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Charles City intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Floyd County, Iowa) 1864-1866, 1865-12-28
DIED,

In this village. on the 25th inst, of con-
sumption, Mr.. Alanson Lambert, aged 40
years.
Charles City intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Floyd County, Iowa) 1864-1866, 1865-12-28
MARRIED.

In Rockford, Dec. oath, by Rev. S. G. Lock-
wood, MIR. John Hartman to Mrs. Esther p.
Buck, both of Rockford.
Charles City intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Floyd County, Iowa) 1864-1866, 1865-12-28

BOOTS and SHOES, Mems Boots, Boys
II Boots. Ladies' Caters, Misses and Chill
dren's Shoes, at j. w. LEHMkUHL'S.
Charles City intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Floyd County, Iowa) 1864-1866, 1865-12-28
Boots ana Shoes.

CAXTON & FLETCHER are now offering
- The finest stock of Ladies and Gents Boots
and Shoes ever exhibited In this place Their
goods in this line are all custom made, warran-
ted. All in want of genuine good article
should give them call, at the Wisconsin Store,
Gilbert's Block.
Charles City intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Floyd County, Iowa) 1864-1866, 1865-12-28

TT YOU WANT your Clocks, Watches,
! Jcwelry repaired, now is your time.
SEDGWICK WHITE
In the Stone Block, Charles City,
Charles City intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Floyd County, Iowa) 1864-1866, 1865-12-28

# PLEDGED TO NO PARTY, itt
and looking only to the interests of the who
country, now happily restored and united.
Charles City intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Floyd County, Iowa) 1864-1866, 1865-12-28

A Good Literary Newspaper,
containing carefully selected literary miscell
ny, poetry, reviews of new books, with libe
al extracts, gossip and anecdotes-the who
forming an excellent variety. in which evel
reader will discover something TO his taste
Charles City intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Floyd County, Iowa) 1864-1866, 1865-12-28

s. THANKs-That turkey, sent by Mr..
JOHN Chapman Of the Charles City
Market, was an essential aid to ms in
, keeping Christmas. We also thank
him for some excellent sausage, made
Of choice meats, and giving no indica.
. tion Of canine procsivities or red fan.
mel. Mr.. Chapman was educated in
the London market and thoroughly
understands his business
Charles City intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Floyd County, Iowa) 1864-1866, 1865-12-28
ACCIDENTS!
THE ORIGINAL
TRAVELLERS INSURANCE Co.
OF HARTFORD, CONN.
Cash Assets, Dec. l. $585.838. j..
WEDNESDAY, Dec. %, 1865.

iNSURES AGAINST
accidents from Runaway Horses.
Accidents from Slippery Sideralks.
assaults By Burglars and Robbers.
Railroad and Steamboat accidents.
Sprasned Aakles and Broken Limbs.
Explosions, Collisions, Burning,
Dyo,rUiUO
Charles City intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Floyd County, Iowa) 1864-1866, 1865-12-28

Hone iSe,oing Machines.
which sell in New York for 500; or, II tht
should not succeed in making up the II
number to entitle them to this premium, the
can send US such subscriptions as they Ia
obtained, and deduct l2I per cent. from &
amount of their remittance. Address,
WM. c. BRYANT & Co., Publishers,
No. Al Nassau st. cor. Liberty, New 70,
Charles City intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Floyd County, Iowa) 1864-1866, 1865-12-28

e. Policies of any amount, from one month
to five years time, ut small premiums. Over
700 Losses Promptly Pad.
j. G.. PATTERSON, President.
RODNEY DENNIS, Secretary.
Applications received and policies written
by ROBT. G.. REINIGER, Agent,
Charles City, Iowa
December 26, 1865. 3w
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-18
Proposals.
QuAarxnrasrxR 6 sssRALs OTYcr, FfRsr DrvrsIoS
wasHISGroS CIrI. February 10. l36s.
DROPOSALS FOR MANURE.-Seaied pI
ut DIVISION 4,

