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AUCTION SALES.

|. IN W. b. LEWIS CO, Austioneers.
FL No. 305 Pennsylvania ayenue
CONTINUATION SALE OF rINR wA1CHr.
AND JEwELRY. no
store We shall continue the sale of A Joseph J.
stock OF fine Gold ard silver Watches. Gold Chains
'e.slry and Fancy Goods;
Ri ii. ii. CLARK CO., Auctioseers.
wewiIl sell, THIS EVENING. at our Store, s,s
Pennsylvania avenue, adjoining Metropolitan Ho-
tel 10 dozen Gents Undsrshirts and Drawers,
Ladies' and Gents Hosiery, Phstograph Albums
lopes, &c. All to be sold without reserve,
1t II. ii. CLARK & CO., Aucts.
RY NAGLE CO., Auctioneers.
- salesrooms No. 2o1 Pennsylvanfs avenue,
corner Of 18th street.
Nsgle q Co. will give their personal attestion to
the sale OF Real Estate and Household Furniture at
the residence OF families declining Housekeeping
Also, to the sales OF stocks Of Groceries and Mer
ehandise OF every description, Horses, Carriages,
Harness, &c. dec lily
THURSDAY, JANUARY H.
At 10 O'Clock. at our Central Sales Room, we
shall sell the ENTIRE STOCK OF A GROCER
DECLINING BUSINESS, consisting of Sugars
Teas, Coffee, Soaps. Candles Starch, Brooms
Hams, Wrapping Paper, Catsup, Sauces, Pickles,
ter Scales, Tobacco Segars, SC.
ALSO, Choice Wines and Liquors
ALSO, Office Furniture, Cocoa Mating. Arm
Chairs, Book Case, Office Tables, Looking Glasses
ia lott NAGLE CO., Aucts.
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A FINE YOUNG WOMAN, with fresh breast
"A OF milk, wants 10 take an infant of res pectabe
family to nurse. Address Nurse" this Office.
The New York herald., 1866-08-30
TRIPLE SHE E T

New York, Thursday, August 30, 1865.
The New York herald., 1866-08-30
S AMT A r y.

six New Cases Of Cholera Reported esterdny y.
Tue cholera rallied tie yesterday, and mansged Va
seize hold OF six victims The enort, however, wa
merely srasmcdio. and nobody believed Il would con.
tnue.
OPTICAL SfsT CAsyS
The following new cholera reported for the
twenty four hours, ending NJ 2 T. NJ yesterday
Mary Schwartz sixty-eigis,h street, between Eighth
and Ninth avcnnea
Hugh Mclaughlin, No so West Twenty sixth street
Lewis. No 300 West Forty 6fth street
Nei tabc No s Roosevelt street.
All Chico Chinamani. No IA Baxter street
Thos. priscoll, No 273 First avenue
CERTIFICATES psArH
The following permits for the burial OF cholera dead
were issued Yesterday
Hugh Mcia gh.in No SO West Twenty. sixth street
Josnns Stack. No. 3t2 West sixteenth street
Neil hcCahe, Battery Hospital
Michael Hernsy, sixty -seyonth street, near Eighth
avenue.
johanna o'Bren. No a5i Water street
Margaret Burns. No o5 West forty sixth street
rurf.c INSTITUTIONS.
Therc wcrc thrae deaths from cholera the Iunatic
Asylum and one ~ the Charity Hospital on Backweil's
Island. on thc 2sih lust Three choicFn patients rc.
maned At tho Iunac Asylum. There were no new
cases OF cholera al any OF the other public institutions
WARDS BLAND.
Theye death al the hospital In this place The
hsmc OF The dead was Catherine Althen
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NEW YORK HERALD THURSDAY AUGUST TRIPLE SHEET

quencs Of the recent demonstrations there
against Spanish rule. There may be good
cause for this uncomfortable feeling. Spain
has been carrying things with high hand In
American waters Of late, and there.is no doubt
very bitter feeling existing against her not
only In Cuba but in the South American repub-
lies on the Atlantic and Pacific coasts, which
she has been grievously expressing II these
republics were to unite upon q diversion on
Cuba the dominion Of her Catholic Majesty
would probably be Of short duration in that
island. Spain has disturbed hornets nest
in South America, and If she should get stung
In such tender spot a. the Queen Of the
Antilles she might have cause to winoe.
The New York herald., 1866-08-30

