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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-08-16

AT a me citing of the Hunters Club
held at John Becker's saloon last Tues
Gay, temporary officers were elected and
resolutions passed to meet again at the
above place on Monday eEening, 10th
Instant, at eight o'clock. Friends of the
Club are cordially invited to attend in
order to eject permanent organization.
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III. sEEHAUsES, Practical Watehs
maker, 245 Second street. la jag
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FOR SALE.

HGILK DARYL WISH TO SELL AN
MI interest IN my milk dairy: xerm1 sas oef tbe
l wou,s sci Inouire at Commercial Hotel
l4I-149* d. = -, IL.
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IRON MOUNTAIN RAILROAD
Another Connection with Memphi,

Special to the PUBLIC EEDGER.]
COLUMBUS, KY, August l5.-The st.
Louis and Iron Mountain railroad is
finished, and the first train through ar
rived here this morning. The regular
trains commence running on Wednesday
next, connecting with the Mobile and
Ohio trains here.
THos. ALLEN, President
St. Louis and Iron Mountain r R.
The St. Louis Republican, of the 18th,
in speaking of this enterprise, says:
The last rail on the Iron Mountain rail-
road was spiked down yesterday, between
Club Hollow and Besstown, and the tun-
mel will be finished to-day at noon, ma
king a road of one hundred and ninety.
Eve miles in length from ST. Louis to
Belmont. The work on the extension
from Bismarck to Belmont has been car
ried forward with great energy, in spite
of freshets and other obstacles; and great
credit is due to the managers for the sue
cess which has attended their well d.
rected efforts. A connection is now
formed by rail between st. Louis and the
Southern cities, which cannot be OBJ
structed by the ice blockades that shut
out navigation during a portion Of the
year. With the construction OF rail-
road connecting on the west side OF the
river between Belmont and Memphis, Of
which there is every prospect now, our
Southern railroad connection will be still
better secured, and great through line
to the Gulf rendered more direct and
much shorter. Mr.. Thomas Allen, the
President of the road, and Superinteud-
ent James W. Morley, left yesterday to
inspect the work on the new extension.
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" you want good old Megibben vhis-
Ky, 60 10 Msgibbeu 4 Bro, 2sl Main st,
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lr you want good old Megibben whisky.
90 70 Megibben 4 Bro, 81 Main street,
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Haile's English aud Classical school
for Boys.

DALI SESSION OPENS WEDNESDAY,
Il September l, at No. 1903 Third street. For
.cireu ars call at 100 Madison street.
1884 A. j. HALE. Principal.
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NOR sALE-TwO MULES, YOUNG AND ~
fast; iron safe and Office sesS; CHEAP ior
cash. Il. ma ~ Ma;n street.
l44-l4te olI W a,n 80
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T,oR sALE-TWO PAIR OF MATCHED
II earriase mares and top buggy: Apply
- J. V. PATRICK.
aao.t 400 Shelby street.
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EDUCATIONAL.
- H l. E Q Il

- H l. &c Q Il
JUNIOR AND PRIMARY SCHOOL.
THE NEXT SESSION OF MRS. MESSEN-
i gers school for girls and small boys will
open the 9Th of September, at her residence.
lA Elliott street. Terms-from So to "a pee
school. 14s.9-i
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VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE OK
v LEASE.-I desire to lease or sell my
s,ssn1 mill and gin, two miles south OF Mem
phis, Oh Horn Lake road. all IN pe,iec. or
st premises for information. a,,peoN
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!. C. sLAUoHTER's SCHOOL,
Eighth Ward, Memphis.

T WILL OPEN MY SCHOOL FIRST OF
l. September. at my residence, near Brinkley
avenue. one quarter of a mile north of Poplar
street. For particulars or circulars Apply to
the principal. 1881
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PARK AVENUE ACADEMY,

1iHREE AND A HALF MILES FROM
i Memphis. near Memphis and Charleston
railroad. The 9Th session will open Sept
Der Q. 1863. Students prepared for the Univer-
Twenty pupils can be accommodated with
board ear the school. For circulars apply to
u. Wade Co.. Taylor. Radford q Co., and
DR.; j.: WILLIAMS, Memphis,
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Memphis Ladies' Institute,
sIe EsOTO STREET.

