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NOTICE sTo LUMBB MN.

US ESuISEER's oFFICE,HO q FIFrH ST..l
LOUISVILLE. NY, ID, c II, 1855.
Sealed p'oNs l., Ia duplicate, will bsrc i,el
at this OH Q unlil u III ,on NJ ~, ia, uary %,
1850, for the dc iycr OF following good, ,sOua',
wlita AK Tlmbsr atd umber, o wit:
l22,OOO feet b. IN. l2 inehe b. Is iEehes.
5000 feet b. IN. 10 inches by 10 ,Iehes.
$500 feet b. IN. 10 ches b, l2 inches.
1000 feet ,. IN. timber, s 10 ches thick.
l3l,0O feet b. IN. planks,i inches thick.
hO,0OO feet b. IN. plank 3 inches thick.
N,OD feet i, IN. plAnks,2 inches thick.
Contractors will be reauiTed to deliver this ma E
teTial on ut adjacent to the river bank neatly
piled up,ald esch inerent size In separate piles.
information with regard TO tho lengths Of di fer
eBt blI s,the lot whereon the material must be
stored, blanks for proposals. Of the form requreJ,
and any other Information will Ie furnished on
application to this Office A printed copy Of this
adyortisemeut must be attached to each proposal.
Zach bid must be accOmpa led by written guar
Antee, signed by two responsible persons that the
party or pa ties proposing will nter into contract
upon Tecel wing the awardmeut.
bcrnen. and the right Is reserved 70 reject any and
all bids, II It be deemed for the interest Of the
Government to do 80.
twenty per oentum Of the amount due GU each
delivery OF material will be reserved US 30 -urity
for tho fu hlment Of the contract.
Proposals will be indOrseI 'PTOpJsals for Lum-
Der and timber, " and addressed
Major Of Engineers, Prevet Mai. Gen. u.S.s.
dc22-td
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uARBoR IMPROVEMENTS AT MUsKEGON,
IL MICHIGAN.
A., 80, !, hiIkD STATE hSuiNb o. Nbhk vvrfieE'(

No. 5l2 MAIN STREET, MILWAUKEE,, Wis, 7
December s, 1853
Sealed proposals will be received al this ofnee
until IL IN, January 10 1852, for extending the
north pier at Muskegon, Michigan. The proposals
will be in duplicate, and separate for each class OF
material aud labor.
For particulars as to payment, time Of COM
mencing and flushing tho work, classification Of
material, &c, apply to this office. whers plans
and specifications will be shown 10 all who wish
TO make proposals.
Contractors furnishing materials will be re-
quiTed to hold them without expen'e to the United
states until required for use by the engineer ocer
In charge OF the work.
Each bid, to have consideration, must be accom-
pRnied by a guarantee signed by two responsible
forms furnished.
printed copy Of this advertisement will be at.
taohed to each proposal.
Blank forms Of proposals, with form Of Euaran &.
tee, will be furnished from this Office upon appu-
cation.
bidder, the United States reseryng tho right to re-
ject all bids, 90.
be executed witEia iSS days% % from he date o. lie
award
The proposals. will bc placed Ia sealed cnySISpss.
indOTsed Proposals for Extending the North
Pier at MuskeE0n, Michigan, and addressed to
Breyet Lieut.. Col. +. y, fARQUHAR,
dtclI.td Chief OF Engineers.
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DRoPosALs ron ARMY TRANSPORTATION
HEApQUARTERs DEPARTMENT OF DAKOTA,)
OFRIoE CHIER QrARrERMAsTER,

