The New York Herald Newspaper, May 3, 1864, Page 9

et SUPPLEMENT TO THE HERALD. NEW Mee, TUESDAY. MAY 3, 1864. rees—two in the House and ove je the Senate. They p= only be Egy ia thelr order of jusroduction— ‘bad, worse, worst. Neither of the disting ished Sevators ‘from Cali vata oF Oregon, or the members of Congress ‘from California or the mining Terruories, except ‘the unfortunate member from Colorad», have attemp ed to touch thie subject. Why? Becanse they knew its @ifficulties, and, knowing them, are content to “let well emough aloue. * It is @ great pity that members or Senators from the old States should not imitate their wise example. The product of their brains and their Knowledge of the subject, thus far mde ans afford a new Tending of anold line>—"* Fools rush in where ‘wise men fear to tread” ‘Ye HERALD, in the editorial of Sunday. May 1, admits that miniag is not the always sucoessfal business i is generally rep esented to be, aud that its are nut 60 great as generally imagined. 1000s it not foll yw from this @dmission that an onerous taxation would benotoniy njust, but also unwise? ‘\iwere are numerous mines in operation to-day which produce large sums mouthly, every dollar of which goes ‘to the further development of tbe mines, to the purchase erection of expensive. machinery, and, in addition, large assessmenta are called (or from the stockholders, ‘This is absolutely necessary for the success of the mives, Generally stockholders ure poor, interest is fabulously Bigh—(rom three to tem per cont mosth in miming districts on mining stocks uot paying dividends, If a tax te laid on she gross Grape eens ‘apparent: that you impede. if not absolutely stop, Winer dovooproent af neapaying ‘ius’ One of: the most famous of the Nevada mines, tho ‘Mexican,’ im whole or in part by Duncan, Sherman & Co., bid ita net tmcome stopped ior months, in @ single day, by a “slide.” Hiei opaenewe weet poor men, and the-gross cae, le nerously texed, the’ mine would vi stonnae altogether, and so much would have een takea from, the actual wealth of the coun- ty. (his illustration applies with tenwld force 0 the mines owned and worked by puor men, strugglivg along, pay enormous interest—working like beavers jiving ike beggare—on i eer after all may, and too often does, prove hope. 1!,is proposed-to tax such men and such ty. It amounts simapip to taxing, @ man for what he melds and, worse than that, to pat to death all ‘+pronpecting,”’ and to ag ‘once every mino that did not yiold .m enormous profit Hardly was my letier to the World tele,raphed to Cali- fornia, with the news that Congress proposed a tax of five per cent ou the gr ss yield of the mives, betore the ‘Wires seat back @ loud remoustrapee from al. parts of the Btate. The telegram to the Associated Press rays : Considerable excitement prevailed over the State !n conse- quence of the proposition to tax mining produce five per gent The pulley 1n thought to be wrong, and he tax exces ‘A despatch to Duncan, Sherman & Co., from Francisco correspondents (Alsop & Co, ), ‘which Rindly placed at my disposal, says:- Ban Francisco, April 30, 1864. to prevent tie passage of the law ‘of mines. “It wilt ve rulnous to delus| Do all i suing the he areas provost ced aes ‘she general despatch of May 2 says:— Best mining stocks have depreciated five percent. owing to the pro) Great feeling is munifen See mbuest- ‘Nothing has been heard from the interior Do you propose to fan this flame of discontent intoa fre ‘cannot quench? Is it prudent or politic © ipterfere with a system which has worked @o well for nearly naif a generation? Is the from Michigan wise enough to devise a ecbeme which will reduce to a system in Washi ali ‘the mining laws of all the mining districts in California ‘and the mining Territories? Does he, or any other public man, understand mathe [aged 80 well that be can at one atroke of his out” a system which has ‘worked 0 well, ad wile h forme an integral part of the Jurisprudence of California, Nevada, Colorado and Oregov, ead under which vested rights of years standing have ‘Deen established? ¥ For many years the manufacturers of cotton goods and @f tron wore protected by a high tariff, To day the cod @Maberies are protected and rewarded TT Cen Is i% bow proposed, in the very death agony of wepablic, to strike a fatal biow—by unjust and cial ‘taxation—at the very greatest pope of the country—viz: the genre of the precious wisest thing that.the present Congress can do—the ‘aap Crd it can do of service to the government and Jastice to the miner+is to impose a fair tax on the net eee of the mings. aterm of mining laws cannot be made in i earese it i c expected to be useful or to be enforced. who —— a code of minipg laws which shall oe equal, to the rightful claims of the government and to claims of the miver—which provides a fair reve- Yet secures the title to the actual possessor of: mines—will approve himself a statesman indeed, and deserve well of bis country. His fame will rest @ secure foundation, and sowill endure, not for twen- vat for twenty centuries, in my letter to the World, nor in this, can ly be construed asa threat. It is no morea threat wat rag i 4 toa blind beggehe ol , totally position, wi ‘twent; EEE aceientonet ‘1 have made a simple statement of facts, supported by nor ‘‘bubble” gument, {, founded ou Ets ally and jamie these tacts can be denied, or, these arguments con- ¢roverted, let some one une rtake it. The importance of subject can hardly be overestimated. Mr, Caleb Seatings imo ietucr"addremod to me a short time since, in hie “Progress of the Mation,” shows hi ted demand th coal and tron, b eon ete is Godvetion ot oom as 0 motivespumrer. iat chat mawed Great B: rom bankruj ai Yon next Yeliowing th thee her protracted oy one 1 lobe to Our’ mineral Caley ny sant taal | aly, ‘but of gid silver, meroury, copy ‘asthe most pro! ‘meane of our salvation In Saye re neat after the conclusion of the present unhappy ‘There cannot be a thinking man fn this country who Goes