WasHISGroS CirI. February 10. 1863. !
PROPOSALS FOR MANURE.-Seaed pro-
possl. viii be received a, this Office until WEDNEs
DAY March u.s. 1885, u O'Clock for tne purchase Of al
the MANURE that may procured from the stables and
rails OF the Gesboro Depot Washington, u. W WITHIN
the twelve months DeI, succeeding April ], 1873.
The successful bidder viii be required to have Dares OF
boats moored the wharf o. Gle boro III constant
70 receive the which may accumulate The ufeG
States viii deliver the tn. said bal es or poas ana
will designate agent TO rapidly loaded
Bidders must state the price cubic yard An oat OF a.
legsnce will be required from each bidder :,
Payment will be required to be mode In Government id'
at the end of each month for tie snue delivered IN the
bsrcrs during the mouth
Bonds with approved securities viii b. required from the
party srded the Of ten Thousand 10000 dollars
The Department the Dght 10 reject any prOPO'
not deemed advantageous 20 the intel St,.s.
Proposal. must be- addressed the signed Washing
ton d. c. md marked on the envelope Proposal. Tor Ma
nurc." JAMES a. EkiN,
Coloael in charge Ist Division. q. NJ G.. o.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-18
'NEADE SALE
j. II. OSGOoD & son,

TRApE SALE ny
j. II. OSGO0D & son,
DRY GOODS
IN BOSTON.
on TUESDAY FEB. n, 1855
a, 10 ooef u tax pace tie Warehouse Of MessF
JORDAN, MARSH co,
Nos. ne and l5' Devoushire 81.
5000 PACKAGES
FOREIGN ASp DOMESTIC
COTTON, wOOLEN, AND LINEN GOODS.
COMPRISING IN PART
ca.e. .ps s.ls. BIZ Rcd Cry M9sdwhe wO''
Case. Asserted HOSIERY. SHIRTS snd DRAWERS.
E a Coz BOT and Hi NSAsHNE
RfTThs' sATINErs and CLoAKIN0s.
B.ic, Heavy WOOL sAG0iSG, BAGS BAGS and TwINE
G en%. iiiifi' LIS ,s and BRoWS DRILLS
nse'earELT CAKpEyiNGs.
c., c.. IHWREScF' CoCHEco. CONCORD and Alta
" bale. HRNY sLANnETS1s.sndaii Weight
S Gee a kAsT isf sd F ',An cc c261ss
Bali. COTTOSADEs. &c.
Bale. WICKING, wADDlNO and BATTING. with O,hsi
Bale CASkAs ard DUCK, vsr
CO, sHRrIN0 STRIPES.
e &c: stk MfL4o sss''' OF fr'"d'
Gee. GikiBhLbi REPrLLANrs. ,,
Bale SALMON FALLS {. sIIEETlNOs and COTTON
FLANsELS. .--
Cs.r, SALMON FALLS. IPSWICH and BEAMAN COR
SITS JEANS. -.
Csse. BARTLETT, wISoSA, HARRIS and LANGDoN
CpTIOSS.
Case. York and Everett NlNKINs.
ts.e, orb and fver-tt n. u. ID. aud TWIST.
Csses Portsmouth DENNIS.
BALI, SEAMLESS BAGS.
Case. Blacs and Color. SUPER LINEN THREAD
C..es Fancy SHIFTING FLANNEL, with many other
Desirable Goods.
Gaze. nnd Baics Atlantic Cotton MIL. SlllRrlNGS and
SHEETiSOs In their various grades.
Cs,@s Appleton SHEtTINGS.
Cs-e. Bate. MAGENTA SlIfRTINCS.
Cs,es star Mhls, Glasgow, HANSEN and Lancaster
GINGHAMs.
Case Gsprsine Plain KERSEiS
Cases ADfACAs and POPLINs.
,.,r. Maitland and h.;ns TWEEDS AND CASslMFRTs
Cases Hact trosts CASHMEktTTkS.
Csss Hsnden Mills COI1DNADE>.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-18
Assr ousRrEEnAsIEE's OrgIck. FonAGs DEp,r

No. 90 Cedar-st, NV YORK CRY, Dee. 20 1915
DROPOSITIONS will be received daily, for
4 the fRElGHTS OF FORAGE Tor the Chlted States
Cuarermasters Department from Newi CRY Phladcl
phia Boston Portend aud other ports The coast Of Nae
to Washington AsS sndria Va Newborn y. c. Port Royal,
). C., Savannah. Ge. and New Orleans, La.
Propositions state standing and capacity Of
sell q1sn,iy Of hay and grain respectively scy viii require,
4nd when ready f0r car.C. and diressed 10
L. ID. CHAPMAN, Can't. and Asst Quartz master.
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Drn @coos.
| $50
NEW SKIRT.

