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The Portland daily press., 1867-02-02

I'd MARTHA WASHINGTON SOCIETY FESTIVAL.
This excellent Society propose to increase
their treasury-now about empty = by giving
festival at Lincoln Hall, next Wednesday
evening. What the Marthas undertake to do,
they always do well, and therefore we are safe
in predicting good time, And, in this con-
nection, let all the good hearted remember
that every cent given into the charge of these
devoted Christian women will be sure to find
its way among the poor, Of whom, since the
fire, we have an increased number. Let us
give them a hearty response to their CALL
The Portland daily press., 1867-02-02
FOREIGN PORTS.

Ar at Callao Dec 81, ship Jas Chestou Colson in,
Chinchas, land sailed Jan for United Statsl: Ian
12 Baden. Stilphen, Melbourne. ~ o""''
At Valparaiso Jan 2, ship Elizabeth Kimball Fros,
from CorOnel Tor San Francisco 4 = = io''
In port Jan 10, slnps E Sherman Blanchard. from
Adelaide, al 9th, unc; Scotia, Doane, disg; Tiber,
Arey, do. fa -e' -''i'
At Chincha Islands Jan 10, ships Detroit Curtis
Reunion, Nichols; Eastern Star, Curtis; Moonbeam
Field; Geo Treat, Hillman; Gaspee, Emerson: Sa.
ran Newman, hayuen: ID IhuIstOn, Snow; Living
Age, Mcclure, and Anna, Blanchard destinations
not reported.) ra.,-, az = - 'N'N -
ar at Aspinwall Jan 10, sch Anna Rich, Lewis,
Baltimore; Is h, brig Saml Lindsay Wilson, Boston
Sid 18th, brig ID Elton, Reed, Cieniuegos; Goth,
6arque Lavinia, Davis. do: 22d, brigs Cuba, Jen-
klns, ana hoseWay, Robinson, do.
~ AT st Jago Jan %. brigs ANGELA, Leighton, ldg;
Geo Crump, French. do; sch G Craig, Craig, from
At Nuevitas Jan %, barques John Griffin Chase,
from New York; Catalina, Perkins, do; brig Rem
shaw, Smith, do; sch Koret, Brown, ldg,-all Tor
New York.
At Mansanilla 18th, brig Charlena, waterhouse,
for Philadelphia, days.
;. Ar at Cienfuegos 10th, sch Ke 2kuk, Small, from
New York. .......
Sid nth barque Augusta G Small, Colt, Boston.
Sid tim Havana 18th, sch May Monroe, Monroe
Sagua: goth, barque Arizona, Conant Cabairien /.
2lst, brig Lena Thurow, Cor. EFT, do,
Cid at Matanzas 2lst, brig Java. Groves portland
Sid 21st, barque Elba, Drisko, New York. '''nu
In port ed, barques L Cochrane p;aro. 60,
Portland; ke1path, BIZ Havener, tor do: Dency.
Gray, Tor Philadelphia; H Lord pinkbam to- az
Monitor, Smlt Tor Baltimore; ocean mo%e ~ Wei
den for New York; brgs Merriwa, Ingersoll. for
Portiand James DAVIS, Staples for Belfast; Idela,
jackson, for Holmes Hole; Sussex. lBrl Dav s. for
Holmes, Hole Juliet Clark, Moore, for New York
II Berry. Colson, tor do
tort. o' '
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DOMESTIC PORTS.