Of mania which psrpetrates great national
crimes We are not alarmists, nor do we think
there is any evidence Of a purpose to commit
such crime; but when the leaders of pow
erful faction talk of beheading the President,
Of putting him out Of the way, and denounce
him in the vilest terms, we say it is not impos-
sible that some crazy factionist may be led to
a criminal act. This would be the natural oon-
sequence of such an exhibition Of vindictive
partisan feeling. The extraordinary and spon-
taneous outburst Of enthusiasm which the Presi-
dent on his journey has inspired does and Will
intensity the bitter hostility Of the radicals and,
therefore, Aere ID the greater necessity for the
President to be careful, and for his friends to
be careful Of him.
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press their rage and hatred; but what will all
this abuse avail them In the presence Of
Andrew johnson and this powerful array Of
counsel ct his side : Radical malignity will only
react against itself President johnson might,
however, dispense with al bis distinguished
companions, 90 far as their presence affects the
vindcaton Of his policy; for in his ready, Off
hand, familiar and convincing speeches, he Is
. host in himself He shrinks not from the
task Of defending his course before the com-
try, but rather delights in it Nor is he the
man to stand entirely on the defensive when
the provocation and the opportunity invite
telling blow at his adversaries In defending
Rome he adopts the policy Of Scipio, Of carry
ing the war into Africa. He speaks freely be-
cause he believes he is right and that the pre-
vailing public sentiment Of the North il on his
side; and so far his receptions by the people
prove that he is indeed master Of the situation
We cannot, therefore, avoid the conclusion
that the grand result Of this Presidential tour
will be q political revolution In our coming
fall elections from New York to Illinois. The
great body Of our Northern people wish to see
the Union practically restored, the South rein
stated in Congress, peace, harmony and trade
re-established between the two sections and
the divisions and animosities Of the late dread
full war put out of sight as far as possible. This
is the policy of President Johnson. It's very
statement is sufficient for his vindication; but
in opposition to the despotic and destructive
schemes of the radicals as presented by himself
he will, from present indications, carry every
thing before him. He appeals from the radical
Congress to a conservative people; and we
verify believe that the coming October and
November State elections will mark the begin.
ming of the end Of the radical facti0n-their
short lived re ign Of misrule, folly and fanati.
cism.
The New York herald., 1866-08-30
cusOirI1s os tsAsfus CORNING.

AfnANY, August 70 1906
The physicans in attendance on Erastus Corning
tclegraphed from Lcbancn Springs this morning that
Mr Corning is about the yesterday, rather
more comfortable" Mr. Corning is suffering from
hemorrhage OF the liver, and s un doubtedly In critical
condition; but his physicians Of the opinion that he
will recover Notwithstanding his advanced ago, and
the prosraton consequent upon the nature Of his dis
ease his intellect isnImpsircd and he conveses freely
with his friends He has not yet rallied from tho weak
enins effects Of tho operation performed on him yes.
tarlav
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NEWS Fscm xew ORLEANS.

Dcterminatisn Of Prsmineut Radicals to
Leave the state Pevnaaentiy, 6o.
Nsw 0alsASA August ~, lsss
r. Field, lately In Congress; r. King Cutler, rsd
cal United States Senator elect and Mr.. Ferris, rs
venue ocsholder have determined 10 leave the sssls
psrmAnsutiy.
Major Gsnsrs, Hontio Gates Wright and Lieutenant
Dixon Of his stat arrived ss tho g. Charles Bsel TO- day
IRON the South ~ rcSfs 20 The North.
Recruiting herr tnssro rcg'menss Tor the rssusr army
10 n0e at 81 brsak.
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rHf oBsEovIes 10 rflu arHmouu.