MRS. N: P; S0UTHWoRTH,. ! princioal..
MRS. FANNIE Y. McGEHEE. ! rih'ip"is'
viii open Wednesday. September l, 1867.
For circulars, apply al the book and music
stores, and at the lnstitu' l3q-l58
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WEATHER...RIVER...COTTO

WEATHER.
Meteorological observations. as reported to
rs by Mr., Edward Goldsmith:
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Regular Memphis and FriarAs Point
Tri.weekiy Packet.

For Friar's Point and Way Land'gs.
GEO. W. CHI Il Il X, rTh
" Geo. Malone. master. leaves &c.,
as above every MONDAY, VEIN ESDAY
and FRIDAY. at pm Apply on board. n9-t
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MEMPHIS FEMALE SEMINARY.

EALL SESSION WILL OPEN wEDNEs-,
l. day. Sept. !. For catalogues or circulars
call 81 loung's bookstore, or ut 1909 Madison st.
1894 MRS. A. ID. HALLE, Principal
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MONEY 10 Ioas az ses Main 81. lse
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The south nemphts : chool for Ro,

The south Memphis school for Roys,
wellington ST., bet. Linden and Vance,
rT,Hg THIRD SESSION COMMENCES
L August l6. For particulars er circulars
apply at the school, or to any Of the following
gentlemen; A. j. Roach d Co.. +. NJ Cash,
ESQ.,, B; Bahb. ESQ.,. ]. j. Rawlings, ESQ.,, 4
A. Kendg, Esq.
IA 145S p. L. MITCHELL. A. b.
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LOST.

r osT-oN THE THIRTEENTH INST, A
l. black and-tan dog. Any one returning
him 70 J. A. Parker, Is Madison street. will be
literally rewarded. Ia. JAG
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DoR sALR-A NEATAND WELL BUILT
X two-storv frame residence, southwest cor
mar Court street and 1,rinkley avenue;
i9S OH w WHEATbEY. Rethel BIZ.
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-TaoR SALE OR EXcHANGE-MY PLACE
L four miles out on the Herr ando road. con,
smn,oved. new house, kitchen. servants
Sosss. smoke house. corn crib. carriage house.
geroT shelter, etc., all news inc young or
chard, rsspbsrIios. strawberries and grapes;
snI.,did risterns and horse-pond. viii be
saIS on easy terms or exchanged for city prop
sytv. For particulars, apply 70
~rS' N'' X. WHITM0RE.
p.fRrrc LEDGER offi-e
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-06-10

