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HrlDauARrrRs FIRST MILITARY DlsTa4or,)
,,e.s,-,xJ -,z,.., STATE OF VIRGINIA,
RICHMOND, Va, May %, 1857.

For the purpose Of giving adequate protection
to all persons in their rights Of persen. and pro-
perty incales Shere theelyi1 authorities may fail
from whatever cause, to give such protection, and
to insure the prompt suppression Of insurrechon,
disorder and violence, military commissioners: TO
be selected from the officers Of the army and Of
the Freedmen's Bureau, will be appointed and
gwen Jurisdiction over sub districts, to oe defined
in the orders appointing them, with sufficient
mill ary force to execute or secure the execution OF
their orders. ~ - ;.1ts ~ 1Sr
For the purpose OF suppressinE Einsurrection, dis
order or. violence, the miltary,oommissioner aro
given command Of the police d cities and the pow.
ss y Ell. % e aa sds | |Gss pgos sss oss aay
sheriHs, constsbles, and other persons, are re-
CURED in such Gases to obey and execute the or
ders OF the military, commissioners. -
For the purpose Of protecting individuals in
their rights Of person and poperty and Of bring.
ing Offenders to justice the military commissioners
are clothed vita all the powers Of Justices Of the
county police magistrates Of city, and will be
governed in, the discharge Of their dulles by the
laws Of Virginia. so Tar the same are not il con-
fiict with tue laws Of the United States orders
issued from these headquarters. i..,,.,-a ~
The military commissioners will make prompt
report to these hes quarters Of each case o. which
they may take Jurisdiction, and the disposition
made Of such case. Where parties are held for
statement will be made Of the facts in each case as
will enable the commanding general to decide
whether the case shall be tried by military COM
| mission or be brought before civil court.
Trial by the civil courts will be preferred in all
cases where there is satisfactory reason to believe
that Justice will be done. But until the orders OF
the commanding general are made known in any
| case, the paramount Jurisdiction assumed by the
military commissioners will Ue exclusive.
All persons, OWL officers and others, are re-
qured TO obey and, execute the lawful orders oil
the military commissioners to the same extent as
they are required by law to obey and execute writs
issued by civil magistrates. Any person who
shall disobey or ressS the lawful orders authori.
ty OF o military commissioner, shall be trie. by .
military commission, and upon conyic'i ion, shall
be punished by fine and Imprisonment, according
to the nature and degree Of the offence.
This order will not be construed to excuse civil
officers in any degree from the faithful discharge
OF thei duties. It is intended to aid the civil au-
thorities, and not to supersede them except in
cases of necessity. -
BY command Of Brigadier and Brevet Major
General J. NJ. Schofeld, United States Army.
| mn s. F. CHALFN,
| Assistant Adjutant- General.
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s@ NOTICE. WILLIAM M. SACK, DO
hereby inform the public that my wife, HARRIET ABB
GAIL SACK, has authority frpm me to become sole
trader do sent TO have her act in that capacity;
and furthermore ste that will not be respondble for
debts contracted by her. WIN. N. SACK.
May 10 8
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aS NOTICE MARINERS. AIMS
AND PILOTS wahin to anchor their vessels In Asaley
Riyer are requested do 90 anywhere within direct
range Of the heads of the SAVANNAH RAILROAD
WHARvEs, on the Charleston and st Andrews dde o.
the Ashlsy River; by which prscsuon, contact with the
Submarine Telegraph Gable WIN be avoided.
s. @. TURNER, q. Il
Harbor Masters Office, Charleston February 8. 1885,
Eahruary7
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y s6PUBLIC NOTICE.-THE DIsPRNsARY OF
the Fourth Health District In ch rye Of Dr. J. soMKRs
BUST has been removed from the City Hospital to the
southeast corner Of st. Philip and Warren Streets where
patients win be seem between and 10 O'Clock A. NJ, and
and 6o'cloak P. NJ and calls left a. heretofore.
. GEORGE ). PKIzER, II. D.,
Maya 10 City Registrar
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sSWE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
E n. WHITING, Esq, as candidate TOR Sheriff Of
Charleston tJudical) District at the next election.
September 10
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

