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bi Arrived.
Steam ship Couwbia Barton. New 0reans hay -
$50 AN; crossed the Bar aS Nj 81 Havana on The ~
81 and sailed from thence II N, with mcse snn
pa ssrneers 70 spoaovd. fsston CO. th inst ~.
10 south o. Jupiter Inlel exchanged ssna w ssem
ship iEsge hence for Havana; % Cape Hsers psss9e
brig Leo Harris, Of Boston, sanding The Cosnsa
New YORK on The eth inst
HsseelIansous News.
BAnx LArRA Russ.-The bark LAurs hsss for rhns1S
phs going down the river met With IN Aeidsn her
rudder, and returned for rspairs
Ameviean Ports.
NEW oRLRANs, April z-Ar banks FAITH Padduea,
Bordsauri A Adana -, Philadelphia; schr Bon ~
ford, %; April s0th, srhr Eus Kelsey. ksw rors.
Below coming up, brig Hopkins and shr hnna 0i9vev.
CID 1eeh ship Osc@olA Owsir Liycrpcoii Joil Mhye
Snow bostDp Modena, Reynolds, DO; GENERAL Acinyve,
NYWk; 4sh, ssamship Morning star. renint Icys N
h.ssss vi LED E:rd,sE ::,oG srs ~ n.s wi;:srs
rae sshf s.ss, slsss ssr,sv Ssissssg "A ,.,,.
liant add Comst and brig julia
Fensagn Ports.
.sss si,s IxiSsm, fssss. kss West CT ar Sssiss
AZ Ms.se. xEl AR brig nsraA D.ri. 81 rAs-.a tss<
ss s o sssss A:s sIi;
''H.s.sass s.y i-sS Sip }su.Asra calsf, HHi.s. y.
Clyde; sra Ser fsssssS fsrsdsshis sebr Ansa Ma
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NEw ORtEAES AND Internationally Oolumbia-U n
Hunt l. Bosar n Mccall Wright and lady, N ney
Mrs Morgan HALL jams Harrison. bearer Of Dispatches
VIM Dimock Cowei. knapp, Mr. and Mrs balnsie
Mrs DAILY, MRS Seton Mrs = 1iieton Miss fiotson II
beAch sebbsns Mrs Epstein infant iew Baker and
r sdy' hoyt usA Mrs hbbott PA risii WI Ooeb
na Nanderbeck, Tonlane DR. cottInan and lady hu
pr hsrr. VI shaber Geo Ryer Collins. q Bernadon,
Mrs klce and servant Mrs II Too.er and child DR.
Mammalian. Amory, UsA shaber, Richard and JAS
Mccall; Appleton 7 Terry Phillips. u filden,
David Wala e. Chas smith, SV II inter, Ars Shows aud
chidS BenJauin, Pearson Miss Boyer and servant,
MRS Dalton. Suesaind 4 Pavy Mrs Hin and two
daughters, Jautert Mr. and Mrs w II Clay Mrs Glad
stone Duhihs. Leon Brugies Edwin Kerr, Geo Shelly
= kowley. III Appleton. humford and son-Toti. ~
IRON Iron hsyana-L hearnes y GAreis = Sierra Mrs
sna Mrs Morris and two children, Anman and ser
want, SAM While, T. William, A Passey Oscar Baldwin
and lady Miss fernandez Manuel Valdez, Abortion
Mrs MaItin-Total. ~.
KEy WRsT-steamship ncCiellan--Mrs Goodrich and
children MIR and Mrs Monroe MI Avery wife and family
Mrs Smith and family Mrs Warner Mrs Fry Mrs Holcoe
Mrs Van Orsen and Two children. Miss hccawcy Col Par
melee Capt Duly Capt Latham, Lieut. Campbell. Mr. Sidney
DEPARTURES.
