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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-06-23
SPEclAL NORGE
- SPECIAL NOTICE
SPECIAL NOTICE
FROM
rrOM
Prom
DR.. SrhENCE.
DIR. SCuENcK.
AtH4fENatg

X.
Or. J. ". sCEENck OF phllado ph'a respectfully Ia
QUtaro ase ournr calling at bis his
mar ritfnr TUESDAY In csei IN this ctv he han
not stn0 generally tovst patients at their dwell ngs
.hat
IL pcsannodate those patients who wis., him aa
their u0acs vii be 10 Now York FIR ths OCCASION NON
sou a. hor residences requested 70 address 10 hin,
Mis- rooms, No 3. Bond street, New York before
the 25th ins..
N sCHGaoS vim be q his rooms as usual on TUES.
lie keeps large supply az medicines at his which
can ~ hfG times Those wishing adv
nation az The win do we'll ~ csii him He
makes charge Tor advice. but or thorough examination
with The 70 y rnmeter his ~ ice - a..
ID. sCdENC, tculaiy requests that Al who wish 10
cc,syl fould endc 30 him within these tive
will ~ able 10 visit New York Tuesday,
Juy 8, b regu visiting dps Of that week
COysPOEATIOs NOTICES.
MAYORS OFFICE NEW yogH, JUNE l. 1884
wi notice TO OWNERS OF DOGS.
Notice is hereby given that on and after .
MONDAY, JUNE ~. 1865,
lnrre In Any city OF New York. without being
prSr~rly mnyzleo viii nc strictly enforced
The sufn OF ,,,,rv cr,rs
will be paid dos brouah alive 10 tho Pound
foot Of Twentvfith street East river, which shall
fond n the running loose or at large, without
be arg pr perry nuzyed.
Owners OF dogs reclaim them Of the Pound on Mo
Cav thoy received on payment OF expenses
i;-No dogs Will be received from poys
- GEO ". MORTON. FRS. Marshal
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-06-23

TIE LADIES' rEIEED IN NEED-DR LEWIS NO
leach street. three doore from West broadway New
York ia. Ht moaihu Temedcs known 70 fAl.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-06-23
MfSceIla neOus.

SrEInsnI7 OLYMPUS. Capt Mcicsau OF the Guard aioa
line sailed yesterday for Queenstown and Liverpool
sTaAasHIr CHARLES LrARr, Captain Dogly sailed on
Tuesday for New Orleans
STEAMSHIP CUMBERLAND is TIE Sectional dock.
going repairs
NlSsIse TFssEL-Brig hopkins IecrhoI. Sli from PHI
lalrphia March ~ New 6resns cargo cea..
She has been heard fro. aud fears B,esn-
ed 70. her safety.
SHORT "a ssAsE-Tha scar DeInne Capt Cox from New
York wade tc to Part Rora'. SC. in fur DAY, which
said 10 be The quickest passage yet made between lie
por.S.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-06-23
EEW ARDS.

