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DIED,


Jr sis cit, on suneay evening, the 2ist Instant,
ESNaY W. BAIHkIS
h:s friends invited ~ gtte0i ais fuaese from
the rcsjdspce of Mrs johnson, NJ 29i street.
hgtvssn 18th aid 18th Al so'ciock, this Tussi AZ
afternoon
suddsnlv, about 10 clock. on the 22i inst Ant
Mrs EiiI AEEfa WOOD, IN the s4th year of her
Her fu neral will take place from the residence OF
her Epsbsnd &c. Il Ncct. No. 57i Nav J-rs ey
er.bua en- Wednesday sftefn Don, the 2tth inst. at
o'ciccx
On TIRE 25o Instant after Ioas aad psintal i'll.
ass. MIs: EAkGASEr ANN RUT1aiN50N.
sicow q Ise ists John Hutchinson and dan sh TER
q ms ;ata George Bean OF this city, Ia TIE 29sh
he fcieuds aud aequ aintars es OF tina family are
!T'iS invited 10 sttsna her funeral rom her
ate rehde1ea. or Third greet east nssr tss Navy
ssfd. az oesock ,, M, to morrow. the 24ta In.
stal..
On @cIdsy esering the 2?d, at 81 O'Clock. SA
k4E SALdEhiSk only isrghtar OF Jacob and
Virgins se,a iehr age p ara nod m ontbs,
The EieI Is acd restiysR Of the family ara In :
yfs6 to attend her fpreral ON Wed oesda evanin r.
TIE 24Ch met ct clock. frop, the rssid .uca az
Ter srandIn Other ssrah Gcddard), 371 Eleventh
street cofntrofL u.
OF pEe1Ee nia, on She 2oth instant. DANIEL
pHIJilp SHEs, ths beloved child OF paeiel AID
May shea, sqed Iyesr,s months, aud IA days
We iovee hin, YES, no tongue can tell
CSd loved HIM Too, and thought iS best
To take him home TO be q. rest.
On the zsa in1t., ". b, saIdsUL. aged q years.
lRtlt. papers please eoPy.l
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SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS
From LAST SEASON
DISCOUNT OF TEN PER GENT.

We would respectfully II orm chr custom e-s and
the put nc Il al We have nor exposed for sale the
rom lat yetr aud bal continus to offer Her tasn
with mr. y ipfer Goods for few weeks longsr at
pared with the prices that new goods cost this sea-
son,we are co fdeat purchs GERS will see At glance
tie aviug The, win make by gu .plyins the N selves
We ,onJc cali particular attention to he follow
ihirk vel worth the s1aninstion Of tGoss " 40
dssisn hg? ing goods Of the KIDD, viz
CO Bsck sin ara Woolsp shsiieys.
DO Slack Csape Msret and Tamartinss.
CO. sss s sna .Sa d bsless s,a'as'
Black re "nts neat Cheek double width.
= i,o cor whole lot Of ooiorsd summer DrsFs
Color, Bar. ges. in plain and fancy etYiss.,
and OF tho most elegant printing no have sTer
roil DC Choircs. All wool D,Isinaa,
silh ara Wool Vs.. ne,ss, in black and white,
Plaids, very desirable article for early spr!ns
Nest a' cseeE Pop'ias.
veil worth the inspection OF those int liz 6 10
We hsvs also on sale all our ast Spring osiicoss,
mriisir some very bssutifnl FOODS, which We
rurof as.d rs earls IS December last, oeoauss We
'hsSsss s9s .to,s s:sss goods aes
Pain Null Swiss and Esinsoek Muslins, . splea-
aid sssornent OF shifting and ssonet Gam
quality. for ladies' and gentlemen. aud all of them
fIoet dir gl, cheap.
Also. our Whole stock of Irish Linens, Towels,
Teweiings Napkins, Table Linens aud D,yl iss, all
of which ere cheap.
500 poZ. WHITE COTTON HOSE AND HALF
BOSE.