NEw oHIrAss-s Steamship Creole-capt chadssy
Abrams, Q heldrum. y w Tlton and wife, iaent II
Woodrow bernard Rice, John Doig and how Mckenzie
Hart Elizabeth Poynton. Henry assmer Miss Carrie Pat
,erxon l. bowman John Nulroney. Talcott, Is Cha
n, II, John Moran and wife. Moran. Seymour Nine
Tu vneaur. IL Braerd John Hepber Mrs Hefelfnger
two rhidren John Rogers Mr. Washburn Mr. Donez ETH
and Tiers In the stecrage.
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Married.


OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Jersey CITY ON Thursday
Nay 7. by the Rev. Paul ~ Van tloef WnIIAN j B,oos
10 JosErHisE g. HErHERNoros, ali OF New York
BLAcKwEiA--GREEs. trenton, N j. on Thuradav
May I by the Rev. John Hail. ID, d.. wgIAa HAyArn
BAckwnA 70 EMILY AUGUSTA daughter Of the Hon Henry
W. Green, Chancellor OF New Jersey
fLSss--lkAyg-On Thursday, May 7, al Christ church
by Rev G. Ever, ws. N. filrss 70 Miss Amos LEAvr
OF this city.
Hor1s--IxwIs-on Wednesday, May 6, nj the Church
Oh the Holy Communion, by the Rev. N. Mahan ID u
CHARLES Asor HorrIs 70 EzAmrn daughter Of the late
Charies Lewis. Of Philadelphia.
liuus-iunsnRr On Wednesday, May o, by Rev. s.
Wells, EDGAR j. HUNS 10 MARY g. eldest daughter on
william Is. Humbert Esq. both ofBrooklyn, Ed
huILAs-WILiI In Baltimore, Nd, on Tuesday,
Apnl 49, by Rev. Father Foley, Capt Jous MuiIAs TO
M'ss RsnrooA daughter Of the late David Williamson OF
Baltimore county, Nd
NEwNs--Dk foREsT.in Brooklyn, on Thursday, May 7,
by the Rev VIM. A. Bartlett. Rurus L. NEYss 10 KAIs
b. daughter OF the late Charles lie Forest Of New York
Siidxox-U aDERnLLOn Thursday, May I, at the resi-.
oencc OF the bride, by the Rev. ~ H. Taylor H. rf,
LEcE. Jr., TO KATE UsDEaunL, both Of Brooklyn NO
cards
TALhAGR--WHirTEMoRg. --0n Thursday, May Z py the
Rev Goyn Tamase, the Rev T. DE wrrr TAnscE pastor
OF the second Reformed Dutch church Philadelphia e.
sUsK G. wHirTxnoKx OF brooklyn, daughter " the late
Robert J. Whittemore.
PhisdeIphia papers please copy.
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INTERESTING FROM NEW ORLEANS


Embargo ON shipments 10 the Interior OF
Loui the Blockade at
Mobfie-Tbe Harriet Lane Reported 90
Have Rum Out from Galveston-The
Passe a gers or the Marion-nIexican A.
fairs, &c., Sc.
The United States steam transport Mcclellan Capmip
Cray arrived At this port s,srday morning from New
Orleans whence she sailed the 26th u aud Key West
May1
The Mcclellan brought 1856 sos specie from New Or.
ieans and 233 bslcs ~ from Key West Charles
Smith, private OF The Forty first Massachusetts voun-
teers ded board Mcclellan night OF the 9th
and was buried al sea
The steamship Columbia, Captain Barton from New
Orleans the morning OF the LIST instant and Havana
the evening Of the 80 instant also arrived at this port
last night.
Collector DulItt of New Orleans has decided 10 refuse
permits for the shipment OF merchandise TO part Of
the interior OF louisiana.
The British steamer NEPTUNE from Greenock via Hava.
ma, ran the blockade OF Mobile April Is.
lhe United States bark G. Anderson on the 10Th OF
Arri captured the rebel schooner Royal Yacht with nine
ty seve bales of cotton, from Galveston.
The Harriet Lane, the above prizes captain says
run out January "a, without mass, at night, from Gal
weston He says he Galveston mt the Lieut..
