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DRY GOODS.

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HORSES, CARRIAGBs, 90.

&000-HORsE. TRUCE AND HARNESS; eiM,
4lo, Horse wagon and Harness; no work muss sen "
vandAm street. near Hudson.
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r ORD 1 TAYLOR
respectfully that having secured the services Of
FIRsT CLASS PARIS DREssMAKER,
they are prepared make mp short notice. in tbs
latest styles,
WEDDING. DINNER, EVENING. PARTY AND BALL
DRESSES,
which, tAsy confident
viii give perfect satisfaction-
Broadway and Grand street.
PROPOSALS.

~ Of New York, New York. Jan. 2, 1870
TO a. S = ne sSnmsss
for the treatment Of insane win receive plan. there
for such plans TO be presented before tho 18th Of
February, proImo. This plans must be deslgned %
accommodate ~ pasns and b accompanied By an sst
rsfsrsncs 70 the Asylum, its ~ location, Ac, may bs
OF meeting Of the Asyum Committee for the examination Of
plans presented will be asceraned from tho
Of the Commissioners Of Emigration Castle daFdsn. The
sum OF elo00 will be paid Tor the plan. which may be
ANY and all plans presented. Z
0ULlAN g.. yERPLANCK, Prssidentl
CYRUS 81. LOUTREL,
PHILIP BISSINGER,
JAMES LYNCH, 3Commiltee.
ISAAC T. SMITH,
FREDERICK KAPP,
p. McELROY,
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LNoR NORFOLK, CITY POINT AND RICHMOND.
Old Dominion Steamship Company
Steamships Of this line leave pier 81 North rvar foot OF
Beach street.
For Norfolk, City Point and Richmond every Tnesdsy,
Thursday saturday at NJ connecting with the vr
ginia and Air the seabosrd Inland Air ne
Petersburg and cdon railroads. Chesapeake and Ohio rail
roads, and Richmond and Danvlls raroads Through
and through bills Of adng reduced rates W
all points South and Southwest.
Apply u once on pier 81, or 70
N. l.. McCREADY President,
lb7 Greenwich street, OF Dcy.
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PROPOSALS. FOR PURCHASE OF aIrLED CANNON

DROPOsALs FOR PURCHASE OF RIFLED CANNON
Ac
BUREAU or ORDNANCE NAVY DKrAIrMENr,l
WABnINoToN CITY, Jan. 4, 1A70.
Sealed proposals the purchase Of S0pounder and %
}ectss now on hand IL The Navy Yards Z: Posmoush
VIII be received II this bureau until II o'clock. noon, jan
In bs aggssas there about 800 guns "a carriages and
eN grocdsa Schedules a detail Of the articles at cash
yard VIII 6e furnished on application 10 this bureau.
Bidders will stats tbs number Of guns, carriages mps
msnt and projeces they dssrs TO purchase eash yard
separately, specifying the cabrs Of gun, kind OF carriage
whsthsr broadads pivot and The kind q proisc.ies
Yards must bs removed BY the purchaser
within ten days after the acceptance Of his their bid
chasing snail have dspcnted with NE payma.r q The Navy
Many Of the guns new and all servicsabe Bid
ders will therefore oGer accordingly No Offer for these Ar
clas - old iron wood viii be considered.
The bureau reserves tho right 70 reject any or a bids
which may consider 10 the interest OF lho Government
70 accspt.
Proposals should be endorsed envelope "PoposA
for Purchase OF RIDE Cannon, &c."
A LUDLOW CASE, Chief Of Bursau.
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A -A-A-A-hONEY TO BUY NORT0A0ES AND
IA 10 loan, In New York and New jersey. WASHING
TON NICHOLS, counsellor q iaw liS Broadway, room
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THR LKcTUnR SEASON.

THB LECTURE SEASON.
IMPORTANT LECTURES TO GENTLEMEN ONLY, ON
inGaresng invaluable and scientific subjects showing
hows live snd what i've for are delivered daily q the
rscsve copy By forwardng cents 70 The Secretary ss
Broadway.
4 ECTURE-HON. STEWART l. WOODFORD ON
IL "Phn 9hsridan" Thirteenth Prssbyarian church.
between Sixth and Seventh Avenues Tuesday evening
at O'Clock. Admission % centa q '
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NoTlcE-I HRRBY Owe NOTICE THAT THE CANAL
~ boats Bridges 0'Donnel and Comet, lying at Green
point ny charge VIII BE- sold n public auction The lh
Gay 81 February, 1870 between II and o'clock, the
- nkA1E
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LIIasr CLASS STEAMERS LEAVE FOR SAVANNAH
9s direct on every Tuesday, Thursday and saturday
y. ror paasAgs apply a ths southern Rsanship
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E,OR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT
OLD LINE-LOw FREIGHT
Inc well known nst class atdsweel steamship DE SOTO
Inos a. Norton, commander, will leave pier No IS Nor
,,vsr on ss.urdsy February nSP r. Freight taken a
ror fsigh, Or pnsssgS having superior
Apply 70 LiviNosIoN FOX CO., No. % Liberty street
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COAsrwIsE STEAMSHIPS.

