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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1865-12-23
COM NJ
SlrrRD4r. DEcEuRER q. 1875.

SATURDAY,. 3, 1865.
b. The CaEtoH Packet We have received dates from San
Francisco to the G5h inst Eep-eias business, th. Enf''T
says
Trade generally 81 e,,r-m,iy Dun, ami i Z rather difieui' %
determine commercial yai1--- Jnhbsr- are decidedly a'eTss o.
stocking Up At the Fad g the year, while importers are ANXIOUS
% close cut broken invg.c=s- shich can Only y ionsD y Mahts
pubic sale o; Hawaiian sugar. comTu-.ug The principal portion
q te s-HeN - an importer I'nsiiefns us D.
marx a. eoGII be expected. The sugar was divided M among
tne tTst- and ore o: the rrfnerles-
Tho 4f1 q the 9Th remarks
In the general markets, r-sde- some zaEes q mes and clear
paFS or private terms. there ives EtI- % attract attention TIE
Isbblng blzn-.- va IuG. The main feature ~s the sale BY
I-ssr. Jona= = Bend ken Th- Hawaiian sugar vas ofer-i
- 20 - ant ninety dag fr over $500 $1,000 Or SS.vD re-
-PFty-Iy. Th~ rang = rri - sas - @ollo %. 1T.ng les.
ss.Gs 81 Tie d-taIs or 'L- remainder q the catalogue Ill!
- 21at below.
Du the 5h q Deees1b-r the premium On gold ruled Al -
AMI s.eldIy aiy-lcing-
Tie .fra notices the receipt of cotton in this item
s1mc months -i1ce. - mentioned that Me-zrs- L'ermore F.,
Jssrct = Co. hal planted cotton on Kern river, hear Fcrt T-jon-
The agents o. tie firm. Me-r-. Parish & Co. have received the
frt il-tlimer- q The crop. which reaches 10000 lbs TIE
quality VIII rank fair 10 good uplaaIs, aui Is very clean and In
t1oi ari-r. IT, sane frm received a consignment Of long
--ap-f Saa1Eieh Islands. rr Hhich 20 cats per pound Vas
0srr-i, but u-ier Instruction. they sA5rTet i Es-t Ih- -r",
~-ss q M---rs- Lv~rEcr-, JeEett & Co solves the Pr.5'-In u
c,t-7a rai-irr where there = accessible a good supply q women
sEi chH-reu, Chinese O. In|iaus, for picking, etc
Anew York paper, speaking % tie trade q tha; port, and
y. rapid increase. says. O. Our coasting marine u In the fU!
tsIs q success Within eight months L has grown from q half
dozsn vssse;- plying . Nsw ORLEANS and one or two other ports,
% nearly ore hGalrei and fifty steamships q large tonnage
that visit every Port q any magnitude along cur coast. from
PGriani b galveston. TEe-e vessel. arr al. or nearly all, do
ing i masn.Gsent business, cary iug large numbers q pas=en-
g-rs, and mu cargo 4 neral n-rchandf~e- Many % these
steamships have been recentIy constructed expressly for this
trsie. ahf ar fitted aEd furnished ia = manner that cannot be
-Scsi!rI by any vessel af1a;-"
Th~ following exhibits the Ates. quotations il London % M
tonal boais, which j. eer-inly not very aa,,eriag to the United
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1865-12-23
IMPORTS

FroaI ErEEkl-per Kentucky. Dec. 22-IO.24s Il fumins
strf, l5e-Is3 Il hr plank. ii-js5 Il surfaced boards, I+S VI
shingles, Il bxs apples
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1865-12-23
DEPARTURES

Dec. 1s-SclT Prince. Hatfield. for UunaIef.
lS-Stnr kilauea. NcGre2C.. ar WinIwari PORTS
ls-Schr NiaEy Ellen, West. for Eahului.
ls-Am VII ship Geo HowIand. Jones. for home.
is-Am VII -hip Mount WauIstoa. Willis. for A cruise.
l9-rorst schr Nahieuaena. for HID.
=N-Schr Aibsrui. D3lrympc for HHo.
9t-Schr Helen. Kinney. for NoIokai and Mako
2->chT kauoi. Wilbur. Tor HiI1.
Am wh bark Canton Packet. Frasier. for a cruise.
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-10-09
NO. &.