Marley took her out; but this Capt Saunders Of
the prize had charge OF her for tme after che
Judge Terry. of California has arrived IN Texas
The schooner Ella ct New Orleanf from New York, via
Double Headed Shot Keys brought ten passengers Of the
wrecked steamship Marion.
There is Of interest from Havana, and nothing
later from Mexico.
Vera Cruz advices 10 April Ia had been received at New
clldes that in thirty days less may expect
the occupation Of the capital Of the republic by the
French army II thinks that the investtutc OF Puebia
sufficient TO compel the garrison TO surrender This pa
per adheres to the party OF General Aimonte.
Tho United States eunboat Sonoma arrived at Havana
with the huntsville.
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NEWS FROM WASHINGTON.
WASHINGTON, May 7, 1858.

WASHINGTON, May 7, 1888
ARRIVAL OF PRISONERS FROM RICHMOND.
General stoughton has arrived here. He released
from prison and exchanged the 9Th instant All the
federal officers, soldiers civilians who delivered
at City Point up the 9th exchanged. This
information is derived from Colonel Hoffman, Commssary
Of Prisoners who desires that it may be promulgated for
the benefit Of those who have been paroled.
Acting Master Robert Tarr and Acting Ensign w. Chase,
o1cers Of the Isaac Smith, who captured at stono
Inlet have arrived here They well convinced from
what they that IL the attack upon Sumter had
tinuei Cor twenty minutes longer the fort would have
been reduced.
THE CASE OF COLONEL D'urAssY.
In the D'Utassy court martial to-day several comms
stoned officers Of the Tbirty-ninth New York regiment
were examined the part Of the defence These officers
testified TO the strict discipline which Colonel DUtsassy
established in his regiment; 10 the gcnerosyo their
commander and TO the fact that he believed by HIS
mon One Of the officers Of the Thrtynin.h New York
In reply TO question by the whether there
drunkenness In the regiment when hottie
ed-was absent or whom he present. repiied"wben
there liquor there they ges drunk when there
was none they get sober"
GENERAL sroNH ASSIGNED TO DUTY.
Tho friends Of General stone mention with gfat
ncation the fact that he has bepn assigned duty
the Department Of the tu and will ioavs for tina,
neld Of service.
NAVAL ORDERS.
Aking Master Francis Wells has been promoted to be
Acting Volunteer Lieutenant for gallant conduct In battle
and ordered the command OF the steamer Daylight.
Acting Muster Samuel Huse has bssn promoted 10 be
Acting Volunteer Lieutenant for gallant conduct In Bat
Tie, and ordered 10 the command OF tho steamer
Shockokon.
Acting Masters !. r. stanard and David n. CrowelI
have been ordered 10 the North Atlantic Blockading
squadron.
Franklin ". Brigham has been appointed Acting Assis-
tsnt Surgeon
Acting Masters Mate James Mcconnell, having desert
ed from tho Navy Yard, New York. dropped from the
roiIu
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Since the above typo We have aarned ihai tle
Yankees destroyed seven loads Of governments STORES
al Hanover Court House.
The engineer OF the locomotive Augusta, Mr. j. NJ
Crone ard Conductor John r. Phillips, who went up 70
the Chickahominy bridge had very narrow escape
When they the Yankees both In trent and rear they
eaped from the engine and eluded pursuit by dashng
through the swamp into the woods.
THE LArrsI.-The Yankee cavalry which came into
Louisa county whore 10 006 strong under General Stone
man. The detachment sent TO the canal were driven
back by General Fitzhugh Lee Stoneman was still Ia
Louisa yesterday morning.
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O@eies Drawings % the shslby College
Lottery Of Kentucky:-
8, 50. 49, 10, 81, e3. 7S.
CsAas ssl-i1Ay I, i06A
20. II, "a, 80, 50, ~, Is, 2, Is, -.
o''''''' ''s' y 'e''s'Jo Hx.A xoaass.A CO..
Wilmington, Delaware.
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See Foote's Patent Umbrella Lock
Stands at WHEELER WILSON'S, 600 Broadway NY
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The Most Economical so.p for Family
VS.. James fyes D H. Soap. sold By grocer. ever.
