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PENSION and Hounty Elanks'
- t9r salo at the CHICAGO TEnuSE OFFICE, .d1
The series is complete. and the forms arg aecu-
rate, conforming IN every respect 70 the instruc-
tions nom the tension onaee. Al tae forms per
tanning 70 an apphe4tson aIe printed apon one
sheet. embracing 1ne Declaration OF ths Applicant,
ne y! ~ LUG fsl o. tna
re"ea Ga hh,.o1ncy. 1,slHs cefslncate
arP,tIea!!on ~. Ut 1Ians!sE .. Feaslon-
Anppn,ea,iioa npp,ea,i lor 1 tT;I Tf1xe money; p.,
Ankaeauon ol "ioo" or Aotoef 1of fas"eht OF
Application of Invalid pensioner for Payment Of
Pension.
Claim OF Heirs for Arrears.
Clatm for Horse and Equipment.
Communication Of Rations Tor Exchanged Prison
Of w W. s:na them pos7 Pam ,t tbe ,s,e of ccnt.
per quiTc. upon the receipt OF the money.
Address, Tribune Co4rAay,
To Military Men--From Milton P. Pierce.
Esc., commandant Pierce's Sharp Shooters. Bnf-
talo, n. Y. Every DILL Master, or officer who
drills hif men, suffers to E1eater OF icss extent
fesed severely especially m w when % afictea It T With ia
/ was suiferins IRON Sore Throat and Excessive
advised me to use sour 'R5onchiqf I1oehes'
t5ied them ard foupd he relief almost instantane;
Gus. Keep them IN my pocket when on drill and
out 'BToton's Rronchiat aFoc1es.' cannot for:
20
II
To the slck.-cltizcns and strangers who
are sick and suffering with any dlsease, no matter
nov long ft,noang how % qaa o. ey Ehat csnssa
cine store. No % Maaleon street, near TIE Post
Ohce, where they can procure remedy that can
be relied upon to eject speedy and radical c9,e,
give him call you that need medicines. Consul
, 1864-05-31

The F0TeI3n Markets.
Fer City OF balti1uore.l (By Telegraph
L1vKErooL. MsJ 1s-p- -p-M.-CorroK-MArkes quiet
but without any 4n6thDle change.
Brilliant Eeathtr. Wheat dull nnd about 2I lowef.
Corn dnIl.
,PRov1s1oSs-rtef anu pork neglected. Bacon
alow and RATHER chehpar.
PE7EoLErM-Flrr1, bnt quiet.
LONDON AA"K xTs-Nheat aull and 1@es q al
cheaper. Flour aql. bu: hardly cheaper.
IosDo1 MONEY HAnKEI-Discuunt dem md ut ths
Bank Of Enelsud untnportant, and belief in an early
reduction OF the rnte galned ground. The Bsuk ol
--latest BY Tel, graph to Qneenatown.1
LIVERPOOL. '9.-Co'fnn Inet md unchanged rates
nFRadstDfIs very dult Provisions tuactlye Prodnce
quiet md steady.
LuSpoS. Siay 19-Cersols e1x@91Y for money
, 1864-05-31

FLouE-s1orc acrtve hut unchanged
9HA1H-Wheat active. Chicago srtin9 and NIL.
vsnkee club sl.so; No. Mlwauxce club S'.i5. Corn
active. and nfftr the New York report prices I'D.
81 q s1@iss do In II lots at s3 O.ts steady
77G19c.
W1I1sKT-Fltmer and moro active at 41.26als7.
FHF10HIs Firm. buats scarce-wheat 1sc, corn
16c. oats 1Qc 10 New HuEk.
, 1864-05-31

New York Stock Market-11ay 10.
StcckH dull bu' 1t11tr q. d Il !. ll4H; G. 3. & @
121t i. Ft- ". I G. 1i6x ;C.& n W.dl;c g. n "
plu s6H: Ere 1ilk Ieadlng i1St y. 1s5x; Il. s
rs; ~ i. Stu i1: Ill Cent. scrip .:1H: U. s. year
cert. %: No IS 4; Tenn. Es 81; o. ii. cert. SIX
Canton 4oE; N, Y, C. tS3K; Hudson l48,
, 1864-05-31
cuPpERHEAp CORRUPTION.

