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MISCELLANEOUS.

CHICAGO, June pa life boat, the Little
Western, built here on a new model, capsized on
the trial trip, drowning Capt. Merritt and Times
reporter named Harry Chisholm.
LOUISVILLE, June 22-Tbe Louivslle and Gin.
cinnst mail bosts. the Louisville, Jefersonve
and Indianapolis railroad, and the Little Miami
railroad will take Southern delegates to New York
free of charge and passengers at half fare upon
appli alton at their respective Offices.
AUGUSTA. June 22.-Alexander Fl. Stephens
and Herschel V. johnson are urged to be present
at the meeting Of the National Democratic Con.
Vention.
The crops in this section are suffering for rain
none of any consequence has fallen in six weeks.
New YORK, June 22.-Tbe master masons an :
bTcklayers have resolved to resist the demands OF
their employ Jes on strike, and also to legally
test the rules adopted by the union preventing
them from fulfilling contracts.
decision was rendered to-day by Judge
Domils of the Supreme Court, ordering the abate-
me Mt of the Broadway bridge as a nuisance.
OTTAWA, G. W., June 22.-The trial of Wheelan
has been fixed for the I'd of September.
ST. LOUIS, June 22.-Wm. Barry, who killed an
English officer year ago, will be tried for murder
at YanctOn.
The Indians are quite troublesome above Fort
Buford.
CNCINNATI, June 22.-Southern delegates to
the Democratic convention are furnished passes
TO New York and return by application at the
Office of the Little Miami Railroad in this city.
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il the left side, aOdl died in the Charity Hospt4
within two hours, Constance before that ine
had surrendered himself at the central station and
VIZ s yesterday remsuded TO the Parish Prison to
await examination before Recorder Becker.
FIRST DIsTRIcT COURT Nolle prosequis were
entered yesterday 10 favor Of the following per.
sons: Patrick Norton and John McCiovern for
embezzlement; VIM. Kelly, assault and battery,
and Peter McDermott. for embezzlement.
Wesley Good. colored, accused of larceny, was
tried and acquitted
Dennis Paul. niger pleaded guilty to an as.
sault with dangerous weapon. Remanded. He
stabbed another manhood at the corner OF
Burgundy and st. Ann streets. month ago.
Milton Hardwiek, negro pleaded guilty TO the
charge Of larceny. The accusation was made by
Mr.. Leon POpuUs. a sable gentleman, who states
hat Hardwick stole four billiard balls of his bill
lard Isble, corner of Bienve and Ba-in streets,
valued. the four of them, at forty dollars. Re.
manded.
1he case of the State vs. Jean Lacaze for libel
is still going in the First District Court before
a jury.
SIXTH DISTRICT CoURT.-Tn the case of s. s.
Fish vs.. 7. W. COllens, for the judgeship of the
Seventh District Court, the defendant filed ex.
cepton, yesterday, embracing ten points. One
OF the points mentioned began thus: Neither
said ordinance or proclamation authorize plain.
uf," etc. o Lindley Murray!
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NABKETs.

