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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-10-31
MEMORIAL CHURCH
INTERESTING CEREMONIES.


The corner stone of the Memorial Church,
Q-utheran,) corner of lith and y streets, was
laid at 81 O'Clock ,. m. to-day, this being the
anniversary of the Reformation, in presence of
very large concourse of ladies and gentlemen.
THE ORDER OF ExERCIsKs
IL the anthem, "Jehovah's praise, nby st. Pauls
choir; invocation by Rev. j. q. Butter and the
singing Of the following hymn by the choir:
HYMN.
Hail to the Lords Amounted,
Great Davids greater Son!
Hail, in the time appointed,
His reign on earth begun!
He comes to break oppression.
To set the captive free;
To take away transgreaion,
And rule in equity.
He comes with succor speedy
40 those who suffer wrong;
To help the poor and needy,
And bid the weak be strong;
To give them songs for signing;
Their darkness turn to light.
Whose souls. condemned and dying.
Were precious in His sight.
For Him shall PRAYER unceasing
And daily vows ascend;
His kingdom still increasing,
A kingdom without end.
The tide Of time shall never
His covenant remove;
His name shall stand tor ever;
That name to US Is Love.
Then follows reading or the Scriptures by
Rev Mr. ParsOas, prayer by Rev. DR.. Finckel,
and addresses by Rev. DIR. Mooris and Rev. Nr.
Stork, Of Baltimore, followed by the singing of
the following hymn:
fha Z
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-10-31

BURGLARS ARRKsTED.-This morning, about
Tour O'Clock, officers Haines and Morgan ar
rested, on the Ith-street road near Gen How
ards, two professional burglars, with Jacks,
knives, nippers, and other instruments in their
POSSESSION; They said they were going TO work
for some butchers, whose names thew mem
Toned: but whose Whereabouts they could not
Ind They were taken to the second precinct
ktauon and locked up. One IL a Scotchman, the
other an freshman. When asked what thew
were going TO DO with these tools, one of them
replied, well, now, don't think shall an
ever that question"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-10-31

UIeI'ne0f
within the last twenty yesrs, and the numerous I'M
portant surgical operations performed by DR. John
ston witnessed by the reporters OF the SNH aud
other apere, notices Of hich have appeared again
and again before tie public, besides his standing as
gentleman OF character and responsibility. Is a
sufficient guarantee 60 the afflicted
SKIN DISEASES SPEEDILY CrRED oc24 IL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-10-31

PRoTRACTRD MRETINGs-The extra meet
ings al Mckendree Chapel, Rev. s. A. Wilson,
which have been in progress for the past d We
weeks, are still being carried on, and thus FAR
have resulted in the addition of over 60 to the
me mbeTship of the church.
At Wesley Chapel Mission Rev. MIR. McPhee-
tiers has had q protracted meeting in progress
Tor some time.
A similar series of meetings have been in pro-
gress during the past week at the 9th-street
methodist Protestant Church, at which there
have been some converts. The minister in
charge, Rev. L. j. Drinkhouse has been quite
III during these meetings, but the services have
been carried on by Revs. j. p. Wilson, of the
Navy Yard Church; Mr.. Lemon and c. Cox, of
9TH street, and Mr.. Tudor, Of the Church South.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-02
HOMICIDE IN MuLBFRRY-sr

