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Murder by Sioux indiaus,

OMAHA CITY, NEBRAeKA TERRITORY, Juue
25-A party OF Sioux Indians yesterday killed
two ard wounded four men in Mayfield. rs
miles west OF this place, A detachment Of cav.
alry have been seEt in pursuit.
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UNITED STATES HoTEt1 G1pK ISLAND NJ
JOHN WEST AARON MILLER,
PERSONAL.

Ii DR.. J. H. THOMPSON
HAS Removed from No. 274 north r to 512
street, one door west of 7th st.
Office hours, 10 to Il g. M; 2 to p. m. te23- Inn
TO THE POOR AND UNFORTUNATE-Con-
J. sultation gratis from II to II m. Medicines
DR. BECHTINGER,
Formerly Surgeon in charge in the Austrian and
Italisn army informs the public of w Washington
that he has just arrived from Paris, and aevotes
his attention to the treatment Of all kinds of dis
eases Particular attention to females and private
diseases. He converses in Eng1ish, French, Ger
man, Spanish and italian languages. His dipo-
mas from the most celebrated university OF Europe
h. ng in his offic Penn. avenue, 5p2, near Sd
street. Office nOurs, to II q. M; to 6 p. m.
je7-3u
UERYS-Who has the largest assortment Of
x pattern for StampinsY Whs is the only prsc
tical person that StampsS Who has the largest
number of hands at Embroidery? Who has the
finest stock of EN- broideries Brsids. &C.. AID who
is the only person in the District that does Plutine
VPRINCE, 3e1 P sTREET,a
where ladies select from IS tt choice patterns
for any kind of work. and where they can get ANY
PATTERN stamped. Waving stamped for 80 0n
ladies is proof that he knows his business Lad ies
who do not want their goods spoiled, bnt STAN ped
II should be- go to the only person in the city
Who does good work.
FLUTINGl FLUTINGl PLUTINGi
The only mnrhias in town now in operation.
Flntinx done good as in new York or elsewhere.
my Q-tf @3s1 street. opposite Patent Office
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NJ e TH.
itl LOOMS, n. D the Inventor and PaIente.
Of the MINERAL PLATE TEETa. at >1@
5snds personally at his ofics in this
;ity Many persons wear these IOJYY0
-aetn who cannot wear others. and no
oerson can others Who cannot wear these.
Persons calling at my Office can be sccomm edstsd
si.h any style and price Of Teeth they may desire.
put those who are particular and wish the
ilssn-st, strongest and mest perfect denture that
.rt CAD produce, the MINERAL PLATE will be
mere fully war; nted
Eocms n this city-No 33s Pennsy vsnia avsnu.
oetvsen 9Th and 10th streets Also. 9e1 Arch st.,
Philadelphia. mar4-ly
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SUMMER RESORTS.
THB WHIT e HOUS Sc,
LOCATED ON
PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
Pat ha Railroad AZ


ATLANTIC CITY.
1s NOW PREPARED TO RECEIVE VISITORS
The Proprietor thankful for past bsra support,
pied ges hmself to spare effort that will coutri
butte to the happiness Of his patrons. and secure
for them the comforts of q home at the sea side
Por infoI nation. address WM. WH1TEHOUsR,
Atlantic City. 1e H2wf
LIMITED STATES HOTEL.
u CAPE ISLAND. N. J,
JOHN WEST AARON MILLER,
PR0PRIBfORS
Beg leave to call the attention OF their friends
and the public to the above magnificent 4 4
Estahlishme which will be open for YE: AZ
June.
Besides spacious Dining Hal and Psrlnrs, il
contains an unusual number of large and we'll
ventilated Bed Rooms, all hsndso mely fu rnshed
with new furniture throu ghout.
The Proprietors of this Establishment Will spar 70
no care or expense to meet the wants Of their
gnests, thereby hoping to share ibsrslly in the
public patronage.
Application for rooms made to the su ubscribers,
by letter to Cape Island, will receive . prompt
reply.
eS-6w WEST MILLER
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AMUSEM ENTS.

