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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-04-21

Sel -MEbODEON -56S BROADWAY 5s
sUDeD 1ns only place q the world
Whers . charge IL made Tor admission
All srcii Mammoth Perfprmai rss a. ron
To night opes o. JACK Iht GIANT KILLER
ButesiuP Operas o. Dukes Motto aud SANITARY Far.
Violin solos. one hundred AIRS % one string
By he great Bognina, ar Ns,denng Jev.
Grant Ia Ugh able ana Burlesnus Circus re-fDrmance
Clown. Y Williams. 10 he Menace Antica
Master ~ the Arena. tho polite Mons. la solomon
Goes, the hunrhbacg. uashing and darsy rider
Bareback Ac's on the Trained WIN. Goat
Briham Maisme Site aud 2s aud geu.s
In songs Operas 3res AMI Duets
Wanted Is ladies' TO serve rcfreshmens Costumes FUR
.,Eo r. pEypnN p,.sc,or
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-04-21

AnUsE NEVIS.
CADEmY or MUSIC THE OPERA TO MONT
BENEFIT on NIKE oRFoLANI BRiaNt1iI -
THIS (Tnursdayl EVENING April "a. at
the performance will entire verds popa.
lar opera OF .
vo,etia $3.50. Mme. oRrOLANI. BRIQNOUI
Alfredo sgnor MAlIOi4Enk
Germont. > ignor BElLLMk
Aud the OF Nerdis
UN BHLLO IN MASCHEkA
TO MORROW (Friday) EVENING. Apra q N 5.
Benefit OF MAZE. SULZER
Thry-th performance OF GcUnods new ANA ugiiaAs
FAUST FAUST
On SATURDAY AFTERNOON
GRAND GALA MATINEE.
in honor OF the three hundrenth oil tho
BIRTH OF WILLIAM SHAKESPEARE.
which will be performed tue euLsre opera o.
LA SONNAMBULA.
aud selections from
OTHKLLO and THE MERRY WIVES OF wfnD5oH.
operas tue brilliant dramatic creations OF hes
Secured seats ng performances aud tske4
for The Ma.inee may 10 had At all the tcks&
nj
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-04-21

fOS BROADWAY THEATRE as
-IDC corner oi Btooms street Broadway
Broadway.
GEORGE WOOD las Manager OF Wood . Theatres In
Cneinusr and Louisville has sSsunet the OF
the above theatre being tctecni asj throughout
and will open al,ost May Wanted. fu dramatic
pany OF experienced ats who apply BY letter with
ont encOnng stamp giving address full Silence may
considered negative Address ~ the above theatre
GkoRGE WOOD. Manager.
NATIONAL ACADEMY or DESIGN
The thirty snnua Bxhuo, Of original Pictures ~
Ivnx tss now o-en a. the 6siieres SO Broad way
ADDISON RICHARDS
Corresponding Sscrstary, n. A
(yOOPkR INSTITUTE -rHE WORLD RENOWNED
~ Davenpor' Brohets VIII open \, tts Cooper Institute
on Tuesday evening April 20 their startling wonders
myssious displays ant nconprehsnslbe manifestations
irihued 20 wichelsft in the dark ages
652 rwS 81 MORE Rs spapMtr rArsTrscs 90
just adtsf 70 the co isetionoi the ,,,,..
NEW ORIENTAL Music HALL. =.
6a 6sz BROtDwAf eo1 w.
Tai classical rABLEAUx STILL CONTINUE.
rHE FAIRY ATTENDANTS
are FOR beauty grace the wonder ~ the raetropos
Come esry foe hundreds are nightly stuggling FOR adj
mission Cto's ohce during the gold excitement 10 no
compsrisoa aud 70 crown au atmssscn ire ur,~s
ITO THE PRoFBsSfbN WANTED. FOR WESTERN
paid Address for one week. Manager o. Nicholas Hotel
Now York City.
DANJo TAUGHT PERFscrLY IN ONE QUARTERS
thorough knowledge the ins.tunent in one quarters
Ia BnnjOg made
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-04-21

