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THE ARMY. OUR REGISTER FOR 1870. Drganization of tho Avmy—Casnaltics and Vacancics—Register of Officers on the Active List—Unassigned and Re- tired OMe:rs—Military Geogra- phical Divisions, Districts aud Deparlnents—Va- rious tems. The oficial army register for Septemper 1, 1969, recently issued by the Adjutant General, though the largest and iu many respects Ule vest of its Kind, does not differ materialy trom the one published in the Herat of Juve 21, 1669—nearly eght months ago. As tho register for thia year is now overdue we have revived and corrected the Sepiember re- gister up to the 10Uh tnst., and the full digest which we give herewliit will be found to anticipate all the information of general interest that will appear in the official register for January 1, 1870, now being prepared in the Adjutant General’a office, but not Ukely to be ready for publication before April. From the table suowlug the organization of the army on January 1, 1860, and Febraary 10, 1870, 15 Will be seen tial the present miutary establishment 13 2,277 officers sud 46,106 enlisted men, bemg a total of 27,288, and a Georease of 711 Officers aud 14,841 men since January, 186% If the proportion of retired oMcers—seven per cent—be added the nuniber of officers authorized by Jaw will be 2,436. The number actually on the roils on February 10, excluding those wuose resignations have been accepted, to take eifect subsequent to ‘that date, was 2,8: OMcers on the active list Unassigned iniantry oticers. Reured officers....... Total oMcers...... Number authorize by iuw, Excess over legal organizaion.......eseceee 38Y ORGANIZATION OF TUR ARMY. Feb. 10, Jan. 1, — De- Grate, ae ba crease. i 1 - 5 5 - 16 19 8 68 88 20 pent colou 83-103 20 MBs eee eeee 270 290 20 Aldes-de-calnp « 39 43 4 Captams...... * 536 WI tee djutunta (extra licutenanta).. 40 ry 20 egimental — quarvermasters (extra lieutenants). a 35 55 20 Regimentai quartermasiers and Commissaries (extra leuts). 6 6 - Regimental Commussaries (ex- tra heutenauts).. . 10 10 _ First hentenaais..... . 2 $82 200 Becond heuienants.. 465 680205 Brevet second iteuter 6 3 - Chaplains...... ye . “u 6 “ Military etorekeepers . 20 29 = edical storekeepers. . 6 6 - Veterinary surgeons. - 10 10 Sad Sergeuut majors. » 4 60 20 Quartermaster serge . 40 60 20 Commissary sergeauis, . 40 60 20 Cmer musicians... + 40) 99 Re Principal mueicians.. . 60 Saddier sergeants . 10 10 - Chief irumpeters. eee 10 do _ Ordnance sergeant - 18 117 Iner. Hospital stewards............. 376 443 67 Koghaentai hospital stewards. 40 6o 20 Bavtalion sergeant major (en- Batiation quartermaste? ser- geant (engineers) 1 1 a First sergeants. 430 630 Rov 430 630 200 1,946 2,768 B22 3601 ~ 5,265 1,604 240 40 — 604 738 240 240 — 620 1,00 40) 120 120 - ws 630 200 aud eagineers). oo 606 123 122 Privates, second ciass (01 mance and eugineers)........ 648 868 220 Privates (cavalry, aruilery aud intantry).. 10,290 Indian scouts. 625 dner, TOU) .........ceeseesecseeeeee _ — Weir Deduct increase in ordnauce sergeants and Indian scous. - — 0 Totals. + 87,424 62,981 15,467 Deduct number of omecers (aldes-de-camp, &c.), included 1p regimental organizaugns., 41 46 5 AGSTOLALC.....,..0.04-.00006 87,383 52,936 15,52 Feb. 10, Jan, — De- 1870, 1869. crease, ‘otal comunixsioned. 2,933 aye tl CUlisied.....6.. 49,047 = 1d, BAL Agaregate.. ae 15,654 Im the above table the minimum organization of the regiments ts given, viz., sixty privates to each company of cavalry; dity-five companies of artillery (not mounted), with two firat and one second Meu- teuanis, four sergeauts, eight corporals and sixty- four privates, and five companies (mounted) with two first and two second lieutenants, six sergeants, twelve corporals and 122 privates to a company, aud fiity privates to each company of infantry. If the three armg of the service were increased to the maximum the total numer of oficers would be 2,802, Lhe total number of enlisted men 53,236, and the aggregate 55,414. One thousand Indian scouts may be employed in the Territories and Indian country, with cavairy pay and allowances, The number in the service 1s 625. BixXty-tivee guperinteudents of National Cemete- ries are empioyed, Wili Lue pay and emuiuments of ordnance sergeants, Being civilians they are ex- cluded from the organization table, as are also the four veterinary surgeons allowed to tle Seventh, Kighth, Nunta and ‘Tench cavalry. CASUALTIN®6 TO SEPTEMBER, 1869, From Janusry 1 to September 1, 1869, there were two bundred aud thirty-two casualties, as follows:— Resigned, sixty-seven; vacated, one; ted py Dew appouitiient, seven; declined, three; died, thirty-tiree; expired by Constitutional limitation, (noc consirmed by the Senate), ninety-six; wholly reured, Six; dismissed, fourteen; cashiered, five. ‘ahege casualties Involved @ 1083 Lo the service of one hundred and twenty-eight officers only, as, with one exception, ail tie appointments not con: firmed by the Seuate were breveis, and one of the ofticers dismissed (Captain Frederick W. Bailey) and ene cashicred (Major Ebenezer Gay) have been re- stored. in the yolunteer force sixteen casualties are re- Ported, viz.:—ourteen aduitional paymastérs, one coummissary and gue surgeon honorably mustered out; the latter two being corrections of former cas- uaities, There are vow no volunteer oMcers m the army. The last one mustered out was additional Paymaster Calvin Holmes, July 1, 1869. CASUALTIES SINCE SEPTEMBER, 1869, There have been seventy-seven casualties since the regisier was made up, viZ.:— Oicers on the active iist—Resigned, forty-six; died, ten; dismissed, tour; cashiered, tour; revoked, one; wholly retired, one—total, sixty-fivi eeeeal ch omcers—Resigned, three; died, two; Gismissed, tree; Wholly retired, oue—total, nine, Rotired oficers—Vied, two. . Several of the resignations have been accepted to take offect ab some future duy—one as reiote as August MEXt VACANCIE: There are sixty-five vi ules in the staif depart- ments thal cannot be filled uutil permission ve given by Congress, ViZ.:— : “In the Aujutaut General's Department, one colonel and one major; im the Quarterinaster's Department, three coloucis and one ieuteuant colonel; im