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DEPARTMENT on PUBLIC CHaRITIHs AID CoRREcTI,s.l
Nrw.ioEK Starch o. 1865.
nPOpOS FOR MILK -SEALED PRO

POsALS will BE- received by the Commis0ners q Pub
lie Chhri.s and Corr, elton their Office No. Bond IT.
e the 2c1n Instant for supplying Bellevue
Hospital foot OF Tveuty-sIihf, East RIVER BlaekwtFs
and NaucslFs Islands c0mepclhf on the lss OF
April ne1t with PURE, UNsKlNME.D, COZ NThf hlLk,
Of the quality and be delivered such times and
"a NAV b. required Sssctory evidence VIII he required OF
the ability Of psreG furnish the quantity called Tor with
,hu, aud the proposals 10 he accompanied with the
names of two re0ufbe persons Under tleif proper sisna
tures as security for faithful performance OF the oonfac
The Commissioners 20 temsevss The power OF re-
ceying and rejecting any all propositions or PORTIONS
thereof they may prorer for tue n:1e'. Of the DO
pertinent. ,.,
ANY Information required will be given application ut
their once ISAAC BELL Presid-at,
JHMES BOWEN Secretary,
JAMES X. NICHOLSON,
U. w. BRENNAN,
Conn issioners.
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6orses, Carriages, &r.

NOR sALE-A very valuable BLACK
L MARE suitable for either Lady or Grnilean saddle
49,. g. yery has isoe and goes vel In harne" very gen
no "a ..n be dIiyrn by child IL 1--WE y-ars old. free;
sto nqo in he Union Tea ssGt No. Ss -, rt By ,Od
40, ruhc sueon by BURDETT, JONES Gu, foot Of
WGllst
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Nmnseu1ertis.
WINTER GARDEN.


WINTER GARDEN.
(rHn zsrABLIsHxYyr DOE, so- ADvrHrIss -
NETWORK HERALD)
THE LAST NIGHTS
EpwrS BOOTH
RIcHELIsU.
Mr. Stuart begs 10 that Nh Booth being des!rous
OF bringing his engagement 70
ON THURSDAY EVENING. MARCH ~
thst must be the
LAST NIGHT
OF HIS APPEARANCE
10 New.York for this Season
THIS EyENING: FRIDAY, March 49,
MR.. EDWIN BOOTH
viii appear in bis grand role Of
RICHELIEU,
for the
LAST NIGHT
but
FIVE.
Mr. Stuart russths this notice will enable thoss who have
Dot yet witnessed this revival to make their arrangements or
doing so.
Mr. sua likewise beys that In consequence Of
witness
Mr. BOOTHS HAMLET,
~ MATINEE
WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON March 81,
THE LAST HAMLET MATINEE
which csn he given Ladies urged for their own eoior
to seats beforehand.
On "WEDNESDAY EVENING, March 81,
THE FIRST BENEFIT
Mr }. II. TAYLOR,
vAen will be presented
HE WILLOW coPsE.
Eelts secured sir days Ia advance
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Corporation Notices.
DrPAn-arsT OF FINANCE coxrraortra', orrcn

DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE, CoxPrRoLLERs oyyicn !
New foua ilsTch rs 1866 :
DOCKS and SLIPS, MARKET CELLARS,
~ and other PROPERTY belonging he Cooperation Of
tie City of New. YORK. TO BE LEAsKDG PUBLIC AUG
lion Notice il hereby given that the Comptroller will
TUESDAY tie 18th day OF April l6s, al II O'clock M At
tire City Han, Lessee bids at Public Auction Docks and
Slips, MsketcesTs and other CorpoFsion property for
.erin Of ye4If. from tie lst day Of Nay, 1906
Catalogue containing the description location, and terms Of
sale may be hsd application the Collector Of City Reeve
nue.. thu Office by order Of the Commandments Of the
Sinking Fund. .,
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MATTHEW T. BREN.iAN, Comptroller.
CUPREME COURT.-In the matter Of tie

