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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1862-04-17
TERMS OF aDvEsTIsIkdi
The Recent Political Caucus Of Plot!
ters at Washington. -
lfro'n the Baltimore Amer

The loyal men Of the country MAY coi,arnt.
ulate themselves on having one sentinel at
Washington like Occasional" whose forci.
bic letter, exposing the designs Of such tan
derers to treason as Vallandigham, Of Ohio,
we gave in our last. 1t is very evident that
there is large number Of corrupt and un-
scrupulous politicions in the country who
still believe ia their old power TO humbug
the people, and who are on the alert TO en-
deavor to compass it. But we cannot believe
that il can be done. We cannot belioyo
that men who have gone to the extent of
arIning themselves, and are in the feldto
die, if ne. I'd be, for their country, VII be less
vigilaDt in watching the foes to the peace
of the country they leave At horne. The very
fact that such men as Vallandighsm and
Wendell Phillips figure prominently in these
sttempts-one little or no better than the
other-should arouse to fury the loyal SEN
timent Of the nation, when it is already suf-
fering untold horrors from the wickedness al
ready set on foot by these men and their al
lies.
In this thing may not these mischief
makers at last proceed too far? Watching
them intently, as men do when every sense
in strung up to painful tension in such times
as these, may not the patriotic have leisure,
with the enemy whipped in front, to deal
with these and like agents when they least
expect il; and may not deserved retribu-
ton come instead Of the political or other
rewards they are looking for 60 unscrupu-
lously? Daring impudent beyond all meas
ure, they may find to their sorrow that revo-
luton, bloodshed, the horrors of war, mean
rather more than furnishing OCCASION for
political intrigues-for the pushing of par
tisan or fanatical theories. and 30 let every
loyal man in the nation have his eye upon
them in order to hold them to strict ac-
count for the mischief they may attempt or
accomplish. Z Ia a.a..-i
1t is pretty plain that those who figured
in the Washington caucus are scared at
what they have done, and so far it is we'll
Let them dare to repeat these movements,
and we hope popular sentiment will be
aroused against them such as may cause
them-if> need be-to take their places with
Slidell and Mason abroad, or even with
Breckenridge in traitor camp, to be dealt
with all in good time, SO that the loyal por-
ton Of the land for the time Is rid of their
presence. The nation and the Governmen.
have already tolerated too much Of this trea-
son, or semblance of treason, in high places,
and its patience is nearly at an end Itis
comparatively easy to deal with that in arms,
but when it burrows and plots in the Capi.
tai ITSELF weakening the Government, and
sowing distrust amongst the people, tits high
time it was in some way disposed of, if we
would ever emerge from the troubles that
weigh US down. Whatever else is tolerated
! let us resolve to give no quarter to 1t.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1862-04-17
True to the Last.

The old line hard. shell Democracy are az
true to slavery as the needle to the pole The
vote in the House on the Presidents reso
luton to help the States that desire to abol
ish slavery passed by a vote of 90 to 80
The nays were as follows: Ancona; Josepf H
Bailey, Biddle, Calvert Corning, CQA
Crayens, Cris6ed, Crittenden, Dunlap
English, Grider, Harding, johnson, ,lS hSnBsfS,
Law, Leary, Mallory, Mensies, M0RhISS
Noble, Norton, Rsnaletos, Perry, Richard
son, Robinson. Shiel, John 3. Steele, Fran
els Thomas, Voorhees,, Wadsworth, Ward
| Chiffon A. White, Wickli6e, Wood, Wood
ruff. i Newark American.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1862-04-17
Mas. PARrrNaros's Ike has gone for a

p. Mrs. PARrINaToN's Ike has gone for a
soldier. Mrs. Partington makes farewell
address, Ike, you SON., stand up while l
address you, hold my bonnet and specs.
Fellow-soldier: 1t is the abandoned duty
for all to be patriarchal in these times, and
to Hand down, unimpaired, the, glorious flag
Sf succeeding generations. Here Ike COM
menced counting off the new fashioned chair,
swinging the old bonnet up and down as he
wentin, one, two, three, tiger. March hes
itatingly into the contented field, and if .
rebel demands your quarters, tell him you
had but three and the last one is spent, ther
if he won't quit and leave, quit yourself like
a man, and may you have a glorious cham
paigu Of it."
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1862-04-17

halo than is thrown around tho name and
character and memory Of Matilda Hoffman
by the life long constancy and the graceful
tributes Of one whose name, destined to a
deathlcs5 renown, may not henceforth be
discovered from that Of the early lost and
dearly loved. whose death made Washington
Irving what he was and what the world ad.
mires? NoR' wEsTER."
4 Boston Post. April 3,
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1862-04-17

