The New York Herald Newspaper, April 26, 1864, Page 9

UPPLEMENT TO THE HERALD. NEW YORK, TUESDAY, APRIL 26, 1864. E28. EEEeE E Rdward Ee gine Justice) bad taken tbe Ditity of observirg to Judge that — was cape for & capital eonviction, be would be & competent juror. And the sai aid Cow A after baving Doce duly ia by ie affidavit of said eight as noene Sor al daly fed said Horace Greeley of Gers for him to show cause my person pon Pe A MER he s 5 ‘@0¥ pro; ‘a critainal woutempt, as Cesare due entries made at this term wey sad Sone Greeley. not having DOW; said Horace Greeley of its Intention to proceed inst him for a criminal contempt, it is now ordered by a oi }, and of its own heerlen t the I"! ‘wots Hn ‘Yorney of the county appear sai Court, that ap uly 2PP9 fort! Dow attach said Horaco Greeley to answer for a contempt, nd to the end that by due service thercof and due execution thereof tho said Horace Greeley be arrested by the Sheriff of the county, and bronght before the Court on the twenty-eighth day of April, one thousand @ight hundred and sixty-four. at oleven A. M.. to avswor the misconduct hereinafter alleged against him, and for av alloged criminal contempt on the minutes of ‘Wis Court as aforesaid, if answer he have. and as for a eriminal contempt; and it is directed by the Court that on making said arrest the Sheriff of the county of New York ‘Berve upon enid Horace Grosies « @ duly certified copy of ‘the affidavit of Mr. H. Picketts af on file, ante ‘alzo ‘@ copy of the affidavit of Fdward J. Knight aforesaid, on file, and exhibiting to said Horace Greeley the sorigtoals thereof, and also a copy of this the foregoing entry on ‘the minutes of the seid Court of Over and Terminer, now made by direction of the eee A aforesaid , now holding said Court, apd in open upon the said Horace Cer, GEORGE e BA NARD, Justice. Mr. Williams—I suppose your Honor would Rave no «b- Jectinn to take bail for Mr. Greeley to morrow. Jean ar- Fange it so that he can meet the Sheriff here at eleven ‘e’clock, when the attachment can be served and he can give bail in the amount set down by the Court. Mr. Hall—I have ngobjections, your Honor Mr. Gree- Jey can give ball then as well as at any other time, J sup- pose. Jodse Barnard—Well, let the defendant be hore, and I = a Dail in his own recognizance. ‘Wiliame—We shall be on hand, your Honor, about a mie before eleven o'clock, if that is a cbnvepient our. Judge Barnard—Be it £0, then. PROCESDINGS BEFORE JUDOE MARVIN. SUPREME COURT—EPECIAL, TERM, Arn 25.—In the matter of the Greeley contempt case, Mr. Wiiliams made ap appligstion for a writ of probibi tion, returnable at the sitting of tbe general term on Monday vext. The appitcation was based upon the affidavit of John C Shae, The counsel argued at somo lencth, with the view the ose out of Judge Barnard'’s hands and ape Poaling to the general term, Jud.e Marvin took the popes and eaid be would rep. der bis decision at an early day IMPORTANT FROM TEXAS. Rebel Army—A Rebellion Within a Rebellion—Rebel Prepara- tions to Receive Their Steel-Cii from Burope, dc. . D. Peterson, who left Velasco, Texas, at the ‘mouth of the B-azos. on the 5th inst., furnishes the fol- Jowing account of how he escaped from the army, ‘Bis experience in it, and the condition of things gecerally ‘tm the rebel lines in Texas. Mr. Peterson is originally ‘Trom Grand Rapids, State of Michigan, but was a resident @f Texas when the rebellion first commenced. Ho ‘was conecripted by the fires rebel conscription, 4a the summer of 1862. After being conscripted he was went tothe mouth of the Brazos, where he remained up to the 5th inst., except three months last summer, when be was absent from there from May to August, in Louisi: engaged in the campaign a-ainst Banks. He ‘was present, howevé?, in no battle, and considers it a ‘Streak of good luck that he was never compelled to fre one bullet against the army and flag of his country. From the time that Mr. Peterson firet entered the rebel camp of the Thirteenth Texas infantry, ‘m which reciment he served during his expe- Fence in the rebel army, the rebels were short ef clothing, ffee and other necessary articles that had to be brought from abroad. They have since Gradually run out of everything except ammunition and ‘arms, and at present they are dependent entirely upon orn bread and beef for subsistence. There is very littie tea, cofiee or flour, and the army have received but very little of these for the last six months. Corn meal f $10 & bushel; flour, $2 a pound; collec, $20 a pound; sugar, $1 a pound; butter, $3 a pound; eggs, Sia dozen. A common pair of calf boots cost $150 to $175, and everytbing else in proportion, The whole army in Texas ie dissatisfied, and would gladly give up the war on aliy conditions if poesibie., Remarks are now made by tho soldiers con- “Reyoing spe apey ibe bef and ite leaders, for ‘which they woul ve a year ago if they 20 dared to express themselves, There are many Northern men in the army, and these are the most dissatis(ied; ut (he discontent f universal, to the extent o*our in formact’s experience, among officers and men. The great majority of the people share the sentiments of the army rogarding the confederacy and its leaders. The higher @fiicers pretend to believe in the ultimate success @ the rebellion; bat the men and subdal ferng have loug despaired of establishing the mouse: confederacy. Among ihe troupe stationed en bee eae riots occurred. The first of these omega Jest year, and war on account of the short #0) of rations, The troops turned their guns on the towg. fhe comtbander of thé fost, Golone! Cook, rent from the town shat ‘would be gtarved Into sub- miexion. To ibis the men replied. that they would apjly to the blockade runners, Colonel Cook then came (9 terms and supplied all that was demanded, and thus tho mutiny was quelled, The second revolt of the troops in Galveston occurred about three monthe ago. The trooys tarned out at Galveston ina body, demanded more and baesy rations, took the rations that had been isened to morning and boriea ee * the mages rome by 1 Cook egain a ‘vo their }. 