-, NOO III ll+c Ildbt'l VI wv
> application Of the Mayor Aldermen and Commonaty Of
the City o. New York relative 70 the WIDENING Of
BROADWAY Tor Boomiu sdao Road between ty seventh
ard Ffy.nntls,rees in the City Of Now YoIk-fuI'uan'
Statutes snch inside and rovided the Mayor Alder
neu CofnnonAy Of the City q New ork hereby ave
notice that they intend ppy to lie Supreme CouT o. The
state OF New York special Term Of s.id Court 70 be bed
AZ the CITY Hail. IN the City Of New.iors. on saturday
the 24h day Of March 1896 at The opening Of ne Court on
that day thereafter Counsc! can be bead "r ne
appointment II Coinmsiouer 81 Eftnse ard issetsr~e
In HE sbovernt;i,6 matter that the uare snd extent 81 the
hereby icrdea the widening Of Broadway
(or Bloomn:doie Road. between fysevenih aud fitJ
ninth streets IN City Of New in manner following
that is to say beginning at point on the eaer me- OF
Of BToliwny Cor Boomngds.e Road disian. ~ iee'
inches nor,heTy from the nOrhery Inc OF side OF fytrv
and ruurns thence noI;hsy md parallel M
the point the sou ery ne or side oi
rect d..on hve lundred feet westerly rom the
westerly line or ,ile said Seventh thence westefy
70 the present eastery line side Of Broadway Tor blooming
dale Road and h,nce southesstey along laid last mentioned
line to the poin; o. place Of be-, iuuing
Pursuant The provisions Of the Act Of the Lstsufe OF
the people Of the State OF New iofk entitled An Act author
izr TIE Mayor Alderman ard COMMONLY Of the City OF
New York widen broadway Tor Dioouing dse Road be-
tween Fifty and Fifty niuthsess In The City OF
New-York" passed Apr l3 ls2L-Daied Newl ork feDru
ary ~ 1854 RICHARD OGORMAN,
Counsel to the Corporation.
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Sales bn Anttion.
A. J. BLyEcKER Auc'ioneer.
EXECUTORS AND TRUSTEES SALE
IA OF
$50 LOTS
$50 LOTS
E1ETu WARD nF JERSFY-CITY

FIFTH WARD or JrhSff ClI4. ..z-ro.,
BLEECKER son a Co. win SELL At AUCTION
A. "WEDNESDAY. March 2l 1905 az y o'clock. a. me -
s6Anre SsleHoon, No. III Broadway sew foIs mo e
ne property viz $50 lots siiuated ia sud around ana u
veuity Of Hamio and the streets adj 4,eut tnt
80 M nutes walk the Pev1nia Ferry. running 20
go In New.York Tues, lots constitute part OF the IS
DE OF the ae b. Coles and locsted IN tie most
.pd choite paris Of jersey City. horse cars 9"'s O.
rdputs near the premises tie Hoboken and jersey
Tsrre, The F.ie Railroad Tunnel, through Mhun me- I
ps traffic Of tne South and West passes 9 tne aVol a.
v,1,ases % the City Of Newly oTk-by the a"s OF
sbens hold and transmit zeal estate The same as a.
pe The Pavonia Ferry established me increase % ~
and busne has been Unprecedented and ats taxes
Re very Light The extensive railroad IA We
tSe fes of tie Auctionce- No Il CedaI-s; New OH
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P. c. Bu1KLrr. auctioneer.

