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"a JAMES Q. ToPHAM CO.'S szH2
~: HKlAIUk aaAo
= TRUNK, sADDLERY,
MILITARY EQUIPMENT
MANUFACTORY,
WHeL8sALl AND RETAIL,
~ 800 "a
slVlNTH sTRlxr,
One Door NorM Of Odd Fslto,os Hail.
Where they continue to manufacture and hay
on sale large and One assortment
TRUNKS. yALIsES,
TRAVELLING BAGS,
SADDLES. HARNIss,
HORSE COVERS.
ILITARY HORSE HQUEPMlNTs.
SWORD BELTS.
HAv1RsA0Ks. WHIPS,
BITS. SPURS,
-" t &c.. TO-,
80. AT Low PRICES.
REPAIRING.
Trunks. &C.. repaired promptly And thoroughly.
THRIH SILVER MEDALS
Awarded BY the Maryland Institute Of Baltimore
October Slst, 1854; also, the highest premium q
bronsa medal, BY the Metropolitan ksehsnies'
Institute Of Washington. D. O., In laU.
SOLE AGENTS.
For District Of Columbia and Alexandra. Va, 70,
FRANK MILLKRY
0lL1BRATID PKEPARID
HARNESS OIL,
ssuppned at the lowest
tsb ely FACTORY PRIols.
rwooD's :
PATlNT DRILLING MACHINE.
PILE DRIVER.
HYDRAULIC SAND PUMP.
Practical tests having fully demonstrated the
purposs 81 sinking Oil Wells. the 9ndsrsisnss Il
This nsc6 insrJ Comprises sverItsins requisite
Shi sSUrn ssh kSS IN PIf
lbut viii be furnished il desired. q reasonable
AID s 5 rss q The
structed on wheels and portable, that It can Be
easily removed for she purpose of sinking wells in
The dstritusi s removed nom the well By our pat.
:a :s'
net only Iemoyss 81 the detritTs in from 9 TO 70
opens all the small oil veins that are 90 oftea en-
reiy closed by the old process Of sand pumping.
we'll can be sunk from 100 to coo feet within period
Of from y to 50 days sitter the soil Pipe has bees
.Arransements are being made for the eenstras-
tion snd delivery Of thess msehinss ct NsE 70
further informstion. price, terms, fa9Ngs Me-
SIMON LILAND, Hstropolitan hessr An
con oyrAH SOIL Smith ss.s1 :, J Smaller
master, " Capt. Brinksfhef; Kittos Biblical
oye 's 7. 1 ~ ~ TRANCK TAYLOR.
SE.EEIIi s9EE SfEP sauR R5ss S'ss.
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THE LINE FROM WASHINGTON TO RICH
MoND-It is expected that travel from this
city to Richmond, by way Of Fredericksburg,
will be opened next week, passengers taking
one OF Capt. Geo. Mattingly's ne " line of boats
10 Potomac Greek, a short distance below
Aquis Greek, where they will take stages to
Fredericksburg and from thence 60 by rail
over the Fredericksburg and Richmond road
tolthe latter place, the road having been put in
complete order under the superintendent OF
the manager OF the road, Mr.. Ruth. The COM
pany are rapidly pushing the work ahead on
II e road this side of Fredericksburg, which
was completely knocked up by the rebels
during the war. About miles OF track was
torn M by them and used on the Virginia
Central Road, consequently the company will
have TO procure iron - renew that much of the
track II Is thought that In two weeks the en-
tire road from Richmond 70 Aqua Greek will
be N working order.
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TRusTEEs SALE OF ROUSE AND LOT AND
s s11TTMAHSEE AND o sTRERTs. A0i'
on THURsDAY AFTERNOON. June 18th. At
the Supreme Court. No ,sa2 IL equity sh.l
west. between and 8 streets north. one Of the
lots treating feet sn 1ss imvrove Sp By tW
s UsSr ~ T. NEE. h 20 WITH
fronting fss na uninnprsyed Both lots are ieaas.
hOlds. arsdss@sbl. e the pleasure Of u. hoIdsr
on the psab ne half cash; the balance in months,
the parshassr to give his note with interest. and
IN conyeyancing at cost Of purchaser =. NJ.
DAVID A. BURR. Trustee.
Jet eo&ds j. O. MCGUIRE & CO., AucA.
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SEE ADvERTIsEMENT of the pic mic and dis.
play or f1re~ orks at Beckert's Garden, on
Wednesday evening next.
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THE EAST WASHINGTON QUADRILLE Asso.
CATION, it must not be forgotten, give their
excursion to Glymont next Tuesday The trip
promises TO be one OF rare enjoyment.
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RY VIM. L. WALL & CO.. Auctionssrs.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE RIAL ks-
TATE IN THE COUNTY OF WASHINGTON,