DANJo TAUGHT PERPsUrLY IN ONE QUARTERS
ID lssspus BY my can fail 10 obtain
thorough knowledge Of the insltunent IN one quarters
sssons Zach pup taught stsy. Banjos made
de- aud furuisbsd rsotice hours for inructon from
Slog = M vhen pupils rely undng NJ home
Gko' y 00gs9x Ne Aaiss sxs,h eSseg Nrgss
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-04-21

(NFFTc r OF THE AMERICAN DRAMATIC FUND Asso.
~ cation Az Broadway. Ter centenary birth OF
saturday April q The following manaeersn the
New York hc signlncd their
thar for The peue Of above named
,u'ton VII -. W Naars Esl A. w. jackson, ESQ. VIM.
Mhcaiey. fsl. T. y Bstnuui, E.i = W. llngard ESQ.
q. L. tox. ks Mes~r., Ioyn ami Hsf Phade pnia-
Mrs Gsrrettspu amt Mrs y Drew; Boston w. Marshai,
ESD. n q. willard. Esl.. MIRA .nhu Drew Baltimore
Washington r. ford Esi San FraDcsoo .Ihos. Mcguire
fsi TIE names or others wt5e tnank ly added
rereivst WIN DAviDGE,
AIR ~, a.
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- g,aranteed remedy Dr. POWERS Fssence Of Life OF.
acs " fsp-nsrd street 10 Lees ugs a., saNsRg cate
Ihsa spy 0hef We lsas.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-04-21

the FuLL DRAMATIC COMPANY
AND ONE HUNDRED AUX1LIARIES
NEW SCENERY STARTLING TABIAEAuN
The Drama is in four by De Walden from J.
Trowbrdgcis popular hoyei OF gudio's Gave
10 conclude with
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-04-21

MADAME aRISDLs. FEMALE PHYSICIAN. NO 9
rnn on Al diseases females Her medicines
and CERTAIN Convenen for ladies who care
md medical Attendance during coannemsut
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-04-21

TOR HARTFORD DIRKOT
II The steamers CITY or hartford sad oRANfvH
bTA1L leave pee has river datT, MP ~ For fer.
n'ss psr''aaGs naSiss ., 3axaa seab.ry III south
"N HtLtA Aes1r
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NNE LADYs FRIEND.
II A MONTHLY MAGAZINE
YyrrRAT,IRF AND FASHION.


gns publishers have the pleasure o. informing thi ,ef'
- re public their New Magazine for tho Ladies se
H1sd success and that has already aAen prominent peal
THE I,ADY'S FRiEND is devoted to cbciee hterssor-
md Illustration the Fashions. and wA sso conlAIn The
ess patterns Of CoaiA Caps Bonns He'd Dresses Fancy
Web Embroidery. 6c ke with Recipes Music, and other
ttc, interesting ladies generally. k will no edited ny
Ma HENRY PETERSON, who viii rely spon tho services
As LsIsy o. SSSf ylG and
STEEL FASHION PLATE will illustrate every number, be-
=. vsl ecuted Wood iustrsveoi Stories Peern',
Ae. Voc numerous to mention
THE APRIL NUMBER
Ihi4 DnmbeI tnow ready contains We following articles and
eaIRRY AND HIS DoGu-a sns engraving. on stool
2OUBLE COLoRED FASHION PLATE. Five Figures.
VIZ ;Hiiss .na 18th Ii
Rs1i0n spsT.yng Of very ;Ha1ns saAtssist
popular Song copied BY the special permission Of Ae'srs
= AbovE The CLOUDS BY MsHT"-ssother striking
ssHE REcroR's STARTLING PROPOSALS. so.
svps illustrating admirable story called The Trans
hw.d Village. o. VIA! Msy be Effected BY er'eVe''
TN PAGES ofFine Wood Eusravius, Illustrative Of tn,
! rsshons Lsaiss Work. Tahk, o.er Department., he
Syn sEpr0;s;S5y * C. y IiVs oddse-
THE LIFE THAT Is 10 BE- BY Caroline A. Bell
nlsTAKEN DUTY" story by Ids Ms.on-
.ssrss sy Mr.; p's~s d Ri''enh0u'e'
"a r0RTRAir- BY Hslsn u; Psa,t
s}EHEY NURRISS TRIP TO CALIFORNIA snsss
ne Story By Mr.: Msrs.rs. HO,ner
c9eSsETS ty Mi.. 4 !. ss4zey.
Sct hE ks. bSP 5TSSms y August Bell
The Eastern Costume-Dsnger Of Smelling Flow.rs-
Archery on Windy Dsy-New Muso-Sotios Of " Go
rtnpe"-Notiee Of Remains Life OF JesusVN
Receipts-Descripton. OF Fashions, &C.
nice only ~ year single numbers for sale BY the lead
DEACON PETERSON,
No. Sl9 Wnlnut.st Philadelphia
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THE NATIONAL QUARTERLY REVIEW,
Vol VIII No. XVI March, 1854
a FFLIcTEp RESTORED. IGNORANCE

