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THE COUNTS.


supasns CouRr IN ossssAt rsan-Al
the justices sat In bdne yesterday, oonsidsring
the following cases.
Gen. A. N. stout acting ommissioner Of
Patents, 40 attorney Of the Supreme uourt,
was on motion OF J. J. ooombs admittsd to
o. ss. - m ,o. o. Mr. osrros,op MI
Jones, on motion of Mr.. Carusi, W. \; Bart
lett, and on Of motion Mr: Jackson, =. wa.
teri applicants for admission to the bar, were
Fendsll a. examiners.
Hsrris's executor vs.. Baltimore and Ohio
R.,,Ssd 00 ON On the sis,
Of January 1857, Hsrri. obtained q verdict
against the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Com
psny for . ,2ss damages, and $500 costs. On the
O. es.s p sss Uouf 81 &. uSs
Statea was sued out, but the plantiffs contend
without compliance with requisites ssssntisl
s e. nsss ;Ssh r .na on %6pos of Ii.
Judgment From this order, so far as e pur.
to . Tsyys Ss RI f.sn soS
tending that their appeal to the Supreme
Court had operated as z supersedeas thereto.
The plsintins urged that there had been no
The case was argued by counsel, and held
under sdyisement By the courts.
road COMPANY. Cox and Buchansn-H
Jane i. carroll and others sued the Bslti.
prof,: Of land near the depot Occupied By that
company for several years, and afterwards re.
covered in ejectment. The jury found y ,2st
damages for the plaintiHs In this suit, which
was reported In this paper some months ago.
On the rendition OF the verdict the plaintiff
moved new trial on exceptions, the defend
ants also moving for a new trial for excessive
IN he ist Of February. isos. the Court over
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TEA AMP Corpsr sroRR.-we would call
especial attention to the Advertisement Of A.
Stoddart b Co., who announce their teas, cof-
fee and spices, for sale at $50 Ninth street.
We have made trial Of the coffee Of these
gentlemen, and we call ourselves good judges
OF this beverage, and are prepared to COM
mend the article as inferior to none In the
market. Indeed we have never had upon our
table . more agreeable cup Of this delicious
| beverage than that made from the berry OBJ
taincd at this store.
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AMoso THE DIFFERENT associations which
are holding their anniversaries in New Yori
this week 10 that Of the American Tract So
ciety. It's report shows that the donationi
during the year have been tlis,ooo, and from
sales, 100000.
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pRoP0sALs FOR ARMY sUPPLIEs,

wrllrr,,. porsr. Hs'Ifr H. E, I Ky 4, fsss
ua s "a On Ny y u.s.
By the unds gnsd, st NIllstt's Point, New YORK
Harbor, for furnishing the troops therest With
The yelopes preposs must be indorsed
"Proposals Tor Furnishing Fresh Beef.
with equal proportions ~ fore and hind-qu.rIsI
meat tneeks, shanks. and kidney tsliew excluded,
such quantities and At such times As may be ro-
No BID will be entertained that 10 not made By q
regular butcher. who must give his name In full.
his present place 81 business and residence.
bidders, &c., rane as stated In Advertisement Of
June ~, 1857, for Proposals for Furnishing Fresh
Beef.
FROM the ONCE Of tho A. G. g.
WIN. H. CHASE,
myl5-td First Lieut.. Corps Eng. "A. q. 8.
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FROM EUROPE NJ CABLE.

LONDON, May lt-Evening.-Consols close
unchanged. Bonds, 7o3zj Fries, &sN.
Decrease In Bullion Of the Bank OF England
during the past week li2,ooo pounds.
FRAsKroRr, May N.-Bonds closed 7sK
LIVERPOOL, May l+-Evening.- Cotton closes
armer and more active. Uplands, l2d., Orleans,
l2ld. Corn declined SIS. Cd. Sugar strong al
21s. Cd ass.
BERLIN, Nay N.-The budget Of the North
German Confederation has been made public
The total expenditures for the ensuing nsca
year estimated at $1,000 900 thaiers, OF thii
sum 100000 was required for military snt
marine service.
The income from customs and imports
levied by the solverein, Is estimated at 80,
900 900. Individual States Of the confederation
will furnish the q coo, 900 remaining, according
to federal appointment.
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wEHAvE RECEIVED from Blanchard l. Mo
hun, corner Of Eleventh street and Pennsylva
mia avenue, 1.-THE Peoples Magazine" pub
lished by the London Society for Promoting
Christian knowledge.
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ERsRBTRUNK, -E4B
OBJ E. R o 0 Us
WALL, ROBINSON 4 CO.,
sac PennR. Av., bet. 9th and 10th SITS.


