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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-26
Town Lois for Sale.

4
THIS UNDERLINED having l,lA d Ito ToTn Lots
i about SIX heres orJhe Fdsihre Fed belonging
- the eataIs Of Dr John E9d, dseeastd, lying be-
(CentrO RhesIinGl, aiIli SeliIhO stins al private
safe, until no sDAY, MAY 9Th. 1851.
On which day 'thISe Lnis remaining 1unSOid wifi
be oIered AZ public AUCTION, on rag PSE4isEs at 10
Sixteen otthess Lots are 80 feet font, by 100 fSet
ID Orp' h. Ten u them arc 50 feet Cf0uf by zOJ Ljst
deep: others are Of dlrisrsnt sizes, GecUrding ~
The streets and ALLEYS havS bt6ni % JudleIausly
arranged as to afford c,nveu snL acehs u the hoit
The Plat Of the addition eau be seon upon nppii.
cation TO the upderstgLej.
Tho attention of eAPft4Iists and Others, seeking
tnSelfmenLs,lss well rs persons Of mOueTA IIslus
desting 'ttes for home, Il asked Or these LOIa ~
The residue Of the fRsture.htld Is also for sale,
eonl aiming a66ut eleven Aees aud Il not pre- Viousy
o9ld VIII DO offered as Puolic auetiob, AZ the same
BbYRHLYAi. ruff, -
apF1a:1s q gTDn5 AxeeuLPr Of JOhn Ruff.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-26

B8 CAPT. WILLIAM WHALING VoYAoa
Ubieh opened last evening At Washington
Hall 4, deserving Of all The complimentary
things that have been said of it. II is
'Ome'hiDg that everybody should see. 1t
'eem' as near the real thing as anything
The meat Of our readers will ever have The
pleasure Of Witnessiug. We advise every
body TO 20 and see the exhibition and lake
tnetE families. INA asli 81 Z =. /,
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2 = 2 2 ? . . 3
S TOP THAT cough /!

fRlBNDI Are yOu aware that 700 arc riskiuR
l. your life BY neElscIing EAaL U.SOHf Mh1t m e
= only COLI, aud u AIll sJOn AT .t,eiI ava,
Soo eohtluus u neglect JOurs.II, the result VII
O 10 sh"r. u 1.e tuAt SOu GtI Oeg.u ssuss
Of ttEhIness HcrOs, ths chest A(t nIOi IIIh a I.
ns pau. hSn tue eOuSd viii GecU.uV dry anu t..at
Hhiah you FAtst wall 10 IhlGk AIu yellow or = hItn
and iFothJ mater, 9fEsS StTSLS4 70 u Gy00i ami
soon Sou viii mud tuat yO nav lssIG ever cold
cnllIA' night sEStts. IlO matter AuI phIpsnl viii
Increase VIII 0IcIt ToSFLtiol ITyOl sIiiI klSct
grave. HIve goa not eIHEs 10 b GL4TBtsdP ana
hoe An1a HhVIn Ihis great OssIt yer Iias ;A.hr si
80 the grave ever SluHe bsgLa IvIU. = sTapLr
eota ~ Lhls had DeSI Attended 10 i'm > All ~ t
nave Doe NotIi but beng ussissISI unier me "a.
IA usIuai tnAEl would wear I.seIf I'd It Iraus
Lungs ekeiuns tLsre BOAAATI \ OF TJaEA b "a
AnotheF And AnOthsr cOII auIeI IutI to ne .LS,
un tnSse LupoIei . besAa . soften and se 4r4tr;
leaving ny thOss ulcsTRIIUnI OAE.r IkI N, "a
AZ ths erisIs tue disease Yer, aIIi Viz to
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-26

IEWAsulSGrox, April 25.-Gen. Burnside
has publish9tl9 uircular, dated bead quar-
ters 9Th ARMY Corps, Annapolis, saying
that this armsSbeibg on the eve ofa move.
ne!t e RPPlisaEI iepi tor faElsqghs BilL he
d II is stated that Burnside has applied for
more time to get more men.
Another report states that these troops
move today
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-26

%THE RIVER was sill falling yester-
day, but so slowly that the decline was
scarcely pereeptible There was nothing
particularly strange or startling going on
about the landing.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-26
New York Money Market.

