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Reformed EnebPiafes,

Good accounts are received respecting the
workings of the New York State Inebriate
Asylum at Binghampton, which has been open
for the reception of inmates about year. DR..
Garrison says:
The doubts which, in the minds of many, at
tached to the possibility of success in the man
agement of an institution for this unique pur-
pose are being rapidly disspated; and the de-
votion, industry, and intelligent perseverance
of its undetermined founders are now being
rewarded by the restoration to their families,
to society, and to themselves, of many of the
most intelligent and brightest minds among
our fellow citizens Men who are neither
criminals, lunatics. nor idiots, but who, in
consequence of evil associations in early life.
or insufficient strength to resist the entice-
ment Of the degrading cup, have been reduced
to conditions parallel there, are here brought
to see the errors of their practices, and to feel
that they can be restored to lives of tempe
rance, virtue and usefulness.
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NJ EOTERiC

The PATENT NEoTERIC SMOKING TUBES
are now and fn Convenience with elegance Tev WIN
cupy no more space than common Cigar Holder, yet
bv an ingenious breech loading principle they can be
smoked indefinitely without re-lighting Ihev arc
unquestonably superior anything ever before used
for the purpose overcoming all deletcrous influences
and otfensiveness of smoking pipes.
Wholesale by the Sole Manufacturers,
JAMES II. JOHNSON
SO W. Baltimore street,
- Baltimore.
BRANCH OFFICE. $40 Broadway. N. Y.
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COMMERCIAL RECORD.
baltimore Stool, Board.
prices OF stocks and BONDS in New York

NONembcr 4LIl, IoJ''
No sales to-day, the Board having adjourned over
ont of respect to the memory of James Lownds, Esq,
late member Of the Board.
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CHANGE OF THE.

CHANGE OF TIGfE
On and after MONDAY, August %,
Cars will leave the City Hall, Baltimore at So min
utes past each hour from 7.25 A. NJ to 7.35 p NJ ex-
Cept l2.35 ?; NJ. Connection will be made at North
Avenue with the of the Charles street Line City
Passenger Railway, which leave the corner of North
and Baltimore streets at Twenty Minutes past each
hour. except 1920 p. NJ.
Win leave Towsontown at each hour from A. NJ
to p. NJ. except Il noon.
at II p. NJ. ~ 1'' -A''i'
Cars for Greenmount Cemetery will leave the City
Hall every half hour from 7.35 A. NJ. to 7.35 ?. NJ.
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GtETY COMMIssIONER's OFFICE

~ I'd November 1865 !
a, Pursuant to application, notice is hereby given,
enat the CITY Commissioner and Surveyor will meet
at TINS ONCE on tuesday,, the 9TH inst at 10 o.
clock, to establish the grade at the intersection of
calhoun and Mulberry streets. By order,
no2-th&m C;ty Gor,Ir;
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HAIR DYEINGI HAIR DYEINGII
HOT, COLD AND SHOWER BATHS.

HOT, GUILD AND SHOWER BATUS
OIL HAMS
HAIR DYELNG AND HAIR CTtTTTNo
SALOON
on the Bridge, No. 96 North Gay street long ond g.
vorably known a First-class Saloon. Ia
Private apartments for dyeipg gentlemen;s Hair
and Whiskers. LAX
HAIR BYE
Mr.. OLDHAM is still selling his celebrated instar
taneous Hair Dye Wholesale and retail fe25-iv
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LEGAL NOTICES,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., OFFICE.

q OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OFFICE,
~ BALTIMORE, 9Th Nov'r 1863
Upon application notice is hereby given That
tne City Commissioners and Surveyor will meet on
o'clock to establish the grade of Alice Anna street
from President street to Central avenue. BY order
no6,9 Clerk CITY administrations
Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1865-11-06

BY TELEGRAPH.
E,y;eBel Jy Leonard j. Tormey d: Co., Stock ana Bill
A"''''' Brokers, No. % South Street.
November 3. 1865.
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GtITY COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,

" BALTIMORE November 4th 1865,
~ Upon application Of the Farmers and Planters
National Bank notice is hereby given that the City
CommSSI9ner and Surveyor will meet the premi-
ses on THURSDAY, the 9th inst, at II o'clock TO
establish the lines of the lot on the northwest corner
OF South street and Lovely lane. BY order
JOB SMITH
nOi-Z Clerlk City Commits
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- THE COMPANY HAS
ASSETS, OVER ELEVEN MILLION DOLLARS