Dlsmay Of the Seeesh Sympath se1s In the
Council on finding Themselves in MI
nority-Barefaeed Attempt to Pur-
ehs.e Alderman Hottinse.-Ihc
Orer Indignantly Rejected
The Cenditlens-4
Model DoeR-
Meut,
, 1864-05-31
Commercial Postscript.
CHICAGO MARKEr-sECDND BOARD.

MONDAY EVENING, May 31-10 D. N.
.fefe WAS good attendance ut this sntrmau
l7ouse. and there Eas y6nsidersb1e aetirlty-opera
tors in vhea: particularly being stimulated sosue,
what By ths advance in got In Sic afternoon.
WHEAT WAS In good speculative inquiry, and
prices rnled fnly hc per bushel higher than on
tAsnes In the afsuueon. nbout 80 9o0 bushels were
fold tn 'he eu1t-stoae At sl.2sk for No. /, and
u1sh9l27 for No. .. In TIE evening about IL, ,ooa
bushels wc1e sole at s12aat2sx for No. t. and 81 e6
INK for No. fo1lows:-- 1000 bushels NO sDrpe
tehoft recepts) 1t $17s tc0 bushels do At 81 AK
roo bushels do (tresh receipts) 1t t1esx: 500
bushes No.7 Spring In ato1e At %!7s soo1 bush ss
co at Sl26A; t0o bushe1a do at a1.26k; 1sso1 bush
en 90 teah rseripts) At t1.7s4-th. market ctosinz
steady at $2s4 e1.sk for No. l. an u 2sa1 2sk for
No.7.
CORR ruled quiet. but No. WAS In fair dem,nd at
ha.e per bushet over the c1oains prices of Change
Wills No. Was dull Sales were: 5000 bu M /
Corn TN the Aerno:n} at 52,otobu do I'm tho
evening" At sla o ou ftesh receipts No. Corn at
e1os eeS bu do at 8lek-the srkst closing auiet
at s1.osK for No. ?. aud nEu as 3l.1a tor No. l,
OA7B were quiet, with sales Of only 5000 bu NO. a
esSc and 2,co0 bu do st esc.
H1aHwN1s were In good demand and f,un at the
highest ps,cts paid Chang. s,les In the atter
noo1 and evening were: lol hrs at 81as4; 1,oo bss
do at $es; 10 brls do at 24-closlng arm At II
NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET.
.. oekE1Sa DAY,
Photographed Exclusively to the Chicago Tribune 7
--. NEW FoRk. May 50, 1861,
BEEF CArfLE-We have on sale at Auerton,s to-
day aoous GOO Lead OF buloeks tho general quality
Of which Ii above the average. Ihe weather is yeey
iaSorabls Tor trade, which Ii quick and llvely Tha
top prices current To-Day excluding fancy cattle or
extra hohday beef are per lb for net weight OF meat
seller sinking oaa1, Ehs0s: medium Quality raw an
average Of good iulr drove Of 60o or 40 lbs Illinois
steers iso The leweat Rates, including light thu
EtffFN Nnr'
sHEEP-The Sheep market Is dult COMPARED with
Last week pr1cea are lower. Bast pzlcs per ID i've
weight, eheared. eKc. -
HoGs-1he log market, compared with last week.
Is Gull andlower- The range Of prices per lb, hye
weight, are quoted mt s@sxe per lb anu market de-
, 1864-05-31

NEW STARS THIS WEER.
MISS saIIR CL1NETOP,
DsEseuse and ComedIenne.
The Eccentric Ethiopian Comedian.
Ghappion .;ymnasts, Aerobats, &c.
Vocalist and Fema!e Drrmmar
Last week OF blk- ZEN MASON.
PRICES OF ADMISSION: oE:-ParguEtte, 9s c8; D.eSs
Circle, IS Cts Private Eo1es, $3o0. Single aeats IN
Boxes, So cents. -
Roors open at X O'Clock. Curtain rises at 81
O'clock. mJ21hli51W
, 1864-05-31

Musfca1.-Ws have received from the publish
cr-J. Ii. Griffin" The White Rose of the Praf-
rie,"a very neat little song and chorus; also, the
9Th number Of the Muticsl MISCELLANY a monthly
periodical dcrottd 10 the ca :sc OF music Ia the
Wruf
, 1864-05-31