During a quarrel at No. IS Mulbelry-st., on
pee e. Henry Harmon struck Oh the head with a
Ratchet by Dennis Hartnett and fatally wounded. He
was removed 10 the New York Hospital, and Oh Dec a
Coroner Flynn took his ante-morem statement, and a
verdict was given against Hartnett who had been ar
rested in the mean time. lie was committed to the
Tonbs await the result OF HannOn's injuries. Some
time afteward II was announced that Harmon war con
sderably improved and the solicitation Of the prsoD
es friends. Hartnett was released on pan ny coroner
FIynn NOT tetauding the prOtestatons OF Capt Jour
dan, who had made the arrest, and Justice lowing va
Sunday morning last Harmon died capt JourdaIii on
being informed Of This fact instituted search for Hart
Dett but he lad been informed Of the death Of Hann0n
and fed from the city.
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nm charge OF committing gross outrage o" e'
II years OF nge. ..uJox, Inc
At the Tombs pshce ConrS y Tssgve ay irico
N - Henry Smith, h1IlNo "a a -,
for having tho night OF & The nremises of Jacob
wortb of nleerschaum pipes e con sessed his guilt
Isavidsop IAberty-st. deaiex 90 Sn,hst ycsterdav
psSsP " Cy,rssbtk. of NO 80 sAth,sI, Ses,en oS'
oscar V. 20 ais wife Teresa for having approprl.
49, Si,ng 10 Leopold Lowensteln ana segtrleu
W Mswor which had been Entrusted 10 the colIalhah,
and ~ ,fe had secured. she was COMMITTED " await
an examination 49,.
BEFORE Justice Cox, at the Jefferson, Market
Police Court David Harrington was charged WIN the
larceny Of bale OF cotton, valued NJ slOo
was in the employ Of Augustus T. Conkln OF No. lSo
Christopkerst as cartman On the Goth OF last month
he was given II bales Of cotton for delivery TO t. l. door
p7No III ST. One of them never reachoa Tue
owner and Harrington was committed IN uelault ol
a bail to the theft at General Sessions
Thomas Luster was committed. having broken lhIo Tue
house of solomon w. johnson Of No. AZ Cornehast on
Monday night, stealing $50 worth OF bananas Another
With Luster at the Time but he escaped arrest
-. There was o panclhouse robbery IN Sprlng-st on
Onday night The victim, q eountIyma lost SIsv'
John Quinn the proprietor Of the place lie uudeI aIes"
Before Alderman Walsh, at the Essex Market
Police Michael BOlstOn held 10 await the re
suit of Injuries uActed upou James DeNne al te resi-
dence 81 the latter. No 63 Chrysties. whom Boiston
stabbed i'm the The wound Is dangerous one ana
Devine was taken Bellevue Hospital Richard Gregg
charged with extensive operations upon fase repre-
sentaton In August, 1862 Gregg went 10 the estab-
nshnent Of Guhck, Van elect Co., grocers at No 100
Warren-st and purchased large amount OF groceries,
in an exceeding value $500 He said hc was unable
In nav imued hut rendered as security mortgage
for 81 real estate IN Pouckeepsc supP0sng tne
napsr genuine the firm allowed the goods 10 be taken
away but the papcr found 10 DC worthless "iTkg
having disposed OF the property some mouths ago Ano
accused fully committed Tor tridL
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PAGSENGERS -ARRLHED.

