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Wuwoop son Of Joseph and Sarah welwood aged year,
10 months and II days.
The friends Of the family invited 10 attend the
neral THE tuesday, afternoon at two o'clock from the
WALTON Monday, February /, FRAME OBEsYER, 500
OF Charles and Harriet Wels IN the goth year OF his
age
His friends and the friends OF the family are respect
fully invited 10 attend funeral from the residence OF
on Wednesday afternoon al three o'clock, without fur
ther notice.
wARNG-At Riverside, Ulster county, on Saturday.
January 80, CHARLES h. wAsG IN the 43d year Of his
age.
Funeral Wednesday afternoon, at bal.past twelve
o'clock. Carriages will be ready at Lefevers Hotel at
New Pat2 Landing opposite Poughkeepse on the arrival
OF the sevenA train from New York, TO carry friends
10 the funeral.
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FINANCIAL AND CONNER GAL

MONDAY, Feb. l--6P NJ
The ttoct market was firm to-day, and the pre.
s'ous quotations wei sustained. COMPARED with
she prices at the hrst board on Saturday. New York
Central declined ~ and Michigan Central y.
Bsrlem rose per cent, Erie X. Hudson River ~
Reading ~, Michigan Southern ~ Illinois Con.
frsl =. Galena and Chicago ~, Cleveland and
Toledo = Chicago and Rock Island |. Tolsdo and
Wabash ~ Fort Wayne lH, Cumberland Coal
~. and Canton Company =. in tue afternoon
rbe nSke, became decidedly buoysnt, and pri,.s
advanced. The quotations a, the close w,re;--ro,
New yorS Central 1921, Hudson River Is9,l
Harlem IoSS<, Cleveland and Pittsburg IlOL. Ga.
lena and Chicago lloH, Fort Wayne esq, Mcli.
gan Hovtberp 800 and Illinois Central 49,.
The heavy fali in Ncw York Central aud The ire
r. Har'em arc ewing g. ilN iact that liW giii
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bie inquiry Tor low gravity crude oil for export to-day,
but the prices named we're below The view OF holders
There scarcity OF low gravity OIL the receipts lately
being nearly all above IS, and very much ~ above a.
gravity The offers we're ~ zoe 2aKc. for 40 as but
noIoers were MN ~ soc The business was therefore
very light. Refined was tu, but arrn al a.c 47i,c
free was dun al Sc SEC. the latter rate for prime
white The sales were ] 500 hhds crude part late
SATURDAY nkht, 81 1sc 2etic., mostly understandable
order, but including some lois Al 2ohc. free on board
LOO ebs refined I'c st7isc. for light straw 10 white
4Iac sNisc Tor prime white. $50 hhds free al s2c a
Sac Tor straw 70 hsht straw 10 white and Csc ssc FOR
white. Henznr was dull and nominal
sAtrsales two carsoes together sbout 10 600 bush.
els, iurks Islands 81 as &c. a ssc
Sre,r very quiet with ssles ~ 40 bnde at SIC.
TOT CUBA, and lar, laifc. or New Ofeans
IRA Inactive, With Gales ~ zoe han chests Oolong on
private terms.
T,lLow 5000 lbs at 2i.c Tor city ana 2s 900
count, 81 casks al II &c.
WBisKty continued irregular 10 price but rather
acllve saes N ANAL way ~ SOC. a SC.
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The DRAFT An lse3.
,UARIYr<T Psovosr MARSHAL GENERAL . orncr,


