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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-01-26


Box once at 6ss Broadway.
~ .rTun.oHds BeoAewAy 49,
E EysSY AFrEeS99Ss AZ ~ ocSE%cx
F FyFsy s sIs#T n : 9,SE9sk
THE NEW SENSATION OF TIE DAY.
TIE MAMMOTH srEREosCoPTIcoN;
MIRROR OF IHie UNIVERSE
which . still q brilliant success
q connection wiz fo S6f or THE WORLD
Thn A SsSfa|Si65 "a au I3Ia snAoE
VI" e exhibited Ills Is ' ToSTs si Pv Us fxna
BLESSING HIS PEOPLE on EASTER DAT.
BALCONY OF ST. sr0 peTsa's AT ROME,
Door. open Tours sega admission sc
Reserved 9ss s:.s Sc s''' sss
TO THE ARTISTS or THE Hl5S E."NorH s'rarosoor.
MIRROR , q GSaf Is gs!yEssr.
ment)
wreshs to We. the great magiciaas
Lifting gun w the mind 70 sranasy e.
Purifying all the heart
Yes We have perfect wirro.
sh sSS the s sss ss . .see sf ,as
And the monumental dead
Floating us In single moments
ON the wings OF power aud grace.
And the kings aud queens of apsos.
Here Religion her temple
Virtue here erecs her shrine
Over all bright angels beam,ug
For they feel tue sccues divine
Here the bard drinks inspiration.
Here the grave historian smiles
As the very truth IA pictured
In the Paaiis ma lesc aisles
Here the patriot thrills with rapt
For the statgy flag unfurIed.
Shows that stiff oar glorious Union
Is Power la the world.
Wreatbs ye then. agicisns:
See n million manly hands
Cub the sparkling, fragrant dowc-s
From hundred nirrored lands.
Whle--aud this sweetest iciuniDhs
Woman. sacred woman.
Forms them IN fsdeess garland
For each artists worthy brow
LOVER OF BEAUTY.
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UCTlON NOTICED. D. CAULKINS AUCTION FER.
"A TO PURCHASERS OF REALLY FIRST CLASS
COSTLY FURNITURE. RICH FRENCH PIER AND

MATTEL MIRRORS. SuPHRBLY CARVED ROSEWOOD
PIANoFORrE SILVER PLATR. &C.
THIS DAY. tTC EsDAYe JAN. &c.
Al the residence 2s West Fourteenth street. Eighth
avenue, commencing Ii O'Clock, A. NJ, rain shine
The sale comprises OF the richest and elabo.
rAey ryed Paror Furniture offered public auction.
aud 10 be sold without any An examination will
we'll repay intending brters.
Parors contain three ant full suits OF rosewood Paror
Furniture in rich crimson and blue and god and
orange coored brode aud satn rosewood Etreres spen
did aud costly Parian Ornaments rich Vases &c.
MAGNIFICENT ROSEWOOD PIANOFORTE,
Stool aud Cover.
elegant instrument. with round beautifully
carved legs and case ali modern improvements
Also magnificent collection of Paintings, rosewood
Turkish and Easy Chairs IN ne rosewood Centre and
Side marble top Tables richly carved Velvet Brussels
Carpets. &C.. &c.
Chamber Suits. in cd and mahogany: Bureaus.
carved Bedseads Washstands Sofa Beds in tine haircoh
ten Hair Mattresses from 40 to 50 pounds made
order, Ia excellent condition
Dining Room Furniture consisting of fine oak Extension
Tables oak Arm Chairs Silver Ware rich China Ivory and
Silver Cutlery. Forks Spoons &c with heavy Cut and En-
Rraved Glassware Of every description.
Canen In attendance cart, pack, or ship goods for
purchasers
N B.-House and Lot for sale Apply on the premises
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JOURNEAY. AUCrIoNEER.
"A. (AUCTlON AND COMMISSION)
No, Pine street, Broadway.
private sale. Sales OF Furniture residences
sales the most favorable terms.
A. JoURNEAy,
No Q Pine street.
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w To.nigh. and every night
MR.. AND MRS. w. j. FLORENCE