sSCHARLEsTON, JUNE 1sT, 1ss7.-MR. PAT
RICK FLYNN Is duly authorised to act my ATToR-
NY during my absence from the State.
June8 % VIM BYRNE.
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H6ERRoRS OF YoUTH.-A GENTLEMAN
who suffered for years from Nervous Debility, Pre-.
mature Decay, and an the effects Of youthful tnd,scre
hou viii for the sake Of suffering humanity, send tree,
to who need It, ths receipt and directions for making
the simple remedy By which be was cured. sufsrsrs
wish, to profit BY the sdversers experience. can do
20 by addressing. In perfect oouadsnce,
/. .-t,s.st 10, JOHN B. OGDEN,
April1 "a amoss No "a Cedar street. New York
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Domestic Markets,

sN03f&3 YORK June l.-t1our 1oc. lOWefs neat
dnlI!% Corn ready. Pork frmer; 38oa23 So.
i Lard steady; 14la1BAc. Cotton advanced &C.; Mid
ding Upland CSC. Freights dull. Stocks steady.
Money 8. Gold 1861. Sterling, 60 days, 10; sight
80 o''..:...s.- ENENuNa DISPATCH. 80
Cotton is firm; sales 1900 bales at 273a28. Flour
heavy; State 50 50a12 so. Wheat Sa5c lower Corn
unchanged. Whiskey active; Western, in bond.
e4a35. Pork heavy at % 30a23 So. Lard heavy at
j. 12as134 Naval Stores quiet and firm. Groceries
: staSt tahd steadys Freights dull and uncha ged:
BALTIMORE, June 1---Cofee inactive and steady.
Cotton firm good grades OF Middling, N. Flour
fayors buyers. Corn steady. Provisions firm and
dull; Mess Pork scarce at $25 5Oa23 75. Western
Bacon Shoulders held at 81; city smoked, 10al0s !;
BIB Sides, 12a124; Clear Rib, 125al2i; bulk
Shoulders, 8; Sides, II. :,
NEw ORLEANS, June 1.-Cotton-sales 400 bales;
msrke. active aud higher; Low Middling 25c.; re-
ceipts 489 bales; exports $50 bales Sugar and Mo
lssses no sales; asking 1c: advance on Cuba sugar
-superfne s11 %; difference of 81 in favor OF
ffesi -four Of all grades. Corn uncharg ged; yellow
MIXED 81 19aaf 40; white 81 20. Oats 95a9Sc. Lard
'Narce 49,; keg l4}a14Sc. Bac0n-Shoulders 9la
az: rib 12a125c; clear 134c. Pork dull at S24 Is.
Cofae-Prime ct; ;24la253c) Gold 1861. Sterling AZ
AZ New York Sight premium. - !" =. -
-; MoarLE, June i.-Cotton firm; sales $50 bales;
Miildljnp 25. Receipts 81 bales. = 81 80 ':i,5
Ssy2TNAH,i June t-Gotton is active; sales 500
;bsIsl .The market opened firm at 25s and closed
with holders asking 26a263 for Middlngs
Reegipss66 bales. z
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HDUToHERs LIGHTNING FLY-KnLER
win certainly e1tarminste these pests its Is per-
severed in. Beware OF bogus Fly-Psper, which some
dealers keep because they get for nearly nothing
Don't be swindled Ask for BUTCHERS which Is sold
by al live druggsts limo May %
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CHARLESTON s. c. MONDAY MoRNn1G JUNE g. 1857
OBITUARY,

ADAMs-Disd, on Thursday, May 2sd, at Ashyil
North Carolina, GEORGE GUSTUs ADAMS, In {
36th yesr Of his ages native Of this city.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

