The New York Herald Newspaper, June 9, 1862, Page 5

4 “Koyes (fourth)... ——_—$—$—$—$—$— —— ——$— a ®otal Union Losses in the Battle of Fair Oaks, Ree ~ Bee Wasuincros, June 8, 1862. Despatches received at tho War Departmeut state thas ail is quict in front of Richinond, except an occasional | cannonading at our forces cughered in bridge operations, but which does not retard their progress. "The Losses in the Battle of Fair Oaks. ‘Wasurvaton, June 8, 1862. ‘The following statement of the loss in the battle of Fair Oaks bas boon received at the War Department:— Hon, Epwin M. Srawron, Secretary of War:— ‘The following is @ statement of the killed, wounded vend missing of the Sist of May and June 1, 1862, in ‘front of Richmond:— &e Heintzolman ea (th rd). 155 ‘The grand total killed, wounded and missing is 5,739. .A nominal list will be furnished as soon as the data «Gan be received. G. B. MCLELLAN, Major General Commanding. Arrival of more Sick and Wounded Sol- diers at Old Point, en route for New Haven. Forrress Monros, June 8, 1862. ‘The Louisiana arrived this morning from White House, -with wounded in charge of Surgeon J. H. Caso, of Now ‘York. The following died on the passage :— 'R. D. Walker, Mobile, “Thomas Hardick, Tennessee. Edward Blake, Wore ester, Massachusetts. Henry Worcott, Pennsy!¥unia. Robert Schell, Eleventh Massachusetts. “George H. Gordon, Third Maine. ‘Tho last was left at the White House. CAPEAINS. Capt. D. Lyon, Co. K, 2d Michigan. ‘Capt. Robert H. ara " I, 64th New Yorl:. Capt. R. W. Lee, Jr., $l { Pennsylvania. ‘Capt. J. Murray, Co. ‘Dp, bth’ New Hampshire. LIEUTENANTS. Liout. H. A. Downing, Co. F, 102d ‘New York. 52d New York. Liout, N. 1. Beaver, ¢ Lieut. 0, Conner, Co. 1 Lieut. W. E. White, Co Lieut. Von Schanning Goo. F. Tieoapees, Co, Thos, Sullivan, Jo. D, Ist New York. A, Alllen, Co. , Sth Nea Hampsbir W.H. aldriage (sick) , Co. i, 2d Rhode Island, Jacob Nagh, Co. A, 534 Poansylvania, 1. Loveland, Co. E, 5th Vermont, H. Sebert, Co. F, $2d New Yark. Wm. Weston, Co, E, 5th New Hampshire, W. J. Dailey, Co. Hy 44th New York. K. A. Muncey, Co. i, 44th New York. J. o'Connel!, bo. K, 6th New Hampshire. Ae E. Howard, Cc. 1. 61th New York. M. Hysor, Co. 1, 64th New York. } Fi Rogers, Co. E, Sth New Jorsey. G. 11, Bascomb, Co. 1, 64th New York, Sonn ‘Brown, Co. 1, 82d Now York. O. Battles, Co. A, Joth sassachusetts. Sorgeant W. ‘Humphrey, Co. G, 8th Hlinois cavalry. Filey os ean ee ¥, Vestine York. % Massachi i eee ‘Co. 0, 5th New Hampshire, M ‘dervy, Go. H., 15th Massachusotis. D. Jillard, Co, 1. dist Ponnsyivania. Rito G, 3a aR a C, 24 Now York, ant D. J. *iackley, Co, 'D, 6lat New York. ite, Co. .I, 21 New York. Hichara ya Fegan; Co, P, 88th New York. H. Petersou, Co. G, 6ith New York, 8. C. Ramer (sick), Co, E. 7th Michigan, GF. Prat lage , 5th New Ham John Bitts, Go, C,20th Massachusetts: E.G. Stinson, Co, 1, 5th New Hampshire, Pas ant, Co, A, 82d New York. BY. Ni dette, (o. A, 82 New York Levi Car ‘peter, Gath New York. HOE, Aimer CoG, oath Now York. é ‘W.M. Heim, Co. 1, 634 Ponnsylvanis. HF. Abbott, Co. G, 5th New RE fn. Go, Bith Now York. “Tuomas eit, Oo. H, Ist Pennsylvania, N. ee OD D, rth Michigan. W. Thompson, Co. A, 57th New York. L. trevor, (sick =e L, 92a rors r jo, Co. C, 15th Jussacnuset San Toombs, bo. G, 63d Peunsylvaain, Borgoants. F. ‘Hamilton, Co. G, 63d Ponnsylvania, 8.1. Barton, Go. E, 5th New Hampshire. EE. Wildey, Co, Ki, 86th Now York. Sorporal@. Batley’ Co. Ay 34th Now York. Me iow 3. Roberts, Co, G, 64h New York. ‘A. Boardman, Co. D, 64th New York. I. Raymond, Co. C, {Sth New York. ‘Thomas Kelly, Co. 1, 82d New York. E. Densmore, Co. I, ‘96th New York. H. Gallagher, Co, B, 69th Pounsyivania, Hi Bordman, Co. B, 64th Now York. ¥. lark, Co. 1, 621 Now York. (00, &, 81st Poansylvania, FE Pimeliel, Oo! A, 81st Pennsyivunia, B. Devlin, Go. B 81st Penusyivania, tama Kes E, 8lat Pennsylvania. T, 16th Mas-achusetts. tamale. T, 5th New Hampshire et Oo | Oo. ¥, bth Now Hampshire Co. B, 81st Ponnsyivania, Cowian, Co. H, ire. ue ‘$24 Now York. Go. F, Gist Now York. 3 €o. D, 64th Now York. . Wempie, vo. ¢, 64th New York. Roach, Co. I, 82 Now York. . Go. I, 7th Michigan. Hi, 19th Masa Sith New York. aie Peupsylvania. Oo. 1, 30th Now York. i , buh New Hampshire. , Co, B, 20th Massachusetts. ‘M. Owen, Co. F, 60th New York. ‘W. Fitzgorald, Go. 1, 24 New xork. G. Wilson, Co. A, Sth J. H. Evans, Co, "Dy oath |. Cavannah, AL, 7th Pennsylvania, Malloy, Co. D, Sth Now Ham| J, Whaiing, Co. I. Bordway, P. Chindlor, Co, E, J. W. Saudford Co. D, 84tu New York. ‘4. B. Welch, Co. B, Toh Michigan, KW. Fitched, Co. H, 64th New York, ¥. Robiualt, Co. H, 634 Pennaylvania, J. Lawrenco, Co. B, Tth Michigan, Co. j 15th Massache Sad ©. H. Smart, Co. A, Sth New Hampsbi: P. Foley, Co. H 20th Massachusetts, ‘T. Gaiiagen, ‘Co. A, Sth New Hampshire, ¥. Baker, Co. A, Sti Now JIampshire, J. Kelgare, Co. a 88th Ne w York. E. Jackson, Co. H, 82d Now York. Sergeant James Gritnth, Go. G, 624 New York, i. Finch, Co. 624 New York. Samuel Iavis, Co. I. 821 New York, = Brannon, Co. A, 6th New Itampshire, a. H. MoDouald, Co. K, 2d New York, 3. W. Miller, Oo. G, 641% Now Yorks P. Lenon, Oo. », 64th Now York. J. H. Roverts, Co. ee hae New York. M. Bike, Go. Fy 82 York. lames 4 CO. New York. T. Condon, Co. i. J, Mayermack, Hampshire. J. Seall, Go. E, 90th Peunsy ivania, ¥. ‘Aabenboiter, Co, F, 65th bed York Chasseurs, AK. Roberts, Co.’D, Oath Now York, GH Covell, Go. D, Gath New York. Heart, ‘0. G, 5th New Hampanire. . He Hackett, Co, ‘a, 5th New Hampshire Soott, Ov. D, 6dth’Now York, . ©. Sullivan, Co. D, 6th New Alampshire. R. ¥everaneo, Oo. G, 5th New Hampehire hippey, Co. ©, Sist’ Ponnsylvania, . Dewoy, Co. H, 64th Now York, . ©. Stone, Co. F. bth Now York. B. Dixon, Co. B, Sist V’enneylvania, . Wallace, sist Peunsyivania. A Brisha, Go. A, 102d Peunsylvania. Eg. fampen, Co, D, 57th New York. =P, a. W. bed, 0 peat Now York. J. Baker, Co. D, 96 York. 8. Donetdson, Co. 6, Sanh New Hampshire C. H. Blair. Co. H, 44th New York. E. Babboock, Co. F, 44th New York, 3. ght , Co. H, eae “apd ta J 5 jaa. Mov 5 st Pennsylvania Artille: N.V. Hinckley, band, 11th Maino. - $3 bse ge tus Maing. fcodbury, band, Lith Maine, ‘A. Rands, baud, 12th Maino. t I. Fineid, Co. G, Sth Sew Hampstsre 4, G4ih New York, + Slot Pennsytvania, sorgoant ©. A. Fox, Co. 1, Serouth Massachu: A. Devin, Co. H, Twenticta Masaachusetia, P.O Couner, Co. Dd, Fatty. third Penas A. Brown, Ca. 1, Si i i Ww Yorks saoond New York. FW, Gin, Co. 0, B Oo. F, Fighty. E. A. Diekison, Co. ¢, Filth Now Moinpst X. B. Hil, Co. 