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COnInIERCIAL AND FINANCIAL.

New YORK, May 11-Noon.- Flour
10c. better. Wheat firm, but quiet.
Corn dull, and 1c. lower. Pork Quiet.
at S2S. 12119(923. 25. Lard firm. Cot
ton firmer, at 271a@2S for middling
uplands. Stocks strong. Money S
per cent. Gold 363s. Sterling ex-
change-sixty days 90; sight 10l5.
z p. M.-Cotton more active, and
advanced L.; sales 1000 bales-mid-
ding uplands %. Flour less active:
State superfine $11. 1.45@12.35. Mixed
Western corn 81. 18@1.26. Pork firm,
ut $23.25. Lard firm, at 12LM133I.
AUGUSTA, May 11.-Cotton market
stiff, and advanced 1M2c.; sales 43
bales strict middling 25.
SAVANNAH, May 11.-Cotton opened
with fair demand, at "a; sales 3S7
bales; market closed at All advance
holders asking 26, but finding no
buyers.
BALTIMORE, May 11.-Flour un-
changed. Corn dull and further de-
clined- good to prime white $I.1SM
1.2O; mixed Western declined &C.
$1.14.
MOBILE, May 11.-Sales of 400
bales cotton; market quiet and firm
middling 25.
LIVERPOOL, May 1O-Noon. Got
ton better, and advanced 1lMLd.; :;
estimated sales 10000 bales; middling
uplands II I'D.
LIVERPOOL, May 11-1.3OP. M
Cotton advanced Id. since the open
ing quotations.
LIVERPOOL, May 11-Noon.-
ton quiet-middling uplands 11hd.; :;
Orleans 1156.
LONDON, May 11-Noon.-Con-
soils 9211; bonds 70.
New ORLEANS, May 11.-Cotton
active and higher, with sales of $500
bales low middlings 25@26. Sugar
and molasses nominal and unchanged.
Flour-but little business; choice
grades firm; low grades easier-su-
perfine $13(014. Corn quiet and
tirm-mixed and yellow $1.45M
1.471a.; white $150. Pork firmer
and quiet, at $24.25@24. 371%. Bacon
firmer; holders advanced &c, owing
to the light supply-asking for shout
ders 9A; ribbed 10. Lard quiet and
very firm, at 13@14L. Gold 35s1.
Sterling 46hCG493d.
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Senator SIMMER is treated cav cava.
nrIx - II

Senator SIMMER is treated cayva. cav
lierly by the blacks in Washington.
A writer states that 'sthe cofored
voters of the first ward, who are in n
large majority, have adopted resolu-
tions. after. much debate, declaring it
unwise to place IN nomination eny
colored man at the coming municipal
election. This action was in direct
opposition to the advice of Mr.. Sum
ner and others who have been promi-
nent in the anti-slavery movement"
Nine steamers week. are now en-
pioyed in transporting Irish and
German emigrants from fatherland
to the happy hunting grounds of the
New World. And the cry is still
they come.
A barrel of flour can be purchased
In Paris, sent by rail and steamer to
Liverpool, and thence transported
IN q sailing vessel to Boston, at less
expense than it can now be purchased
IN the latter city.
Grant and Doolittle are hoisted "a
candidate for 1868, by the Colorado
Transcript;
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AN IMPORTANT PUBLICATION. 1t is
stated that the rules and regulations
OF the Supreme Court relative to the
bankrupt law, will appear in the form
of a manual practice for the use of
registers and attorneys, similar in
character to the existing manual for
equity practice. The document will
be q book of two hundred pages,
made up chiefly of forms. The first
part is now going through the press,
copy being supplied as the Supreme
Court finds time for preparing it. A
strong effort is making to complete
the work, so that it can be submitted
to the full bench, for approval or re-
lection, by the middle Of May.
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him. Z They nearly oil had been ac-
quaintances of his family during the