INDIANOLA = In port 21st sch Sarah Louisa,
Sweet. Bangor, ar 9th, disg: :
MOBILE-Ar 3lst, sch Kate Wentworth Adams
Boston: May, Whitney, do.
SAVANNAH 5Oth, sch Silver Bell, Bailey,
Cardenas. @ -tIia1 s- = -
Cid 26th. brig Ocean Belle Morton, Boston,
Cid 50th, ship Ne Plus Ultra, for Live pool; sch
Mary H Upper for Matanzas
CHARLESTON-Sld2 Gth, barque Toscano, Delano
Castilan. Hardenbrook, do; scbs Magnolia, Chase
Norfolk: Nellie Tarbox. Pendlcton, New Orleans
John Crookford, Jones, Providence; Ocean Travel
WILMINGToN-Cid 2sth sch Snow Squat, stin-
NoRFofK-cld 2sth, brig Hazard, cottrell, tor
FORTRESS MONROE Ar sOth ship Nellie
Mitchell ON Swan island.
HAMPTON RoADs-Ar 2sth. sch Tilt, Prescott
from st John, NIB, for baltimore.
NEW fORk-Ar 3oth, sch Albert Treat. Keene
Ragged Island tcrew frost bitten and have been ar
Cid 3Otn, sch Laura Watson, Doughty ,ior Bucks
vile, Sc. ~ - 80 -.
Ar 31st, barques Benciactor, Berry, Yokohama;
Henry Flitner, Park, Sagua; brig Thos Owen. Pet
tensill, Nuevitas.
CID slst, ships Majestic, Lucas, San Francisco;
American Congress, Woodward, tor London; barque
Addie McAdam. Partridge, Marsellles. =
Ar list inst, barque Elba. from Mat MAS; Linda
st wart from Cuba; Tr weller, from Rio Janeiro;
schs Southerner, from Demerara E Rich lrdson,
NkWPORT-Sld Both, barque Annie NJ Goodwin
Pitcher, from Machias Tor New York, Tin tow.
In port 3Dth brque Hanson Gregory, Gregory
New Or cans Tor Providence brig Susie j Strout
Srout, IF "a Jacksonville Tor New York. sch Arthur
Burton :, FrohocS Savannah tor New York.
Rocklsndi Crockett, Charleston days. for Boston
Sid Both and 31st, bargues Teuca, L ii jackson,
Heroine; brgs i I Knight, E Ii Kennedy Sports,
man, George Burnham, Frank Allen. William
Dresser; sens M + Gage, Hattie, E G Willard, T j
Traitor, Jessie Hart, d King, Carrie Melvin, NY
rover, Frederick Fish, III Curtis Hattie Ross, Four
Sisters, Giraffe, Rosina. A j Dyer, William Carroll
Sarah FISH. City Point Electric Flash, Ethan Allen,
Morning star, Anna Elizabeth, and Others
BOSTON-Ar 3lst, sch A i Ames, Ames, from
tse =.
Below. brig Timothy Field, from Matanzas. it3
Cid 31st. brig Star, Sparrow. Havana; schs Legal
Portland
Ar LIST, barques Heroine, Nickerson FIN Palermo;
Triumph. Parker: Matanzas, II days Aberdeen,
Cochran Savannah; briggs II b Emery. Small Man
sanilla; Tim Field, Wiswell, Matanzas; Tangent,
Chandler, New York. -|I- 49,
WISCASSET-Ar 2Sth schs G Minot CroweTl
Boston; Tame lane, Parse u.s. do.
Ar 18th, schs Boxer, Southland, and Tasso, Short
well, Boston; Napoleon, Roberts, Port and.
Stu Both, brig Geo Berry, Bradley, Matanzas.
The Portland daily press., 1867-02-02

3 A VALUABLE MEDICINE.-Dr. Poland's White
Pine Compound, advertised in columns, is sue
cessfnl attempt to combine and apply the medicinal
virtues of the White Pine Bark has been thorough
proprietor has testimonials to its value from persons
well knows to citizens. We recommend its trial
in all those of disease to which it is adapted. 1t
is for sale by all our Druggists
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G FACES CELEBRATED SALVE!
.At Cures in very short time
OLD SORES, BURNS, SCALDS, CUTS, WOUNDS,
BRUISES, SPRAINS, CHAPPED HANDS
-4.-9- CHILBLAINS, &C., &c


Grace,s Celebrated Salve!
Is prompt in action soothes the PAIN takes out the
soreness and reduces the most angry looking swell
ings and intammatons as if by magic; thus afford
ing reliet and complete cure. ea =
Only 25 cents a box; sent by mail for 30 cents.
SETH w. FOWLE & SON, Is fremont ST, Boston,
r,a,s1. S .e.s Sold by Druggists and dealers gener
EebI9 ,66-sSeodT Ts8v-eo,y s.aa--------z.. q.
The Portland daily press., 1867-02-02

THEATRE.-Miss Bidwel1 having recovered
from her Illness will appear this evening in her
popular characters in the ever welcome play of
the French Spy, also in the successful drama
Of The Forty Thieves, forming a very attrac-
tive bill which win undoubtedly can forth enc
of the best houses of the season. cd 30. q.
SECOND PARISH CHURcH-To-morrow after
noon, at the meeting of the Second Parish
Chur oh and congregation, in the First Parish
Churc h, Rev. DIR. Carruthers will announce his
ultimate decision as to contin uing his pastoral
charge of the Society. "a 5t IS te ..s4 ai
The Portland daily press., 1867-02-02
MINERAL BATHS At HOME.
DYSPEPSIA CURED .ts 2
RHEUMATISM CURED
ERUPTIONS ON the FACE CURED
SCROFULA CURED
BY TREATMENT WITH MINERAL WATERS.
cious drugs aud quack medicines, and use few baths
nrpDared with VI ~ |e'e-'S
"STRUlMATIC SALTS yv

