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EUROPE.


za LONDON, July 2l.
The Ship Lord Sidworth from Quebec
and bound for Glasgow, was abandon
ed at sea, Her crew was saved and
taken to Glasgow in the Commons.
Last evening the Lord Mayor of
Dublin, in full robes, presented the
petition OF the citizens of Dublin at the
bar, praying the House to support the
endeaYors now making to secure reli-
gious equality in ireland.
Charles Wentworth Dix, member
from Chilsee, presented petition sign
ed by %. 900 women asking for franchise
The Star compliments President
Grants steady refusal to recognize the
Cubans as belligerents. This course,
the star says, prevents the Spanish
Government from accusing the United
States of unfriendly feelings towards
her, however much she may be grieved
by the fllibustering expeditions from
American ports. a7.- o.
Mat ers In acknowledgements
Against the Irish Church. ..-.
LONDON, July 81.
In the Commons last evening, Will
liam johnson, member from Belfast,
complained of the conduct of the police
in the recent anniversary; he said
there had been rigid enforcement OF
the Party PROFESSIONS Act in Ulster,
WllIe II naQ peeu 5y6LeCuaIlcallyN viz
lated in the South OF Ireland. Right
Hon. Chichester Fertescue, the chief
Secretary for Ireland, praised the for
bearance and order exhibited on that
occasions; through the procantions
taken by the government, he hoped
however. that the Observance Of the
18th of July would soon be discontin-
ued throughout the land. John Vance
member for Armagh, urged the repeal
n the T1pFLV nFn0naainna art.
Meetings in favor of the disestab.
lishment of the Irish Church bill con-
tinue to be held in various parts Of the
country. .,-l..-..,s;
In the case of Bishop Colenso of Ma
tai, the Privy Council has decided that
he has full right to the Cathedra! at
Pietremaretzburg, and is altogether
free from the interference Of the Cape-
town authorities.
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BOSTON.
Proportions 10 Celebrate the Hum.
., .sul bOIdt Centennial.


- .sug bOIdt Centennial.
:. va.g,s 80. BOSTON, July 81.
d, A meeting was held to-day In Horti-
cultural Hall, under the auspices ofthe
Boston Natural Historical Society TO
devise measures for celebrating the CEN
tenniaI birthday OF Humboldt, on the
14th OF September next.l Mayor Shurt-
lii presided. A committee was ap-
pointed to carry out the object of the
meeting, and resolutions adopted ap-
proving the plan for founding, in COM
memoration of the day, q scholarship in
Museum OF Comparative Zoology to be
termed dtheHumbolat Scholarship, that
shall stand as lasting memorial sig
nal for the serviceaI rendered both by
Humboldt and AgasSiz to the cause of
literature and science. OnImotion, Col.
T. w. Higginson and Col. Mitto were
authorized to communicate with and
ask the cooperation OF the scientific
societies throughout the country in
the day. Prof. Agassiz
will deliver an address on the occasion.
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DIGESTIVE ORGANS.
EXPLANATION.
EXPLANATION.

HooFLAND's GERMAN BITTERs Is
entirely vegetable, and contains no liquor.
ID fg q compound OF Fluid Extracts. The
Roots, Herbs, and Barks from which these
extracts are made, ares gathered In Ger:
many, all the medical virtues are extracted
extracts are then forwarded to this country
10 be used expressly for the manufacture OF
Of any kind used in compounding tho Bit
tiers, hence It free from all the objections In
cIdent to the use Of liquor preparation.
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1mportant treasury Regulation.