LONDON. June % = Noon.-CousOls 94E@95.
BCIds 732.
LIVERPOOL, June 22-Noon.-Cotton quiet and
steady. Sales IL, 900 bales. Other markets un-
changed.
LIVERPOOL, June 22- -Afternoon.-Cotton easier.
Sales wont exceed 10 900 bales. Pork and lard
dull. Naval stores heavy.
LIVERPOOL June % -Evening.-Cottou easier :;
Uplauds, ll2@ll4d.; Orleans, llf@ll3d. Sales
to-day 10 900 bales. Furpentine. 2Ss. Cd.
NEW YORK. June 2-Afternoon.-Cotton mar
Bet dull. Prices &c. lower. Sales 800 bales Mid.
dlings 3O3c. Flour drOjping-SOuther 50 0j9
SIS. Wheat drooping-New Amner, ia, 50 TO-.
Corn closed shade better-Mixed Western, 81 05
@sl 072. Mess Pork quiet. Lard shade lower
Kettle rendered. l73@l8c. Groceries and naval
stores unchanged. Freghts dull. Governments
steady. Gold l4O4. Sterling llOB. Southern State
bonds active.
SAVANNAH, June 22.-Cotton opened frmer but
closed dull. No sales. Middlings nominally 30c.
Receipts 81 bales.
CHARLESTON, June 22-Cotton quiet. Sales
80 bales. MiddliDgs nominally 293GS0c. Re-
Ceipts 27 bales.
LOUISVILLE June 22.-sales 81 hhds. tobacco ;
lurs to fair leaf $s@l6 so. Super6ne -four 81 so
as. Wheat 81 20: old 81. Corn 90n93c. Oats
77@SQc. Rye 81 750l IS. Mess pork s2S 250
2S so. Lard l730lsc. BacOn-shouders 1910
l3lc., clear rib sides l7c., clear sides l74c.
Bulk meats-shoulders l23c, clear sides l64c.
Whisky nominal.
ClNcNNATI, June 22-Flour held more firmly ;
family 50 5OGl0. Wheat $2G2 TO- Corn s5c
Oats nc. Mess pork $2s. Lard l7c. Bulk
mests-shou'deTs ll4G1l2c.. sides held at l4I1
l4lc. Bacon dull-shOulders l3@l34c., sides I6i
Gl7c. Butter 2703Oc. Eggs lSc.
ST.. LOUIS, June % Tobacco unchanged. Su-
perfne lour IS 7516 IS. Wheat lower, 50 O5@
2 %. Corn SOC. Oats 7l176c. Pork s2S SO.
Bseon-sbouders 13c., clear sides l7c. Sugar.
cured hams l90203c. Lard l79@l9c.
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THE sAENGEKFEsT AT CHICAGO.-The eve of the
great festival of the Saengeriest was for all the
GeTmsn citizens of Chicago q time of intense ex.
citement and hustle. Their saloons were full Of
loud and eager talkers the sidewalks were lit
tered with green leaves, forest branches hlttered
from doors and windows, little groves lined the
cmbs here and there, evergTeens decked the
walls, and everywhere the eye met either the
cOlOrs of the North German bund, black red and
white, or the noble OLD German cOlOrs of black,
red and gold. and notices of welcome and bro
therly feeling. The next morning, the 18th, fifteen
societies arrived by one railroad. Ia the evening
came delegation of five hundred from Gin 'innati.
In the evening the first grand concert took place
a. Fest Hall. at which the singers from Europe
were introduced TO the audience. These are Franz
Arras, of Dresden; S. F. NJ. Keinbeck, Of Ham.
burg; Heinrich Hammel, Peter Carlstn and Oscar
Lucbs, Of Berlin; Rudolph PaltzOw and Victor
Welter, Of Cologne.
The orchestra, which was under the leadership
of Hans Balaika, was composed as follows First
yiolins, l6; second viOlins, u; viOss, s violin
celos, Z; eOntfOl bass, I; flutes, claronets, 2 ;
bassoOns, 2; horns, 4; trumpets, 4 trOmbOnes,
3; tuba, l; serpent. l bass drum, kettle
drums, 2 /; triangle, tenor drum, l. Total, IL.
20 more were 70 be added. There were about
1000 voices in the chorus.
The central committee received by mail several
letters and poems from Germany OF distinguished
composers and poets, viz: Muller, Van Der
Werrn, at Leipsic; Gustav Reichardt, Berlin, etc.
Private entertainments and excursions have been
arragned by nearly all societies.
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Appointments by General Buchanan
HEADQUARTERS, FIFTH MILITARY DISTRICT
Naw OrlaaDa Ia Jupa On IQg2

HEADQUARTERS, FIFTH MILITARY DISTRICT,
New Orleans, La, June 20, 1868.
Special Orders No 1871
l. James S. Zacharie is hereby appointed alder.
man OF the Second District, city of New 0rle ans,
La, vice Victor Prados, announced In special or
ders No. l25, current SERIES from these head
quarters, who fails TO qualify.
8. Upon the RECOMMENDATION Of II. B. Chase.
mayor of the city Of Clinton, approved by his ex.
cellency, Governor Baker, the following appoint
meDts are hereby made in the State OF Louisiana,
TO I'LL existing vacancies:
Parish of East Felicidnd.-John Marston to
be police juror for the fifth ward vice John kich.
ard, deceased. Jacob Guth and 7. B. McClsrn-
don, to be constables for the fifth ward.
AppOintees will transmit to these headquarters
a copy of the required oath upon acceptance of
their appointments.
5. J. o. Landry having been elected controller
of the city of New Orleans and being unable to
quality in the manner prescribed in special orders
No. l25, current series, from these headquarters
Pasculis LabaIre Is hereby appointed controller of
the city Of New Orleans until said Landry can
qualify under the new Constitution.
The sppontee will transmit to these headduart-
ers the required oath of office.
2By command Of Brew. Maj ..Gen. BUCHANAN.
THOS II. NELL,
Major 2Oth Infantry, Brevet Brig General U :. A.
Acting Assistant Adutant General.
Official: NATHANIEL BURBANK
I'd Lieut, 37th Infy, Bvt LIST LeuL, U. s. A,
Acting Assistant Adjutant General.
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Urgent, with Napier and staff and Prince Alfred,
hos inst denarfpd homauard