These SALTS are made from the concentrated
Liquors of the Mineral Well ofthe Penn'a Salt Man
featuring Co., in Pttsburg, and are packed in air
rections are attached.
Yd INTERNALLY USE
"Strumatic Mineral Waters -
In bottles Of one and half pints. One sufficient for
a days use.
u4-Sold by Druggists generally.
Merrill Bros, No. 215 State st., Boston; Raync]ds
Pratt 81 Co, No 1o6 Fulton st., New York, Wholesale
Agents. . no20sNeod&w1y
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.SH-AGE NOTICE.
-a CHANGE OF TIME.

0N and after this date, Stage will leave Gray daily
~ SUNDAY excepted) at IL A. NJ, for Portland.
Leave Portland at p NJ for Gray.
The mails from Gray to Mechanic Falls and from
Gray to Oxford are discontinued from this date.
There will be two lines established, one from
Woodman's Station via New Gloucester, West Gou-
cester to No. Raymond daily. And the other from
Mechanic Falls via Poland to West Poland, three
times a week, both lines to connect with the noon
train on the Grand Trunk from Portland
-.l.-.l. GEORGE X. EIMBALL.
feh1dtf
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,T8.gEs 4Hs4Eo
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IMPORTS.

-----
TRINIDAD. Brig Frank L Ausn-254 hhds u
tos 10 bbls molasses new crop; $50 boxes sugar. TO
Geo Hunt. m ...r -. .-r.... .....l I'D
MATANZAS. Brig Nj A Chase-466 hhds 20 tres
molasses, TO Chase Cram Sturtevant; 5000 cigars,
to order; case jelly, bbs oranges, to master.
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Lost
$40 REWARD &!

is offered for the detection OF the person per
i sons who stole the Lanterns placed at the Drain
now beinI constructed under my supervision at the
foot of India Streei. Il. DAILY.
Portland, Jan. %, 1867. JAMS div
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WANTED.
Wanfad-

A SlloAIi iN in Grocery or Furniture store
OF some oIner good business; is willing TO make
himself generally useful. Will loan his employer
twelve to fifteen hundred dollars - '''
Good reference given.
Address, b. c., Box 1880. ,oatdtws
The Portland daily press., 1867-02-02

DISASTERS.
Barque st Jago White OF and from Portland for
Mata'Izas, spoken Jan "a, off Hole in the Wall,
unde jury masts, having encountered the gale OF the
18th and got dismastel Wanted no assistance
Ship st Joseph, at San Francisco from New York,
60 DAYS from the Equator in the Atlantic 10 Cape
Horn, with very heavy weather; was ~ days from
lat so in the Atlantic to lat so in the Pacific with
heavy westerly gale, having been driven back three
times and shifted cargo. ft1easFatrf
Ship Caroline Reed, from Puget Sound. which put
into Port Townsend leaky, arrived at San Francisco
Jan 18th and reports heavy Sc and SW gales most Of
the passage, which started the ship leaking badly
was taken in tow fifteen miles ON the Heads and
brought into port
The Portland daily press., 1867-02-02

Miniature Almanac. February 2.
Sun rises. ..,....,..713 Moon rises 500 AM
Sun sets. lib High water 945 AM
The Portland daily press., 1867-02-02
Wanted Daily =!

A The General Agency and Employment Office
"A NO. 35I LIZ Congress street An Tsr-
sons wishing To secure gOou Girls Tor any respecta
PIE employ ment, will lind them at this Oihee
Also please notice. We will send you men and
boys for any work in city or country Tree OF eha%
W we want good American, Provincial, Irish
anu CoIoreu W omen and Girls, as well as Men and
Boys, every day ior all sOrts OF situations In this
City and vicinity. Give us a call
cox & POWARS.
Portland Me-, Jan. %, '67. ian3O dtf
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LOST AND FOUND.
LOST

ON the Goth inst, chased gold Sleeve Button; the
~ finder will be suitably rewarded by leaving 1t at
j. A. MEkkILL'S,
ja31d3t. No 10 Free Street,
The Portland daily press., 1867-02-02
Maine Christian COuvemsf0u

The following letter, which we publish by
request of the P. Y. M. c. A, sufficiently ex-
plains itself:
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With the most astonishing success IN curing
Coughs, Colds, HI ON r.eness, Sore Throat,
Influenza, WhOOPing Cough, Group.
Liver Complaint, BrOnc hiiIs,
W Difficulty of Breathing,
EaHH Asthma and every HE
affection of
The Portland daily press., 1867-02-02
Total tons ,
DISASTERS.