him. They nearly oil had been ac-
quaintances of his family during the
war. ilaa - 10 a'G.steft,
A lady, named Mrs. Davis, of Rich.
mond. who got on the boat at Nor
folk, died In the ladies' cabin shortly
before reaching Richmond.
Two bridal parties came mp in the
same boat.
There is large and curious, but
orderly, crowd around the Spotswood
Hotel, waiting to get q glimpse of the
prisoner. He will remain in General
Burton's charge until produced in
court, on Monday. The citizens gene
rally, ia Difference to the wishes of
the authorities, stayed away from the
docks, though many of them were
stationed i'll the doors and windows
along Main street, to see Mr.. Davis
as he passed up, after the procession
entered that street. He occupies the
same suite of rooms at the Spotswood
that he did in 1866. It is the opi-
Mon expressed by one of Mr.. Davis
counsel that, if bail is refused him,
the Executive will intervene to pre-
vent his further confinement, until
his trial comes off,
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A bit of sharp practice has been
going on at Hudson, New York. A
man contracted to purchase farm.
The "forfeit" was $500. A few weeks
subsequent to this transaction, a
third party came and offered the
original owner an advance of 81, 500
for the farm. The seller. "backed
water" and paid the forfeit, when
purchaser number two "didn't want
to buy" Several parties have been
duped in the same manner within q
short time.
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SIGNIFICANT.-There is q general
cry by the laboring classes in all the
Northern and Western cities for
bread and employment. The Boston
Herdld estimates that over 1900 men
have been thrown out of employ
ment by the closing of the bar-rooms
in that city, and at least 500 stores in
the city proper, and East and South
Boston, have "to let" placed on the
shutters.
RESTITUTION. oN.--During the war,
some of the soldiers stationed at
Pensacola, Fla, went into the Epis-
copal Church and destroyed the
organ. The Observer says n subscrip-
ton was recently taken up in one of
the Northern cities, and new organ
purchased and sent out to replace the
one destroyed.
-Four young ladies of Snow Hill,
Mo-, nave succeeded in raising
l.25 for the suffering people of
tho South.
In 1912, Milwaukee had 1000 inha-
Dltants; now her population is about
10000.
1t is said that Beecher gets 500
a column for his story.
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3 " TeAegE.Apn.
=. z'esslv for Tho Columbia Pheair.
European Nevvs.

LONDON, May 11.-Dcring debate
to-day, Gladstone said the Govern
ment reform bill was shallow, dis
stimulating pretence of extension OF
franchise. Bright declared the bill
the most unjust and offensive mea-
sure ever submitted. Roebuck and
D'Israeli defended the bill. Strangers
were excluded during the discussion.
The announcement of the result of
srxty-six majority produced pro-
tracted cheering from the ministerial
benches. Lord Stanley, in the House,
congratulated the country that the
good sense and moderation of the
peace conference has had the effect
OF arresting the unspeakable calami-
ties of q European war. Loud
cheers. He explained that the treaty
OF 1889 absolutely guaranteed Lux
emburg to Holland. What the Go
vernment had now done was to adapt
that guarantee to present circum-
stances.
LONDON, May 1.-THE death SEN
tence of the Fenians has been com
muted to long Imprisonment.
Earl Derby says officially that the
government will not publish the real
history OF the recent Fenian upris-
ing, on account of apprehensions of
trouble with certain foreign Govern
ments involved in the plot.
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REMOVED,

SMALL HOUSE FOR SALE!
D., THE PRESBYTERIAN MISSION
ia CHAPEL, on the square South of the
LII Asylum; suitable for small family
residence. Apply to r. l.. BRYAN.
April 81
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TO RENT.

TNHE ROOM over the storo of Thomson
Il Earle. Apply to '-'
April 10 ALFRED TOLLESON.
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FOR SALE.

~ THAT commodious and comfort
@H apo KESiDENCE and LOT, in the
city of Columbia, known as the Ran
dolph house. Has six largo rooms, base
mcnt, kitchen, &c. Terms very easy. For
particulars, apply to D. B. DESAUSSURE,
Esq, Columbia, or to tho subscriber.
May tnm6 VIM. DOUGLASS
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w WASHINGTON
V 7ASHIuG MACHINES.