ArBAsv, August 10, lsss
The directors of the Central Railroad me, here 10 dAy
and. after adopting series cf obituary resolutions on
The death Of Dean Richmond adjourned take special
train for Batavia 10 attend The funeral to.mor
The New York herald., 1866-08-30

SPANS USEAsNBss ABocr CuBA.-From late
repors II appears that the Spanish government
10 exeedingly uneasy about Cuba In couss-
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GALE OF GOVERNMENT BUILDINGS,
~ STABLES, FENCING, wHARvEs, &C, AT
0IEsB0Ro', D. G.
oUARTRRAAsrER GENERALS oFYIoE, }

oUARrERAAsrER GENERALS OFFICE,
FIRST DIVISION, }
WAsHISdToE, D. G., February q, 1866.
BY order OF the ouartermaster General, there
will be sold on the premises, at public auot' on,
under the direction Of Captain George =. Brown
Ing, A. Q. NJ, commencing on MONDAY, April
1865, at 10 o'clock, m. aud continuing from
the same hour each day thereafter, Except WED.
which days the MIL aud Water Works will DO
sold, until the whole shall have been disposed
Of, the following described public properly, to
Eleven pD OFFICES, Crane y 2sxl4o two
stories,) l6x2O, lsxSs, two 2Ox2O Qwo stories J
l6xls, Kitchen adjoining lOxl6,) l2xS2, l6Kl6,
Eighty nine (ssJ LABoRERs' QUARTERS,
frame Seventy -four lexis, fourteen l2xlI
and one l6xl6, with shed adjoining, skill
Ten Q0) DWELLINGS, Qramei 2ox6O two
stories, with back buildings, l2xS2, four lOx
"a, l6x4O, lexS2, l6x2s with wing l6xl7 and two
kitchens adjoining, Okla aud l0xlO,) l6x20 with
wing l0xl4,) 24x2I with shed adj joining, l6x4O)
Nine (sl MISS HOUSES, (frsmeD 2sxlsO two
Stories 2sxlSO with additions, l0xl9J 2sxlIO,
2ST50 two stoTies,) l6x5O, l6x34, aud 2Sx4O
Thirty 1927 STABLES, frame Twenty
four 2sxiS2, six 2sx3j6, one lexS2, and one l3x
20 with shed adjoining, l4X6O)
one ~ HOSPITAL STABLE, (frameJ with
1870 lineal feet Of stabling.
One ~ ISSUING STABLE, (frame,) with 6,sl2
lineal feet Of stabling.
2sx66, lSx32 lSx3l, 1895, l0xl6, four l6x6O four
sx22, 2sk4S2, 2Sxl4O, 2lx4s, 2Sx3OO, 2Ox25, and
l7xl7.
SHEDDING, 7, 1853 linsal feet
Thirty-two (S9 WATER TANKS, 9xl6, two
ssvsnty:sisht C7s) HANGERS, sI5xle, three.
and a. half feet deep.
Twenty (20) OUT HOUSES.
One HAY SHED, ll2x3l2.
One () GRAIN HOUSE, Qrame,) 56x220
Three (9) WHARyES, one 40, 1871 square feet,
one II, 1859 square feet, and one 2 $50 square feet
FENCING, $3.50 lineal feet.
One ~ sToRRH0UsE, frame, 62xl6O feet.
Two icy BLACKsMlTHS' SHOPS, Crane }
4Sxl60, and 69xl60
One ~ ENGINE HOUSE, l7x92
The buildings will be sold singly, and must
be removed within fifteen days.
The buildings will be taken down at the ex.
pense Of purchasers; but the lumber will, II de-
sired, be delivered by the Government, free Of
charge for transportation, on the depot wharf.
Terms Cash, In Government funds,
A boat for 0iesboro' Will leave the Sixth-stTeet
wharf every hour during the day Of sale.
For further inform alton apply 10 person or nv
letter to Captain GEO. T. BROWNING, A. O, NJ,
oiesbOTo', D. c., or to this once.
JAMES A. BRlN,
Brew. BRIG. Gen, in charge
fe2S-tNH2 Frat Division, Q, ". q, o,
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CLOTHING.
How HE sUcoEEDED.


NJ run Blap or OAR NALL.
-
f.. mere "a Doctor In our tovp, 30 .rs
msn o. praouoe and renown;
ne makes handsome income clear,
And lays up money every year.
Now, when he started ont in youth,
He had bat little cash In truth;
But still he'd try his best 10 do,
And make a name and money too.
lie attended leotures. studisd hard
Aua x.x. a,,t..,. -.
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LOCAL ~ h w -.