not believe that this opiaion is sound. All that we (the miners) desire is that common sense shall prevail, ‘as mueb for the benefit of the government as for oar own fmterests. Your SYLVESTER MOWRY. Naw Yore Horer, May 2, 1864. ra of Alderme: @OMMODORE PORTER TO HAVE A PUBLIC FUNERAL— $600,000 APPROPRIATED FYOR THE FAMILIB3 OF VOLUNTEERS—QUARTERS FOR THE COLORED ‘TROOPS—THE OFFICE OF INSPECTOR OF CITY RAIL- BOADS ABOLISHED, BTC. ‘The Boara met at two o'clock yesterday afternoon, President Heory in the chair. alderman Rrsrs offered a preamble and resolution in relation to the death of Commodore Porter, tendering the ‘ase of the Governor’s Room and making provisions for @ public funeral, which will be attended by tho Common Gouncil ina body. Adopted. os Prrepratog $00 the eee of volun- b= offered by Alderman Ryans, fald over oe under the Myaidarman, Mok SIGHT —, re bt mwanpong authorizing Com ler to a jiding at Union square, Pecently occupied bribe ‘the Banitary Commission Fair, for ‘the use of mm troops, Alderman Ornwett (tep.) moved that the resolution ‘be referred to the Coramittes on National Affairs, Alderman Haxvr pote enh upon by the y had made the bpd Mig Diack than white, and i provisions made for the reception of the colored warriors tl 8 ir white brethree. White troops had avery eo. commodation at the Park Barracks, and he did not see why the blacks should be neglected, even if they had to take Union square for that purpose. Alderman Orriwvst (rep.) said he coincided in every ‘word that had fatlen from the gentieman’s ‘i nd thought it was the most sensible speech he had made @uring the last six months. The remarks of the gentle- man would not be forgotten, and might be very useful to quote to the Alderman’s constituents during the coming “me resolution was lid over, A statement was received from the Comptroller show- — co in the eity treasury of $1,752,146 resolution from the Board of Counciimen, abolish- fag the office of Inspector of City Railroads, then came ‘ep for concurrence. Alderman Ryers urged the adoption of the resolution, a? the ground that the position was a sinecure ope, and held by a geutieman who occupied other offices besides. roe were a ge sen Wy, inserting the words @uperintendent of Sanitary Inspection, instead of ( Railroads. Lost. ant question on coucurring with the Board of Counci! jas then put, and carried by @ vote of ten to five, This is said to be Pr as a slap at Senator Christian B. Woodruff, who mad if ovnoxious to the Common Counet! during the Inst of the Legislature. A resolution was then offered increasing the wages of all laborers on public works to two doliars a day, which ‘was adop'od. After passing on @ batch of papers from the Board of Councilmen the Poard adjourned until Wednesday after- noon, at two o'clock. Before Recorder Hoffman NAMES OF AND CHARGE TO THE GRAND JURY, BTO. ‘Mar 2.—The May term of the Court of General Session s @ommenced at eleven o'clock this morning, Recorder ‘Hoffman on the benob, Diatrict Attorney A, Onkey Hall appeared as prosecuting officer, in conjunction with his assistant, Mr. Robert ©. Hutohings. Tho following gen- tlemen were sworn to act as Greed Jurors:— Joweph M. : Anson 8, Brown, a“ rer ricer ir. Enoch Caamboriain, Abraham B. Knapp, yon oy Jey ae ae 100, ‘Aaron Clove Biward 6. Crark, pe ©, Madden, roholas H. Decker, Samuel Keene, Nibert Ibert he Fasieman, Charles Smithion, i Franois F. Fernald, v Harrison D. Hunt, James b. Todd, Recorcer Hoffman in his oharge stated that the Clork of |) the Court would band to them a printed form containing fortructions as to theft duties and organization, Ho then eharged them on the topics prosoribed by the statute, and continued by stating that to some extent, and how he @ould not say, & misconception had afison ae to the powera and duties of grand jarios. The views ot hie as soclate on the bench and himself wero the same on the subject, whick be thought could be clearly uaderstood by reading’ ‘some extracts from asmall book published 4 681, contrining, 1B auaint phraseology, a clear and cor- Feck account of the powers aad duties of grand juries at that remote period, since which time they haa been materially altered, apd that there bad been but little, if any, legislative inter. ference with grand juries from that day wo the present time. In counection with this subject he wisbed to state that, although grand juries bad the right to take cognizance of ail offences in’ the first place, experience bad shown that the ends of justice could bo better served by pursuing criminals throuxh the medium of the police magistrates or the District Attorney. When a complaint should be laid before them he thought they would do well to inquire whether it had been previously laid before @ magistrute or the District Attorn: aero There ‘was an impression that the ity Judge, who a the eee cary last month, denied thas rand) se thie power, the City Judge «did deny that they had thie power, but areas with him (the Recorder) im every particular. In conclusion, rh was only necessary for bim to say that the very nature and character of their oaths showed that tbeir duties and powers were she ame as thoae of grand juries some hundreds of yeare ago, and that it would he @ sad day if these rights were impaired or taken aye for with them rested the power to protect the lives, lib. erties and rights of the citizens, They then retired to their labors, The roli of petit jurors was called, and the excuses of Laney desiring t be excused from serving were dis- posed ‘The ap was then called, after which the Court adiourned watil Wednesday morning, at eleven o'clock. Superior Court—frial Term, Before Judge Monell, May 2—Stephen Kogers vs. the Panama Railroad Company.—This was ap action brought to recover for extra services rendered by the plaintiff, as @ surgeon, in 1856. An accident happened on the above mentioned railroad by which several passengers were killed and’ ‘njured. The general superintendont of the road re- quested the plaintif to attend to the wants of the wounded, and it was for services rendered the company on that occasion that the present action was instituted ‘The defence set up was that the plainti? was in the employ of the company at the time and had a stated ea!