PROV LIyERPOOI March I'm steamship RusssMt snd Nrs
'Ts' Me Crtsse NJ aud Mira g. b. Eieti NJ Cave NJ Aus
'" Goia'Ii sri daughter. " Sloan. v Hunto~ NJ and
sfs yu9t"n NIs CunuuyhD Mrs. y LsfgalO Sire. Ransom
n" -. M"I Nfs Glsthl, ME- J. Lindsay Mr. SgeTwood and
1870 ~. r. Wolf MTs j. Sherwood ~, Col. w. b. ITsbf
~" DIS a. aDdg ATs J. schilsGgs Mrs. L. j. Post Nj and
i~ ~ - Ils5s'l ~ and Me-. T.. H. Kag Mr. i. p Atle Ma
san islf D. ilggus AT aud Mrs \. Koct Mrs T. Bulge,
D. N'i.s''' W. . SaIe NH sloane aud ef.us p L. 8s, ME-
GW'.. y. ', @'',A'Al Ats 4. GAYLORD. NJ Svln Hus
Araon, D. 81. T. tor6es Alexander Forots " T. PaidoB,
Job Lev. :" O,tittef .. kr4f,. tr. T. Smith }. Jenls
NTA T. L'bgs'ou Mrs \ Lrugou Me Root. An, = Thur.
y Ilatsnd Mfs 4. Meyer. Mfs Z -, o.. C.ses
saia,i'srt Ma Lueheds, servant b. Wam.IsT a. q Sstlsb
NJ S. Gf,etlri. Nra IhgTos usdsrryt sirs D. tes ~,
Ienaur Sif4 Eisg nar-sef'aui. NJ and Mr., C. Mtale
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Sooa, P,ss. y-,.~or Philadelphia vine'nd HAZEL 6A'n'"'
Ship hOpte Rosa Thomas London. 49,. o.,....
B.M: Bernard Basoo' A'' Jessie TSS,S' sS1.
GsenS S Rotterdam, ' csTaiSe Basss, Tayfs
SeiIs-c n MseonSsT Higgins Jael'Onys Ysnhse Boz Din
NevHavsa, CosOD cOombs HuTaco Pr NJ Heath Heath
Rch%cnd Tisi. Siao Pa3sSis ASssas Paul Boston
Steamship Rus. Lott Liverpool Pcn 49, via Queenstown aOh
steamship Salvador Xsn s.y..1sh %a.' .s ard o gs
Steamship Saratoga Couch Richmond City Point and Norfolk nose
Ellen T csIS EsTS T. g. DAYS S,,' n .1If. store,
S;esmRp VIM p clyG Morgan, Wilmington, N c. days naval
SSp Swallow of Bo.ton Mclaughlin Liverpool Jan a. md'e
s Da Webster Brow LIydo Vs.. %s' 11a t% nIS and sugar
BAH r X weldon Marseles Dec H. and Gibraltar 'o'
Rsk Lsvns Davis Havana l via sagua u days suE In
a RS on s T linton Cnfaesos "a sugar
Brig B5TR S'nSf Tso Sss' ds ballast
RHe Lydia H. Cole Jones Guantanamo, 10 days sugar L Po"
big B fs 81 G Joyb BsIn MasH s mahogany and cedar
s Palma hspAU GeSse'SsP g. day. g'ss SS9 stores
sST gasn' W. Doiss ssn Ba q ds Sc6o.H1.
Shf webster wentVoIth, Jacksonville days lumber
Schr CYNTHIA Jane, Gardner. Bliiabethport
SI SoGs1 sSSey Tf ss.n , 1 Tss yellow pine
s Anna Lsyet TtSTPop Ia%pio u a1 Or Ss ''
seb1 b IL Jones Davis. jaes.cpyis DAYS yellow
se5f Willie Dill iIoviaDd Beaufort c. days naval stores and
scIr Mary IL stoelha corJerv wilmington c. sdy' naval
ss sT Haa. h DSsst o a, %,Sa i
AND COAsTvHF-
Seie Eryabcthpurt l. l. Adams Philadelphia
John Warren. KlIshrthpoTt n Holmes, EiEshethport
Memento El1abethpoTt Geo Washington khiabttnport
Paint Boston. Gresuwirb
snssn Hyannis Harriet Providence.
Cinderella Port Jefferson
wiND-Sando"n, Moderate N w., dear
seubps-vso, for Savannah Chae'on for oiafie'1n Ma
CARA iof Rcbnond
DOMESTIC PORTS. -,
goHTRps NoEN0R. March The tbp " b"JIi"n ron ~
Tor Newl OK fas.e VI 1i
Bsimoe barb Yot soop Mousevdeo Passed o1' hI l. ID
Oakes, for BsTbtdoes
FOREIGN PORTS.
LIVERPOOL 1.-The steamship Manhattan IRON He"i"h
| Pet. 10. arrived to-day. - NJ yo,l v.h
BEy.r march The steamship vile de Paris from NWi OH req
Is for touched at this port at !Ol "cloeA asl
OrERysrovN March The lnDan steamship Ii OF pSno''
NOTICE TO MARINERS.
Inflammation has received Capt Croudooe OF snip Noo
the eencn Of Of the Indian Octs alut
egnes 10 the southwest Of Sandal Wood Island over when we snip
passeG on passage London. on Oct @
observations taken Immediately ae ,n
had passed shoa places It In lat ~ - loo w ~ "
Tie hoal wss observed circular not than On esh OF
souungs Obsti but u Is pouGht uep'h
| Of 10 fatbout existed 10 the ships track
| MEMORANDA.
The schr FAkehbug Capt Terrell while entering hiaoh
por sh0s and running 90 IT, stove hoe ~
| her bottom causing her 20 leah badly
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DEPARTURE OF FOREIGN MAILS
"WEDNESDAY. MlRrn. q