FLoUR-UncharEed.
GHAIH-Wbeat Gnitt and unchanged; Milwaukee
clun 81 10Y. 'No corn In market Oats nen. Barley
ano Rye scarce, and market Gn!et
FRkIanTs-Firmer; Hour. ga &c; wheat and peas
10@s10he; oats, &c, TO New York.
, 1864-05-31
CQnr RANoHH-

moved an adjournment which WAS inc ,ntiuent'y
cnEr1ed, and the light Of the Common Council of
the city OF Chicago went ont In darkness.
, 1864-05-31
pIttsburr 0ii.nERrkcts

IspeC1nI DI8pNfCH 20 tuH chicago TT1b1ne.f
rIr1sHUEa, May -, 1864.
Grade Oil is advancing. :;ules this day at 27asec In
bulk, With st!e for sale. enlel, Free up river, &C
city bsr1eled ssc. Receipts $40 brls since Sstu..
dny, River low.
, 1864-05-31
d i II d

In this city, on Monday mnrninR. May soth. at 8
o'olocf. JAMEa W. COLE, sKed s. yeA1ss native OF
Fpntf.i iii tAke place ts-1ay Cruesds1) 1t I
further uoSce.
, 1864-05-31

Boston Mining Doard.-NIny 30.
Mining stockH-Hsy State I9I<: Central 20; Copper
Falls ~; franklin IS Huron 81; Mtno. 81: " i3 !;
Creek *,
, 1864-05-31

41d for Soldiers Familles.-The ze.u-
Jar mi.monthly meetlngof the Ladies' Kc:ief So
ccty 10. Soldiers families will he held th,s (Tnc.-
dnyj afternoon. at the sewing rooms. 81 Madison
street, at ek o'clock. A large attendance is very
eafucetjY desired
, 1864-05-31

Vessels Pussed Detroit.
Especial Dispatch to tue Chicago Tribune.1
DETROIT, May 70. 1861.
UF--rropel!rr Empire State; Dark. St. Lawrence,
A1acsson; scleorers Ssbob, Fortune, and NJ. NJ
Scott. -
DowS.-Proptlle1s Racine, Buffalo, Richmond.
st. Louis Market,
Especial Dlsnatch TO the Chlcago Trtbure1
ST. Leu1s May 80, 1851.
TonAcco-sliehs!y improved on better grades.
sa!es II hhds factory do At s5.o@s50 g do pl.nters
d. at t6.9ec q do common spring 90:
Is do Ecdum dc, s1620as19 o. Is do tlne do $4,000
e6-es5; 81 Co medium manufacturing do, $,9INas20o
Bids on 1! h1lJs were reIecsed.
FLouR-1n moderut. inquiry. Sales OF rs Xxx nt
$7s0; ll0 do Z Ia stnra 1t s7t5; 1CO do inspected
and 1900 do X Inspected. at $3.50; n? DO at s6
go do at 1866.
GEocEeIEE-A shade higher, st 2a5e2c for falr to
prime Louisiana sugar. Coffee Is lru at 4Ga4,c.
, 1864-05-31

AIT M81TERs-TuE TEMPERANCE PtcrrRE-A
very inc, orlciual painting is now on exaIbItoa in
well worth the attention Of zisftors. 1t 1s pure
Temperance theme. Prominent in The foreground
stapds ,ife.sfxe nrure Of the Grp{us OF Tcmner.
,nr. r>c;nt,. taz,, :. -, ~, -,
-aee pou1ns 10 uasn'ne1at ieapo w ~ enii-
feace DeYonu. on The summit Of which Is tsufe
oi The Goddess Of Liberty In the foreground are
degrees Of preparation for sntraacs Within 1be
Temple under tae auspices OF The tentns On the
3els aud behind he fcure oi Temperance,
cea Of csunkcnncsa, faithful picture Of
our present ssnce Of civilization. The
oatrooin. beer dIay, prison and eallows are aduI-
Eee En, pes VII ~. ness and there church ed-
, 1864-05-31

New York Money n1nrkct--AIny 30.
MoNKg-Ehty al 6 per cent.
ST1RLISG ExcEAEG.-zecIdedly htmer; .099e11
for currency. ,
t;oLp-alurt active and de.itcuiy higher, opening
atss advancing tu BIZ decllnicg to s0X. and closing
arm 1t -
Goy7ESNEsr S. s.ocKs-Qriet. so coups 1o5X@
1G7h 7-6ls, Oct. aud April, u04.
, 1864-05-31
M a r H. i Ii IL.