Int RfsoitYior providing FOR III. ferns inatieasf rs
Reciprocity treaty Of hfth June, eighteen hundred
hny four between the uniied sates and Great Btan
WnuhEs, II Is provided in the Reciprocity treaty
clted Washington, the NTH uf June, eghtesu hundsd
ard ytour between the Csiied States Of the part
and the Uned Bingdufa Of Great Britain and Ireland d
the other part that this treaty shall remain In force f
ten years uta the date at which IL may toao into opera
ton and further until the expiration o; twelve inOntbs
after either Of the high contracting parties shall give
tee to the other Of it, vish 10 terminate The same: aud
whereas appcars by approximation Of ths President VI
IL. United States bearing date sixteenth March, eighties
hundred aud ftyye that the treaty came into optgaot
Oh that day. an,twhefens further il Ia longer fof tito
Of the United states 10 continue the ssfas In
force: Therefore,
R,goLtt by NE Sraate aad House Of Rt5ysssxtsiisxs
AZ the Cesd States a Jatriea ~ r5agssss oss<absd
flat notice bu given Of the termination Of The RseIpf3
city Tresty according the provision therein sontaips
tina cuted States Il efe6y charged with the communities
ton 81 such notice 10 The Government ss the United
Kingdom 81 Great Briidn and IRELAND
Approved January IL, 1862
NJ. l..
A RrsoLtriop 10 present the fh,hes al csasfess Ia
Breret Major 6shrrsi Alfred IT, ferry sad the dtsefs
aud Men under his Command
Resotsa By ts Sa.sts aud Iouss Of Representatives.
o. NE t'td Sd.<a 81 .Isertcd ~ (ngysss a.sassb.sf
hs' the thanks Of Congress sIe hefsby ITess otss ~
bfevet Major General Alfred H. Terry and 10 the ekesHe
aud men under bis eumH,snd for the ansturssssd ks
ahtry and skill exhibited by them In ,hs sitsek upoa
e9tt Fisher and the brilliant and decisive Victory by
which That Important work has been captured from ths
rebel foees and placed in the Possession and under ths
authority Of the United States and for their long and
sihiu services and unwayerug devotion TO The ii
Tue country In tha midst Of tho creates, dpcuites aud
dangers.
sfc 4Hd be Il further yesoirss, That the President
Of The United States be- and hs hereby IL. requested ~
communicate haresolution General Terry, and through
Mn TO thu ohleers and soldiers under his eonsIasud
Approved, January "a, 1896.
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-10-09

l. Il elsa,l br N "a to tic Naval Observatory.
CIV tafd - Stass ani Ho-se Of Reprsssafs tsc,s
I'M ~ MUGS -Hs Of Anertod ia (Sssgrsss asseabiss
.tErts ~ OF the first section Of tho act OF third OF
ka.1 .thocssHd eight hundred and forty eight TN.
"A ees isating appropriations the nassl ser.
~ sAe ysaf ending the thirtisth Of June, one tAos
Az hssarsa AMI fsrty nine" requiies that the
ihsts1eat 81 tbs naval observatory ai ssbia stos
shall it captain commander OF iieasetsans In tts
n sa, and s hsreby, repealed, and no ofHeu Of ihs
ea1loyed rs superintendent shsii Issviya sthsr
tie shore duty pay OF hts grade.
RtprsvsG March ., 1855
ksr % sxtehd the Provisions of the Gfs, Sesfioh Of
IA kss ~ tAt eorcfRnsnf of Persons In osrfnis fists
sH &evA jane nisefsshth, sisAissH tundrsa
S n ~ 4agSs and Essas q Estyxp sfa
~ aSvassd SD. " da$tsss IN ca1sSsrss
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-10-09

= A l. T s LIT! 4 A I. r !
~ RRCEiNED AID FOR SALE
iuoto Busisis Turks Island SALT
per His Nslhss " Ill be seis lo,s.i ApSiy 10
NJ 81 = ht-at. CfRUsE sTAIkE5ss--
sug2s-H No. y wiesTksR SsrSss
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-10-09
TREASURY DEPARTMENT., !
OFFICE or COMPTROLLER of CURRENCY.
" tSHINGToN, MAY 18th. 1863,

