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Decorum in the Senate.

We hear gread deal from the Radicat
press about Congressional manners. No
long ago when Democratic member Of the
House charged Radical member with hav-
ing uttered falsehood, lie was instantly
called to order by the Speaker, and by vote
Of that dignifed body was publicly reprimand-
ed. At the same time the Radical journals
throughout the country set up tremendous
howl, and could scarcely find words enough
TO denounce this gross breach of Congress
sional decorum. In the Senate however, a
different code of manners prevails, partcu,
lary when Radical Senators choose to handy
epilhets in reference TO each other or govern
ment officials. On Wednesday, February 20,
the Secretary Of the Treasury was denounced
as pauper and thief, aud no objection
came from the presiding officer, who quietly,
sat n his chair and permitted the disgrace
ful scene to 60 on unrebuked. During the
same debate, Mr.. Sherman plainly called
Mr.. Sumner liar, and the same stolid in.
difference was manifested by the Senate, and
the Massachusetts Senator took no pains to
deny the soft impeachment. Of course we
shall have nothing in condemnation Of this
disreputable performance from the Radical
press. They will remain silent and condone
the otfense, because it was committed by
one of their own partsans. Such shameless
Inconsistency is only calculated to excite
contempt in the minds Of all unprejudiced
men, and cannot fail to bring upon it the
merited scorn Of The American people, who
are now daily called upon to blush for the
conduct Of their fathless and degenerate
represen tatiyes.- Philadelphia Aqe.
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SrIPPIYG INTELLIGENCE.
PORT or Masses 4

CLEARED.
Steamship Washington Chichester Norfolk c POat .nd Rc~'oa
'' shin t oV Of Montreal Dsg~,. Liverpool Dauha~
S ss4s T Home rp Ros Si SSi K So"ase
Barb Emily l. Ada s"aseJ Naples VI. r~'sosPa- !" '" LIVED
70 B,rt r. MURRAY, IT, mulgsn POrt.sPraes R Mnr.. IT,
Brig Anue (Br Dart Cork Falmouth Zoe ORDERS pe "os
Brig Valencia Small Ponee. P. R, Miller HsssbnH
Burep, Williams wsshiHgoO n g. Isoa,' s hoe'
ssT Ss ToSns. Bshnore Van rSai sIssSI
ssI y.po, sys G ssT RS.io saI P s"n. wot
Sest B.t%sTs Hso" . E smG ssep ss STss Co. '"
ARRIVED.
se,bp AIhemarie Bouae aud HOrtt. with mise s.s
P' Steamship Moro C.ls ADAM. Feb q at 10
weather and detained Y hogrs BY 500" storm VI
steamship Rspidsa Baton NeN Orleans FeS 3h With @d'' .'S
S,w,hu Neptune Bske Boston H and 70 w. r.
k d Slower Pierce Trinidad Cuh. DAYS sss
moIs.ss. Ward Co Lea br, k''A0a tBr aud ss~ea"'
BARK Harriet aOop Ayres Sc with h AID ~sO' to
otTst ,ss Miller Gr.s,s1.%s Z s.G ~.
BARI H6os Fsntha oi BOsioa HoSroot days.
BARI Trssa Seegsi To@ Providence, % ballast %
S%f h5I o D Wet S t' Co La bard ps1 as Z. ~
nGsih big n : E@fr' G;' o5 a,, with hide. q. ..
R NJ somoa Kuds Feb a. Ses oos - spoke BE- 'cAf
BS Ksss tot 81 JSlSs ~ Dover B.fsar.s A. % days.
S . sq1 aT M SsSs1 S sssns siscSs sn s.s
vessel to leak Leu org Magnet for neCars Island ." 'A
Brig superior s~s Pe,ss.ou with ude 70 FuasA
Bug Msrv Bo@eher (o shebuiue S. BouAer Cnf.sso. d.y
sugar ~ Brett. 1 Co
Canena. Marshall Bridgeport
Ly Chsrlestoa. with adss 10 hoar1dy o.
j Segrine Frrueh Jacksonville
john Ferns 81 John. ningon n g. with nass 70 Iss
sehr Geu Grant Co.'S Gloucester with Ssh to A. st..a..
Schr Paragon Sbuse, Charleston ruPper Beatie
S Ss H W a%o So r' o sG Isr S. rs.a'p
Schr Energy. Broun, Gloucester.
schr J. y.Nenagtov. ChPnsu Boston for Philadelphia
Sehr Fanny Mos. DAVIS Pal iiy.r
Schr Arctic. Hoigton Booth Bay,
Schr Bzna J. Cot, Purse HAssenesd Va
Sehr Lola Monte. SParro~s New Bedford
Sehf Chase. lngrshsn, Providence.
Sshr HydtaHgeA, FrrGuce, ke~'hAgen
Schr Sophia R. jameson iapesoo Bedford
Schr impress, Kennedy. Roekand
SehT Star. kruneiy R0okisnd
Bullwiukle. RTrach. kAsd.
Schr Red Jacket AVerli. Rockand
" Pruden COOmhs. Rackland.
Schr Maggie Bell Hall. RockiAnd-
Schr Jusina. Gregory, Rockiaad.
Schr Panet Perry. Rookand
Sehr Messenger Hotiea. lOckisod
Schr Amehs, Blims. RocklAnd.
X II. IiOdgion, Babh, koctiand
Schr. Arctic, kly, Rockand
SedT. Gea. Grant, Cssmbs Gloucester
DISASTER.
BosroN 4The Horton lof Ysrnsuth. 81
with railroad fallen In With Peb ~
Banks distress having the I'D. IN
badly
fishing schooner Bounding Bo~ remained by he oEtn
abandoned with 10 feet Of Der hsit
The Mahouer Coffin from Philadelphia Cor Boxoa.
ashore last night the the east side 1srpa
SPOKEN
Shr Albert Bl from Porto Rico for Ne~ York II lays out Feb IT.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
March ARRIVED bng Jasints o Caiuegos sar Juis
nom Pouce
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BORT Uaroen's Noiire.
FREEDMEN IN WANT OF EMPLOYMENT.