EE w AkElTSs
G7N vvWAEp-i0ST on SUNDAY EVENING
DIV b,tvee and O'Clock Scaich Terrier Dog, from
the street; cropped ears tail
Sonny. The above reward will be
g:yen by returning him 10 2l5 Grand street
C10 REWARD. -srRAYED OR STOLEN. on THE
plV ni,ht OF June 10, from Anety-fohth street and
Broadway large red and white Cow, with horns tnrRed
ccwr. aud partly broken OIL The above reward viii
IL paid 10 who VIII return the - d. jack
Jr al the above address information that VIII
Load % her recovery II t2j Broadway
G Ok RswaRD-WILL BE PAID FOR THE RECoV
- 81 crr OF large daGk rnn gray Horse; spring nan IN
NOR HAD foot; eight or zine ~
spre Eonut iycen hands hah. Stolen on the night ~
Tho 2u.h Of June from The stable OF David Milford. kza
Ieth CLx, y -. J. NJ. MORRIS.
,ln s,S REV Rp-wILb ~, PAID FOR THE RECovE-
I'D 81 OF lo-ge dark gray liocsc Nsh,cr on MS
nose and ta lump his front leg and little mark
a spaven his hind lec. The finder VIII leave him at
s. MllLERs, Springfield, M
MOn RgWhIo.-LoST, ON SUNDAY AFTERNOON,
LNesS boy, Astlei Eenry jones He IL years
has and blue had cloth pants
gha Jacket and black co.h cap ANY information
canina him viii he thankfully received by his mother at
No. 40 Sheriff street.
n1Nn REwAED.-IoST, JUNE Q, A GOLD WATCH
TlJty and Chain, duplex movements, made by WE.
.on.an, .... initials V. L. G. back
The above reward viii he paid for the recovery Of
the and questions asAed Address Y. L. c. box
LAS Post Office.
@D0A RFWAED.-BENJAMIN GREENFIELD,
pAOV s.ed about 80 years has been missing .IboGt
sent eabouts, alive, reward viii be
paid b- Jacob Reinhnrd No, . Greenwich street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-06-23
EMPIRE ssEs.

DURNaAMS FURNITURE EXPRESS, BURNuAh 5
ID Furnitrrs REPRESENTATIONS Paintings. Mirrors
CD AMI ship Ell 10 all parts OF the
Large To- furniture III tae riy Or 70
COUNTRY oace 5 West Eleventh street, between Firth
and Sia avenues.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-06-23
T7lE LECTURE SEASON.

IMPORTANT LECTUREs pAILY-FOR GENTLEMEN
L only a. the New York Museum of ANATOMY els Broad
way. Parties unable 10 attend these Lectures can hGr
forwarded recept NJ ten ccnts by
tayy vi New Io.k Museum % Ana.oGiy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-06-23

WHO WOULD not 90 WMEEE oT.,, s. Is1 p
phetess Of all and cannot ne excred Can be con-
ns swsn,ts isrpeys absent friends love- cotship
rIsre health wealth who can rsclan drunken and
a,tfn husbsuds Mas W. IN the enly person In this city
who a. the gsnvpe Roman ard Arabian tssman for love-
0oo lok and ali business aAars and guarantees for
e Delay no, consult this naturally gifted and beautiful
young ady. LUCKY numbers gwen Highly respectabls
citv reference be seen residence t0t Sixth
sysnic opposite Eighth street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-06-23

CARRTg r-s, or NEvARR.-yoUR FRIEND.
~ Josephine T--e. would Ike 20 yon on business
Post oeice JOSIE.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-06-23

DyTCE To MARRIED LADTES.-MADAME EES-
II TELL Puma. Physician and Professor az M.dwtcr.,
can be consulted Is naaiat 100 Chambers street BIZ me
arvew viii ba rreesssry 10 Charge for advice. Her IN
iafIbe medicines aao BE- obs.red al I2Is Liberty
by nall 81 ladies who desire board aud
the hes. iaeica. diiug Confinement. cia be ac-
oonnoaatcd her French Pills, NJ } prtc: ~ a box or
No wnic dceress than No. |, and eau
never ail ,as nal healthy: price * 30 can b, ssat
by mail, with fun drscsns RNEda,ns Restell deem >
II her daty csTto tjies against i,tsors Of he tver
enenfs. who sot Only 3oo then c their means but their
health
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-06-23

- tsH, Arltv strtrt. rlosc who apply the early
q i7a Mi b. Surprised - he and raid II
the Trtse however who have sunsred long viii best
a pfecia;e III. services
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-06-23