KICKING AGAINST THE PRTCRlS.
The Tory peers who announced their deter
mination to kill the Irish Church bill have
succeeded in creating u storm of indignation
which threatens to overwhelm that venerable
institution, the House of Lords, and even to
deprive the lords themselves of their cher
ished hereditary privileges and place them on
the same level as their fellow-citizens. The
very plain manner in which the press has
spoken has apparently brought some of the
peers to their senses, and there are already signs
of detection in their ranks, which is ominous
of defeat. A new opponent however, has
arisen in the person of the Archbishop of
Canterbury, who has counselled the Bishops
in the House of Lords to oppose the Irish
Church bill. Foolish as this advice is,
it is nothing more than was to be ex-
pected. In the downfall of the Irish
Church, the prelates of the Church of England
see very plainly a warning of the speedy dis
solution of the ties which bind their own or
ganization to the State, and a prospect of
shortly finding themselves placed upon a level
with dissenting Methodists, Presbyterans,
and Baptists who have no particular regard
for the claims of the Apostolic succession.
At the best the bishops sit in the House of
Lords merely on sufferance, and their in
reference in such a grave matter of state
policy as the disestablishment of the Irish
Church will be submitted to with even less
grace than that of the hereditary Lords. In
deed, their opposition to Ethis measure will
only have an effect on the public mind calcu-
lated to bring the hereditary peerage and the
Established Church into greater popular dis
favor than ever, and to prepare the stolidest
of British conservatives for the speedy over
throw of those relics of barbarism which have
clung like barnacles to the British Constitu-
tion-the House of Lords and the Church of
England.
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usual. The candidate for City Treasurer,
Mr. Marcer, has been very useful member
of City Councils, and deserves cordial sup
port William Taylor, during his former ser
vice as Coroner, made an excellent officer
We have heard of no objections to the candi-
date for Prothonotary of the District Court
Captain Hopkins; the candidate for Clerk
of Quarter Sessions, Thomas Ashton; and the
candidate for City Commissioner, Thomas NJ.
Locke; and we know of no reason why their
nominations should not be heartily endorsed
by the Republican party
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election. By resort to all the disRraceful
expedients in which they have become 80
skilfull theyl have secured nominations. lin
utter defiance of the will of the people. but
these pretended denominations are the veriest
farces, and should have no weight whatever
in deciding the issue. BY their course in the
last Legislature they disgraced themselves.
their constituents, the body of which thew
were members, and the great State for whose
interests they were called upon by the people
to provide. Their records present no pallia.
ton whatever, except the sorry one that
nearly all of their associates were ouite
as regardless as themselves of the true
interests of the people, quite as
deficient as themselves in the first principles
of integrity and decency If it be possible let
the true men of their districts organize and
present the names of new and unobiection-
able candidates, and do their utmost TO elect
them. But if this be impossible, let every
Republican voter who respects himself alb
stain from casting vote for any one of these
men, and permit their Democratic opponents
to carry the election by default. It will be
much better to have half dozen more De-
mocrats in the next Legislature than there
were in the last, if these half dozen Demo
Gratis should prove to be decent and honest
men, it will be infinitely better to have the
six seats filed by Democrats, if they must be
filled by men who are deficient in both decencv
and honesty.
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nay OFFICE OF THE LEHIGH COAL AND
NAVIGATION COMPANY
TREASIIRX DEP RTAIENIn


PHILADELPHIA, June g. 1869
Coupons due the 18th instant, the Gold ILoan of
this Company, will be paid in coin their Office on and
after that date
Holders of ten or more Coupons requested to pre-.
them before the 15h receive therefor receps
payable on the 18th.
6s6t SOLOMON SHEPHERD, Treasurer
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AS an indication of the political complexion
of each of the Legislative districts, we give
the result of the elections of last year in
comparison with that of the previous year.
The votes for Auditor-G General in the different
wards comprised in the First Senatorial dis
trict at the October election in 1868, and for
Judge of the Supreme Court at the October
election Of the previous year, were as follows:
1853
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-06-10

pSsn DIVIDEND NOTICE.--AT A GENERAL
meeting of the DELAWARE AND CHESA-
PEAKE CANAL COMPANY held June Z 1862 a cash
dividend of THREE PER CENT. declared on the
capital stock of the Company clear of all taxes payable
to the Stockholders and after the 9th inst.
6S6t HENRY V. LESLEY, Secretary
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-06-10

nSy1 CITY TREASURER'S OFFICE
=. - - - PHILADELPHIA, June 1, 1869.
MATURED CITY L0ANS-The City Loans maturing
July 1869 will be paid and after that date at this
Office, by order Of the Commissioners of the Sinking
Fund
JOSEPH NJ PETRSOL,
6lOSW City Treasurer.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-06-10

THR July number Of Ltpptncotfs Magazine will
open with the first chapters Of Anthony Trollope's
new novel entitled ''The Vicar OF Bullhampton,"
which VIII doubtless make very pleasant reading for
the hot weather The story will be embellished by
very mertorous design by Mr.. L. b. Bensell, whose
illustrations have been quite feature of the maya
zine for some months past The drawing has been
credtably cut by Messrs. Van Ingen Snyder.
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THE LEGISLATIVE NOMINATIONS.