Brows oes.an Hose and Halt Hose iociuaiss io
dozen ladies' open worked Hose In beartifni pat
tayps. which We design selling by the box, and
isdes who ish to buy ih is clsss Of goods buy
them Of for lsss than he cost af imp0rta Ion,
tha grs ate- portion OF them havins been pureaa ed
,, % about ore seas ago when there va yerf "
i 20 then Ne can boy tie plain goods.
We also ircluos our wkos stock Of shirttGe and
sheetrs OotteLs GO parIsins the yery best m -
in the cor ntry. guek a. Now York NILS. Andrss-
eegEon, White EecA, Wi.liamsyiile. Asa ssds.
Etyer.Y. esmpes ldeua and many other eet ksoFn
bssnas, all Of which ~s now e8ss ct i,w rasss. sni
deop ct ~ ger cent from alt eAls O. ia
Gre price only. All seoSs mssse@ sn PA IA Sa's''
No, S6 opposite 0ensr9 MArket.
faseecsW bstWesa 9Th anA aA ssrssss'
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BOARDING.

GOOD BOARD AND ROOMS GAN BE HAD
VI by april, ing imms diately &C AS Twelfth st
bet g End Il. Also few Table Boarders taken,
TAURN IsH1p ROOMS AND ROARD BORH SIEVE.
u Isl gsnte.l sir gle gentle an, gentlemen and
I'll sfr wives, No 400 Tents street, between Penn.
syivsuis avenue and street. fs.7-6t"
FINABLR BUAHD-A few gentlemen can be sc
Il conmodatet with Table Board, q. 9SA st.,
nj IEKLY FUKNItHlD ROOM8 AND BOARD
IN for eent'eH eE; also few Table Bssrders can
be acccE ~ odatet By applying st ali Thittssnth
NIOTIUE. Or and after Menday next, O GAU.
IN yIEn win be prspsred to receive re sulay Table
Hoarders at o. Per week. tAA-6
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LOST AND FOUND.

= 0srr a. sxr,6.v ~, o. .ron,a pnpT
oNSaff on peI III ssenue III 'n
~ "oNrhi y. sootsinllS apep Lhirtetn u oiiars
osn nseei VIII DC ie"a'oea oS leaF4ns - a. taiS
oinoo 20 ~
4 OsT-G25 REW4RD-A lxre, pUCK a T.
n b:S containing potes ana a ehscE Tor . 10 ",
sntc plh OF account OF use exec Pr 10 toe "asr
80 ssns i as o. en- stopse = re 10y teNaL2
w. oe PAU ~ fe'uihbs leo saDAe - -" ssrSet
c,goI I.E7 - g = :: -, - -. -,
e famnnky cbsrlea Cnnnfy ~ MaS,isnd nav
aohsh STOUT "a las hlsn gar mara, ga ooLh
tGlss q ms nee ~ uic IA 4 ~ Nh
sIstIss 'oA+' "a hAAN = ~ 80 S 5ts
60 - - - :. = ;,
Rs+ ituTsaSy evening ostssea sns uaa
40 pm. i ~. ~ ssSy.t an 70
onss 81 Tbe r S m rS,
I 1911 - - = :, II :, -
E,sTEAf-StrsySd from No: el6 M.rylsnd ave
for their return. fe22. "
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vroIrDsY pREsEETs Black Cloth Closks 6
II circulars, Oolorsd sio.ss .nd oissslass plasa
Cloth Olesh and oireaisrs. sTSsseo Ssssef &c.,
aIssS S snd oclored cloN. Frosted. Bssvs; es3
Ply.h b the ysrd 49, t,ssS, $3.50 40 -
aipasss. vsispsiss, Mousssiins ss Lsines sapsEio'
Black Hiiks,. Handksrchief., g.cyss SsontseH-
b TAYLOR 90
No. q 0ente- Asrhss Spree
be.vssa TIN end csh ssrsstst.