Urgent with Napier and staff and Prince Alfred,
has just departed homeward.
LOSDOS, June 2l-In the. House Of Commons
to day, Stanley agreed with the recommendation
Of the neutrality commission but legislation OF
he subject is not possible this session.
A review of Farragut's feet took place al
0stend to-day. The king and queen Of Belgium
passed through the feet, when the usual salutes
we're fired.
A mutiny occurred on an American clipper al
Antwerp, which was suppressed after a sharp
fight.
The anniversary of the death of Macmillan was
sOlemnly observed by Carlotta and the Belgium
royal family at LOcher.
II is reported that f. c. Cushmsn, the Amer.
can consul at Rome, has been recalled.
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FROM EUROPE.

Death of "Queen"-Prinee Alfred and
Napier sail for EsgIand-The Neutrality
BusIness-FarraauJ's Fleet Reviewed by
Roy OSRltJ-Mutlny-In N observation-disclosures
Recall.
LONDON, June 22.-The queen Of Madagascar is
deed
The advance of the returning Abyssinian expe.
dition has reached Plymouth, and the rear has
reached Alexandria.
ALEXANDRIA, Egypt, June 22.-The steamship
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THE GEORGIA STATE LOTTERY.-This institution
has just paid out another sum of 1880. on 81
ticket. Almost every week, lucrative prizes are
won, many of which are not mentioned, because
the lucky drawers are too modest to allow their
names to appear in the papers. Dave Johnston's
way is, to pay. right down, whatever is won, pro-
vided the winning party is willing to certify in
the newspapers to that effect over his signature.
great many prefer TO wait until the fixed time
arrives, and they go of rejoicing with their hun.
dreds in greenbaeks snug in their pockets, with.
out word whispered to their friends or their
creditors about the secret. The Georgia State
lottery is great affair, and Dave Johnston is a
prophet.
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VALUABLE MPRoYED REAL ESTATE AT AUCTION
By THE STANDARDIZATION ia called TO the sale
at auction to be made to-day at noon, at the Mer-
chants and AuctiOneers' Exchange, Boyal street.
by the sheriff of the parish of Orleans, of two
lots of ground, with the buildings and improve
ments thereon, situated on Calope street, be-
tween Magnolia and Clara, First District. For
particulars see advertisement.
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RIVER NEws.

VICKsBURG. June 22.-Passed down: Lizzie Gill
at P. N. yesterday. River falling rapidly.
LOUISVILLE. June 22.-Rver falling, with s
feet inches in the canal by the mark. Weather
clear and pleasant.
above
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HELNIBOLD'S
HELMBOIDS
CONCENTRATED FLUID EXTRACT
BUCHU
Is certain cure for diseases Of the
Weakness Female Complaints,
General Debility

treatment is submitted Consumption Insanity
may Our Flesh and Blood supported from these
sources, and the
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FROM SOUTHWEST PASS.