THE SUBSCRIBERS have just re-
ccived the agency of the celebrated
Washington Washing Machines and Pa
tent Clothes wringcr.. They arc re-
markabic icr their simplicity and dura-
bili'y, and are deci4ct'y ne hest article
yet ht,od''ced. Price OF Machine and
Wrinscr, complete. SO.
March u J X 7. Il AGNEW.
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Sales
bacon, Butter, Lard and Cheese, &c.
BY D. C.. PEIXOTTO

bacon, Butter, Lard and Cheese, DC.
By d. C. PEIXOTTO.
WILL sell, TOMORROW MORNING
.Re 18th instant, at 10 O'Clock, in front
OF my Auction Room, corner Of Wash.
1ngaon E5o i, and Assembly streets,
G., l;ooo IDS. prime Sugar. cured Breakfast
50 boxes Cutting Cheese.
10 10 h1ss tues prime Goshen ?: Butter.
10 tubs Medium Goshen Buttcr.
d,000 lbs; prime bright Shoulders.
~ bbls. Irish Potatoes.
10 irkins prime Leaf Lard.
10 kegs fine Lard.
bbls. fresh Farina Crackers.
10 Rectified Whiskey.
$4,000 Segars-various brands.
bags. ~ 'A'""
20 lbs: Spanish Smoking Tobacco.
5000 White Clay Pipes, 20 gross Matches.
5000 2-lb. Paper Bags, and many other
Conditions cash. Sale positive.
Articles received up to hour of sale.
May IL
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M wishing to Ge successful planti9g under the labor
MENTs 0ye- 10000 WOODS
saving NOW n % UsE ~ TINS "" has acquired warrants us in
following
urers prices N"'
UNIVERSAL COTTON GIN CONDENSER
OR
al
tiers Fan
ills Cornish
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OrFicr BotnD ~ com-rasroyrRs


PHENpFs HiIL. NsVY0HY. MaT q, 1857 y
GEALED PROPOSALS will be received at this
- - 9iee mi sataoiy !ae p-oE r. y oock N for ah9g
.is Department u two IfGE ALARM BELLS be- OF te
"t NJ ft uolssr psIa tne meta of he bell
present u te t H.I IE - a,i1. aful guilty thereto sni
.aiAl 'l Ifulr r. ~ - er1- Of rfkat Within
tf pr1 t' o. i-7ol without She hs 70 be placed ir
nf OFT ones rL'r 90 t lilr asr4er roHr tic other sucl
n- Or may Do d. u'i T te tt io1er l1l te striking ap-
PTA To 3D. O.
We EiIf che pound o
rsrrl ur enrv bells ard o.. pre rcprd allowed for the
"n Do bells HaE u ttf Hal Onion Market towers vel 20
e "i innns removing ibl attentions as0 ts t2e required
ca tEreH t0l oif8ltrlr.
ile Comm the rst ree-. ,ny ,n the proposals.
or rcli deemed t1r the p1AHc interest ~ 10
lVro b. 5 Doe a.lsfsi Es1r of Metropolitan Ere COmms
s'n-fs, "e1 iorl Cy" "IUp1.. 'of Ffr, irre Bells"
CH1S q. GILuNll5LEVE. Secrci1Y
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TIVNIIJ Ut NTIJI ~ W. U HVVT ''IIV'
eIa tLr Board IS supe'o Of tire County 81 N'wlok 70
money certain Comfy puposts 10 extend TIE powers
tio metropolitan roe ard lrosde or tle auditing and payment 81
tr,t against sal County passed Aptl p lb Notr
ly rye Lod 81 Auat therein ad hsrely created for
lie adjustment and ietcnt % a elI equitable claims ana A'
PRIOR January ht g. D. Egttcn HUNDRED s
itvfers1 against DE Cury VI NtNiOa have slohles Al 90
IeIy appoint 1UfSDAY tie intb day 81 Iunc net t' az we
said CIV a. t' aud pa AZ winch ths sah boaId WI
.b tie tsafug n Ope Boan o tle matters 81 flc cams
sr,en oo m tie forenoon Of Tie td dy TIE tad ttl l'Ahs 7
following provision; 80 -. ~, A., v, ..,
g., ~ ereby Tquf'd to the 70 Ae td Board ol
ht,t act ~ any
on Low having outstanding demand against The touuiy Of New
Won, such claims Ia The Board 81 Audit
~ period 81 three months from the pass"le " @ A' 10
e maintenance ~ any ris 81 Ac
a.. ne 81 NtN'1VTh
,t.ref,1p "-NewYofk April ~ rtl -, .
RICHARD T.. CONNOLLY CompEOiieI tiv olhtW-lwh
CUATNCfY " DEPEW.
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Jnlcrnal Eepenne.
pNAI BEVFYIIF NINTH DISTRICT