"A EXPOSED FALLACiEs UNNASKED:
HIGHLY IMPORTANT 10 BOTH sExES, Msuiod or
0snxs IN Health D;sease---Dr LARMONfs Paris, Lon.
&sn end New.Yorf Medical Adviser and Marriage Guide
lpth edition 400 pages n-sIly loe ans.oncsi p.trron.
APan hentsl and NsTvons pcaty Urinary Doposss AHec
Has of the Bladder and Kidney --latest ktsarches IN Phys
esU, European Hospital Practice Quaos their recipes aud
echcs the AshoTs unsquulsd PsSis add Lopdon Treat
seat k- An WHO would svoid unsuccessful aud b,TbAroUs
sstInent with Mercury. Copsbs Injections,
npsch spocihcs Ap.dotes instrumental ke shond purchase
q orixinal WORK Of the pubsier u. WARNER 40. We
Ssyst, Astor-oa.s, EewYork, iof si closely sealed
ksrnolt the DOCTOR, No 153 Broadway tnpssrs), New
Essk from l0A n. 10 p. m.
I'VE with other papers ia recommending DR. Lar
sst and hs work-CoufTieT dee E.ss Unit. German dis
nsofm, Disps,ch Stats Zeung Atss Medical Review,
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Biarisnerp ano Ianfp GOODS.

