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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-05-23
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.

Prayer by the Rev Dr. Anegefode
= Hon RUTUs x GARLAND OF Arkana7s. S1d-Stn S n.
koloAE, of las, sppea;ea, AID, Sfsr = is'r4.
ton OF the usual oath by che Char 200 !. go
Tie resolution Of Mr. Russell, Of VA, stf-lsr 10
messages OF the President On tae hd5sas u pms % ta3
Conmiitee on the Jud'clar!, and ptias ;se ssin'
taken up.
ar CONRAD defended With much ABILITY the Fusfe;.-
siou of the writ Of habeas corpus. We VII give
synopsis Of his remarks to-lnorTo
kr MURRAY, Of Tenn, opposed tn resolution, ard
made speech Of some length Ia cpposi,ion to The &c:
VI suspene on.
n. GATHER, of n O., hayitg oba;ned he aoOr,
defended the stste Of North C4roiiua sud explssed
wherein tie people Of that ststs bad been sIon y
pItjadictd ssalpst tie Presidents 1E
We will also give an sealr-c: OF his remarks Ic'
MORROW
adopted ~
M ATKINS, OF Tenn., announced 20 the House tbe
deA.a Of his estctIned colleague, DAVID CUREIS OF
the Memphis Distriet-and in g.fishgly ossu ia!
eu'ogS gave bfief ou;Iine O. the pnpll es.nis ia
DIS private and pubccarceF lie coeclu ed by oife III
the usual resolutions. MssIa. BAsXsDALx, OF Mss
and HAsLr, of Ara, followed ard reerltd ia spefo-
pirate te:us TO their deceased freed.
The resolllons being unanimously ado ted, Tic Hoae
adjourned
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49, r0R - ~.

We learn that papers mailed TO the army do not
reach their destination because the postage ia not and
cannot in many cases be paid in advance, or On de-
livery % srzy carriers by the postmaster. To remedy
the difficulty in regard to The WAg, We viii hereafter
prepay the postage At th ahce papers ordered by
persOas in hs army, dednctDg the amount Of postage
from the remiJtsnces sent.
By an arrangement with the Postmaster at Richmond,
We VII mark each paper "pald," which, BY passing
through the Office here, wl be evidences TO every o'aef
of6ce that the postage has been paid here.
wbea no post Office is given, out merely The oom-
paoy, regiment, &c, deay of day in the Rcamoua
Eos. Office is unavoidable Persons IN the srmy order
ing the paper viii therefore state the post Office sna
us wiz change the direction when requested.
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CT CONFEDERATE CON GREss
SnCoxO ooSoREsS-EzRsr SESSION
SENATE.

SENATE
Fs1DAr, Nay 20, 1864
Prayer by Rev. Dr.. DOggett, of the Methodist
Chuich.
Mr. SPARROW, from the Committee on Military
Aairs report d back the House bill TO authorize the
appointment OF commsa aries for regiments of cavalry.
The bill was considered aud passed.
He also reported bill to provide for the impress
insult Of railroad iron, equipments aed rolling stock OF
railroads when tbs shall become necessary for the
public defence. Placed upon the calendar and ordered
TO be printed
Hs slso reported joint resolution including n the
exemption from conschpion the editors and employees
engaged in the publication of magazines and periodicals,
The resolution was passed.
The Senate bill to extend to the navy and marine
corps the provisions Of the Sd seoon Of IAN act to or
gan Z, forces TO during tbe war; approved Feb.
II b, "a was taken up, considered and passed.
Mr. BURNETT, Of Ky, reported back the memorial
Of Wellington Goddn, asking that increased rent may
DO paid by the Government Tor the building occupied
by the General POstohce pArtment Nc B. said that
the comm deemed inexpedent 70 recommend the
vacation OF the contract wish Mr.. GoddD, there
other parties in the same condition TIE memorial was
laid upon the table, and the committee discharged from
the further consideration thereof.
Mr. BURNETT also presented bill for the relief OF
Greene T. Hill, which was coaSidsred and passed =
Author xes the issue Of duplicates OF cerlan bonds
stolen and destroyed by burglars.
o. moIon of hr BURNETT, the President was au-
thorized to appoint Committee on Public Bulldngs.
The Senate resumed the consideration of tue bill TO
authorize the appointment OF general officers, with
temporary tank and Command, and to define and limit
the power of ass gning officers TO commands.
Aner discussion the bill psssed-yeas IA, nays 4.
The bill authorizes the President, by and with the
advice and consent of the Senate, TO appoint COM
handing officer TO any position in the Provisional Army,
who shall hold his Office whilst in actual command, un
less sooner removed by the President aud shall imme
diaaJ thereafter hs former rank in the
All laws allowing assignments of oficsrs are repealed,
witt psOyisos applicable to peculiar cases.
Tbs Prssidsnt pro tenn laid before the Senate copies
Of Gen. Brsggs report of the battle Of Chickamauga.
Ordered TO be printed
Ne JOHNSON, OF No, submitted resolution Of in
qury into the e1pedency of assessing and collecting the
tsx on he entire OF Incorporate compa1ies at The
place Of business of each company. Adopted.
Oa motion o; Mr. SPARROW, tie Senate went into
executive session, and sooa after adjourned.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-05-23