ADJUSTMENTS.
CANTERBURY HALL.
12'1o 1S4sF;Esggk7 1SS44ssFF;;EEssggsk47 HALL ,Htt1Rn tsR
LavislA1A AvlnVS.
Ne, Cbvs~ q ssziA Sired, Rssy u Nssssssl 80
A@,spolitaA Hsasls.
". !. .CAlAvAveI-----.....--- Manager.
READY AT LAST,
And viii be produced
TONIGHT
FHH GREAT SENSATION NOVELTY,
BEAU SIOKM AN,
BUsHwHACKERs OF THE POrONACI
The best Local ssn..tio. Dram. ever produced in
Washington. Gotten up an expense of over
$1,000, with
NEW AND ELEGANT LOCAL SCENERY.
FAMILIAR SCENES IN WASHINGTON.
LIFE-LIKE REPRESENTATIONS.
All Of which have been infinitely copied by the
artist frem careful observation, and therefore
accurate copies of Washing gton city and it's sur.
rour dngs, and cannot fail to strike the beholder
ss being exsct counterp parts of the original.
The Costumes have been made similar to those
worn by the parties to be represented. and in some
eases have been, through strategy, procured from
the persons themselves, thereby showing de
termination to render the characters easily Fecog
nized by all, thus making the plot still more ef-
frctive
The Machinery and Appointments are also COM
plete in the minute detail. and everything has
been done which ingenuity and enterprise could
devise. to make this play hat it purports to be-
faithful representation Of Life in the Capital.
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DENTISTRY.

CREAL DISCOVERY IN DENTISTRY.
Tstth ExTfdcf<d lcfthom Ppm with the MukTits of
OxyxeH.
would advise ali persons having teeth tn sx
Gract to call ~ DR.. LEWIES OH oe,
md have them taken out BY this ne.
and harmless process. Alao call Aud'SlJyYYYY
examine the bector's new and i'm
proved method of Inserting Artificial Teeth Il
Tou opce s~r the great Improvement in his teeth
r"u will nave them in other style than this new
and ysnahls one No. 242. Ps avenue. between
7tb and 18th streets.
novla s. r LEWIE, N D, Dentit
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THE ENTIRE MAMMOTH TROUPE
IMAM
IMMENSE BILL OF NOVELTIES
SPECIAL NOTICE.

Extensive Preparations are in Progress for the
coming Fourth of July, when Two Splendid Per
formances ~ i'll be giyen-Afternoon at z and Night
q g. A Grand Display of Fireworks viii take place
in Front of the n al in the Evening.
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= DEALERlIN
TlRAOll CIl q Q. +.

400 OH at aboye pa iNssst side, Washington.
7fhe attention of suffers and pnrchnssrs gehefai-
~ is called to his stock. (which wili De found %
line of bnsiness He vould take this occasion 70
feturn his III spks to the Washin gtsn puhe for the
patronage heretofore extendeS 70 nam. ae ~ lm'
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GCAYENGERs NOTIGE--The reside snts of the
- 9th Ward are requested To leave their orders At
Williams Grocery Store, on Blsgden's Wharf. at
prac;"ci etat;on I.onss = N "rierss sttended to
promptly satt rai slsiif DENNIS NALLf.
ie 21-3tf a-..t p t22# .sE E&TTs .'+
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NEW YORK HERALD, SATURDAY,
= t.s Z
SALES AT AUCTION.