.PaENTIcE says Pillow damns Bnckner
Buckner damns Pillow, and the only thing
in which they agree is in damning Floyd
while Floyd In his turn damns them both
and the world in its turn dumns all three
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-05-25
SHIPPIN G NE w S.
ALMANAC FOR YoRK-rnIs DAT.
SUN RISES ........... So NOON RISES :. 50
SUN ID HIGH WATER. eve IL
Dcr< ~ Ne~y Work Mn y, On raG0.
Port OF New York, May "a, 1861.

CLEARED
Ariel ae cunar
Ship Carisa Courier Flitner, Lverpool-Trask Dear
Ship Centurion Zesega dverpoolwwzMsrs .a Co.
Ship Lalla Rookh, Fulton Bordeaux-H Benner.
Ship Ohio Hnishmgs New OreansnA 81 Sons
PARK Gazelle, Rhodes Barbados-H Trowbridge Son.
Bark Crusos Whitney. Cstte-W Salem Co:
Ear Cole Co.
Brig Cyprus tBr). McCulioch. Demerara-J Whitney
Brig Reed (Br), wilinsale, ManzanilIa-Brstt Son
Bris MOVE Klyn. s. GroiaMP Hand ord e' ''A'
Big G1a Rsy Bf1 m9nS asn psw s
Brig vickngen Alsen, oucsnstown-Funch, Meincke q
Brig Elliot IBr), Ford. Ealmouii-J g MsArthur;
s sSg Eaphea afs ss cras" Lewis
ss fn aa SsW La
schr s King, cllndenn, Calais-led Frye 3Co.
schr John 9. Bush oherTystensN Master. ~
ssr cTasce a Fssr Has MashsF Taso Co.
se chr 1nS R %hnsn sa6w orys Co.
ssT R HGss saw NJ BIsens hs
schr Mary Susan Chase, Iiarbor Island-J Daylis.
s scsr I PI6 Tae New es
schr Wave Tyler, Rondout-Master.
Schr Champion, Sapin, Norwch-H Racket
sehr Geo Washington, Newman. New Haven-w Briggs
ARRIVED
Ship Martha (ol st John NB Brewer Liverpool, March
Bark Elizaeeth Leavitt, Halet cardenas, May Is with
% sisna ii bark Gov Eden Booihiay,
Bark Silver Cloud, sherman NBedford. 5 days.
Brig II sampson tBr Thompson, Lingan, CB, 10 days,
wit with coal, to Small. Sid In company with BIZ sehr
Brig Pennsylvania (Ita sonerenno Licartice Sicily. 70
Brig Alliance SBr Of Blythe5 Nossman. Santos, z days,
s0s ss
with sugar &c. TO master.
pf SGsas ST fy%sa a Ms,
n xS ssss hda Mccall Has saa
winds the entire passage
sss sRs tsl EVEN asss
Brig Michigan. Marshall, Port Even for Boston.
Schr Youth lBr Kay 81 John, NIB days. with lashs to
schr Giraffe. Ri:hardson, MscSia. days.
schr Eagle Hail. vinalhaven, days.
seSr e1;ss nas Smith ssners o Port
%ssas Hope Rssa,s. sss1 R@st.ad, idAy
s ssr sssa Stanley sy New New BEDFORD
schr Pavilion, Baker, Gloucester, days
sesr Emma notshkiss Porter Boston for Albany
ssRs y Us az, siSfI: Wefsss ss:s;st days
SIR Hudson; waterman Providence for Phi,delphis.
schr Apin Gray rrovidense, days i''n''' 'A'''
s schr E Wave Tyler Hls RepSo s for Py%osh
Steamer Albany tU transporD. Lewis, Newbern, Nc,
passed fore and ar on
Islands appeared to l and but recently I'D,
50 miles Sc from Cape Henry spoke ship Maria bound s.
Steamer kenncbec tU transDor) Carton Fortress Mon
80 hours with 263 sick and wounded soldiers
armies of Generals Mcclellan and Wool.
Steamer Bclvdere @ transport, Sloan, Washington.
DC, 46 hours
Steamer Vim Woodward. Cundin, Baltimore
Steamer Falcon. Adams. Baltimore.
Steamer Ironsides. Nanderveei. Philadelphia
Steamer Ospray, Kenny, Providence
SAILED.
Steamships Ariel. Aspnwa Edinburg (Br). Liverpool;
Hana 6Brem), Southampton and Bremen British Queen
(Brl Havana.
Wind at sunset SSw.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-05-25

