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Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1864-04-21
From n. NeY York Epening Post Of APRIL 10


VOTES OF CErsURE,-The right Of any legislative body
to purge itself Of improper MEMBER unquestionabe
It has been exercised not only in country but in all
other countries having representative Governments But
the grounds which it should be exercised have never
been precisely defined. No law to be found on any Of
the statutebooks rule in the journals 80 far az
aware which determines the nature and character
Of the offences th at shall be sufficient to justify the expu
sion censure Of members OF delberative assemblies
There rules limit the exercise Of the right and rules
to prevent is perveron and abuse but declaring s
precise scope Every such body TO be lett pretty
much to its discretion and its Of what s due
10 s dignity and security 10 the exercise Of its penal
powers The general principle laid down by the writers
IT, that whatever dsqus6es member for the proper dis
charge Of bs duties that corruption that disordery
Duct that criminal action, whether within without the
House, and that persstent contempt Of the authority and
the rules of the House, may be made The grounds for
vote Of either censure or Of expulsion.
The Post here refers to several OF the exercise OF
this power by legislative bodesthe cases Of Mr. Bount
in the British House of Commons and Of Mr. Bright, Mr.
Glddugs and Mr. Adams in the American Oongress--and
then proceeds \ .aas
The now before the House IL infinitely sgRra
waited in character than either OF these 1T Ia which
indirect approval has been expressed for the most ns
rebellion recorded 10 history rebellion against the
bengnes Government on earth, which has never nnceo
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The Albany IN, " cattle market shows that beet cat
tie there cent per pound lower The SPECTATORS
begin to fear they have been OVERRIDING the thing
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-04-30
proposals
bYFYIoK OF ARMY CLoTHuyg AND EQuIPsaB
NEv.YoRK April 3d. 1885,.

pyFYIoE OF ARMY CLoTHIsa AND EQuIPAaBl
NEv.YoRK, April %, 1885,
A RMY SUPPLIES.--SEALED PROPO-
"A SAILS will be received this Office until 2 o'clock
on MONDAY the I'd OF May next for Furnishing by on
tract a the Depot Of Army Clothing AID Eqaplse Ia New"
YORK City:
Cavalry Boots, pegged, o. to is.
Cavalry Boots, sewed 6s TO liza
booiess. pesged, No. 10.
Booees, pegged, g. to l5s
Negro Brogans, 9s to los.
Engineers Overals.
Wooden StockipgA
Cavalry Gu.dons.
Worsted Lace, yellow, a inch snd inch.
Worstsd Lace, ;. b., II inch and incn.
Packing Boxes.
Samples specifications Of which be seen at this Office
Bidders viii present sample Of tho articles which they
propose to deliver and state the quantity they wish to supply
and how last they make deliveries.
proper guaranty must accompany all proposals Tor the
faithful Performance Of q contract
The United state. the right all bds deemed
Objectionable
Proposals should be Endorsed Proposals for furnishing
(hore insert tue article bid for) and addressed 10
Lieut.. Col. ID. Ii. FiNT0N,
Deputy Quar- o. mssler General L. >. A.
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MANHOOD and the Vigor of Youth Restored
1VI in Four Week, by DE-. RECORDS ESSEpCE efLlfE
This wonderful agent will Manhood TO the most
Shattered Cons,ituon whether arising from Eiceso' Sei
Abuse, the Effects OF Clinac, or Natural Causes ihs a
ore Is impossible Dr. RECORDS ESSENCE OF LIFE Is
sold In with Instruction.. Tor use fog 81 or four qua
by his accredited agent Ccua sent free recep
Of fouY stamps. PHILIP ROLAND, No. AZ Broome.st,
One door west from Broadway. kew-YVk.
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OFFICE 90 rue sTREsT CoNxssiosER,
No. ~ Broadway,

