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GUERRII,J,A9

Yesterday, thirty guerrillas, of Mosby's and
Kinceloe's gangs, recently captured in Lou
doun and Fauquier counties, were forwarded
from the Old Capitol prison to Fort Warren,
under charge of Lieut. John Bolton and a de-
tachment of the 9TH regiment Veteran Reserve
OOrps.
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FLOUR AND GRAIN MARKRT.--TteRe arc
no receipts or safss of grain reported, and NC
transactions in ftSur to Justify change-of yes-
terday's quotations. The demand contln ues
steady for the supply OF the local trade.
Port OF. GBoRGR7owN.-Cleared -sSehpc
E. l.. Massey, Donnelly, for Philaoelp hies
sIoop Ellen, Day, st. Germans; boat HKy
Ann, Disney,Aeeednh; sloop Music, eerbssa
Tan gier Inland.
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REBELOFFICkRs SENT TO Z,

REBEL OFFICERS SENT TO FORT DELAWARE
wednesday, sixteen rebel officers, including
Coi. y w. clark OF the oath North Carolina,
and Lieut.. Turner, OF Fitz Hugh Lees staff.
Were sent to Fort ID elaware from the Old Cap
1tol prisen, under charge of Captain Leiber and
guard OF the 10th regiment Veteran Reserve
CORDS
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FROM THERAppAHANNc *.

FROM THE RAPPAHANNC X.
We learn that the rebels have very re Gently
re-estabiished their picket lines along the Rap.
pahannock river. It is believed in that vicini-
ty that it has been done for the better protec
ton Of the contraband trade which is carried
on in that quarter.
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THE JAIL HNLIsPMRNFs.

The House TO- day passed a bill prohibiting
the enlistment Of persons charged with crime
in the District, as substitutes in the army. and
to at the city jaii, under penalties
OF fine OF notices. than 1259 nor more than
$1,000, and imprisonment for q term not less
than three months nor more than one year.
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THE REREL ARMY

The dissatisfaction existing in the rebel army
Is not confined to the rank and file alone, but
includes some of the officers. Among a batch
OF rs officers brought up yesterday from CITY
Point was I.ient T u EurnbIain, of tho Sth
FLORIDA regiment.
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DEsERTERs FROM THE REREL NAVY

The assertions among the rebels are Begin
ming TO extend to the navy. Yesterday morn.
ing eight of the crew of the rebel ram Hamp-
ton reached here from the James river
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METROPOLITAN POLICE CoMMI5gIONvRs-
The board held special meeting on Tus-day
!ast, attwe c'elock p. "A. A report from Snper-
intend dent Richards relative to the erra noes. to
Can csrbury Kali and the safety of the building
in case OF fire was received, which aanoun asd
that satisfactory alterations of the ways Of
egres5are beinirmade by the proprietors.
The board appointed Frederick Garner O.
patroi-nan in the 3th precinct, vice George W.
Kinch resigned.
9th
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P, T. Barnum on Humbug.


EXPOSURE OF THE DAVENPORT BROTHERS
SPIRITUAL HUMBUGs AND THBIR VICTIMS
SHOWN Up.
MANsFIELQ. COLCHESTER. FOSTER. FERRIS
DEXTER. DAVIS. BRITAIN, COLORADO
JEW1TT. Hatch. HUME, CoNKL1N,
GORDON MRS CHAMBERLAIN.
MISSES HoYT, JORDAN.
JENNY LIND,
&o..6o.
RoPx-TYINa Spirits, TABLE TIPPING,
sPIRIT-RAPPINa, BLOOD RED WRITING
THE ARM, FLYING IN THE
DARK sEANCEs, SPIRITUAL MU-
SIC. BALLOT TESTS. READING
SEALED LETTERS. soLID -
IRON RINGS
The Publishers of
THE NEW YORK MERCURY
Beg to remind the public shat
r. T. BARNUM, ESQ,
The Great Snowman, Lecturer, Autobiogrspher,
and Proprietor of the American Museum New
York, still continues to contribute to their col.
umns a rich and spicy chapter every week on the
ANCIENT AND MODERN HUMBUGS
OF THE WORLD.
Mr.. Barnum has already written forty three
splendid articles upon this subject. full of fun
and information, in which he has shown Up the
rascalities of host of impostors. Just at present.
he has got hold of THE sPIRITUALIsTs, and
he is almost literally "skinning them alive
They vince, and growl, and threaten libel prose.
cutions in vain. Mr.. Barnum exposes their every
trick and pretense. and deies them to do their
worst. He declares he will never let them MP
Until he has ILL ILLUMINATED their darkest circles
Ind exposed their every imposture, The hesdings
# this advertisement will sive a slight idea of
he castisations which spiritual blasphemers and
heir victims are receiving at his hands. Back
numbers of THE NEW YORK MERCURY, con.
aiming all of Mr.. Barnum's articles, may be had
" all newsdeslers. mar 3-N
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NOTICE TO DRAFTED MBN.-We havs.betr
requested by Major O. Beirne to state tina
drafted men should not report at the Frovoe
Marshal's Office except apssa the day. NEE
toned il the draftEOticesr
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FROM WEsTERN vIpGJNIA

