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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1865-09-09
State Of MARYLAND,
OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY OF STATE

VII INT OF 7 III 'NE' TNK] OF STATE,
Annapolis, Aug. 31st, 1865
To alt mhom ii may concern:
NOTICE is hereby given, That application
" has been made to the Governor fer par
don in the case of the State VS.. John Prtchard,
convicted in the Circuit Court for Cecil county,
at April Term, 1853, and sentenced to the
Penientiary until May LIST, 1865.
The Governor will take up the case for final
decision, ON or after TUESDAY, Goth day of
September, next; until which time protests
against the said application viii be heard, and
the petition i'll the case open to inspection at the
discretion of the Governor.
BY order Of the Governor,
WIN. B. HILL,
sept y, lSO0--3w Secretary of State.
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SUFFoCATED. Mr.. Broad, of Boston,

one Of the principal submarine divers en-
ploycd by the Philadelphia, Wilmington and
Baltimore Railroad Company in construct
ing the bridge over the Susquehanna river
at Hayre de Grace, was smothered to death
in his driving dress, on Friday of last week.
owing to a defect in the air pumps.
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Euml affairs.

BREvETTED.-E. f. NJ. Faehtz, late
1t. Col. of the Sth Md. Reg, has been bre
veted Colonel, for gallant and meritorious
services during the war.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1865-09-09

SALE OF REAL EsTATE.-Dauiel
Bratton, Esq, Agent, has sold Daniel S.
Lacey's farm, on the road to North East,
containing 81 acres, to Almon Calkins, for
S2,OS5.OO.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1865-09-09

FLOODED AwAY.-Stites' mill dam
was washed away on Monday last. The
heavy rains a few miles North of us on
Saturday afternoon and Sunday night,
caused a freshet in the Little Elk, before
which the dam could not stand. 1t had been
but recently built, and will be cousidera.
bic loss to the General.
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LODGED IN JAIL-W. Lawrence,

Constable for The 9TH District, arrested and
lodged in Jail, on Wednesday last, u negro
nanted Eli Scott, for theft. The larceny was
committed on board the steamer Lancaster.
at Port Deposit. A watch, the only part of
the stolen goods recovered, was found upon
the person of the arrested barty..
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1865-09-09

\ CLERICAL CHANGE.-TLc Rev. VIM.
MaEphey, A. NJ, late Principal Of Salisbury,
Md, Academy and assistant minister of the
Parish, has received and accepted a call to
the Rectorship of North Elk Parish, in this
county. His Parish church is located at
North East, and the chapel (St. Mark s. is
near Pcrryville,
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ASTRAY.

1 hereby certify that on this fifth day of Sep
L tember 1865, Samuel S. Tucker brought be-
fore NE Dark SorIel Horse, marked L. S +,
some white marks on his back, about 10 years
old, as a stray coming to his premises abo,t the
LIST of August ut SAMUEL LOGAN, }. p,
The OWNER is requested to come forward,
prove, property, pay charges and take him away,
SAMUEL S. TUCKER,
sept 9, 1S65-3w* Charlestown, Md
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DELEGATES TO THE SUNDAY School

CONVENTION. -Messrs. VIM. Torbert and j.
5. Crawford have been elected Delegates by
the Elkton NJ. f. Sabbath School, to attend
the Sunday School Convention to be held in
Philadelphia, on the Goth inst.
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Those having spoke timber to dispose
of are invited to read the advertisement of
}. Z. Reynolds, in this issue.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1865-09-09
Fairville Institute,
For Young Ladies and Gentlemen,

f1IRTILLE, Chester county, Pa.
TTilE Winter Session of this Institution will
4 open for the reception of Pupils, on Second
day (Monday,) Both of Tenth month, (Octoter)
and continue Twenty Weeks.
The course of instruction embraces all the
branches of thorough English and Classical
Education; together with French, Music and
Drawing.
Terms for Boarding, Washing, Fuel, Light
Tuition in English branches, Latin, Greek and
French Languages, $3.50 per week.
For circulars, address
JESSE ID. SHARPLESS,
sept ., ls6o-2m Principal
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NOTICE
Farmers and Merchants.