III1 III y IIII14II 7 II " WIN IOLTIJ'
The conventions for nominating candidates
for the State Legislature, held under the
auspices of the Republican party, completed
their work yesterday, excepting in the Third
Representative district. The ticket presented
by them contains the name of William w.
Watt for State Senator in the Fifth district,
and the following for members of the House
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packages; and the rate OF duty on cigars imported
prior TO July 20, 1868, and now remaining In bond.
shall be the same as on cigars imported after that
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-06-10
NEW PUBLICATIONS.
TROLLOPE'S NEW BOOK.
LEONORA CASAL0NI;
OR,
The Marriage Secret.
BY T. AD0LPHUS TROLLoPE.
Author OF "Gt NINA; Tale Of Love aud Jealousy"
"BepIo the OOnscript." "Maretts; or, Life in "
Tuscany"
Is published this day, and Is for sale at
T.B. PETERSON & BROTHERS.,
No. 3O6 CHESNUT street.

Read hot r. Sheon Iaekersi, Esq, Literary Editor Of
Forney's Press siys IF ~
Adolphus Trollope, who may be termed the Rdlian
as ms brother Anthony is the English novelist,
almost unknown in this country until H. T. Tuckerman
peGp npS TTe ~ and perfectly iams5 m with tho
very appreciatiye article in the Aanio AonIy The
hint was taken by r. b. Peterson Brothers, of Phadel
phia, who publishing complete Library Edition
Of his works Of fiction In this series already appeared
Gemma,' florentine story of love and jealousy Mari
@ eta ii il which h lie in Tuscany Is oharmnsg Depicted
rural society yet produced by foreigner. fourth
ready and those who have been delighted as we
'Semmat Marietta, and Beppo,' will be glad TO have
another italian novel BY the same author The pictures Of
true In the present work the description of the
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the Appennes through which Ceasare travelled are
among the most vivid things of their kind in fiction The
fellow strangely enlsts sympathies The interest
turns upon the marriage secret of great Roman family,
pages This is story of striking merit-produced by the
maturity of its gifted authors mind All the other novels
Messrs Petersons series" 81
Complete in one large Duodecimo Volume.
Price, $175 in Cloth: or, $3.50 in Paper
T. ADOLPHUS TROLLOPES OTHER WORKS
We have Just issued and beautiful editions of the
GEMMA. Tale of Love and Jealousy
MARIETTA; OR, LIFE IN TUSCANY
BEPPo THE CONSCRIPT.
Price, $l75 each in cloth 81 80 each paper cover
All books published for sale by the momsnt thoy
are issued from the Call in person. send for
whatever books you may want, to
T. B. PETERSON L BROTHERS,
1t4p No 8O6 oHESNUT Street, Philadelphia Pa
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NEW STEAMBOAT FOR sALE-wOOD HULL,
~ 1Ssx2sx7 feet; beam engine % inches by feet
wheels cabin saloon below deck drau.h So
inches: very fast and admirably suited market boat
Also iron 1i2 feet
Apply TO HENRY j. DAWSON, az Liberty street.
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G0-a "a RARE CuANCB.-THR FURNITURE or
SOJV. four comsorts 10 rooms; ureen Rep set, Brus
sells Carres Beding Linen Nc. everything complete ~
Housekeeping No suctoneers nced app al to-day aud
cvcry evening during tae week. At " Percy srsa
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TOR CHARLESTON AND FLORIDA PORTS
Il New York aud Charleston Steamship Compsnys 1rss
class sidewhee steamship
CHAMPION, Captain r. ". Lockwood,
Saturday March 90 at p. NJ, sailing from pier Nos
North river.
Superior accommodations for passengers.
Through tickets and bills af stlz IN
neron with the South Carolina Railroad al points sou.h
and Southwest, and with steamers 10 F1ori la p0ris.
Insurance hy this line one-halr
The CHARLESTON viii follow, and sail Tuesday,
March sS.
HENRY R. MORGAN 4 CO, Agents.
ss 3roa tvav
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TOR sAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA THE MAGNrFr-
" cent clipper ship BALTIC, 500 tons, Sherburne
master viii .s from Pier s, Eas river on o. about the
1T April To parties DESTROYS OF beneHuing themselves
hy this opportunity offers every inducenrn, IN
the way OF comfort and pleasure. For passage sly 70
70 Broadway. room "a. FREIGHT.
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TEXAS LINE OF GALVESTON STEAMERS, TOUOH-
ing at Key West.
The Al steamer TfLLfR. Captain Partridge will pier
20 last river, on SATURDAY., March 40
No charge for forwarding In New York or Galveston
Through b Is OF ladng given Houston all goods
signed to the Houston Direct Navigation Company
Apply TO q. II. MALLORY CO.,
lh3 Maiden laneL
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sPoRrING-DoGs, BIRDS, &C.