'G, Forty-fourth New York A. Hinitlt, Co. +, Rerty cometh 1 G F. 0. Try 2x, Co. Sergeint a. J. Gi eres, Oo. FW Now York. Hi, Fitvecnth Masaaeiuetes, Oo. Hy beh “first Pom sylvstia. ty-fourtl New You, Handtley , Co Mostuller . Fairbanks, Co. H, 15th Massachusatts. 7 eer eee ton, Now Ham, o Wood, Oo. F, bth New Hampshire. re. ‘Sist Pennsylvania, Longhi Whitcomb, Co. K, 1ith Maine. . Winters, Co. H, 7th Michigan. z. Green, Co. H, 85th New York. . J, Singer, Co, B, 7th Michigan. cool, Co, B, bad Pennsy!vaaia. . ¥. Hooper, Co. B, 68d Pennsylvania, | Bremen, Co. A, 618t Pennsylvania, Jno. 6 tbson, Co. G, Tth Michigan. 1 ‘A. McHuberd, Co, D, 53d , Co. T, 53 Pe H. H, Payne, Co. A, 82d New York, A. HL. Dobbs, Co. G, 624 Now York. 4H Say den, Co. G, 624 New York. Lyon, Co. K, 40th New York. N itanghtin, ‘Co. F, Sist Pennsylvania. J. Maguire, Co. T, 15th Massachusetts, B. Shuita, Co. H, lst Pennsylvania artillery. P. Martin’, Co, H, 624 New York. Geo. Coventry, Co. H, 40th New York. H Welch, ov, sth Now Hampshire. J.Miller, Co, B, 6ist Pennsylvania. M. Sullivan, Co. F, 88th Now York. J, Mellvain, Co. A; 624 New York. M. Mebam, Co. 1, 2d New York. E.S. Nuras, Co. F, 6th Now Hampshire, J. Charber, Co. F, 81st Pennsylvania. E, M. Paul, Co. F, 81st Ponnsylvania. J. Eglor, Co, F, 3ith New York. €. Stewart, Co. D, 34th New York. M. B. Loomis, Co. D, 34th New York. N. Gooy Co, ‘4th New York. R. Barton, Go. C, Tth Michigan, sick. ka Ey ‘Van Nostrand, Co. K,67th New York, S. Friday, Co. Hy 101st Pepnsylvania, 0. C. Smith, Co. C, 7th Michigan. B. D. House, Co. D, 15th Massachusetts, W. L. Hill, Oo. D, 34th New York. Tho Louisiana also brought fifty or sixty wounded prisoners. All tho latter were landed here, aud also seme others who could not endure tho sea passage. A number of the convalescent will be put on boards and the steamer will sail to-morrow morning, probably for New Haven. Names of the Killed, Wounded and Missing of the First Long Island Volunteers. ‘70 THE EDIYOR OF THE NEW YORK HERALD. Batrus Figup, wBaR Seven Prves, Ow Ricunoxy Roap, June 3, 1862. } Kindly insert the following correct list of casualties in tho First regimont Long Island Volunteers, Colonel J. W. Adams, during the engagomont of the 31st of May:— KILLED, : ‘irst Sergeant hod W. Rolfe, Corporal P. Berry , Co. A. C. Cooney, Co. D. John Smith, Co. D. Corporal Oliver, Co. F. Corporal Parkin, Co. E. James Galbraith, Co K. Nicholas Ford , Co. E. Robert Brisbane, Co. F. James Brady, 8 .F. \ Frank Green, Co. F. \ William Clark, Co. F. \ Martin Nunemaker . Co. H. | Joseph Ranco, Co. H. Wm. Allen, co. H. \ Jas. Terry Co. H. ‘Theodore Polly, Co. H. \ ‘Thomas Groenico, Co. I. | Valentiac Rheims, Co. L 1 Joseph Watkins, Co. I. 4 Corporal iicpoee Ford, Co. L. 1 Jobn Evans, * Lieut. Geo. ¥. Rysdyke, Oo. K. \ ert Homes, John Hughes, alias “Con Quinn,” Co. K. ‘Thos. Craig, Oo. K. \ JUNDED. wor Colonel J. We. Adams, alight bruls® in ne neck.) Lioutenant James N. Croft, Co. eck, SeWRely, Corpora! Samuel ayer A, severely ‘Thomas MoCarty, Co. A, severely. Lewis Karman, Go. A, sovorely. Leander Dusendury , Co. A, waeeg 2 Albert Beebe, Co. A, severely. Samuel R. Balstoy do. a degaad sre \ Frederick Dangler; Oo. A, leg. \ Richard Fruin, Co.’A, slig] aan \ Henry Klatz, Go. A, side an \ Fred: Oechsle, Co. A, slightly. — Lalor, Co. Go. ‘ er Charles slightly. \ Robert bet ty ‘A, slightly. \ Edward Harrington, Co. "A, leg. . Miles O'Roily Co. A, slightly. John Nagle, Co. A, slightly. Michael Metoalt, Go, A, missing, Corporal Maurice Tracy, Co. B, severely. Corporal Patrick Weich, Co. B, severely. © Adolph Barowsky , Co. B, severely. Simeon Costelllo, Ist, Co. B. John Dowling, 1st, Co. B, dangerously. Jone feturtny, Go: By severely John Mo Co. By : Second Sergoant John i, Midviauigh, Co. O, log. Fourth Sergeant H. Ford, Co. C, hip. Fifth Sergeaut Norman Hit!. 63. 6 shoulder. Corporal J. Scott, Co. C, shoulder. Corporal Dennis 4 Hay Wood, Co. C, wrist. Black Fosgate, Co. See eeenbark, Co; C, RIP- 3. ¥. Besenbark, Oo, C, ‘hip. | Franklin Bartlett, Co. ¢, hip. | | é Leonard Hill, Co. Daniol Mock, Co, C, shoul Robert R. Parshall, CorC, hie Fsaary Leone agy ‘Co, C, en ‘breast David Sampson, Co. Edward Savage, Co. Cc, shouldor, David D. Smith, Co. C; breast. jen Wiltharth, Go.'C, shoulder. James Ar Wooihiser, Company C, shoulder, Captain Henry Rainals, Co. D. severely. Onueriy Sorgeant Jaco Westlake, Oo. D Sergeant H. Gepeicntia, Co. D, dangerous, Corporal J. MoClary, Co. D, severely. tral tert tion nal Co. 1), slightly. Sergeant James Rowley, Oo. 1), severely. James ea. 1D, sevecoly. \ Teter Fox, Co. Ae A. Green, Go. D, i Wm. Ritte, Co. D th. ' P, Kenny ,Co. D, Win. Lancy, 0.'D, yiasta, John Mooney, Co. D, slightly. M. Mangan. Ce. D, shoulder. J. Mack, Co. D, supposed mortally, J. Pollock, CoD, ‘thigh. | ©, Rentel, Co. Dr, ‘arm. | M.E. Smith, Co, D, soverely. Goorgo Serford, Co. D, slighily George Schneider, Co. D, slightly, Charies Whichka, Co. D, severely. } Conrad Selzer, Co. 1. i Featus Ross, 6D ce | Lieutenant nap, Co. ’. Sergoant Coorge Lintper, oe E, seriously, | Corporal Underwood, 03. E. arm. Sorgonnt Matthows, Co. K, slightly. Sergeant Follars, Co. B, log. Sorgeant Tulitt, Co. I, leg. James Bennett, Co, B, hand. James Braly, Co. E, thigh. James Cawthorne, Cu. K, breast, | James Curtis, Co. kr, loz. David Ferris, Co. Kyarm. Francis Hat, Co. E) face. William Judgo, Co. &, arm. gee Slattery, Co. ii, abdomen, fred Snooks, Co. 1, leg. fpots H. L. Van Ness, Co, Fe