MR. AND MRS. w j. FLORENCE
THE TICKET or LEAVE MAN
The LONDON TIMES, in speaking o. this great moral
drama mentions fact To- which the provincial preas OF
Great Britoin and Irelana has given confirmation.
clerk who had abscoudsi from Liverpool with CT sos
the property Of his employers aud after visiting many
places arrived a. Brningha about Eve clock and efter
taking some Refreshments went 70 the theatre, 70 while
away hour. Ash happened the piece which bong
performed on the occasion OF this visit was
THE TICKET OF LEAVE NAN.
aud the guilty man seems % have drawn moral from the
rcpresensuon Tor when the in which the interview
between iawkshaw the detective and the cricket OF Leave
Man took place Parker the clerk becamefo affected that
hcwen out Of the theatre GOT envelopes and sent
fi. 500 back to his employers
ordered al l0L.
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A UorfON NOTICR.-PHREMPTORY SALE OF
"A ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
MAGNIFICENT PARLnR FURNITURE.

MAGNIFICENT PARLOR FURNITURE.
VELVET, BRUSSELS AND INGRAM CARPETS
This day TUESDAY Jan 20 n II O'Clock precisely 81 the
four story resd ll9 West Eighth street. between Fifth
and Sixth avenues.
B. ROTH, Auconcer would call the attention OF parties
In or first Furniture to the above sale which
comprises the beautiful Parlor Chamber and Dining
Furniture offered this consisting
Paror Suits very richly carved. covered with rich
French brocae rosewood elegant marble Ia
bles Turkish Easy Chairs and ionnges covered IN medal
lion rich Bocatel and Lace Curtains iae
collection of Oil Paintings variety OF China and Paran
Vases large Mirrors Chandeliers Bronze q Day Clock,
Corner aud Book stands.
HAGNIFiCENT ROSEWOOD PIANoFoRTE.
Stool and @ Yer. cost S55u
elegant instrument with round corners, beautifully
carved legs and all modern Improvements in use ony
neveu months
Two sod black walnut SUITS covered in French reps and
satin deiaine rosewood, III OK walnut and mahogany Red
etsads Bureaus Washtands Spring and Hair Mattresses
Rockers Chars. sofa Beds Pier and Extension
Tabes Buffet twelve Dining Chairs rich French China
ruby engraved csrafes, Decaut.Is Goblcs
Tumblers Champagnes, Wines Casters, Ssyers. Tea and
Table Spoons Forks, fine Ivory Cutlery n B-Furnture
will be In attendance pack snip goods
FOR purchasers
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ORIENTAL coNcESSTr Hall
(Above Blocker strest
Gran" fHE VARY iIKs " LADY arps%psxgs ear
OF this world renowned establishment claiming the priv.
sges Leap Year, pledge themseves insure az posi-
bio than ever the comfort and pleasure patrons
Tw 9s ,r n SS eGpce sPsaMEys OF
RACES ENGAGED.
EVERY NATION ILLUSTRATED.
Each dressed 10 harmonious cclors 70 depict the Tag Of her
'"'f THE DARK SKINNED GEORGIAN
THE FAIR HAIRED DAMB
THE BLONDE or CIRCASsTA
THE BLACKtORBED ANDALuStAN.
TIL FLowLR 9r IhE wEsTERN rEtIRiEs
w TUE BEAUTY OF THE WORLD COMBINED
The orchestra under the supervision ot Professor Byne
will enrapure the aud add 70 the pleasure Of ne
evenings entertainment ~ introducing nj Intervals me
THE GREkT AND GLORIOUS ORIENTAL. a..
IL beyond the pale 81 rivalry aud without doup .nc
greatest of the cen,uys attractions are pcshes
r,s Admss,on free. FRANK BURNS. .
wanted ~ eentsei lazy waters Apply from y NJ WI
Cor 6 In the evening -------------
TSpwrN ADAMS THE NEW TRAGIC LIGHT CLOSED
N his excellent engarement OF tour weeks LonsaIe.
Ky, ON 2yd January. All letters snd commuucauons
will be addressed 20 Indanapos nniu ~ snvance no.
tced IN ,h,s column n. n. WALL. Business Agent
nR COTTON AND THE old FofKs' IN AGRAND
IL Combination Of Laughing Gas aud song, ms evening.
January 2 Al Cooper Institute Tickets 10 cents; two
tickets rs cents
TWO LADY voCALtsTs. LATELY ARRIVED FROM
Europe desire 10 I've engaged oher as travelling artists
or 10 sinG Can siug In the kngish De
Itaan and french languages. Address Madam 1hss w
Cour, street. Rrsosiva
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NIL s xn s bsy aP Shr

