The New York Herald Newspaper, April 25, 1863, Page 5

the Great Battle Field of the Rebels, under Johnston, and the Union Forces, under Gen. Revolution—Its Spread, its Importance, its ter—Illustrated with a Map, showing the Operations, News from North Carolina, Charlestony New irginia, Europe, Mexico and all parts of the ’ tis ermal ly Report of the Doings of the ‘Knights of Cirelo,’* from which we take the following: ‘4LIzR— Wendell Phillips has not joined a Loyal He stands alone, like ‘the last rose of sum- bas my soul! J’ll put that idea into yerse. Here ’ 'HE LAST OF WENDELL PHILLIPS. Amm—The Last Rose of Summer.” rs \Look at poor Wendell Phillips, To Loyal Leagues g gone. Not even Or Corre smith nigh, 5 coor eee And never say die! ‘® pity the To Db of he callin ALizR—Wait a moment. We must have an- } fiom of the novelette ‘Ina Fix’’—The Irish- i} pd Story, ‘The Prize Ring—Trotting and Raging—Bil- bo Shooting, &c. Field—Fruit and Vogetable Gar- Diary—Manuros—Miscellapeous Items, &c. contain Reviews of the Money, Provision, and Family Markets; Editorials on Promi: Ship News, &c. yr number, addressed to names of subscribers, h. An extra copy will be sent to every club ty copies, to one address, one year, $35, yer number at same price. ‘An extra copy will lubs of twenty. Phese rates make the WEBKLY ‘heapest publication in the country. ‘s Ambulance Kito! ne oon nx ha in a ‘nelowed please find s duplicate of ‘Ambulance Kitehe day veombed is of thin Btate.” Rempecttally, 7 * juction of thi Invention, aa ar we to name the wig as the 10 wit:=e conning tr bys tured met rot ‘two of tee : tee g ! z i i i al i grt A : 3; 4 2 g Bi FH ES 3, 5 : ie ‘eee pala r the present #ys- i] woussea raealar Yl this would bea te: ping apperaine in Pinner's ambulanes bitch hitchen be takon into or out of the w. wear very well Ae & 8 be fon ait ‘a ver eam ° one In very large “and thus the oftep oveusring loss and utensils would be ted, unfiorm, wholesome and economical mode \e army Would be inaugurated and obiained % ch ambulanen Kitchens ‘or each such ambulance kitehen would ‘eld. The tables carried in these kitchens could argical oF dining purposes, and each euch ermbu: would alao to carry four wounded wen pant General luo of nan ‘Ambu- — ph van. Wea erat and ‘adja General Sint? cm and senpees eee General aod Qauarternnsaiot General — orks pots bt mony jommneies ae Preservative and joro’s Hair Dye, Preser a paris Aad Ay € Astor House, The A Adviser, dée. i iene pileemat oe Nervous, att er teed iroaiway, bain eh J wry L cer AB sr of Youth or tied thas Tas no ‘equal, old by ait I Srcathevs ond Marsh 1 Brothers, ad Ang street, under B y the pri os of st are, ‘adunitied to vs the Peete bere ‘oy alld ‘rneaisdthrongtont the Ulied Sia # iyperion Field i Restores and Mi * BSaLE, Banton. Hair ms Bo best in te ‘Try. et ne, + stromath Life sa acne Se ae ee NEW YORK ‘HERALD, SATURDAY, ‘OMcial Drawings of maveay, Eddy & Co.'s Kentucky and Missouri State Lott buNTUcKY, Extna pret 11 24, 1803. 68, 61, 8. 2m, iy = 8, nah TT, 65 41, 86, BT Tk, Pty BO, bo, br Abe Bob 32. ile PA to address MURR. Ky. Pane a nl oe gs of the tel ory Fe CLsgs MA) |, 1863. A, 6, 39210 Raa BL Toe de 31, 2, 82, 45. Crass s2—, 1063, on 26, he, + 29, Ba , 50, 49, 28, 8. “IOBN A. won nse, & 00, ae Offictal prassie's or the Library Asso- ciation Company's Lottery, of Kentuck: 35, 64,48, 6,42, 73,29, ay 42, 4, 22, 3, 28. Chass 196—A) 1863. 71, 45,.9, 50, 4, 4, Of, ‘V7 20, 38, 25, 49. For Cire de., ad ewan, fe Adres 58 & 00., Covington, Ry Prizes Cashed in all Logalized Lotteries. Broker, 11 Wall Information given, JOBRPH BATES, street, room ¥, ring y' of Gentlemen's ay, Wear Duane atret, The Attack Was jncconetul.—We do not refer to that upon Sumter, for the nest where weason Tras haiched sill remains tafe. But the rush to KNOX'S toe cat hi ta bas been very great eet a most decidedly. Hats.