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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-03

eT0n the 10th ult, the ferrybost be.
tween Memphis and Hopefeld, while u
ing on the Arkansas side, was visited BY
Col Masee, Capt Cheek, and several
other rebel officers, and detained from
nine o'clock until half pas, eleven. Ma
gee stated while on board that bis con-
mand was lying concealed behind the
bluff, be also remarked that lie had ar
rested the party who had burnt the Col
deE Gate, and sent him to headquarters
under charge of piracy. After indulsing
quite freely At the bar Of the boat, the
officers withdrew aud allowed her 20 re-
turn to the Tennessee side.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-03

E1-It will be seen by reference 10 ad-
vertisement, that the proprietors Of the
Pieayune Mills wish to dispose Of their
mills, 80 they can enlisl Ia the service Of
their country. This is rare chance to
enable men 70 serve their country, who
are willing TO do so Let some Of our
nonied men bur the concern. IL is a
good Investment
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-03
DRY GOOD.

The Largest Millinery Stock ir the
West.
I'VE HAVE THE LARGEST STOCK or
w Fashionable Millinery, q every d,scrip-
ton, 10 be found in The West.
Vita Mllllner like Miss Eiiaa Bellam 60
supsrintend the Trimming. aad BleaehaIs OF like
reputation. We can warrant satisfaction
e. One Price and Cheap Prices " is our motto,
from which no deviation + ailowed
sCHAPkER BUSSIN0,
Nos. a. and ~ Main Street
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-03

nJ- For the benefit Of those who dc
not find Copperhead in the dictionary
We give the following analysis:
Z onspiraey.
o pposiiion 10 the war.
Z eaoe Oh any terTaa
z Tracy
z umity to the Union.
X ecognitiou Of the 20. = A.
Hatred to the Government
L arrest sympathy with traitors
4 narchy.
ID isloyaity.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-03
FOR RENT.

HALL-Ths second story, "Mesksr's Build
II log" y Main Street, is for rent. The room
IL the bast aired aud lighted ~ the city, and IL
about e feet vide ~ iZ5 to 10 feet long 81 prs
eat pariitfousd % for Offices.
Possession given BY tie frat day o. tiay IN.
auiro II hCHhPKER 4 BUBsiN0.
4 lfFfCE.--I hays ons of those hns Offices a. the
~ head Of tho stairs second story OF Chandlr's
Block. siil vacant if desired, tbs tenant can be
accommodated With rear room, BY applying I'm
uaedinfsiy JOHN 3 CHAHDLkR.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-03
rrue COLOR pisnlared az Last.

II our readers have any curiosity to
peruse pure aud unadnlterated treason.
able article, they have an opportunity
of doing so in an article which we COPY
from the Tlnass of yesterday. So far a.
the mere use Of words can constitute
treason, the article Of which we speak is
treason. That is the true same of it.
Further comments are unnecessary Just
now. We may notice further at . more
convenient sea- u
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-03

k-Dr. John F. D. Heineken died in
an spoplectic ct, at his residence in Bar
hngton county, New Jersey. last week
He was not only well known profession
ally, but bis name was spread far and
vide in connection with the Burlington
accident few years since. Il was his
carriage that vas run into By the cars Of
the Camden & Anboy railroad as they
we're backing, causing the rear car To run
of the track and the ether cara Of the
train 10 run into it, breaking them Up,
aud killing and uouAding 1&sgs xun-
bsr Of passengers
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-03

80 Old Ben. Butler is Jaek-at all.
trades, and there 10 nothing, from solv-
ing constitutional question. or direct.
ing an army, down to regulating the
toilet Of seeesh woman, that be can
not do an do we'll He has recently been
overhauling the Ere department Of Nor
folk, and is about 10 procure a small
steam Ere engine and ample hose for the
city.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-03

1ag- Parties have arrived a. Cairo
from Tennessee who report having seen
Major Bradford, who commanded at
Fort Pillow, supposed to have been killed
by the rebels at or back of Port Pillow,
at CoyiHgton, Tennesse, about q week
ago From the statement made by the
rebels, it seems Major Bradford made
his escape after the massacre At Port
Pillow, but was retsken and considered
in state OF insanity when at Covington
He was among men who knew him, being
Tsnnesseeans, and was kindly treated
lie is supposed to b iueurably insane
40 much for the barharouse scene he
was compelled TO witness.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-03