AseAA Wasbipf1SE. u q
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D5 UlsHaN q W IbLIA 10, LtttIohtelh
A CCTIUN sAEE OF LOIS on The NAVY
"A YARD On hONDAf. the istn In't st &
ork We shail se 4 d '-out CT the prsrlts>s
In Square No IS goeg nni1g for the sans ~ >r.h
ct ar Of ssi5 "a lkle. tnsIce so1tb cn Inns
" tn Sixth street east 81 feet ard two iich-x
thence rortb by northwest TO Soi0t o. .rgipis
avesue, g feet inches. to poiDt s1uthee,tvs
from the place of ces,LninE, tasass Q Tins vita
Eaic avenue; another Lot in Square No 9YI, Lssin.
rir for 1t soat seast OF said square
thence east y feet. thence north rs festS j1csss
ikepre ~ feet to nth street east tnsnesto ush 20
plafe of beginning, ID feet inches.
Terms cash.
fe23-o GREEN d WILL ims kuetx
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ByJ. @. MeGUIRE& co. Auctiopesrs
~ Yxn "a m r

By j. q. McGUIRE& co Auctiopesrs
DWELLING ROUSE AND LOT. Sf1Eka1uss
~ tToeK OF GRookRIks, AND Lor OF EUesr uss
AT AUCTION. On DNgsDAY MORNING, s~s
rua'S oath, at n 'clock, th- prsmIEes = pr-h
street, between Nineteenth aud Tve-tiata
street we shsil sell ssnsg Frame Dwell Dg 10
with 3 efoTefouse attechrd aad lot wbt-h they
stand, together with vacant Lot adjoICins.
Immediately atter shall heii = 1ot of Gru e.
Yre. prisirg he nsuai variety found IL reIi
q! ocery ar 9 lot Of Household Furntu-S.
Terms caph
Titl. perfect and immediate possession given
f. cid j @ MIG Ire 4 Co Al Il
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-E NEW ATTRACTION ezzsA
4 Pirst.elssg ShCe Ssake In 9TH Street.

: LARGEST, FINEST. AND CHAP EST.
BOOT AND SEOE sf0RE
In tbs city OF wsshin Eton, with very eztsnsiss
Stock OF
EADIxs'. MIssKs' CEILDRkN's,
GENTS, AND BOZ BOOTS AND sue %.
Of every Style and Quality. At 20 sgtt eSery'
body !. R0SkNTHAL
No. GIT TIN street, Inteiiisenser sloca,
Sd door above 2 street. west SIDE.
- great variety o: MILITARY BOOTS
nolS as
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AUCTION SALES.
10n 0IHlR AUCTION SALES SIZE 1sr PAgx
fAISAFTERNOON And TO. M0Esa

NHANonRY SALE OF vALU1BIR pRupkg
- TIN virsus OF decree Of the ia,. otrs.,t
Court ef EQUITY dstsd on ire Fth .ay ~ soy.m
ser, lae2, and rendered in cauee No srs, a-aJ
Ing IL said Court between Csristophsr q .nnsy
y Grsmmer and others. Q pla nsnts and ia in,
EGrapmtr and William n bun kinson apd az ~
oftenoants, tha Undersigned trastess siu all :,
puys Snr wing real estate psr; % tse
&c On tx Ma0S Is Fsorsa,y nd q. o,,,,,.,
On the premises parts of lots mum orr.d tw sivs a.
ing hfty-on feet The west side OF Sth s,raet
west near Its intarses tsop With street north
If destred this property viii ne sold Ia sc srAse
portions, Zach to have front OF twsnty Eve tscS
This valuable property IL most eiisieIy sitr.,sa
for any kind of husiEess, being very rear The o.
a. Pest ofics, rsten. Office, the Market Space N;
pee Tor many years by Mr.. " Bs!lauf, cabiu.t
Aud the fOllo,ciss day. { TUESDAY,i.as z,a On,
u.-u, Of Fetrhayy, 1854
We wiz sell on I'd. pie aises, at I o'c.nes p NJ
iot numbered three, is,) II square humble ed tvo
a;nIboIee ard thirty iasa)a valuable lot Dat,
bridge, ' 800
twelve Ioon hs from the OAR of satr the aid s.;-
krce to bear interest from the day of sale ,aa IA.
payment the; sof be occurred BY .ha ties d "a
OF trust on the said ocertS
Ii the terms OF 81 . re not com ple3 with Az.
oeyt from the cay OF fae the tru tess Geaerye tie
cha,er.