Joanscns DIVISION, Sap.ating hin, aud probable 900
Of bis men, lint we're unable 70 penetrate on Ines At
other point, or 70 break the line which was eatab-
li.hed after Johnson's was broken.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-05-23

writer ID tic Charlotte n. - B s:ia, CIV s.,he
following personal sketches anobg otse 81 The pea
hy'eriAn clcrgJmen in a'tendascd upyu tho Gsaarsl
Assembly recently in ssssion in that place:
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-05-23

REPORT OF TEE KILLED AND WOUNDED OF
TIE BATTALION WASHING ON A&tlLLERY
DUR NJ THE ENGA GEsESTS OF )sAY iszH, l4IH
AND l6ra NEAR DRE@Rf'S BLUFF.
HEAD'ass BAIrALIOs WAsBrSGFcS ARTltLEAr,
hfy ~ 1864
lat Company Capt E owea cOmmaadrg --klee--
Priy..es Walden, II Peyeaaad, G .. ohAabslS. T
simmons
Wouuded-Gspsin osens III the head, ilgh ly;
Lieut. Jno Gllorslb, hip seriously; ocgpl iur er,
hand, finger smpuJs.ed; CoIpl Q ETtret, 100, re-
sefely Priyale PaeIps, aud BREAST seiio>sg;
Z Peychaud, leg severely; j ETm9r, arm. severe
~; Chas Rosstes, fractured; ] wilson, leg, Sc
sere.y; Jos Meyers, coltusicn of--p.
Captured-Sergt o Fezaude.
81 Company, Captain B Richardson Commanding
Wounded Pdvate4 Laphau, lead, ssVertl.; Geo
lessner, leg, do J n Gr. eAman, DO.
Sd Company, Capt Hero commsnliDg- K He'd
Private Madden.
wounded-G Guillots arm, c,ntusior; Leeje,
head, slightly; Jas Crily, neck, dc.
All Company. Capt Ja Norcom cemnsnding-K Killed
-Oorpl r & Mcdonald; Pdsates Gao Fgulk-, L NAL
lard, Edward Condor
Wounded seg Jno B Valentine, arm, slightly; Pd-
Yates s Hood, head, do; Noiclm, arm ffeceured;
VIM Martin, back, not severely.
RICAPIfCLSIIoN.
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Z. j. KURTHEIDr, Adj.
B. y. EsHLENAs, Ii. Col. Comman ing.
REPORT OF CASUALTIES IN J0hP3 OF CADETS
IN RECENT BATTLE.