NKwYopK, April %, 1894
ITO CONTRACTORS inclosed in
H. sseslod envelope, ud,rsed with the title OF the work'
with the Of The bidder wrtsn thereon viii DO 70
e,iyed this Office uuiA THURSDAY, biaJ ls''' o. II
O'Clock, e. m. ~.
Torresusiing grading curb, ga.er aud tagging Eighty
fourth street, between Avenues i aud Il.
FOR ting eaTb, gutter, aud tagging Fy opsih street
between Ninth and TsltL avenues. 49,. -,
For rsguain gEsdus cuIb gutter and h-ssns my "shn
street between Fourth and III ayon1es 80, o., "a,
For regulating grading culb And sutternz Lie I"euh
street between Touth and Eleventh avenue -. ..
For regulating aud gnAdng curb and suffering "ost street,
bsiueen Hammond aud uoDoAfn streets
For curling sltt.fgE AID Gas ing fnysizth street. De-
tween First and Second sVsnues.
For curhins yuehnE aud tagging Eighteenth street. Do
tween Avenue a and Esst River.
For corbnF guttenE and hlsng SIiieih street between
Broadway and Ninth avenue, ,
FOR cubng guttsns and Gaggng Sixty second street. be-
tween Third avenue and Lexington avenue.
Tor cuTbug EuterIs and fgsns avenue &, between 81
teenth and Seventeenth TTee, go =,
For cubss entering and tagging westerly side OF Seventh
avenue West Tuelh street 10 Greenwich svsnuei also
e,sery side Of Greenwich Avenue om West Twelfth stress
10 Seventh avenue. ., II,
For h.rgns ful width Fortythird street between Tenth
and Eleventh syeuue1
For ns between Fny third and Fhy fourth streets and
Third and L. IHEtou avenues.
For rebuilding Pier number Forty sir North River.
BlgrL forms u pr0p0,a together with the specification
and agreements Dc obtained at this ocs-DAed stree!
DEPARTMENT N,w.iork April ., 1854
CHARLES q. CORNELL, Street Cornmissoner.
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Builoinp AluteriaIs.

DRAIN TILE, Chimney Tops, Garden Vases,
~ Green House, Mali Kiln, and Flooring Tiles, Fire and
Bath Bricks Sewer and Water Pipe. Plumbers Materials
&C J.. H. QUINN Long Island Pottery Depot 376 Pesrst
MARBLE MANTLES.-The best place in
va h. ely to purchase cheap and wehnhed Nantes ia
q. - KLABERS Mantle Mandatory No. 10y East l8.hs1
uear 3lav, New-York. Cut this out.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-04-30
Urn GOODS.