By virtue Of deed OF trust dated on the 18th
day OF August, 1851, and recorded on the 10Th day
of November, lsa in Liber A. g., No. IA, folies
284, 235, l36 and 237, one of the land records OF
Wasbin gton county, in the District of Columbia,
! will sell on MON DAY, June 5, 1865. at O'clock
P En-. at the Auction House of VIM l.. Wau &c
Co., corner of9th street and Penn avenue. in the
city Of Washington. the following describ bed tract
of land. situated In the county ef Washing ton In
the District of Columbia.
The said tract of land beginning at the end Of the
fourth line of tract of land called New Seat. ana
running thence south Is percheB, thence south 81
degrees west &c perches, thenca north 50 degrees,
east ls5 perches, thence south SO desrees east 5l
perches to its intersection with the 18th line of
the larger tract Of land conveyed by the heirs and
dsvisees of David @. Pattier to Howard Swami,
thence south 10 degrees, west Is perches. themes
south Is degrees, west 81 perches aud 5S-l0 OF
perch, thence south 81 degrees, west IS perches to
the beginning, containing 81 acres. rood and IL
perches.
balance. bearing interest and payable in equal in
stslments, at and II months. the deferred pay
ments 70 be secured by . lien on the land.
paid down at the place OF sale; and in case the
property will at be resOd at the risk and cost
of the defaultine purchaser or purchasers.
G. MORGAN, Trustee.
myll.eo&ds W. L. WALL & CO., Auots.
HTHE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPON1D TO
WEDNESDAY, the 2lst of June, at the same Aour
"A1O 'NA' r"S'' Il. @. MORGAN, Trustee.
el3.d WIN, L. WALL G. co., Aucts.
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DY GREEN & WILLIAMS. Auctionesrs.
- No. 526, corner 7th and d SITS. north.
FIRST CLASS BUILDING LOTS IN THl
NORTHERN PART OF THE CITY AT PUB

FIkSI- CLASS BUILDIN9 LOTS TN THI
LILO SALE.
On THURSDAY, the 18th in stsut. at o'clock ,.
!, Subdivision Of Square a13, about leo feet front
on M Massachusetts, avenue and l62 feet front on n
street north. bein about 20 feet deep, 59 square
feet, more or less
This property is running at . point on l4th S..
near the Circle aud the City Passenger Railway.
beautiful for q summer garden or private resi-
dences. to be su bdivided or sold altogether.
Terms: One half cash; balance in six and Twelve
months. for notes bearing interest, secured By .
deed of trust on the premises
All conveyancing and stamps at the cost OF tas
purchasers.
$50 will be required down when the property
is knocked off.
;eI2.d TIntell AuctoReers.
~ THE ABOVE SALE rs POSTPONED Uh-
til TUESDAY. the 10Th OF June, at the same houS
IL id GRElN & WILLIAMS, Aucts.
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RYJ. @. MCGUIRE & CO., Auctionssrs.

ia loT sS EH1 isLASp; 81 81. sFssIf
Under and by virtue Of deed Of trust, airing
date the 18th day Of January 1856: and duly re-
records Of Washine ton county, at pages zs2 &C.,
the subscriber. trustee therein will sell at public
der, on WEDNESDAY,, the 2lst inst at s O'Clock
p: M, Lot No: 7. in Square No. SIS; fronting on ID
The terms of sale are one -third cash; and the
balance in eaual payments; in s y, and 10 months:
satisfaction of the trustee, for said deferred
ments.
All stamps and conyeyAncing ct cost Of pur.
chaser. W b. WEBB. Trusfee.
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BOARDING.