SOO. NEW SKIRT.
THE GREATEST INVENTION or THE AGE IN
HOOP SKIRTS.
/ w BRADLEY'S New Patent Dt PLEA fILlPIIC
,or doubl.) SPRING SKIRT.
VESTS BRADLEY 5 CARY 0ats J. J. J. q. Vest,
SOLE PROPRIETORs AND MANUFACTURERS, Nos.
81 CHAMBERS and 20 snd 81 READE-sIs', New
lora.
THIS INVENTION consists Of DrPLEx Tor two) ELLIPTIC
Steel SPRINGS iIgcniousy BRAIDED, TIGHTLY snj PHNLt
together EpGK gD0E making the TOUGHEST most fLh1i
BILE ELASTIC ana SPRiSG ever used 1hey rrh1
BIND and consequently preserve he PkkEkor una
yEtUIIpUL SHAPE TWICE as Lo.G is any other sklit
IHa WONDERFUL fLEzIsILITr aud great COMFORT thd
PLEASURE 10 any LADY WANING the DUPLEX fLLpIIc
SHIRT win be experienced particularly IN all CROWDED ASSN
gIIrs oPRaA. CARRIAGE. RAiLhOADC Cars CHURCH PfHs
.usrHAHs PROMENADE and HOUSE DRIES, n TIE Shkr
can be FOLDED when TO OCCUPY small Piaee az
easily and conveniently q SILK or MUsLiH DRESS
LADY hsyng enjoyed the pleasure, comfort and 1es' con
y.lence Of caring the DUPLEX ELLIPTIC SPRING S&Ihr oI
sryely DAT viii af;erwart Willingly dispense WIN me
nae az them FOR CHILDREN MISSES and 0usG LADIES ore
superior 70 al others ,-.~,o,
HyY are the best QuALIrr IN every part aud uSorEsrIoS
.s,y f. LIcBrRsr. most DRsIsABLZ, COMFORTABLE snG
aco.oncAL SxhT made toR SALE IN oil yKtl CLASS
s1ogs In rBls CITY aud troughon, tho CAfTxb STATES
U.yA.A OK CuBA MEXICO Souri, AMERICA, and the WEST
INQUIRE FOR THE DUPLEX ELLIPTIC SKIRT
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-18
VRIE RAILWAY.-Tra leave foot OK
NEW. YORK AMI NEW HAVEN RAILROAD
isS. WRITER ARRANGEMENT. 1868.
TRAINS LEAVE EEw.YORK, 2-TH ST. AND

TRAINS LEAVE NETWORK, 9TH ST AND 4TH
AVENUE
For New. Haven 200. 800 tFr,D U3n a. m i'l3, tEHD
$40 (Ex.l aS5 : - ard 8o0 etp, p IA. -
For bridgeport 100 800 ,EK.,l liJc a. lIlJ, lEtJ
300 (Fs ls5, &. 20 lnt 800 lr.x. ?. m.
For Milford a. -,ratiort 200 li50 AS, 80 M
For Fairfield ,oGhpor. snd Weetpof 7D Il pa n tt'
app 49, 81,
Fdr Norwslk zoo 800 fFsl -. iiooa N is!5 Esd
3ij 40 So, 800 e. ..
70, Darien 100, $50 ll:jo 4. atS 4.p Sd p m
Pr Greenwich 5O0 go 1lJ0a n. 3ih. 40 30 o % pn
Fo4 stanford 100 500 tEx.) $50 I3D m Iiis, lEsD
800 CsxJJ45. A.O. $50. 90. $50 (Ex..l p. q. -.
For Ps; Chester snd intermediate stations ~ I'D IL
A. m. as, 40, So. go. go p.
CONNECTING TRAINS
For Boston via spua .t-id 800 H. ga. 800 lex 80
p. 49, 80 ...
For Harsori and ,hed, 300 (kNl a. l.. tE1l IN
iEk.,l l2.lJ 800 y. r. -.
For Couurc,icu. Rs CT Railroad 800 m lfxl iEi9 m
20 MoutreA 100 p N. o Northampton. -
For Hartford PsogIs 9 aud F,hs Railroad 800 tsr-b
Fer New Haven New London and s,oning:on Railroads
$40 u. NJ. l2.i5 J.gl. 200 Up IL =,
For ana Railroad i2.ls o. "A. 20 Northampton
For Housatoac Railroad, 4 q m.
For Nalzsnck Railroad. 800 a 3rf ?. m.
For Dsubury and NOEwik Railroad, 90. 30 a m, -
m - .,,..o ,a 49, -;
JAMES n. HOlT. Supt.
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tiouses ano farms Uanteo.

