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ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS.

Tho Treasury Department are now paying
THE ADDITIONAL BOUNTY.
snt- Soldiers entitled 10 The abcvc Bounty,
can receive prompt settlement by applying, at
once, 10 Col. HARRISON ApREON,
81 Fayetle ST., opposite U. :. Court House
April l3.-6m.
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DOsITIONs SECURED.

For those out Of employment as Hook keep
crs, Asst. do. Shipping. Freight, Entry or Gro
ccry Clerks. Timckcepcr, Porter, Tallyman
salcsman. Express Drivets, Waterman, Copy
lists. &c.. by applying or addressing,
BUSINESS AGENCY,
~ W. Fayettc Street, Baltimore.
June i.--6m.
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Real Estate AGENTS and Con-
UeyGncerS.
DEAL ESTATE AGENCY.
SIMON !. MARTENET.
SURVEYOR, AND PUBLISHER OF THE NAP
OF MARYLAND

No SsEiA Street. HaLimors, M
Eighteen years Al Surveying In baltimore aud yicn
ty years with the City Surveyor, sti attend.
promptly 10 SURVEYS o. ALL KINDS. laying out oI
Streets aud Lots In baltimore city locating Country
seats Surveying, Calculating, Dividing aud Mapping
oi Yarns, Estates, &c,
Having during The Iast ton years surveyed the
tlcs " the state aud published numerous COUNTY
MARS aud having recently eomplcted aud puhlisl'rl
~. large Mar aud ATLAS OF MARYLAND. he
has now established
REAL ESTATE AGENCY.
For the prosecution of that bufncss Ia all it, branch
e.. win Purchase, Sell, Exchange and Lease com
zion. House. aud Lots In Batimorc city, aud coun
y Scats, Farms, Plantations Mineral aud other iands
In the Counties of Maryland
lie cites his thorough acquaintance with the city aud
most parts uf the state of Maryland through the b.
fore mentons experience IN recommendation of his a.
cltes and advantages for this business. has the oniy
fail set, of large Maps of Maryland Counties.
WIN have extensive correspondence with Real Estate
Agents In the other ctics aud throughout the tnon
send for Circulars, &c.
FOR sALE, hIRTENETS y LARGE NEW var
IND ATLAS OF MARYLAND tthc only Isericct
Map uf the state pahlishcd.1t inchc. long at
80 copy for either style Also large County Map. %
scyeral coantrs aud Pocket Maps Of all the CounIic
rloF,d Ia Elcction District % cents aud - 90 each
Aprii -. isS9-ly.
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70. Scandal Is fed by as many streams as the
Nile, and there is often as much difficulty In ira-
cling Il 10 its source.
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RENJAMIN \. PAYNE,

RE.i T. EST.i TE.I a ENT 4 " ~
cON TEY 4 NcER,
0sse.--!SHsedied Rs-. epgssn, Csa' Ho-.,.
TowsoSTowS, ND.
DEEDS, LEASES. WILLS. MORTGEGES. BILLS o.
sale Assignments, &c., PREPARED with accuracy aud
despatch Also examination of Titles ia City OF County
foR SALE, SEVENTY fivE FARMS
IN Baltilaorc aud Hartford Counties, from i've ave
hundred Acrvs. at prizes from 500 10 t3S 600
RtfEhEScGs -BfhiASFe-licn. Judge Giles. a. ]
Iitlings, Es HaIford "a. o.-ilon Judge Pficr, H. ". .
ATcher, ks'l. hnHisiors Colon Judge Emory, a.
u boarman Esq. seIs. %. ls6G-t
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oILMoUR's HOTEL.
oNTHE EUROPEAN PLAN,
No. Ia4 W. BALTIMORE STREET.
BALTIMORE.
]. d. GILMOUR, Proprietor.
A LARGE variety Of Meats and vegetableU
IA including all the delicacies Of the season.
served up In the best style.
Particular pains taken 10 keep WINES AND
LIQUORS Of the choicest quality.
ROOMS FURNISHED by THE DAY OR
WEEK.
Eo- Dining Rooms for Private Parties.
Jan. ~, Is6T.-iy.
EWIS VOGLE,
sANrrAcruREn Am DEALER ~
DRooMs.
BASKETS,
WILLOW WARE.
dc, or An KINDS,
Towsontown, Md.
March lott.
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DR. n. LEWIS NAYLoR,