IRA letter was read in tie q. s.
Senate on the 18th, from the Vice Pres.-
dent, saying that he will be absent Tor
the residae of the session Clark, Of
New York, SIS elected Vice President
pro Eem
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-03

I WILL SELL Al PUBLIC AUCTION on
Il s@tafesy. Nay ], 1874. ~ shs Court Horss az
two o'eloek p n, thu following lots Ia SIS Ksst.
srn Enlsfgszsnf Lot 7, block Ie lots { and Is,
elcek = lot Is, block % lot -, block q; Iot
- block g let ~. block 81 4, lst I. block ~.
ILkAs-0ns-bsif easb, balance "a six ard
twelve mosshs, With interest, secured y mort
gags. Apply % THOs. O. GAErIN =
Ap2s dzwTuThsat
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-03
FOR SALE.

I oU5E-A two Story Brick Ionss on Nips
4 ! Hir.et, between seventh and tifhth, eop.
tanning four rooms and hlichcn, also good
Cistsrp. stable, Wood Shed, &c. Tie lot y ~
feet aquafs Terms cash. For iuFthor particulars
snqu ~ a. the premises.
aprii2s.aw JOHN fhEIDbh
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-03

tsSr Rev A O. Chenowiih, presiding
elder Of Indianapolis district, North.wes'
tern Indiana Confersnes, died suddenly
at indianapolis on Tuesday.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-03
TAX NOTICE.

Ill PERSONS KNOWING THENSsLyEs
"A delinquent "a the TAI duplicate far ls63 would
Dc we'll % call az my ofaee aud ssttlc the same "
they wish q save costs. LEROY CALVERT,
April 80. Nv County Treasurer
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-03
!. PIANOS.
Agency for Pianos, he odeons and
Cabinet Organs.

TNuE MTSsES LAWRENCE ARE c 'N-
i srANTLY recsiviuS the above iastrumenis
from some Of he best manufacturers N Sew iorA
aud Bost..a, ard will salt them a. Esstera prices
adding fraight.
esnries NAV b seen at their residence, on
Water Street. hrat door below ChesnHt. IL Viii
- 10 the interest Of these wanting the above IN
struments, 20 call before purchasing el sshare.
ap30-ly
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-03
BOILER MAKER.
JOHN p. LAURENT.
Boiler Maker.
Corner Of Piae and Water Streets
EVAEsVILLE. IKDIAHA.

+ AN PREPARED TO MAKE ALL KfEps
have every facility for doing good WORK fkst yssS
naeniosFy ssd good workmen cas- give, nd an
Sork entrusted - - win b sna1s urasx ~ ~
ssual srperr5gfsn- = =
- Workmen s,rf e .zx - - a.. - -.
eouDtrT = % rspAiriHE dssI9
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-03
A Few Carpets Leu

rJvHoSE wIilIING TO BUY CARPETS
cheap haG batter cali soon. We are selling
them % al less than nsralsetusers' cost
sCHAPkER & BUSsING
Ms. a. and 40 Main Street
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-03

TNRANK uAMMERsTKTN TAKEs PLEAS.
IT uTo Ia saying 90 his friends and customers
that he h - now on haud, and IL manafAeturiug
Wagons, Carriages, aud Ruggios of all qualities.
TIE work Il all done under his immediate inspec-
ti0n. consequently viii be warranted.
Persons from distance having Carriages OF
Buggies to Fe-pant or re-trtm can have their work
done on the shortest notice, and on the most IA
vorable terms
Being the oldest practical Buggy and Carriage
Maker in the city he is theretore better prupa red
than any other manufactures 70 MI orders.
auol III
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-03
GROCERIES.

O6U LBS. OnOfoE BoLCuNA sAusAGL-
ELLl0TTs FAMILY GROCERY.
EOBUsnELs FREsn GROUAD COKN MEAL
~ Ipste aud for sale ~
ELalOTT's FAMILY GROCERY.
x poz, No. TUns,
~ daz. No. 4"
-
10 Nest u in fesD tubs.
20 dos. assorted Rollins firsg
doE Butter PAidirs
dus Prints,
20 baHkefa. assorted si1sss
= just reeeiy, j aud for aale Ut
sbLioTT's FAMILY GROCERY.
nSe D.,aarva iOs. Choice Table Batter
~ o. Jars "
just reserved and for saiem
ELLt0Tr's FAMILY GROCERY,
fttkN DAhHFLs Lsige Pickles, sor sale by the
Il dozen, hundred " barrel, at
ELLiOrr's FAMILY GROCERY.
EIFTY boz. ASSORTED Hnrd aud Shaker
II nrooma;
10 dvz Fancy Hearth Broomai
10 dor. - WhiHk
Just received and fur sale At
ELLIOTr's FAMILY GROCERY.
"a .nv tuoaaANu Lns Nnviuu sugar Juun
Il nrled Beef nice artistic.
For asls af EILuiTr'E FAMILY GROCERY.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-03
sFLLING OUT Ar COST.