COAsTWlSE srEAMsHIPS.
MERCHANTS STEAMSHIP LINE.
cprccrMmT m p,rr NO. IL North river at o'clock Y:
sI:sn. rss.ssa sasa ANY IL Ioa
apply to FREDERIC BAKER, 10 Broa0way.
LNOR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT.
H. The Cromwell Line.
eteamshps OF this line win leave pier MOI veY
GEORGE WARRINGTON, oager.. saturday, February s
hAkirosA, ksmes g Saturday February u
III B. 20 CROMWELL % ILL = Co. a' Ssss Ss4sy .ss... 70
L,OR MOBILE-FRRNANDINA ROUTE.
e The Florida Railroad Company will deapatch.
The hrst class steamer ALABAMA, Captain Limcburnsr,
Tuesday, February from pier No q Norh river, a
10 receiving Has elegant accommodation
Insurance guaranteed q ~ per cent 70 Mobile
and All points IN the interior Il lover rates Than any
The HERcEDIrA WIN follow, and sail on Saturday. ysb-
J.F. PATTERSON. AGENT ~ wsss street.
TOR CHARLESTON, g. c., THE SOUTH SOUTHWEST
IL and Florida forsNew York and ChAyitst0n Steam
ship Compsays hr;, ys1 s,sss sidswheel ,tsamseip
on Tuesday February l. at sP H sailing from pier No
Superior accommodations for passengers.
nscton With the South Carolina Railroad TO All points South
and Southwest and with steamer: 70 Florida ports
Goods forwarded free OF commission. .
The South CsroiinA Railroad tompsny's aean.hip TEN
NEssEk WIN follow, and aai Thursday, February g.
''f ''s'sn' OF pass HaSSs frey MORGAN CO. Agents.
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r ALLE0RETTI, OF PHILADELPHIA, WOULD RE-
q specuiy inform ladies and gentlemen that hs has
opened Of his celebrated Neapotan Bricks OF Ices
I'D Creams :. No Wet Eghssnth street. where b: win
1hess Bricks bs carried In paper for two hours
without melting and he viii guarantee thsse Bricks
IActs used.
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uAvANA, sIsAL AND VERA CRUZ.
Ii New York and Mexican Mali Steamship line. eyerv
twcnty days. from pier IL East river, IL o'clock,
The splendid steamers
Sl1v rx uvI ~ rnps. Feb
ClII VI FMEAICO, Deaken Tuesday Feb. -
For freight or pas.aTFs e ssPpy e Ipv sove
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OF GALVESTON srEAMERs
sailing sv, Saturday H.. touching q key West car.
The Al steamer GENERAL sEDawrcK, Captain os,...
at pier No c0 East river VIII sa Saturday Februarv
AL gooda for Houston The interior WIN g ~
our agents, nsssrs. r II. Nom ahon Co., frss "
gcr freight or passage, apply 70 c. II. MALLORY CO.
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0ensmsn wshing purchase those havas Horses or
Carraees 70 SELL win find house perfectly reliable,
conduct this branch OF busness do our other
business the STRAIGHTFORWARD principles which gov
ern honorable houses In al mercantile pursuits.
We give the purchaser OF horse that warranted
sound "a hours for trial. EftIf s
Entries OF Horses Carriages can be made At
down occ salesroo 81 Nassau street. where
also keep register Of Houses for private sale.
Liberal advances made consignments
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THR BALL SEASON.
AoADA 4 a okASP MASONIC BALL.
ON, ioS:s. ros:s =: r.. susRsiss 1% !: s1o q
.,d q bis4s:.sS Ss sS Master & nsson: SS . IL dus.
VIII Be Eivsn q the :. -.
.nsns lie Soasrt 10 dSsncs ia T SS p.s nSx q =.
cured from either Of the Comm.ss from ihs following
SAMUEL MACK, Chairman, 40 Broadway;
= SaosS1 y i.s.s.
rro.es9lun and Dress Circle Boxes can ss secured s
T.J COE,
proprietor of tho Revere House, SOS Broadway
EIRR DEPARTMENT BALL.
in aid Of The
widows and orphans fund
the Academy Of Music
On A0n0'' 'vsnss fis:!s: ssssnuA'' Is, ''' ''''
x, l.dis. can >: ss procar:d from sisS..
14ISnaG 4dsnaG sless Trsa:urss, 10 ga,cn :I;s.s
rrs:csnsn aad drsss circle Bo1sa b obsAinsd
JAMES =. wESxAN, Prssdsa.
E1RE DEPARTMENT BALL.
January 81, 1870
Tickets Tor sale q the theatre ticket ocs liz broadway
THE CHARITY BALL
or ruus sASADE.y AGA or ITsIc
Tickets each, admitting person. had from
TlcKETs FOR THE CHARITY BALL. #
few Tickets for the ali Of Thursday February g. as
:.sh S:n =. 3 bad :. The music store Of JoRDENs
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FINANCIAL.