SALES AT AUG ZION. ,.,,~>
= HFRxANA IN .uor,osRras =, = SELL ON
-. Mo~aav Nay at II o'clock the entire stoc ii near
tures of the nye and Tpware StuIe ~ Lewis str .ror
stanton street w ga large lot Of COOKING Anu NJ
Stoves Ranges ana fu,naee., so large TO- cnee urns
Pans. Ename led iron Ware and MI ohet eoo's aoss
and Fixtures Pipes. &c. contained IN s~u soe'
Sale positive.
& ~ BoGART AUCTIoNEERs-WTLL SELL ON
y. Monday May y at ~ O'clock a. the aYc"n rooms
Aorth iam genteel Household Farniturr-
Rose o,d IA, M rose Cottage Suits Mrrnrs ma
o any ami black walnut marble top Dressing BUREAUS,
rble ION Washsauds Easy and Reception q airs hed
eaas HAIR Mattresses. Velvet and Brussels Carpets one
ma Pianoor,e Also light leather ton Buggy
wagon one black and Bakers Wagon and Harness,
40 Also Bar C0untars. Lumuer DC
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sELDNER, AL cTIONEER-S. ". sELDNER WILL
IL. sol Ali. day AZ ioH ocock at tie store s New Cana
ar,et Bowery. lar~e lot Ladies' SILK and
Dresses Geneen's Clothing Mininer Try Goods IL Rub
ter nd other Combs Ladies' Sk,rss aud Partars Dies
IA atd Shoes.
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II ENRY D. MINER. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., 81
III Nassau srect opposite Pos osce.-MiNER So
MEkvILLE will sell aucicn SATURDAY.. May at "
O'Clock In Of their ~ Nsssru
IL hands bish, old tro m2 As perfectly sound
kind In al also top Buggy nne order
nade b. city mrksr also set OF Harness. made by CITY
vusk
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rEoRRIs WILKINS. AUCTYuNEER.


ngoRRIs WILKINS. AucrroSEER.
suee rsl .ns
d r.;s s.'1ss EN- NfsS
.os Mo- on ws mel .e !" near s a.
al as In ps a %
Pies a 'os
srs s Ssss Ia' . s'"' SAM Music hss
i as I; with .s
Ssher: ape Rsps ana Lace cuissr very rssiy carvsa
s oasy fSs ,S ss:
sa IN ss Es;s % "a
ses in.id Issss hss Ssc9i and m.nossny
d suit ,r ss o % ss .n.. So .ss
Srn ssscs sns pss ,ss snS sole g.. painted
S a ,' es Win r- Tss' ' AID X ss e Oh
s ss. "a. Is ,slsplss s. @ a,. '''''
sIrnnE aEsb ssnS a,5s M G,osSs :, p.r,,
@.iet s,s sH slss sioa.s Syars x,.siss
ssne sonse Figure. oroaps Gard seDslssrs Goope'.
a s%sss Fl s' so sefe s.r ro sass. Az.
r, Tue s.rS a. @ 3 On sssson on Sans's I'm
80 : - !. i: LUDLOW a CO. No IN. ..t,.,
ZOE :, .s,,, =. tS Is,
ss' !: s .. s.
y rARxEa A,tctrsStsp, VIII srLr, rms
H. da, - clock, ~ ~ '.nai stTset uaty asAt g.
PsrIor AMI Cot a,s 20. sofa T. Ia unsosr. Ia ~
Yabes washstandv vsrL robes, Gas Chan tiarr 60 "
sans Ice Boxes. s.sJ Eteryth,ns 1ns'ou ,sseepihs
s. VAN wrSKLE, AuoMoXrkev
- HousiuoE H,f fpUnssiiic RE sss
/. VAN WINKI,E wINrNS will sell on MONDAY, May
nj 10Y o'clock At tue residence, 20 West fnrty egh. street
all The Furniture coutained in said 4ouse con sng o
ra TcswsS sre aa cs,.s sSi ss 81. Ne
n the 9Th I'm instant C~tsiogwS now Ioady nj on
otice iy7 Broadway. u
6 RoprNsox. .ACcrioSEgR-.uoBot ax AND gup
~ O'Clock r. n. on NJ pfnn sas 90 hts Hessc an
Lots Of The IA helw--n Nss, hn'oa IA an
linton Hi. Hudson ocapy. EeA Jerssf sanNa z. y Ira
merry Of Aston rivckirE sMr CITY y N.s
fork ana one OF u,s nearest points sac ~ iso vef
6csutfu se gentleman dome 0os 70 In vew Vcri
Also ~ beautiful Baiidns LoA oA ths cpw OF zoe ai q
SAalNAkAsV1
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MISCELLANEOUS.

