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BY TEE CABLE TO AUGUST Is.
The Imperial Assemblage at Salzburg
snd Movements Of the Monarchs.
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The Crew of the Sacramento to
Sail Homeward.
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Voyage of the Dunderberg and Her
Performance at Sea.
How the Italian Police Watched the holy
- 4a ~ Land EXcursioDists.
THE sAl1sURc CONGRESS.
What tte People s4ec Of the Imperial Franco
German Assembtage.

What tte People 4cc Of the Imperial Franco
German AssembIage.
sAIzBURG, August 49, 1867.
Al early hour this morning their Imperial Maesties
the Emperors OF Austria aud France, arm in arm took
walk in the city and suburbs
Later in the day the two soveregns closeted to-
gether at the palace aud remained in close conference
for two three hours.
In the afternoon their Aajeses the Emperor Napoleon
and tho Emperor Francis Joseph the Empress Eugene
and the Empress Elizabeth, and King Louis OF Bavaria,
accompanied by their respective suites made
sion to the ancient Castle Of Dngen, the heights
above the city.
Ipthe evening all the imperial and royal parsonage
visited the theatre in state
The building outside blaze OF Illumination, and
che interior decorated with great and spendor.
The reception of the crowned heads by the audience
most enthusiastic.
Since his arrival here the Emperor Napoleon has on
all occasions treated with marked honor and considera-
ton the Austrian Prime Minister. Baron Beust.
1t understood that the soourn Of the French Empe-
and Empress in this city will terminate Friday
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THE HOLY LAND ExcuRsIoNlsrs.
SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE Or THE HERALD.

The Italians Very Suspicious of the Religious
Minded Anericans-Thcy Are Placed Under
Close Watch at LeEhorn-TaIxcn For Carl
baldinns.
Naples August !, 1867
During the whole OF last week, whils the American
excursion steamer Quaker City lay at Leghorn a gov
ernmsnt gunboat anchored close by, and vgilant
watch was kept upon her.
Victor Emanuels people refused 10 believe that the
excurslonisis were other than GarbaidiAn conspra-
tors with the darkest designs hidden In their breasts
When any OF the pleasure seekers had occasion TO re-
turn 70 the snip sner nignai lhey were faithfully FOL
tive officer Of the ship Captain Bursey, and several
passengers narrowly escaped arrest.
The excursionsts viii b sttentvey watched 10
Rome
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OUR SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE.
THE RAM DunDERBERc.
SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE or TINE Ers.lc

Trip sf the Dunderbcrg from New York IN
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OF the veyage-Re.
wnrkable speed and Excellent Behayior-
Her Equipment. strength and Ventilation
Full Description of Her Appearance at Sea-
Delight Of the French with Their Purchase
List Of Her Omcers.
RAN DuSnERHyRo,
Or CnERBoURe, August 3, 1867.
Modern times have been marked by numerous i'm.
iprovements and many important discoveries IN all the
varied neds OF art and Bat the greatest interest
manifested by the people has been centred In those ap
planes which directly affect the art Of war In this
orsncn the most successful and by far the most dcu
neid has been held by those who sought 10 battle the
twin enemies-the enemy in nature and the enemy In
man Powerful nations have recognized this fact and
nave seen how at times their salvation has hung upon
tho success OF their and their foresight and patron
age has stimulated ship building and placed heh upon
she list OF international arts But this "a a latter
day idea IL was left 10 America Ia devotion
and perfect navy powerful that the fresh
Impulse given by the late war brought navy shin
building from the decay OF the ancleuts and n,.csd
before the world, remodeIled and strengthened In
this view u 10 doubtful n the late war did No, in
measure compensate for tho personal hardship and fe,r
sai loss Of uts By the acquisition Of skill and practice,
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Who Ia there that does desire to be exempted
from indgeson-to have good appetite. painless SION
ach clear head reguinr pulse, healthy compexonf 10
this meets the Of who thus blessed them
try HuSrETTER'S STOMACH BITTERS. We guarantee
that this delightful tonic will restore stomach however
weak, TO healthy condition.: that will bring back the
Appetite and give vgor the whole
The feeble and enciaied suffering from lndi-
gesos In form advised for the Of their
bodily ana mental comfort, IL Ladies OF the
delicate constitution testify to harmless and Its
tive properties. Physicians dsgused with The
adulterated liquors Of commerce. describe II As the
SAFEST AND MOST RELIABLE
OF MI somachics It's effects instantaneous II does
require weeks OF dosing before realized
Thousands sit down 10 their meals void OF appetite eating
because others The food thus into
does positive harm Instead OF ngening the system
engenders variety OF ailments which end In confirmed
HOsTETTER's STOMACH BTrTERs
taken regularly before meals will prevent all this Sold By
all druggists and family New YORK oace IS Der e.
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NAILS FOR EUROPE.