1a com; &nce with an order from General bo was the at Hourton. ‘The Department of Texas, puecna me 4 FRA rona and New Mexico. is under the General meres, ‘The forces in the ‘bole depart departs, consist. State troops, bys. old mon and all that could be sarod, consist of twenty thouswnd men, In Texas the main body of the tbe troops ‘are at Pepham, nesr the cen tre of the State, where they are ready for @ Invvement to- ‘wards Red river. What this Sane numerically, and its @xact distribution, Mr. not exactly know: bat it cannot exceed "yen thousand =men, ‘The coast force, from Sabine as far wert as there is are: miabt be De Nee pcg Neng ie bun. the whole force in lepart- ment ever Poattered bo its entirerextent. Guives: ton is now prety | Tho month of the Bra- 208 js fortified OF tee npuncerieaAne of six guns and one of three. The heaviest guns are thirty-two pounders, and the lixhiost twelve pounders, are. ‘all smooth bores, Those batteries are on opposite Brazos, sod immediately at the mouth. is four hundred mean, aod Colonel by ne omens Ae? py does not know of y other i long the coast, "als | > Wer ond Wee are at Houst a with Mag Mtaaradet Ko Tike pave freqesaliy ly gone home to see their families = have been pat to bard labor when they were canght. 16 doxertions are very numerous. Fifteen left with our irene on the Sth, and sometimes as many as fifty of sixty in aday About two thousand of those deserters have taken a position th the Jurniga thicket, vear the Red river. and express themselves determined not to be od to take ay arma ngain for the contederacy. Thie Mleavons has been et. blished for eight months, apd is, ‘HOW qrite form! 'e. They bave a reyular organization, and aro Constantiy receiving accassions of force Of discantonted rebels and desperadoes of all men bave no artiliery, but are al! — All the men capadie of bearin, There are no men at their homes i cept tho aged and érippled The men allowed to be ox empt for saperinten antations with over twenty aods on them fod thoir fleces #0 ied by cripples and Saar ives placed in the army. Mr. Peterron and t blockade runner's beat, The blockade Punwer was ine steamer Alice, whied arrived at Brazos with a eargo of arms and meretandise, from (ae Va, WLOub bWG MavUbls wk ude whatnOr bho 60 ‘ot tthe Thirteenth formant made another attemst to escape about six weeks previous to the ifme he left, but was obliged to returu op ‘account of the hoavy sea running. ‘The prospects for crops in Texes this year are very poor. Up 10 the Sth just there ad been no rain to do any good been very forws were ‘by the trost more than balfa crop this = ‘of iron or steel runners from Europe. igi to the growing crope, Corn, that ought to Weta Dib, was only peeping above the cape and fiel rarer bitter off par struyed. Letters from the wheat ig part of the State mo ate will be impossible to Recently. ny rebels bave established a signal corpe al) along the Texne cbt expectation of the arrival of the nalg are white and red lights, and were sent i ry night. els. | Columbia, ‘im, the Brazos river, for the purpose of retreat- ing if they sbouid be driven ‘from the const, Tho only commubicxtion between Texas aud the rest of the con- federucy is by ae carriers—and occasion- al adventurers, vengpo regular mail communica. tion. About a year ago rebels were building a ram at Buffalo bayou, near Houston; bot the enterprise bas since been abandoned. e NEWS FROM KEY WEST. Oar Key West Correspondence. Key Wasr, Fla., april 18, 1864, Cclored Troops for Port Meyers—The Nita Captures a Prizo— Vessels Condemned— General Banks’ Recent Vic- tory—The Machine Shop Men and the Herald Corres- pondent, de. The United States schooner Ariel, tender to the flagship San Jacinto, arrived here op Saturdoy, from Charlotte's Harbor, Florida, bringing information that Fort Meyers, situated on a small island in the harbor, under command of Captain Crane, was in danger of an attack by the re- bels. General Woodbury lost no time in detailing a force for the relief of the small garrison, Yesterday three com- panies of the Second United States colored regiment were sent to reinforce Fort Meyers. They were taken on the transport steamer Hussar, which took the United States schooners Ariel and Two Sisters in tow. The Hussar had just returned from Tortugas, whither she bad conveyed forty prisoners from New Orleans, The detachment of troops sent to Fort Meyers will be ucder the command of Captain Crane. On the 11th instant the United States steamer Nita fell in witb and captured a schooner, pear the month of Ho- moesase! river, on the Florida coast. She proved to be the Three Brothers, from Havana bound to Bayport, witb an ageorted cargo. No colors or papers were found on board The master and crew of the schooner contrived to escape to the shore. The Three Brothers was brought into port by the Nita yesterday, Jndge Boynton, who presides over the Prize Court. has been unwell for some time, durjog which no court bas been held. On Wednesday last, however, he openca court, when he pronounced decrees of condemnation in the foliewing cases:— Nos. Nos. 254—Sloop Hancock. 273—Sloop Garibaldi. 265—Sehr. Fly. 274—Schr. Susan. 256—Schr. Koebuck. 275—Sloop Caroline, ‘257—Sebr. William. 218—Schooner Eliza. 269—Schr. Minnie. 279—Str. Nan Nan’s cargo. 260—Boat Stanley. 280—Sloop Mary. 261—fchr. Caroline. 262—Str. Mayflower. 281—Sloop Maria. ‘282—67 bales cotton. 263—Str. Laura ‘283--Schr. Lealtad. 26¢—Str. Rosita. |—Sloop Hannah. 269—Sloop Racer. 286—Sebr. Linda. 270—Str. Cumberland. 286—Sloop Florida and cargo 222—Sloop Lydia. The nows of General Banks’ victory over the rebels in Western Louisiana, brought by the Daniel Webster this morning, bas brightened every Joyal face on this island. There are people on the Webster, however, who persist that Genera] Banks has met with a defeat. This is, of course, the work of the sagessionists of New Urleans, who, on obtaining news of a battle, always spread a re- port that the Union troops have been worsted. 