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The Portland daily press., 1864-06-15
To BuiIders.

NOR sale low the Sand on tho lot corner OF Msa-
Il ument and Sumner streets.
Apply to JOHN w CHASE
June IL. 1854 junel5aims
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Ey-Ityou .reIn want of any kind Of PRINTING
call at the Daily Press Once. II
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Notice Extra.
HOOP SKIRTS e. OORSETS.
The best and cheapest assortment In Portland at
A N ID l. r S O Ms
HOOPSKIRT AND CORSET DEPOT.
Under Mechanics Hall.
Special agent for the sale Of the celebrated Sawed
Skirts. made BY the Belle Monte Skirt Company Of
Boston and New York. ~
~ Hoop Skirts and Corsets made to order.
- n june2dtf
Opening of Summer Bonnets.
MRS. A. COLBY will, on Thursday, June 2, open
a choice selection of
Summer Bonnets. Caps, Head-dresses, &C.,
To which your attention is respectfully invited.
No. Free street Block.
Portland, June /, 1864. jnldtf
THOMAS g. LORINC, DRUGGIST,
PRACTICAL TRUSS FILTER.
Corner OF Exchange & Federalism.
A perfect at guaranteed. The poor literally con.
sidered. mch2b diff
The Portland daily press., 1864-06-15

Portland Photographic Gallery,
so MIDDLE ST, PORTLAND, Me-,
A. 8. DAVIS, Proprietor,
Portland, May IL, 1864. mayI2d8m
The Portland daily press., 1864-06-15

Carriage facturer,
Preble Str eet, Portland, Ne.
Eg-Carriages and sleighs ON hand and made to
order. junel5dn
1000 BUSHELS prime Southern Yellow
ONJOVDCorn, per sch Sea Floser. now LANDING
and for sale by L. IL BuR6IN.
10 Commercial street
June law
The Portland daily press., 1864-06-15

Sid I'm Batavia April !. sh,p Leventsr. CLIFFORD for
New York.
Al Monteyideo April "a. barque Canada. for West
Indies.
Ar At Aspinwali 10Th ult. barque Hunter. from
New York.
At Remedies ID inst. ship Mountainer. idg. ready
70 sail in days; barques W II WALL Cashier, for
New York, ready; ID q Yeaton. Pote. for do days;
Mary tieptley, Clark. ready to load
At Sagua lst inst. baraas Jas y Brett. Damon. for
New York 10 days.
Ar at st John ID 9th inst. sch fredonia. Roberts,
Bostpp.
The Portland daily press., 1864-06-15

IN fAe Year Oas TAoasand Ei1hf Hsndred ana
Sirfy5four.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-01-19

AMUsEMKNTS. NJ
oADRMY OF MUSIC,
"A GERMAN OPERA
LAST WIT OkE PERFORxAnc0
"WEDNESDAY, JAN 20 Isst
BENEFIT OF MILE CANisEk
TANNHAEUsFR
Grand Opera I'm acts By X. Wagner the foorsn.
east
Nine Johannsen, Nine Frlederis
Mile Canissa, Herr Himmar
Herr Habelmanu, Herr seinscke.
Herr Hermanns Herr
Members OF the Aron 4ocety rave kindly
assist In the choruses
The procession the second act will be Of UNUSUAL sp,u
dor new costumes appointments. TO- increased crcnesra
and chorus
Conductor. ........... GAEL pERGMANN
PRICES Az USUAL
The sale OF tickets will commence Tuesday nooruina
at the Academy of Music, and at Beer schirmers 7M
broadway
season Complimentary Tickets viii no. be admitsse
tonight.
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A TTENTION HOUSEKEEPERS.
~ OVER $1,000 WORTH OF
MAGNIFICENT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE

Every lot to be peremptorily sold
Ths day (Tuesdas) AT ii O'Clock uprising entire first
class house Of superb Paror Dining Room and Sleeping
s1sed but at No. I52 West Twenty street,
west OF Sixth avenue Superb rosewood Pianofore cost
0500 two French Pier Mirrors 0 Of Tapestry
an Insr.in carpets three egant Parlor suits in silk
OF rich Curtains and Shades 10 elegant Centre and Pier
Iables $1,000 worth Of rich Parlor Ornaments and
rosewood Secretary and Bookcase, cost s5 rosewood
edseads Hair and Spring Mattresses marble top
Gne Chamber Suits IN harcloh and reps; Bronze Clocks
DINING ROOM AND HALLS
Rich French China in full sets Bohemian and Crystal
Out GLASS; match throughout Silver Ware Ivory Table
Gsssry Gag Buffet Extension TsbIs 4rmchars csf Desk
togues at house Sale positive rain shine Deposits
!~N"eN =. pN's- HENRY r. WRsTcoTT Auclioneer
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RAILROADS.


I1UDs0N RIVER RAILROAD.-TRA FOR ALBA.
N.Y. Troy, the North and West, Chambcrs street
And 70 aud ss, and 10 % z ~. and SUNDAY.
o2 M from Thirteth street Tickets may be procured
any Of the Offices Of wKsfCOrTs Brprcss In New York
and And baggage checked al the house 10 all points
on the road and 70 SsrasosA Springs
NBW YORK, HARLEM AND ALBANY RAILROAD
IN Increased accommodations. Trains for Albany and
Troy me North and West leave Twenty sixth street depot
sunday trains leave New York for Albany t25 r. NJ,
and Albany for New York ~ 0.15 A NJ,
JOHN BURoHILL Superintendent
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-01-19

A UCTION NOrIcE.-A RARE OPPORTUNITY FOR
nSusSeKsspsfs sna ne SoOn worth OF
q public auction this day Tuesday JAM ~ at o'clock
Eghh west q Fifth consisting Of beautiful
fully carved made to order for the expressly:
wood Etagcres handsome marbl top tables Corner and
Hook Standa superb OF Satin Delane Curtans
acs Gur..ips twenty day bronze Clock fine OH Paint
and satin delane Reception Chairs covered in medallion
seps' oh'ne C IA AND DINING ROOM
Gswood mahogany and black walnut Bureaus Bedsteads
Ashst~ds Sofas Tetea Tees Chairs Rockers covered in
hacicth: Lounges Mirrors Cocks Spring and Hair Mat
S,ack walnut Table twelve Dining Chairs Buffet
ech cat Glassware Ivory Table Cutlery, Chandeliers Hall
e. ROTH Auctioneer.
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SALES Ar AUCTION.
A Ivan @. BAKER 4 CO.. AUCTIONKERs.
"A j. LkvkRlCH TAR0EK, AUCTIONEE Err,
! MA0NIFiCANT