~ uS'rFP STATES parg Rn, 2, x IA,
shaftsbary, vermont, praying Tor the eItsnsion 81
is fop AZ imeroy S In Mscbines drsdu
atinE Carpenter Squares. for, seven year. from
the sih DAY Of August. 1865: " 'S' -
ordered that I'D aid petition be heard at the
A. Y 1a n S.Ts 2
ppetitinn an iii moi h be rranted VIZ ~
Persons opposins The srtensicn .re required to
ale In tho Patent ONCE ther objections, specislly
day Of hearing, all esmony died by either party,
IN assordsnee With tbe 9aies Of Inc
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livery LADY AND GENT ia the w.rld are
II wanted Is agents for our ONE DoLLA SALE,
%ss FL Usss s4ss. Sp *
cents for . checks and circulars irving full in
io5matio. Liberal indSes%ssp!s e nssnt Ho Cir
IN wsshin gton ST., Boston, Mass
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A NOTORIOUS gift enterprise swindler has
been arrested in New York city and taken to
Buffalo. It is hoped that he may be punished
AZ he deaeryes
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INrEAoHNESr.-The Impeachment stock re-
mains about as yesterday, and though parties
are talking very freely, each man as he would
like to have, but few are willing to bet on
either side. On Saturday we may get the yer.
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IT APPEAas FROM the latest advices from
Mexico that the revolutions inaugursted
In several Of the States Of that country have
been suppressed. This news 10 chesrins,as 1t
conveys the intsllissnes that Juarsz IL tri-
umphant. We are glad TO hear this nsws, and
rust It may prove to be correct.
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The sAsrESLAvERY SOCIETY held
itsanniversary In New York on Tuesday. Ita
resolutions call for the Impeachment Of An,
drew johnson, impartial suffrage, and com
mon school education for the negro, and "sueh
legislation as shall secure for him q home.
stead OF land" Wendell Phillips was the
DrinciDaI aDeaker,
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Interesting Political News frsn
LOuln1ana.

NEW oRLEASs, May IA number Of dele.
gates to the Chicago convention left this eve.
ming.
General Buchanan, in Special Orders, No.
los, announces the result Of the vote. The
majority for ratification 10 II, AS.
James Mann, Second district, 10 the only
Democratic Congressman.
Certificates OF election will be issued on ap-
plication at headquarters.
A meeting OF Radical soldiers and sailors
last night instructed delega tes to the National
| Soldiers And Sailors Convention to support
Grant for the Presidency. They also adopted
| resolutions indorsing impeachment.
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InpSrtaut from the Plains-Treaties
Co.cluaed with the Indisns-Ius-
peaehmeut in Kansas - General
News.
ST.. Louis, May IA dispatch from obey.
cane dated 18th, states Gems. Sherman, Augur,
and Ferry, and Col. Tappan, the Indian peace
commissioners returned from Fort Laramie
to-day and report that they have concluded
treaties with Brule, Sioux, Northern Chey-
ennes, and Arapahoes, All agreeing to keep
the peace and settle on the reservations.
Gems. Harvey and Sanborne, and A.S.white,
secretary OF commission, remain at Fort Lar
annie to meet "Msn who IL afraid Of his horses"
who with q large band passed Fort Reno on
the eth instant, on his way to Fort Laramie,
where he 10 expected to day. Gems. lHarney
and Sanborne are arranging for the removal
Of q large body from Laramie to the reserva-
lions on the Missouri.
About one hundred Sioux, who, II 10 be-
lieved, committed the late depredations on the
line Of the Northern Pacific railroad, are still
on the war path.
Red Cloud sends message that he and his
warriors in the mountains are waiting for the
evacuation Of the military posts, and when
they are abandoned he will meet the commits.
sioners.
Gen. Augur goes to Fort Bridges to meet the
Snakes and Spashones.
Gems. Sherman and Tappan 90 to New Mex
leo TO meet the Navsoes.
Gen. Ferry goes to Forts Randall II and Sup
ply to arrange for the reception and location
Of the Indians on the reservations.
The Republicans Of st. Joseph will hold q
meeting to-day to express their views on i'm.
parchment.
The Exeelsior Insurance Company Of this
city will offer, through the st. Louis Agrieul
tural and Mechanical Fair, At their next fall
meeting, premium Of 600 for the best plau
for iron vesssis and barges for the transporta
ton Of grain In bulk on the Mississippi river
and its tributaries. II 10 possible the pre-.
MUM will be Increased to $1,000 BY Other
parties.
Colonel Rodgers, United States Marshsl Of
this District, denies having applied to the Com
missioner OF Internal Revenue for eavalr,
| force to enable him to make arrests, As tele
graphed from Washington, on Tuesday, ant
says there 10 no difficulty In serving any pro
cess Of the United States court In the Easter
| District OF Missouri.
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Articles OF IMPEACHMENT.

