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60 Get.

DART of nice HOUSE to LEI, No. l39 west
s6th.st. with modern convenience and lust repMreo.
Apuly on the Premises to C. PARTRlDGE, NO - YVES,
Isf6st House No 22 Rosss, Brooklyn; water, gas and In
good order. Apply on the premises
v1NO LET-Elcgant ROOMS Of the whole OF
the Second Story aud Front Basement OF the 5,stoy
House No. 1913 East Broadway. Let only to ashsH A'c'
lean family. Apply at No. "a Chrystie's'.
rINO RENT-The HOUSE and GROUNDS
Of the late r. L. Colt, Il Paterson, \. Inc nous
hn,l, n, stone ia so feet square stories basement snd
attic furnished with gas aud water The grounds c9mp
baut rs acres handsomely laid In lawn and sAden snd
in ereet order Attached the House IL large cohsei'
etory There also extensive srapee, In iun bearing ~
all the necessary outbuildings Of large place AZ
Apply TO THUS W. o'iiih, ,
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Y Office to HACKNEY aud SPECIAL

NOTICE to HACKNEY aud SPECIAL
~ COACH OWNERS.-LICENsE.S for the ensuing year
will be- issued and after the trs Monday In june next
ensuing between tho hours vi 10 o'clock and o'clock
p No. la the olor Ing order. For Hackney Cosches-Fron
No to No 100 inclusive Mouday June ,; from No Ol
to No. 200 c.usse Tuesday June fom No POI to No
800 inclusive Nedneday, June from No. sol TO go iu
elusive Thursday, June nom No s0l 20 $40 Inclusive
Friday juno O. special Stable Coach Licenses will be-
Issued a day ldung the hours) from June 10
June a. no. inclusye.-Daied Mayors Office, City HAL
New.Aok, May !, loo1.
BY order Of GEO. oPDYKE, Mayor
AuKtHtN BEowS, Fi,t Marshal.
The Inspectors Of Hacks vii b. found tho end OF the
City Hall 10Th Precinct. IN tho Pork.
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Zeal gstate for Gale.

NOR SALE or to LET-A COUNTRY SEAL
BLOOMFIELD n j., about u uhl IS rom this Guy,
Nh. house contains IS rooms and be seen Of any e
Possession given immediatey For further particulars ePPS
To j. y SEABURY, No. Al Waterst N u
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fjouscs auo farms Wanteo.

VxTANTED-To HIRE, with privilege to pur-
w cb,s. n snit.d small FARM within easy access 20
the CITY fruit farm desired Addres. y y H. Box No
! T85, N. Y. Office.
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1 OTIS FOR SALE on LIST, I'd, and 4th-place',
Brooklyn, on easy terms, and a, low pr,ses Appy
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CHEET IRON. Russia, Belgian. and PatenS
OPohshed Imitation Russia Sheet Iron TN aud Isrne Roo
In. Plate Charcoal Coke A A. TLoason 60, SIS Wa,es
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NOPPER-and-GOLD MATHEMATICS
~ For Churches, Farms, Public Buildings &C. Greaies
variety Illustrated Catalogue fee Depo.2JO Pesris' NJ
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WANTED 20 CONTRACT for the supply Of
w from 300 TO 900 cords Of HARD WOOD per snnunl
I'd wood 70 b. well seasoned split wood four feet hong #
OAK birch maple beech and TO be delivered IN bIoony
on the dock Address stating particulars HARD "o""f
Herald Office.
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miscellaneous.

A SOLAR MATCHING Sulphur. 1.-THE BES,R
"A burning Match either for Kitchen, Paor smokers Il
Travellers use; cheap Sulphur Ma'ch-s SupLuE OF
Smell when burning Sold every where Office Of Solar Ms
Company Nos lUl and lU3 Beesmsn 81, ". Y.
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ANY one sendings single letter posts,ap will receive cir
culsr with the engrsvings above referred to-,
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CERVANTS.-WOman as Cook for a HoteIs
"bon.. 6ovyIv AI.o for Engi.h Pastry Cook Protestant
Girls Nurse and Sramstres Characteristic and Waters1
Homework Girls ALI want places Also Men white an
coored Coachnen Waters &c Best office for Servantss
N Y EMPLOYMENT OFFICE, No. go 4thsv
' - SAUNDERS.
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VHrANTED-Two CONDUCTORS for Steam
w Railroad three PORTERS for Wholesale ssoreG
Apply No. Chathsnlsqu
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I AIDES, Notel-kecpers, and Laundresses, give
IL SPARRoW's LONDON WASHING CRYSTAL on4
trial Sold by ali respectable Grocers and Druggists
cents per package. Agent for New-fors,
J. ~. BINNEY No. 81 Cedsrs-
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sRNAToR M'DouaALs fPBncH on raR Casa soP
ary. aTORB.