EEC-MELUDEUN,, - = B BIZ AZ M ~
None bu, known and scxnowedred talent engaged.
Albert Immense des rptive tonight IN
his b.zutful operate role the OF faust En-
Esgem-nt Thos Hernonson OF the GermHn Opera first
sppca rance thi. and engaged
enravsean, salary Madame sdel, The sweet soussrss
having equal in this city. tonight the hooking Bird
Bony Bony FASTER, Bouy Pastor. Pastor Pastor. Pony
Pastor hrs Gross Readinss and bingham Umbrella Nose
Sol smon, Nose Solomon. Nose solomon to night Mose
solomon In his Vintage of Chsmpacne Miss Adele Colleen
Miss Maggie Tresler and the whole strength of the
coruplny Over thirty ladies and gents the leading favor
Of the city. and web known to the public. wanted
geneel ladies 20 serve refresh m TO the
guests.
Admission lr.e, admission FREE.
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q ;;$; si ,S
$SsiS :fsseSSsSSSSsrsssss
De psraiss Seaesis soseSer with
asSf8f q s!o gaf
s:ssa sed as each hsf q pros,. j.
National nome for Invalid solder: ri. cn,erpr.. was
dsi poieGsd n Boston Mass where onshird Of the
rng 70 The orsinal sdsesra nsa ma's meeting
November 4. and ad ourned meeting The place
on Decembsr H. The following namea gentlemen were
from the novel enterprise and TO appropriate
spe Sne . Tyer Boston hs Eneens
90 ernor James Smith. o; Rhode Island: Hon George
m 8 rsnssyyss.; NsiSr Ssqsy.iS
csIeocy Governor Richard Yates q Illinois
10 ss .dseds sP po.e aS
expense may saved aud he national home
offered bounty 20 purchaser ~ soon as the tickets
De donated q he tesei holders and raed e hsns ."
their rsee distinct board having been chosen ior tha,
whicl, consists Of ,c following srnemen who cccp,
C e he ns T a'if t s, holt
wv . ss' snsS Ra0 HSs ws
iona Q Tssncs, ESQ q Boston Joshua welsier ~! Of
"''s'lsst H a 81 6oSAEioS rsoFKsrY. , :,
genieel residence IN os .ss Mass valued ss9@
Panofotes valued 500 each ............... 800
to,r Watches A. $l0u each SO
50 Gold Watches $50 each ................... 500
Shares Boston spd Wnr RR, valued al 4lA1 each.
2Shares Bosop and Name Rk valued al $50 each
shares Mercnuntss Boston valued al each.
500 old Union Medals valued AT SO each ..... lSOD
2ge1ng Machiros i, each ................. 100
.....,......
Due notice will he given OF he meeting which
Viii he held in this city.
National Home tickets, admitting four 81 each; sing adj
mission Is cents reserved seats So private boxes 81
Exhibition "a and Wednesday and Sstur.
day afternoons at O'Clock Tickets for sale a. the Office Of
he hall al rauffl he fat a
principal hotels All oiders by mail cypress should be
sent 10 JOSIAH PERHAM, Agent, 5sJ Brosdway,N. T.
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IN oosMBNoss Arnx
r!.isS WEI raIssip; xsEK TMisR %ssR
E#Ess WIFE E|s$ WIFI E#Is$ $s:4
r AND f rosiMSs rs sSSHss'
ont TEE Fa fos SStET so fsDtau
- ss AND I'' MRS. BARNEY wrtLrAxs
80, ryrsrxYib Ey fS no iIansgAnv e.
sj HSHag E SVfsas
rag SFS s sES ~ E ~ AsR M.ToEH
rsE NEW fsw MHc AVN TX FpsToN az
h,gs,ec.v.S -. DoD"oRTa.
TIE woEDEs AND DeTIuHT
Crowds THAR slaarrr WITNESS
~; s& T S1sSEf S1S s!;H;:s !. =.
ky Coz ssa s Tss
MIRA BARNEY WILLIAMS. ..As NELLY NOLAN
- ...a. ss Nap Az. 1 a o S1 III. Ma. w. s
r qsat gan Mr., Reeves. NJ : Q snrne,t Mr., Nanan
SEATS sEcuaED osE WEEK IN ADVANCE.
I sxrss SiSEo,S GsEeEsy sAhoqx ,,,.5
TUESDAY. JAN. ss isSs.
the great aud a''Fae nyss sq TarnoNrEs
o'ns' L s s' s. y T Hs' %Mo Ep MEAN
The doors VIII be open At the curtain TO be raised at IL
precisely.
sdsGSiSE y mi Sos$:o.
rps T S9is 4 sy 5NrE Err. J,as.,,,.
Box once at 6ss Broadway.
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% Chambers street. room
Dated NEW YoRE January III, 1854.