nlIE fast sailing Schooner AMERICAN
L EAGLE, Capt. WM. REYNOLDS, "a
will run regular as Packet from NM
Elk Landing to Baltimore, carrying /WNA
all kinds Of Goods and Produce at $3.50
a reasonable price.
Being well acquainted with the business,
| will cndeavor to accommodate one and all
Grain Bags always on hand at the wharf
and on board of the vessel A good, tight
Warehouse to store Grain in while the vessel
is away.
For further particulars, inquire of the
Agent, l.. L. BENNETT,
sept 9, lSG5-4w Elk Landing.
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ARRESTED.-J Uavs. Of Mil

lit V07VFH VI
Creek lld., was arrested on Monday fol
passing $50 U. S. Treasury note on s. A.
Nebeker & Co. He was taken before L. S.
Commissioner Harman and held in $4,000
to answer at the next term of the U. S. Dis.
trct Court.-Del. Republican.
We understand Joseph was in Elkton one
day last week. with a large quantity of green.
backs, which he hourished extensively. II
was doubtless counterfeit The people had
better be particular in taking money, as it is
possible Joseph may have left some in proper
hands in this neighborhood for distribution.
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BIG ELK MILLS.

FJNHE ELKTON FLOUR AND FEED
l. MILLS, having been thoroughly repair
ed, am now prepared to do all kinds Of
work. Persons from distance can have
their grsts ground the same day they are
brought to the mil. Flour, Meal and Feed
always on hand at the lowest market prices.
Juis 10, 1865 - I'm MILLER BARTON.
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NOTICE,

T5NHE firm Of Peacock & Carter having
l. been dissolved the debts due the firm
will be collected by the undersigned.
] he receipts of either of the three will be
good. All persons are hereby notified not
to pay any money due the said firm to any
other person,
All debts not paid at once will be collect.
ed by course Of law
DR.. ROBERT c. CARTER,
Cherry Hill.
W. P. EWING,
Attorney for Peacock.
FREDERICK STUMP,
sept Q, lSG53w Attorney for Carter.
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Hickory and White Oak Spokes.
ORPHANS, COURT,

THE STATED MEETINGS of the Orphans Court of
L Cecil comfy will be held the Second TUESDAY
in every Month Executors, Administrators aud Guar
dams wanting their accounts stated will please bring in
the vouchers few days before Court
C.B CUTLER, Register
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publish, the following letter from a subscri-
Der, advocating Mr.. Janney for the sheriff
atty. 1t speaks for itself:
UPPER PRINolPo, Sept. 9th, 1865.
Mr.. EDITOR, and the Voters of Cecil Il
have known E. Wesley Janney from boy
hood, and he is sober and Industrious, and
assuredy deserves the nomination for sheriff
this fall, for call him tried veteran. In
1861, on the 10Th Of April, when the Rebels
broke out in Baltimore and killed unarmed
soldiers, and on the Goth at Elkton they
raised and would have killed Union man,
but for Janney who ran in between pistol
and knife, and there risked his life, showing
his fidelity to the cause he has always proven
true to. His nomination for sheriff will be
satisfactory to the voters of Cecil, and
especially to the 9th District
MANY TRIED ONES.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-06-10
Religions Notices.