A Wit SSH MY LARGE rock Of WALL
Il end windaw Paper, Plain and Figured 81 coss
* oratr - mako Foom fsr osbex gods.
>. uEALY,
spfs Ne -. sSr. MAia and ffrst So.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-03
still They Come !

WE NAVE RECEIVED ANOTHER LARGE
w stock Of Dry ods 20 every description,
which viii he soll eheap.
eCnAPKER & BUSTING,
81 and - Main street.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-03
WANTED.

A GOOD GIRL, 20 DO houss work Ia small
II family. Enquire 81 WfLcOX'b GAbLEhfs
corner Fourth and Ma streets. MAYS
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-03
TO THE LADIES.

TEsT RECEIVED BIZ ExPREEs FROM
u Hze Dsuor@st's tbs esishrsted pfauout
D1s,. p8troatss4 ~ Y Ewpsrzirscs EngssiA &c ths
ccurt a TFzses We p. sTOUDAKD,
nElS u Gsia Esrss4
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-03
silk Sun Umbrellas

proeA9if ne OK OF SILK AND 6INGuAM
10 carry out rs itst received and scllisg
prise, aud wn hArKER 4 RUSsING's,
\ os. AZ ahJ % Maia street.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-03
JGs Daily duurnaI.

The Union Executive Committee fer
the First Congressional District
OF this State are hereby notified to meet
in the city Of Evansville on Tuesday, the
third day of NAV, proximo.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-03

GugRRILLA ANUsRNRxT.-As short time
since an old man of seventy. named
Field. went aboard the Ohio Belle, on
the Tennessee side of the river, eighteen
miles below New Madrid, stated that on
the previous day se and three others
were chopping wood near Booths Point,
when three guerrillss and three or four
citizens approached and said they came
to kill him. They shot Fields eompan-
ions, and allowed him ten PAGES and a
chance TO run. He started and they
fred, wounding him, one shot passing
through his len arm and right hand
From | o'clock Tuesday, until he vent
aboard, he had erawled 20 the plaes where
he had got on board without food OF as
sistance Captain Sebastian treated him
generously, and Surgeon W. T. BeadleS,
FRS, Mississippi eavslry, dressed the
wound -Netc Aibaay Ledger.
II is to these kind kind Of savsges
that we are asked to send commission
ers aud beg for terms of peace by such
conservative Democrats as Fernando
Wood and Dan. Voorhees,
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-03
Motions and Fancy Goods

xNTE HAVE LARGE STOCK OF NOTIONS
w and Fancy Co d, which We sell, ct whole.
aalo or retail, chearer than suy other house.
sCuAPkER + BUSSISG
Noe. Il and 40 Main street
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-03
CROss-CUT SAWS.

DATEET eRoss-CCT SAWS AT 81 % rsr
i loot. JACOB sTzAUR son.
fzHza In Hszzxsrs DsAisEs, No. "a &Iata "a
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-03
FOR RENT or SALE.

y,OR RENT OR AALE@A BEAUTIFULLY
II situated Residence near The salt Wells, With
about two acres Of Laud. VIII trade for good
city property. Enquire u
EE. MiHusT cor. Main aud first.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-03
UNION STATE TICKET.