1 take it for granted that the Heraxp will receive full particulars of the affair from its active correspondents in the field; but, as it ia barely possible that their despatches maj not have reached New Orieans in time for the Webster, may as well state that all rumors of defeat on the part of the Union army are untrue. Orleans Times of the 15th, Webster left. Koa one ‘stray ay °°PY be just before left, wit! My authority is the New the morning on which the reached the cap- declines to part It is ase possible that the Hera copy, a8 the mails for the North close yw Orleans Post Office the evening before a vésce) I beg tostate, therefore, at the risk of being suyererogatory, that the three days’ retreat of the Union army was merely a strategic movement to draw the rebel army ynto a trap. it was completely successful. The rebels were drawn right into the midst of a congeries of it. concealed batteries, by which, aided by a terrific dis- charge of musketry, they were repulsed with fearful staughter, More] am-unable to say, as 1 could not ob. tain )ossession of the paper, and only heard a portion of the report read. But-perhaps it is unnecessary for me togay even so much. 1 have been tntormed that the workmen in the govern- ment machine shop in this place have signed a sort of “round Robin’? Very your cerespondent, for attribut. ing the death of of their fellow workmen to intem- perance, acd that = the same peat Ney t themeeives us pagsably tem; hd = ire to impuga the moral Semnarse of the machine shop of any cther man or set of mou. At the same ‘woulae ‘pot tye | my ors were I to suffer re- ports to gu airosd cog ma MM on op doreae now , and, by a silence, shut it off (rom intercourse with the rest ‘of the world. Neither can I permit men who fall sick oh b their own impracence to ae their 1!) health to climate ; nor suffer panicstricken deserters from obligations voluntarily’ entered into tO cause a decree Of igolation to be Lok og Againet @ whole com monity. A_ report a been jadustriously circulated ju Havana that the deaths from canal fever at Key West sey 4 bh a ons Why, at tl rate, we should have deen al long ago. In New Orleans, too, Cony reps are bre Pchrewiation Te it too much to es ae is Hikely these injurious statements originated in Stories Cog nie York by the men from the ma. chine ahop bi that they have reached their pre- mensions siren the operation of the well known law of exaggeration? Asa matter of abstract ethics it is no concern of mine whether the machine shop men de- mean themselves as es a2 Father Mathew or time, whether they swili aguadicnie, i) whie- , aod roll in the eal al’ ut “ay and ai by Butte loes concern me, al on this island . that we sball not have our Tecomesion bag de impeded, and be shut ap here in amtate et ectaties, from the reat of {ey ‘world, dortee Intelligence. Gross OvrRaGE oN AN AGED Woxax.—At & late hour on Sunday night Catharioe Riley, ao Irish woman forty- eight years of age, while passing through Tenth avenue, near Thirty-second street, was met by William Donobue and several other rufans, who, after knocking her down, dragged her into a stable, where the whole gang brutally l" | outraged person and left her insensible. An hour or two su officer by age ad -_ Twentieth net. Ppatroting pent that point, card noises issuing from they stab and on catering it discovered the woman Riley io a horrible cond ition, and still nearly jnsengibie, OO searching about remises found secreted there, as the men who bad Both the prisoner and victim wore tak to the station house, where she so far tecovered as to Abie 10 go to court yesterday morning and make a oom- plaint against Douoh hom ehe fully identified as one of her assailants, The prisouer was taken before Justice Ledwith and committed for trial, in default of Vig -rous efforts are being made by Captal officer Irving, of the Twentieth precinct, to arrest the re mainder of the parties engaged in the outrage. Unsvcorsaren Atremrt at BercLary =,At a late hour on Surday night a gang of burglars made an attempt to enter the store of Messrs, W. H. & L. ©, Thaeve, 34 Church street, by forcing off nn iron bar which secured the wood shotiers. The burglars, beiug surprised by officer Jacobs, of the Third precinct, made thoir escape without fecur! any plunder. Captain Greer, of the Third ward, has ceived information which leads bim strongly to suspect who the burglars are, and he js searching for them, k Coroner's Inquests. Fatat Fart.—Coroner Collin yesterday held inquest in One Hundred and Tenth street, near Fourth avenue, on eral be of Charles Bi Witle “boy six and a balf comhey. whose death was the result of a compoond be skull, and other injuries received by fall ine from the fourth story window of his ite’ resi- dence to the pavemont, on Friday morning last, The jury rendered @ verdict of accidental death. Drowninc oF 4 Borpmen.