- ary; that bis gervices on the occasion referred to were but inaccordance with a contract mad Ly the Panama Railroad Company when he entered their New Dodge for the Bounty Money. On the 24 of April $200 bounty was paid by Mr. Blunt to Nicholas Anderson, he having passed the United States surgeon’s examination, and being mustered into the service. Nicholas left for Hart's Island, where he was again examined by another surgeon, and dis barged for disability, he having broken his leg in March Previous. Here, then, was the loss of asoldier, the loss of the State and government bounty, snd nearly of the county bounty also, though he wouMt still count on our quota, while of no use t0 anybody. But Nicholas was not satisfied with this good luck. Having thus recei¢ed his regular discharge from the One Hundred and Twenty-second regiment, the sharper thought hecould make » good thing of it by using that discharge, and re-enliet like apy other returned veteran, without going throngh another surgical examination, and receive his three bundred dollars bounty over again. This ef- fected, he would enter tor some other regiment, and again get discharged for disability. Wenn although this was very sharp practice, it was not quite sharp enough for Blunt. Notwithstanding the papers were all perfectly correct, leading to no suspicion, the Supervisor basa knack of age 4 : it many impertinent questions to volun- teers. Dit was not forgotten in the case of Nicho- ier ayn Cbairmnaa pumped him, and the more he pumped the more the muddy, dirty water was brought up. In tact he bad found afoul spring. The follow became con- fused with the-dictionary of words and questions put to him; and being at last completely corner id betowned up to all the facts as above stated, and Mr. Blunt, of course, saved to the county the $300 the rogue was after, and had 80 ingeniously as well as impudentiy contrived bis plans to secure. It is fortunate, as Sam Patch would say, that aoe wereld can look as far into a millstoue as some outne follow was handed over to the Provost Marshal for further action. Men are still wanted by the committee, for whom $300 will be paid; but not men with broken Jegs. Police Intelitgence. Saoomne axp SrapnmyG AFFRAY IN aN OveTRR Satoox. — About two o’clock yesterday morning, a difficulty occur- red in the oyster saloon of Patrick Kearney, 259 Tenth avenue, between a number of men, during which James Mullen and Anthony Mullany, of 302 West Seventeenth street, were severely cut in the face, and Daniel Harri- 1 Of Providence, Rhode Island, was badly shot ia the Captain Hedden, of the ‘Sixteenth precinct, anda number of officers were quickly on the spot; but before their arrival the persons who used the knives and pistols made tneir escape. a Hedden reports that the assailants are known, and he will make an effort to arrest them. ‘igan ‘was remoyed to the New York Hospital. ‘The injured man declined imparting information. A Savor Dancenxousty Stanuxp BY aw Unknown Bax.— Asailor, named Edward Jones, was found at a drug store in Greenwich street, about eleven o’cluck yesterday morning by officer Koid, of the Twenty-seventh precinct, suffering from the effects of,a very dangerous stab wound in the abdomen, which be said he received by a knife in ‘the hands of a stranger with whom he was qaurreling, in one of the Washington street lodging houses. The un- known assailant, after striking the blow, ran from the house and made his escape, He is yet at |: }, bat Capt. Heime, of the Twenty-seventh precinct, me of his officers are in pursuit of the assassin and have strong hopes of arresting him. Jones was conveyed to the New York Hospital, and the house surgeon considering him to be in o very critical condition, notified Coroner Collin to take his ante-mortem examimation. Corone: Inquests. Fara Acciogyt 10 4 Critp.—Coroner Wildey yesterday held an inquest at No, 47 Sixth street, on the body of Mary Harrington, a little girl nearly four and a balf years of age, who died from injuries received by falling from athird story window on Saturday last. At the time of the accident decessed was pushing open the blinds, ove of which gave way suddenly, and losing her balance she fell head foremost to the pavement and was fatally in- jured. The jary rendered a verdict of ‘Accidental death.” Foonp rm tae Water.—The body of an unknown man, apparently about forty years of age, dressed in a blce knit jacket, corduroy pants and dark vest, was found floating in the water at the foot of 118th street, Marlem river. Coroner Rauney was notilied to hold an inquest on MEDICAL. “ 4 DICE TRE AFFLI' —MADAM! PARD’S Female Pilis are th ane medicine mater oon it fety and c lan be sent by mall. nity. avail themscives of Madame D" WATSON, AN OLD AND EXPERIENCED PRAO- titioner, {s enabled to guarantee a cure in all cases. by ia, and without seb: vastness. Dr. Watson's bo of diet or restriction .4he “Cause and Cure,” ‘£o.. contains te oF THE No %) Amity street PRIVATE TREA Those who apply tn the of diseaso will be surprised at the ease and Fapldite of the eure. Those. however who hare suffered Jong will best appreciate his services, R. GRINDLE, FEMALE PRYSTOIAN AND Ac. ‘coucher. No.6 Amity piace, three doors from Amit 5 e4 it his special practice to treat complaints, from whatever cuse produced. ive relief (9 the most anxious patient in went nt rooms for ladies requiridg nursing, R. COOPER. 14 DUANE STREET, May BE CO sulced on all diseases years exclusively devon ed, ae oo in a war {a all TT ims of misplaced confidence ia meilical saers ball with acoreaunty of being radically cused, or'no pay war BR CORBETT. NO 9) ORNTRE STREET, BEIWEEN D*¢ Chambers and Reade streets, KI be consulted wiih gontdence on diseares of « private character. A practice of YH years, three of whic been im the hospitals of New York aud at ona oe to ag ht nth wucorse Dereous and general debiti ¢ victims ef {imposition him et oe certainty of boing radically cured or no charge, N. B.