Corporal Connolly, Co. F. al Shonnard, Co F, Si rd Poostan, Co, F. Patrick F. McGuiro, Cu. F. John Kelley, Co, F. ‘Willian perl os ont sergeant Bogait, Corporal Joal F. ‘tan, Co. H. Corporal Simons, Co. Faw. Kinncaly, Co. 1 a Patrick Horan, Co, H. John Stephons, Co, Ul. ‘Thos. Barnes, Co. IT. ' | John Iialsey,,Co, ts | | Win, Lomax, Co. H. ' John Kelly, Go. Hottiny Sergeant Michael Matthews, Co, fhetans Slonqher, O81. AS » James Monnahan, Co. I. Christopher Connelly, Col Frederlek Miller, Co a William H, Taj Jor, Co. Sergeant Van jira 0 K, saighity. Sergeant Wm. Gibson, Co. K, severe! Corporal Robert Ramsey, Co. K, 8) ightiy. +— Arnott, Co. K, severely. —= Anderson, Co, K, severely. —— Capach, h, Co. K, severely. | — Clement, 00, 1s iy | — Doyle, Co, 1 — Holt, bo. k K, toverely. | | —++ Murray, Oo. K, slightly. | —— O'Maly,'Co. K,' severely. | —- Rush, Co, K, soverely. — Spelecy,, Co. K, Se | MISSING. | , sovorely. Corporat Geo, W. Merriman, Co, C. Drummor Jas. Hyatt John Durons, Oo. F. ‘Alt, Jones, Go, Frank 8: well, Co, L | od PRISONERS. | Geo ge Nedertean Co. 1 { Jeln i Ley aea, Co, He CoD. NEW YORK HERALD, { company ¢ was on guard at the genera! headquarters, and not engaged in the battle. Tho fore ing may be relied upon as correct. wounded have beon eared for, and the dead are buried. Ht may be that some reported wounded have vied since being forwarded, Trusting that the pubii of the foregoing, while it brings sorrow to some, w | liove the anzisty of way, I am yours JAMES Chaplain First Long Island Arrival of the Steamer State of Maine. ‘The steamer Stato of Maine, Captain Allen, frora White House Landing, Pamunkey river, arrived yester- day ovening with a number of wounded soldiers. She touched at Fortress Monroe, and discharged twenty rebel prisoners, mostiy wounded, and left at ten minutes: past two P.M. she 7th for New Haven, and, with the exception of head winds, had fair weather, The list of wounded by the Stace of Maine was published in yester- day's Haan. The Wounded at Philadelphia. Pumtapenrnia, June 8, 1862 ‘The steamer 8, R. Spaulding arrived this evening with | wounded. The names have already been published. The rebel prisoners, including fourteen officers, a Colonel, | Major,and the balance captains and lieutenants. The guard dotailed to bring them in numbered about forty of regiment, in command of Captain Lyons and two lieu- tenants. Tho prisoners were all in good health except ‘at the battle of Fair Oak. Tho prisoners were landed at Fort Delaware. THE REBEL ACCOUNTS FROM RICHMOND. The Great ee ae Ground—The “Last (From the Richtond iispateh, May 24.) ‘The situation of tho Confederate forces, af the move- ments of which somo slight indications only are afforded, together with the advance of McClellan’s troops, justify the expectation of a grand battle shortly, if not in a few hours. The earlier the better. To know as soon as pos- sible what is to be the result of the latest attempt to get poesession of this city, is the desire of igre g one, In- deod, it is the only way to save the city, t0 meet the enemy and frustrate his schemes, which all Panderstand tobe to invest Richmond and tke it by gradual ap- proaches. ‘Thore could be no more agroeable nows to every per- zon in this city, and, we are sure, to the citizens ‘of the steamer Kennebec also arrived with about four hundred | D’Angri. MONDAY, JUNE 9, 1882. Musical and Theatrical. Last week was the grea: benefit week at many of the theatres, and, as the seasons were closing at several of them, and new lessees wore about to enter upon a frosh suminer seasun, (here was more briskness in the theatri- cal business than during the woek previous. Next week ‘wo shall have considerable variety, not only in the pro- grammes, but in the managements. Miss Muggie Mitchell, /'rofessor Anderson and the Florences al! ake their appearance as managers, aud, as we shall probably have a pleasant spell of weather now, preceding tho in- touse heat of summer, the theatre and Opera patrons will no doubt avail themselves of the novelties pro sented. The public aro already aware that we are to have a brief summer season of opera, at the Acadomy of Music, under the management of Napoleon Ullman. Nor ia the promised treat confined to opera alone. Gottschalk is to intorsperse it with bis magnificent performances, and Professor Horrmann with his prestidigitarianism. All the talont in tho operatic line will be represented, includ- ing Briguoli, Susini, Amodio, Miss Kellogg and Madame In addition to these favorite artists, Mr. Ull- man promises us two debutants—first, Madame Comte Borchard, who has a Europoan fame and was recently “thestar of the Opera’? in New Orleans; and second, the Sixth New York cavatry, and Kighty-third New York | Madame Herrmann, who will make hor firat appearance in the “Child of the Regiment.” The seasvn is to con- tinue for six consecutive nights, cominencing on Wednes- five, who were slightly wounded, They were captured | day with “ Lucrozia Borgia,” in which D’Angri will take herfavorite character of Orsini, and Madame Borchard Lucrezia. Mr. Ullman, in order to popularize Italian opera, as well, no doubt, as to suit the stringency of the times, has reduced the price of admission to haifa dollar. Miss Maggie Mitchell commences her season at Laura Keene’s theatre to-night, of which establishment she has assumed the lesseeship. Miss Mitchell appeara in her original and favorite character of Fanchon, the Cricket, in the German play of that name, translated and adapted for herself. The piece will be put upon the stage, wo understand, ia the best stylo.and with the charming acting of Miss Mitchell herself, combined with an excellent company, it ¢an hardly fail to have a ran, “Fanchon’ is on the programme for eyory night in the week. ‘The grand operatic romance of ‘The Syren,” arranged South everywhere, ‘than that of a great battlo raging | from Auber’s opera of “La Syreno” oxpressly for Miss near Richmond. Ali have confidence in the Southern troops—all believe that