All conye, Anc,ng and stsmps at the expense -
the purchaser. CHAs GRaMMEa,
WI B, TODD.
fes-d J O MCGUIRE A. 90, au,t.
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BY w. b. LkWIs & CO., Au .tioaear.
427 Sern;h street. Jettcesn % and N sr-,ss,
I ARGE PEkEMP sALE THE RpssiH5
~ st O'Clock and Tt MORROW MaaNISf "a
10 o clock. and 1YESIsA at = o'sioek IL ls-s
and splendid collection OF PhosoErs,h Alsuris Z,
the lste,t ard most beautiful styles dspxns sod
bindings; holding FROM IL to 40 Pictures east
Afro, Photograph Frames.
Books. Sta ionery, Writing Papers,
Envelopes Bank Books,
Dia,ies for 1854
Fine Family Bibles, Protestant and Ca.so,ic sE-
iious,
Silver plated Wares,
Cutlery, Oincks. Gold and Silver Watches, Gels
Gold srd silver Pencil Cases,
JewelTy show Cases,
FOREIGN SsR Sfeis,
Ard an imnens- variety Of Fancy Goods.
At the store Az 18th street between q ann Ii atreeS
N b. The stock will sise be s1.c q private sac IA
lots to suit deait re and Others
fee2 ST W r IEWI9 A On auctr
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feas.a ~ GREEN WILLIAMS. Auc.,
ByJ.C. MEG UIRE & 90, Aactioueert

IyJ q. McG UIKE CO, Alctioneers
A DAINISTRATOR' SALE or PERSONA.
n FRCPERIY-0n III RSDAf MORNING r.
2tt1 ST 10 cloe 1T the Residence Of tae late Wa
pillow, G street. betnt en- st eua 23d, shst! esj
the folk wing IetRop al property, viz
Two C0~t oIe Heifer, one Pos
Lot CT Cid Iron ftore rIxturea,
Lot stJre Gro .kery, lea Ga dies. &e.,
Also lot cf Fonsehcid Furniture. con- prlstr
EtSdslsads, Bso dina. Table, Chair. gsrpste,
EfcvFs, &c
Terms cash.
JOHN r TURT0N. Atmiais.rstor
{e22d O. Mr4OlRk a 60 aucta
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DR.. LIGHTHILL can be Consulted at the
EBBITT HOUSE, Washington, from Monday
morning, February 30. until Saturday evening,
March 5, on Catarrh, Deafness, and all diseases
OF the Ear, Throat, and Air passages. fel6.eo3H
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LIB SALR--A. nea three story HoUsn, With
Drick, No. f92 Yoprth street, between Z and New
York avenue. Above kmsd ccntsips eisht rooms
Agyly g J. 2. CR1Ws. no, go esvsasa street
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GIsEAT IRoUBLk RUT LITTLE GAIS.-Tes-
t.Tc; :, Eh&lies +. Donaldson aged about four-
teen, VINO hss brother noH serving oat a sem
tens" II toe Pen iteutIary, WAS ARE sted by OFF,
cer B"air FOR burglary. The vouny beginner
euiersd The home VI Capt 7. Il Halleck, and
vas making search FOR money, hut he had
oLly got cn" cent " hen he WAS caught Justice
EaEnaclO cCnCtlted Linn to al 'or court.