OfilCB CHIEF othkfkRMAsIkk, I
Sealed Ts i5ySsd lSOR Ro ,sSss 0ya
and conditions, contract for the wSg9a Transpor'
latiCn fSr the United auartermaster's Department,
outside q he llmlIs smbrsSsd By tho present con;
beginning May !, 1899. foI the yearly contract oi
the 3psG tssi Pni pIGf d In the
ment Of Dakota, The object OF tho contract l. to
HSRS; s; S P9i.
described Distrcti to haul baggage or supplies TO
t tSfy OPERATIONS within, that part Of Montsna Terri
tory AZ above described.
Montana Shall not exceed Ave million pound.
po1ads psr one hundred CiOoi miles for each month
of the year, commencing April !. lSe, and ending
Bidder should give tholr names in full, as well
as their places OF residence, and each proposal
should be accompanied BY oo bond In The ,Gm % 81
more responsible person.. guarantSeeing ara NAT m "a
the contract will bO accepted and entered into, aud
good and uutclont security furnished by 2id party
In accordance with the terms OF this advertise
The eoutraetOr will be required 70 give bod, in
Satisfactory evidence Of tho solyeucy Of each
bidder and person offered as security Will he re-
Proposals must be iudorsel "Pr0posals for Army
Transportation In Montana, aud none VIII be on
tertained unless they fully comply with the TO-
quiTGments OF this advertisement,
The party to whom an award Is made must be
prepared to executo the contract At once aud to
give tho required bonds for tho faithful perform.
The right to reject any and all bids that may be
offered IL reserved.
The contractor must bo in readiness for service
by the nTst day Of April ls9, aud will bo required
to have place Of business or agency at which he
may be communicated with promptly and readily,
for tho transportation In the District Of Montana,
at Fort Benton, and in the District OF Montana ai
ing point In said District
Proposals for tho above will be received at lcrt
Shaw, Montana Territory, by Captain \, l.. Con.
stable, 4. q. N. U; ). A. Chief 2 NJ. District q
Montana, aud ut Saint Paul, Minucsota, until
FebruGry Is, 1850, By the undersigncd, ,
3, u, llOLABlRD,
tsr DepnTtmeut Of Dakota docild
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p RoPosALs FOR THE ERECTION OF BUILD.

HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT OF pAk0rAr
OFTICg CHEZ FQUARTBRMAsTER, J
Sr. PAIL, MISS. Dec 10, 1865.
Proposals will be received by the undersigned
until DeeeInber 81, 1873, g erect, In accOrdanee
once, certain baIrReks, quarter, and other pub.
lie buildings at Fort Totten, D. I. The bids will
be In detail, to conform to the specifications a nd
plans Aforesaid, for each building or such part Of
each as may be required, separately, and for the
material In whole or part, according to the re.
quirements Of the ease. All tho labor, mechanical
or other, to bo done by the contractor.
This Invitation Is made Ouly to men Of business
aud capital, or who eau command capital, aud
who are In condition to do what Is desired TO have
done on the part VI tho Government,
s. u, HOLARIRD,
dec2jtd Dep. O NJ. a., L, S. A.
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- Il o = o S A L S.
HrAOaUaaEETTEEas GIs1 PEPAR5ssST oS DAESTA'

ST, PAUL. MINI. Oct. 10, ls6s.
IfnpOsals Will be received by the undersl III ned
until December 81 1855, TO erect, lth
tho plans aud sreciacatons die In this eeT.
tain Barracks, Quarters, and other Public Build
ings at Fort TOtten, ID. 4 The bids will be 10 de-
tan to conform to the aud plans afore-
said, for each building or such part Of each may
bc required separately; and for the material In
whole Or part, according TO the requirements OF tho
case, All the labor, mechanical or other, to DO
done by the contractor,
This Invitation Is made only to men Of business
aud capital, or who eau command capital and who
are in condition to do what It is desired to have
done on the part Oi the Government,
5, h. HOLABIRD,
ocgl-td Deputy O. M. GsusrAI. u. s, A.
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roE1LG ron PHI1n DBBP.
ISDIASAPoLIs ARsESAL. ISDIASA,

INDIANAPOLIs Arsenal, INDIANA,
DeceInbeT5, 1873
Sealed propog4ls for the snPply q the troops at
this Arsenal with fresh Beef from January !, 1850,
10 June 3d. 1859, will be received until the 18th lu
slant
The Fresh Beef to be delivered iu such quanti-
ties as may be from time TO time required. aud GU
such days as shall be designated by the command.
ing officer,
dressed to the commanding OthceT, Indianapolis :
Arsenal, and marked Proposals for Fresh Beef ~
IN. December ls, at which time b'ddeIs are In
yited to be present W. H. HARRIS,
CapIAip Ordnance, Breyet Lieut.. Col. U. S. 4. ,
Commanding. deeo'td
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HUDSON RIVER IMPROVEMENT.
UNITED STATES ESgIsEER OFFICE, !

