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The New York herald., 1864-06-18

cs HERMAN y co, AUCTI0SEER9,
-. Will seu, Monday Juuc 20 At lns occck At NO. II
- Rowery. OF public auction,
lo - s New Orleans MOSS ia good order In lots 70 suit
ssis positive, wihoa, resers.
The New York herald., 1864-06-18

TIyHE GRFATEST WONDER IN THE WORLD Is TUE
or pna Mace ne RON who hts ietrrned nom Paris.
Sic gfeaist s tuasst and oloa asi ever was
kuown. She IL The present. past an fa'ufe, cores
dseases o. Nind brings togetasr tnoe ong omrstds
and has that failing 10 make YOU beloved by
your heart deal Oh o. so 4th av.. aooye 2i at
The New York herald., 1864-06-18

c,PIRITuALIsM --CoLoHEsTER CAN BE CONSULT
- I'd AFFAIRS OF e. past presen and iutnrc, al the
Medical ia, ,ttute, 24t Fulton street. brooklyn
The New York herald., 1864-06-18
= = '@'A V ''-'i HENRY r. wEsrcorr. Aaconeer.

JO6RaEAy. AUCTl on Gf i-osrTCE NO FlNB
a. street sale Of de.irnbe trrn PROPERTY tkBn.
HCoun.. rartn' - I---asir %c,irae
rounty Nes sarS al ONT. gh.sworLn ~ publ, sue
sioh ~ the axrhange sa.,Gpos No - Bro~ IA = Z.
on thursday, Jnps :3 NJ - cncs II : Jp; HSrAY
s. oi Ians. w4fA swl ouLsuses
ssrse des ncatei rae ware rlsns
'ttatworlh As,adAne rho,r tfiit an. axrrllopt
water; good garden And Ase satai ia place Is
psrRbiY az tad for bHsU1 aiapue the III .c depth
s tSa farm ana Ia wurtas NE Of seeking
superior nc.t fatier peitsn.ars u The oce OF
aac,iune~r, No. Pine street
The New York herald., 1864-06-18

WHO WOULD NOT 90 WHERE FoRTINB Isr-Go
w ye see Mss WELLINGTON, The Srrat Ensish FRO
phetess ht tsr OF ara cannot he eyceed ao he ccu-
suited, PEI sonaiy or iee all ala so fc concerts
ing lawsuits tournevs ats nt friend love coutshs mar-
rsge heath wealth and no recla drunk an un.
faithful husbands Miss W Is the snlt person H. IBIS CITY
who has the genuine to- an tssman for lovc
GOOD luck ana All bus ne aHairs and gusrrntees ior
ife DE esy not 10 con t IN nsturally acd ami " su al
young ady Lucky M hers given II ably respectable
c,tv reference. bc her rcstdeuco lvl sixth
avenue. opposite Eiahth street
The New York herald., 1864-06-18

rsosRys CRARE AUCTroNRHR.-ApsOLU1R
M sale Of hundred Blu idiug Plots ai auction, 81
3reeuvI- Oruva ,reeuviile, hudson cornty. ~ j.,
Monday and Tucsa - and ~ ~ O'Clock r. r. each
day on Tho prenssos 1eru.s easy. Y"
The New York herald., 1864-06-18

pooKYgrPfNs AND rUslagss AFFAIRS
PRIV rr CON EN,thL COLlEgB
~s,shlished ami ccnanl ted ny
q. q. MARSH nathor " tls drn ar tkNwn Booktesp
,ng Crcgars n spUisaiVp ~ tue Rgems tl0 ErVat~M ~
The New York herald., 1864-06-18

A sRENca LADY. WHO HAS PtRN TEACHING
"A for vca~s ia the bet sshots IN New Norg snd NJ
knglsni ~ruld IKE 20 maze tnss -m~nt her of
Fr.nrh aud eau h. lut%rp "-tb ~
private fRm 20 fntr. Tie trs = erf nca-
gwen hdltrs Madame fiencu 1sach,r Lase sem nary.
Auuurnda ., Mass
The New York herald., 1864-06-18

II
III in this life b, NOS calling on pr huNfsS Al ars he
thirty -ars confined his attention 10 di cas~s Of
certain cls witch he has cured no less III q y ,hou
It's remedies are mill ard tnere IL aier,
rupion to business or change Of DIET Dr. uansr IN en.
eaut attendance frnr tn tue morning m 81 night at his
Cd oelse No .piv-on street New York sty. since iSa
that the patient sees no Que pat ihe poc,or s,ms. M
prpps certain dsesso when regular treatment aud
All remedies fan, without dieag
the hsbs Of the Iatieni cures without the DISGUSTING
less hsn six hours cres witheus the dreadful
,r ~ nj effects aud Possesses the PECULIARLY
uaNlr OF anrihatng the rank and POISONOUS fsnt
hat IN is absorb. unless hts remsdr
This claims for H. and what otaer VIII
rlIsh will secure by return mail his med cal
$40 10 coiored picturea worth Tall the others pat
oge,her
MADAME GRINpLR. FEMALE PHYSICIAN NO %
M Amlty place, three donrs from Amtv street can ns
ctnsutr on females Her ar. sats
and ccrtsn Convenient rooms Tor naies desire ass
and medical attendance during confinement
SuhrrRRED CONSTITUTIONS REsToRED BY THg
- guaranteed fened H. Powers Esseu of Lifr-
Dce III FRAN I'm strctn lrs time thsn other MEDICINE
All these con'empabng should take this Mn
s,orng remedy.
TuE bApI&s' FRIEND IN NBGD-D. LEWIS NO.
4 Roach alrcet thras d'ors Ian, West broadway New
Work city
The New York herald., 1864-06-18

