between K and Mass. avenue. Also. few Table
Boarders feb 3tH
QOARDING-Any lady desiring to find ele
H CANT home, with the best medical assistance,
excellent nursing and strict retirement during
confinement. can find every requisite with the ad-
vertiser. widow living genteey. without chill
dren or boarders.
Address Mrs. LEONARD. Box 3s1 Brooklyn.
New York. jp9-lm*
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THAT NEw STYLE OF COLLAR sa much worn now
by our lady friends, and pretty. can be ade at
Princes, 3s1 street. who has had t~o m &C mines
built pre- ssy for hutinE collars. rufIss &c. As
he knows bis business ladies will of course know
who to give their work to. Only machines in town,
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GALE OF CONDEMNED MULES.
Chief Ovarte-ma astsr's Office,
Depot of Wdshingten.
WashinFton, d. c., February 4, 1851
Will be sold at public auction, at the Corrals.
near the Observatory. WASHINGTON, D. @. on
MON DAY, February 20. 1855, at 10 o'clock q. "a =,
about ~
ONE HUNDRED MULES,
condemned as unfit for public service.
Terms cash, in Government funds;
Brigadier GeE'l and Chief Quar- term aster,
feb lat Depot of Wash hington.
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WANTS.

WANT1D-Bys respectable woman. 4. sIrUA-
ferencss given Address Box S sc, stan once it'
A Yo0NG NAN WITH A FAIR sDUCAT!of
ant aal.as es
I AD WANTED, in .n .lt5;e must vsitss good I'd
handwriting of spplicant, giving age spd resi-
a WIDOW LADY WITH. A LITTLE DAUGH;
in Plain sms rern mass tS Se nads.e and
room comfortabls she wilI attend to the arrange;
At, ss
ssD,oA SIR. S5kL in the Laundry 4
hair ass ssrb can find employment at M Wt-
WANTED5A TEAoFEa OF iNaLIsH, dsdy
foreign gentleman. Address, stating terms. to r.
r.. Star Office. fe 3-3tH
WAhMS.TlEsD;n,By !, two yon9e men; ROOM ONT. xish
the Island. Address, stating terms, location. &c,
w in hotel; must understand cleaning win
ssws st and H putting down carpets Inquire Ct the
WANTED-A WHITE WOMAN. to cook. wash
w and iron for family offour persons To one
msq9nna good E will paid Apply
w UATfoNs, one me as chsmbermad other fiS to do
sse general housevork. Address "B K," ss M this Of
w WASHER aad IkoNE%R % None s9Sa but eeon. COM
ps5ens a person sfb need appy-F street. No 4s7
~ with lady already, established. Alse. one
St sFs to s ssa on Apply
w others need apply. Also, good BOY. about
Il years old a. an spyrentics. Apply at 470 G
feb 5 st& JAMES G. ELLIS
WANTED-A, colored NURSE Of middle age,
ss aeeustoT,d to the care Of yousg chidrsn
ss ph ss sS lib
Near fs sss tss corner of F. between 10 and IL m
WANTEps; 400 600 1An1xs NOR.
'yf s fIf ssnenF sRss
faes Ss snS get @
for Quilting Ladies' Ruffies without the use Of gum
&e ca are the only machines hre to do such work
WANIEp-A few table BOARDERs, at $50 9Th
w st. References exchanged. fee St.
WANIED..By arespectable young girl, a SIT
vats family. Address n. 9. Star once. fe 2.3t*
A PHOTOGRAPH PRINTER .WANTKD-A
APPLY TsS 81 assfs
WANTED-By . fashionable dressmskst, a
w PLACE in some priv ate family or establish
ment where she can board. Address Madame A.
ID. B at this Office. fe2 3t+
WANTED-A colored young MAN of steady
w babita who can drive and servs at the tasle.
Inquire at DR.. VERDIS. 26e G street. corner OF
-. :, :; ~ :, - :, - .. =
w s. Army. with wife, child and servant,
BOARD two Rooms and accommodation for ser,
apply to Lock Box AIS, City P o. feb 2-lw
Npp1c.N ..o,Jn1i I11o1 III l-i!--
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pY ]. G. MCGUIRE Il CO., Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VACANT LOT NEAH
GAPITlI.