T.byRxAcLr BAPTIST CHURCH, Rev. B. S. McLaf.
6rtT FURNISHINGS every Sabbath at ii A. n anu
~. NJ the rooms of the Common Council on
strret' a few doors south OF Taylor. sunday Schoo
and Pastors Bible Glass. Immediately after morning
service Prayer Meetng on RiIn RniIginr
p,stnr'S residence I7U South street; study roon'
No. 5ROwe's Building. street.
pursa,rxR1,S CHuRcH-virEinaC ity-Rev. VIM
n Martin paSfor Services every Sabbath, on the
irst floor Of Old Fellows BUILDING strset, ~ "
. - ami ~ p " Sabbath School and bioe ClasS
immaIiiateiv after service, Meetings LOT prayer oI
S,hhath evenings one hour before service. ueIeIAI
prayer meetings on Thursday evenings, anu S9 p
mems PRAYER meetings on Tuesday ese ~ ~
bare Court Room, same building. fS'0t 'e'''
dence, Chaplin House.
ST.. JoHy's CHURcH-Protestant Episcopal th.
d. w Whitaker, Rector. Divine service III 'ne
new Church, Gold Hill, every SUNDAY a. IL - ~
SUNDAY School at l2tzo'cloek Pm.
METHODIST CHURCH.-There VIII Oe i MeiH4 Gnii
service every Sunday. In Odd Fellows Hall, Gold
Hln Preaching In the evening at ~ ociockIitie'
d. c. Adams, Pastor. AL are Invited 10 a''e""'
METHODIST CHuRcH-American CtyIhev' " 81, y.
Adams. Pastor. Preaching every SSooatL, u =
O'Clock p. ~ Sabbath School at Ia p. n. services
are held in the Public School House.
METHODIST CHuRcH- Dayton-Rev. A. II. hiten-
cock, PaStor-Preaching every Sabbath AZ III A. y.
ami p u. Sabbath School at IL P. u. AL are COT
daily invited
ROMAN CArHOLIc.-Services will be held each
SnnIay at the Church, Gold Hill, at 10 O'Clock An
Father 0'Keily. Pastor.
CurzcH or THE ASCENSION "-PTotestant Eptsco-
naI@Rev D. W. Whitaker, Rector.-Dlvine service
| In tbs Odd fsllowP Hall. DAYTON. tomorrow
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-06-10
THE RrHE1s AND mPRRtAr1srs.

The rebels appear to be doing every
thing they can to gain the confidence and
good will Of Macmillan. The Confed-
crate officers always have, on every occa-
sion where an opportunity offered, done
their utmost to favor and Aatter the Impe-
rialists. The telegram received yesterday
tells Us tina, when the battle between the
Mexican forces was going on at Mstamo-
ras, the rebels brought their artillery to
bear on the Liberals aud fred on them
when they came down to the river for
water. It seems from this that the rebels
on the Rio Grande have formed treaty,
offensive and defensive, with the monarch
lists of Mexico; and they seem also TO
have entered into their new contest in a
characteristic manner, this time, however,
not BY the Starving but the choking pro-
cess. It is reasonable to suppose that the
rebels are not counting the favor of the
Macmillan Government without cause.
and it is natural TO conclude that they
wish to create good impression in their
favor, so that they may be graciously re-
ceived when they make the Rio Grande
their "last ditch" and go to seek place
in Maximilian's army. The chivalry, the
slave aristocracy, that have in times gone
by boosted so loudly Of their love for re-
publican institutions, now show their COL
ors in new light. After they have vainly
endeavored to destroy the glorious Gov
eminent that gave liberty to all its citi-
gems, they turn and give what little strength
they have remaining to tyrant, TO crush
out the national liberty OF republican
people.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-06-10
The range of prices in the leading stocks
Sin.+iJ Sj.g6I sjj.2

$in.+iJ 1854 Sj.2S2 SS.nN
The supply of money continues very
good, and the rate unchanged. The dis
position TO create business paper seems to
be on the increase, and the demand for
money for legitimate purposes is good. 1t
is obvious, however, that the high rates Of
money, Ii per cent. per month, are oppo-
sed 10 much extension of mercantile cred
its. II is only when the supply Of capital
will suffice to make discounts at lower
rates that the mercantile community will
be disposed to extend credits. With the
extension Of intercourse throughout the
world, capital is more disposed to seek
distant points for employment, and both
the supply of capital here and the dispo-
sltion to use it, may become greater. The
demand for money for remittance has been
less considerable. and the payments on the
account Of Quartermasters, and other Gov
eminent claims, have supplied the market
with a good deal Of money that may be
RENTED East for goods formerly supplied
Government. without disturbing the en-
ployment of money here.
The supplies Of treasure from the inte-
rior continue good. and the Mint absorbs
a good deal in return for coins. F. Aha'
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-06-10
The New York Tribune remarks: Ger

