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FLYING MAcmsE.-we notice n paragraph in a Now
Jersey paper in regard 70 the ship of nr Solomon
Andrews, and would correct therein. A sci
cntoc commission appointed by the SECRETARY Of War in
pursuance Of a resolution Of Of the military com.
mtces OF Congress last session, did aor about four
months consideration make favorable report thereon,
and recommended appropriation by Congress 70 test
the value Of the invention The Doctor asks no assist
ance to perfect his invention being entirely satisfied
with the success OF his experiments made IN lsoSan
account of which We published and inc only Information
on the subject which he has permitted " 20 gwen 70 me
public The the invention has been oncred 70 tho
goveynrent for military purposes and when tho proper
,,o rorne no nbic sha have the facts; for said
before in our report Of his experiments, I'VE have tho
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THE GULF.
A Blockade Runner Cut Out
from Galveston Harb0r.
Reported Engagement Near
Mobile, Ala,
Sc, Sc, sc.

The United States steam transport Continental Cap
tain George Sumner from New Orleans 7th inst Key
West arrived At this port yesterday s T. Craft
will accept our thanks for favors
The steamship Nc rning Star Captain Horato Nelson,
from New Orleans arrived at this port late last nvht
The Morning Star left New Orleans Saturday, January
at half four NJ but In consequence OF the low
state Of water the bar at the Southwest Pass did
until Sunday, at five NJ. Passed in the river,
bound up, the steamship George Cromwell, from New
York, and brig Rynas Of Camden. Left inside the bar
bark Joseph Dyer, OF Philadelphia and bark Pawnee,
hermaphrodite brigs Abby Thaxer, Of Bangor and Al
made Of Searsport on Carysfort light passed
steamers bound South. on Jupiter Inlet passed side
wheel steamer steering south
The Morning Star has experienced strong gales of wind
with heavy head sea, the entire passage.
The steamship Creole left New Orleans for New York
on Friday, the It'll inst, and when about sixty miles
down the river broke the piston Of her engines and
bursted the cylinder and cylinder head She put back
to New Orleans and her passengers transferred
the Morning Star She was sail for New York on Mon
day the 9th inst.
The Morning Star brings cargo OF thousand nine
hundred bales OF cotton. and mail
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Arrival OF Escaped Prisoners.

Among The passengers by the steamer Arngo arc tho
following officers who escaped from the rebel military
prison Columbia s. c. and succeeded In reaching our
army al Savannah -
Captain II A. Mattson 18th New Jersey.
Lieutenant II. a, II Merritt SD New York cavalry
~ nahigttn'e expedition against nchmond
captain y r Riggs isth Kentucky
hieuNnant Jane Mckinley, vsth ohio
listsnant y, Moore. ~ lsnnsl 's.@
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RICHMOND.
mr.. L. A. Hendricks Despatch.
HEADQUARTERS, FIFTH Army CoRps
BEroRE PETERSBURG, Jan. 10, 1896.

BEFORE PETERSBURG jan IL, 1895.
DEATH or CAPTAIN BuRAGE RICE.
Captain Buragc Rice late Inspector General Second
Brigade First division, killed today two miles out
side lines by rebel cavalry, who ambushed and
attacked . foragng party Of which he was in charge
The suddenness of the attack sampeded the foragng
party consisting Of four companies from the One Hun
drod and Eighty seventh, One Hundred and Eighty
eighth and One Hundred and Eighty ninth New York re-
gments that they did not stop long enough 10 ascer
tain the strength Of their asssilants.
After the forsgers had returned to camp the One Hun
dred and Eighty ninth New York regiment, TO which
Captain Rice belonged sent in pursuit Of the rebels
but the latter had made good their escape.
RECOVERY CAPTAIN RICE
The body Of Captain Rice was found hid under some
brush and stripped every particle OF clothing He had
been shot twice through the head, and there s ques-
ton that he deliberately murdered after surrender
ing himself prisoner when men left him he was
only slightly wounded. Captain Rice was most capable
and popular officer His body will be 10 Bath New
York. where he has left family Several Of the foragng
party with Captain Rice wounded, but all escaped
Captain Bennett, Of the Two Hundred and Tenth New
York regiment and Sergeant Wallace Harris, Commits
say Sergeant OF the One Hundred and Nineteenth Penn
sylvania regiment, went with oragng party few
days ago from Battery King, General Gwyns brigade
| and have not yet returned The most charitable suppo
son is that they have been taken prisoners.
new feature was naugurated last evening at the
Corps Hospital having for It's object the enlivenng OF the
tedious hours Of the sick soldiers by musical entertain
ment. The band from army headquarters played last
evening 1t is proposed to have these entertainments
two or three evenings week
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The Press Despatch.