Washington, d. c., Aug 10, 1863.
90 BOARD ENRoiMENI SIXTH DISTRICT New YoRK;
IN with section Of the Enrolment act ap
proved March 8 1868, hereby communicate orders as
,c~s from the President OF the United States refer
spce 20 calling out the national forces, viz
a. Abraham Lincoln, President Of the United States OF
America and Commander Chief Of the Army ard
Navy thereof having taken into consideration The
Der Of volunteers and militia furnished by and from The
several States including the State Of New York. and the
period Of service Of said volunteers and militia snce
1Ae OF the present rebellion, order
equalze the numbers among the districts Of the said Satee
nnd bay considered and allowed for the number already
furnished Aforesaid and the Of their service aoTe
sa do hereby assign two thousand and City as the fret
proportional part OF the quota Of troops 10 be furnished
by The sixth district Of the etae Of New York. under
A6s The first cali made by the State Of New York,
under the Get approved March g. 1868, entitled IAN acs
Tor enrolling and calling out the national forces, and for
pbor purposes and in pursuance Of the act Aforesaid
erdor thai draft be made in the said Sixth district of
she state Of New York for the number Of men herein
assiGDed TO said district, and fifty per cent 10 addition
IN witness whereof have hereupio sci my hand and
caused Abe seal Of the United States TO be affixed.
Done at the city Of Washington, this 10th day Of Au
suft 10 tbe Of Lord ls63 and Of the ndepend
encc Of the United States The eighty eighth.
ABRAHAM LINCOLN
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Port OF New York, February 1, Is

Port Of New York, February 1, 1864.
CLEARED
Steamship Neva Hardy New orleans-Whi!ney Hatha'
Ship Alexander xar,han. Marshall Liverpoo-c n Mar.
Ship Universe, Ha,ten Liverpool-wliams osion.
shp Blanche lfrl, Ronay, 6eie Msrseiles-Baejer 4
Bark . Young tBr), Richan, An,werp-w Schmidt
Bark Sofia ii'a). Lanro Cadiz- Hoimboe Bachen.
Bark Ansdell tBr). Mckee OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES wels
s.rs Castor Par%eee gareadGs Bishop Hrc
Rrg oiuila tAus) olason. Cork Famouth-Bae,,er
ss 9S sr ssssfs ssssds psysru
e ce cs s
Brig West Gnlbrandson, New orlean.~RoSson Fosdicl
sM : rs
sehr Bay State Yeaton, Portsmouth and RocklandJ
s sss sS Sssss s.s
scbr o Xcacn. Peek STANFORD. 0'es"
Steamer vineiand Maui Philadelphia. "'ske" son.
ARRIVED.
ssss%sshp City 81 BAH o. transpor. seara Port
sU TX wh
weaher since leaving the Channel until within the past
ship Falmouth .Br Tucker. Aspinwal, Jan in ballast.
Wilson formerly Of steamship ARIEL for $4,000 She comes
Bark Julia !Br Norris Annoy, Aug ls via $, Thomas Jan
e. % @ s 70 AH Sept Is and St
C.
tire passage.
Brig Zwaan tDutch) Riedyk, Bnenos Ayres, rs days. with
wool, TO Dowey. Corners 4 20.
Brig Eaton tBr, Coslfee., Grand Turk, IT, 10 days.
schr Almeer !Br, NILS, Corvallis 80 days, with pota-
schr Horton Freeman Tangier for Boston (and pro-
ceeded).
sshr Honevsn. Fslfen0ura Fishers Bay Nd for Fair
schr r Potter. Townsend, Great Egg Harbor.
Scbr Adeline, Kelsey. Boston for Baltimore.
Schr r Baker, Baker, Providence for Virginia
Schr Martin, Clark New Haven.
Steamer Dudley Buck 70 trsnsport). Hidden. Hilton
Head days with passengers TO u 8 Ouarermasier Jan
So PM 10 miles of Hatteras spoke schrs Nelly Baker,
and Recruit hence for Newbern
RETuRSRp-Bark Tempest oi New London). Hinkley,
Ellabe Jan IS for Aspinwa. coa the
third day in swell sprung aeak and had
OF In the hold. win have 10 discharge.
Fellow.
Ship Monarch OF the Sea- Eitsdy from LIVERPOOL lie an.
ch0red 81 the SW Spit.
Wind a. sunset f, with fog
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The Call for lS6a.
RRcCL AMAZON By TBB PRESIDENT OF yBB UNITED
STATES.


