The New York Herald Newspaper, April 23, 1864, Page 5

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NEW YORK HERALD, SATURDAY, APRIL 28, 1864.—WitH SUPPLEMENT. “~ mS ew axbling Act im the Senate. ‘Akpown in the trade as pea coal and dust coal, a duty of 3Bre cents per ton; provided that, in case of contract &f | wrodifioation of the Senate Amendments to the Metropolitan Police Bill, and Its Final Passage. eyois Taousod ble eo ou tbe ox wd” The Charity Bill and the BiN Extending the Term of Office of the Tax Commis- . ‘tha Passed in the Senate: The Bquanbic Qver the City Tax “Levy, Bory Ren hee Axnany, April 22, 1864, THE GPATE MILITIA TO RELIEVE THE REGULAR TROOPS IN THE HARBOR DEFENCES, ‘The rumors in reference to the call of the War De- partment upon Governor Seymour for the State militia grew out of intelligence received bere from the War Department that State troops will be received by Genoral Dix for guard and other special duty in and around the harbor forts of New York, during the ab- sence of the volunteer forces recently stationed there. ‘The Governor has tendered to the War Department the ‘use of the militia regiments for the defence of the forts sround New York avd elsewhere on the frontiers. He thinks this desirable, as well to relieve the regular troops detained within the State for such purpose as to afford the National Guard a desirable opportunity for drill and practice. THE INTEREST ON THR STATE DEST. The Governor sent into both houses a message this evening, protesting against the policy adopted by the passage of the resolution paying the interest on the State debt im currency, on the ground that It will depreciate State stocks and injure Me. Amos (rep ) of Va., contended that such a Eber cacao | Mr Morais said the consum) would not be re- peor It was the cheapest article of lizht in the world. Mr. Morrill’s amendments were adopted; and also one Chat oil produced by the distillation of coal, — Or shale, exclusively, shall pay fifty cents per re Kaagon ollered an amendment taxing orn, petro- foum one dollar per b: Ado, ted—55 against 43. — duty on lege commonly called wood screws, to ten per cent ad valorem Woy ounce laying a tax of two dollars sont po on ‘arti idcial mineral water, soda pari water ‘and all other beverages need toe a tke par - Tei ir in botties or from fountains, was reduced from redesuie mseea vance: ir. James 0, ALLEN, (opp.) of Ill., moved to increase apne tron from one dollar to two doilars per tou. said the tax proposed was entirely too small. Mr, Moonumap, (rep.) of Pa., remarked that the manu- + Pacturers were perforiy, willing to bear their share of the “burden. hey asked for no exemption. Fierce ‘that the duty on the foreign article would be in. in the tariff bill. Mr. Svevens said the duty on tron was double what it apa gg eae ype wl kinds three or four imes as much. Iron was taxed higher then apy other tole, . COX, of Ohio, said, all thi dered, se De Copp.) of Odio, Hag oN ‘considered, lp yee + rsa tial ) had the credit of the State, He recommends a reconsiders- '. SOOFIRLD | colleague (Mr. Stevens’ ‘voted % tax itlanmnineiaggeele entsba and aft per caste tion of the action of the two houses, ond that the inter mNeTeUTIONS. ‘The vote by which the Senate bill authorizing the banks of the State to organize under the United States Banking law was lost yesterday was reconsidered this morning, and the bill that passed the Assembly was substituted in its place, and read the third time and passed. This disposes of itasfar as the Legulature is concerned, It now goes to the Governor, and the. genoral impression is that the Governor will take bis own time {n copsidering {t,and when the lawmakers leave here will,-in a veto message, show up the whole system of the republican party in trying to exempt the property of moneyed institutions from taxation, and to throw ad. ditional burthens on the farmers and real estate owners of the State. Me. oor proposed four dollars per ton. con WoopsRipas, (rep.) of