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DEATHS.

CRAwLEY-At s. c,lumbia II, Maria Craw'ey,
We d James Crswey, IN the 3ith year of her age.
Re friends on 4e family, and Of her late brother,
n bael Gum 2, are respectfully invited u attend
thc funeral ,h.s tMoniayl afternoon, 2ad inst, At
o'clock, v'iti ou' firtner notice. e2s
pEvoY-on Saturday, June 2ist, Elizabeth, wife
Of N. Dewey, In the SD year of her age.
TIC relatives and frienl = TIE fn.rilv the NOM
tcrs Of the m Prtsbytci.'n Church. and the mem-
hers Of Polar Star f.n'sr, 80. ~, +. q 4. NJ are
respectfully invited neral ON Tuesday
afternoon .4th Inst, o. O'Clock, from - Ave. ID.
FOSHAY-on SUNDAY 23l in,' y4cob / shay,
aged 30 years, IL months erd lly9.
HIS friends and acq i'iut4nrc. aa. H. sa ~ his
brother-in-lsw, Augultu, II 4s,l, are ,,p'..'uIy
inytel 10 attend tie fun. 81, tn ~ .uiny} u,tu.
ing, 29d Inst, at II o'clock f.n IT, rc,id.lce ~
his brothcr-iu-uw, 40 Grecu',i'h 1t. "a. rcr-'aa
viii be taken 10 English a,is tor'Ood ~ in.er.
ment 20
HIGGINS On Saturday, ,'p7o 9i.,, U,ur' IT,
gius, 81 sou of john and MY iDrc'n III syn Va
tue lIth year Of lis age.
The flcro' viii take place us tN,nlayl morn
ing, % inst, ut 10 u'cos froiu the residence ct h.s
parents, II Wts, lu,l Il. The relative, Hud itonda
Of tho family are reel setoy Invited To attend. ii6
HowITsLASDER- On tie 2lst Inst, q con.
sun,l'ion, Abraham To-" itsnu 'r, ng,i IL yoarr.
The friends and sr,li.ntaarcJ 0i 40 inlnily, are
re.peetful Invited To atcniue funeral, ally o'ck
i. n, from the Antioch Baptist Church, 90 snd 10
Sixth ave, oipoEit" Oh II. 226
McGRATII-On Sunday, June ga, Anthony Me-
Grnih, nntive ot tho Parish OF Council, County
DQncgaI, ireland, III tlt KUN y0ii OF his age.
The friends and acquaintance Of tho family arc
respectfully invited to attend the funeral, this
Monday afternoon, e3d int. at o'clock, from tho
residence Of his brotler-!n-!aw, Robert McGee, III
D.xtar II, cor. Canal. $50
NAsH-On Saturday, june 2ist, Charles Nash,
In tie Both year OF his age.
The relatives and friends Of the family, and those
Of his sonnlaw. Cornelius scully, respectfully
invited ~ attend tho funeral, this Monday morn
Ing, 23d inst, at 10 O'Clock precisely from his late
residence, 81 Pike 1t, to st. james Church, James
At, whore Solemn Requiem High Mas will be
celebrated for tho ropose of Ills soul, and thence at
l2S o'clock, +. NJ, his remains will be taken to
Calvary Cemetery for intermsnt. Baltimore papers
please copy. 2l3
NEUHofF-on Saturday june ei"t, Emma g,
NeuhofY, daughter OF John H. and Doris Neuhot,
aged years, months and 10 days.
The funeral will take place from the residence OF
her parents, corner of Kent and Park ayes, this
tMonday) afternoon, at o'clock. The friends OF
the family respectfully invited to attend, without
further invitation. lO0
ROGAN-On Sunday, June a2d, Mrs Ann Ro-
gan, vito Of Rohn Hogan, in tho doth year OF her
| age,
Hcr friends and acquaintances Of the family are
respectfully invited TO attend tho funeral, ths day
| at 40 Wooster 1T. 323
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NorwIrIisrASDiSo the immense forco now in
thc service Of the United States, there can be
little doubt that the real strength Of the free
states has not yet been put forth for the sup
preston Of this rebellion. Tho whole force Of
the South Is arraycd against Us under tho Con-
scrption law, but as yet the reserved strength Of
che North has not been called out. l, may be
that the Government hopes TO conquer peace
without demanding further sacrifices from tho
people, but the psk Is so fearful that 1t is better
10 anticipate every contingency, anl prepare an
overwhelming Union force. We need today a
million Of men In arms, and ii We hat
them, another month would witness III.
suppression Of the rebellion. The pcopl,
arc ready to make fresh sacrifices for the Gov.
srnmcnt, compared with which those Of the past
Sscfp as nothing. The war has iemonstra,ei I. c
value Of the Union, an! liz father. aud bro;he'
Of the yoans mo- Wis Live r1ne before a.
ready to f.lgv Ind fl TIE rknt. row th;nuei
by disease Ans 5s&.h. TIE sTsa, American PEG.
PIE have as We; been untouched by the war. The
farmers, traders, and men who constitute the
life and energy Of the country, have not yet put
colA their might. Tho nation demands thu
!elo.spd tho President should not hcsitato
20 give the word
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The TuriU Modified
20 give the NO