POLICE COMMISSIONERS. - The regular
weekly meeting or the Board Of Metropolitan
Police Commissioners was held Yesterday after
noon, at their rooms, on Tenth street; the two
new members present.
The first business In order was the election OF
officers to ill the vacancies caused by the recent
changes In the Board.
The following named gentlemen were unani-
mously elected: President, DR.. Charles II.
Nichols; Vice President, Mr.. Samuel Normeut
Treasurer, Mr.. William Murtagh. These gen
tlemen are the Oldest members in the Board and
their many friends will be pleased to learn Of
their election.
The following officers were dismissed from the
force; George II simonds and VIM 8. Higgins,
both Of the sixth precinct, and Patrick W. Sulli-
van and James Sullivan, OF the Fifth precinct.
The following named persons were appointed
on the regular force: John b. Wilson, vice Jas.
Sullivan, dismissed; Henry Nash, vice Patrick
W. Sullivan, dismissed; Henry Waterman, vice
Geo. H. SimOnds, dismissed.
Mr.. George II. Adams was appointed an add
tlonal pAtrolman between Ninth and Tenth
streets west and II and streets north.
Adjourned,
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T @. PA X X r.,
H. POST OFFICE NEWS STAND,
Has Or hand at all times all the
MAGAZINES, CHEAP PUBLICATIONS, STA.
TI0NERY OF ALL KINDS.
Also all the NORTHERN PAPERS received al
the earliest moment.
WASHINGTON PAPERS
for sale as soon a. issued.
~ The DAILY AND WEEKLY Z
CAN are for IAlS d PARKRR's, and
tiops received.
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GALE OF A STEAM GRIsT MILL

/ A@&NN<
~ AT THE
CAVALRY DEPOT, 0IEsBoRo, DC.
ouARrERAAsTER GENERALS 0FFicR,
WARRINGTON, D c., Feb. q, 1853.
By order Of the ouartermaster General, there
Will be sold, on the premises, at public auction,
under the direction OF Captain George 7. Brown
ing, A. Q. NJ, on WEDNESDAY, April 4, 1866, at
property, to wit; f'N
6NE a. STEAM GRINDING AND FEED MILL,
frame, with massive granite foundations,) 40 by
so feet, with coal, hay, aud engine houses at
tached all constructed Of the very best material,
and In the most substantial manner
Also, at the same time and place, the ma
chlnery and appliances Of the mill, consisting Of
with cylinder oftwenty two (22) inches dame
ter and twenty -four Gay inches stroke, set upon
heavy east-iron bed plate, with cold and hot
water pumps aud heater, with q cast-iron ny
wheel, with driving pullry Of the same material,
ten QO) feet In diameter and twenty -four (2i)
inches face, with Judson's patent governor.
TWO ~ BOILERS OF 60-HORSB POWER EACH
made Of the best boiler iron, i've sixteeuths
Ole Of au inch in thickness, FIVE 10y feet in
diameter, aud fourteen 40 feet five (5) inches In
length each boiler seventy six C70l lap welded
auss, each three (D and one fourth 20 inches in
TEN 3 FAIRS Of ~ RaaED fRREsSfS sGcK
INGHAM THIRTY (SO) INCHES SPRING MILLS,
constructed Of solid French burr milestone, and
set In heavy, well-balanced frames, with hay
euNoist eIoNhtoIs, anu eouNeyofs bumclent 10 cut
and handle the hay, grain, and prepared feed on
the most economical and labor-saving plan.
The shafting is Of finished wrought iron, and
the pulleys Of castiron, faced and balanced with
hangers and boxes, sufficient to drive ten QOl
pairs Of burrs, &c The main driying<belt Is OF
four (D ply rubber, and twenty -four (24l inches
wide. The belts for driving the mills, &C., are
Of the best oak tanned, patent stretched leather.
The Engine, Boilers, Machinery, and Fixtures
Of every description, are Of the very best nate
rails and workmanship, and still In exoellont
condition and nne working order, the mill hav-
ing been In operation only about fifteen months.
II deemed advisable by the agent Of the Gov
eminent, on the day Of sale the buildings will be
| sold separately.
Terms: Cash, in Government funds.
Purchasers will be required to remove their
property before the frat Qst) day OF May next,
unless otherwise arranged with the owner Of the
grounds.
A boat for 0iesboro' will leave the Sixth street
wharf every hour during the day Of sale.
Any further information that may be desired
will be given upon application, IN person or by
letter, to Captain George 7. Browning, A. Q. NJ,
Giesboro', or TO this once.
JAMES A. EKIN,
Byt Brig! Gen. in charge LIST Div. O. M. GO.
fe22. dtap4
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For SALE.
GALE OF GOVERNMENT WOOD.