FROM WESTERN VIRGINIA.
information comes via the Baltimore and
Ohio railroad, that rebel force, supposed to
be small, have captured Pooltown, a point
near Parkersburg.
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w A. S IL N G.


The OLD NATIONAL SrEAM LAyEDRY, es-
pretors. take this met God Of notifying their
for pstroa and the p lblie that they have pur
street, near the canal 70 rmerly known the City
Steam Laundry. the1eb combining the two, and
manner an at short no tice. Satisfaction eusran-
teed in all eases viii contract with Hotels. Res
vail be called fer an promptly returned to iii
parts OF the cits anf Geergetoxn; by leaving an
between 18th and s1a streets, opposite Grover's
3 B aud G streets, n ,ar canal, Patronsee rssnect
yi1ulfy soIlGAteu mar SLIM
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! ust arrived and will remain few days IN
be fore being sent North, twenty, five of he ~
bt at 81 0rses ever offered at ono time in Whaling
ton, among which are several pair ofsnsatched
fiorses Can be seen for few days at the Stables,
Sd street east, between 3 nd N str acts south
OWN z to the inefemency of tne weathsr the above
stock will remain few days longer. ma 34t*
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No DEALT To-DAy.-The drawing of tle5th,
sth. 9th and I2t1r sub districts dict not talks
place to-day as was expected, but wil.; 1t ia
understood, he commenced Ga Monday nom
ing at 10 o'clock,
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FOR THE PRISONERS c

FOR THE PRISONERS CAMP AT ELMIRA.
Fifty-one rebel prisoners were forwarded
from the Old Capitol Wednesday to the prs.
eners' camp at Elmira, N. Y, under charge
of Captain Dutton.
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PRRsoNAa.--Dr. Charles Maekay, the Eng
Hsh poet, aad more latterly known as the cor
respondent Of. the London Times, ID in town.
SALES OF 7-3O's.-The sales Of 1905 by Jay
Cooke Co. amounted to So, 723, 800 yesterday
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EROs1. THE GREAT BOSTON SALE or
DOM EsTI0 DRY GOODS,

FRosa, THE GREAT BOSTON SALE OF
DOM EsTIo DRY GOODS. q.
We have tUst received oar purchases ffers the
gssat sales o. Domestics held at Boston sst week,
consisting of
NEW YORK MIsLS COTTON.
WAMSUTTA MILLS,
a. ANDROSOoGGON MILLS.
4ARKWRIGHT MILLS.
4-4DWIGH7 Mills,
44JAMEs STEAM MILLS,
44aud 81 HEAVY BROWN COfTONs,
MRRRIMACK PRINTS,
spRA0UE PRINTS,
PACIFIC PRINTS,
PROVIDENCE PRINTS,
PACIFIC and MANCHESTER DELAINEs.
LANCAsfER HINGAAMS,
And other
DOMESTIC GOODS,
all Of which we shall sell at
POPULAR PRICES.
JOS. J. MAY & CO.,
sos Pennsylvania avenue,
mS between 9th and 10th sts,
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= "A ~ %
very large assortment of good second. 86
hand PIANOS. that have been rented out, tNkT1
1Cr SAFE al low rates and on easy terms.
Two nearly new seven octave Rosewood PIANOS
at bargains.
PIANOS and American ORGANS and MELO-
DkONS for rent for evening, week or month
JOHN r. ELLIS,
3O6 Pennsylvania avenue,
between 9Th and 10th sts
Sole depot fer Chickering & Sons Planes and
Smith American Organs, m 2gt
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A NY DRAFTED MAN WILLING TO PAY
n 81 600 cash may have an able SBBSTI-
TUTE: without trouble, by calling at this Office.
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TELEGRAPHIO NEWS.
LATEST SOUTHERN NEWS.