—The remains of an un 'B Man, Apparently about thirty years of age, were was tanh We tan ee pier 10 Fast river, Deceased was al pats aM. 9 etng height, with dark brown hair, mustache and whiskers. He had on woollen shirt, blue U rated States coat and pants, ork cavairy buttonsand belt, The body had been several weeks In the water, Coroner Collin held an inqnert, and porno os Deal De Oe AE Wee reudered Le tbe ture, Board of Counciimen. NO SALARIES FOR THE MEMBERS OF THE BOARD— RECEIVING DEPOT ON THE BATTERY FOR SICK AND WOUNDED SOLDIERS—CORRESPONDKNOR BETWERN MAJON GENERAL DIX AND MAYOR GUNTHER, ETO, ‘The Counclimen met at two o'clock yesterday, Presi- dent Hayes in the ebair. Considerable excitement was manifested among tbe members in consequence of the appropriation for their falaries having been stricken out of the tax levy by the State Legisinture, They stigmatize the Citizens’ Associa- tion as being composed of disappoited politicians, who would bo only too well pieased to have a slice Off the tax levy if they had the chance, Considerable jokiog wee indulged in about gelling tho warrants for their silaries; but the majority of the members finely settled down with the assertion that it would be ai) right, if not this year. at apy rate next. KRCKIVING DRIOT TOR 810K AND WOURDRD COLDERE. ‘The tollowing communications were recelyed from the Mayor in reference to the establishment of a depot on the Buttery for sick and wounded soldiers pre vious to tbeir transfer to the hospitale:— Mayor's Orrick, New Yor«, Aprit 25, 1864. To THR HoNoRABiR THE Common CouNcn.:— GenTLEMtes—I have the honor herewith to t following correspondence between General John and myself in reference to granting certain a4 Privileges on the Battery. Yon will perceive by my re- ply to General Dix that have promptly, on peay, | De and recnecntilly recommend tbat your grant the privilege requested by tbe federal authorities. ©, GODFREY GUNTHER, Mayor. Bs » DEPARTMENT OF tHe East, New York Cry, April 22, 1864. His ee ©. Goprnsy Gunrner, Mayor of the city of Sncit is indispensable to the comfort of sick and ‘wounded soldiers that we should bave three butldings on the apa for their reception and transier to the ital They wil) not , in most cares, remain over one | Duildings are onty designed to be temporary, and will be placed near the water, enst of Castle Garden and south of the treesand walks, 80 a8 not fe) interfere with the use of the Battery grounds by the public. Feeling assured that the object will meet your appro- dation, I respectfully ask your permission to use the por tee of the water front of the Battery referred to, eee ie of making proper temporary provision co ‘hers who have become disabled by divease ae ju the country's service. Tam, very res;ectfully, your obedient servant, JOHN A. DIX, Major General. New Yorx, April 23, 1864, Major General Jonn A Dix:— Sm—In answer to a of yesterday I have to state that J cap see no objection to your erecting on the Battery temporary buildings for thé sick aud wounded soldiers that may shortly arrive, and that, so far as authority is ‘vested in me, you bave permission to erect the same on the ground designated in your note. My action in this matter, together with your request, I shall transmit to the Common Council at ite first meeting, and bave no Soaps that the same will meet with their cordial appro- t. The bation. Tam, very arg your gbedient servant. C. GODFREY GUNTHER, Mayor. Referred to the Committee of National Affairs, with Instructions to report at the next meeting of the Board, The Alleged Scuttling of the Ship Sen. ator. UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT. Before Judge Hall. ARANDONMENT OF THE CHARGE AGAINST CAPTAIN CUNNINGHAN, ArHL 25.—The United States against George W. Cun ningham.—At the opening of the Court to-day Mr. Noyes, counsel for the defendant, Intimted that bimself aud associate—Mr, Geery—were prepared to go on with the case against Captain Cunningham, The Court—Mr. Smith, are you prepared to go on with the trial? The District Attorney—in this case, if your Honor please, it is just to myself and to the government to say tbat the evidence taken in the case, and which presented a prima facie case to the government, was certainly, on its face, etrong and sufficient. But one of our principal witnesses—Thompson, the mate—has been greatly discredited—perhaps fatally discredited—by bis plea of guilty to a charge of burglary in Maine with intent te commit murder. —, of the witnesses in the case is liable to a cherge of making contradictory Pstatements; for he has contradicted the Sinus in the protest ‘signed. by bim in the first instance, with relation to the loss of the 3 bis s1bsequent testimony before the Grand Jury. Inder these circumstances I am very mugh tempted to ask the Court to enter a nolie pros inthe case. But ee that Js should lay over fortwo days. Mr. Brady, sociated with me, is a with all the facts, ‘and t he is is unfortunately Washington, and may be till Wednesda: next, ben 1 expect hit bers Even then it is woe will eek your Deno is cuter 6 nelle Pane. ‘Noyes—We commenced, yourHonor, the week be- fore last the trial of ope of these cases on a policy of the owners of the ship with the Sun Mutual Insurance Com- pany. That trial lasted seven days, Mr. Brady being for the defence, and the jury gave a Verdict for plaintil in about eight minutes, notwithstanding all the evidence in the case. It is proper to say, however, that the wit- nesses adverted to by the District Attorney were not called; but ‘anotber” set of witnesses were called, who, in my judgment, and in the jadgment of the jury, w re tally Giscredited. Since then Mr. y bas Jeft to but be can be easily communicated with, aod would be sufficient to tele- bis views upon the subject. Tp that case we would bi ‘BO objection to let the matter stand over till to morrow. The Court—From the statement of the District Attor. Dey there is little reason to suppose that the case will be tried at all, apd it is desirable that witnesses should not be unnecessarily detained. District Attorney—We will telegraph immediately, and in the meaptime will your Honor let it stand over till to morrow ? ‘The Court assented, and made ap order actordingly. I thik to-morrow mornin; graph to him and’ ascertai ARTIEICIAL HUMAN EYBS MADE TO ORDER AND ts Jnceried by Bre. BAUCH sud F. GOUGELMARS remerly employe ‘Beesnneas, of 8), ; Re . 599 Broa: way, hy Slab York. _MEDICAL. y and certaint l. ('B.