Vt., opposed the amend- ‘mont. ‘THR OMARITY BILL. Pending its consideration the committee rose. House adjourned. ‘The bill making appropriations to the charitable insti- tutions passed the Senate this morning. The only amend- psy case patel after it le‘t the Assembly was an the appropriation to some of the hospitals The. Asem bed et. be called upon to vote upon the amendments bef Dill can be sent to the Governor POLICE SALARY AND SUNDAY LIQUOR LAW. ‘The committee of conference on the Senate amend- ments to the at eos wood Police bill have come to an the two houses, and Shas me eee in fo, and the or tron, any day of public lection, withig that part sald a Bo ie within the cities of New York and a fof fifty dollars for each offence. to, be su for and recov e name of the Treasuier . of nd. Of selling liquor on Sund.ys virtually the same as it stands now in the laws of the cable to the whole State, with the exception of prosecuting the fines for transferred from tho Dis- pel 11, 1804, {or brdach of arrest nad babivea! drank: Loe are after the resumption of specie payment. The concurrence of both houses with this report of the con- ference committee setties the question, and puts an ond tothe controversy over this bill, much to the relief of the friends of the cag force. zs surene ra. ‘The bi Bg whey opriations for the deticicocies of the State been Ener yr back aod forto between ‘two bow boveee for several days pst our or five ggg committees have been appointed, = all |. They have finally reached a settioment of all but one item. That is the extra compensation to the clerks of committees in the Sevate of one hundred dollars, and over that they are quarreling. the Assembly committee refusing to recognize the rig i howe ge to favor its own clerks above those iu the Assem! Lieutenant gerd so ~ fee La pal Soc ‘ily ry dat apr, 804, wit neo a pay ond’ Lieutenant oo) mee car, i ‘Unity fourth Ohic h for desertion "Gocved Eloutonant Jota 6. Howard, Forty-sizin Obio ‘Volunteers, to date April 11, 1864, for ‘drunkenness. Tho following officers, to date March 21, 1864, for the ,Causes mentioned, baving been published’ officially, and ‘ tailed bs maseig Detoret the commission :-— RSENCR WITHOUT LEAVE. Captain J, H. Baker, First United States sharpshooters. FOR IMIROFERLT SULTING, 4 SNOB. , Captain James A. Harris, Fourth Ohio cavalry, and ania 8. A. Clark, Firth ‘Independent battalion, Obio cavalcy, AOSENOR WITHOUT LEAVE FROM CAMP PAROLE SINCE JANUARY i Second Lieutenant Lewis’ Custer, Ninth Obio Volup- Roors. ‘ . Drsmissat, CONFIRMED. ‘ Tho order revoking the dismissal of and discharging First Lieutenant William T. Worrall, ei United States 1p been revoked id the dismissal of a orrall, to date March 33,1 1864, has been con- Colonel Jenn Bescon, Mrighth, Michigan ‘cavalry, and LJ 5 Captain A.C. Stockton, High Mihigay ar Navalty, ) date [April 15, 1864, with lors of all pay and allowances, for a false and fraudulent accounts against the ‘gov: - @romen! jai lant Ste itn tS Sees creat Beles afl create in ontr that b (Kaa ight 1{obtain a local bounty to which he was not First Lioutonant Willlam P. Oftmy, First Dela rary, to date Apel Li, 1804, for druckeatees, ns The Pustor oot Bt Cartaie, fimoth M. Wileor, Third ‘Missouri a ', to date March 26, 1i gad neglect lect ia the performance of Lis cog tas been one: firmed. H stand divided, and wall probably et ‘the very last thing before the adjournment. ‘FAX AND ASOKROMENT COMMISSIONERS, The bill extending the term of oifice of the Tax Com- missioners in the city of New York came up in the senate for a third reading this morning. Mr. Fields made two motions to recommit and amend, both ' The Assembly, after concurring with wy? amend- ments io Dilg, went into the Committee of the Whole on low it levy, Dalenee’ of the worsiog seesiem. oa the bi ‘A contest a DISMISSALS REVOKED. ae toree hundred thousand ordors of dismissal cases have been to be anoually. The party taking the eric caw am, tirwnen cunt