ADJr GKN's 0rFIcE, May %, 1854.
hsjor-Gsneral Smith reports:
Kiisd: Cadets w CabslI, @ Crockett J Jones, Nc.
Doue aud Sisnard Cades j f,l son ,rtslll wcnndd
.lncs died Wsusdci L; Col Ship cSnl'g Cadets,
slighty, on duty Ii Goven H asst Fref ar cong
csm'y; Cadets Whit, Dlard, 81 Amhs'st; Gibson
Randolph, severely, Neon, Dickinson slightly Up
sbur D,eden. w .odlL Pierce, slightly; ssol, NOR
tsIIy; Karshal A,wel KooTnAn, hsrdrt, S Garrow, O
w Reid, Z Psnderon, Wise, Tripleit, L Wise,
Berkeley, Christian, A Stuart, WheeiEnght, Meade,
Brsnsfofd, Spiller, P Jobnson, Harris, I Smith,
Smith, Walker Ha, Garastt and Goodwin, sligl hy
It. Hill AID all the wouhdsd Cadets sSe coipg well.
Gen. Bseekinridge reported TO Gen. Smith that the
corps of Cadets acted with conspicuous gs'la1tIy.
WV. II. RIcEAkssoE, A. q.
The New York herald., 1864-03-16

CoRPoRAs.oN SALE OIL REAL ESTATE.

CORPORATION SALE OF REAL ESTATE
sesed IL The Commissioners cf Sinking Fund OF the
city Of New York by ordinance the Common Council.
passed Feosaary 60 1896 aud an act the Legislature
this State passed Mag I3 Isa5 he Commissioners Of the
Sinking Tund will offer for at public auction on satur
day The ah DAY Of April 1904 at noon the Exchange
salesroom No III Broadway ~ tue cy Of New FORK by
WILLIAM gEsNELLy. Aucloneer the following Real
Estate. belonging to the city Of New York. viz
L. One lot Of Land on the 20 Ii side Of Cy fia place
10 the city Of New FORK between Chambers and Reade
streels
Que ol Of Laud on the west side OF Main street. 10 the
city Breokyu between Water aud thelEas' river
Maps maybe obtained the Comptroers office. Han Of
Records on and after March 10 1856,
Terms Of sae-Tea per The paschase money and
expenses Of auction and PAD al the Compsroers
Office immediately after Thirty per cent on the
Is, day OF Mag when deeds viii be ready for de
livery the balance remain bond and mortgage for
6ve from May 1864 with nercs; at the rate OF SIX
per cent per anuum. payable half.ycariy.
MATHEW 7. BRENNAN. Comptroller
CRY ov NKw YoRK. DEPARTMENT or.FiSAScE CONTROL
LER's OrFicE. March o 1864.
The New York herald., 1864-03-16
DERRY LEASES AT AUCTION.
AT THE CITY HALL.

On h Monday s; March as 1864 . eleven esock M win
a9ss secHYr!y for term OF ten years from the LIST day
Lease the Ferry now established from the foot of
Houston street. East river New York to the foot OF Grand
The Lease Of the Ferry established from the foot Of
Iwenythrd street, East river New York, TO 0reenpolnt
Of the Ferry The q
street, Broskyyn ay ,s Fl Hasrv D. ~ ,.,.,., =,
Chsmoers street North river New York 70 the foot Of Pa
v9ns % avenue H1ooksn h Ken 1 j. ,oo, -
Chr stopher street, North river New York, to Hoboken
The said several M ferry lease. win Be sold with all the
Corporation 0fthe csy yCSsT;T,nSs e NsTX XGEs
The conditions and coyenan. ~ -: Lenses to he IN N.
usual form of Ferry Leases heretofore entered into by the
for each Of the above named Ferries Do
H S % s s and S Of Re a e
the lessee or essees that be or they will conduct and man
iaon: ordinaness bysss Is may Ssrsafier
from time TO 70 tine Se made or passed by the Common
sss:
sale 70 the Collector Of the city Revenue sum equal TO
apply the the quarter in case
% % e %
oblsaton At the same time executed Two sarees 70
approved By he comproier for the s psnea payment
se Se % r o Of n
,he Of The Lease Bonds and Revenue stamps
By I ss y s. se
shond the lease Of the above named ferries either OF
them be purchased by other than
they will be required In accordance with the sions of
@ he
buildings and fixtures fur the purposes of ferry
said value TO be fixed bv selected old
lessees In the parties to the
be paid for the same.
The lease shall also contain covenant requiring each
ferry boat to have attached is engine fire
pump with less han four hundred feet OF hose
the quality and dimensions that used by the Fire De-
rar'ment the city Of New York and for the
ertneushment of fires whenever required by the Chief
Engineer his assistants of the Fire Department OF the
New York, for which services the lessee shall
dollars per hour for each hour engaged
no lime be counted less than one hour.
MATTHEW 7. BRENNAN, Comptroller.
The New York herald., 1864-03-16
VALuABLE FEKKy FRANonIsEs AT PUBLIC Auc