1faffenerp df1o fa1fp GOODS.
"vJ'HE PEN Is MGHTIER THAN THE
SWORD
TIE GOLD PEN-THE BEsT OF ALL PENS,
MOTIONS GOLD PENS,
THE BEST PINS IN THE WORLD.
On receipt Of any OF n. ose~in: In Cash ths Sab
.cIiber viii send by return ns Otherwise IS directed
Gold Pen fep'-'rtss ne cone aeoo,d'ss 20 sesyoo"
'" GOLD PENS WITHOUT CASES
Fer rs cent, the Magic Pen for 81 cen, the LUCKY Psn
for 50 csns the Aiwsy.R.ssy fen or - oen the Elegant
numbered but correspond In szs' to numbers 49, and
respectively
THE SAME PENS IN SILVER PLATED EXTENSION
CASES WIKI PENCILS.
Yor 50 csa. the Magic Pvr FOR Is cents the Lucky Pen
for Ell d. hlw.y'R~'dy Peg. Tor VI %. The Es:sn. Pen
These AZ. Wsilflrisasd Oooawritins Gold Pens with
dosIoin Points III. .ye %. weI Of every one o. ,oo wiz
f'I oaus,i e.' Of ID. hes. s.eel Pen. a"9h sy are
MORTON'S WARRANTED PENS.
The pame a. Morton" "Nainber," snd Quality" Es
stamped the following Pens aud the points snisi
' Ss is sss5ss s e, ;s Ne s:'s '
Long aud Medium Nbs OF 81 sizes and qia.;seA Short Hs'
Of Number g. and and nIsde only q hr't qualify 49,
nyns wa nc o IN Wv ~ ~
SMILES OF the sizes snd .;y-s.
GOLD1PESs. WITHOUT cAsEs.
Fer 90 ia No. IPen st quality; NO Pen "a quality
For 81 % No f'a Let q1ay' or No. Pen, 1atsu,iiy
Fer tI % No Pen, qn,ttyi mo tPen, "a quality
For 81 20 No Pea qasi, ,No.sFsn, I'd qualify;
NO. Pen, 81 quality.
No. ZEN Fem ~ s'ss Mr. :a sr:n "a :as
rsni s4s No SPsn; s5sNS. 10 Psn-si let quality.
THE SANE GOLD PINS, ~ SILVER EXTENSION
CASES. WITH PENCILS
For 81 IS No Pen lat snaiiyi No Pea "a quality
For 900 NJ. f:a' qasi,yi oI.Eo .P,n, ID quality
For s!to No. Pea, i'll qq.tyi a.No sPsu. I'd quality
For $40 . 30. Pen i,t Quality
GOLD PENS, ALI FIRST QUALITY, IN SILVER.
MOUNTED DESK.i0LDERS.
For s2W,E0. lP.n; i.r s22Ss No. Psa; for e975 No
For =. No VPen; for $50 10 srsn; and for ss.So.
10 Pen.
Points csiay s.e''sd and noao d vi. qs.iy are "a
with the sAsals, bnpoIecon which sin and the closest
TIE aga ouslity- superior 10 an, Pens mad. BY him
Tho 20 qg.iy hs Intend, .s,p .aa,I. respect 20 DIR,
eoDsideTSiions sny Gold Pens made elsewhere
InFrssId TO the Cheap Gold Pens he beslss,e 10 ths
previous 70 operating and M.chins. could
Price. had tho Gold been faraishsd rr.iuitouay.
fs,'; gStg ard az Of Fly aa..S sss
e4yficg,o, 70 deeyes Ne kind rty pyey.s.<tty dseS
ITetspcs, by , In registered letter, ar. ., my
s and e al who ssnd twenty cents lchsse for r,gsensl
10 sddouO tn. prco OF goods ordered. vii su,.ay then
Parties rsnd'nr God Silver viii be sov.a the fu pr.
10 CLUBsA discount Of 10 pr cert VIII b. slo~ed on
so. Ii sent TO one sddren 81 one time.
Address, A. MORTON.
... no. rs AAIDEN-LANE. WORK.
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A T PEYT0N q JOHNSTON ISST,Ss
No. IA Bowery psu HeustensA
CONTINUATION OF our GREAT SALE OF
SILKS
ON MONDAY, March n, 1884,
We Win offer several s. invoice, Of cheap sis purchased
a Che large Auction Sale, q Thursday and Friday ss
nee Oh '0s cost ., SILKS @E;!' siLKsl SILKS.
EMAIL. NEAT. CHECK SILKS, only SOC. yard
SOLID CHECK SILKS very wide, only .sc, yard a,
SNAIL FLAP sl I Yer! as iosds md "a ieS'
STRIPED SILKS very wide, slightly damaged |" sh wan
BLACK SILKS, ae. ee,,c q,
HEAVY RICH IusrrR Sw sIse X s sii1ss 'n'
81 81 Is, 81 IS. si 0,m@n
ovos IN s gsT sss' less than present '''1''
BEAUTIFUL BLACK sTLKs,
twiihoOt iuster, for mouminsl
PLAIN SILKS all the fashionable colors worn
r,. q %, s X . . rss cen.
lower than Broadway stores
DRESS GOODS! DRESS GOODS.
We have great bar aims to offer THE week.
SMALL. PLAID POPLINs tnow desisns),
Rich 'i'''i LII '"' ''''' I2ls,nd3l.
PLAIN POPLINS, all ooors. At 36 and a.
PUPILS ROBES, richly embroidered at Go u,
DoO'bf-"''i" - ''''''' asa
BLACK and WHITE roPLINs, at 2ac and 3Oc
ALPaCAsi AIPACASt ALPACAy!
stock Of these Fashionable. dress ispIics IN ~
he 'ss .si Of d pNHs ss ssawF FAN REEa
BLUE, WHITE, and BLACK.
Also,
MOURNING DRESS GOODS,
hlso,
sHAwLs. sHAWLS! SIiAWLSl
largo assortment Of ....,-
CHAILlE, CASHMERE, STELLA,
AND BRDCHE SHAWLS
Of the latest styles Imported
CLOAKs AND MANTILLAs.
orr STOCK Is VOW COMPLETE
With al the choics drysns intended for the season. CT op
celebrated manufactured.
WRENCH, BRITISH, BELGIAN. snd AMERICAN
CLOTHS and MELTOSs, at every Prize
GoIa - ~ 10 go
sun UMBRELLAS AND PARAsOLS
The most fashionable coors and sylss Prices commsncini
., ri, and up TO 81 n
Ladies win find stock Ol the r.es, and most eiec
the city this branch Vi business 10 undsr th" supr
M WILLIAM JOHNSTON, late Of No. IA Bowery.
who hs. been established in the borry Ia hs Umbrella srt
PsIssol GsSs, Tor upward Q. tasEty years,
PEITON JOHNSTON
late w. h. PEliON,
No. ga Bovery, per Houston ~
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CLOTE g. JAMES,
~ sTATToSERs, PRINTERS and BLANK-SOOK
DEALERS. No 90 ruCns. orden respectfully solicitea.
WIN. EvERDELLs SONS, No. l04 Fulton.
w s.-sTATl0NERS and BLANkBOOK MANUyAC-
TURyYS
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Ner, Oscillations