aon n | SER SRR TIO ede ncaa a mi baatry. % ‘Birra be im | Gone through with when the committee rose and red ‘ sverny aaeers. Swe ‘Twentieth Connecticut Vol. | Progress, and the bill was made the special order for the fanteors, and he bas boom honorably discharged as of the | *ernoon session. order of dismissal. Sue arversece sueston of the sncuibiy ae taltee ep ja Captain EP. Boas, Twentieth Iiiinois Volunteers, satia- | Consideration of the city tax levy. salary to the factory evidence having been furnished Charge | members or the Common Comncil was stricken which he was dismissed wag out, and’ several other items cut down in -aixth [iltpots Volunteers, | ® Sort of indiscriminate way A number of Teed, oe Caplin F. in, Beventy: | items were added for different purposes, ‘which ‘th [lltoots Volunteers, and he has been ‘ie. ene ae a thousand dollars, ta of the date of the order of diem! for the Roman Catholic Asylum. Mr. Iagrabam succeed- Hosphs! Chaplain John A. Spooner, United States od i eating Show a ere ee added for oy gia gy Th = part of tue “ne amount for cnet loss a eng ey etl Bihod, ‘Toe fevy was finally ordered to third reading: Collins, third Todiana Volun: | 9, = wo _ sar ane porianese having been furnished that | 44! bw ponte vo om Agee s had its BEY acven,puipanen inane vow | «Tstecns tas et Mans "tar sean w ry fa isPorely oy Ait sega Committee of the Whole, and substituted a mew bill ' for the House bill, which is much shorter than the latter, ‘The elective system of officers was retained, algo one beer held since, ee, and no a changd hag me over 'y are to report, a8 s00n as Fa} an tpportaniy ta or of Mr. Low. baving bis and against Mr. onting —-. ees oF WAR A conference of war democrats of this "Biato was held last evening, at which arrangements were made for the more effectual organization of thas wing of the Union Ey The ies were nes Pane it it is under- thata ittee on Organi Jou was le comprising ie the aly ot legen E yu as MOLITIA BILL 16 The Multia BI till come ep ta tbe A ‘Aseerbty. ‘this evening on the question of concurring with the Sonate amend- ments. ‘There was a long content eee scecgimetinn and Mr. Crooke, irman> of the 2 tailtia Committee of memene finally moved that the q that it would be imposible for the Senate : soprecat be the Capoten. and he did not desire the appropriation this time, wan. country io its present eat noaitione was an eation oak et ee ste Me'calied into nore ice. .The motion fo concur was floally carried Ay a some vote, aud the bill was sent to the Governor for bis gp. SVRNING SESSION OF THE ASSEMBLY. q Several bills were read the third time and passed in the Asaembiy this evening. Among the number were Mr. Benedict's School bill and the New York city tax levy; algoa bill relative to the Commisstovers of Emigration. ew BUILDINGS—A SENATORIAL ROW, The main portion g the evening session of the Senate was taken consideration of the bill rola up in tive to the erection of mS. Cay buildings. The debate was exceeding), gly sp and grew personal towards the last. Nearly a tho Senators Participated in the discussion, and, take it altogether, it was one of the most spicy occasions of the Sonate, Souators were charged with being candidates for Governor and aspirants for other positions and forth uatil, foaily by were bandied back 5 passa ssage at arms occurred li, The former, evidently Detween Sonators Folger ‘and embittered by the offect of the working mou's indigna- tion meeting held here last night on on the bill to prevent strikes, assatied Mr. Bell by insinuations that he, as ‘chairman of the Finance Committee, had reported in favor of raising more tax than necessary. This was handsomely answered by Sen- ator Bell. Senator Folger again rose and ip: oualed that Senator Bell, if be could not got through by "fair means, would by unfair ones, aod also that be defeated the voice of the Senate by ie eecan reports, This charge against a man like Senator Bell caused quite a sensation. Mr. Bell, however, replied, and