SOUTHWEST Pass, June Pill A. M-Barome-
ter 1850. Wind northeast and fresh. Arrived
Steamships Emily B. Souder, New York. TO A.
Moulton, and Dudley Buck, Pendleton, Aransas
Pass, TO 4. P. Deshon. No departures.
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HEALTH AND HAPPINESS.

and that of PoSrERITY depends upon prompt use Of re-
liable remedy.
TIE Proprietor trusts that bis Remedies advertised
not he elassed Patent Medcaes-most Of which are
prepared by sfstyed Doctors who In many instances are
200 ignorant read hyscian's simplest prescription much
less competent prepare Pharmaceutical Prepsraton
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HELNBoLD's EXTRACT sARsAPARILLA cleanses
and renovste the blood nsts the vgOr of health the
uystsm and purges the humors that make DISEASE
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No. few ofths worst disorders that sct mankind arise
crom corruption of the blood. HELNBoLD's EXTRACT
sARsAPARILLA Is A REMEDY Ofths utmost value.
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ii Clear, smooth SSs'n
BEAUTIFUL COMPLEXION
FOLLOW USE OF
HELMBOLD'S
Concentrated Extract SarSaparilIa.
1T REMOVES BLACK SPOTS, PIdPLEs, MOTE
PATCHEs AND ALL ERUPrIOSS
OF THE SKIN.

In the Spring Months the system naturally undsrgoes
change atd HEIMBULD's HIGHLY CONCENTRATED
EXTBACT OF sARsAPARILLA is assistant of the
greatest value.
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QUANTITY VS. oUALlTY,,HELMBoLDs EXTRACT
sARsAPARILLA. The dose Is small Those who desire
arge quantity and large doses Of medicine ERR.
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Those who desire BRILLIANCY OF COMPLEXION
must purity and enrich the blood which HhLABOLD's
OokCEET RATED EXTRACT OF sARsAPAKILLA
INVARIABLY DOES Ash for Hslmbold'ss TAKE no
OTHER.
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YOUNG LADIEs, BEwARBi ofths injurious effects Of
Faee Powders Washes An such remedies close the
pores Of the skin and in destroy the complexion
you fresh. healthy and youthful appearance,
USE HELMBoLD's EXTRACT sARsAPARILLA
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The proprietor compelled to adopt this wrapper be
Of the growing popularity Of his articles and TO prevent
spurOus and dan geroas eouRtereiting.
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MY LABORATORY FOR THE MANUFACTURE OF
FLUID EXTRACTS has been visited by thousands Of ply
scSns and druggists from all parts Of the United States and
che mode preparation received uer unanimous eOmmeuda
tion.
Hembods Hishy Concentrated Fluid Extrsets pleas
ant In tate and OdOr and immediate in ther acton
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H. 7. HFLMRoT.r

None genuine unless done engraved wrapper
with fac smile Of my chemical warehouse and signed
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PASSAGE OF THE DISABILITY BILL
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II. t. HELMBOLD,

Druggist Of eighteen years experience and manufacturer
OF bemeod's Genuine Preparations
Principal DepOts-HeimbOld's Drug and Chemical Ware
house NO Ss4 Broadway, New York. Metropolitan
Hotel and hemoolds Medical Depot IO4 South Tenth
street, Philadelphia.
hoid oS Drusgists Everywhere,
Price 81 2S per bottle or six tor Sc So
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Passage Of The Arkansas Bill Over
the EetO.

RESOLUTION TO SIMPLIFY THE PUBLIC DEBT
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MY PREPARATIONS

Are prepared in from the vegetable substsnssnces
named aud the most active that be inside Decsc
Hons exceedingly troublesome, and it is necessary pre-
pare them every day, aud the still objection
able they weaker than the decocons for fluids
rated with sugars susceptible Of holding solution
less extraetve matter than water alone and the syrups
otherwise objectionable fer the patient is frequently
sted and tho stomach sureed by the large proportion
taken with each dose which Of whatever
oept to keep the decoction irem spelling
Here the advantages and superiority OF Fluid Extracts
are strikngy manifest
The hnestiest Of their superiority viii be conuarison
with the properties forth United States Dspen-
satory.
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Evarts Nominated for Attorney General

a N II w TAX BILL
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gHE ORESOENT's DISPATCHES

gHE ORESOENT'S DISPATCHES.
FROM SHINE TON.
SOUTH AMERICAN AND WEST INDIAN NEWS.
DISASTER ON LAKE ERIE.
THE SURRATT TRIAL.
PROCEEDINGS OF CONGRESS
Passage Of The Arkansas Bill Over
the EetO.
RESOLUTION TO SIMPLIFY THE PUBLIC DEBT.
PASSAGE OF THE DISABILITY BILL.
Evarts Nominated for Attorney General.
a Ne w TAX BILL. .
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HELMBOLD'S