THE new import bill reported in the House is
designed to remedy the irregularities caused by
the Tax bill so Ear as relates to manufacturing
and other interest,". Tho new tax Of three Per
cent on nearly all manufactured articles would,
undcr the present tariff operate as bounty in
favor OF tho foreign manufacturer. The ma'a
object Of the bill then Is to equoli1e tho interim
taxation with the rates Of foreign imports. 10
accomplish this it il necessary to increa c many
Of the existing rates. Thus the duties on sugar
coal, druga, chemicals, tobacco, and variou.
other article, arc increased. II is estimated that
the new bill viii increase the revenue ten mil
lions Of dolIars.
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Noarn ArsnroA. By Anthony frollops. Published
York.
That the first connected narrative II our ap,
pcsrance under the altered conditions Of our civil
war should have been written by an Englishman
and TGoiLorE at that--soems 10 afford NO
very fayo-a,ls Indications 9f iypaudty or
clear sll.h,sdness. Yet, the son q Bis mother
has douo "a we'd as could be expected and pro-
duccd tolosably readable book--for that IL the
mans trade-and, In pursuit Of il, he remained
here for some six months during the close Of the
last and the commencement VI the present year.
lie had not time, Of course, IN see much, but 10
makes up for deficiency of information by sbund-
ance Of assurance, aud measures everything
American by the infallible British standard.
Our religion, be thinks, is rowdy, but then our
common schuas arc good. We have no re-
fnemcnt, bu he admits that everybody can read.
lie recognizes the fact that the North could not
possibly have avoided this war, and praises The
energy snd pluck it has exhibited. Abolition
ism he dcnounces as the chief obstacle TO a rcs',-
ration OF peace, and Is ,0y Littw at the idea Of
negro equality. lie praises American litersture
and abuses American newspapers, which he -ays
are apparently conducted by men selected for
their incapociiy. These and many o,bcr subjects
are treated in a way, which, strangely enough,
is not particularly offensive. :.
Tns ArLAsrio MosT,ILr, for July. Published by
Tieknor ~ Fields, Boston.
This number Of the ATLANTIC MoSTnLY fully
sustains its aim of appealing to the most cult
vated class Of readers, and is enriched by contri-
buttons from nearly every American author Of
note
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uARrTRs' HANDBOOK FOR TRAvEILKRs IN EUROPE
AND TIE EAST. by w. p. Fsuidge Published
by Harper q Brothers, New York.
To travellers in Europe and tho East We
recommend this work as embodying all tho In
formation necessary to be known by strangers
in the respective countries which II dssuibes.
Tho Information conveyed Is very full, and in
cludes transportation charges, cost Of travelling
over different routes, names and charges Of the
principal hotels, instructions about passports,
and the thousand little things which, not u
know, subjects the traveller to imposition and
delay. Il also contains . great variety Of In.
formation respecting objects Of interest In all tn,
principal plsoss In Europe and Asia, scco'npa
MED BY map, embracing cOlOrsd routes 0
travel
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SAVINGS BANKS