ihe Subsistence Pepartment, one captam; in tie Medl- cal Departinent, two lieuenant colonels, two majors, and forty-four leutenaucs; in Wie Corpa of Engineers, one colone), ue major, One Captain, two frat lieutevents aud two second heutenants; im the Ordnance Depariuieat, one capiain and two second Tientenants, ‘There are also séven vacant chapiatneies and fitty- two vacancics in the ine of the army. Toe latter Will dowbUess ba filed by selection from the unas- signed ollicers. R REGISTER FOR PEBRYARY, 1870. OMcors en Active Services GENEWAL OPFICERS, General William 7. Sherman, General of the army. Lieutenant General Paliip If. Sheridaa, command- img Mititary Division of the Missouri. Major Generals. Henry W. Raliecs, commanding Muitary Division of the South, George G, Meade, commanding Military Division of the Atiantic, George H. Thomas, commanding Milltary Division of the Paciiic, Winfeld 8. Hancock, commanding Department of Daeotan, Jonn M, Schofield, commending Department of ‘the Missown NEW YORK HERALD, MONDAY, FEBRUARY 2), 1870.—TRIPLE SHEET. Brigadter Generais (ali Brevet Major Generals). Irwin McDowell, commanding Department of the East. Philip St. George Cooke, commanding Department of the Cumberland. John Pope, commanding Dopartinent of the Lakes. Ohver 0, Howard, Commissioner Freedimen’s Bureau. Alfred H, Terry, commanding Department of tho Bouth and Disurict of Georgia, Kdward 0. ©, Ord, commanding Department of OF bike Edward R. 8. Canby, commanding Department of Virginia. Christopher C, Augur, commanding Department of the Platue, ADJUTANT GENERAWS DEPARTMENT. Adnitanc Geveral~ Brigadier General E. D. Town- Sond (M. G,) Assistant Aiutant Generais—Colone! Richard ©, Drum (B, ), Kober Willian (B. G.) fajors-—Wiihan D, Wiupple (M. G.), Ohauncey McKeever (4. G.), George D. Kuggies (8. Q. omnes M. Vincent (B. G,), Oliver D. Greene (BK. G.), Samuel Breck (B. G.), John P, Sierbura (Col), Loats H. Pe. louze (B. G.). Henry 0. Wood (B. G. jcorge K. Leet (Lt, Col), dosepa H. Taylor (Col.), James P. Marun (Lt. Col.) INBPROTOR GENERALS. Colonels Randoiph B. Marey (if. @.), Delos B, Sacket (M. G.), Edmund Sebriver (M. G.), James A, Hardie (M. Gd Lieuténant Colonels Nelson H. Davis (B. Totten (B. G.), Koger Jones. Majors Absalom Baird, (M. G.), Elisha H, Ludding- ton ol.) . BUREAU OF MILITARY sUsTICR. Judge advocate Generai— livisadier General Joseph Holt (M. G@.) Assisians Judge Advocate General—Volonei Wil- Mam McK. Dunn (B, G.) CHEW SIGNAL OFFICER OF THR ARMY, Colouel Albert J. Myer (B. G.) QUARTERMASTEKS’ DEPARTMENT. Quarternuishy Gencral—Lyrigatier General M. C. Meigs (M. G.) Assisiant uartermasier — Generats-—Colonels Robert Allen (M. G.), Damel HM. Racker (il G.), Kiusas Ingatis (M. G.) Deputy Quartermaster Generals—Lieutenant Coto- nels Morris S. Miller (B. G.), Langdon ©. Baston (M. G.), Stewart Van Viet (M. G.), Joan OC. McFerran (B. G.,), Samuel G. Holabird (B. Robert O. Tyler (M. G.), Charles H. ‘Tompkins (B. G.), James A, Eakin (B, ), Frederick Myers (ks, G.) SUBSISTENCE DEPARTMENT, commissary General of Suvswstence—Brigadier General Amos B. Eaton (M. G,) Assistant Commissary Generals-—Colonels Alexan- der Shiras (M. G.), Charles L. Kiiburn (Bb. G.), Lieu. tenant Colonels Marcus J. L, Simpson (AL. G.), Henry &, Olarke (A. G.) MEDICAL DEPARTMENT. Surgeon Generul—Lrigadier General Joseph K. Barnes (M. G.) Assisuint Surgeon Generai—Colonel Charles H, Crane (B. G. . Medical Purveyor—Varant. Assistant Medical Prurveyors—-Lientenant Colonels Robert Murray {gots} Charies Sucheriand (Col), Jede- Lar ( dian H. Bax PAY DEPARTMENT, Parmaster General—Briguiier General Benjamin W. Brice (M. G.) Assistant Paymaster Generais—Colonels Nathan W. Brown (B. G.), Daniel McClure. rete edncreperd Genera/s—Lieutenant Colonels Hiram mard (B. G.), Cary H. Fry (B. G.) * CORPS OF ENGINEERS. Chief of Engineers—Brigadier Geueral Andrew A. er ato Wy Culohels—Joun G, Barnard (M. G.), George W. Cul- lum (M. G.), Henry W. Benham (M. G.), Join N. Ma- comb, James H. Simpson (B. G. Licienant* Cotonels—isvael C, Woodrutt (M. G.), Zealous b. Tower § , G.), Horatio G. Wright (M. G.), Jonna Newton (M. G.), George Thorn (B. ie ohn D. Kurta (Col), Barton 5S. Alexander (B, G.), William F. Raynolds (B. G.), Charles 5. Siewart, Charles £, Atay (cote Joln UG. Foster (M. G.), James C. Duane (B. G,, G.), James ORDNANCE DEPARTMENT. Chief of Ordnance—Lrigadier General Alexander B. Dyer (M. G.) Coloncis William Maynadier (B. G.), Robert H. K. Whiteley (B. G.), Pever V. Hagner (B, G.) Lieutengut Coloneis Frayk . Callender (B. G.), Charies P. Kingsoury (8. G.), Taomas J. Rodman (B. G.), Theodore T. 8. Laidley (Vol.) BNGINEKK BATTALION Major Henry L. abbott, commanding, Liewienant Sdward Medutre adjutant Lieuteuant Charies F, Sowell, quartermaster. PIRST CAVALRY, Colonel, George A. H. Blake (B. G.) Lieuteuant Colo. Washington L. Elliott (M. G.) Majors, Eimer Otis (Col.), Caaries £. Norris, Joon Green (L. ©.); Adjutant, Quartermaster, Albert G. Force; Commissary, Henry N. Moss, BRCOND CAVALRY, Colonel, Innis N. Paimer (B. UG. Lieutenant Cotonel, Albert G. Brackett (Col, Majors, Nelson RK. Sweitzer (B. G.), James S, Bris- bin (Col), Eugene M. Baker (Col.); Adjutant, Win. P. Clark; Quartermaster, Frank 0. Grugan; Commis- sary, Thomas J. Grege (Maj.) , TURD CAVALRY, Colonel, Wm. N. Grier (B. G.) Lieutenant Colonel, Benjamm 8, Roberts (B. G.) idajors, Wm. B. Liane (i. C.), Andrew W. Evans (Col.), John V. bu Bois; Adjutant, Peter D. Vroom, dr.; Quartermaster, Joan C, Thompson; Commissary, FOURTH CAVALRY. Colonel, Lawrence V. Graham (B. @.) Lieuzenant Colonel, James H. Carleton (M. G.) Mayors, Jobn ?. Hatch (3. G.), George A. Gordon (L. C.j, John K. Mizner (L. C.); Adjutant, Theodore |. Wint; Quartermaster, Wu. H. Hick; Commissary, David A. Irwin. PIPTH CAVALRY, Colonel, William f1. Emory (M. G.). Lieutenant Colonel, ‘thomas Duncan (B. G.) Majors, Eugene A. Carr (M. G.), William B, Royal ea Kugene W. Crittenden; Adjutant, Wiillam C. Forbueb; Quartermaster, Ai, Hayes; Commissary, Alfred B. Bache, SIXTHACAVALRY, Colonel, James Oakes (B. U.) Iaeutenant Culonel, Cuaries J, Whiting (B. G.) Majors, overt M, Morris (L. C.), Samuel HW, Starr (Col,), Avramam K. Arnold; Adjutant, + Quar- termaster; -——, Commissary, Clarence