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ASIoSlS, SitN Zf.-- HSlt Was Dut
a very limited demand for cotton to-day,
with few sales, at 30 35c. Holders
and buyers are holding of on account of
Northern advite'.
MOBILE, May 24.-Salcs of cotton
to-day IA bales-middling 35 a 3Gc
Demand active and factors very firm
at quotations.
New ORLEANS, May 23.-Cotton
buoyant- sales Of 1900 bales; mid
ding quoted at 80 40c. Gold 42J
Sterling 55a.
The English financial crisis produces
much excitement here. Many bills Of
exchange are expected to be returned.
CHAsLEsroN, May 24.-Cotton has
advanced fully 4c. per ID. during the
week, the market closing firm and ad
vanclng The following report will
show the state of the market during the
week On Friday, the 18th instant,
100 bales changed hands. at % 32c.
for low middling to middlng. On Sa.
turday, there was an improved inquiry,
principally from Northern buyers, the
staple advancing in most cases during
the day lc. per h., the sales
amounting to some 800 bales. on basis
ot 33c for strict midiug. On Monday.
prices became vcry irregular, bur ad.
vancing, with sales Of 100 bales. On
Tuesday, strict middling went up to
&c., with sales of 100 bales On
Wednesday, $50 bales were disposed of
strict middling SIC. Yesterday. there
was still an upward tendency in the mar.
lket, alb ut 200 bales changed hands.
We quote: Ordinary to good ordinary
30 32c.; low mddlng to nliddling, 33
36c. strict middling, SIC.
Stock OF rice small--cloan Carolina.
LA l2c. per lb.
The receipts Of hay during the week
amount to 200 bales of Eastern and
North River, at $l.3O lao per hun.
Lred.
Receipts Of corn continue large and
in good demand. and prices maintained
with considerable frmness, viz: $l.O6
u 1923.
Oats 60 a csc. per bushel.
Super -four So per barrel.
The advance of bacon in other mar.
kets has put mp the price here and we
quote shoulders at l51 l64c., and rib.
bed sides at ISL q l9c.
Salt $i.5G l.60 per sack.
Freights to Liverpool are without
change, say ! a 9.l6d.; to New York
steamers are taking cotton at &c. per
lb. by sailing vessels, &c. per ID. on
cotton.
Bills Of exchange on England have
advanced, and are selling at $40 for
sixtyday bills, with an upward. tenden.
cy.
The banks are selling sight checks on
New York at 4 per cent premium; pri.
vate drawers are checking at sight at 4
+ per cent premium.
Brokers are buying gold at 80 and
selling al, 40.
EARLY MILRIsG.-Cows that Craze should
no milked early in tho morning and turned
out to feed upon the dewy grass. Two
hours Of suoh feed is worth alithe rest of
the day as regards getting good flow Of
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AN ORDINANCE;

TO RAISE SUPPLIES FOR THE YEAR
COMMENCING ON THE FIRST MONDAY
IN APRIL, 1866.
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Agricultural, and
Literary Matter aud
Historical Sketches.