NEW SKIRT FOR 1864.
~ A NEW AND GREAT INVENTION IN
HOOP SKIRTS.
THE DUPLEX ELLIPTIC COR DOUBLE) STEEL
SPRING.
J.. J. 4 j. q. WEST,
NO o. CHAMBEIS-SR., NEW.fONk,
are the owners Of the Patent and Exclusive Manufacturers
ofthis. -. nr,-y,
PATENTED "DUPLEX ELLiPIIC' STEEL sPRlNG
SKIRTS.
This invention consists Of Duplex Tor two) Elliptic steel
Sprue vigorously braided tightly end firmly together edge
10 edge toughest elastic flexible and durao
String eve. used enabling the IN consequence OF It's
rps elasticity and dexbcness place aud od the skirt
when IN use O. easily and with the same convenience as IN
muslin dress entirely obyiles and siences the only OBJ
ieetons 20 Hoop skirts viz the annoyance 20 the wearer az
vel the public especially I'm crowded asse br carriages
railroad cars church pos, any crowded place rom the
dAicul'y Of contracting them sui occupying sm. space
entirely the difficulty, while giving tho sEtt the
usual fu aud fymccd or and is the ghtest and most
stylish and graceful appearance FOR the street opera prone
made or house dress lady having enjoyed the pleasure
comfort aud great convenience Of wearing the Duplex Ehpc
Spring Skirt for single day, viii sferwaTd wiling
dispense win the Of them They the best quaHy N
every part by the she most duIsbc, comfortable ana
economical Skirt made. Merchants will be supplied a. above,
and ladies In most retail this city and
throughout the different states ~ - -. q, ,,,,c
tR- INQUIRE EOR TIE "DUPLEA ELIAfI!C'
SPRING SKIRT
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OTyca OF ARMY CLOTHING AND EoUIPAGa l2th and
GirArd-fts. PHILADELPHIA, Ap~u p. 1854
CEALED PROPOSALS will he received at
- this ofcs until /? ooo,. on WEDNESDAY the t,h
Nay nett FOR supplying the sehuyA Arsenal Win ne ioI'
owing Ailcle,; 80 , -,
IRsiY BLANKETS wool gay with the letters U. $. In
BLACK f5u inches long IN the te to be seven feet long,
i've lee. sir inches wide; to w.t i've pounds each
- Canton Flannel.
~ GRAY Twiled FlAnnsl
White Spool Cotton, No. % OF -.
ssmp ., of al the shove 4rti L. wi b. reIsired.
Bidder. mus, state IN their propa the price whcs must
b. IYeu % uriiing, well IN esi also, tho quantity
bid for and time Of delivery
bid from defsuitrg oOHtrno,or " q Lot be received
Blank Forms for Proposals be had upon application ct
this office. -
Proposals must be indorsod Fp),sls for Army Supplies
stating tie particular Article Old
o. ". CROSMAd
Asst Gu. rtorm.ster. General u. :. A.
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OrFrcH ~ PuRcHAs1SG CON. SUB.
kAsHrI Tenn, l5th Apr, 1908.
CFAIFD PROPOSALS (in DupGcate) are
- invited until Y m. THURSDAY. the jth day Of May
1864 FOR furnishing tho SUBSISTENCE DEPAkIMhhI
with FOUR THOUSAND N,OOOl HAD or BEEF
CATTLE OK THE HOOP.
The delivery ~ the cste to take place q, Nashville Tenn
and 10 commence IN twenty days from tie signing the con
srt and continue AZ tie rHH o. one thousand VOl PER
week until the contract be completed.
The cat. be weighed the cAs aud the hs 80 do
tsrmined 10 be the purchasing weight
The weight o. tie cattle to he At least eleven hund
red ana Y t0 pounds rr0 and no animal 10 DC received
weirlint le., than one thousand II oOO pounds.
ngd inspection will be made At each delivery by 'ueh
pcr.ous - tie Goy"Eulelt may direct.
Brlls Cows St.ss and lelirfs viii not be- received .
Tho bid. vii DO iulofsss, "fropo-as for Furnishing Eoei
Cattle" and viii be directed 70 The undesiuod O. Nashville
Tenn -,
E.o person ADD f. Of hrm, every member OF The
firm offering b. lie name 90 tho sanr Ia 1li and
accompany ID oil Il allegiance TO tho hstoaaI Govern
mont 800,
IN addition 20 the shove q 10 required that each bidder bs
present 90 respond his bid and be prepared to give bond
With good aid suc security tor The i4ihll performance
OF the contract.
Payment, will no made IN certificate, % indeb,elnes,
Fofm 81 Bid DO hsroJy propose to iurnsi the Subsst
enc. Department with -Four Thousand 1900 head OF Beef
hoof In strict accordance with she condition.. Tue
inc osel advertisements BE- delivered at Nashville Ieni
for the .um II - per hundred pounds
offer securities 10 contract the names OF - -,
of - d County state o..
E.R HOPKINS Capt ard c. 3. U. s. A.
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Qle0iral.
A TTENTION LADIES.
"A THE orr ~ ENGLISH REMEDY,
SIR JAMES CLABBE'S
CELEBRATED FEMALE PILLS