1HE new 1OLk 1ElOune IemhIkS: "Oer"
tainly we are the strongest people on the
globe-certainly ours is the solidest nation
in the world. A revolutionary as<assina-
ton of the head of any Government in
Europe would have convul>ed society,
collapsed credit. and hid the whole of the
capital that seeks investment, and precipi-
tated fall of all values. The revolution
airy shot that sacrificed President Lincoln
to the passions Of the slave power shocked
the American people for a moment
shocked them as electricity with spark
and blow runs through the iron work of
a steam engine in motion-but it did not
arrest or one day the current of the ma
tional life and movement. In all coun-
tries the funds are most sensitive to public
disturbances. In our country an event
which everywhere else in the world would
have had the effect of revolutionary over
throw of Government. did not even inter-
rupt the peoples subscription to the Ma
tional Loan"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-06-10
STOCK REVIE w.
SAN Francisco, June I, lS6

SAN Francisco, June I, 1865.
The stock market WAS generally more
firm than yesterday.
During the week there has been more
frmness in prices, which had reached a
very low point. while the public are be-
coming convinced that the real merits of
the mines are trifled with by unfaithful
managers, and that much higher and more
steady values may be reached by a revolu-
ton turning out incumbents and putting
in men who will be identified with the
interests Of the property. How can it be
expected that persons who have no inter-
est in property should manage it well for
otherss The sublime impudence of some
of the officers, creatures Of those who. al
though Directors, own no stock, towards
the real proprietors, large stockholders,
when they ask for information, is some
thing amusing. 1t is equaled only by
the meekness of those who submit; to be
bullied by their own servants in their own
offices.
The range of prices in the leading stocks
L L., G.ll
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-06-10

THE Rev. VIM. NJ. Martin, Pastor Of
the Presbyterian Church, Virginia, who
has recently returned from visit to his
son, is now lying dangerously i'll at San
Francisco. will preach at the Odd Fellows
Hall, Virginia, tomorrow. Services will
be held morning and evening. The resi-
dence Ct the Faster has been removed to
the Chaplin House. Should the illness of
his son call him away to San Francisco
again, due notice will be given.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-06-10

CESAR ct KEYsER.-The word Caesar
pronounced Keyser) seems to be one apt
" fitted to the present Emperor of the
French, in all its senses. As seizer oil
property that did not belong to him hi
has already distinguished himself, and
now he is trying to make good his claims
BY acting the part of butcher. Should
Gwin take an active military share II
future contests, it may be said of him that
he kills for Keyser. IS. F. Flag.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-06-10

NEVADA COUNTY PRIMARIES will be
held on the 18th instant, and the County
Convention on the 18th. The following
test was adopted:
That no person be allowed to vote at
the Primary Election who did not support
and vote for Lincoln and Johnson at the
las, Presidential Election, and who will
not pledge his support to the nominees OF
the Union County Convention, to which
6eIeoates shall be elected under this call.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-06-10

ARMED TO THE TEETH-Is very common
expression, but we think armed to emoeihSn
and preserve them to ripe old age IS de-
eidedly more beneficial and appropriate
this can only be done BY keeping yourseh
always supplied, convenient for use, with 4
bottle of that renowned and imperishabie de-
light Of every lady's or gen,leman's toilet,
the Fragrant Sozodont," for cleansing,
5eautifying and preserving the teeth, sweeten-
ing and purifying the breath, ii has no equal.
Sold by Druggists and Fancy Goods Deal
ers everywhere, rs cent? per bottle.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-06-10

INTERNAL IMPRovEMEST.-The citizens
of Collinsville. in this county, says the
Solano Press. have concluded to change
the name of their village TO that Of New
port. We learn from S. c. Bradshaw
that parties will speedily commence the
survey of a railway from Newport to Free
port, thus making a connection with the
two railways already in operation from the
Sacramento river to the foot hills OF the
Sierra Nevadas. The distance from New
por, to Freeport is only thirty miles.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-06-10
MECHANICS INSTITUTE
OF SAN FRANCISCO,
10 be HELD
IN AUGU ST, sos!