Gs ssEss SG Ag0s ysFi5ssaa
HousshoEb ir'GGEEEEiirURE
isnoto1tss Paintings satsary Sr0saes many rare ana
THIS DAY AT traEunseAx 4o 'SsHsGAKY 10
srs s - sale .i's
Che largest and assortment Household Furninrs
Ac offered suction this season. Sale perempory. caa
N's1'' = 's wv A' DRAWING ROOMS
Drawing Suit. EtaSsres and
sSseon o Sou csas
ssr5ary stereoscope With loo elegant views Antique
Soos poars
;ss 9 L S, KY
sn.os raSis Armeha'rs Sets. Silver
nre Competent persons In attendance to pack and
goye The goods.
A UcyIon NogIoE.-p 2. oAuLKINs AycTIoNEER
osgI{ sSRsSStss RScH FAhEsH rsEh Sk5 ass
-, 49,, !. .., 4a!s II, S$y srSEs51xh JAN: is
svsnHs, sommsneins :. i osooI rain shine
the osd na pSSc .S
on and 70 be sold without reserve. An Examination
VIII !. modern
t. ana Cover hrss ssssns & s
ps T. % sna s
ss s:2 q e rare r.
good Centre aud Side marble top Tables richly carved;
Velvet and Brussels Carpets Sc, &c.
carved sdssosds w..hssnds Sofa Bsds IL line haircoth
pus saosn sanon from - y
a Arm silver ri
Silver Cutl ry Forks Spoons &c with heavy Cut and En-
Grayed Glassware of every description.
Sale with commence precisely ut II O'Clock, everything
En the house must be sold this day.
N. B.-House and Lot for sale. Apply the premises
LBERr G. HAYWOOD, AUCTIONEER.
"A MA SlI HousEaoLD FgRNITuRE
SILVER WARE. GLASSWARE, CUTLERY &c, &C.,
At PUBLIC AUCTION.
THIS DAY (TUESDAYl. JANUARY 10
ct the splendid private resi- 1913 East Tenth street four
doors west OF Broadway sale commencing at IL O'Clock.
Particular attention called to this sale comprising OF
Che largest and richest of Household Furniture
and Works Of Art offered at auction this Also
ELEGANT FIRST GLASS ROSEWOOD PIANOFORTR.
SALE POSITIVE.
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E.un. Arm'eim' Mr. @. CampbeG
c cSassst 3, Guard ne
s. PEASANTS, crda sds mud spe: 81
sf :ss q s:: i 4: 80
wsiia's'' f.'o'i's o' SsH l. ssss .s's q
s.s s. sls ssy: .:.as.
:. s!ossw.y ;as
Doors open Al ees @ C 1s's' ea'aot
NEW BowERY THEATRE
w ss s, FyEss5sa JAN 1854 '
IMMENSE e inHasuEsrnAs spzCrAcLa
MAz2GirrA;
rue WILD Hossh or rAsrARr
Mss rs S T ESsS % w yisaa s:''
''Ae Great Me- HD#fS s "a Ssa psiS'' Actor
aud his wondsr 5Sir pG W:. Carlo and Bruin
MISS KATE FISHER SSzIpfx '''''''' s.zr,,.
II Which csasaeser she viii max. the terrible Assen
rH HsfIf1's an st shs
around tho '' FIRST sani q 81 BOXES
while bound 70 the oA VIII Il the HORSE
speoacle. presented public Of THIS city eosias
On '''A q y Tn hfssiiisss',s APPROPRIATION
"'A' new d RssSs' entitled
!. which NJ. 4s.'s .ss IL ~.... Do.
~. $3.50. ALL THE WORLD STAGE.
-''hRs MRS: ". 9. JONES.
Geo. s IT, e. Ma: k'i e. Gs:. NJ 1.'.
RARNuWs AMERICAN MUSEUM.
Hsa oA
ruv ,,,,,,rr1 TWO Y i lISsI DwAEEnSs !, os..-
,ss5S Ss5SSS = SsS;s $Sa y;SSss,
GRAND AauARiS s SE1 x kSF n SAS40rH BEAR =.
POSITIVELY TIE fE LAST WEEK.
TOM r4 4,ass2 q 9ssF ;EsEt p s4sA
which has played such crowded houses and ooiss1
And 'EsESsa
''' TSSS %HIsS, yHI ~ ansr
Admission rs cents Children under ten, Is cents
b. MECHANICS, HALL 472 BROADWAY,
ANsRaSb sssihs j. o.
s.s as.ss .
LES IN 81. SeSG os EnHg
Fife and DF" Magic
0' fk ys iS3i
VETERAN SOCIETY
NEW S6fs < ST I aiLifiA
GRAND PROMENADE CONCERT
IN AID OF THE cHARrTI FUND OF THE soclssH
BROOKLYN AcHbEsMr OF xusIc.
TUESDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY =, 1854
MUSIC By
Tickets admitting gentleman and lady....... One do.lsf
E,, !. !. the BOOK music ana drug oEes
Military and naval gentlemen are requested 70 appear
HowE's GREAT 3, C IIa g,' aowrnv
srd sM5s gIyAh6i VIII! fxs SfF2AR.
= s:i.s 1 s;. so s
ln 'hf aoS ;Sgss. HsHsrsx acts Of
is'. ss;'s N $$is
THE usrffD Ssoaksso
CT. SIeyooLAs HALL LATE cHRIsrr,g
fE HSEs sEfS$ss IT,.
,,Iss S:.s. Scene,
s fSay 81 @s iPd;s ,Pf e: gigantic
&r superb Eaas s
To 1aE AD 0g J sEA b5 SOLDIERS
eass fsS S
70 founding rs F H?Ss 9s Soldiers
To induce speedy sale OF the tickets for this object
in valuable property viii Be- made to the ticket holders Be-
bills giving details Of the enterprise w.,
urdsy afternoons at ococt single sdmss 2, cent?
@@ Va. hes az once he
sss si %' .sG1e
11A AMERICAN THEATRE pvo.rv,,
The variety theatre Of New York.
Novel and Characteristic Plantation Scenes
rre' fnE MAMMOTH coNBrHATroN COMPANY
nineteenth century which, for originality cannot -
squaied in the world TONIGHT.
The great se~G gsn,e~ ma, rn sxck BUILT,
OR, HARLEQUIN AND TnR FAIRY GENEROUS
Farmer Jack serwards clown ah I f
T TSs Man nal; ali Tatterei and Torn afterwards
The Maiden ali forlorn Afterwards
buc MS . . 1,,s S wnns
r' s sgaSoTS' Abb wsAv.n
IN ner 'ae 'p''''Gpaf AS E. COLLINS.
'' tie ss's essa,is pIvcmsu, composed ~
OR rue G SsIsatE SsSSsssSSas DAsuss =.
By E' I'm. $s,s SKI
Mss MI st ABB, i sfxos,
MATINEE II On s'f s&FGsDaY '3iiTffihRsoox
K ArE FISHER RATE y,susR
THE AurocRAr xAzEpPA Artist.
~" S' NEvv ROVER v THEATRE
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A UcTroN NOTICE.