Al interests involving the public welfare
Of the District will receive particular atten-
ton.
The purpos" Of the Publishers will be to
identify themselves with the interests of tho
District, and thoy call upon the District to
identify itself with the interests of the pa
per, and thus by mutual aid to make pa
per that Will insure liberal patronage
based upon its own merits
TERMS, $500 year in advance. 4 dis
count to Clubs. Scud in your subscrip
tions.
The HERALD will be uhder the Editorial
management of II. a. GAlLLAEb and D. B.
MCCREIGuT.
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III
COMMENCING ON TIE FIRST MONDAY
IN APRIL. 1866.
DE 1T ENACTED AND ORDAINED by
la the lntcndant and Wardens of tho
Town Of Winnsboro in Council met, that n
tax for the sums and in the manner herein
aforementioned shall be raised and paid into
the Treasury Of the said Town for the use
and service thereof that is to say fifteen
cents at natorem on every hundred dollars
OF the value OF all rcnl estate within the
corporate limits, to be assessed rs hereto.
fore: three dollars to be paid by every male
inhabitant of the said Town from the ages
of sixteen to fifty, in lieu of working upon
the streets Of said Town and three per
cent upon the amount of all sales at auction.
IL And be ii farther eaacted and ordained
That the foregoing taxes shall be paid to the
Clerk of the Town Council on or before the
first Monday in October next; and in
default of such payment the person so Of
Tending against this Ordinance shall be
fined in double the amount of the tax BY
him unpaid, provided that said fine when
exceeding fifty dollars shall be abated to the
sum nf fifty dollars
III. lind be H turther enacted and ordained
That it shall not be lawful for any person TO
represent publicly for gain and reward, any
play, comedy, tragedy, interlude, or farce. or
exhibit wax figures, or show, or entertail.-
mcnt of any kind whatsoever, without first
Obtaining license from the Town Council,
which license shall bcgranted upon the pay
mcnt of ten dollars, except in the case of
circus companies, which shall DC thirty dol,
lars, and every person violating this provis-
ion of this Ordinance shall be fined fifty
dollars, for each and every offence
Nv InI b., ,y ia,
That it shall not be lawful for any person
to sell Intoxicating drinks in amounts less
than three gallons, or in any amount TO be
drank wholly or in part at the place where
sold, anywhere within one mile Of the Court
House in the said Town, without first OBJ
tanning liceuse therefor from the Clerk
which may be granted upon the payment Of
sixty dollars for what is known as n .retail
license" and one hundred and twenty. five
dollars for what is known as n "tavern IL
cense; )" and every person violating this pro-
vison of this Ordinance shall be fined fifty
dollars for each and every offence.
V. ind be IL .fur(her enacted and ordained,
That all persons inhabitants of the said
Town, who are now due, owing and i'm ar
rears for taxes for the year ending on the:
first Monday in April, 1865, shah pay the
same to the Treasurer on or before the first
Monday In June next; and in default of
such payment the person so offending
against this provision of this Ordinance
shall be fined in double tho amount of the
tax by him unpaid; provided that said fine
when exceeding fifty dollars shall be abated
to the sum of fifty dollars. at I.H
Done in Council, this tho 17th day of May,
a. D. 1866; and the corporate seal of the
said Town
- WILLIAM L. AIKEN,
)Ts Intendant.
~. g. II. LADD, Sec. and Tres.
may 1861
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Local Items.

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,na oo,;n,,loloav ro1;o, of tho Row
sr,,os K,r,,,x ior n,,,y vs,rs nas,or Of
,bo AsSoc;o,o R,f,rmed Church or,his
,,,oo a;od or F.;d, Inc, ,5,b ;nst ot
4be residence of her son in.law. Mr., Fl.
r, E,,,,rr
NJ, Il H,,r,,,,r b.5 G,r MANY vrars
suffered from an affection OF the heart
and Tor at least three years before her
death had almost entirely los' her VI
sion.
She died full ot years, being about
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o~<AiN oeS Oe - ~ " n" y" - u IN NhpS
2S7 King ST., doors BeloV IVent,voyth.
WYE have now opened splendid
Stock OF Spring Goods, English,
French and American, which arc of the
most desirable styles the markets can afford,
To planters furnishing the Freedmen either
for clothing or for barter with them, our
wholesale rooms offer every inducement.
Plantation goods in every variety.
This being q busy season with the planter
and he not able to visit the city, orders ac.
companied with city reference will meet
with prompt attention.
N. B. Samples, with price lists, sent TO
any part Of the State. Our stock consists
IN part Of
White Osnahurghs. Striped Osnabnrgs,
Blue Dcnims, Brown Dcnims. Heavy Brown
Shirtings, Fine Sea Island Brown Shirtings,
Bleachcd Shirtings, Blcached and Brown
Shirtings, GA, o., l0-I, l2.4 Plaid Blue
and Stripped Blue lIomespuns, Blcnchcd
and Brown Drills, Black French Broad
cloths, Hosiery and Gloves, Irish Linen by
the piece, Towels, Towelings, Linen Dam
ask, MI qualities, Calcocs. all qualities.
Dress Goods, Domestic Ginghams, Fine
Scotch Ginghams, Spring Silks and Black
Silks, Colorcd Muslins, in every variety,
rlhc FTehcn MuSnnS, NnltC ana Black
Goods, Farmers Brown Linen Duck, Farm
ers' Brown Linen Drills, Fancy Drills and
Cottonades.
Together with every variety TO be found
in our line; which we offer at
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
All Domestic Goods are sold at q very
small advance on Agents prices.
We would respectfully call the attention
Of the Planters, Merchants. and the citi
zcns generally Of Fairheld District, to our
advertisement. and solicit a call from them
should they visit the city.
STOLL, WEBB & CO.,
No. 2S7 King ST., 3 doors below Wentworth,
Charleston, S. C.
II. G. STOLL, Charleston,
CHARLES WEBB,
II. G. WALKER.
jan l8'GG--lyr
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A RE now receiving Paints and DYE
"A Stutfs. such as Spanish Brown, Spirits
Turpcntine, Linseed Oil, Lime, Hydraulic
Cement, Extract of Logwood, Burnt Um-
Der, Lithage, Madder, Indigo.
ALSO,
The following Groceries: Sugar, Coffee,
Rice, No. !. Mackerel, Herring, Cooking
Soda, Imperial and Green Tea Of finest
quality, Spices, N. o. Molasses, Dried Figs
Sal Eratus, Candles.
ALSO,
Quipine, Aqaa Ammonia, Spirits Nire.
Sugar Of Lead, Sulphate Zinc, Borax,
Alum. Salt Petre, Itch Ointment, Seidlitz
Powders, Lyons Bed Bug Powder, Pain
Killer and Dead Shot.
ALSO,
Phalon's Night Blooming Cereus, Extract
Musk, Brown Windsor and other fine Toilet
Soaps and Bell Cologne. .,r,
ALSO,
We are how prepared to furnish bills of
Tin Ware to Merchants on reasonable rates.
may 3'6e-tf
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WINTER GARDEN.
(TKB EsrABEIsayEsT DOES NOT ADVERTISE II
THE NEW YORK HERALD