THE CAPITOL.
On MONDAY AFTERNOON, Feb. n 1865, at
O'Clock. on the premises, by virtut o. a deed Of
trust, dated August H. 1854. and duly recorded
among the land records for Washington county.
D; G, .hall sell part of Lot No A. in SQUARE No.
D streets north, beginning for the said part Of
said original lot t4 on the northwest corner OF
with said avenue eastwardly log feet thence south
20 feet 10 inches. thence west q feet, thence par
alel with the north line of said lot west~Ardly to
Delaware avenue l52 feet inches, thence north
wardly on Delaware avenue q feet AZ inches to
or less
Terms cash.
Fifty dollars must be paid by the purchaser at
p. STEER, Trustee.
ja2l-2awdds &c. MCGUIRE Il Co.. Aucts.
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AsTROLOGY. KROUsE will give
A infoT oTmaton all the affairs oflife, and in re-
spect to all other subjects She can be consul led
at all hours of the day and evening. Gentlemen
81; Ladies' 80 cents. She can also show a likeness
as large IS life Residence AIS Sd street. between
Pa. avenue and st, fe 4-lW"
INFORMATION WANTED OF JAMES LEE
L CLOAR. Tinsmith by trade. formerly of Char
lotts;yjile, AIbegaEIe ma sounty. Va by bis sister.
baltimore Sun please copy fe2 3t*
INFORMATION WANTED-Of EDWARD Nc
L MANUS, last heard from in Georseto~n, D. G..
Left his mot ther at lphie. 7th Of November
last About Is years of age. light hair. and blue
eyes. Address MRS. ELLEN McMANUs No II
Annapolis street, Philadelphia. feb 2 At
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DY GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF A SMALL FRAME

By virtue of deed of trust from Martha A.
~, 1868, and duly recorded 10 Libsr ]; A; s.: No
for the County of Washington, in the District of
Columbia win sell by public auct1n in frSot to- OF
l4th of February next all that p ece or parcel Of
GROUND situated on 5th street -est between and
Ne AS, being fifteen feet front, running back nine
tythree feet four and halfinches in depth more
in said aauare No. 47S, witE the imprev T-nts.
Terms cash. The purchaser to pay ,r stamps
complied with in five days, the Trustee reserves
the right to resell the property at the rsk ana cost
quired to be deposited in the hands of the sue-
tioueers immediately after the property is bid OIL
est bidder.
js3-2aw&ds GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts.
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IIOR sALE-Desirabls BUILpING LOTS in dif.
sTEPHEEk ! CO., S22 Ps. av. Jan 27 sOtf
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RuTFER AND Ea es.
Just received, and ON sale at the Commercial
Building, Market House, Louisiana avenue, 9Th
10 arkins Of BUTTER from the "zour Assooia-
tion" of Ohio.
30 barrels Pennsylvania ROLL BUTTER.
100 barrels prime MARY land ana Delaware EGGS.
dec "A . = - JOHN sARRELL.
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T1O THE LADIES AND GENTLEMEN.

TNO TIE LADIES AND GENTLEMEN.
MONS. DEMoNGEoT, IMPORTER OF HUMAN
HAIR, WORKER IN HAIR, AND HAIR
DRESSER, takes great pleasure in informing the
ladies and gentlemen he has just received the Ia
test Paris Fashions for the present season. and is
is the only person in the city ef Washington hay-
ing thorough knowledge of his business in which
to all who will honor him with a call. fine stock
Of Hair Oils, Pomade. and every kind Of Toilet fet
Dyeing and Dressing should be sent in the pre-
yous day Consultations of di.eases of the hair
house in Paris, Rue Rumeau, No. 4, kept by his
m brother. and will 20 to Paris every Spring: On
to him for Paris or any order in France.
Call at DEMONGE0T'S Human Hair ana Fer
the Avenue, ia g. Inn
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A SURE REMEDY for Chills and Fever Ayer's
AgEe Ctne never fails. feb 4-lw
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no OUR FRIENDs AND CUsToM1Rs.