E, Nesmith. NTH CAVALRY, 8 Colonel, Samuel V. Sturgis (M. G.) Lieutenant, Colonel George A. Custer (M. G.) Majors, Joseph G. Tilford (L. C.), Lewis Merrill (Col), i Marcus A. Keno ( Commissary, Henry Adfatant, Mics Moy- Nowlan, Quarteruas- RIGHT CAVALRY. Colonel, John 1. Gregy (bs. G.) Lieutenant, Colonel fhoiwas C. Devin (B. G.) Majors, Andrew J. Alesander (B. G.), William R, Price (Coi.), David & Clendenin; Adjutant, Join H. Mahnken (Maj.), Quartermaster ———, Cymuils- Bary ———. ij NINTH CAVALRY (COLORED), Colonel, Edward latch (M. G.) Lieutenant, Colonel Wesley Merritt (M. G.) Majors, James F, Wade (L. C.), George A. Forsyth (B. G.), Albert: P. Morrow; Chaplain, Manuel J. Gon- “ales; Agiutant, Joun 8. Loud (Gapt.); Quart master, J. Leo Huulrevide; Commissary, Francis Moore. TENTH CAVALEY (COLORED). Colonel, Benjamin H. Grierson (M. G.) Lieutenant Colonel, Jolin W. Davidson (M. G.) Majors, James W.' Forsyth (B. G.), Meredith Kidd, John E. Yard; Chapiain, 5 Adjutant, 3. L. Woodward (otaj.); artermaster, W. H, beck; Commissary, Nicholas D. Baager. FIRST ‘VILLERY. Colonel, Israel Vogdes (8. G.) Lieutenznt Colonel. Joseph A. Haskin (B, G.) Majors, John M. Brannan (M. G.), John Hamilton (Col.), Clermont L. Best (Col.); Adjutant, J. H. Counselman (L. C.); Quartermasier, Rovert M, Hall (Col,). SECOND ARTILLERY, Colonel, William F. Barry (M. G.) Lieutent Colonel, Ww. H. Frencn (M. G.) Majors, Harvey A. Allen, Edward G. Beckwith (B. G.), John ©. Vidbah (B, G.1; Adjutant, Jonn H. Calef aj.); Quartermaster, James H. Lord (Maj), THIRD ARTILLERY. Colonel, Thomas W. Sherman (M. G.) Lieutenant Colonel, Augustus A. Giuson. Majors, Gustavus A. LeRussy ( B. G.), Horatio G. Gibsou (Col), Robert V. W. Howard (L. 0.); Ad- jutant, Joan K, Myrick (Mia.Ji; Quartermaster, Lewis suit. FOURTH ARTILLERY, Colonel, Horace Brooks (B. G.) Lieutenant Colonel, Joseph Roberts (B. Majors, Aibtoa P. Howe (M. G.), Joseph Stewart, Charies H. Morgan (B, @), John W. Koder (M.)} Quartermaster, Mugene A. Bancrolt (Capt.) FUTH ARVILLERY, Colonel, Henry J. liunt (M. G.) Lieutenant Coionel, Bennott LH, Ft (B. G.) Majorg Willan Hays (B. G.), George P. Andrews, Freeman Seymour (M. G.); Adjutant, Horatio B. Koed (L. C.); Quartermaster, Wiliam B, Beck (L. C.) FIRST INFANTRY, Colonel, Robert ©. Buchanan (M. G.); Coionel; Pinckney Lugenbeel; Major, Martin D. Hardin} Adjutant Lieatepaat Allen smith; Quarter. master, Lieuteuant Jonn fyler (M.) SEVOND INFANTKY. Colonel, Samuel Crawford (M. G.); Lieutenant Colo- Thowas ©, English; Major, | T. Swaine .)} Quartermaster, Licuteuant M. . Gallagher (Capt); Adjutant —, + THIRD INFANTRY. Colonel, George W. Getty (i ona K. Brooke (B. G.); Adjutant, Lieutenant (aL); Quartermaster, Lieuten FOURTH INP Colonel, Franklin Lieutenant Colonel, Joseph H. Power (B. G.); Major, Wiillam Mek. Dye ( Adjutant, Lieutenant George 0. Webster; Quartermaster, Lieutenant Gerhaid L. Luin (vapu. FIFTH INFANTRY, Colonel, Nelson A. Miles (M. G.); Lieutenant Cola. Lientenant G.); Lieutenant Major, Richard I, Wiitam A, Kobbe ant krancis B, Jones. TRY. nel, Charles Rs Woods (M. 3. Major, George Gib- 800 (Lh Adjuiant, Lieutenant Quinun Caupbeil; Quart ster, Lieutenaat Charies Morris, SIXTH INFANTRY. Colonel, William B, Hazen (M. G.); Lieutenant Colonel Daniel Huston, Jr. (Col); Major, dates P. Roy; Adjutant, Lieutenant Jacob F. Munson; Quartermaster, Lieutenant Andrew 0. Bayne (Capt). 8E H INFANTRY, Colonel, John ulbbon (M, G.); Lieutenant Colonel, Charies C. Gilvert (Gol.); Major, Wilam H. Lewid (L. ©); Adjutant, Willlam 8, Starring; Quartermas- ter, Joshua W. Jacobs, RIGUTH INPANTRY, 2 Colonel, James V. Bomiord (B. G.); Lientenant Colonel, Joa KR, Edie icolouci); Major, Jobo D, kins (L. C.)3 Wilhelm (M.); Quar- Po ( 2) Aajutant, Thomas Q * NINTH INVANTRY. H. King (M. G.), Lieatenant Colonel Luther P. Bradley (B, G.), Major Edwin ®. Townsend (le Onde Adjusau Leonard May, Quarterin’ cr Alfred orton. Colonel Jom TENTH INFANTRY. ss Colonel Henry B. Cutz (B. G.), Lieutenant Colonel Alexander Me). MeCook (M. G.), Major Thomas M. Anderson (L. C.), Adiutant Join Ff, Stretch, Quar- termaster Gregory Barnett, Jr. ELEVONTH INFANTRY. Colonel Alvau C, Gillem (M. G,), Lieutenant Colonel George ?. Buell (B. G.), Major Lyman Bissell, Adju- laut Warren C, Beach, Quartermaster Lra Qquiaby, TWELFTH TNPANTRY. Colonel Orlando B. Wilcox (M. G.), Lienivonant Colonel George W. Wallace, Major Henry kK, Milaner (L, C.), Adjutant David J. Craigie (Capt), Quavter- , Waster Jol L. Viven (Capt.) THIRPERNTH INPANTRY, Colonel P. R, De Troorland (4.4), Lieutenant Colonel Menry A. Morrew (Col.), Major Revert Ss. La Motte, Adjutant James T. MeGinness (M.) FOURTEENTH INFANTEY, Colonel Charles S. Loveil (B. G.), Li nel George A. Woodward (Col) M. Biunt (Col.), Adjutant Willan W. Quarterinaster George W. Stecie, FIFTEENTH INFANTRY, Colonel Oliver L. Shepierd (3 G.), Lieutenant Colovel August V. Kautz (M. Le Major John 3, Mason (B.G.), Adjutant Wiliam J. Sartie, Quarter+ master Thomas Blair, SIXDEEN'E INPANTRY, Colonel Galusha Peunypacker (ML C. Colonel Kobers 8. Granger (M. G.. Carlin (a. G.), Adjutant Merritt termaster William V. Richards (Oa: SEVENTEENTA INVANTRY, Colonel Thomas L. Crittenden (B. G.), Lieutenant Colonel Samuel B. Hayman (Col), Major Robert Ke itenant Colo- or Mathew MoCammon, Lientenant ), Major Witham P, Barber (M.), Qua Wile . Andereoa A. Crofton (L. C.), Adjutant William M. Van Horne, Quartermaster samuel A, Porter (Maj), RIGHTERNTH INFANTRY. Colonel Thomus it. Ruger (B. G.), Lieutenant Colo- net Hmory Upton (M. G.), Major James Van Voust, ag Carrou H, Potter, Quartermaster James i. win. NINETEENTH INFANTRY. Colonel Charies #. Smith (M. G.), Lieutenant Colo- nel Romeyn B, Ayres (M. G.), Major MH. A. Ham- bright (Col.), Adjutant Samuel Mills, Jr, Quarter- master Joun G. Leefe (Capt.). TWENTIBTH INFANTRY, Colonel George Sykes (M. G.), Lieutenant Colonel Lewis ©. Hunt (B. G.), Major George A. Willams (L, C.), Adjutant 5. 