~ MOTTO E.-THREE MONTHS AFTER
date application Will be made for the renewal of the fol
lowing lost stCERTEICATEs: Eight ahares Of the e. ". B.
B. Bank and the g. @. B. B, Company. The number
and date not known Also. Eight shares OF the g. O. B.
B. new issue, No. SAO issued March 81, 1880, belong
ing to the estate Of JOHN GIsT. 1amos Junes
NOTICE.-THREE MONTHS AFTER
date application viii be made for the renewal Of the fol-
lowing lost CERTIFICATES Forty shsres Of the g. @.
R R, asue No. $780, issued March 81, 1880, and be-
longing to the estate Of NATHANIEL GIsT.
June3 1smo3
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From ON Havana.

NEW OsIaANs, June t.-Adyices to the 2Sth say
thesUnited States steamers Monongahela, Peoria
and Swatara arrived at st. Thomas the 18th. It
Ia surmised that they have gone there to take pos
sassion of the island. The American steamer
C0lurnhia has lust arrived.
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TELEGRAPHIC.
lur cable Dispatches.

TELEGRAPH
our Gable Dispatches. G-ssF
oUxzssrows. June 1.-The CHINA touched here
PasIS June 1.-THE Bank Of France has reduced
LoNDos, june Noon Consols, 963. Bonds, IS
IryrnpooI. June 1-Noon.--Cotton active anG
frmec; esSmated sales 20 900 bales; Uplands, II
III: Orleans, H. Breadstuffs firm. Corn 99s. Sd
Flour 29s.--Proyisions unchanged. Pork S2s. Cd.
,Turpentina 84s- Cd. Tallow 49S. 81
a LoNDos, June -2o'clock.-A further reduction
OF the bank rate is expected. Consols, 96t. Kmerl
can Securities firm and q general advance estsb-
LoaDos, June / Esening. g.-C Consols, s6. Bonds,
2Sl... s.fsoICo ASH s-5-.,b = ~ So5Gt
fNERpooI, June 1-Evening. - Cotton firm;
sales 20 600 bales; Midding Urlands, lit: Orleans,
att4'di7I.I:zA 31Fsl->1--s- - =. - ~ !s;a
From W.shfngton.2l = ~, ~
WAsHMeToN, June 1.-The Secretary Of the
Treasury has forbidden the publication Of the
weekly disbursements.
;;gIhs sonplesed registration shows s7sa whites;
SD6bant; whose name was rejected on account Of
avoiding the draft tore out and attempted to
azPyeserS sc Richmond merchant, who escaped
Ithe Confedefate service BY furnishing substitute,
offered for registration and was refused ~ -. 80
There is copsitfafsh excitement and much dis
ass5s ,ssas Iia but no trouble is apprehsndsdt on
The Herald has 9 special announcing the exc
cntion Of Macmillan and his officers. The report
is diseredsed at the State Department. =, g..
The State Department has seoure1 official m
formation. ef Maximilians q unconditional surreni
fractional currency issued during the week is
$S75, 900. Securities bold for National Bank circu-
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CLOTHING: HOUSE j!
y!4U1r -, d9r - s ''gy,.
70
sse. S.;.i -aa
OUR SPRING STOCK IS NOW
ready, and comprises a better assort-i
ment of
#r. -J 10 80. ..-.E.
CLIO THING
:" AN Al p p, y. .1.... :, !.
Els. 81
.H