A -A.-A-A-hONEY TO BUY MORT0A0ES AND
"a. 10 ioAn IN New York and New Jersey. WASHING
TON r. NICHOLS, counsslcg at hw lid Broadway, room
ANY PARTY WILLING TO PAY LIBERALLY FOR A
"A loan OF 1oW0 ON city Tenement Properly wnicn must
INTEREST FROM THE FIRST OF EACH MONTH
Market Savings Bank No q Nassau street. New York.
ex per cent Interest Gree Of taxi Money DO
posted now Will draw interest from rsbruaryl
WIN. VAN NAME President.
INTEREST FROM THE lsr OF EACH MONTH.
- CITIZENS SAVINGS BANK,
- nowsry, southwest corner OF Canal street.
July next and semi annually thereafter there will be paid
en al dsposs hand Of b and interest for the number
o. calendar months that the have been deposit
Money deposited now will bear interest from the Lat Of
February - the rate Of . per cent
Bank open from 10 A. NJ 10 r NJ, and Mon
days and Saturdays from l0A M.to7PM NJ
T.. A. QUINTARD, President
ssYxoUS A. BUsoE, Secretary.
MAC0UrIs COUNTY TEN PER CENT BONDS
salA end accrued interest Bonds Mscoupn county
H. issued for the building OF court house. bearing interest
q he rate OF Ten Annu lbeng the lawful rate
of e state o. Innos) Coupons payable annually
The ~ Of April and Octobor the city Of New York These
bonds are - nrs class In every respect and
desirable for Investors.
1EORf0A0Es DASHED WITHOUT DELAY.-MoNEY
Nu 70 loan nrst class city property IN large
j. ID. d J.. Il. 6k1DMORE, ~ Cedar street.
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gTaI Ie Ia'uNiL ,TLaN0M 0IAnra N.ol Wr
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LOST AND FOUND.

CToLEN-FRON THE RESIDENCE or THE sUBsCRI-
- hsr Al Elizabeth, n j. the evening Of the 16h inst,
The following aessrbsd articles "; One sst Roman Gold
Glove buttons ladys Gold Watch and dark gTssn
leather Satchs eonasnng Of value 70
bat or 80 will be paid for tho return
OF the satchsi and and additional reward Of go
for the recovery Of the lswey and convcon q the icl
MAHLON huLHORD
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TNcKErs FOR THE CHARITY BALL "
few Tickets for the Of Thursday February Al
D. sash can Be bad at the music store Of JORDEE6
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COAsTWIsR sTRAnisHIPs,

pACfFIC NAIL STEAMSHIP COxPANYs
i Through Line 70
California and China.
Freight and passage great ~ reduced
Through rates, New York 70 San Francisco:-
F1rt Class, Bteerage,
ei25 70 &l70 49,
according TO location OF berth.
trip. -
Steamers Of e above line leave pier North river foot
Canal street, at IL o'clock noon,
on 9Th and 2s. OF each month,
viouS. - = - - - -
One hundred pounds Of baggage free 70 each adult Msdi
Fsbruaryk HENRY CHAUNCEY, Captain Mauzv, con.
meeting with COLORADO. Captain Farnsworth.
China and japan.
Notice to thippers
FOR reduced rates ef freight apply wharf, FREIGHT for
steamer HENRY CHAUNCkY received until r. n :, on ri.
eaX February All usual facilities Afforded clippers In
For fsght passage tickets and al further Information
apply ss the oompauy's ticket o6os, the wharf, Of
Canal street. y. n. BABY, Agent
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From New York.