ASSETS, OVER ELEVEN Million DOLLARS.
VIZ:
United States and State Of New York Stock.
City, Bank and other Stocks ,974. 700
Loans secured by stocks and otherwise . lS7 $50
Premium Notes and Bills Receivable Real
Estate, Bond and Mortgages, and other
Securities. 31iO520
United States Gold Coin.................. 81 800
cash III 2SS, 430
81 1876 500
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BRANCH OFFICE, $40 Broadway. n. Y.
Retailed by dealers generally. iel7-tf

kDsN AEAhAA 70 AKCHITECTS.- The
@ asSE@BsBo Building Committee of the new new
MASONIC TEMPLE, to be erected on the site (9l
feet front by $50 feet in depth recently purchased on
North Charles street. invite proposals of suitable
plan for the building to be erected thereon and will
give ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS for the one thew
shall adopt. They reserve to themselves the full
right to the accepted plan and all Others will be held
subject to be returned to the parties submitting them
WILSON, Jr., Secretary of the Building Committee
corner of Howard and lombard streets oclA-lm
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The undersigned has been appointed MARINE
AGENT for the above well known COMPANY in
Baltimore. and will issue Policies on IULLS, CAR
GOES. FREIGHT, SPECIE, &c, at the LOWEST
RATES of the first-clasS Companies.
JAS. CAREY COALE
oc30 m&th-t1ja2p Exchange place.
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HIHLN IIVN NVIHaE.-N0tlce IS hereby gwen
HZ to the Legal and Qualified Voters in The r I.
spcctve Wards Of the city of Baltimore, that
AN ELECTION
Will be held at the several Polling places of the re-
spectlve Wards on TUESDAY, the 7th day of No
vember next, 1865, as follows, viz: N"' u 1'o-
In the lst ID, Sd, 4th 5th 9th and 7th Wards for
Member OF Congress from the Second Congressional
District, composed in part of the above Wards to iii
Edwin IL Wehstcr also, in the 18th 18th 18th i6th
~ rh anf lSth Wards for the election of State Sena.
of the Hon. George c. Maund. 'N0 i'Sishaton
Aa IN each OF the respective Wards of the city of
Sheriff of Baltimore City. i'intofe 0i'y'
Surveyor do. do
d, Ing dois VIII be kept open on the above-named
pi efe py law. JOHN j. DANEKER.
ShariH ofD ol,:,
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In THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR BAJTI-

True copy-Test:
SAMUEL. NJ. Evans Clerk Sn1ou,,rs
The New York herald., 1865-02-23

i OIL LANDS-ON OIL CREEK AND THE ALLIiHA-
~ choice Iowa Lands, for sale
at a very low price by MEYLERr CO., Bankers and Bro
/ kprs M stre
The New York herald., 1865-02-23

E'oR sALE-rwO BUILDING LOTS EACH TWENTY.
hss By one hundred feet I76 and l7s Wooster street,
between Houston and Beecker desirable spot for
busi ness purposes lnqni,e a. $50 Wooster street
The New York herald., 1865-02-23

r ANDS.-TO ALL WANTING FARMS-LARGE AND
J. thriving settlement of N!nsllnd; mild chmu thirty
miles south OF rhidepha, b. rulad rich fo; produces
large crops; twenty acre tracts ~ SD per acre, pN''e
within four good business olcnlng good sacieiy
Hundreds Ing king Improvements Apply 10
CtiAS r. Lands Postmaster Vine!ind Lands township
N. Letters answered Papers containing full iniorma-
ion % SCI
The New York herald., 1865-02-23

together Or for cash. these rounds have been
years and The for selling of large
business which the party has on hand Apply for
until Sold at 1865 Eighth These rounds are sepa
two hundred and hfty quarts each per day.
!. 1T. MELENFY, Prcpriesora
The New York herald., 1865-02-23
CToREs FOR SALE:

AIOhES fOH stbE
y John street, Nos 50 sud 81 corner Gold street
John street, Nos. f0t and l0J, opposite CHI street
Maiden Iane, No. 7s six story Store.
Atlantic dock BROOKLYN, Nos 8 and g. near the ferry
All rented Apply To- HOMER MORGAN No Pine
The New York herald., 1865-02-23