A TLANTlC SAVINGS BANK,
hNo. III Chatham 'qusrc, topen dpilyl
DEPOSITS from % cents TO $4,000 received.
Six per cent interest paid.
INTEREST COMMENCES july I.
MD, VAN PELT, President.
JOSEPH +. COOPER, Secretary.
N. B.-Money TO loan Oh bond and mortgage.
je2l 24sc'109
FRANKLIN SAVINGS BANK-CORNER
l. OF 9Th ave and A2d st, open daily from 8 a. IN,
70 bp. M; on Mondays Wednesdays and satur-
days To p. n. Interest o per cent. Deposites
made on or bsfore July 10th draw interest from
July LIST. SAMUEL NEWLY, President; JAMES
3. CHAMBERLAIN, Gee. jel2 2sae'lo2
ok PER CENT. INTEREST-CiTIZEN
- Savings Bank, corner Of Bowery and Ca
nal a. Open every day, from to 3, aud on Mon
| day, Wednesday and Friday evenings, from 10 I.
Interest commences July l, 1882.
GEORGE FOLSOM, President.
| SEYMOUR A. BuNCE, Cashier. 10 23 2iac'l2(
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The Emancipation It'll Passed the Iou.e.

The Emancipation Till Passed the IIou.r.
Tns Coufscaii'n Ri which has rIsscl tho
House by vote Of - Aesin., -, t.ol,.h mats
rally Al;yrci from It's iaal, Is sill sufficient
~ stringent against tho prime movers u the
rctoliicu Gains; whom it is especially aim,d. II
suauci,Aics the slaves Of al rebel civil IN lita-
~ and naval officers, and all who .hall he in
arms a.-aius; tho government after period cf
sixty lays, aul icclarcs that the.c person. hc
forever M ;be to eli unlcr tile Federal
e,yermcut. /; also enables the President to
noeo,ia;e irr Land IN MeXio. or Central or South
Amcr.ct for tie colonization u the ncsrocs freed
by this ill.
Tie I'LL, 60 far - relates 20 tic rebel leaders
Il absolute. snd l.,v' no Discretionary power
In the hani. Of the Executive. The remain.
ang sections principally relate e. 'ho machinery
fof carryin; into cir'ct Tie provisions If the aci
Waving the roscrvclgf' tious II constitution
al law involved in the tn We cannot bu
think that its main features arc Ia accord
ance with III. scutimcni. Of the great majoriy
Of our loyal ci,ilons. II Ia. We; to bo ac.ci OF
by the Senate, hut there l. little doubt tina, il
will soon receive til, sanction Of that 10 ~ ant
The signature of the President, vino, according
60 Mr. LovrJor, Is no; ALI tel with any Con
sli;utional weakness on the slave question.
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ltELIGIOUs NOTICES.

Mr.. Henry Bciiin9cr, from sharon, n. ",
will preach on Tuesday uo-morrow) evening, in
the meeting room Of tho Beulsh Baptist Church. In
18th s,, near s;h ave. Also At PierIlont, Sunday,
June 2?th. t5
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MAR RuAGES.