stated that the Senator bad been dealing in insinuatinns, avd be now demanded the charges aud specifications, He called upop Senator Foiger, if he know anything wrong in bis action, ae aud state what it was, that it micht be met. ie emir no reply to this. He saw that be Bed gos his tin, and desired to back out. pi og ful aoe of he of the session. The sy’ pathy and feeling of the Senate were plainly with ate. Bell, as between ‘the two Senators. ‘The bill was finally ordered to a third reading. SWINDLING VOLUNTEERS. The Assembly dill relative to swindling recruits of their bounty money passed the Senate this evening: t > Clty gence. FIRE IN ANN STREET—LOSS SBSTIMATSD AT ABOUT TWENTY THOUSAND DOLLARS, BTC. Between four and five o’clook on Friday morning a fire broke out in the four story brick building rear of No. 45 Ann street, occupied by William McKonz'e, machinist. The flames spread rapidly throughout the bailding, and notwithstanding the extraordinary exertions of the fire- men the whole of the building, with (ts contents, was destroyed, leaving ooly the side walls standing in a di Ispidated condition. Mr. McKenzie estimates his loss at $15,000; no insurance, The bul!ding was owned by Wil- liam Fuller, and valued at about $3,000 ; insured for pola in the Stuyvesant and Astor Insurance compan! The firemen worked manfully, and under the direstion “9 thetr able assisiant enginoers, Messrs, Acker and Perley, the surrounding property waa savod. from any great amount of damage. In the paper warehouse of H.C, & M. Hul- bert, Ne, 13 Peekman street, the stock was damaged a few bundrod dollars by water; iosured for $60,000 in the. following companios'—Rutgors, larket, Ki County, Phonix, Lamar, Humboldt, Beckman, Par Firemen’s, American kxchange, Kast River, ‘Croton: C. H. & A. T. Baxter & Co., No. 15 Beekman street, whole sale dealers ia paints, bad their stock damaged afew hundred dollars by water; insured as follows, to the amount of $59,500; in the , Exchange, Lonox, City of Ast Hartford , Empire City, cog Marks, Naseau, Park, Mavbat- tan, Montauk, New York Kquitabic, Firomion's St. Nicho- Jas, Croton, tna, Corn Exchange, Now World and East toto io becag sf bulldi iad iH. ged wholesale roggiat, shoot, ightiy damaged by water; insu: for $40, fon ge ine ies:— Relief, Yonkers, 5 owt aggro City, Northwestern, Home, Albany city, ibd ‘a. Vag captile, Hampden, wich, New wich. ‘The cause of the fre is st Fire Marsha! Baker and Captain Mills the affair under in- vestigation. Carrorz or Two Laras Wate Orr Saxpy Hoox.— Two whales of respectable dimensions arrived at Fulton market yesterday in tow of the fishing smack Riley. The monsters were caught off Sandy Hook, and measured over forty feet tn longth. The captors expect to realize forty barrels of of, The tails of theee leviath«ns, measuring fifiees feet in width, are on exhibition at the market. Presentation To Tux Coutector or tax Civ Revenve.— Charles EK. Loew, collector of the city revenue, was pre- prgevad hundred dollars, on Thursday evening. some bis friends. The ceremony took plice at femeen, ‘and, as usual 09 such occasions, ended with & sumptuous repast, toasts, speeches, &c. Fire at Ashi; Porihaw: ome 22, 1804. The steam sawmill of N. L. Wood uy, at ‘Ashland Pond, Me., was destroyed by fire last night. New Beatora Ol Market. uw Beovorn, April 22, 1864. Oll market quiet but poiters firm, at'$1 65 for sperm and $1 10 for whale. In sperm no transactions. In whale 700 Vbis sold for home use at $1 10. at Rock nd@ Burned. ‘Curcaco, April 22, 1864. The railroad bridge at Rock Island, on the Chicago avd Dixon air line, was desiroyed by firo iast night, Loss $10,000. Travel unimpeded. Ratiroad Br: Arrivals and Dep: AKRIVALS, Kixastor, J4—Steamship fa'ndin—Col Roumain and aon. @ de Cordova and Inds, WP Gan: 1 G Larvade, if Weener, °K Halze ning. J Fournier. C R Griffin, J hiid, @ Zagermann, L © Hiller, ‘tures. Hemember that Phaion & Son's “Night Mlogming Cerous” Je imitated by pretenders with worthless { 0 more like the peerless porfum: one ike the he prio eaves. _ Gee tot that the words w York," are blown in the vote Mail druggists. ‘spurious, Sold vy ail eony at the T ne te _ a See | tases, but prinelpally it may be att to gioct, ill health, Tudiacriniaate use of tooth pow dere Marrey ‘eNTOCKY, Bxraa pee eer 864. 