22d-Arr sloop Pointer. Nichols. Providence for kYork
B4LrISoRs, May ss-Ar bark Aassids, E.shssrsers
R aa sssy hs na
cid on recrn Cld Abbott Lawrenos. Fuller. Boston
sEwFosT May a~xrr sshr. ona,l.s' Jameson. Phil.
n sn o Freeman tor
NYork Sarah Frances That her New Bedford for Jersey
sr Nrols %
ass sSs - %
his morning schrs Vision. Obj wickwlTe EYOr.;
81 Jo ss b si kslIs
Grant sanford Philadepha; losssqma oershs NY6orsi
ao na New Resa
as Ball. R Ia soop David sands. Bradbury s
NEW HAVEN NAY pat .eass Quaker CITY BENJAMIN.
Dns dans
bark Evening Star Msnssd Xroyo schrs Taha and Han
ssd.Xrr sshr: James Lays.noe, Rogers and n Thos
mor s9ao1 Old aact ABBOTT Tsntcn Rsn LOUISE Mary
and Ella N Yarn .oans
Van wisEsa 2sd..o, Sas~IS ana Vienna, Davis New
s.sas
Dyer ssp%s Baker Sf Baker Work.
'PkoyIpsS6E May Arr steamer Osprey Kepney:
iSiIadsipha; S.tthsw Bird DAVIS and Nlns''s Taylor,
aS Ssos ana a Ann
Davis Young Rienz, Cobleish. and Fashion, Young
York.
Genoa; lelegraph Giles, Boston brgs KODIAK Peterson
Trinidad: Moses Day. Loud and Princeton, Allen Boston;
undine (Dan) Peterson NYork schrs Fantozz Wooster
Arecbo X; Trrei, Higgins, Boston; Marengo. Free
BROOKS Greenpor Bartlett EoosAi and N Martha G Col
Rowe, Harris, Cape Coo; A Sanders somers, Boston
Cid, steamship Suwanec, Johns, Noreans bark Man
Boston, Amelia Kelly AeSansra; La Plate ssraiton.
scull Lynn Bartlett Rockhiil; Grant Pressey; New
Zealand Forhan; Trrell, Higgins: Stroup Lake;
Caroline Grant Bessy Boston, Gesner Thompson Ames
Ship Island; Lafayette McMurrsy Fall Rivers Sea Bird
Clark Saco.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-05-25