Senator McDougars speech upon his reso-
tuition for In formation In relation to the ar.
rest of Gen. Charles r. Stone produced n
marked sensation to-day. 1t aroused Sens-
with Indignation. and replied with N much as-
perity to the remarks OF Senator McDougasi III
refeTeu ce to the Uom on the Conducs OF
the War, OF which Mr- Wade II chairman -
stabbed a~yn an In the dark, and had kept In
violate the terrible secrsts that had come ID to
their posssasion through their tnvestigattohs
HIS reply to the argument mat ten. Sto1e'a
rights, under the Constitution. the common
law. and the military Law OF the country,
had been violated, was. that the Govern
msnt, in this great exigency. IL bound 70 pro.
tsct itself, and that the Canstitnion Is virtu-
ally repealed until the 0oyarnment has be-
come able to restore its authority In the Tehel-
lions States. t.ss
General stones record. as presented by
Senator Mo DOugal, certainly entities hiIo to
a speedy trial, and II ks IS guilty Of treason,
after having rendered SO much patrioIic ser
vice, he ought to be executed with the least
poss, Bile delay. In the course OF his remarks
Scum tor Wade said that he did rot know by
whose order General Stone was arrested, but
tue COMMITTEES on the COndact Of the War
had ohtaiued testimony against him that
would warrant the arrest
agNI-KOSTHLY PusIIoATIoss Of TIE FINANCIAL
ooNDITIoB OF rHs sArIoE.
The resolution recon tiy introduced req dr.
ing rs mi N on thly oficiRi publications OF tha
receipts and disbursements OF the Treasury. ts
approved by the Secretary Of the Treasury IS
sound in principle; but 1t il represented 10
be quite impractic able at 1. tins When il is
Deem ed necessary to keep secret the militia Hry
ana naval operations OF the 0overnmsnt
Even If all the data for such statement as
would be satisfac tory and irelitg:bl9 were all
way within reach OF the Treasury Depart.
ment, instead OF havtog to DO CROPPED litter m
all the ramifications of the other departm en- IS,
they could not now be pu blished without cis-
closing projected military operations In
times Of peace such bulletins may be publish
ed with n I ch nearer approximation TO accu-
racy and without detriment to the public ser
Yip3
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A BaILLIA1r DAsH.-On Friday eveu1ns
last, Capt. Rains, With 20o cavalry, left Chat.
tauooga, and proceeded across the coun try,
directly to Wartrace, IL Bedford coulty,
Tenn ,On the lins OF the Nashville and Chat.
.anocga Railroad. Wartrace is 81 miles ITO q,
Chattanooga and s. miles from Steven son by
way of railroad, and 6s miles from Nash.
Vile. By direc. route through the country.
i. Is about 50 miles from Chattanooga
Capt. Raipa aimed 70 n axe Gesh upcE hhs
'rsar of the Federal army and put theus 70
dgat Eih waS successful in rushing uron
them bat unexpectedly found them sevSral
Thousand ssgcns he surprise was conlplbs se,
sut his force wos only Q HANDFUL compared
with the large number iD 10 whose mtGs.l hs
had rushed I. causat Il wild scat.era con
among them Capt. Rains and his men Ibe
ing we'll armed with G0abl e. baTreled guns.
10 x good atm, Fred one voIlay, and tnen lre-
treated before the enemy Rad time TO recover
from taeir friSht. Tne Captain thinks large
naUber were KILLED, from the many hat were
.een tc fall, which appeared t. he near loo
from the hasty glance he had time TO u, ak
A great n2m tag Cf saoss were fred a. aim sud
his men as they retffed, and he lost four o:
his &c en- 53zu 8 - le.3a t 4 Il .s~A. ! -
Gap. Rains intendsd 10 hover about Ans.
harass the Li1coln army, bat he WIS INFORM.
cd by one whose yeracity he was induced to
bslteve. thatths Federa's had Tea he'd CHAT
taEooga, which caused him 10 return 10 tina.
plece--ohiy 70 find the report untrue - dtlap.
"a Cos5e5er06y. . 1 nv
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rifles aiIned at their neass tns,L,,~ ,h.v
were 9oin9 % egg ape. The Yankees also v3ene
to the house OF Mr. Byuum, a very .ar}Iet,
steady farmer. and took two or hfs h,rsesI II
AnAve ".e' snnsa quad or thsm sfatdlont
13th, " and that there was consi terable a u 90
of eaus hesrd in the night ssoms suD3osc
that some Of oar cavalry attacked then. hus