5. Caimeross (Capt), Quarter- master Thomas Lutehford, TWENTY-PIRST INPANTRY, Colonel George Stoneman i |. G.), Lientenant Col- one! Frauk Wheaton (M. G.), Major Mutton Cogswell, (Col, Adjutaut George H.'Barvon, Quartermasier john L. Johuston (Capt.) ry “SECOND INFANTRY. Colonel David 5. Staniey (M. G,), Lieutenant Colo- nel Elwell 8. Otis (Col.) Major Joseph N. G. Whist- Jer (Col), Adjutant Lirain H. Ketcnain, Quarterinas- ter Archibald H. Goodloe, TWENTY-THIRD INFANTRY, Colonel Jefferson C. Davis (M. G.), Lieutenant Col- onel George Crook (ML. G.), Major Alexander J. Dal- Jas, Adjutant Wiittam C. danning, Quartermaster Richard J. Eskridge, TWENDY-KOURTH INFANTRY (COLORED.) Colonel Ranald 8. McKeuzie ({. G.), Licutenant Colonel William R. Shaiver (Col.), Major Henry C. Merriam (Col.), Cuapiam John N. Seunttz, adju- tant Haward Donovan, Quartermaster Henry W. Lawton. TWENTY-PIFTH INFANTRY (COLORED). Colonel Josepn J. Reynolds (M. G.), Lientenant Colonel Edward W. Hinks (8. G.), Major Zenas RK, Bliss (L. ©.), Chapiain D. Eglinton Barr, Adjatant Cyrus N. Gray, Quartermaster H. Baxter wuimoy, UNASSIGNED OFFICERS. On February 10 the roster of unassigned oMcers embraced 16 colonels, 18 lieutenant colonels, ZL Majors, 178 captains, 212 first lieutenants, 60 second hheutenants and 2 chaplains—total 497, accounted for as follows:— Waiting orders.... 162 On recruiting service. Superintendents of Indian aviairs.. 8 Indian agents....4,.....+.. 49 *oun doty in Ftrsc Military Di (Virginta). .. 82 On duty in Fourth cates § District enn): it On duty in Fitth Military District (Texas) Aids-de-camp to general ofiicers... On duty in military divisions and departments. Acting quartermasters and comumissarics.... On duty in Freedmen’s Bureau. On duty in War Department. On duty at West Powt.... i Professors of Mulltaty Science, &c., in civil univer sities Temporai On signal duty. On engineer du > On duty in Adjutant General's gilice. On ordnance duty. On surveying duty On spectal duty .. as +. 2 cirerri | Camp supply, Indian Territory, With General pickies, in Spain. On leave of absence... Total . ene ole « The Firat Mi cers will bo relieved as sovn as they have cloned thelr unfin- ‘shed business, and be placed on waiting orders or assigned to other duty, The following list of unassigned field officers shows the length of service of each officer. whence he was appointed and his present duties. It will ‘ve observed that out of fifty-tive officers only eighteen are unemployed, one of whom, Lieutenant Colonel aud Brevet Major General Ames, is on leave of ab- sence pending the admission of Mississippi, from which State he has been elected Senator:— see Semin misweero 3] =) ae 2] Appointed | Preeent Duticn Cong 2] ~ yrom. o H, B, Carringto 9/ Civil hire. 1) Weat Point.. W. Hoffman (M. G.).. 8. Burbank (B. G2... West Point... vice, jae! nati, Ohio, On leave of ab- sence, }On duty in War Department. Bupt. Reetg. Ser- viee, New York city.’ Walting orders. Waiting orders, inper'nt Military Academy, West Point. Waiting orders. Waiting orders. On duty in War Depariment. D. Butterfield (M. G.).. Civil Life...ee W. 9. Ketchum (M. G.)....}86] West Point. J. V. D. Reeve (B, G.).....|35| West Pomnt.. Weat voint, G. Granger (M. G. J.D. Stevenson (B. G. J. E. Smith (M.G.). Weal Point... Volunteers... Volunteers. : W. Swayne (M. Volunteers.,.JOn duty in War . L. Floyd Jones. -|24] West Point. a D. L. Floyd Jot 0 pt Indian A. Doubleday (M. G.). Woat Point..|/Supt. Rect. Ser- 3 vice, San F: W. H. Wood. fextonunt Li ale W. H. Sidell (B. G.) G. L. Andrews (Col.)... West Point. .| S| West Point... Com'g depot, Ft, Leavenworth, Supt. Indian Ate aire, Arizona, 9}Crvil fe... H. W. Weasels (B. G.). Weat Point,.|Com’g depot, -Newport Bur- racks, Ky. B.D. Wallen (B. G.). West Point. .|Waiting orders. J. Hayden (B. G.) Ji|Son of officer}On duty First Mil, Dist. West Point,.jSupt. Indian Af- ‘airs, Montana. A. Bully (B. G 5 . Os, -|20| West Point..JA. A. J.G., Filth ©, Grover (M. G.) ‘ola afi. Dee ‘" A. 8. Webb (M, G.) -}15| West Point..| Waiting orders. J. HL. Wilson (M. G. 10) West Point..)On Engineer du- ty, Keokuk, In, West Potnt,.JOn leave of’ ab- enc Civil life.. .»./Supt. A. Ames (M. G.)... J. B. McIntosh (M, G. J.B, Khldoo (B. G. M. Maloney (Col.), Volunteers... Barracks, C F. T. Dent (B. G.) West Point..|Aid da Camp to Gen, of Ariny. A. D. Nelson (Col.)..+. +++|29) West Potnt..jCom. Camp Sap- ply, Ind. Ter. D. Woodruff... .s00e. Civil ife.....JActg Ass. Insp. Gev.Dep.of Va. Com. ‘of Cadets, West HM, Black (Col.) «+. T. H. Neill BG West Point... West Point.. Point. Majors. L. €. Bootes Gol.) . ‘T. W. Sweeny W. Cinton «, N. A, M, Dudley (Col) .. Army. View vil ie Civil Ife... Civil life. West Poin West Point... Wert Point.. i West Point. ./8 H T. F. Rodenbough (B. G.).| 9} Civil life.. 4 4 -| Waiting orders. Waiting .|Sapt. Indian re fnirs,N. Mexico, On duty Fifth Milde oiling (Col.) eK. Hudson (L 0. A. Mack (Col.) = =| 5 $ Fs $ Dep't Bouth, On auty in War it C. E, Compton (L, C.)...66 G. W, Schofield (Col..... rv Volunteers,..]On duty ih Frew: men’s Bureau. Volunteers... spector Gen’, Dept. M -]On duty in Freed. men’s Hures .[Qn duty in Freed- maii’s Buren Waitin: order B. P. Runkle (Col).see.eee J. R, Lewis (Col). A. Chambers 'C AE, Lavi Volunteers, 4 3] Volunteers, 19} West Poin i\West Point, buwlt, Minn, D. B. McKibben (B. G.)... On daly Firat Military Dist. Waittay ‘orlers. nillan Af ber, 9) Ovil itt 9/Civil lite. WN orr.—Lieutenant Colonel Sidell graduated in 1 apt the eume year and re-entered tho wervice it Majo Major & Ross was appointed from the army in 188, re- signed in 104%, re-entered the rervice In 1t6l as captald. RETIRED List. On the retired list there are nine major generals, eight brigadier generals, thirty-four colonels, four- teen lieutenant colonels, twenty-seven majors, forty: seven ca plaina, twenty-four first beutenante, four second lieutenants and eight chaplains—total 1i6— sixteen in excess of the umber authorized by law. ‘fhe general oMicers and fieia officers are: Major Generals—Josepn Hooker, 8 P. Reintzel- man, Thomas J, Wood, Jom C, Robmson, Daniel b. Sipkles. Samuel 8. Carroil, Richard W. Johuson, James B. Ricketts, Ell Long. brigadier Generais—W nam §, Harney, Robert Lorenzo Thomas, James W. Hivler, George D. Ramsay, Richard Delafield, Gabriel R. Paul, Francis Pesseuden yall brevet major generais except G. it, Pani). 6 t 1) Be oo. Be Coumels—Gusiavas Loomis (B, Bonnevilie (4. G.), Hdmuad B, Alexander (B. G.