The steamship Edlnburg Cap. Mirehouse, moor
yesterday for Queenstown and Liverpool.
The steamship Hansa, Capt Won Sanlen, sailed yesterday
for Southampton and Bremen.
Is loading subssaice for White House YORK
released on parole and sail this morning.
SAX FRANcIsco, April 3OThe ship Joseph Peabody from
salt water She strained badly andships leaking through
s G ss c sa
its way into the lower hold. Some 400 bags OF rice
ST THoxAs May s-The whaling bark Lancaster, OF New
5 s mas sse snd @ auction ye:1ss5ey
oil and Other matertas We're shipped board the brig
Se sG Gs os aas Sa d p q Boston, was also
BRlc NAnAM srKrsos Jr Phinney from Havana for Bos
ton. with cargo Of goo boxes super ashore souhamp
cept 10 boxes which have been discharged this day.
lies head on not much damaged and VIII probably be got
Capt Washington GAIT Of Baltimore of bark In
sea- Feb a. The second ay out from card He Was Hyna
directions concerning the sending aoft the main
board vessel going the rate q esh. knots
in @ s ,sns
In 1885, at ss2 500, cash and months
MISSING vrssrI-The ship Milwaukee, hence the 2lst Feb
e Following bs
wheat pkss mdss s s9 lbs lard 81 2o2 lbs aow i57 lbs
Foreign Ports.
ARrcso May SIN port brig Lillian, for Philadelphia Is
s.asSDa May S;n port ,, steamer Herald with NUM-
phur all supposed the blockade southern ports;
also bark Thsai.na Peacock from rssr@o fsr NYerk
Tses s'h ss nsa Pratt for days. Mary
Apr asIn por. Tho. Harvard, Robin
lanta Morrill, Douati, Reed Helen Cooper Laphan and
Golden Cross, Smell, for Antwerp Curnx Gilchris;
ant Gardner; Emma Jane, jordan and Jas Brown Crab.
for England 0seonthe Bursley for Rotterdam; Key.
stone Burnham, for do; Susan Rowland, ett and Com
mo6wealth Groxer, for France; bark Willard Atkinson,
cALL.o April 2s-rn port ship vsurgis Baker, for Lon.
guyiSIoA, PR, May lin port schr Montague, for
HayAsA May lssld banks Topeka Church, NYork 18th,
David KIM ,iNagune Falmouth Ri schr Evcne York,
NASSAU Mp, May 7-Arr steamers Thomas L wrasg Good.
ing Chareson Nassau date rheodora), Mont wilmington
NC brig Fanny Lewis Mitchell, Liverpoo stb schr Har.
Moore Charleston; schr Cora Brown 10Th Rehecca
stone and wm Letch Allen, do BlancheNe, Gilbert,
RIO JAEKIRo April 1sIn por, banks Abigail Mcfarland
Fannie Crenshsw, Munson, and Ann Il Grant swain for
sale briggs Brothers, Brooks from Montevideo April
disg Laura Crook from Baltimore disx; VIRGINIA
sae schrs Mary Heller, Hutchinson ON Stuhai
Hues Finn, from boston, April l. do Going IN
18th barks Repecca Mchener, from Monteyideo Panama.
Talulah Pummer from Nfork Sid March III briggs Ante.
ope (am) Iund, Havana am NOreans 2oth Halle Jack.
son, Weiss tffom Boston), Honolulu
sr THQNAs, May 5-In port bark Salem, Moulton, from
Baenos Ayres, seeking.
SALINAS PR. May 2-No American vessels in rort
VALPARAsO, April I6In port ship Prospero roit filling
load for Havr sumter Humphrey, nling up for Boston:
Amazon, Mayo FOR United States.
American Ports.
BRISTOL, May 2i-Arr Scoops Blneksiono Allen, Nyork;
Tempesa nee, Davis. Somerset for Hyork SID sohrs
Freeman, Stapsin, and Orator, Gibbs, NYork.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-05-25

MORE SPECULATION. ABOUT M. hERCfER'S VISIT,
From the Paris Constitutional, MAY 81


From the Paris Consttusonnsl, May 81
IL there be at the present time an incontestabe fact
one which, unfortunately, beyond the Of dis
cussion-t that the most experienced cye per-
csivs In future however distant, the termination OF
the America by merely hostile means The North
the outset said that three months would suffice 10
auce the South; II Ia now thirteen months since tho
struggle by means Of cannon shot commenced, and
perusa OF the ast dispatches convince any one
that things are not further advanced on the rst
day We're IL only 10 the interest Of humanity oil must
ardsntly wish for the paccaon Of that immense coun
try but there Is than an interest in humanity
voiysd--tasrs Is the suffering Of ldn1turine Fuope.
In the mdst OF the painful circumstances WHOM
each other and OF the accounts which are every day
brought by the dispatches from America, the
Wait OF NJ. Mercer to Richmond has been IN.
tsrprsted in favorable manner, and consider.
cd a ground for hope. We arc not acquainted
with the object OF that excursion and not
whether NJ. MERCER has been charged with mission
but we arc willing to hope, with de public that tho
French Minister at Washington may induce tie adverse
parties 10 liston 10 words Of Cancellation and peace
those words are sttersd and listened TO II viii
great Joy TO all feeling hearts in Europe, and particularly
IN France.
paris (May 81 correspondence Of the London Times
Some cuaiVas people have asked NJ. Thouyensl about
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-05-25
SECOND BOARD.
CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.
SATURnAv Nav 3A-8P

FtouR.-Undsr tho influence Of some further conces
sons the rates OF freight the market exhibited rather
nrmness, while prices without change Of mo-
ment. Sales were less active, though to fair
amount 81 rs 81 40 for supsrnns State and western,
and 81 IS q 81 65 for extra State.
wRAr.-Frsghts being lower, the market opened
with frmnsss aud sales made to fair extsnt for
export ut steady prices.
Conn WAS rather frmer owing TO the concession in
freghts while the sales embraced bushels 46c
47c. for new Western mixed and 48kc. soc. for old
do. and SIC. 63c. for Jersey yellow. .
PoRK.-The market was unchanged, while sales Of 600
bbs made at $l2 l2 $l2 rs for and 50 so
50 rs for prime.
WHIsKgY-Ths market was lower, with sales OF 700
bbls. at 23c. . "a 10 for State and Western.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-05-25

A SINGLE INSTANCE CANNOT BE FOUND IN
N Uaclc Fayetes Magic Liniment has failed 10 re-
leve the rielinatis Over nfy tested within the
week. poor without cost. No 50 Fulton street,
floor.
A TTENTION-DR. BRIGGS, THE CHIRoPODISr, Is
IA skil,ul and successful Chropodist. His method OF
treating corns enlarged and diseased joints bad
nails and all kindred orments of the feet perfect There
lore wait not Cali without delay at PARLIAMENTARY.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-05-25
H. f=-7---s--
MISCELLANEOUS.