AZ tba Tina tbe artioles of impe achment
oas.os IN. Hou,e' ~, pubIi,bed them IN or.
,, =. 50, oa,nmn., .inc. wh,ch fine -.
""'o ~ our sosu Az AZ.
haFe oeen askeu W "Aay pe e
contents and charges Of the oinereh' arueies'
We had made up our nina 10 sNea ynopnn
ior the oeneh' Of our resae,s' ou. on nna.ns
the following aostrac', Whieh contains All the
material points, In the New YORK Evening Poh'
we thought best to take it'giving that Journal
credit for 1t. 1t Is as follows:
Article 1. That the President issued an order
to remove Secretary stanton, with intent to
violate the tenure-of-othcs act.
Article II. That he by letter authorized Lc-
reno Thomas to act as Secretary Of War ad
interim, when there was no vacancy In that
Office, with intent to violate the same act.
Article III. That he so authorized Thomss
to act as Secretary, with intent to violate the
Constitution of the United States,
Article ". That he eonspired with Lorenzo
Thomas and others, BY intimidstions and
threats, to hinder Mr.. stanton from holding
his once A. Secretary of war Tim. viol.,,,s
the Constitution and the eonsn,,.c, Az, ~
July 81, 1881, thus col uniting birh erin. \,
oflce.
Article v. That no conspIred with I.o,.,,o
Thomas, and other persons unknown. IA prs
vent the execution Of the tenu,e-os.oae. a.,
and, in pursuance Of this cou,ptraov. att.mnt,
ed to prevent Mr. Stanton from holdIor III,
once of Secretary of Wa, I'm. commI,t;n. .
high misdemeanor In once.
Article vi. That he eonspired with Lorenzo
Thomas to seize by force the War Depart.
ment, contrary to the conspiracy act, and with
intsnt to violate the tenure-of. once act, thu
committing 8 high crime In once.
Article VII, That he con,pirea 9TH r.
renro Thomas to seize BY force the war De
psrtment, with intent to violate the tenure
ofofice act, thus committing q high misde
mesnor In ONCE.
Article VIII. That he delivered to Loren 10
Thomas letter OF authority to act a. Secre
tary OF War dd iaterin, with intent unlav
fully to control the military. appropriation
10 violation of the Constitution and of tn,
tenure-of-office act, and so committed A hirf
misdemesnor in ONCE.
Article IL. That on February nd last he In
Hfueteo MAYOR GENERAL Emory that that par
OF the appropriation act Of March 2, 1857
whieh PROVIDES that all orders OF the Presi
oeh' ana war department relating to military
operations shall be issued through the Genera
Of the army, was Unconstitutional, and tried
to Induce Emory to violate 1t by receiving or.
ders directly from the President, with the fnr
Their intent to prevent the execution of III.
tenure-of-ofnce act, and to prevent Mr.. star
ton from holding the once of Secretsrv a
War.
Article X. That he delivered inn .mm.to,,
and scsndaIous hsrspyues. Al v.r,on. M. :.
to bring contempt upon Coperess.
In this charge, specinc.tion n,., ,ro,.
speech At wsshinvtor Arrr., =. 80
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[oTYIcIAL.l
DEPARTMENT OF STATE, I

DKPARTMKNT or STArE,(
WAsHIsGToE, May Q, 1865.
Information has been received at this De-
partment from Mr.. William E. Gleeson, the
Consul General OF the United States at Dor.
desux, France, Of the death, on the 10th oil
November last, at ses, Of Z. II. Hidges, an
American seaman belonging to the ship Nellie
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Real Estate Agents.