Lessee and Manager StuArs
. " 'i"AoJ
DIX. stuart begs TO announce that
TONIGHT
Mr.. EDWIN BOOTH
viii appear In bis great role Of
HAMLET.
The piece will be presented with the endeavof hH
combine spsndo Of production with historical cor
rectness and by strictly pictorial arrangement OF inc
ordinary stage and by the fidelity appropriateness
and superior Of the several oil scenic pi
o 70 carry on, the spirit Of the play Into the most minute
liter and All the have been refreshed and re-
newed und have been added to give perfection 70
the picture.
Every effort has been made place the well known types
Of character In the hands best fitted sustain them and WITH
this view In addition To the regular company engagements
have been made with
Mr. Charles Bsrron J. H. Taylor C. Kemble Mason w A.
DoEA dsou Mis- Fife Germon aud Mr. Watkins who appear
each night IN conjunction with Nessrs. j. DyotI w; ,.
Andrews. ". Bland L. Donney VS. Burroughs Dechef'
King, Esston, Miss Andrews Miss Hogan, &c.
| Doors open a; &; Overture at I 10
SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT.
A GRAND BOOTH MATINEE
EVERY WEDNESDAY
-"' ' WEDNESDAY, 24th.
when Mr. BOOTH will appear for the frs: time In three
years as
Doors open l2i; at Il terminating in time 10
enable parties to resch the return trains boats &c Seats
may be secured
WEDNESDAY EVENING, JAN. ~
Sberidan's beautiful play Of
PIZARRO.
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IRVING HALL.
THE BATEMAN CONCERTS.

II
The BATEMAN CONCERTS.
MILE PARFPAS GRAND TESTIMONIAL CONCERT,
ON SATURDAY EVENING, JAN. TO-
CARD.-Pror Nile Pareps- departure for Europe ater
Tour In the West and East Of unprecedented extent and
bril- fancy Mr. Bsteman at the Urgent solicitation Of many OF
Mile PaTrpas admirers and individual tribute 20 her
unnz ptnes the discharge Of her arduous duties,
which has refused the public moth and 70
her esbe qualities, not merely the great singer whom
have a. been willing to recognize and sPpreese bat a.
the obging lady whom few have been permitted 10 know,
begs to announce that be will tender her
GRAND FAREWELL CONCERT,
10 take place Irving Hall the propretors Of which estso
shmept have kindly youutee red its on this cession
Mile. PAkEPA viii sing aud sris, An Pertdo
Beethoven; song Ny long hair Is braided" Amber Witch.
Duet" Soxze d gsro with Mis-. Segan and the Laughing
Song" bv Auber.
Miss MARIA sEGuIN. her first appearance, air Il.O,ve
be Concerto PsccI, and Duet from NoLze d garo"
Mozart.
Sir $. C. CAMPBELL will sing air from In Bslo In
Maschera" and Duet from Roseo CASTLE with Mr.. 4. Sc
sula
Mr. E. sEGtIN will sing Duet FROM Rose Of Cs't'is.
with Mr. Campbell
M 5 3. MILLS plays two Solos the Piano.
Mr. J. LEVY cornei, Hungarian Fantasia, and rs1"
WaltL
Nj CARL ROSA. VIOLIN Rsntase Caprice visrItemp's and
! M. IN EoDoRE THOMAS rs, kindly yol an;se,ed Is
Lead-in the OchestrS, Under the direction Of HEkh CAhL
| ANSCiiUTZ
Adl.ission 81 Reserved Seats 30 cents extra .
be secured this morning at Beer suhrfuefs No.
7ol Broadway; Root An,hony's No. 81 Nas.aust
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orFIcr