75, bat iis, 63, 3s, 3 ae 66, oak os M4, 38. 64, 61, 6, 16, 59, steer yr 14.63 63, 28, 17, 76, 25. zB. Simmons & Co—an 63, a "ST, 4, 7, 52, 37,55, is, 67. Cease’ 194—0 A: 32,1, 34, 55, 69, 7, 17, 32, 72, 10, 43, 68, 19, 21, 63 Prens, & RB ; an & bey sel a 1, 18 18 a7 50, 00, ee 8 mo, 23, 6, 48 15,36, 68, 17, 34, 64, 40, 16, 36, 58, 22, 67, 78, 62, 30, 49 gers Prizes Cashed in Alt use ined Lotte gecand tion given. vee. GAtLno rt & BENJAMIN, }0 Cheataut Lon kell big Bo kt Lory Per a Ppa pent cacat alae Bet presse Cashed in All Legal Lotterics— °° P'S. SLETHON 2 00., 10 Wait street, X. ¥. tural Matier; Valuable reports of the Money, Commor. | ‘7° * the plesaure of the govorament, at aay poring not olal, Dry Goods, Cattle, Horse and Family Markets, and reports of all important and interesting occurrences of | until their redemption Ovo per cent interest will be paid ia coin, om bonds of notover one hundred dollars anavalty, Terme--Single subscription, $2 per year; three coples, | aig on ait other bonds emi annually, $5; five copies, $3; tom copies, $15. Single copicw tive tember in each year. The sem! fat those dates, and the annual coupons om the fifty and ong bundred dollar bonds are payable on the lat of March. MAILS FOR THE PACIFIC. ‘Tie Late Battic ut Pleasant Hill, La.— ‘The Success of the Union Forces © from the Rebel! States—The Latest News from Europe— Market Reports, &o., dic. - The steamstip Ariel, Captala Wilson, will leave this | port at woon to-day for Aspinwall. _ The matis for Central America and the Souts Pacific Swill close at balf-past ten o’clook this morning. ‘The New Yorx Heratp—Fdition for the Pacific—wit! be.published at hatf-past nine-e'cleck this.{Saturday) morning, and will give an interesting account of the late Battle at Pleasant Hill, La., in which the Rebels wero at Giret partially successful, but were Gnally badly whipped ‘by the Union Forces, with s Map of the scene Of ac‘ion; Tateresting Intelligence from the Rebel States; Late and Important News from Europe; Aocount of the Explosion on board the gunboat Chenaugo in New York barbor; Reports of the condition of the New York markets, with accounts of all interesting evonts of the past week. Single copies, in wrappors ready for mailing, six cents. as they may prefer. Registered bonds are reoordered on the books of the United States Treasurer, and: can be trans ferred only. on the ownee'a order Ooupoa bonds are pay. able 0, beneer;-end-are mare ‘coavenieat for oommorcia uses ($50), one hundred dollars ($100), five hundred dollars (800), aud’one thousand dollars : theirfoonds draw interest from March f, by paying the ac- erued faterest’ in coln—(or in United States notes, or the notes of national banks, adding Atty per cent for premium), or receive them drawtug interest (rom the date of subscrip- tion and deposit ae Oxrorp, Ind, March 7. 104.” Fayette COURIKi:— extract from the Richmond Whig, cut from recommending the government to naturalte the caltaaya bark, for the use of its sol; taxation: their value is increased from one to three per itecultivation of cent per annum, according to the rate of tax levies in va- ra! kc, Hereby hangs a — Know thle story by heart, but thereat trouble ie we can’t helj ng it. When'wo think we have. got some ‘from fichmond, it turns out ao bark every time, Hk goiting to be & perfect « eople eall you noth fe. Arn't you burting ‘Sut BT, 8e0—X, of | Clads ver cent interest In currency, end are of equal conve nience.asa permanent or temporary investment. id ‘kiin out here to Geliver a. lecture, he would At first we thought he ane Ww. certali tt ‘be’ be has got everybody up here joc'ors, cl