HELMBOLD'S
HIGHLY CONCENTRATED FLUID EXTRACT
sARSAPARILLA
eRADICATES ERUpTNE AND LUCRATIVE DISEASES
gHRoAr,
NOSE,
so DIsFIGURE THE APPEARANCE.
-PuReNe-
THE EVIL EFFECTS OF MERCURY
Removing All Taints,
The Remnants of Disease. hereditary otherwise and
taken by Adults and Children with
Perfect Safety.
Two TsbIespOODsfu Of HELMBoLDS Extract Of ssrsspa-
ra added pint Of is equal to the Lisbon Diet
Drink bottle equal to gallon Of Sai Darla,
the dteoetiens usually made.
HELMBOLD'S
CONCENTRATED EXTRACT
B u g H u,
Is THE GREAT DIURETIO.
HELMBoLD's CONCENTRATED EXTRACT
SARSAPARILLA
is TIE GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER.
Both prepared according to the rules Of Pharmacy
Chemistry, the active that can be made.
HELMBOLD'S
CONCENTRATED FLUID EXTRACT
BUCHU
Is certain for diseases Of the
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Two TsbIespOOpsful of HELMBoLDs Extract Of sarssps-
ria added pint Of is equal TO the Lisbon Diet
Drinh. bottle s equal to gallon Of Sssa7ara
the dteoctisns usually made.
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is TIE GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER.
Both prepared according the rules Of Pharmacy
Chemistry, and the most active that can be made
The New York herald., 1868-03-24

LADY EDUCATING HER SISTERS, Is ANXIOUS
"A TO receive n few pupils from to ~ years In a kind
home at moderate rates best references Address ~ A.
Princeton N. j.
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u teress IN Hsrcnry; Mortgage Of s6oe5 on syerybins
sslongnE 70 said paper for sale. Addrss boz $50 Posi
sscc. New York.
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

OUADRAoEsIMAL srArfoT.-cHURcH OF ST. WIN.
" cent de Paul, Twenty third street. between Sixth and
Seventh series Of sermons In the French Ian.
guage will be delivered By the
Rev. Father Chocarne,
OF the Dominican Of Priesthood, Sundays n yeH
A. M Tuesdays r. n. and Fridays At r. H., during
Lent.
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IL KINDS OF FANCY DOGS AND BIRDS FOR
"A sale-Medcines for ah diseases Prepared food for
mocking birds, at b. D0yEY's Nos. and5 Greene
Canal.
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LII BREEDS CHOICE DOGS AND MEDICINES
"A FRANCIS BUTLER, No. Peck alp. Buffers Infali-
new work, &2. Extra stock Dogs
I,OR SALE CHEAP-A FIRST CLASS DOUBLE BAR
relied breechloadng Cum made Fisher, London. Ap-
ply TO Mr.. vANDERPLANK, 209 Fulton street.
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DENTISTRY.
BEAUTIFUL SETS OF TEETH, SO, SIS AND $40; PAY
I'D BY the week month, nj DR.. WHITES, 1R Sixth
nue. New York, and 1903 North Tenth street, Philadelphia.
NoLTON DENTAL ASSOCIATION ORIGINATED THE
anashec Of nitrous oride gas, administer In the
approved method do nothing but extract teeh and
names at the once, is Cooper Institute.
ION BEAUTIFUL CONTINUOUS GUM lo
lou Sets Of Teeth. Rubber Plate, with Pumpers &l0
Exacpa under without when ohes
81. ORA B0DINE, l0 Grand street.
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AT 70 BARCLAY sTREET-LARGE ASSORTMENT ol
N Carriages comprising desirable syles OF two four
six seats. Harness Of all grades and hnish: -
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PERSONAL.

Any ACCOUNT OF Mr.. DENIS HAssErr, BUILDER
"A and architect would be thankfully received by John
smyth Summit Union county N j. He emigated 70 Amer-
about 80 years from Glanmre county Cork Ireland.
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PROPOSALS..