Having removed 10 the Itcsldenc II Mrs urrON
SiiN0Ltff, GREEN SPRING VALLEY, will eon.
continue the ptaetcc u hs profession IN all its branch
90 April 81 1857 jim.
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M'JILTON Il CO.,

M''iLroN 4 CO.
REIL ESTATE BR - r. Frs
AND ACcTIoNEERs,
Nc. 10 Sowfk Street, Brninsre NJ
Real Estate at public sale Real Estate at private
sale Goods % every description AucionseTed Avrt.
tsinR agents for many journals
bSAn Property given ~ for sale advertised graft.
In our Trad. Journal.
J. A. HovsroS, a practising Attorney a, Law for a
number of years. will attend 10 conVs ng aud nts
business entrusted 10 our care. NOV. Is, '6s-Iy
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HATS! HATS!. HATs!!.
sPhINe AND SUMMER STYLES.

We are prepared 10 furnish our friends and
the public with the Spring aud summer[U
STYLES or HATS, -
For Gcntlemen's wear, which will compare ia
vorably with any sold in the city Of Baltimore.
ALSO,
SOFT FELT HATS,
Latest patterns. for Gentlemen, Youths aud
Children. CARS and STRAW HATS, a fine
assortment ON hand.
8. HINDEs A SON,
May =, iss7.-iy. No. 100 Gay Street.
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DRY GO0DSl ORA GOODSl!
E. R. CLEAvELAND q CO.,
No. 1O3 North Cav Street,
Cash House!

THE FLATE T0 BUT CHEAP FOR cINfL.
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John l.. HAMMOND,
YARNS WANTED!
W. COOKE,

REAL ESTI BR OKER,
No .. Lasr Baiidings. SaiHi Pdai ST., Baifinore. 1d
Ncgotiates sales, and Purchases of Houses, Lots,
Apr. -, .s55--iy.
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have come from the mountain
ufthe old Granite State.
Where the hills are 90 iofly.
Magnificent and great
I have icfl-
Home, home. sweet home
There is no piacr like home
There's no place like
Hail, Columbia, happy land
Hail. ye heroes, heavsn born hand,
Who fought and hied--
In days 81 auld Lang sync my hoys,
IN days of auid Lang syne
Wrcaths, glorious ufeaihs for
The star spangled hammer long may u wave.
DER the land of the free aud The home ef-
Yankee doodle, who came 10 town
fpon little pony,
lie stuck lcather In bis cap
And called IT,
The last rosc Of Summer icft blooming alone
Al iis lovely companions hre--
Away down South Ia nNic,
Away Away,
IN nixie's land took iny stand
Ere The twilight hat vas nittinr,
'Ncath the sunset, al her knitting.
sang lovely maiden, sitting
- should like 10 marry,
u could only nnd
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An Ocean stenmer Proiect Ahnndoned

An Ocean steamer Project Abandoned.
BosroN, June IA meeting Of subscribers
and others interested in the establishment and
maintenance Of a new line Of weekly or semi
weekly steamships between Boston and Eu-
rope, under the auspices of the National
Steamship Company, was held here to-day,
and the result was that the whole scheme has
been abandoned. Those first interested in the
enterprise have recently manifested apathy
and doubt, and none have appeared sufficiently
confident in its success to contribute towards
the million dollars which was required to place
the Company upon working basis. II is pro-
bable now that the steamers which the Com
pany intended to purchase will be bought up
by parties in New York
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LET THE COMMITTEE to whom was referred
the appropriation asked for by the Board of
Health report this afternoon that Councils
have no legal right to remove from that body
the power vested in it by the charter of our
city, and let them favor tAe needed appropria-
ton. If they do not, but persist in the petty
spite evinoed by Mr.. Hancock, the voters will
hold them individually responsible for the arri-
val of cholera during the coming months.
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r. q. PETERSON & BROS.
PUBLISH THIS DAY,