Preparsd non prr.cnTton Of Sir J. Clarke, H. ~,
PlyIci u p .taOfd.uafy TO the Queen.
This well known cine Is no imposition but sure snd
SCI, remedy r F-mais Diff utisI aud DISTINCTIONS from any
cause wacrer snd shough powerful r.nedy contains
nothing hurfnl 10 the cou,'.l ~ To married ladies'
Il ia peculiarly suited. II will snort tmo, bnas on bs
monthly period with regularity.
lE.l pima Affection, Pair In tho B.es
md Limbs Fatigue on sgt iisIu, on, rR,on " Wv
when al other msAJs have f4led aud although powerful
remedy Do not contain 0n calome AntEouy or anything
huufu 70 the Constitution.
fulldccons in the p1uphet around each package, VINCE
shoudbe carefully preserved
NJ BS and postage stamps inolosed TO any authorized
sgent will insure botls containing ~ pills by Tetdfn
mail. Sold by ell duggisis.
JOB MOSES, No. n Cour,ndt st., New York
sole United States Agent
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Hlnsira! 9nstrHments
DRADBURY's

nECKER BROTHERS,
~ MANUFACTURERS OF
PLAN O Fol T l. s,
Warranted for hye years,
No. 81 BLEECKER-ST, one block west from Broadway,
AEW-YOKK
TeitimoniGl, from CsiebTGte6 Pidniit
lner having examined the Psno-Fotes 81 Messg. DICK
Err BROTHERS carefully, have come to the conclu
sion and cheeaiy tesy, that they In every respect
superior insrumsnt Their tons il pure rich brilliant very
dis met and Of entirely musical character Their woIk
nanshp = OF the very best plainly denonstrang that none
bot best materials used and their touch eyeune
and equality Of trou gbOu the whole OF the
ks by sny other Piano Forte We have YET
essa. CARL WOLFSOHN, Ph4Lsde iyhia,
5 y. MILLS,
THEODORE THOMAS,
WILLIAM MASON
CHARLES FRADEL,
THEO HAGEN, I'd. Of the Mus. Rev. and World,
CARL ANSCHUTL, Director Of the German Opera,
JOHN ZUNDEL, Ia Jour. Of Public Worship,
=. u. RITTER,
CHM FRlTsCH, Professor Of Music &. Lntoa Hal
College, South Orange N. j.,
KARL kLA1fSER
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Eeaters, Stones, &r.

ISCN's PATENT IMPROVED
4 COOKING RANGES with Desue'. Patent NaterIoP,
for Hotel. and Families made aud sold by BRAhhALL'
nEAHE Co, No. ~ CsEas, 20 feet sa'i 0l IG'aa"I'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-04-30

yVIUE MONTREAL o. 5. :. Co.'s steamship
1 NOVA SCOTIAN, from PORTLAND 20 LIVERPOOL
Sn,f 26-Rutcs OF passage $50, SIS, ead $50. SIGHT
DRAFTS on the National Bank payable at oil It's branches in
Fnsland and Ire and For Paassge spPly 20
SABEL SEARLE NO. % Broadway, N. Y.
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riyHE RECEIPT Of the following donations TO