ALBANY, N, Y. Dec >, 1865,
Sealed proposals will bo received at this Office
until IL o'clock m. 4, MONDAY, January is, 1850.
for work and materials for the Hudson River I'm.
provement, between Troy and New Baltimore, AS
follows:
l. For 81 600 cubic yards, more or less. OF Rubblo
Stone, delivered In the dikes, and leyeed on top.
For lSa 900 feet, more less Of Piles, Oak, Pine.
Chestnut, Spruce or HAekmAtack: Pile. to be not
less than twelve inches In diameter at the butt,
D,OO0 feot OF them to be more than % feet long.
For Driving lsO, ,0QO feet Of Piles, more or less.
4. For the Timber Work on 2.6o0 feet, more or
.. FoT JhS Timber Work on $500 feet. more or
.. For 10 200 pounds, more or loss, Of one-inch
Wrought Iron Spike, without heads.
!. Bids will be received for 80 much per cubic
yard delivered for Stone so much for running foot
Tor Piles, for Driving, and for Timber Work.
Forms Of proposals may be obtained at this Of
fee, aud no bid will bo received unless made on
the printed form, and properly certified
Specimens Of stone and Iron, plans and specla-
cations Of Timber Work, aud maps Of the river
showing sOundings, &e., eau be seen at this oiec,
where all possible Information will b. given to
parties desiring to bid.
Successful bidders wilt bO required to enter into
contract with the United States, with good aud
sufficient suretics, stamps for contracts ani bonds
to bC furnished by the contractor.
The ULited States reserves tho right to reject all
bids deemed diEadvantAgeous
JOHN ~ WILSON,
deCi Mai Eng RS. .Byt Col, U A.
pun InkEn nuIF
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A U G T | 0 N

A G o N.
OFFICE DEPor AND DrsBrRsfsg QuARrERN'R,)
HEADQUARTERS DEPT OF THB SOuTH,
ATLANTA, GA, Dec q, 1865.
rtables, corner Prior and Line streets,
ON MONDAY, Dec. 2s, 1865,
ut 10 o'clock, m. the follow ing articles of Cloth
Ing aud Equipage, viz:
l3l Goats, s Wall Tents aud Files,
20 Qvercoats, IL Common Te nts and Pcles
Jackets, II Canteens,
- pair Trowsers, 20 Camp Kettles,
10 pair Bootees, 33 Mess Pans,
90 Hats aud Caps, 6Shoyels and spade-
RubbeT Pouches, Axes and Ha1dles,
l0O Wool Blankets, IFlag Halliards,
80 Bed Sacks, 81 Shelter Tents,
j Hospital Tent and Fly,
aud many other articles. Terms cash on delivery.
Property to be removed on day OF sale.
II. J. FAREswoRTH,
Of Depot
W NJ. HILL. Auctloneor. de2j.td
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PROPOSALS FOR NAVAL SUPPLIES.