Whereas the term Of service OF part Tie volunteer
forces o abe United States will expire during The coming
ys ana 70 S aaa,on % aSe men raised oy me
hundred thousand volunteers for three years
ibe war-not, however, exceeding three years;
Now therefore, i, Abraham Lincoln, President of the
Omitted Staee and Commander Chief Of the Army and
Asvy thereof and OF the militia Of the several Staee
when called into actual service do my procla
pt,op calling upon the Of the different States
% raise and have enlisted into the United satee service
yoy the various companies and regiments field from
tneir respective States their quotas u hla hundred
further proclaim that al, the volunteers thus called
out and duly enlisted shall receive advance pay premium
epd bounty the Governors
q eiaies By the War Department, through the Provost
further proclaim that all volunteers received onder
nm call az well q: an others NOT beretoore credited,
ehai 30 dnly credited and deducted from sbe quotas
Further proclaim that y any State sial fan 10 rare
@ Ss ss 70 sad s snss
sAal DO made In said State. The districts Of ta:d
0sete cs their due proportion Of ssd quota and ne
Yssa a'afs shah commence On the fin day u Jonuayy
And further proclaim that nothing IN this procla.
ctson shall interfere with existing orders, hoe
tstA Nay b issued for the present dro in the States ,ohs
= progys rheTe Il has not yet been commenced
The quotas Of The States and districts VIII be assigned
- ths War Department through the Provost Marshal
Ssoeras ONCE due regard being bad for the men here
81 ibc recruiting WIN DO condscisd IN accordance With
instructions - hsve beer or may be sued by that
n Issuing this proclapst,on address myself no, only
The Goverpors Of sne several states but also 10 The
ksod and loyal people thereof invoking them 10 lend
yofr cheerful wiling md elective aid 70 The
tb0s adopted with view 10 reinforce victorious
Hsos row 10 the field, and bring our peedul military
operations prosperous end thus closing forever be
6Gntains Of ssdsiop anc civil war.
In witness whereof l have hereuno set my hand and
Vsused The seal Of the United gtatee 70 be AFFIXED
Dupe 81 the city OF Washington, this seventeenth
esy Of October IN the year Of our Lord one thousand
eight hundred spd exty three, ard Of the inoepepd
sGos Of The United States ibe eighty eighth.
ABRAHAM LINCOLN
~ the President:
VIZ. h. SSwIRp, Secretary OF Stale.
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.


B,neIow- MIsos- In Swansea, on Tuesday, January
Brooklyn, 10 Mrs FRANCES A dsnrhtey Of Hon John
Mason, Of swspsea. "
Drscis-Attss-on Petit ,Boia island, Aisbsms, on
JOIN ,ecF aunnere mate Of the United states sissmer
n Jocteon, 70 soysiA daughter Of j. Miller refugee
ffsm Mobile. No cards " "
EIcS-Prpny--on Monday, February ], BY the Rev.
y 9. Ever. sisrE e. Esror, captain Of New York 70.
mb,eer Engineers, 70 Lvirh ". PuRpy, all Of New York
Powsrs--vls Saw --on Monday, January 2s, by tho
hev isaac Westcott, JoHr " povgns Of this city, 20
NARY J. Wv RSur, ~ Bastensack M 3
Bergen county payers please cory
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lFIfkb rItI1 NAHeHlt : UFTtE, l
sorrBERs DHIrtT % NV YoRg
NV YoSK, Jan 20, 1894.
certify that The recent ARES, o. Edward Undorhn Of
vc1hers, was made on Information which, upon nves
heator found 10 he insuic ieht to sustain inc
arses Of any improper concuc, On hts pari against the
government
And take great pleasure 10 stating that be has been
noporsbiy discharged without any tant upon hrs char
setter, integrity or loyalty.
ROBERT MURRAY, United states Marsha
Mr.. Robert j. Tops and Mr.. william VI. Doty OF Ydh-
herr, have each received copy Of the above certificate
evom the Marshal, hoLorahiy dtschargsg them from
ueee proceedings, without any ,ant on their charsc
Integrity or loyalty.
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The Theatrical Scandal.
30 TnB EDITOR or TBB HERALD.