The Cunard mail steamship Russia, Captain Cook, will
leave this port on Wednesday for Liverpool
The mails for Europe will close al the Post 0fcs
eight o'clock on Wednesday morning
THs NEW yoRK Standardization for Earope--wili be
ready ct seven o'clock in the morning
Single copies, In wrappers for mailing six cents.
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MAILS FOR THE PACIFIC.

The steamship Rising star will sail from this port on
Wednesday, August 81 for Aspinwaii
The mails for central America and the South Pacific
will halt. past ten O'Clock Wednesday mora.
ing
THr Nsw YoxG HszALD--Edtion Tor the Pacific will
be ready 1t haf-psu nine in the morning
.slssls copies IN wappsn, for mailing. six oeun.
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NEWS FROM ST. LOUIS.

81. LOUIS Mo-, August 10, 1857
An omnibus containing fourteen persons all belong
10 the family OF ID. X Hart while going 10 picnic yes
tsrday upset the railroad embankment the oppo.
site side OF the river and precpitated the inmates thirty
i've feet into pond. All we're more or less injured.
william Aiken, prominent citizen, died suddenly OF
apope this morning
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THE SACRAMENTO.

The Wrecked Crew to be shipped 10 America.
LONDON August 10, 1867
Dispatches have been received here from Bombay
stating that the OF the United States ship OF
Sscramehto which was recently wrecked on the
OF india will soon depart from that for the United
States 10 the ship General Caulled.
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AMERICAN BETTING.

Wager About Fireproof Safes.
PARIS. August 19-Evenng.
Various nreproof safes on exhibition at the Paris Ex
position having been subjected to public tests in
competition with each other the Herring Safe, from
New York, won the WAGER staked upon the result
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MEI.INET,
International Jury.

A. .
Six Ps-Pocts-Painters-Preach
and Politcians-a suffer from Dyspepsia Nervousness
Loss of Appetite Liver Complaints and all which
they may cure prevent BY the OF PLANTATION BIZ
TIERS II those sufferers took these Bifters the poetry
would be purer the paintings grander the lves.
the acting ruer the prntpg neater and the politics hon.
ester This splendid tonic nygorates the system eoAbes
the brain to work heathily.
Perhaps article well endorsed by all who
have used It.
MAGNOLIA wATER.-A delightful tolle. arucls-sups-
rior TO cologne and at half the price,
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THE WAR IN GAMBIA.

Americas Appeal ON Behalf Of tho Sufferers.
LONDON, August TO- 1867.
II is reported that the Sublime Porto has received
urgent behalf Of the suffering Cretans from the
govern msp OF the United States
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THE AMERICAN sxcyGsIONlsTs.

The Holy Land Visitors ut CoustnntinopIe.
LONDON, August 49, 1861.
The American steamship Quaker City, Captain Dun.
can, which sailed from New York the 10th of June
with the Holy Land excursIons!s board has arrived
81 Constants nople.
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A U ST R IA.