On Monday April H. 1864. at eleven O'Clock A. NJ.
will be sold at public auction. to the highest bid.
he Grs, day o. Nsy sei s6e Lease Of the Franchise
Ferry established north Of and Immediately adjoining
rvs New York. the foot of South Seventh street. Brook
The Lease Of the Franchise OF the Perry abou, to
abshed the slip or basin between pers Nos 81
AID 33 East river. New York. the slip foot Of Bridge
The Lease of the Franchise of Ferry to
sbished from the slip or basin between piers Nos: 81 and
Brooklyn. r. D.. some point ad accent thereto.
The SAID several Ferry Leases Will be sold with all the
rights privileges and advantages thereof belonging To the
Corporation OF the city o. ,s. New ,Yors.
The conditions and of the leases 10 be IN the
usual form OF leases heretofore entered into by the
Corporation
requirements OF the city charter in rea
ton eres and also contain covenants the pat OF the
ferry ferries agr eaby such rules regulations
dinances bylaws may hereafter from time
y lne se made passed by the Common Council orstae
The purchaser the ferry lease and its appendages In
sale The Collector or the CITY Revenue, sum equal 10
the amount bid for the annual rent 10
Lease w Inc usual covenants otherwise be forfeited to
The Corporation lie will be eauired also, TO furnish an
this effect that be VIII execute bond with snreiies 70
be approved by the compoer FOR the punctua payment
ia sorcnan Of he eas The fees OF the aaconeer and
The expense OF the lease bonds and revenue stamps TO be
CURED by the Corporation for OF in connection with tbe pier.
p on bnshead or pTmises proposed 10 he eased during
TIE Ease sfai also contain a covenant requiring each
fe boat attached 10 its engine IRE apparatus OF
qHAy ana dimensions that used by the Fire Department
OF city Of New YORK and to he used for the eSnanish
s wse9e,eF ne a OF the eis q Ne%
YORK for which the lessee shall receive twenty dol
lars er hour for each hour engaged ana no time 70 be
'''''''' MATHEW 7. BRENNAN. Comptroller
The New York herald., 1864-03-16
MARKET CELLARS
OTHER PROPERTY OF THE CORPORATION
LEASED AT AUCTION.

Notice hereby given that Comptroller will Tues
day. the 2sh day March 1854 O'Clock NJ at the City
Han. lease on bids at public auction Market Cellars
Houses and Lots Hay Scales and other Corporation
iSG4
Catalogues containing the description, location aud terms
of sale be had application to the Collector OF City
Revenue at this Office.
CRY or NEw YoRx. DEPARTMENT or finance
CosPTRoLLERs OFFICE, Feb. 70. 1864.
The New York herald., 1864-03-16
LOAN OFFICES.