-—Ladlos wive desire. to, avail’ themselves of Maame 8 valuable, certain aud safe mode of treatment, can esidence 101 Sixth avenue, o”po- ing confinement, with jee hotire from 9 A. M. to 6 R. Pospars, & NO. 20 CENTRE STREET, BETWEEN and Reade streets, Chambers can be consulted Cpe confidence on diseases of a private ‘dberseter. A practice hich hi In he hospitals of New abies him to treat with succesanery The victine of imposition can cal of being radicalty cuted oF B lomas. in his oilice, as member of the Rew Fore Cuiversiy Medion! College nod College’ of Su": D*..o8t Lge rw pee oy voi ed AFD AC 10.6 Al ree doors from Amiti ie my practice 19 treat alt female whatever cause produced. w bec i fom is Oar Nef to the most anxious patient in twenty-! four eure, jegunt rooms fo for ladies requiridg nursing, io tue ano seen PRAG. Dm sTAR aT RG certs stele ater gale rem or whee a beats ats “Cause and Cure,” ifivsteated thronghont by aumtomteal plates. Aes coniaihe Yainabie Information for rach 18 a eu erie | fiom either Haken debitity, or whe arringe, Price ‘Sold by a os Sts Post of othce. yey oop ty 9 as y the , 630 Broadway, et ‘took ‘abeve the M potttan Hotel too P. D*, saree erage a. early stage of disease will be surprised eM 8 services, appreciate POWERS, mr LISPENARD sTREI BT. TREATS ALL ies with unparalieied success, Trou a Paine St the cure. Those, however, "who have Res ‘will best ¥ . past bles. inom eh roa removed. Hus Pe- riodieal Drops. “gs per bottie, = R.. Lye Ley AND PREVENTIVE cone the we without mercury a's Magical pvigorating bas been I 4a) sure cure where manhood eipaired. Py UNDREDS ARE RUINED EYOND BRDEMPTION in this life by not calling on hang tor thirty sears, confined tase, in Which ve has S His vermedi id there is no inter ‘of diet. Br Hunter is in inthe piorning atl at wight, «flee, No. 8 Division st, New York city, since 15), Sharkes moderate and « cure guarantee fo tat the patient sees no in wonderful medicaldh ed Drops. cures certain hid atrethor remedies fail: cures. Without dieting O° reatric tion in the habits of the patient: cures without t0' nthe and sickening wt possesses mi jating the rank and 10 absorb, is remedy is used. 8 in what he claim Le Ie and what no other wal “ m vial, with ® medioal work on “He Frauty, Rerrouy. Debiity, Early Tndiserction,” and ron Megane @RINDLE, Q{BMALB PHYSICIAN, NO NO. 4 three’ street, cai alfation grat! waited co al Eitivenses of females. Her oines certain. Cenvenient rooms for Inien who deere care medioni attendance during comfinersent. RS, W, I. MAXWEDL, ALB PTLYS! 20 ALG TATAioome No. 6 Greene « M* M. G. fone By ™ Aurea nad, healt ype het Tee aod iD, wil some after Ist of May 1 — Metarhydeat Di Discovery for Deatness, SiaTtEneD “QONBTITUTIONS RESTORED py TF HAT 2 Li" icas We ous wo canuur Pale t | Stanton streets. over pal ae Me CIAL. MILITARY AND NAVAL. sama) Vy Ww YORK, ‘APRIL 1. FEW RECRU! WILL “RECRIVE CASH Nn WEEKLY “to LIVERPOOL. TOUCHING ar pian bet ole Sk ayo ape 10 eae A a infansy of gual srbas Libera’ prem to agents Philadelphia Steamy Comfany Intend Ses ae o ), Deon he reeclutious e~4 ‘anapissonst Apply at ‘st S00 Bread is ip the Z LING. tog full powered, Ciyde built, irom steamships as fob de ma el Ged \onoemanes by deall So aueenits teat cord LR. -. Baga papain, MDAt MAY 7 APRIL 3. director, Bul oe ravine, Rien whies A™ GOOD, SOUND MAN re $425 Bounty, a TY INGTON. fi satu RDAY. mat Ma ics Sune hanncne! ty naite an Mooar's nema ie 2 ae re Ee omen thy Y 0 ‘ iree of peciliag, regres. to the. mexbere of (hie or oe dnd 85 Polen street, or ppc Board, bis associates in the pacangpenens of this institution, of which he hasbeen a direetor from ite orga: *y jon, to Sehoae welfare he has grentiy contributed aud which by bie death ie deprivad of one of Ita mest efficient supporters, Resoived That in he life aud character of our deceased frien, we recall with pleasure. the qualities by whieh he Sequired hie well earned socta Duainess reputation, y which he endeared Mmaalf to ay) whg koew him a frauk and ceulal hearing, his sense nstlee, hia manly, Independence and from, rejudiee, hia practical wisdom and \atwarm saa rane ia a wore nell avaie’ Kans made bi onmant frend and. in, the ‘cr sia Of Our Bailonal affairs manifested themselves in'® ‘ote a triottem, os an expreasion of the sympathy Of thi Beart wim chef mally of the devoased ta the reaolntions, alterted by the President and ashlar, be eoramantented totem, and 2 that they be pab- Nighed in the daily journals. Ae Suc cone from the minutes, U. A. MURDOCK, President, @. F, Tinrson, Cashier, NTEREST ON CITY STOCKS—THR INTEREST ON Ronde and Stocks of the city and county of New York, yy Dani Led bes 1861, will be paid on Monda; lay 2, Esq., Chamberiain of the the Broadway Bao ‘The transfer books will ve Tuesday. the 1: inet., at three o’e MATH WW 1, BRENNAN, Comptroller. Drvanrwuny ov Finance, Comrrtouen’s Orrice$ Cire oy New Youx, April?. 1 daa FIRB INSURANCES pomrane Office, 115-1 5 ae CASH CAPITAL, OnE MILLION DOLLARS. The International Fire Tarurance Company, having s CPU capital of $1.010 00. all paid in and securely invested, ig how prepared (o insure every kind of property, including thipe in pe en ‘and their cargoes, against ies OF ore) by fire, on the most favorable terms. AM E. WARREN, Presiden HAMILTON BRUCE Vice President Guonor W. BAvAGR, Becretary. and | MING. STOCKS—AS WELL AS ALL OTHER KINDS of securities bought ang sold at ail the sisek Boards in New Yo:k, Boston, Philadel &c.,or otherwise on commission, by ALBERT H. “nic Y, No, 52 William ot INING PROPERTY AND OIL WELLS.—WANTE Owners of such property ean find purchasers. or be Histed in forming companies by applying to LYMAN DAYTON, 39 Wall atreet (Jauneey court) BW YORK FLOATING DRY DOCK COMPA Sonth street, April 25, 184.—The Directors ha’ @ay declared a quarterly dividend of four (4) per cent, pas b'e on the 2a di of May nex! . ay OF MSY RORY Gy. MABON, Secretary, ‘OTICE.—THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE STOCK. holders of the Trevorien Coa! Company will be held at the Continental Hotel, in the city of Philadelphia, on Tues. day, the 8d of May next, at 12 o'clock M._ By order. L. JOB: ANSON, Becretary. OTICE.