ID FARMER. AUcTIONEER.-TIIs DAT AT 9
II. o'clock at No IA Canal street. the contents Of two
story Dwelling House. consisting of rosewood Suit satin
b-oeael in damssk marble top DRESSING Bureaus Brus
Ingram CarnctS. Bedroom Bureaus, Chairs
Tables. Toilet Tables Washstands Basins aud Pitchers
mahogany Chars. Rockers Sofas Serabcds, Ifair Huss
Oh Tea Sets. Glass and Plated
Ware Purchasers invited this sale.
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DANCING ACADEMIES.

a
n. No. 20t Fifth avenue. New YORK
No. 1T Montague street, Brooklyn.
NEW YORK CIASSEs-Mondsvs and Thursdays or
Wednesdays and Saturdays. Children al and gentlemen
BR00FLYN tcLAss Es-- Tuesdays and Fridays MtP.
" Tor children, at s r. ". for gentlemen.
Al I0A W. on SATURDAYS for children and young ladies'
JJRoOKEs DANCING ACADEAY, 3tl BRoOME ST.
ID NEW CLASS FOR TUESDAY.
All the fash enable Dances n one course " iesscns.
LADIES nee Tuesdays end Fridays, fr1mS 70 r ~
GENTLEMEN Tuesdays and FRIDAYS. "a 10 lots 7. NJ.
CHILDREN Wednesdays and SATURDAYS, 10 Y. VI.
LADIES Primary Glasses instructed ty Mrs BrooSes.
Exhibition BAH Feoruaty J. .-.
These ecaant Rooms lei for select balls ana sociabes
sOIREE EVERY WEDNESDAY EVENING
BALLET MASTER DuMARs PRIVATE DANCING
~ Academy, IS seventh svenue, Thirteenth street -
Glasses every night and day ladies' gentlemen and cht
den Redows Waltz and sr fashionable dances taught per-
fectly in six private lessons.
4 II. sEARIN9's PRIVATE DANCING ACADEMY,
~ 2q2 Fourth avenue Twenty third street New
saturdays ~ " Gentlemen, Tuesdays aud Fridays NJ
classes At other times and private lessons every day Tor
those who wish TO learn quickly
pRoFEssoR DuFFy's HOP, CORNER OF CROSBY
u and Howard streets-Driyers will their company
with their horses heads towards Broadway, and take
with their heads towards Grand street Hon up aud
don't away. III order OF FRANK DUFFY.
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nAvID D. EGAN AUcrIo0EER.-rwo LARGE
~ Pier Glasses plates eoIs5 with cornces nase snees
and marble tops handsomely ornanened ana IA
cord ton also oval Mirrors Carpets and Furniture this
day, at 43o Canal street.
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A UCTroN NOTICE -cRocKERy GLASS AND FANCY
IA 0oods.--WM. w SHIRLEY. Auctop.er Tuesday,
January 2s oc at as Pearl street, BY D. EMBo.
RY Ir all kinds OF hes and seconds White Granite
EDGED Dipped Rock and yellow Ware. lots for ely and
country dealers Sales and goods well packed ship
The New York herald., 1864-07-13

RrwARp or 500 II OYFER-
sni H. 'f1rv ~ any naval station
kiD,,r ~ Niliah A, tucker who
~ sie sta ier snnnt vevn0n a
II. yAuLplbA Osaeoee1oeA
The New York herald., 1864-07-13