w1LLiAMs-foRD-ln Morristoyyn. ". J., on
saturday, June Ylst. by Rev. Arthur Mtchell,
william White Williams Esq, Of New York. te
n IS Charlotte Lou!ss Ford, OF MorI.sto.n. %
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A LARGE ADDITION,
IA TIM LAST FOR TGiE SEASON,
HAS BEEN MADE TO OUR IMMENSE
BLOCK OF DRESS GOODS.
EVERY DOLLARS WORTH PURCHASED
IN TIE AUCTION ROOMS,
FOR CASH
NOTHING PURCHASED THAT IS NOT
A HARt.AINi
AND, IN ORDER TO GAIN THE
CONFIDENCE AND PATRONAGE
OF TIE PUBLIC,
SOLD FOR SMALL PROFITS
THEY ARE BOUGHT
IN ORDER
TO CLOSE OUT THE ENTIRE STOCK
BEFORE THE 18th OF JULY,
AS THE STORE WILL THEN DE CLOSED
FOR EXTENSIVE ALrERAT IONS.
TIE ENTIRE STOCK HAS BEEN
MARKED DOWN
TO AUCTION PRiCESl
1900 yards Lavellss and Barge Anslsls, a tc.
end D..
5000 yard. I.,vel.s and Barcge Brochc, at DC,
$500 yards P,ris Grsalles, a, Is, IL Bland Is Oh
10000 Wv Is Poll de Chsy.s, Il, Is 81, aud 10 Cd
1900 yards Popsns, IL 81 .nd Is Gil.
5000 yards Plain Aohairs, at IL.
1900 ysfds r x Warp Poplinet, at 2s.
$500 yards SIX Poplns, at Is 81.
10 900 yards Six and Wool Bareges, Is, Is 3D. and
Is. 81.
5000 yards Crepe de Paris, Ia. ID.
IL, 900 yards Barge Auslsis, az wide, a ps old
price e..
IN MOURNING GOODS.
8. 600 yards black B,rego An..,ai,, at a.
.nd "a al ivy "1 WYNN 10 ~ 'A'
= m -t....,., ..
ys,,i, W va,I. Ida. 6inck n,laIne. fa.
y,rJs D v,rds vile Ll..k I.reva snd lrnns
Mss,,e. a, h. s,,d 0s
ALSO
Case Printed Msrseies atts.
ooo Gases tois , az p enc, sgs'y dam.sed'~ '
o"o "''SRo "uf'"' eo,,nnas e. p,
,,,,, s.ri,1r S,9 n, ,cv e,,vs
h-'"V' a. w ~, n pviHIS
Asa
THE ,rrr,prsr s,Tn,E or strx cro,Es
ann = Sr,.,, rtry
VISA
., So. ~, ,.e.-,,, ,onn,
L""'E i,Nh ,., Or uDnI,S i. "O'o9'
40, ,r,I p,I n, nNpopIIrN M
80 ''"' it.,SiiiioE
lASllioN. ,,.,,,..,
". L. kOEEkTS,
20 boWERY.
B-Plcase remember and look for the nam,
over the door, AMI DO not believe you are In no
BERrs' unless You sea the name. Je"S O'lSJ
-, -,
RLAtk SlLko! BLAIh SiLhS
- BAkn NlNS. 'bAEiAiNs:
OllI HiNp' ~. A''is'io' ~ 49, ~ Va
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BOARD AND ROOMS.