WEDNESDAY hlRH
Nas o Europe VIA Queertown and L'eVot ~ ~ 'nsp,hp
laso Iet g. y r. ths General P'tOhCe 81 IA
sort eeutary mail 5 PAD Letters only Per No - NoL RIVER
eoses st1s 70.
THURSDAY. MhRcH g
@s ioI Havana Nassau aud Wett ln1et, per Hanl h"Gun
,',e Al tse General Pos Ohe 81 O'clock ID sAmtLl '' "
,
Male Bermuda per steamship Fsh Zee Per Ro2E r. dos"
81 Ne Osb,Isi iostOfcs az N.
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HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.-Trans leave

4 4 Thrieth a follows: A.,
M Express Drawingroom Ears saebeL
1880 a m Erpress. brswiJgroou cars attached
a. Montreal Express, DfaNln ears attached m 49,,
Csc EIps with Sleeping hrong 10 lineage HB
ont cb,pge va 81 C. X r., also H. :. Il N. y RR iDaiJl
n p m Night RIpress. Sleeping ears attached
700 1850 and p. PoughkeepHe Trans
81, an. 4. l5 aHd 80 PerksaiI Train.
spi $50 p. H.. Sing Sing Trains - 49,
go 1872 $40. Y "a, J. 49, 'o And INV NJ i"'Aes
=, r.-.,.v
tg >. -. Pougbkeepe on soDiays) d. IOUcbf supe
~ N
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COUNT cALENDARs-rnIs Day.


rERhINER AND NUlkENt 'VhI-' ~.
.PesrciGeld AIT Ranger i.lOl e ~ 49, irs
ma. NCOormse agt Trainer HLo'' hu''t l.,'
Bamberger e a. rgI ifs,ner "g' hil'D -
and another agk Great 3ioo 0lFt' arr h 80
les Moor aSn 'lo'.t;;
2 ucgan AMI another act l2Ci IsusseuIe Abbott and
anniheIs
aS9 National Bank Of Loughsn and another ag
EFT. PhouiH 'hVusg Go. Ryan ano anot1ei hhl4e
SANE ait same. Am. ReameT sgt. keameL
30 save az same l2I7a .Shvll tgt. Montgomery.
5isS. S,ms 81 same '2I71 pevhurst sCL RIDER Horse
2l55. Same sgt Same NAH Co.
2l39, Same sgJ Same. ltiI9 BRAY sst MeHsils'h
SrpkFNk Co
i57. Collins Collins la. same Sgt sane -,--.
;I,,son Marvin Browning and auo
pc apd iCal no Bljtrse sg. bOlsilh
SUPREME COVR7-SIStiAi SIN
n y and JaI ~ Corn III Bank AFT IsIt
f1sic, ksirtst 4-i..Taef act Moore
:6i Compton ac- Nelson. ~. Curry ag. love.
laq Suri act Solder. lG3. Eagap sgt Walsh
l6l Allen ast Cook. 20 Manning. jr art GOcseuouFh
ConMoV PLEAS-ESutTY TERM.-FART l.
III GsIiesn .gL Wilson 1870 G!lcspy sft NtscL ct A.
l59.. Thud7yc. Ssungs Bank est impld
Trash II al l99. Polk arl Ger. a.
l29. .HcbirTl Han
CoNNON ILEAS-PAST II.-Adionrhed for The Tern.
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TPIE RAILWAY,-Trains will leave Depots