TTE'HE KFIEIFT OF Clle IOIIOWIHg UOnHIIUII5 10
4 the WIDOW AND ORPHAN FUND OF The FIRE
DEPARTMENT IL thankfully Acknowledged viz:
800 co
NORM i,T. 20. 100 90
Manbs,t6a Insurance Company per Andrew j. Smith, So -
esq, secretary wv w
-o iy,.n.e .or.' 30 90
f. dSapcr peie Is sa i.' 50 90
Sun Mutual Insurance Company per - H. Anthony, ~ -
e6qt secretary ''''''.'' " w
' s.ltS,;yry 's oop, p w. =. "..,. 90
Hsc, in.vtaes ooapay 50 90
Aas 90
New Yors, Arr q, 1904. JOHN > GILES, IreaAner.
Ut S. Gin. Commission solicit Cash and Pub
..ti,. Nnrx 30 Bible IIouse y. Y.
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rININ PLATE, SIEET-IRON of all kinds Tin,
Il Lead. Zinc, Speer, Copper Sc., for salo by EDWARD
s. SHEkMAn, No. ~ Pearl At. bsw ecu aISa aud JOHN
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PROPOSALS will be received at the Treasury
Department Ofcs ofthO super'.,lng Architect "a.hns
d. c. Until ~ of the 1T day % May. it5t for all She
PlRE AND ~ RgLAR-PBOOF SAFES AND VAULTS re-
quiot by the Treasury Department por 70 Aiy 1900
Pal and Specification, be obtained by sppncatiSn 70
this Office personally or by letter.
Bids be per superficial foot including door end oil
the outsider the price named to
all ohsryes uhstever ssosrt tho sst and the actual
travelling Of ~orknen TO the place the Vaults
are 20 BIO erected
SAFES be delivered at tho Railroad Depot or Steamboat
Wharf for transportation IN gooe order snd condition. without
charge.
Lois gor the Vaults or sAss vii he furnished by the De-
ptr-n bu, must be properly pat on BY the contractor With
out charge.
All bid must be s-eompuiel by the bond u two resPons
bic uersons n tho sum Of tat hs bidder viii accept
and perform tho awarded 20 HIM the succncy Of
the security be certified t. by he Collector Of n.efn4
Revenue % the District.
The Deparrcnt he rri 70 reject any or al the
bids be considered ts ircrest 10 DO and 10 bid will be
r0a bred that not conform 70 The requirements Of this
Idyrrtisrmeut.
BID be incl, n = sealed envelope irdof.cd "P'opo-
q. J, flr SAfes and N,ltL" ISAIAH ROGERS,
supcrvng Architect
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steamboats, ay,o Railroads.

MI ORNING BOAT FOX ALBANf.--Cnanso
lVa Of Pier1he DANIEL DREW. Capt John =. lai' 5
will on and after WEDNESDAY, MAY a. es'e ,yn ~,
btosse. st. at m, stopping Tor Pissesss - w. Point
heSbuTh, kbIlebecs. CstsAin .Aa 'i~-''
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DIRECTORS:
DANIEL UNDERHlLL, President.
Oliver n. Jones, William Haytun Chas. L. Stewart,
Isaac ~ Seymour SamL J. Wnrins. Samuel ~ Dodge,
Abfshan II. Davis &. r. ffeiher. Michael Uskoeher,
Saml G. Hsriot Sylvtnus BedeL Chas d. Lewis
John r.. Andrew X. NJ. Buchanan. Etheben ). Mills.
JOSIAH o. Low. William Hsrtzei, Joseph A. Dreyfou,i
John Even, Thomas Davey, James &. Quick,
William Depew, Henry j. scudder. james 4. Wright
T.. COOPER DEDERER, Secretary.
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printing.

4 Ron SAFES for SALE-To close an estate,
at Is per less than msuqfac,ufers pncss-Herngs
Lilies and Valentine Buffers make Also two large BANK
SAB rs, N store NO. ~ 4lsidsulsls
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ME LONDON AND NEW.YORK STEAM.