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Wheeler Il Wilson's Sewfng Machines,
win valuable improvements oGcc 800 broadway. n. "
Mrs. m"rray's Dropsy speciGe-A Gem
nas ana eherfa remedy for droIsy IL sold At all Of
neesman Cos stores Broad Mos Hayes Brock
ars. haIrsy, Oh Washington street. NJ r., and by
4, ~. a Batcheior's Hair Dye-The Hest
"a me worin instantaneous harmless rcliablc Sold
" aoruaeisA anu perumers Factory III barclay street
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OGIeaal Drawings Or the LAsvsry Asse
easisa csspsnys Lottery; o. Ks:sueky
50, 81, 6S, IS. Is, IL, IS. so, 1s, 2, O. SO.
OLAss as-hay Z 1853
So, "a, IL, 2s, l, Is. 81. 81, q, 20, 81, SO, 10
Sos "'e"'s' fNx iac ELLIS CO., coy.usso. u.
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Uaited states Treasury.
,d. :% :s,is,:s C s:s.ss s
IRON ~ - .: e s.
S for s n s Of ss ss.s:
when p.rs. reside ous o. town ~ hi. city T BE-
my ss I'd
ss:!s =: Ts;.:.y x.:Ss..s.s; ssssss win s,,.r
r. OF ss. s% S he a.
,srsd name wSsr. me Interest De- mad.
q -. sss ss r.. q s: :. *;
rss:..fsd bond. psyssls a IN. .nesS j.:
?, q any ~ cs q as y y s
Irss..y whoos DELAY . any saar... indicated ,ss
III ssss.s 5sssls,s AZ he bond: re ss'ss Nay
s eess s tosa ana u'sao u fa olscs
Assistant Treasurer. U. O.
Cast Iren, wre.ghs Iron and Wire Rail-
$50 Canal street, east " BroAtway.
RonaiSEs cRrxEAs BrrTxRs.
lie b. o. Srsses origin ana %ssd.sy correct: sfss.
Of late A's and RSIHEp Sr so
Eighs Carses de visias for o., sS Un-
squaed style and nnish al TATE corner Il oorAnds and
0ssnvtch streets
Some Sewing Machines Have oss Va
Guilty only aud others have two Some can only stitch.
white Others stitch and snbro,dsr No insssu, shsr VIII
s :: w. 9 % ri SRogR u kss
premium @sss,n: =, .',n.s and smsrs, 20 gs s.
Thsss A. hs only ensrodsr - vel ~ stitch
DsssnA Hand safes for ss1s.-Five large
sissd Hsinss make cheap for sAaA 81 loo xAden lane
Hass.-whise's sPri.g. styles Of Hats
Hafx aof M
Aiss cSps 30 Broadway.
HeImss' New Gallery. 900 Bresaw AZ,
Win ncFs M, snd sthsr impr'vsmsn opsrsnos com
nvs.Ssll: s.s Watt. Carl: :
l. q; s bss. sss ''' O'''
Ladies, ~ 20. wish oass.r Boots ana
sss. :ss i s:ss1: S: NJ sliss So
s: :s s q 8: =: sei s' y 8. ne u
wigs, reupsss, HAIR Dys, Hair Dyssas
ssa M,ds,is crssp =. ssssafyins NE hail. '" =
Crsssea.re's Hsis Dys, rv.s: :.. IT,. 40 =.
De spssssz b. sifui srsialA
Dassssss OF shs Nervous, Seminal, Urs-
ssy .ss ss.Y: sss r,.e .ss s
$500. Z sss.i tsss:s; p SAUNA A'asAS'
pav1s and Lsnasn Medical Adviser, -.
p', IS; , ~ sss ss y,.
r. :. ys :s : s.s ss,s s: 70 s' =
Dyunhsnasss CursA ~ DR.. zsIi's Meme.
~ :;. 1s:s s:'.s; ~ '''''''
NAM. Inlnsaeab1e ooetsv - Hasv an<
yl,.s's S~ Ssssss srssl ssas Ore y ssA s'sss .