We take this method of returning thanks to onr
friends who have kindly extended their pa 80
tronage to us; and hepe to still merit their Nv
confidence in future. as it shall be our pur-
pose to please in every respect. p"
We shall endeavor at all times to keep our stock
complete of the most sup perior
CHINA, ,OROOKDRY,
CUTLERY and PLATED WARE,
and at low prices the same class Of gooas can
~ WKRR & BEVERIDGE,
ja2S- l0t* S04 Odd Fellows Hall. I'm So
E1OR SALl..A thorough bred Bay FALL ION.
Mills Arasian Stallion. out Of a thorough ~
bred Northern Mare. good Driver ana e. ~
Socks Stable, corner 9th and G ats jf 3o-6t*
NTOORE,V WEsT END DRUG sTORR.1I3 Pa.
N1 ave-. south side; Oa hand large stock
let srficles Dye Stuff, Window Qlass Paints, NJ
&C., Cosl OH Lamps. SO. ~ jsas-2w N
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Il liable PROPERTY, consisting of vine lots,
brin ging a very handsome income; Also. RAIL
ROAD STOCK, paying large diyidena f3r par,
ticulars apply TO Mr.. ALEX. WOLOWSKI, 353
9Th street, between a and I streets, from g to
p. m. jan H-lm
ESOR RENT-An OFFICE, in q central and bust
Il ness part Of the city, suitable for attorney
or . respectable claim agent, Apply to W. p.
HUGHES. Office of the Daily Times. de IL II
EOR sALE-ywo frss-cIaas RESTAURANTS.
Il For particulars apply immsdiately
w MITOHELL,
jan 10-lmH Park House, 332 st.
ENOR RENT OR SALE-A very desirable FARM
On 7th street roaA called Petworth. near the lst
TOLL eate in the angle OF two roads, the lead
ing to Soidiers' Home and the other the turnpike
road to MONTGOMERY County. For terms ap-
rlv at ONCE 90 street. back Of Patent ONCE,
It the hours OF O'Clock and frem to 6 .. m.
ia Hf JAS. TOWLES. Property Agent.
E1OR sALE-That Handsome RESIDENCE, No.
II 43O street, between 6th and 7th sts This
house is most eIigibly situated in the immediate
vioinity sf the Post Office aud Interior Depart
ments has Q street railroad passing directly in
front Of it, and is well built, neat, commodious
residence. Apply, II before the Ist Of December
Of 4e3 10th street, after that date, at the Law
Bnilding 9 sth st., near La. av., 10 ". B. WEBB.
Attorney at Law. ------- nov 28-tf :
ELEGANT PARLoR ANB FWO CHAMaERs
r. for rent, ate. GAVfIER,S, asa Penn sIivania
venue. rz,.sEE g.. 3 -. - de 71-H I
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1 CLARIFIED gIDERiI
Just received per steamer Norfolk lot of supe.
Also. On hand constantly, . large stock of prime
Massachusetts, Cider. All OF which offer in guam
prices. RILEY A. SHINN
Union Bottling Depot, 81 Green street,
de lmr Georaetown' D O.
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DRADY'S GYMNASIUM,
ID 50. "a, and So Louisiana avenue. near 9th ut.
LADIES GLASS IN THE LIGHT GYMNASTICS.

CANARY BIRDS. yxA
MOCKING BIRDS, VI
PAaRofs. &c. 1T-
274 7th stre,t bet. and N.
4. 7S-rm< STR HARTRRECHF
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NEW MILITARY BOOKS.

NJ" oooAo'
Engineer and Artillery Operations Against the
Defences ef Charleston Harbor in 1858; com prisne
the Descent upon Morris Island the Dem olition Of
Fort Sumter, the Reduction of Forts Wagner and
Gregg, with observations Hesvy 0rdn ancs,
Fortifcations &c. illustrated with rs plates aud
engraved views. BY Q. A. Gilmore. $40.
Todiebsns History of the Defences ef Sebasto-
pol, 1854 IS. A Review, by Vim. Howard Russell.
81.
Sent by mail on receipt of purchasers prices.
quested.
Liberal de iuction made to suffers, purveyors.
and agents
HUDSON TAYLOR,
Book seller and Ststioner,
ian 987t 334 Penn avenue,
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WANTED-A colored NURSE of middle age
W accustomed to the care of youag children
AID competent to take nearly the entire charge OF
child two months old Te suitable person lib.
near the corner of F. between 10 and 12 .. m.
Evening star., 1865-02-04