PROPOSALS FOR NAVAL SUPPLIES
PAYMAsTER's oFFIcR, UNITED srATgs NAVY
No. 90 BROADWAY, N, y. Dec. 2, 1865.
Sealed proposals, to be indOrsed on the envelope,
"Bids for supplies advertised, ~ will be received
at this office until o'clock, p, the 3lst Instant
for the following supplies Of the very best quality
to be delivered Tree Of expense, at the navy yard
New York, subject to the usual Inspection ihereat
BUREAU OF NAVIGATION.
1900 gallons Lard OIL, 10 we'll coopeTed barrels
Of 20 gallons each, to bo delivered with the least
della $50 Fog Horne, and 100 Deck TTumpets, As
per sample at the navy yard. Each one VIII be
Tested before being received,
BUREAU OF CONSTRUCTION AND REPAIR.
One b bITTNl (4s gallOns) Siecohast -
BUREAU OF RouIPMENT AND RECRUITING.
25O pounds pure BeesweI, - - ~
BUREAU OF PROVISIONS AND CLOTHING.
800 bATrels Of Beef. and 200 barrels Porki naval
The right Is reseTyed to reject any or all bids that
may not be deemed advantageous to the Govern.
ment, and to award each item separately, as may
be most to its interest, Responsible security re.
qured for the prompt and faithful delivery
lwithin ten dayO Of supplies awarded, Blank
forms, with further particulars, may bo obtNined
at this once. Proposals not duly indorsed on the
with this advertisement and blank forms fur
nished, will NOT be considered Parties making
proposals are Invited to be present at the hour
above. named, when tho bids will be opened,
j @, ELDRID0E,
dcr2s.ti PaymAster United States Navy,
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GOVERNMENT SALE.
BrREAu OF REFu0EEs, FREEDMEN, SC,)
OFFICE A, A. q. NJ 4 DIsBURsIHe OFYTCER,
,,,,,, ATLANTA, GA, December q, 1865
VIII be sold at auction, at the store OF B. T.
gawthorne, auctioneer, Cherry street, Macon,
Georgia, MONDAY, December 2S, 1885 at 10 o clock
q; m, the following named property Of the United
q Qfiee Desks, Horses,
g Tables. Halters,
IS Chairs, 3 Saddles,
~ Ink Stands, Brides,
q Rulers, Blankets,
q krasers, 3Curry Combs,
~ Paper Folders, Horse Brushes,
ktoves, heating, | Ambulance,
Stoves, cooking, 1 Cart,
30 IDS. stove Pipe, Cart Harness,
l set Ambulance Har- 10 FlaRs
ness,
Copies frwin's Code Of Georgia, &c, &c
Tho property can be before the sale on appli.
cation at the Office Of Captain N. Hill, street
Terms Cash. O. 7. WATSON,
de1-td A. A. q. N. and d. o.
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Government Sales.
GOV ERNMENT SALE.

BTRE!y RRrusEEs. FREEpMEx. &c.,l
OPfIoB A. A. q. NJ AND DIsBuRsISo OFRICBR,
u,,, hrLhsTA, GA, Dec. q, lsGS.
wsS S.T IN IGes .tpe. o. sSysSnsS hS s
Georgia, WEDNESDAY, December 30, 1853, at 10
o,clock, q N, the following named property Of
l2 once Desks, Horses,
5 Tables, Sail Boat 4 FixturCs,
70 Chairs, Stoves
Inkstands. $50 lbs Stove Pipe,
9 Rulers, Saddles,
9 Erasers, Brides.
0 Paper Folders, SC. &c.
Tho property can be seen bsfore the sale on ap.
Bay street.
Terms cash. CT WATSON,
decH-d A. A. O N. aud D. D.
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OFFICERS:

OFFICERS,
9. 4. CLARK, Philadelphis. President
JAY COOKE, Chairman Finance and Executive
aENRY b, COOKE, Washington, Vice President.
EMERSON W. PREf. Philadelphia, Secretary anS
8 g. TURNER, Washington. Assistant Secretary
J. EWING BEARS, N. b. +, Assistant Medical Di.
rector.
MEDICAL ADVISORY BOARD:
J. K. BARNES, Surgeon General United States
y. RoRWfTz, Chief Medical Department
0f''Sa D. W. sisisi Bliss. X D.. w".hinston.
The ad dyantages offered by this Company are
itiss National Company. chartered by spesia
aei Ga paIi IIG1s.ess; up escitsi hS.I Of Al .m.mo
II offers low rates Of premium.
ltturnishes slargerinsuraneet than other companies
for the same money.
1t Is definite and certain In Its terms.
is a home company in every locality.
Its policies are exempt from attachment
There are no unnecessary restrictions In the pol
Every policy is non -forfeitablo
their full amount and return all the premiums, so
that the Insurance costs only the decrease on the
Policies will be issued that will pay to the In.
sured during life an annual income OF one tenth tho
aRount NO. named in p 4. The policy r,.,
Of females.
II insures mot to secure dividends, but at SO low
cost Ihs, div,dsRSs VIII Be Sy
COUNTY, and applications from competent par
les for such agencies, with suitable Endorsements,
should be addressed to the Company's General
Circulars, Pamphlets, and full particulars given
on application at the Oace Of the Company In this
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Drror QrARrgRNAsEER's ogYlcE. ,