M "A r H. Ii IL.
In this city, by the Rev. !. +. shIpheEd, " q.
GREGORY and Ai1ts MARY E. SLOAN. al OF this
city.
In this city. May soth Ut the Bi.hop'a Church. by
the Right Rev. Berry J. Ehifsnoqse. H!uaARb
ter or Mrs AJra D. snd the late Geo. DAE1a-
, 1864-05-31
McVICKER'S THEATRE,
4XA Madison street, between State and Dearborn

sss5 .,.s s..s... ,3e r.! 1i,1ssEs
McSicAer ana My Managers.
Last week positively ofMIsSLAURA KEENE, and
Mesers lEv1Ck. PETERs AND pYo7T +, who will appear
etpptkted bY an exec lent cast In the spec
t3cular Drama entitled -
THE SEA OF ICE;
OR,
a Mothers Prnyer.
Produced IA the same manner at Laura Keetes Thea
tie, New York. 1t had successful run Of over
one hundred nights.
During The piece the sublime effect Of the Aurora
BoEealn In the Polar Regions, magnificent scenery
and mectenica1 effects.
SATURDAY AFTERNOON-GKAHO MATINEE.
fH Inrehear.a'. DOT. or CR1cK1r OF THE HEAErH.
" A RI EFT Z TIL E ATRE
rs ard Ill Dearborn street.
c. II. CHADWICK CO, fropEesors and Managers.
7. l.. FITCH, StAga Aa1sEe1.
, 1864-05-31

CAPTURE or MAJOR SToInRAsp.-We regret to
heur Of the capture. last week, by the rebels, Ct
Major 6,oIb1aud, OF the Second Illinois Artillery,
Chief OF Artillery on Major ucn. Logan's Stn with
Shcrnan'e amy. nenr Atlanta. BE WAS crossing u
tYcncnts.behipd him. The instant he reachrd the
Other side he was surrounded bya posse Of rebels
and taken prisoner,
, 1864-05-31
39erso1tal.

DERSON ALI Paul Woodward
viii forward the money Entrusted to h,na to for
ward from vlcksburx to Chicago l1st Jztuaf,, wt
reach me. addressed, JAMES HLTECH, Chles9Q. Ill
l EaIsph464t -
, 1864-05-31
Union Meetings.


Miss Susnnnnh Evans.-This ta1ente
young lady has been engaged to deliver lecture
In Bryan Hall on Wednesday (to-morIow) evening,
for the benefit OF the Wsshingtonian Home, an
Institution witch had for its object tie
Of those who baye given themaelvcs up to the do
minlon of strong drink till they arc no Longer CT
pah1e Of aeltconrro]. She will take as her subject
New Frames for Old Picturcs.'' Those who
have already heard this gifted young lady need no
invitation to attcnd-to all others We would say,
$50 to Bryan Hall Tomorrow evening. You will
not regret it,
, 1864-05-31

Few YORK Weekly Bank Statement.
Decrease in loane. s43 III
DtCkeAse IN bpcElG
Dtcrcase In circulation .................... 1zi5la
Decrease Deposits. NORTHUMBERLAND, 1,3s613!
, 1864-05-31

NTEHEe71No SEny7cE.-An interesting service
was held last evening at the Indiana Avenue Bap-
list Church, corner Of Indiana avenue and Thirty
first street. The church was publicly recognised
in accordauce with the custom Of the Rapsisie. A
sermon was preached the right hand OF fellowship
large number were present and participated in the
lxcYci6Hs.
, 1864-05-31
A CADEMY OF MUSIC, Was
n ineton street. between Clark and Dearborn,