To N, Editor Of The Trbtus
SIR: An article published in The Independent quits
lately inviting applicants for abcres among the freed
men OF this District TO address Capt Wall Seventeenth
and Lists seems 60 msled persons 10 the belief
that the National Freedmeas Relief Association d. O..
had discontinued their work III the Industrial 10
partment.
TO correct this mistake would the public thas
we are giving entire time and energies TO tho relied
and elevation OF the destitute Freedmen here We have
succeeded In assisting than homes aud
rative labor In the North during the year. and have
ON file applications by as many more We hope thss
farmers mechanics and manufacturers will avail them,
selves OF tins opportunity to aid the unemployed freed
men, and supply deficiency OF laborers whoreye<
needed.
That our position may be understood allow me 10 staaa
that the Association through its general agent has re-
ceved from employers of these people since August 1868
when this work began less than s25 for incidental az
penses In their transfer.
The classes OF persons wishing homes and
fully, IMrslJ 8 Hsy,sp, ,ls'e
Washington, Fob. 10. 1867 - - '""'''''
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TRAINS LEAVE EBW YORK
Por New Haven 100 800 CEI 3la u I25 (EIl 900 81
as. 4 ~ aud % (lirl p $3.50 go ~. -,
Tx lilo a l@lJ tktl JO NH
1f5. 80 and LOO (Et.l p.
For Mifopi and stTatf8ri 100 n % m. 3i5, A3op
For Fanded Southport We1por 100 lL3J as 80
For EorFan 100 100 Br) 900 l3)A l2i5 tBI 300 9TH
34J, 40 $50, 8OO tErD p. M.
FOR Greenwcb TOO 800 ll31 as. Jf3 40 sd go m
For stanford RI 800 lJj ll3 (kLl 40, dO
CEtl AS, 43l go. go. 800 (kr.l, p. IN. -. 80
Fof Chester aud intermediate stations 20 OOJ l0 a NJ Ei'
Jf5. 4 ~ so. 90 100 p.
CONNECTING TRAINS
Boston. Springfield BOD A. krI, 800 (Er), 300 p m
For Boston, via Shore Lane lAlj (EI J, 800 p m 49, 80 a.,
For Hartford AMI Springfield 400 kL lIlS JV) (ELt sW
p u 80 . A..
For IiAfiori Providence Fhs Railroad 300 r m Ri'
For New Haven New loadoa AMI Soangoa RiIoh at g." m
r. IS, 300, 800 ,.
For Canal Railroad l2l5 p. ~ 20 Northampton
For ll0u.a0nic Railroad 100 m. 300 D.
FOR Kaugatlck Railroad 800 m, 3O
For Danbury and NorTalk Railroad zoo 4DO m. 40 p
Commodous Sleeping Cars attached 10 800 % tram - ,
JAMES H. HOYT supt
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Alarble nlantcls