BLEAK HOUSE. With Thirty;seven Original
illustrations from designs by II. X. Browne Being
the Hfth volume of Peteraons Green Cloth FdttiOn"
OF Charles Dickens Works. in large clear type that
all can read Price si25 in green cloth, or s iu green
paper cover, sewed
=, There are now i've volumes published Of this Green
Cloth Edition, viz.:-Bleak House. withyrhirtv-seven
Illustrations. A Tale of Two Cities, with sxty-four
Illustrations. Great Expectations with Twenty seven
Illustrators. Our Mutual Friend, with Forty-twO
Illustrations, and David COpperfeld, with Twenty
five Illustrations. Price OF each Sl25 In green CLOTH
or 81 in green paper cever. sewed. All the other
volumes OF Charles Dickens Works will appear
monthly. uniform with the ahove, until the whole
series is complete.
n. b. PETERSON g. BROTHERS, Philadelphia
have just made large reduction the price OF ali
their various editions Of Dickens Works they
issue Twenty three different editions. Their edition
known as the Peoples Duodecmo Editon," which
IS printed on large clear type, Long Primer In sze
and which has heretofore sold at $3.50 volume has
been reduced TO 81 80 volume, making IL the best
and cheapest edition at this price published In the
world; and all the other editions have been reduced In
about the same ratio. A catalogue, describing at
length all the various editions OF Charles Dickens
Works published by US, will be sent to any on
application.
Books sent, postage paid receipt of retail price
All books published are for sale by us the moment
they issued from the press, Publishers prices
Call in person, send for whatever books want
to T. n. PETERSON a BROTHERS,
No. 600 chestnut Street,
IL PHILADELPHIA, Pa.
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alongside of their brethren. in other States
who believe that It is about time that demo-
Oracy should mean something higher, and
better, and nobler than bootless warfare
against all the progressive and enlightened
tendencies Of the age.
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WE INSIST that Mr.. Wagner, Chairman of
the Committee on Law, should report whether
Frederick A. Van Cleve is legally entitled to
the position of Assistant City Solicitor. 1t is
two weeks since the case was sent to that Com
mittee. Is he trying to cheat justice by sup
pressing the reportH We demand that he do
Ia
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snhscriptions for the snfrerers.

The subscriptions from our liberal fellow-clti.
Gems to aid the sufferers of the late terrible dis
aster still continue to be handed to us. Several
of our contemporaries, we are glad to see, have
followed our example, and are receiving sums
at their offices. The cause is one which
demands the utmost liberality from our citizens.
Amount previously acknowledged $l7S'OO
G. nj. - 3O0
G. H 1000
Mrs. J. r. 1000
Mrs. X 500
W. a. d. oOO
Total s2ls'OO
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k4g@ DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC HIGH.
- WAYS-oFFICE, No. lOi s. FIFTH Street.