TOa. WATSON. Az Old AND IApE erEGcED PRAC.
~ uiionrf i cnaue 70 aranieea IN al.
s.;e remeses anu yhoy esns OF d;et or restriction
b5sa~ss Nr Wgtsop's tVoS tdg .aiise ana Cure
israied thr,1gha1t by anatomical rlss he contains
liable inlTeaip1 FOR such suffering iron, elne,
ashiM'N who cCrtcnpi;e Price
81 sod nv Mile ( CO. ro oaicr 4a.t, Stosiway. and
poan Hotel.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-03-23

or other that It was sad day tor thelE race as
we'll as the country when they gave up the noe
for the musket, and took to yelling instead OF
working N. 7. World
A refugee from Richmond, who has arrived
in New York, reports that the deienses o. t:la5
city are very extensive and elaborate. They
are Ia the form of seuIcrcle. !he outer ena-
bankment being continuous, almost without
break around the city. Inside OF this another
line of entrenchments extend around the city,
with frequent breaks Between she TWO is a
fine military road, 50 that it is easy to reinforce
any part ofthe defenses at short notice. These
fort;fcations are heavily armed with the best
of artillery.
The LEGISLATURE Of Maryland at its late ses~
sion passed stay law, applicable to Prince
Georges, Calvert, Anne Arundel, St. Mary
and Charles counties. It provides for al abso.
lutte suspension of execution upon all judg-
ments and DEGREES for the payment OF money
until the lst Of January next Then, upon
having all interest and costs, and enc ourth Of
the principal debt, the debtor becomes entitled
to further stay Of four months, when another
instamept must be paid, and 50 on.
President Lincoln, we see by an ADVERTISE
ment in The National Intelligencer, IS one OF
the managers of ball to be given in Washing
ton on the 3lst instant. The Secretaries OF
State War; Navy and Treasury, with the At
torney and Postmaster Generals, are also on
the board The proceeds are to be gwen to
the enlistment fund.
II has already been announced that Gen'
Crittenden has been acquitted by the cour5 OF
inquiry which sat to investigate the charges
made against him for his conduct at the battle
Of Chick Gen. McCook, whose case
also came before Court Of Inquiry, has also
been fully acquitted
What the head dresses have gained in dl-
mensions the more permanent bonnet IS to
lose IN the coming spring. The chapeaux are
No longer to be high floral exposltlons, but al
most fat over the forehead close fitting TO the
outline of the face, and small IN proportion
every vay-thus returning to the style SO long
adopted in England.
The latest returns Of the vote OF New ork
on the soldiers suffrage show ma!or1ty or
one hundred and sixtyon thousand IN favor
Of the constitutional amendment.
The United States Express olhce at onioago
has been burned. A large amount OF uncaslso
for goods and packages Was destroyed 107
loss will be quite heavy
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-03-23
PUBLISHED DAILY By
EDGAR SNOWDI2 JR.
~g~ OFFICE-No. l04 King street, over
s.ong's. formerly Frenchs) Book Store.


,he railroad and canal companies are only
awaiting the adiournmcnt of the Legislatures
oe PENNSYLVANIA New York and New Jersey to
advance their present enormous rates OF toll.
The cost of transportation on railroads does
not exceed one and quarter cent per ten per
mile though the companies are getting nearly
three cents per ton per mile, and netting from
twenty five to fifty per cent dividends The
oassage of a general law is urged In each OF
the States, limiting the rates of toll on coal.
The u. S. military commission which WAS
appointed to investigate the cases Of the sever
al prisoners confined in Fort Lafayette and Fort
Warren have concluded their labors SO tar as
New York is concerned, and have adjourned TO
meet in Boston next Monday at which place
all the prisoners in Fort Warren will be duly
examined.
The quota Of the District of Columbia, un
der the last call for 100000 men, is l., 7O2.-
Under al other calls the deficiency is 3, l53,
which makes total of 1856 men to be fur
sishe5E by the District.
An officer whose business it is to know,
states that the effective army OF the United
States in The field exceeds by 100000 the en-
tire force one year ago.
The general conduct Of the war, on the
Federal side, has leen given to Lieutenant
General Grant, and among the first moves taken
by him was to prevent any further recruiting
Of cavalry The authority to raise several re-
glments which had been given was at once re-
called.
Since the late attack by the Contederates on
the Federal troops stationed at Yazoo City,
the garrison has been Withdrawn. The eVacu-
alton of the place commenced within twenty
four hours after the engagement had termina-
ted The troops were disembarked at Sarta tia,
twenty four miles below Yazoo City, and march
ed from thence, overland, to Vicksburg.
In view of the organization Of the second
Burnside expedition at Annapolis, all is life and
animation Spectators from New York,
Philadelphia and Baltimore are there anticipa-
ting rich harvest They offer unusually high
rates for stores, dwellings, &c.
The family mansion on the corner OF Sixth
and & streets, in Washington erected some
years since by the late SiIas Fl. Hill, and more
immediately theresidence of Mr. Chase. has
been sold for $302O The purchaser was the
Hon. Mr.. Sprague, of Rhode lsaud.
twenty-five Chippewa chiefs and braves, OF
the Red Lake, Pembina, and Mississippi bands,
have just arrived in Washington. They are
under che charge of Colonel Clark ". Thomp-
sen, the superintendent Of Indian affairs IN
the Northern department, and are accompa-
nIed by eight interpl eters and agents.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-03-23