NIARBIE IZED SLATE MANrELS-Supcrior
lfb appearances i1lbie hag us price o maf1r 1 u
STEWART No. OO5 sixth ave. hetaern ntl AtAAA
MARBLE MANTELS.-3J0 MANIELS on
III hand ofrve-y f a quaHtgl which viii BE- sol for te ueu
days liberal iellcal A kLADhtS nani.i "afe''o no
w Last Eighteenth I-!td ale, ~ l. Ca1 -- 0--
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-03-05
,aIe b. Auttion.
no. A LEAHrrr. Auetioneer.
iro A. LEAvrTT AuououeeI.
S(ooK -rrp,DFSALE ROOMS, 498 Broadway.
RShHTr iTREIl6H Co successors to j. Z Cooley Cox

;yo A. LEAvrrT AuoioneeI
h~oory .ry,ptDFSALE ROOMS 498 Broadway.
I 1.r,r STREHIGH Co. successors 70 j. J. Cooley Cox
= ns..' ~ ,,iTKD IiBRAmEs CATALOGUED AND SoLD.
,Snty hh nd following DAYS, a. o'clock p N each day.
.''"DAi' GRBAT SAIB OF AUTOGRAPHS.
oeco Of autographs Of the late h Tent Of Savannah,
probably largest and most valuable autograph collection
4@d for country IN the world The collection
, siae THIRTY THOUSAND AUTOGRAPHS, American and
,frfrnr ny ye great value aud tt results OF thirty
q et- by Nr Ttfl u particularly rich w early Colo.
governors aud te Generals 81 the American Reyou0ai also Of
% er who fought for American Independence, also IN leading
IL zen revolutionary period; literary artists The clergy,
Bishops Presidents and vcePsueuts 81 the United states
n. Of the Contne1tal Congress War aud Of the
General JUDGES Speakers OF Congress Naval Com
K collection specially
& f1rn celebrities statesmen, lawyers generals dnes hO-
science artists distinguished females kings queens, enpc-
" Sc so But the Growing glory Of the
BlOEERS OF THB CONSTITUTION or THE UNITED STATES
10 ciers and gnatr and the SiGNES OF THE
DECLARATION or INDEPENDENCE Isl letters end guatare
baking thc number Of The nustrous Fifty six j.
Catalogues ready, Price -
THURSDAY, March 5 a II O'Clock =. m
hPbCIAL lhADh ehLb VI IVo ~ III ;r,t,.
O al sf and variety Of vesi oval end arce tors hnhea ID %
rosewood and gold composition, uable M portraits pn'''
ErspaS &C. &c Catalogues ready
N 10000 PICTURE FRAMES -
SPECIAL TRADE SALE or 100000 PICTURE FRAMES OF an
6 and varieties o. styles os AND archei tops finished m tsoh
rosewood and gold also composition Suitable for rortIa
All regular gees o. the hst manufacturing
bouses the country and Warranted made Of The best material ana
This OF this Kind ever oleItu 10 Ee
bubble vel worthy tie ecal attention q dealers 10 Frame az
u sold without Of the Trade 9r0ol 50
broadway BY LEAVlTI STEEBEIGH Co.. on ICESDAl AaIon
\ ready win e1bed the morning Ohe day
ale
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Ocean CLEANERS.