}, Charies Thomas (M. € Washington Seawell (b, Jon's, Suunoason (B. G.); Joun d. Abercrombie (i Vitoawn Morrison (B. G.), Harve David Hunter (af, G.), Clement 4 ‘Thomas Swords (Mt. Gd, Merehaut (i. » Marshall §. tiowe, Justia Don. mick (1. l orge H, Cros- man (3 yivauus ‘Thayer (B. G.), li Albemarle Cady (B. deury Brewerton (Be G. Bache (B. Staley (a. Gram (M. G ), dainea L. Donaldson (M. G.), David H. Vintou (M. G.), Kowin B, Babbitt (B. G.), Osborn Cross (0. G.), Kovert B. Clary (BG), Arthur. Lee, Hilsha G. Marsnall (B. G.), H. W. Freedly, Theodore Yates, Moses #. Waiker, Lieutenant Coloneis—Vhompson Morris, George Andrews, Charies F. hud (Bb. G.), T. L. Alexander, Martin Burke (i G.), Seth Wastinan (B. G.), Eaoch Seon, Daniel P. Whiting, William Chapman (Col.), George W. Pacen, Lewis G. Arnold, Lorenzo Stt- reuves, ichard 3, Satterlee (B.G.), Charles eDougall (i Majors—Thomas J, Leste (B. G,), Barron Randall L. ©.), 8. G. J. DeCamp, Giles Porter, Isaac vailiepiel O. Mekae (Col), Levi H. Hold Wilton F, Edgar; Wiitam austine (Oc Francis, Liewellyn Jones Col.) Washingto: ton, J. W. . Gurduer (1. 0.) Dauiel Chas Henry B. Judd (Col.), Joseph Hl. W luitulesey, B, Prince (L. C.), James N. Caldweil (L. ©.), Charice D, Jordaa, ‘ty Hendrickson (Col), be W. be Newby, Albert ‘Fracy (Wol.), David H. Hastings, Joseph i MeArthur, Gentlea Chapin (Col), Joseph C, Cla Jr., (Col); Frank 4. Larned, Several important changes having recently been Made in the Huis of deparGuents, ac, We priat & corrected list of MILITARY DiVISIONS, DISTRICTS AND DEPARTMENTS, Division of the Missouri—Leportments of Dacvtah, Missouri and the Platte; headquarters at St. Louts, Mo.; Lieutenant Ceneral i’, iH. Sheriaan, Division of he Pacifie-—Veparonents of Ci nia, Alaska and Columbia; headquarters, San cisco; Major General George HU. thomas, dwiston of ie Alianic—Deparuncnis of the Fast, the Lakes and Virginia; headquarters, Phila- deiphia, Pa.; Major General George G. Mead. Division of the Souti—veparimenrts of the Came beriand, the South, Louisiana and fourth Military District; heaagnarters at Louisville, Ky.; Major General H.W, Halleck. Fou th Miitory District—The State of Missitsrppt; headquarters, Jackson, Mis%.; Brevet Major General Galusha venuypacker (temporarily). Fut Mitiiary Distr he State of Texas; head- quarters, Austin, Texas; Brevot Major Genwiai J. J. Reynolds, nee of Georpia—State of Georgia; erry. Department of the East~New England Stateg, New York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Delaware aid the District of Columbia; headquarters, New York city; Brevet Major Geueral Lewin McDowell. bepartnrent of the Lakes—OMmo, Michivan, Wis consin and Indiana, except the post of Jeferson- ville, Ind.; beadquarters, Detroit, Micu.; Brevet Major General Jobn Pope. rd . Lepartinent af the Cumbertand—Kentueky, Ten- hessee and the post of JeMersouvilie, .; head quarters at Louisville, Ky.; Brevel Mayor General Hbilip St. George Cooke. Department of the Missouri—Missourl, Kansas, ilinow, the Indian Territory, Colorado and New Mexico; headquarters, Fort Leaveuwoith, Kansas; Major Genera) Joun M. Schotieid, Department of the Puitie—towa, Nebraska, Utah and Wyoming; beadgvarters, Omaia, Nev.; Breyvet Major General ChristSpner C. Augur. Leparonent af Dacoiah—Mimnescta, Dacotan aud a ( ), Simeon General Montana; headquarters, St. Pani, Muin.; Major General Winteid 5. lancock, ‘ ment af Cai fornia—California, Nevada an Francisco, Cul. partment of ihe Colamina—Oregon, Washington Territory and Idaho; headquarters, Poruaad, Ore= gon; Brevet Major General George Crook. Deparcuinent of the South—South Carolina, Ala- bama and Florida, and the Disirict of Georgia; headquarters, Atiauta, Ga.; Brevel Major Geueral Alired I. Yerry, Department of Loutsiana—Louisiana and Arkan- 8a8; headquarters, New Orleans; *bvevet Major Gea- eral Charies I. Smith. Depariment of alaska—Tho Territory of Alaska; headquarters, ‘Sitka; Brevel Mwor General Jet U. Daves. This department will, proowbly, be merged into that of Caliiornia, General Vhomas baving had permission given lim to make the change if he thks proper, Department of Virginia—Virginia, West Virginia, Maryiand and North Carolina; headquarters, Iich- mond, Va.; Brevet Major General Edward R. Ss. Jandy. na; headquarters, VaRious ITEMS. The “Father of the Army” is Colonel and Brevet Brigadier Geaeral Syivauus Toayer (retired), whowe military life dates back to February 23, 1808, when le graduated trom Weat Point and entered the Engineer corps, in which he remained uninterruptedly uuut the date of his retirement, March 3, 1863. It took hin nearly fifty years to atiain to @ full coloneicy. Mis ten commissions are dated as follows: cond Meutenant, February 23, 1804; first Meutenant, July 1, 1812; captain, October 13, 1813; brevet major, February 20, 1610; brevet leutenant colonel, Marc 8, 1823; major, May 24, 1828; brevet colonel, May 3, 1833; lieutenant colonel, July 7, 1838; colonel, Marod 3, 1983; brevet brigadier general, May 31, 1863. Five officers, not reured, have served more than forty consecutive years, They are Generals Piuiip bt. George Cooke, A, B. Eaton, W. Maynadier, W. Hoffman, Sidney Burbank. Two officers were appointed from the ranks last year, one of whom bad beew a captam in cue volun- teors. __OITY REAL ESTATE FOR East side. A —NEW AND SUPERIOR LEXINGTON AVE E ¢ Houses for sale; others upon Filth aud Madivon aven- Wes and intersecting streets, HASTINGS, COLVIN & SALMON, Nos. €and 6 Pine at. 8, OR TO LET—197 THIRT! JX and 123 recix, both pear Lexington avenue ; Finty-nsoth ear Lexington avenue ; S41 Bixty-second street, near Second av lave modern’ im- provements, Apply, vefore 10 or afier 3, to owner, at 776 Second avenue, near Forty-second atrect, SMALL GENTEEL COTTAGE (10 ROOMS) FOR sale.