'>>IiA %, ''.'7
lae aShi"sIon Ola: trusts 's'a' '',e o>
: Io1iRr $ WIZ flo] l'7SS s"7 t'7"@'5 '''s ~
Senator 5a!a1, 10 en1''" '1e zAo'' u ''eSIos3
fEonl the oootn' VcIl 'h5 "sE ll's z>'7' 'i,''"'e'
into " ash'ngfor, NiSh co-ea0aIHy ''A''' -"
bona hoe citizens, II tile management o1 1''e
property CT the latter, os tnat may pe ''l'olIe1
II tie cono0cS u 1no"ic'l'al @n&''' ''0
sta1 IN IT'S c! m'nonFs o'' the so1je'' "'''7 ..
ABOVE all tninss 90 We o7SlIe 90 "ato o'l
conflict OF races Such con11lct Will 'ne7lfaoiy
result an the present temper OF toe "''lee IT,
boring masses) rom 'hzeatenes temporary SUI
cess @ schemes % 1o1cF negEo F'5"a"@' "I% 1
sI1e people OF 'lls w''o'7 el''S0" '7'aS75 p: '7,
gisIaTIve action. tie IS no S5atem"o WHO goes
not foresee that fhoSe VINO 80 '',''i4 TIE 'c''n-
1cy responsible Tor such p''lcy FILL DC atterA7
discovered from connection win American
public affairs. 20 f1SS SUCH 5''. '7S"e f'"'
viii be 70 insure the success o. me E7oejIon>
by weakening She 0aoos O '"S' 0o'4Fi'''SV"'
tor the pro: :ecn1Nn Or the war, 10 an extent
making 1t utterly po"erIesS So'o0s7ooS S"o
land ----.--..u.-------
A letter from Rune says bliss Hosu.ar has
now 10 clay beautiful model Of Coluu bus il
The at;;tpde Of holding the tiller in the ''onu
more n;oht" which tradition saws the crew
allowed him 70 reach the New World. The
,,os;+;oo j. n GOOD aeenino with the sfory: the
forro not neerinc muoh into the distance, buc
ZEE .o1:.,t a., oarx,ae+
a;rn.+ob fro,:, Navharn n z RI New
v,vl s+atas tbat 'tthe recent raid ou Rich
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-03-23

One of the verses, TO the tune Of John
Browns body" which is verY popular among
the contrabands just now, runs as follows;
eve hab done wild hoein' cotton, we hab done
wild holm corn;
We are colored Yankee soldiers now as sure rs
you are born.
When de Massa hear Us yelling dey'll tink It's
Gabriel's horn,
AS we go marching on"
These Door negroes will discover sonc time
or other that it was sad day for their race as
we'll as the country when they gave up the hoe
for the musket, and took to yelling instead Of
working. 81 n. I. World.
, 1864-05-06