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HIGHWAY ROBBERY -Last week. James
D8iiey, While passing near the Park. was
STOPPED by Jose: Rodgers and Henry john
SD Of SCOT = &t,' who stopped his mouth
and .Cre II tie laIser portion OF his pan falcons
WITH sixt"'r dollars in the pockets, with which
they l. ID, II, tu- Sergeant Johnson arr sted
-hIn and h V were committed to jail for court
by Justice Earna To-
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THF Ccowps that we're turned awav from
Odd Fellows Hall Yesterday. CHE 22d,) on
account OF is incaqacitv TO h I'D them. m ~
stard some chance Il gaining admission this
teri Don o. evening, or some other afternoon
o. evening Of thi, week. which we understand
fosf'srcty TIE i"St a"cek Of this grand entertain
rntr' II THIS city.
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ByJ. g. MCGUIRE q 90. Auctionesrs
VALUABLE SCILDlsG LOTS c. II S7sHs
SokTH BETWEEN EIGF TIL AND SIHTh sFaEEsa
wFsT.-on 1Hrk5DAK AFTERNOON feo-u1r.
18th, at4 O'Clock, on the sm'sss al cell lct
No 9, in squar No. fror tiuE % feet on north L
street, between Eighth spd Ninth streets vasf, SS
running hack LOG II ct This lot bsutfuiiy iocn
for private residence, saa viii be divided icto
sever al lots II desired
Terms: One tn rs ID cssi the remainder N f'E
ard Twelve months, with interest, sso1red b dest
of tJusi on the premises.
ConEeysnCss at the c0st of the purch sssr
frIa-d j. @. Met Elkh & CO kucs
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L1ARM FoKkALk..l7O hsrea OF soOd And aasut
tween the cite 81 Washing Cd and Baltic ore $50
scrss improved; balances In Good; variety OF vsry
Ana fru It the place; perfectly b. Abby ana good
ne, eh poshood. II not oisDosed Of b. the Ist 1T
Gsrch, 1. will thsa be 1nr rent or lat upsn sssrAs
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RsAL EsTAI1 FOE sALh This Farm con
IL J$ips about rs acres, near Rock creek Church |;
il JCips Thomas Brown Charles Waitberger and
Sloti, IN b. Eithy leighbt raoo j; Il has god
srpls or peach orchard of the bert kim OF fruit
also OF the aest kina of sspara gus " bich goes
10 market with Rbandsncs OF water; sad q conior-
table House 1t has been used q MAI 81 ga den
for many years; il would snit dairy. viii sell
the Gro p and stock il reaoired This is rar.
chsrte 10 get q plac So near tina ctv-oniy four
Eailes. e e.2aw2Nrl 1HOs MURPHY
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Dc. DEPeFT Sugar coated Female Regulating
pilfs are the erg 5sS: IN use They opssate speedily
and tfsfIt's :, and beiIg sugar -r0Gt,i create no
I&usss Ipon the Glost delicate stomach. trial of
these Pii's SID prove their Supsri0ritp orsr all
others. Price ! b box. Sold by C. Ford, corner
Jun street and "a. avenue Washington, and Henry
LOCE. alexandra. ja6-ly
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S4NUh sALF & FRAME a0CsE and I.uc ou The
corUec Of 2zd Al streets The house CON-
tsiDE rooms. There is stable for six horses;
also carriAss house; fu.tshle for soS has nsss,
hydrant IN the yard. Inquire on the prsnnises
fe iiZWs
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l 0ST- On Saturday, on Penn. avenue, PORT
IL n ON SAlN. containing about thirteen dolaes
Tts 6sueT win be rewarded by leaving IL e. this
1rica Fsz9 81
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HHTEvrSG CPERATIoNS.-On Thursday night
list. I party OF ssScutts o. started on an ex-
ped 'iur. aistl '4a first ac: they committed was
to steal u hiu. Re sing to Mr.. Genau, and
irikC Of with i. Sergs,ut Johnson pursued
II. ant they escaped into their camp. A
sH7st tire afterwards hey were heard IN the
chicken house of the Park Hotel, from which
they took srr arai fowl and made Off this time,
h sDe rurs .Cd so closely by Sergeant John son
that Trey Grcrred two of the IowI before thay
reached their camp. The next morning,
RCupdsn1an Mallcy went to the camp to get
the goa', " ben one OF the party was sem run.
rig cut Of IT." arp with the goat, W hich he
le' GO, sud MIR 6eEau recovered it.