—White’s Spring Styles of Hats So eats Bree — ts, Soft, Imperial and Military; Hat of unexoeiled ‘Broadway is the pico to obtain New Opened, at Banta’s, 357 Canal street, » eplendid stock of Straw Goods for Indies ‘and chil- =. Ba adel Sek Felt and Cloth Hats and Caps nd boys. Brooke’ Fashionable Spring Boots and Lace Boots, at LORIN BROOKS & SON'S, 434 Broadway, corner Howard street. Ladies’ Dresses, Cloaks and Gentlemon’s porn g Ike new shoe ae pon LORD, roadway. Entrance 439 B: ‘Two Splendid Performances te-day at Barnum’s, at 8 and 73 o'clock, P. M. Col. Kimball's Cartes de Visite on pore are 363 Broadway, Dealers supplied at trade 12 Cartes de Visite, _ $2—Unsurpassed fo r beauty of tone and finigh. Lia f sad ores Sir, 123 Bo Bight Cartes de Visite for, $1, of Un- eq style and finish, at TAIT'S, corner of Cortlandt and Greenwich streets. reac SNE FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. Faway, April 24—6 P. M. Various propositions, formal and informal, have been laid before the Secretary of the Treasury since he came here, and from all that has trans- pired we are led to believe, first, that no foreign loan will be attempted under any circumstances, and, secondly, that a new ten years loan of $50,000,- 000 will probably be offered to the public here in the course of a day or two. The argument against at the present time—viz: that the govern- ment is already borrowing each day as much money as it is spending—is very specious and plau- sible. But, on the other hand, the temptation to take advantage of the present condition of the market and the present temper of the people must be very strong to a business mind. There is no question but « fifty million six per cent loan could now be negotiated at or above par, without materially interfering, after a time, with the sale of five-twenties. Who knows how long the favor- able circumstances which insure this result wil last? In January, or February last, it would have been impossible to negotiate a loan. The public temper—now so buoyant—may again give way to dopression, and negotiations become impossible. Is it wise, when the fever of lending money to government is on, to be contest with borrowing two millions @ day? Moreover, at the close of another week, the limit fixed by law to the tem- porary deposits will be reached. After that time Mr. Chase will have no other resource but conver- sions, which hardly average $5,000,000 a week, and Treasury notes. Would it not argue good business tact to prepare for the emergency be- times, and secure a reserve of fifty millions, espe- cially as the people seem so anxious to lend money to government? Money continues a drug at 4a 5 per cent. Debt certificates are steady. Gold fluctuated to-day between 150% and 152%, closing at five P. M. at about 15134. The death of the Anti-Gold Loan bill in the Legislature appears to be conceded. Exchange was feverish; at the close the rate was about 165. The stock market was buoyant to-day, and prices of all descriptions were higher. At the morning board United States sixes rose 1 per cent, Pacific Mail %, New York Central 134, Erie %, Erie preferred 4%, Hudson 4%, Michigan Central %, Southern old \, guaranteed 34, Pittsburg 14, Ga- lena %, Rock Island 1, Toledo 144, Terre Haute 3, Fort Wayne 1%, Northwestern There was no change in Harlem. The contest appears to have reached a stage which induces a good many of the original speculators to realize profits, and the new buyers are freely met. Bonds were dull to-day, but firm. At the one P. M. meeting the market was strong and the prices of the morning were maintained. In the afternoon stocks were greatly excited. Brie rose %, Cumberland %%, New York Central 1, Hudson 2, Southern old 4%, guaranteed ¥, At the close of the call some weakness was shown in Hudson, which lost the previous advance; in Harlem, in Toledo and Pittshurg—cansed mainly by sales to realize profits. At the close the market was rather weaker. At the four P. M. call stocks were steady. The following were the closing quotations of the day: Tr ietnn +106 0206s Hladson River. 