The President has, inadvertently no doubt,
committed an error in permitting Bl ,ir to
hold bis commission, and the sooner he puts
the matter right the BETTER. There are three
things to be considered in this matter, which
It may be well for the reader to look at-the
Constitutional question, the political status of
the BlairB, and the amount Of liquor which
general officer in the army requires
First, In regard to the qualifications OF
members OF Congress and the appointment of
officers, the Constitution has these provisions,
viz: :.
Article I, Section 6, Clause 2.-".M person
holding asy t:6fce under the United States shall
4Ree IN oClce.":'
: Article II, Section 2, Clause 2.-"He shall
ntninafe, and By and NTH The atlvice andconsent
ef TIE S<nafe," &C., &c, "aN the other officers
ef Me United Satts,' tsc., &c.
sfons, yet Frnncls Preston Blair; IT,, takes Ills
seat as prima Jacie member from the city OF
st. Louis In the House Of Representa- tlves.
On taking lis seat, the Constitution [Article
VI, Clause 81 required that rs Representa-
tive in Congress he shall "oe bound byoath or
affirmation to support Mis Eonsttufion,'' and
We are obliged to presume that this oath was
administered to him. He had been genera
officer in the army, and no man could for 8
moment suppose that with these clauses of
the Constitution before him, and bis oath to
support II IN MS mouth, he could, for four
months, while acting as member of Con-
grese, hold the commission Of general in
bis pocketl Let the error or inldvertence Of
Mr.. LINCOLN be what 1t mar, the position of
Blair IL nnrnistakable. If be did hold
that = commission, 1t was in d.
rect and 1ot,7'o<d ,io'dtlon Of that Con-
sutution he was &worn to support
No comment need be made on that.
II, on the. other hand, be did not hold bis
commission, the appointment Is new one,
and Lii. Lincoln is bound to submit 1t to the
Senate. But some Of the newspaper report
ers have put construction. On the affair
which passes the capacity of any one but
German metaphy sician to understand. . 1t is
said that Atr. Lincoln recalled the cancellation
Of Blair, appointment If 1t was cancelled
was It not destroyed? Can = cancelled note
In bank be held for payments? This Is d
case Of hanging man, ind then restoring
him to life BY untyfng the rope. The fact 10,
it Is literally md constltutionally impossible.
Either Bl,lr held his commission Or he did
not. If fhc held 1t, 1t was directly uncbnsti-
tntional. II he did not, his reappointment
must 20 before the Senate. The difficulty In
B1air's mind is, that he neither wants to 70
before the House, the Senate, nor the peo-
p1e
, 1864-05-06

teacher toe much together f3r their own
good, AZ tho reeult las proved. D.son. &C.
cprdiC,. 10 Lis Own Statement, alter i long
absence last Summer. was told BY his trieun5
TINT iii wasn't jutt thing II, leayc his Wife
too much in tile society OF the music teach-
er," but lie refused TO iisten to the evil re-
ports ne lo7ed lis youug wife. Vile trust
Nevertheless lie couldn't bel p:ftellc .slignt:T
preludicGd against the 1riusfc teacher HI.
couldn't b.ar to have him around" he
easd, and one day coiiaiug home aud lnt3Iny
him IN copTersction With his vile, he kick,
: cd him ont Of losr.,, nil then sorrowfully
kissed, his wife, believing TINT she was still
faithful and trEe.,~ Ry and hy, however. hc
began tt get suspictolsr jeolcus, and resolved
i to dissolve all doubts. 90, on SATURDAY. last
}le g4yt outtDat he was going to Alton, to
'fbe gore eome lime, and le went, But he re-
4r,Eed aroin, and on Monday night secrettd
himEeI: fn the vicinity OF bis Wit L2dc1a:1.-
ber 1he result was that be was speedilv
convinced or his wife q guilt, He was armed
with revolver, and be determined to be ro-
ber door, hut un1uckily be stumbled c.ainst
coal b1cket The noise aroused the sus-
ptcted parties, and before he could reich the
door, they had locked and ho1ted it So Mr.
Dyson was forced to so outside and climb in
1t the window, while lis nephew, who was
helping hin watch, went for an officer. Or
fcer Wofall happened to be in the vicinity,
bat before be could r :ach the room, he heard
a pistol shot and loud screams. Oh entering
the room, the scene presented was of a decl-
dedly tragic character. Dyson: was strug-
Cling on the floor against the combined d.
tack8 Of biz beloved wife and the music
teacher, RAppe. The former was making act
I've use Of htr fingers In his hair, and tho lat
ter. baVinE just filed in the endeavor to bite
u Hf IL nEn 49, L.L \
, 1864-05-06