NHw York. Feb. j, 1874
- js,'es 70 professional lady, who may be regarded
ss belonging 10 The public, and hence Is entitled 10
IroeotoD wien 10 correc, and injurious
SUPPRESSION which has obtained currency and credenee
prooeh ~ insertion IN your legal reports As referee
4e divorce Of Mrs. james NIXON against her huf
band - which decree granted 10 the lady The
ground OF adultery by the defendant beg that
20 particle Of evidence Induced duplicating tie
bsrorits Cubss 10 ibis csse
Z. A. FOWLER, Referee
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sosp como before the Legislature Of this STATE 70
consolidate the two roads, in the same manner 'ha'
The Mohaws and Hudson, the Utica and neeeHec--
tady, the Rochester and Syracuse, and oshe' 'oaD'
were united under the present corporation.
The quotations Of the gold exchange oosy
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am sOrry 10 zee in several papers exaggerated
sosDt q ususacton thai al my tie
nh especially exaggerated far the
ny family are concerned. AZ ample and satisfactory
0papaton bas been made 10 mo, and no proceeding is
pendbg W contemplated, remains n private matter
ene Iust vl be 80 treated by the press ard no fur
0ey louce taken OF ". JAS Nj. JACKSON
IS hsno nIcr, Saturday, Jan 30, 1sot.
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CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

MONDAY, Feb 10 p ~
As0rs-Reteipts, 90 tbb. Market quiet ard prices
nominal.
BRsADs1ush-Recelpts, IL $50 bb,s, hour. Ala bis.
and 2l3 racks meal, 1b7 bnehes wheat 6Oo2 DO
corn, 10 800 do oats 500 do barley and 20O7 INIT
The ncemency Of the weather restricted the demand for
State and Western -four, and the marke. depressed
al tho close for the grades Trade brands
irregular and in favor Of buyers. The days sales did
not exceed 5000 bbls part for export ai quotations
Canadian -four alec dun and prices dropping, With
saes Of 500 obls within The range Southern -four ruled
steady but quiet, with 500 bbls Sold In meal
rye -four there was only limited local trade inquiry
and prices were without essential change. We quote
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THE PROPOSED DRAFT.
@s~s~>N>~>-~~s-~>~---~~
The Cans for 1862, 1863 and
1854.
General Squar1ng Up OF 40
counts,
~. 10. -
The DRAFT SoT 1se 2.
vHE ORDER PROM TEE SECRETARY OF WAN.
WAR DuARIHgrT,

WASHINGTON, August 4, 1861
OvSsycd, P,y-Ths draft OF .brte hundred tbousaed
militia be Immediately called pto The rervoe OF lnt
Bnstcd States 10 serve for months ontse roopeI
discharged The Secretary Of War VIII assign tne qooAs
- she States and establish regulations for ibe dra.
Seecau-rLas any state shall not oy the lotp -
august furneh te quota ef fS additional ARE aa'@Tso
tAessaSd pofeers authorized BY ia@, nc datney ~
aol,<fys IN kaf S.Gx ,e1 also b. made ~ oy ftios
dan frvs ,assid The Secretary OF war VIII es'aD-
enh regulations for this purpose
parmeni and presented the President WITH the object
II securing the promotion OF officers o. the army and
for merjtorous distinguished services
u preyeptina the nom nation and appointment 10 the
military service or incompetent unworthy CHEERS
No will alec provide for RIDING the serv iCe
- eoch Incompetent persons AZ now bold COMMISSIONS.
ny order OF THE PRESIDENT.
Epvn NJ STANTON, Secretary OF War.
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E1BCrTyE MAvenoS, WASHINGTON, Feb. ], 1865.
csdssd. that draft for fire hundred thousand men, %
fe three yedrs during the scay, be made tho
gG day ~ koych nezt, for the military service OF the
tusd States credipg and deductng therefrom many
may hare been ENLISTED droted into the service
por rbe ls day Of March, ana not heretofore credited
ABRAHAM LINCOLN
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Bonntses an the First Of March.