. .
In addition to the above, 1000 tons have beer
built, but not registered until after Jan |, 1867, in
order to save tonnage. ~
The Portland daily press., 1867-02-02

1HlI# 1910 :. .'TI rs -'''I % ?
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-06-19
NEW ROUTE BETWEEN
NEW YORK AND BOSTON.
BRISTOL. r. l.
NEW ROUTE

The Narraganset Steamship Companys and masnh.
cent steamers
BRISTOL Captain Benz. Brayton
and PROVIDENCE. Captain II. NJ Simmons,
will commence
running Long Island Sound, Monday June H. leaving
pier 20 North river foot OF Canal dining AZ
bany pier every afternoon Sundays excepted Al O'Clock.
connecting Bristol with the Boston and Providence
road reaching Boston with shorter railroad By any
other route.
Distance By rail, miles; time, hour and % minutes
These steamers are the largest, s,anchest and most
elegant ever placed upon American waters Of soo
burden
Eneine Of 1850 horse power thoroughly sea- going 10 ali
lifted IN the most substantial with
tight Compartments narrow guards boilers below decks
and with every arrangement for comfort aud safety
the number and OF their staterooma. and extent
and splcndor Of their
and In the strength OF ther huls fully equal 70 ocean
steamers.
sAterooms secured tickets for sae and freah, arrange
ments made ~ Ne once Of ths Company Oh the pier In
New York.
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IENRY d. MINER, AUCTION 81
Nassau ssreet opposite the Post Office MINsR
w and THURSDAY, june 10 and 20 at II O'Clock
oh day, at saesroom Nassau Great closing sale
Carrara Marble stafuary Pedesals Vases Ac, the i'm
ration Of p. Zannoni a Co.
This IL composed Of an entire invoice inst
lived from Italy, comprising Pedestss Columns Vases
fozsas richly carved and ornanened with artistic
new designs Also the entire stock Of the above rn,
insisting OF about forty magnificent valuable Groups
CURES and Busis Of Cnrars marble Aiabasr Paran and
asswarc groups Of Animals and large variety small
cles OF real merit and beauty. sale positive, the
going 20 Europe. On exhibition with a. scrip
&c catalogue, Monday June II.
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DBADINg AND COLUMBIA RAILROAD.
~ Passengers leaving New York 81 " noon via Central
New Jersey Railroad make close connection NJ Reading
Ephrata, Lr Lancaster and Columbia arriving at Ian.
caster and Columbia at $50 r. NJ -
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p. TRAvER, AUcrroNEER, OFFICE II CHAN.
bers street wilt sell THURSDAY 10th Inst at I0,
,rc and House 2 Grand street. n not previousy sod A.
vae sale
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JENKINs WILL SELL At AUCTION ON
TUESDAY, June ~. ~ 10 o'clock. large stock Of
rsss Carriages RockawAys, Extensions, Top and No Top
,gons Phaeon ard lager Wagons g sets Of single and
lble Harness. Lap Robes, Mats Sheets WHIPS Nets &c,
l,soi Broadway, near Forty-nrst street
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pr HENRY y. LREps, AucrIoARER -.

20 at l0k O'Clock The resdence Mo- ne Rass Tween
fourth street. Household Furniture, consisting Of Brus-
Carpet black walnut Sofa Arm and Parlcf Chairs in
arssns nit frame grsnss pl.ss Pier n.rcs Louogss n
Table rosewood sait N green rslA m.Aostny 4A
top Centre Table, mahogAnS wesdr0ces hisSt Mslnut
omiaters black walnut marble top Side Tebiss nlsek
anut cane seat Chairs mahogany Chairs 10 9sareesh
Ietes IN aaselctA EtaQseS Hshoga1g sros YEP De-.
ssnsion 1inas 7s6s Bronze Clock Oh cane sees CSs
hina cnockerI GlAiskAS, 9rqsse STIR cspeta stair
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QY HENRY II. LEEDS 4 MINER.