Govorument Pledge Of Religious Liberty.
ViEsSA, August 10. 1867.
The Austrian government has pledged itself to enlarge
the civil and religious liberties Of the Protestant inhbit
ants Of tho empire
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OniciRI Proof from Paria.
n, -STEINWAY SONS TRIUMPHANT.
STElNWAY& SONS arc enabled positively 10 announce
that they have been awarded -
THE FIRST GRAND GOLD MEDAL FOR
AMERICAN PIANOS.
this medal being distinctly classified all
American exhibitors. In proof OF which the following
OFFICIAL CERTIFICATE
Of the President and members of the Jury
Musical Instruments IL annexcd-
PARIS. July 20 1867.
certify that the first go1 medal for American Pianos
has been unanimously awarded TO Messrs SterwAy Sous>
by the Jury of the International Exposition.
First on the list in class X.
MEIINET,
s.a.. President of international Jury.
GEoRGks KAsrSER,1 u.nh...
ANBRoIsr THoMAs. ~ a.
ED HANsLtCk,
r. A. GEvAFRr, Anser nAto"s'
j. SCHtEDNAYER.
The original erthcae together with the Official cata-
logue of awards" in which the OF sTErNWAY b
SONS recorded dst on the list be their WARE.
ROOMS, FIRST FLOOR OF STEINwAY HALL new
numbers 100 and Ill East Fourteenth street. New York
The Telegram In Creating n Complete Rev0,
luton IN evening Journalism 1t already has the argese
circulation OF any paper Of its class In the country
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A Cure Warranted Money Returned.
FILTERS Vegetable Rheumatic Remedy permanently
Agents, DEMAs s1KSks. Il Psst row. HExsoLD. 81
Broadway
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The Weather md Harvest.
LospoS, August TO- 1867.
The rain storms have ceased. The weather Is very
. fins and favorable for the crops
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Al the first symptom Of Paralysis, which Is generally
either prcking sensation or partial nunDness rub tho
part affected long and vigorously with undiiuted READY
RELIEF, and administer IT. diluted, tIse hours TN
the symptoms cease Nv this parayte attack mag
almost always be warded Oh Price 60 cents per bottle
sold BY druggists.
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TIE LONDON Mosxr MARKET. --LospoS, August 10
Evening -Consols closed at % for money. American
securities closed at the following rates. United States
nve-twenty bonds buoyant at 741f, Illinois Central
Railway shares 77I; Erie Railway shares, 45k.
Tus CONTINENTAL BouRsEs.-FRANgPoRT August 10
Evening.-Uned States bonds closed at 573s for the
issue of 1861
THs LIVERPOOL CorroS hARKn--LTvERrooI, August
1o-Evening.-Tne cotton market closed with down.
ward tendency, though quotations unchanged. The
following are the closing prIces:-Middling upands,
10Xd. middng Orleans, 111d. The sales Of the day
foos up TO- 900 bales.
LIVERPOOL BsEADsrurrs MARKrr.-LIvEarooL, August
1o-Evening The market for breadstuffs closed I'M
changed Wheat, 13s %. Corn, 3ss. Sd.
LIVERPOOL PROVISIONS hARKTr-LIvKHrooL. August
19-Evening. Cheese firm at COS. Cd Other articles
unchanged.
LIVERPOOL PRoprcE MARKET -LIvEsPoor- August 49,
Evening. Rosn, common Is Cd. medium do, 13s.
Spirits turpe ntine 32s 3D. Petroleum, sgd per gal
Ion for spirits and Is 3Isd for refined
LoNpos hARKsrs.-LoSpoS August 19-Evenng -
Sugar and iron steady at the noon quotations All otner
articles are unchanged In price.
TuE ANTWERP MARKns.-ANTwERP, August 10, 1851 -
To-day and to morrow will be observed as holidays The
produce market and the stock Exchange will be closed
Petroleum at 43s
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Cri.te doro's Hair Dye The Best Ever VI nm.
ufsctued Wholesale and retail; also applied. - Ma
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DEATH or WIN. 8. CAMPBELL

NASHVILLE Tenn AUGUST 70, 1867.
Wamm. B. Campbell. late member of Congress from
this DISTRICT, died at his residence Lebanon, thts
morning, of disease Of the heart
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Marine Intelligence.