UCTION NOTICE.
HARDWARE CUTLERY, &c.
We will include sale of this day, Tuesday Jan. TO-
III is O'Clock at the auction rooms 10 Barclay street
by Catalogue. for Cash
6o dozen Taper Saw Files assorted sizes Of Butchers
Ghaws oodlRd make; $50 dozen Batchers Mill Files
aud Horse Rasps dozen Butchers Figmer Chises
e3ouges 81 do Butchers Out and Double Plane
o. do cast steel Cotton lbs Hooks Hinges IL
Go oil perfect order and will be sold in quantities
Co suit city and country buyers
ALSO,
Several invoices OF Rin Morcc and Store Door Locks,
Mounngu Knobs Sheaves &C. slightly da mayed by
from the late fire in Beekman street Catalogues ready
cArty the morning OF sale.
/ - J. z. HALSEY h CO, Auctioneers.
| 10 Barclay street, New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-01-19

GROCER,S STORE.
STOCK AND FIXTURES.
RICH,D WALTERS Auctoneer will sell on Wednesday,
Jan. ~ O'Clock, the stock Of Flour Sugar Tea Soap
Candles Spices and Eighth
street; also Store Fixtures Iron Safe and Light Wagon
JAMES LYNCH, Sheriff.
CHERIFr,S SALE - WHOLESALE CROCKERY
- Stoe-Notice Sherih's Of Stock and Fixtures
Of Wholesale crookery store will continue to close out tho
sale this day at $50 Green street. commencing l
O'Clock. RICHARD WALHERSs Auctoncer.
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SALES AT AUCTION.