A NEW EDITION NOW READY.
IA THE LIFE AND CAMPAI0NSroS
LIEUT.. GENERAL GRANT,
EERo TIE VI
DONELSON, lWWp nExSSGGNNos
vICKSBURGH ." SAsNo1'
CHATTANOOGA. foaWO SMALL Ahm's
BY JULIAN X. LAKE -, =.
Ufnsrsted with accurate Portrait on a'.e ano 'o"
the principal battles fought by Grant ana NJ. Son1-
One large handsome duooecin' 'o'uine'
The Author who the Mtery writer ,of Hhs 9, ~ ..na.
the Material for hi. woh has produced an inte.ens and
popular book which destined 70 pave ~ a.. .s
Derry Miller Publishers Park row New lew ofE;
Aud 70, ,se 10 The trade by the AMERICAN NEWS GYM
D INV ~ ,9t Ssssan.,t OAKLEY MASON, No. 81 Muir
,sat va AK Il MAYNARD, No. Park row. j. b.
LfPPiNCoTT L Co., Philadelphia LEE sHEfAhp'
Boston.
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"a YOU WANT TO KNOW

little OF everything resrg 70 the human system Diet
~ marriage ETC. ETC. read reTised aid enlarged edition "
MEDICAL COMMON SENSE.
Among the many subjects tres.ed 10 this worn the FOL-
pwinz Consunption Bronchitis Asthma. Csts.h 6cGO.z
Asuns,ism Dyspepsi., Piles Liver and Philosophy Of ~
bshon Ionsipaon Affections Q! the Urinary OIssH' Bar
tsnness RuptGre, Salt Rheuu Cancer Paralysis Dseases 81
NJ Heart Eeurage How to Recover the Sight and throw
Hgde Spectacle Marriage tho Curious Marriage Customs Of
World Philosophy OF Eiopen-nis Chapter loy the Mar
~ and thousand things o. value 70 married and single
esver written before making altogether, cG-ious book for
kxtous people sad good book or eysTy 600 psges
- D1sstiop BY p. Is. EOOrE. NJ. D., no. liSo Broad
Ssy, T. Con.els tables BY mail TO oil sppiicans
q tbe book forwarded BY mail postage paid receipt o..
81 ~ Address TovsEY, NO. 12l Nassau ST., New York
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TO IRON FOUNDERS AND MANUFAC.

TUEfFS des.rous OF chan ling location or starting euew
Your attention II called 10 Esbe.hpolt, jersey be-
Inc the best point New York. account OF the GOSH
OF cos iron aEd lumber low tiIrs and Offering AL the adysnt
Of the cty. Pesse examine the place beoe Locating else
whore LTS for SALE very favorable terms For paIen
lars apply 70 COOLEY HElDRlTTER, Agents, Ezsesth
port, or f.. n. KELLOGG No. la Pearfst.. Nc,yYofs
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Professional Notifies.

hrs. LINQUIST and BACKuS taE liz pleao.
IL ure 10 informing the public that the N y. "
MEDICAL INSTITUTE IL open for the u.slLnsns %
paiients An ds-asrs Of tho Lungs and Throat,
fs,y spinsi Defective 81 sht and Hearing oeo
ola Dental and Nervous Debility &C., ne.ed WITH ucps.
ssrd SUCCESS Particular ai,ention paid 70 enaio
nlsina Consutnx rooms No 5J7 broadway freshmen py
litter all over U. g. and Canada Once hours Nom w. 70
=. IN.
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DOCHDALE.-For SALE or wonld bs Dc