10 x Sats Harlem. . Harlem ox s 9035 Southern 614 a 61% oped amar pg te Ti Central... Footte Malte aii bead Rock Island. tse oan ‘We learn from Cleveland that the directors of the Cleveland and Pittsburg road have resolved to declare no dividend in May, pleading that it is required for new construction. This unexpected decision will create great dissatisfaction here, and will not increase the popularity of the manage- ment among holders of the property. ‘The Sab-Treasurer received to-day about $2,000,- 000 for conversion and deposit. The business of the office to-day was as follows: wre 4,615,280 53 +++ 19,612,368 96 The importations of dry goods at the port of New York, for the week ending April 23, 1863, were as follows:— Value, for $767 061 ‘Withdrawn from warehouse. ‘227,234 Entered for warehouse 662,362 DB awvissesce i $1,576,007 hange. Fripay, April 24, 1863. U86's, ‘81,004 106 100 99 100 9 B55¥gasess385 _ = ps ‘200 800, 300 2» = wo 1000 ‘00 900 Harlem 360 a m bio 420 mio Sa ik 104 800 Itt Con Rit eta 380 Chie, B&Qy.RK. att Beto cel & Pitis RR q Wi 6 Ist fix Be tr FP Wa C 8d 7” tts Milk Vr duChRR 40 $0701 & Wabash RR SY 874 800 Pitts, ¥ W&Chi Rit oS 200 100 300 200 is 3000 Alt & 300 do, 600 do. 300 do. 500 do 200 do, 500 do. 300 Ait & Terre 200 do. 400 do. 1000 Chi & NW 36 Rome & Wat 2000 Ciev & Tol 1D BOARD. 300 shs Hud Riv RR. pix n do. 4 450 do no 250 50 200 800 200 900 00 2 20 161% 200 Har 151% 400 ao. 151% 600 Mich So& NIRR : ati 200 do. 21% 1000 *% 20 . 24, 400 MIS&N! 200 Ii Cen 700 ct 2000 Clev & 100 do, 1000 Cleve 200 do. 600 do. 400 Chi & Rk 200 do, 1250 do. 200 do. 1880 92: peopel ET Bor 4 500 Alton & Tor H RR 43 200 do 500 do, 43 do. 500 Pitts, FOWA&CHRE 65 ‘200 dO... cee. CHK 100 do... 2930 6414 200 Hoan ivr 177 200 do. -.. GARG G0...sc000, MG SOOMURPrduChRR 43 Sales at the Public Board. YOLOCK ¥. My errr. J = + BIO 810 100 100 Mil & prdich a 50 a CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT. Fanart, April 24—6 P.M. Baraapstvrrs.—The flour market was a shade firmer to-day, andfrather brisker . Sales were made of 11,500 bbis. State and Western, 1,600 Southern and 700 Canadian, within our revised range:— 4 Ale Ji “a ‘ Pinowie®, Kavana—Hicous.—On Yburs {u; April 23, at the residence of the bride's pareele, by nov Bawa Re Joux Kavana to Many kumansra, G testis, bh ala of the oftiolah ig, ai of this city. MrMcKL, On Thursday, April ee at the Re- formed Dutch chureb, Little Fails, N. J. the Kev. J. ©. Oruckabank, ED. Mxneasso and Many " lomaniag of J. "Rincoa--Acame,—On Monday morning, April 20, by the Rev. Dr. Adams, James Microw Ruqua to Kumaumre A. G, Ancien, both of this city. SuLYE—Kyox.—AbTrinity chapel, on Thursday evening, ues 23, 1 by the ome, ¥ Y. Highee, assisted by the Rov. LAK und Luzauar B.y daughtor of prey sear ey fis ty. Bieri ‘Vousues—Banoms.—On Thursday evening, April 23, b; Rev. 8. A. Seaman, Orank G Woot te bacan . Bantiah, daughter of the lato James Kar nos. Dtea, Apama.—On Thursday, April 23, Lazer, the beloved wt pelatines ~ d friends of tho full relatives ap family are res invited to attond the funeral, thts (Saturday) f at two o'clock, from 124 Warerioy place. ‘Washington lease Copy. Baxwert.—On + April 24, of inflammation of the lungs, Canouive, infant daughter of Wm. C. and Caroline W. Benvett, aged 9 months and 18 days. ‘The relatives and friends of the family aro invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of her parents, 27 Weet Twonty-firet mer, on ie Sunday afternoon, at one eo ary oy Sop = DusKa.—At Boston, suddenly, on Wednesday, April 22, Winszam Ruvus BLAKR. bin ‘The funeral will take place on Sunday afternoon, at two o’ciock, from the Church of st, Foun the Evan. elise *aitwriaht Memorial), corner, of Waverley stroct, The relatives and friends tre reapecttully invited to attond Bakciay.