JHROME'S HAIR COLOR REST0RER FOR RE-
y tainin and gradually bringing back the Hair
to it's original color without the inconvenience at
tsndins the use of q dye. Sold by all druggists
75 cents per bottle.
DEXFORDs INDICATED GINGER BREAD
II NUTS, for worms, unrivsled in EN- cacy. and
peculiarly adapted for children, being eaten an
ordinary cake. d.
For sale by druggists. Price Is CT nts per box.
ooIu
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FRANKLIN & CO., -
OPTICIANS, "

OPTICIANS.
244 Pa.av., between 18th and 18th sts, and
3ss Pa. av., Natiosal Hotel Building,
Would inform str gers and citizens that they
ready to suit every syesght according to scsn i6c
rules. with their celebrated BRAZILIAN PEB-
BILE and PERIaCOPIC SPECTACLES, universal
ly acknowledged as the best means for strength
ening, improving and preserving the impaired
vision They offer, also, to the PUBLIC fine selec
Thermometers, Gartes de Visite and Albums,
Stereescopes and Views. at the lowest prices.
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1856 oheloh STOCK. 1876
ass INTERIOR ADORNMENTs. 4S6
4s6 PAPERHANGINGS. 4S6

4e6 PAPERHANGINGS. 4S6
select and varied stock of Gilt, Medium and
Low-priced Paperhangings, Borders, Statues. Cen
ter Pieces, &c.
WINDOW SHADES
Buff, Green. Chocol ate, Brown and Gilt Window
Shades, a variety of patterns; Shade Fixtures,
Tassels. dc.
PICTURE CORD AND TASSELS
Silk and Worsted Picture Cord aud TAssels, DIFF
ferent sizes and colors, beautiful assortment;
Picture Rings, Nails, &c
OVAL PICTURE FRAMES.
The largest assortment of Oval Frames in the
District, warranted to be gilded with gold leaf;
ried stock of small sized Oval and Carte de Viste
Frames.
ENGRAVINGS AND PAINTINGS.
few chsice Engravings and Paintings always
In store.
Orders for Paperhanging and Window Shades
punctua'ly attended to in city or county
Terms cash for goods or labor
J. MARKRIrIR, No. 4s6 7th street.
ia 81 2wT Eight doors above Odd Fellows Hall.
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6orses, Carriages, Sc.


QrARrBRAksrER GENERALS OyPcE, FIRST uIvN .
WARRINGTON CTrf, ID. C., March 10, 1868.
CAVALRY HORSES! ARTILLEl z
u HORSES, MULES, - HORSES, suitable for the
Cavalry and Artillery service will be received at Gsbye
Depot in open market till May l. 1885, BY Capt Geo l.
Browning A. O. NJ =,
MULES In lots OF twenty I've or more VII be receivedin
this city, in open markst Till May J. 1865 by Capt c. H.
Tompkins Assistant ouaIteraste corSer Twenty sscoad
and Or streets. -
All animals to he subjected the usual Government in'pse
ton before being accepted .
SPECIFICATIONS follows Cavalry horses must be sound in
all particulars well broken Ia full flesh and good condition,
fa neen u.s. sixteen (6) hands high nom i've w. se
nins 49, old and well adapted IN every way TO csvy
Horses nine 49, and ten 0) year, o. ago.
sti vigorous .pnghty and healthy. may be scceptsd
Artillery be Of dark color sound In all particle
lars strong quick end scve well broken and square rosess
n harness good flesh and condition from six o TO ten 9)
years old l-s than tesn and nall o3) hands hifhy
each Horse to weigh less than ten hundred and hiy ~
Mules must be over ~ yes Of age strong st1ot con-
pact welldeyeoped siss. not lees than fourteen ~
high full health v~e from every bcnish OF detect ~nisn
would unit them for work. and must have shed tne
four front colts teeth and developed the corresponding oar
De rmanent teeth. two In each JAZZ: , :, In.
enforced In every particular
Hours OF inspection from a m to D. m; ,.u..
Pric. Cavalry Horses hundred and eighty nve ooos
a. 1881 Artillery Horses one hundred and ninety oois
slsD, Mules enc hundred and nnetyhvo dollars is'h
PAYMENT will DO made Ut this ohce; ,,,,~,
Brsyst Brigadier General IN charge
First Division, O. N. g. o
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Malbinerp.
ATWOOD
PATENT DRILLING MACHINE,
PILE .DRIvER,
HYDRAULIC SAND PUMP.