DEPOT QrARTERMASrEE' : OFFICE,
WAsuISdTON, u. C., Dec. q, 1865. !
Will be sold at public auction, At Alexandra,
Va, on MONDAY, December D, 1865, commencing
At eluyeu u. IN. under tue supervision Of Breyet
Colonel Asa 7. Blunt, A u. NJ, the following
Sheds, Sc., comprising tho Government Wagon
Odicc, II feet Inches by D fccI inches.
Sheds, respectively " feet ~ feet, l01 feet, lN'
feet 23 feet Si fect, and 5ji feet long by u feet
wide
! Shed, II feet by II foot
9sheds, AS feet by % feet Inch, one damaged.
Shed, 26S feet by ~ feet, damaged.
Building ID feet by - feet, sink and LHr%'
Gates.
Terms: Cash In Government funds,
The United States Telnqulshes tue care ot those
bulldogs upon the day Of sale, aud Will cease pay
ing rent for the ground at the end 3i Tue ihohIh'
by order Of the QuaTtermis'GT GsnGTTFFut;v,N
Deputy O. ~ Con. BvL Brig Cen, L. s A,
dec22-td
DROPOsALs FOR FRESH BEEF.
DETROIT AKsENAl, MIrudAN,l
December II, 1855. I
sealed proposals., In duplicate, for furnishing
Fresh heel for the use Ot the troops At this point Tor
six months will bc received at this office until the
be furnished three times week, IN such quantiIl Is
ns may be required Delivery to commence un the
lat day Of January, ls9
The successful bidder will be required to We
bonds with two good and sufficient sureties In the
sum Of hye hundred sAolarst teach for the faithful
performance Of the contract,
The nnderslgncl reserves the Right e. rtmg any
or III bi=. q. T. MltIlAEhN,
ie9l:tI B,vyrt Captain ; A., A.C :
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w OFFICE,
The national Republican., 1868-12-28
For Sale or Rent.

EoR RRNT-THREE- STORY BRICK HOUSE,
L No. 665 Ninth street, Usland, y between d and
streets south nine t9) rooms. Apply to W. D.
WALLACH, sQ5 Eleventh street, west side, a few
doors north Of Pennsylyanis avenue, between 10
O. m and u IN. dels-lw
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dor CHARLESTON AND FLORIDA PORrS-EvERY
il Thursday--Thc PEOPLES Mail Steamship Company's
L. i. SOUDER. Captain Leobv. sails THURSDAY. JAM ~
MONEkA. Captain Shackford. sails thursday. jan 30.
pier No North river, r. N. through pas3ty5
tickets bills adng issued to all points SOUTH In
nection South Carolina Railroad. Ere ght taken as
low by any other line.
For freight passage apply Office Of the company,
1SBroadway WHEELER u LlNNARD. Agents.
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A LII KINDS OF FANCY DOGS AND BIRDS FOR
n sse.-Medcues for all diseased preuared food for
mocking BIRDS Ut b. DoyEf'S Nos and Greene street,
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RE WARDS.

GO REwARD.--LosT, JANUARY IL, EITHER AT
W. Central Park In an Eighth plain Gold
Bracelet The finder will please 1t 10 3g7 Eighth
nuo, between Thrteth and Thirty first streets.
OK REWARD WILL BE PAID FOR THE RETURN OF
VO q black and tan Dog that strayed away from the
owner on Friday; ears badly cropped collar,
WALTER Il. SAVAGE, IS North Moore street.
COX REwARD.-Losr, ON MONDAY, WHILE
DAD skating the Central Park pond. n lady's gold
Hunting Watch. No H&07. The above reward will be
promptly paid for It's return At Benedcts, Is Bowery
COX REwARD.-GEoRGE CANNING wrLsoN.-TuE
PLO above reward will be Paid 10 any person furnishing
the address OF the above named 0eorge Canning Wilson
LIVING proof OF his death II dead The George Can
nng Wilson native OF London and left York
in 1854 10 1859 he resided with Mr. Reardon in Rhode
Island, and Mr. Reardon In Nassau street. New
al the end Of 1889 beginning OF 1850 he
one OF the New York hospitals The said q. g. Wilson, IL
living about ~ OF 1--WE feet inches gh
and inclined to stoutnes has small features, far complex
ton dark Thick straight hair whiskers
aud feet III this should meet the OF the above NAMED
o. G. Wilson he 10 earnestly entrcaed to
his friends. ERASMUS STERLING.
GO Church zee NnM York
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vHICKERING 4 SONS FACTORY.