EAfI - tAa
STATE TICKET.
Fer SoserHor,
OLIVER P. MORTON,
o. WAYNE.
Por Lisui. Gogeynoy.
COL. CONRAD BAKER,
o VAHDEEBUEsn.
For Secretary Of 6tals,
EEBs0S TRUsLEs, d Fsgetts.
For AsdRoy Of stafe,
THOdAs B. NccAnrT, 81 Wabash.
For Treasurer ef state,
JOIN l. h0Rkis0s, Of Warrington.
For Aa0rHsy- General,
DELAsA z. wfLLIAmsJH, Of Pstnsm.
For ctsrk Of Tho saprens Court,
OH. LAZ. NOBLE, Of Knox.
For Reporter Of sssprsHs ooHgf,
COL. BEN. HARRISON, Of Marion.
For Supreme JsdgsI,
1st Di-triet--JAs 5. FRAZgR. o. Keseinsko.
ID Distriet-JEHU T. ELLIOTT, o. Henry.
Sd DisTiet-GHAs. a. Ray, Of Marion.
4th Dlsiriet--nOBT. q. GHEG JfBY, Tigpeeanoe.
For espsgfssendsat Of Public iastHetioH,
PROF. GEORGE W. H0ss, d Marion.
ron ELEcrORs At LAHoK-
David > eoOdlug, 81 Hancock.
EleBaf8 ". 7 b0mpson, 81 yigo.
F0n STATE KLEcToEs.
1st Disiriet-Jamss @. Denny, Of Knox.
John =. Heuzbiand, II sPebesr.
"a Dlpsriet-Cyrus r. Nixon, o. Clark.
Francis NasieT u Lagranga.
"a Distriet-Henry 4. Pritehsfd, Of Barlhoio
new
Madison Evans, u La@rsnoe.
4th DistFiet-LeOhldas Sexton, % Rush.
Nv. Hyeer, 0f TraDkiib.
9Th Distrset-Beni d Glaypool, Of faystts.
JosbuA II. hleliefi, n Henry.
gtl District J. Wright, Of Morgan.
s. 9 Green, o. shelby,
9th Distfict-J0hn Osborn, Of Putnam.
Thomas y. Rleo, % Parks.
eth Dsfriet--H r. Davidson, Of TlppeeaBos.
Benz. Gregory, Of Warren.
9Th Dlatriet-James g. Belfofd, u white.
Aaron 0ueFBey, Of Porter.
10th Distrlat-T II. Dickinson, 81 DeKalb.
Hallet Kiitourne, Of Elkhaft
1Ilh Dlslriet~-John H. Wallace, Of Grant.
James n. Templsr, Of Jay.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-03
NEATSI2

Ga tbs lsi % aay, b. tbs psy J ' Doars. Il
TIE haass q tbs bTiis's mothsr JANIS =
Mills 10 AMELIA NEwMAE.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-03
CARRIAGES &c.
FRANK HAMMERsTElN's
Wagon, Carriage Sc Buggy
Mandatory,

CORNER CANAL AND mAfN STREET.
EVANsvILLE, IND.
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PROPOSALS..

ITO IRON WORKERS SEALED PROPOSALS. WILL
ne received ~ thls office uul "a O'Clock NJ of wednes
cay FEBRUARY ~ 1868 al which hour same will pub
hey opened Tor ornshlnf and setting IN place around the
new reservoir ABOUT t&w lneal feet OF Iron Railing
Drawnnu and greCihcations can 10 soen o. arrilncn III
lite Eppiucere ctUce, Rotnnda PARK ~
aH0NAS STEPnRNg, ! CrotoD
fobthP i, DARRAuH, tAqueduct
a. W DRAyEV board
UFyicF or fnK tEorcS Aarspusg psrtp,.g.f, Rorpgr
sSas s9u ~. l-
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VALENTINES.

M ALENTINES
Dealers should secure their stock OF Valentines In sen
son. Send for STRONG'S
TEN DOLLAR PACKAGE.
CONTENTS.
SO Neat Valentines lace and embossed retail
80 Flowers and Fancy Paper. rail at .......... 10
20 Fancy Embossed Paper, retail at Is
II Embossed with Gold and Mirrors. retail rs
Gold and Silver Ornamened Paper, retail 60
Ilum mated Raised Work retail at............ rs
Beautiful Valentine in Fancy Box, retail at 60
II Juvenile Valentines. for Children retail
IL Fine Nste Comic. assorted. retail at...........
~ Humorous Comic Valentines single sheet, retail at
Fine Valentine Cards of Poetry retail at.......
"a Embossed Envelopes. two retail at.
q arge 8vo Envelopes two Sizes retail at
II Beautiful Fine Envelopes, retail ............
All the above in neat box and Valentine Showbtr.
This assortment is the finest supplied to the trade,
and cannot but give entire satisfaction quantity atty
and prices At the that they offer very large profit
the retailer The above lot will be free by mall tho
receipt Of dollars Send orders early r.
STRONG, % Nassau street. New York
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MANSON DoHEE.-AGREEABJE TO THE OFT Fx.
WI pressed deHlIe OF visitors the OF Mason
noree has recently opened 70 the public spacious
ed With Accessory and convenience and capable u
dung ~ persons The table e ropleie with superb SER
Nc and the saloon aud reception furnished with
luxurious elegance clubs and dinner rlsaas
honcc ppner served whereaoeyor desired, with With
nht dinner sevrs aud otnaaants Wedding aud suppers
sHpp"a hnliVtt0. tiasns and oouf.cUous " a.
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DHEUMATTSM
IL Messra METTAM Co II cannot express what T
have the from chronic rheumatism
nothing seeming to reach until tIied one pair OF
your ELECTRO GALvANlC IN SOLES. which after short
time eGecialy cured hope those who are afflicted
will them and end to their JOY as have permanent
PETER CONNOLLY I2I East Twenty second street.
Price 81 per pair; by mail 81 80
Send for circular.
Office 40 Broadway.
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THE LECTURE SEASON.
INAUGURATION EXERCISES
BRYANT 4 STATIONS COMMERCIAL COLLEGE.