OYYICr OF 4. @. NJ. WILMINGTON. DBL, Feb u. 1866
GALE of 500 SURPLUS GOVERNMENT
- Efu LESAr good snd seviceabe Win be sold PU b.
Lie AUCTION at wi mington Dell every FRIDAY dur.
Ing the month OF March,
ONE HUNDRED MULES.
Tie especial attention Of purchasers Is invited 70 tho fact
that these mules large. well pared and IN excellent
diton, being the surplus mules Of asngtOn Depot,
Animals sold sugly.
Sales 20 commence NJ 10 A. N.
Terms-Cash ia United Ststes currency
by order OF Brevst Brig. Cen. JAMES A. EK1N,
In charge iirs; Division q. ". q. o.
C. II. GALLAGHER. Capt and A. q. ".
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Plates and Sheet-Iron of
M go, ABSORPTION also. Zinc Copper. NiIe, Block
Tin. Solder, Ic., for SALE, BY A. A. 1HoMsoN Co.,
Nos. 3la md 22s wNAElA
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WAsHEaToS, d c.. March TO- 1866.
GALE Of CONDEMNED MEDICAL and
- HOSPITAL PROPERTY.-WiN be scld at Public Auc-
ton on TIL RSDAI the pa day OF March inst 1t 10 O'Clock
H. the Purveying Depot Eighteenth and fsts In this
city large quantity Of Condemned Medical and Hospital
Property. consisting o.
Slin,s Air Rubber Cp.hious, States, Clocks, lnkst,nds
Wscr Coolers Spoons Knives ard forks sPatus gnnels
Covers Water Beds Sheepskns Dressed Tournquois Truss
e. MoraIs, Medicine Psnner Chefs, hnspsackl and Field
Companions Leather Bncket Cots ans Iron WashstLDds
Bottles Bedside Tables Mess Chests Cooking Utensils Bed
ding SC.
Foryech hours allowed 70 purchasers TO property
Terms cash, N Government funds.
CiIAs. SUTHERLAND.
Surg y. ). A.. Medical Purveyor.
{. w. BOTELtH, AuctioDeer.
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VNHE COMMITTEE ON LANDS AND
Il PLACES Of the Board Of Aldermen VIII meet Oh
TUESDAY the 10Th init at o'clock In the ohsinoei
Of their Board 10 consider the propre;y or e1posncy o
making the City Hall PAX open paved Plaza ana anotus
Ia the surrounding streets by frov
ing the present sidewalks OF the Park All persons Interested
urJreQassted to attend without further notice
w. l.. Ely,
l.. H. RYERS,
w. ii. GEDNEY,
Committee
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amnsemente.
A CADEMY OF MUSIC-TO.NIGHT.
"A ITALIAN OPERA


A CADEMY OF MUSIC-TO-NIGHT.
bI,.c,o,. ITALIAN oPEk M.x mARErzrE
trHu EsrAsIuHHxyr Advertise Ii TIE
sEw!roRK HERALDl
To.NIoHr--UN BALLO IN MAscHERA
THIS FRIDAY EVENING March is, ats
Twenty fourth Subscription night,
Only night Of Verdis most celebrated opers,
UN BALLO IN MASCHERAI
UN BALLO IN MASCHERAI
with splendid NJ; %as sO%PlfSies s1i iTpqdMns
MILE. ENR at,! r. a6 BoSIislo.
sroNoRI MAzzoLENI, BELLINI. DUBREUL, sta
The Incidental Ballet by,n
coSb NILE; KRuoEh and MILF L yRA TEoRa
ToaoRRoW jis;Xi;TUjRDiiYj-.GiRiAND MATINEE i
fT TIE III TM% NIX SET s6 nssss Fl
GRAND SPECTACULAR OPERA,
THE STAR OF THE NORTH.
sATUE sPsfT ~ MMf II EH9eh
,o, LAST IS. \ NI 81 &c OF TAFR hcAISIS
Last time of
ruEsDAY-BENEFITo OF sIGYoR BELLNI.
L'AFRICAlNE, end
LA GARIBALDJNO.
WEDNESpAY-BENEfIr OF MISS KELLOGG.
Last time Of neyeTbeers
TIE STAR OF THE NORTH.
seats. viii ocse siVe notice u sne sox ocs
The Of reserved .ess AM tickets for OF the soovss
named performance will rHIS MORNING At al
the regular tcke. Oifce.-
A CADEMY OF MUSIC-MATINEE.
To sHSSis'i M.;% Z seoas
GRAND ITALIAN OPERA
MATINEE! MATINEEt
FRS. end only time Matinee Of Meyerb.-r's
IMMENSELY SUCCESSFUL GRAND SPECTACULAR
oPERA,
THE STAR OF THE NORTH.
THE STAR OF THE NORTH.
ADMlSSI0N--ONE DOLLAR ONLY
to al parts Of the Eo1se. No Reserved seste
SPECIAL NOTICE.--rhe Lady patrons Of ths hatines1
requested purchase the tics early In order 70 avoi9
crowdng and delay the ticket Of ce. great crowd Deno
expected, three additional doors will be opened.
Tickets now DO obtained at all the regular Offices
brooklyn ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
I'D ITALIAN OPERA.
..........................MAX MARETZEK.
On SATURDAY. MARCH l7TH-EXIRA NIGHT,
BENEFIT or NINE. CAROZLi-ZUCCHL
L'AFRICAINE.
ON THURSDAY EVENING MARCH q,
BENEFIT OF sIGNOR BELLINL
DON GIOVANNI.
The sale ofr.served sests viii commence this morning
the usual places
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VNHE COMMITTEE on STREET OPENINGS
l. Of the BOARD Of CoUNCILMEN will meet 10 , Room
No I6 Civ Hall on FRIDAY March l6 1860 at O'CLOCK
n m sTEPHEN ROBERTS.
p ILL., MICHAEL HALLoRAN COMMITTEES.
JAMES O. BEINKmAN.)
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Marble nlantels.