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THE WEEKLY HERALD.

Tho wxEur HERALD, ready tomorrow Saturday
morning. O'Clock, will contain full details, from
special corresp vndents OF tho Terrible Conflicts thu
Rappahaunock accompanied by maps, showing the Battle
Field saturday Sunday and Monday, and the Position
Of the Union Forces On Friday Saturday and Sunday
An account of the sharp Cavalry Fight at warrentou
Junction, Va
Interesting News from solk -ecoanoissance In force
Of the Encmy's position.
The Latest News from vicssburg Tounssses. Mssour.
&c. ,kc.
Poetry-"The Review"
TITS true we have not hsf much labor
Of late weeks for soldiers TO do:
No digging, no marching, To fighting,
But have not had Review
The South Carolina Contraband.
Napoleon III and sentnelAn Episode OF tire Italian
Campaign OF 1869.
Continuation OF the novelette, In Ftxo--rhc Old Eng
liahmans Story.
sporting--rhe Prize Ring--rho American Champion.
ship Observation-Disclosures Shooting, &cs
An Interesting article on Growing Brook Speckl cd
Trout Artfciaily.
It Will also give Reviews OF tho Money Provision,
Cattle, Horse and Family Markets. Editorials prumi
nent topics, Ship News, &c.
Single copies Ave cents. Annual subscription price,
One copy -
lnroo copics..
rive copos ..s...................
Any larger number addressed OF subscribers,
81 so each. An extra copy will be sent 10 every club
Of ten Twenty copies, 10 address, ono year, o25,
and any larger number at prIce An extra copy will
b sent 70 clubs 0 twenty. 7ese SAe make As wHxLv
HERALD tie cAnpess publication IN ne country
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Pslss, lsehsng Ptlss, Positively Cared.
A:s y q, =: s "a e. y ~. ~ c
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Holmss' New Gallery, 900 BresAw AZ,
with NORTH light and other improvements; operating com
nenosd Calls soced.
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Prizes Cached I'm All Lesalised Lotto.
rtss Information given. JOSEPH BATES Broker
Mo- II Wall street. No !, New York.
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In Hoe vinces,
RONAINES cRIMEAE BrrTERs.
This aIsle Of the Kind offered Va h pub
lie II II OF rrench origin. and Immediately eorrecs effects
Of late hours suppfrs Put quar- boes
PARMLEE, rruit store. 6o5 Broadway
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Eighs Carries de vistts for %, 81 Un-
eqused style and finish. Al TATE corner Oorand and
Greenwich streets
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Some Rowing Maehines Hsvs One "a.
sulsy only ssd others have two. Some only siseh.
white stitch and smbyodeS No Intelligent mother viii
der - veil a. snteh GROvEk 4 BAKERa csisbrsssd
premium machine stitches cmtroters peecy thai
1hsss only mscknest that ensrodsr vel stitch.
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Prizes Cashsd In all LegaIized I.etes.
rios. rnformsaioa given :. CLAYTohA CO..
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Cast Iron, wrought Iron and Wire Rail-
Ing HUTCHINsOMA WICKERSHAN,
$50 Canal street, east " Brozt~ay.
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william W. Miner. are Respectfully -
oral, from his late rssldence, y.
= day. aiis6Poen, al Hour o'e'ssz'
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Parss and London Medical Aavissv, g.,
~ Ne DsseAsss q %. IoSS nervons yraA sssss sys
per, %. vss-y sr.st q The sa,sesj d. Larnons ~
lrssdvsy. 10 ssAiss Hev fosh he1n f~ "-s'~ss's 1s
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A. rsve. urssovp 70 hs erisksr nsd q Dvison
re ss:s's ~ ~. 1s :,..a n s.,.s
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RMf AND NAVY SUPPLIES.