INTERNAL LREVENUE.-NlNTli DlSlRiCL
4 or NEWYORK Once NJ. % We,t f-rtyianrth
Sbv given persons residing doing baapess w. N 80
,on Is,rci Nss.YoFs composed Of tls T~slih
Wards of kes York, that the
i s In aecorlanes With the Act OF MHch J. ES be epsh @
81. ,or examination 10 M Tho 9TH and ON ys hs
SsI and place appeals sl be received .u All
excessive valuation or ehnm
nrs.l, must writing and specify the particular sss i
,Sng respecting decision requested aud hsen spa
ne tf inequality complained Of Every Ps1oh
"a, lor 0eon license carriages, gold gt watches s .
ILL., A. or either hess whose ~he uoe,
s pp. , be sb. and pesay hd aesN
o. ssn h""'' ' uONBR PRANKLS, Aus'aot
Ne, Ysrh MAJ q, l2r.
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N0RP0RATIONNOTICE.-PUBLlCNOTIC

Iclv Given 20 the occupant or uIan ol a
& nd Io, mfoyod Wimrroyed Lands affected hereby at
- ig A,s.,s1ens been ei'd and odt. ~ te
s n he Doa FOR eiamDsiOn by all persons inter-
M To Sling sunken lots from Fiyicsth 10 snyihh''s be-
wen W. 20 mn and fsgging Sidewalks n one
- 80 ,bfeopthtt, hstSeen TAnl and louTtbayot
IA Fr IN LanTeIst A. tsNeen 'sp Aha bfvo"eN
with brancles ~ GrAndst ,,.,-.--, m --
"A % ~ n,d vacant pieces and parcels Of Land situated on
Az u te seve blecs lying between Fifty yfeyenh and sIiJ
soi.s,s and tle Fourth AMI LeHlugtnnAves nm,
"a nh s. of OpehundTed tkiefnhsL between Third and
IOurhaves. " O.. p..o,,. 40. AL. s,y.. NJ,
t sos Wooser Tbompsonss the westerly AIDE Of Woos
rsor, whose interests Anscted by the above nsed Asses
,re opnose either Of them, requested
sr affection. writing Of the nudeTsgnei at ther
a No ~ basement Of New Court "nss within thiiy
dSr, IRON the date OF this notice o,,.,yv
'' '' 5SSsr 5SSsp ! Qn4iHTLl GAfsFh Board of A.Dn
ISAAC q. HUNT.
omo. ps..l II ..se,so.a New Cvagt Hpuss hN u l@I.
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cctlnres ano alsriimss.