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CHARGE OF IARCksY FROM HoGPITALs.-
Yesterday tliTl Able, who keeps rag
shop On StSsD.h street, near the PAX, was
H!ltsted ly officer Steele on the charge of the
lrrceny OF blankets, sheets. &c, belonging to
Gam nne'I, Hare wood ard other hospitals. and
he was committed TO Jail by Justice Barnaclo
fer 7 iurIfcr bearing The house was searched
aga la,Ee quantity of supposed stolen goods
were found, enough 10 fiji an ordinary wagon.
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pgaMANENT BOARD WANTED IN PR
by gsntIep sn and III, wife. Extreme cleauliaegs
and puDctuaity in meals absolute req ur enent
Address p. q HARRIS. Post off ce, vii h locs ton
aud terms. IA 4, 3tE
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jUE ffET.-feauty Of carriage ia mostly de PEN
DER on iudiciouS preservation of the fest it is
y T.ss'hie 20 move n a graceful manner if the
gaHt sIsFort ST the hole frame ne in dIs ordered
ccDdirICn, I'D 10 hing impede so rauch as Corns
Snnit:g- iperoWisg Nails, or other disorders to
SH - the 4 ct are Ia cla. 10 all attic cd would
rrcor1GaDd NJ early sal 1T Dr.. whites office No.
:. S.nas1 lyanra sveLUe. between Four-a al a
hslfsIa Sixth streets fe loft
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ByMV BVCKEy. Au~tionees.
Georgef97oa ID c.
SALE OF HOUSE AND LOT ar AZ ITioN.-I
~ will o6s at Public Gale oD the premises & tvs
story Brick DselIipg HOUSE, sn1 L0T, on asa rf
Maacs ne1l, ct 4 O'CLOCK u staEtsi 90 tss est
IND eff Gay street. the houso formerly lied b~
Captain Peters; tie house contains some d
roorns: the lot Is ia by II fs-t, very dssirsSs
resIdaDce
Ieed at purchasers cost.
TeJfnt cash.
field colin ILtl II. V. BUCKLEY sdcs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-23

|L0CKwOoD-0n Sixth day 9Th month, 18th Abraham
Lockwood, in the 69h year OF his age. "
His reay.r and friends respectfully invited TO attend MS
funeral without further notice. fithday Thursday
afternoon I'D inst a o'clock at bis late residence, No
81 Concord st,ect, Brooklyn.
MOORE-At sburgh, Monday, June 90 Harry lngerso
Moore youn of David and Elizabeth Moore, aged u
years. Oh,
The funeral services w take place from 81 Georges Church
Newburgh Thursday afternoon at O'Clock The friends
Of the family invited to attend without further notice
NIXoNIn this city. cn Wednesday, Jane a. Mrs Jane
Nixon, aged 80 years.
The relatives aud friends OF the family respectfully invited
to attend tue funeral her late residence No III Amiiy
street, ON Friday morning, June "a, at 10 O'Clock.
hElNHARDT-At Key West Fla, May 26, Of fever, Capt.
j. T. Reinhardt, ID T. ). Cooed Troops aged % years
sIirT-On "wednesday morning, 22d inst, franklin NJ j.,
hiaranna w. St wife Of John W. Stit.
her remains will be taken Phi.adephia for inermsn
IAhBELL-In Jersey City. On Wednesday the I'D inst.
enry Tarbe, formerly VI Boston, in the .7th year Of his
uera services at his late redeEre No 2n South Eighth
Jersey City at p. IN. to-day Thursday His body
WI We ,aAen to CsmbHdgeport, Mas, for inteTment.
otailfOrc, Conn, "wednesday, the I'D inst.