LONDON. August l9.-The London and New York line
steamship Belona, Captain Dixon from New York Au.
gust 3, arrived here this morning
LivERPooIs August l9--rhe steamship Ontario, Cap
sam haise OF the Pioneer line, which left Boston on
the stu OF August, arrived here late last evening
LONDONDERRY. August 19.--The steamship Austrian,
pool.
=. QrkrssTowx August io-The Cupard steamship
haa, captain hcMickan, from New York August o,
arrived here today on the way to Liverpool
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p1s .s i. Xs: s... Is. sif4 cr S.so! r.
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THE Telegram ~ Creating q Complete Revo-
luton In evening IL already has TIE aIgess
circulation Of any paper Of oass 10 the country
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DR.. Kespedy's. Dierrhea CsrdiaI.-One Bot.
tie will every family In sickness In hex.th shoald
have bottle 81 every Sayellsr BY end or X wss.
CO.. 81 Park row; g. WELLS CO., 1875 Fulton strssS
and G n CRfTrENTON, % Sixth Avenue, ~ Y. A. retail
By al druggists. price o.
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:, The Telegram Il Crens!ng a Complete R.y ..s
circulation Of any paper Of It's class In the EQUITY
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PIX .. tg:nu. .'fss s "a ss.s. as NJ.
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Il! Le ans. s. gs s. T. ssucs-bs'ssoas sss''
JOIN DUSCAN's SONS. Agents Tor the ustsi s,siss
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Grover A EaLcr,s HIGHEST Premiss -
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Esgc,ition U.iyerssiies Paris: 1851.
AWARDED over eighty two compeors the highest premium
Butonhoc Machtnsshe only gold medal for this oraach q
manufacture See ocal issi OF awards and fac sius az
medal At WHEELER a WILSON'S.
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TIE Howe, lssh!ns Cc.'s l,sc. stitch stitch, So So
sewing machineL President So Broadway Nsv rssx
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Vtuum Bouum Bouum sanautnem Faci-~
SPEER's VINE makes gooa blood and irnpars new NE
and tone whole system hrc@ en-, Ior s1n.y sncc.
ssons and the Ses tonic ladies' weakly persons and
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MoRRls WILKINS AUo11osEER'-HASDsoAl
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, MIRRORS, CARPETS.

Z. H., LUDLOW 4 CO. win sell at auction, ON Thursday
March 1851 II o'clock IL West Twelfth street,
Fifth the entire contained In sd house.
consisting part carved rosewood Suit In
brocstel rosewood Etagere, Round, Fancy and
Gard Tables. two ebony and gilt Reception Chairs two Oval
Mirrors black Extension Table, Dining Room
Chairs carved oak Buffet black walnut Sdeboard, Hal
Stand Chairs Cornces, Window Shades black walnut
Deasteads Dressing bureaus Armolre-a glace Shaving
sands marble top commodes Towel RaSts carved black
ssses Bois,ers and Pillows &c. together with assort
OF Kitchen and Laundry Furniture with which iht
sale will commence.
Catalogues al the auctioneers once No. Pine street.
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u,ICHARD WALTERS, sHERIFF's AUCrToNEER-
IL Express wagop--wil sell Monday, N O'Clock at
Broadway, TO pay storage and advances,
kxprcss Wagon. s.~.e s.t
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COAsTWIsE STEAMSHIPS.
DACIFIC NAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANYs
THROUGH LINE
TO CALIFORNIA,

VIA PANAMA RAILROAD.
Steamers leave pier ~ North river foot OF Canal street. at
II O'Clock, noon, as follows
March lst-RfSlNG STAR, Captain w. q. Furber, con.
meeting with GOLDEN CITY, Captain J. T. Watkins
March llth--HENRY CHAUNCEY, Captain A. @. Gray
connecting with MONTANA. Captain j. Sutton.
March Hst.0CEAM% % QUEEN, Captain z A. Barris,
All departures touch at Acapulco; those Of lst
at Panama with steamers for South Pacific
lst and lh for Central American ports and those Of Ii
touch At Manzanilio.
Departure OF llth each month connects with the
steam line from Panama Australia and New Zealand.
Steamer of March H. 1857 will with the companys
steamer COLORADO, San Francisco for Yokohama
and Hong Kong April 3. 1857.
100 pounds baggage allowed each adult Medicines and
attendance free.
passage and all further information apply
the Office the wharf, foot Of Canal street North river,
New York F. r. BABY, Agent.
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EUROPEAN STEAMSHIPS.
ArEw YORK AND BREMEN STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
IN The lrst class United States mail Steamship
WESTERN METROPOLIS, VIM. Weir commander,
will pier 46 North river THURSDAY March at 10
o'clock A. NJ.
FOR SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMEN
Taking passengers TO Southampton, London Havre and
Bremen at the following rates. payable In gold equsa
FIRST cabin, sl,o second cabin. SO: steerage ss7 So
ATLANTIC Captain O. Hoyer win follow .April
BALTIC Captain A. O. Jones' win follow April -
For freight passage apply TO
ISAAC TAYLOR, President, 20 Broadway
THE HAMBURG AMERICAN PACKET coNPANYs
TEUToNIA,
G. Bardua, commander carrying the United mall
will sail on Saturday, March l6 at II NJ for
HAMBURG,
taking passengers for Hamburg, Havre Southampton and
London.
First cabin s25 second cabin, s75 steerage $s So pay
able in gold or Its equivalent
The HAMMONIA win sail March 80
KUNHARDT CO., q. b. RICHARD BOAS,
General Agents, General Passenger Agents..
- Exchange place, N. T. No. Barclay street. N. Y.
NOTICE TO PARTIES GOING ABRoAD-ESGLIsH,
IN French German Spanish and American Gold and Gov
ernmen securities always on hand and for sae in sums 20
suit Also Drafts In sums Of IS and upwards all the
~ Broadway, two doors above Wall street.
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ANTHOLOGY.