49, l0 O'clock at the residence IS Seventh avenue
Household Furniture consisting Of Brussels and Ingram
Apes mahogany Chairs in hair cloth mahogany Corner
eaus carved black walnut Bedsteads Hair Mattresses
Paiasses, Feather Bolsters Pillows Gilt Frame
looking Glasses mahogany washstands mahogany and
ack WALNUT Marble Top Commodcs, Window Shades, oak
md Ingram Stair Carpets STAR Rods &c China Crockery
1lass Wape Ac also Kitchen Furniture. eH essH -
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QY HENRY e. LEEDS INNER u IN 6tH n
HENRY H. LEEDS, Auctioneer. fgtf
,on NJ ysRa 4 i o'clock At their 'as'-
Rubber Goods AeConsstang AZ Indiaruhber Goods Fix
ercha Tools used @ manufacture lsdarubber and gua
nee Of large establishment giving up business
Sale positive without reserve. = feE aE 4Aea5aa
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SALES Ar AuCTIoR.

r BoGARr. AU0I0EEER-rIIs DAY At 10Y
~ s sSa
esn.isle o. f.ror suit maAossny sof,s Loansss T.sss
Gss sna SUIT
french Ssds!ssd. Fss.hsr Beds ana BsSaas 7ey. 5fns
irssss.or s.ovs: also are proof SAFE, once fabs,
JASEs WOOD WILL SELL By AUCTION on THIS
ana
n.y. er f Is
lying 80 fssi on Prospect street South Eighth and
nsfins Dssas
rHURsPAY. JSns . 2. :. io< A. y: No: sul.Sa
lyn, Piano PsrlOr chsmbsr and Dining Room Furniture
Brussels ard Ingram Carpets. Stoves. Be- also close
NJ Az: s ;. ssI. ... cs
Il .sf az VIZ
ne ne sncu ~ y g. and sac
tory; tor ~'' 14'''s'' ~ 1880 : - ''''''-
~ kiQaHR6 w1LTEkS xusonssr, win ssn yHIs
Saloon and Sk,oo poSxsss oorney a. ssSS ss
And Bs0:dxay ne ssSsE and 5,ars: eOp;:ns q Bar
a 5; s SSssas 4 id s:; sy
pAWNBRoKERs sALE.-JAxRs AGAR WILL SELL
Women: PM sss.snaSs Goods Sy order
=. james nsr.ley, varck street ~ "a -
DkREMPTORY SALE AT AUCTIoN-BY ORDER OF
" 3 sSHH BYd Sss'n e HS
the Court House Hudson, Columbia county The Empire
Loom Works. at Stockport Columbia county Claverack
creek never failing Water Power miles north OF Hud
n T. Main building brick factory and machine shop
go By % feet Two stories wheel house turbine wheel
peners shop and sawm large foundry and forging shop,
pattern shop cleansing shop two barns with stable and
about Ave hundred wokmen Also the Empire House Ho
TEL with stable barn. house. &c, with Accommodations
for thirty forty persona Also double and single
frame Dwellings for workmen and about 10 acres dow
and pasture Land For further information apply ct l66
Duane street, New York the Referee 1T Hudson.
DICHARD WALTERS, AUCTIONEER
III MARsHAL,B SALE.
Hotel and Bar Furniture and Fxtures-Wil sell,
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RYLANDT wALDRON, AUCTIONEKRs, 6N BRO AID
~. " way win sell By auction, on THuRssDAY, At Il
Parlor Suits, in brocate black walnut Suits in reps Ar
nores Etageres Centre Tables Bible Stands black walnut
3edseads with Bedding rosewood black walnut and
ogany washstands; China Dinner
Patent Reclining Chairs, Refrgerators, &c. /.
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Sss .sao IL Year. sSslssss sSr ep
tai $1,000 increase the msnnfacsurc Of article
but which 10 well introduced meets with
ready sale and pays reasonable profits party can par
ucpae IN the prch either a. ssuvs or SPECIAL patner or
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A UCIION NOTICE.-ELE0ANT HOUSEHOLD FUR.
N nure 81 private sale at great sacrifice for cash.
wll DO sold for S93 Suit in for eSt Also
piano and lot OF Paror Bedroom Dining Furniture
BARGAIN Inquire S Blocker street. Broadway
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DICHARD WALTERS, AUCTIONEER.
III NARsHAL'B SALE.
Hotel and Bar Furniture and Fxtures-Win sell,
THURSDAY II O'Clock at No Broadway the Bedroom
Kitchen, Barroom and other Furniture, &C. III H4
JOHN T. STEWART, City Marshal.
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III IVERPOOL, NEW YORK AND PHIIADELPHIA
IL ssesmshp Company
NorIcE.-The steamship CITY OF ANTWERP, from Liver
pool, viii commence TO discharge general
pier North river on Wednesday morning and the CITY
OF CORK on Thursday morning
The Company win not b responsible for any loss or
damage srising goods discharge goods not
within twenty hours viii be stored Il con-
Mgnees' risk and expense.
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y COTTON, AUCTIONEER, WILL SELL ON THURS
DAY. June 20 at lu5s O'Clock the contents Of
large house. removed from Thirty rrt street 10 the store
broadway, foj OF SALE embracing
arior Suits In ebony and gilt frames covered with Grim
and silk and carved rosewood SUITS. In
Mirrors six elegant carved black walnut French Bed
esds and rich Bureaus TO match with best Hair Mat
esses Bolsters Pillows Blankets, Sheets, Towels
breads Napkins. Tabiecoths, &C. Centre Tables oak and
nges Bookcases al the Carpets Of the house. nearly
also hfty Brussels and velvet Carpets and Oilcloths
In for his SALE large quantity Of rich China and Cut
lass Ware Plated Ware and Kitchen Furniture. Sale Pc
nptOry.
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CTEAN WEEKLY TO AND FROM LIVERPOOL AND
- Queenstown BY the Cunard Line
MALTA calls Wednesday June 10
HECLA sails Wednesday June Isl
Cabin passage, e1O0, gold steerage e25 currency
seerase passage % New York and drafts England and
Ireland at loweat rates.
For cabin passage apply at No. 1 Bowling Green.
For steeraSe passage apply at 90 Broadway.
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,oR SALE AT PUBLIC AUCTION,
WEDNESDAY, The iosh june next, at - NJ,
Al Staten Ihland, N. r.,
The Revenue steam rropellers