ERIE RAILWA1,-1ralns VIII leaVe Depots
IA food Chamhersl Of Sentr bnl 81, "lowsi
Through leave thmbers st at a. M ~ NJ
daily; leave Twenty thiri e. at - D. ~ y's
m ,pd 6:IS D. ~. (dayl hes and improves DrsWpg room
(osek,. accompany she train through To bnn,o CONNECTING
At magnificent Slecpng Coaches through
ami OsoH SeepBC Cogchss will toe os IN tah
to Baaso the tJ train TO Rochester DnAo
svd CpcnustL An GrsgaBt uain leaves da'' al D. IN
For Pors Way. $50 tINenlT'tiri. 80 Pm j.
Orange Express Sundays sXceee connecting Tor "A"s MOI"
.nnerv Guiford, Pine lsiaBj. sud Uuop'iNs 80, ,,.
MjJetc~n sBi WAY At $3.50 NJ tfNenv 80 p nJ
Way at g. 81 dly tlNrnt'- % -
For Neuhurgh WAY aSa $3.50 and tD m '"eh"'I'u
tor suaera and WAY and D trvtny hi st. tt' aud
PoT PATRON ami NsY TNentythirst Depot AZ o;i9
oil, m IDS a m las D NJ tdag 1.l5 55 N. and 59
n Frou CL.nbest at G;45 9:l5 IL M Ip
= M IIAaTl 4 n n, 5;I5 D. W 6i5
For from Twenty hird'I pro' AZ d'0 w.
lI:i5 a m $40 n IN m. 3:f3 p and $50 p ra IRON
Chamber. st Depot at Il m. p m ''l' d. M aoI
Pop Psrsept Nonrey and from TNenbst Depot at $50
D. IN +:lJ f:i p m, 'b'lS p ~ sni
Prom cham stDepot ST "a m
m 800 M AIS m '6.JO p m and Saturdays envy Il
Tickets ps,ssse ant Apartments DraNng Room and S',
can lie obtsB, orIy for the checking sId transfer 81
Baggsgs NJ COmpinys ohe lil 81 su J bfSy
corner One Twenty brbL and Iblrl ave- haTs
T1 ptoo BfooLl-n Depots foot Il" Cbsnbesst. sud foot 81
T.nt,hirt Yars no ENshaaseplace and LoDg DOCK
p,p J,r,sy CIV tbe Agents at the principal boiclA
''I''' Plefn"ut only
WM r. BARR. General Passenger SCENT
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8tlu 10lanitS.
90 aGlbom it man Gontsru.

RESPECTABLE PERSON, q HAIR
n DRESSER, a few more CUSTOMERS rir' - per
month Der 15c 20 call 1t ldr residences ~ "ttt iSr
work .q1r References furnished Please call 81 daie H. g.
CONLkI. 800 East srycuirenth-t
EMPLOYMENT.-A permanent home and fair
IL wages given members Of The t'","f,'s Hone foi par
tcu!nrs, alrr' ~ above, at Phelps of''f" co. y
UslrgD sr4rEs INTERNAL R.fFyrE. Collector Ofcs,
s,h District. Ncg-YorE. HEN-loRK February u. 1870
NOTICE II HEREBY GIVEN, that for neg
- Dec, au reu InleIa ksnHe Tar ased aga Dst
MORITZ MILLISGER Dler No. 81 West Tint! hh e., "A'
YoTa CITY, caused aEto De mais upon the following de-
scf.b-l goods agd chstiei', ..,
Di.iug Apparatus Futures lc CONSISTING Of ohce De Table
Bassueut-l Dumpiu2 Tab, M0ncer. SUI . ,.
Foorl Boilers Hot Water Iuts Receiving CterIs
Psrma.'iHg Tub.
"a Floors Yeas. Tubs Tce Meters aEi D0nt'srs Worm Tub
Smo.c.tsrk Head Fe Oh lou, Gar Fixtures 1- Nc
And said goods and .Be much thereof AZ sAI BE-
necessary 81 sa Tax together Win costs aG
rhlrrrs al Pabc Auction. the M Jay Of harh. 1870 On ne
prem the Dscp No 81 Wet hrir Itst a. IL O'Clock
q. n. SDfiN v 'N4hL-l J. 'otr,t"H,
Ibe postponed Until FRIDAY the ih Gay Of March
la,O Al IN. same hour ard place GNlDIEI, Collector
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TONG ISLAND RAILROAD leaves James

II 4 slip:
$50 .. 10, Mail train for Greeuport. 49,
HosJn, Glen Cove. Locust Vsiey, HIni1gton ard
D. m Rivstbe,i Express Train
p for Rosyn. Glen Cove l~'hst Faiey huntington hnd
knrihpun
train, ,onBec. Branch for Hemp'teai
R0syn Glen Cove. loust alf', Huntingdon ini
"oiihHo'' "'' '""'' III BARTON. SupL
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Jmussnants.