ym tor st—but T haven't heard t ink it all, but don’t, see the caligasa. Iexpect they will Ai in the next bottle. I'd like to know where the 8 comes in. Now, Mr. Editor, ive us seomethlog cine fm your paper Just fora rere ‘and of lige you ig bum his bitters—men, Hidren are said to m The joke ia thoy | to lenders as the various < y descriptions of United States bonds. Ia all other forms of | ne of Indebtedness, the faith or abilits of private parties or Ger stock companies or separate | ris! Complaints, Bae erase Ba nates of the Mears oe communities only is pledged for payment, while for the If we only knew the foregoi: id cee talely cond | i ima 8 case of Fiamatign ‘Bra ee miaontty be ‘the calisare te is there rod ar beh be ge Becat cated the solution ‘of roots ‘tnd herbs," rest {n cola. to any magnitude, on the same terms, and ere thus made ‘equally available to the smallest leader and the largest oa- me hervous affections, loss of appetite, a Catiatles of the in over ti a pitalist. They can be converted into. money at any moment, in in efferied. by the Plantae and the holder will have thé benef of the interest. furnishes a fund for like payment of interest on all govern. ment bonds largely io excess of the waata of the Treasury for this purpose. all preserved im pe own secret: but is most im N. B.—The Plantation B ters are particularly recom $4 te merchants, clergyman, ind taties of sedentary havi to the syatem ard bri 1 respectable “IN ROMAINE'S oRIMRAR. BITTRES is com; ‘ery largely of caltsaya, with a number of other rare medical ‘products of the tropics of Asia and Amert- yexhilarant top tonic or beverage in the world reaction ; bence for convalescent the debilitated and 1 jeasant bitter taste of pul pable exquisite flavor, Billed vo the pe refer to ee the scope of its medical powers. W. CHILTON & CO, Marble store, 22 Walker street, New York, For sale by all druggists. FROM A “CLERGYMAN. nwarg, June 18, 1863. ‘bitahed daily in this columa, as Fours amtermet Damien mam Wont. Mine etme Bixth National Bank of New York, Sixth av. and Broadway. Tenth National Bank of New York, 240 Broadway. New York Nationat Exchange Bank. 184 Greeawich street, First National Bank of Newark, N. J. Firat National Bank of Philadelphia, Pa Firat National Bank of Battimore, Ma First National Bank of Washington, D. 0. First Natiooa! Bank of albany. 1 WN. ¥. First National Bank of Albion, N. ¥. First National Bank of Butalo, N.Y. 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' Deatness, Impaired =e reaaing. pete Tomes signe, <* ‘The Best and Crcancse Nowspa: os ‘These bouds are issued under the act of Congress of March NOISB@ IN THR HBAD, Eee COs —_— » a ec + pe in foe on oorty the Country, ‘wad 8, 1864, which provides that im lieu of ap much of the lone OATARKUAL AFFECTIONS IM THR oa ~ Members bare ev. The Weemur Hxnup, ab authorized by the eet of March 8, 1968, to which this s a Seve pia St ee ssi Bren Be The State Militia Tendered od by the Gov- tours of the arday) moraing ye erg ae eng rina y ee Fi salinicess Smmnute “Ghssnam. . tea ot . f TOF tnR Ty loitering at strest corners or stana.'s eee et Come ernor for Garrison Duty. conclusion that a stampede | of the Battle at Ploasant Hill, La.,dventuating in the | borrow, from time to time, on the oredit of the United “uaa, ANE, OnereuTiCoNs oF ane no emat 6 lealae vided that sam” Sr shall not House ansouneeg | success of the Union Forcos and the Defeat of the RebOIS, | sia.se nop <a Pi SUSTACHIAN TUBE : Foquired "to take-out m ileense therefor. (a. °™sl¥® Torrow at twotve | illustrated with a Map of the scene of operations; Ad- besianepinn -——-yeptamees: 5-1 « CURED. ugbter.) The ameudmont was rejected. cgehgalal ~ ‘emourred fie to that | count of the Rebel Attack on to sion Forces at Piy: | fin ihe current Goat your, and to prepare aad l@4e} nous eye grnaso, ENED IM ONR wrN ious vcauog to the geoural proviseen and homece coy. | Mlossage of the Governor on soni H.C cepulting tn the Defeat oC the Rebate with | freter Coupee ond Raginered,, Bends of whe Unted | And orery eees of, tGbTiaty 178, ties Stier iioieedemantuctret sesame.” | the State Debt Interest artes |e ue ul ot tn | mn at Dts ender i at a |B Sma ine e ° ress. ee y te ea poll Br he dod sad ti 0, MET GaE Pantecs Ware Ges iaeaeet peta oA from taxation by oF under nip State or munigipal | ee —, uae x», ls . 