1 SHIP Co. wiz dispatch semi monthly thct and hfst
s1as, British iron steamships CELIA, BELLONA, ATA-
ILNTA IOWA INDIANA and MANHATTAN, each 1000
TINS burden between Londor and calling at Hare
an M, VOYAGE f,om London Rates OF passage payabs IN
limited States currency from New York; fiTs cabin, $50
second cabin 500; steerage. SJ5 From London or lave
First esbin. SOe. FER pa.sas, spply to CHAs a WIFI
No. 81 south. Advances mad, merchandise consigned
TO The London agents -
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INSURANCE Gcmraniss.
W-YORK FIRE AND NJ ARINE
INSURANCE COMPANY,
- WALL-STREET.
rlgu T. Spaa Cnn

This Company ha. been in successful operation Tor
thar THIRTY YEARS, and continues TO INSURE against
Loss and Damage by FIRE upon terms favorable similar
iplstutiJna
No MARINE RISKS TAKEN
ALL Losses LIBanALLr ADJUSTED AND PROMPTLY PAID.
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4. g. ORDNANCE AGEScY. No. IS WORM vt,
kEvlo ORR, April 20, 1856
PROPOSALS will be received until THURS
DAY, May 1854 ct o'clock p by this Office for the
supply ofthe following. viz; - $500
10, geo CARBlNE CARTRIDGE BOXES.
10000 CABBlNE SLiNGS
10000 CARBINE SWIVELS.
10000 SABRE BELTS AND PLATES.
The Sin.s Swrss and SAber BetS aud Plates are 10 be
INSIDE Ia al respects to xATKRAL woRKsANsIP and di
noHIons In strict conformity with the standard samples
which be At this Office. The Cartridge Bore. are to
conform In dmsnion, and workmanship with the samples de-
possb al th, Agency, and must be made from GOOD QUALITY
PuRs IL is oi'tincty stipulated that
hi. odc. to have the privilege inspecting the roTk done
under any contract may award IN all stages OF it, progress At
the shops Of tho Colsc.or especially TO examine tie stock
before cutting.
They AZ. to bs delivered free Of eTpeuss to the United
State. A. the NeuYork ArseuAl, Governor. lIAnd \. T.
snd there npecd ard to b. accepted paid for
bus such a, arc approved upon inspection.
Bidder will IN their bids the time In which they pro
nose to make deliveries and each party obtaining contract
be required into bonds with approved ,ar-tc for
he faithful srscution. Failure to deliver at specified time
u subject the contractor forfeiture Of the humber he
msy fsil 70 deliver At th.t tina.
No bids will Be considered from parties other than regular
and such known 10 be fully competent
to execute IN their workshop. tho work proposed for
The Department the right TO reject any or all bids
n deemed uasarfsc;ory.
Proposals. will be .ddre,sed properly indored 20 Capt =
CRaPN Captain q Ordnance L. 8 Ordnance Agency No.
rs W orth -, New fort."
s. CRIsPIN CAPTAIN of Ordnance.
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Ut S. Chm. Commission solicit Cash and Pub
u Esiions FOR Army and Navy Office 30 HoussNY
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| NORTHERN X. r., OF JERSEY
~ Trains Jersey City for PerInont 5s s:ls
NJ. 2:l5 p. s:l2 ~ and d:23 The s3 m, ana
/ s:22 d. n, Though 70 Nousey.
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NEW.YORK & NEW.HAvEN RAILROAD.

WINTER ARR ASGEmENT.
~ COMMENCING NOV. 10, 81 1874
l,ycugcr Station In New.Yori 2th-st and ish
Entrance 2fth-s,.
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H'AKE NOTICE.-The FARE on the follow,
in. STAGE Lines will be REDUCED to the old Pce, SIX
CENTS, on and AFTER MONDAY, May ?. Is6t-New fork,
April n 1854 BROADWAY AND 5Tfi-AY LINE.
CONSOLIDATED STAGE CO.'S LINES.
BROADWAY. 23D-Sr AND 9Th Az LINE.
BROADWAY AND STRAY. LINE.
HADISON-AV. LINE,
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A LLENTOWN ROUTE to the WEST
"A Ladies travelling alone families viii find this the shss
and easiest route There but change Of betwees
New York aud Chicago or Cincnnati, aud eny two TO Sc
Louis Office, No. 2Il Broadway, corner Of ChsmberssL
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r ONG ISLAND RAILROAD-SPRING Ar