TREASURY DEPARTMENT, !
OFFICE or COMPTROLLER CuEHEScy
" tSnnNGfoN May 18th, 1865.
WnfrEts 10y satisfactory eslence presented 10 the
dr,s,Snei II has been made TO appear that ths "FN
CHANGE NATIONAL BANK OF NORFOLK In the
City Of Norfolk In the County of Norfolk and State
Virginia has been duty ntaaiiizsd under aud arcordins 10
requirement.. Of the Act Of Congress eued "Au Act Ia
provide National Currency secured by pledge thi,ei
States bJds and Ia provide for thr eit,drt"n and
jsnpiion thereof approved June "a lad sod has
piled with all The provisions Of raid At be compiled
With before commencing the hasihess Of BANKING Under
said Act
Now, rnsEbroRr, l. FREEMAN Ci4nss Comptroller Of
'ha Currency, 10 hereby certify shat THE EXCHANGE
VATI0SsLBANK on NORFOLK Ia tho City Of Sor-
fat IN ,'e County ei Norfolk aud State Of Virginia is
auholi,.i 81 cninhleuta tho business al BANKING under
tha At aforesaid
,---'>,, In te-tisony whereof wiihe-. my hand AMI
| IS .ss' Of Office ''is thirteenth d', II May
FREEMAN CLARKE,
Comptroller of the Currency
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-10-09
RESOL UYI0.Sy.

No.
JoiSF Rk-oluros authorizing The Secretary OF the Navy
TO espend Portion Of the Contingent Pund for nAsi a
| ing the Navy Department Building
BE il Iss"lest ba he sxnats uai I1iss Of Rs,-sste
ttr.s q the Ghitd Ho'os n .Imtrica Ia fSsg,1ss ps,
bi That the Secretary OF the Nav, be- and he te1sLy
IT, authorized TO oxpen mneh of the contingen t fn
hfrot're appropriated MS nay be nessafs for IL a.
arseneni OF The Savy Department htids To IL esi d.
| wants al The Department..
| Approved, December Is, isGi.
fSo.a.l
\ EEs'LUFIos rendering tho Thanks Of .,,no,,. T..
aa ,I Nm A. "ah,low y. y Navy, atsi IN ii.a 0issis
Steamer krsrsage, in her Co.,ast with ts nlsor,ss.
sra,! 'Te ai,h.na; In COMPLIANCE with the hs
eenber, eighteen hundr Ell ast ski y..als
X 'ottd ty ns 81 rot. e,a House or l,o,.s INV,
YMe thffe,i Slate Of tg,,r;co h. C,0rsss aaers,Ja
That The thanks Il Congress are due and ana aersby leu,
Htt1' 10 ,af'n John A. Nnsow, Of ,ha Ualrd States
rlEes Of lie Unl,t4 staSes seantr .Ksarssge ivr TN
a 'i' sallaaty eSaete,i by him and The officers AID
ie ,Auef MS ctfnmand In uie brilliant action the
hleenth of ius,. eighteen hundred and sixty .s,nr b.
twevi. i.yt ship AND the pliacal craft "A labank.h-
n,"' .-sS4or % his own in TONNAGE IN guns and IN lie
i'u's@sa ~ ler Grew.
ApR;p,ed. Dsconbor 20, 1854.
mo. 81
u HasoLun1S rendering the Thanks Of Cengras, IA z;
.'1ahs " hnam H. Cushing Of The United States Ss,T
miu 10 tue Officers and Men who assisted him In IL
s'tiiaht and periltns Achievement in letrvytng ,he
rceei Steailer "AftenaIe, in Compliance wit, The
fe>idents Recommendation 10 CONGRESS or the nth
December eighteen hnu'lre1! laIi[ siNty.io9r
ReSolt ID by he Stsois aad Hease Of E,or.ssut,tf,,,
Z me taafd Mates u America IL (0ayr,ss 0sYo,iI,,
ha! the thanks oI Congress due aud are heteb,
oidere to Lieutenant William B. Cushing of the CnIt
't'es Navy and 10 the officers and men under his can,
h Tor line skill and gaRntry exhibited BIZ them In
lruesInction OF the rebel iron-clad eaier tib1maF,s
PH houtI, North Carolina the night Of The tN .nt,
"rnthof October eighteen hundred and siSty.fh,r
Approved, December 20. 1864.
No. :.
lNi HEsoitTioN rendering the Thanks of IA.
hh "i congress 10 Major General William fsste
aud The ofhecrs and Soldiers OF hi. Comm shsT sshs
"a liant Conduct in their late brilliant No, nd, hr tbs'f
Georgia. emers tbFsssh |!
Ne a. ftsvtetd ty Tie S,aatc oad Iloi
ne tatted SdAs ri Amefica Sc ef Representatives
WI mo uah6s oil the people Cobgsss' osscsetrs
ted states are due and d of the Congress o. Ma
neral William I. sherms hereby rendered. to aiaja /
cers and men under hi a, and ,hcssIgh him 10 iha
i good conduct in T. command, for thelr sb'lantTy
osa to Atlanta, aer late caiapagD troia Ckstts'
ou8h Georgia TO md the .riumphai iosrrh thence
occupation or Savannah, terminating Ia the capture
uIy al this that city: aud that the President cause
fded 10 " ,oint resolution Ia be tngfossed sEd luI'
approve 1tor uer~,ral Sherman.
Il, January 10, 1863.
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-10-09
AGENT FOR 40 LOAN.