when they moet the in- vaders of our soil they will repel them as the fem rock does the wave that beats in vain against it into our country to desolato our homes and rob usof our property—nay, to commit the most horrid of outrages—- and they will rush upon him with a bravery and deter. mination that he will be ulferly unable to withitand. ‘They fight for thoir country’s rights and honor, and in defence | of the women and children of the South. Thoy will de- | tend them or die, There is nothing so disheartening to thoso gallant sous of the South as to be ordered to ‘fail Dack,” as it is called. They advance with avidity and jor—they retreat with hoavy hearts and deep mortifica- relVe.tTust they are not to be compelled to pursue the rado any more, but that, bravo patriots as they met ey will be ordered to do what is to them, most agroeable of all things—to mect and drive back the ene. Let them but meet the foo who has marched | to bring out this’ spe Caroline Richings, will be produced for the first time at Niblo's Gardon to-night, and will be repeated through the week. Extensive preparations have been made cular and operatic piece with all the accessories of scenery, costumes and machinery. Miss Richings made a great success in the “Enchantress,” which she has performed for several wosks past. In putting a now piece of asimilar character on the stago wo have no doubt that tho mamagemont will make anothor good hit, for Miss Richings is a charming singer as well as % most graceful actress, and we perceive that the programme contains a much larger share of songs than fell to her in the ‘‘Enchantross.”” Professor Anderson inaugurates ® summer season at my. If the soldier Se the figtis near Richmond | Winter Garden to-night, after keeping the theatre closed willbe our Marathon. the public foeling is consulted, those fields will bear that samo undying name; and if the pledges of the government, Confederate and States, and the concurrent opinions of high military authority, bo maintained, the soldier and the people will all be grati- fled, and the foe will be defeated, Richmond saved, and the ‘comtnon cause of the whole South be placed on a mew and soli! basis. 10 surrender Kichmond would entail we fear to look at. They may be too disastrous to Ne iae | We havo an abiding faith in our peuple, and believe they would continue faithful to the end; but nevertheless it is too plain that the handing over the metropolis. to the enemy wouid bring upon us embarrassments so great that rather than place the Slate in such an exigency as that, we should fight before Richmond as though all lost if we were defeaiel. We have tho most confident belief that there will bo such fighting, that we shall (riumph, and that Richmond wilt bo finally saved from the enemy; for if ho caunot take her now, with all his means, he never can. Don’t Like “Yankee Devic [From tho Richmond Dispatch, May 24.) Our Northern brethren are now engaged in an agsi. duous endeavor to restore tho Union aud set the Stal ‘and Stripes afloat in Richmond, by laying plans to mur- der and rob allof our people who may wish to prevent the consummation of their dearly cherished project. For sevoral days past they have cavorted around the suburbs in sufficient numbors to pillage with impunity, ‘Dut not to meet any respectabls turce, on whose app ance they would fly like frightened suoep. Yesterday, with characteristic caution , they sent up Professor Lowe iu his famous balloon to observe the motions of the re- vels. Tue machine, which was distinctly ol ved bya Jargo nutnber of spectators in this city, was embellished with two United States flags, and ascended about four miles from the city in a northeast direction. No doubt \ the observations of the Yankeo aeronaut wore satisfacto- for the past woek, in order to complete tho preparations for the spectacular burlesque of Charles Gayler, enti:led “The Wizard's Tempest.”” The programme promises something magnificent in the way of scenic effect, optical delusion and the peculiar art of the Professor. Mr. An. derson announces @ strong company of artists, and no doubt will produce avery fine piece. We understand that it is an entirely novel performance, combining @ variety of features rarely if over presented on the stage. During the past week Wallack has been sustaining the reputation of his theatro by the presentation of those fine old plays which accomplish se much in pre- serving a true dramatic public taste. On Saturday night an adaptation of ‘Fast Men of the Olden Times” was given, in which abevy of first class artists appearea, for the benefit of Mr. and Mrs. John Sefton. To-night the public are informed that the treasuror of the os- tablishment, the popular and courteous Mr. Moss, will take his benoflt, on which occasion the comedy of *Lit- tle Treasuro,’’ a piece new at this theatro,’’ and Buck- stone’s fine comedy of ‘Rural Felicity,’ will bo produced with the entire strength of the company on the boards, Mr. Wallack annowncos that he will address the andience during the eyoning, and, as Sir. Walinck always has somothing happy and intercsting to say, bis speech will no doubt be one of the pleasantest fuatures in the enter- tainmont. The performance to-night closes Mr. Wal- lack’s present season, as ho has jot the theatre for the summer to Mr. and Mrs. Florence, who will soon open ry, as by threo o’clock a fight was reported in progress | With a full repertoire. ween ye abolition and Southera forces at the head of {he Mechanicsville turnpike. A “ Mixed” srrsoipirgs te [From the Richmond Dispatch, May 23.) Mareno.