nofs caTrl1, and Cornelius Hollenbatk, Co.
A. Sd Indiana cavalry.
As was very sleepy, did not wake until
Bsgens, I followed him, and only afler soiue
t'me became aware that nv comrades in
Pr. on were not with Us, though le .rneI
1,cu, citizen, three days after wards that
they were still Ut large and m''stn. for the
Iihts. RIcHlP ,Jri;y,s
, 1864-05-06
DR.. BfEelOw.

1c1ndenul rhsa,ctan. tforuertr Of st. Louis. Ao.>
o1ns - Mnnrnt hsn ~ . S9a1s h,o1a ; e
eost Once. o. AIchsonic Dnea.es. and diseases OF
1pFyAte Snd delicate nature, In 10th se1rs which he
ueats With unparalleled success. Rooms sep&rs.s.
where Ladies' and Gentlemen can consult the Doctof
% osP; n; sundays 70 . Il 4 n. ccmmunieattons
eon1dcnnal. Consultations ifte. Adnrces r, y. Box
. Enclose Two stan. % and set Ills 3n,de u Health
Prom the Doetor's long experience In 9ospi,Al and
private Practice. be II able to PERFORM and will
Artee. perfect curtt for all ChroLlc seakes their
Aost eeyert and complicated stat e1. IN = very short
11ne. without the 0ee of mercury.
Xoaox men suffering from ee.f-uhnse aEe iasated 70
call a perfect cure warranted Fem2e HreXulafls
xlec attecdant on Puberty. Mt psruhtio. It persons
AAv1ng any Distractions to MARRIAGE should call at
ouce and be cured. Beet Of CITY references II to
4Eliity and Ruccesl, spetids6t4wiS
, 1864-05-06
SHOOTING AFFEeAY.
An UnfaIthful Wtfc Surprised By an
Indignant Husband.

From the st. Louis Republican, May ~
Mr.. Abraham Dyson, citizen, respectable
in appearance, and about forty-aye years OF
cge, Tas arrested by officer Wodall, early.
yesterday morning, charged with shooting Q
man Of the name Of Chal. J. Rappe, under
the following circumstances: Dyson and his
looking,) reside III house, 174 on South
Fifth street Rappe, is gay and dashtnE
Young music teacher. and rents q room in
The same tenement. Dyson Is pork inspec.
Tor, and has necessarily been absent good
portion OF the time In adjoining States, thus
feayIng bis young wife and the gay music
, 1864-05-06

SAFE AND GENTLE ANoDYNk-
Why not with al the cplatcs dispense.
That shakes the nerves and psEa1yzc the sense.
When these Bittets sootha both rnind and frame
Inviting both to yield to s1unber's elatm7
, 1864-05-06

WARRINGTON, March Is, 11ds.
WHKxkAs, By satisfactory evidence presented to TIE
11deK.1Gpcd. II has been made TO appear that Ibe
COoK and State Of ILLINOIS. has been dnty orEAn.
Lied un1c1 and according the reQutrrments n tbs
act Of ConRress, e1 Titled An act t. provide NA-
tcna1 cunency lec9red BY pied1e OF Unl.cd st1tca
sockt and 70 provide for the circulation and rrdcmp-
compiled with III tho prsrtaons of aid act ulred
to he complied With before cummen1aE the buslneaa
Nov. therefore, ]. HUGH McCULLoCH. Comp
FIFTH NattorAl Bank EofCH1CAGO, County oi ConK
M snd State Of IL11E01s. u anthortzed to commence
the lnstne4e Of Banking unCtF the act atoFcsa1u
t~~-~. In tosttmory whereof, wttueAs my hand and
3sH+L real Q! Office, this FIFTEENTa day ct
No. so. HOGH NcCULLOCH,
Ap2ca5sI6tt Comptroller Of the CutrAucY.
, 1864-05-06
CHICAGO & BUFFALO,
TOUCHING AT
RACINE, MILWAUKEE. MAC4IYAC, DETROIT