EOR RBNT-One FURNISHED FRONT ROOM
on first foor with or without board, at No.
"a street. one door from corner OF l4th st.
je H. St"
DERsONS WISHING BOARD IN PLEASANT
Il and healthy country village: can procure the
same by applying to J. W. J. MOORE, Washing
ton Hotel, Leonardtown, St. Mary's county, Md
The steamer Vanderbilt touches three times z
week, going to Baltimore from Washington aud
return. 1e IL 3AW5w
TABLE BOARD at S25 month, $50 i street.
i between 10Th and llth streets. Also two fur
nished ROOMS to let, suitable for two or more
gentlemen. JeI. u
- CONS, WITH BOARD, All 18th street vest
H je5-lm"
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RY JAMES 6. MCGUIRE & co.. Auoss.
CHANcERY SALE OF A VALUABLE oouN-


Umder and by virtue Of the several deeress
passed by the late Circuit Court and the present
Supreme Court Of the District Of Colum bis, in Q
cause pending in the said Courts, wherein Agnes
N. Early is complainant and b. n and 9. w:
trustees, appointed by the said DEGREES to make
cause mentioned Will proce ed to sell, to the hif h.
CURE q Co., on MONDAY, the Sd day Of July
next, part of that tract of land known as" Had
dock Hills" OF which the following is descrp.
The property lies north of the turnpike road
from the city of Washington TO Bladensburg.
about three miles from Pennsylvania avenue, and
il bounded as follows: Beginning at the end of
sixty two perches from the northwest intersection
of the whole tract with said turnpike road it runs
thence north twenty seven degrees ~ deg. east.
one hundred and fifty three !l5s) perches; thence
south t.enty;six degrees thirty.ssven minutes
two (IS2l perches to the north side of said road;
thence with said road to beginning fifty one (5Ii
perches, containing forty six acres, one rood and
seven and enc half perches.
The property IL improved with . substantial
Frame Dwelling, and il Q pleasant country reei-
dence.
are % follows One.fourth part Of the purchase
money must be paid in cash At the time Of sale.
and the balance in equal payments in six, twelve.
eighteen and twenty.four months, the purcha-
sere to give for the said deferred payments their
bonds. satisfactorily secured. bearing interest.
ayabie quarter. yearly from their date.
chaser. -,n
yos b r. T Bka6LsY, yr, Trustees.
iel0 3taw3w ]. O. MCGUIRE Il co., Aucts.
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A soN oyTHl SOIL, NsysIi Smith = ~ Smaller
master, " Capt. Brinksrhen; Aittos 6ioieai
Cyciopne1s = s.1 ~ TRANCK TAYLOR.
GIs-rV1Gn 1oN9TTTUTIONa. R1gTORID
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Z q o B 3 On
RYLAND CHAPEL SUNDAY SCHOOL
To FORT WASHINGTON.
On "WEDNESDAY, JUNE 81 1854,

The new. swift and cemDlOdiouB ~ -
Steamer Wawasset, will make two EA84AR(
trips to the Fort, leaving her Hharf
At the fost of 9TH street at ~ O'Clock M and 81
o'clock p. m Should the day prove stormy the
Excursion win be postponed until further notice
Ice Cream and refresh ments of like thar acter will
dren half price, to be had at Mr. Ballantine's Book
Store, 9TH St.; Boswsll's Drug Store. cor. 7th st.
school jsl2-St
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N 90 MT We h NO N.