rr.,e
DOUGHTY % MI y N. saa. Street, sais
general assortment Of Household Furnk
SUITS Mirrors bookcases Centre Table, s.hssana Rd
oak marble top Chamber Suits &c. Ac The "nos WI DC
perempori sold 70 the highest bidder Tor ' " pay ~"
vances and close consignments
pAwNBRoKERs saLE.-TRIs DAY. 10Y O'CLOCK,
800 lots. more than usually valuable Pledged Goods
Watches and Jewelry. &c BY w. GOODWIN, 40 New
Canal street. shine; also so paiss of Boots.
RIcHARp WALTERS, AqG S1oS a,,
STOCK AND INTEREsi.
Will sell Tuesday. at ten O'Clock punctualy. the web
Of Allen and Delaney selling consequence
OF the late demise OF the Sale positive Important
to grocers.
- FARMER, AUCTIONEER WILL SELL THIS
III. day, al O'Clock al Canal street the Furniture OF
family declining consisting q
hogany aud other Bedseads, Closets. Damask and Lace
Curtains Tapestry and Ingram Carpets Ocoths Feather
other Mirrors Glass; Wood and Crockery Ware &c &C.
DEcEIvERs sALE.-wHEREAs. ON TUE 18TH DAY
of August 1861 by order OF the Supreme Court OF
cever Of tho personal property and effects OF the
States Steam Sugar Rennng Company, therefore, by
virtue Of the Authority vested in me by said order 81
suction % Tuesday the sssh day q January
o'clock M the premises lately occupied by said com
s $ o Nsm sha
about 6lons Of Coal lot LAnterna Measures O Feeders
large Iron safs. lot Of Tisware. Ges Shades. &C.
join KELLY. Receiver
Dated NEW YORK., January II, ls64.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-01-19

DAYJo rNsTRUCTrON-BY A NEW AND SCIENTIFIC
ID method The pupil guaranteed TO learn perfectly art
OF the Instrument course OF lessons Ram
- H. O. DOBsoN, $40 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-01-19

yOURNEAY. AUCTIONEER-OFFICK NO. PINE
"A. street. PRREMPT0RY SALE OF STEAMBOAT
AT PUBLIC AUCTION.
On Thursday january ~ 1884, the foot Of Desprosaes
EEkY Edewhce Steamboat OF the follow ing dimen.
eors w lsS feet deck IS feet BEAM feet hold:
cynder SIS nches; stroke Further PARTICULARS 1t the
Ciice or the Auctioncer, No. Pine street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-01-19
CCRANToN COAL AT AUCTION.

CCRANTON COAL AT AUCTION.
~ ONCE OF the Delaware LAckawannR and Western Rail.
road C,,mAny. New York. Jan. l6, 1884.
This Company will hold their Twelfth Regular Monthly
Auction Wednesday the 9th day Of January 1884, u
NJ, the Office of the Company. So lillian which
time they will oner by Simeon Draper, Auctioneer,
TWENTY-FIVE THOUSAND TONS OF FRESH MINED
SCRANTON COAL.
Embracing all the and deliverable at their depot
Ezabethpor New jersey during the month oil February
next
The sale will be positive Each lot put up will be sold to
the highest bidder no bids in any form whatever being
Fifty ton In bankable funds, to be paid at the
time place of sale the balance like funds
ceivng the the COAL which must be called for with
the coal taken away within thirty
days the day sale unless navigation ia 0bstruced
Buyers who wish however can have an additional thirty
days for taking the delivery OF their purchases by making
further deposit Of fifty cents per ton within the ten DAYS
such be charged balance from the time stipulated
for until PAID and twenty Eve cents per ton to
the of stocking the COAL both to be paid de-
livery of order - -
The other conditions sale will be substantially those
hitherto accepted by all purchasers BY private contract Of
deliverable at Eyabetnport far applicable The
coal viii be delivered direct from the cars on their arrival
These conditions will be modified to meet the wants Of ocean
steamers whose arrival cannot be definitely fixed
JOHN BHISBIN President.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-01-19

y HERMAN 4 co, AUCTIoNEERs. SELL wEDNEs,
gage sale of Sewing Machines vizSinger's hecer
Wilson's. Bartholf's, &C. Also Showcases and all other
property belonging to mortgages
@ HERMAN CO, AUCPIONEERs SELL wEDNES.
o. January 10 at O'Clock at II Bowery, tho entire
stock OF Liquors, vz:-N and casks Brandtes pipes OF
Wine Also 24o cases and baskets Champasns and large
mcelli and Maccaroni fresh and In good order.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-01-19