4 constant supply of Notes will he kept IN hand.
This Bank will buy aud cell all clssse- ut GOVERN
AENT sECuRlTIES nj current market rates.
FURNISH ENCIiA SGE aud make collections on ALL
THE PRINCIPAL CITIES OF THE UNITED STATES
Purchase Government Vouchers Oh the MOST FAVOR.
ABLErERMS and give CAREFuL Ann pnoMrT ATTENTION TO
ACCOUNTS OF BUSINESS MEN AND FIRMS,
aud to any other business entrusted to the Bank.
FULL INFORMATION in regard to GOVERNMENT
LOANS at all times ehesrfully furnished.
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-10-09

BE u sHsfftdt
XII s io,s 81 vast. .sd Ass. " Representative,
~&ates II <@ertea IL Csaoysss oss1aLJ.j
nt4ss' lie oaenders assbst sbs laws Of N. TrI,a;
Elp <0nS under the sse OF sixteen ycsT and Nh
VI IHeAnef be convicted Of esins Ly any ,nTf =, m
Ited stats> tbe punishment whereof sbau ha w."
cso5uent shall be confined during The Tern, NJ ~,
"a some hours ofr.ise be d.sgnstd Nv d.
CT theInte9!e aad shall be transported and dcya,s y
tha warden keeper Of such bouse Of refuge l., bs ma
sha of the district where such shaii have ~
eo,h conviction be had In the District Of Columbia ,s
and IN surh case the transportation delivery shall h.
by the warden of tho sil Of said district and the
able actual xneREe OF the transportation Necessary spl
ssteoea and hire md transportation Of ssesui. Ana
tht marshal OF warden only shall be paid by e Setry
| tary Of the Interior, out OF the judiclsr! hind
Ssr = And be "a ta0thsy eRdcted That 1t shall be u.
duty of the Secretary Of the Interior 10 contrast with III.
rsansxeFs or persons having control Of such hsuees
refuge for the imprsonmbp subsistence and proper
poyset Of ell such juvenile onepdets and 20 give Thu
several enurfs Of the bntsd States asd o. the District
columbis police Of The Places 20 provided Toe heeoape
OF ssld ofeadsrs aud such odeoddfs shall be
tenssd eod6aensnt 10 the hooss OF refuge nearest h'
place Of esA,ieop dsis1s,sa by ths Seeresr Of h'
| tAtaIiof.
Approved, March g. 1855,
An Acr to amend an Act enttle IAN Act 10 provide oi
the eetsr Organization Of Indian Adhisin California.
Il BE saustea ~ o. SafS s1,d Hcse s EtpSor1iesrrs
The snHpf nlty thopssod dollars o. 20 much iheof rs
Hsy b neecsssfy BE- ssd tbs as 10 hesby, sppfofsl
sut Of al ssssey s Abe sasurs sst s4brwisesE
lfograsfea nrthp perSess Of sBsbins ihs esststy u
N. rnteroK N p7y settlers In heopa Tkll6Q.lan
fofA tr thetr unprov6RsR6 Oh the LcdiaR re6dvAuea
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-10-09