The POTOMAC PERRY COMPANY having OBJ
t.nsd the g1iviIssss Of ls M"In .na
non, an excursion steamer win zzs
leave the Compeny's wharf. foot OF 7th street. OF
ular trips thereafter ON MONDAYS, WEBN1S-
DAYS and FRIDAYS Of each week.
Fare to Mount Vernon and return, including
admission to the Groundsi slDy p,ew,,u
my Y.30t General Superintendent,
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RY JAS. @. MCGUIRE & CO.. Auctioneers.
THREE HANDsoMI BUILDING LOTS on
SOUTH STREET, BlTWEIN 9Th AND
1TH STREETS WEST

On TUISDAY AFTERNOON, Jane 18th, at
O'Clock, on the premises. We shall offer at PUBLIC
sauare No 462, fronting eaca Is feet on south
street. between 9th and 7th streets vest and run
ming back about 80 feet to Q feet wide pubic
alley.
deaces overlooking the Smithsonian and Armory
SQUARE grounds, easy of access by the It'll street
passenger cars, and at convenient distance from
the Center Market.
Terms: One fourth cash; the remainder in s, Il
and Is months, with interest. secured BY deed OF
Conyeysnces aud stamps at the cost Of the pur-
chaser J. G, MCGUIRE i CO.,
sd Auctioneers.
IpHH ABOyEsALEIsPo POSTPONED UNTIL
TUESDAY, June goth. same hour ana place, IN
cGa1eqSehce ol We 81 60 Mcguire L CO. Aucts.
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GARDEN FARM, ABOUT THIRTY ACRES
miles from Rock Greek Church, every acre in q
high state of cultivation.
HOUSE. Barn. and all out houses necessary to .
comfortable country residence, and fronts on the
ane rail-, With water in abundance, and,
the above property will be found a desirable In
yestment. and worthy the attention of persons
DESTROYS pleasant country residence.
Twenty acres of meadow. the balance in vegeta
bles, with 3 splendid creP of fruit-cemprisins,
Peaches. Pears, Apples, Cherries. &c.
Possession will be given mediately. should the
purchaser buy the growing crops, together with
farming utensils, and the stock necessary and now
used to work the farm.
RySO-2mH EMANUEL LACEY.
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DYJ. O. MCGUIRE CO., Auetioneers.
ETaHT BuILDIEG LOTS NEAR MARIN,

light BUILDING LOTS NEAR THE MARINE
BARRACKS, NAVY YARD.
On TUESDAY AFTERNOON, june 18TH, o. %
O'Clock. on the premises, we shall asll, eIceienS
Building Lots, fronting respectively on south "
street and 18th street east at the corner oil THESE
streets.
These Lots are finely located for builti ing purpo-
SEES: on the SECOND square east of the Marine Bar
racks. Navy Yard
months, with interest, secured by deed OF trust.
Conveyances and stamps st the cost OF the pur'
js7.d 10. MCGUIRE Il CO., Aucts.
ITHE ABOVE SALE ID POsTPONHD IN
consequence of the rain until TUESDAY, !uus
tend JAS. q. MCGUIRE & 90, Aucts.
RYJAs. @. MCGUIRE 4 CO.. Auctionsers.
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The EAST WARRINGTON oUADRILLI Asso-
CITATION give. their arst E1c1r.
sion to 6lymont on TUESDAY. the EA9aaaS
2Oth instant. The members have
gone to great expense to make it day OF pleas:
wharf 1t O'Clock, leave Bladsen's wharf. Navy
Yard, ats1s O'Clock stop ping At Alexandra. going
and returning. Tickets one dollar. admitting
gentleman and ladies'. Meals and refreshments
can be bad at the Pavilion.
By order OF the Committee. lie l4-5t<
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Execution or q Nu.hwhnri.er.