New YORK, Jan. IA.
The case of Rowen A. Florence, VS.. Gen.
Butler, for the recovery of the Twiggs sword,
came up before the Superior Court to-day, on
motion to attach the defendant for non-com-
pliance with the order enjoining him to stand
examination as the party before trial The
defence demurred that the case was really in
the United States Courts. The plaintiff
motion was granted and the defendant is Or
dered to show cause why he should not be
attached for contempt.
The house of William f. Lawrence, 81
Columbia street, was robbed by burglars last
night of 900 in fivetwenty bonds.
George Underhill & Co., log Duane street,
have suspended payment.
One hundred and thirty gold brokers have
compromised the suits brought by the gov
eminent against them for taxes levied on the
sales of gold. The district attorney is en-
powered to settle them and similar cases.
Edward j. Oakley, late Cashier of the
Merchants National Exchange Bank, charged
with the cmbezzlement of $3.50, 900 from the
bank, has disappeared.
The Rev. Horace Cooke has not been seen
since yesterday morning. His family have
moved from the parsonage on 9TH street.
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FROM WASHINGTON.
WASHINGTON, Jan.

WASHINGTON, Jan. IA.
The first public reception of Speaker
Blaine took place tonight, and was largely
attended, Notwithstanding the rain.
The next public reception of the President
will be held on the 9th inst.
The first number of the New Era has been
issued, with Rev. j. Sella Martin as editor.
and Fred Douglass as corresponding editor.
The supervising inspectors of ten steamboat
districts of the United States convened here
to-day. The convention was engaged today
on the consideration of the report of the COM
mittee appointed to draft bill for presenta-
ton to Congress, amending and modifying the
laws bearing upon the construction and man
agement of steamers.
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California News.
SAN Francisco,

SAN Francisco, Jan. Il.
The bark Silver Cloud, l2S days from Au-
stralia. and the ship North Star, ITO days
from Hong. Kong, both supposed to have been
lost, arrived to-day.
The Superintendent of Indian affairs OF
Oregon, has returned to Salem after, compar-
atiyely, an unsuccessful attempt to place the
Snake Indians on the government reservation.
The continuous rain for the past few days
has revived the hopes of larger agricultural
yield for the present year than ever before.
The steamships Nevada and Nebraska were
purchased yesterday by Mr.. w. II. Webb.
The Senate after protracted discussion on
the 18th amendment, adjourned without
taking definite action.
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FORTY-FIRST CONGRESS.

WASHINGTON, Jan. IA.
SENATE. Mr.. Cole addressed the Senate
in explanation of the joint resolution pre-
viously introduced by him, setting forth the
seizure in San Francisco last August, of 1000
barrels Of distilled spirits shipped from New
York to that port, the probability of their re-
lease by the revenue authorities in Washing
ton upon alleged export representations of
the owner, and instructing the commissioner
of Internul Revenue to hold said spirits SUBJ
Jcct to determination by the United States
Court.
discussion by Hamlin, Sherman, Cole
and Casserly, without action on the resolu-
ton.
The Senate took the vote on the Virginia
bill, the question being on Mr.. Edmunds
amendment offered yesterday.
Mr.. Ferry argued that Virginia had COM
piled in the utmost good faith with all the
conditions required by the reconstruction
laws. Whatever other Senators might do, he
could not by his own vote violate the good
faith in which he acted. Her restoration
could be accomplished by complying with
those conditions. The BILL as reported by
the Judiciary Committee, proposed to carry
out this pledge and he would vote for it. He
was opposed to the amendment of Mr.. Ed
munds, because Gifts ambiguous character, and
the liability of its being differently inter-
preted, believing that recent events in Geor-
gia, where the government was exercising
powers equal to that of the Sovereign of
England and a military commission was in
session to decide upon the qualifications OF
members of the Legislature; should admonish
the Senate Of great caution to prevent an
abuse Of power under congressional legisla-
ton.
The bill was debated at length after which
the Senate adjourned.
House. 4 bill was introduced abolishmg
the franking privileges and establishing letter
carrying system in cities of 5000 inhabitants.
resolution was offered requesting the
Secretary of the Treasury to communicate
the information or data upon which the
special commissioner of the revenue had closed
his statements relating to the average cost of
the manufacture of American pig iron, in the
valley of the Cumberland and Anthracite
region of Pennsylvania.
The bill for the admission of Virginia, was
taken up again and debated.
Mr. Tanner, from the committee on public
buildings, reported resolution to carry out
the arrangements heretofore made for removal
of House Post office, and change of committee
rooms.
The House then at 500 o'clock adjourned
till Monday.
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augusta Direetorp.
Churches.