Adoption OF q Government Currency
n, To-. Paper.
'ssrs.. WASHINGTON, July 81.
j" The following has been issued:
-. TREASURY DEPARTMENT, July 21.
Notice is hereby given that the Secre.
tary of the Treasury, by authority Of
law, has adopted a distinctive paper,
which will! be hereafter used until
otherwise ordered, for all obligations
and other securities ofthe United States.
One OF it's peculiarities is the introduce
ton of colored silk, cotton and other
fbrous material into the paper while in
process OF manufacture. By law it is
felony for any person to have or retain
in his custody or possession any paper
adapted to the making OF any such OBJ
legations or securities, and similar to
that designated by the Secretary OF the
Treasury, except under authority OF
the Secretary of the Treasury, or some
other proper officer of the United States,
and any person offending against this
statute will, on conviction thereof, be
punished by fine not exceeding IS GOO
or rbFimprlsonment and confinement
at hard. labor not excseding fifteen
years, or both, in the discretion, of the
Court. gt., irlt.tiO. ........ ---!'. .
[Signed1 u. GEO. s. BOUTWELL,.
Secretary of the ITeuSHrU,
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VA PRcJRor is,on foot In Bourbon Co.,
Ky, to raise fund for the purchase OF
FaFhome for AEr. JefersQn.FD DAVIS. One
hgentieInan agreessto donate site for q
residenceii With ten .acres attached
within four miles Of Louisville. @
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Judge Of Me S.preneI Court t9lDqs'e. .ssr
PHILADELPHIA, April 2S, 1855. -
"I consider Hoohands German BitteTsSS Ie ,1sStl
.,l,rSbie S11eiicia6 ItnNcaSa Of Atta0kB oI lnoi-
sesi1on or tDSSpepaia I can certify this
Eom my experience Of It ~ u
JAMES THOMPSON. ~
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PR1o!Es..

HOonana" eetaan lttsr gsEtsss gsf SSs:ls 9 '5S g
Hooaandls German Tonic, put up In quart
bottleG, q 90 Per bottle or half dozen for
TDo = -; not norrst to examine well the ar
tolo Won buy, IN order 10 get TIM genuine.
FoF sale by DTuEgtGtaand Q0ae1in Aed-
cine QYetyWheraD y H111"
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. J.W. .MoW1LL1A11s, ESQ, late editor
of the, Washington Reporter. TUESDAY:
led to the hymenfal altar MISS ,htntla
lished yoanR9 lady, oE.Alleghany city.
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A MAN named George Bowling, who
formerly lived in PerryYille, was
caught at Harrodsburg on Saturday
night last, by a body Of regulators, and
He was charged with horse stealing
and connterfeitIng. ma, ..-r :
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Hoonands German Remedien are eounGteTI- GT
faifed. See that the signature orc n. JACK;
SON "a on the wrapper OF eaen pottle' al
others arc counterfeit. ]. A.,
German Medicine6 Store, No, 6a1. .ARQA AtIeet'
Philadelphia, Pa ;, .....t III! . -
80. CHARLES H EVANS RroPI1eet0 g or
~ :-s'g,'., :. Formerly O. n JAOR6Oh t6 Oo'
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SEVERAL members of the House, and
or tRo Senators, will intro
dune billa foE the 'repeaIiof the income
VaRat Gh9hext 6easion OF Congress. Il.
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'a "A aaiEsNTftkE,rAN WHO has Travelled over
nearly all the Southern States says that
the people generally have not only re-
covered from the effects of the war and
the general depression of q year ago,
but that they are noWon aH6lr road to
riches, - -t-.... FAJ OF -G-srsG
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: IT Is estimated that there are about
three Thousand visitors In Newport now
incl eludin& Gen. PHIL, Shetidau, who
has SOMETIMES been . host IN hfWself'
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AsC1Nc1Nx9zI paper says the railroad,
to I.ouisYillefI bind the stge cities
together like Q pair Of cats tied by the
tfaflaiIt dSlL.tffi y. al
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aAXA1UARLE horse Was stolen from
Hon. Geo. n, PendletonS ohlsaturday.
The past twelve months don't seem, to
have been 2 good year for Mr.: Pendie'
tons y5He failsdsto get the snomtnation
fof iths Presidency herne time ago he
got crippled by n runaway horse, and
now Sohe6 asom66oak sand steals his
bAbrs6,C 6,CDd1hAAW " sIIAHAH 0nT
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= W - ? - U3GTs -
HON. GEORGE SHARsWoC