—I1ith street, seventh bonxe east Fourth avenue, 000; early porscssion; miso nice Cottage, south side LUth siveet," near aventie A; Cheap, easy terms A. DAVIS, 260 t Pifty-slath street, near Second avenue, second floor, BARGAIN. BROWN STONE THREE STORY Hiatt stoop Dwelling, 20.8459; lot 100; Twenty-fifth wtrect, ad- Joining Fourth avenue; terms easy. V. K. SYKVENSON & SON, 1 Pine street. THREE STORY HIGH STOOP BROWN STONE Huuse for sale On Fiftteth street, near Third avenue, 2ix48xi00; price $14,000; rented umtii May at_ 2,000 per wnt term EMBEKSON, 421 Elgith avenu A beget SIORY HIGH STOOP BRUN wick stone House for aaie, with the elegaut Purnia made to correspond, on a cross atrect, close to Filth avenue and above Thirty-fourth a jeman wanting @ the fill value of his mone EMBEKSON, 421 Eightl first class house and furnilure can Kee the above by applying to avenn HREB STORY HIGH 14 rooms, below Fourteenth street, near very handsomely furiaued; on leawe three to purity 5 B20 per month; other ly low. PROKMLICH & CO., 350 Bowery, PROFITABLE PURCHASE ON | FIFTY- seventh street, near Third avenue; must be rold inune- 6 Hore; $5,000 below cost, Don't mise thie oppertinity, KIMBALL & WEED, .61 Fifty-seventh atrcet, corner Second avenue. T A REASONABLE PRICE FOR CASH THE THRE Ho Ws Bb Thirty-firet a & Addre: No. 4 Broad street LLEN STREET, BETWEEN STANTON AND HoUS- ton, Nos. 186 and 168, will be suld iow and oo can terms. W. H. FALCONER, 100 Fourth avenue, noar Twel(tl streot. FOUR STORY BRICK HOUS) Twelfth street, between Second tering cary. ‘Iwellth street, (OR RALE—M5 BAST FIFTY-FIFTH STREET, BE- {ween Lexington aud Fourth avenues three story high »p brown stone front; parlor floor finshed in black wal put; extra plumbing; also w three story high stoop brown stone House, in Fifty--econd street, betwee: ond avenues: alno in /ISth street, beb will be por Tr aventie! W. H. FALCONER, itu Fourth avenue, vear EB, 9X0), and Third or this month, 2D STREET, NEAR STH AY. on #3, 84th, Sih, Bch, In wil parts of the'city.’ Wanted, Ho WINANS, SANDS & GARRETTSON, 91 Cedar NOR SALE—THE THREE STORY HIGH STOOP BRIC House and Lot, No. 14) Nineteenth street, between Irving place and Third avenue; in good order, with modera im Provements,.&c. Apply on the premix ALE—A PLOT OF GROUND, WITHIN 100 FEET ¢ New York 'e Insurance Company, new build- onjehe kame block ; fronting on Bim sleet, with an he land; @ very destravie b oS, 179 Williaur street. site. Address THE LOT AND BUILDING NO, 276 PRONT street, Inquire fa of Front street. prs ALE—THREB STORY HIGH ATOOCP BROWN stone Hoaseyall improvements, Leaiagion avunue, bee tween Fortieth an riy-tivat atrects A. al. %Z, 43 Vine street, [POR SALE -IN HARLEM, A DESIRABLE RE! on 12ith street, Mount Morris placa, between Sixth avenues; three story, French rool, 13 rooms; 1 improvements, with two extra Lots. ©. WRAY, 40 Chatham strect. THE PRE @ Front and Jw Fa coal or lumber yard, ARE son street % x73 5 Inquire in ollice, 395 SOR SALE OR TO Le First story Dwelling, with private stabie a avenue, southweat corner of Ibirteenth ver: extra madern improvements, fresco, ¢., chan tein pier mirrors, Kor permaits, apply to J.C. BALLILY, 206 Fifa street, near Bowery, i OUSE FOR SAL M45 EAST THIRGY POURTA Street, near Lexington avenue; house ts a four story jement subcelar bigh stoop brown stone, In complete orde; reacoed in off, Inquire on pr YSON, 291 Broadway, room 17. pep AVENUE.—FOR Sal. Lots ‘on tho northeast e« 8 FOUR R Second SY TERMS, 7 Third ave: r of and ‘Twenty-third street ; desirable location for a bank or any bu- Finees purpose. Apply to ROMERT 1kWIN, 5) Bowery. ATH AVENU®, Bo8—FOR SALE, AN ELEGANT FOUR «) story brown stove House, 2x08, in One order, Apply on the pretaines or as per bill. Eas ALE, THREE STORY — HIGi $39.00 . brick "House on | Thdriy-aeventis rect, hear Fi houwe 20x84, lot half the block; Witt ali the modern tmproveMents and extra good ;lumbing, A. 0. LOOMIS & CO. L264 Broadwar, CITY REAL BSTATR FOR SALE, Eust Side. £0,000 ‘25 dob bawa sone House: sovosiay on a Korth crest eden Mate orton ‘Apply to ISAAC Pine atreet, Il oy PROPERTY OUT ©P Tit CITY FOR SALTS > ey nnnann OR PO HEN'L, he A? NEW BRIGHTON, HAMILTON 1) RK—TO RENT fh neared Low a furpiabed = inipmlahed, wi meas yrovemenis; delighituly located, with gurdeus, Jawa, So miauies uf Wall streets a b 4 —FOR SALE, FOUR STORY BIG $45.000, #toop brown stone front House, in Bight leth street, near Fifth uvenne; house 22x55, lot hall the block outit by the owner for la owe occupancy, Iu las with rosewood doors, maho zeny binds, walnut ed balls, vaults under sidewalk, ¢. Terme A. 0, LOOMIS & CO,, 1,364 Broadway, $F —POR SALE, FOUR STORY Htait $95.000.765, brown stone front douse on Filty- sixth street, nes Filth house 25x60, Jot halt the | block; bonke built in bstantinl manner, with all the modern impr« for stable purposes, can ayat on the F 4 Forges, 000. id Hiroadway. A.C, LOOME $100,000 fa" Sk e A VERY VALUABLE CORNER rly on Walker street, Tx8i feet, by Bowery, entrance Canal Nt Ry od Fitth avenue, core 0; Broadway, June- & EON, 11 Pine street, West Side, THREE STORY HIGH STOOP BKICK Bank street for sale—Size of lot 28 B00. BL. & BT. BURNHAM, 6 FRONTING CENTRAL or ale low or to, eu ti. avenue and Filty. Kale Upon reasonable te’ to HASTINGS, COLVIN & SALMO, reel. THREE STORY ENGL Mouse for eon Thirty OF particulars appl 1. dand 6 Pine A and Ninth avenue: Jadoatte.3; price % 3S. EMMERSON THREE STORY BRICK HOUSE on iwenty-eiyhth sive, mewr Nant a $10,600; ou euny terms, Apply vo 8. Highth avenue. __ HAMILTON, 263 Broadway. TRY SEATS TO RENT—ON THIS OF ade aud A Vanrery Greeny w Haven Katlroad, at Rye, Portchest pa 8. IRELAND, 201 Broads ay A FIRST Class FRUIT AND DAIRY FARM FO iocntion, modarn wuiidingy, Neo se Vatod wt farms Th the county A 70 ACRUS FOR SALI AA cated, near « -P nant RABLY good buildings 4 LO. and well improved; rice 47,400 aw of {0 acted, 8,000; 0 of 25 acres, $4,009, S HLAND. at Beosawaye OF PARMS AND COUNTRY fOr unge—At Scotch Pintna, 3 ela several desirable places to re §. IRELAND, 201 Broadway FARM OF KO ACRES NEAR “A, ACRES red and under good cultivation, the balance im rat house and barn; farming ituplementes ) horne, eaitic, Apply to J. 1, Brooklyn. FARMS, HOUSES, LOTS le or to let, on the banks of the ho line of the Hudavm, chase oF hire will (QOUNTRY | RESTDENC! ) aud Buliding sitex for Hudson rtiewlars and be sho BERSON, 491 Higuth " the value’ and looatiod perty on the river bank aud the interior af the country. ine made It a specialty the last eigut years, haw JENGLEWOOD AND: NORTHERN RAILROAD. —PULL L, Weseription of all property on this road for kale, Prop» erly shown tree; also Houses to ane to exchanre. KELLY