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Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-07-27

ARNh VI uhNNh9p AM oaDDLEo'
CHIgP QUARTRRAAsrKR's OFFICE, }
nBPor or wAsHINGTOS,
WARRINGTON, d. c., July 7, 1858.
fhero Is on hand at this Depot, for sale, about
1900 sets Of United States Harness, consisting OF
l43single sets OF Lead Horse Harness.
Lin " Wheel " "
0, 800 " Lead Mule "
A4ll " Wheel "
COL a." Lead Horse Ambulance Har-
ness, and
l, 427 siqyls .sn Of Wheel Horse Ambulance
HARNESS.
This Harness has been used In the public ser.
vice, but Is still Servloeabls for road and farming
purposes,
Sealed proposals are invited for Its purchase
iA lots Of 100 sets and upwards
Proposals must plainly state what kind Of hAT-
ness Is bid for, whether wheel or lead, mule or
horse and for ambulance harness, whether wheel
or lead.
Proposals are also invited for tho purchase Of
several thousand worn Saddles Of various pat
terms, in lots of 100 aud upwarda. Samples eau
be seOp AZ the Government Mill, In this city, on
application to Colonel Charles II. TOmpkius, A.
q. NJ, corner Of I'D and q streets.
Proposals for the purchase Of this harness,
&c, will he received at this Office until IL IN.
TUESDAY, AUGUST l, 1874, and should be Gu
dorsed proposals fur the Purchase OF Harness."
&c,
Payment, In Government funds, must be made
upon tho acceptance Of the proposal, and prior
TO the delivery OF the harness, &c,
The undersigned reserves the right to reject all
proposals which may be considered too low.
The sale OF harness at public auction ad ertised
June II Is discontinued.
The sale Of wagons and mules Ia still going on,
from day to day. Purchasers are invited to at.
tend, ID. II, FUCKER,
!y7'td bTeVet MAJ Gen. and Q, N,
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WANTBD-BY THE FIRST OF SEP
w TENDER, or sooner, a small Country Place,
not exceeding six miles from Centre Market
Address sc r., City Post once, stating loca-
ton, &C. jal9
w ANTED .-G0LD AND SILVER
w Watches, Diamonds, Pistols, Furniture,
Clothing, or any articles Of value. Tho highest
cash price paid, or exchanged for other goods, at
Singers Sewing Machine Agency, bO2 Ninth
street, three doors north Of Pennsy lvania avenue
Two machines for rent.
jyl4.lms WIN SMITH
P0oMS AND BOARD wANTED.-Two
~ rooms and board are wanted In comfortable
quarters, by gentleman with his wife and child.
Address Ripley, REPUBLICAN Office, for terms, &c.
jels y.
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RESTAURANTS.

@ MI T H S
~ LADIES' AND GBNTLEMBN's
DINING AND ICE CREAM SALOONS.
lsl WEST BALTIMORE STREET,
Are the most comfortable In the city.
Ladies' or families shopping or walking will
hnd these saloons very convenient, where every
thing, from simple lunch to n nrst class dinner,
may be obtained.
Breakfast, Dinner, and Supper are promptly
served In tho best style, the bill Of fare always
embracing the most choice dishes.
Ice Creams. Water lees, Cakes, etc, of the best
quality and superior favor at moderate rates.
Weddings and other assemblies supplied with
every requisite at the shortest notice.
Prom long experience In the business the pro-
prietor guarantees satisfaction to all patrons.
iel0-H
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sALE OF GOVERNMENT HORSES.

oUARTBRMAsTER GEuERAL's oPFIcE,l
FIRST DIVISION,
WASHINGTON CTrI, June 20, 1885.
Will be sold, at public auction, during the
month Of July, 1885, to the highest bidder, at the
times and places named below, viz:
BALTIMORE, MD. WEDNESDAY, July 8.
GIEsBoR0', d. @. THURSDAY, July J.
GIESB0Ro', D. c., FRIDAY, July !, and on
TUESDAY, THURSDAY, and FRIDAY Of each
week thereafter.
YORK, PA, FRIDAY, July T.
MIFPLINT0wN, Pa, FRIDAY, JULY.
WlLLIAMsPoRT, Pa, WEDNESDAY, July H.
READING, Pa, FRIDAY, July "A.
EAST0N, PA, TUESDAY, July is.
BALTIMORE. MD. WEDNESDAY, July 10.
NEWPORT, Pa, FRIDAY, July 81
POTTsvILLE, PA, FRIDAY, July Is
WILMINGTON, DsI.., SATURDAY, July %.
BALTIMORE, I'D, MONDAY. July 81.
Two hundred CAVALRY HORSES each day
for road and farming purposes.
Many good bargains may be had. Horses sold
singly.
Sales TO commence at 10 q. IN.
Terms cash, in United States currency.
JAMES A. ERIN
Brew. Brig. Gen. In charge
Je26-uy3l LIST Division Q. N. @. o.
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GALE OF GOVERNMENT BUILDINGS
- ON ANALOSTAN ISLAND.