C1fl.i REV ARD -
~ iVV er fur ~ ARE
~ fci ne rhiri tss,si,pi
Lee ~ q IN Tie unA,d
Norfolk. "a
The New York herald., 1864-07-13

GS(1 REWARD "A REWARD OF $50 WILL BE PAIn
pOV for the of Boy. aiming three Porce.
LATIN yases and smsii Bronyes. stolen from No e
Beaver street. Saturday. July The boH marked
Bs Bsck Co Information regarding may BE- given ~
Yznaga del Vale 4 Co, on the premises. ~
The New York herald., 1864-07-13

ITne FOURTH AvEAus. HOUSES, ron SALE.
a BypAy 4c0sB ,s.
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c1 M REwARD.-Losr ON SATURDAY, THB sTR
DLUU day OF Juy. inst going from foot of Canal
through Cana street 70 v.rck. Bsnk Book u sub.
with the Peoples Bank OF this city, tanning Sl6A
IN bark 10 Of the denomination from one W nfy TSs
6nder will receive the above the hanka e ma
owneI by leaving hs sAme ~ Stand No a. Clinton Market,
The New York herald., 1864-07-13

c1nn n&wtRp Will ne PAID poR rHk REco,
pluv YER o. pi.moed ny, "a In vcar,sensh street.
~ Sisth aienu~ dhriba N. NJ The Sanitary
par Apps Al thr ohcs u Price Mum, Pssvs Bu,ldas
Hanover street. No. y. ~ 70 tEfFF7f ~
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report Atd c1IsmItses and other business.
u. NB1LDtCK - rsiGA. j. RURsskLL. Lhasm man.
i~A-''s i'.'t
A RrGTLAR coNNrSlcArTON or CRY LODGE
~ No 90, y And :. a "A be heii ~ ttsr
~ Granf HDn cerre street, os wetuestty rysnnL
sny - ~ ofa~. ADSBL JACOBS, "a.
hs = LttYp SerreAry
nay uOUHs CLERKS EARLY CLOSING AssOcfA-
~ a. n-1ss guar Nets mseins tbaa asrOca
wii held thrr hAi .'b7 boweTy Ems fWedne day)
sociack. Puost ~ NJ s-id-nce - requested
IA orts VI ~ N. MUlsB. Pre-
j. H. uAvAS. Recording See, etary
rs cos SEOUEvcB or org uRcAlffsa MR. HER
tnan ssits Htenen tbs Sowrr ~ as 1ue gwen 10
aim ae ia Av niief states for % " herewith
rrVe "a Char a. Sehnisz VII Tor The ~ ssen a..
e4ua a the Unilrh ssA - ,.,..x. -
sRE~rr, June - 1855 49, -
~ s,seshn,asvs Of I've Is,erssu tsid Os .si ING
Gonpanv y the once of th- conpshs no ~
yroAdwst T. rhur~Ixy. tBts inst, ~ ocioes
=. ~ pusctual attendspc. H. r~gue -tea ~ ofler
81 SAMUEL COOPkh becfels<y
NOTICE.-AN ADJorBNEp MEtTIAo OF r6E
~ hrn~r fuhserr viii Ne held thtsS ednesday)
s~sss az saocs ,on saauuen Hai cnsr sr ~ Iwen
~ L.. seef-sssy. n
CBiryoissss, ArrgsIios "A SPECIAL sK1rIra
- -. saw s.~ 's,sa o. Nsr ~ ~ p. nrx ns,s
N isss ,pto on-ltrrssan adAn-s Wages An s,'p
ANIEL BETS. President
yvouso q srLt whs DRsiRpus up JOINING A
II Nar~ stf4htsa rsslnesf #an he rng.
esfms in M "a taF4s - D. d si onicA kenc BAT
ssuve Aaas1l,-ss sSea Assp.
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VTTANTED-A SMALL FURNISHED HOUSE OR FUR
w nj he'd Floor with ki,ften until Nnvemner i for
a wife chi'd OF tb1
BE- references given and req Address NJ box AIS
Post Office.
, 1864-06-13