CHICAGO & BUFFALO,
TOUCHING AT
RACINE, MILWAUKEE, MAC9IyAc, DETROIT
AND CLEVELAND.
connecrtnf ~ follows, viz:
With tie various Railroads leading to and nom Chi
seago; nd Mathsf; c!afy Co.'S St. Louis lna a
E!.6 KssiEe& M!ssissppi E.lile.d. at Eae,ne.
Mith Lat>roesc Milwaukee, Railroad, st Milwaukee.
I'd 1tlaaue and GTess western Esihosds. sss
ASa AsassiIs1s vils tse
ERIE RAILWAY
A. nu,.1s. Ana s'so the Wsstsrn T;.n.poFtsnes
vi! ie;ye Budslo and Nes York oail7. '
For Contracts and Bills Of Lad1nz apply to
EuGn ~ AT a LEN, No. coca'tee slip, New FORK.
4: =: W1kD. a4o Broadway. Agent Erie Railway.
IS e. ST.: ::sss r. zs:ss E3s it, as
s$$E$z !: e. 81; g*:;;s:s ss!;:::: r.o,
Z. & GoTHsHT oMToH3sGTTai; Td,L;aS Sis7e!sns. .-.
j: {. 4qEh Ff5Sifrs' ! so;1 S'fSss2s., Ss:ss!s
III Il + RRsrfsS RRsFSs Hsiss 91ssrohrAr1os conAs1.
e:ass ~; %s,ts1a s2 r..ses
hp7-e:o8-1m Foot Of state asreet- Chicago.
THE NORTHERN TRANsPOR-
Il TAT1oN Company q Ohio x11l. the ensuing sea-
Class SrIew stenners. tt-wcrtly hetw.en Chicago and
Iolt, 0swego and Cape VtEcant, connecting
AT OGuENsBURGa
Wlth the Nerhesu Railroad far Boston and all polnts
In Neg En9an' vta Vermont Central apI Rutland
and Burlington routes.
AT CAPE VINCENT
Fith the RanroAd Line to New York.
At OsWEGO -;
With the Nsw OsveEo Line Of thirty nva Canal osta
Thia Line affords 10 shippers 10 md from Boston
intentr NV ENGLAND aud sew York, the I'D yrn taRc
Of one transhIpmcnt and for lafc transportation
freight and pa1scnger1 II Ia unriVal1cd-
GENTS.
JOHN Hooking. state street, Hos:ou.
M3ERS, 9 ASsos houso: New York.
GE9. 4: EhDf. oedsnsbuigh-
AZ; A. NJ ;sn1ITHs aTTtsGp GGspe 2aa Vincent.
FELi4k MAlksk 2 bHEhP, HHY2s; G!fos!aoa' foiado.
d. !. HALF, milwaukee, &c.,.
y; q. GEEEh, rasseIGez Agent. d1a: door north Q.
Wella srtet bridge.
NJ J. Ho ME, :.
otass .nd Docks foot of No.tt 1a.a'le street. :.
, 1864-05-06

8ACdELOK'E celebrated HAIR DYK1s rH1 RxE1
TH1 wosLn. The Only HAKalEts. TRus and Rktl.
changes Bed. Rnsty Of Gre, Hair INSTANTLY. to
Tsr 81 sis,one i5r M iesrns H. HaT sn
1a sc,utifol imrsrss tresa v!taity r.quset!y a re-
3ad Dyea. The Genuine Is signed WlI.rAA 4. RACE.
1loE. ~ ethets AFe mere tm,tArohs. ard %t11ii be
tlny street Nev York tyS-F4Y7.lY.