Kankakee, Kewanee and Ashueot,
old built Of the best material consisting OF live
white oak locust and cedar; copper fastened
sred diasonally braced with iron ~ inches BY inch
ck masia bowsprit jbboom. foreyard, topsah and
pgallant yards; have fun suits Of sails standing and
inning rigging compete wen found In chains. anchors,
awsers boats, &c
Two oscisns Engines 500 inches with appurtenances
,nplete Tubular Boiler 1hxl2 feet good order and
li Of the best quality charcoal iron Composition pro
.ller feet diameter.
Length over feet, breadth Of BEAM % feet inches
.pth Of hold, II feet.
Information regarding those can be given BY the
1dersigned, thee be examined their dock at
fsland occrs being in charge give facilities 70 all
shing 10 inspect them after Monday. the ID OF June
AIT HENRY A SMHrHE,
Collector OF Customs
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IENRy n. HERTZ. JR., AUCIIoNEER
IL LARGE SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
On WEDNESDAY,iJu ~. at 10is O'Clock

AZ NO 30 vsrck street, 81 John 3 Park,
tmprising 400 lots OF Carpets Mirrors Beds Hair
bttresses, walnut and mahogany Beds,eads, Bureaus
sshstands large lot OF Blankets sheets Countcrpanes
also Pier and Mantc Mirrors. China Glass and Plated
and kitchcn Utensls being the entire contents OF
ardng house. and well worthy the attention OF Dealers
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,RANcIs rIrzsTMMoSs. AUCTroNEER, OFFICE Tos
Third avenue wiii sell on Thursday. 10Th inst. at los
clock, Ia East Ffiysccond street, Lexington
uc the entire Furniture OF the three story dwelling
sting Of rosewood PAror SUITS, Brussels Carpets MIR
actresses, Dressing Bureaus Olcloths Crockery Gass
are. Kitchen Utensils, &c Deposits required.
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Ia MURRAY, $50 Fulton street, Brooklyn, TIL uRS-
DAY, June ~. at IL O'Clock 20 Sineers Tor tailoring
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MEXICAN CITIZENS GOING TO EUROPE SHOULD
"A obtain their Passports from JOHN LkEKTREE,
United States Passport Agent censrs street. new York,
the CITY Hail.
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ctioneers win sell THIS DAY "wednesday. an the ee
giant Furniture contained In Eve story brown stone resi-
snues sale commencng a Il oecck Paricr Suits covered
Bookcase Mirrors Csrpeu Curtains Chandeliers Vases
bronze Clock, 6tatuaTy OIL Paintings, by eminent srtss
superb Pianofore STOOL Cover Book1 Extension
Table, Buffet elegant China, Glass, Slverware Blu
reaus BedstsAda wardrobes, Hair Mattresses Bedding
Sale peremptory.
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