..s--r HEW YoRE, April 26.
Mouey-E4sy at Z per cent. on callIoap
Sterling Distinguishing at. 1881 for
currency.
Gold-Nore active aud decidedly higher,
opening At 7s3 aud closing quiet and firm
at s3f@s3l.
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= Xannin8tiOn.

,,,uK ExanInAIIOn OF the wheeling Classical
AesIFmy WIn tale place ~ UNION HALL,
T,a,iay and weIneSiAy, the 26lh and = III Instant
S-sfnUiur TushdAy Afternoon a. O'clock. litpFAFS
,sTsSrnSneSs ISlWSSn The FVeitAltulA. TIE pRblio
~, re,preHuiIy invited TO AItOud 81 = y a a-A :
ap4,.I u. W. HAKDISG, Principal,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-26
S-PH-I,-S-

A VEGETABLE REMEDY for the cure Of. ONLY
IA ONE DISEASE tsyphilfSJ. 1t dos mot com
Il perfectly Si6 aud harmless % the most delicate
constitution and may bepaed byipgrsons Of any 6Ee
or sax without change Of Diet or habit Of life, with
KNOWN 10 RAIL 3 EotdIeTs dlsebarE ~ jnet1ra-
BILE are cured daily! Send for Circular. Task for
''Dr. Crooks Spills Remedy" Phce, So per bot
tie. Sold BY tn. LOGAN co..
and LOGAN, LIST I CO.,
MI cow wheeling, W, Va
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ALIENS LUNG BAL All

WILL BREAK UP EVEN IHEMOsr uARRsslS;;
CJU0u
IN A FEW HOURS TIME,
u IL u Only pvrseVered 10 UhI WuaIi. an, rntns
Of En"usy COMPARED with health
UsE THIS ALLPUWERPUL BUT HARMLESS
kbhkDY IN rlMAl
Call Upon Ihe Az ents and get n PANE
phIoG,
And read the treaties upOH Consumption (UhIsh il
worth more alone tIIGu the pric OF NE I.yilsl
An1 rec tue Certificates VI LAS truly rSmA!.4UiS
cures IAde IN 0ur eitSi eAsSs EnAt eSasiI.Ttd
YOr sAlo by the prOpretors,
j. n. AARRIs a. co.
To whom address ali orlera. NN'O'
GOLD D. aedi line dealers generally. WLelrSaIa
by LAU8HLtN's = BUsuFIsLD, r.. DOCKISJ A.
U 9vUD %. LOGAN, LIsT % n n LIN;SS
=, W., hsED KRAFT. MLeslIuE, Va, anu b. ali
EhAp1ISh DTuSSists. EuTIt 21dST
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-26

%PrtrP AorAsrs of superior quality
No advance in price, at W.P, Mekslvsy's
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AnT, on coupon aud regtsteGel bonds OF $50 AID
oyer, and AAHgALsT on bonds Of the den0ullpAtiOns
Aubsertbt"g parties! are requested 70 pay the
lAeeued Interest from tue FIRST OF March the day
OF subscription, In COIN Oh In CuRREScI ApplNs IlFTr
PEA cEHf PAKHIUAL. r., -,Igs ~ IA - Z. 80,
The Interest on this LnAn 4 payable on the DIST
dAya OF March aud septeuubef, AZ, each year. The
Sentannun coupons are payable At those dates, and
the annual cohP0dS on ihS'5 Ind 100 dollar bonds
are payable on Ihe drst Of Ma. ch.
These 10 4Ts cannot IS taxed by states, Cities,
ToGnsI or Counties, and tho 9OYeruniett TAX on
inemis only ohs-Shd aHlf per at. on the amount
Of income, when the ineOms Of tlA holder x < cd
Six Hundred DOllArs per Anhbh ali other invest.
nlenls, such as Income trOm Mortgages, Hail RoSd
Stock and Bonds etc., muB tpay fr0m three 70 iye
per cent. tax on tho inoone,
Wheeling, ". Va, GPrls, 1854, spii IN
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-26

GUN UMBBELLAS,, PATasols, tSHp shades and
- Rain Umbrellas!S3 Ono hundred OF diheTept
styles received at the Variety store OF
80 =a.rsEa sieT ~ il5ssz DgElOOLLfk BROAas =
aprl2 .NfiHF lug Main street.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-26