/ e -.
! i Is
FURNISHING GOODS,
Adapted to this market, than We
have ever offered. We have given
particular attention in getting up
this Stock to ightness Of fabric,
strength Of material and durability
Of color. Much the larger portion
Of our Stock is made in opr own
workshop, and We warrant 1t in
every respect equal to custom work.
We have Goods not Of our own man.
ufacture, such as are usually sold
ready.made, the difference we shall
/
be glad to show our customers.
In fixing onr prices, from which
we make no deviation, wahaye taken
into consideration the depressed
state Of the markst, and the univer.
i 4. .. y = , 2 .
sal desire to buy goods cheap.
We give below some Of our lead
ing prices; -
CHECK CASHMERE SUITS; Ts;y...",:"....,ssO % %
ALL WOOL TWEED SUITS. s., 4 4. e: :.,..... $50
ALL WOOL TWEED SUITE" VA. .....,,,....., =. 1870
BLACK AND wBrrE INK oAssnERE-.
SUITS, our own make. go. .......B 90
THREE STYLES OF MIDDLEsEX oAssI-
MERE SUITS, DARK, MEDIUM, AND
: LIGHT MIXTURES ................ =. -. .1s 90
BLACK AND WHITE MIX CASHMERE
SUITS. ........ ...................0 w
SILK MIX TRIcoT, DIFFERENT MIX
TUREs. :! " IA 90
FINE BLACK GERMAN TRIooT SUITS. ..27 90
DARK Brown GRAIN De PoUDER
II
SUITS. ~ w
BLACK DRESS SUITS, ranging in price
from. ...................... SO to Ga 90
LINEN SUITS, from. ................ IS to 20 90
In addition to the above, we have
many good Styles Of LIGHT AND
DARK FANCY -,
C. AS SIM E R E S ,
IN FULL SUITS
And in Pants and Vests.
| ss E"
ALSO,
ALPACA SACKS
DRAP DEETE SUITS @ sI,
MARsEHILEs VESTS, White and Fanoyl
BLUE FLANNEL. SUITS. Of very fine quality
HEAVY WHITE DUCK SUITS, &c.. DO.
! FURNISHING GOODS.
In addition to our usual assort.
ment Of GENTLEMEN'S FURNISH.
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Il WAmIadroN June The rules and forms ID
bankruptoy hsye been delayed by repeated: :alterar
tons oget which the Justices have been consulted
BY mail. It Is now stated that they will be issued
by fhou 1Ofl1 instant. - - 4Srs,s u !
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{ Weldon State.
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CHAMBER g. DINING ROOM FURNITURE.
Iie greatest variety ~ CHAMBER SUITS made from walnut
tls.taut. a.so Toe most extensive ass'rimeni Of
I.c ANtELED CHAMBER FURNITURE,
r Hip'-sllr rrt Nos f6 Bnd 2D3 Canal
v-.I..-. by EDWARD " BAXTER g. Go.
70 s.. Manufar.f sai ss at lower pc than any other
ho1r iu Che ei'
TlURNITURE of every description, ParlOr and
II Chamber suites loo.ngGls.ci. Marrse 6c ae!lag od re-
--c,i - 10 close ttc business L. i tO"FhsIh All NO
~ B0eefr
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pASSENGERS ARRIVED.

ppos royDoY AND HAyRg March Gin steamship Ceie-nrs
Iog.s x Douason Donaldson, MARY Daso W bf,se@
Ms "a Brvson Miss G. Borrow. Mrs. y Iycen1 T. TuxS,
bcrn Mrs G. Osborn G. w. Meyer M's A. D. Nrf " n ~ ~
- a. Ioarsssu " Watson W. GOOdheJrt = G NdesNai' u n
pao Po,e-feli ID Griyer Couricc, +. Corrrce. tan
I l. Lrcstl Jus yaaet Sophie Mover Charlotte Larsa ana
a49 the seetsge. .,..,ox.a.
~, of Antrerp-CA Allen p McKeuaa Bullock M Bry = Sn
80 - Snllvso m Waugh Mr.. T.. STANLEY Miss y ood Mrs y
Coterl MIS- Rose J. Pierce. Mr Fitzgerald H. Ssysnssrs s
60, Murrar W A. murray w. A. MHIry tr a. "sl.e, d
N,sbens Bnrn,a Mis- A. Bnrnham Miss Bufah'@ 1u AZ
Brsllor LADY j. Pett. W. Nlndham A. h0el
M;y r Appron NJ Fields ant MT Becker IS fnneh "a
Rpelsad j. L. Wells r. Kramer, Mss fsirSeather Miss SaA~ s
gsoM cHARIHSrOg March 6--Tn steamship Sirsgosss-n
irs Can a. Paine Acrgea Johu Smith Thomas AeA.1s
J. E Tboaas Mr Mrs james Iuioeh' Henry Sea'e' w.
deson, In 5teersge
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YEW-EORK 4 BREMEN STEAMSHIP co.