—On Friday, April 17, of consumption, at the residence of his brother in-law, Colonel L. A. Whiteley, we Yroaninatagy 7 C., CuaRus K. Baxcuar, of Kontucky, ‘23 years. RM INGHAM, UD Friday, April 3, after a Hingering iu. nose, Kien O'K REE, of Mr. Birmingham, of the parish of Baltino, county veg Ireland, aged 43 years. veme friends and ives are invited to ate) ony funo ral,on Sunday aftervoon, at two o’clock, from’her late Fewidgnce, 0 West Forty. spas Lp 4, Bisosungdale y, Apri al Ly woe Lien ian iiatanes witnel Andiow Bleakley, aged 26 pee 9 months and 31 days. funeral will take plac hor Iate rosidence, No. 216 West Houston street, this (Saturday) afternoon, al o'clock. Tho friends of the family are respecttully ited to attend. Cow.ind.—At Orange, N. J., on beh yd —_ B, Mrs. VoLavow Cow1sna, in the 80th year of Hor friends and those of her gou-in-! on churcby Orange, Ney this the tunerd!, from fromm St. Mark (Gatarday, afternoon, at ono [t atreet at hall-past eleven o'clock in the ee. Ckraciont.—On Wednesday, pores 22, @ canotr on — attend the fuveral, from street, on Sonday afteruoon, at oue o'clock. will be convey: to Greenwood for interment, Connxtr.—On Friday, igi os & short illness, Mes. Bat a [A CONNELL, wi of Owen Connell, in the 57th year of h The relatives and etd 0 of the family aro ee to ‘attend the funeral, from her lato residence be alrg 4 street, on Sunday afternoon, at two o’clocic. "services ab the house. Cowsxs.—On Thursday, April 23, Maxcdnue Cownss, daughter of Ann and David Cownes. The friends of the family are respectfully invited to at- tend the funeral, on Sunday afternoon, at two o'clock, from her parents’ residence, as 4 a place. Corvive —On Friday, April 24, Mrs. Exo.y Corraa, widow of Charlies J. Copping, in the 534 year of hor age. ‘The relatives and friends of the family are respecttuily invited to attend the tuneral, from her lato residence, No. 53 atreot, this (Saturday) morning, at ton o’clock, without further notice. Hor remains will be taken River, N. J., tor interment. Cannery, » April 23, of cousumption, Mg cuaw, Carnny, in the ‘year of bis age. ‘The relatives and frieuda of the 1amily are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, this (Saturday) afternoon, at buif past one o'clock, from his late resédence, No, 37 ‘West Twelfth street. Du Foressr.—On Friday, April 24, Matrix, daughter of fartha KR. De Foreest, aged 16 Lieutenant John H. and months and 11 days. ‘The relatives and friends are invited to attend the fu- neral, from the residence of ber grandfather, John Skip- pon, sa. ie Nassuu street, Rrooklyn, on Sunday after- half-past three o'clock. one wkY.—Oa Thursday Pay hase Sy pnt wife of Capt. Warren Downey, in pra Sus her ago. The relatives and friends of tthe family are respectfully ate ationd the funeral, from Ker into reakionce, Broadway, junction of Wiison street, Brookjyn, E. D. this i (cay tn afternoon, at two o’clock. , of ‘pearlet fever, om Friday, April Phe Joun Lager Stange, 200.6 of Joba J. and ann Eliza Van Daison, aged + years, 8 months and 0 days. hel eer A ‘of the phcwead are requested to attend the funeral, on Se from No. 15 , April 24, Danis Geer, in hisage. ‘The relatives and friends of the family are invited to attend the funeral, trom his late residence, 158 West Six teenth street, on Monday at two o'clock, with. out further notice. Harawox.—On Thursday Many Anne, the dearly Predelece as im the 34th yeas of ber age. Tho frieads of the family are respectfully invited to at- tend the funeral, from her late residence, No. 129 West Twenty-fifth street, this (Saturday ) afternoon, at 1 o'clock. The Temas will be taken to Greenwood. ‘JeWwELL.—At Petaluma, California, on Thursday, Mareb 27, after @ short and painful illness, Guorae C. Jew, in the dist year of his age. Vermont papers pious copy. Keuxy.—At Greenpoint, on Thursday, April 23, after a 4 iliness, Joun Kauumy, aged 6 years and 6 months. friends and relatives of the family are Pe pd invited to attend the funeral, on ben mes AG sidence, No. 66 Huron street, avenue and Frautlin street, without further Lewwxy.