THE MECHANICS INSTITUTE, HAVING
L determined to hold their Fifth Industrial Fair
during the coming season. the Executive Com
mittee would respectfully invite all perSons desi
rous of exhibiting Machines, Manufactures, Agri.
cultural Products. Minerals Ores, and Works Of
Art, 10 make application Immediately, in order
that the proper space may be allotted them
The Exhibition will be opened TO the public on
THURSDAY, the 10Th day of August,
at 10 o'clock 4. NJ The Pavilion will be opened
for the reception of goods from the 18th day Of
July to the I'd of August Agricultural and hVr.
tcultural products will be received until day Of
opening.
The several transportation companies, as on
| former occasions have. with commendablr liber
| nIity, consented 10 transport articles intended
exclusively for exhibition, free Of charge, and
| Messrs. Wells. Fargo & Co., in like manner will
take charge Of them.
AL articles forwarded should be labeled, "F For
the industrial Exhibition" San Francisco.
All communications TO be addressed TO c. s.
HIGGINS, Corresponding Secretary.
Executive Committee.
| Chas. N. Plum, Chmn, ID. A Mcdonald,
Josiah Moullon, &. :. Higgins,
james r. Deane, David Dwyer,
A. A. Snyder, II. X. Cummings,
WV Hanscom, J. W. Ready,
Edward Nunan.
| my23 2ptd p B. DEXTER, Secretary.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-06-10

The HAPPY FAN1LY.-The Flag says;
Uncle Sans happy family" Of Copper
heads, Skunks and Gophers in cage at
Alcatraz Island. are getting on more har-
moniously than might have been expected.
Some twenty-five or thirty are working
vigorously for the Government, with the
old flag they have so much despised float
inc over them. They have for long
time been intending to take that fortitica-
ton, and they have done it.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-06-10
Board of Equalization.

Board of Equalization.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, THAT THE
N Board of Trustees of the Town Of Gold Hill
will meet as Board of Equalization to eqnslize
the taxable property within the corporate limits
Of said town. on the 18th inst, and sit as such
jard for two weeks, or until the business Of
equalization has been disposed Of BY order OF
the Board of Trustees
Gold Hill, June g, 1865 jus I'd
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-06-10

VoLxEY f. HOWARD. a pious rebel, is
lecturing at Los Angeles on 1.-The in
fuence Of Christianity upon Government
and Laws"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-23
DEREMPTORY SALE At AUCTION sof

i about TWO HUNDRED LorS OF LAND, stnatei At
sale,roo No III Broadway n the City Of Newfors, on
the 2h ard 18th Of May 1855 a. u O'clock Eoon by r. H.
LUDLOW CO. Aactt1 aeers about 2N lots O! LAND, be-
ing part of the IN Hoboben swjersey me
property will be- sold by rood ute IN ice simple Tree o. 81
incn,rarces and viii be conveyed by WARRANTY deeds Fhy
per cent OF g. puTchas money ~ SUMS over e.O may
tn, pnrcl option remain on bod and morssse 10.
emptoy SOLD 70 The Lighes bidder. couplse aostacs
OF title will be exhibited 10 the purchasers Mlp me
pino-s the saeroon. No III Broalway and a.o a.
various places IL Hoboken jersey City and Hudson ey snd
vii he on The i,y u sale For further psiticnisrs
apply 20 CHAELEosE. buILhh' NO ~ " A'-ss'
New.York Nay9 1875
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-23

CTEINWAY e. SONS GOLD MEDAL
~ GRAND AND SQUARE PIANOS ars now considered
the beat In EaTope well th. county having received hs
6st Prise Medal Ut the Worlds Exhibition In London lS61
The principal why the are superior
10 al Others H. THAI the arm composed Of hve practical
plane os mskers father and four on who invent al their
Improvement and under whose personal supervision
every part Of the instrument Il manufactured Warefoom:
Nos II end 70 East between Union Square and
Irving Piece. New-York. ...l.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-23
Ncw publications.