UGUSTUS TABER a. BRO, Wholesale
n Dealers In ITALIAN and AMERICAN MARBLES, NO,
7l3 Wster-tt.. NewYort Italian and American msfois 1"
Blocks and Slabs constantly hand ard cut 10 ofaei.
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NIBLO's GARDEN.
~ Lessee Manas WHEATLhf'
tTHn ESTABLISHMENT Eor ADVERTISE IN THs
WORK HE2aLDD
FOURTH WEEK
OF the eired and charming young comedenne,
MISS MAGGIE MITCHELL,
who " II appear THIS EVENING for the <
FlFTH TINE DURING the PRESENT ENGAGEMENT
In her celebrated role OF
the interesting drama translated and adapted expresy
Miss Mitchell BY the suthor of Fsncbon called the
PEARL OF SAVOY;
Or, The MOTHERS PRAYER
produced with - ,.,,r ,osrr,,pa
RICH APPOINTMENTS, AND FULL CHORUS,
Mr. j. W. Collier, J. q. Burnett, ID. Ration, E. Lsny
f. Holmes W. II. Danvers L. Barry. Nee Nolan REMEDY
sc &c; Misses Mary Wells Maeder II. Chapman, Everea
Whi.lock. &c, kc., In the cast.
Act lst-THE PRAYER.
Act2d-ThE TRIUMPH.
Ac, 3d--THE ABDUCTION
Act 4:h-DESPAIR.
Act 5th-HAPPlSESS.
Admission rs cents Reserved Seats. ST. OIchesra
Chair I'll So in DRESS Circle Private Boxes ~.
Family Circle (entrsnce Crosbystb So censA Pnvss
Boxes 60, 80. $40.
. Seat, secured SIX days In advance.
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orAKrvrs.srER's OrpqcE, New YORK, March g. 1865
YOHN Ii. DRAPER ~ Co, Aucuoneers-
U1 evil reserve 10 the highest bidder % the
yrr Basin Brooklyn THURSDAY. ra - Al u e,ecA
= m lie following named GOVERNMENT STEAMERS
b wit: ,o,. anna
ILLINOIS aewhee..................Il S5 tnis
umpire CITY, side-W hee ......''..''! .oi tuhs
MCCLELLAN sie-v hOel. .............tDtS 'h"s
THOMAS COLLIFR. side wh,el..... $50 .uhs
JOHN RICE propeier........... 90. us ILL.
an th.se vesse with the exception oi.tle hlst are uiy
.npinns5 and reldy for immediate service. Ihe Ie0no
dr. 1, saira5 adapted foT service On the Sound ana
Ter per cent 10 be paid down, and the balance on delivery
X 0oyerDment funds , ,,o,,,.p , ~
s.sner Harriet A. Weed, ana SKATING &C.. o. TIE
- Is'.v-sre STEWART VAN NLEIT
r''- Brevet Major General and q. ~.
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DARNUMs AMERICAN MUSEUM.
- BROADWAY. between sprins and PrncestG
(THis IsTABL.,HxENT DOES sor ADyERTISg IN raB
sEw-YoKK HERALD
THE AFTERNOON PERFORMANCE HEREAFTER
WILL COMMENCE AT O'CLOCK.
OPEN DAILY. FROM SUNRlSE UNTIL 10 P.N
MYRIADs OF CURTOSlTIES.
TOWERING GIANTS AND DIMlNUIlNE DWARFS,
BEAUTIFUL CIRCAS>lAN GIRLS,
An ALBlNO BOY, LEARNED SEAL
SPLENDID AND ENTERTAINING COShORAAiAS,
INGENIOUS GLASSBLOWERS.
WONDERFUL HAPPY FAMILY
GRAND AQUARlA-RARE AND CURIOUS FlSH,
LIVING SfRPENrS.
LIVING THREE.HORNED BULL,
LIVING PERSIAN sHEEP,
GEOLOGICAL. CHRONOLOGICAL and NCMlSMATlC
COLLECTIONS SPECIMENS Of NATURAL
HISTORY, WAX srAruARY, PAINT
INGS, HISTORICAL RELICS, Etc.
In the
SPACIOUS AND ELEGANT LECTURE-ROOM,
A MAGNIFICENT sCRlPrURAL DRAMA
EVERY AFTERNOON ~ 81 EVENING at y
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Printing.