IA Aes NAB ,,u~-..,,.
f7sas - third ssc,sn al an Act eHttlsd
~ se Appreprtaticn inf sond!y Cist II
N. t5ovsrnni ent rthe Yssr sndias tee fhisi
dsy Of june, eighteen hundre add siIfyn.e; - rAs
~ oShs pmrosee,n - fsr a. ms same re's'e' ~
s,asss IN tisCourts Of the Cniisd States
q ellssa bs he 1.rut D1d Hsiss ~ Hp3esSasdsn,ess
i5s CAasea Sa% az Auasyca ~ c1icgrss dsssiho.eA
~ the sSigd serhou Of sct esrt!c "Ap ACT making
Z ptiaiiars for sundry evil espsasss o; the Govern
Isr they'sf ending tbs tsirtish Of June, s,Shter'
y led Sna 81 g,y-fSe, and TOT other PURPOSES pc,
yysS.ne herehy i, am.nisd By aiding thereto tn 81
Nag Brosse Fr6iide6 flgfitr That in seii' fol
NJ. administrators, susrdlar - BY
r ,sest may BE- rendered for o. against a. In whIe
L n shall ia allowed to testify against .0sn, uethe
sessaessa with, or statement by .hs ether as {,
vssd, snles called to testif- she tostator mites
- psre feqaissd TO testify thereto BY the oppo
Approved March Q, lssS. .aeress by the ootlrl
The New York herald., 1865-03-17

OAyENSWQOp PEQPERTv-ATTRACTrvE SALE
IL Edward fKTfrN0fR, Aussioneer sciis saturday.
1aEch ~ ccock on s premi.ss two story and hiaH
% :srs q srcdnS Location Hamilton street Sec
mile from Hunters Point ferry The grounds well laid
u and desirable property Take stage from Hunters Point
every hour, or Harlem boat 70 Astoria Sale peremp
cry Without reserve Particulars inquire O
The New York herald., 1865-03-17


ssyITq gnTshsssrs q reilly ars. sss: prrr AND
PiANSgokfE siisEk fSE Plate 90.
At the residence as West rouresnh street near Eighth
enne. commencing a io1f O'Clock n1 o., slaho
rasy c1rved Psror Furniture pubie auction
and to be sold without any reserve An eSam'nAa0" VIII
Paro contain elegant full suits q rosewood Psrlor
Etagere splendid and costly Partan Ornaments
" S4dSirIcESr EosEyocooSp copfa nIAsoFoRrE,
elegant nsrSmen. with round beautifully carved
Also collection Of rare Painting. rosewood
Side marble top fables richly carved ree and Brussels
carved Bsd,tead wassaads sefa Beds in Gne harcloh;
pure Hair Mattresses from 40 to % pounds
Dining Furnturc consisting Of 1ne oak Extension
and Silver Cutlery spoons &c. with heavy cut and
engraved Glassware Of every description.
carmen IN a.tendane 10 cart pack or ship goods &C.
A 2 ByRNHAM, AucTIoNEER-MAcNIF
5o.e Paintings o ana rsf1r many surs r,s
costly works art at public auction this day Friday March
tween FIFTH sixth avenues sale at ols
O'Clock The auconeer would call particular attention Of
grisng the largest richest furniture
& a. at a"eon s Sale cas &
cate richest description. VIZ ctes, Sofas, Arm,
so% 's:a ns Pier ad em
broercd LACE Cur,.ins superb bronze satuar. represent
ei,erss IrS. Piece Winter Scene Flemish Interiors Ga5
@
made Sy city maker. Stool uGssr Masc stand Chamber n
modes en- suite Mattresses Blankets sheets Dining Room.
Gs . ns s e cay elegant
b. Parties wishing TO attend this sale take ruth avenue
house. s.4s 4r4
The New York herald., 1865-03-17
A y EXTRAORDINARY OPPORTUNITY FOR


The property Of private family will be- sold at public
tion this day ~ iayl, March H. II O'Clock precisely,
At ii9 Clinton place EE'h street few doors from Sixth
consisting Of hand Velvet, Brussels
Carpets; three clg aor Suits covered in rich French
satin locitr and aured Etagcres
with French ria. haeA afld doors.
MAGNIFICENT ROSENuD ~ OCTAVE PIANOFORTE,
STOOL AND COVER; COST $3.50
Elegant rosewood and bek walnut marble top Tables Turk
isl Easy Chairs and Lounges Reception Chairs, Bronze
Clocks rich Lace Curtains Oh Paintings rosewood
hosany Bcsteads Bureaus Rockers Lounges Sofas Spring
and Hair Bankes GLASS; China aud Silver Ware
Tal,ic Cutlery. &c
The New York herald., 1865-03-17