77-MoNFy LITERALLY ADVANCED AT II.
"A ON DIAMONDS WATCHES. JEwELRY. &C
AT7 PAwSBRoxERs' TICKETS WANTED Ar7
OF DIAMONDS. WATCHES, JEWELRx, &c.
and paid can be obtained at any ether place
this city BY apply lng at II Bieecker strectup siairs
-PAwSBRekERs' TICKETS WANTED, ALL PER.
n having Tickejs OF Diamonds watches. Jewelty,
Silver Ware Guns Pistols silks &C who expect their fli
value would do well to call at 50 Chatham street up stairs
Room No. s.
Ar IN GRAND STREET. TWO DOORS wBsT OF
"A Broadway Money advanced on Watches Diamonds.
Jewelry Plate Dry Goodsnd Personal Property ~ every
descr pton bonrh, and sold. by JOSbPH A. JACKSON,
Broker aud Commission Merchant
At Us NASSAU STREET, ROOM NO 2 TIE HfGJ.
~ est prices paid for ose or set Diamonds watches
yancfs made consignmcnts Of the above articles BY A.
HONIGMAN, Diamond Brokor.
Ar HENRY HYMAN's. COS BROADWAY, CORNER or
II Bond rect No g. up stairs, VIII ~ tue h!-hest
cash piee Diamonds set unset watches ana silver
Ware advances made the same and also on ramos
6s Broadway
lT4s7 BrooNE STREET. THE HIGHEST PRICE rs
"A paid for Pawn5rosers Tickets of Clothng Dry 0oohs
&c; arge Of hand pack Fo Goats 70 20 Sl5
Business Coats o. TO &Iu; Cashmere Pants W 70 ~ nah
PANS aud Vests f5 TO el2 over Coats - 70 sn ,es
TO So SEO LEVI
AT @o-PAwNBRoKERs' TfCKHTs wANTED.-f
"A will l2s cent more than any other persnn IN
the city for Watches Diamonds Jewelry Silver
ware, Pistols stks Ac and money beally advanced on
the same Remember the piace-609 Broadway, corner
p0pss9a sssSeSs W lslrH F222 ES =
The New York herald., 1864-03-16

1sORPORATION NOTICE DEPARTMENT OF Fl.
~ City of New York Office OF the Clerk OF Arrears
Public notice is hereby given 10 the owners mortgages
otherwise interested lands and tenements sold
for unpaid assessments during the month Of October 1862
that the detailed statement o property stu unredeemed
from said sale Ia published the New York Commercial
Advertiser daily newspaper printed and published the
city OF New York. Copies be had application at this
Office By order of the Comptroller
AUGUSTUS PuROY. Clerk OF Arrears.
The New York herald., 1864-03-16

- . =. NJ
tn public Is respeclfu,iy Uniformed that ID
ausic VIII reopen on Monday. March g3
FOR ITALIAN orERA.
RR0oKLYk ACADEMY or MUSIC
~ Lessee and Manager. n
MONDAY TUESDAY AND wEDNEsDAy
~ aud rs
NILE yEsTvALI
WITH appear ia Brooklyn upon ihe above dates
SUPPORTED BY THE WHOLE OF TIKI
ORCHESTRA AND oHoRUs
NIBLos GARDEN. N.-coMAENCse AT
THIRD wIER '''""
DRfLLIANT ENGAGEMENT
OF Miss
CAROLINE KIcAINGs
HOUSE CROWDED TO OvERFLOwING
Tuinp NIGHT WEDNESDAY March l6.
. the masaihoentro@s@,s Tar, drama s% q the
Miss RicHINGs in her celebrated eden cnaracler
STELLA, THE ENcHANTRESS.
Mr.. y, Seguin w Hill. Il. Lamb. Is. r.
Birch, Mile Lina wndle Mile Kruger and =
FULL CORPS.
'a'ds' the d'Sfi'ss Ss%sS s sxHInS ssnfs nHSea''''
BEAUTIFUL scENERr. :"
PERFECT PROPERTIES AND APPofN
GRAND ROMANTIC MUSICAL pRoDu
Box book open Tor the nchantress sig days
NEW BowERY THEATRE.
o.. wsdnssday I;, = " evening March e iss
IMMENSE ENTHusiAsa.HoUsEs A Pc
By imperative demand pos.rcr the .pv
Mr. B EDDY.. -. .,.....as tn
New Scenery and New Eiects.
Mr. W @. JONES.
Geo. Brookes. Miss Kate Newton, Mas Ha
Marden. MIR. d Nourisse, Mr.. @. Lingard. n
ana ''e waGf TnE 'fTeehHEEis sneeKEs OF Bn1LL1Asrs
W. " K BALiLiooN ASCENSION.
Great Bill for st. Patrick's Day
Friday evening, Benefit Of Mr. 4 Ed
Is MECHANICS HALL. 4T2 BRoADv
MONDAY. March Ia. and everv night during I
TANNING A BUTTERFLY.
Rapheal Moco, an adyensurer. ......,.,.,,;.,
EXEMPT saAKERs, THE PERFEcT
Sally Come Up; "a, panon ion; n, ponnybseok Nc
Black Brigade; Macs Essence; first time of a c
JUMBO JUMS COLLEGE.
Doors open at So Curtain rises at 7h. Tic
HOPE CHAPEL. NO. 1s BRoApwAy
Will be exhibited at Hope Chapel, by the aid
THE MAMMOTH STEREOSCOPTIC
THE GENUINE TWENTY SEVENTH STRE
The real scenes as described in the column
York Mercury. graphically explained and del
ONE WHO KNOWS.
All the figures are the size OF life and reality
l. Perspective View of Twenty seventh street
crowds assembled by the Ghost excitement
Visitor entering the Haunted Chamber and
denly the frightful Phant0m--3 The Party
Watchers interrupted BY the Ghost the teri
sion of the Lady who hrst sees it'll. The VIII
starting up in alarm as the Carter Ghost draws
Lonely Watcher who braves the horrors OF
Ro0m-6 He Too Deholds the fearful Vision-
Watcher renews his dangerous vtgtl--8. The
Woman and the Child Phautoms. and the
Mystery. In connection with the
GRAND TOUR OF THE WOR
embracing In all more than
FIFTY SUPERB VIEWS,
exhibited every afternoon and evening; the p
tirely new each occasion.
Doors open al z; Tours begin al 8.
Matinee at 3 O'Clock.
Admission rs cents. Reserved seats 50 cent
H. B. M0kEO
The New York herald., 1864-03-16