WANTED-Upon the New-Haven Road,
within hour and half Of The Tribune Office. old
FASHIONED HOUSE with about six scr.. OF LAND Must be
pponth shore No fancy price will be paid Address, with
3al. psrticulars ). T. c.. Tribune Office.
,DRAIRIE LAND-Praire Land WANTED
j Logan and Tszerel Counties, Illinois vicinity,
y tin Il miles Of Rsiroad Station River aud susceptible
o. good drainage. Communications addressed 10
AUGIS TUS NJ. CRANE. Atlanta Logan Co, Illinois
h particulars and Lowest cash price, VIII receive prompt at,
fentiou.
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QuARrrs MATTERS OFFICE

No. II SrirR 81 Nrw Yong, Feb. u, 1865.
SEALFD PROPOSALS. will be received at
- this Office until II O'Clock m. Of WEDNESDAY,, the
2d ius for the Of al Government stores in the City
Of Brooklyn which may be the duty Of this Department, to
for the period Of year Persons Offering TO perform
the service requested TO state The price caaus load
Of tive barrels Of pork Dnrels Of ou heen Lnnd
pounds weight OF other goods Tor ony distance not exceed
log hall mile with increase OF third iof eny add uo
hs ic The party 10 whom the contract be awarded
sl be- required in readiness at al times sufficient
number Of teams the service required and t. call a.
the Office once day aud much oerer circumstances
may require. to receive orders.
ii requged must he performed at night or on sun
DAYS. without increased compensation,
NO proposal will BE- received unless coming from responsi'
b. ply unless accompanied by the nees OF two per
of responsibility who wiling to become surety icg
the party making the bid IN the o. Five Thousand
Dollars. Each proposal be indord Proposals tor
Csrting Government Storesn aud addressed 10
STEWART VAN NIIET.
Bv'.. BRIG. Gen. and Quarter. Mater, L. s. A.
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NEPTUNE STEAMSHIP CO.'S LINE,
IN Daily

NEPTUNE STEAMSHIP CU.S LINZ.
~ Daily
For Providence Direct
III, new and splendid steamers
ELECTRA AND GALATEA,
Hnv.ng Superior nmodaiions for Psssens-rs and
Frer Nil leave Pier No ~ North River, foot Of Robin
sons,r,-t belly tsundsvs excepted. at ?. IA.
Connecting at Providence with the q. IN Tor Boston .
The ELECTRA Capt. i. ". NlE win leave New orr
every MONDAY. WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY. -
The GALATEA, Capt VIM JONES, every TUESDAY,
TIT RSDAi aud SATt RDAI.
- Sl~sht taken a. Propeller Rates.
CTTb.se steamers unsurpassed IN their arrangements
Tor the comfort end safety Of passengers and el acie for
the transportation ~ Freight
~ Passenger. ser retiring for he night disturbed
an arrive in Providence at hour early enough 70 s.
rir. .ost. (if desr d. the r,t omnodaton train for
Boston. arriving IN Boston al = q ~ d.
For information in regard 10 Freight kc apply 20 IsAAD
ODFLL General Frei.ht gent Pier No. 81 n. r. -
For Tickets -taierooms Berths, Apply 70 w M Ri
MARDs. Ocnetal IcAe. CONT. Per No q, NoItn h.e-.
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gaIss bp Auttlon.
QUARTERNAsrEn- GENERALS OFFICE, }
ntyts.nx

QUARTERxAsrER GssERALs OYYIcx)
FIRST DIVISION,
WAsHiSGTos CITY, February ID, 1855.
"A UCTION SALE OF CONDEMNED
HORSES-Wfll be sold at public auction to the igh,.
bidder, at BALTIMORE, MD. on
TIL RSDAY, FEBRUARY % 1865.
- TWO HUNDRED CAVALRY HORSES.
THESE Horse have been condemned unit for til cavalry
service Of the army
had. - "
lor,es sold singy. Sale to 10 n., and win
Germansts
Ierms-Casb. in united States currency.
JAMES A. EKiN,
Colonel in charge First Division q. NJ @ O.
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CTEINWAY d SONS GOLD MEDAL
yTyuT WVpFR PIANO-FORTE-