State ST., between Bridge and Oak. j. f. Bingham
pastor; residence southeast corner Bridge and
noon service $50 P. II. Evening P. NJ.
FIRST BAPTIST,-Corner Winthrop and Perham
aer.as Es s1gss K n
FREE BAPTIsT,-statc street, north of Bridge.
Morning service 1880 A. NJ. Afternoon $50 p.
NJ. Evening p. NJ.
METnopIsT EPIscopAL-GIsssn street ;s east ..
vice j. so A. NJ. Afternoon ESQ P, NJ Evening
PROTESTANT EPIsCoPAL,-state st., between
Oak and winthrog Reg Mr. mpjoh srv, ree!GP
UNIvERsALIsT.-cor Winthrop and Summer SITS.
c. X. Moor, pastor; residence Winthrop street,
below Orchard. Morning service 1880 a. NJ.
Sabbath School service at l2 A. NJ. Evening SER
UNiTARiAN,-Comero Oak and State SITS. Rev.
Mr.. Cram, pastor; morning service 1880 A NJ,
Sabbath school service 2l5 +. NJ. Preaching
service in evening at o'clock
CATHOLIC,-State st., north of Bridge. Rev. Mr..
O'Brien, priest; residence near the church.
Baptist and Methodist. Churches hold social CON
ference meetings in their vestries every Wednesday
evening, at halfpast seven O'Clock.
Rooms in Darby Block, Water Street Regular
prayer meetings every Monday evening. Religious
exercises every Sunday afternoon at O'Clock
''''''D 0F> " Masonic.
BETHLEHEM LODGE, No. 49, F. and A. NJ
Stated meetings first Monday of each month
Special meetings every Monday evening. f. A
Augusta LoDGE, No. Iii, +. s 4. NJ. Stated
meetings first Tuesday of each month Special
meetings every Tuesday evening W. Wood
plar.. Stated meetings second Friday Of each
month. David Cargili, Eminent Commander. j.
JERU SALEM ROYAL ARCH GATHERINGS
at iIaliowell. Stated conversations Thursday on
ALPHA COUNCiL-Meets at Hailowell Quar-.
eSsyr Agr
Cargill, Thrice Illustrious Master.
Temperance.
sABATTIs LODGE, No. IS of Coon TEMPLARs
FisANKLlN DIVISION SONS OF TEMPERANCE
Meets at Darby PaM every Monday evening AT
7o'clock.
Post Office.
AUGUSTA POST OFFICE. Corner Of Oak and
Water streets. OFFICE Hours From 7so A.
NJ. SPIN Sunday to 10 A. NJ
James A. Bickneil, Postmaster. George ii. Far
rington, Chief Clerk.
!rrircl and Dspartaye Of Nails Weste r. leaves
Eastern and Northern, leaves 3.i5 +. M; closes
Belfast and way Y leaves 400 p NJ; closes $50 P
Rsst s1yy nd s W. $50 M closes SIS
win, wi.ihTS e leaves 500 A. Nj closes 7.4s A. M
s, rna WsY lssvs' $50 A. Nj closes
Iresport and Litchneld. leaves 500 A, N close.
sooP, arrives 1880 a, " Leaves Moncay
Evesy mcrSlns train leaves Augusta al
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1870-01-15

NEW YORK Jan. Il.
COTTON-steady sales 5000 bales; mid. uplands
2jh.
FLOUR-sales $500 bbls state and western lOd 10
lower, superne state 400 $50, superfne to choice
western 4409600; southern dull and heavy; sales
800 bbls, common to choice 535a915
wHEAT-heavy and lower; sales SO. 600 bushels
No spring ll9 in store, No. 49, all51., winter
red western 123la 1855, and retail lots l25.
CORN-heavy and declining; sales SO 900 bushels
new mixed western s0ass, old do l04]s 3I08 the lat
ter an extreme rate.
OATS-heavy and lower; salcs97 900 bushels
state 60962, western 56I5s.
BEEF-quet and unchanged; sales 80 bbls.
PORk-frme: sales 60 bbls; new mess ~ 256
p 35, old do p % prime "a 00a24 so.