A FEW YOUNG MEN CAN BE ACCOM-
n modstsd with good board on moderate terms,
where they will find tho comforts OF home. Call
for ono week az Z uoratio st, jackson Square, In
the store je2i ?.i03
A FEW SINGLE GENTLEMEN, ALSO
IA gentlemen aud their wiyes can be accommo.
dated with board and pleassI -oorns also rooms
10 let with or without board, .irniHhed or unfni-
nshed, =, 10 Leroy st, near Bcecker ie2l a4ae'ia9
A GENTLEMAN AND HIS WIFE, OR A
1Aiew single gentlemen, can 10 accommodated
with pleasant rooms with or without board; also
furnished rooms to let, at LAD West 42d st. js20 So
A GENTLEMAN AND HIS WIFE, OR a
IA few single gentlemen, can he accommodated
with pleasant rooms, with or without board House
contains modern improvements. Apply at Nc. lO2
Essex At. my30 ?.ae'llo
A FEW RESPECTABLE YOUNG MEN
"A can obtain good board, pleasant rooms and al
the comforts Of home, at - per week, at No. l2s
3oth st, bet I'd snd Sd avs. jei6 ?iae'le9
A RESPECTABLE LONE WOMAN HAS
IA furnished room to let W married couple OF
to single persons, with the use Of Kitchen; terms
low; parties will find comfortable home at No. lls
| East both 1t, first floor, right Je2O S'l40
pOARD WANTED BY A YOUNG MAN IN
- q small family, or where there arc but few
| boartors Location between Blocker, 18th street
Varick and Bowery. Address, stating terms, ioca
tion, &C., w. II. L., Bun Office, box $50. l6l
DOARDING-A GENTLEMAN & WIFE
- also two single gentlemen can be accommods
prices At IS Rivington st. block from I'd ave cars
jeai a'a09
BOARDING ON THIRD AVENUE
- isw respectable young men can bs aocommo
dated with good board, fns aky roomA single bsdi
At % per week, by applying 81 No. los kase ~
q, cor. Thisd sw ~ ssSAs~An 20 70, vile ne. ,ox
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- FoR rHR IMPORTANT Srws OF the gay.
b Ts,sarSph. Exprcsa, EAlA &c. dc, see hiss
bsss
o. Advertisements must be handed In be-
ubrs nine O'Clock In the evening In onier 70 secure
propsr class alton and Arrangement
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old GOLD AND SILVER JEwELRY-
~ God dust, soyereigns, Nslolsons, aud other
god and silver coins bought At 86S Chstham ".
Diamonds pearls and other precious stones bought.
IA CHEST premium paid for American coin at B6k
Chatham b. A. BARNARD, Gold aud Silver Re.
Amer.
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T w. NISSAN,
- Manufacturer Of erocers Gin ware and scales
- Cor. Of Fulton nd.God st.,
jc20 1910 New York.
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SCARLET FEvER-TIiE CITY INSPECT
- or reports ga deaths from this disease In one
year. In tie Family Physicisn," by Dr Sheriff.,
u mOdb FOR treating II Is detailed by which, when
properly followed, there has not been n failure 81
cure in years. To DO had at SMi THIS, 4si Broad.
son II. ie2l CsIOt
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T .EAKY ROoFS-EvRRY DESCRIPTION
- Of lesky I'm, shing.. board and other ioofs re-
paired and made u GIT and warranted. Apply by
note or personally at as Seventh ave, N. Y, or q
branch agency, ~ South 9Th at, wiliainsbursh
fny2s 2Sacs2St
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The Military Position.

THERE Is lull in war news, which Is oh
vioesly but tic calm tina, rrccedes the storm
Gen. McCLrlt,S Is clearly the master Of hi
Sc.i.!on, an! car as rcililv rpel attack as
postpone It till he Is rciiy. While dissins MS
way to Richmond, he Il undermining tar Con.
Feieracy, and the Rebel Leaders know It. al
che avenues to Virginia ar move hciu,; e sci N
BY the operations OF Gems. DrrtL ard MoHdAN
IN Tennessee, AM MoCirih,N. In f"t. neci
cn,v hold his own, In srler to insure tie 'ai,ers
IT Richmond, and the ruin of the rohd array.
In the doomed city, we hear that the p~,le ere
starving Provisions dc no; come In from tho
rcuntry, &, they arr intercepted ~ the NIL t'ry
fcrc., ami the consequences are likely :, pro-
duec terrible reaction In the very cta'c Of
treason.
Efom th- Southwest. the only news o. i'm
>Yr,anes Il the success of the naval expedition
C. rcmove tie distractions cfthc White river in
The interior of Arkansas. Thus tie work II
raiita,icu .-cs on, even In tAc very ctiis Of
the war, anil the Mississippi sud It's trihu lr.c'
nrc e1aiually beirs swept clear Of opposing;
forccs.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