A GREAT CHANCE FOR YOUNG MEN.
IA SURE WAY TO OBTAIN A SITUATIONS;
BY ONE WHO HAS TRIED TT
Together with valuable information young In bust
which will be TO address receipt Of kftv
cents Don't torget the addressH W. Thorp, box STA
New York Post o
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Rrevs,er 4 q, haa been uscd but Mort tine. Can
Ss psidons ,sAsss,ss West TxsnuIsarh ssress
Ism e0vQ,
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HEsRy D. MINER. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 81
IL Nassau street. opposite the Post ohice.-AINER h
90MkRviLLk viii sell ut auction SATURDAY., May u az
I0h ock at their saes'oom 81 street
Household Furniture. all of which made
Roux Huchngs stoney OF broadway. the property OF
gentleman declining housed ping and removed
nience Of sale cons sting OF elegant Enfsh Velvet MEDIA
ki0u and Brussels Carpets: carved Suits Grim
Bon and brocatc do in crimson and carved
kagre Dresden CHINA Vases Man ei orns
&c. viy:-Oak marble Burets do. Extsu.
hcn Table. do Chairs in green ieser rosewood and
hoSany Bedseais Bureaus and Chairs Sofas Wardfobes
bookcase, &C enameiled marble TOP Cottage SUITS best
urIed HAIR Mattresses Feather Beds Bo and Phi.
lows Three and ingram Orloth Stair Rods
ne Blankets heavy Reps and Lace Curtains and
Guitar.
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no OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES UNDERsIGNED WILL
ron oi,cc svtie, nnN "Wednesday May w. for the
Masonry VI - or 80 niles oil the LchNnon
branc said road Prones and specicA,tons
ri the compauys ohoe on and after
NAV 10 The company the rtht rsec my or all
S1-s OKoRGE MACLEoD Engineer
no OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES SEALED PRoro-
sas each endorsed with the name OF the re 500 mak
Inc the SANE The date pcsenAtsn and the ttn OF the
wors TO wn ea,es WI "a rseeeg .rns TI
OF the oilow ug street mpvcvemens 10 VIII .,.n,s "A
Sewer In Fifty second aiest from sevsnn rvcso
vest side of Brosd~sys sever 10 M,nes avn av,n"s
Beecker 20 Minetta ane; sewer N sAn
nom tiSt ninth to aud through sss, from
Mndson 2 near Henry street and sswrr w &
IN sycs.s =, llsh street, Frs. svsnne I'M .,
o, h and e,h ssrccss; slsc fer ~ N s,x
avenue on the eaAtery sie, from Forty srvenin 70
seventh street, and ao for crosswsks IN frst sVene,
frpm Fidythrd IN ktvvnrst street. and or rnp Nock
pave,nent IN fuvsisnA stree, from secosd 20 Third
sc yscns ssa slssks 70. The prsposase be obtained
On appreciation " We Consraet cerk At thu ,Hce. ~
IHos. eTEPIFkg C,otcr
koBG T. CAFE.0u tAarsduc
\ oyues Qsssss Aasss'ss pssSS :ssssn is ). ,as1 A
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ASVROLO0Ys
A b. MAuRIoE. GREAT AND REAL AsrRoLooBa
a. III s ss sSSS and" ss. ne :. : s ssss
Eo, Ari is asa.cs you can c0nhds
Mn II. a vs. RI: ne s .S' Il snsw Ss
he 70" as %'s r. S ss $ ., S:
TEL. the v s day yS w marry
ss:' sorsis.: All ssq siIi have good
those AZ ds,ancs can q. outlines Of their whole IN:
3 sS. sfr ro ss' o sSs Once ~ .os.r s:I
MsS,s Al nous' until In the evening Ladies Sooen''
slosIsHISo. nkAnAM MORROW. SEVENTH
"A dsa.s,er 9Th -, ss.nral CT. Of i..esishS tea; no.
IL IN = isli ops.... he. sass found:
ew No % % ss.a ss .ea .ps
admitted
yDs SHsF oss
a. s sst: :' ss a''''' and
III ss: .:. .s s. fo =. an e .ossp
s rs ss, e.: : r. IN s az s mhss
.sss AS ,caa,,snp ma.s. =,
az s,;knsss The les part, All ale q ,hs
s%sna sSss E.r he scds .a.s'sa, ssss s..s.
s9s msanss se ess, nsne % zoe SICK pessons
aS s . s a ..rs. ssss
RussEssYs. Asp p. Mrp,c. CA, syoaAsr MAD
tween Twentyird and Twenty fourth strcct aide
gcrucucn aot admitted.
CAUTION -HAvE Ytyg BEEN DECEIVED BY FALSE
.soS She s@ S cc o. e K Of iss S
aud ss sase@sn s' s. fa o
BIZ Is IS. ssss . s
s sss ,ps: . cs.
cents; gensh,men. ~ cents.
NIADAEE wALrRR TItE WORLD RENOWNED
M 10 Teller and Independent Ciairvo taken
st No. Cr~ene street Of Canal. I've
nsht she wa reveal the mysteries pest
future vh such acruracy thas VIII as,enish
up oeiicvers
MADAME ROsA-aREAT NATURAL CLArRvOY ANT
/ MI Spirit yisionis. reveals whole Mfe past
nycseut amt disease
vmssey cures Third avenue nsas Forty third
| stree. Generalization u.
/ ~ B-vUe gAs NOT HkARD or rHR CELErRA
1 N ted Madam. BREWSTER, No t1 SiIth aven a. COT
nsr Of Twenty sevenh street where sire be c,nsutsd
~ nApA - - Us. 0al0A
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T1oR sALE.-wILL BE SOLD TO-DAY. THE 9TH
II inst. at IL M BY SOMERkILLE n MINER, auction
ppose the Post without
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IN COTTON, AuCrroNEER-ExTRA LARGE SALE