EoR sALE-rHE BLBGANT HOUSE NO SO WEST
street four story brown stone 10 elegant
mediate possession price $1,000 Apply the PROMISES
from mso3 Or 20 BENEDICT COLT. No. q Pine street
The New York herald., 1865-02-23

HOUSE wANTED-TO BUY. HIRE OR LEASE, WITH
IN block OF broadway between Houston aud Fonith
Address, with full part uenlars - Merritt, box iSo
IIar.l. !. .nNt..
The New York herald., 1865-02-23

TSoNTINE H0TEI.-QN EUROPEAN yPLAN-coRNER
OF nroadway and Howvrd street. Rooms by tho day
week, Terms reasonable. Open all night
The New York herald., 1865-02-23

nor sALE-A HOUSE AND LOT on CROSBY STREET
- near Houston. For particulars apply " JOHN Nc
CLAyE. a. Pine street.
The New York herald., 1865-02-23

LNOR SALE-sIx VALUABLE LOTS, EACH Soxi75
desirably situated the centre of the village ~
by boat Apply to WM G. FiASAGAS, iM chrysas street
Me- York
The New York herald., 1865-02-23

OIL LANDS FOR SALE. 600 ACRES OF FIRST CLASS
j Lands, Horseback and Petroleum station,
West Virginia viii be- sold lots ad partly exchanged for
good city property Address W A. NEIL l East l4n street
The New York herald., 1865-02-23

L,OR SALE-HOUSE AND LOT 35s WEST TWENTY
third street. lot 70 by half the block house first class
brick - by 90 three stoes high and sub
cellar; contains all modern improvements neatly frcscoed,
gas nxturrs Permits of HOMER MORGAN, No. 2 Pine
street or &. COLES, I6l West Broadway.
The New York herald., 1865-02-23

CHIP YARD FOR SALE OR TO LET
- the East OF North Second street. BROOK
lyn, the ferry. Apply TO - -
The New York herald., 1865-02-23

L,OR sALE-vERY Low, IN BROOKLYN, A LARGE
three story brown with handsome
and fruit garden t75flUU) attached win be- sold
terms Inquire the premises Twenty third street aud
Fourth avenue, South brooklyn, or OF W H. MITCHELL "
The New York herald., 1865-02-23

L,0R sALK-A DAIRY AND GRAIN Farm, 1877 ACRES,
ibin wood balance improved, wei fenced and wasred
good house III rooms, In hne order large and
outbudngs; also &ne farmers house spring water IN
both and barn yard two good apple orchards aud
miles west of the SPRING. Price s0per half cash.
balance on time. Address j. ~ boz Ild Herald ollce
The New York herald., 1865-02-23
BOARDING AND LODGING.

TT"0TW ~
The New York herald., 1865-02-23

ITorsE wASTED-BETwEES FIFTH AVENUE AND
Il Eighth avcuuc above Forty second street: price
say $1,000 $1,000 Address box $50 Post eicc stating
rel
The New York herald., 1865-02-23

ELEGANTLY FURNISHED ROOMS WITH BOARD, AT
II l5) West Twen yffth street, for single gentlemen
gentlemen and wives. References exchanged.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-06-15
Mem Publications.

TWO NEW BOOKS FOR AGENTS.
CANvAssERs AND OTHERS
EXPERIENCED BOOK CANvAssERS WANTED IN
EVERY COUNTY IN THE UNION
Me,,r, BUNCE HUNTINGTON. New'fork' have Sas'
published two highly attractive and popular oo0as
for circulation BY csnvas'eSs
THE LINCOLN MEMORIAL;
...,---r 81 RECORD oy The POI.
LIFE, ASSASSINATION. AND OBSEoUiES VI THE
MARTYnED PRESIDENT,
containing in one elegant I2o volume fine Biography oi
Lincoln together with, account Of the
the particulars of the Funeral Ceremonies from
Washington Springfield, and srspo OF the principal Dis
courses delivered hs Character and Death with aPorrait
and View of HE Early Home in Kentucky. One vol svo
morocco cloth, price 81. '..'-'''''''''''''
New-York daily tribune., 1865-06-15
QuARrxRnAsrsR-GxsERAL's OFFICE,