INAUGURATION EXERCISES
BRYANT STATIONS COMMERCIAL COLLEGE
ADDRESS BY PETER COOPER
The public exercises connected with the opening Of
rooms Of Bryant STATIONS Commercial College,
the Mortimer block, corner Of Broadway. Twenty
street ana Fifth avenue viii take place at the College
Rooms Thursday evening OF the present deb.
ruary ~.
The exercises win he Of varied interesting charac
ter the address to be delivered by PETER COOPER ESQ
The proprieors OF the Institution take this occasion
their sincere thanks 10 their and friends
occasion above announced believing that OF
the greatly increased facilities IN connection with the
apartments will more than Justify the removal from the
Cooper Institute. Horace Webster, l. l. d. will preside
be occasion. BRYANT 6TRATTON.
IMPORTANT LECTURES DAILY, FOR GENTLEMEN
only, at the New York Museum OF Anatomy 6lS Broad
way Parties unable attend these lectures
forwarded receipt OF cents by addressing Of
the New York Museom Of Anatomy.
NEW YORK MEDICAL COLLEGE FOR WOMEN
~ Lecture viii be for the benefit OF this Dsttu
by the Rev = j. H. WILLIS at Dodworths Han, 500
Broadway. on Thursday evening February 4. Subject
The True Element Of Success Admission Is cents Tickets
TO be had at the door
CPRCIAL NOTICE.-NEw YORK MEDICAL COLLEGE
- for Women-Rev. r l. II. Willis win lecture for the
benefit of this institution Dodworths Hall SOC Broad.
this evening Thursday Feb. AT TX O'Clock. Sub.
iect-"The True Element OF Succeesn Tickets Is
For sale at the door.
THE SECOND LECTURE IN THE COURSE OF POLL
teal Economy gwen under the auspices OF the Trustees
Of the Cooper Institute will be delivered Friday
Ing S ynSa e & nb he large s Of
Labor and Capital in its Relations with Labor. Admission
free
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EstsANClS BUTLER NO. PECK SLIP, HAS ALL
the chcoe breeds for sale and stock. Buffers nfalhbe
Aanec Iure ana Flea Ersrmuat0r, 6Uc. bottle. But
-rs new Work 81 Dogs buarued trained, &C. Medicines
soT all alsea
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

e. g ss sy
si.ss have beard Win ss.rs.s ress. s. 4. our
:: q: ss s.s:
nsmeiy-thst We receive swo dollars ana ESr,ber
ss hey ssi $
poss Of sustaining .nsis refssa .rsbees and
builders The sustain them 10 sss - M
does not relate the advance OF wages - az 70
nsmes hal we as msebanss are tegenerae
the low and degraded ISsli,o Which We ava
long held as srsds among ,he mechanics Of ,hs city
The ySs mat rs Sass
when You consider allow employer in the cy
TO- sas ss Of skilled nsed The
e the
gentlemen placing every faith 10 the respectabbty and
OF he city assured before committing
S 70 S lien vii @
that through inclement wheather various other
~Sen the
Of .. have large fA%,e that workinsmen have g
the peculiar under which we labor with re-
Is sa All
a nS sSsm that our demand not
he. ''ss s CONSUMES for
Srs ss
should be purified OF the influences that have
10 we city Of
New Yor. The boss plsserers tell likewise that they
have their sustained this EXPRESSION They
demand Perhaps we have not but ssnsmsn The
majority or the boss plasterers who have subscribed
association have workmen ten shings per day
asS sns s he
perfectly a'dsSs in our present JOHN ifo ENNIS President
JonN OCossoR Recording Secretary.
The following bosses have been reported paying the ad
% sss. Best
merry, Hogan 4 Collins, Rhodes and McDerno.
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NEW YORK JAN. %, l364-AT MEETING OF THE
stockhoders Of the Sixth National Bank held this day.
me following gentlemen elected directors
Tor the ensuing year:Pau spoford Edward Haeh Fran
els Leland. George Griswold Haven Cassus DARLING Al
subsequent meeting of the directors Mr. Cassus Darling
elected President Mr. Geo e. Haven Vice President and
Tho Sixth NATIONAL Bank viii open on or the ls Of
March, at their banking of Broadway and Sixth
avenue and ThTty-f stpeei.
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MIRCELLANEOua.