—On tho 30th ultimo, at St. Panl’s church, Lmchburg, by the Rev. Wm. H. Kinckle, Captain J. A. Sigreaves. C. 8. A., and Eliza Beverly, ouly daughter of Cagmodore John Rudd, United States Navy. The Rebels are not Prophcts. From the Richmond Dispatch , May 24.) ‘That thore will battle im the neighborhood of Rich. moad before many days, we entertain no doubt, and we Gre equally certain that the enemy will be defeater, anct that the greatest wiclory of the war will crown the Confederate arms. Secession Morals. The Richmond ef the 24th complains that murders and robberies are now more frequent in that city than they have been for many years past, New England Soldie: -tion. ‘Tho following table exhibis the extent of the reliof furnished by the New Ingland Soldiers’ Relief Associa- tion, 194 Broadway, from April 15, 1862, to May 31, being six weoks from tho time tho organization first com- mencod to render aid Relief Associa- Maine, Now Jersey... +10 Now Hiaray Pounsylvania . Vormont... Michigan + 65 Massachuset Wisconsin 41 Rhode Island. Connecticut, New York. Ohic.. rned prisoners numbering 857 in all, w instance ‘clothed ‘wis a good and ‘substantial suit. In Addition to the above, 1,256 have been provided, while —— through the "city, with refreshments, clothing and transportation, making the total 286 who baye io. ceived aidfrom this association, The amount of good accomplished ia tho relief thas extended is ivesiculablo, ‘and can ouly be appreciated by tose who have had rea- son to acknowledge its benefits. Ald for the Sick in Park Barracks. T beg to acknowledge the receipt of the following sums of money, by inyself and the Ladies’ Relief Association of the Park Barracks, to be applied to the aid of sick and wounded soldiera:— Edwin D, Morgan .. $100 00 Mrs. M.S. Whitloe! 10 00 Samuel Campveil, WL, Taylor........ . 500 id 100 00 4 isfex Friew 500 ‘ot N. “York. 1,009 00 fre. a 500 * 250) Mrs. David Trimble! Capt. John 8. Ray 2500 Mateo Department Society for Relief of Primary Schoo Soldiers in church Ohapi 145 ww » 5 » “2 hv 2 Primary Depart 1 Grammars ot No, 42, Teath Female’ Department Grammar Scot No. 42, Tenth ward Mite {taddamsun- ‘a gollected by R. arg Be ‘Madisony N 10 00 Bmployen v6 1 teré Ba mooBom. elooenS cot SES2SSS RESESss Sees SEssse The wook opens at the New Bowery to-night with Miss Adah Isaacs Menken, in the drama of the “Three Fast Women,” in which sho takes nine differont charactors, At Fox’s Old Bowery, *‘Jack Sheppard in France’* re- mains on the bills, and, with tho addition, the dramas of “Valsha, the Slave Queen,” and the‘Pirates of Algiers,’ comprises the programme for this evening. Darnum announces that, at the urgent request of aume- rous patrons, he will keep open his uuique baby show for ene week longer. In our report of the list of premiums distributed for this show, it was statod that the frst Premium was awarded to George Augustus Magraf. It should have read Magrath, The weekly programme of Bryants’ Minstrels is as good asever. Dan Bryant continues his burlesque of “Rarey,”? which is a very happy thing in its way. The Bryants keep the field in negro minatrelsy. Nixon's “Cremorne Gardens,” which are to be oon- ducted on the pridciples of the London establishment of that name, will open to-night, on the site of tho old Palace Garden, corner of Fourteenth street and Sixth avenue. Thoy will combine a great variety of entertain- ment, including @ musical performance, an equestrian display, a floral exhibition, and a promenade, illuminated with countless variegated lights. The Cromorne Gar- {39 | dons area new institution here, and will probably be- come quite popular. Miss ‘Bateman, who has made such a favorable im- Other Siates ¢ jestern) 40 | Pression in Winter Garden upon large and appreciative andionces, will appear at the Brooklyn Acadomy of Music, to-morrow evening, In her really fine impersonation of cared for, and in nearly every | Julia, inthe “Hunchback.” Miss Bateman will appear for one night only in our neighboring city, supported by the same company of admirable artists who sustained her in New York during hor recent engagomont. On Suturday ovening the directors gave the froe uso of the Academy for the benefit of the management of the com: bination cumpany,on which occasion “ The Serious Family” and the last act of ‘ Richard II!.”” were pro- duced, Between the pieces a grand ballet from the “ Enchantress” was introduced, in which Mile. Galleti, Mons. Tophoff and Miles. Helene and Katrine appsared. ‘Ihe Gottschalk and Brignoli combination have been doing woil on their provincial tour. On Monday last tho company gave their first concert in Providence, before a brilliant and numerous assembiage. Madame De Luesan sang with great success the “Grace” from ‘Robert le Diabie,” the “Cavatina” from « mni,’’ and the duct from “The Favorita,”’ with Brignoll, which latter wae honored with an encore, On Tuesday Brignoll, Madame De Lassen and Amodio sang in Boston in the charming Wttle concert room which Chickering & Co. have lately buit in their tine establishinont. On the same night Got schalk , unassisted, gave an entertainment in Worces- 17.50 | tor before a dolighted audience, composed mostly tot young girls and ladies. Ho played eight pieces, which 23 31 | wore evidently much approciated, judging from the in- 5 0 | tense attention with which he was listened to. During the concert in Providence on Monday evening Signor Susini received @ telegraphic despatch, whic! | § contained but four words, which no doubt were worth a 8) 00 | Whole world to bim. These were:— “You are a father.’ 35 00 | Mame. Hinckley Susini, it would appear by this brief 10 00 | telegram, has been porforming in anew role. We hope that this addition to her repertaire will prove an agreeable At the German Opera on Friday night, the ‘Magic Flute” (Zauberfloete) was represented at the Stadt Theatre be- 0 | fore an overcrowded house. Tho chief attraction of the evening was the appearance of Madame Johanna Rotter, Total Gomi wits i saidiors' hae | the prima donna, aided by a full chorus, composed of the ‘beon aided by these contributions, ‘The ladien aS vem | have recently bt to fupply the the soldiers at Bedloe’s Isiand and visi em voreariy. Tho demands made from this source, aud to previde for the large number of sick and wounded aunidiers and released | Brlsonets who must arrive very. #00 | appeal to the generosity, of ‘the public. p= tal cap shees and under eel great | man 0 onal demand for cape wise dy (88, Colonel Ci foams Dupo ve Jowe 8, 196%, orm ng pet of olunteer Court Calcendar—This Da nye Sorreue — Courr—Cincurr.