GALE OF GOVERNMENT BUILDINGS
- ON ANALosTAN ISLAND.
CHIEF QuARrKRxAsrER' 5 oPFicE,)
DEPOT or wAsHISGroS, }
WASHINGTON, d. c., July "a, 1865.
VIII be sold, at public auction, on the prem
ises, under the direction Of Captain j. II. Crowel,
A. O. NJ, on FRIDAY, August 4, 1855, at II
TWENTY ONE FRAME BUILDINGS,
situated on Aualostan Island, near Georgetown,
d. G., aud Of the following Dimensions, viz;
Eight lSl Barracks. each 2oIS by ITO feet.
One C( Hospital Mess house, ~ by 05 feet.
One Q) Cook house, 40 by 2OLi feet.
One ~ Guard house, 65 by - feet.
Five (5) Officers Quarters. each 10 by 80 feet.
ono ~ Office, ceiled with boards, l6'by SO feet.
One ~ Stable, room for 80 horses, Is by 100
feet
One ~ IcO-house, l4o by % feet.
The above described buildings will be sold
singlyto the highest bidder.
ALSO,
VIII be sold, at the same time and place, the
Crops on the Islaud belonging to the Government,
consisting OF about six acres of Corn and one
acre Of Potatoes.
Terms-Cash, in Government funds.
Bvt. Ma Gen. and Chief QuArtermAHter,
jy@-td Depot OF Washington.
MEDICAL PURvEYOR's OFFICE,
vi WASHINGTON, D. c., July "a, 1855.
Will be sold at public auction in this city at 10
o'clock, u. m, on MONDAY, the eth day Of Au-
gust, 1885, u large quantity Of Condemned Hos
pital Furniture and Bedding, consisting Of
2i7 Bedside Tables, 2I6 Cots,
!, 7SS Tin Plates, 466 Husk Mattresses,
ISL Tin Cups, LASS Blankets,
S33 Wooden Buckets, !, $50 Bed Sacks,
294 Leather Buckets, 900 Sheets,
1872 Common Chairs, 5000 Boxes,
l07 Large Tin Boilers, 1877 Flour Barrels,
2 0alyanized0 Ovens, l07, AIS Bottles,
l. O94 Iron Bedsteads, 99l Litters,
Besides Stoves, Cauldrons, Thu Pans, Coffee Pots,
Knives, Forks, Spoons, Candlestioks, and guam
tity OF old Lead Copper, and Tin Ware.
Successful bidders will be required to remove
the stores within Ave (6) days from date OF sale.
Terms Cash, In Govern ment funds.
G. SUTHERLAND,
Surgeon U. S. A. and Medical PurveYor.
jyp.l2t
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g E A IN IL A L L
CORNER OF NINTH AND D STREETS.
This Large and Handsome Hall is now for
rent for Balls, Concerts, sc. II IL finely fres-
coed, aud finished In the most substantial man
uer, with large and convenient dressing rooms,
and gallery at the south eud for spectators.
The Hall IL the best ventilated room In the
city, with twenty windows on the south and
east and west sides, with large yeutilator In
the centre Of the Hall. II Is admirably adapted
for Concerts, being built with especial attention
to that object; and for Balls the greatest care
has been taken to have the hast floor that could
be procured.
The Hall viii !. rented for Balls, Concerts,
Inquire Of o: sHECKELs, on D street, third
door fTOm the Hall DOl0-dif
John h. ELVANS 4 CO.,
~ 81 LoniAana avenue and 800 G street, N
DEALER IN IA
T l. s .
TIN-BaneA (pigs); Straits" (pigs); English
.lPigsli Straits" (pigs in barS).
LBAD-Pig, Missouri, pig, German, pig, Eng
lish bar; sheet, 3, 4, D, 0lb. pipe.
sPELTER-SlAb
ZINC-32 81, 50 inch sheet.
THURBBR's ANTI FRICTION METAL
BOLDRR-BTaIieT' q; pewter.
CoPPRR-BTaIier's shsAthing; do. unusd
ingot; bolt
BRABS-ShOet.
TBRMs-HET CASH ON DELIVERY
Apll
WRAPPING PAPER FOR SALE AT
w THIS OFFICE
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AUCTION SALES.
.(NREAT SALE OF GOVERNMENT |
W HORSES AND MULES.