A RMY RELIEF BAzAAR.-hR. Z. D. PALMeR Has
"A generously contributed -four of his latest and
Bondage .The Bust Of Hamilton "Buss Of the PesSsnt
Of a the Great Fair TO Be held in Albany in February
the Sanitary fund 10 d Of ss ssn AND OF
these rare costly By subscription tickets and taSs
the liberty invite patron and lover Of "a
share in The Of possessing these celebrated p
ductons Of eminent artist They have been estss1
At fair valuation The Angel OF Peace Ia Bondaaa
there WIN be tickets 81 each and for each Of the
the of the fair Tickets may be obtained
the principal book Frederick r. Church Charles
james H. Armsby. Subscriptions received at COUPLES
772 Broadway, New York.
ALBANY. Jan Is. 1854.
GRATIFYING AND REMARKABLE INTELLIGENCB-.
" There is business who has the nerve 70 resist
the almost universal propensity take advantage OF tho
public condition of affairs extort high prices and that IL
Mr. THOMAS r. AGNEW. the extensive Wholesale and re-
tail dealer in croceries No $50 witch street. He
continues nderse all his rivals in trade and his stoc.
as usual choice fresh and attractive. Families by deal
ing with him will find the expenses OF housekeeping greatly
reduced.
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II II sEARIeGs PRIVATE DANCING ACADEMY
- M2 Fourth avenue, near Twenty third street New
siases Tor The second quarter Ladies' Wednesdays and
saturdays at Gentlemen, Tuesdays and Fridays e.
Glasses At other times and Lessons
hese who wish 70 learn QUICKLY.
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M lhoriAL-A YOUNG WIDOW LADY. y
k.sband lie must he handsome ses % w, aeslres
and not oTer ~ years Of age None nui iyns ess
hcsr that arc src.re need rspy Address .reins ~,
De vsite, y " Union square Post once 'ueoAins uf'
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REGTAuRANTs.

no TO BIxBYs AND Oct TURTLE souP-wBEER
VI d sserved up every day IS Park row
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THE BALL SEASON

W5HE GRAND BALL-LADIEs' HAIR DRESSED IN
all the latest styles A great variety Of Grecan eurls
waterfalls and bralds Wigs loaned for
updoe. Hair jewefvy made.
T. PECRHAN abI Grand street, near Bowery
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IL correspond with two 20 nc ladies' from - ~dsh 10
y ago With view 20 matrmony must be GOOD loos ~ %
81 sUpefof temper Address, IN confidence md ~
ds "a site e, Eighth Infantry, ard w III rss,s
81 az Kew Yofk harbor 'hoft
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-02-04

CPAkIRG BEEEFiT TO HARRY LAZARUS TIM
- gallant ana fenemany Harry Lazarus whose useful
p.ss for life. will a compe n,ary
Eenrt lIst tue THURSDAY evening PED
vntt o. taieut have volunteered their
We bore he teneB vii DC worthy q the popular brave
&ays
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oCCULfsTs AND AURIsTs.

DR a . CASTLE. ocUIIsT. AURIsT AND DENTIST
~ suncessuy treats diseases al ectng he % gh
and h.a ,ng AT rctons. h.
spe branoh.s dentistry. Established lss9 13C 70 Ifl
street, Washington squarc.
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DANCING ACADEMIES.

ElRsr ANNUAL HOP OF THE MOzART DANCING
~ Club 70 be held At tho BoweTy Assembly Rooms. No.
~ BoweIy Thursday evening. February 4. Tickets 10
- had at the door. TONY FLUHR Manager