1 -4aAbasFori4Sale.,g vas .Its
ONENEw MISUNDERSTANDING CLEAN.
" ing MSehine, RalstOu's patont, ak horse pow.
or, with LFnck. Enquire ois5la saias stl4- 49, a.
"a ytai isR.0.aTLDRBTH BROyn
mr24 - szr.se3 Main sire. [.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-26

III BosWELL MooRl.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-03

The funeral will take place from No n North Seventh street
Brookiyn L. d., on Tuesday, May g. at o'clock p
Frisads and members Of the 47th Regiment respectfully
invited.
DEMAREST-On Sunday May I. Emma Demarest younges
daughter OF James b. and Laura T. Demarest Of membra
nous Group aged years and months. -
The friends OF the family respectfully Invited 70 attend the
funeral Tuesday May g. at o'clock from No. 26o Eighth
DOWKER-At Fordham Westchester County Monday
morning. May Dora, the beloved wife of Edward Pillow
DowkeT. aged 81 years and months.
Her friends and relatives respectfully invited to attend the
funeral at 81. Jamess Church. Fordhan, at O'Clock
this day Tuesday Sd inst.
HANSON-At Hoboken n. J., OH Monday. May 2, Mrs Abby
Hanson. native o. Maryland szed 70 years.
Her friends and acqusnances respectfully invited TO at
tend her funeral services At ST. Paus Church. New ok at
O'Clock "Wednesday afternoon without further invita-
ton Carriages will De in waiting the Church, to convey
friends TO the interment al Greenwood.
MATTHEWS 80 On Sunday, May I, at u o'clock P. m,
Theodore Matthews Of w. s. and Arabela Matthews
aged years and months.
The funeral will take place from No 37 Third avenue, this
(ruesday) afternoon at o'clock.
SLY-At Newburgh Sunday, May Mrs. Catharine Sly,
in the I'D year Of her age.
Friend. aud acqusnances invited attend her funeral
Tuesday az o'clock M, from her late residence, no.
IS High street Newburgh
Richmond and Memphis papers please copy.
WILLIAMSON Sunday, May J. efler short Illness, Mr..
r.. ID. Williams. in the 18th year Of his age.
The relatives friends and acquantances OF the family are
respecny invited attend the funeral services on Tues
day At O'Clock from his late residence. no. no
West Fortythird street. without further nvtatlon The
remains viii be taken TO Baltimore for inteTment
Philadelphia Baltimore and Hartford papers please copy
WESrON-At Sing Sing, n T.. on Sunday, May l. 1000
Erama infant dsughe Of Theodore and the late safah =
Weston.
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DIE ID,

ARROsMITH-0n Sunday. May /, VIM. g. Auosmh, con
or Brni r. Auo,mith aged q years and days
Tn. friends of the family respectfully invited to attend his
fner. on Tuesday afternoon tho 81 inst, at o'clock from
tLc Baptist Church Fifteenth street near Third avenue,
brooklyn without further invitation
AIJCHINCLOss 90 On Sunday May !, OF scarlet fever,
Edwin Chiffon Auchncoss, aged ID years aud months
only child Of John a. and Georsilna Anchincloss
Tb elAtiyes and friends Of the family invited to attend
the funeral ut ST. 1homs.s Church. Tuesday afternoon
Al 2 o'clock without further invitation.
BIssELI--At Norwals, Conn, Sunday, May |, Fanny
W wife of the Rev 5. Is. - Bise and daughter OF the
M Rensselaer, Haven, OF Newly in the 43d year OF her
81, .
m. funeral on Wednesday the 4h inst At o'clock at the
Fir, satona Church in Norwak without further
notice.
CARR-In Wil'iamsburgh, Sunday. May l. Sergt William
A. Can son OF James and Mary Carr aged 20 years of l7Jd
Rosnent (ith Metropolitan N. Y Volunteers VI Disease
contrsc led W lhe seryics VI Ls country,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-03
BROOKLYN ITEMS.