"A From The Evening Post
business msn M \. Friend has inauguTated sys
e OF business that fail 70 The appreciation Of
~ merchants and czens generally besides the officers Of
ment situated No Dey street. country msrchans fam.
snips Stewards army and navy officers can be supplied
stores Wines teas cigars In fact anything that
tshe Tor family or aeon. 70 under.
sno ndeuy steward Of ship upon leaving his order
need not trouble himself 70 select the but leave
70 the admirable judgment Of Mr. Genet gentleman long
vessel carefully packed good IL better in quality
nAn the steward had chosen them himself. reading
som attached 70 the building writing materials fnrnshe
snu registry OF military and naval officers Is kept We
10 most responsible and the oil place has long
been felt by the community
A ssIsTANT QUARTERMAsTER's OFFICE CORNER
march iooi-W be sold 1T public auction, Thursday
tne "a OF APRIL 1863 at the Corral the Observatory,
number O Horses and Mules condemned unit for public
service belonging to the Qnartermasters Department
Terms cash in government funds Sale 10
O'Clock A. NJ tSigned) G. Ii. T0MPKINS,
= captain Assistant Quartermaster, u. S. A.
y. u ncG IRE CO., Auctfoneers
A M. STEWART LATB WIN BROWN CO., IMPORT.
"a. er OF Fashions, opens Thursday March 70 70l
nEPUTY oUARTERMAsrER GENERALS OFFICE,
Vessels wanted immediately carry coal 10 the following
Tortugas.
Key West. Fla.
Fortress Monroe, Va
Alexandria, Va
Newbern. N. G.
Port Royal. g. c.
Captain and Assistant QuArterrnaster.
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CPRING OPENING--MRS. j. w. DEMPSEY
~ MILLINERY IS6 Rowery, N "
ON THURSDAY, MARCH rs,
will for the inspection of her patrons the public
her stock of
SPRING MILLINERY.
Fench Pattern Bonneis Flowers, all articles IN the
trade Her carefully selected importaons French Pat
Bonnets have received from Paris and
will be ready for inspection that day.
MRS J. W DEMPSEY, Millinery, 1856 Bowery.
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CPONsALIA MILLINERY ROOMS
- No. y WAVERLEY PLACE.
NEAR BROADWAY.
MADAME BENEDICT
tof Rue de Ia Paix, Pars),
has the honor 10Th 9th and 18th
inst, ahe VIII open her
NEW BRANCH MILLINERY ROOMS,
NO II WAVERLEY PLACE
This ESTABLISHING will be found replee with every
EUROPEAN NOVELTY.
The distinguishing charac ristcs will embrace
EXQUISITE TASTE
combined with moderate charges punctisaty and polite
distinct DEPARTMENT for every description OF MOURN
ING MILLINERY and ORNAMENTAL BlJOUTERIE
viii be made prominent feature.
An early inspection is solicited
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NEW sPApERs.

TWO COPIES NEW YORK HERALD. Vol. l. NOS IS
and e7-one visb chart Illustration and pArticnlArs OF
AZ. areat nts Dtgsmbef 1885 with q promn,
parts, and essrs eoth ui Of beunep, rare editor AIS
fsa"ir, n gro Wild All Rrass~A.
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THE ESTABLISHMENT 233 SEVENTH AVENUE, 1
III have received order the West ulchase
cast on Clohing Furniture Carpets DC Ladies and gem
tlomcn can receive 30 cent than by other
dealer by calling addressing note 10 NJ ABRAHAMS
2S Seventh avenue between Twenty fifth and Twenty
streets. Ladies attended 10 by Mrs A.
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CLOTH NC.

A TTENrION-l5. SEVENTH AvENUE.-LADIES AND
IA gentlemen will be astonsied TO the prices f. HAIR
his pays FOR east on Clothing Carpets and Furniture We
Halter ourselves OF being pronounced by the public
twenty-five cent than other place In the
We guarantee 20 pay the following pricesFor SIX Dresses
from % To $50 for Goats 81 Sis for Pants 50 So
Cali on or address f. Harris ljj seventh avenue between
Twentieth and Twenty first streets Ladies attended by Mrs
Harris
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.,EpowA WALTZ AND SIX FASHIONABLE DANcHs
IL taught perfectly IN sir private lessons Eer hdies sp
spen and children lessons every day. Academy NO II
s.venth s,cnus eOrner Of Thirie.nh street.