HEADQUARTERS, Army OF THs PoroMhc, Jan 13 1865
The utmost quiet still egns along the lines in front Of
this army Even picket firing TO have been given
up
Brigader General Williams. who has been assistant
adjuant general Of this army since its organization
cept the short time when General Burnside commanded
it, has been appointed inspector general of the armies
operating against Richmond and will be located City
Point, with General Grant No officer in the service
stands higher in the and affection OF those who
know him than does General Williams, and he leaves
these headquarters with the good wishes of every
Lieutenant Colonel Barsow is Gene al williams success
sor, and will prove efficient oth,
The Second division Of the Second corps reviewed
yesterday by General Humphreys and presented fine
appearance The Third division i'll be reviewed in day
The Fifty seventh and Eighty fourth Pennsylvania
gmens have been consolidated, owing TO the thnness OF
their ranks. The new organization will be commanded
by Lieutenant Colonel Bunpess, and known the Fifty
seventh Pennsylvania Volunteers.
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Two Of violations Of the laws Of war have been
recently tried by military commission at the depart
ment headquarters.
The first OF these is that Of Mrs Myers the wife
Of rebel officer who through the lines in violation
Of the Presidents proclamation, and found in this
city making extensive purchases OF female wearing up
parcl and preparing to 90 South General Dix ordered
her before military commission, and she fined
ST. Goethe amount Of her purchasesand sentenced to
be sent the lines at her expense under guard
The money has been paid according TO the terms Of the
sentence and she has been OF in custody Of
officer
The next case Is that Of Smedley, Engshmsn. He
crossed the lines In violation Of the Presidents procama
on to this city, and embarked for England some
three months ago under assumed name. He returned
three four weeks ag, by steamer under another
sumcd name, and arrested three days after
landing. He sentenced "a six months Imprisonment
In Fort Lafayette where he Is confined and will
then be sent back TO England.
A general court martial ORGANIZED Satu rday
General W. H. Morris, presiden for the trial OF other
viontors Of the laws Of war who will immediately be
brought before it. They Of the highest import
ance, and will be made public the court
msnces its session
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PORTLAND, Jan. Is, 1865
The North American sailed at half past Saturday
night. she will probably reach St Johns, n. F., on
Wednesday morning
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Drp GOODS.