-AN ELECTION FOR A PRESIDENT AND Bix Directora for the Trevorton Coal Company, for the ensuing year, will be held at the Continental Hotel In tbe city of Phiiade!phia, on Tacedas . Poll open from 1234 to 13s o'clock. FFICE OF THE UNITED STATES WAREHOUSE , Comrany, 29 Whitehall street, of the Board of Trustees, held this dav. » aividend of fie per cent on, ihe capital stock was declared, bavable on and after Men‘ay. Mag 2, The transfer books will be closed until Tr May TRA RETCH AM, Secretary pro tem. New Yor, April 19, 1864, of the FICE OF MARIPOSA COMPANY. NO atreet.—Notice ia hereby given that the Trang! Mariposa Company will be clos Je BOh inst. 1 cn and af nd wnt the Oth ay of By ender, ‘of the Roa: OUIN Wart, Bee etary. Yom, April 2b, 1864 K_ SPECULATORS, OR INTENDING aed ulators, desiring special information and fi Hie que, Ropes for opernting. Will do well Madison square Post office, Toe Cg STOCKHOLDERS OF THE MARIPOBA COM- a hereby given that a meeting of the stockholders wv will be held at the office of the all street, im the city of New York, on the 9th day of ray ext at, noon. for the pu of cling upon, the tn and ii ig the amount of ite tock of sald A company ty am vaddiuion. of swent; ren wnared thougang, shares a caren, total eapiial of be por value red dollars shares amonntin altogether to tepiee: millions of Eyer tn be ogee Roaling & bt of company may 2, and the mining an r Fe: sonrese $0 he estate may be more completeiy and expedi- develo} "By Order of nae ae ae onc KETCHUM, OPDYKE, to communicate with New Yous, April 1), 1864. HE PARK BANK.~NEW oe rey Cong rd oo tics Directors of this bank i ie 1964. AN for he eneu- ing yee year, lon, SMES Aris sane nrateee eked : Wont, Cashier. ctors: ext @ 10 STOCK BROKERS. WANTED. A YOUNG MAN, A member of the Brokers’ Hoard, {> make a perm: ghgagement with an established ‘stack house in thie ing reve particul For t oftce ted ee al iculars, box ‘PHE SUBSCRIBERS TO THE UNITED WINDSOR Gould Mine of Colorado$ wil! (eee go lo ek George Manley & Co.. 25 William street, and receive ir certifi = the books having already been ‘lowed for thelustseven cn Wp MEMBER OF THE MINING BTOOR BX- Mahed Son Pe beeres peat roplyity Pod estab. shed stock house to cond u ‘at : arena, with references, box £.88¢ New Fork Post omee” $10.000 70 204% O8 BOND AND woRTOAGE— . at six per cent, on first class New York or — lym property. Address J. M. D., box 164 Herald $55.000 Meee arien ‘years: oF mortgage on real estate in t) the office of the Peoy ys nee $13,000 TO LOAN—AT 1X PER CENT INTB- WANTED_ON BOND AND MORTGAGE lower part of ihe eity Korth $30.0 000. Apply wo 3 Ww JA MITH, No, 25 Cham- 300,000 Sai or ne 2 Sree sume to suit apoi ine street, rooms 10 and 11, on ner ar sa aupreper. ASTR LOG ° ve B. MAUEIOR, eee AND REAL ASTROLOGER de bas been Biknd thogsanda more be wil meet For in ose Recker Mecrice won yon cad ‘confide At No. The advice of this rea! aro “a. B. MAURICB, — wplene on mini pl sie and was never known We has maFked, Out ihe path of eae Hatviaaa ana thep rap ting oy of mankt Nanri Of the rules of the science of ‘world. athe above. science. fa" relates to ph IE, or ee, “s iter and 0 ‘living “mor tal He Knew ‘nefore, be wil ‘success “ont of alinos Bete mon Cg marriages hi Ue Scot en Fah a “a us soo ack patie ne returm. the 9: saeaa soar the evening. Wooster. Ladies, Weenie, Gents $1 . aw tis ie very Ta ‘tay fon wit 4 ihe To big FOuRD. and Mra 8. “A BERZER, ast ASTROLOOTST an marriage, ti elit init Gloatour: weitere of absent Trients: nese, Hf the sick party will recover or die of tbe ao if recover, th i bein hat part a ry i 18: ver, encloring isa me Sot virile 1 ex. aminations mi . 120 Greene ‘area below Dee. STONISHING.. MORRO’ SEVEN ADAM danchien, with & maltiral gift of forehight, ttle tow goon and often’ You will marry, even your th agic fnnge, in fall Operatign, Her enna’ Je, not be fond, Shows a ikeness of nied husband Sod absent fiienda | No. 186 Ludiow street, near Houston. Cente not ted, A ONA FIDE TROLOG IST, THAT BVERY ONE cau depend on is Madanie WILSON, She tala the object car ¥ a dertakings. At ee aie a oerhet, between Woaslon and bakery. Price 9 cents, Gaynor. AR ae IN TROUBLE? HAVE You J decelted Or tified witht, Have your tond hopes been binsted by Paine promise’ If uf Be wa tr love ‘eunice ane wae ivice ant ‘alan She brin sata separa Rpeviees of future, bueband or Ament. nm t0 fail. correct friends Lesky nimbers free. bs Weat Twenty seventh street, between Sixth wes, Name on the gor, Ring the b Oot 48 A SEAMAR, | INDEPENDENT GLAIRVOYANT, th street, between Kerenth and ees ong ail aibjects. both medical Siviceon mnterd or tite, ueuee And yea inva. ADAME LB € Mule. Le Norman, t Jeon, to be cont Me at Barnum’ os Mogae RAY 18 THE HEAT Astro!ouist im this city, gives lucky Dambers and @. PROM PARIS, NIECR TO far famed adviser of the Great matitrs concerning the TRVOVANT AND afte. sells your very shonghin, nen speedy 20 marris seventh sicect: eadien ‘20; Bevenvi avenue, near Fre gentiemen, bit, (4 sie ELLINGTON — — on would ki te "iis rou shou! yin wat'Poreme has in staf 960 ushands, untrue, ater Nafal you “ihe ay ae Fentare fa ‘ie wil gnranicn ut her irimediaicly by keer, | Wa beautiful lady, gifted od true tre, eee hae ae Sa ayenu> Rear. a ARTILLERY, ARTILLERY.—YOLON. Imenia, doi wanted for heav ison duty in the vieinity of Bal 7 Balumore aha Waahinguone nay to Sayin JAMES WELLS, 162 Cenire Bonmy $175. A) reat, corner of LL BOYS UNDER 1 ENLISTED WITHOUR THE cd. Aavieg gratis, WESTON. ON BENJAMIN ORRE. Sousseliors at Law, 194 Fulton wire Qu CaBH, CASH. ROUNTY, BOUNTY, UNTY. $425, $425, be Drauch of thi a Relief Trekeie for be Familie Fulton street, pert 2e "meetin it SBA SE Ls @agatar FOR TEXAS.