A LII HOUSEKEEPERS
II are invited TO examine our
RECENT IMPORTATIONS g.
FRENCH CHINA DINNER SETS
FRENCH CHINA TEA SETS,
rH TOILET SETS, &C., &c,
Amongst these will be found novelties in request
IN PARIS.
For the remainder Of the offer extra induce.
ments to purchasers OF
GAS FIXTURES,
being determined 10 close out present stock OF
CHANDELIERS, BRACKETS. &C. &C.,
without regard to real value.
We continue too Ter the following bargains
Silver ated Cake asics 80 EACH
Silver plated Casters, q cut Bottles a ~
Silver plated Tea Sets. d pieces. w
Silver plated Table Forks the dozen. q
Silver plated Tea Spoons, the Dozen %
ICE PITCHERS
s5 S. SIS.
saver f'a'ea 0o rs. orhS SO $40.
Ivory Handled Dinner Knives the dozen. 80
Ivory Handled Tea Knives the dozen 20
Cut Glass Gobets. the dozen: ............ q
Bohemian Glass Finger Bowls, the dozen ! 80
Cut Glass Decanters the pair. "
Together with a most complete variety OF
ORNAMENTAL ARTICLES
For parlor mantels, such
PARIAN VASES
At equally low prices.
W. J. f. DALEY & Co.
63l broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-05-25

CozzENs' NEW HOTEL,
~ WEST POINT.
WILL OPEN ON SATURDAY, THE slsr INSTANT.
FOR THE SEASON.
The undersigned has let large furnished cottage, with
oat board.
WIN. B. COzzENs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-05-25
TOO LATE FOR CLASSIFICATION.

ARGE BOILERS FOR sALE.-TWo LARGE DR0I.
Boilers good order, with furnace doors and ashp
doors CRATE bars cocks aud steam drms they
feet diameter l feet long on SHE'LL also furnace and smoke
exit of O feet long making boilers of locomotive
feet diameter md rs feet long, strongly stayed with
SPACE ali round aud nue connections The furnace
tes " gnch nuos aboui ~ feet long. nj do,
retfrn nues IL in h diameter ana ~ feet long WIN ID
sold a bargain BY apply ne at the Atanie Steam Engn
corner Water and Adams street, Brooklyn or OF IN
CASSIDY, Nos. 4 10 " Bridge street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-05-25

RKON LODGE NO So L O. B-THE MEETINGS
% this Lodge held in Clinton Hail. Esh.h street
Broadway Wednesday evening The brethren q
NORTH BAILID Secretary.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-05-25

IMPRESSIVE NORRIS EXPRESS, NO. % BROAD
~ street. patronized ~ many OF the most inaaent al
foreign hoses OF this city forwards merchandise aud ar
GELS ~ every steamer 10 Havana, New Orleans the West
Indies and Europe.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-05-25
HOTELS.

MANSION HOUSE tLArE BURNHAM 81, BLOOM
wi ingdale ruad.-Every accommodation De fur
nished 10 boaers vsors beautiful grounds and rivex
OTIS ORMSBEK.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-05-25

THE ACTIVE AND HONORARY MEMBERS AMI
friends o: Mohawk Eagne Company No, l6, respect
fully requested meet at the Engine House, Sunday
May Is IL O'Clock NJ, to attend the funeral OF LeuenAD
John j. Glass, our late foreman.
WM HENRY BAILEY, Secretary.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-05-25

A BURNHAMs FURNITURE EXPRESS AND PACK
"a ing Establishment Ill West Eleventh street between
Filth anu Household furniture boxed and
shipped parts OF the world. Covered wagons for re-
moving furniture to and from the country Furniture
stored.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-05-25

NTOTiCE.-THE MEMBERS OF FORREST ENGINR
IN Company No DO hereby strongly protest asainst hs
issuing concerning the company and hereby give
warning the author aud printer refrain from he
company under the penalty Of prosecution
JAMES MASON, Foreman.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-05-25