r. H. MAcY'i 4.
WHITE LLAMA SHAWLs,
WHITE LLAMA BORNOU5.
BLACK PUsCHER LACE sHAwLs.
BLACK PUSCHER LACE MANTlLLAS.
BLACK PUSCHER LACE FL0UNClNGS,
BLACK PUsCHER LACE CENTERS,
WHITE MARsEILLEs for Ladder and Chidrens wear
sHIRRED MUsLINs.
TUCKED MUSLINS.
PLAID CAMBRlCs and PLAID SWISS MUSLINs.
FIGURED and DOTTED Swiss Musins.
VERY FINE REAL SWISS MUSLINs.
ALL THE desirable shades In RIBBONS,
MILLINERY GOODS
PARAsOLs and SUN UMBRELLAS.
FANCY GOODS and NOTIONS.
CORsETS and HOOP SKIRTS,
LINEN HDK'S and Housekeeping Goods
LACES and EMBROIDERIES Of every description.
LADIES'. GENTS, and MISSES
FULL REGULAR COTTON HOSIERY. and
GAUZE MERINO UNDERWEAR,
the bet stock In the city
CHILDRENS BLACK SILK MfTTS,
LADIES' BLACK SILK MITT5.
1000 SHETLAND sHAwLs,
WHITE and COLORS,
Just the thing for SARATOGA
100 SHETLAND SIIAwLS LITTLE HEAVIER
Just the thing for NEWPORT CAPE MAY,
LONu BRANCH, and the sss- side
B.-CLOSING our Spring stock Of
LADIES' BEST FRENCH KID GLOVES,
AT OIL 50 A PAIR,
BEST QUALITY IMPORTED.
WE ARE ALSO SELLING A GOOD KID GLOVE
FOR 81 A PAIR,
better than any kid glove In the city for enethifd NOR
money.
GENTS KIDS AND DRIVING GLOVES.
r. H. MACY,
Noa 3ol and 3oe sIxTH.AvE.. near Fourteenth It.
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CLOSING OUT SALE FOR JUNE.
Cartons RIBBONS, reduced rom 81 Is per yard for $l'
Cartons RIBBONS reduced from loo. per yard TO D.
Cartons RIBBONS. reduced from eI per yard 70 500.
Cartons RIBBONS. reduced from IT, per yard TO &c.
Cartons RIBBONS reduced from 81. per yard to f''
suit.bls for sAsHEs BONNETs and TRIMMINGS.
100 Carous TRIMMING RIBBONS.
30 Cartons DRESS TRIMMINGS. chesp, to close
RICH ORNAMENTSA AND BUTTONS
For MANTILLAs, JACKETS and DRESSES,
MARKED DOWN TO 20 PER CENT TO CLOSE OUI.
FINE FRENCH FLOWERS,
FINE FRENCH FLOWERS,
CLOSING OUT.
A sPLESDID LOT REGARDLHss OF COST.
HAIR NFTS AT REDUCED PRICES 49,
Also SIX Belts Buckles Fine Combs Apua Braids Bind
inss Shirt Buttons. Hair Tooth and Ssil Brushes.
SO Sine Embrollered BREAKFAST SETS.
Plain LINEN COLLARS and SLEEVES, all varieties
GUIPURK THREAD, BLONDE and TRlMMiNG LACES'
BLACK GRAPES. COLOkED CRATES, slLhs'
COLORED VELVETS.
CAMBRIA EDDIN0s and INsERTISGsi French CAM
BRIO BANDS. RUFFIlNGS. TArlSOS TAPE TRIM
MINos Walls COiFFUREs, BARBfs, CORsETS
rvrkIs 4. our REGULAR CLEARINGOUT SALE for
JUNE, and ell goods offered a, PRICES ~ CLosr''
j. BLUXOME.
No LIN Broadway bel, Twenty fh and Twenty sixth-'ta
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QuARryRxAsrrR GENERAL's OIYrCR,
WAsuiNGros ID. 4. June I. 1855
CPECIAL SALES of SERVICEABLE
- DRAFT HORsEs-By direction Of the QuaT,euns.ter-
General there viii be sold Pubic Auction, 70 the highest
bidder, At the times and zee. named below, via
GlEsBORO, d. G.. MONDAY, June ) 1865
GIESBORO, d. C., SATURDAY, June IL, 1866.
GGESBORO d. C., MONDAY, June H. 1865.
BALTIMORE. Nd, WEDNESDAY. Juno H. 1867.
WILLIAMSBURG; PA, SATURDAY. June II, 1895:
WESTMINSTER, PA, SATURDAY, June IL. 1865.
GIEsBORO D. C., SATURDAY, June H. 1865.
GIESBORO, ID. c., MONDAY, June -, 1875
GTEsBORO ID. C., SATURDAY, June ~ 1865
PHILADELPHIA, PA. SATURDAY June a. 1856.
GlESBORO D. c., MONDAY, June 20. 1865
PITTSBURGH, PA, SATURDAY, July 1865.
GIESBORO, u. C.. SATURDAY. July !, 1865.
Two hundred SERVICEABLE DRAFT HORSES at each
place.
An opportunity purchase superior class OF Drs Horses
far their value afforded TO the public
IN. animals though sound and servceabls longer
quirud the army and must be sold The attention Of
ayers city raro ads and Of manufactures il especially called
TO these sales.
Horses sold snev. Sales to commence at 10 g. Terms
Cash Ia United States currency
Steamboat for Gitsboro will leave Seventh.st. wharf,
Washington, every hour from a. m. TO 8 p
JAMES A. EkIN
Brevet Brig Gen In charge, First Division, Q. NJ o. O.
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Corporation Notiees.

CORPORATION NOTICE.-Public notice il
~ hereby given that SALE Of PROPERTY according to
law for unpaid TAXES for tho years 1886 1887 aud ls58 TO-
rethe with the regular RENTS FOR ooton water for the
years 1855 1856 and 1857 will take place public suction
the City Hail. In the City Of SowYork, on MONDAY, tho
TO be continued roin day TO day until the whole Of sd
eriy shall DO sold The detailed statement OF the property 10
be sold IL Published In The Ne YORK. Daily Taaicy,pf
daily newspaper printed and published In ths City New
York Copies be had application az the Office OF Ira
Nep. York Daly TanIeipt and at tho Bureau OF Arrears
Department Of Finance. Bureau Of Arrears New York. May
o. 1865. By order Of tho Comptroller
JAMES J, QUMBLEToN. Acting Clsyk Of Arrears.
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gales BIZ Anftioil.