IYNIIE WEBER IlnNo-ro h T. a..
L 4. admitted the Dist Piano forte made. bsesn,e the
M being practical mechanic OF long .rPsrsee
Is also THOROUGH MUSICIAN TIM. comsmns s ss,.n
go =, The testimony OF s. Is. Ms Robert Heller Geo
prs,ov Wm Mason. C. Jerome liopkins Chss fsdei MAJ
~, can Au.rhu,l John Znndls Msurce Srbiosca'
~1vsai sconcs EDWARD and Henry Molenh1neI, LOUIS
So ,e;b-f Emil aud Fred Brsndes W. r. Bs..iorG' Isso
i,n. "a every good musician IL the United sia'es'
W,arao.o. No. Is5 West broadway, near CaDsl-s,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-18
I OYG ISLAND RAILROAD - WINTER

IL ARRANGEMENT. HewYoIk. James slip and
3ii. East Rive, for CIsenport SAG HaToqr hamp9r: sc
NJ N For iapa Lakeland lsp. BABY on and Farm
in,d,e a. . a. m. and ; p. trimming through 70
Greenpor,, on sATt RDAY evennsp foI s}osss' a. ~
Oyster Bay nd Huniingon For Hampstead, Jamaica and
Winfield. At . and 70. 20 g m. aud :, and D. M;
SUNDAY EXCURSION TRAIN - leaves yte-st, 60
River at 95a m Tor Yaphsnk stopping at al Stations eI
cep, Hampstead aud syoss- E>cuon Tickets for This trSa
~ ,s5nceJ 80. REASONtR Superintendent
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Wrooins Cards. 81.

AT WIN. EVERDELL's SONS, No. 104 Full
~ WEDDING CARDS aud FINE STATIONERY.
Established l8lal
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-18

LIVERY Lady who wishes convenient and
r. Dsn r.eod for Preserving her Dress should secure
-. - M,ne DFMORFST'S IMPERIAL DRESS EBENA-
TORS. Price rs Sold sveywhere S,ll py ma az &c
On r,ccip, OF price Emporium OF f''mon' TO 80 p'o'u
vhy New OH -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-18

a ILANIIN anu UkEhI Nt.15i LIN
"A RAILWAY NEW BROAD GAUGE ROUTE. PAS-
sFNGtR TRAINS LEAVE NEW-fORk. via the Enc
Railway from foot o. Chambers st, RUNNING THKOUGh
TO CLEVELAND O., WITHOUT CHANGE ot CAkS,
connrtr, h railroads for al principal cities In the West
1s road Is being extended. and viii soon BE- In complete
running orde to Mashrd Gallon troaa Dayton, Cin;nr
Natl and S. Loui. xithon, break of gauge ,-,,e,
- - Mradvilir IA General Sup't
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-18

Assr q. NJ OFFICE, FORAGE DRPr.. No 20 CKpARsI.,l
Hrw YORK CRY, Jan p. 1862
CEALED PROPOSALS will be received daily
- THIS OFFICE, Tor the furnishing Of this Department,
with:
Corn,
Oats,
Hoy and Straw.
Parties will specify IN thor propositions how the Hay and
Straw /. ana whether the Grain Is sacked IN bull
T.. d. CHAPMAN, Capt, A. u NJ.
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Il TON.-STONlNCpOS STEAMBOAT LINE.
VIA GRDrDS AND PROVIDENCE.
TIE OLDEST QUICKEST, SAFEST. AND MOST Df-
Reef AVOIDING [" POINT JUDITH"
Ths magnificent steamer "COMNONW EALTH". %
TUESDAYS. THURSDAYS and SATURDAYS The eegant
Steamer "PLYMOHTH ROC ou MONDAYS. MEDSES-
DAYS. aud FRIDAYS, AID after THURSDAY. sOh inst.
81 O'CLOCK =. NJ.
70 These boat. srr from Pisr No IL North River foot Of
Court an1t. andarr lodged ~ Inexperienced travel
among thc largest strongest most comfortable and
best that hsye rses American At all
sad all weather. thee BOAT. invariably make tie passage On
Tine
Sumptgous sppers and lururiousIy furnished stlteroos
are marked iedures Of thrs- floating pa.l 90.
ths and stae.roorns may secured al BarDi-ns EH
Oi,s No :. Broadway, and a. .'c liz Hes-st Nsw
ORR ana al No. % Wssain. toi-t., Boston.
NJ X. SIMDSS Agent.
Merrhan'. Eayirlton and Trans Co.
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Gtsaa5cats a,lo Railroads.
AFETY, SPEED, AND COMFORT.