BROTILERS, 205 Broadway. FINE RESI- LEAT NORWALK, in perfect order bathroom, hen- nery, tool ki fine Trait trees 7, borse care frou ap- aye (OR SALE—FIRST LANDING, STATEN ISLAND, 26 slory, two basements Iloase; eleven rooms; In per fevt order; thiee minutes trum ferry ; ; ternik easy. DARKIN, 00 Broad atreet, TEN MINUTES? y0 futher in ply to Wid. it, DARLING, Erie B. FINE FOUR STORY WELL BUILT BROWN @ House, Mx80x1 00.5; tiniahed in lard wood, extra Filty-wisth street, between Filth and Sixth heat street up town; a bargain ff bought at once, LOW & CO., 68 Siath avenue, corner of Hiitieth oe A PIRST CLASS PRILADBLPHIA BRICK ZA. for sale, with immediate possesion, on Twenty coat near Tenth avenue; all modern; rl Wood, yee and w. s priee, which i very cheap, p12,000. Apply 108. EM BEWSON, 42h Bighth avenue? © SOAP FACTORY, BUILDI AND FIXTURES Ae tas very cheap; everything in good order. Cail either day or evening at 441 West Seventeenth street. JOR SALE w story high stoop, inaproy 8 Went Forty-seventh street, three story brown stone, with improverents, price #15,000; West Forty-sixth alrect, neat Broadway, four story, basen ent brawn stone, price #26, U0; West Forty-third street, four story high stoop, price $20,000: Rigik Thirty-alaih strech, three story Foulish basement, pies $12,500; in Neinon street, west of Clincon street, Brow THREY, $12,005, lyn, two new two story, baeement, with improvements, price of both $13,000; or will exchanwe for New York tenement Pro- porty. JOHN y TEWART, Agent, 1,410 Broadway, HOUSES BETW ja Colege lease hres ve DY" avoo| ished IR Ruperior + Apply on the premises, 6 West Porty-ainth se OR SALE—LOTS ON M7TH STREET, WITH WATER front, 28 feet (rom the Boulevard (new line), now being completed, making this a first cass investment, ‘Address G. A. KEES, i70 Wiillam atre OR SALE—VALUARLE BUSIN PROPERTY ON the west side, with steam Engine, Boller, Shi Tnquire of SEWARD, COP WOOD & CV., 11 Pine siree JOR SALE-ON WEST TWENTY-THIRD SRE a large thi modern conve: JA! THREE HOUSES IN WEST TWENTY- j one between 7th and Pth avenues, 14.000 ; two between bth and 9th avenues, at $10,500 and $17,000 Teapectively; also one im Went 26th atreet, bewween 7th aud Sth aventies, 812,600, and one in Wer treet, bth and eh avenues, bak stabie On vear of lot, $16,50), and others, |. DENIIAM & CO., 8 Went Twenty-third street, near Eighth avoute. POR SALE ON EASY TERMS, FOUR LOTS ON FIVTy. second street, near Fifth avenue, excavated and ready ior tminediate use. Apply to owner, ROBERT LLWIN, 380 jowery. FIFTH STREET, BETWEEN ues, « three story hipli stoop brow a Stone Houre, in perieet order, newly painted and freacoed throughont; has all modern improvements. Apply (8 owner, K. MEARES, 807 Siath avenue, corner of Nineteenth street, Fo" SALE~A FOUR STORY BRICK AND BROWN stone English basement House, containing all. the modern improvements; Lot 2)x100; pries #26,.00, -Anpiy at 247 Weat Forty-second street. No commission allowed. RSALE OR TO LET—HO story brick, 194 Reventh a comer Ténth avenue and Sixty-#ixth s 2U.5x54x60, suitable for a grocery or liquor ‘store, or a lager beer saloon; 440 West Thirty-sncond street, tiree story brick front and two story rear, 21.5 .8.9 ultable for a bakery terme casy. Avply to ADOLEPH LEVY, id Chambers street, between TU A. M. aud 2 I HAVE A LARGE OR PURNISHE, unfurnished Houses; several persons waiting. Those de- airing to rent their houses will do well by sending fall par- tcuiars or calling upon W. J. BARNES, No. 4 Pine street, 4 STORY BROWN BTONI: AND BRICK HNOLISIT basement House, on Thirty-eighth strent, Seventh and Eighth avenues; ai) modern improvements; only €14,00). ALB. S. LEVY & CO.'S., 211 Weat Thire AND LOT, F WO BOXKO eet, four atory br i atroet, near Eiglith avenue. ONLY, FOR A THRE! ato: $17.006 ara fourth atreet, b tw 1ISAAO HON] Urick House, eventh and Eig) ‘0, 26 Pine street. Miscellancous. A FOUR STORY HOUSE, 19 ROOMS; G¢ near Thirty-fourth wtreet; reapectable neighborhood; #100; four siory brown stone, #120); other desirable Louses. FROLELICH & CO., 300 Bowery. i BROOGLYN REAL EXTATE POR SALE. UCTION SALE. OF FULTON AVENUE LOTS, ON We 264 inet, at 12 M., at Commercial Ex- Tole, 269 Fulton street, Brooklyn. Xo. e street, New \ ark, TH ALL MODERN IM. t order, In one of the most desire of the Nineteenth ward, Brooklyn, for sale on m; easton Low, May or fail, J. SMITH, 249 Broadway, New York, POR, SALE TWERLYTH STIR blocks from Prospect Park, two ment frame, perfuct Hie gem of a Hons, 98, Addrean COLAC , BROOKLYN, 2g ry and high base- urnixhed, $8,500, Owner going Wost. fy Herald ottice. (ORK SALE—#7,500--ON EASY -TERMS.—A_ THREE story frame House, new, dulled in with all the modern finprovements to be found in a fin brown stone dwelling ¥ thirty minutes of the’ ferry by of the best car routes. Why pay extravagant rents merely for the privilege of stay- ing in this city when you can do #0 much better in Brooklya for half the money? “For full particulars and permit apply on or before next Tues‘lay’ day CANDEK & COOK, 1,016 Fulton avenue, corner Clermont avenue, Brooklyn. POR SALE, IN, BROOKLYN, THE THRER STORY Fur enliting now occupied as a store and dwelling, No, 19k Fourtetreet.” Apply to WAL. & B.A. ©. a Broadway, New York, AOR SALE THB LARGE AND ELEGANT MANSION and 18 full Lots, iv a high and pleasant location, near Prospect Park. The house contains 20 rooms and all the modern improvements; price und tering ean be made tatis- factory. Will exchange for improved New York Property. Apply to H. A, SPORARD, No. 160 Remsen stroot, Brooklyn, or WM. B. COOPER, SON & CO,,%9 Pearl street, NY. JERSEY CITY, HOBOKEN, HUDSON CLTY AND BERGEN REAL ESTATE, For Sate, To Let or Lense. POR RENT IN HOBOKEN-SEVERAL, DESIR AT Houses, with all the modern improvements, within liv minutes’ waik from the ferry. For particulars tnyjuire of ¥. ©. DUNN, Jr., Agent, room No.4, oftiee Hoboken Laud aid Improvemhent Company, PROPERTY OUT OF THE CITY FORK SALE OR TO KENT. AN EASY WAY TO BECOME YOUR OWN LANDLORD AX and own a comfortable home within thirty-ive innules of New York and very convenient thereto, ona stall cash payment, balance in jieu of reat, ik showo I a painpl Which is given or mailed free on application to KE. It. Ke +4, 80. 