Register Of the Treasury Department, and
Solicitor for the War Department, and
for other purposes" approved February
twentieth, eighteen hundred and sixty-three,
as limits the office of the Assistant Register
of the Treasury to term of one year, is
hereby repealed.
Approved, March IA, 1864.
, 1864-06-13
NEWS DEALERS AND BOOK-sELLER
IN READ AND REAEMBERi
J. STRATMAN,

WHOLESALE NEWS DEALER,
Packs and forwards al the Dairy and Weekly Newspapers
Magazines etc., TO al parts Of the country, with great dis.
patch.
IRLL AT P.IcIs THAT DEFY cOMPETITION.
EVERY NEW NOVEL RECEIVED As sOON As PUB
LIsIIED.
Ihave special arrangements with s the different Pub
heFs slAtoners, etc., and furnish the Trade with Backs,
Stationery, Blank Books. Music Portraits, Prints, Medals,
MealnOtypes, ETC..
Song Books In great variety.
I have unequaied heies. and guarantee dealers the
closest attention.
Send for my Price List, and give me trial
JOHN SfRATMAN,
a...n nl-.u NJ
, 1864-06-13
San Granrisru.
REDUCTION IN PRICES 70
SUBSCRIBERS.

A TTENTION IS CALLED TO THE q.
N lowing list Of American and Foreipn IS.
riodicals, for which receive Subscription.
Permanent arrangements having been made M
the United States Government for the carrvins
Of the mails from the Atlantic States by stcsmss
four times q month, I an enabled 10 receive su6.
scriptIons at o much lower rate than formerly
The same care and attention will be paid 10 IL
forwarding Of all packages, for which this es,1h.
liShment las gained such an envlable reputnIion
ihrnunl,niif Ahn pncific rnnaf. -
, 1864-06-13
Tas New RaglhRd SsNing Machinsst

m haye given suehuhyersal sarsaelua are eonstEsalS
On hand Every machine warranted.
heeiles thread. md OtheF suitable uaterIato s Vth
Ne above mAchlhsgednsaantly on hand.
oOnndenpel circulars furnished agents on application
DEMlNG Co, Agents for the PAeiae Trade,
- No. Monigcmtry st, Masonic Temple
hS'u San Francisco
, 1864-06-13
San 1tanfisru,
REDUCTION IN PRICES TO
SUBSCRIBERS.

N lowing list Of American and Foreign Periodicals for
Which receive subscriptions. Permanent arrangements
having been made BY the United etaes Government for
the carrying Of the mails from the Atlantic States by Sea
three times month, enabled to receive sub
serptlons at much lower rate than frefiy. The
Ind attention win be bid to the forwarding Of all
packages for which this establishment has gained such
envlable reputation throughout the Pacific coast.
, 1864-06-13
loWE's SEWING MAcHINEs

rank high above all Others they certainly In fer
aEe share q the praise and patrOnAge bestowed this
snlsstant unfoldlnS ART DulbethFead-staeh alke on
eoR ses % The abFie. whh the Improvements they
eAnnot MISS drop stitches and not needle b
eteken Whee dO1en were formerly. Prices Tedaeed
er =, saneslsF 70 any - RsoIsesa .os Fan:
capped, es formerly $780, hstteF n MAnufAetarine tl5
formerly t9O Letter c. heavy nlanuacturine tS formerly
CyllnleF, Siiu, formerly Vi Is. - : '
Thnse ssIrInE arce ni lnlrr nricn Mn Ana In ~.
, 1864-06-13