~ changed Ia par. for good productive N.wYo:k Brook
Ign Property Of tho most desirable psss 10 be ourd W
the country, sus.i 1t nochdse, Is miles from Newlsh
City. sud y iles from tie Railroad Depot Psers0 ~ J.
Price slseolor 30 with buldng ard for s-psrsts
potion Of the place t&oe0 for " and oadns
Apply 20 ALLEN NEWMAN, No. IS Wsls.
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VALUABLE WATER POWER for SALE

or 10 LkASL-is slus I'd Immediately s1jois the Eide
Railway two hours this city l. adapted any extensive
misunderstanding pupose and very desirable fer solAs
wood sBd orc being sbsndst ia the vicinity Apply the
ocr OF the Slossbury No IL Cedar
st. n T.. their works sloasbuIy stson Erie Hallway
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XyINELAND.

\ LaNDS--To all wanting FARMs.--Luse and thriv!ss
settlement mild and hesthssI climate " mites south Of PEs,
dephs BY railroad Rich coil produces large cIops which
can now be growing 20 and scre tracts at RON St
go per payable within four years GOOD open
usnnf.ctasess and ohsni eahss schools and ost
Hundreds settling and budns Ne bssuty with which
the place laid out Unsurpassed lssr PspsD
'sas'a IHsi SIX IAN Eab w. S G.
Co., New ,Jsrsey. - ID -I'rsT ...l. 1FT
Prom Report Of selos ,nssaassp, A. Ed. Tthusa =.
!:.;' sss = e. nd Il! :si:R: 3 ss'::.qs ni's
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Real estate tor Sale.
See also Auction Solss.l

4 BARGAIN may I've had in the purchase OF a
"a good COUNTRY RESIDENCE, with absvo 90 acres
very valpsbe lind At Sing Sing New.yors Weoid just %
coll tho homestead VITA few acre., the reisnias
ground worth ncy twice much would Cargo Tor ,
Apply 10 L. q. PRATT, No. 50 Pine III.
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~ ID. HAMMOND, NJ. d., formerly FRO,
Colsge N Y CJnsalation. on NERVOUS DEBILITY, Med
ca aud surgical Affections from 10 TO- to and 70 '7Sen
inas No. ii East Tthst.
EDWARD II. DIXON, NJ. D., Editor OF Inc
H. S.',ni s,,.nd. e,eIu,iyely 10 OPERATIVE SURGERY
aud the moIs obscure dsessss OF the Pelvic tscers hes
Hcmorrhods Vaicocsle and Fntus once hours RON 20
ap containing articles these subjects may pc gao Oh
IEVERhRDU5 WARNER, No. Nesey-st, Astor HOUSE.
CERTAIN and SPEEDY CURE obtained With
"Tropic Bssa In OF diseases ofthe Chest and
Throat Fslons Wound Burns Ulcers ke by applying TO Mr.
CARRENO iis2dav See advertisement under Medcsl"
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Il soUhesst corner Of sd.s. and ethsv IS feet trent
23d.st. and LII eet deep. For pert,cusfs, spplyto
ALLEN BROWN, No. 70 Broadway
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NOR SALE-By ORDER of EXECU-

l. TORs.-A hne COUNTRY RESIDENCE at Crots.
Falls Weschsstss County I've rninntes walk from depo
Harlem Railroad large Gothic HOUSE with modern In
povenent, grounds contain acres good stock Of frra
outb1ldou; ice house 6rei Houses for gardener AMI
Coz Imam pond within the grounds. Sled.
rrs and Shrubbery abundance More land be hsiE
Pine. q, l6g
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EOR sALE-Three-story basement and sub.
Il cellar, brown. stone front House and LOT on 4eth n
between 5h aud 6huys built In the best manner street
paved with Born pavement. Immediate Possession can be
ALLEN 4 BR6WN, No. % Broadway.
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CHEAP and PRODUCTIVEN ORTH RIVER