SPORTING DOGS, BIRDS, &C.
LII KINDS OF FANCY DOGS AND BIRDS FOR
N ssle-Medicines for All diseases. Prerared Food for
mockns brs at b. DOvEYS, Nos. and Greene street,
corner OF Canal.
k.B.-Ladles attended to by M-s Dovey.
T o0K OUT FOR THE EVENING TELEGRAM ON
IL THURSDAY.
Ii. PREEDS CHOICE DOGS AND MEDICINES
n FRANCIS BUTLER No Peck slip. Buffers infalibie
Manle Cure aud Flea ExtermInstor 5c. Buffers work.
~. Extra Stock and Trained Dos.
1--WE CENTS BUYS THE STAR sPANGLED BANNER.
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coAsTwIsE STEAMSHIPS.

r,AcTrIc MAIL STEAMSHIP coMPASY'S
THROUGH LINE To
CALIFORNIA AND CHINA
Through ra'es New York 70 San Fran:isc,:-
FRS. Cabin.
pV'sse. irsif~ Second Cabin. steersge.
gl;s sg2N SisN. asl
CHANGE or SAILING DAYS.
Steamers Of the ne pier No. ~ North river,
foot Of Canal street, nj u o'clock noon,
ON lss, lith and als, On month,
cyccrt when those days fall Sunday then the DAY pre-
one hundred rounds baggage free each adult Modicns
and Attendance free.
March aiRlsiNa STAR, Captain u. 4. Conner. connect,
inc with GOLDEN CITY, Captain Lapldge
steamer esvng March VI connects closely with
GREAT RErUBLIC leaving San Francisco April for
XOric. T6 SHIPPERS :-scish. for steamer RISING
stan received until fp. NJ. Friday, March Ia AL usual
facilities afforded shippers N SOLICITING inland
For ght passage tickets and all further inform
apply al the c0mpanys ticket oce the wharf foo, OF
Canal street. =. Y. BABY, Agent.
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PERSONAL.

A NEW BORN BABE FOR ADOPTION. GALL AT
Amity street.
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7 oog OUT FOR THE EVENING TELEGRAM ON
Ia THURSDAY,

LcoR sALE-sCIIooNER YACHT EVA, JUST RETURN.
ed from cruise to the West Indies, Ia complete ORDER
owner going abroad. Apply at IS chambc street.
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EUROPEAN STEAMSHIPS.