Mud Blockade at Petersburg.
BALTIMORE, March 3.-The Richmond Sen.
tinel of Wed nesday, March LIST, has NO news
from Sherman.
The editor says the news from the South
looks favorable, and he hopes soon to crafty
the public with pleasant intelligence from that
quarter of the war.
Heavy rains and the consequent muddy con-
dition Of the roads in the vicinity Of Petersburg,
prevent active operations for the present
There was some Smelling on the line on Mon
day, but not as much as usual.
The Sentinel reviews Gov. Browns mes.
sage, and takes him to task tor grumbling
French Withdrawal From Sonora Denied.
SAN FRANCISCO, March 3.-The Democrat
denies emphatically, ON the authority of Dr.
Gwinn's agents, that Napoleon has with drawn
from the Sonora colonization scheme.
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CAPTURE OF BLOCKADE RUNNER AND
VALUABLE PRIZE

1nIUII 1dLIOH HIS feached the Navy Depart
ment OF the capture of the schooner Della I'M
DER Engilsn and Confederate colors, near Bay
Port, Fla, on the I7,h ult, by the II :. steamer
Mahaska, Lieut.. Commander Gibson com.
manding, with valuable cargo of pig lead,
cases of sabers and rum
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VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL
N CONCERT.
WESLEY CHAPEL
Garner 9Th nd

N CONCERT. -
WESLEY CHAPEL,
Corner 5th and streets,
ia O'CLOCK, FRIDAY EVENING, Marcn 4.
GAEiFiELfns, the eG 0Gnspes1 o.0st
will preside at the piano and will perform some Of
PROGRAMME IN PART
f Slsno sss h Iaiss" rh.,e,-
solo.-%Ihe Lament of the Nightins ale". .Lisat
s So soT IBeExar ohIld."
bset0T6e Voices ee Of the Night G ao1sr
puet..Lo TIE clouds are 6reakins Root
Two inimtsble enartettes, by Msssrs. Bali, DsWpp
son, Moves. and Hodgson.
The rare musical talent rendered will make this
III sity; PTcsrsmne published in full on The
sion. Kindly loaned By Mr. Mstaerot SCENT s for
'tTff ieae,;, 50 cents. 1t
u3 instant, Gnaugursticn day. persons having
presiogsly.
n%NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
M tocR the National Gnop 70 6o%
pany of Washington. p. O., will be open at No.
n
G. Fl. MOODY,
JAS. MONTGOMERY,
-. JOHN n. RELY.
0TTHE GRAND FAIR FOR THE BENEFIT
M Of the new FOUNDRY NJ METHODIST EPIS.
COPAL CHURCH, corner of and Fourteenth
beautifully decorated and arranged with special
regard to the convenience of visitors.
Ihere Will be select instrumental and vocal music
each evening.
There will be a variety of observation-disclosures
which will be visits from the Communicates aud
LODGES OF Our own and other tiles. feR
nFNOTI0E.As our office will be closed on
QS SATURDAY, the 18th inst all notes and
drafts msturing on that day should be attended to
.m2 It JAY COOKE L co.
~EIRsT NATIONAL BANK OF WAsHING-
TBS Bank viii Be Closed on slFu hs1 next Bs2t
March 4th. All notes or drafts maturing ON that
day and the day following, (Sunday,) Should he
PAID , on Friday, Sd inst. mn, -
HEDEP,ARTMENT OF METRoPOLTTAN
ss1.,, West Washinston Mareh ?. isSsENot;csV n
hereby p, zen that no vehicles will be allowed on
Pennsylvania venue, between 18th street and the
Capitol from the Sour of IL O'Clock a m March
4th, until the IpausurS Procession shall have re-
turned from the Capitol IL .he PresdsntiaI Man
m PIT Superintendent.
TREY. MR.. EARLES REVIVAL MEET. |
Jh5 INes are continued at the Z street Baptist |
ping during the week, as follows Morning Prayer |
lettings FROM te 9; also. Afternoon Meetin % |
rom to 4; and In the evenings commencing at |
CLOCK. Free invitation to all. fe8 ST.
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LOST AND FOUND.