.J,.,ttee Of the Supreme Court er Rsatsvtpanfa'
-, - PH1LADHPHIAsJn Jnnel, 1853.
s.T hSvefound by experiences that HOOK
s. 1aIa5s GERMAN Bitters IL avery good tonic'
TaIievtnQ' dyBp0pt1c Bymptonng aIInosL 81
IectIv. GEORGE sHARSWoOD'
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+ "A CENsgs Of Mexico Just, completed!
lahoRRthe poPllRti tionlo Of / 1iat Eeppblic
! 70 be nine millions nsgta EysWla IOd
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, ATTH6Ro6eAa. BssFlshffe pig IN
Shelby, Sy,l.s9 XaGS Enonths! Old
WSiRbs 250 pounds HI7t sE1l
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HOOFLARD's GERMAN TONIC.
Are the greatest and best
BLOOD Pub Tt1R IFI E R s

ever known, and will cure all diseases re-
sultlnR from bad blood: Keep your
blood pure, keep your Liver IN oruerp
keep your digestive organs IN
sound, healthy condition. by
the use OF these remedies
and no diSeaRer- Will
ever assall you. ~
,,rfys.s,s. 10 ~ ECrI
J TEE CoirPnRxroN-LadleS who wish q
fair az In aud good complexion, free from
veIIo1 ian tinRs and ali other disngurements.
Shonld "a 10 these remedies occasionally. The
TJ1er IN perfect order, and the blood pnre.
Viii result in sparkling eyes and blooming
cheeks.
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8o,r. en-. W. lWooDwlRD.

ldONs OLUs WI " N04S " - ="
chief Jl,Hce oCthe Supreme Court Of Pa, writes
PHILADE1PHIA, March 16. 1851.
NJ ind RoohRnd . German HitteLz ~ % =
6H1SanH, and OF great beneht in cases ol ue-
SiiitY: aud want of uerVou9 acuon In tne
,avaffsfIl. IA YoufB, truly w.
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9PAII
MADRID July 2l.

.....-g MADRID July 2l.
There is much excitement through
out Spain. There have been many ar;
rests here at Valladolid, Barcelona and
Cordova, OF parties believed to be
fomenting instruction. Several Gem
erals and Colonies of the army are
among the number. The government
authorities are taking great precaution
to prevent an outbreak. The decree
ofthe ex-Minister OF Justice, Henera,
has been withdrawn, The French gov
ernnent has ordered all Spanish con-
spirators away from the frontier. A
sharp fight occurred yesterday at Gin
dad Real, between the authorities and a
band of insurrectionists. 1t is pre-.
sumed to be in the interest of Don Car
los. Nine of the latter and several OF
the former were wounded. The insur-
rectionists were driven of and the
leader escaped. A deep plot. was dis
covered here for the assassination OF
Serrano. 10 80 Esfn.,5 ".-.' el. 81 Fil M.
Il'7, -I . -, e.. =. FRANCE, 3, "a - IL.
tselt.r u, i,a... ..,sr Paris, July al. y
The Corps Begisla tif will meet on the
26th of October. - =. a.s-, ,,Tg5i! 90! ~ ID
.tI.-.rD - .T,.sI RUSSIA lts-i +:tf 4
.r.-7r .srgFrsf t.t---t. vr gag 500 a. 80
Departure Q OF the Minister to America
..,.- ST. PETERSBURG, July 81.
KatasazI, the newly appointed Rus.
sian Minister to Washington, leaves for
that city Saturday. 8 ,.,b--. NJ.
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.RiSsrnnd weather.

p n HAiVeF and Weather.
i"''i-' PITTsBURaH, July 2I.
Mouongahela IL feet inches and
falling. Weather clear and cool; ther-
mometer 72o. -..-..
...-,. ...r- =. CINCINNATI, July 81.
EThe river has risen 3S inches, 10 feet
4 inches in the channel. Weather clear;
76o. -."
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HooELAND'S GERMAN TONIC.
~ ~ Al H-Ff fns
RooFLANDB GERMAN. TONIC