HYDRAULIC BAND rbMfs
PRACTICAL TESTS having fully demonstrated the su-
perori,y Of this machine all others for the purpose o.
sinking on Wells the undersigned Is prepared to receive
orders for the came.
Thi, msehinry comprises everything requisite for the boring
Of oil wells. excepting the STEAM ENGINE AND CAST
IRON DRyIN0PlPE ut will be furnished II desired at .
reasonable pnce and dspense' with the use oil the preA
Rope Bull wheel and other cmbrous and eIpeh'Ve hi'eres
use and arranged being contracted on wheels
and portable that it es.y removed for the purpose Of
sinking wells In different localities
TIE DETRlTUs 10 removed from the well by our Patent
Hydraulic process and does not require the removal OF the
dr from the boring This process no, only removes all the
deru, In to 10 minutes bu, ewss Ell c'usy oiea'
out and opens ~ the oil veins thst often entirely
clo.~d Up by the old process q sand pumping
WITH THIS MACHINE and practical engineer. well
can be sunk 400 Go fes, within psod Of from Is 70
30 days AFTER tho soil pipe has been driven.
Aranremen being made for the construction and Dr.
livery Of thee machines at New York Norwich, Newbufsh
~ Y, and Pittsburgh, Pa
Fos further information price, terms kc address.
SIMEON LELAND
NoVk
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TREASURY DKpARTHsHr

TREAsuHY DKrARTHBHT.
'" W INN W.sHIscroS March 10 1855
WHEREAS, by satisfactory eVldeHCs pre-
w pntsd 10 the undersigned 1t has been made tdtppe1
that
THE NATIONAL PARK BANK
OF NEW-YORK,
IN n. Civ ~ In County Of New and State
OF has been duly organized under and according to
the requirements of the Act Of Congress entitled An Act to
proy;de National Currency secured by pledge of United
States bonds and provide for the circulation and redemption
thereof approved June 3 1874 and has complied with all the
provisions laid required to be complied With before
raepein: the business Of Banking under said Act.
The ce OF the Comptroller oithe Currency being vacant,
Now Therefore Samuel T. Howard, Deputy Comptroer OF
the Currency do Hereby certify that
THE NATlONALPARK BANK OF NETWORK,
in the City in the County ofNew Yori and State
ofNewYo IL authorized to the business Of Bank.
ing under the act Aforesaid.
In testimony whereof witnes. my hand and sea- Of once
this Fourteenth day of March, 1865.
ssAL SAMUEL T. HOWARD,
No. S9l Deputy Comptroller ofthc Currency.
GOVERNMENT AGENCY and DESIG-
MATED DEPOSITORY ofthe UNITED STATES.
JOSEPH U. osyrs PRECEDENT JONI T. HILL, Casher.
THE NINTH NATIONAL BANK
OF THE CITY OF NEw.YoRK, No. 1868 BROADWAY.
How THAT
OUT OF THE DRAFT
PUT YOUR MONEY
73Os.
They are THE beat inresns and win also help pay the
soldier, who have the victories for u.s.
The notes on hand ready for delivery at this Bank.
New-York April IA. 1865.
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DIvIDEND NOTICES.