s1.ee te 1t e MEee
x f 70 s. pes Of q
m 3-3t" -
5000 REWARD-Lost on the night of the lst
One Thoassnd Belsr Bond. T Az owner aRa
ss Ma BAKER, the
Star Office. m3. 4t*
osT9H Tb5fsdf e. nsht the "a ins
receipt for $Oo Also several other valuable papers
OF no use to any one except the ewpsr $40 re-
and
the fni Will be rewarded by leaving the at
t1e krKwood House. mar 23t@
L TUESDAY. a BAY Hokss, rope around the u,
neen an and sore back The SxnsT have the
betvsen t and Garages 3D. al stsss''
&1S ,REWARD:.-stoIen from Gsithersburs.
Nd if FIVE zen miles above aeekyis on Mon
o "a ihs's
ssn ID fon sssa. v Th his
auppSssd to have beer taken to Wsshin Had
With single rein Sfde and marnsse TSs
above reward will be given for his recovery At
's 1 Eat. B. p e Gd.h.rl Ma.
GAME TO MY STABLE. white, STEER, with
~ rope round his neck, on Saturday last. The
ROBERT JOHNSON,
m l-3tF Goth street, between and r.
COX REWARD.-TO JIWELERs-About the
WEC last week in December or FIRST of January
asaAL -bloodstone-was left to be reset,
ing either Preston or Porter. If this shou meet
the eye OF the person who repaired and still holds
the ring, he Will confer favor by leaving it at the
Star Office. in charge Of Mr.. Baker. m I-3ts
Clio REWARD.-Lost on Monday, Feb 9Th
TaU il the Capitol dark mink fur COLLAR
ernders, A Third street. Georgetown. fs2s ~
E0UND-On the grounds of the Government
= hospital for the Insane. on Feb. ed, 1856
COMS. one white faced, with horns, and three
speckled buffalo. Phe owner is requested to cali
for, pay charges and take them away. fe25 -Iw
&CS REWARD Lost. yellow NEWFOUND
YGS LAND DOG, about months old, with
Thlte front legs and white spot on his head The
finder will receive the ab We reward by leaving
MIN ~ NO 479 18th street. near Penn. avenue.
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HORSES,
HORsIak!
HORSES

A NlW. PHELAN FOUn-POCKET BTLLIAE RI
a TABLE for -saie-GHARY'S Rooms, 4revor 3
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r. Id ND STOC KS,

Our Office has been placed in direct telegraph
Communication with the Geld and Stock Exchange
Rooms in New York, insuring promptness in tie
Purchases and sales % abe at the usual rates
RITTENHOUSE, FOWLER & Co,
IN 3-u Bankers, 352 Pepna ay
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LOCAL NEWS.

THR ARRANGEMENT OF THE PoLICE.-In
view OF the inauguration tomorrow Superin-
tendent Richards, of the Metropolitan Police,
has detailed 1I6 men from his force for duty
with the process on. They are to report at OK
a. m, at the headquarters on 10th street. fully
equipped and in full uniform The men re-
served for duty in the precincts proper will
report as usual at the station houses, that no
precinct will be left exposed The order is
imperative that no vehicles will be allowed on
the avenue over which the procession will pass
after II O'Clock, except the railroad cars, and
these will stop few minutes before the pro-
ceSsion moves.
In addition to the soitce, Col Ingraham has
detailed strong mounted military patrol to
aid in enforcing the orders OF the day, who Will
be posted at the interscction OF the various
streets crossing the avenue
CHARGE OF FoReERY.-Ycsterday, Detec-
tive donaldson, arrested Ct. S. Murray, a
young man mployed i'll the G Uartermaster's
Department, upon charge of forgery. The
case is briefly as follows Murray, after an
absence of several weeks, applied at the pay
Office for his months salary, and presented
certificate Of his illness during the tiIae Of his
absence One OF the clerks at once pronounced
the signature OF DR.. J. +. Morgan alta ched TO
the certificate a forgery, and the certificate be-
ing sent te me Secretary Of War, who or tfered
the arrest of n urray. The case was laid be-
fore Justice Bes we'll and DIR. Morgan be pg
summoned, he pronounced the signature a
forgery. The case was Taled for further hear
ing at II o'clock to-day, when the witnesses
appeared and tesuned TO the facts as stated.
Justice Boswell held the accused to bail for
trial at court on a charge OF forgery.
THR CATHOLIC JUBzLRK.-The following are
the full and correct particulars, we learn, of
the Catholic Jubilee services at st. Dominic's
Church:
A MISSION, sprituCi retregs, will COM
mence IN st. Domlnlc's Church On Sunday,
the 5tG instant, at 10 a. M, with solemn high
mass, to be continued during the entire week,
for the ourpCce OF preparing the faithful to re-
ceive worthily the graces AMI Spiritual favors
Of the Jubilee.
There will be four spiritual exercises during
the day-at a. n, a. m, p. m, end at Z
p m. Masses Will be said from a. m. to 9 a.
n. Sermons wfle be preached at a. n. 9 g.
IA, and as = p. m. Confessions will be heard
by several priests during the entire daY and
e sening, not otherwise occupied ~ tbs spfr-
itual exercises.
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I OsT-on the 1st Of March. DISCHARGE, be-
IL loDgiD to MICHAEL CONSIDINE, OF the 5th
regiment of cavalry. reward will be paid of S.
m 3-3tt -
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REPoa FOR. BEST PARIS HID GLOVES.