ToHN r. ARRIsoN. REAL ESTATE AGENT.
TEN DOLLARS CASH and > small monthly
growing nsghberhood. Inquire. Of Joan r; Ar
rss sHs opposite lie south Wing y The Capitol
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TEE sTpDEsr's CoMPAsios.-we have re-
eeived from blanchard Mohun, corner Of
Eleventh street and Pennsylvania avenue, q
neat arrangement called the Students Com.
panion. 1t Is neat paper box inches long
+inches wide, and ~ inches deep, containing
apartments for instand, pen, lead pencil, slate
pencil, india rubber, and sponge. The school
boys and girls will rush for them.
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Destruetive Fire in Massachusetts

Destructive Fire An Massachusetts.
FALL RIVER, May 1.-THE cotton mill
known as the White Mill, belonging to the
Fall River Manufacturing Company, was to-
tally destroyed by Ere this morning. The fire
originated in the picking-house, and Is sup.
posed to have been caused by spontaneous
combustion Of oily cotton. The building con.
tanned about 1900 spindles, about sl5 900 worth
OF cotton, and $4,000 worth Of cloth. The loss
10 about el2o 900. on which there Is 10000 In.
surance-ali in Eastern offices.
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THE LIGHT IN RESPECT to American men
and American ideas and principles 10 be-
ginning to permeate English circles, and
more correct opinions arc beginning to
spread In that country in respect to the
United States. 1t is reported that q Tory
member Of the British Parliament said,
recently In debate upon the Alabama cues.
hon, that the Americans whom he had met
were very good fellows, and that he did NOT
believe the American people were one.twelfth
part SO great snobs or funkeys as the English.
We need not feel particularly Hattered BY this
view Of the case as stated above, because we
have, all Of us who have reflected upon the
subject at all, been aware that there Is not in
this country anything like the amount Of fun.
keylsm here that there IL over the water
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The FREScH JOURNALS are INDUCING their
chronic jeslousies Of England to the top Of
their bent since the triumph OF English arms
In Abysstnia. Before the battle they were
sure that Theodore would drive the invaders
from the soil Since he did not do 1t, but lost
his life in the attempt, they turn to abusing
Great Britain as we are accustomed to say in
this country "righ smart" or course Louis
Napoleon allows this, and Is glad OF 1t, bee suse
1t subservestwo important objects. Itdiyerts
public attention from his course, and 1t /.
relief to the managers OF those French news.
papers, as 1t allows them to pitch into some
body, and thus enables them to get of super.
abundance of bile without damage to anybody.
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DY GREEN 4 WILLIAMS, -AUCTIoNsERs.
ID and Real Estate Brokers,
No. SO s. Z. corner o. Seventh and d Streets.

,CoLUNBIA CoLLIog, AT AuerIoH.
By virtue Of Holmead Decree Of ths Orphans
%ed 81 &. sapT.ns cSSus o. Ss ss a.. S's q
9st9Ssrt 1877, l shall I'll on 9. The PrsHisss on
m. that strip q land allotted for private rssi
from The Piney Branch road = the land allotted %
the saS Ip,d l1nS "a sSns sss
Ii and the public road leading from aid .Pinsy
Branch or Columbia College road to Tayior's lane
road. T'II
Terms: Oue-haif Cash, bslaaes in sig months,
per note bearing interest from day Of sale, asd
convoy ancing and revenue clamps a The cost d
The puychAssrj eloo down On the day Of sale. And
II the terms Of sale are not complied With In 1vs
days after the day o. sale, the Guardian ressrvss
the light TO resell the premises Of the risk snd cost
times In some new paper pub u washin
akREFxsA H WILEfAR, Guardian.
nyls-aawds lStarl Aistionesrs.
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"THB OFFICIAL HISTORY OF THE WAR,
Its Causes, Character. Conduct aud Results,
BY HON. ALEXANDER H. STEPHENS.
Its ready sale, combined with an Increased COM
mission, make II the best subscription book ever
published.
One agent in Easton, Pa, reports n subscribers
In three days.
Another Ia Boston, l03 subscribers In four days.
Send for circulars and our terms, and full
description Of the work. Address NATIONAL
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New Advertisements.