CHARLES C. SHELLEY,
STEAM JOBP PRINTER
NO 90 BARCLAYsr,
Short time orders ofPRESsWokh done ioI the uaoe.
VTM TVERDELLS SONS No. l04 Fulton
" ,-sTEAM JOB PRINTERS and LABEL NAN
UFACTURERs
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OrAHTFKNAsTER- q EkyRALs OFFICE, I
49, Fmsr DIyIsios WARRINGTON, ID. G.. Feb e, 1885
NALE OF MANURE.-Will be sold at the
~ Cavalry Depot Giesboro d. c. large quantity OF stock
po1hd bsrses or boss b. provided by them ~ forty
se per cubic yard Two more boats according to
can be loaded per day.
.eTms-Cash. Ia Government funds
by ofdef Of the CusrteInBester. General.
JANIS A EKIN Brevei. Bri gadier General,
IN sbsIss fusi DiysiaD y. N. a. "
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Amnsemenfs.

~ soie Leh~-e managerial JUN MOOD
stage IL sELm y
l7uh KsTABLuHNHSr DOES sor ApvzRTIsz TEE
SEv.YoRK HERALDD
THIS FRIDAY) EVENING, MARCH 10,
BENEFIT
OF
MISS KATE NEWTON,
on which oecasiorAhs iasorite actor
Mr. q. C. BONlFACE,
and by hind perui'iOn Of George Wood e'q) tho E'h
Comedian, -
Mr.. O. c. DAVENPORT,
vf1l sppesr.
The performances win commence with
THE MARRIED RAKE.
Mr.. q. C. Ponface. Nss Kate Newton, Miss Eliza New
tol and Miss Louise Myo after which the beautiful Ish
drama entitled
IRELAND AS 1T WAS.
DAN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. O. C. BpNfFACE
RAGGED PAT...................Mr. @. c. DAVENPORT
JUDY OTROT...................Mi Miss KATE NEWTON
SATURDAY EVENING. MARCH II,
MRS. JOHN WOOD, with
MR. GEORGE RAWCETT ROWE,
In tho suceessiul buhe.que Of
CINDERELLA L la COMARE.
MONDAY EVENING, March 10,
BENEFIT OF Mr.. j. III. STODDARD.
WEDNESDAY EVENING, March 81.
BENEFIT OF MISS ELIZA NEWTON
In sciys preparation style Of nagnfcence, eDd with a
OF characters far SURPRISING previous Efforts at To 10
Theatre, - - - . - - $1,000.
Door open At Il O'Clock; curtain RISES al ~
Seats secured three days Ia Advance
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OF the
SOLDIERS AND SAILORS OF THE WAR.
Mr. EDWIN BOOTH the distinguished tragedsn. WILL
Immediately preceding the close Of MIA present engagement
give a maiin6e a the WINTER GARDEN on the z4th Of
March ~ the bene, Of the institution in Fyeighth
the support OF the destitute children Of the soldiers and
sailors Tho have been killed in recent struggle for the
Union The play will be IN vi ch Nh Booth has no, sp
p-sred during the present As the proceeds viii be de-
voted 10 rid the ladies' Of the institution in their efors TO IN
crease their building that they may meet the iucesant de-
mauds made upon them for the support Of the orphans o: the
brave who have fallen upon the battlefield and the ocean
they tru that the citizens Of Ne~fork will respond In
spirit eynci their OF iii. Batui Al obligation
Mrs CHARLES r. DAILY, Vice President
Mrs DAVID Hour. Secretary.
Seats be secured the boIocc OF the Winter Gar
den a falls ~ sic. store.
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rhav. rad the worn with deep niere' ard consider Gs
od.oy the lea, History o! tue Cfssi 70 IN eA h.' YET
been " rtsn. Jtnts lIAo+ r.. M sfH'',
1.-The oomgie,e History ,ts ,sIe the rfouie q the hsi
volume hop, until tic l.pe Of yeas Tor bcef
view Of the whoc stoPrndous sirurge
: r. CnAsH CHIEF Ju'fice Y. s.
II bear, the marks Of sbor sindi-d oardof ani secgriy
VIZ H. SIwlED, secretary Of STATE