1s a pleasant pfHeparati6n Of the Ritters for
thoee who do mot like extreme Bltters. 1t
is composed OF an the ingredients OF the
Bitter combined with pure santa Cruz rum
and agreeable davoring extracts. Its use
recommended when some pure st1nulaut Is
required in connection with the tonic pro-
pertfeH Of the BitterH. -"- rfE
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Ir4THEaPittsBursh Gazette thinkG 1t exs
PRESSES the general judgment ofthe Re-
publican party. In anticipating the IhS.
hesitating appreciation of Congress for
the proceedings Of the Convention and
people Or Or Virginia. In this judg-
ment, z adds the Gazette, 4ttWe have the
concurrence of Mr.. Boutwell,, whom
earnest and thorough. going. Reppbli.
cans everywhere have come Of late to
regard with special confidence as an
uncompromisingl supporter of the Rad.
SsstSensen an6 66RGS RGOy q S1E do tst
the election was fairly. in accordance
with law, aud tiist no plea remains for
excluding YiHginls io@T her IEedefal
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READ WHAT PEOPLE SAY

READ WHAT PEOPLE SAY.
, Ntho could ask for more. snbs ptIal itesti-
nonY than Is thus given.
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= NLAwYRR,s Ro6fANCEi4 4R0sW ell NJ
Field, the "Nestor OF the Missouri baf,1
q lawyer whose entire lack of ambi-
tion AoBt the fame hts rare and great
Louis On Monday. He had a peculiarly
romantic episode in his early manhood.
He was the son of General Martin
Field5 of Newfane, Vermont, and prac-
tioed in sthe courta5 of his
InGtiVe county. His Abandonment of
his ldcrat4ve practice and removal from
'the StsteJ to which he never retufnedI
was uoccsaionGd by an unfortunate be-
stowal Of Ghls, affections; under circum.
stances; rarelY:4 If ever paralleled.' He
fell in love with an accomplished young
lady la Winds sof, and though she wss
| engaged to another gentleman, sno'
.ceeded, in wlnnings her affections and
inducing her to join him in d secret
marriage, which CRas TO be followed by
cohabitation in case, the consent Of her
parents could Sc obtained, but other
wise to be yoids 66he failed togafn that
consent; and as soon as he could be
summoned fFohf9 Boston was publicly
married to her first love, who Joined
her in q suit in chancery against Mr..
FieldL for theA dissolution OF the secret
Niyed her .huabandy bitsafaG8t 6he! won
It In the Supreme Court, and the case
is reported ut IenRtbint the16th volume
of Vermont reports,..,.,1 .iIi5-
result, Tstf asS sSs6S
the world. Afterwafd; However, The
married another lady, with whom he
lived happily, She, has been dead sew
era1 yeafs, and four children, We think,
survive them both. Years after the
strange suit, theolady whom he first
Flowed and then fought ID pefsistently,
then twice 2 widow, married a nerss
chant For Windsor county. who shortly
thereaftef removed TO ST. Louis. There
| they lived 4for several years, moving
In the fiEstEcircles lthough neyermeet1
tns Mri Ss1SEs S5SS siI %o Ras Sss9sGd- ssTG
Springfield RePH5Eiean.; q -
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JUbY2t.-GRAIN-w for
speculation, otherwise quiet; amber at
81 45 on spot and seller the month; No.
i red at 81 35H on spot, 81 32a1 80, seller
August; No. 2 red at 81 35; No. white
Michigan held at 81 65. dCorn-3a4c
rejected at 7lc; condemned at.6lc; Oats
Quiet and a shade better at 72c for
Michigan. Rye-Steady at 81 10 for
No. 1, and 81 O5 for No. 2. 3sf-r
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..OAUTION..

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HoOaand's Rsrm&n Toni
HooFIlAND,s eaRRMAN BITTERs