WALLACE; u, rrsrEe wALtAcK
E R1ei; "P EVENING s g SSsi' sATJRDII
WIN presented Dion B0uf S 1o IA = J. B'oH' D''
Pini.9 .as5 ,E'' RE S's9.riHp i S9 30. .a,.
Y.v arranged by.....''';i TOO Saas,
New apg3inilnen: n, r. Bstes
c.,.,. ~ Tf . ca !; f2o 4, G. FISHER MIN
s!6bbG S a..Ff9E eFFIoy 9%Ry Y1ELoTEEf e y
W. a4d III w. HG SGTfs6 " ~ Fowls Ni6TLyEE
SYNOPSIS or SCENERY
Scene l-Taterior Of Fr,,k,s, Sil, a, Acton
Scene 1 ssss. S Of Js a GssS;: 81 r.,o
The v 4% I Acton.
Scene l.,-A Room in Je,,op, iioi,e
s'eno 'Ths se"s''; p Pr ~ at The loot "1''''
Scene l..-B.as and Bank P.ref
scene 2L-Apartnrni 10 the Hotel
scene 5tb-Erterior fshs Di'r,r"',.
p'; sIsTIiF%@ sl Ssis' S S pAcEs
ss" q. SS Gsa,ty. i Sa sss 10, been
ID Tweuty.,hirisl. between Fnh aud sI1ah'es
NINTH WEEK
EVERY EVENING FXSeHTgTT SATURDAY
EDWIN bOOlh
HAMLET.
NINTH HAMLEr MATINEE
ON SATURDAY, MARCH ;, At
Pes,e tahs Yotcs-The curtain rises precisely "'''~
sATrHR RsE5 Ey WSIIna h'''A'
ii tn, R,, H H xlna''' rrs',i; ! : S'' act" &"
F., N. better accommodation public The Boz Sheet IN b.'.
"A a
an. Box one ofihe Tbe IT, Branch Ticket ohee /" so
Muse Store Of {. II OLSON 3 Co ill Braaa..I
TRAND OPERA HOUSE.
" Corner Of Twenty.,h.risL ani Elgh'h-iv. ,,,,
LANES FIsK t .ri rs
JOHN f. 'oLh TiiB DRAMATIC EXCITEMENT
ROOM Only sy sTPSo Po0H ONLY
HOa'es literally packed 70 EE ,lsl' ,Pr u
The most 'o's'o2sis 1Hi i3f' 81 a ;Sti' Tras
vtaes'ei daring the Pas three " %, ' over
sfEcrAcLBBR Rama. bALLN' PASroNmE;. -,
RUE GRAND TRANSFORMATION SCENE
THR MARVEL or TIE sGh, ,, Tr.rg
EVERY SECURE YOUR SEALS ..,
secure! ten %sys '', Ss =. ts s si Ssj s. s
eSrnsr 'Tssatr.irl't 'ul Bre-'ray.
ACADEMY OF MUSlC.-PAREP'.AS--l.'oClSSA'
~ ' FE P4a Ase sStS SsS2 ES9L, qgas
,,,pu,xr P HTnGSs2lSS I ssr5oRI Of Nm. PAspr.
pd!t her csrnrspa OPERA oNPANl ater sores ~ p y
teTrap,d oyatou.iu tge pnae pal lga aui "ei'sr
eutu.Istc aud eace houses
aud uLau.Ialus udorsemebt y iIt t''
Az P-o'' TlsT opERATlC COMPANY OF THE TINE.
A h5cf .,aso ulI le gNen commencing
| on MONDAY EytEiNG March H.
When tie great nuerss toe lf,i.,r
,of tie ast time u ElssA IN IBIS city and h tine 10 Ale AZ
| work. he
| MARRIAGE or FIGARO tFI,,ros locisrl
The absnr. 0peraie o the DAY. flIU
formed btf il Europe or Amrrc from the fact thai W "
requires entire double c0mpsuT, bat vhc tie
be shs With complete aud effective
nearly ever principal artist ofti's grand combination
Tie sac ofsg7ts commences lhus41r March n b.. ps
l. ~
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aTORRIS AND ESSEN RAILROAD.
WI DELAWARE LACkAwASNA. AND WESTERN RAILROAD