3 jonas ice . vision after ing in committee that th ld not Latest News from Europe; Full A tof the Explosion | *'*bority. roflice. Ka FoR dy Poy Seth Ue ccs Geeatlion werd pecae, Moma Umlted Fos oteuer cn botra ine. Piasbry- wardraleey aig: Rl 2. aes ee eae See eg er ‘The committee took @ recess till seven o'clock, Pass.2g¢ of the Assembly pk Ene | 19s night, and authoritetively, coming direct ‘rom one of pevaetieny iy F : asian . nlcers Us alt kinds the } p the majority of the committee, that they would aot be + Powtry; Two oxcellont Stories; Facetim; Scien- | gotes or notes of national bank redeemed rity of the tood, Beta. } EVENING ARASION. ready to report for two or three days. A Apariy omaces hag | tie, Artistic and Literary rending; Important Agricul "I cog abt Ty em iervous Debtiny, iy Invdise ‘Hours in, frou A. Mf, wot 9 pe Peuda tite Syomete Hate from low foreheads or any part of the Body, Warranted af his new depot, 459 Broadway. dere’) Metallic Tapict Waxoe tare the sng toe a ‘Torky yeark Tod 3. & 8. SAUNDI ‘gator House / Highest Premtase 495 Broadway, Hew Hew York. ‘The intercst is payable on the first daywof March and Sep- Grover & Blastic Stitch’Sewing Mac! for tachinceaetan bemeta te a3 experieaced operators, sent G@. W. Green, 148 Nassaa Severe geese | onli to well BERS Oca Bat wi as Bubscribers will receive either registered or coupon bonds ove miles by Registered bonds wil be teaued Of the denominations of Moyt's Hiawatha Hatr Resto aor Atty dollars (860), one hundred dollars ($100), five hun- RaSTORATIVe dred dollare ($500), one thousand doltars ($1,000), five thoa- TOBATLVI sand dollars ($8,000), and Ten Thousand: dollars ($10,000), | eases oe eaican whinkere to tea and coupon bonds of the denominations of Atty dollars faabad a, AND OF UIE im BaD I thea Hs JONTAINING auuru meritorious or not, WW RRAN’ BRING ORIGINAL CO! ror bi to. ARP. ICATIONS. WARRANT THE HIAWATHA TO CONTAIN hint ned [Rinrions So to the hair orekie, but to be s the highest degre: benesial to both fovr's IMPERIAL COLORING ORBA! if JOSEPH HOYT, & OO0., 10 University place, corner Bighth atrect, Mow You, “Her Majesty” Champ aL Wine of, Bngla 000 canes fale, al 920 por'caso, W. l- WARD, Bt $1,000). Subscribers to this loan will have the option of having roome, thas enabling bath oa whether or rai As these bonds are exempt from municipal or State Hernta and Ruptare Baga sm ng. Saree. ‘This dangerous complaint ts now radically cured. over may be said by others to the contrary neiwitnatandtng. WHITE'S PATENT LEVER TRUSS rts of th , te one of the greatest {m . full of pia si greats ned a conatructed upon seloutiig prtnel Se At the present rate of premium oa gold they pay over 4 ota tet asee ejudices o! ca Sy qitlaceeren ‘teach ‘nie es ruse (8 % cord; action ard; Scommodat se ite to every movement of the be body, o Cures warranted. Bu ers aud Braces unrivalled. Pampblete fe free by sending & stamp. GREGORY & CO., 609 Bi 's AB Double potas form bry! Bate m.—-Rheumatien in its ist forma, le meaty ver Sores, the worst the Bicod, Be Its belioved that no securitios offer 60 great inducements gamption, fe 5 SEO of these and stmilar diseases, and it sitime the wh ‘bich can be reached dobta of the United States ihe whole property of the ountey | any, care which can be reached bp medicines If, ken say laholden tosccure the parment of both priactoal aud inte- | for $5.25 The is eold Vouly ef the principal depot PP so for Joany Byte Green seueerg enga for Sry oaemyen | anure eee! Geautlfutenrs of the Hatle a derseea rr) 4 tham Railway. which leave Haslem larlom bridge every rate during the