I 40 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES HAD SIX TEETH
i. fOA extracted without pain by DIR. j. JAY VII,
IERS, lao Grand street. two docks from Broadway.
checrfuly insert this recommendation 10 those suffering
tcothache. MICHAEL DosuousxR Tenth United States In
fautry.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-01-19
NEW YORK HERALD TUESDAY JANUARY 49, TRIPLE SHEET

xssT- ANKUsHRBNT0. TEs%ft
NJIgLOs 0ARDEE. ooMNBrcEs AT ~
This (TUEsnAyl KvLsiEGy JANUARY IL 1854, and
uuoo, EVERY EVENING DURING THE WEEK -
Of .,sr $50.
MR.. AND MRS. BARNEY WILLIAMS.
THE CONNIE sOO0AH;
,.,,-.u. Or, TEE JOLLY PEDLER;
SUBsIANHATED III THE UNANIMOUS OPINIONS OF
ibB fkkSS AS TAE BEST ACTED AND MOST
sPbEEDIDLY MOUNTED DRAMA EVER
PhEsENTEp 20 THE AMERICAN
ENDORSED NJ SEVEN i dSss ANn HOUSES IN
UNKNOWN EVEN IN THE ANNALS OF
20 ,yn,n,,, EIBLO'S GARDEN
Az A. LEGITIMATE TKiUMFB
.,o...,x.,, :. AND SUCCRSS WITHOUT PRECEDENT,
ooRNEf hoaRATH. assuming she dlsgaise o.
MR.. BARNEY wiL Will nSMSiA sooaAh'
with tho Of "Een aad The Irigh weddinuu
NELLY NOLAN,
juulpin jewel wild honeycomb between her chin ana
her nose, MRS. BARNEY WIhLIAMs ~
MR.. AND MRS BARNEY wILIAMs
Mary Wells. Mrs. Reeves Mr. j. O. Burnett Mr.. J. Runan
Mr. j. g. Collier. Mr.. 3. Rnggod, Mr.. J. Seymour. Mr.
v. b Holmes. Mr. j. w. Haisdeil. 10
The entire scenery from views taksn expressly Ia aud
about
THE GIANTS cAUsEwAY
by Huiard, Maeder and ssisiants. New decorations
eesscres. &C. by Mr.; 8, Wallis New costumes by M.
character music, by Mr.. II. Il. Uodworth.
seats secured week In advance
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-01-19

NJ EIGIITED LOWER SETS or TEETii-SOMErIITN0
w new, good a. gold at go Sixth avenue, between
Fifteenth and sixteenth streets.
aud better way Of inserting Partial Sets OF Teeth,
NJ ~ sixth avenue.
rumpers, al 23g Sixth avenue. Also Cheap sets with
plum which hold out the cheeks aud restore youthful
appearance az 80 Sixth avenue.
Pine gold hllngs. at $50 Sixth avenue
Light strong Upper Sets OF Teeth very cheap At 2js Sixth
avenue.
oice hours from in the morning til at night, At
23y avenue between Fifteenth Sixteenth streets
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-01-19

i SATURDAY EVENING. JAN. 81 1894
GRAND LITERARY AND MUSICAL
ENTERTAINMENT
MIR. DIX C0HDOvA'S
New and Patriotic Poem entitled
TIE "SOLUIER,-
With musical accom- pantments By
MP EELMSMULIERS
CELEBRATED CERMAETA RAND.
VIII will also orm choice selection of their popular
music.
way, and at Irving Hall
Doors open at Z; commence o. 8 O'Clock.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-01-19

4 BONA FIDE ASTROLOGICAL THAT EVERY ONI
"A can depend on is Msdame Wilson. She tells ID
perlous undertakings Al $50 Allen street. between Hou
tom Stanton streets the bakery Price 5o cents
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-01-19

A BUSINESS NAN, AGED 20, DESIRES TO OPEN
"a correspondence with the view 10 MARI ae with al Ia
geut aud anssc lady (bctween 20 2sJ who could
sst him pecun@rv, u reqbsred. well personally Sa
sfacory reference a. To- respectabty aud veracy
fully given and required Please address A. NJ b., Pos
olice New York.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-07
LTGISLATURE.