BROOKLYN COMMON COUNCIL.-The Board
held regular meeting last night Aid Wallace in the
chair The MayOr sent in several communications in
relation 70 different matters The first calls attention
to complaints made of dirt being placed on Flabnsh
avenue in order 10 make drives for fast horses. Tie
second calls attention the dapdated and scandaous
condition Of Washington Park, and complains that
Notwithstanding his recommendation nothing has been
done toward remedyiug improving II. The fences
need repairing the pathways trimming, the shrubbery
and trees caring for and the lamps replacing and light
ing. lie recommends that provision should also be
made for the proper guarding of the Park and
the closing Of the gates AT proper hour OF The night
The third communication calls attention 10 the fact that
the time for granting licenses TO the various railroad
companies has arrived and that fee has been fixed
for the Of the Grand street Railroad. The fourth
calls attention TO the condition of the City Hail Park
and asks an appropriation 10 make necessary altera-
lions and Improvements. In relation TO the iirst com
municrton resolution adopted prohibiting dirt
from being scattered Elabush avenue In regard to
the second the subject was referred 60 Committee TO
report at the next meeting. As regards the third O
resolution adopted directing the Corporation Coun
sci to commence proceedings against the Grand
street Railroad Company for the license fec
due the city, As 10 tire fourth, an appropriation OF
5000 was authorized 10 make necessary Improvements
The bills for furnishing the City Hall and other pubic
institutions with RidgewOOd water Tor the p4sl SIX
yaars were presented Tho total sum amounts To -
iOOgO. The City Lampghtcrs presented acommuni.
cation asking increase from cents per lamp 10
cents Der lamp which referred 10 the FIRE Depart
ment Committee for report. The annual statement OF
the Nassau ator Department for the year ending April
30 1853 presented showing thai the EXPENDITURES
amounted TO total Of enc 100 20. After some further
routine business the Board adjourned for one week.
BROOKLYN CITY COURT.-Ihe Calendar 1or
Nav embraces 20 causes, Of which the following mum
hers win be called to-day Nos q o. 90 a. % u, 81,
80, a. sc, 81. -, A. II, ~, ~, 45 40, IL, ~.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-03
MARINE ID.

pAxTER-AUsTfN-At Highland. MINI, on "Wednesday,
March 80 Major william :. Baxter to Mis- Nellie Austin
BAXTER-GOSs-At Highland, MINI, Wednesday,
March 30, Mr. Chales a. Baxter to Miss Emma dosA
MARTIN SINCLAiR-ln New-York, Friday, April %,
by lie Rev g. Campbell Mr. James 5. Martin TO Mr Isa
bella Sinclair both Of this city.
PEIRsON-LAwToN-At Zion Church in th. city, on
v"dnesdey April t. By the RI sh Rev Horato Soutbga
ID D. John II Peirson to Eleanor +. Lawton. youngest
daughter Of The late Abner Lawton.
VARDFLL-DAYrON-On Sunday, April ~, at Summer
6sd 81 r. Church. brooklyn, by the Rev. L. 5. Weed Pas.
Tor John H. Warle OF Long Branch, n. j., - Clara X
Dsvtou of EroUklyn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-03

THE HIPPoTnEATROY.-Thc varied and effect
i've performances OF spaldng Rogerss circus at this
Mace Of entertainment attract numerous audiences
every evening Several new performers appear this
week among them three four ladies Of superior
nnnesfrnn hklll
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-03
IAdvertiseincnt.

Messrs. ]. f.. flion IL Co. have just pub.
lishcd new edition of NcighbOr lakewood" an early
novel by Mr. j. r. Trowbrdge and in the matter Of n
dialect Of the most characteristic OF the many New
England tales His Cudo's Cave has been reprinted
in England, anticipated it would be- and is wei
spoken Of there for its dramatic power and descriptive
talent.-( Round Table.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-03

CONGREGATIONAL CHURCHES oP THE NORTH
WEsr-TLe Triennial Convention Of the Congregn-
tional Churches of the Northwest rcasscmblcd at
Chicago on tho 2sth ult the Hon Jacob Butler OF Iowa
in the Chair a resolution THAT We recommend to all
the churches in the Northwest TO observe the evening
Of the fourth Sunday In each month In prayer for the
baptism OF the Holy Ghost upon the country at large
but especially upon the army was passed unanimously
The location for students the consolidation of several
North Western sectarian newspapers into one. 10 be
pubished at Chicago discussed, and the subjects
hid on the table and after ynrOus other business ti'
Convention ndourucd sine die. with prayer. IN tle
evening tie Rev Dr.. Sturievani, President OF LIMOS
College jacksonville delivered o lecture before the
delegates To the Iriennal Convention, and Others AZ
Tie Methodist Church block. The state OF Englsh ce
y toward the United States formed the subject oi TIE
discourse The Doctors conclusions were that there
Was a hitter feeling against the North throughout Eng
lnnd-those who sympathzed with as were lew ana IN
Influential: larger class were lsed Ia hate US D! the
press the vast majority though ucy wish Tor no WaT
favor dissolution OF tie Union. lie attributed lhe
almost universal hostility Of the people To ther loyalty
10 their own government, 80 vitality different from our
own The aIi-tOcTacy were our enemies because ti,!
feared the triumph Of free government Wouid Dc heF
10 cause revolution in their land The middle classes
were our enemies because OF their loyalty TO the queen
and 10 tie established government ana The peasants
were ignorant and poserless.
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Thi- pn, mud E,cning.