—Suddeuly, on Thursday, April Mic@axt Lemxuy, in the 44th year of his age, a native of the coun- ty Carlow, Ireland. ‘the fritnde of the family and those of his brothers, Edward and John Sennen, are ingen requested attend the funerl, this ata at To'eock, from his late residenc feat Thirty-binth streot, near Ninth avenue. McDoxaty.—On Thoceday evening, _ 23, M4 a auative of Kings county, Ireland, aged 40 7ethe friends and acquaintances of the family, and those of her brother.in law, Lourence O’Brien, his sons, James and Stephen, are invited to attend the oe without (urther nutice, em afternoon, o'clock, from her late residence, 186 Kast Turiy te ‘fourth street. April 24, of diptheria, MecLrov.—(n Friday worn! Euzarera Inveso, daughter of Dr. &. B. W. and Sarah B. , aged 4 years, 6 months ‘and FY days. Mucivoy.—At Glenwood, L. |.,om Tuccday, A consumption, I. 8. Harrison, Nawen River invitation. 11 21, at Mrs. Ropers, of consumption, Ceantas Maatvor waged 2 years, 6 months and 7 days, First Sergeant Ninety-firth it. som. —On Thursday, April 23, Maxcaker Mason, aged 7 . the relatives and friends of the family are invited to attend the funeral, from Canal street church, corner of Greene street, on Sunday afternoon, at two o'clock, whence her retnains will be taken to Greenwood Ceme- tery for interment O'NenL —On Searetey, April 23, Epwarp O'Nmu1, 0 — ao |, County Tyrone, aged Sart friends and acquaintances are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, this (Saturday) afternoon, Chi o'clock, from the resiience of John , corner of ‘Third avenue and Thirtieth street. Owswe.—On Wednenday April 22, at his residence, consumption No, 43 Christopher street, Guonce Wi was own, na ‘williaen Sea teas Dente opere picees copy. O’Kxare.—On Thursday 2, Jauns O’Kenrr, on. ise aP atimanone, couniyFippersty,treluna, aged “98 se ne ay ae be Twenty second cullen, count) Jobo Kyan, this city aged 61 Fors. Boston and Iu! copy. Fares. —On Wriday A a, ye eg Jour J. Frmmune, age! jae ears, 6 months and ‘The friends of the (amily are reapectfuliy tend the funeral, from bis iste residence, No. 160 Mott , corner of Grand, on Sunday afternoon, at two Sommaxprae —On Friday, Aprit 26, tps a ot of John B. and Pamelia Somer ind aged 1 Year, 1 month and 19 days. ™ The “Tin petemnendnate invited to attend [ay on Sanday afternom, at two o’clock,, from the residence of her parents, No. 114 Basox street ‘Swow.—On Friday, agit br ay! of infam- mation of the bowels wife of Joseph P. ae ot eS years ont | See, formerly of Faruord, fil Conn. ‘The friends of the dg hope oy vited to at tend tho funeral, from Se ion erty. sesre street, o8 on Suaday afternoon, ge “gat Ten Excx.—On Ybureday, Apel 23 om, only congas of William and ia Ten ‘ware io the 1h year of The rend of tn 0 are vied to ayend te fue aed td AE J Bowery, a10b, 3, 33 street, Brookiyn, on Sunday afternoon, ball Houses ja interest o'clock. By Jamon ." er Vaw Conriamyr.—At Pittefietd, tier ‘Tages sory brie. house and lot, 76 Pacific street, in +00 Amity 9. Brook’, 2109 4,700 | second Axe M., wife of P trond danghier "ot K. Die Hunter's Island, in the 24th year Wasmxcros,—On The yo" April 23, Mth year of bie age. reistives: "4 friends of the family are invited foners), thie (Rat age a three rom the rendenee of bie gon, No. 91 Fourth sa4 on Eridey AgeILDA, of Airtberin, cal # a i f ES 2 i i APRIL 25, 1863. | | | Tee #3 or im Bergon streot, between Grand and Classon avonu me day (Saturday), at tweive o'clock (OL¥.