'LHuRECLOSURE SALE-BY JAMES NJ MILLER, AUG.
II tioreer Tuesday May TO- 1861 al u O'Clock at
Ill Broadway.--Four full Lots 18th street, betw
Fourth and Fifth south side, 2aJ feet u
Fourth avenue
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! UCTION sALE-BY ". A. CARTER-HuTEL FUR
ia nurc Bar, Oyster Counters, Oys,er Range &c On
monday. 9th of May IL O'Clock at Franklin House,
College place. beds Bedstead Chairs Crockery
ware, Carpets Olcioh, Stoves. Also Bar Furniture Kit.
chen Cooking Utensils, &c. .E. -e-1 II
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WALLAcxs -sAruRDAY '1'~'~>~-'~~~>'--
ma. a. open =. nall p seven O'Clock Overture sc
oss iisG '''''
kssIh sof 49, n .ns sHsroqt
~. S sssHsa n s rAss MasA NJ rss
IomS sEsios. Miss sAkEkfT M. LIZ "s s2u. A.. 81
mosDA Az \ he prod ced win ss.nata
r,...., aosr hh TALE scr, o. M ,.s
Wsa"s.d. yf IoSoos As ssG snNs6K
TIE scv. r ahas a. acooI son SCANDAL.
the wVNDsk will shortly he repss.sd
NEW BowERY rHBArRE
- S'' rf:1, svkHiao a.y 4 Isl, A'seAA0
srh night Of the great Equessrsnns aud meio sssmss
MISS KATE VANCE
who win appear in her wonasrrai inpsrsonssien Of
With trained .,eea DON Juan
Mn ~ NJ e. /, J1sEs M. kxrE NEWTON. eHoseT
s%AP FAT NAN;
- On Nhw Yoax BxcoxLrR
LOVE AND xyRDxR
BROADWAY THEATRE.
40 Sro1a. .;s.S S5asr q sr'ome street
u ziE;;i rZs HA ESs 1$Sj5Lcss;s.
siN1HSa
~ss sss SS Hs,9s 81 Esf a. AL
p'''''"'eo S q IN sxorHEns
oa Hassss. h astya' Pic. 4
D0''' 'f PERFORMANCE SsSSE IN THE EVENING
LAST NIGHT OFT sHi PIX rss sa"s PROGRAMME
RARsUss AMERICAN MUSEUM.
IMMENSE ATTRACTIONS
IMMENSE ATTRACTIONS
LAST DAY OF CUDJO. Last DAY of GUIDO
LAST DAY or CUDJO. LAST DAY or CuDJo
ILLUMTnATED FOUNTAIN OF RkAL WATER
COLOSSAL GIANTS AND DIHINuTiVk DWARFa
THREE ALBINO CHILDREN.
BEAUTIFUL ApSAkiA
PHYSIOLOGICAL EXAMINATIONS AND CHAR7E
BY PROFESSOR LIVINGSTON.
JAfANESE MaBKlN HOG.
IMMATURE SKATING POND.
THRKE TABLEAUx OF MOVING WAX FIGTRB&-
GkNkkAL TOM THUMBS BRIDAL GROUP.
TWO LIVING PRAIRIE DOCS
THREE FOl POUND EKODk TROUT
IIIE MUSlCALLY Ed q trkD SEAL
MONSTER SERPENi. AND OTHER GUKIOhIrIEA
Adm ssion 70 cents; oh dre unier tex. IS cents.
MONDAY-rho aplendd So io-Comic drama
BELPlIEGOK.
the appearance beautiful accomplisnes
MILE. ERNESrINK
From the Nav York Academy OF Music.
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"A J. +. SMITH, AUCTIONEER, WILL SELL THIS
a.. day at II o'clock al y stnyvessnt place ninth
apepdd fnish $3.50: three Fsror Suits rose
wood and NIL gany Bedroom Suits. Rockers Looking
GLASSES mahogany and maple Chairs Tables and
Ingrain Carpets and everything that belongs
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PROPOSALs.