—-Part 1-—Nos. 9113, 1723, 173, 2223, 3107, 2201, 2203, 2205, 2207, Bas, 2217, 2910, 2233, 2226, 227, 2a01, uaat; 1777' 29957 Part’2—Nos. 1864, 166%, 1646, 2206, 2008, 2910, 2012, 3214, 2216, 2220," 2229, "aa24,’ 2936, 2942) 2948) 2950; 2252, 1700, 2024, evan Count.—Part 1—Nos, 237: py Fag vag ‘2307, | a401, 2403, 2405, 2407, 2409, 2411, 24 ime Nos.’ 1840, 3556 ‘4s, ions, bos, Biv, 1948, 1963, 2000 1054, 1908, 1243, 1 186: Coeey,Paaas—Park a 1100, 1009, 1092, 955, 736, 780, 106, 614, bit 632, 863, 862, 606, 1118. Vart 2Nos, 750 s,s . THIS, 1140, 1145} anad, | 999, 146, 2067, 177, rs ah 1154, 18. ‘of | members of one of the Gorman musical socicties in this city. ‘The eoncert tendered to Signor Ardavani by his friends came off at Niblo’s Saloon on Saturday evening. Tho audience was large, and highly appreciated the excol- lent collection presented to thom. One of tho features of the evening was the performance of the youthful Pianist, Willie Barnesmore Pape, whoso remarkable powers we have had occasion to comment on before. Ho was very warmly applauded and encored on this occa, sion. ‘The ‘New York Algomeiner Sangorbund ” hold their grand musical festival at the Acadomy of Music this evening. etic lft lation for the Parchase of Salt. rom the Richmond Dispatoh, May 24.) imty Court of Pittsylvania last weok ated ah 000 for the purchase of salt, to be distributed among the families of the county nt prime coat. It he purchased at the works for about $1 2 per ushol. MANS FOR THE PActric. The Great Union Victory Richmond, Va.—Map of rinth—Reopening of the Mississippi River—Movements of Banks and Free mont in the Valley of Virginia—Des Pperate Condition of Affairs in Rebel- 2 311—Passage of the Tax BiM—Late and Important Intelligence from Europe, &e., &e., &e. ‘The steamship Northorn Light, Captain Yinklepaugh, will leave this port at noon to-day for Aspinwall. ‘The mails for Central America and the South Pacific will close in this city at halfpast ten o'clock this morning. in Front of the Battle Field—The Rebel Evacuation of Coe | tive vi Clonking, parish of 5 to ottend. ‘rhe funeral sermon wil be preached at half | past ove o'clock. Her remains will be taken to Saraioge springs for interment. Now Orleans True Delta please copy. Hicxey.—On Sunday, June 8 JuREMLAR Hhexey, @ pa Ballynakill, Queens county, ire'and, aged ST ys Notice of pre ve will be given in to-morrow morm ing’s papers. Kersey.—In Brooklyn, on Sunday morning, Juno 8 I tame J., 8cond daughtor of Charles and Helen K. Kol: * tho relatives and friends of the family are invited t¢ attend the funeral, from the residence of her father, No. 19 Strong place, on Tuesday afternoon, at three o'clock. —On Sunday. May 8, Haynau Lyons, wile of Daniel Lyons, a native of Castiemartyr, county Cork, iret od 44 years. ‘uncral will take place this (sfouday) afternoom at halt vast two o’elock, from ber late residence, NOx herry street, between Montgomery and Gouver: obsireda: Tux New Yor Hsnaco—Edition for the Pacifo—will | | Miv-acii.—On Saturday, Juno 7, Cuanias Movwrotte be rendy at half-paat nino o'clock this morning, | 80% 68 years. Its columns will contain: rible Battle in front of Richmond, Va., Victorious, and the Rebels Defeated and Driven Back, illustrated with a Map showing the positions of the op- Posing forces om the Battle Field; An interesting account of the Evacuation of Corinth by Beaurogard and his Robel Army; A Report of the Evacuation of Fort Wright by the Rebels, and the Reopening of the Mississippi River; Account of the Operations of the Forces of Bank and Fremont in the Shenandoah Vailey, Va., and th Digcomfiture of the Rebols under Genoral Jackson, and much other late and interesting information in regard to the Progress of the War, The Latest Accounts of the Con. dition of Affairs at the South; The Passage of the Tax Bill by the Senate; The Latest Nows from E > porta of all interesting events of the wel Pes Singie orga in — hea for matting six cents, THE “MAILS | FOR EUROPE, Reopening of the Mississippi—Ope tions Before Richmond—Movements in the Shenandoah Valley—Rout of the Rebels at Chattanooga, Tenn.—The In- vestment of Charleston—Repulse of the French in Mexico, &c., &e., &e. The Cunard mail steamship Europa, Captain Coole, will leave Boston on Wednesday for Liverpool. The mails for Europe will close in this city to- morrow afternoon at quarter-past one and al half-past five o’clock to go by railroad. Tue New York Hxaaup—Edition for Furope--wiil be published at eleven o'clock to-morrow morning. It will contain:---Au Account of the Evacuation by the Rebels of Fort Wright and the city of Memphis, and of the Re- opening of the Mississippi River; Tho Latost News of the Operations of the Army of the Potomac in front of Rich- mond; Ad/lit‘onal Particulars of the “Skodaddiing” of the Rebols from Corinth; Operations of Generals Bauks and Fremont in ¢! y of tho Shenandoah, Va. ; Im- portant News from Charleston—The City Invested; Rout of tne Robola at Chattanooga, Tenn., and all other War Movements of tbe past week; Highly Important News from Mexico—The Repulse of the French partially con- firmed; and a variety of other interesting reading. Single copies, in wrappers, ready for mailing, six cents. Sampson Low, Son & Co., No. 47 Ludgate Hill, London, England, will reevive advertisements and subscriptions for tho Henaup. Omeial Drawin, 3 of Marray, Co,'s Kentucky and Missouri State Lotteriez. Kentvony, Extra Cass 259—June 7. 81, 74, 63. 62, 58, Afi 78. Bos is, han 6, 67, 69. 1502. sand & NTUCKY, nes 56, ee 3 ‘33, ie 23, a, 9, 37, 40. if by addi roulare sent free o| charge ys iron esi oliver ton. ier ‘or St, Louis, 2 no, OMelal Deawings of the Kentucky and Delaware Siato Lotteries: Crass 217—Jun9 ne 7 186 Kewtucgy, Ext 16, 68, 30, 11, 38, 38, 67,9, 61, 60. 