5000 ANIMALS TO Be SOLD DURING THE
MONTH OF AUGUST, ..--.
In the States Of New Yort, Pennsyivanis, Ohio,
Indians, Delaware, Maryland, and New
Jersey, aud the District Of
Columbia,
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ID II Y GOOD =.

NEW FANCY AND DRY GOODS STORE,
IN NO. 243 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
Between Twelfth and Thirteenth Streets.
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AUCTION SALES.
limited STATES MILITARY RAIL
~ ROADS


OFFICE OF ASSISTANT oUARTERsAsrER,
wAsHIrgroE, d. O., July %, 1885
AUCTION SALE OF ROLLING sr0CK.
ss Ss 'sa a. pSs sa sS'So to the highest
On TUESDAY, September 10, at the Portland
Co g shop in Portland, Maine, Six 10y LOoomO.
On THURSDAY, September 81, at Kintiy 4
William shop, in Boston, Mass, Four ~ Loco.
On MONDAY, September 2S, At Kennett Square,
near PhiladelPhia; Penn, Pifty t5ol Boz Freight
On WEDNESDAY, September "a, at whining.
ton, Del, Elghty'four tS4) Box Freight Cars, ave
The above stock is all new, and Of the very best
quality. ... -.
The Engines sre Ave feet guage, FIVE. foot
drivers, and cylinders l6x2I inches. They can be
changed to narrow guage at trining expense.
Sales TO commence At 10 a. m.
Terms-Cash In Government funds.
II. l.. ROBINSON,
Jy26-ts Brevet Colonel and A. O NJ
GALE OF CONDEMNED QUARTER.
- MASTERS STORES, GRAIN, AND GRAIN
SACKS.
CHIEF ouARrERsAsrER' 3 OFFICE,
'DkPor OF WAsHINgrOS,
wAsHIseroN, D. G, July %, 1885.
viii be sold at PUBLIC AUCTION, under the
| direction Of Captain Samuel b. Lauider, A. G. NJ,
at Sixth street Wharf, in the City Of washingt
D. c., on TUESDAY, August s, 1898. at 10 clock,
| q. m, lot Of ouartsrmaster's Stores, condemned
as being unit for public service, viz:
Boilers, Scoops, Buckets, Cups, Brushes, Brooms,
Curry Combs, Lanterns, Augers, Hatehets, Spades,
&c.
at the same time and place, about TWENTY SIX
HUNDRED BUSHELS OF OATS. and ONE HUN
DRIED THOUSAND GRAIN SACKS
Successful bidders must remove the stores
| within i've 10y days from date Of sale.
Terms: Cash In Government funds.
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GALE OF HARNESS AND SADDLES.

Breyet Brigadier General In charge
jyl7-lSt fi;.t RIyision, q, NJ O, O.
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CHIEF SUPPLEMENT.
DOnfphan County
DELINQUENT uSI,F0R 1861
OFFICE OF COUNTY TREASURER, I,
TRoY, DoSIPHAN COUNTY, KANSAS,
Anil Let 1S65

WHEREAS, the Taxes for the year 1864,
w on the following described Lands, in
Doniphan County, remained unpaid, on the
first day Of March, 1865, notice is hereby Civ
en-, that if the same remain unpaid, on
Tuesday, the Second Day of May, 1865,
I will sell, on that and subsequent days, at nv
Office, in Troy, the whole or SO much of each
tract or piece of land as may be required to
pay the taxes, penalty and costs thereon.
FRANK M. TRACY,
County Treasurer.
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Delinquent Town Lots, for 1862
1863, and 1864.