ITO CoRTRACTCa IS -sEPARATE SEALED PROPO.
sails endorsed with the name Of the person pre-
senn9 the the Of lis presentation and the TIT
u the work u which relates. wi be received a. this
ONCE until z NJ. Friday May n. for tho
OF Trap Block Pavement 10 the following Streets 70
wit In Third Avenue, firm FiJ sixth 70 kikhy sisth
avenues Tv cnty second street, Firth
Sewers TO wit LIN sesentesh street. from Hudson river
and tn.orsA Tenth avenue to Sevenyh IN street. in
Tir~t avenue from Fifty elghih 20 Sixssh stree With
ufanc III ms nt n 20 near Second
IA klcbth avenue betw cen Thirteenth and Fostteentn
also Oliver street, between Chatham square and
Madison street Suffolk street, between
ana peanccJ further information Apply me
cerk ai'iaS oare.
TliDs, s1hfuxNS.
A. W. CKANES. Croton Aqueduct Board.
# kOR1. DAkWA0H .
Ovyrcx s,sorr A. uxpucr DNrA RrxRNr, May 2, 1854
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A TTENTION, COMPANY.
CLARK's Onguent-a powerful stimulant

Zach package warranted to produce full act Whiskers
or Mussches IN SIX weeks the moothest face without
Jury skin person using this Onguent
aud finding il not % represenied by Informing me Of the
fac have their money returned them any time
seated and address receipt II ha
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EoR sALr-Two billiard TABLES; ONE FULL
sie with marble bed 10 good order one three q
TER ron Fable wooden bed They both up Can
be bought heap Apply At 4U7 Grand street.
CT S0 WILL BUY 4 GOOD BILLIARD TABLE OF
person wishing q good aud cheap tab apply at mo
corner OF Concord street aud Hudson avenue, Brookyn
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a uUIloN No1ICK-D D. CAuLKINs AUCTION ERR.
~ PUT hAsrrs OF really first costly Furniture,
ncn French Pier aud Man e Mirrors,
superby carved rosewood fianoforte,
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f,AurIoN.-HAvE Ytsg BEEN DECEIVED By FALSE
~ nrom.s,s or rssd 9TH II -. 70 70 Msdsm ROSS
nusbsni v west 1sniy seventh street, octwsen Sixth
aud seventh AVENUES Ring the basement bell Hou from
y A " Ia II. NJ.
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HORSES. CARRIAGES. &C.