Last week hut two Of TIE present season. Splendid
Esopramne. Every thing asstclaes. Beo,her's
a ona. n5 tns a9Ss s TIL ks KsfS
Frloay evstlnE. !nne 81, BENkFIT oF:sAA PRICE.
JACKsuN nA1Nks! JACKSON nATNEs!
JACKSON HAINks! :. JACKSON HALNE3!
The Champion sfater!!
EeeeT7ed for his rss appearance for sale vt the
Boz ontee and =: knot and Eady's Music store
MOrHEH 6oOSE, or THE 0OLuEN EGG
costumes. new properties. nag appotntments. Tho
bes. afterpece yet produced fu'1 Of tricks and
the country. D. ". AINs WOkrH-sheg great Flutist.
EAM PRICE Mother Coos.
Change Of Time-Doofs open at 7:15. commcace at
8. Admission. 81 ceota. Secured eeats, - cents Pti-
, 1864-05-31

FlnE.-About half past four o'clock, yesterday
morning, fire broke out In the drying house at
tachcd TO the planning mil Of Hale & Frost located
on South Clnsk street. near Sixteenth street Public
alnrm YVES not given, but the steamer 81 Economy"
being eummoned, nlrived promptly at the spot,
and euccecd.d in speedily c1ttneu1shlng tue flames
before The damage had reached $40. There Is no
lneurauce upon the building.
, 1864-05-31

FOR SALE-A neat, we'll built
Il story hnd.a halt Cottage House, pleasantly 10.
catf wtta good barn ana large lot. Also. large
Brick Eek!1ence, well surrounded By shade erees,
wi,h lsIt 9 iot and good haIn. Apply e R1ckGl;
D1hB In Bu,pbanl T. Martina nt1cc, 81 Ea8tA K1u-
dosph street, or 10 g. BiCK EKDIKf.o o. YVES Indiana
strcela, betHesn Elizabeth and Noble sircets.
, 1864-05-31

P1nsoKAI-r. Il. Watson, Assistant Secretary
Of War 1t Washington; Henry Baldwin, jr., u
Ph1sdelph.a. and Y. T. Poole, OF VI Waehingtou, er-
lived NJ the Briggs House yesserd1y.
, 1864-05-31

Suock1so Acc1pEST.--A frightful accident oc-
Cured yesterday to little girl seyen ycars Of age
daughter Of Mr. Mntar1a, living In the West Dy1-
sion. A switch engine wns coming up On the Ga
lcna and Chicago Uuiou Railroad, and when at the
Of Ccok and Jefferson streets, the uufostun-
in doin: 80 slc fell, nnd the engine passed over
both legs literally eeyerlng them from her body
just above The ankles. 1t Il nut expected that she
can recover.
, 1864-05-31

FOR SALE-House and Lot 81
~ BY 1s5. on Washington street neaz Roby for
$SG(G. Lota Washington STREET and P1TE avenue
very favorable terns near Oakley srreet: Also on
North La Sale and West Lake strtets- j. r STARR,
III IsanG0}Dh street Boom MOL. ma7,Alh0G.lt
, 1864-05-31
Rea{ 35StQtf-Qltr

FOR SALE-In exchange for cen.
= ttst -hicaEo prc cp-rty. oNsr several beautiful
aelc:htuz my cottage Hill and nays ane r1lt,
very frequent Neighbo:hood healthy and no moro
deii1ab eenoarban property near Chsc.eo: Will A.
sune mortgage, II desired. on clfy property OF pay
cAtb. THOS, B, BRYAN. Bryln Hall.
, 1864-05-31

A111MrTEp 6E1c1DE.-Ys4tesday afternoon a
German woman occupying the part OF No. 81
South Dctplaines street, wishing to ''shaGlc od
this mortal co1l' swallowed large dose OF 1auds-
nun, aud then cooIly informed her friends Of her
anticipated demise, directing that sealed letter
shc had prepared ebould be given to her husband.
Bur rnlIckilv for The ceuse Of romance the ambl-
1ioue 1cutou didn't die" She had fallen into
the very cunsmon error vi would be suicides, and
by taking IN over dose III the poison dcfearcd the
erd III view. This fact together with tue action OF
2 Rnsrard emctic prescribed By sympathetic neigh
WCman rapidly became consalesceut
The only excuse she can give for her rash act
was the Usual one Q! Jealousy. The :. green eyed
nal affection aud gentle upbraIdine. 10 her
"Worser half" after which she ressgnrd!y deter
mined to dc. The Indy Will be, I6is perfectly
romance, and die like Other people, commonplace
, 1864-05-31