ICC > 32Ea G1-C-'
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TOR NEW ORLEANS.
SOUTHERN LINE.
The Al steamer vICKsBURG. Capt Burou VIII leave p,sr
30 East river, saturday January cD at M.
fret received at through for Louis Mobile
Galveston.
Freight received FOR Indianos, Lavacca and Brazos.
Insurance guaranteed.
For freight or passage apply TO-
Maiden lane.
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PARTNER wANTED-wIrH $780, TO MANAGE
~ manufacory in London, England passage paid oyer
COO salay each partner not ess than 49,
per annam. Address c., box ~ St Nicholas Hoel New
York.
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Any IMPORTATION OF NARY BALLARD, FORMER
" or Francis street, Dublin, niece OF Thomas haard
vii be thankfully received BY her aunt Fanny Ballard. u
. "a Wcst Fifty-fourth street.
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NJ oTIcE TO CONTRACTORS.
IN Scaled proposals will be received bv the Computes on
The broad street steps, At the CITY Hail. IN the city cf Hudson
until February 1884, for the construction of an iron dsr
waist sne eas,cry extremity Of rroad street Plans sna
SPECIFICATIONS can be n the once Of ". PauberE fa
ssdc avenue, near Broad street, city % HUDSON
Proposals must be sealed and endorsed Proposal 70 cons
sruct stairway" and directed 70 II" Psbcre, Chairman
Committee ON stairway" NJ. rATrBtRo,
0'sO. ". ELLWO0p,
r. MARTINI,
v. A. 9OEizE
Committee on stairway.
CRY oy urpsoS, N. j.. Jan. a.. fs6s
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. BIRDs, &C.


A LII KINDS OF FANCY DOGS AND BIRDS FOR
n saleMedlcines for all diseases. Prepared Food for
mocking Birds at B. DOvEYS, Nos. and Greene street.
corner OF Canal.
N.B.-Lsdes attended to BY Ms Doyey.
LII BREEDS CHOICE DOGS AND MEDICINES
N FRANCIS BUTLER, No. s Peck slip. ButIers infa-
lihe Mango Cure and Flea Exermnator, 75c Buffers
work, a. Extra stock Dogs Ferress.
ITAEcy FOWL, PIGEONS PEA FOWL, RABBITS, &C.,
IL nne Cameo, Brahmaa, Polands, )orkings, Ban
tams, &c. II. JOHNSON 4 CO., 2i1 Fulton street.
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Any IMPORTATION CONcERNING THE WHERE.
IA or Julia Hurley, who living IN Henry Smiths
famy Port Chester y IN lss4 or q Margaret her sister
Waris married Bridgeport. Conn.,, will DO
thankfully received by their brothe Daniel Hurley, Athens
BRAD dfardc coun
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REMOVALS.
PROPOSALS.

IlEM0vAL.--JosEPH A. MILLER, HAT MhNUFA
OF Crosby street.
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-F~ACHRLoR's HALL, EOW BRIGHToN.-I AM ANX-
ID ious to make your acquaintance. Five r. h, Quaran
Stne boat.
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<vHERR AMIE BLooDsToNE-You DID NOT COME
~ ~ four Saturday. WAS disappointed. win you
tonight. 61e, old place. BOIES
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POST OsFICE NOTICE.
I JOHNSTON 4 VAN TASSELL'S.
ARCHIBALD JOHNSTON, AUCTIONEER.
HORSE AUCTION MART.