- CuSARD LINE
TRIPOM sails Thursdav. March H.
PALMYRA sais Thursday, March -.
Cabin Passage, $50, gold Steerage passage $SO, cur
reucr.
Passage to New York at lowest rates.
For freight cabin passage Apply No. Bowling Green
For seerage passage apply at Ill broadway Trniv Build
Dg Z. CuSAHD
r ooK orr FOR THE EVENING TELEGRAM ON
~ THURSDAY.
C,TEAM TO GLASGOW AND LONDONDERRY.
- THE ANCHOR LINE,
Favorio built intended 10 sail
E,ERy SATURDAY,
- From pier 20 North river. ~ - O'Clock, noon. :,
IoWA March % INnIA;.; Apr, 70
ETROPA...... BRITANNIA. April "a
Rates OF passage fpavable in currencyl:-
Cabins 10 Liverpool Glasgow or Derry, 500 and S75
Excursion tickets. good for twelve months, 1850.
Eteerage 10 Glasgow or perrv 800; intermediate, 835
Prepaid certificates from these ports 1897.
Passengers booked 10 ant from Hamburg Havc Rotter
dam, Antwerp. &C.. nj very low rates.
Drafts issued payable at any bank In Great Britain and
ireland.
For further aopiy the foot OF Dey
street, at the companys offices No Bowinv Greens
New York. HENDERSON BROTHERS.
NATIONAL LINE.
IN The stoa'nship ERIN. Captain Webster will leave
Saturday. March 90 Mt A. NJ from ~ North river
Passage 10 Liverpool Queenstown Sl00 and Hs5
steerace S3n Steerage tickets from Liverpool
Queenstown. ss"7, currency.
Apply at the Offices OF the company, 80 Rroatway;
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E,OR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT.
a The Southern Line.
The Al steamer - Captain win feave pier 81 Easl
river on Satur lay. March 20. ai 3 +. NJ.
Freight received through rates for S. Louis Mobile and
Galvfs fston.
Insurance guaranteed. Freight received for Indanola La
vacca and Brazos.
Apply to C. H. MALLORY h CO,
Nall
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il IHU UESDAy.
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A BEAUTIFUL FEMALE CHILD, TWO MONTHS OLD
~ for adoption. Call IA West Twenty street.
between Sialh and Seventh DIR. ESLEBA.
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The steamship

UNITED STATES
Captain q. l.. Norton.
will be despatched on Saturday, March o. at O'Clock r.
NJ, from pier 12 North river.
Freight received through rates for ST. Louis Mobile and
Galveston.
The GENERAL GRANT win succeed, Saturday, March ~.
For freight passage having superior accommodations,
apply to
FREDERIC BAKER,
40 RroaIWaY.
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HORSES, CARRIAGES, &C.
AT JOHNSTON 4 VAN TASSELL's
IA ARCH. JOuASrON, AlCTfONEER,
HORSE AUCTION MART
HVhSF AUOTTJN MARI,
liz East Thirteenth street, near Four Il ayenu

III East Thireenth street. Four i avenue.
REGULAR SALES EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY.
Gentlemen having private establishments which they wish
dispose those wishing prchase anything tho
horse line, win lind 1t TO their advantage to call on
Our dca ings almost exclusively with merchants and
business men, ani establishment 10 conducted the
same Straightforward principe which govern honorable
people In Otler branches ot trade.
I, ood stabing for horses at private sale
We give the OF horse that warranted
sound twenty olr hours for trial.
OUR DOWN TOWN OFFICE is AT NO. 80 NASSAU
STREET opposite the Post occ where register Is kept OF
horses, carri Gc pri ate and public sales. Liberal
advances made everything In the horse line.
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coAsTwIsE STEAMSHIPS.
EoR KEY WEST, HAVANA AND NEW ORLEANS.

IL Sem.-monhly,
Carrying the United States Mall.
The Baltimore and Havana Steamship Company, conprts.
frg the following frat class steamships
Liberty, $50 tons. 4. G. Reed, Commander.
CUBA, 100 tons, JIM. Dukehart, Commander.
The steamship LBERr ,hayina Recommendations unsur-
passed for aud comfort will leave from Browns
wharf BALTIMORE, Nd, on Thursday March =, At
O'Clock r. NJ CUBA VIII foliw. Passengers from New YORK
BY this will 900 miles OF travel and have
the pyege Of stopping Philadephia Baltimore with.
out additional charge.
For freight or passage apply to-
au q MAY
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rcog NEW ORLEANS DIRECT.

L,Og NEW ORLEANS DIRECT
The Cromwell Line.
Steamships Of this line vii, Pier No. g. North river
at 3 O'Clock +. NJ, as folows:-
GEO. yail -. Saturday, March -
GEO. WASHiSGi ON Saturday, March -
through rates.
For passage first and class freight apply
n. 4. CROMWELL. a & ara