WAR IHfhhThfNT, HhJtTbNf JFkBHtit UffltF,
WASHINGTON, d. G., Jan IA, 1854. I
9be tine for pay ing the bounty OF $500 and $500,
sat tIo aud So premium extended &c March L. 1864
these touDtiee and premiums will be PAID in
enlisted between January and Ia same bef, 70
sspusryb }. b. FRY, Provost Marshal general
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bthr.-in trcosyny o. ssirrday merrDr. January
~ fDwApD EArsFs, ". IN she aeth wear az n are
Ia 70 ~ sheffield tplabd
he ttht'Yes saa friends a. ihe fhmhy are TerIe,ruy
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lDe rHlh NatOpal BANK OF new Iorh, WD)ch 10
TO be established with capital Of one million Of
dollars, IS now ready to receive ito credentials
from Washington. u viii be located, 10 the ex-
tent Of one desk and q clerk 70 occupy it, in the
apartments Of the Barlem Savings Bank, at the
upper end Of the island Being an oeshoot, OF
literally branch, Of the Commonwealth Bank Of
this city, it will be nearly nominal institution
through which the Commonwealth establishment
will issue their bills 10 the amount Of nine hundred
thousand dollars, in order 20 avoid the government
tax. The legitimate bills will Of course be with
drawn from circulation; the down town bank will
do the discount and deposit business and the clerk
in Third avenue will father the issues.
The following js the statement Of the First Ma.
tonal Bank Of this city for the month ending Jan
uary 3d.
Specie and legal tender Dotee. ....... 1876 lJq
Deposits ...........,...........l S76qt3
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MISCELLANEOUS.
EXTRAORDINARY CURES

Dr.. J. H. sCHENcK. proprietor Of schenci's Puimonie
Syrup, Seaweed Tonic and Mandrake Pills. more than 90
years ago was supposed e be IL dying condition Ne
cd as his friends and believed to the asA
stage No ono thought it possible that he could 1--we two
months when he began to use the Syrup bears
his health and after the lapse Of quarter
Of century, his constitution be sound II be
had never experienced days sickness in his ',fe. He
is not only healthy but corpuept weighing considerably
than 200 pounds. He has since prescribed the
same medicine TO- thousands OF consumpIive pa
tents. and much the greater number OF them have
recovered in like DR.. B. having observed
that Liver Complaint and Dyspepsia often the ccsoomt
Of pulmonary disease that they not unfreqnenty
produce It, has invented other medicines adapted 10
In which consumption complicated with disorder Of
the stomach liver These auxiliary remedies the 6ea
weed Tonic and Mandrake Pills the first Of which strensS:
OF digestion and the latter removes al cbsirueons
DR.. SCHENCK only be found at his rooms 80 Bond
consultation and advice but his medicines be had
there all times. CONRAD FOX, 81 Barclay street,
Wholesale Agent for New York.
GRATIFYING AND REMARKABLE INTELLIGENcB-
VI There is business who has the resist
the almost universal propensity to take advantage Of the
public condition of affairs to cxtort high prices and that
Mr.. THOMAS n. AGNEW, the extensive Wholesale
tai dealer in groceries at No $50 Green wch street. He
continues 10 underse all his rivals In trade and his STOCK
usual Is choice fresh and attractive Families by deal
ing with him will find the Of housekeeping greatly
reduced
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The Elm City Bank has commenced business in
New Haven as the Second National Bank Of that
city, with capital Of one million Of dollars.
The National Banking and Insurance Company
Of St Louis has organized under The new law OF
Congress-. and viii be styled the Fourth National
Bank Of that city.
The Treasurer Of Pennsylvania commenced 10.
day to pay the semiannual interest on the debt OF
that State at the rate Of fifty per cent advance 10
currency, or one dollar and fifty cents for each
dollar due, to make The payment equivalent to
specie.
The steamship Corsica, which sailed to-day for
Nassau, N. p, and Havana, took out &l7s,s69 in
specie.
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S HIPPIN g NE w S.