C&FETY, SPEED, AND COMFORT.
FOR BOSTON,
VOPCFSTTR PALNFD FITcgpURG NASHUA
LOWELL, CONCORD THE WHITE MOUNfAINa
AND IkrERMEDIArE POINTS.
Tie new and s,arrch o. ilc Norwich hne,
CITY OF BOSTON and CITY OF NEW-NORK.
leave New dsiy Sunday excepted O'Clock
IRON Pier EO..l9 NJ ORTIZ River foo, of kesry, 81.
FOR NFW LONDON,
there connecting viii the Steamboat Express Tran iro0 the
above points via Norwich and Worcester Boston and vSor-
c, ofcester ard Nass AID New London and Northern
Railrosis
Ereab ,assa e the loves. rates For afonstion inquire
z >. MARTIN, Agent OF the Pier.
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Ocean Cleaners

MAI. STEAMERS TO FRANCE DIRECT.
WI The GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANf's
new line Of hrsfcass side wheel STEAMSHIPS between
NI,W-YORk and HANRE.
The first ve splendid Vessels intended to ne put upon TINS
fsvUrie route for the Continent. IA. following
WASHINGTON ........ .. 20i TINS. 90 horsepower.
JAFAYETTE-..........J. LO4 tuns, 90 horsepower
EUROPE. (anoatl. 9oo horsepower.
FRANCE..................i afoatl, 800 horse power
NAPOLEON IiI........ (huildngl 100 horse pow,r
Until the completion entire list the service Will be
reformed by tie . ~
WASHINGTON A. Duchesne; LAFAYETTE, A. DO
cspde, as follows: - - -
FROM NETWORK TO HAvRr.
IAFA1 ETlE............ w edne-oaN Nercu
HINGTON. .......... W sdnesday. March -.
fil., Cabin Unloading table VINE Sl0
second anin tncludiug table winel $50 " S6u
PAYABLE gold It's equivalent United states currency
Mypp Al ATTENDANCE YaHE CHARGE
CE0RGE MACKENZIE. Agent,
No Broadway, New \ rk.
At Part. No. u Boul,vnd drs Cspuces tOfand Hose; al
Uavre WILLIAM lSELlS Co
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Real estate Tor Sale.

RENED1CT & COT, No. q Pine-st., have for
- SALE hundred and third price
DWELLING HOUSES in Iii, city. Ffth-ave Madison.
ave. Parksve. and Thir.yourh, Thiry.snh. Thirty
sixth, Thirty seventh Thirty eighth Thirty NINTH Fortieth
fortysscond Fortythird Forty fourth Forty fifth, Forty
sixth, Fortyseven,h. Forty eighth. Fortyninth Fiieth
fiy fourth aud other also ii good locations below
OF the city
They have also. vesy feu HOUSES TO LET, furnished
and uniurnshed.
Tor SALE-1he splendid STORE PROP
L fRTN Nos. 5i2 and 5ii Broadway either with with
on, the Tee, as much below the real value and cost
FOR SALE-No. 10 Boorman-place, q fine
Il location, SlOJ0o.
BENEDICT COT. No. Pine-,t.
EOR SAIE.-NoS. a, g. and West Thirty
l. siXtA-st.. aud very elegant.
BENEDICT L COLT No. Pine-st.
ENOR SALE-The fine HOUSE, No. &c La
maritime place (rwcn,y .ninthst. between Eighth and
Nuh'avesl 22xlo. 3. stories high stoop. very choice
neighborhood. Price Sl40oO. Apply TO
BENEDICT COLT No. 4 Finest
E'OR SALE-The elegant HOUSE, No. 26G
Lcxing onave with stable attached separate lot Tor
particular, Apply to BENEDICT COLT.
EOR SALE or TO LET. at Tarrytown-A
large double HOI Sc. with nearly acre Of ground in
fruit and shade rss and garden, within few minutes w,G
Of The depot, aud with river view Price $4,000 Rent
BENEDlCT& COLT. No Finest. NY
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ICOAL, IRON, LUMBER or OIL COMPA