For compensation Of the surveyor gem
eral Of Illinois and Missouri to the thirty
first Of October, eighteen hundred and
sixty three, when the Office closed, one thou.
sand six hundred and sixty-eight dollars
and forty-eight cents.
For compensation Of the surveyor gen.
eral of Arizona, and the clerks in his office,
four thousand two hundred and fifty dollars.
To supply deficiencies in the Depart.
ment Of Agriculture for the current year,
as follows:
For the purchase Of sorghum seed, two
thousand dollars.
For rebuilding shop in the proPagating
garden, eight hundred dollars.
For postage, thirteen hundred andtwenty
} dollars.
For carpets, furniture, and cans for fruit
three hundred and fifty dollars.
For fuel, three hundred dollars.
WAR DEPARTMENT.
For supplying a deficiency in the appro
priations for the payment Of the clerks
messengers, copyists, aud labOrers in the
Office Of the Quartermaster General, one
hundred and fifty.six thousand six hundred
and ffty-One dollars and sixty.six cents.
For salary of an additional Assistant
Secretary Of War, fifteen hundred dollars
To supply deficiency in the aPproPria
ton for the purchase and manufacture o
arms for volunteers and regulars, ordnance
and ordnance stores, seven million sever
hundred thousand dollars.
To supply deficiency in the appropria.
. tion for the manufacture Of arms ut the ma
: tional armury, seven hundred thousand dol
! lars
To supply deficiency in the appropria
ton for the Surgeon Generals department
I to wit:
3 For medical instruments and dressings
1 one million three hundred thousand dollars
: For hospital stores, bedding, and SO forth
. one million two h, ndred thousand dollars.
For hospital furniture and field equip
ment. three hundred thousand dollars.
For books. stationery, and printing, thirty
> six thousand dollars.
n For ice. fruits. and other comforts. ON,
hundred thousand dollars.
For hospital clothing, forty thousanC
dollars.
E,r c;,;zon ru..s. ,L;.,v- -o;,,h, ,h,,vsan,
> ao1Is-. ~ ' ''O'"''
Enr .;cL .old;o-. in rr;v.,o hosr,,.l.
i seventeen thousand dollars.
: For artificial limbs for soldiers and sea
, men, sixteen thousand dollars.
For citizen physicians and medicine:
furnished by them one hundred and eighty
five thousand dollars.
For hire Of clerks and laborcrs in pur
veying depots, twenty iivo thousand dollars
For contingent expenses of the medica
I department, five thousand dollars.
For medicines and medical attendance
for negro refugees, commonly called con
!, trabands," " thirty three thousand dollars.
For washing and washing machines fo
. hospitals, where matrons cannot be EN-
! Iployed, one thousand dollars.
. To supply deficiency in the appropria
ton for the subsistence Of the army, towit
For volunteers and draited men, iiv,
millions eight hundred and twenty five thou
sand dollars
, For employees, six hundred [and fort,
. thousand six hundred and forty dollars.
For women, two hundred [andl eighteel
{ th nspnd four hundred dollars.
To supply deficiency In the appropria
, 1864-06-13

Cal. Magazine and MOnntaineer. 49,. s 90
liespcriaR Magazine 4 90
San Francisco Voice Of Mexico, Spanish.10 OO
:. Echo del Pacifco. do 10 O0
:. Cronica ltaliana, Italian. 9 90
Echo du Paeilqae, FFench.lO 90
:. La Ruehe LiteTaiFe, do, q 90
, 1864-06-13

For salary Of the minister ct Salvador,
from April sixteenth, eighteen hundred and
slxty.three, to June thiTtieth, eighteen hun
dred and sixty four, at seven tkousana Ese
hundred dollars per annum, nine thousand
sixty-two dollars and filty cen,s,
, 1864-06-13


An AcF TO supply deficiencies IN the appro.
pFiations for the servics Of the fiscal year
ending the thirtieth Of June, eighteen
hundred and sixty.four, and for other
purposes. i8sa i lT n
Be % enacted Jy Gls Senate and House oI
Representatives. Of de United States d
america IN Congress assembled, That the
following sums be and the same are hareby
appropriated 70 supply deficiencies in the
appropriations for the fiscal year ending
the thirtieth Of June, eighteen hundred and
slx'y-fOur, ont Of my money in the Trea-
sury not otherwise appropriated:
For contingent expenses Of the south.
east executive building, including The ex.
tension, viz For fuel, labor, IiQht. ana
miscellaneous items, thirteen thoussad three
hundred and I've dollars.
For supplying dekeisacy n the cur-
rent expenses Of tie bsanch mint a Denver
for the current fiscal yearS eighteen4 thsuL
saBd three hundred and seventy seven dol.
lars aud aiSty nine CENTS. -
fHT.fa ref-n-frn rrTifrlIfr HnaffT-H rrafHf
, 1864-06-13

DANcROFT's HANDMADE LINEN PAPER,
ID all pure nen put up In quarter Feam paekages The
ansst writing paper in the United states. The following