ALMAEAc yoRK-IHis DAY.
tpSAisHs. 10 MOON RISES. 06
Sun eRTs ............ 10 HlGH 81
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THE LECTURE SEASON.
INAUGURATION EXERCISES

bSsAzs ~ Ss2sa aS94Hs
q ss ~s e n
The Mortimer F SGes #
Rooms on Thursday evening Of the present weeh Fsb.
sss1:s = q # y rR Ra sa :s
PROPRIETOR institution this osc.sion 70
turn Their thanss 70 Their patrons and fsnds .ps
csca.on above believing that q
aparmens. win than Justify the removal from hs
Cooper In.il.ats Homer weos,s5 D. s!ll pls,ISs
IMPORTANT LECTURES DAILY, FOR eRNrLRxBN
only. Il the New York Museum Of Anatomy cls Broad
The New YORK Museum Of Anatomy
BILLIARDS.
billiard BALLs.-PATENr COMPRESSED IVORY.
% Warranted for si5 months AZ and az SO Per 80:
%HS si Sen oss,: sS :Ss, Il. w
Or The ' golden elephant ~ ~eD'' '"'s'' ~" '''
IT, THE GENTLEMAN WHO CALLED At So
FOURTH n sn ns %
call again he may be able % negotiate.
NOTICE.-BILLIARD SALOON KEEPERS WILL
nS 20 s y 70 9sy eorn.a COLA
where The largest and best seasoned stock o. billiard ball.
w ). sHARP's SUPERIOR BILLIARD TABLES Can
always be found o. his manniae,Sry No its vui'cn
prices to sui. the lines Trimmings Of ali KINDS sons,an,
San "i1 Of
MILLINERY.
Mrs. j. WALTON. NO $50 BROADWAY, BETWEEN
lvk Amty Fourth stresfs-In of the
has prepared elegant assortment OF evening Bon
which she viii Monday February for The In
srection OF her customers and the ladies' OF New YORK;
FINE ARTS.
A FINE PICTURE, IN OIL coLoRs AND SIR i9s2s,
n OF the celebrated CEar-c OF the S1th New York
At Brandy Station. October H. 1853 published BY Thomas
Carr. OF Company 2, and for sale by WiLLIAMS
STEVENS 35J Broadway, and picture stores generally.
It's GRACE THE MOST REV. JOHN HUGHES. LATK
IL Archbishop OF New Yok--carte de viste, perfect
likeness with his Profession OF Faith, dc Just published
Price IS per hundred to the Catholic cersy and Sunday
scho for distribution. Let Catholic chile
be presented with Of these beautiful portraits. that
when they they remember the great and Illus
trious Archbishop Hughes. ROBERT CODD1HGTON pub.
Usher OF Catholic Photographs 800 Bowev door above
Fourth street New York. Sent postage ree any part q
the United States.
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TN ALONE. WITH FEW FRIENDS IN new YORE
II
n seems 70 me q very great pity,
Knowing I m pretty both form and face.
And considered person of infinite grace.
seek for mate Of gentle birth.
Refined above all things with heart or true worth;
Educated with mind nj TO guide and contr-l
With aHeetion-one In whom there's o soul.
wealth not desired, for I have enough.
Address FOR week Mas Clara Woodruff
ffcartes de vieite are entrusted 10 me
They will be answered instantly,
Address las Esst Eighth street.
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FURNITURE.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. GLASSES, MATTREesEi
Bedding and other housekeeping articles cheaper ihs
elsewhere Warranted and delivered free save money
calling at q. W. sNKDENS 263 Bowery. between etpnts
Houston streets Note the number Furniture IN svit
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MATRIMONIAL.

Owing 20 the crowded state OF columns con
PEELED 10 omit all advertisements coming under The sbo,
heading
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Owing 10 mo crowded state Of columns we are com
PEELED ont 81 advertisements coming under we scess
l'adsg
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-02-02
RESTAURANTS.

RESTAURANTS.
MAlsoS DoREE--AGREEABLB TO TIE OFT BIZ.
M pressed desire 81 VISITORS the proprietor OF the Mason
Dores has recently opened TO the public spacious saloon,
fitted with every ACCESSORY and convenience and capable of
dining 100 persons The table replee with superb
vice. and Che saloon and reception rooms Furnished wItb
luxurious elegance. Clubs and dinner committees peAge
notice Dinner served wheresoe,er desired with or with
out dinner service and ornaments Wedding and suppers
supplied impromptu Creams and confecuoDs 70 order ~
oil hours daily.