— OB evening, April 23, after « ard painful ciety pester ote of John ©, Mary A. Wolf, aged 5 years, 7 months and 10 days. ‘The relatives, friends and Sandy Hook pilots are re- apectfully invited to attend the funcra!, on Sunday after ‘oon, At One o'clock, from No, 6 South Sixth street, Wil Mainsburg. Wours,—At Flatbush, L. gon Friday, Apri! 24, Guoxan bi 3h MISCELLANEOUS. Aroriet ORIGINAL ‘sronvr THB SUNDAY DIsraTon For this week CAprit 20), Wilt contain the opening chapters ¢: ts original story of (at tense tntercst my CAPTAIN 34 ACK; BLAOK nowthit OF GP ray ronusr, — nae W., son of William Worts, formarty plato printers, aged | rom the peu of OHA z wpines of 32 yours. “Alte Drayton,” & ined poking i= His friends, and those of his father, are respectfully in- ory will be found superior to an, sroeusiina US ‘the Sunday aftes which has appeared for ygurs It th vited to attend the funeral, on BOO, al kwo reader ut the outset, afd we will defy a Wisi from pecusing it to the end, The opening scens ls one Of the most graphio and car conceive o'clock. Flatbush avenue oars leave every fifteen minutes from Fulton forr; of, ‘The inte rtednew ____ MISCELLANEOUS. the former olny, enacts ree monn | the powerful A ot enot ‘naiaw Warfare will always. to the Amel ‘ |, Possess more or lems inte) \radislons wi Puavon's coc, Have 'eorne dow to us Teeperting the wid chan PHALOW’ +4 ‘of the Red Man, the associations which gluser arou ZHALONS COON, thes is pumanchion, with the saris saleen ol sue onanegy sows Oot, Au! combine, and wit! coutiniy to do wo fur centuries Wo corn, PRALoNS Soern to inveat ever, ad with romantic interest ERALOWS OoGrN, Universal curlosity exhibited ia this city ouly within a, fow PUALSNS Sais SUS et re ona’ ue” Bas" cutie oir prey mt The very airy OR DEO: ED COCOA NUT OIL, the Hed Man have frequently boon guilty, Ula QR DEODORIZED COOUA NUT OIL, prisoners, the modes of tor 3 BED mint COOOA NUT Sit glut their vengeance upoa thee COCOA NUT OF us shudder to read or beat ge PROBORIRED 000A NUT OIL, m, saves to sticast rateer that repel public ‘fattontion te 3 pEopoat 134 COCOA NUT OIL, | any well arton narrative of the startling Incidents in thelr ODORIZED COCOA NUT OIL, ory. re is no cloud without & silver . a OR DEODORIZED COCOA NUT OIL, | there Ieno pleuire, however dark, not some brlght FOR TEE BE feature. “Bo wih teeTodian. Ht he never forgives ag te FoR sna aay Jury, he never forge a favor. If he his word, Be | FoR nid ere? dove fails to redeem it Gan as much be said the white | a HA Principal Depot $17 Broadway. maut The le bright side of Indian character 4 happily i | POR THE HATE. — aulthor in the portraiture of the fadina van pi | in imetotte ta LIGHTNING and the famous warrtor rie FOX, Ou THe HAIR of whone deeds are now recorded in li Wall 1S ithe ners. of the wory, must apeak for timanlt aM. Bi 3 30 CENTS: the reader will wot be aM ee ee oa Ma nd him tue swore enotay of the whole Indian Fase. ay DP OMNES ‘This week's DISIATCH will leo contain on 30 ORNTE. a 3 ae Two QuOST BrORTES. SMALL BO? iN, “ONLY AN IRISH GIRL.” LARGE BOTTLES 50 01 i » ETH OF PRISON WALLS. ie Borie 8 Sear nae hated Yo Pécoon 4 re BOTTLES $0 CENTS, A MISTRESS ATTEM TO POISON A TREAL OF RADETAKY (with portralty Lane i BOTT! HARSH ESE B SER OUR WEEKLY GOSSIP (epicy). FOR SALE EVERYWHERE, i PRESERVE ‘AND IMPROVE THE HUMAN HAIR. The enly articte discovered bo rometing the hoalte id RDBR WIL WILL OUT. strong cat ie aig ana fi tia bales ‘rich and glosey si “Bead itt by ua 2UON's COUIN, and wo recon. Toetasesit tegen oe ts Mesara. PHALON have hundreds of teers from those Amusements os bende Ticee An who have used. the osu wad are daily try, Sketcbos, GI ‘ac. from add parts of the countr; Tho. re putation, Destro ot as & FIVE CENTS. the Mesure. Phalon Ine euiicient guacantee of its good. qua ‘Office Li Frankfort street. Ittes, ““Howon sale by all news agents, A NEW NOVEL. HARPER & DLOTHERS, lin aquare, New York, a ile To ui tabu. ‘The plot of tia ferior to that eo Coilina, while the cl OUBAND BEVRI wal roga, 7a0 ROM ar LD. BABSFORD's, Cooper Inatituie, ear SAVING OF 20 PER CENT, BY ‘B.D. pasaron 8 Groot Bathar, Coy ‘Cooper Tnetitute, SK VOR DAVI® BYR COFFER—THK FIRST ANTHO- SVS “4 A. matrucied wt on » skill hardly in- | drawn with yreat firmness and deiaion. whole ine is ¥. DAVES & 00.. 