DuMAR, Bslt nssssr
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1T THE OLDEST STAND 1874 SEVENTH AVENUE
~ EZEkiELS guarantee TO the following prices for
Ladies and Gents Wearing Appare-from So TO $il for
SILK dreses from So So Tor from 81 to 81
Also Calicoes Delanes Carpets Furniture Jewery
Hair Snawls &c note by punctually attended to ny
ElEKiELS, lA Seventh avenue. Ladies attended by
Mrs T. No connection with any other house.
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EXPRESSES.

BuRSHAM's FURNITURE EMPRESS AND PACK.
a. ms Estabishmenl Ill West Eleventh street. between
Flh and siNth schOid Furniture bored and
shipped all parts Of the world Covered Tor
snotins Furniture o. fsnOes Furniinrs starei.'
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FINE ARTS.

~ rails Scott surnsde- uallee., Mcclellan Hooker But,
ier Rapks Sgel. Fremont srant Porter Cav, sumner,
schIcs M-Aghsr Coruorsn. .Mndsworh, Ros-cians Dis
ncDoweIl Jrh. DAVE Generals Lee 30. aud SIDNEY
ohns,on. stcnewAi Jackson Price Hh. Hariee, JET
Thompson Pillow. Nasrudsr NcCulough and hundreds ~
Others Price IS EACH hve Tor ST. sent postpaid on
rr,ept OF price saaiog-es receipt stamp
bv " G wENySS b1s broadway, NY
TON THUMB AND his BBrDP "A FINE CARD Pc.
L ture u the Lnipuan corr'e given with each Prize
Parkst containing Stationery s Of dew tor
rs s~u,s Agents wanted sell hes, paesct induee
n,snts on cred. ssnd for circular
arc x HAskikS co. ~ Beekman street ~ r.
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,,pnoEEs, DANCING ACADEMY, 36i BROOnE 81
Rn"V OPEN ALL rliE YEAR
DIES meet Ius siayt ana FRIDAYS, from to6P.k
nnESTi,EwEN Tuesdays ami Frdays ~ 20 lot< r. ~
CHILDREN, wednssaays and ssturtys 8 'ooP.
soiIBB ~ cry WEDNESDAY EVENING.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-03-24

TlETACUED AND DISCHARGED NAVY OFFICERS,
~ accounts ad used and cashed
JOHN b MURRAY, Army and Navy Banker
NO. ~ Nassau street. oppOsitpsPnsi nlice
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-03-24
GRAND OPENING OF SPRING MILLINERY.
(I AT WILLIAM oPENHyN's,
n sSs slh pivtsioy srRysr,
ON llIIf RADAY MARCH NJ

ON 1IIVKSDAY NAKUH %,
When se splendid stork Of Paris Bonneh VII Do
,snsves All OF the styles Just received from Paris
Also arpe and varied s,och " hiarry Gegds such A.
Rebons Srks Grarcs Straw Goods ARTIFICIAL Flowers hr
all 90 the latest importation.
Wholesale buyers are particularly relne1ed 70 rianinr
aud price. before pur-ha ny goods wrfr ai
paid for t-forc the riss IN goA
TIE puhlr are Invited 70 cali - .
~ and 81 y Division street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-03-24

NINE. CLARls HOFFMAN, RESPECTFULLY IN
lH forms the ladies' OF New York, customers OF he
Madame Rayeoi late dressmaker 26 Macdoult
street, that she continues business Of French Dress
Coakmaker AZ Aniiy street, between Greene and Woos
ter Streets second n.or.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-03-24

ExCHANCE ON LONDON AND PARIS FOR SAL
IL by WELLS, FARGO X CO.. "a Broadway
HlGHEsr PRICE pAID FOR CITY HoNEY-BY no.
IL RACE MANUEL. lo7 CIR, enwch street. Unnrrent
Money and Specie bought AT bost rates.