qTfR VInST-cLAss L. s. MAIL STEAMSHIP
ATLANTIC, CHAs noTER, M's'sr'
, ,, = AZ x n n, SATURDAY. April 6. az Ba. m,
VI" 'e''' ''' ron sGl'TIAMPTON AID BkEhEN, n., =.
rti,. ,ssseuserg 10 southampton, London nav -N
M ,stfs payahc in gold or M esnlyAttl iH"HItR'
~ pi C+la $40, Second Cabin, Sb5i hiera9el ~ C.,t,
H. 'i. lc sgii,ont,n and Haue TO NeslorE ffs9 O-'''
@Ii' Sea'19 xC9,s Gs9,s y' ~ rICKETS OUT AED HOME ~
,,, EAVi iH6io' elrNrrJ C,i,n 4l5n ste,Iage. SO
' ' To be followed By 'he o., III
p.tt. ft A q r,o.r fprl 1I Western Netepe a..''' 'iY
Ft'1TIiIR DrpAtTIVE3 lIDM hEh-lo".t
rue D. Jnre l5 june % july ~ aug
''' ''s"'' p"''''ls TAYLOR, preiest 40 20 Rroalva
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CLEARED.
ss,%ip a.p T's E.d 1'i Ms,oP5 I1S, ,1 Ssa
Steamship Moueka, L,b' Cbafl'sson Li,ssoo' fo W
.alp S,a. aorets Tl Smf5 ~ Thomas snlh Spgn9iaE
steamship AbemaTe Eoule Norfolk. CITY PoH' 'ai h'1-'"a
l. SP nSo.' ssrsca Ka voos City Poa' and 'a''o H'i''
Af1 S,'aa.p ashne Kelly EvBciri P'5g,ea s, "o'
fanssT & ssT,a5 Siis I1 Hoa Liverpool Tsp.oa Bro %
Rs h.s FlIor 5S1a S f Lamont Liverpool ~ Bc,1sca ,ais
Blk Thistle j6f) NoPhlh Liverpool Bruce MsASs gsA
BsrS Aral1ole Qllabl Glr.Shon' llao"S VIA ''''~' ~
s 5 ass css5ss s,s 5sa ssaP:oP s f3PG %Pa, Co
@ Rg N9F2, % st NP' FeSJ s1Ss s. Sqa siR'SS poS u,
Bg r Witt, MaeEsr Ss Sss S,s,s. T9oE'SS ws1 ilas'' co.
Has Hsis h,Sos i y Gs' Htj css iIals Bs %P &C.,
BIZ Bs 5 j. StIcut Sroul Jssssqnvio, Warrea R.y
sch the Isles r cs@er Pr aarls'' Brett So' O.
$s% Tap 1' sa y Hso snh b sTsss TTsss Go Co
ScIr Jos Ha7 Hatavay Baltimore y . Chase s Co r.
81. s A = Jyas & N1 NsrgP Sn' " Yil McKee, 5as Co. SS''
scLr s r Godaia, Waterbury, stanford
ARRIVED.
stc,mb- Celia (Brl G,id Loslon Feb @ .ai Iyr, n III
mis. sad & tS pas S,yn 70 r5 n lat q & long sssaS
Atlantic ss9 q & Iyfa @ 3 b. 4, aas ~ e e rs ai S q ~ .s s1Ss &.
DO ib 20 a. long @ p steamship Peausy"Sa" aeae TOT s'
Sic. ,.sseo;s M Ls5o2 3 Ss ge' 10: 70 ..i "a
c1 The & se1 g 3 !, % f,I pfps y % LEA s.:s
Rrn.s Ss'S bound d t lat q . long 81 steamship H''"a'
0'sss s,sn%Iho loT siSa Cror C s. hours vito @ds -
-, 49, Txreen.al NB gales fon isller~ h~frh
o., m exchaugei s,usis with brig Mary "a Nnnahs uy,,
steam .hp Yeregs Desrse. Boston. Win nc'e 'ni p "
Clyde. ,
Rrig Alct Miiikcn. Esies, Boston Ia
r. AneIs Hand Mena Jan. h ani the Ro,s JAo ~ ~
erIt \, In Dcrl.a Co Feb o. In say gaze Seasehosa,.
t stewart was washed 0yeThosrl and lost las had susses
Of The entire ras5ge sprns % p 's sa
6c March 49, long o. echingei ~ynais H,Ih bfs iJ
iners bound h lat ~ long ~ 10 spoke Dig hi1"' ' Ts
S 49, T TlT% De Hart M Gosee,ieT Low, cesooa iS ts va
gnumyitr Il Co Had 1eayy SeAiht ana @ ssas.a
f;, Io1sG len brig Enma Desa or New york; onl
~ 9r'e 10 sshr Pilots Crle To- The jaeh' Na1d''S' "'
nah sailed a lev iays previous
ScLr Lucy r Day. Hickman hoson'
Scir Brothers. Athurs virginia
sslr Louisa. Manson Portini
Electric spark fhillp4 NeNp'fi
Seir Hume. SNOW, New'L0si"l
Scir Fuut, Boiine Bunce, Gold spring 60.
& ohns.one. ireland Era Haven for NirBShA
Scbr A. Peters, Higgins pIofii'ncT ,lA,.
ScIr i Prre Nirkerspu Boston for Fss1sphH
SenL' SS ~ -, iii',o9 - Frs''3,u yrsu or Bostso
60 Triirat. Jt,asisau. ~. slbrtapor i1r BoS'4
ssLr Fttl g. Fogg. Virginia i'r bos'"'
So,p Illt.e,.. C0,1In. Pro'hfh''
mi, rrtns,ry ,of Liverpool n Sd Tor bo'o'' hA''N
long TO- coo,u from Phlepha bouui S. Peo Is ia lat ~
"Ha' ." Vs. DOMESTIC PORTS.
6fhe steamship Cousta'ioh ron r,naS
ID messengers SeHiork ou TIE litn W seo''''' ' w
mqTasS March 6Arved steamships Roman from PhiahPast
% Ko,,eiy fo Baltimore and Neptune fom New YORK
Schr Issbe Blake from eo1SeloI In y ;, @ ssassss
went atore the night O toe 81 on rSae' '''' 'PfF
ton Wil probably be total Nreck - ..,,nsho Eea..a.
fom Nswloyk for Boston .--x,.-----
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fectnres ano Aleetinas.