~ P90PERTY consulting OF u vslusSe land. with
hn- stream Of water snd large pond sse besaul building
site handsomely oSerooEis the 'ef making nns pop
~y Improvement Ia. cottage house, bsfo. aud lar
warehouse for i- which present yields ineoe Of 20 per
cent tss invustns Free 80 Location Hish.
lsnd turnpike hour FROM ErwYork neeyy half mile
from the H. A. r. H. station C. q. PRATT. No % Priest
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EOH SALE, at o bargain, on ST. Lawrera
J. River Canada. 1850 ACRES LAND. ors FLOUR Va
two LuMBER MILLS Extensive TiSbss Limit ~,
hac-st. :
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-22
ELEGANT FARM and RESIDENCE io
jEes slse Auctios galsasA

LtELANI rANM anu HESIUENCE ion
GsILE n Dn&chsss County comprising 10 seres 70 mica
fio NswYork By Harlem Railroad 100 scrss spproprissy
dijded into Meadow, Pow and Posture LsnAi 1nothef ~
acres covered with prmrv forest and the vsashk Tn
Der Of this portion worth Smos much the pss d
ngs uneIccp.onabe the country emineny slubdogA
tho siuslon and prospect beautiful Tho foress ssoupd =
rane and the nezhborpg streams hed With tAs specsd
tsout Boilxnss large new and very supesor. Psies
elsOQo which q less than three iousths Of he vaue.
C. @. PRATT No. g PiBeN.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-22

E,OR SALE AT YORKVILI.E--Three three
II story brick HOUSES. with Easements AID ssoceiiass
brown stone easements and rmangs with mojsrs improve
sents, sitt north eide, between "a and tsv. T.srt
essy Inquire Of GEORGE MARiNOR, the premises, -
No Ssu,Ls'.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-22

sALE-Lot s7i by SEA cosnss of Lovsse hoass
three story bss4meu and under cellar Terms syobe Az
ply 70 b. II kELllOGV, No. I@ tesrlst, New.iork,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-06-30
Atlanta.

The situation Of Atlanta is elevated
and no doubt Johnson has fortified eth
position since il commands by its n ilrund
connections the whole interior OF the
State Of Georgia. II is a flOurishing
town, laid out in lSI5: II had in 1850,
S,572 inhabitants, and IT, 1860, s,ii5.-
Four Of The principal railroads of the
State form junction here, and as the
centre Of the cotton an i grain trade Il is
also q centre of military operations In
the Cotton States. Eastward Il has tue
Georgia Railroad, extending TO Augusta,
on the Savannah river, suuthcastward the
Macon, and Western Railroad lead TO
Macon Milledgeville and Savannah; and
southwcstward the Lagrange Railroad
goes to West Point, ~ miles distant, on
The Alabama frontier. Atlanta Is lol
mile northwest of Macon and Ill miles
west Of Augusta. As Sherman was rest.
ing two days at Kingston with his army,
to replenish his stor .. and send back 10
Chattanooga tea wounded aud disabled
men, ana rest his forces, JOhdson
wo.,d have the start of him in the march
TO Atlanta and would have time to COM
plsto his dispositions for the defense Of
the place, but Sherman will be joined by
Davis position from Rome, aud by re-.
Inducements from Chattanooga aud
other places along the line.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-06-30
ADVERTISEMENT.

Notice is hereby given, that the list Of val
urtion and enumeration Of properly made
and taken by John A. Hall, Assistant Asses.
sor OF Division No. seven. and Phillp
Speilman, Assistant Assessor OF Division
No. eight Of said collection District, being
within the county OF Seneca, will be open for
examination Of all persons interested Tor the
space Of fifteen days, next prior to the 9Th
day OF July 1864. at the Office of John A,
Hall, in the city ot Iiitin, and the appeal
will be received by the Assessor Of said Dis.
trict, at this Office, commencing on the said
sth day OF July, and that hc will continue to
hear aud determine the same, until allan.
peals which may he exhibited against the
proceedings of said Assistant A ssessora shall
have been determined All appeals to the
Assessor as aforesaid, must be made in
writing, aud specify the particular onuse,
matter or thing, respecting which decision
is.requested, and statc the ground or priuci.
pal OF inequality or Cltrr complained Of
LU Their A. HALL.
Asse ssor,
June 81, lSGI-2w.