A M MGRwfx. Auctioneer.
RY BANGS, MERWIN g. Co.. Nos; ga and
- Cos Broadway, co., Of +.h-st-ssles Of Books Sta
MONDAY EVENING. June 20, ct Il S ococs;
ing great variety including many valuable works. &c Csa
losues are ready and the Books are Oh exhibition.
DOCK TRADE SALE ROOMS, No. 49S
~ B'way. nearly opposite St Nicholas Hotel-GEO LA
W.T. Auctionasr BY j. h. Coo!ev Consinments sonceo.
CHEZ QuARrgRuAsrERs Ovvcs.
DEPOT OF WASHINGTON, I
ApcE SAFE 9sa'0 OK D. e G;65TW9fElRIN WI
IL WAGONS and HARNESS. VIII be sold at public
suction under the direction Of Brevet Colonel Charles H.
Tompkins A. Q. M s. A. at the Government Mill stu
sted Est. between Twenty frat and Twenty secondsts
IN the City Of Washington, d. g. about
HARNESS,
with
LOT OF SADDLES. 10,
which have been used In public service
The Harness will be sold IN single sets.
About l,5oo WAGONS which will be sold snsy to the
highest bidder ..
fhs sale Of Wagons will commence on WEDNESDAY,
June 49, 1865 10 O'Clock with lot OF about four
minus Of New NORTH and after their sale n
peted the remainder will be sold Get, east between
Fourteenth and Fifteenhsts the Lincoln Hospital
The sale Of Harness will commence THURSDAY June
49, 1865. at 10 O'Clock
| days. until the whole number Is sold.
Terms cash, IN Government funds.
The attention buyers 1. called to the large sale Of
commenced Monday May 70 1862 and Which I. still being
Brig. Gen. and Chief ouartermsster
Depot OF Washington.
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r Y. MILITARY AGENCIES.

NJ Y. MILITARY AGENCIES.
Ne Supcrni.ndent--Co ID. q. MORGAN No. III State
At, Albany, -
Agent II wa,hinz,on-CoL Y. r. GOODRICH, go Fat.
Agent o. Phi.adeiphis-Tho Rev JAMES DE- BOls, No.
OIL Ches,nutst - - - 80
Ascp, a, Bstinaore-Major II. g. RICHARDSON, No. IS
faysitest.
AGENT at Annapolis. d. COBURS. -
Agent st Fortress honroe-Capt. o. =. TTCKERMAN.
Agents a,o stationed Ut other important points cir
cums'anc~s require. -
The object Of these Agencies to meet far possible,
all the varied demands Of Newfok Soldiers IN the United
states Service for special relief particularly Of those d.dbled
and In hospitals Lists kept far practicable 81 men
In various hospitals Of whom Information viii be given upon
by letters otherwise TO tho Superintendent
proper Agent Assistance and advice also sratoousy fur
ni.hed in the matter Of procuring bach bounty and
pensions.
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NOTICE-All Persons having claims against
IN JOHN DUFFY. late OF PutleI. Pa. deceased re-
qu-s,ed to present them to mo duly and wi
pay them - PEIEh DUFFY.
Butler, Pa. June 81. 1865.
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% n)hom il man Concern.

NOTICE OFFICERS CLEARANCES
IN promptly obtained LIBERAL ADVANCES MADE.
LEFFERTs, HOFFMAN l. Co.,
Times Euildins. No - rsshs~~.
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Mem Civilizations.
VOLUME FOR 1864.
THE ANNUAL CYCLOPEDIA
AND
REGISTER OF IMPORTANT EVENTS Foh
TIE YEAR.