cannot think SO.
the Josrnsi mas Iats Information, to ths
eject that they swept on all the negroes and
provisions they could aod on Mrs. saandsrs's
place What Justification these ,hleving Yam.
KEGS can allsGe for their conduct, or wn at
charge they can prefer against an unoffsnd
ing widow lady. 1t IL impossible 70 imagine.
Surely a day OF re:ribution IL In store for
such unprincipled ruffisns. .f4.. a-t
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The Mobile Tribune, OF tie sth. says. The
Steamboat Watson, which arrived yesterday
from New Orleans, reports that the s.ea m
BOAT +. q. Wallis was captured by the enemy
lest Friday. not far from P..ss ChIis:ian She
was on hsr way 20 New Orleans With a cargo
OF turpantine. " sft -E- :.
One thousand Of the Yankee prisoners, Gap.
tured at Shiloh, rsnchea rcoL tso omsry. Ais,
on Tuesday last -4~ --' -
The Legion " hich the Hon. Henry W Hill
Hard, Ct tgoUery, was auth y rised 10 raise,
is splendid rnccess. Itnumhers eleven eona.
paniez already.
The Episcopal church st Dauvitie, Va aas
offered its bssl to the Government.
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We make up tee folio wing summary of news,
'qr the truth Of which the reader Will make
d. v allowance:
sgoA YoRKrowE.
Bxrozx YosxrowH, April 10, 1861.
Yestsr. ay morning, abo1;2 O'Clock, & sec.
non OF ART ilery was posted within half q
mile of the -eDei works. near the river, sup.
ported by tu, ueient infan try to prevent them
being capture< y Fifteen shots were fired into
the rebei e;,rthN orks before they were able 10
cying their guns 20 bear, when oar men with
drew without dam Ve
.9ns view WAS e1teIuay oDtaiLeo oi Tue
positi on Of the rebels both at Yorktown and
Glouce ster, from Fai,> Hhild's hoose, at the
mouth NJ Wormlith's Geek. twenty four
gans wers seen IN the wat> battery ct YORK
Town, and nine at 9iouceste.'- Al the Latter
piace d large number OF worA men were Ell
gagged IL ere,vting new works.
AT Yorktown the old works uAed during
the siege of I'M wsre still visible ana Re sciIy
distinguished from those OF reesnc oonstrnc-
don. heavy guns were monntea on the
walls. aud the ebel * was dying from It's
BattlemenW. The principal wharf was
covered with coiomfssary stores, while the
river was dotted with s.lis. Every one ap.
peared 10 be nusy, as though tie comiag
sSruggls depended upon his individual exsr.
IL Wis. -...
a tort distance above the Nhaif was
The dottila was yeste rdsy afternoon en-.
sageo v sheiiing cut b ooy Of rebels vic
were en- gaged u constrae. ing snors pate :,
ab9pt 10. sr miles below CLIQUE sS<er The re-
suit OF IN firiEg was not knov1.
GIN Sat 2rday Corporal Wall II. Esan
Oompany r, Bordan's sharp anA osNs, was
Ahot tnroaxf the neck and hacz Whsie on
picket,
Last night IL ipgs were remarkably 9uiet
Il .lisht sh opsr occurred this mornin$, bnt
tie sun Don ma dc its appearance.
zfvnR.
WAsHIsaroT, Alori! lo.--fhe steamer Yan
kee, Capt. Eastman, arrived at the Navy
Yard .o-day, navl.y left York river al SIX
o'cloca yesterday Inorn1ng.
The Yankee went about eight miles up the
York river on Sunday nigh. and anchored oil
Gloucester Point where the s,ea mers Penob.
scot, Marblehead. ard Wachusett were al.
ready lying. The rebel hatteriesats she Foint,
which are said 10 be very extensive, mount.
1Ag mostly Loo ponud r.ffed guns. trisd ths
rage o. their guns on the steamers apout
very utIie short oY the MArDlshead The ves-
ssls then dropped down the river, aio about
shfts Dllss below the Point discovered Q
EIY OF rebels building battery on the
loTA oenf, on whom the Yankee opened nSs
A. distance Of thyee.quartsrs Of 8 mile
Fte ssbsls seemed loth, 10 sbandon toeir
vosas, AID Although the shells Of the YANKEE
~ Y tAslr nidst, they did not leave tbs VI.
~liEy, but look refuge ia the woods ana bs'
S1e soma neighboring log houses. fhs y an.
snen anring an hour and half, isft the
thss, .as other boats nsving come ep TO 90
M, :. s.s Yankee was leaving. the boa Of the
ZiA LIE houses behind which tne ieLSls had
11su refuge
n.fne ths snxag smsat a battery up the
'~a so@s eight Or tn shot, but tesy
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~. AkTIEkOIAL TEETH tak. CHEO.
~ PLASTIC AND VULOANITE PRO