OFFICE OF COUNTY TREAsURER,l
TRor, DoxIPHAN COUNTY. KANSAS,
April l, 1865.
THE Taxes on the following Town Lots,
fo- the years 1862, 1858, and 1864, being de-
linquent, notice is hereby given, that on
Tuesday, the Cd Day of May, 1865,
and thereafter, will sell, at public auction, at
this Office. in Troy. all or so much of each Lot
or Block as described in the said list, as may
be required to pay the taxes, penalty, interest
and cost thereon.
FRANK NJ. TRACY,
County Treasurer.
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FROM FLORIDA.
,rx of ErnnncipniiOn.

Correspondence Of 1DT KEW Ir rsT orida jan 3 1865
Yesterday was an eventiul dap III '~o '-,'eui|
,b,. romoto but not nrimportant island "r Inc hrS'
Time the organization OF government her, '"e
.oored peope have had open air celebration Wsheu
solicitation or restraint On tie LIST OF January ist
We dav Of the promulgahon OF the Emancipation Proc
{.uatiou the colOred people proposed a celebrate
sud p,-sded the streets in orderly manner, with ma
400 and banners Vt that time not merely the citizens,
at Inany of the military authorities were intensely OPP
,ed 70 the Proclamation. and the procession was es
ulted and broken mp many persons stoned and beaten
;, the most shameful manner AID no olcctGa protection
& least offered by the military authorities The citizens
this place. which contained perhaps rs large Scccs
IN clement a. aBy town in the State Hud which was
" kep, down by the strong h7nd Of pow or, were in
,nscv ind Euant and good deal as onished 40" thit
ell loyHl city wa not exempted 10y the frtc.imaiio
he, ragged they fumed. To their surprise, the Gov
nncnt OF the United STATES was not oycrttroUn dnG
that weak and they had ONLY the poor sat s!dcion o.
second time breaking M procession OF c.oied pco,
VINO attempted on the LIST of Jauutiy lcf. second
lebratinn. This year a wonderful change WIS mani
3d. New persons held the supreme military INN nd'
nd the citizens perhaps mao learned 10 SUM ,a ~
q toned No ore was rotten .ec2ed. All those htt!e
.aqsantr.cs which had ever been customary ulon SVe
clsOns were suspended. Spreca's were madc, anu
Good ones too by the Rev. W. o. strong. Judge bnlh
ao,, e. S. District Court. Lieuenant-Ct lionel NEdof,
commanding Post Henry Alhury. esl Pos master ana
E,.hers civil and military. and ktters were read irom
aAdmiral Striblng and other grntc,uen who Z! lnp-
Srg,d in the movement. But whera were the Nhi'e
fizens osKey West. arge proportion Of tho.e WHO
~ read and write being ce-hJders ana pea,
Drcrs OF the GuvernHrntf Were were the reverend
io clsrsyf They were not 10 be seen. IL iuct tn
respectable and vntuuus Gelsonaees were nov tiei-.
ffhC celebration went under tie cod SHADOW ol th
aAsencc If not disapprobaon Would II ROT I've wei Tor
euterprsing aLd loGcs: men from tie N"rth who are
an sympathy with the policy ~ he Adnastf alton ana
" 10 would Ike to hold GOV, rlm.nt once 10 tTA
xher attention this way Tho Iih of March approaches
BURTON,
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TRADE WITH MISUNDERSTANDING
the communica,io' already puhic from SecIe'orr
FesseRden TO Sir. GeJlte ". Emliee. Deputy Collector
at lis port in regard TO granting Of permits oi tr
shipment Of merchandise 10 q, arnah. pgiva.c GO
count Mr.. Embrca siil continues 10 be solicited b.
mnny Of orr merchants for permits over thirty april
Itons were mad "Wednesday before noon bat OF c0g