—See Dr. C's diplomas. in his office, New York Un! ‘sity Medical College’ and geons, London. AORDREDS ane RUINED BEYOND iu this li{¢ by not cating on Dr. HUNT! mee first; he bas tor thirty years confined his atteation. to diseases of certain olass, {n which he hae cuted no leas than, fitty sandoases, His sepmtant attendages from sin the, tn ing vant it 9 . constant altendanes, {rom 5 in inti 9 at Unie, st. Now ig ‘since 1G, ERDEMPTION No. Fp are moderate and ao ‘gual Panty Hae the parieut sees. 00 one ya the m pleat i medicaldiacovery, Known ae ies c#riaid diseases when regular: treatment Rede eeey fa Seon tng ret tion In the habits ef the lent; ou wi ating vs bls ec vi seen femedies: cures Biss Eee in font cures thon the di ‘ul cons ‘vain. ae @.nbscr. unless weeds in what he aires for f ‘and what no other will acon t. ¢ dollar saint with a modical work on “Hu. iY, Nervous, lity, Barly Indiseretion,” and ; Soapuliation grave, M™ Win. x WELL MALI ubrtestia=e* BUG Rite Bion ORIN: DLR, FAMALE F PHYSTOIAN, Noe mity ere einen ey | SsmPPING, Pena amg ae TEAM W X TO LIVERPOOL, TOUCHING | ar Queenstown (Cork harbor) The Liverpool, Fore and Fhiladeiphia Steamship © inten tox their talipomereds Clyde: ali inva steassahips EDINBURGH, Sthoknis, MAY7. Orry OF anata: TON, SATURDAY. at i, HEY OF MANCHENTEH Baturday, Nay adi every succeeding Saturday, at soon, fram pier 44, North sien: arty fol- river, RATES OF PASSAGE, Payable in gold, oF its equivalent in o First Cavl esse $80" Blecrage $30 First Cabin to 30 Stecrage 4 First Cabin to Paris 98 Steerage to Paris +40 First Cabin to Hambiirg’.’ 9) Bteerage to Ham! 37 Passengers also firwaried to Havre Bremen, Hovierdam, Antwern, ee 2S. a hlecrae ‘$35. = atequally low rates. First cabin, $75, $85 and to send for their vends can buy tickets ‘These steamers have siperior accommodations for pasaen- gers, vy? strongly builtin water tight tron sections, and cart Bot fire apnibilators. Experienced surgeons are attache each steamer. For further information apply in Liverpool to WILLTAM INMAN, Agent, 22 Water orem in Glasgow to ALBX. . ae COLM, No. 68t Bnoch square: in Quoens'own v0 ©. D. SEYMOUR & CI in ‘London. toBIVES & MACE King Wiliam street: in Pariv to JULES DECOUB, 48 att ‘Notre Dame des Victoires, Place dela Bourae; in Philadel- phia to JOHN G. DALE, 111 Walnut street, orat the coms pany’s oflloes, _JOBN a DALE, Agent, 15 Broadway, N. ¥. N, Ye LANTA, IOWA, IN IANA and MANIATTAN, cash 3,000 tone burihen, between London and New York, calling af tee of passage, Pa’ teerage. $35. From. Lond Sit, wor baseage apiy to CHAS. For fyeight apply at 64 igned to WiTNEY ‘at No. 26 Broadwae, South atreot, Advances inade on merchandise cou the London agents. __ HOWLAND & ASPINWALL, A, gma FR iM AND 70, +) oaaianmenbad AND LIVER. CUNARD LINE From New York. $35 currency: to New Yor, $35, gold oF ba in curr LYMPCS sails ‘We: loeaday. NATIONAL, STHAMNAVIGATION COMPANY. From New York, eabin, $100 and $85; steoram Payable ia currency. PENNSYLVANTA on Saturday. May 7. ‘OT passage apply to PONY WELLTANS & GUI’ Broadway ROvAE, gare Liverpool. —' AUSTRALASIA’ maader, will wali f m ee stream on WEDNESDAY NEXT, 4TH Assteamboat will ply between the Joraey Cliy and the auetralasinn, fi Steams ate Al STRALASIAN, FOR T. Cook Com. st Kone bi can be taken n board The SLOTLA will wil ‘on May 18, K, CUNARD, No. 4 Bow!tng Green. pug, NORTH GERMAN LLOYD'S STRAMSAIP. R ©. Meyer sormmander, carrying the United fen joe wilt sailfrom the Bremen pier, foot of Third reet, Hoboken. on SATURDAY, May 7. at 12 o'clock M., BREMEN, VIA sou THAMPTON, ba ized gers ON HAVRE, SOUTHAMPTON AXD BRENEN at the following rates, payable in gold or tia equivalent ia curreney For tne f firsteabin, $105; second cabin, $62 50; steerage, ‘The BREMEN will be followed by the HANSA, May 21. For freight or passage SuLhics {CBB & CO., 68 Broad street, HE HAMBURG AMERICAN PACKRT © y T IRON MAIL STEAMSHIPS. OMPANY'S BAVARIA,. GERMANIA Arad hes atk 1 From ie tr Ha Took of Thiel sitect, Hiohoken, taking passengers for Hamburg. Havre, London and Southamoton at the following raivs:—Firat cabin, $105: second cabin, seees rage $37 5), payable in gold or its equivalent For freight "a apply to TKUNIIARDT & CO. 45 Exchange place. For | ly to C. B. RICHARD & BOAS, Ni pacrmaesp apply tt jo, 181 OR, catsronsia v1 M Dr tiar 1A ANA New York om the'34, 13th pea ofeach pioeth, exeepe when, tage oun dates fall on Sua- when the day of departure will beon the Monday Cal- rag. 5 [- Eiht mcs ono w mG Sa OR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT=THE NEW UNITED tes mail steamship GEORGE CROMWELL, Gap: FS tain ‘Post, will leave pier No, 9 North river, oa Salarday, May 7 with unsurpassed accommoda. tions, a Ne. patent nding signe! on day fal ing Ap ply to B. CROMWELL 4 CO.. 86 West murvet. = RAVANA DIREC . e elegant steams! “ MEXICO, J. 8. Crows. Commander. Wil leave pier 18 North river for Havans direct on Satur. day, May 7, at 3 o'clock P. Mh. on nenght. received or bille oF ini bs ight . rt eileen SEAN, ABINEREY & CO. OR LIVERPOOL.