II sverywhee furnishes rriins proofs - ne mparafy.
enlightened research and true American sf Of ~ accom-
Jlsaei Auttur. AS iAhLsr sec lnieilof
II /. undoubtedly the best .Ipo.ion ofite oun. cause
ssd pTosress the ae Rebellion bat s' YET ben published
1. r. NArE, u. :. senate
consider ~. mos, eompe,. useful AID attractive work
which has yet been written on u subject
r. " WAsHBvKyK NJ. c.
IN co,rlet,ne,, o. detail. 10 order Of cement IN clear
superior any other wors on the same subject which ha
fallen under observton. soIoxos fooT u > seisie
The narrative il rpc and crHI.iih 30 much o. !- aii
,pirii IN 1t hat II & ueI; 10 Impossible rot 70 fao whole
have c1sn!nrd critically gives much pleasure to
express the most favorable opinion u The worn:
HENRY WILss T. !. Senate.
III. rres, Industry and imparisty Of nr Greeley vii
my. Iii IA. t.1t of al iutae horiss OF the Great Rehe
No., THApDKrs S1EvKys ". {.
or ali III. Hi,,ores Of Great Rebellion which rave ep
.in.d this one tire beet ia tie copiousnsss OF
aud concurrent COngessona records As WEI
Of the war iis-lL =. n
In n, u.ru.Ai have plated with mingled surprise
and admiration the Photographic tkil with which thrsr ~
ring events have been del uesiod DANIEL DicKINtoS
The book my judgment ncomparaby superior 70 any
vet given 10 tie public. BLAIR. Gov. Michigan
zach ,ub.cfbsr will receive elegant copPerpate Map
Of the Ssstof War, worth without ezra charge fner-
rrtc efficient wanted either on conmssion
o. D. CASE Co. Publishers. Hartford. Conn.
General Agent for New York. New jersey Delaware Mary
land the District Of Columbia.
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MARBLE MANTELS-Now is the time 10
WI purchase Msntels chespi 300 MAnes oa
which will be sold very low prices A. kLAhhho "s
tls Worts No 100 East Eighieenthst TnIdsvs N.
Y. Cut this out
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MARBLE MANTELS Floor.Tiling, Monu-
Vl mens Headsonc 8c-Csn be purchased at whoseos,s
prices from large and we'll assorted stock FShEh eA0'
kisAw AAIhls " exkS AaA u " lgi Ed bauIsabsI
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MARBLE and MARBLEIZED SLATE
WI MANTLFs y. STEWART has re
moved his Msrbe ard sste MANTLE scsoons from ~ Sana
IT. TO No COS sIXTHAVE ut the Junction OF btoeo~sy
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CAW MAKERS WANTED-Skillful and ex-
perenced workfcn who und-rsnd all branches Of the
-. m,y adde.. AMERICAN SAW Co, Trenton, NJ
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XYIOOD's3 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., 80 Cent?.
w roadway. opposite 81. Nicholas Hotel
EVERY EVENING AND WEDNEsAf mhriNEE.
CROWDED AND FASHIONABLE AUDIENCES
stte.t the remarkable popularity Of the moral emotional
drama In Eve acts Of -
EAST LYNNE;
Or. THE ELOPEMENT.
MISS LUCILLE WESTERN,
for the e63i time in her original p-rsonaiion OF
Lady label /" and Madame Vine"
supported IN pert the following powerful east Of chsrsc,es
NJ fBARTOS HILL......as.. 80. Sir FRANCS LEVlsON
Archibald Carlyle Mr.. I.efiugwel; Mount Severn Mis
Fdwad, Richard Hare, Mr. keene: John Dill, MI Good
man Barbara Hare Miss Henrietta Osbonei Mise Carner
Mr.. f. Wright; Joyce, Mrs. TyIei Wilson, MI" seidiess
etc. etc.
Boz Office open from to o'clock. -
SEATS SECURED SIX DAYS IN ADVANCE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-16