HEADQUARTERS DEPT OF wAsHISaroH, l
oHRIcB OF CHEZ ouARTBRAAsrER,
Corner Penn. avenue and l6lf street,l
WARRINGTON, d. O., March 4, 1896.
The surplus Government Wood on hand In
this city and Alexandria in now offered for sale
In quantities from u Of cord TO 10 cords, to all
persons desiring to purchase.
This wood Is Of good quality, thoroughly
seasoned, and mixed In the proportions Of one
third Oak and two. thirds Pine. The Wood Yards
are located on Maryland avenue, between Seventh
aud Eighth Streets at Fourteenth street, near
Long Bridge, In this city; at Kendall Green,
one mile north OF the Baltimore and Ohio Rail-
road Depot, and one eighth Of mile north Of
the city Of Alexandria, on the Washington and
Alexandria railroad. Price Of wood at the yards
In Washington, six dollars (s6) Per cord at
Alexandria, i've dollars (s5) per cord, and de
liyered In any part Of Washington at seven dol
lars (t7) per eordj In Georgetown ut seven dol
lars and twenty Ave cents (s7.25) per cord, and
In Alexandria al i've dollars and eighty cents
per cord.
Apply only at this once during once hours,
and to Breyet Major James Gleason, A. q. NJ,
at Alexandria wood yard, from 0 clock, a. m,
to IL o'olock, noon.
Terms Cash In Government funds.
N. I. LUDINGToN,
Colonel and Chief ouartermsster,
mh6 25t Department OF Washington.
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ANDREW JOHNSON,


President OF the United States OF
American
To all ,ohom q may concern:
Satisfactory evidence having been ex-
hibited to me that MoRIrz Won BAUMBAoH
has been appointed Vice Consul of Neck
lenburg -Schwerin, at Milwaukee, Wisconsin,
do hereby recognize him as such, and
declare him free to exercise and enjoy such
functions, powers, and privileges as are
allowed to Vice Consuls by the law of nations,
or by the laws Of the United States, and
existing treaty stipulations between the
Government of Mechlonburg- schwerin and
the United Statos.
In testimony whereof, have caused these
letters to be made patent, and the seal Of
the United States to be horeunto affiyed.
Given under my hand at tho city of Wash
ington, the twentieth day of March, in
the year of our Lord ono thousand
L.. ST. eight hundred and sixty-siI, and of
the Independence Of the United States
the ninetieth.
ANDREW JOHNSON.
By the President:
WILLIAM II. SEWARD,
Secretary of State.
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WIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE, THAT THE

THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE, THAT THE
Il subscriber has obtained from the Orphans
Court Of Washington county, In the District Of
Columbia, letters of administration on the poT-
sonal estate Of Robert W. Hamilton, late Of WASH
ington county, deceased. All persons having
claims against the said deceased, are hereby
warned 10 exhibit the same, with the vouchers
thereof, to the subscriber, on or before the Goth
day Of March next; they may otherwise by
law be excluded from all benefit Of the said es-
tate,
Given under my hand this 10Th day Of March,
A. D. 1858. W. A. CARTER,
mh2l .w3wt Administrator.
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PROPOSALS FOR ARMY TRANSPORT.
l. ALTON.
OFFICE OF CHrEY ouARrERsAsrER, ]
DEPARTMENT Oh, TEXAS,
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Coon FRIDAY.-To-day being Good Friday,
the services In the Catholic aud Episcopal
Churches are very impressive. The interior Of
the Catholic Churches are draped In morning,
the altar is Invested Of all the candles and orna-
ments, and the churches present q most solemn
appearance. The sacred host Is taken from the
tabernacle on the altar on Thursday and placed
morning, when It is again placed on the altar
The principal ceremony to day is the uuyeil-
ing Of the cross. Many persons visit the Catho-
lie churches to- day to view the sepulohTe. To-
will again be held. On Easter Sunday the affairs
are beautifully decorated, and grand high mass
will be celebrated In all the churches.
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A UCTIoN SALE OF UNITED STATES
n MILITARY RAILROAD MATERIAL,