- I = : . = , : - : :
noUNrv LOAN
foR seN.ose
PROPOSALS fog sece 900 or

FOR SeDO.0W
PROPOSALS ros s.eooo or
RIOT DAMAGES INDEMNITY BONDS"
OF the county Of New York
Sealed proposals vii, be received a. the oompso,e,.
once ona Monday March p. a, two O'Clock NJ when the
win publicly opened purchase Of the whole
or part OF the Of hundred thousand dollars
(s.ooOo, Of Riot Damages niemniy Bonds authorized
by act Of the Legislature Of the State OF New York.
passed February 1864 by ordinance OF the Boarc
OF Supervisors Of the county gos BY the
Mayor March T. 1864
The SAID bonds win bear a, the rate Of sir
cent per sunum payable half yearly the Or DAY Of May
aud November 10 each year the principal wilt
deemable on the Grs. day of November. 1889
The proposals will amount desired ao, price
one hundred dollars thereof and the persons ~hseo
proposals viii be required TO deposit
with the County Treasurer Cat the Broadway Bank, tho
awarded chem respectively together with the pre-
miuns thereon.
On presenting to the Comptroller the receipts Of the
County Treasurer FOR such deposits parties be
tilted receive bonds Tor equal amounts the par value
OF the awarded theo rsaros ,a,eres, from the
date OF payments
Each proposition should be sealed aud endorsed "Pro.
enclosed 10 . second envelope addressed 70 the Comp
trol'er.
The right to rejec. ans all Of the bids
considered protect promote the Interests Of
the county
MATTHEW 7 BRENNAN. Comptroller
CRY New YoRx DEPARTMENT FINANCE. coxr'
sRoLLERs OyFicR. March .. 1864.
COLLECTIONS ON NEW ORLEANS MADB-NEw
1aai MHRsoS s. s"s highest market
NOTICE. SUBSCRIPTIONS TO THE CAPITAL
iSsye%sss IA a. :ss @ NV
work. j %;sS SsSD$ ~ Wy s%ss"' are
Se#s Il sS$Hs! 81 ~ W.:
EjF ES$$t, RSSRE rg::sss s;::.;s:y and Treasurer
Pamphlets giving further information respecting the af
@ q s may f had a 4s Ra % q ss Gs%
pHs NEW Yosx aaroS ssfs 1854 "''' treasurer
OFFICE OF THE ASHBURTON COAL COMPANY
" No 80 william street,
Great Western Insurance Company's Building
The books OF transfer of the AshburtOn Coal Company
will be opened Monday, the 18th inst and certificates
issued. JOSEPH A. SPEAR, Secretary
ITO CAPITALISTS.-THE SUBSCRIBER, BRING DE.
srous Of retiring from business hereby offers for sale
establishment the Continental Iron Works.
point BROOKLYN consisting of all the Build
Machinery Tools and Apparatus for
cutting the business Of iron shpbnildng aud general iron
works the most extensive SCALE the number and
of the batteries which have been constructed
at this establishment within the hree fully attess
The real upon which said located
be purchased leased for series of This is
opportunity for capitalists desiring embark in lucrative
and rapidly increasing business purchase an establish
ment, ia working condition. which Is unequaed in this
adaptatlon class advantages
construction equipment OF iron vessels OF the
either for the merchant
For particulars address the proprietor. r. Rowland
MARCH Is. 1864.
TINE NEW YORK MINING
The New York herald., 1864-03-16