national STEAM NAVIGATION COM
IN PAEY o. jSsmsr, weekly Liverpool calling az Queens
Town The p frc1ss Iron Steamships OF this Line vail Be DIS
patched a. follow ihe.N No Nortl River:
LOUISIANA" Hrrngt SATURDAY. March
tTHk QUEEN URDAl, March TO-
"DKNhARk, Thomson lRDAl, Marcel p
ERIN. Cutting UkDAl March J
Z An experienced surgeon each si0 Tree o charge
Dth Issued r any amount payable any usul Great Britain Or
The Continent
CABIN passage to Liverpool or Queenstown. so gold
Tsough Pssssge Pans Aztser Hamburg Bremen London &C.
Steesge psssars bring persons Liverpool Queens
tow 80 be- oted No broadway.
67Brod Cor Steerage lek the Passage Once Of the COu
80 :. : 80 j. W J. HURST. Manager.
INR0M NEW-YORK TO FRANCE DIRECT.
j. STEAMSHIP GREAT EASTERN
CARRYING TIE UNITED STATES MAILS
Sir JAMES ANDERSON. Comm aBder.
Tie ffeneh Company G Csaftf1 Of tle GREAT EASTEEN,
having provided the sp with boers thoroughly etttd and
Teiurnishsd her ever department with special reereHee this
Zee vii ran her regularly between ea ioIk and Bret - follows;
TUESDAY April SATURDAY ....... April r.
THURSDAY MAY l6 TUESDAY June
..Juus p THURSDAY H.
sr thapAa ..Jul - SATUEDA August a
IhLSDA1 September j. TUESDAY October J.
oAi OhDA Ocioher lJlIIiURSDAl November T.
lAhlNH ONLY l1EsTCLASS pASSENGERS.
$40 sIa SlOl
According 10 location end size OF room.
Ieku ior M bore rse Issued al reduction Of $50 70 pafss
Passenger. fraishs on board m lroad tickets from B
u rams 81 Tie reduced ~ 40 81 for second
ss oeng reduction Of Is regular Twelty cubic
tes o. baggago slleFt4 " esrI passenger.
Ieus q eeeai ssird i0r Ens gland And the Continent.
FOR Passst sPpJto WELLS, FARGO Co..
80. =. Psssee Agents. No "a Broadway
FOR heshi WHIT. COLEMAN Co,
No. M Psortft
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DY JOHNSON. MILLER a. HALL,
NJ AUCTiONEEES AND
REAL EsTATE BKOKEI


No, Is NASSAUST.
st, Residence. Store. and Lots; coan Seat AID Farms bought
eOt rented, and eSehangel
Loans negotiated , A9SS6g a MS Al 59iIIe 49,
TRSg FORTY rIIIED STlo tr--sory BRICK HOUSES snd
SOTS north side Of Ws toyiarst between FINN and si5ii
nOa Improvements good orders No. 80 2Sis French basement
houses; Lots zoos SIXTY per may remain mortgage
!, p ot =, fl. A lRSR6oMs No m Broadway
Positive sale Of 10 Brick aud Frame Dwelling Hons, n The sey3ih
bolsn CITY Also 81 valuable building lots ia the Seventh and Nine
South Eshst east c Of No, Ic 1872 and lss three so brct
IIoy sosth s between Belfr end three bean
Gl tTosory ami basement frame cottages built in superior nsnuer
each house 1884 each house contains water and heater
Drks,ve south side IS fret Throqpsye handsome
81 Fulton south side la3 TO- West Of SchenectsdySye one
wloughbyays north SIDE between Gaaye and RyersOnst Eve
Mioossbyys so3il side opposite The above t9Ts, lots
'MIthesye, between Heues sid HoopeI-sis tye lots
Bsiust west side between Hop,6 and Saratogayes six lots
saEsiOgaaye, side between Baltic aud warreusts lots
HoBoEEY CITY PROPERTY
rsiory basement brek house extension bat
fupsOr with Philadelphia brick front aud b'oTBoHe thin
Terms liberal For Map particular. apP at 'be Oacc o. the
ABSOLUTE SALE OF 50 VALUABLE LOTS AND THREE Dwell
Y LING HOUSES IN THE SEVENTH AND NINETEENTH WARDS
q Remsen Homestead" nd Lots
Clymerst adjoining the above large Barn and three Lots
called he that the Above lots the
EnIBeiate vicinity the proposed Public Docks and Nls and
what will be The grand between TOE Ea;em td Western Dis
fricts Of BROOKLYN.
y Ross.st between broadway snd Lee-ave. three Lots
Broadway, Rossst.. too Lots
BroadNaT and Ee3T-sL eight Lois.
HBwessL, between Lee and Mavav three splendid Lots with
Dart
y Bcdfort-ave, corner PeGnst.. forr Lots
BedfOrave th viii he paved with Nicholson
aad will De the sdng 20 Prospect Park
y Pem-st, between Nvheayr. and keutaye., our AOu-
between Bed and Lots
Rntleasest between Beiisilve snf ieeaye. fouy Lots
Penn-st, Leeaye. With party wall. i've Lots
between parsaFc and Elustingave. Lots
blocks the contemplated Public Docks
And Basins
hasye northW Of hOpkrssL, three tWosoy Frame
Cottage with Brios Cellars.
Flushing Ssnlfor Frnme House
s Brick Basement all bu b das house 225 containing a
Rooms. lot 25xlO0.
y Terms liberal
maps particulars apply the Office Of the AuouesH No %
EsssauAL
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NRW- YORK and FLUSHING RAILROAD
~ untrrs Point. l5i % a 10 80 IA 80 "
81 IN. p NJ; 40 p $50 b'Op m UP ~
Suniags ll1O . $50 Through 10 1ieA heet
connecting Stages Manhs ami Port Washington returning az
73l 2.aD Tucyiay and SATURDAY nigh Extra raves
Flushing al II Hunters Point - 2;l9 a. ~ BOATS eAo ''4'
Slip ever halfhour Thirty fourth every - mnntes
l. O. VOORHEES, Supetnenieai
NORTHERN RAILROAD of NEW JERSEY.
~ Trains win Jerssy CITY Peunout bs5 and U ~
and LIS ani p NJ Saturdays on ild3 N The BIZ
and 4:I2 trains r through 10 Nonsey ,.
NEW JERSEY RAILROAD-Train leave
~ foot Of Couraudst Tor PuLDELPHA a. AMI 10 m !! m
GaBJ II m for WAsHaGTOs al ani 10 m
D m. and f. midnight
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NAr4-YARh. N0aF0tE Va. feh. p, 1901.
6 FRIG ATE BRANDHWINE