DISEASES OF THE THROAT AND
~ LUNGS.
HIGHLY BENEFICIAL RESULTS
In Hundreds OF Gases,
from the appliance Of innoxial remedial agents by
our
INSTALLATION tube.
DR.. SEGNITZ,
le2 Second ave,
myq9 eIacsll0 Cor. 18th 81.
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OIIsS AND PAINTS-B0ILED PAINT OH.
GO ct1, elastic rof oil, t0 cts per gallon Grafton
paint, yellow o;hrc, and spanish brown, I c'. per
Id; white lead aud zinc, cts; linseei oil, t1rpcn-
tine, &c ID. DIDWELf, 25i Pearl st iciI 2iac'
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CTEAN ENGINE WANTED-.A SECOND
- hand sssem engine In thorough working order
| a abovS ons hundred hores Power |, cash paid on
dsliyssy, Addsess impsdia.esiy STEAM ENGINE
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DHGNIX REGIMENT,
l. CoRCORAS Z0UAvEs,
EnNpANS

will receive few more intelligent men to al ne
Company ~ the regular maximum standard. All
wishing to join, should apply right away, a. vssy
few more are now rcqllr.d.
The pay ranges from fla to f23 per month, and
3l3 will be paid IN ADVANCE. Tie families a
soldiers enistins, will be taken especial care Of
Relief tickets promptly furnished
SlOV Bounty ~ n)on as honorAhy discharged
R,tions, clothing aud comfortable quarters hisS
nished Immediately.
The Regiment II which this Company forms Q
part, is the only Irish Regiment now forming n
New YORK, and Irshmen have opportunity oe
joining an Irisd Company having Irish ofiicerA un.
der the comman Of the talented military tactciaA
Col. JAS. a. BURKE.
Apply at the Headquarters, Essex Market, COT =
Grand and Essex sta.
lTpr..y , vpN,pn
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MILITARY.
A FEW MORE MEN WANTED FOR co.

uDs
a rEW biOhE MEN WANTED fOk Co
-. A. Ccrcorsn Z.usyes, 3D. Regt Empire Bn.
ssae' Col. MAkRloT'r N CROFT, Command.
.ns freshmen arouse aud rally ~ the ssndard q
your sdopsed country. III you want 10 20 with true.
raent and raise aloa the starry banner Of the irss
n high and "t It's glorious folds commingle VITA
tim. TO show - your slc,ed eo,,n,,v no" Is your
Torn freshman In a,aid 10 face the foe in dsfsas.
OF the Stars and strp.s with the brave FAC 81 IA
ireland wsvny ov.rl "a lead 10 he m,isie ~ ,hs
Union. Co. A, Cant CHARLES DJ'SJ.EAyV. -
Lieut. wM n PEpssr 81 ri.n, vii ii,V
BUTCHER Orderly ,UARIFs MAR n.
cr,lInz ofices ~ Prince a.. CoRCoR ANA "a
hesdq artera Pay cotumcnces frou, dstr ~ en-
iis'fnsnt-$is = mouth. Pay IN advsnce 10 esch
recruit subs,s,etc. Il, nc, y TO-. an.,-s., -
relief kets T. the Families ~ volpn, - ,i as
1,,u,,,i,p
1 IN n,, Unan IvuAVE -
imlhD M ilhENT-EhPiRE BRIGADE.
brg~let Gcner., 2. sPlNpLA.
VIII, Colouei' MAhIDTT N. CROFT.
l., inis maynihcent regiment Is intended a. rally
ais pom. Tor all good men, will be the frs In tAs
call oiPrsiden, Lincoln.
Cslt Join H. Dobhs 10 In want Of few mors
N, men ior the PURPOSE q filing up his COMPANY ~
quarter. ration. and un,,,rrr. furnished ,,,,,..
disiely. Psy from Sis to All pcr msn,b' and -
lief tickets turn shed u families loo Loun,v Al AZ
end Of the rebellion
A few more vacancies open FOR non.commiss,oo-
ell Objects snd tcsmstcrs. one months nav In adj
vance Apply Immediately at iieadquartcrs. in
Grand g., wiIiismshnr.h.L'I
JOHN H. DOHBs Cart Co Y
Or to c. l.. Frothnghan first Iicutnnsut ana
Regimen,al Adjutant 4s3 Broadwsy, N ", and
Richard J. Clark. I'd Licutenaus Tsmmany HAL
Chatham At, n Y civ
Pay commences fr ~ date Of enlistment
Ie2s liNw&F'u5
JSIISr pic,>,t >,,,, Si,I, -, !. - ,,,,,5, - A
Il ~, ,,, n,..i W hNi oilNpih y bhluADb'
SOMFaNi b-,ain Was. w. AUhCH,
Iui Lieu, WIN. H. hACf.
ne Sonl',.u". 81 t'lis C'ilp'hy was tfnery
=. vac ,N' ur n,ia''s, ana IHte o w" oJi heRi.
n,.u u De hIi.eIi. nVusNes, anu having teceiveo
cSunothy ,ro'n vac " inmhndee-lh Chiel 70 enroll
company lor ths iRade, has opened reerulSina
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@-MONEY WANTED.-TWO PER CENT.
y per month win be given for the use Of 800 70
o. 900, and satisfactory security. For particulars
spPly 81 ~ Broadway up-''a'' O. = st lisa
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Financial. Market. Marine
News, &C., on Third Page.
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ARTICLES FOL. SALE.