A CARD.--MADAxB ROSS, MEDICAL AND .BUsL.
~ ness Clsirvoyant has removed 70 ls West Ifieenu
street. near sixth where shows the hnd
tells The name o. the ron WI marry. beware n
hterato peerder who y 70 initiate her. Lucsy aumbeyA
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SALES AT AUCTION.

SHERIfF's SALE; r,os,rr,,
CLOTHS, CAsSIMERES, TRIMMINGS. &C.
RICHARD WALfEs.S auctioneer, will sell on Ionday,
at III O'clock ST No q East Broad superior
OF ne Clothing over Dress and Business Coats Pants
Vests, Cloths, cassieres Tweeds Linens, Trimmings,
Hose hne, white and inside Shirts, Drawers Velvet and
other Ribbons, Gloves, &c. ". W. MURPHY.
JOHN KELLY, Sheriff.
TUESDAY MARCH s, AT IL O'CLOCK A. M, 100000
Picture Frames at auction OF all sizes and varieties of
styles oyas and ached tops imitation rosewood and gold,
suitable for photographs portraits &c all frat class goods
Goods on vew at the salesroom Tuesday morning
TTNlTEp STATES NAVY YARD, BosToN-coM.
u mandants Once Feb. 81, 1867.
FOR SALE At AUCTION.
The United States ship Ino will be sold at public auction,
4, the United states Navy Yard Boston, on Thursday the
The no Is full rgged ship, length l5s feet breadth 3.
feet depth feet about $50 draugh loaded IL feet
inches has long poop cabin. and topgaiant forecase
The vessel an Inventory OF articles Of OUTFIT &C.
sold with her, can be at the Navy Yard
viii be required that ~ cent of the purchase money
be deposited on theday of tho sale and the payment COM
peted and the within two weeks from that
day. JOHN RODGERS Commsndant.
WILLIAM TOPPING, ATCTIoNEER--BY WILLIAM
w Topping Co.-wil sell on Tuesday March B. 1857 at
their store LIB Church street. account of whom may
large lot Of bedding consisting In part OF 900
Pillows feather and oek 300 feather and book Beds hair
husk and sea grass Mattresses &c, &C.
WIN. wITTERs AUoTIoNEER SELLS ONMONDAY,
w at IL o'clock the billiard saloon $50 Broadway, two
fne Billiard Tables. made BY Griffith togoher with
Mirrors Chairs Tables Pictures Counters Glassware and
everything usually found In first class establishment
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ONLY AMERICAN LINE TO ENGLAND AND
ss. ys,s and as:5. csm..sy ss.. % Or;
New Yers Mai Steamship @ S So@any s'asss Nj.
ssd ,sm 5s IaS ne
sSIas $sy. calling Es%ss,S = NOON ',' 10, =.
Akkeo .a a.n ssssaasy Assss zp l
sgITSs Z Tssn..ad s.isrssy 1 Asy is
.rs is,iP f'S' Ssi';f GOLD
An eIperieneed surgeon on board. 49,, -
Value S'
Sos j. otSsssSS a5ssToSk toT fst and g e.
" ''''''' ''''' 'A-'a Josa d ~ J. VcoxsrooK Agent
JAMES A. worfoN, Havre General Assn, i's IN Eurcps
oAf5Eos ASEfEsS Ek 4S gssSFAl
VIA NIGARASuh EVERY TWENTY DAYS
"" os.,sss ,xs u Eh4sclsso Az s :';' ssP sssn
p.S Ds csSs y .ss
win p;ss:.nse1: and i,ss,. !, yer: low rates cennsoins
AMERICA, Captain w',.%sn ,5,s ana .,,.
For further information apply 10 the North American
' wa. b. WEBB, President
IN. cARRINGfoS, Agent.
151 West street, corner Warren street. n r.