William j. Harris, convicted by military
tribunal ~ tie crime VI "tushwhncking. was exc
outcd at ST. Louis Friday last. On the scaf1d he
made The following speech:
"GrSrIr,iES: You cur the condition Of man
In which he has paced himself. was soldier H. the
Confederate service "a Ct. IN Ci volunteered
~ in then served Our months ard 'eSrn dass qua
deserted for The purpose II getting to my flTiy. l"a
ca. see whore haze got Ia. here are great many
soldprs here standing srouud uc and hey should 10
wnrniag BY nav fate sad hope they viii no. be brought
10 the srmc condition bye power To express ~ Y
foeirgs, would give you al s"ms good ah' ice On
ills occasion. We kgOw not on what destin! We may
M. Cr what rHv me upon us. lIcrc - o." ono 10
" como inside 81 nv house. Egt a. Con edtrafs
soldier lie tie dcgth IL brave man. ltN yon that
rs warning. tlai VOL my never come :" what nave
cone 20. What yOu al II see, hcar II N mied rs
Christian men. | TN usi rs inuch IL Confecrra'c
50. Tier nuy IAf thai ever laid IN Graiotst. Prison
M,v there not he soul IN TIE sound IL my voice thH
W Il die without the. hove. will nIkc ibis rerafh
dc Con cdcraie s,dier and II hat Is the nat" OF
tho South want to die MAY the Lord pardon me.
and save my soul !or the FAKE ~ Jesus ChrisCAmeE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-30

FROM MONTANA TERRITORY. - VIRGINIA
CITY. Montana Territory, vln. 2 loOS-rbc Winter
here las been very severe Bat little minihg ~ being
done in gueIcc at present.. lie road ~ block al
between ,hs AID Sail Lake with snow, 80 rs 10 stop III
freighinc. The mn.l reaches no once "A week. beng
carried aoTuss tie range sleds IAe yicd OF gold
will Be much larger ic coming season than the past.
A number Of gulcLe, have latey been discovered
thar prospect we'll The Priokly Pear and Deer Lodge
districts, erIO acing the mining camps OF Lust Chsnce
rni Silver Bow are now Attracting greet deal OF at
tentOn. Ii Is 10 these two districts that tue principal
leads have been discovered Tat are now absorbing
ever other interest The price goods and living
much lower than last season. \ miner can hso veil
now on about dollar day by boarding himself and.
il half the goods reach here The, expected 10 arrive.
prices will rec very low tnis seas0n.
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Tra XclcrH, Guide.

To Albany, by Hubop X w. iron s g.h''t Depot
dsy train tom joth st. p h, CRY cara run boz
tween chamber. and yDti-sts. sfs.ions.
t. Albany. by Harlem X. H., 2t.nst ,s.nsv, 10 q
To B.limnre, BY the New.J,r",y Z. r.. loot Of
Corrsndts,. aid II a. ui.. 2. snd ~
t. bottom, by Nes.Is,IIou Inc Pier 80 y. T.,
Norwich Lire. firS 80 n H. -ptuno Liur, ri-r
Z. -. r. aud S;olin-'os Inc, FIR ~ y. R..dEiy
Sunday c.ltrdh p N
To Bo.t.a. by s'e''!!nsrn T. a.. VI sqri'sa-id
To- so.ion' Ly NrwfisTSn Il. Il. 2,...,l. ana i.n
av ga 81 re Lin. H. su!6 ?. snud,y.:... ?. L.
To Bridgeport, by sra'arf Bridgeport; loot of fcek
Sip I'd
10 Buffalo ahd the West. By anr Raaroad. ioot
ofchanbers st.. aud ~ a. m D Anf p m
To Cleveland. o.. b. Atlantic ard Great We-'em
rrcins with Rarnd. Tor all principal cfe,n
tL- West. IN. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. p m
IL Greeupost >" ~ i'nJon Saturday. p nh)to
raoi,snk, islip faruins .ale. LON isl-n', BY Il.
]. Liiroad, irosn Lncsslp aud CO., OF 3ilh-si
r. New. Haven. ilara ~, AMI spri.. Gell-',.a'a
To SsS Hav.n b. IL Hr~.iisyrn iii, l;,l'.t
AID a. av.. .; :. ~ a. ~. ~. ?. 3ia a. an p IN
To 'hs West. by Pen, vlrie 'enlul lsn.To'i
fron, 100. Of lirtiata-i.. liPii-d"p his. 3 a m.
and r. ~. sunday tlin '.':;''''''''.. p m
70 the West, by C-rrl s-i.road OF Ss~-Jer.ey
yinAnoniowI. fr0 aIier -. H.. 3 .. a.. Il -.
ard s:'' =. -. SunsY irln.. ....,....:..:... p m
10 Phiale phil.by rhte desc l,oyLi ~, sun
osys .pril ifoll'at or NIi--t, Fro 'alyi.
c,nurrtius at por' Monmoirh vita Trains for
r. i'hadep'.' ~ Teg,j, ~ i'r.iic,i ioor OF
CoIuirnist. ~ audi a. ~. - AZ, I ano % p.
sna =. nidni.h,; r'aaV... ..'...;...';;.'. p m
10 ~ .lsirlp d. PEI p - nd S''i'hf 70, t,Hi'
dav. 81 e. '.dj ri1t yHd % .lid lfl1Hy, ir1r To-.
C. barriay-,f. xr'eFs................. p m
To fsoy.dsfce by Ncrno s'rsrnf'i2 COS l"ne
d.i'y froii p,r -. f,' ~ Robin 0a.s' L. Il. p NJ
To ied Saak and Lon. 3frrrH ~ Steamer tisie
d.iy ifo.n pier f0ot o. ars4Y - ai........ ). 2. III
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BRIGHTON. CAMBRIDGE AND hIDlChu
R,reyted Joy THk qRibUSy for Tie ending Wedne6oy
March 20 1866.