NOI1CE 10 CONTRACTORS.
Sealed Proposals will be the Office Of the
Chief Commissioner OF Highways until IL O'Clock NJ
on MONDAY, l7th inst, for the construction of the
IoloWing on the line ofTweny first street.
Of Montgomery street. Of two feet six Inches diameter
thence on Montgomery street TO Woodstock street,
and a'ong Woodstock street TO Cohocksink Greek OF
on Girard avenue. from Ninth to Tenth street. I Q
On Front street, from Denmark to Moore street / -
on tenth street from sixty feet south OF Arch, a
On Rodney street, from Nineteenth to Ell xhteenth
- and on Eighteenth TO Pine street. fSS
ON Mount Vernon street. from Sixteenth 10 Nine s q
On Tasker street from Eight to Ninth street.
ON sixth street, from Brown to Parrish street.
On sixth street from Parrish to Poplar street. or
veyor. ~
fhe understanding to be that the Contractor shall
said sewer TO the amount of dollar
cents for each linea foot OF front on each side Of the
street as so much cash paid the balance as limited
Tractor VIII be required TO keep the street and
sewer In Good repair Tor tlr years after the sewer
When the street Is occupied by a City PASSENGER
Railroad track, the Sewer shall be constructed along
side of said track in such manner 70 Obsruct or
interfere with the sale passage Of thereon aud no
by the company using said track, specified In Act
or Assembly approved May 8, 1856.
All Bidders are Invited TO be present at the time and
place OF opening the said Proposals. Each proposal
Will be accompanied by certificate that a Bond mas
been filed In the Law Department directed by Ordi
nance Of May %, 1860. IT the Lowest Bidder shall
Is awarded, he will be deemed as declining and will
be held liable on his bond for the difference between
bis BID aud the next highest bid
Bpecihcations may be had at the Departments OF
Surveys, which will be strictly adhered TO.
- w. W. SMEDLBY
olo" Ohlei commissioners OF Highways
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TIE HOLDER A PRESENT TN THE
GREAT DHSTRIRUTION.
THE WASHINGTON LIBRARY co.
Is chartered by the State of Pennsylvania, and or.
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April 8, 1857,
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ana ounoed for the purpose OF gratuitouSy educat1
United states. -N Se"uieh Oh the
The Board Of Trustees consists OF the following o,,
HON. WILLIAM B. MANN, " ''y'
HON, LEWIS r. BROOMAII. 'P"i'1 ES'
Ex-Chief Coner, u. 8. Mint, and Recorder Of Deeds
1Yo,, ,.x,,,e, =, ac,axr PhilRdelphia, Pa,
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out the United States. - ''''Ousn-
The Association have appointed as Receivers
Messrs. GEORGE A. COOKE & co. Bankers. No. "a q
THIRD Street, whose wellknown integrity ana bns,,
ness experience will be suicIt guarantee thar ths
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The purposes stated.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa. May 20 1857
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Sentlemsn5On receipt of your favor of the 18th
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Tor your Company, We took The libSrtv 10 snh,,its
copy oi your CHARTER with plan of your enteTnrise
70 .e legal authority of the State and havi
sesivee hs opinion IN regard TO It's eeaitv
AZ WIN the benevolent object of yer
Absoclhton, VIZ, the education and maintsn9nca ~
erhasn enid en- OF our soldiers and sailors al the
tNerhlus institute, We have concluded a. eccent
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Respectfully, yours, etc,
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT. WASHINGTON, d. O..
Aprh, Is, lB67-Ofice OF Internal Reyenue. n vim.
received satisfactory evidence that the proceeds
of the enterprise conducted by the "Washineton
Library Company Will be devoted TO charitsble
uses permission is hereby granted to said Company
to conduct such enterprise exempt from ali chaTge
whether from special tax or other duty 90
h. A. ROLLINS, Commissioner
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fS6g~ FORESIALL BILIOUS ATTACKS BY
49, regulating the stomach. liver and axcretIva
organs with TARRANTS EFFERVESCENT SELT.
ZER APERIENT. Persons of a "bilions habit bv
acting upon this hint may save themselves many
SOLD BY ALL DRUGeIsTs. ''p
RS5@ WRIGHTS ALCONATED GI,YOERTNE
~ TABLET OF BOLIDIFIED GIYOERi NE
soitens and smOoths the skim imparta beauty and
brightness TO the complexion, Is deciousy frakrsnt
Of Your druggist, 625 4pf
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f99@ NEWSPAPER ADVERTIsING.-JOY,
COB co. Agents for the 'TELEaRAPHn
and Newspaper Press Of the whole country have RE
MOVED nom FIFTH and CHEsNUT Streets 70 No
IA 8. SIXTH Street second door above WALNUT,
oFFIoEs:-No. IA s. SIXTH Street. Philadelphia;
TRIBUNE BUILDINGS, New York 7DHp
h3y@ THE UNDERSIGNED CITIZENS RE-
- quest that contribution MS In aid of the Suf
ferers and Families of the deceased by the late
calamity on SansOm street. be sent to the Mayor Of
the city, MORTON MCMIOH AEL, 10 be distributed
by the following Committee appointed by him.
j. q. FELL, il. EDGAR THOMSON,
WM. MORGHEAD, JOHN FARNUM,
ID. B. CUMMINS, -lJOHN o JAMES.
COMMITTEE.
VIM. l. Mlskey. Joseph T. Thomas,
Samuel Jeants, Wm Sellers,
Charles Evans Quarry st., Joshua Lipplnoott, Sixth
w. /. Blanchard, street.
Edward Parrish, Wm b. Thomas
S. Morris VAIN, Joseph b. Meyers
Matthew Baird. Alan Wood,
Edward williams John Hunsworth,
Samuel E. Stokes, Robt Wood, Ridge avenue
VIM. p. jerks, Hugh McIvain, 70 III 81
VIM. II. King Sansom ST. VIM. J. Horstmnnn
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THE
WAsMINeTON LInRARY CoMPANY.