GALE of Z. s. FRIGATE BRANDYWlNE.
- viii b. SOLD Public AaeoH 20 te highest BIDDER ~ tas y
On SATURDAY @ oc0cL The wrecked hn Of il
D. fgate BRANDlWlNE which has been recently raised Is aloa
hnd 4 copper. fastened aud shelthel
TERMS or SALETh- 20 b. removed from the Navy lid
Sihn Eve G DAYS q sale ineen @ per cent of the purchase money to
a.. paid immediately which 70 be forfeited . the
removed within th time above specified and the remainder
D. Be paid before tie wreck removed By order the Nayy Depart
Hent \ G. ROMAN, NcmnaHoAA"
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A. NJ. MERwlN. Auctoneer
by RANGS. NERWIN & CO., Broadway cor.

March T. g. and 9. AZ octck - -
ne entre MEDICAL LIBRARY Of the late T DAVID HoSAeh
kadin Burope 'c 1r - which be bed several Professor
bhps comprises - ~por IT. scarce ana expensive boo
hlso presentation thc Autographs OF eminent surgeons
Physicians Books relating 10 the history OF
mer &c Catalogues ar, ly wiz be SEM to address on
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EW- YORK and NEW -HAYEN RAILROAD.
l.5l WINTER ARRANGEMENT 1857
COMMENCING DC. DO lllo

passenger Station n Twenty svenii an! Fourth
ave kltrince Twenty scVcuthsi
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE. TUESDAY, M
Gmusemsnt5.
WALLACE.
Proprietor aud Nnage LbSIBh hAhbASN
TUESDAY EVENING. March 5. 1857.
aasr elTefs! preparation will BE- produced
an ENTIRELY NEW COMEDY
BY Watts Philips, ennt.sl
INVESTMENT"
Gmusements.