—OLD BLACK BALL LIN! <THE = ener WES ‘will gail punctually on Satur. day, Mi 82, foot of Beekman aot oF to ROCH BROS & COFFEY: 69 South street. Ow nao ‘om GBRAT BaIrATW AND IRELAND. Emigration and Foreign a Bxchange office, 9% South street. Drafts on Engiand, Ireland, Scotland or Wales. Parties wishing to send for iheir friends or remit money to the Old Country can do so at the lowest possible rates by 1 ma ms DeEEes 56 & CO.. 86 South street. NCE, EES —THE STEAMER CKLLA: Billing, eater, trom teen will commence to dis. Sharge, ner gener) be 3 at pier 21 North river, on ‘Wednesday, MAY 4 tOWLAND & ASPINWALL, Agents. THE Sreenee CELLA, CAPT. EDWIN Bi aes Saye 1D este res eee dary. London, di t, Th yy. May 12. at \wo P. eeehotseT NOWLAND te ANPTNWALL, Age Th vig OF THE PASSENGERS ON BOARD tates steain transport Merrimac, April 30 | men re arimac and add our pellet that wut for ihe detention by rough weather off Hatteras her present trip from New of the shoriest } ‘Orleans to New York would have been one on record, owledge of Captain Frederick A a first class commander, we joln tchfulness and consiant care in every detail pertaining to the ship, and for his wavarying Politeness. courtesy and attention to the eomfort of all who are oder his care on Resolved, That we testity our fall appreciation of the ex celience in their reapective positions and professions of First acs B, Gordon, and Chief Kngimeer Riebard ba | Yarayy aud that me mestithanks 10 Purser George H. Green. for bis efforts to make every One on board completely “xt home,’ and to Steward J, A Hunt, for his woll-served, well-appointed and most excellent | ‘Resolved, That these resolutions be published in the New yore Tleratd and Trines, wel Bocton Journal and Post .L, Andrews. Brigaiier, ‘jeneral Volunteers D.C. Houstes. Mai or and Chief Engineer Department Guilt { . Lay at ot Zann United Maren Infantry (c.) 1d caval orrias, Seoomd Lieutenant 1 P tiond Chaplain, 76rd United ‘States infantry c:) HW Babe W. PL Fi J.J. Thoma: Win, H. Sergent. W. R. Dunuing. First Lien'enan! C.P. Baveel, First Lieutenant are ane Lieutenant 21h New ¥! joreaur, Lieutenant Sih New York agin PBAER, 5. Firet Lienteoant 34 Mass. cavalry, and A.B. Cc. TRAVELLERS’ GUIDE. DSON RIVER BAIL ROAD —TRAINS FOR ALBA. ny, Troy, ad I loave Chambers street ait aay from Thrusts street, BW YORK, HARLEM AND ALBANY RAILROAD.— For Albany, Troy. North amd West | eave Twenty Hh street depot at 10 Ae M. and 4.25 P. 3 Bunday train oy Pivst Lientenant 13th Maine. id New York. ow York cavalry, Bears} 0:4) &, M., and on Sundays por KEYPORT, AND MIDDLETOWN Post | (DI- reot without landing).—The steam’ M ea ta leaves pler Coot oF ‘clock, P. AT FO) Murray shroei Keyport at 734 o'clock A. M. SAL UBANT—C HANG ie DaRieu DREW Capint Foun VE Talia, will Desbrosses nm free Wednesday, May leave from treet at fk ping for passengers at Thirtie ga Mondays, Wedneaiaye sud Fridays, landing at W Fotat. Newburg, Poughkeepsie, Rhinebeck, Catskill snd DENTISTRY. A S82 0r TEETH IN THRRE HOURS —ENTIRG 2M, sastacton or no pay. at 39 Siatn arene, The chen ol ever made; aiso, ch orerrimmed, to give a full wud youthful appearance 10-10 id and platina sets of ie Meng oan ty. sand nice require wer withont plum; id fill ngs teeerted the best mannor, from five ‘0 oxide lars eucl “O us iat a erate of Testh, and ee at 239 Sixth aveuue, betwoen Fifteenth and is oth a wi Li, PEREOWR REQUIRING ARTI 4 A’ ‘ihe bent | oped sgh] TERTL at aire low prices, shoukl call at ur, elsewhere. BTH COMPANY, nF Bei a aa iota B—all cordially invited. ATIONAD DSNTAT ROOMS—REMOVED TO 1.228 roadway. near ihirtieth street Beautitot pear! pe font Gomotype Teeth. Bxteaord nary pricea Sets Phomper sele $2). warranted, Pi yO mp 8 Ming Wet, wold, not fail to AMERIO. street, ithout pat ‘ive premiums _DR 1.455 5 CRRMFICATE HAVING HADTRN Teper acted ¥ tvout gain by Dred. JAY, V" aed Stoot. two. eke ees oats nnert ie Foeviamencnticn to Ret eas frova Pooth: soa Ban Groves ayreeh CLOTHING. “DRY Goons. : ae TIENTION.—AT 212 SEVENTH AVENUS. H. ROSEN: A’ GRAND STREBT ©) uRAP STORE. Mate the Sein eget Pry . the California am ore, Fe. READY FO-DAY, ielved large orders to purchase $78 a writ af Gant ow tea oma hang ee order be fui ny ry All the noveltion tw Ladies’ aud Misses’ STRAW, HAIR and | tim and gentiemen, I wish you woul 4 2, 1866, JOUN A. BOLLS, el look over your wardrol yd wee if ye HE FIRM OF JEROME KELLOGG dissolved by mutual conseat. Joho me JP. will settie up the businees and ellogg oF A; Jerome. baer aa or the Or G. JEROME, Ja, JOHN KELLOGG, JOUN A, co, KNRY FITC Gnonue W. VER vaLey. ‘or yo satifaction T if 8. Bilk dresses, fro Fane, from $3 to $7; woollen and muslin dresses, cat 4 furniture. ved by calling er addressing H. io ERG, 212 ies attended to by Mra. "hose ‘berg, in and out of CACTUS BONNETS aud BLOOMERS, Aino, Boys? and Infants? HATS and CAPS, BONNET RIBBONS, KVBRY COLOR, BHADE anc WIDTH, Also, PLAID RIBBONS. MILLINERY SILKS, PLAID 81LK VELVBTS, AY BSURER PLACE.—AT 283 SIXTH AVENUR LADIES ane A seahenes will find the Be ony honest dealer, B, to whom they can dis) vel Cast OF Cloth i Me i pets, Furniture and se oe ne sO per cent mor shan by othet dealers in, the city. 1 Bioanige to ba to pay to $45; ee York, April 25, 1664, S8OLUTION. —THE COPARTNERSHIP HEKETO’ Hire culating vader the fem of Wynkoop, Hallenbeok s oe Jowing prices:—Sitk Dresses, from Mr Jono Thom: LLL Lai 18; Pants $2 to $7. Al lien, Delai Thomas, is dissolved be moses consent, NEW STYLER IN FRENCH PLO TEISERY MACKS | Mb recot U 8 guest oo srloe’ So Re retiring, The business will gs by the nw tra. TRAW, BUGLE and BBAD ORNAMENTS, | note by pont wi Penctudlly ‘atlended to, Ladies attend. | Wynkoop & Hallenbeck, HALES BECK, NEW DRESS TRIMMINGS. gi.to by Mrs, ints Remember the original B. Mintzand | wow youg, April $0, 1864. Tun thomas. ber, 283 Six nue, near Eighteenth atreet, All oriers ‘from Brooklyn and Jersey Clip punctually attended GLE GIMPS and F! FROM AU bo maRGatNe ON EMBRO! COPARTNERSHIP.—The undersigned hs ve this keep weipyionny formed a copartnersbip, under the firm ‘ARD “ : Now, $11 and $114 GRAND ay pact AT deities nth AVENUK, CORNER OF TWENTY. Halloubeck, for the transaction of a general jopnn #i1th block east from t Bowery. E. oA A etry ta Reet WS thomas, So. 113 Fulto arent ie aan bye aling mete uhing, Carpets, Purnl: | Hallenbeck & Fhoues, No. 118 Puli) "he WYNKOOP, TO. 4 J. MOWMRA\ wire, calling o ng a note, (ew atven un, 269 Grand street, corner of Fersyih nite, toby Mrs. _Waw Toga, Apetl 20, 1006 J. J. HALLE! EC eg ern gya On v9 $68 00 SHEN ON meee A Se, Ss Rinhess, cack OTICE OF DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP. PH se 10 00to 75 00 8 high partnership heretofore existing under the [10-00 to 75,00 Hire Se on & Purdy is thie day dissolved by mut aa rf eit orge Ay Jackson retiring. Mr. rate Heavy, fons +B Ob to 128 00 tto by Mr. or ra ABRAIIAMS, Shs MReventh | parther, will sigo the ‘name of the firm. tn liquidatio Gis Goakein ever} atvle: f75a1- 26 0010 30 00 detween Twenty.ifth and ‘Twenty sixth sirecis, | will continue the business at the old stand, G47, Broad wat Children’s Stik Sa 40010 12.00 “Lailies attended to by Mrs, Abraham: | ACKBON. Children’s Si 4 (to 14.00 reer Naw Yoru, May 1, 1664, FbWalD It PURDY. 