as 20 clea frances can 30 uyaniCd' without cspo,ia
authority IN elch from Wasns tnI but few OF ne
applications were placed on lie. Tho rui oi INC
bokade si1 aq,y 20 Sa,nunah, and beyond the slip
ueh uf Cummis,agv aud pU utermatters stores OF
Government account there ate but few sspaienis TO
savannah CT present, from this port az least
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st-smshp Saxon Norfolk 81 houn with ride 10 Whitney
an, H,hcey. i,d very heavy atheT the entire pas
80 John Gibson Bomen Phi-delPhia, ndze TO " ~
I TAI, = 90. o.,
arolins Merrill re,ufor n. C.. 20 hours viii
,.or.' a. IA Murray Nephew.
M tr,spo,. Geo. {. Collins Pof Royal, s. C., Jan
Ia nsl a.. 10 /! -. Q>lr og1s.'r. . ,
shin l,rif ,v-s.r Li->pn Liverpool nov IT, with rdze
md ia psrnecr. 10 Williams Gain; had ravy westerly
-. lie ur pas.s-. lost ard sUi't srNs earned away lore
I'D stowe boats e. Dee 10 Charles Mcgee ."2nan we
from the poop overheard and dfov nTd Dcc ~ m
srp.y sr was lost ovrrooard, supposed 10 have been
ya.. nom tie forceste uhie wearing ship 10Th Inst
a. lo:3l M struck tie outer r'idde ;rrun "Aeie she
-oi.a.nca cuul c31 r. Had births and death. a.,
Bdr tathsrine Of Prince Edwards Island. fiinan ha,
,nctt' y ,lsv, vin cotton TO &. H. 1nEDglL hAs HAD
heavy wes'heT, ios and split sal', 10
Rig Alice smith Of Nassau Miner, Ma'amorss 10 days
with cotton 20 smith Dnmriiug ,,,
IrCta muck Of Portland Peen.ill Sagua II Day. WIN
s-sr 10 rhoiuon " inter- Sailed In company win ORG
Alice Frsnk.n i,r Nry-foIk LET brig Jerrirh for in9
aeIriia rk ro Alto schooner Donna Anna Tor Portland
schooner " ii- f,r Baltimore oil to sail Hhoni ls ins'
Bril- A. H. Peterson. HoecksT. fouo Ca3e.A' Dec - w
b,.f 10 pat Tlis. Jan. s. isi. 21.3p long - paced
M Rvs, bound ,outh 10Th lust % miles ,out OF bsIneE1t
.,,e b.rS Ease Of PHI phl and brig lue " ave
o ind 0r both bound 70 Philadelphia Since ID i 70 '
uo-.hwa-d 4 la =. hsd hosyy gales
BARR Rcchshif, Of New Dnseow Lceman En'-ch isiahn
pc ~ win sat 90 Brett Son Co. inst .ai ~ ons
~ rf.l 40 ore bar of cotton. No de, lat 5a2 long
g. suoac schooner J. saith Orlando from foIra Son
TO- from Wilmington. with fl!s tpI ana io " Ioio poo
Supplied Inn With tviue. -, a. -
f.fs Ruul-T Packard Fort Jackson a!i A'eA '' Gays
H. h...as' 10 Nctpil Duncan. . a.
rrrk Union II Liv-ruoo y. 3 Sparks, Glaze Bay l. u,
all stra, o Calso .. day. With coal 70 DTe; on 20.
srr j. r. liaDork, Crsnaer, Great = ilafooT WOOD
Srir. la Wcrks Godr'y flilseelrLin' coal n.
SUI. Jwiash,, Price Gree, frs Harbor. wood =
.--r fi...7,r, Crrrurr. Virgins. fl,
cfr I.I'. - Harrington, Gotta, tenscne y uavs WIZ
"a, ard hide, to T. Tib, CO. Ie 'csooner Nary PH'''n
H...s..r Irt.l L.rk intcrurt i0ntl IfFt riTvfL
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Brig soprse (Br). Fulton st. John, F. IL j. c. A. De
Won.
Bris John Stevens hopkins. Santa Crah G. T. j. Peters
Brig Our Maggie tBr.l, Wilson. 81. HirIe Mari 3 X Bey
nolds Go. 49,
big Paniuis. (Saylos Mstsn1as. y. wilkins, ~
Big FeyOl'e, PTnIe. Barbsd0es H. Irowbndte son
scr. John Mittlef, Bradbury, Baltimore ben'y smith
Co
sclr Watares CooI Beaufort y. C.. Thomt' Holmes.
Soar Minnie tl'rl Arnold. Purney IT. NEE Brett Soh
Co =, .,c
Scir Frank Fini, Rohnson Panama, Merchant Cefma
Sctr White Sea Ire, fort Royal H. w heNl- 10 "a.
schr American Uni5n Hubbard, Cadz, Grannei MAiern
CO =,
schr J. Nickcr,on Henderson, Fortress Monroe T. H.