IN presenting TO the public new volume OF the hn no
Cyclopsda containing the record Of another eyentiu
efforts have been spared to ts completeness anu
sscy and to preserve free from every marx oil bishad
The commenced In the year 1901 ana Amer.
In volume annually III the same style a. ihs Cvc
lean CyclopR da" Each volume ia intended 70 ii tine
peds Of the material aud intellectual sa,;,e OF Al.
year and embraces the civil sntafy snd os Stats
Countros important Public Documents
tics: Commerce: Finance Literature; Science sid
Mechanical Industry. &c. In word ,l,r's /. con-
the New American CycioPadis' oO' cue" ~
THE portions of each volume devoted TO the onleu a.
embrace the Operations OF the armies step py s'P
by day, aud the causes ana and condition The de-
bsea of Congress all important quesiiShs' ,,,sY,
OF tho President and public docen' Intercourse emaDc
nation pesse &c TIE nrrna affairs OF oil the States ~
militant enterprise, Industry, AMI posleiiy ,.h;ch
Under Foreign Affairs all those countries are houo 49,;
nav. attracted attention during each year "
terests In all branches inciodng efoe9 ae bo,n nv
The Developments OF mechanical Industry are sno"" "
details of important results and inventions Pieheu.
Tboss branches OF unra science IN which progress Ess
Aeen made are year and the developments
TSe condition of the principal religious denonina'ions
with their branches membership numbers views on o'
sfa4rs ard the spread OF their opinions among Tue n
The geographical explorations and discoveries arc stated
ghs record OF literature and literary progress ceeiuy @
planned Nor is the large mortality among dis'nsu' ''"
The contents are panied by most extensive and COM
PRICE AND STYLE OF BINDING OF EACH ANNUAL
VOLUME. 1861 1862, 1868, 1854 e.oo
In Cloth. ..............''.''''''''''Sg ~
In sheep: ........''''''''''''''''''" SO
In Half Nor. ...........'...'.''''''''''''''' S0
In Half Rus. ~
In Full Nor. ...............'..''''''''''''' ~
And insure uniform Price regularity the delivery o.
Shs volume 10 subsrbers in all parts Of the country oca
agents are appointed all the cities and principal towns ID
'''''' 'A1 d. APPLETON l. Co. Publishers,
Nos. 443 and AS Broadway. N. Y.
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EDWARD PKrrIKGgR. Alctionen

I.. EDwARp PIrrIkGgR. AnodoneI f oi
TTHIRTY FIFTH SALE at Public Auction
l. OF UNCLAIMED GOODS, Al Police headquarters. No.
80 Mulbrryst, on TUESDAY June a. at 10 o'clock m,
consisting of miscellaneous Articles Wagons Hams, Beef
Rope Sugar, Men and WOMEN. Clothing, Dry Goods,
Watches and Jewcy Hardware Pistols Silver and Plated
Ware. Boots and Shoes.
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Nem Publications.

T COOKING AROUND.-This excellent new
dom, stic novel which selling rapidly Is ~ A. o
Roe Tie popular author OF Long Look Ahead ue 70
,hs Last "The Star aud the Cloud We been imnkue'
sne ~ CARLETON Publisher, New-fork.
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IVNHE CREDITORS OF THOMAS s.
l. MCALLEY Co. Of Huntsville, Ala, and OF SETTLE
MURRAY Murffeesborongh Tenn, desired 20 call
leave word 1t Nos 81 and - Esssus, Room No. g. third
door, where they can be found. WILLIAM WARE PECK.
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j. +. TILTON G. Co.,
Publishers, Boston.

NEW MUSIC for the FOURTH of JULY
IN A National Anthem" Glory TO Cod" Mrs. +. A.
Psrkhurst.
Tho Peace Jubilee National Song with Chorus.
IT'S the Peace Jubilee, sing Hosannah
Rejoice o ye people, rejoice;
One Country, one People, one Banner;
One National be art and one voice.
"Nc Slave Beneath Our Starry Flag with Chorus Mrs T.
4. Psrkhurst.
"The Boys Are Marching Home" with chorus Hunting
CHoRus-See the banners streaming
On the vlctors come;
Swell the shout OF victory,
The boys marching home
Island Up Eor The lag, with chorus. g. G. Foster.
All of which highly recommended Price 30cents each
for O. mailAd free
HORACE WATERS Publisher. No. AL Broadway, Y.
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Doaro ano Rooms.