autM NJ
TUESDAY RyESIEG, March 5. 1851.
''' '-''- '''l AZ Entirely ''i NEW COMEDY
" "''i S FH.P1 i;S ;'"''''
Enier Ser Scenery. ss.sr Ih,rroo ,qa 9 Exam.
Cospues. hessrs Fanugry anl Benscho.cn
,iI1itnIe i1l Appo.a'measa ...by hr Jane llaeW
Aai 45PT,a a ~ NJ is M l So,ahaue
OF. p Ani speHisi Cast Of Characters, follows ,r.r,..
oq4.ha G,rfosiy spsao IN .,oc charles F;ss,
william Kite esll o. F,lon Hall surrey Eno.aas
Owes rtt 'eJ 70 Gaifr, i aasSo
n ,. o@f fa5 20 s'.S S 4, % browne
' Stock brokers' "' o. W5
Serp. Trinsfsrs CLERK s T Graham
Mr Cau sister Of Jogahan Miss Fanny Morant
Blanche Pnynmoa Sir Arturs Clam jennings
aWny la! on1 zion
Drawing ROOM IN JONATHAN GARRowATs H0gsE-Tbe
Speculative Brother and S,terGodGod Fab and the lessons
The Rise 11 ii S.ofe MeS &s5eas ana @ Sos
Mutual BIN Literary woIkSpecul.
ton he D'-' 6iPTIt &s6 6'iisH S Han
s MaI hs S e S'o M,so@ B and R
ad bis luauenehe Secretary and his Love-The Bank and ~ ne"
Ss ARTGR TURNED "a TAS or At LAST
Twelve months 'ip ACT f's SECOND SSf mrs. ' '''l'
GbE S e9 o Nth TIKI kE SS GoP F E S %
BeaPaPe ard its uesProsPectu Of the Great Glendale Nine
the harkeXte and his Paper Tahains stocks w. aud
FAILURE OF THE GREAT MAELsTRoM BANK.
DRAWING ROOM IN GARRowAYs HoUsB-specul,tiOu the
n, FI59 and wG %S and 5r s. 1l
Buns-Tbe PsrsaershA PrOpoa-The Mysterious
1870 SPECULATION AND IT'S CONSEQUENCES
ACT FOURTH
ROOM ~ GARROWAYS HOUSE.-lhe Bankrupt P0oman-Mar
rage StockMai CatechmMntua be Assarance-The
Dny Of Wife and DUTY Of usband-A safe Investment
BOUDOiR AND SiTTlNG.BOOM OF BLANCHE PLiNL1MhON,
Fathers and Daughters Ioyehe Unexpected Visitor and
Unexpected Ala widows arrhe Spectator AL bis VietIhe
Purcaase-The Great Elcniae Mne and is Purchaser
SAFE INVESTMENT
Doors open At ~ Performances commence at 3 oesch
rV'HEATRE FRANCAIS. .COMEDIE.
Il TIKI GRAND SUCCESS.
TUESDAY, MARCH ,. 1851
FOURTH REPRESENTATION OF
IA FAAIILLE BENOIrON
(Ougiual Of The Past Family
COMEDY In Eve Acts, b. d. Fctorna Sariop
TicGrt OGo, a. H. Dario1yilr's, No 61S Bfotd~ay
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4. j. BLEHcEHR, Auct0neer.
GALE in PARTITION, under 7. T. RUG
~ GLkS esq ReiefeeS3 LOTS 4aye g5h and os sale
perempt0ry. without
A. j BLKRCKER son Co. viii sell ~ snctiou THURSDAY.
bIarch 81 II O'Clock. The Exchange Ss-srpom:
4 whole front. between 95aSs.
9sTHsT-ZJ lots, NORTH sac, adjoining the above.
e5THsr-2 l0ts, south eide, adjoining tae above
ALSO
3B-AvE III o. west side between ssah aud Eti-sis
4rH-AyE.-l lot west side between 10Th aud Ihth-.ts
srH-AvK-3 l0ts east side. between I'D and l2S[sis
I2frHsI.-J north side. 80 fee. Of lstaye.
HEIDAl. March 9. 1861.
AZ u O'Clock. az tie Exchange Salesro0p;
WFgT 54rH-sr.-FOu-st0ry h1ck house 2nd lot, No 4Ul
and basement house and ot No ~
ESTATE OF JOHN =. MiEH DeceaseL
100 beautiful and 3ayes jd 1884 18th and lJtlsts
Also.
qrB.AvF avn f5Tr.er-e iois Witt su3 tistlery
n, frrrt. nH. M taiar
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GALF No. I. 800 CHESTNUT-S ST. Philadelphia.
~ LEASE. GOODWILL. AND FIXTURES or DRUGSTORE.
o. WEDNESDAY MORNING, March all O'Clock by catalogue,
At No 80 Chestauts Philadelphia The lease for three years IRON
bsrch Also superior Shelving Plated and Plate Glass
ehOwases Fountain with Marble Strip
Case Aquarium about labeled shelf Bottles quantity fne
Drug Psr1eTy Scales large Zinc Noriar and other ss'
l.flofh Ec
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pASSENGERS ARRLHED.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Ssu Rises69l Sun Sets.....3:S Moon Rses''''''''~
s,nJr Hoax 81 Cows Island s:0l Hell 3so
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Pssge b The Wednes stesmers-frst CABIN, RlOi beefig
so Parable IN 4. s. Currency.
Passengers forwarded Havfe Hamburg BrcmeH &c at mod
Steerge passage from Liverpool Queenstown so currency
Tickets Re bough here 10y persons sending for Their ends
For further information, apply al the Compsuys Offices
IOIIN d IAIE Aer No d LruadHaF. N. v
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BREMEN, VIA SOUTHAMPTON,