TEX AND PLUCK. ., -,
h loNH qllg REV. BR SAMUEL oSGOop,
i,u.ssl leveT t's celebrated arJ usiuetiTe lecture,
Irsr I'D OF SOUtasra Mssons NE Cooper lasttute,
vxnSy EvTyING o. boosoren at eonsrce Al OoeA-
T,cIr,s % csuis; Reserved seats ~
yL,uE REV. II. ". GlfLLAlfiR of Brooklyn.
,gJs,lvtr ms popular lecture" Ans,a and Tie Ameie-ns ~
srtnrst Bs,st therch stanteL, Cfrysgs on r,,
,,yrNING NAV b. o'clock Tickets 50 cents FoI sA ~
,,.Fs 10 s9 BnaIuay; Selan COS 80 BrosfEa'i az
\ luon $50 broadway; P,euoBs Ne ia B"~sp an "
,sor ou tie eyeirg
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Che gnrt.
DEyTER AND LADY THORN.

hEXIEK AND LADI IHOI~-''
Ihe fret Of the four great naeh'' between 'I''
vii be totttd st the - rrvSptY NAV 2a
r,us bssts tIr., Ia i've hsTue< for $50 -
ttio b.. syd Going fast As ihsy are ,ne - W !.
& "a - ar, m cS he TrotIug Tut great TASe ana 0'
M rcn jsm'.s sp ever ns p., %
I'm Ib ah fse raaies ll.ns pr1 ty AZ TR AK ar
i.JD 10. 40 l.,o,i. md 70 tsA
cosns Au egs'sas f'es "''' JSo SIMMONS Preersss
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Coruorailon Notices.

DOARD OF AUDIT-NOIICE.-Un and
rrrfu- a. section (uue tie Legislature Of
the STATE Nca entitled "A At 10 enable the Board Of super
l tn Tor he Use ui
the toporana 81 Sca iok aud relation 10 tht enp
io tht audtng and payment OF unrl
AGAINST relation arti- 20 lv against SAID tuf
PARSED Apr % 1861. Notice l"ciy gwen Shat e boa
created M fis stfnft ana eiNteht "i
a aI or equitable claims outstanding p"i !" Jsn@l
4. hundred against
A.Inen arG onay 81 Toe CIV 81 N'wi have atu
appoint TUESDAY r fourth day o jane htt it te
Cont II Common Ioo Part .oou No. l9 u tte Cy Hal ~
te td e bay aud place a. which lie ad bond
proceed hearing open Eoar 81 t nafTs oifurh claims
clock he forenoon 81 e sad day. The sd a contains
oA " All persons having % ns against e Wy o.
NswYok og st hereby elac to present The same 10
Board of Audit vtn three months io e passage 81 h h
out.rang d'isand the
Narog ALeu Coanonaly of he t ol New ofA ,h neglect
perit such claims 20 The Boan oi Audi wfn t s~
renod oitie ron thc passage "ih a be ta re ubit'u
rrcuton OF Tfh ~ heioh Nhi De may
have "a, tlr aror Aldermen and ConmoriJ Of The CITY
of Nen ar iiHg fo.Nea- loIs. Apii 80 loL
RICHARD 4. CONNOLLY Con ptrolicf CITY 0 NeN1ofk.
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Autn6enneitf5.