300 1000 | AT THE OLD WELL KNGWN STORE, 275 SEVENTH 125t0 8 00 avenue. if yon want to see after your advantage The undersigned : Fae enn a an erate ag: yore astialac: | partner, Mr. Jackson, when in. Bury 19a dost . atrial, which w! - . whe sy nigga te alee sce (AA fioe."Bieasn "call no. or addtens s nove tH, MART. 25 | Of bin goods, whereby he wi'l be mvabled to ane price Clinic Wavehanses on this sido offthe Seventh avenue, between Twenty-xeventh and Twenty- | novel in style, low and quality that appeare io 6 in America he. factlith nee | elghth streets, “Ladies attended to at their own residence | English oats aa ae nducements unavailable by ahd ibe NGL pe ry range Mes - DWARD H, PURDY, 647 Broadway. vary fortunate purchases, whereby they will effect a saving Of at least twenty per cent—-the one price principle giving @ double ‘advintagy to ‘the, imexperiencad. Goode freely nih. "Nu vizging to parcbas y Msdudiard ©. & 5, MOWBRAY. QaAnestinas, CURTAIN MATERIALS, Oiletotha, Stair Carpetings, A maetTON: AT THE NeW STORS. 114 THIRD AVE- nue, ladies and gentlemen are gnaranteed to receive the high ‘st prices for each article of Cast Off Wearin parel. Furniture: Carpets, de, for the Southern and ern markets, Please remember and tr near Fourteenth atreet. to, Ladies by M GREAT DEMAND FOR CLOTHING —LADIES AND STOTIOE OF DISSOLUTION, THK COPARENERSHIP NRereiotore exlating between, she nubweribers, Ia tho Iquor business, at 439 Greenwi bh street, under the firm name of C. Cordes & Co,. is hereby, dissolved by m itual com ADE! 28 156 sent, from this date. Dated New GATHAIINH cbRDES. ish, Drnegets, Rugs, Lace Curtains, formed a co- COPARTNERSHUIP.—The subse: ie ra Window Shaiew, Blankets, Bheetings and Mouse Furnish * gentiomen having any Cast Of Clothing, Furniture, | partnership, under the firm isin r oa pata and Jewelry, will receive the highest prices by call | pe 6. & Co. an! to” business will hereafter 30g Goods in great varie Dor addressiig A, HARRIS, SO TI Oe carried oa by. they aid wore. 439 Greenwich ‘Third avenue, be- tween’ Thiry-eighth and ‘Thirty ninth streets, ‘Ladies at. tended to by Mra, Harris, TTENTION.—AT 218 BRVENTH AVENUE LAaDIRS and gentlemen can receive the highest price for their Wearing apparel, Furniture, Carpets, £e,, for the Southern th street. Dai a Apel 2. i384, RD & TAYLOR, 255 to 261 Grand street. HERMA MANS ‘ME Yer. NEW, yor MAY 2 2, 1634 “RAMUEL H. PENDBX. ter and Willian Lamm areas ia owt buat suimt ast BLOTS 6. f Roms from ‘his date. We have ‘rou poaon om Sashes; «Western markets, Please remember t lace. 218, INO. O'BRIEN. dianer 8 rattan SS RAURBDAUM. Seventh avenue, All order: < captiy ‘at. | Wall strect, opposite Han s SNOLOBRUEN. WHITE Caw sf LAIR SHAWLS, joo i te ibe OTICE.—MR. JULES RILLIET, BY MUTUAL AGREE! ment, hus retired from our tir ‘New York, May I, 1 pager, WANTED—1N A LIGHT MANUFACTURING 4 Fecrnnnone lly ‘rom $3. eke rr this tee orate aan erative business; (he p r Je w hand to be flied, \Pariouats of MILTON & GO. roadway. i HE UNDERSIGNED HAVE THIS Day 'ORMED & copartnersbip under the firm of Milis, Rnickerbacker for opera and in in. TRAVGLLING CLOAKsS, soinething entireiy ne 1,142 Broadway, one door above Twenty sixth street, T NO. 137 SIXTH AVENUK.—LADIES AND GENTLE- men, if you wish to receive the highest price for your at OM Clothing, Carpets, F ¢ best you can do is to call on or send a note te K. MI fines twortogrs from Tenth street, Ladion'atten 1G, ONE 3 TO TWENTY | Mintz, True, you will be dealt with to your satis ited’ in an unsurpassed | benefit. tee per eid T THE NEW WESTERN AGENC' GREAT and 261 Fulton ntreet, quantity of Cast Of Clothing and Carpets wanted, for Ti'—No machinery Used ipthe- genuine Preneh | ihe Western market Yollowa:—Prom $12 ‘4. C. ROSSIRE & CO. PV XCLUSIVELY FRENCH i tncliag wide: all was manner at Mrs GOLDEN’S Fre 18 Amity street, a nie and 9 Bie treet, belie |W oon fine for Silk: Dreasea: Conta: tres, coor tio tranaaction of stn commyation business, ad Fess _ | $e Cail ne Ay ‘ares Ber ‘Seenty frat street “iad ba cj BES sR RNICKHBACKER. { NABHTONABLE DRESS GOODS. T THE OLD STAND, 13% SEVENTH (AVENUE, BE: _ New Yor, spril 30, 104." CHALLIES, CREPE DE CHINES, GRENADINES. ORGANDIER, EMBROIDERED MOHAIRS. BAREGES, tween Ninetcenth and Twentieth streets. t iit e the highest price for their ory om HE COPARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE EXIST! ‘4 eee Canna Ty ratcea, | SERMRiCURaesa bie Map Ns Tat ete | dane etbatnd wetaa cer ene geet sf 5 who ia wilting to pay the full value for | Mahon, is dissolved by mutu or o XO CHANGE IN PRICES. each article, Jadies uttended by Mi concera will we settled by either of es palpershen, one, VED ©. 8MITH, LORD & TAYLOR, SAMBS MAHON. LARGR: AMOUNT OF LADIES AND GENTLE- 1130, 1864, oe Naw Yor, Aj jad A men's Cast Off Clothin pets, &c., wanted—for r. David ©. Smith’ will continue to carry on the Bouse or Meoat wore j to 261 Grantiatrerte ee which we guarantee to pay etext pine call | and Ship Plumbing at No. 8 Pike slip, (wo doors {rom and 47 pody: 10 Catharine rau on or address a note to M. KONINSK 2 a reper South street. nue. Orders from this tended to by Mr. and Mrs, ros TTENTION.—LADIFS AND GENTLE MEN, sai you want to dispose of your Cast Of Wearing A) wo, Furniture, £c.. a» T wane then Be Cailtorate’ 1 on or send a note py ipaite OLN, 240 Seventh ‘Ladies attended to by Mra. Gone io. TPENTION.-WE ARE IN WANT OF A LARGE supply of ladies’ and gentlemen's Wearing Apparel, The witha price will be given by calling on oF reddrensing A, HAR . 