19, 49, 84. Derawagr, Crass ae sate tase 58, 38, 18, 6, 57, 47, 69, 37. » SON A. MORRIS & CO., Wilmington, Delaware, or Covington, Kantucny, Prizes Cashed in all Legalized Lote teries. Information ae 1. JOSEPH BATES, Broker, No. Tl Wall street, room New York. Royal Havana Lottery.—Prizes Cashed and information given by TAYLOR & ( Bunkers, 16 Wall strect, “ nd arene Get New Style. BRANDRETH'S PILLS are safe, innocent ani reviable, Have rexiored to health forty millions of people in tte ast hundred years,” The SOVERKIGN REMEDY FOR RUEUMATISM for Fevers of all kinds, for Indigestion and I all crudiiies, heat and acirities of the Stomar tor avi ness, Mg and oppression at the pit of the Stomach; for vabitual Costivenesa, and all kinds of Costiveness or Ir- tygularily of the Bowels, whether confined or re ide diness of the Head; Wind and Colies thence arising, and diseases of the skin, Erysipelas, Pimples, 4c, they are n never failing cure, Many’a land has been made iad by the good done by this soldier medicine, which should be used. by in our glorious army, Their wounds and the men recover sooner, In th have a libera! supply, withom having to send to ine. should have two boxes a month given to them. Fever, or other fever or sickness, would serio our brave troops if this advice were heeded. ESPONSIBLE PARTIES look t> this, BRANDRETH'S PILLS, PRINT AL OFFICE, OANAL STREET. ‘woundes Also, No.4 UNION SQUARE. BE SURE AND GET THE NEW STY N. B.~SEE ADVERTISEMENT ON pitti pads. Cartes de Visite—§1 50 per .r Dozen—By Nelghiend celebrated quick acting, instruments, BAILEY & svobine! Photographers, 777 Broadway. abt Jeffers, 573 Brondway, Ladies’ Klass Boots, and $2; Balmorals, $2, $2 25 and $2.50, Babe tie Bote wad Wetec youth vals 82,8225 ani $350 4 Shoes and Gaiters, FERS, 673 Broadway. ht Cartes de V: for $100, not exeae at 4 oor price, at BALCH’S, 233 Greenwich street, Lean wes, Pl Patent Champion Fire and Burglar Proof Safes, 251 Broadway, corner of Murray sireot, New York. Vi Brown’s Standard Sea! 4—Established Wi Sulesreom No. 3 No More Gray B Hair.—Grandjea a Cele- brated consultation for the embellishment and restoration of the hair, Oflice Astor place. Beautiful Complexion.—Lrira’s Bloom of Youth or Rod Pearl, for preserving and earring the complexion and skin. Sold by all druggists and Broadway. Hill, Inimitable Cutter of Hair and Whiskers, Barclay, etreet, Hair Dye, 50c., black or brown | Cristadoro’s Hair Dye, Preservative and Wigs, the best ta the world, wholesale and retail, and the dye privately applied at No. 6 Astor House. W, A. Batchelor’s Celebrated Establish- ment for Wigs, Toupees, Hai: ud Hair Dyeing, and Moldavia Cream for beautify: ir, 16 Bond street. Trasses.—Marsh & Co.’s Radical Care ‘Truss OMe, No. 2 Vesey street (under the Astor Hause), op- posite the church, A Female attends Indies, No coumection whatever with any other Truss oflice of same uame. Constitution Water for dinbet Bold by. all dru MORGA. a Certain Cure and all diseases of the kidneys and bladder. iets, N & ALLEN, Agenis, 46 Cliff street, N.Y. y's Medical Discovery Is ure Scrofula, Eryvipelas, Ringworm, Scald Tend. ‘ait fom Uloora, Fover Sores, Hmpies, ‘and every jseage of the Ski ot Married. Castyrver—Contins.—On Monday, Juno 2, by the Rev. Tsaac Westcott, Mr. Avaustes F. Cxxanmven’to Miss Cuan: miah Colli mn Sunda; Juno by the Rer. a son Kigrway to Miss Mangarer Lorre, danghtor of Krery an—Roven' Fathor Harrell, dr. Rounge, both of this cit; STRONG—MARAWATL a Wedesoiay, June 4, by Rev. H. Mattison, Ec.uxxt Strona, of Babylon, ri » to M Loviae Mansiiats., of this city. Died, Jamor Mand Mary 1)’Allen, a james . Allen years. Funeral servicos at the i his parents, No. 88 Harrison street, Brooklyn, on Tuesday afternoon, at four o'clock. Relatives and friends are respectfully. ine vited to attend. tami. Dal Lear ele Jane AG Jota Frances, wife of wi . ins will be taken to Southport, Conp...and the funeral eere carviees will take placo at tl rosidonce of — father, Jesup B. Wakeman. this (Monday) afternoon, at three o'clock, Frionds of the faulty cy leave in ins ‘New Haven cars at a quarter past twelve o'clock in the aireraeon, and return to the city the samo evenin, Bratry.—At Jersey La sunday evening, Sine 8, ry & lingering illness, Boward Barty, in the year Notice ies of funeral hereafter. Bayan. 08 Sunday morning, June 8, Jammy Borner, ithe friends and those of the fami tfully invited to attend the funeral, this ( fonda rnOON y at two o'clock, from his late residence, No. 28 North Ox- ame ; June 8, Gs 7oungest ‘son of James and by Burk, ayers months. friends the family aro respectfully invited to 5 thefuneral, from the residence of his parents, 116 saith stron, Br reot, Brooklyn, this (Monday) afternoon, at half. Frasae.—On oy om June 8, Prrer A., youngest son pd “oo 'M. Frasse, aged 2 years, 4 months an ays. ‘The friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from hy residence of his parents, 22 Betho’ © .oet, on Tuesday afternoon, at one o'clock, withou, ‘urther: invitations RKEN.—At hor residenco, 61 Vandam street, on Sun- pot June six o'clock in tho evening, FLazantra , after one year’s painful illness, aged &4 years, 3 mort and 24 days. friends and acquaintances are roapectfully javited A graphic accouat of the Ter- in which the Union Forces under Goveral McClellan were complotely The relatives and friends of the deceased and those or his brother Thomas are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from bis Tosidence, No. 79 Leonard street, Williamsbarg, this (Mouday) afternoon, at two o'clock. without further notice. Moons.—A\ town, L.I.,on Sunday, June 8, in the 80th year of Mri Hanan Moone, widow of Cap- tain Daniel Sac! Moore. ‘The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funoral, from her late residence, on Tuesday afternoon, at balf-past three o'clock, and at four orolock from St. Jamos’ church, Newtown. ‘Car- riages will be in waiting at the Grand stroet forry, Wil- liamsburg. MaccowaN.