day, including These honda may be subscribed for ta gums from $50 ap Important tae —— isi yprerh bool foe wounds,—The $100 bounty is ‘new paid. Apply bi Co ications “i blanks Re ows & 60. Ho. Rents Jeffers, le ¥ mrenareny-—Enaiee ane Children’s Bote, Stippers, Bows: AG. a. as Broadway. ‘The fact that all duties on imports are payabte In specie Au s five cents per yard. emer Fhuting Co., 927 ry: tween Tweaty first and Tweoty.secoud st: Upon the receipt of subscriptions a certificate of deposit therefor, tn duplicate, will be iasued, the original of whieh will be forwarded by the subscriber to the Secretary of the Treasury, at Washington “with o letter stating the kind (registered or coupon) and the the deaomtoations of bonds re- Bilon quired. ‘price of ve @ Upon the receipt of the original certifcatesat the Tres: | weaiam and Fine Clothing at Retatte< sury Department the bonds subscribed for will be tranemit. | A complete, stoce of rent monde, Sends, sonable for al Giasnos, at SCOTT'S, 142 Fulton street, near Broadw tod to the subscribers respectively. Badecriptions will be received by the Treasurer of the Tailed States at Washington and the Assistant Treasurers at New York, Boston and Phi'adelphia, aad by the First National Baok of New York, No, 4 Wall street. Second National Bank of New York, 234 st. ana Broadway. Logte.—“‘Burke on the A has always been considered good ints we decidedly ve seen rat to buy and to m ber. BURKE solls his ars quailty ot My Beaatital W 920. Graceful Oversacks, 4 ate om Prof. Alex. C. Barry’s Tricopherous Me to Com a ot os tt Shedrud, preventing ped hands ives and lips. Le my aed jm vies. = tien For preserving rhino the sin enuheclored Ues for press T £00. dp hed ail dragaiots I Bank of Dansviile Bs le, only by HUNT 133 phia; sold at 716 Broadway, al nk of Osw: 20. 5 Scoond National Bank of Us sao, Survey at @ Gla: ps ” WHOLE FIELD t-4 THE FASHIONS GENTLEMEN'S, MISSES’ “AND CHILDR! Te order to do this you are invited to visi meat of First National Bank of 5) First Ratioual Bank of Trop, NX. 4 rds of one hundred om “mplest form to say, thai a hauer he has an Least OA RTIONS FOR ALL ARS. comtats ould io Tast A AKD Fan could i suggest an addition to the chi va and Firat National tonal B: anna’ partment, and tt te believed that no faurto equip ber p be cuilaren satlafctorty frm 90 vat, worsifed an assortment. Tm the department of goa dress 803 Dust TY FIVE NEW STYLES, C which are ali special to the ee ORNIN, N No. 518 Broadway. Thank of Springield, Maes, iret National Bank of Bennington Vermoat First National Ban's of ticoal Bank of caruste. Pa. brook. Motion fait the children te Fine the polontll, whe nerever be may for in the city 0} " {4 the time being residg | 7 of He i] E Ban! ty mt at) hd Sodisix 0 ot i Mand se 1 ‘nal Bante 9¢ Mendvilie, Pas ordered that the. detendat recite permit sod utter euch 3¢ Mendviti, \ boy Fa jonai Bane of Seracton, Pa. visti it hiare to the bist if. amen, — 1 Bank of strasburg, Bank of Towneda, Fe Baok be Farkseebucg, W.Va. ird National ian ont Nationa! Bank of Lodi, Odio ot Oberitn, Obie. mouth, Ohie, On The Mother Can peonin g Upon Drs, Wine low's Soothiag Syrup to gtvereat fest and health to her obild. Tt aot only roiteven the child (rou (rom pala, but regulates the stomagh and bowels, © 9 win ad wind eotle, softens the gums, re dnces infaninavon, ead wiles: acry the tufwat safely Waeouge the critica pertod of teething tic Stock | &.—Mareh MRadioat Cate Truss Omise only st No. 1 Venay aireek, *oanre BATREL Broken Watton Sorel Wit stcoe, room Ho, 1 ment ‘i gat: Address to Smokers.—Polt Saree pe 80 Hats, 2995 _ttarters ae de Yao sovernta igm Cos- Bios eegien ee Ty Ph ot gold Toy alt rine tod Pitst Nationa’ os, of Gentlemen's Pie nk Of All Ye.who Suffer Hoadach dace, Teoth. picbincben2 e. l Firat ree Oe os hegbebr oe an SP rs Lut DRSRtrTIONS PE a De, Marshall's Catarth Snuff ts the at igual Baul of 104 For sale by ag 0. 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