Hulbut Go.
Schr Ha1son Clny. WinerpoIt, II. 7. Buck Co.
Schr. InIO tLFl, White hal.lex ~ s.i }. u H''he!
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the reposc 70 which he was 30 Justly entitled He
probably fel. the noble sentiment Of Sir Francis
BacOn Chat the duties OF life more than
me- Gud 80 ho lgDOlcd on, not feeling author
lied TO ahtndon the work cast upon him by the solic
tade o MS clients Gad it 10 eaoael 70 cay lie conscen
cntoasy sued the cause of duty and u:fulnts unI
i. o,.' God 10 c7l him from us. In Tine IKE this
We Owed via S, roSyy IN pf ir hest degree
IT. Inc md of hs ,.o. active lie he never forgot HE
dependence upon fLe eTea, 'uihor Of MS b.ng ne S
-, not on great name IN - ~ 49,, "a ON,
but visit is better. Tie repHte ~ '' '-''
.ieniious Christian man - Of ,io Nan,
The Clerk Wiil enter the proceedhe " ="
York bar ia ais minutes
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ATTEMPTED BCRoLAEY.-A party Of burglars
early on Thursday morning forced al entrance into tte
coal office II Mes-r. Randolph & skilmorc, at the
corner Of ThiItcenth.sirca, and FourtEaTenuc. and
attempted 10 bly, OF tie safe. Tie moi of the ezlo-
SION attracted TIE att.rtion Of officer Mardock 81 tho
lJth Precinct, lli y, fore io reached ilc SPOT the
tAie.es I'D e.onL.L. 10 lIoperly We .o...
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r., .u,,,v h. I'D r. r. from lI 5, rrrsp-s,..
cor O: tlartb.r-. fri - %. m. $50 z. Tnd 10
y. m ron sri.f.. Depot, y and lil .h.f ana
J:4n. q. sud li4 p. III. Cay cus cnnatc sic we
demo, a. Dth..'. .e.vi1, ClstIbt. -. prff "'y
80 minutes 100 orc ire rams ielFe iron Sd-st.
Snni,y tsau on % a. .................. T. ~
T. A pfi'y by Harlem X. r., F.th'st., |h--'1 ~ D.
To Baitif1o,e nv the New I-Tssy H. H., foo. ~
tadisf. p N
T. Boston,. by AcW IDLGor me ihF - =. -
and sonincon line, fior 10 y. H. daily tSnrcy
eXac pt"ij........ T. ~"
- E0,ou, by Sov-ilorcn H. e., W Hfrnrhel';
21th.si. and al a. n lh1 T. "a
To Boston by New Hayen X. -, &1th..t. aud Al
ry via Sn6rc i.iue IL. and ,. snrory...'. y W.
To Bridgeport. Uy steamer BRIDGEPORT i"o' o' fco~ q,
r. Buffalo and The Wet, BY tr' Htfpah. ioH
ami 10 o. "a mi = n
To Cleveland. d.. by Atlantic and 'feat Nc'i'r"
p n via r-ir Hsfw1v ioot # Oh fnD"ls si COM
r,riins with Railroads for al principal ches IN
iAe West a. ~. fud.......'.'.'t' :..'.''.'' v ~
IL G!seurO!t Q a. tlTd o. Saturday, T. No. !"
Yaphs,ik, Iaip. Far1inpdsi.. Long Island by l..
T. Iii!fo1d ..oHi Jlaesfh. aid foot 3i s4ih-''''
J.. E............... = w "u " ~
TO New Hayra ieft'ord, and Sprirshcd-'ieani' ~,
ersi~ive Peek sliu ai............. -. q W
To New, Haven ~ De Nr1-iisv"n M, 2'thH
aud t-t - = s. - ~: ia, g. 3:al, T. and p H.
10 the Vet. by Penisy.vsnia t~nrni Rs.iroef.
from foot fCru-fard-f. va fii'gc".f lnsi q ~.
end p. d.. Sandy tram . J.. Dol. rom per z y.
r.. via Attention. . a. n. aud 3. n. a'n1ay
t. rio Nes. ~ Cr.froi Rsiro,d ~ Nc" 'Jrfsey
per ? \. H., &C. ni. y fu. end 800 p o. sun
DAY trau.............. v I
10 Phiiad-lLi1, 10y NciV-Irr.cy hnhOad, iog' %
1ourtiaudi-st : 10 end u Il q. NJ. II ~. and a.
m and IL i4dugh Suiday.................... p m
To Wellington, by Ncw-JeT.ey Il. r. foot u
Cunri'and o., aud ~ a. H., : ? ~, ohd Il
F lfrtfer INF ~ ~ - krfo1d I'M" Idries,
see advertisements n siotloT para Of tide paper
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ijorl- iDar0rMs' Aohte.