Taking passengers 20
LOSDOE UAvRR SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMEN
the following payable gold or It's equivalent IN eurrrn
For second cabin, 49, eeTas VI 90 To
De- followed by the steamIap AMERICA Never master March a.
From Bremen. From Southampton IRON heN'lOfk
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March |
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harch..........G April.
Storage, from Bremen. IS 20, god
For freight passage apply OELRCiS Co. No % Brosdh
ONLY AMERICAN LINE TO ENGLAND
~ AND FRAHCE-The NETWORK AND HAERE steamship
COmpsnys lint ca Mail Steamships AAGO and FULTON In oonn
ton sith the NRW YORK MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY Sesmes
MISSISSIPPI and MKRBIMAC HAVRB carving The United states
Nails FROM Pier No &c North River the following days
calling At Falmouth;
FtLTON.......... ......... Saturday, March is.
8ERRIMAC....E Van Size. SATURDAY., Marcl %
-ARAGO.....u....H A. GadSien. Saturday, April ~
MISSISSIPPI @ Sumner. SATURDAY, April a.
FILTON..........C H. Townsend. Saturday, May H.
MRRRfMAC.......k Van sice... Saturday. May Is
and every u DAYS thereafter 800 -. - 49,,
PRICES OF PASSAGE PAYABLE IN GOLD;
first Cass...........9 l2O Second Glass.
Through Tickets 10 London. IS Extra
An erpeurcd Surgeon board For further information apply
J COMSrOCk Agent, No broadway. N. Y,
& l.. BARTLETT & Co, No 10 Broadsi., Boston
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-03-05
STEAMBOATS, ano Railroads.
.AFETY, SEED AND COMFORT.

FOR BOSTON,
WORCESTER PALMER FTCHBuRG NASHUA, LOWELL con
COED TliE WHITE MOUNTAINS AND
INTERMEDIATE POINTS
The vandsa nrh of the Norwich hns.
CITY or BOSTON sud CITY OF NBWYoRK
Rave York fSundsys errereil O'Clock from
Pier No. o. North River foot Of Vesiry-st,
FOR NEW LONDON,
With the Steamboat EpreS Train from The above
points Worcester Boston and Worcester worcester
AID Nashua and New London and Northern Railroads
Freight the oSe rates For Information iuqnre o.
s Agent on
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C Residences and Lots Cou Seats and Farms bought
O. a. rented. and exchanged.
y Loans negotiated Auction sales Of furniture SC
( MONDAY MARCH H. 1867.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-03-05

EUORRIS and ENSIN KAILKDAD ION-
VI PANY-CoHmencug Moui'y December y 1907 Ie,ve Scr.
York (cruncc.ng with Llyh VALLEY Railroad sui
banches a. C5 M Erpfcas tram Mt train m ~
press Msrstoen Accommodation leives at2N Hacke
town Mail leaves a.. Morovu Brpreas al In a.
y d1g o. newark Eve 20 honil Orange
end thre. Summit BKRTHOUD General Sun uute1ient
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r. THURsDAY, March 5. at u o,cloek 3. N
10000 HCTURE FRAMEs,

SPECIAL TRADE SALE OF 10000 PICTURE FRAMES.
variety stvles oval and achei tops finished @
gold also sutabs iT portraits photo
n g "a latallmes ready
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1867-11-07
TO CONSUl5pTEyES

The REV. EDWARD A. WILSON will
send Gree of charge to all who desire it,
the prescription with the directions for max
ing and using the simple remedy by which
he was cured of lung affection and that
dread disease Consumption. His only object
Is to benefit the afflicted and he hopes that
every sufferer will try this prescription, as
it will cost them nothing, md may prove a
blessing. Please address
Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON,
No 165 s. Second St, Williamsburgh, N. Y.
May is, lS67.-lyr.