HOTEL GARNI.-2 Furnished ROOMS On
the first floor for or gentlemen at Sc per week
Gas and At No 15 East Thirty thrdt. Third
Single Rooms on reasonable terms
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EOR SAIE-A large PLAT OF GROUND
l. and WATER FRONT on East River Bushwiek nlee
and Fir.. Wiamsburgh. T. l., 26l1653 feet It's south
boundary is North Twelfth ST.. which the Common Council o.
Brooklyn open 3a5 feet beyond present bukhesd IN AL
go f.e as authorized BY the lie sature reaching ~ lee
water Pier line extends to 80 feet water For terms Tor the
whole or ons-half and map Of property apply to- .
CORNELIUS DJ BOTS No. 81 W.'erst, New. fork.
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OuARreRxAsrxR-GEsERAL's OryIcs, }

OuARrgRxAsryR-GESERALsO ryIcs,
WARRINGTON ID. c., May 49, 1865.
NOTICE.-SALE OF ARMY MULES
Many Thousands Of MULES being disposed Of At pub
lie sale, at Washington.
The sales will until the number Of animals Is re-
duced proportion the reduction Of the armies going
rapidly.
and Of Georgia probably 1000 Of the net SIX mule teams III
tho world
Many Of them were bought In the beginning Of the war;
young mules accompanied the armies In all their marches
and camps thoroughly broken hardened by exercise
gentle familiar from being long surrounded BY the sol
diers -
The whole South IL stripped OF farming stock. and the
North has suffered from the drain Of animals, taken to
supply the armies 49,
These animals sold public aucton they will not
anything like their value and snch opportunities
farmers get working animals to stock their farms and
for snd dealers stock to make good specuaons BY
never occur again. NJ Z. MEiGs
0uartermaster General. Brevet Major General.
Oyrcx OF rHR PENNSYLVANIA Coat Co.,
No Ill BROADWAY. SHw YORK, June ~ 1863. y
DTTTSTON COAL ut AUCTlON.-Ihe
il PENNSYLVANIA COAL COMPANY will sell at pub.
lie auction on WEDNESDAY the 18th OF June inst at 10;
O'Clock a. m at Exchange Saesroom No. Ill Broni~sy by
BURDErT JONES Co.. Auctioneers a. 900 tun OF fre:h
Al Newburxh pro rats, during the month Of July.
The sale viii be positive and upon the usual conditions Tor
the pueIt Of Company Coal to De stated 81
time Of sale. =, =,
Terms 80 cents per un In current funds payable on the
day of and the with the Government tax Of
cents Der tun In current 10 days thereafter at the
Office Of the Company. GEORGE A. HOfr, Treasurer.
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AT GRAND.ST. CHEAP STORE.
N STRAW GOODS FROM AUCTION.
STRAW GOODS FROM VARIOUS MANUFACTURES
BALANCE OF OUR OWN STOCK AT
REDUCED PRICES.
W. s,erifv SPLIT STRAW BONEHTS at Nc, Sc, nc.
al All IS al So 81 81 80 and &3-sboat bali last month
prices
SPECIFICATION .. -
HAIR BONNETS. WHITE, BLACK and FANCY, st&c,
75c., 81 and 81 3o-hsf price.
SPECIFICATION J. -
GRAY HAIR BONNETS 81 ~. 81 rs. 81 50 and "
SPECIFICATION
MISSES and LADIES SCOTCH TURBAN CAPS q
&c., TO- 81 and So all very choice braids and cheap
SPECIFICATION $.
TURBANs yICToRIAs. sEASiDEs. CAPS standard
and all the shapes aud bsd under wholesale prices
Lo, Of SHAKERS BOYS CAPS &c, &c. 23c. and ale.
esch-good qualities. EDWARD RlDLtf
Nos 81 and 3lii orsnd,t. aud No 8 Allep,s.,
Filth block east from tho Bowery.
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MANTILLAs! MANTILLAs! MANTILLAs

N AN 1 ILIho! MIN IILho' HIhN 1Hf1AA'
GREATLY REDUCED PRICES,
THIS WEEK, IN ORDER TO CLOSE OUT OUR
sSPRIEG AND SUMMER STOCK.
We marked down stock and have placed them
n such fgure will insure total clearance BY the let OF
July BARGAINS Is motto for the balance Of the season
w. X. PEYTON. Nos. ~ aud "a BOweIy.
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s,usied in Orange County. hours ride from New York
city, on the the Erie Railroad and II miles north u
the VILLAGE OF Monroe the main road Consisting OF D. acres
good house bsps and houses large orchards aud ohes
fu; good fences aud WELL supred with water Fog
further particular, apply J. MCCLELLAN No % Spruce
., or 70 THOS. DRUMMOND. on the premises