EoR REHT-Two NICELY FURNISHED
Il ROOMS, at 3s4 Fifteenth street, near the cor
ner OF X, convenient to the cars and Dcpa rtmsnts.
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DRESS SILKS VERY CHEAP.
20 High street, Forrest Hall, Ossrse.
ROSS & BICKSLER
VIZ sell black AZ s.s csler:a SILKS IL" Ia. e.,
Plat. IL: s s.; G;i sSHs s.s: ss s'
Superior Plat, Cree: .;, .1ss VIA .'4 '''''' very
SUPERIOR BLACK SILKS.
.se.. sss. sss 90 y, . :s.., :s' attention Of the
LADIKS HATs, GREAT 1ARaAIMx
Hins Straw. . ssnts. worth q.
The very ''i fi.EHCn LAWNS.
T-E .--IIl Is cents, worth % cents.
Other great bargains ia Priats. Alpae... Las-
tree AZ. &C. 1900 : =. apn.n
O. FURNlTURE1
/" FURNITURE!
Haying enlarged my Ware Rooms, which gives
nae Increased facilities. beg leave 70 ofsr 10 the
| public my large and well-sslected stock Of
FURNITURE,
SUITS FOR PARLoRs,
BED ROOMS. SETTING AND
DINING ROOMS. DC.
can only viii ~ my best p % Please. and Wi
pledge myself to sell IS cheap as fhs ehWsiEHsfLs
l4s Bridge street, Georaetovn.
D SsF ftEsRs. h2EERsfsf 5 5Es
Builders dssirous of saving m9aey viii dad u to
ana .asss:i1. .sssf ssiss: % :i:.
"Sss.tf N..nw.ter Street, GsorsstoWn. &c.
Merchant Tailors.
THE FINEST SPRING STYLES OF
Imported Cloths, Cashmere,
and vestings,
TO Be FOUND At N. THoRsoN's
New Tailoring Establishment, No. 10 Pennsyl-
vaAis avenue. between Eleysnth and Twelfth
,.yis.S = All saa in,1sstths stock. RnsIsne.
JOHN A. MCLEAN & CO.,
MERCHANT TAILORS,
No. 500 Z STREET,
Between National Theatre and willards' Hotel,
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS. DC. ap1psn
STEP H e Ms Il CO..
| tLste Of Wall. Stephens d Co.., -
| SO Psnnsylvanis avenue, W
| Between Ninth and Tenth streets,
MERCHANT TAILoRs.
NEW SPRING CLOTHS. CAssIMRRRs and VEST.
| ING, JUST RECEIVED.
At moderate prices nhli-tnf
|
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Destructive Fire in Massachusetts

Tue aOHVa GERxN CONDENSATION
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INTERESTING SOUTHERN NEWS
PEACE CONCLUDED WITH THE INDIANS

Important from South America
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CASH, DOORS, BLINDS, ,hoghDIgGs,, LgM-
RRAL, WHOLESAI.E AND RETAIL
Builders DESTROYS Of saving money will dad II to
| their advantage to give me call and eSamine my
where, L. JOHNSON,
ass.tf Nsowater Street, Gsorsetown, DC.
The New York herald., 1868-03-26

EoR CHARLESTON, s. c., THE FLORIDA PORTS AND
II the South and Southwest Regular line. Cabin pas.
and popular steamship sARAG 0ssA crowel co com; 2;
East river of Wall Bills OF ading signed for all
points in the Interior Agents In Charleston forward all
s'0'' 80 ARTHUR LEARY, 70 william street.
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L,OR CHARLESTON, BEAUFORT, HILTON HEAD
Il AND FLORIDA PORTS
FRIDAYS.
THE PEOPLES MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY =,
E. B. souDER.. Capt Lebby March 2s
MONEKA. Capt. Shackford. ......Aprn
From pier No. North river, at p Through passage
tickets bills adng issued to all points South In connec
on with South Carolina Railroad and by steamers to Florida
ports.
Freight taken as low AZ any other line.
WHEELER 4 LINNARD. Agents, 13 Broadway.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