-
A GREAT REDUCTION IN ARTIFICIAL WHERE
n the natural teeth have been extracted; whole sets.
s. g. e10 and SIS superior in beauty and
others Call and essmne specimens AZ 300 West Fourth 81,
near Grove. DIR WHITE
CoLToN DENTAL ASSOCIATION ORIGINATED AND
~ make speciality OF nitrous oxide for extracting Long
experience enables ns 20 do the work superior manner
Come 10 headquarters. once, 10 Cooper Institute
A 2G CERTIFICATES HAVING HAD ONE TOOTH
l.fCO extracted without pain ly Dr. vILLERs, i56
Grand street, uheerfnt "a him those
,aolhachs 81 WILLIAM SrA~Tps New Dowtfs Taealrc
The New York herald., 1865-03-17

G J. B0GART, AUCTIoEEERs.- SATURDAY,
NJ March 16 at l0tS O'clock, nj the aucon No
North Wiism str e. large quantity q gen.eel cgscod
Carpets Bed tcads and Bedding Mirrors, sofas, g. on
tuesday 2is lago socA Gocc.ea Sal ii g1ra ~ IS
fLtrt Ia
The New York herald., 1865-03-17
UoTIoN sALE-OP OVER $4,000 WORTH OF RICH
N PARLOIs. CHAMBER,
DINING ROOM AND NURSERY FURNITURE;
ELEGANT ROSEWOOD PIANOFORTE, PAINTINGS,
CARPETS CHINA SILVER WARE

RlCu CUT GLASS; &c.
This day (Frdsy) two o'clock. by HENRY X. WEST
COrr Aiconecr at the dwelling house lb2 West Twenty
first street brtween Seventh aud Eighth three
handsome Drawing Room Suits magnificent rosewood Eta
ns French Pier Mirrors Damask and Lace Curtains Turk
fish Lounges Reception aud Arm Chairs 20 valuable Paint
fnys, Brorzcs and u. ;ani Paror Ornaments.
MAGNIFICENT ROSEWOOD PIANOFORTE,
STOOL AND COVER. WITH MAKERS WARRANTED.
Rosewood. walnut mahogany Chamber Furniture, OF
every descriplon Spring and Hair Mattresses. Clocks
tirc Buffet Tables Chairs Sc french aud English China,
heavy and engraved Glassware, Silver DC No postpone
mcnt. Catalogues house
The New York herald., 1865-03-17

g a. BogARr, AUcTIoNEERs SATURDAY, MARCH
~. 49, AT lOk O'Clock 81 the auction No North vii
liam Sweet corner OF Frankfort large quantity OF
hold Furniture OF every description. BPersona aten.
residences of families.
The New York herald., 1865-03-17


Il ssi;S 4ats S'1
SPECIAL NOTICE TO THE rrs,sg SUBSCRIBERS AND rHz
sS Of The ssss s n, s:
Yot days longer ssen ancpsssd La:
'''' y sTwo ADDITIONAL rERFoRxAScEs
nc ySss o. ras III ssp TUESDAY THE nsr
sis.:s ss: is; y
sssnsss sns ~ his ssf =
'"'' '''''' WITHOUT ANY CHARGE
:s scs S'
- '"e Tiiis ra s1 1FRIDAy, EVENING. MARCH H. ATs
wn be presented hsiii?: ;;S;E:Ss Ss';EI:;;f oSaf:
S,ss S,'s NJ : n; mos. osY ssgsrs cast. including
fsnos'e@ 'sAEgabAy isss LAST GSSsO aiTisss
rx Esrls2 s2sRAh asF 81 BEL
TUESDAY sTf sf ss,a s d TH SEASON
S % %%a be sS s
Co. S1 VA Sr9ssway s and at Root Anshonys corner =
cADEMY OF MusIc-IrAIIAN OPERA MATINEE.
"A ON sATURpAY AFTERNOON, MAEcM Is, AT ONE
La FORzA DEL DEsTiNO
Tickets TO all p.rts 6ss e ths hoh,Hsh hGassh ONLY
canpow behad at all the ticket Offices.
IRVING HALL-ORCHESTRAL CONCERT.
MR. THEODORE THOMAS
FOURTH GRAND SYMPHONY SOIRBBs
win takr place ON
SATURDAY, EVENING, March Ia. ats
6OLOISTS
MISS CLARA LOUISE KELLOG0,
tBy kind permission OF Me. Max Maretsek.t
MISS CAROLINE SCHNEIDER, Pianiste
GRAND oRchssTRX nss. sRPs2aixTy ~ sixTy rEnyoExEns
Conductor. THEODORE TltOAA1
Tickets 81 80 each.
Oan obtained stenwAy sons' n and - East ro.r
street; Beer Schrmers 70l broadway; al Hal
At schuberth Co.'S 9S Spring street. where also program
can be had.
The New York herald., 1865-03-17