A A. FAVARGER organizes one more
"A. FRENCH GLASS s can be ioaHi for few days al No 'usS
verstypsee from 81 3, from u TO z, snd from D 70 D.
FCTURE TO-NIGHT.-The first of the
course before Young Mems Association u 81 Timothy Cbaret
viu .e delivered by the r. s. ROWLAND d. D. at Ly Hall
cor,e of osdgay aud Fortvseyenhst ubet-ROMAhSh IN
SPAIN To O'Clock Adnsss cts The proceeds
be spilled In hquding ne dee on Tue uS" ouuicn eu'' ~
seyeahst, between Egh'h and Ninhaves
CPANISH- CH URIC H.-Ths
CCbuch celebrates divine service 10 Splniss N
Chanel In Tweutyfihst Broadway sunday Afternoons -
O'clock C. RILEY, Gom santiago Sh wh ~
MKT SUNDAY. All who spelA spanish are corhAiy heu " s
these services. Seats free
VI,HE REV. E. IL. CHAPLIN, ID. d., viii lee.
Il before the Lee Larn UnoU on FHDAl s
1861 in Uuiyerss Church, OF Becket and DO"hns
Lecture at o. m. Tickets Zoe
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ArEM nnd NEM- -nANEN RAILEOAD
lg w1yTfR AREASGEMESr l,CL
CONGENClNl DC Do lta
TruyssLrivE NTW-YO1K:

psr,r 81, or 90 Eev Yot corner Trcsiy'svist Al Fouh
ave EatIa1oe COZ rseltgteyeltAss
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prnr1prs OF pRoDuCE.

RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE. .s,.
MApcU s.-2l29 bbls. Flour, ssi tbls. Wh'sSy, ,o4
Corn Meal O6O sacks Corn MeaV iioo paSn Sa1 pkes
bush Wheat 962 bush. oats 10 pn'n asa pkss.
lard a5o Dressed Hogs. 2Y, bbls Ps''o's"'D'
Butter. l.5l5 ukgs. CheeS.
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5alfs bn Auctiou.

tIty Residences, Stores ard Lots County ss@1s ~
,eli rented, AMI exchanged -
Leans negotiated Auction sales o. furniture, &C.
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NOW OF ExHIBiTi6S FREE.

GALE OFT. 6. FRIGATE BRANDYWINE.
~ WIN be SOLD ct Public Auction 70 the gaest bidder tvs yan
SATURDAY, March a. Twelve M ocoe tie yScesel a r
which
aniis copper fastened aud sheatlrd
TRRMS OF SALE-The removed from The Navyfart
vihn 90 days sale aheeu @ Per c,n Of the pur "ney 20
forfeited
wreck within the time above specified and Tue
70 be paid before Tie wreck removed y our Of te Navy Depart
). C. LOh AN IoantAl-LI
JANIS d. BRADY Naval Storekeeper
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.ffNraTffDE AINAEAl

MINIATURE ALMANAC a. 80
nj, Cox Sas sets.......5:53l M00n See5..''''''I:b
S THls pAY
s, too a. Is Cows Island .s:l1 Hell Gate '.''iS
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TRAfySTEivE NFWYOlK: - .
For E,w Haven TO- ao1 lhL liD o. nj -' 'hLl "Oo l''
for Bdi1cPort 5s IoGrl iI5oA n, 1913 Rll aos Grl,
'is Fs,Nt1 sDi S,1,,-i. 7o i,o m, 6, taopm.
Tor Fairfield, Southport Aad Welod ~ ILS' a. m-i 30 up
Por Eorv.R 100 Grl 800 noa l2i5 rl. 800 lErL
r., I.eS -o5 a,5. lIi59 g. M. as 90, s5opm
ior Green t ZOO 400 iIJl an. 2l5 AS 40 59' 1p
For Stamford tk, 900 llJJ RlJ lELl k9t @o'
ORrla45. AJJ, 800. 6JI, BOO Or, p 30 - 80. o,.
Por Port Chester afd intermediate Stations I, 51 I Ai 3''
49, ''' '''' C6SSRcTISG TRAINS
poI Eoo9 VIA Slnss11 3D. ~ ~ "a, "a a'r
for Hartford aud Springfield, 400 H. tELh iAS. 400 thhh 'v
For Connecticut River Railroad Goo m (Ef) l25p to Mon
For Hartford and fibli Railroad BOO ) M lA
For New Haven SewLoniou sonagton Railroad At GOO
Por Csrsi RsIIro,i. i215p m. to Northampton
For IIoraioais r.. .roai. boz a. IN. lYo p.
For Dla,ary 1,i Norsa- .a.lrold 71l oJa NJ 41Jp
JAMES u. HoYT, surt
NEW-NORK and FLUSHING RAILROAD
~ Leave Hunter Io4 G.is 72' a. in BOD o. i '''h %.
io a. n 2D o. m.; slJo NJ $3.50 M tt;0 D. L "tl' L 10
Snrlavs 1880 $3.50 .AInlh Q" 'fr'' N'r
conuig Stages M,Bhset a Port Wi Ton rrt+ra no
5Jj i.; 1850 D. Iur.V sra Saian@y H"ts fill ias
Epsfug A II a. Hunters Point at l2l5 Boats cast James
Slip every bafhoIr, Thirty fourth T. ever 10 Hi9ncs ,,.
NORTHERN RAILROAD Of NEW-JERSEY
~ Trains viii leave Jefse sC for Peunou o:25 aud 81 a. M
i:ll Hui tJi Saturdays OBI! AZ il'l' J. H. 4'
'na go ''''' Jul" THOMAS DEMARET Superintendent
NTEW-JERSEY RAILROAD.-Tains leave
foot Of Comt4uitst Tor PlADElrniA ~ fnd ID r. y ~
ana l. D. m BALrORE and WAshNS1os ~ Hua IVA ~
p H.. snd f. midnight
New-York tribune., 1867-03-07