NEWARK BAY HOTEL, sALTERs GROVE, n -
IN Ths beautiful grove has been lifted up Tor the accom-
modaln Sunday hool excursions picnIcs and parties
landin be made all times OF the tide For partcu
lars lre of A. r. SALTER PROPRIETOR Saltersvile,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-05-25

COLUMBIA SPRINGS HOUSE. NEAR HUDSON, N T..
Is now open for vsorsThe public win find the water
these Springs superior in the State for the OF
oil erupons Of the skin and blood Also rheumatism. dys
pepsa, loss OF appetite, general debility, DC.
c. B. NASH. Proprietor
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-05-25

MOST ASTONISHING TO ATLr-McNAMARA SELLS
IN Ale al cents per glass; at 263 Broadway lunch
is served In artistic style. Call aud MAC its
worth It,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-05-25

WHITNEY HORSEPOWER OF BROADWAY AND
w Twelfth street. the European plan. Single Rooms
50 10 ens ami 81 day; double Rooms, ST. 81 ~
81 per day. Light, vel ventilated single Room from
ST T. $40 per mcntb. 5. L. MEAD.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-05-25

TIELIX CAMPBELL 70 JOHN STREET, NEW YORK,
manufacturer and dealer in Wrought. Cast and Gayan
lied Iron Pipe Steam, Gas and Water Fittings Boilers,
Pumps steam Cocks suitable for proving steam boilers
inser frda Short notice.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-05-25
NEW PUBLICATIONS..

rYHE MARRIAGE GUIDE OR NATURAL HISTORY OF
GencationA private instructor for married persona,
those marry both male and female BY Frederick
1iok, NJ d. author and lecturer the Physiology and
the Generative Organs, with
ngs and coored plates; 2OOth edition. much ENLARGED and
improved. and brought the present day. Price 81
by mail postage paid, receipt of the price, T. W.
STRONG publisher IS Nassau street, N Y. For sale by all
newsdealers In the United And
Canadas Also four ether works BY the author send
catalogue The only correct works Of the kind pub
shed-Medcai Journal DR.. llolicks Office Is $50 Broad
Hours ~ Till daily except sundays Box 36Oj Pose
Special attention only to those peculiar de-
scribed In his well known books and lectures.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-05-25
SUMMER RESORTS.

A TLANTIC HOTEL. LONG BRANCH, NEW JERSEY
IN The above han.d Is compile ed ana
VIII open 10 rece We guests the LIST az
juno. The hotel being elieby situated on blum on the
shore with fine bathing facilities, the proprietor can
to families and single persons all the pie cures
and comforts retreat the rooms being AIRY.
aud furnished with every convenience that family
qulre Further information be obtained on application
II 70 Bowery. A. CRISfALAR, Proprietor
OATH HOTEL, SIX MILES FROM BROOKLYN, ON
ID the shore Is open for the reception OF families
aad transient guests Accommodations for three hundred
dent
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-05-25
WINES AND LIQUORS.

HAMMERS CHAMPAGNE ALE.
IL The attention OF the public 10 solicited to the superior
quality Of Hammers Champagne Ale. This ale 10 browed
fresn at all of the year, and It's keeping qualify
pecay Of that brewed during the most excessive hot
ther, for length OF time. Orders
Brewery, in Harlem, will receive prompt attention
HAMMER a co.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-05-08
mME DEMOR EsT's
MIRROR or FASHIONS.

The Spring number contains
THREE LARGE AND SPLENDID FAs10N-
PLATES, THREE FULL-SlZED
PATTERNS,
Comprising the Latest Paris Styles Of
Neere, Cailds Apro~. asd The Lad;e1 Nesc Spring
va king Coat.
Together with nearly loo Engravings Of al the
NOVELTIES FOR
SPRING BONNETs, CLOAKS, TRIMMINGS,
CHILDkEN'S DRESSES, ETC., AND
valuable information to Ailliners, Dress Makers,
aothers ard Ladies generally, presenting the
largest and best Fashion Mag s'ne in the world,
pu 6lshed At AIS Broad va, and sold everywhsreat
Is cents, or sent by mail pest free, on receipt Of
the amount; yearly 81 with the following valua-
BILE premium:
Each yea,ly subscriber will Be entitled 70 the %.
lection Of 50 cents worth Of plain patterns, from
the designs in The beck, or from the show rooma
or they may be ordered and sent BY mail any tine
daring the year, BY paying the postage.
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Sprang Number yv0sC Ready,
ALL