—TEN GOOD MEN WANTED fifth cavalry. now im camp at Baratoga, pd. Third. Fifth, Bixth and Vigne matory. fi flee ‘ron five men for one of the ‘reviments of infantry. Pt ‘stnevise bounties cash down, Nek tickets for families” away, —— COMPANY = TWENTY. FIFTH hee Yorn ex I want four non coor pm eine Don't a enliat 1m pe aeouting before 8 P. M, pe Ss fitty m4 ‘Reral nd be thrown into infaniry ‘eat men for above era API tre sireet, near Feath Wo otain HENRY LOUIS. gyri TO SOLDIERS SOLD INES DISCHARG- reason of wounds received in battle can objata A ing te Pensions. prize money. back y and ma retinest ‘accounts, me ee 7 CLARKE B Eeuiorr, » £50 Broadway and ot Pi treet. MPORTANT TO SOLDIERS DISCHARGED FOR wounde,—The $100 bounty is now paid. Apply with dis. charge. Commanications by, mail, promptly ane: wered and blanks sent. BOMES, BROWN & CO. Park place. ARINE CORPS.—ANY GOOD MAN WHO WaNTS 0 into the nary aed receive the highest cash bounty, Todor ‘any deduction, should apply at the Paterson House, NE YORK phir y VOLUNTEER, COMM TTEB. UILDINGR, ‘Street and BROADW: __Hotrance on Bi 10.000 VOLUNTEERS WARTED, oon omalewing are are the he pecuniary | inducements riot y ONITED STATES | BOUNTY, adaiiio 100 00 Connsn Cuauel Total.. : 0.0) Applications to be “made ‘personaily at the oltice of the cominittee ‘Any Dereon Dringiog a recruit for the army 10 ie ofice ‘Wi reve! ® premium of yee NODEREE GUNTHER. Mayor. EW T BRENRAN, Comptroller, ORISON BLUNT, Supervisor. LIJAH fF. PURDY. Supervisor, LLTAM R. STEW AKT. fh ® WILLIAM M. TWEBD. 8) GEORGE OPDYKE, Roki Meraber. County Committee, ORISON BLU NT, Chairman, New Tonk, Apri 4, 1864, }On, Rew, ATTENTION OK AT THE INDUCENENT. ash $428, Bounty, and Relief Tickets tor sour families, Headquarters, 84 und 86 Fulton street, p= STATES NAVY MARINE CORPS, NEW YORK ¢ county VOLUNTEER ER COMMITTEB, CORNER CHAMPERS STREET AND BROADWAY. FIVE THOUSAND REUORUITS WANTED FOR THE NAVY AND MARINE CORPS, aay BOUNTY OF AND bas iH DOWN FOR MLORS, sd AN. 9900 on ‘anne oe AND PRIZE MONEY. she. United States authorities having, jm onter te il up e Nay: Marine corps, authori: traits for that branch of the service recruits for the Navy and Mar-ne cor the quota of the places where they elect to be credited, taine aa if they wore recruils for the army, the Coimiy Volunteer Committee have resolved to pay' recruits for ‘corps the Tollowlng bounty, cash mustered into the service:— shal RECRUIT THis p OP FICR Wika RB- 8 MARINE Conrs. will ecaiterta tae" te S50” three months’ pay In “advance, ‘and inves moutha’ ex, 7 as government be bonny month. per do. do, do, . < out ia good health, vend not iNelow La a iis Jeu in at Io a i cages the consent of the parents or guardians m: wite, county Dounty and the three moutha) advance pa he paid to all recruits, irrespective Booth! pay can be Teft at oy sppuenticn, to the paymasters of the vessels tow recraite may be as wii ‘needful Information can ined by applying at wo naet athe ces at Sunn a EP and orn in at either of the following rendezvous, whieh ore tre ‘only ones authorized by the Navy Depariment in thie aig. All recruits thus enlisted and receiving the bounties afore, way credited to vote of the city and county of @APTAIN OSCAR BULLUS. 3 8. by CAPTAIN EDWARD PHOMBON, U. 8. N ‘$46 Water sireet, LIBUT. COM'G J. MCLEOD had} My ACTING MASTER JOHN W. aeasat U, pry CAPT. A. N. BRBVOORT, U. arve Corea WM, WALLACE, Lieut. Cate Bunton Marines. ¢goprney g' KTHER Moyor” °° TTUBW Tb Een AX. npiroller, BARON TD: WILLIAM a RED, 8 i Paper LL) AMR. STEW. wait Huan ofits fury B OFDYKE piiaicg? ‘Member. ‘ulunwer Committee, Onis N BLUNT, Chairman. _¥aw Yous, April 8. 1864. NITED STATE® NAVAL RENDEEVOUS MEAD. Seaaseen ie ‘eT, Cherry street, near Panels 00 RECRUITS ibe a TH REGIMENT HEAVY ARTIEE BBY. FORTS OF lumore—No h No iong marches.— ‘accept some good men aie inversion neg hae cine in comfortable barracks; highest cash bout M Tor families; @ Nae Fy) certain to go to cy opined; beware of treet B COMBS, late my ot eek ped CASH,—9400 CASH.—ANY BRANCH # | $400 Soe Relief tickets to families Call at Paterson louse, 78 Cortiands street. S400 See $425, pounty—| 33 BOUNTY-—CHOICE OF RR- gimenta, families, eon House, Corti $425.05 CASH AXD ALL OTHER BOUNTIES. Relief Ticket to families, Apply at tbe Wyoming 339 Greenwich street, THE TIMB TO GET jef Wekets to farnilies. treet, vd rere. $425. $425 Caan BoURTY. AVALRY OR HHO Ga88 IN HAND, wita stati United States Bounties, for. re good mer Feginents, &e.; also 80 good men for t! the rmy and Navy Agency, 93 Weat Cedar sireét CAVALRY HORSES WANTED—FROM FOUR- teen and to wixtern hands high, from ve to nine years eld, eound in all particulars, full fleebed and bridle. wise, to. be dei atthe government stable, in New York, ‘subject to inspection by United States ofilcers, Cash will be paid for said horses ob their acceptance by (he . Apply at rect, corner of 1 ment Inquire of STB Cet eee FO rao cual lorner of Fweuly feet mene, street and T # sa e % NAVAL PRIZE MONEY, &C. MAN 8 PROTECTIVE PRIZE CLAIM AGENCY ur extabliahed ‘ork skip, for (he protection J Fags pat Inco A. ent clattas aa ate Kronehe nthe. ‘States €*, in the pavy, who will be ifberally Te wilt be ed for all who were w cane ct Rev Orienns and Miesieelypt river, Of Aen MOLLOY A PRONBATD, Navy gant oe tel} MOLLOY 5 4 Brookiya, and 96 Oliver | street New York. eam nov) 128 WONBY NOW BEING Palo, for -apturer made by 221 U. 6 vessels at Beam and PRIZE MONEY office of Bvwano BiseRLt. late Purser U.S. Na Pbambers st, 271 Broadway, A™ ‘PRIZE mOnRY Ata oan eb mr NRAD a aT ONCE Web A wittaRn, rk street, onyoan, Bisse Late of States Treasury RURNCY and PRIBE MONTY OFF 10B, he ie Post office, New York. Claims fur rice Mbriqre wt ray, de, eollgeted as oo ried Mewes, AMOS ‘“y, w J van ta “i wuivalen: in enrrency. v low rates, town:—-Pient cabin. $76, $65 and Those wha wish to send for reat these rate, ry iperior arcommodations for pasen~ gers, are stroncly in water (ich! trom seevona, and cary) tire ‘sonibilators. Experienced surgeons are atiar! each steamer. For further information apply in Lis erpool to. W AM TNMAN, Agent. #2 Water street; in Ginazow 10 A No, & St, Bnock ig ima ta Quecne-own $0.0. 