ASSISTANT CuAETEHNAsrERs OFFICE
No. 10 STATK.sT, NEW YORK CITY, Jan ls 1900
IN PURSUANCE OF Orders Of the War De.
i parment will sell al public auction 3, p. H., on the
2ith inst at Hart Island, ... ~oo,.
The PRISON BARRACKS, with The FENCES. COOK
HOUSES SINKS. PLATFORMS, PLANK WALKS.
&c. pertaining thereto. 1900 $50,
The entire length Vi the barracks 1886 feet hight Of rear
wall II feet depth 6 e There are three tier OF hunks
and one table running ne length Of the barracks TIE
platform guard 81. feet long, length Of fence 200
feet hight Is feet four houses, each 80 ieet long 10
feet wide and - feet high wa suk GO and l8l feet long
and approaches theet 5 doors and 80 windows In the mess
and barracks.
The buildings al built Of good merchsnebe lumber
and are in good order and condition They completed
last september
The property will be sold In lots
Terms Of sale csh. deposit Of per cent OF purchase
money be made TO the auconeer at the time Of the sale
steamer will leave the Government dock at Castle Garden
II O'Clock the day Of sale, for the transportation OF
parties wishing 10 attend. -,
Further information be obtained and plans Of the build
ns office Of the OuareTmaster at Hart Island
and Of the underlined.
tn. Government the rrh. Of declining all bids
ceved they considered unfair and dissdyanageouL
BY order OF -
Chief OGsrteTmaster u. p.
r. C. MORGAN, Byt. Mel. and A. .. NJ.
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DIANO-FORTES Of every style, at LARGE
j REDUCTION IN PRICES Each instrumon, fully
warranted i've years Thr,e hand Pianos of sale low
CUMMINGS 4 JESSYS. No. 75 Broadway.
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j. H. DRAPER. Aucsioneer
UNITED STATES AUCTION SALE.
JOHN II. DRAPER Co.
viii SELL. on FRIDAY. Jan. 26, 1866
al u o'clock noon,
At tho Revenue Cutter Storehouse, Quarantine,
Staten Island
ly order Of
G.. ?. CLlNCH ESQ, :. ID. Collector Of The Port,
] 32pounder IRON RlFLED GUN,
431 FOUNDER LIGHT SHELL GUNS,
252pouudsr HEAVY SHELL GUNS,
Gun CARRIAGES aud SLIDES,
Boxes SHOT and SHELL
IRON ARMOR WEIGHT, $500 pounds
IRON FORGE Sc &c
Also, by order Of The
Lighthouse board
SCRAP IRON COPPER BRASS and COMPOSITION.
about 600 LIGHTHOUSE CAMP CHlMNEYs.
Also by order Of
SIMEON DRAPER etq.,
L. = Cotton Agent,
The WOODEN SHEDS built for storing Cotton,
Lot OF damaged COTTON and PlCKINGs,
Lot DUNK,
81 COTTON TRUCKS
Terms cash.
Catalogues may be obtained Of the Auetioneers.
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i AW BUsINEsS-CLAniS COLLECTED.
CURGICAL HOSPITAL, under the exclusive
fssal Notifies.

CUPREME COURT-CITY and COUNTY
- OF NEW.YORK.-ALICE MARFLEET. plaintiff against
DAVID MAkFLEET aud JOHN II. HEDLEY. delondauts
Summons for Relief To the Defendants You are hereby
plant this action, which win be fled IN the u. y
office Of the Clerk Of The City aud County Of REVENGE
~ cnnv of vopr snss.r 70 o. "a a." co, an a..
plant, the subscrber At h office No. :.........,
Tyorow In said CITY, within twenty days after the service
Of this You exclusive Of the day such service
and II you fs 70 answer the said complaint within the time
Aforesaid he Plaintiff IN t action will apply 70 the Court
for relief demanded In the plaDtDsted New YoIt
January n, 1868. 49,. - ,.,. -
The cOynpiant IL this action filed In the Office Of the
Cers OF the City and County o. New IN the City Hall
of said City Oh me w. az dsy 81 DsesmssI iss
lsusl bN y W. kANpSVAD, fisaou4 . Attesssy.
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1mnsements.
OLYMPIC rHEATER
~ Sole Lessee and Manageress. Mrs JOHN WOOD