NORTH GERMAN LLOYD.
IN .eeora.ocs With .rsns.m:nt effected VIII ne ne
Oce Department steamships OF the
New York every DhursdAy and after the ID
s. RSss 1s as carrying ''' o''a
OELRicHs CO.. GO Broad street.
CTgAx To LIVERPOOL, CALLING AT QUEENS
- townThe fnmsn Line sailing semi weekly carrying the
CRY or xsTwKRr nsw,........; Saturday, March 2
khNGARoo AZ ..................wed wednesday March q
ely or oSToS............. Saturday, March 70
CITY 0F cvRx Wednesday, March 9 9
land each succeeding saturday and weanssdsy Al noon.
RATES OF PASSAGE
s r rri stii 81 sISAsHR sAiliss svsnr sATrnpAY.
FIRST tsSn 70 ooa sno se.rsss IN currency sso
To London. ils TO London 9
Return tickets 10 Pars and back SO sold
Passage E the "Wednesday steamers, first cabin, ol10;
Steerage, 3SL Payable In United States currency.
Passengers also forwarded 70 Havre Hamburg Bremen,
steersge passage from Liverpool Queenstown ~ cur.
reny Tickets ~ bought here BY persons sending for
FOR further information sDry 4 ss e. :s'
~ Broadway. n. y.
THE NORTH GrRMAN LIoyD's
i Steamship DEUTSCHLAND, n. wcnels, master,
carrying the United mall. will sail from the Bremen
per- foot Of Thi5s Cs '.Sssa RGscSsns MARCH.
BREMEN. VIA '22curHAxrroS,
oSlos. IHAvRs. SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMEN,
al the following rates payable IN gold or ts equivalent 10
por he rr cabin srS second cabin s7S secras. 81 ~
TO be followed b. the steamship AMERICA. Meyer.
OBLAIcBs . CO., y Brosd street.
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NOTICE TO BUfLDERs-PROPosA1S FOR BUILD:
Az Ing of stone new Church Edhce N the village o.
ncacns @ BE- seen =, the store Of Post in said v
aee VIII be received until the day u April NEXT Sepa-
rate proposals Tor mason and work. for the
Tire building may be forwarded - \. n. VAIL ooshsn'
n. n. VAIL. 81 II fiOWHLk
N. G. SANFORD. JOIfH WALLACE
Dated 0osnxp, Peb. n, 1867 00mmittee
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TAMEs JENKINS. AUCTIoNEER, WILL SELL AT
81 auction, Wednesday, March at II O'Clock at 140
Broaaway Forty first street. four Coaches ten Rock
sways Top Wagons open Road Wagons doctors
Yhaeons, peny Phaeons, two six seat Germantown
Rokaway i've Depot Wagons ffy sets Harness. thirty pair
Dianket Haiers surcnges, Whips 6c Also bay
Mare sorrel Hambetonian Horse Star Mare, one
troting Pony. black Mare with several other work
Horses. Sale positive
The New York herald., 1867-03-03
IIENRY d. MINER, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Ii Nassau street, opposite the Post Office.

BoGART ArCTIoNEER,-BY VIRTUE OF A
e. chstcl mortgage will expose for sale st public auc
nou Monday, March 1857 at II O'Clock A. NJ, at the
foot OF Forty h street East river north side Of said
dip frame Buil1ng Layer, one Furnace Layer,
Pans Railroad Track, Potash Desk, three Chairs
Iron Safe Stove &C. and all Tools contained In said
building JOHN r. FARRIN0TON,
Attorney for NortgAgec