.NHE BARNUM AND VAN AMBURGH
! 4 MUSEUM AND MEEAGE1IB co,
.gyEny ArTFRF60y 4r2i. EyEEiS6 ~ .,..,
BETRh', ,SD"ARY hPfoRES 40 rLEAsR TUB sAPrtScihr'l
TaE PRESENT WEEE.
scNI'QB Agp BRILLIANT ATTRACTION
iS i E1 rsoS SsI sal S s s osa'7 '''
MISS LEO HUDSON.
M,vs LEo MgDsoH
''' WI n5aIl95 5i, LOUIS varAs sprors gULAa orA
in ,h. p,iop, s o. .t' STsaNG Usi' Sls asSaa e.aG
MhSIGPPA:
MATEPPA.
MAZRPPA
THE WILD HoRsE.oF rARTARY.
E0adEo0s sonNger sPLBSnp ApnomruEaIs. mA9alPI
CENT WARDROBE
'D' ID "'''p vi" Te4IElo SrE!D "BIAoK BBsso
PULL sTEBYGTH or THB DRAMsTTC COmPhEx.
IT'S spLEEb9b NIB AKb ND ersci3Gs SALOONS
CONTAIN OYER 100000 CURiOSllihs,
FROM sgSaIsE gErIL 70 OCLocE,p.m
eREAT LIVING GlRloSlTiKs ,n,
LIVING ssa MSs XIX EsG EKxRp sE4 MAPPY Famr
Admission children under TO- IS eeus
GRAND MUSICAL FESTIVAL.
STEIN WAY HALL.
MR. p HARRISON bgs appropriate termination
1861 of the mos! brilliant and successful
reeon
GRAND MUSICAL FESTIVAL.
To contnue one week evenings the following dates
MONDAY June D. THURSDAY June
WK5aEsb5T TgES2AHb ISnl sa4f ssTGhbiY '7nJ jane
The celebrated Prna Donna,
Nine. PARBPA ROSA,
following yo resident artists have been engaged for the 90
z;L6A HARRIsoS SBGUIN NJ. EMFIiSs Rslox REE6
Miss NEiTiE STERLING, Mr. W J. HILL,
M5 M5 Gs GSoRGE ssIMrsoy MM5 M Jules ii GTMBAE6
Mr. R. THOMAS.
PIAHIsTs
NJ MIS- nAR FAfTIlgg eTEGEGT NJ & II FEaiE colBY
SOLO WoLNIsrS
Mr weuzel KOpta, Mr. cah Ro,3 s,. r.,,u,u
solo trombone Nh i IL y sS lso1
SoIo gDe Observation-Disclosures Mi F. Eben.
SSio S,oiosceio ?. Bergue.
NJ W Morgan Mr. Z. J. Connolly.
g. W. Coiby
CONDUCTORS.
Mr.. Carl Anschut, NJ c. Gnhl'.
NJ Car Begminu, hr g. W Morgan
Nj ?. L. Ritter, Mr. g. hl1a,
1., % S 41 G@ ] Sy seventh sRd Regiment H National Guard Band
Schreiber instruments; aud Grahams full duncorps
PROGRAMME
The order performances TOR the week will be as follows
uAsDnps oh246Ai6 a2TDAH6 I9P' 6F IilE Il MESSIAH
MEyDBLssohSs HySS or PRAISE,
A NEW FORTY.slXTH PSALM
written ioF the occasion by r. H. Ritter
WEDNESDAY. .Tune5.
UkyDES GRAND ORATORIO or THE CREATION
THURSDAY. June G.
ORCHESTRAL CONCERT
MEypKLssonvs Fhi9S6 Gh9ab odR&ioRIo ddls OF ELIJAH
SATURDAY. June o.
MISCELLANEOUS CONCERT
Fu orchestra Gs Regiment National Guard Band and
Drum Corps
Tickets. ~. -
Tickets for single performance with reserved seats ~ %
For following Places g. Schimers No 0l BrosdNay
Rumans No. ll2 Broadway and Stsiawag Hall
SUNDAY EVENING. June O.
the above arrangements have been
with the production ofthe gems kossls great
sacred work - ..., -. ,.--,
with the following eminent aEt sts:
Nine. Pooh
hignoF BeIHi
An0nucc.
ALSO Or TWO GRAND MAilNhEn'
WEDNESDAY ard SATURDAY, June 2 and .
will atmiss on set Wiot et
ira chael the shat Mater and b"th
present subscription tickets AZ the BoUohce, SteHSay Han
Positively no free list under aay eou-iaeraiioa
TRYING HALL.
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professional Notices.