LApfEs' NATIONAL CoyKxAsT.-The Association
of Ladies' who have signed the National Covenant
In this city, proposed to hold 4 meeting in Bryan
Hall, oE Thursday evening next, but ind that the
Hall ia engaged. and Will not be at liberty ull~s
week from Friday next (June 10TH, at which time
meeting will he called, to confer on matters OF
interest not only to The Association, but to every
lover of our common country.
, 1864-05-31

TuE ONE HUNDRED OATS SEEv1cE.-Aboat
1ttecp thousand dollars has been collected by tho
Board Of Trade towa1ds the bounty fund. 1t is
expected thst the Committee will commence pay
1ng'oE today. Then nothing will ren:in for rhs
hoye but to 70 wllerc t.lory wits them.
IL anticipation Of the departure Of Col. Han
cocks regiment. tic ladies' 1f the Suldier's Rest
have set about preparing for the boys eumptpous
entertainment, and request contributions Of att
clee. which should s,e handed in libcsally before
noon Today. We hope our citizens will show
their accustomed liucfaliry IN this mstter
Tongues, boiled hata ano other meats. pies and
cskre will prove most acceptable; dona.ions in
money Will be especially welcome, ~ there are
muny things wanted which 1t would be tedious 10
particula1ixe.
, 1864-05-31

TEE exE HUNDRED DAYB' TnooFs.-Quartes-
master Buck left this city yesterday for Memphis
10 1uakc arrangements for the reception OF four
regiments Of orc hundred days troops from this
portion Of tho State It Is expected that the two
1eeimcnte raised here will lesvc for that city on ths
1st or ID Of juno.
, 1864-05-31

DoAnD OF TRADE BouHTr FuED.-The attend.
ancc OF the War Committee and the COMMITTEES
for soliciting subscriptions to the bounty fund 70,
the ooe hundred days eervice, IL desired at the
Eerctary'e room at the Board OF Trade this morn.
ing at O'clock prompt Col Haneock's regiment
IL mustered inlo the service aud is about to de-
part, The boys must be paid of at once,
, 1864-05-31

A DANGEROUS DARkEr.-On Sunday last, q
quarrel occurred iet tic Washington House, on
State street, between TWO descendants Of Canaan
named Jncob J, Thoinas and William Blaln.
cooks in the establishment, regarding some point
trovcrty, Ilomas lost his temper, and sratchlng
up leree knife, nearly two iert In length. COM
innictipg among other Injuries a severe wound In
Blaiu's skull, and almost severing the thumb
stsing OF his right band By means ct frightfnl
cash extending over his wrist. Thomas was yes
lerday chatgediwith assault with deadly weapon
hcturc Justice Miller and In order TO obtain the at
tendance Of the wounded man, who Is really d1ns.
crous]y injured, he We. rcmanded Eutil ton norrow,
being held In bcnds oI 500.
, 1864-05-31

FRx--The alarm Of fire rang yesterday Aftar'
noon for the Fourth District, was owing to tha
Combustion Of couple Of car loads Of hay 1t the
Chicago and Northwestern Depot There vas a
good supply Of water, and the fre was speedily get
Indef.
, 1864-05-31

F1hEAEn,s BEnEyoEKT TAasoc1Ar1oH.-The fol
lowing gentlemen have been appointed as Stand
Inc Committees Of the Association for the year
ensuing:
F7nones-Henry Greenbau1n. 4. Il. Burley, P. L.
Toe E. Wood. j. L. Gerber.
ReH5-Anton Ber,., Charles Charleston, John
pie, Thomas Courtney, George Hlair, 3. Wood.
HonGNrenf-C. y. Holden, E. lendseo, s.
Mcbride, T, Letx, C. Stpee. ,...t+
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I OfN0 voLUNrEBRs wANrKD-r0 FILE f61
l.UUU quota Of Richmond county. Staten rsasd nus
soa,s leave tool O whissnaii stfssS sew Torn az
right the best regiments IN the service Ooiore6
volunteers taten. N B.Agens boardinR houae kceuers
this station than any other place the United
states JAMES LEE, Recruiting Agent for Richmond
county Rasns HOTEL two doors from the ferry. Ssssss
leland s..4. r. .srt fe-isfa = - s4rtsssT 81
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IVAN vLKCK'B DENTAL ASSOCIATION, N bonn
street. e!trscts teeth in three seconds without tn
knowledge Of the patient See from
q deghtcd patrons No ding aud plate work a. mo.
derate prices.
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| vaRUG ASSISTANT wANTED-To A YoUNG MAN
~ well ac usinted with the city trade permanent
situation viii be Address Tor three days with ref
| eronce A. u. a., Herald onlce
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sPECIAL NOTICES.