A TROTTING HORSE FOR SALE-HE IS PERFECT.
n y and kind l44 hands, eight years old; hal
never been the hands of horse dealer trainer and
show 240 a road wagon price $500 Also
light shifting top Wagons made y Dusenoury Van pn-
Twenty ninth street near Broadway before H. after
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-05-07

MApAME RAJ is THE HEST CLAIRvOYANT AND
M Asrooe" ~ this city Che tells your very thcushts
Sssen,n averhs twenty seventh street Ladies', rs
cents; gentl ,inen. ~ cents
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-05-07

GENTLEMAN'B TURNOUT FOR SALE-COMPRIs
~ ing new first class top Buggy and Harness, and
superior Horse fast and perfectly sound and gentle Thi
Is rare opportunity for gentleman desiring first
turnout az can be bought At much les than lis value tn
owner not having time to It, Inquire OF w. BRIGGS
1T New York Taersals, Of Forteth and Sixth
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-05-07

CIN0IN0 BIRDS-TWO THOUSAND CANARIKt
= recetved and splendid stock Of Piping Bull
Thrushes Bhckbrds Lark Robin Redhreasts. sarrantsd
Chinese Golden, Silver and English Plea ants; White
Swan, Fancy Gee g. 81 CHAS. REICHE BRO. y
Bird Store 81 Chatham street, opposite Chambers
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-12-22
HOUSE

Mr. Worthington. member from Nevsds. WAS
qualified and took his seat.
Mr.. Mason introduced bill levying duty on
tobacco and its manufacture. which was referred
10 the committee on ways and means
The House took up the pending resolution
calling upon the secretary OF mar 10 commnni
cate what obstacles exist TO general exchange
OF prisoners.
A debate ensued in which the subject Of retail
tory treatment Of rebel prisoners in our hands
discussed
Mr. Schenck said that the committee on mill
tary affairs was gathering Information on the sub
ject OF the barbarous treatment of our prisoners,
and expected 10 report soon.
Finally the House adopted resolution that ii
not incompatible with public interests all com
muncations IN reference TO the exchange OF
prisoners not heretofore published, be communi-
Gated to the House by the secretary of war.
The House then proceeded to the consideration
of the bill TO supply over ninety millions of dol
lars deficiency in the appropriations for the pres
ent hscal year.
On motion OF Mr Anoons il was resolved
that the Committee ot avs aud Means be re
quested 10 inquire into the crpediency OF reduc
inc or suspending the import duties on printing
papers. and be requested 10 report by bill or 9th
erwse at an early day.
On motion Of Mr. Cofroth the Committee on
Military Affairs was instructed TO inquire TO
the expedicncy OF amending the enrolment act
as to allow persons drafted to put in substitutes
at any place where mastering officers sta
toned, aud to credit 10 any part OF the Congress
ional District ia which such person resides At the
time the substitute IS accepted
During the brief discussion on the sppropria.
tons for printing paper for the government bu-
rcau Mr. Rice, Of Massachusetts, said there was
no evidence TO show that paper manufacturers
have considered an advance on the price of pa
per lie had heard il charged hut had never got
AT the fact
Me-. Wsshburne said tina, the duty on paper is
prohibitiye. lie had understood from the best
manufacturers who control the whole matter and
have brought The price up from ~ aud Is to %
aud 26c pound That there had been such an
ADVANCE on paper tho gentleman will not deny.
Mr. Dawes. OF Massachusetts, said this was the
result at tax on raw material
Mr. Washburn resuming, said he knew a case
where one hall OF = paper mill, IN Illinois. was
offered for sale for 81 500 because IL will pay an
interest OF ~ per cent A tar on paper Ia n tar
newspapers ot the country
Mf Merrill asked how high the taiif vas on
paper
Mr. Washburn replied that Il Was high enough
to prevent any paper being imported lo,hought
a vas 30 per cent. payable IN gold
Tn. committee then rose, aud the House pas,
cd the deficiency BIN With very slight alteration,
and adinufnel