Of foot o Chnstopherst
ufNTER ARgANGEMESTS commencing MONDAY. nos y. lsb9
MAIL TRAIN connecting DrnvIe With Bo"nn1 brsua
Waterloo VIII SUSSEX " T. 0 ~
Newton Washington sbths D. b. and W. X T. 9r water
Great Bend srd al points on The irA
snna DooD,burg aud Delaware AID Hodson r. Rds
LEIiIGu VALLEY EXPRESS. stops AZ NeNNt hoff
HarkeoNn Ma-hugt0n Pbip.burR ali rHsteh con
psblr Bel Del T. r. mr Bsdee. g. AMI at
wish r. Bethlehem, Allentown, hanh ObipE aIl
Wilkrshsue
ASTON EXPRESS eonpeets Dover with Chester H. r.
and Waterloo Wish Sussex H. y 80, .-.,
s:yl, m ,nI $40 10 SUMMIT End intermediate stations
ll:s1 All 25 J.F 4 w. DAD tSo 'D
ll:iJ SOUTH ORANGE aud in,rInsh1i, stations
II:i0 m and 80 10 hORtlSIONE AMI intermediate
,tsiiopA .-... ,,,-,np,s
s.I0 D. MORRISrOwE EXPRESS . .. -
var SHWAkK ,s:3o 100 g. s:lD $780, 1910 H. 1890 ll0
? 2:3i $780, $50, 49, B. 5.lJ, $40 $40 C0 ItS 800
sDi Has ?. n ,,our,r Ar,
sni 6:l0p o'ii"'h' Ass'sAAD' Sop,f'S''h"eh'
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Proposals.

OgficE or TIN Bo,UD oF W,rfE Copsi-sioNsh',{
PEoyIpESCE Il. l.. Peh II lIin 5
PROPOSALS FOR CAST IRON WATER
PIPES-Scsed Proposals. viii be received this Ohee until tie
Ih DAY March pTomo Al y "c"c Tor furnishing he "boe
OF asy portion he following cast iron WATER Pipes. va
UO feet inches diameter varying ia thickness IRON ineh to u
inch.
.lb inch
90 feet q diameter 1916 inch aud lSl6 inch thick
feet iurle. diameter. 1872 inch au = .! inch lA
1000 feet IL inch sn % inch Thick
IL damrtrr. 2ll2 ucb and inch thick
II inches diameter 1873. inch aud u 10 nrh thlrs
9lb inch aud ~ - inei
500 iret diameter 7l inch aud 30 ncb thcS
I0s,n feet inches daurter inch and y 10 ncb thlcs
1000 feet l1J1 inch 1ti Hrh thirA .
best quality Pipe Iron 10 lengths oil tot less '"sn -
feet. aud 10 h- cast upright . 60. . ~, 81,
10 b, coated ia the bot With Dr. Argus Smiths Coal Tar
Vsruisb
To be thoronghl7 proved snd inspected 49, ,,-.,
be delivered this city which NAV lie descDsiei
To be delivered nearly equal moaAy quantities from my 20 no
vemhsr inclusive.
for 30 will he he ith OF each
mouth o th- delivered 20 the previous month
hnud. sat senfT 10 TIE
missioner conditioned Tor the faithful execution Of The proposal The
shal he accepted
Proposals the price Of 2.!il pounds
Envelopes nu be iniorsed Proposals for Pipes"
particulars be- obtained sppcsou al tas bt's
the right {" REJECT aay snd 81 riVo'-
C 81 4 CiRrENrER, cou %.,ss
JOSEPH J. COOKE, )'
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MONDAYS WEATHER REpoEr-sl
MINIATURE ALMANAC

- = suB scu...... 90. Nost t'ts ~ IL
rti
'@"aj hssb... IS COVE isan... $40 m 0ss ..,IC Al
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j1ort Marorns' Slotit,.