In order that the benevolent object may be suc-
cessfully accomplished, have issued five series OF
FINE STEF IrPLATE ENGRAVINGS,
which we put on subscription at prices much below
CERTIFICATES OF STOCK IN THE WASHING.
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will be issued, stamped with the seal the Company
Any person sending oNF. Two, THREE, sISTH5 FOUR.
Agents will receive. immedi aely, fine Sleel-Plate
Engraving, as sci forth below. and as many csrtif-
Gates OF stock as the number Of dollars paid insung
oNL PRESENT in our published schedule for EACH
CERTIFICATE held.
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Saved They're Saved II, No sold seventysIT: X
or, The harly Days Of the Revouton."
TWoDoLLAR ENGRAyiNGs.
ingtOn's Last Interview with his Mother -
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and Three Certificates OF Stock, insurlng Three
FouP DOLLAR ENGRAVING.
1.-THE PERIl.S OF OUR FOREFATHERS
and -Four Certificates ot Stock, insurlng Four
FIVE DOLLAR ENGRAVING.
"THE MARRIAGE OF POCA HONTAS,"
and Five Certificates oStock insuring Five Presents
The engraVings and certificates Will be delivered
at our Local Agencies, sent by mail postpaid or
express, as may be ordered. ~
THE WASHINGTON LIBRARY COMPANY
WILL AWARD
THREE HUNDRED THOUSAND DOL
LARS I'm PRESENTS
TO THE SHAREHOLDERS
ON WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 25 1867
AT THE ACADEMY OF MUSIC,
.sel PHILADELPHIA. PENNA.,
OR AT THE INSTITUTE.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
tFOr additional Special Notices see tAo Second PuOe,

h99yS REFRIGERATOR BAZAAR B s.
49, HARRIS d co. have, in addition to n fine
assortment OF RerigerAtors of best quality three new
patents yiz;-Harris, Paten Rees q Tevis' Patent,
wal ranted to preserve meat, etc etc, dry and
sweet, and to be more economical IN ice than any
other Refrgerators.
b. 8. HARRIS q CO.,
6Iesm4p No. lIS North Ninth street. lear Race.
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EXCURSIONS.