- NiEs-Attention is called to large DOCK with oO
feet front good depth OF water and track connecting
Ssit Cert Railroad Of New Jersey at Elabehpo hne ~
COR either Of the above businesses Apply TO
T. r. KELLOGG, No. l3s PeArlst., New YORK.
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NOR SAIE-At Fishkill on the Hudson, 9

Ut v,ry desirable RESIDENCE ia full view OF Newburgh
and k.vburh Bay The 10, contains about two land
30. good stock Of fruit Of oil kinds ard eIcsen, garden
kcehouse barn, aud carriage house The DIV eins IN Inst
order mo; uodern md has 10 rooms besides basement
garfe, being 10 minutes walk rom the Hudson River
depot Churches Of all denominations IN tr
I'D .sod schools Price. 81. 900 Inquire OF WALTER
rAREig st Fi.hki the Hudson, OF BENSON VAN 'LET
$50 No. Il VILLAIN 81, NcV YORK
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NETWORK MAIL STEAMSHIP cos
~ LINE or siDE-WHEEL STEAMERS TO
NEW .ORLEANS-DIRE
FOLLOWS:
MORNING STAR. Saturday, February 18Th.
GUIDING STAR Knapp. Saturday. February 18th.
EVENING STAR. Bei.......... Sat irdlY. March 4,h.
MORNING STAR Nelson. Saturday, March 18th
No STAR Saturday. March 18th
EVENING STAR. BelL........... Ss.urday. Ap,l lst.
DAY STAR. .tBudinsi.
AT . O'CLOCK. = NJ
IRON PIER 70 - NORTH Third Pier above
Foot Of Caus-s,. n. \.
PASSAOF-Chie. cabin staeroons SO 70 800 according
90 Location ~ staerooni Second cabin 80.
The MORNING STAR il l.0lS ,unsi the EVENING sTAR
Ol5 tun.. the GUIDING STAR 2s6 tuns DAY STAR 'B
tuns Custom House Their Passenger
nodaiions not eIcsd by those other Steamers
IN the world.
~ No Frcsh, received Biz, Of adins signed after !,
O'Clock on the DAY OF sailing ~ For Freight OF Passage
ply to JAMES htAfNOki No. ~ bmciayr'.
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4 j. BLEECkER, son d Co., VIII Sell at
~ Auction. TueNey. Feb a. 1863 IL O'Clock a. the
property. viz
Twosiory Frame and Bsck Easement HOUSE, snd2 LOIS
the South side One uiredant N~eu' st. 80 t.
east Of foulthavc Size oil House ,2x6 hed in with brick
TO peak and IN plee order. fio S01. Block, with
Gaden, Grape Vines, and good Wei.
Maps. particulars 4c, the Auction and saesroom No. II
CedaI-st.
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,1>OR SALE-In East Sixtieth-st., near Cen
tai Park Of those strictly iseass iooT story brown
one HOUSES possession immediately Also twx ado n
M possession IL; Of May. Apply 20 5. klLPAIklCk
ynder Bus Head Bank, OF on the premises TO j. hlLfAi-
1p.CE
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L'OR SALE-Magnifcen brown stone front
Il HOUSE Twefth.s,. near fthsye bcsntiioi brown
atom, font HOUSE on Forty-nnth.st; Brick HOUSES
II ore re- and Forty s-oond-st House Morton.st. 81
House Ia Brooslyn GEO. H. JAQUES No. i5 Broadway.
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TWO beautiful RESIDENCES FOR SALE,
ls lin. Of the Central railroad Of NewJ-sey one
4ovf ,nd hall FROM New York The location, the drives the
sesas y desirable and attractive Inquire Of
r. G. BACON No. 165 Broadway
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EOR SALE.-A beautiful RESIDENCE in


tie country and half hou' ron Neri os' on Tue
lue -Ltra Railroad Of he~Jersey. Fitted for PeIna
nent hoc having Baker Smiths steam warming ana ven
tistng sppssius In perfect order hou.c nodrn ~ stye
and i with STABLE garden. 6c The loe9'ion
ives .c-nery desirable aud Attractive Inquire o. HOMER
MORO An No Pne-s'.