CESS.-9. W. JONES, DEsrIsr, hsvins she
right for the above mode of making Teeth Q la
other Inathods. can With confidence sominssdi'
those desiring full partial sets q: teeth sa9
especially such as may be dissatisfied with thcez
they ans low usIog. Ths perfect siapsa.ion 0
SECURED, sbies him 10 insert onc or q,ofs tsst,
ottaous elGspI This method having been sdapts
by those standing highes: In the sroiessic,. urtl
and South, testimonials will be givs1a ssad spes,
mems exhibited 20 those wishing to see iheu,.-
course, be ,nsds for those prefsr-in them Fin
Ing, Cleansing, Extracting, and all ether opsrs.
tio,.s gently AID thoroughly performed. Feetl
sx.racted by tiLEOTGECITY, without peia.
~ Dfiice Oh Main street., opposite Coro th ssa
Eal. IA - T.
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y MEDICAL CARD.

~ OFFICE PKAaTtGg.
DIR. PLUME. Of .ae Old Medical House, coafines
h,aazef mainly to al osscs practice, On Fraaislln
'trast, little below the Exchange Eotsi, end iiss
onaly opposite Odd Folows' Han, whecs skiieu
sza oothds1tis treatment may be obtained on rea
soAsolS t3Egaa Those vino have been exposed &
certain Contagious aiinsuts, are iov,tad TO caj
sasiy.
Communications Ey aai, or otherwise, promptly
attended So Office open from 9 a. n. .M 9P.
nv Gl--ts RICHMOND. "a.
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FerainAnd W. Rfsqne, mem Dor OF the
Wasaiu xton bar, and frmeriy II Ly no aburg,
Va cisd In dsorsstowa, ID. e., on the 2Sth
ulAMo.
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BOAR DING.

DOAEDiNa.- 5f Gsa
r .,, So, -
a entleman and his wife, or two or three
Eentiem can bs accommodated with board
and pleasant room on the first floor, by ap.
plying at Hrs. Reins's 3 private boarding kouse,
on the corner OF Msin aud I'd streets .
ap 10 -5tA -u-5 .i.5 (
4 PLEASANT AND SAFE RkTnEAT.
- a 2.Cus family, rssicing near Dauvuls, and
within q milo and . half of depot, having large
house a<a small family, wsuid ACC mraodass
cons two lr three families with board upon 90
con nlcdatin8 to InS.
Ths rsishbofhocd h unsurpassed Taers are
s~vsrai eaurchss Wi hin = short distance, and
he sliuRt.ga hea,tby.
fersons desiring such retreat, .o~ particulars,
ara referred 80 GEORGE BaGBY,
m iS--IE' ..- SherEo~ Sir.
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Northarn papers a. late ss the 10th ins tant
have been received at the Office of the DisrascA.
We make up tc e folio wing SUNNI ary Of news,
, 'or the truth OF which the reader Will make
4. Y alIQWgGcs
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o.. TIE NATIONAL EEFENOH ASsO-
a$ CIaTION BsZAAR This association
hss engaged elegant roor1a. corner OF Hro.d ard
ninth stres.a, for q BAZAAR aad viii ss ready
TO receive douaticns of al kiuds on next Monday
All comnu ies,lons should bs sdir essad to Mrs
v 4. ". VERNON, Box e.6, aanagsr Vt Bs
Eaar, and Corresponding Secretary Of n ID &.
40 iU-ts
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DICHMoND AND DANvILLs aAIlIOAO.