BglGHlOy CAMBRIDGE AID MEDroRD.
R,cyted Tor Tux tribune for Tie rick ending WeGatsddV
March 20 1866.
Amount OF stock at .arket: vi.
This wees.............ll0t 2a5y egg soo
Las: week ..............I1T $3.50 $50 10
one wear ago Mar. 3O ee5 3,759 800 900 80
PrIcEs-Bc,f Ter 100 bs. total vei-h % hide, tai
low tud reut Extr. i6 SOC ~ 30; mt quality, Sla $40
SIS; second auliiiy, si4U4l5 third quality, ti:0
10 lew choices; nse pairs Slo some OF the poorest
Cows Bgls &c, Sl0d : H. ..- ~,
or much according 10 their value Tor beef
Coi1s and Young CGltes-fair quality, &50U$'o EItrs
6Bia y lO0; Pcrrow and Dry. tiDo : 70.
SteeD-- Per n. live weight sdAtc
sAetp and Iamb.--Per bead, in lots, SJdS20
Ahotes Wholesale. lfc retail l4d &c pr n.
Peal es-T2G&2O; mostly S1d $40 cscb.
HidesAB f gh'on 90 loo Country lots .sdSc
TaLios--Brgh'on, sul0c.
Pelt,-4l rs = 20 each: Country lots, 81 75d&
RKu.EYs-No live stock from the West either cattle,
sheep or pis; and sltogeth.r. ths Northern and Eastern
cattle amount only Oi ess than twothirds Of last
supply Tbi. fact has e6o0enei the droyer 10 pat
10 prices crewha' although lear oil nothing being sod
stock hi. week Allowing for Tors hide and taow the
meat of cattle bought l8c will cost the butcher ut least 2oc
by the sde that the best retail pieces cost
s number of buyers this week il sms aud few a. are the
cattle trade 10 dull -. T..
Hut s over two thousand sheep At rsheie's than hs
the veeL s,ssge for the month OF March st few
moor sheep were sold &c. email lot OF coets over i0
10 l2c y 10 There sheared sheep at market 10:
whom the svorsby tempered Saw one lot sold
for &c. ,-,,
without piice-ths affair being sort ecomnsop OF partner
ship business.
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Al BL.EoEzE, ha.ii4ueer
VAN AHLE LOT on Tween, y-thlrd-ft.. "
forecr. Carriages, &c.
ouAn1slx,;ga ,s.s,L. oy,er, yIrs1 DIVE