SENATE March 5-Bills reported TO equalize tho
term Of Office Of tie Supervisors Of Kings County,
amending the Morrisna Fire Department act against
amending the New-York Riot ae,; making an appro'
rriaon for bourtes 10 volunteers TO incorporate the
Buffalo Society for the Protection Of Destitute Catholic
Children in relation 10 The Department Of Charities
and Correction in Gow.York; to more efectuay pun
sh drunkenness and vRgyancy in New'Yorki to estab-
ush the Inebriae Asslrn Of New.York, and 10 better
regulate the State InebTiate Asylum.
Assembly Bills were reported 70 amend the Metro
poltsn Policc act 10 amend the MitlG law which sus
ponds the enrolment and Communication therein pro-
sided changes the organization Of tie militia 10 the
elective system allowing thirty days for reorganization
ty election and provides that tic uniforms ont in
the service Of the United States be replaced and that
aferward uniforms BE- furnished regiments in the order
OF their organization also takes from the Commander
nhcf the power Of appointing and displaeing officers
and restores the Organization Of regiments to general and
rcgimental officers and also approprates ESQ OOO for
general purposes. and slOjoO0 for arms. bill was
introduced to Incorporate the Staten Island sayngs
Bank; also enc amending the Westehes.er CoGnty Saw
tncs Bank CHARTER TO amend the act TO suppress intern
peranco; relative TO tie Institution Tor the Deaf and
Dumb; to compel corporations or individuals holding
bonds 90 pay taxes thereon.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-07
TO-NORReW!

New.Yorll Is to say whether her citizens
necessarily absent in the Military service o
their country, and in defense Of our Nationality,
shall be enabled to vote for President, &C., next
Fall-in short, whether they shall BIO disfran
chiscd who proffer their all, even to life itself,
for the preservation of the Republic. We dc
not fear that the proposition will be voted
down; we do fear that, owing TO The absence Of
excitement and open opposition, the vote may
DE a light one. We therefore entreat every
elector to put aside business and money-making,
profit and pleasure at least long enough to cast
his vote Let us show our heroes now uphold
ing the banner Of Liberty and Union that,
though absent, they are not forgotten. Fail mol
to vote To-AlorrOw
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-07

The Nashville Times il new daily established
at tho capital Of Tennessee by Mr.. s. C. Mcr-
Ger, the founder and original editor Of The Nash
o.Ac Union, from which he las somehow been
separated-as he states, because It's owners are
at heart hostile to Emancipation. Mr.. Mercer
sets forth his own position in the first issue Of
The Times as follows:
believe Slavery and Union arc wholly irrcconci!a.
Die and incompatible ard shall therefore zcaouSy nd'o-
cate Tho sound doctrine proclaimed by President Lincoln
In his Amnesty Proclamation of Dec sth that State
Government should be re5stabshed In rebelous States
wien .oieraes property In human being ana inc sue
OF women and children the block and IN the slave
pom shall stcadiaSty oppose aud dcnounce all plans
Of TeconStiucion which would reincorpoiite IA our
local Government tho very element which Las beg0'ten
TINS Infamous Rebellion Slnyery is demon with whom
the good angel OF Freedom never b. % peace us
enough Tor mo 10 have wep under the cure of one re
bcllor, Whcut bequcAthng another t. my 'hildrcnby
suffering The cause Of the present one ~ perpoIaso Us
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-07
ON s,i0a by The Tyibuas.

Are we-ean we be-mistaken in our conyic
ton that the above article affords, without note
or comment, very strong argument in favor o.
the good old Harry Clay 'One-Tem' principle
which Mr. Lincoln and the rest Of US used &C
earnestly TO urge upon the People in 1910 Is
sound and salutary, and which heat least sc
late as March 4th, lS6I-(see bis Inaugural,
still adhered tot Just consider carefully every
sentence of the above and say what real free
dom Of choice remains to us if The Tmes'S as
sumptions are well grounded