DAMILLETE DE ARoMA-TIIE ABOVE ARE AC-
LII knowieieed 10 he the Cigars manufactureS IN
Havana and having been contracted ~ me- oer for sale
a. wholesale complete assortment Of ihsvious sises
q rsnerAl assortment Of other approved brands.
y. w. FABER, 20 Heavier street..
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: : :. = 49,
TwPoRTANT TO EUROPEAN TnAvELLEns :
travellers vial ting Europe ahonld provide WIZ
Uarpcrs Handbook BY W. Pembroke fetfidse price ny
fhu The only complete edebook Of Europe and ho krst
PUB Vhsd the Enesh Language, which s made ens'rsy
hsv every year. 49,.
psrers Phrase Book, Or Handbook OF Travel Tas, fcr
hbs OF travellers and sohooia IN English, usrmA
vi ach and ahan by w. Pembroke Fctrdge price ~ -
MAkPkR BROTHERS, pubishor foT sale hs ah sosA'
vcllafA
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A RrIFICIAL HUMAN EYEs.-BAuCfl& oOrUbEMANN
n ffornieriy with Professor Bossonncau, OF Parsl
makers aud inserers OF he Improved Eys. 30 broadway
, n B.-Thsss eyss sndorsed ~ the faculty.
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r. LOVE FITTING coRssrs -
= Fast Fourteenth street.
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nOD-I AM WELL; BUT WE ARE IN AFFLIcTION,
- and long for thatwe comfort another.
There ID letter for Dod at The Post olce, New York.
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NOTICE TO SHIPPERS BY PACIFIo NAIL STEAM.
IN ship Company's steamship
ARIZONA,
Sailing on Monday February ', alta
Freight received until 4. N Saturday. January ~
All the usual facilities afforded shippers In collections inland
charges, &c. = x,. -.
L,OR HAVANA, s1sAL AND VERA CRUZ.
Il New York and Mexican Mnn steamship Lice,
Sailing twenty days a.,
The Gne steamer CLE0rATRA, Captain s. v. ihiirs vih
leave pier rs Fast river Friday, January ~ ~ " A. W
Passage 10 svsnn sss sqgse s Ss rssss e esrer street.
u ATLANTIC NAIL sTE AMsnif COMPANY,
calling regularly every Thursday At o'clock NJ rfecisey
TAf;ir CAPTAIN Nj III Greene via NASSAU yanusrye y
MOREO CASTLE, Captain r. Adams ...... scrunfys
COLI NBlA, Captain n. Van Al
f0f ''s'sA' 0r pa''is' !. pWHEELEr, ", President
No. Bowng Green.
I,oR Kxr WEST, HAVANA AND NEW ORLEANS.
sefrfmonhfy,
Carving the United Staies Mall.
The Baltimore ami Havana stcsmship company compns
sng the follcwin ing trr, class stssmsbips.--
LIBERTY. 1 40 tons, -, Commander
CUBA lido tons, IN. pukehar. Commander
The scamshp having accommodations unsurpassed
for rlraance comfort Will leave from Browns wharf,
BALTIMORE, Nd, on MONDAY, FEBRuARy !, ats
save nearly 30 miles travel aud have the privilege
OF stopping at Philadelphia or Baltimore without additional
:" d. n. HASELL A CO., Agents.
" and ~ broadway, room ~.
New-York tribune., 1869-02-25
SuttiCn Sails Of gtaI Gstati.

A UCTI0N SALE THIS DAY-At Taylor's
Hoid Jersey City at trselass HOUSE No. 80 WASH.
onst he square, STORE PROPERTY No 1si
- AlnOry frame HOUSE. No 200 hontgoRery-st
New-York tribune., 1869-02-25
ADRIAN H. MbLLER Auctoueer. - - 49, -. .
EXFCUTORS; SALE of VALUABLE STORE

ADRIAN VI. MILLER, Auctoneef 1,,,<, =,
EXECUTORS SALE of VALUABLE STOKE
II PROPERTY on THE SoUTHWRST CORNER OF BROADWAY
AND TWRNTY. .PIRSTST ADRIAN II. MULLER. r X WILKINS
Co will sell auction THURSDAY March 1862 al u O'Clock at
Exchange sesroo No III Bfoadsay by order OF the Executors Of
Sehureman Halsted, deceased
The plot Of together with 5s,o bi building thereon situate
on Broadway ara Twenty brt The bndme
the the ste the most substantial
manner purposes with gders and iron columns II is now
with the modern improvement sud eonFeneuc
but expense converted into stores or which pnpos
erected This property IN the inmede ny o. mrA Ar
that Of LOri Taylor the Fth Avenue
st German ard Abemsre Hotels Horoan aud Coleman
% feet the rear " ieeI 90
Tveptysrstst and 20 feet inches o the southery line
EAST TWENTY FIRST She plot OF hud situate on the so1h
aide Of East adjoining the last described property on The
rear being width ~ IN depth The stables 90 the lot
are MOI 20. sIa :, M T,.l ~ g ti sUyg ,gys,se.y. 5000
New-York tribune., 1869-02-25
4uasss snb farms @anttS.

WANTED for Casb.-Eghteen LOIS So IN IN one one
nn, .. M Ho.on Road the Harlem bridge and khh,
st. MoTissnl by GEORGE CALDWELL. at hAhsh Oo'' N"
yetey-u
XVANTED.-Sl5,OOOC CASH will be paid Tor q
w m ,,odtp built HOUSE, aud LOT good 4egh'
borhood within tbs liz aHd ForIeth as, ana
aud BroIdwsy Please the street and pnsbsI O ' PP"
dress J. NJ g.. Boz No. 2 205 NsNiork fes'ohoe'