New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-04-04
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NEw-YoRK WOMAS's IEFIRnAgY.- The at
.enton OF the public has been recently called 10 new
Institution with tie above name which Is about to be
opened OF Washington Heights under the charge of.
W. Mitchell NJ d., Of this city. The design OF this In
sttuon is to furnish special treatment for The dis
eases peculiar TO Woman the hom0opaihlc system cf
practice. society wns incorporated by the hew-hoFk
legislature in tho month Of October last, for the Pur
pose Of procuring funds and making tie necessary ar
rangemons for such institution, and the enterprise
has now reached great degree II maturity That the
establishment viii be opened IN May for the reception
of patients. suitable building las been obtained Tor
the use OF Tnrmary with spacious and convenient
grounds situated between l56h and l5sth and
extending from the BIooningdic 70 the Kingsbridgo
roed The location Is beautiful and snlubrious over
looking the Hudson ard Harlem rivers, and command.
ing pleasant views Of the surrounding landscape The
founders Of this Infrmary appeal 70 the public and
pcciay the friends Of homeopathy for generous aid
ia the accomplishment Of their bone, oent design They
urges; that many persons who unable to give large
sums would ike 10 contribute something toward ts
support Such might form clubs Of twenty or
twenty five porsons each subscribing II small sum, to
make a fund sufficient TO furnish bed 10 which they
may have q right 20 recommend patient. Contrbu.
IONS OF anj articles when III
household would be acceptable. They may be sent to
Mrs. Dr. John +. Gray. No. Madison square C'ast
Goth street, and Mrs DR.. Edward Bayard, No. West
ith street. who will receive such contributions or do
nations OF money Communications in reference the
interests Of the Infrmory. also be addressed 10 Dr.
j. W Mitchell. Washington Heights, NesYork City
The SToRM.-ihc storm which set in on
Friday night continued with unabato1 violence until
yesterday morning, when the wind changed a little
During Saturday tho wind blew fresh from the north
cast and accompanied by pcting rain Several
vessels were blown ashore the jersey coast az VIII
be by reference to marine record. large
nunber Of vessels outward bound detained by the
storm. The steamships City Of Washington, Germania
and Evening Star left usual. but anchored In the
bay. The ship Guardian, while attempting TO come In
the Hook struck the outer middle bar where she re-
NAMED several hours. but was finally got of and
anchored in the lower bay
COUNTY VOLUNTEER LoAE.-One hundred
and seventeen bids from prominent banking instu-
tons and citizens for the SOOlOO0 bounty volunteer
loan were opened Saturday at tho Controllers Office
Only three Of the bids par The others were at
premium rates ranging from onetenth Of one per cent
TO four per cent. Tho amount bid WAS Sls'95Oo' or
100 less thnn was called Tor. Under thc luhhb vi
the Controller not accept any bid that was not above
per cent ho received S.C270o at al average Of q
per cent premium.
COUNTERFEIT 800 TREASURY NorEs.-Mr.
t. NJ. Hodges has shown specimen Of the counter
fet 900 United States Treasury notes now in circua
tion. On tho counterfeit the number Of Ito note Is
larger and less brilliant in color than the genuine. The
Imprint Of the American Bank Note Company at The
top IL also larger, tho double rule running from II s
heavier. and the terminal curve twice a. large while
there Is diagonal shading OF the Joint Of the imprint
with the rule. which does not appear in the genuine.
On tho right end Of tho back Of the bill tho " 100" in
The circles are inverted thus: "O0i" In tho genuine
the 100 in tho circlcs on tho lcf end reads thus
"OO !" in the counterfeit they are thus: 100" The
outside circle Of the 100 in the lower left corner Of the
genuine touches the lower border in the counterfeit IL
does not come within one sixteenth o. an inch The
paper is also heavier aud somewhat greasy In the conn
eneit and there are other slight differences but the
spniuns bill Is so 9el executed that several Wastrcet
brokers' exchanged II without hesitation This coun-
eielt IS said TO have been extensively circulated In tho
west. Three members Of the gang have already been
arrested and detectives the track of the othere
N. y. TYPOGRAPHICAL UNION No. 6.-TheI
regular monthly meeting Of the n Y Typographical
u nion No. was hcld on Saturday evening at Tam.
MANY lL,il Mr. T.. a. Holmes in the chair There
being large number Of new members io he admitted
DO eIeaion Of delegates 10 tue National Con,enton