4 onto Netfe Daine den Vicialr Pera dein Ronrses in B ictoires, Plage de la 3 ia to JOHN G. DALE, 111 Walnut street, or at athe come ____JORN G, DALE, Agent, 15 Broadway, N. ¥- WOR LiveRrooL pingor—CVNARD STBAMSHIF BIDON, Captain Martyn, will sail on Wednesday, &. Goble ve snare $80. Gold oF its equivalent, For ‘igeent ‘oF cabin passage apply to z. na No 4 Bowling d ‘Groom Tea PMIGRATION AND FOREIGN ExcHANG®, jo, 86 Routh street, New ¥i TA Pscorrs t <eed line of Liverpool peseela aait every” ‘Xfine of London packets sail every ton days Partive wishing to send for thelr irienis oF remit money ine Oid Country can do so at the lowest rate by apply- ing to TAPSCOTT ball 2co., jo. 86 South sirect. 1% LONDON AND NEW YORK STKAMSHIP ¢ bed ve ‘whit despatch seml-mouinly Getz gem lage Hriligh, iron stenuns 10WA, IxBi Ans snd MAS ATtAN, ihe, between London «nd New a ‘the voyage from London, Rates of pansage, P ay "vaived Biates, currency: edi ae York 5 rat ‘Cable 100, mauade aepie we WHITNEY, at 2 nn et * I Creight apply Ry street. Ava ces made on merchandise co0- WLAND & ASPIN WALL, Agents gman PROM AND TO ) QUERNETOWN AND LIVER: CUNARD LINE From New York, $65 currency; to New Yerk, $35, gold or SBIDON sats Wesnesday, Apri 27 sails A '. NATIONAL STRAM ietaa N COMPANY. Rroin New York, cabin, $10 andl $85: ateerage, $35, ayable ia curreney.. PENNSYLVANTA on Saturday, May 7. rr eater eae Y WILLIAMS & GUION, 29 Broadway. MPHE NORTH GERMAN LLOYD'S STEAMSULE Te SeeNen, 0. Meyer commander, carrying the United Slaven mai. evil sal sailfrom the Bremen pier, foot of Third He On TONDAY, May 7. at 12 o'clock My BREMEN, VIA SOUTHAMPTON, taking DON, HAVRE, SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMEN snide sfollawing rates, payable in gold or ite equivalent im For ‘ine » first eabin, $105; second cabin, $02 50; steerage, Siye BREMEN will bo followed by the HANSA, May 21 For treight or passage app!y ‘kek £7 COMPANYS w York Hay Able ia. C GuEMICHS & CO. y i 5 en, Nailed passenger Havre, iondon anid Soutlaien gas At the follow ing rates. Firat cabin, $1 5: second? sab, £0; nveernges $37 6), payab-e in cold or.its eauivaent, F ireight ‘apply to KUNHARDT & CO. 45. Bxehange: Pivor paseace apply to C. B, RICHARD & BOAS, No: lea Broadway, eo v1 PANAMA. Repecteirentitr th ATA rom on ttm rehire foe ayn when the day of Geparture will beon the Mendag (al- TESiEb or peas opp a4 won ea NEW ORLEANS are BAvans The U SAGE, see ote ” Ui mi wheel as a EVENING BF Le will ail aa above, from pler 47 North river, foot of Foustow street For freight or passage apply to Pe Say N. B.—The MORNING STAR will follow and sail oo May 14, 1864 Bonen EArAhe MIA Rassav, ¥. P. ne ae at, sig Company's new steamer CORKS! ‘above ports, pon in wi Sod for Le SATURDAY. i. 13s, ana on sare Gree 2. bo money fo cd Ye ap ees in ees fie eave For freight or passage ap = * CUNARD, No. 4 Bowling ( FoR NEW ORLEANS DIRECTOTBE ay Btates mail steanship GEORGE il leave, pier Xo, 9 X grep at BOARD ay RANGER, MPTON Roaos, April 22, Heeeg We, the officers of thi Bight valath regiment, New Yi Btate Volunteers (Dickinson Guarda), vey to ‘Nathan Haccu ad for his suborilanton, our apprecia: tion of his and their kind conduct towards ourselves and the: men — ‘our command while in transit from Foily Island, C0, deuibe & fortress Monroe. Captaia Bacon's cool " tron during the severe svorm on the 18th and 19th inst. war rants every coniidence being placed in lie abilities, and hie. Wind wat entleman}y conduct calla for our hignedl, osteo. mt and Acting Adjutant lien, Assistant mn: is, Firat ‘Lieutenant; a Wie Rady het Wiret Laeaten Second. ‘oeo i ‘batiwin Second Licutenant, . Dngenbure, Second Liew. GLAND, Lt. Col, Commanding. the North ond West eave, Chambers strees 3:15, 5 and 10:40 P. M., and on Sundays. mn folrticah tr street. + HARLEM AND ALBANY RATLROAD.— and ni Se te ines on YORK, Man Py mage teva ‘Mand 6:25 P, Form ANTFORD, DIRECT, SagtronD 94 GRANITE. inqu fon mcs erties D. AM Henna RIVER —PLBAGANT AND CHEAP EX- cursion — High Hariem puyten ~nr steamer TOE A will reavame beats tau riatteaick * ce Ny sari Brides. any ens ect id, ned tr < with Third avenue cart " boats. on tard theo! vos Time aD. INBLEE, Aesistant Su rintendent vr RAMS FURNITURE E- RESS, i vig 1 Furniture Express. Burnhatw's Furniture Epes. Bleventh and Sixth aeasnae = _- ‘urniture stored, "inde of ira are bored and shy. ‘urniture of families moved | fa oy oF to country. FINE ARTS. kn ES Fo SALE—COING, | MEDALS, ENGRAVINGS, BTUR- ings, Drawings. ‘Old masters; the iargest lection eve ony GOULDBON, 718 Brondvray, third for. Load OFFICES. =MONEY LIBBRALLY apvaNoeD 1AMON DS. WATOH AL; Waagine wales AW Aue ’T Lip Hed ppind ari PAWNBROKERS Tl 1c oad. vaya ey and 60 per cent more paid tha place in the chyr at it Mleccker # A’ os PAW NBROKERS’ TICKETS “we t eny tor udnets ter will pas cont more then. any ouber i we tole, Bilkes ide, Ac, 00 38 Ubatham atreet. room arn LAY, ae AT oi ati mined sLany eben person wehes, Mg hyd ia. 3, over 0,0 oF CLOTH. NEY LIBERALLY aD¥, NOED ON, DiA- See rary. Silver Watches. Jeweirty Guna, Pita uke, for which I will yay is = nie ‘more ean be obtained atans other place tm w mk 600 Broadway, corner of Houston street, up stars roo ‘DYANCE MADE ON WATCHES, DiAmONDS, saw idee me wove Siet wbhay By Rd AORN OF my ‘ Broker and Movctant, {11 Grand start, (0e foore meat or We dias a T HENRY HYMAN’ BROADWAY, CORNER © ATT e rete Ra kup sare ah pay Weng Got cash price for Diamonds, 8 pet or unset Watenee and ver Ware, or advances made on tne same; and also OF Pianos 663 Broadway. wee ‘7 @ NASSAU STRRET, ROOM ‘NO, % THE trast oneness are paid for loose or set Diamonds, ee ‘st and sous. at of y description Also, the most Jibey TEngcninge's of the above arvices, DY A 'HOMGWAS, Diamond Broker. WNBROKERS TICKBTS PURCHA: = ot of O10 for Business Png sk Bee (ue Beafnts Wot Pants, ; Batinet wea ay ein 427 Broome street. POR CAMEL rfing hacen aid G8 Ba wnder the New HiGuESsT CASH baat ol E hate Gy pce OO a ‘