ITO TRAVELLING AGENIS:-A few young
l ., r,idJIe. aged MEN WANTED. Must apply immsdi.
,-lv Inelos, stamp and address Me.sr sPEN
~ n A. Co Wsyery, My.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-11-28
CIRCUIT CoURT-Judqe II. W Thomas

CIRCUIT CoURT-Judge II. " Thomas
Tuesday. CHANcERY CAUSES. J. Lloyd ct
ais. vs.. H. NrLloyd, N. B. stearns ct ais
lin chanecry-this cause was referred to Com
missioner y eaton With,a order that he make
his report iatthisterm Of the court.
COMMON Law CAUSES. Jas, +. Walsh, a
constable for this county, was allowed sixteen
dollars and forty cents, for expenses incurred
by him out Of this State, in the arrest Of Geo.
Wilder alias Curley George, under requlsl-
ton from the Governor of this State.
Olivia D. Hales VS.. Adams and Johnson
in trover--the jury returned a verdict Tor the
plaintiff and assessed the damages at Sl29.
A motion was made for a new trial.
Jane Z. j ames VS.. Aquiila Eimmerson's ad-
miplstrator and others-on an issue directed by
the decree on the Chancery side of the Court
the jury were sworn in this case to try wheth-
er deed in the proceedings mentioned, pur-
porting to have been made by Nancy Simmons,
was or was not the deed Of said Nancy Sim
mons, and they returned verdict that the
deed was the deed of said Nancy Simmons
correct name Ann Simmons.
Court adjourned till 10 o'clock to-day.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-11-28

The New STEAMSHIP COMPARATIVE
"New York, Alexandria, Washington, and
Georgetown Steamship Company have sue
ceedel in obtaining charter from the State Of
N. York-,he amount of capital stock is $780,
900. Books will be opened and subscriptions
to the stock ofthc company received at the
banking house Of Jay Cooke Il Co., the Ma
tional metropolitan Bank, in Washington, and
at the office of Lewis johnson & Go. It is
lsoproposed to collect the ten per cent. on
the stock at once: with view to immediate
organization for business.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-11-28

THE MEETING OF THE STOCKHOLDERS OF
THE ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA RAILROAD. -
Tomorrow is the day fixed for the annual
meeting Of the Stock holders Of the Orange and
Alexandria Railroad, but as it has been set
apart as day of Thanksgiving, it is probable
that after a temporary organization, at the
office Of the company, at 10 o'clock. in the
morning, an adjournment will take place until
Friday morning. very large attendance of
Stockholders is expected