OLYMPIC rHEATER ,ovo,
" Sole Lessee and Manageress. Mrs JOHN WOOD
Stage MGnager IA '1N"is
THIS EsTABLisHMRST DOES not ADvERTIsE IN The
NETWORK HERALpJ
GENUINE SUCCESS
of the beautiful romantic play IN i've acts, entitled
Or. THE SOLDIER OF FORTUNE.
Written expressly by j. d. "ihhs esq iof tns ennsn'
and avonte artist. ,,,,nonr
who will appear IN original character as performed oy LIN
throughout England Ireland Scotland and America with u
qualified APPRECIATION and received here on its hIs resssn
THE GREATEST ENTHUSIASM.
ALL THE TABLEAUX ENCORED.
THIS BEAUTIFUL PLAY,
sboundng in noble sentiments, patriotic inspirations snc
qstirring pictures and effects viii be presented
THIS EVENING,
AND EVERY EVENING DURING THE PRESENT
WEEK,
with powerful cast, including
Mr. J. Is. STUDLEY,
i,s Kate Newton Miss Eliza Newton, Mcssrs w. Blss
Dell g. w Garrison, I. j. Hind &C. &c.
Mr.. T.. L. DAVENPORT
will shortly appear In his great cha acter q
SIR GILES OYERREACH,
previous to the production Of
OTHER NOVELTIES -.
Doors open At II o'clock curtain rises precisely ua
o'clock.
seats secured three days In advance.
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THE MASON & HAMLIN CABINET OR.

I1E mhoON ~ uAMi,iN NhDlNLl oi'.
i CANS FIFTY TWO GOLD SILVER MEDALS
or other HIGHEST PREMIUMS have been swarded ". 1
H. within d iew years. and sENtNIktS within the ia.
four weeks for THE BEST INSTRUMENTS Of THIS
GENERAL CLASS.
Printed testimony Is presented In their circulars from more
then 21o Of the most eminent OrgAn,t and musicians 10 the
country that TIIE MASON L HAMLiN CABINET on
GANSARE USEQUALED. Prices enc " s6oo. Wac
rooms NO. 3G Broadway, New. YORK.
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OyHcE OF ASSISTANT QUAETERxAsTKR, /
~ l. Ll-L {

OyNoE OF ASSISTANT QuAETERxAsTKR,
pup WmKIsGToS, Del, Jan. 2, 1850.
NIL Of Surplus Government MULES,
.9a a snd servcetbe-Wi be sold at Pubic Auction,
it.sS,iNOlON. Del, on
ttSniDAY, the 5,h Of January
tn5iDAY. tie l2th Of January,
r1eiDAl, the 18Th Of January,
|frb fuhiDAf, the 10Th Of Januury
"A HUNDRED GOOD aud sfRWcEABLE MULES.
~. One hundred on each day Of s1ls.
1teulsr attention q purchasers is called to the er
t. ay o. the mules, being Of good sze In good
IL ano and gentle and well broke 10 harness. being the
l,sssn mules Of Washington Depot.
a.s sod sinfly.
70 Commence al l01 m.
- Ouh, ~ United States currency.
Joey 81 BIevetB Gen. JAMES A. EKIN, In
'"Dy. Q.-M.0. o.
T. ". eALLAGBER CspL sasA.QA
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Sales bp Anrtion.
A. NJ. MERwIH. Auctioneer.