148 Bowery snd vigorous, and tho; elemout entern Inryoly into the sory, there te nothing of that morbid vein A ROMATIO. 1 POHMARTS, ae ' . m WARKHOUAE. sri hares at Morelia. ie Aes age ala cantata a a Fr aS one, of my bonded stores ow HARPER & BR Chiat sa ca eat gy agaiheedt paren atherien:: Fran! aquare, New York, boot, keepers and ate families wit site eau fina tne te ale the any ot rte re. peng ‘ie KINGLAKR'S CRIMEAN WAR. The Lnvasion of the Oy A RRR, im, and an Aooount of By y aiexansar Wi eee dawn cated Pegh ee Tees RIDGKWATER PAINT, FOR COT, B. a'Daiax NIGHTS WORK A Talo. By i Cia Hoe B outside work, de.,cnean'and durable. aga ee &e. Bro, paper, Te boa a | pale “Sylvia's Lovers,” ‘alary Barto,” (ones, BY BUNIOND. LINVRRTED NAILA, ENLARGED ‘ll diseasca of then {ACHARIE, Serge HUNTING rkom 0 NATAL TO ie ZAMBE once, ng Lake Neami, the Kalauart De: gy, Dr a ry * By W Charies Baldwit Chiropoctiat, way. \o physicians and sur ‘Map, fifty spirited Hiustrations, aid geons of the city, a TaN dee et Deron sete your MAGAZINE AND REVIEWS BELVTA'S LOVERS. A Novel. By Men Gaskell old paper whon you can unt f axon Yor thos, erin ei eee = wr te “phe retiree petra Arey tight at Last ry caeet hee for, ale at Bro, paper, 80 cena jew Res SEA KINGS AND NAVAL HERORS, A Book tor Roya | FYE AND KARS DE “CADWELL, OOULIST, NO. 36 Wy Joho G. Kagar, author of “ilstory Cor Baya.” Bos hinod Clinton place, Zighth roadway hae foe SiS Gt" acolo Masts tw Sat | Sonu" Bc hn trp og namin o rt Ls gg hg me he ee and’, Soha injon, Otlice hours from) A. M. wd P.M. HARASATHY'S GRAPE CULTURE AN! No, | JM PHE LEADER OF gaTURDAY. ac. Oulture and Wine Maki ee tenn cial I Ruths oF mi ks BYRNE, Gi report the Commissioner to investixate the saricultire of Korope a especial re! erence to the pro- nets of Cailfornl Harassby. With numer Seer cokes yo om faa ee be eee Ba A First Latin een a Repentance pee Borate oC oreek 5 end Aye Fenecd sacl, igi ae ne York. "timo, Oto Binding, conta, ior sekviok BOF FRANOE, CHEF BE marth ye orn A +} a or "RNIGIE te fivery esta aid oy tinct ae, vlna. Jom MARES 4,88) scroumes capinet FURNITURE, 38 AND 3% FOURTH STREST, ae Flexi! OuNERAL BUTTERFIELD ¢ OUTPORT DUTY. Camp Northweat corner of Broadway. und Outpost Duiy for Tafa ith Standing Orders, pad Mutracts from the Revised Maguiaone forthe Army; | _ ‘The large nd, pala Parnire be Roles for Ma Te tor Nolsiee ‘sna Dutien at | found im'tho elty. ‘very beat weil eeanoved Otticers, Bi; et Buttes Major General Volun- | selevied materia 4 trove 5X Mehtet of sia to. Geuoral Hooker, Ap. | the immediate supervision of the Proved by tne War m0, Fleatbie Uloth, 6 sambense of manufacture bas reare BARRINGTON. Author of | | Also a large assortment of “Gharies 0” Matty, " ere a Sheciee Fitzgerald,” Ke ripe Martine niture now rwady of Oro’ “Maurice Tierney “Phe Dodd Family Roroed,” “One ot Them: de Aes be.’ 'Bro, Paper, W cente Lat OYMNARTICH — Rs, rine xB 1c Academ: MY DIARY NORTH supe ‘Bout 0 Rea! By William Howard | wilt pen tor jadien, fatallles, and children, Gro, Ve Maye at sao oss Any of the above books i] a by mail, postage free, on re- LELLAN, | crincuf the price M* Pe BB BALLS mauris TO ANTIBTAM; A , THE LAMENT or a Fama, wuAT ite DID ies ae eek wat He DID. rh ACCOMPLISH, bd ° ® e ® non Witenes. 2 GN EK RIE Esp, hin, 9p 8 Sold cerry whore, BINOLALI TOUSEY, 121 Nassau sieves, PH TERR. or Wholeaale Agent. Long years have I wandered unfettered and free, —— ‘And bitten the young and the ol Rowe 4 Ravwond And laid in the couch of the ret Invented wy t Pond wf Ang In their business, v1 F magnificent stock of FIRST CLASS MILITARY CLOTHING, From which officers of any giade, from a leutenaat . Won brigadier gooeral, ran provide thamavives with Ui- >; forma of the reguiation pattorne at « MUCH LEMS COST ‘Than if made to order, and equally elegant bs wo our tribe ore mankind, bat will kill all n worme, viaet bugs, he. Lyon's Mag to rate ond miles, Bett eerie. A A 900 semixa MEDIC! INE. is . 