NOTICE.-SALE OF ARMY MULES
Many Thousands Of MULES being disposed Of at pub
lie sale, at " Arlington.
The will continue until the number OF animals 10 re-.
dced proportion the reduction OF the armies now going
rapidly.
and Of Georgia probably 1000 Of tho ness s1 teams In
the world
Many Of them bought 10 the beginning Of tho war
young accompanied tbs armies in AL hss marches
gentle and familiar from being long surrounded BY the sol
ders -
Tie whole South 10 stripped Of farming stock and the
North has suffered from the drain Of animals taken to
supply the armies. go ~,
bring anything like their vslnc: and such opportinne
working animals to stock their farms ana
for drovrr and dealer. IN stock TO good secusons by
them and dposins Of them IN the South wiu
never occur again NJ. &. MEIGS.
Ousrtermastsr. General. Br-vet Major Geusfsl
New-York daily tribune., 1865-06-15
TxITIp SrArxs NAvY.YARp,


GALE OF UNITED STATES STEAMERS
AT b. '@d {; rSHD ' IL. to sis as
a.y Of june next .i the N.vyYsrd wasnnsou
.s, P"ssS P",asu s'iss: R sey%aa Lion
Z.ta Mystic. Western World Dumbsrton Lillian and Bat
Ths Baltimore woodrn dde- heel .esSsr o. tho i9,
slnche. depth Of hold 10 feet diameter Of Cylinder
ineh.. stroke Of piston, fact inches IL, :,
.a II feet, drph Of hold i.-, diameter cylinder. Is
inshe' stroke Of piston IS inches. ,.. ,.,,, ~
eet breadth Of beam fss depth Of hod feti dame
ie, Of eyiadc ioehe' .oks Of piston z, inches 90
breadth q beam IS ,r depth hold feet, diameter Of
cyIiad~r 20 inches; .trots oi piston, 40 inches -.
The Putnam 10 . woodsn side wheel steamer Length 100
feet inches breadth OF BEAM - feet depth Of hold feet
inohss diameter Of cylinder inchesi 'uohs oi p'on
IN. Rs:aie soabI" engine P,ops.r Lsnrh 81 f.s
an.,ar cylinder. il nch-,; of piston. II neh:
The Cao;.. wooden ..as-wsssi ..,%ef henE9' & le
iehes dster OF cylinder 81 inches stroke Of piston
The J. N. Seymour ia wooden aldo wheel steamer
engh loo feet breath Of BEAM 10 feet inches: depth Of
hold inches diameter Of cylinder 20 inches stroke
The Csur Lion wooden sd. wheel steamer. L-uyth
hold feet inches. diameter OF cylinder inches stroke
lie Ir,s /, siusl. ensin. propeller Length 50 fee.
breadth OF beam II feet 10 inches depth o! hold tcet
inehr' diameter Of cylinder Is inches stroke Of pton ID
The Mystic Il. wooden propeller, single engine L-nrh,
5T i-e breadth Of be feet inches depth oi ho,d ~
ieet, diameter VI cylinder ~ incao. stroAs OF piston %
inches
The Western World l, q wooden propeller. Length, lsS
breadth Of bcani u fee, ince- depth OF hold feet
diameter OF cylinder. ~ inches. strobe Of piston feet
Tho Bat .id. e steamer built of sire plates Inch
thick L~nstb 2J fe-t breadth OF beam, B iest depth OF
hold III feet lJ ncnss diameter Of Lndr u Inches stroke
OF piston, feet.
Tho Dam 1. iron .ii-whe steamer Length. 200
breath of beam 26 feet uc-.; depth Il hold ID feet
diameter of Under - nehc s,roke OF piston, 81
inches.
TIE Lillian {. an iron side wheel steamer Length, RS feet
breadth of - teet tnche depth OF hold. III frrt a.
OF cylinder 70 ncss stroke OF piston - inches
on spplica alton to Commodore j. b. MONTGOMERY, com
InandAnt W Washington Navy Yard.
Term. Of sale Cash iu Government, funds FIVE ( per
each vessel the time OF .ae and the balance within SIX
days thereafter.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-06-15
1TyUE PHRENOLOGICAL JOURNAL ant

i d.yo,ed TO psfsIossoxy with signs Of Character =
rHE0LosY the Natural History OF Man a ,s
eId Health Psrc the Science OF the sooL Anpy
loslsstsd Monthly ~ yesrf sample Nos ~ cshss 40
Sr~ss Ms.us FOWLER 4 WELLS, so broadway, ~ Z.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-06-15
THE LINCOLN MEMORIAL:
SOLDIERS LETTERS;
A COLLECTION OF LETTERS