8 Bromdway. t Le BASEMENT HOUSE AT 3 modern iin 6) ce # i rent #1 Apply (a 06 ade BY HROR, $9 Br LL WANTING FARMS. 40W ACKES, GOOD SOIL, AX mild climate; 94 miles south of Phiiadelphia; prive only #45 per acre; nixo improved Farm ce more rapidly Uhan mont any oF thousands are setting. land, N. J. T ELIZABETH, N. J. of Houses anv! fF free, Address or cal on Blizabeth, or 76 Cedar sir “4 GOOD INVESTME A town, and in full view of Farm of over 200 acres; plenty of |" Barns, &e. Thy v9 ia and the farm { other owners: . ‘Terms, oni d fui particulars a) SL try residence of 97 ty. Fall particul ret. one of the best places In Mo sof CHARLES W. WARD, FARM OF 56 ACRES OF GOOD LAN », WITH d e house wud t ia Oneida county, N. Yi; price $1,200. REBLCCA SMITH, 47 Downing street. LL KINDS OF LANDS IN VIRGINIA, West YIR- F jfinis.and the South for rate by the NEW YORK SUUTH- BEN LAND COMPANY, 0® Broadway, T NEW BRIOWTON, HAMILTON PARK—TO R Shree Houses, furnished and unfurnished, with modern ny tf ily leaked, ‘with gardens, shade and Feet. ANSON LUBBELL, 546 Siath avenue y BRIGHTON, ». 1 rhor Bai House, with ail Water; barn and other o lund. 'Appiy to WM. a. Wxdi; large stable, 12 lots, oa Wo close estate; 85,500, DARKS, tv Broud street, NIGH GROUND, 150 é wiles beyond Jerome thay corner, minutes from Ler) {OR SALU—EIGHT ACRES OF feet from Central avenue, 2 e Course; avenue finiaed; will be sold cheap. A. PL SMITH & b1t0., 1,84 Broadway, street, attic, bathroon ice houses; complete yarden ond fruit tree articulars, apply to RANDOLPH BKOn., butldings, Lt Broadway, Real Ketace Agent, Morrint on a8 Trinh w York, or THEODORE AYRES, #8 MAMILTOS ( RANGE, N. J. OFFIC & WALLIS, Maine’ street, opposite Orange lank, remains open om the 22d instant (0 accommodate persous desiring to rent OF buy proveriy. JPLENDID SUBURBAN 10’ ©) ing, Mineral FIRLD, 31 Mere YOUTH NORWALK D> Country Seat f tensive views of wud cold water, FARM, SEA HATH. Sead for circdlas w WEST & maint be 8. IHELAND, 201 Broadway, AT WILTON, MORRISIANA, A HANDSOME: Cottage contuining & rooms, with Kitchen, celiar and ag WW city lots beantifully lait ont, au abundance of threes. ao hour trom [a a Bonrth avenw H,, station A, New Yo w moderate '—AT RYE, FURNISHED H , choice Iridte and t \WASHINGTON'S BIRTHDAY HOW TO SPEND IT. ‘take a trip to Elizabethport , and exanine the snug homes cold there by KE. Kk. ELLOGG, on terms that ake it practieabie for any one to become ah owner of one. amphiets, giving & catulogue of houses and thowing the rie Of wale, with Fall pario@iara of the property, will be given or mailed free to ail applying at my ollice, No.3 Broad- Way. SB 5(}() CASH 84.000 ON MORTGAGE, BY INSTAL 1 ments, will purelman « splendid Cottaze, one hour in New Alro, Far § to exchai VY BROVLE. q FOR BALE $4.00. ben farmi vila 81 Allen street, coruer Broun ESTATE TO BX CHANG rRY RESIDE ona hour from the City Hall, d for merchandise or Feal estrte In part; there js no eneumbrance on the ty. Prive 30,000." Apply trot Tageday to Saturday th fart. Inclusive, fre tof lM, lo GEORGE CARADAY, Astor Hours. T HALF ITS VALVE—200-AGKES, $5,000 wear depot; vat te got; fruit piemy change 15 acres ut Kishk, 04cm 3 5 11 1,0 would’ exe street, near Bank, BE STORY BROW vod jwontion; Kaa Fittteth «treet; wil se below Twentient street, cant aide. JOHN E, UNDERWOOD, 820 Third avenne. JPOP SALE OR ix ty—Cotiage, earria atono House hange fora Fifty-sixth Hrookly door. For purtleniars apply to WYCKOF & LIFTGE, Uh Montagne street, Brvokiyn, o: addross VILLA bor 14 Herala ollice. [POR SAME OR EXCHAN burban propert barn: near depot; location; price 2,0. Whitehall siveet, FOR, Save on Inquir PXCHANC YORK OR png Teland farm in the highest #t 0 howe wih gna, Ae. Ae. WIL be th or withaat Fock and farming than Si value, Per. NEAY, No. 1 Vine street, ALE OK EXCHANGE FOR mils of A. JOL fu atone; hot and eo wa 1W acres, and handsomey tal ¢ rc roperty, anid ewair jail if any. ror. ‘Apply to T. 8. Si BAL HERD, 26 broadway. ry A LAR rs FOR BaLl On romedioun Hor nts, With from Ly to % ak ‘from depot. -elqhth street. GOOD MERCTANDISE—A did Lots to ex and Con) KELLY HNO “MEDICAL. MALTY.—DR. B. ity Medi i Surgeons, Lon- don, Walon private diseases. ile Centres b.—No fee ualess cured, LL PRIVAT CURED IMMEDIATELY AM Witout ws Office very p Jeecker atest, GREAT AND SURE REMEDY FOR MARRTED A “nition —the Portuguese Female Pills always give tere media fet, being specially prepared for married ladies, A lady writes!—These pills relieved me tn one day, without inconyentence, Uke magic. Vrice #5. Dr. A.M. MAURI- Vn Liberty street, or seat by mall, PERTAIN CURE FOL LADIES IN TROUBLE, BY Dr. EVANS. 94 Chatham street, with or withont medi is powerful, safe monthly ls and Compound, price \- : URED IMMEDIATELY BY RIVATE DISEASES CV ANS, M Chatha t, without mercury. Dr. + manhood estored ta T BENEFACTOR TO LADIPS—DR. EVANS, 94 A am atreet; his powerful medicines, rafe and cer- tain, $2; also genUemen treated; confultatipa ali hours, LADIPS' PHYSICIAN.—UR. H. D. GRINDLE, PRO- fessor of Midwitaiy, over 20 years’ saccesatul practice in this city, 9 Tadies, with or with ‘wenty: lor ladies requ: A LADIES IN TROUBLE GUARAN relief. Nopay(antil perfectiy eured. No's'Auauty place, [Luucens siroeth, DMs De a PAIN CURB FOR MARRIED DATE TH ir without madicine, by Madame Rf Ve ot Mery; over dd yours’ practice, Her t e Frenclt villa, 9% 1, pries i, or No. Prob deules i. Caution Ail mitatora who copy thie ade PRIVATE EDICAL AND SUR ProoKeyy Oilier, No, 1 Sanus street Pullon atveet, De. Btowe Uren desicale euses in 4 hou a P®, CoOree, r ¥ RE CON sulted on private Vilety-four years practice ena m to hake persect cures OF na charges made, OWARD SANITARY AID ASSOCIATION—FOR THR ‘on the id tor be attiiete a 1s HOWARD ASSOUIAT: ern) eviia, Ww fealed envelop P, Phiadeiphia, MPORTANT TO FEMALYS, BOIS (25 years’ practice) guaran Tied ladies, with or without medi male restorative #, Patients froin & Gistance provided Pre pursing, &c. Electricity « Nifeally applied, do i AND MADAME Ue ¢ certain ritet toms st Twenty-eighith street, near Phird aveuue, — O88 OF MANHOOD OR IMPOTENCE, RESUL oom the fous of youth or other 1d, OF even old by Dr. LEWIS, N toe perm ‘Beach strevlst oly reas’ private y..o