E.giEA EXCURSIONS UPTHE RIVER
The splendid steamboat JOHN A.
MAkkEk makes daily Afternoon Excursions to
Burlington and Bristol stopping at Riverton, Torres
dale, Andalusia, and Beverly each way. These
O'Clock In the Afternoon. Returning, leave Bristol
at O'Clock arriving In the city at O'Clock p M.
FARE-Excursion 40 cts. Each way, 25c. Is rs 3m
.-SlEA DOWN RIVER MONDAYS AND
IT n URSDAYS at o'clock, from Second
Fler above ARCH Street. Steamer SWAN for Ches-
ter, Pennsgrove New Castle, Delaware City, Port
Penn. and Bombay Hook.
Wednesdays and Saturdays the SWAN may be
Chartered for EXCURSIONS 529 l2ts
EaglEA URSIONS ON THE
Elasffsssziis SCHUY leave Fair
mount Park (foot of Coates streeD,
EVERY HALF HOUR,
FOR LAUREL HILL CEMETERY,
THE FALLS OF SCHUYLKILL.
First boat leaving Falfmount at 720 a. M last boat
at635 r NJ. Last boat leaving Falls of 5chuylki at
6'35 p M 65Im
4fE@oA DELIGHTFUL SHADE, RE-
ukfpkz1Iz4zl4s freshing breezes and first class
IIesuLuents III the Gardens at GLOUCESTER POINT.
Boats leave foot of SOUTH Street daily every three
quarters of an hour 6 3mIp*
EsiEA TAKE THE FAMILY TO
ukRpIlE=azzTTszsr<zs GLOUCESTER POINT GARDENS,
the most delightful place Tor recreation and enjoy
ment in the vicinity of the city, Boats leave foot of
SOUTH street daily every three-quarters OF an
hour. lSm4p*
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Nv HERKNESS' BAZAAR-NINTH AND
srES3Af 4fI sAIE 81 ftSIHf an HfEeAN ESTABLISH.
PHAEroNaaE oMaENESS GoEIPH ANP AFd ES
t,Oo,oooto on n, fP.aTaaZ sat- s Morning next
burope, comprising
grey, l5h hands high, with long tails, years old.
Two very desirable carriage horseg; one is chestnut
aHd. od ell 'ye"r' Oi0' the other dark brown years
ALSO.
A double-seated phaeton, by Brewster New York
A coupe, for one or two horses, same maker. N'
neside-saddle and bride, By Merry.
Included in the sale will be several private driving
establishments, among which will be found
' od 90 soS ErdS
%sy ne hSsSssy by PSp an elegant order
A pair OF superior mares, dark roam and bay, l6
. A, A sSsh-do0E Germantown carriage. by Leher, in
hISodSIe DoIbie 6aGesss oa9es; bv NTaver
>, A bay Mayday mare, seven years old; has trotted
A pair Of handsome bay horses, l5,1 hands high; Q
The wsil-known fast trottng grey mare, Lady suf
folk;,, can trot in 2,5O; and faster, Il trained.
ba hos lay py yon anu % SCI 95 harness
trotted In public in AZ.
high, raised in Monmouth county, N. j., warranted
Also, other Horses. Full descriptions at sale.
large collection OF d. ab new andl,econd-hand
Carriages, light Wagons, ETC.. with which the sale will
single and double Harness. Saddles. Brides, etc.
SAi' A2EfSF SI 81 R.1 2uu
vuued 30 e1u,s qua IoJ 81 IoSv oIOs @dtl9sqlul sI
'vIqdIep'UVd '1ssIls LnNSIHO II6 ON
'aaT1IW y SO1ONAaH
o9 AIIsuosI9d
Adds sIBInonIBd IoI gIu5msoupuI gesIS I9u0
moq.M o1 'o9sqS eql uI uAo1 AIsA9 u pSluBA slu9SV
III 9uImBX9 puB 1850
ol olIaud eql elIAuI sM $500 vnxs 9noqlIA LsPlBIq
-hIepIoIqm9 uB QlfM p9pIAoId 81 oulqosm AI9AH al
5sn o9 uI1SI puv puugsI9pun uBO p!Iqo Sluq 9lduls
os 81 II oIBs p5I9Uo IaAe 9oIId Sul IOl SuqoB
sleIdnoo gsOm Iqi pu1 'Aeu SISIfluS SuIqlomos 81
aNIHoVEDMIaa0IOu GNV DNIMas
'OI$ AL1HAON HHL '0I$
'II6
New-York tribune., 1867-03-28
THE SOUTHERN STATES.
LOUISIANA,

GEN SHERIDAN AT woRK-REMovAL OF ATTORNEY
GEN. HEBRON, MAYOR MONROE, AND JUDGE
THs TRIBUNE
NIw-ORLEANs, March 27-The following order was
issued to-day:
HDQRs. FIFTH MILITARY DISTRICT.
GENERAL ORDER No. 5.-Andrew s. Heron, At
torn,y-General of the State Of Louisiana John 4.
MonIoe Mayor of New-Orleans, and Edmund Abel,
Judge Of the First District Court of the City Of
New-Orlesas, are hereby removed from their re-
spectve offices from IL IN. to-day. The following
appointments are made to take effect the same date:
B. L. Lynch Attorney General Of the State Of Louis-
ana; Edward Heath, Mayor of New-Orleans; and
w. W. Howe Judge of the First District Court Of
New0rleans. Each person removed viii turn over
all books papers, records etc, pertaining to his
office TO the appointed thereto. The authority OF
the hitter will be duly respected and enforced.
BY command of Major-Gen. p. il. Sheridan.
GEO. L. HARTsUPF, A. A. G.
Mr.. Heath. the new Mayor, is well known mer-
chant Of this city.
THE EFFECT OF GEN. suERrDAN's ORDER
tNEw- ORLEANS, March 27.-Cen. Shendans order,
No s. Just out sweeping from office the rioters Attor-
ney-General Heron, Mayor Monroe, and Judge Abel
and substituting the following good and loyal men,
respectively, b. L. Lynch Edward Heath, and W. w.
Howe thrills the Uuionists with joy, and the Null-
fiers with dismay. The Grand Army and Butler or
eanization representing 5000 voters, recommended
H. c. Yarmouth for Mayor, but he declined, and a
second agreement failing, the choice remained with
Gen. Sheridan. Such changes are thought to revise
the chances Of the campaign as the City may carry
the State