CHARLES NETTLETON, No. III Broadway.
I FIRST FLOOR tOMMlSsIONER hr every state and Ier'to
nR. IARMONT, No. 173 BfoadWJy.-TTcat-
ett m To to5 Melc. Adviser sud Mar. Guides
M treatment ocal oual and diseases, b'lla
vles. Lc 81 T. WARNER. Publisher, No Nesei-st
New-York tribune., 1867-05-27

nm. MOI ,urRiss ruHp MILITARY DISTRICT
OTrfcp Cuirr QrNtfFHW Atlanta Ga. Nav ,, lehl
DY ORDER OF THE QUARTERMASIER-
I'D GENERii-sEALEp PROPOSALS viii De received a. ms ON
Gr he sale OF 4uO thousard hundred tuas oAL NJ
Bsnacas FLORIDA pajmrr tJ be- mas u Government inds le p
ro.as viii opened hATCDAN thc ath Of jane o. ana
should be marked Proposals Purchase Coal and adted ~
Br.yet us 4 .Gcu. r. SANION
ClIefOlarta-mssier ThN M'itary District Atlanta, Ga.
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OFpisE 81 CLOTHING ANp EerP.hE. (
No % BRohpvAY NFw-l0RK, May H. BoI)
CEALED PROpOsALS will be received ~


No. % BBohpwAY, Nrw10tK May u. lstI.)
CEALED PROPOSALS. will be received aC
- a. ases nrl II NJ on MONDAY e 9th inst, ur furnishing ny
coltai the following ramod Musical inrnne9i. ~; Two gay
tors On. Ato; Fat Tenor, one Tat ia one par
80, 90 it ybo TuTk sh y ClafioHe; Fat Ciauouet
Al, small bum Heads three email Drum torlsi tiee bAs p'1
Ibe brsss Instruments 10 be with rotary valves .,.t,.
Tie Instruments TO be- plan bu COOS Atu huu''
fot fhe riut ose Tor which intended q.
B i oud present. sun PIES of1c rttrmes tlAi they propose
Furnish
p,r Inrilfr Information inquire A. this ofre. ,,..s
ne United the right 70 cct parser Tue Nh
a. io a. 81 The .,
tie articles inhf'vi
,bonld ndorsd Proposals. o furnishing Musical snht
sr,,,,d 10 Mai 0eBL D. H. FlHTON Asst o. MI oer'Is ~
Amy
Ts,0 CONTRACTORS.-S Proposals will
n, rceycd addressed Commissioner for the epaihg @
of Cntos al the ece Of the hhgnes NO -
mill D. SATURDAY, MaJ 25 ltbI Tor fefnsIAs ~
,,irg Cnsnst, from Fnhohst 10 secopdnAee Win InP s
S,bsob AMI ether improved payements Aorng 10 plans
ssnors which be seen al the efoe Of ths bngh ,
the ghtto rer all VI s@d pNs P my
tliu.- -fYr be interest Of SAID Improvement
Iy order ef the CommiiSouer :. nn,,n r..i...,
p,ooklyn, May p 1851
New-York tribune., 1867-05-27

NEW-YORK and FLUSHING RAlLR0AD:--
L,.', Hunters Point e;Is. " i;Ss m 80 S M us
6sEGsys 800 ~; 1850 $50 IhTeneh 70 otsA Eee.
7:3 H 1890 Tuesday and Saturday nights kItfA sate,
Flushing II p ~ Hunters Point At 2ls Boih eas james
~ '-"' l. L. VOORHEES,, suPerasn!:aL
New-York tribune., 1867-05-27
CAFETY, SPEED AND COMFORT.