UCTTON NoTICE.-wE WILL INCLUDE IN OUR
"A sale Il Dry Goods Be-, this day, large assortment Of
Woollens aud Tailoring Goods generally Also large
Domestic Cotton Goo including Prints, bleached
and brewu sheetnzs S.d shrtings Denm Corset jeans
&C. Also 5000 dozen silk ribbon Neckties 10 be sold with
out reserve LTTHAUER A CRISTALAR,
4 str md Park
The New York herald., 1865-03-17
ID SCOTT JR-. AUCrOARER,
roe Chcstnrt street. Phladephis.
JAMES q. EARLE SONS,
FOURTH GREAT SALE OF
VALUABLE ORIGINAL AMERICAN AND FOREIGN
OH, PAISTlN0S

E n. CARvALHO co. SELL
II. THIS DAY tFRIDAY,) March II,
At III O'Clock at the salesroon,
OUT AND SHELF DRY GOODS, NOTIONS, &c, FANCY
GOODS, TRIMMINGS, 10.
(For account Of whom II may copcern),
One seven octave PIANO, ENAMEL AND GOLD; COST
el N magnificent tone, and in good order
100 BRONZE AND FANCY CLOCKS.
.srNarR,a SEWING xA1sPisrs :, ora.,
The New York herald., 1865-03-17

saturday second time here Tnylors very attractive
comedy TlE UNEQUAL MATCH, with its great cast and
superb new scenery Monday nth time Still. WATERS
RUN DEEP and HIGH LIFE BELOW STAIRS. Tuesday,
THk UNEQUAL MATCH. "wednesday, third time ; Bosei;
HEARTs In preparaon the popular comedy Of The GAME
OF LOVE, by John Brougham, author OF tho "Gamc OF
fc,n dc Due notice Will be given Of the next
ton OF THE TICKET OF LEAVE NAN. Doors open ut
East Saginaw courier., 1865-08-23
h""tIHS yVUr TcIHyi VIC HIe N
Respectfully Your Obt. Servants,
East SAGINAW, Aug. 90, 1865.

eSt sSH'a-Na", sbAEs -Os lpOfs
W: l.. i. Little, Esq, j. L. ketcham. Esq. NJ
Hess, Esq., lion. S. B Bliss Perry Joslir,
Esq, Hon. 5. W. Yawkey, and others.
GENftEMEN-I received your invita-
ton to address the citizens Of Fast
Saginaw on the subject Of the COM
merce of Lake Superior, and the i'm
portance Of opening more easy and d.
rict communication with That interest
ing portion of our State, with the OBJ. i.
ject of retaining the advantages of
that trade, which naturally belongs ~
us, but which is fast finding its way
through other channels to other States.
Sharing with you most fully in the
opinions expressed, and believing that
it is OF the utmost Importance that
immediate measures should be adopt
cd by the citizens of Michigan, and
especially of this portion of our State,
to secure the objects alluded to, by tho
completion Of the Land Grant Wagon
Road from Saginaw to Mackinaw, and
a Rail Road to the nearest point where
a connection can be. made with tn.
Bay dc Nocquet and Marquette Roads.
l accept your invitation under tho
belief that the contemplated meeting
may tend to promote the object in
view. ] shall be pleased to meet you
and speak on the subject referred to.
at half past o'clock, on Friday eve-
ming, Sept. 1st, 1865, at such place as
you designate.
Very Respectfully.
j. Il. briggs.