409 Seventh avenue, between Thirty-{itth on Hphieyssisth streets. SRS cities promptly at- highs PARTNERSHIP oF THE UNDE SIGNED, UN. der the name of Green & Degraw, expired. by ite own lisnitation on the Aith day of April Instant; The i BEGRAW: il be closed u) "yuw Fone, Apel 12, 1864, 2 ie Chase ay Le D—A Faery tg hiehy TWENTY Pap etmeum ad Jolt to invest in ye dest claim ay business in the ony sh iBgton, ak estab)! ress Claim ‘Agency, Post office box 962, TED—A PARTNER, WITH $6,000 $10 Waar espa is retalr ee, re] years! standing: peroer ta regen qT ADIES "AND CHILDREN'S FURNISHING ‘DEPARTMENT, aT LORD & TAYLOR'S. 461 to 467 Broadway, corner of Grand strect LADIES AND CHILDREN'S RWADY. MADE. LINBN AND UNDERGARMENTS, BREAKFAST ROBES, ROBES SicHAMBRE, ac. ‘BW LACES AND EMBROIDERIES. BLACK AND WHITE LACK SIAWLS, BARBRS, SETS, COLLARS, CQIFFU: , PARASOL COVERS, &C., 461 to 467 Broadway, corner of Grand street, ie to 261 Grand’ street, 7 and 49 Catharine THE NRW STORE, 8 CARMINE STREBT, L. liases. “Beet. ref IN NEW AND ELEGANT DESIGNA. A detent genslemen dan recelve GO per cent more. for Metropolitan Hotel. Cast yt hd ‘arnitore. Carpet C., calling on or —_— aOBD & TAYLOR, Sddresstox Il. BART, at the above number. Liles aitend PITAL WANTED —A MAN WATIT ZHIB $1.500 “ or silent. in ences eachan; $ 000 % WANTED.—TO LIQUOR DEALERS axa any ‘one having this amount to in ed to by Mrs Hart. ADIES. LOOK TO YOUR INTEREST —FROM $10 TO $80 paid for ilk Dresyen., The highest eash price patd for eens hing, , Call on or address, « note to the f L. BER ry ah Bas Teeltih street, near Broad- way, Ladiew intiendied to by Mrs. WORTH OF CLOTHING" WANTED Also at stores ‘and NEw SKIRT YOR 1864, Anew and great in great inv 1:plex * (or dat tnd sale of m new al eK ar te ar onlay Stee Boring. $10,000 ‘ail! pay the higbest price for cast off oloth- | being prepared by the advertianr, who, be are the owners vorthe patent and the exclusive mantfae- ing, Carpets and Fur or address, H. B. | has nnusval opportunities for ite tnt turers of this STRAUSE. 309 Seventh Netween Thingy third and | various a ents, | Katenalve nai BRADLEY'S Thirty-fourth street ded by Mr. strause quick, returne Address at ouce C. Mi Patented “Dupleg ip ic’ Steel Spring — rater street, N. ¥. This invention consists of duplex (or hed elliptic steel wT springs, ingeniously braided lehiy aod irmly. rome MISCELLANEVUS. edge to os va kit e toughest, Gurable spring ever. tsed enablt quence of ite fold the skirt when in oon FGHANCE TO MAKE MONRY—RALPH' somerning entirely new. , Call Poriate riguis Yor sales Wi YOUNG tae A Stratton; RIED I and examine. room No. 6. SOPRANO SINGRES, PUPEL OF. MAZOOCHI, Di tM Protestant choir. Address re, CHANCE, Payd Aa ¥ YOU WISH TO LEARN TO SING on the Plano with taste and ense, call on G ‘ASH, room N Cooper Institute.’ Price $10 a month ness, which will be sent teany add: ws Dont forget the address —H. New York Post oitice. A RADICAL CURE FOR RNIA OR RUPTURE. ITE'S PATENT Ln & TRU! id reat a street Th, ouse dress. Tady having en jo See ‘con veuience of wearing the Dupl ats Spring Skirt for @ Single day, will never afterwards willingly diapense with the use of them. Thev are the best quality in every part, and by far the lightest, most durable, comfortable and economical skirt make. Merchants will be supplied as above. and la- dics in most itstelass retail stores in. this city and through. out the different States, Inquire for the _DUPLEX ELLIPTIC SPRING SKIRT. UPLEX ELLIPTIC SPRING SKIRT.—THE MOST Popular and flexible in use, ‘ASON & HAMLIN’S CABINET ORGANS—FOR families, churches and schools, Recognized by the rousical profession as greatly superier to harmontams, me, lodeonsand all other small organs, [See our illustrated gue for explicit tertimony to thelr superiority from ny of the moat eminent organterg in America, |. Price to $500 each CAUTION TO PURCHASERS.—T! fers entire! to eure, an bot inp ot hold and injnre, Pamphicts free. Sold only by GREGORY & CO., 009 Broadway. * Snu'in others to represent to purchasers, that harmontams and other reed organs are the same thing. This is not true. 48 oup METALS.— The excellencies of our Cabinet Organs, whichthave given Ci PAID FOR RAGE AND vars rage, 10.cents per pound; colored and woollen, 3 cents rans, ‘f. STEWART & CO them ‘heir high reputation, are the resuit not merely of the ‘l newspapers, 7 cents per pound; old Broadway and 7 Tenth street, supertority of their workmanship, but also in large measure poner “old copper na pewter, 23 vente; ead. 8 ef at 15 a ainsi of ensential differences of constru which, being patent- | New Bowe: of Roosevelt street R. HH, MACY, Seuier bend _ other makers, ra Lg their quality capacity for expres. LL YOUR BOOKR YOR OLD PAPER. OUR SPRING IMPORTATIC son ee iabinet Orzan, ha has Hoan, te aro bon tm in Dito Standura Works, tn half eaif, at bait price: Only warerooms in New York No ai Mercer str Re reas icine rien mane Bet one SON BRORMERS, 100,000 Works on Liquors, Wines, Steam, &c., at your 16E: price. 30 wed 206 Sixth cadet. wane Aen = ‘9.000 Engravings Sorap Prints. &c.. at any price. two doors below Pourtee NANOS, MELODE' BABMORIUES, CABINET LEGGA’ F'DRO Fins, 198 sat ot nea? Beskma: -—— — and Alexandre Orga ors, Sheet —_ ee ICH PARIS DRESS SILKS. Seliveton aa are xing GPRCONOMY 18 WEALTH."