IUNE'S NORTH CAROLINA STEAMSHIP LINE
For Beaufort. Mofeh ad City and New ". G.
The fast sailing steamer pETREL CARRYING United states
mall will sal for the above ports on Saturday March ~
~ uclock " For freight apply board
- Eas river or TO HENRY HUME, l74 South street No
FIRE i.ht taken on day of sailing.
The New York herald., 1864-03-16
(yORPORATiON PIERS AND SLIPS
" TO BE
I.RAc2n AT AIIGTKnM

LEASED AT AUCTION.
office Ia hereby given that the Comptroller Will. on Mon
day the 2sth day OF March 1864. at u O'Clock M At tho
CITY Hail. lease bids al public auction the Docks Piers
and Slips belonging the Corporation he leases Of which
term OF Eve years. from the LIST day OF May 1854
Catalogues containing the description location and terms
OF SALE be had application the Collector 0 City
Revenue AT this Office where maps will also be shown OF
the aforesaid wharves, piers, &c
MATTHEW T. BRENNAN, Comptroller.
CTR or NEW HoRK DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE,
C0MPTRctLRRs OFFICE, Feb ri. 1861 J
The New York herald., 1864-03-16
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ASTROLOG Y.

"A il ,es niied States lnsn Dr. L and Mr.. D
ali Others a They can be Consulted on ali aaar Of human
life such conrishp trave ing removals law
also :esness The SIX party "l recover or die the
pesee, sickness; 4 reco,er the tine they VII begin to
men and medicines best adapted 10 the SICK persons
:, @ 81 b As ey
examinations made Oace 2O Greene street below Prince
A sToNIsHING. MADAM MORROW SEVENTH
a daughter with natural gift OF foresight tells how
image 10 fui operation Her equal is no, 10 he found
Shows likeness OF your intended husband and absent
admitted
MADAME WALTER, THE WORLD RENOWNED FOR
M tune teller and independent clairvoyant has taken
rooms a, No Greene street corner q Canal up two shts
ssS es with such accuracy that vi" "s'0n''h even an0e
MADAME RAY IS THE BEST CLAIRvoYANT AND
gives lucky causes speedy marriages 0Hice
260 Seventh avenue Twenty seventh street Ladies'
% cenis; gentlemen 81.
MADAM HAsELTINE. THE GREAT EGYPTIAN AS.
gift be consulted the and future
e such as courtsh marriage law suits lost stolen
Madam Ilaseltine, box 423 Brooklyn, NY.
WHO WOULD NOT GO WHERE FORTUNE Is,-Go.
w ye, see Miss WELLINGTON, the great English Pro.
suited personally BY letter on ali affairs Of life
ing law suits journeys absent friends love coushp
faithful husbands Miss w only person in this city
who has the Roman and Arabian 1--we
life Delay not this naturally gifted and beautiful
young lady, LUCKY numbeis . given Highly respectable
nue. opposite Eighth srect.l
7RE BowERY-MADAME wIDGER, CLAIRvoYANr
Oy and gifted Spanish lady unveils the mysteries Of
medicine for all diseases, tells lucky property lost
stolen.
The New York herald., 1864-03-16

CE.-wALLACK'S THEAT
IN MISS HENRIQUES. Orchesu
RAyNER'S late Parmelee's), 685 Bro
tropolitan Hotel.