REPoR FOR BEST PARIS HID GLOVES.
We eaAu open tbis day tIrafaV> y ar CHI 81 our
SPRING IMPOR1Afy ON
PARIS KID CLIO YES.
OF the follawing ceisssas ed brande:
CogRvOIsIIRS,
ALEAANDREs.
BA5o US,
JOUvIN'S.
TRAFOUssB.
| In White, Light, Assor ted, Medium Shades,
Dark, Black, hight Shades. embr oidered in Black
We have also the
BOEBbH BUTTON GLOVE,
|: of Alexanjres make. novelty never before in
treduced into this market
JOS. J. MAY q co.,
SOS Pennsylva nia avenue
ma between Oh and 10th sts
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C1OE TIE INAUGURATION BALL,
LEv1Es. OPERAS, ae.,&e.
Ladies' White Kid Gloves, from No. s.. tos
Ladies' Head Dresses and LAoe Coifares.
Ladies' Fancy Dress Gaps aad Lace Barbes.
Ladies' Spanish Hair Balls, Pins. and Nets.
Ladies' Wide Gilt, Jet. and Steel Buckles.
Ladies' Wide Pink, Blue, and White Sash Rib
bons.
Ladies' Extra Wide Whsts Silk Illusion. fer
Dresses, Co., &C., &c.
At AAXWELL'S
Popular Fancy Store, 32S Pa. ave.,
mist between 9th and 10th sta.
m ~FROM BOSTON.
HE Regular Packet Schooner George l..
Green has arrived and is now discharge ~
pp' HARTLEY Il BROTHER, $50
m 2-2ts % Water street.
YARMOUTH BLOATERS.
WHITE FISH,
MESS MACK1RRL.
MISS SALMON,
No. NEW 40 EREL,
IGAN & PERRIE,
o mal6t Corner Z and 9th SITS.
FoR sALE-Fopr BTLLIARD fABLRs, Zone
Il carom, } in perfect order, with Balls aud Cues
complete. Win be sold separator together. In
m s-st* CIV. CAMPBELL.
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WIN. HUNTINGTON.

0SREE. MR.. EARLES REVIVAL MEET
lS 1NGS are continued at the street Baptist
Church, east of the Post OH every day and eve
ping during the week, as follows: Morning Prayer
Meetings from 8 tie 9; also. Afternoon Meetin gs
from 3 to 4; and in the evenings commencing at
O'Clock. Free invitation to all. fe2.5tr
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5000 REWARD-Lost on the night of the lst
pEOO of March, On 18th st., bet. Pa av. and 4
St, 5-z0 One Thousand Dollar Bond. The owner
has stopped the payment Of the same. The above
reward will be paid if left with Mr.. BAKER at the
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LETTER FROM THE ARTISTS OF THE ITAL
IAN AND GERMAN OPERA AND OTHER
n w IA &c l,ca