The following DIVIDENDS have been declared payable
A pri 20, to Shareholder, Of record April q. 1863
BRIGGS GOLD COMPANY,
TENTH DIVIDEND. THREE DOLLARS PER SHARE
MCKINLEY OIL COMPANY,
SEVENTH DIVIDEND. ..............fOURPE PER CENT.
CLIFTON PETROLEUM COMPANY.
THIRD DIVIDEND. ONE AND A HALF PER CENT.
FOUNTAIN PETROLEUM COM.
PANY,
THIRD DIVIDEND. ...n.n.''''"IhREE FEN 0ENI'
DEVON OIL COMPANY,
FIRST DINIDEND..............'. '.IflREb Tin SENi'
LOOMS OIL COMPANY,
FIRST DIVIDEND .................THKEE fEh CENi'
TRANSFER BOOKS CLOSED FROM ARIL u TO 20.
WALTER L. LAwTON, Treasurer,
No. 81 John-st, New York
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DROADWAY THEATER.
Id MONDAY NIGHT.

| Al
Id MONDAY NIGHT.
FAREWELL. EN0AGEMENT OF r
Mr.. AND MRS. CHARLES kEAN (ELLEN ThEAD
MOST
POSITIVELY LIMITED TO ELEVEN NIGHTS
MONDAY EVENING, ArRIL II, 1865,
Shakespeare's grand TRAGEDY. In three acts,
KING kenny VIII
CARDINAL NOLSEY...Mr CHARLES khAN
QUEENKATHARINE.. Mrs CHARLES kEAN
Ann Boeyn )From tho London Miss Chapman
Cromwell Theaters Their M J. =: Cathchan
Due surrey }6rst Appearance mi Mr. g. Everett
America
King Henry VIII
(iirst appearance herel. MI y Aker
Other characters BY Messrs De Groe Needer Metkin'
Fleming Sol. smith, IT,, Tom Owens, Williams, beehmsn,
Capents Rilby and Mrs. Hind The play concludes VIE
THE DOWNFALL OF WOLSEY.
To concud. with Copans admirable Comedy In three scts,
THE JEALOUS WIFE
MRS OAkLEY..................M INKS. tnAhLlo nLss
MR. OAKLEY. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ChAhLEo hEAv
On TUESDAY NIGHT, Mr.. and Mrs kEAN In their reas
play Of LOUIS NJ
performed by them for go nights 10 London.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF VENICE: -
IMPORTANT NorCEPnvate Boxes and seat. in orchestra
Circle and Psrqnee be secured Ia advance fo any
night Of tho kean spEagemeDt at the boz oice from "a.
to Tickets Of admission 81 orchestrs chairs ~ 0t
secured seats, 81, private boxes s5 In preparation
" Much Ado About Nothing" King john" and Ham
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MILE. STELLA BONHEURs CONCERT
Nl Al IRVING HALL,
SATURDAY EVENING, APRIL Is
Ths following artists have kindly consented to sssi'si
SIGNOR MONGIARDlNI, Tenor.
SI0NOR IPPOLITO III -itone.
Mr.. 8. b. MILLS, Pianist
MR.. 4. EBEN. Flu.st
MR. THEODORE SCHRElNER, Conductor
Tickets ST.
Tickets for sale Beer sehmers No TolBroadwsy ar
A Irxfn Hall
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broadway THEATER Begins at ~
Id LAST NIGHTS or THE

ID LAST NIGHTS OF THE
GREAT COMEDIAN JOHN +. OWENS.
EDWIN FORREST the great trsgedian, pronounced Ow
Scion shinss The finest bit Of comic character sctns
,he he'd evor seen"
Mr. and Mrs CHARLES KEAN. the greste.t artists of the
English stage who Saturday night moved to
Owenss Caleb Pummer proclaimed without qusi6ca
ton the perfect acting OF the Kind they had W.T.
neadv Mr. Owens thus hailed by the united voices Of
tho gifted aud eminent artists Of the world In beth
THE TREATEsT ACTOR or HIS TINES
LAST NIGHT or JOHN L. OWENS
AND THE CRICKET ON THE HEARTH
CAJFR PIIIMNER.....,......Mr. JOHN L. OWENS
Mr.. OWENss LAST MATINEE at . O'Clock nezt ssiur
day Afternoon the last day Of his engagement Mr. and Nm
KEAN appear April IL IN Henry VIII aud the Jealous Vile
Box Sheet now OPEN