NAVY DEPARTMENT.,
IN WASHINGTON, March q 1863
Sealed proposals will be received until the 10th Of April
"a O'Clock noon, the purchasesof the following vesse
Al the Boston (Mass) Yard.
The Shawnee and Wassuc.
Al League Island, Pa.
The Canoncus, Cohoes, Koka, Nauset warsaw, Yaxbo,
Tunxis, Naubuc, Modoc, Napa, squando and suncoox.
At Mound City, III.
The Elijah, klamath, Shiloh, Umpdua, Yuma, Heosho MARI
The proposals. win state prices that win be given for the
vessels present condition and with such fittings
now attached 10 them.
The vessels can be and all necessary information
concerning them will be given by the commsndans OF the
stations
The right reserved TO reject any or al Of the proposals
their for the interest OF the
Twenty per of the purchase money will be required
within three after notification OF the acceptance OF
proposa be forfeited In of pleon of the
purchase the balance upon the final delivery Of the
The proposals should be endorsed "Proposas pur-
'""'' v GIDEON wELLEs,
Secretary Of the Navy.
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cS REwARp-LosT. 4 PocgErBooK coSrAiSiSo
~ = soL .oos, ..ataa .na sssne Ute m.nsL
7, ~ ", i2s orand street, Asa 90 questions ssses.
c1Q REWARD. Lost, A SKYE TERRIER. ANSWER
on leaving him At No. East ihlriy eighth street
clio REWARD -FoR A LARGE BLACK sEwrounp.
ylU iaEd Dos. Last sssa Ln,oa hi y = sciex fer
Truxion. r. 4. BLisS. Boa - ross oasoe.
S1, REWARD And so erIsnoSs AsxLp.-LErr
Travelling Sscbei Please brasdsesh House 90 80
East Fourteenth street
c.)a REWARD. -Losr. on sunday, MARCH n. a
sC-O gold Watch N fo1s IRON fweni seeoua % Twenty
Nac.on avenue from Msfsor svenge ~ Ghlrty Fret
Toe above reward Wal be paa ~ sssas ha ~ hss hsty
first street.
co- ErwARp.-A BUNDLE or LKrTERs AND
SLJ papers, wrapped ~ ne.spAgsr, wss dfoppec .a
will The above wa0ui bslns requrss
ans sse.I9p. Payment q '@s ensss BE-. esss sspp,a
sfoSn'. ba,idns 81 wan a., .ssoaa ssry room ss
c.a REwARp-Losr on STOLEN, ON FRIDAY
chaa diamond sci n the spriag nsssr frensh Royal
Exchange London, No. S. Arr inforn.iioa w - ~.
eeived a. Sss West fwen'ydoah street. 10 ssssa
G50Q RKwARD.--sr0Lks Fkon rHk oFricE or
abonas souhwesl Paenc ksl.rsal. So. 4 Vi ~ "a "a "a
VI vun = y, s.S s.s. sSs1 sy' ss sa ss- s
per bonds s5OJ each n-s vrgnis state or esrt
bonds, slow each also ssn.ry esra.a,ss q sosk 5s
w be- e.a a. iSp Ire recovery q be above properly
which 4 q no use 10 any persons The owner. pAjasss
on and ''''' Of 'A' '1' e-i.is sssc soxs
. Broad street.
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AT OUR AucTIoN MART, "a DUANE sTREET-THIs
"A day, at u NJ. sharp, OF the finest golden sorre
thoroughbred Saddle Horses In the city; raised by
Mr. Clay, In Kentucky and sired by Lexington dam by imp
Yorkshire; Ia l5a HIGH old, with great style
high ambition he ne broken for either lady or gentle
ambe and perfectly gentle in all hainess ridden by
lady at Saratoga Springs and much admired
for elegance and good qua he warranted sound
kind every particular aod sold only account Of
going to Europe. JOHN l.. VANDEWATER,
Auctloneer, "a Duane street.
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The whole be any time before SALE In this sale
will be large collection of Carriages among them
Brett Victoria Pony Phaeton, Bugcies with and with
top, Depot Wagons, Family Carriages &c Also snpe-
OF light and heavy Single and Double Har
Ladies' and Gentemcns Saddles &C. In this osiab
ishent large driving ring for showing the style and
ton of horses TO buyers No posponement account OF
weather.
The New York herald., 1868-03-24

DosT OFFICE NOTICE.
The mails for Europe win be dispatched from this once
on Tuesdsy s@h wcdnssdsy 25h, Thursday ssh and sat
es fellows, Stations and b. II l c. and D. II 10
and y, II 10, and q, n:W O'Clock, A. ~.