—FRANKLIN, | TH Loge ted “tient |, greatest of modern philoso hers. remarks that A FULL ASSORTMENT OF EXTRA RICH PLAIN AND FANCY SILKS. ALSO LOW D> Plain, Plaid and Fancy, in Fale “S"LORD & TAY! 401 t 467 Broadway, corner of Grant nreet. ‘at storen 255 to 261 Grand strect. “and 47 and d's Catharine street penny saved is a penny carn tead of destroying r, preserve it and reealve its auivalent . e will pay for old newsparers of everg des cription. whole or torn: old pamphieta of all Kinda old cire cuiurs, handbills, tieknts, cards, catalognes. and old serap paper. in all its varieties, In quantities large or small Also, olds per anit sctiool books. old blank Boake, led- any sivie, it matters not how much they may ELL & EMERSON, 25 Ann sireet, o ore bars M owed it fi Nparchared: monty Payments received for the same; Pianos tnned and repair h paid for second hand Pianos and Melodeons. oh HORACE WATERS, “igoot 431 Broadway, New York, Ppirsson's Ter aersa JANES, PIRSRON RE; tf athe han rrcatabi gre eto let, and rent your Sore 2 HAPPY RETU x. Beau KA. . DESORIP- March, Marguarite V a 300. ; New Concertina ew Kee Lays ‘ular music, 50c,; New Accor pleces of music, S0e.; Silk aad Halen Vione ‘Strings mailed, _"PREDERICK BLUME, 2 208 Bowery. Singers “WANTED— FOR. A VOLU! EF I. KING, COMMISSIONER oF DEEDS FO! Lb « the States ‘and Territories. No. 335 Broadway (Moffat obtained from Wash! documents prepared co: 3 IN ICES. FOR THIS ‘HIS WREK, BLACK GROS DE RHINE Sit ate from $1 up, K TAFFE’ Rs 0 25 hole, in an Rplecapal chnreh; mode Patented BLAC! Law TA SILKS, froin $1 25 up. ‘ ch "ac seopal chnireh; mod aire bine R Tr 7. ‘S Maui from so | week to jevoted to the pr: BAL LY AFFETAS (for Mautillas), from $1 pte edgy seg. value, 119 RICH GROS GRAIN SILKS, withoot lustre, from $1 5 | Charles street RON SAFR.WANTED 7 TO BUY « MEDIOM SIZED pward. 44 ost oft TAFSETAS DE Lyon ory yin and heavy, from $2 BE HARDMAN PIANOPORTE—ESTABLISHED 1843. Tron Saf x 4,804 Ne York Fe jee. Factory and wareroomas 118, 12) and 124 Amity street TRIPED AND PLAID rote RDS, would de welt Mad “eanenta tae "nema eu " Be at a s 7 ail to it em se! "ARDS, at 6a, Te and Se. 4 and examine for themselves, War: PUN FOR THE MILLION. PLAIN SILKS (from anctidu) FRENCIE PICTUR® PLAYING CARDS, H ge BLACK AyD pure si <, “Call at room ype in series, comprising pictures of various interest: Ons LKS (just received), fT ‘and exch ing subjects poh Fianor bought oll and exchanged, and pak fet serie comprises 52 Ukeneases of Ofteare iq the Unton Ladies will find the presemt week the Kory, vest time to | TATANTED—A. TENOR FOR A CATHOLIC Chiurce | Army, 2nd, Gitighea ia the Women of purehase, as silk goods will be Baga hua fore another in the city. Must bave a good voice and beagood | Sacieot and modern timers ath hoateadons from five pays month. PEYTON 4 a onRerON, reader” ADIT to, Fe PRGIEI, on) ast Tenth street, | 2! Shakepere; ith. Love Scenes. designs (rom French att Hawowery. | beforeg A! Mf aud alter 7 Sih, Problem Cari Bh s - > snout the war ath, F ; APRING CLOAKS AND MART RD—A COMPETENT ORGANIS PR, for sample S TLUAS,_ ANTRD. ‘OM PE 0 188, fae Ax pack, dasignat! the No. ‘of series wi nted; $5 per ‘torent BU terins in the city. Episcopal chiro), Address Mark, atest Paris de omtice, liberal discount to dealers, Vv ANTED=IN AN BY dass and alto. Adie fall assortment, AT OLD PRICES, LORD & TAYLOR. 461 to 467 Broadway. corner of Grand street. Also at stores 266 to 261 Grand street, 47 and 49 Catharine street, NTRY STORE KERPERS, T CHEAY STORK, COPAL CHOIR, A GOOD limton, box 4294 Post othoe, W. & SPERRY 4 CO., 16 Maiden lane, N. Y. iv SAND, conv rina be REITER WRITING sonwor INSTRUCTION. CCOUNTS. ROOKKEK| AA. Gi) Broadway, gives private Qualifies thera for head bookkeepers. ia tivo removes suffice and trembling, and’ miumes slegant business writers in a short time, A THOROUGH Bt Posies Educ Gi 488000 AND THE vicoR oF roUrt RESTORED Min four weeks by Dr RICORD'S Essence of Lito. This wonderft| ageat Will restore mahood te the most shat- stitutions, whether arising from excesams, self abue Ds Com the efects of climate ur Datiral causa, The: tit NGs, Rowery, below ited to cur most lnveterate case is font week ENTS arithmetic. biaher Teathematios, fea and gram. | Paliure ts pa Dr. icrd's kescoon of Lite ie anid mar a ‘ “Yor Indies and for en with ns ‘ We cat engine cheaper than down sewn private instr ictiow, at le vias inone for $9. § 016 Pee ai and 311, Grand nwt = scuba Grin biock east from the Bowery, br 0, 66 Allen strect, ent. Clreular sent free on rece} ROLAND, No aa} Broome street, ef Broadway. AT uA NANOHA'®. 413 CANAL | STRRET, Ive practical instruction In Bons relat Arithanetie. for * Bat Reading, petite L ing NTRLS =A FINE SELECTION OF a “pre ne pas and, and offered cheaper than LARGE, RLADUR'S Martie Vari, M4 First avenne, and sum Soar third sirest, New York. Cull and examine for your x WERY AND 283 FULTON STRBET, ani most ap} AT Sash estat hatte ening, Writing and-ariinme: | self shades aad color Wo are, spe po - $tope mae pup! ARBLE masse ree € a peers. m entirely to himaeif. Ladies day ATION AT 222 bcd - PH Etim bate in : Mike a Mantel beat TTENTION. — VENTH AviiN! aot AT sts iS EPUCATION —TAR EDWARDS (MER- At eas (A dctumese mmeogyon—tae. gowptbe (azn, QroRack or FURNITURE CAN BE HAD IN ae b> ge fire proof beilat WS} i wee xo oppost in day and evening for Tastractina, In ariberatin, Beskneep iti Slport AP tate place for thet. Writ Algebra, Separate a} yn tle’ and tho private iawtrce Persone decent ‘ education carefully Tostracted. Forms modera Corte 9 AND ENGINE BRING INSTITUTE, NO. New York.. Fam iliet ¥ OLD LEAD WANTHD.—O43it hundred weight, of ‘Apply at the desk of nts, from T" ca be Mae tects Bont fe et avonue. wear Twentyfifun fontruction ‘e Mainematien, Nara pene {az me you will be dealt re as ere or are Merat, | Mechanical dnaineering. rts red Tins WANYED—A GOOD LEATHER TRAVEDLING ded to Brook! une. il for circulars ow eadrens the Pane faunk, to purchase foreash. Address AB. C., Herald Iiiand, &e. ‘iitties Sear, —H Padead il Major J. FOX, .®. | 30iee, ATTENTION, FOR 16 SRVRNTE arent TMH takes the opportunity te wnmoanos | ea GrRway LANGUAGES, PROFESSOR we “EDI uM SIZED 8 wD ia Ds: FE. RING, S19, Broads nearest Tyeitth ws reat, Be Pe Pde eodhng Bendolart, box 4,158 P ce! sero a he bas adv ma f a oir eared pare toy Banna ie aa ensiversdul ion, 84 also In Latin, ‘a ie: ‘eal Ls POUND PAID FOR OLD OOK, ete Te ep er ona OE ety PE canon a oricen by calling ou vrrad- Nga oa GIVER IM RNOLISH, panty Bee Sis ents), weit reaatng note the “) ana Fremty rat sitet Ses Thar: Attended ab org med vrolght rained, MARA ae Wholale ” one weer: ver Spree avert,