DIChMcND AND DANVILLE kALlkOAO.
Ua snd after F2iDAY April Sth, the passso-
ger trsius will run q fl ows
GOING WIT.
Aal riin leaves d,ehr.c.d daily STA n.
AID strives Ii Daavils 81 Z 20 "a
at Bu.ksvilie IL eoarccts ws,h the train on the
Ssath-sisis Rsilrosi, for the Wes..
ST Clover Ii steas 20 a,n ia. for dinner
rOMiH0 BAsT.
Mail Train leaves Dxnvi!is daily ~ 7 A. n :,
ana ~ risss In Riehn nead At 5. 20 p. ii.
at B1Txe, lie /. eorreo.s with the train on thD
South side ksii ord, for Norfolk and Peter LaSs.
II GARTER,
s1l9-ts Gen. TbcSst e-ns.
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AMUisEMENre..

A Il R A N u ..,.
+ n EAsrER moHDAY BALL
Win be given At tie Otty Arms Halt, on
sitsoe MONDAY kFENIS q. S.sttp.,
e RdmIt.ancs fer gen tlsmAn ana two Ia
dies, ~ TO be paid at the door, E
a(iood 5usfo will b In attendance.
! rt..as. sfT AASAo1Rs: 49, a..
p H.. Sullivan, ] Hope.
dpls-Sts - Il-ttt tess tir 5&a
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ELECTION CARDS.

1--WE ara authorized to enuounce IAIiisS
81 a. Seldom, Ess as Il Candida % fol
Congress, - all The vacancy created by tn,
resiSret tior of COl. X. A. Pryor ap It'd,
gHss sSE.sssesy Az. o;A sR.sg.
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RsGSaNE Ekss .SssTHs;Ea.

-. AEnTIN0 OF sToCKHOLDEas.-T
81 annual meeting Of stoakh0l'ers In The
RICH HMUND, VILLA MSBURG A ~ d
CENTRAL TURNPIKE COMPANY, vili bs
heid at bs o.ace OF the Fira Assrcistiou N
MONDAY, tie 2iss inst +, az l2 O'clock
Ep '9-2t" DICEIV3 ~ 9aoy
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w. MY STORE will be closed OF Monday and
~ Tuesday. Plat and 22d, aad re -opeped on
Wedne day next. MANTLE DEPOT,
kp 1875 90 Main street
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ieil far short OF them. The guns in the bat
teries At Gloucester Point are said 70 be only
ia position to feach vessels nefow them In
the middle OF the river, and light draugnt
vessels can approach within a short dfs'an ancs
OF the Point with safety by hngeing the snofs'
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GALA E!r ERTA1 n 4 8 = r
LADIES NATIONAL
DEFENOE ASSOCIATION
g. AND TERTAINNE NENT
90 eFRlCAN Gnu ROH,
ON MONDAY EVENING NEXT.
This splendid sn.erNshusut viii h oon.
ducted under the dlrscvlon and euperyfaion
Of mrs vaa,os. who Will read an original
EULOGY On THE DEAD ea
Which will be followed Ny - = >>>'
VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC
Many OF the mos: accom- plishsd and talen ted
amateurs Ia the State haviT kindly yolun
teered their assistance to tmpart eeiat to thss
PATRIOTIC and In teresting enterprise.
The whole proceeds OF the enteTtainmeut
~ii. be deveted to the aid OF the general
cHE LADIES GUNBOAT ASsoCIArIoN.
Apxissros-Frty cents Doors open as 2
o'clocxP, x Performance to commence As
so'clack. 81
Ticsets fjr sale Z. all the Bookstores. Ho.
tells, ead at the Baxaar, Corner Of eth and
.sroad streets .t5- .. ...--. s..
NJ Sea small bili5 apls-St
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0Pra. TukPkNfi fiNn, NaeAsns q. Tanaefs
n on aoA 1oae on, lNst .eEssved md tue sa1t
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I. From and after this date the iss suAnes
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