Ior ioeaf Of and ffr ~ coHurHcemcnf zee 0dtG
fiscperfs in other columns n ms PlPer.
WAILICK's THHATEH Love Chase.
NIBtos GARDES-Ihe Connie S0osih'
WIsTER GARDEA-Hamlct. . .
OLYMPIC THEtTgR-liandsone Husband-boyalinA
BROADWAY 1nEATLR-simnOns, the EscGniOtcuI'
BAHsUs s-POup Of CudJo's Cave, Sc
NATIONAL ACADEMY OF DRsGS-N orks Of Art.
IlIpPDTHEATROs-Eqlesi Performances
HOPE CHAPKL-Namm0'h Stcrcoscopticon
CooPER lssTITUrE-Magic-Th Davenport Brothers
He'll Ems WondeLluI IeI0Lmances. No. 30 DIOadNey.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-03

REMEMBEA-The individual who was told by
a!iriea bag that his hat sleepy it evidently in
want OF nap, not Of KNOBS patrons. Ksoxs fab.
cs, as light anaeegnt they appear exceedingly dua
bic and as rs they only laid aside when the style
changes. If you handsome HAT you caa obtain
! KSQXS, NJ 2l2 Broadway. corner Of Fu.opst.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-03

WINTER GARDEs.-Mr. Edwin Booth com
nences tonight series Of ShaEespearean representa-
tons at this theater. His engagement Is for only eleven
nights and is also his last in New York for tie present
season. lie first appears Hamlet his personation OF
which is unquesiionably the most popular upon the
II
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-03
Ihdyertisement.

BEWARE OF MOTHS AND MHLERs.-Cedar
Camphor, 70 Cedar Il Cedar Cainphor is reliable,
is cheaper and is agreeable. and lasts longer than
Woolens Furs &c from injury destruction by
moths Harris & Chapman, sole Facturers, Boston.
Druggists have it,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-03
Bnsincss Notices.

389.-FowLER & WELLS have removed the
chronological Cabinet to No Sss Broadway near Walker st.
The MAI No. Physiological Journal new ready Ne 49,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-03
An IyroIERABLE NUIsAscE.-On Broadway

An ISTOLERABLE NUISASCE.-On Broadway,
BROOKLYN, about one and three-eighths miles from the
ferry there has existed for years most nOlerabe nui
sance which appears to be this year offensive
than ever We allude to the large space Of vacant
ground living abreast Of the Union Skating Pond.
These lots are or were formerly at high tide covered
with water but are now eft bare at the ebb. and are
then mass Of black mud q1te deep aud composed Of
sewerage. either brought Up with the tide from tie
docks and creek or from the washings Of the streets
and The warm Sprng sun, acting on the enor-
nous mass Of vegetable AID animal matter (or it is
several acres in EXTENT, creates the most horrible
stencil imaginable. The residents of the Sixteenth,
Eighteenth. and Nineteenth Wards have endured this
nuisance in the hope Of improvement till patience has
ceased to be virtue. They now demand its abate-
ment That section Of Broadway is uhlighted though
Astounding in dangerous pitfalls. bogs, and siagnant
ponds, on each side and though property u.,roying
all around the Of thee pestiloHtal lots qu
city allowed to profit by The general appreciation of
real estate growing out Of these improvements without
themselves contributing in TIE slightest degree toward
them On the contrary by maintaining nuisance they
retard improvements in the vicinity The whole neigh.
borhood is apparently avoided. Few buildings exist
very near It, and it is drawback the prosperity Of
the city and probably the mof dangerous and disgust
ING spot within its limits. Jut beyond it, in Williams
burgh is thiokly settled disct to which it must be
source Of disease and in The case OF infants suffering
from Summer complaints, teetng, and childrens dis
eases Of death itself WhatOer the cost the nuisance
should be forthwith abated by the Board OF Health
Much COMPLAINT has been recently made and the public
authorities blamed. 1t is igraceful to the CITY Of
Brooklyn that So foul plagoe spot should nave Deeh
suffered 10 exist for many years on one OF It's leading
thorOughfares. or even within its limits.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-03
MoRroy's GOLD PENS are now sold at the