QuARTELsAsTGa f,raER.Ls cYyicr, Fffsr niyy }
MAsB!N eros CIV, - G, NJ IN -. lhbs.'
CAVhIRY HORSES, All lLLERY
" HORSES. MULES - HORSES suitable hr the
c.ssry and ARTILLERY service. VII be wed a. Cie'bo.o
Depot IN ofen mrrkst, tn May J, les. By Capt, Geo. T.
Brown .g. H. u -. -
MULhJ In - ofieu'y fyc or more, viii be received 10
TN. city, In cp-n MARKET al May I. i6S, BY Capt G. II;
TompAiu AssstsHi Qga.trInae, corner Twenty second
and o. rect. .
Al 1ma. b, .ubrced TO tho n,ual Uo'esnricn! a'fee
ton before being accrJt@d .
Specification - 10 loys "caysry horse, must be sound in
Oh PARTICULARS, wei bFuk-u fol fesh aud good coalition
from h.cn jb sixteen TO hands high. om tyu ol 20
bne ~ yrsrs old rni gdip..d in every way 10 cavsy
pyrrosss Horse. between nn- ~ and ten 40 years OF age
II al ggorous ,ps.-lfy sud lea nv. may Lcee7ied"
artillery lioe. must b. Il iat color sound ~ oil percn
l.a .ro quict sud active wo broken sud square rioters
In Alrncs, go nesl and condition from ia t6 20 ten l1l
yea. oil lees thau fifteen and unc h at hand, high
e,eh ilos eish not HISS than ION hundred and Ly sO
pouiLs.
:ue be two C yes Of .ge. strong stout com
pact wedr, eoped as nc. ICES than fourteen ga hands
hi-h fi heJth free from every beph or de!se which
won INIT them vOA, znd must hav. ssed tue
four coli, sth aud developed the corresponding four
Ternsn.nt tc, th. two In -irh Jaw.
Thee spe acs,on. will bs strictly alhersdtc and say
enofcrd Ia every pafticoisr.
Hours OF Inspection from a. m 20 4 m %
P1ce Cavalry Homes bundled aud eigttT i've dollars
a. 1857 Artillery Horses hundred aud ninety dol ars
IL 1901; Mue- hundred and ninety i've dolaIs pi,'
Payment will bc made Ut this oihc.. -
Brsve Brigadi'r General 10 charge,
Fist Division, .. NJ o. o.
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SUPERIOR COURT-spEcI,L Tras-MARcu 2o-Before
Justice iARrcvl.
DECISIONS.
John Mcdonald AIT. Thomas Lord, &c.-I1jinc-
Ion e-au'ed Ausn-t bcrnsit at. tlas fgurrris-iri-
tti~d Russell >tu-rs ~. william swar---a Won n
granted. Hcnry Piepi AZ. john Rcs ds-OTdsI granted
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURr-Mlgcu 2o-Befoi-
.udg, sriPsAy.
COUgT NOTICE.
The April term of ;his CoIt begins on Monday
rext and lie srlra Calendar IA hon. bcnr made ~.
1omorors s b. DIS pfior 20 no 5eg Hnins OF Ia
Term upon vii h notes OF is.is uIy Dr hi-d
COURT OF COMMON PIE sa-srrcrALTz ar-MA7ca 30
--Heia-c inIs' DAILY.
DECISIONS.
Nacnns act. Leopold. Motion 10 discharge
ait ic!n,.ii 4, MED.
Bel sg.. Mor.nse.-see n,enirrsniuzn on fla
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u, to teod ..a from SO to o.. pei 100 for Irim. and

GOOD sad from so TO Us pei 100 D Tor Frime and
Extra
SHyHy-The demand fer Sheep connuos good snd al
offered 4so heal posed Il to II cent? y
n gro-s -
i.5s-TheTe fair supply Of Hoes. The ehefn's
~ 400 bead. Tho demand GOOD aid prices
rare.d fon +l7 % Fi5 % y ioa u net.
CoIs-Th" sale Of Cove ns' he'd to 20 head ~ from 10
to So for sprnse and from : SO for Cow and Coli