A. NJ. MERwIS. Aucuoneer.
DY BANGS, MERWIN e. Co., Nos. 694 and
ID 6se Broadway cor. Of Ahst-Ssles oftBooks. Sta
onery Pictures Works Of Art Fancy Goods Furniture &c
FACTORY for SALE.
Il VIII be sold at Public Auction, FRIDAY Jan 70,
1866 at the Factory, in Yonkers, a; IL O'Clock
A LARGE FACTORY,
situated the village Of Yonker, Westoheste County New
York, within l6 miles OF the NewYork City Hall
The main building 34 feet long and 40 eet wide Black
smith Shop aud Boiler Room 300 feet long besides other out
buildings.
NEW ENGINE or 225 HORSEPOWER;
Two large Steam Boilers Steam Heating Apparatus and main
Skating. All the above in perfect order Also
NINE LARGE BRICK DWELLING HOUSES,
together with Water Grant from the State extending nearly
800 feet into the Hudson River.
TIE main building is Of the shtest and peasantess
shops In the whole country.
Also, two Steam Boilers nearly new and in perfect
ORDER will be sold at auction tie same time Inc above
sale is p remptory.
For an particulars aud map, Of the whole property apply
to =, =.
FRFDK A. Coz. No. 10 Broadway, New York,
Or to T. i. STOUT. Treasurer Nonkers, n T.
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HARD WOOD LUMBER.

The ULSTER COUNTY LUMBER Co pre-
pared 10 Nil orders to any extent for HARD WOOD LlM
bER such Beach Birch and Maple d the best quality
md Of suv Dimension Have also limited quantity Of Red
OAK Rock snd Chestnut The Company wood contract
witt parties 10 furnish eria and for the msnufso
ur Of chair snes or other wood work The mills
situated % miles from the Hudson River, EfoIding unsur
facilities alton 20 this city elsewhere
Fo particulars inquire III. office Of the Company, No ~
Pearl-st., New OH, or OF the Superintendent,
ISAAC l.. ONERTOS.
At the Mills, West ssuseriies,
Ulster County. v. Y.
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BuEEAr OY oRDyAScE, NAVY DErAR1xrSr,

o,r WAsRISGTos Cry. Jan. g. 1906.
MI Of NAVY POWDERS at the Navy
sptis.-Thefe will be sold 10 the highest bid
ole auction at noon Of the z2d day OF January 1885,
Of the Inspector Of Ordnance at the Philadelphia
BY sample tive thousand three hundred and thirty.
49, ttrrels Of Navy Powders.
g. slst N Government funds half 10 be deposited
y, o. sale and the remainder within ten dSys alter
-.,ini which time the Powder. mutt be removed flon
MN Magazine, Otherwise they wii revert TO the
~--nfli. n. 4. WISE. Chief Of Bureau.
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I OST CERTIFlCATES.-NOtic is hereby
IL gwen that application has been n,sds 70 NE Assier
General Of Peuuy the Of duplicates OF The
described Cefcstss VI the Five PEI Ceni Loans Of
the esth issued by the bAnt OF Pennsyvsna s
ng a, Transfer Agent Of tue Comm es IN the names OF
CHARLES BARCLAY of Bury Ill, u.u DoTkns, surrey
In England enquire and JOHN kEkKlCK Of CIdestou ha
Norfolk England esquire with benefit o. suf'foIshp
which Certlfcates have been Loot, viz
No 52l dated Nov. {, 1882 Act Of April q. lsls for
No SIN dated Nov G. 1854 Act Of April "a, 1873, for
5000. 81. ... $3.50.
No PAL dated Nov 1887 Act Of Peb &C. 1854 for 800
No 24I2 dated 1851 Ac. OF Feb 10. 1855 OT 5000
No 27Ts dated Apri r. 1888. At oi June j.! 1880 Tor
No l5S dated Nov 8 1852 Ac, Of April 10 leis FOR $1,000
CTOLEN-This morning, large number OF
- CHECKS on New. olk aud Brooklyn Banks from the
Messenger Of the Fareis and Cizeu. National Benk Of
Bioos yn They stamped TIE back by said Bank ~
pesopi cautioned against receiving such Checks jan ~
ise6 II. W REDFlELD, Cashier.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-01-20
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Or. RlMMER would respectfully inform the citizens o.
Newly ok that he proposes to open SCHOOL Of DRAW
ING In which the Of instruction will embrace the
complete study Of the Human Figure advancing from the
elementary principles OF proportions to the local details oil
structure and expression
Classes Will probably be arranged AZ folows:
Ladies Glass Tuesday and Thursday 10y 10 IL a.
Gentle ClassTuesdsy aud Thursday. "a to ~.
Special Students-Weln"sley and Friday, "a to p. IN.
Special Students may also steud the Lectures Of the other
Classes
The price Of admission for Class Students viii be eli
month for Special Stsdrnts, sl3 month
Subscription book mey be found the Jantors Office, Stu
do Building East Tenth st., Fthsve Letters may be
eft with the Jauitor.
The school will the LIST February suff
cient nnmber oil pupils can be obtained