Jus, Published
VVooDwARD'
GRAPERIES AND HORTICULTURAL BUILDINGS
with 60 Designs and Plans Of classes OF Structures for grow
ing Plants riperis fruit unds glass
PIce 81 81, postpaid to any address
THIRD EDITION READY:
WOODWARD's COUNTRY HOMES
new practical aud original work Rural Architecture
with ~ Designs and Plans OF Country Houses Stables Gut
Buildings c. and mode Of constructing Balloon Frames
Price 81 50, postpaid, to any address
1.-THE HORTICULTURlST"
TWENTIETH ANNUAL VOLUME, 1865
Monthly Two dollars and mr. cents per annum. Two
specimen copies for twenty Cents Devoted to the
Whey ard Orchard Gaiden and Nursery to Culture under
Glass Landscape Gardenin, Rural Architecture &c a"
articles from tho best practical writers in the country As
cultural Horticultural and Agricultural Books for sole bend
red stamp for priced catalogue.
GEO. Z. +. w. WOODWARD Publ~s'r'
No 81 Parkrow, N. Y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-23
Cvrrrp srArxs NsvrYARp. /
WAsulSGroS, d. C.. May 49, 1865 !.
NALE OLE United STATES STEAMERS

WAsuISGros, ID. G., May IS, 1858
GALE OF UNITED STATES STEAMERS
- At AUCTION WIN DO sod a. public sse 70 The high
biid-f $, I! dock H on SATURDAY, the tiri Coy :
JUNE next at the Navy Yard In Washington. D. C., ,ho
United States steamers Ysnkee jacob Bell and Dragon
TIE Yankee wooden SIDE wheel steamer Of the follow.
ing Length ~ feet breadth Of beam. IS feet
depth Of hold 20 feet inc diameter Of Cylinder IS inches
stroke Of piston, feet.
The jacob Bell. wooden siie.wce steamer li5 Zee.
long breadth Of beam 20 fse che aud depth o. hold
feet dseer Of cylinder % incle stroke Of piston ,eet
n. Dragon wooden propeller % feet longs breadth Of
bcsm L. feet. aud depth n hold feet inches diameter o.!
cylinder. Is inches, and stroke Of piston %. inches
The vessels may be and further particulars made X IVA
on application 20 Commodore j. b MONTGOMERY, Com
uiaI iant, Washington Navy Yard
Terms o. sale Cash in Government funds ~ eco
the time Of sale aud the balance within six day.
thereafter.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-23
DA.IKL II. BusDgTr. Auc,lonee..
COAL at AUCTION.

4 Tie Pennsyysni4 Coal Company viii SCI. !, pubic Anr
tion on TUESDAY the 2d u May lust, ~ oc.oek No.
al Exchange ssesroon No. III Broadway, by BIRDETr
JONES Co ~ 90 TINS o. frcsn mi. % p!rfSTON COAL,
Of the deyetaos az Ncwb1rsh, pro rats during
the month Of JUNE
TIE sale viii positive and upon the usual conditions 70,
tho sale snd shipment o, the Campsuys Cos to be STATED
time Of SAFE.
Termso psr un pay,b. hs day Of sac Balance
la current funds % tne deliveries ha made.
GIpRGF A. HOYr Treasus-g.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-23
IrCuFIELD COUNTY, FARM FOR SALE

IL - hour iror NeYork City, and oueiaf milo nom
raroad depot, House brick 4o..o. with ere.
tension Numerous ou,buildiugs all nearly new flni N
abundance cloics varieties Price $500 r c. b. In
LEY No. q Wall-st., JsgIcey.court