Il
"A MILITARY RAILROAD MATERIAL.
UNITED STATES MILITARY RAILRoAps.
ORRfcE OF AssIsTASr ouARrERNAsrKR,
WAsHIsGToE, d. c., March Il, 1886,
VIII be sold at public auction, at ALEXAN.
DRlA, VA, on TUESDAY, April 10, 1860,
hrst-class Locomotive Engines, 4 feet slk-
tons.
4 Passenger Cars.
20 Box Freight Cars.
2 Stock Cars
Platform Cars.
80 Small Truck Cars.
81 Trucks for Freight Cars.
is pairs Wheels on axles.
Steam Pumping Engines.
! Stationary Engine.
IL Henderson Pumps.
300 tons Second hand Railroad Iron (good)
A large quantity Of Frogs, Nails, Switch Fix
lures, Car CouplIcgs, Bar Iron, Springs, Nuts,
Chain, Mauls, Axes, Picks, Stoves, Files, Sperm
OIL, &c.
20 Buildings, from lOxl2 to 2Oox4o feet.
Lot Of Once Furniture
Contents Of Printing Ofice
large quantity Of new Shelf Hardware.
] Herring Safe.
/ Saloon Car, I feet s,f.inch gauge, elegantly
finished and furnished with black walnut,
trimmed with green plush; double trucks, with
broad tread wheels.
Sale to commence at ten a. m.
Terms: Cash, In Government funds.
II. L. ROBINSON,
mhl5.thsatu11t Bvt. Brig. Gen, A. O NJ
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N EW YORK
Az ArD
+ wAsHIN TON
STEAMSHIP COMPANY,
GOLD LIHB,)
NEW YORK, ALEXANDRIA, WASHINGTON
AND GBoRGRTowH, D. O.
OCEAN STEAMERS
BALTIMORE, RBBECCA CLYDE, AND EMPIRE,
IL ooSHSHorToE WITH nLAND STEAMERS
GEORGE II. STOUT, MAY FLOWER, AND
ANN ELIZA.
Regular Sailing Days TUESDAYS and FRI
DAYS, at l2m. from foot Of High street, GEORGE
town, and Pier 10, East River, foot Of Wall
street, New York.
For freight or passage applyte-
o. P. HotGHT0N, Agent,
foot Of High street, Georgetown.
N. ELDRfDGE 4 Co., Agents,
Prince Street Wharf, Alexandria,
JANIS HAND, Agent,
III Wall Street, New York.
Freight received constantly and forwarded 10
all parts OF the country with Dispatch, at lowest
Tho outside steamers Of this line are now being
put In order for the Spring trade, and until fur
Their notice our freight will be carried by the
Express line Of inland steamers, with regularity
and dispatch. C.P. HoU6HToN, Agent.
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RoBBING A MONEY DRAwER.-Thomas II.
English, white boy eighteen years OF age, was
on charge OF stealing four dollars from the
drawer In Scott's restaurant, on Four and IA
half street, between | and X. He had a hearing
before Justice Boswell, and was committed to
Jail to answer the charge at court,
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FUSERAL.-The funeral of Lieut. SoieIler,
Of Hancock's corps, took place last evening,
from Masonic Hall, at the corner Of Ninth aud b
streets The escort consisted Of Lafayette Lodge
- and the company Of which deceased was an
officer He was buried with Masonic honors.
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AUCTION aALua.

NoTIcB.-THB MANURE OF CENTRE
~ Market will be cold 10 the highest bidder,
Tor cash, SATURDAY, March 81, at II m, for the
quarter ending June 30th. The Manure will be
raked In heaps for removal, and must be re-
moved daily by purchaser under forfeiture Of
pnrchase- monsy. HENRY LYLRs,
mhxz-oteod Clerk Centre Market