prices before the of the this i.
entirely owing to the Manufacturers Improvements in ma
cinery his pe,enlarse Retail Business and Cash in Advance
System for until he commenced advertising his business was
done on Credit and strictly vnh the Trade.
The Morton Gold Pens the only sold old prices
the makers Of all other gold pns charge the Premium tho
Gold Government Tar &c but Morton has changed
his prices. Wholesale or Retail
ofhe great numbers sent by mail to all parts of tho world
during the past few years no. ahousand has failed to
reach it, destination in safety; showing that the Morton Gold
Pen be obtained BY any in every part Of the world
OF the same price, postage only excepted
Reader you have enduring aways ready and reliable
Gold Pen exactly adapted to your band and style OF writing
which will do your writing vast cheapel than Steel Pens aud
the present almos, universal Pressure Price Of every
thing you have Morton Geld Psa cheaper in proportion
to the labor spent upon and uslsa use than any other
Cold Pen in the World If yea oDe tho pen is
Msher than the Sword" IT. aao,her Column
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-03

Nos 800 AND 292 BowERY-The cheapest
cash CLOTHING WAREHOUSES in the city Oyercoats, e.
10 ESQ., Business Coats g. 10 els; Pants, 50 TO -.
! GEO. A. HUSIER & Co.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-03

lAdyertisement
JEFFgRS No. 573 Broadway. and
Childrens BooTs SLIPPERs, BUCKLES, Bows, &c.
Also GENIE SUFFERS. JEFTKIis, 5iJ broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-03
NIGHTS OF PAINFUL WATCHING WITH Poor,

sick, crying children, be avoided by the Of Mas.
WissLows SOOTHING SYRUP 1t relieves the little sufferer
from pain cures vindolc the stomach aud bowels
oorreet' aedty sG during the process Of eething it Ia in
valuable Perfectly safe in oil cases. millions OF mothers
testify.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-03
ORGANIZATION OF TIE JERSEY CITY COMMON

ORGANIZATION OF TIE JERSEY CITY COMMON
COUNCIL PPOINTMgSTs- Jersey City Common
Council met last night AND organized by reelecting
Alderman Vim. Clarke President, and George CASSIDY
City Clerk. The following named gentlemen were then
elected TO fill various offices:
City Marshal Nathaniel E'fs; Corporation Attorney Rich
ard D. Mcclellan; City Ire reI, 'eter d. Nfoom Collector
Of City Revenue, John b. Esgh; Controller j. b. Harden
berghi Street CoDmssoner JOIN D. Nolan Overseer OF
Poor VIM. Whitley City Wegler and MeesureI, Joseph
McManus; Seaer Of Weights aud Measures. VIM. IL Smith
Superintendent Of Ferries and Whayes Joseph H. Rommes
Inspector and Measurer of Lumber Peter Gordon City
Members Of the Hoard Of f3ncSoa David Gould John
H. Lyon, Thos Lracy christopher d. Mills Francis Rob
inson, and Andrew Clancy IT,
Aid Patrick Jordon was temprarilyappointed.t act
as Chief OF Police until election takes place to fill the
vacancy occasoned by the deah Of Chief Of Police
Rely; An unsuccessful attempt made TO elect a
CITY Printer. John II. Lyon Of The Daily Standard and
Wm Dawson Of The Chronicle ware nominated and ak
ballots were had resulting In tic on the last aud fur
Their baloting was dispensed with.
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Culinary.

| boston Monday Maya 1851
! BENJAMIN II. MoultOn, for many years the
shipnews editor Of The Boston Courier died last night
after a brief illness. OF TYPHOID fever.
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Public Speakers, Military Officers, and Sing
Browns BRONCHIAL TRooHEs freely for reisv'
ing Cough Irritation OF the Throat, and giving power and
aeribty to the voice; containing dees,ous drug to
prevent their free use II requisite