Starr or NTv-YoRg,
rosr-WarDrs5' OFFICE 80. Ini Waist
NOTICE is hereby given, in accordance with
,e-tlo, OF The pr, passe1 Anril IL, 1857. emitted IN
4, cror-,ng- the Warlrns' ore ~ the Port n NrE
York" AL parson interested in h,vuE ehafss o., me
-ct matter o. suci inquiry, examination ~ sifvrY h.
h following uuurr infiuaiion ~ iH ~
Wsrens sui thsf thr I'D Surveys OF eSh nnnH' WIN o.
c,ri s, ..n tsa DAYS ne1t .accerila. lh Hoscs Oh.
hoard - q yr..e's; =. -
schr May Clinton. no r. II
EIlg =. IfuIttgN..
irig Heed - FickcTs............l V. No. = ~
Ship Alloa. ....................fir 70. = r. "a,
MIaThOb%E 4OMfhI@5, fIcAfeat
J. lrC's TfTpRi-Iy Seorcts.T
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AnGirrtiinN.

4 DEPRESSED to LADIES WHOSE EARLY
~ EDUCATION La been NtnLkC tea e'gire.ei,t
I.iv Teacher via give PRIVATE TtNlOS 90 tho Ing IN
pfrhe. her Lonse, or a ne rcsiinc~. ~ puih
d,.ia IL9loafl Instruction given IN .as NoH
~. it,ou -. hENLiI.tN,
No u Thirty frs-ft, Icof fouTirsvc.
UPVTNG INSTITUTE, TarTytown, y. "
- Bssrain- scf Boy, TIE 31h .eni ainua session
win commence TUESDAY. Nov. l. fof crcstf' sPPy %
tro Iilci-n. A. .. Ip'|' ~ -
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MrETIyG OF TIE CoMMIsT0yErs OF En-
GRAT11N.-TAe was meeting OF tie ComTlsioheh'
Of eHigraton ~ "a o'clock Wednesday AFTERNOON Mr.
Gulinn c. Vc,panck in The chair ard Nh Ce~erly as
Secretary. NJ estimate had been made as TO the total
number OF omigranis arrived during the past year.
Eight hundred aud thiTtynine had been received dur
ing the present weeteom the IT. 70 tho llih-against
- feeCiyCd brtN The dates Of last year Inc
number of Lu.at il Ihe Institution on Wards lslord
tbs year ~ opposed 10 iO' IA ogl ne ~ re-
mr,t cr faoucpe nos, rd balance m bank NJ sii4l2 ST.
4 resolution was rassed by the Board imposing pom
atty If $50 IN tie ship Escort from Liverpool, Tor
having landed IN el iiart ortsidc 81 ste Gaf dch,
NJ place whore he was taken possession Of by bounty
shatpcrs aud calls ed into The aaf! service for one
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ORGANIZATION or A TOBACCO EXCHANGE
Tie tobacco merchants Of this city held meeting ut
;le lxol ancc Rooms, - aud - Pncst.. "wednesday
afternoon fcr the purpose OF organizing NewYork
Tobacco Exchargc Mr. Chos. Il. Fuleusein prcsided,
and Alr. G.. W. Pamore acted as Secretary. The
following resolution w1s adopted;
Resoir3 Tint ~ o1quize ndrr TIC name and 'ty- Of Tho
New York 1otcc.o Exrilrsc," aud ta i' ocsiion has
tn ,iec H. view boil promote Interest ofc Tobacco
Trair gene silly ard To- tae rut quicken that Of Now
ofg tsi-c.iy i "a. Leaf and anl.,tlIfd I3oncc" as
well Il, aud osr a5H1sof TOD eco DC included ~ ouI
aims.
The following gentlemen were antoiuei coniin tle'
10 prepare cousti;utit ave- bylaws iof to govern
mert or,the Association: Rold. Ii. OrsehhgrG Es9"N
Morton Joseph ID. Evnns Wa. kTO4dbgrsi ana George
W Palmore. The meeting thon adjourned.