COLLECTION OF LETTERS
FROM SOLDIERS, BOTH OFFICERS AND PRiVATEs
RELATING THEIR
PERSONAL ADVENTURES IN THE GREAT
REBELLION. ...t.
The Letters contained in this volume have not before been
published They were collected by Committee Of Ladies In
behalf Of the United States Sanitary Comuison They re-
a. those thrilling incideuts Of heroic adventure and sesac
rcing patriotism and those peculiar experiences Of the
MAucH the BATTLE aud the Gasp not to be found In the
general public thereby saodips mos; vivid Nnps
view Of the War,he hardships adventures uiamphs and
sueruss Of noble band Of Northern heroes told In their
own simple unaffected, but graphic language. One vol.
l2mo. <6a pp., gilt back and side price g.
RETURNED SOLDIERS WILL FIND PROFITABLE
EMPLOYMENT IN SELLING THESE VALUABLE
BOOKS COPY Of each should be placed In the family Of
every loyal citizen. Send for oireulapto
BUNCE 4 HUNTINGTON. Pubhsher.
No. so Broadway, New-fork
New-York daily tribune., 1865-06-15
1ntcrnal nepcnue.

IT s. INTERNAL REVENUE.-OfI Of
Os A,sssor Of Ninth Collection District coinprisin, the
l2h lstb and ga Wards No. 50 Wos, Forty Fourth st..
near SiIth-sye.
NOTICE rs HEREBY OWEN that the Lists and Enumrr.
stions msd under direction Ia Tins District. consisting OF
Incomes for the year II and Licenses Of um-sted art
oles for the year 6, viii remain my Office for objection
and appeal for tho space Of ten days aid s parsons inter
escd notified that VIII s my Office the 24h day
of JUNE, END for tive DAYS tlereser between tho
hours Of and ~ o'clock OF H.. oenoon for the purpose Of
receiving appeals sud detorlinn. fev. 10 any
excessive assessment
App~ss be in writing and specify the particular cause
matter, thing respecting which decision IL reqressd;
also the ground principle Of eflor com planned Of
HOMER FRANKLIN. Assessor Ninth District.
No. 90 West Forty -fourth.st.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-06-15

II MPLOYMENT FOR RETURNED
IL SOLDIERS.
A GREAT RO0K FOR AGENTS
SOLD EXCLUSIVELY BY SUBSCRIPTION.
THE LIFE AND PUBLIC SERVICES
ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
SIXTEENTH PRESIDENT or IjIE UNITED STATES
TOGETHER WITH Ills STATE fAPERs.
SPEECHES, ApDRESsES..' ssS.'M 'MffssAoEs. LETTERS
AND PROCLAMATiONS;
WHICH u AppKp
History Of the Trsgics and Mourpfm Scenes connected
with the close o. hi. Noble aud Eyenifvl Life
by Hon. HENRY j. RAYMOND. NJ C.,
TO WHICH Is ADDED - - =
ANECDOTES AND Personal "REMINISCENCES OF
ABRAHAM LINCOLN, by FRANK y, CARPxSTER the celc
braed artist who painted the "fl Resding Of the Euan
it at the White House enjoyed siI months familiar inter
course with late President, noting down the In
terestn anecdotes aud sayings which here reeorded
The following illustrations will enbeliSh the Work:
fine Steel Portrait by the Artist Ritclie. 2 Abraham
I.ncons Early Home in Kentucky O. Abraham Lincoln
Home In Springfield President Lincoln, Wife and Children
Rs the Old Flag ., In !cprndence Hal Inauguration
ton; President Lincoln entering kichnond As.assns
ion at Pords Theater TO- The Death of Abraham Lincoln
II. Funeral Coregs through New York H. Funeral Arch
Hudson River Railroad ID Reception Of Remains a
| Chicago; IA. The Last Rites at Springfield.
The Book will be printed in the bes style from snd
elegant type upon hne paper making octave volume
abou, 100 pages aud will b. neatly and substantially bound
Price in Cloth So so; Leather, 50
| "GET TIE BEST"
- Agents wanted every town For further parculsrs
| apply to DERBY MILLER. Publishsrs
No. Spruce at, Tribune buildings. New York.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-06-15
DRINTING OFFICE-FOR SALE-CHEAP!
Gopartnersbip Notices.