A HORSE, SPRING CART AND HARNESS
IA for sale, hr $40 good chance hr uan, as
tie owner in going w.th lis regiment. Can be seen
at No. 10 Fourth avenue. 23l
EOR SALE--A STEAM ENGINE AND
boiler Of twelve horse power, with everything
complete, and the building TO let, suitable for
small foundry. Apply u 4. 81 AKrlNE, 10 Nassau,
or American Tube Works, aGth street aud 10Th
avenue. lesO 0'lO.
IGOR SALE ABOUT so FANCY BALL
Il dresses Of best material aud style; good for
Opera or other performances; also household furni-
tuTe, pictures, crockery, plants, stoves, ETC., .
York male scat house And lot, cheap for cash.
Apply Al 18th IT., 1872 feet west, south oor. Of LIST av
je?o 9'lls
EOR SALE-5O HORSES, SO COAL CARTS,
l. double truck aud rs sets Of cart harness, cor
West and Bethune SITS. je2s 6'li9
EOR SAI.E--A TEAM OF HORSES, JUST
l. from III, country, we'll matched, stylish drivers,
| long tails, sound and kidd 10 hands high, years
old-No eO9 Ninth ave, bet 9Th and Asth sts. f3l
IJORSE AND CART FOR SALE CHEAP
x1Fit for any sort Of down town work; must b
sold, together separate, on Monday, ~ the ON
ner has other business 70 attend 70. To b seen d
% Harrison st, In the stable, cor Greenwich q. o.
CTEAN ENGINE WANTED--A SECONL
10 hand sssam engine In sAorouxh working ords
| .N..,s cna h,,nhvnA horaa Os.vrsv v1aid nj
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GROCERIES.

pUTIER-lRESU, RECEIVED DAILY
- H. pa.,s, tih,, O ku4 aud d.irrs; .lso various
lowest " p!csale prices, by X. II. LEWIS, -
YES, Al, Y. \, ~! 70 'ity'l|i
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ITO BUILDERS AND OTHLKS-STONE
Tor building VI other purposes can ue lad
giraffe, north SIDE Of sjd 81, between 9TH and 10th
avenues ic238'i6
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SCIPilER AND VAPOR BATliS-TIMO-
~ LAI'S Oh established aud the on genun, sul.
rhcr Bihs In thp L. g., 1T Carroll Pace, Blocker
st., cor Laurcns ~ Y. sure cure 'or rhe unhtsin,
severe colds, eruitions Of tho skin ncrcur al ac.
tons cl!ilH ,ud fever female weakness ,ssc % ven
daily Is H.. \ l.. 1laOLAT-ds co. Jcl 25.c.lSJ
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OLD INK BOTTLES wANTED-ST0NR
~ quarts pnts, and half pint which have held
Aruold's or Con,er Il Fields writing dud or copy
Ing inks Highest prices paid. Address Q. b.
STAFFORD, 10 Cedar st. Now York. tslg t'isS
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HIGHEST PRICE PAID FOR GOLD,
TREASURY NOTES
BY
W. II. MARsToN
jeio e'ios 50 WALL ST.