DUNYAN TABLEAUX - Largest PANO-
HbC G ne Worl sixty magnificent Scenes, spenddly hhls
tgp yus Proge, uN0NhAlL Etesd~ and ISea "a
49,. !, n.o ,,,v usht commencing A u Admission, %
51,b D., gi. Maints Wednesday and SATURDAY, 81 clock
'N'' RoBr j. GREENWOOD Manager aud Proprietor
.srNDprUn Wirl0r Joys) WAlirH, by }. Nj.
i'I,,Nu.p lht psiN.hel hy BERa h 6CulGNhH. 60 l9l
a,..l.., Sow ogs. Pace, " S,FE
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PoRrwAapgSs OFFICE, No ~ Williams
>-or1rr = borehv given. in accordance with
~ 1.,i a of The Act psssed April a. 1884, entitled AZ Acee
Sorsle The Warens Oce Of the Port o. NeNiok 70 Az % p
,sJ in or having charge OF the subject matter OF aoh
.n,ton or survey that the following vessels are now dsSes
80 ~ tS port WlSns that the said surveys or efmhson
he eopleted within dAys next sseeeseas 'As a'A'S "
VesSels: .......ABR
Steamship Antwerp.
R,rk Diaiein
Richard irwin.
Baucher-. t-n,e
MARY Olivia. OO0'N4~
Maj NJ
Rrg
b'S NO''1''DS MIYTHoRNg roAySisS, PreH'eaN
Aro's HxRRfa,s secvetary
New-York tribune., 1867-03-07
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ALL KINDS Of FURNITURE, NAT
y rFrseis HEppfSG LOOKlNGGLA3sES &C.. ele1pess 81,
a. W sSEDIN CAyrBELLh No - Bovru between stanton i,h
easiau aarsud al. dossortd free tAIAi ShtH-
1Au HLpalEApa ChkAr
4 LII Singers Patent Spring Beds require but
! Matir. tan dursic Naushi inf no ntherso
nss shoat th- hoi e'cywte 'Wrroo'ns No z5 ccurs st.
DEDROOM ENAMELED FURNITURE of
eaautrI tnanun4rc. Ao snii Ctanut al Walnut Chan
isr Slo. fai4 s-I ornamental q 49, FARISGrONs No 3JS
C-r. e ele... Wooster E.fahL .lri i,tf
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SHIPPING IATELLIG ENCE

poRT OF YEW.YoRK. ........MARCas
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Nlarble nlnntels :.

NEARBT EIZED SLATE MANTELS-SupcIior
" I'm appearle; durable; half the price OF marble l. T.
STEWAEi' 30 oO5 Sidhavc between 18th Z yothst@
MARBLE MANTELS.-350 MANTELS on
II tr r,r s,e land ouaity) which will be sold for the next
In drs a liberal deduction. At A. kABkkS hae WmcToom' no
l, East Eiccnh 81, near Ilinlayc. ~ l, Cut thS Out