Guan Stfamns
1T s. MAIL TO HAVANA.
u. ATLANTIC MAIL STEAMSHIP co.
Sailing regularly EVERY THURSDAY, SeiOcE precisely,
houP Pier No 4North River ~,
q. NJ. X.
CASTLE, Capt X. Adam. har'A ~
MBIA T. Van -
No 5 BoEhugFGerh
nor ST. THOMAS end BRAZIL ..
il UNITED STATES and BRAZIL MAIL STEAMSHIP COhfAHI
Regular Mail Stsamers sailing tie 2Sd Of every mouth;
NORTH AMERICA. g.. y. SL0CUh, March ",
MERRIMACK. Can't WiER, Apr. q
SOUTH AMERICA, Cant y. l. TINKLHPAros May -
schedule time and cal 81 81 Ih"h
RIO de juoro AID returning Fcf
O: freight az passage apply 70
WIN r. GARglsos. Aseui. No 5 Bovins green, Rer lors
EROM CHARLESTON TO FLORIDA, via
l. SAYAKNAH-rRiWEEELY LINZ .
T. following steamers viii leave thAhLtNiOH p wa
SAVANNAH tbrso seef after arrival u te Ne" i" "
thips ami she korth.as:eTn railroad trains
O'clock.
DICTATOR. every TUESDAY EVENING, at O'Clock
CITY POINT every FRIDAY EVENING. stS Ociock
had Of al JLaesiob AID kAfabnlh sthHp
'- J. y. AIKEN L Co.
Agtui, At Charleston
l. :. GUlLMARTIR h Co,
at Savannah
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6cpartntrsbip Aotitts.

NKv.YORE, March !. l37n
rVHE firm of SANFORD, CUSHING a. Go.
DISSOLVED by mutual consent, Mr. JAS H. sASfOkD
retiring from Mr. W. BARDUA succeeds
the interest SANFORD ami the business will heneeiOrth he
conducted under the Of CUSHING, BARDUA Co
JAMES n. SANFORD,
CUSHING. BARDUA 4 Co.
WE have THIS DAY admitted JOHN 5.
w ELLISON Partner arm ALEX MehkNLlE a Co.
March l. lSJu % "rs' r'urps'
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NEW YORK AND NEW-HAVEN RIA
IN vtSrrp ipu.NoPNLNr

~ WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
COMMENCING NOV. ~ 1862
S,an NegioTk Of TseptyssIsnthtt sud
Fourth Entrsnce Twenty seventh st.
TRAINS LEAVE NEW YORK,
For Sewsven aud Bridgeport T. tEE) o R:l9 tBI J. J:
(kh }, J.Ij. $3.50. $50. and 2 (BN q. 10
For siori Satfo Fairfield Southport ard W'pOrt 1;eo Hoo
Far ScrraII 200 500 (RI, oo l2S lGI) 800
HX J. a:45. $3.50 (s,l 5:Jn. 6:31 and 800 t.rl p N
FoTp .deu o 3:i5, go 5J) asf t;jo D. M
ror Ssuori Z (EI ll:3D li5 tEi D. E.l' tEIl
g.as ,J0 fRy }. 40 s:lH. $50 T:l3 tErl D. ~.
For Gresuweb u 80 2:i5. 345 i43 1; ~ 'il' "a
for Chester stations at ll'JV NJ |9,
3:t5 5:3l G:10, ami 7l5 D. IN. ~, 49, - .,
Boston. .,.,cr,vo nm avg
fOr Boston. via Springfield tENb lBib iEil p m
FoB Boston, via Shore Line. l25 tEH thIl p IL
Ir Hartford SEd Springfield a. M tBL l2iS (ki f"P I"
o Hartford
Fa Conneeui Railroad (EI) 7;lSp m to sonte,
81. ~. 10 Northampton. a.
2. n. ...-.--..- p.r.,., =.
I2lj. Isp N. - .,--,.. .., yr;...
burgh -,
For hsugauck Railroad. q - N lEA j. m
FOR Dsubur Norssk Railroad l2o and so m sai
m IN connection Freigb IRAN foa Nornsis 10 Denbu
For Railroad lo +JO H., aud oh Sal1r'
~ --. u-.-.--
Room thes NJ and p ~ , SiHs I, uo,r ,,,,