WALLACK's.
w Proprietor and Manager. ....Mr. LESTER WALhAOs
PARTICULAR NOTICE.
DoOhB OPEN AT IN; PERFORMANCE COAAsNCEa
10 MINCTETS BEFORE -
u respectfully announced that
ROSEDALE,
snough In the zenith OF It's and success, can only
T., NINE NIGHTS MORE,
IN conSe9mence of forthcoming novelties.
NEW SCENERY.
BEAUTIFUL APPOINTMENTS,
NOVEL EFFECTS,
u. ..r.- Splendid COSTUMES
NJ; LESTER wALLAcK, Mr. JOHN GILBERT. Nh
SGoKWrI SGGooK9E HOLLAND, NE p hINGGoLD NJ, 2; ~
S0N %nk Mr. x g. sseM1 ssRseeMM1NE NJ W. PopE NJ. T ~ :.
VERNON, Miss FANNY MORANT Mrs. CLARA JENI
NlNGS, Mrs. JOHN SETON, Miss NARY BARRETT and
Miss CARMAN.
The New York herald., 1868-03-26
NEW YORK HERALD THURSDAY MARCH 2e lsea-TRIPLE SHEET

COAsTwIsE STEAMSHIPS.
HAVANA, slsAL AND VERA CRUZ,
Ss ,Ss sisssSsss sss sss steamship
Deaken, Commander,
"' ''-'' '''' Saturday, April 4 a,sP.M.
''''' -''E = ALExAspTnsE q a.. !. SONS. MS.
Foa NEW osFHAss EEA asSHNfEL 9iHKfE; LINE.
George Washington. .ssnIday March %
george Cromwell vssu1dsy ApriiI ApprI IA
ToiHss'ass So s. Went street.
NEW srbEWaEEL byHHH En- sTshNsH1rs SSSAn
HERMAN LIVINGSTON, Capt Eaton, Thursday. March ss.
sS as,sa E
passage tickets 20 all points South.
For freight RsiSsss Fox CO.. Liberty street
TOR SAVANNAH, GA.-MURRAys LINE, EVERY
from pier 70 h'' The isfs iavo1ss 'sas q %
LEe psarsOrn rgssssSy, Tss.Ssy harcn AS97
For frsish: or passage Apply ppMuRRAy e FERRIS CO..
81 and 50 South street.
EoR SAVANNAH, GA, EVERY SATURDAY.
+ Black Star Line.
sesnssp salardsy April
ats r. NJ, from pier Is North river.
Through tickets given the Central Railroad OF
Georgia aud Atlantic Gulf Railroad, Florida.
Apply TO r. LOWDEN Agent 93 West street.
I1OR SAVANNAH, GA.-EMPIRE CITY.
l. Every Saturday, from pier ID North river,
Punctually at No. M
The favorie sidewbeel steamships
SAN JACINTo Captain Atkins, Saturday, March 3d.
BAN SALVADOR, Captain kckerson, Saturday. April Z.
Through tickets to all points in connection with Central
Railroad of Georgia and Florida steamers.
WIN. r. GARRISON, Agent,
No. Bowling Green, New York.
T,OR CHARLESTON AND FLORIDA FORTS.
IL New York and Charleston Steamship Company.
First class sidewheel steamship
MANHATTAN, Captain NJ 3. woodruff,
will sail from pier North river,
On Thursday, March 26, TSP. NJ.
Superior accommodations for passengers.
Through passage tickets and bills of iadng issued In con-
with South Carolina Railroad TO points South and
Southwest, and with steamers to Florida ports.
Goods forwarded free of commission.
Bills Of lading furnished and signed on the pier.
Passenger and freight Office, No. % Broadway.
HENRY X. MORGAN 4 CO., Agents.
The steamship CHAMPION, Captain Lockwood, will fol-
low.
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