—On Sunday, Juno 8, Tuomas L. Maocowam,. ed 33 ae he relatives and friends of the family; also the mem- tas ae the Police Department and Marion Hook amt Ladder Compa pony No. wnaue are respectfully invited to at- tend the funer tuesday afternoon, at two o'clock, trom 271 Seventh street. Rooxwer1.—Suddenly, in Brooklyn, on Saturday, Ji J. Rockwell, and daughter of 7, Maca E., wife of the iate David H. Robertson, of New York city, aged 35 ears. ss ‘The funeral sorvices willtake place at the Church of the Redeemer, Pacific street, corner of Fourth avenue, thie (Monday) afternoon, at three o'clock. Relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend, without further notice, ‘Sours.—On Monday, May 26, from the offects of an ac- cident on the Second Avenue Railroad, between Fifty- ninth and Sixtieth streets, Parnic Sarru, aged 6 years. ScoLtay.—On Saturday, June 7, Joux ‘Tayior, ro 4 Joun and Amelia Scollay,’ aged 2 yoars,8 months and 26 ays. he funeral will take place this (Monday) afternoon, at half-past one o'clock, from 497 Third avenue. The remains will be tuken to the Cemetory of the Evergreens. Dundee (Scotland) papers please copy. r.—On Sunday morning, June 8, after a short but Pe illness, Caarues Taropors, son of Louis Vanet, aged 17 years, 3 months and 3 days. “erhe relatives and friends of t! requested to attend the funeral, this (Monday) afternoon, at one o'clock, from the residence of bis father, No. 275 West Ti. irty-second treet, between Ninth and Tenth avenues, without further invitation. Wuercer.—In Brooklyn, on Saturday, June 7, Jammy Hevry, Jr., youngest son of James H.and Fannie R, Wheeler. ‘The reiativea and friends of the family are rospectfully iavited to attend the funeral, without further notice, from the residence of his father, Walworth street, be- tween Myrtlo und Park avenues, Brooklyn, E. D. Wii8ks.—At Tarrytown, on Saturday evening, June T, Warwer Wriiana, in the 71st year of his age. he relatives and friends of tho family are res} invited to attend the funeral, at the Presbyterian chu: in Dobbs Ferry, this Qionday) afternoon, at half-past three o’elock. ‘Wersore.—On Friday, June 6, Sia Rooxwau Wer- ‘MORE, youngest sen of Abram and Lydia Wetmore, aged: 10 months and 23 days, ‘The romains will be taken to Riceville, oe se for intermont, from his late residence, No. 118 Allen street, this (Monday) morning, at six o race Warner.—On Thursday, June 5, at the residence of Avian C. Warnge, Jr., io respectfully ‘MISCELLANEO! OTORIOUS FACT, A NOTORIOUS FACT. 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Buntin, LT 9 me street, corner of William, (Established in 184 ‘0, id SHOES AND | AERA AR oa ALL Ana PURE TOBACCO.—YELLOW BANK —— Goodwin's Pure ee Bank Tobacco, free from ities, for sale bacce and segar ratte 74 as Wwholensie by B. GOO BROTHER, 209 NEW ( GAs 3 APPARATUS, Water streot- qT bearite aoe tieer ye Souxrny: ish thetr ine ra are now red to furni 29 NE’ W lens th Tt GAS APPARATUS, COUNTRY nesinbit 5, PUBLIC BUILDINGS, 4c, at about oue-hal Eo tae harelotore.clfered to The cost of maki Gas by thin A: ts reduced im the same ratio, and the expense of cast private real- dence, using ten burners, ity cent pee week.” Co. Patentoes, 661" B: 7 New Work, bani yr —DR. ead , THE 3 cminoropty, Is ‘al ‘successful treatment of fusions, catlestton, ela ond averted nails, colarged. —, Jotats, ond an oda ceuieeo nr! the feet. Odice Broadway, N ‘ATER PAINT.—SINCE 1850, WELL TRSTED- Brn ances iron, bee ‘and wood; hold~ ou tin roofs, outside work, ing the oli for years. Depot 74 Maiden lane. OILS. Theac torments of Job seem to be wi preva- mt atthe present time, Like the volcano, botis give issue tothe foul and tery contents of the de deep interior. Row much petter is it to’ remove the cayses of such suffering by stimulating the pbeorbents. to healthy activity through the agency of the PERUVIAN SYRU?’, and to change the dis- | ordered secretions into health giving elements, RUTCHES AND CANES FOR THE Lj Raed No. 2 Cortlandt street, CORRE, BUNIONS, INVERTED, NAILS, ENUARGED joints, and all diseases of the feet, cured without palm Of inconvenience to the maint by Dr. 2 Acai Suegeom Chivopodist, 760 Broadway. Refi goons of the city. R. J. H. SCHENOK, OF PRILADELPHL the manufacturer's. Dewi be at his roonis, 32 Bond ‘street, New York, every Monday, from 9 108, to examino Lungs with the Rexpirome- fering from diseases of the NC Avie, re This has received {ts naine from a constant nauses or estat the atomacn, which, attends the pain in the | ‘tis headache pt to in iu the mornt ston tletp, and when tone irregularity of Aiet has deem committed of the day before, or sometimes for several days previous, At first there es . distress oppressive feeling mm the head, which merges into w severe sheayy pain in the temples, Guentiy attended by & sense of eas nnd tenderness in one eye. and extending acrone, the ad. iammy, unpleasant taste I the mouth aud offensive breath, and the tongue covered with # yellows re lesires to Whine Ra econ an the pavieat, fecle the Talat tn uhe head lose of Mlerer wovt pain fa ts seep Y the temples, se at I ine Sour two tucy will foal os, well a8 tren Thi haa Yeon tried by thousands, and ways wure te toad of the sick headac ‘every wee or ten daye, they lil not be troubled with itt once in MROHENCK'S MANDRAKE PILLS are number of beaiden ay ee concen drake, all aoa tend to relax the secretion: and act — Lad blue Remember, Monday, a er PHLLS. ; Dr, SCHENCK'S gen, NOG aa North aay phia, and rook i he st Palmoate Syrup, Be tn Ry vont he Co i R,, PHELPS MEDICATED AND MAGNETIZED eas mubatigute for iarge an dicines, agri to act of Eee Broadway, whe where i the doctor pA for airoular, and Spe tonpoaten and dragging. TAU Se ae aUOOR ESSOR TO 8. M. UBSIROAE Gs a id it Ex Cabines Secon’ avenu +o has ty tJ pant ‘will ell at very low pre on ak AS BG. Est alg NG PURCHASED Goma BR at the store, or address — HILL, WOrEE, week we Freely yior aria Sera variety, giv pe or o to -\—-4 Titan kept, 6ow for their comfor Y VEST CASTLETON. COMPANY'S MAR Marbwoired Slate Mantels, 412 Broadway ee fon. Bend (or cirewiar >