BOSTON
,vopcpSTPp ptfwrR TlTCHHUHG NASHUA LOWELL, CON
CORD TIlE WHITE MOUNTAINS AND
IETERMEDIATE POINTS
nd reb ,te0use of ne Norwich Inc,
cry OF BOSTON G1d CITY OF NEw lORB,
sttcItscl a. ofoeh D. n hos
IleI-No Eettl River foot G NeS,Tyt-,
FOR KEW E0NDOS,
,,,e ,or,.,, vh te SsnoAt Episss Tftb from 0t aboro
Boston ard Noetef N1ttsT
.ta-Nasl,s tnd Es1-IoLdou ard RoTihem Railroads
80, stfl4 l.x,trfaeg ~
D. s. MARTIN, Aren't on he Pi,L
NOR LONG BRANCH and PHILADELPHIA.
4 EAHITAN AM DELAWARE nay RAILROAD
On sd an, MONDAY Nay H. lt7, the iIot VI" Trn 40 foIo"f
e., . Per Ne. 81 footo - DuAneft: - ..,, - A.
AZ ms m-EXPREss PASSENGER LINE for PiiadePfA,
e Irt,t Gc A4 H-F0 Long Branch Toms River, ana IN.
tdse Saos touching at Pier No. tof passengers ohDl AZ
FAST FREIGHT IINE-Lesst T No a at $50 ~ foI Fhi
dsnh direct and ~ oil points On The Iosd ara on ne %
loC and quick time ubiOIhJ
made. M ,i'.'i-N' plu.5,
mia from Vnsst ferry 745a Prem Long Branch iof Ns"1oI
- 80" THEouGH FARB TO PHILADELPnlA, ONLY o.
New-York tribune., 1867-05-27
5tcamboass ano Railroads.
HARTFORn

nor NEW-HANEN HARTFORD, and
SPWEGFlGbD-FhlH One Dollar Gteamc!s leave Pook SIP
for Nov Haven st 40 AMI ~ %. connecting wt i-sIrlsI
NENTRAL RAILROAD of NEW-JERSEY.-
~ Passenger and Fe bt Depot m New York ibory-st
aIosi Etsion uh hC Lesh Valley RAILROAD
forming direct De 90 iisbush ho rt-o- lu.s
1900. -
ALLENTOWN LINZ TO TIE WEST
Three E1p Trits dgT Df tc West except auasY wh,n
rsi in the
Sirty miles sarc b. THE line 10 Ga, ago CINCINNATI
6t Louis. Ac with bl' ouf change Of cara
STRING AEaAhGhNfHTS
ComrcG.ine ADtii ~ l8.r-Lcsye heWfosa as nIors
Wiiam.p1.. Vlle hahsuot cts. Sc
mWHI.rh Eri';f. frr s9a ieHt1Nn iiarshurg T.E
burgh Che With bIt change 8, Cincinnati Chi
csgo ana changes 10 Louis Connects ilsrrs with
Northern Central la ed kue Roads r Et aai Oi rel5s
Connect at with Del 8c and We r. T. 1 stI18lsJurg.
WatslG Esranton Pstou Kingston GrNt Bend. Sc
" TRAHIor EsSton, Allentown. Man Chunk WiesbaTre
Reading Columbia Iluo'e EpAat Idis P1isse, Haurs &c
3.Up n-lof FGHhail
p m-For Es,iGu.
so m-IOr Sorerile AMI Pennington
D. m.-CtNCNFAU lEPHm-fDr Ersion. Bethlehem. Man'l
Chunk Reang Harrisburg itsugh Ccseo ana Culnstcon-
meets At Harrisburg viii tsn amspor Ere Sleeping
90 Iitsburrh
6:l5p m-For Junction and intermediate stations
7.JD p m-For Soucrvile.
Reading Harrisburg. pisburch and the Wet
Sleeping through Jersey City 10 Pittsburgh evening
Additional trains Bergen Point, Elizabeth &C.
obtained at the 0ce Of e Cenf Rat
Of Jeey foot OF Liberty ST. r. at No Astor House Nos
"a 21l 556 Brva.Nsy aud 81 No. w (tcensich-st
a kf ft
New-York tribune., 1867-05-27

g..pfs0 ANb CotruHit RAtirosD CovrAsr,l
CrprpryTtypgs1's OrucE CoIrHBiA. Pa. Nag O. 100
DEADING and COLUMBIA RAILROAD.
h Pss.rec leaving lorh % T. noon, va Central He"'
sset Railroad make connection Reading fr Epha LII
Lancaster Columbia sui'as Lancaster and Columbia Al 1'o