8—T—1M0—x. DRAKE'S PLANTATION BITTERS. ‘They purify, strengthen and invigorate. They create a healthy appetiin. ‘They are on antidote to change of water and diet. They overcome effects of dissipation and late hours, They strengthen the systems and eniiven the mind. ‘They prevent miasmatic snd intermittent fevers. ‘They purity the breath and acidity of the stomach. They cure Dyspepsia and Constipation They cure Diarrhera, Cholera, and Cholera Morbus. They cure Liver Complaint and Nervous tleadacke. ‘They are the best Bitters in the world They make the weak man strong, and arecsbausted natures groat restorer” They are made of pure St. Orolt Rum, the orlabrated Call saya Bark, roots and herbs, and are taken with the pleasure Of s beverage, without regard to age or Ume of day. Par Ucularly recommended to delicate persone requiring « gentle stimulant. Sold by eit Grocers, Droggists, Houle and fa looms. P. if Se 400, % Central Warebous, I and 125 Fulton stress, roadway store, 214 Brostway. REMGYALJAREA. OWLER, | KIETLAMD 00. Will remove ow the Lot of May from 266 Hroadway to READE erie aA cg O'd oiabliah ment, and wilh tft BLOCK FROM ELM TO CENTRE STRERT. OUNTAINS, VASES, GARDEN ORNAMENTS AC. AC, eche s Kitebro Ranges, and a general amortment of House Keeping Ariicies. SP. $1 AND ORT “[TrLonaritic ALYMARET.— yon hove longees, toe instructions 1 will give you, tee tae any other TENG WiLL. Mouet Bridgea, T° LIQUOR DKALERA —A THOROCON Exrent ti the manufactare of a1) kinds of liquors will wend rostpes, for Lhe man ufarte q Kiet, suerry, Port and other Brandy, ‘avon the 6 mubliaher for ; At if sorapan Nove No 116 Nasann stroet, M, ¥, svn TL CAMPBELL, ““TOO LATE FO CLASSIPICATION, ANTED, | oy A SMALL SIZED or w bay Asie avenne D cared tn ‘ime, iota ‘compistela one Omnis vik v ie in y ri ns payer, The Tllsatratone are trom Mm ELEGANT ay ro AY i they ork printed out busty es —— AL ON, Patetines at Ave . Senos A BROADWAY. GIMBREDE'S WEDDING CARDS. Monorrama, Albams, the three corner Envelopes, iv “p iohtoher, ‘Age mreet Parlor Malt. 4. | rumen rope, Se | Saperion rosewond Ros srioe romewond inarole top Dainast and ip Pe Pre At bon of Bow Paper, Aw Be scnplia prom SUTLERS “AND WEWHDEALERS supplied prom ply with eee area Sy j ay] carte Ge ‘ed wt tckn s WANOK ER Mh hon etree soni Be Lace Contasns, ret Poripot Candelabras, eit carved as a Vreurh Betstoads, marvie Drweatn, and weekly new Comm worte graph albums, de ea teen rg Bete Paltinesrs enameliet Bedroom Bulle, manoprer hefes ond ‘Obarre, Fer: | Kish Chairs, Reakere, a: ir it, | stripes ropa’ ek carved om | Pb tlenaen Taide, rose eon Canteen eoretmry “Fro om [- Ware, our ful tee one Br 4 lie, Coes, he, elegant Medallion sir one faeege is, Oietothe, he wogetiver omorsime nt oh Rahen Bor rmiare, with whieh the enle At thy y lock P.M. will be whe 8 QA ratings and 1 ie perviore. v7 « on Wie Hart, Momer # BR” RBON WHISKER <7 arr KENT sane WiieK EY DISTILLRRIMR This whi) bas been 4 by the goveromen' for bom ¢ main DY every drvagiat tn the rity. «ed Balt e Distileras, Kentecky or 4 Brondway NY. wy Ly ae VOLO FOR 3) CARTES DR ViniT ITH | Rpencer, Wotherspoon, Reade), Kininbock, Mieteonet ead J de « tor eoring for one dollar 7 eRe " eho “a being 5 yin wal. the most ie pe Bath, “afer Cone | bent fre voaal formiture fuitioe ot wee of Prinee « on Friay. Ma I Tee mony be oMtnined at the often The eect neere, M ine ouree Dist mite at weet a inne HOUFE WANTED -BY & AMALL FAME eee ove 5 ern at VICHOR Re ie We Creators DAT" Ro , 3 CasT pees towed saree ONT BLL YOUR BOOKS FOR rd Pare 4 Ld Sa had bf aidressing Merehant, box Mi erait oes. Urares, van ph eis, magarines — ore 2, pooee, A, Q 7 B eyt a THE sPoRTAM, T've Pee eon Pid ee ote al, ehh MPibcat BROTHERS. 119 Naatee oy Sant Beotinas, GP aE AES, Te peperee. a2 | | OEE teenage |S PORTAL Lay COPPTOUAL A Tht. ie ABT AA“ Fees On revel. Ovum, fovea’ Nt Raman wiser, how Wr