In regard to Mr.. Wehli's playing on other pi-
to do only for q consideration. Messrs. Stein
way 4 Sons were approached by these persons,
certs, providing they were paid certain cempen-
sation for doing SO, which proposal the Messrs
SteinWay indi gnantly rejected.
A lar &c assortment of eteinway's PIANOS and
Mason & Hamlin's CABINET ORGANS can al
ways be found at the warerooms of
m SGT" W. G.METZEROTr
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IJAvAGA AND VERA CRUZ
NorIcrchange Of sailing date Hereafter the Ans.
rcan and Mexican Mail Steamship Company will despatch
their elegant side wheel for tho above
ports the 9Th and sd OF each month For freight
sage apply 10 CHAS. A. WHITNEY, Agent 70 broadway.
LNOR HAvANA.-THE NEW AND SPLENDID SIDE
win leave pier No North river Friday Dec. 81 10
O'Clock A. H. precisely for Havln For freight passage
apply TO sP0FFoRD, TILESTON d co. % broadway.
I,oR HAyANA-THR NEW AND FIRST CLASS
II United states mail steamship LIBERTY, Chlnon
commander win leave pior 30 North river for the above
port Saturday Dec IS O'Clock For freight passage
annly 70 HAKGnIIH A Co. "a South Atreel
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

CRoToN AQUEDUcT PREPAYMENT, NEW YORK.
~ Saturday Deceunber 1865 At meeting of the officers
clerks and employees of the Croon A9ueduct Department.
held this day Thomas stephens President OF the board
Board, appointed secretary
On motion the following preamble and resolutions were
adopted
Whereas the painful intelligence just received
President OF this department. and Whereas aside from
the universal and heartfelt expression of those feelings
of respect and love which those who have ever been
officially associated with him cannot but entertain, In
but fitting formal though this time necessarily
brief and feeble acknowledgement should be made OF the
obligations which In common with our fellow citizens
owe TO the memory OF who has devoted many
OF long and well apent life emnently conducive to
their health happncss; and whereas the
tory OF the Introduction and Of troton water In city
In it, conception in 1872 its undertaking in 1885 and its salts
factory completion in 1872 aso In the creation and organza
ton Of the present Croton Aqneduct Department In S9
and subsequently IN the faithful and efficient dmnsration
of its executive duties but transcripts from the life
records of NJ yndert Van Schaick; therefore,
Resolved That the occasion which has brought
together feel that cannot butaempt chow eebly
II be- orr deep OF the loss whah tho
city of New York hss sustained Ia the decease Of Ny ndert
Van Schack for many her most devoted and dis
interested laborer In AL that promised the advancement OF
her best interests and to whoss unrng efforts than
70 those OF other person, the people OF this city in
bted FOR the origin and happy consImmaon OF tho great
work OF introducing into their streets and dwellings
ample supply rpure and heshful This noble work
VIII TO all future ages be his best and most enduring
mcuL
None but the actions Of the just
Smell sweet and blossom in the dust.
fsiy most respectful sympathy in their great acon
Eeroised That the officers clerks and employees of this
department will participate in the soemnes Of the funeral
ceremonies Monday next 4th inst for which
TINS ounce WIN Dc closed f FL i sa
HENRY l.. ROBKRrsoN, Secretary.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-12-08

DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANIES
THROUGH LINZ
TOUCHING AT MEXICAN PORTS
And carrying the United States Mall,
leave pier No ~ North river, OF Canal street. Mt IL
o'clock noon lst 18th and 2st every month Tex
ceeding saturday. for ASPINWALL, connecting, via Pa
Railroad with one OF the Companye steamships from
Panama for San Francisco Touching At Acapulco
Ist.MENRY CHAUNCEy. Captain Gray. connecting with
CONSTITUTIONS, Captain Farnsworth.
dJth.A1LAkTfC Capt Maury. connecting With GOLDEN
CITY Captain Bradbury.
COLORADO, Captain Watkins.
Departures Or LIST and 2lst connect al Panama with
steamers for South Pacific ports Those Of LIST touch At
Manzanllo
rnRouGn PAssAox RATES IN CURRENCY
Lat Cabin I'd Cabin Stecragc.
$3.50 $50 SIPS.
OF fourth steamers rates allowed 70
second cabin and Storage passengers with famies.
Ono hundred pounds baggage allowed each adult BNRRago
accompany through andattend 10 ladies' and
children without male projectors Baggage received tha
dock the day before sailing from steamboats, railroads and
passengers who prefer TO send down carly.
An experienced surgeon board Medicine and attend
ance free.
Steamer win bc placed the line January 1885, 10
from New Orleans TO Aspinwai, via Havana
For passage tickets further information apply nj tho
Companys ticket Office tho wharf, foot Of Canal src'
North river. r. w. @. BELLOWS. Aee