DR. J. J. CRAVEN, IN CONSEQUENCE OF HIS IN.
creang practice has removed his Offices from Union
will continue his practice in his specalty-the Digestive
Functions. Office hours 10 A. NJ. to r M.
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FINANCIAL.

FINANCIAL.
A TLANTic SAVINGS BANK.
~ CHATHAM SQUARE NEW YORK, Dec: 70, 1857
The Board OF Trustees OF Atlantic savings Bank have
ordered that Int eston all deposits from 81 % S5oo DO
paid 70 all depo.ltos entitled 70 tho and after Mon
day, Jan. 20 1865, at the rate OF
SIX PER CENT FREE OF TAX.
All Interest not drawn Will be credited to the deposor
and will receive interest a deposit.
Money deposited before Jan viii interest
from Jan. l.
BY order of the Board
HARRISON HALL, President
c. ID. BAILEY, Treasurer
JOSEPH y. COOPER Secretary.
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COAsTWIsE STEAMSHIPS.

CoUTHERN LINE FOR NEW ORLEANS.
- The Al steamship GENERAL SEDGwICK. Capt Gates
Is now loading at pier 20 East river and will positively
on Saturday, January is, 1863
The steamer VICTOR win follow Saturday, January D.
For freight passage apply To
C.H. MALLORY CO., l6s Maiden lane.
Insurance guaranteed.
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POST OFFICE NOTICE.

T1oST OFFICE NoTfCE.-TH MAILS FOR EuRopE
will be despatched from this Office on Tuesdsv is,h
enes.d1sy 18Th Ihursdsy 10th and saturday isI inst
~ o'clock noon and at the up stations as fooa
VIZ stations aud - li45i 9, o, ID, III 20; il and n
1l;lU a, III o'clock A. N. = a -
S,tice Of the hour OF closing malls on Wednesdays
vii lie UVfled ~ Tue general oce aud stations Tuesday
afternoon JAMES KELLY. Postmaster.
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CCPARTNERSHIPs.

SURE FoRTvNE.-PA RI I; &. wASTsp TO Aor
n as cashier and share 10 one u % LOST eItfaortinsry
at the Acaden, Music IS 100
required Inquire from IN III o clock ZIG East Twenty
third street.
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COX REwARD.-LOsT, ON THURSDAY, IN BROAD.
H%tc way. near the Metropolitan Hotel. small gold
hunting atch with chain. pin and charms Please return
10 A Rumfil 4 Co., 254 Broadway.
CCE0 REwARD.-LIsr, ON THURSDAY JAN.
PAcO uary ID, solitaire Diamond, a pendant 10 an
earring The Under will receive the above reward re-
turDng u 10 4el Fifth avenue =
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TRAVELLERS, GUIDE.

HUDSON RIVER AND HARLEM RAIIRoADS-
Trains for Albany and Troy connecting with Northern
Western ms. New York via Hudson River Rail-
road Threh street ani Tenth avenue, and 10 NJ and
Si5 $50 aud Ii r. NJ and via Harlem Railroad, Twenty
sixth Fourth avenue mt III A. NJ aud 435 r. NJ.
The $50 L. NJ. train via HUDSON River Will run on Sum
days.
Sleeping attached to $50 ana II 7. N; trains
WM. III. vASDERBILI. Vice President.
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rro nELP You OVER THE DULL TIMES THE PUB
i Usher o. YANKEE NOTIONS has furnish the
number Of that great comic periodical with ~ button.
bursting pictures aud ~ uproanous laughs. All rs
cns At any news Depot
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(NITIZENs' SAVINGS BANK,
~ Southwest corner OF Bowery and Canal street.
Six per cent interest paid all sums
FROM FIVE TO FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS.
MONEY DEPOSITED Now OR ON OR BEFORE JAN
uARY 20. WILL DRAW INTEREST FROM JAN. l.
GEORGE FOLSOM, President
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EUROPEAN STEAMSHIPS.

THE EVENING TELEGRAM HAS THE LARGEs
circulation of any afternoon paper In the city IL
therefore, the desirable medium for advertisers
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MERCHANTS DESPATCH LINE FOR BALTIMORE
M steamship PROMETHEUS, Captain Y. NJ Harris,
will sail Saturday Jan Is from pier No North river, VI
UP. NJ For freight or passage app ITO
WHEELER LINNARD,
Is Broadway.