IL RANGEAiENr, commencing March A. IS6i-Leavs
Jarnes-sip aud 3itet f. r. n a. .Eresys ard Satus
days st ?. asoFor Grccnport Sag Hsrbor bsmPsons
Sc orpnz at al Stations tor YaPhsnk at a
For syosset m, II and p M For Jamaica
st 9 and III M, and 4 aud 3 p. m.
SUNDAY EXCURSION TRAIN--For fsphank Ell 9lS Q.
from 31th stopping al all Stations. Fare Tor this Irxn
At excursion rates.
For SyOsset Sundays s:i5 l stopping all Sta
tous A. hEAsONER, Superintendent.
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TIME UNITED STATES TELEGRAPH
Il COMPANY il now in successful operation, and has
opened the following offices for the reception Of busness
PRINCIPAL OFFICE, No. 20 NASSAUST.
BRANCH OFFICES:
ST NICHOLAS HOTEL, IN GENINS HATSrOIE ad-
joining. ..
/ GTLPINs EXCHANGE, No. 90 WILLTAM.5T.
PUBLIC STOCK EXCHANGE, CORNER OF WILLIAM
and BEAYER-SrS. -
CORN EXCHANGE, OFFICE No. 81 PEARL,sT.
Direct communication IL had At all hours with ALBANY,
SYRACUSE, UTICA, ROCHESTER, BUFFALO, OsNE-
GO. CLEVELAND. TOLEDO. CHICAGO, MILWAUKEE,
PITTSBURGH. TIE OIL WELLS Of pennsylvania,
and intermediate points
THE INDEPENDENT LINE Of TELEGRAPH, in con.
necion with the United States reaches al important points In
the Eastern States and southwsrd far Warrington
Messages are received at oil Of the sbovenamed Offices and
.nsn.ted with prompne and patch 10 every part OF tho
UNITED STATES and BRITISH PROVINCES
NATHAN RANDALL, President
SILAs c. Hay, Secretary.
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On sundays, Of 5;22 =. m. from 30th. street
Ticket, may be procured any Of the ohces OF WecottS
Express in and brooklyn and baggag. checked q
the house TO points the road sad 10 Saratoga Springs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-04-30

vi PORTATgON COMPANY, for BOSTON via GRO
Ton, NEW-LONDON SrONlNOION, PhOblDENSE.
NEWPORT TAUNTON, snd NgW BEDFORD The sPlen-
did STEAMERS COMMONWEALTH and PLYMOUTH ROCK
wi eaye Pier No. ~ North RVey 100. VI CourtlandI' -
daily Except Sunday, ct p.
Freight sEeu by any other tine Office Of Com
rary, NO. Il5 West.st.. corner Of GOuTtlandts.
! Ne-.York Nov 2 1863 w NJ. EDWARDS, Agent
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1864-06-08


Emperor Napolean, when he subsidized near
ly all Europe, while our resources are far
less than hers were at the time. During
fonr years it viii have run upa national debt
above that Of Great Britain, and equal TO
one third of the assessed value Of The whole
Union, according to the census Of 1860
And no small portion of this enormous SUN
has been literally wasted
The administration has not known how TO
inspire its own agents with q sense OF duty,
or to hold them TO rigid accountability
It has not known how to husband its re-
sources, or to manage its finances with econ
omy, with advantage to public service. The
people gave generously, Congress voted lib
orally ample supplied Of men and money
but nothing has come of j: but an army OF
suddenly enrichen contractors, who arc US
ing ali their Influence to prolons the war
Suppose the thousands OF contractors, epecu-
latols and swindlers do fatten on the spola
N the treasury, are they not sure to be loyal
supporters of the administration and shc
war;
Mr.. Lincoln's military operations have
shown an equal want of administrative ca
pacity. The responsibility is not to be shift
ed from him TO the Generals commanding in
the field, or to the General in chief.