MEETING Or THE BOARD OF TR USfEES OF
IA the Seamens Fund and Retreat held Al their office
u Ola slip. on fh lrsday February H. 1864 the following
preamble aud resolutions were unanimously adopted
Whereas In dhe order OF divine Providence the late
Secretary OF this Board. Captain James COPELAND has
Gently terminated along and useful Lfe therefore a
Resolved, That we ender 10 the afflicted family and
frends Of the heartfelt sympathy with thcm
their bereavement
Resolved That this Board has lost by his death faithful
upright and thoroughly correct ocer who was Jealous
~ watchfy rot the Interests OF the Institution, with the
finances OF which he entrusted.
Resqiyed That have occasion OF Thanksgiving 20 the
fact that his life prolonged 10 good old age that he
the midat OF his family hud that
death found him willing aud ready 10 depart
Resolved That cory Of the foregoing preamble and
resolutions be sent TO the family OF the deceased and
TO each OF the following papers Journal Of Commerce,
Conrnerct Advertiser, New York Times aud Herald.
s~an isAsA X. T. THORhE, Presidcut
DOUGLAS CAIRNS, Secretary pro ten.
"A CARD-THR SUBSCRIBERS WILL HAVE AN
upenins and COLLATION. a. 6ss Third avenue corner q
Forty paesdav 10th Instant aHA
responsibility sisyes hes frieads and 70 lve
han a call aud parc pate in it.~~CH ARLES WIKGAkD.
~ oTfcE. --ro TILE SAILORS or NEW YORK. -rHR
~ han foe drereHt requested seAd
thes, sdgaao. b, o. pccs "a tgadr the osars
quest o. the Ccnicai Gsslmsttec -. ,,-sssf 4fs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-02-15

Il0 CERTIFICATES -HAvTNo HAD ONE TOOTH
1.T ~ exiracted Without pain b. Dr. J. JAY vILLERa
1865 Grand street, two blocks from Brosdway cbecruly
insert this - recommendation 70 thsc saferug
onhs W. saKuosr. 10 Hammered Asscl
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-02-15
WENDELL PHILLIPS
=" sgcoSsTTssucuo~.

COOPER INSTITUTE, TUESDAY EVENING REB Is
The afth lecture in the course OF the Womeus Loys
League viii be delivered ~ above . -
Tickets Soc reserved seas SOC F9f sale ~ Ioasey l2l
Nassau street; Fowler Weus y1 brrre@dwH James MI
The ooe Of te Wo,nens League 10 Cooper Instutc pat
TORN uckes sold only ~ be AnSvery ONCE ~ Beekman
street
Caro- viii be akcu 10 protect the reserved seats 20 keep
omen thereto and avoid the confup,D Nicsaed
Al VA ls~SNe ~ MtSs pickeDsbE
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-02-15

N p. GRrrFIN a BROS, ss oRAkp STREET. NEW
~. York asd ~! Fulton street. Brooklyn Extracting
Teeth Posvs withoa, pain By %. q nitrous
inserted They also inserting fun sets Of Teeth on
Gold. WI Pi2tins ~ Sivsr So Rabber SO partial
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-02-15

A RT1fIciAL BONE riLLIS8s FOR DEcAYED AND
n sensitive Teeth Old aud broken teeth built up
mere shells aud teeth and every cavity 6ed
without pain and war auted By the discoyerer. 81 his
rooms. 30 Bradwsy, above Seventeenth street. Over
1000 testimonials from our best czeps aud men Of every
profession.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-02-15

FRANCH ADvEHTIsEMEHTS !,
AN pEAAN DE-UNE BONNIE DENPANT POUR SO
NJ Gner petite file dc trois sachan udr
S'adrcsser No. 2 East 25me rue midi. t e.N