nISSOLUTION OF COPARTNERSHlP.-,
IL The copartnershp heretofore eIisnx In the CITY Of
New York under the name of CHAPMAN, VAN WYCk
Co., 10 this dsy dissolved by mutual consent SETH
CHAPMAN or SAMUEL VAN WYCK Ia authorised 70 set
tie the business OF tho Arm. hErH CHAPMAN..,
SAMUEL VAN WYCK
New.Yort June H. 1865 j. u. FAIRCHlLD.
CHAPMAN L VAN WICK viii continue the business -
heretofore - ..........
New-York daily tribune., 1865-06-15

OuARrsxNAsrKk GgsxaALs OPyIc..
NAsHlssloS, ID. {. june |, 1919.
SPEClAL SALES of SERVICEABLE
- DRAFT HoRsEs.-By direction Of the ouarterus,tsr
General there will BE- sold at fuDc Auction To the CHEST
bidder at tho times aud places named below. via:
GlEsBOKO, ID. e., MONDAY, June 5. 1866.
GlESBORO, ID. C., SATURDAY, Jnns II, 1863
GlESBORO, ID. g., MONDAY, June u, 1868.
BALTIMORE, Md, WEDNESDAY, June II, 1868.
.wILLlAMSPORf. PA, SATURDAY,, june II, lssA
WESTCuESrEk, Pa, SATURDAY. june iI 1909
GIEsBORO. d. C., SATURDAY, June II. 1865
GlEsBORO, d. G., MONDAY. jane is, 1873:
GlESBORU. ID. e., SATURDAY. yune a, iSo
PHILADELPHIA, PA. SATURDAY. Jnns ~ 1900
GlEsBOfO. ID. e., MONDAY, Jun. 20 iso,.
PITTSBURGH, PA, SATURDAY, July J. l1'
GIESBORO. d. C.. SATURDAY, yuly lsos
Two hundred SERVfCEABLE DRAFT hoRsES al each
place.
Al opportunity to purchase Superior class o Dtsn Horses
a far their true value 10 now afforded to tho public
The animals though sound and s-tyeesb are no lon ger re-
qrrd In the srmy aud must be sold. The attention OF man
ayers city railroads and Of manufactures especially called
to these sales. - -
Horse. ,Od .inalv Sale. to commence at ioA m Terms
Cash In United States currency. .
Strambont for uicsboro viii leave Sevenlhs st. wharf
Washlngon every hour from a. N. 20 Q p m.
JAMES 4. FkfN
BTsyst Brig Gen u charge, Fret Division. =. NJ o. q.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-06-15
GEoRGE II. BARE, Auctionesr.

H f. DENNY & Co. will hold the6
DAY Thursdsy) June l3 at III O'clock At the Stock So
room No 50 Wliam.. The following Securities vi =
Commonwealth Brsvoort and Arctic Fire lnsunnss CoS
psnys stocks AIso American Telegraph and United SeaA:s
Telegraph Companys Stocks. lunots state Bonds, Ats
posa Mining Company First Mortgage Bond. &c. 6c
REGULAR STOCK SALES EVERY THURSDAY:
IL T. DENNY 4 Co. No 50 William. .sl., N. II
New-York daily tribune., 1865-06-15
NINELAND-TO ALL WANTING FARMS

-Lstr. and thdvln. srillemeni ot Vine sni inla
climate. u, miles soutn of Phil diphis D. r,iroaA
Rich ,o produces large crops; twenty trcts, -
trr acre piynbe within tour good business ereoinst
sooJ socsty ,inndreds ertn: and niasug imTfove
n,eni, Apply to ChAS h. LANDS. Postmaster Nt lAal
Land. town.np. n Let sr. aaswers Payer couo,nns
mn Information win be sent free. From hrvr Of AsSs
Robn,on iy,tc,i,vfi fdovof The 1ribaHs i'oae ne
s,oT crnslrs f,yfie tracts ieri s'''oa as]
,uIbir condition f, Iieosant ssas h Snsp o sss
,iss VI Ess W~tOa Prarses
New-York daily tribune., 1865-06-15

DY JAMES NJ MlLLER-SATURDAY
- June IT, at II o'clock ct j. H. Si-sers Hotel snds -
direction Of Jone ssq, referee. the HOME5fEAD a ~
ate Albert Journey deceased consisting OF l7 90 se
apland and 81 of salt esdow, the AnBan4
Railroad Depot, with mansion house, barn, two dwelling
bons~s, &c. Maps and full particulars at the Office.