M r. hu.sei webb in tho SD year OF his are
s eatiSes and friends and those of his s0ninaw A. G.
are invited 10 attend his funeral from the Second
.eran nhnrch, corner Of Clinton and fulton Streets
pioohyn on FRIDAY the 2ith inst at clock p. m.
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CONSULAR AND DIPLOMATIC SERVICE.

While the Consular and Diplomatic Appro-
priation bill which has Just become law, was pending
in the two houses the prominent clause discussed
was that providing for the appointment Of twenty five
consular pupils the object being 10 train them Tor the
discharge Of such duties abroad. The disagreements
were compromised follows. by the Joint Committee
Of Conference
The President is authorized. whenever 10 shall think
the public good viii be promoted thereby TO appoint
Consular clerks not exceeding thirteen Ia number at
any one time who shall be citizens Of the United States
and over eighteen years OF age Mt the time Of their ap
pointment and shall be entitled to compensation for
their services respectively at rate not exceeding
81 900 per annum 10 be determined by the President
and assign such clerks from time 20 time 10 such con-
sulntes and with such duties he shall direct, and
before tho appointment Of any such clerk shall
be made, II shall be satisfactorily shown TO the
Secretary Of State after due examination, and report
BY an examining board that the applicant Is qualified
and tit for the duties which he shall be assigned and
such report shall be hid before the President and no
clerk 80 appointed shall be removed from office. except
for cause stated IN writing, which shall be- submitted
to Congress at the session lr, following such removal
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-23
DEATH op AN ARvv srpovov ,o,;ro 4

DEATH OF AN ARMY SURGEON Acting AS.
sis.nnt Surgeon John X Hardenbrook, U. s. A., died
AZ hush Barracks. Washington. D. c., on Monday
sns IN .e ga year Of his age Of typhoid fever con-
tracted while in the discharge OF his duties AZ Ouyer
ture Hospital Alexandria. Va He was atten ded dur
ing MS TWO weeks Illness by his sons John A. Harden.
brook and First Lieut.. c. C. Hardenbrook, Veteran
deserve Corps and by Drs. Harvey and shearer.
Ut. hMdenbrook was one Of New.York's Oldest phy
sieans, and for many years had an extensive practice
In this city He was for several years Secretary of the
New-York County Medical Society; also one of the
hrst trustees OF the Rutgers Female Institute and was
member of Independent Royal Arch No. +. A. NJ,
one Of the Oldest Masonic Lodges in New. York He
was Of tho Knckerbocker stock his grandfather having
been one Of the settlers Of this island.
During the recent battles Dr. Hardenbrook FASTENED
to respond to the call for Surgeons, and having been
accepted by DR.. McDougall. Medical Director Of this
city assigned by Dr. Abbott, Medical Director at
Washington. to duty at Alexandria. His remains are
expected TO arrive this morning, by Adams Express,
and his funeral viii take place at O'clock this after.
noon. from st. Pauls Church.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-23
Prom Ncw.vlcxieo.

la MLniLtA y. NJ, MAY j, 1874.
Late dates from the Republic OF Mexico state
that Gen Orozco an officer u the Juaroz Government
attempted 10 dcpose the present Governor OF chihuahua
Don LOUIS TeIIazs who IL II believed b favorable 20
the French and appoint In his stead Don Jesus jose
Casaynntcs who resides 80 miles northwest OF Chi.
hunhun in the lila de- Ia Conception.
Terrazas has not responded 10 the call for men and
money 10 oppose the French. IL IS further reported
that there + large body Of Mexican troops IN the pay
OF The French marching the relief Of GOV. Tcrras.
At last accounts they were At Rio Nnccs 800 miles from
chihuahua and it Is believed that upon their arrival at
tie Capital 1crrazss viii declare for the French
We lave also late accounts from sonora, that quay
mas the principal port OF the State Is b.Ockadcd by
the French and that Gov. Pesqucro Wa preparing "a
oppose them but from the division Of parties aud he
almost total indifference among The masses a. 1" "ho
or what policy should govern II is believed that scarce
an effort will De made 10 maintain the present Govern
mo