1T p.-wHo HAS NOT HEARD OF TIIB CELEB IA.
IN ted Madame PREwsIER ~ Sixth sssnus, corner
of street. where be consulted with
the str,rles, CO onadonce, al Affairs OF iifef
The New York herald., 1864-06-18

@ RopiNsDN, criCNERR.-rosrroNED. .AuC-
~. tlrp o Horses guggrs, wagons at the Hoboken
ND NJ scra,l Fourth AMI Willow streets Hnsoken, on
ssturiay tnrs Is oclocs r. n, consstius q general
sork uf Horsrs Higaes. WAGONS. Saddles Harness dc
Terms cash. gale positive tnat day. ". b. --farues
hsvtnR horse wagons &c 70 ispss. Of at this sale wiz
peae have tnen catered day previous early on the
orniur ~ Auction sale every saturday, a o'clock
The New York herald., 1864-06-18
MEDICAL.

DvICE TO THE AFFLICTED MADAME DES-
"A PARD'S Fsmsls Pis tho only medicine ladies
safety and certainty
n B.Ladies Who desire 70 avail thomssvos of Madame
Dcspards valuable safe mode OF treatment
do 50 At one interview Relief warranted In "A hours
Residence Ip Sixth opposs Eighth street. Ladies
taken du,pg Hnement with the medical attendance
OHlce hours froa, . \. ". to S T. n.
The New York herald., 1864-06-18

WINES LIQUORS. sEGARS. &C, &C.--A LARGH
w assortment imported Vines and Liquors. Cordals
syrnrs Biers &C., &c constantly ON hand and % be sold
private families. Hotel keepers suffers
and dealers viii 40 well establish
ment. FRiDgNBBRG. KAEE CO, importers snd
IN anu cacturers, 2l0 Faon street
The New York herald., 1864-06-18
TAANIEL A. MATHEWS AUcTiosEsR-Gs NASSAU
ZINE RRAskn tNnHAyIN IS

I2pwARp PETriNGBR AucrioygKE.-rwENry-
u ninh p,iicr- ssie ~ n"iapcd src erty. viii
"a ,Jnr on the s.st psi Cehiraf Nuoer.
=. 10 or'ok A. insisting or Cotton Men aud
women riothng Wstcaes. jessy. &C
The New York herald., 1864-06-18

%D da At io c'oes ~ ,he aic ON roao,s No North
sdrs. carp-s &a lack walnut rsrlor In rreea reps
ahre retsa - N sairlpn mahogany Parur Cha IT,
porgsr. u stands lonk,np f,tae
bugra, ahoGsa, pinin Tso 81 Centre Tables ota
ecfitln Re st Hsyr Atsases fcather Bcd Hrad - .
Ie!r.sret r. o. mrs 4 rans Scales, uprsht Writing
,stg As so yet, teveL Bruscs Three ply aud
Iner a. arm Mn 'fng &c Nlsc. az former
"a nf nun EhlrArN.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-06-28

o.up,prsT = 4 y 4 ! BEST COAL OIL IN
[ 7THE CITY, by the barrel, or at retail, prs
ess as loay, or ioaoer than the lo1sst,qu !H
u''e9 o'AoO No. Is Royal sire II,
where can be had Lamps, Chimnies, w. >,
and everything connected WIN the sfaae 81
assnrtment Of Gas and Steam Fixtures, Chan
dn1iers. Pendants, Brackets, Drop Lights, Glass
Globes, Paper Shades, &c, Of all the new Styles
and beautiiiul patterns vt prices to please
Gas Fitting, Alterations and extensions
nromptly attented to all work warranted
Patent Thief Detecting Money Drawer to
sale nov =
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-06-28
now MORGAN TRADED HORSES.


s.Dur;no his celebrated tour through lndl-
ana he. With about $50 suerlillas, took oc-
casion to pay visit to little town hard oy,
while the main body were marching on =
Dashing suddenly into the little 'nuTg, ue
found about three hundred home guards eac'l
having good horse tied t" the fences, the
men standing about in group awaiting oIoefs
from their aged captain. w}1p looked as II ne
had seen the shady side OF some sixty years.
The s.Hoosier t,oys' looked at the meo with
establishment, while the captain went ~ 70
one of the partv and asked
'.Whose company is this
ssWo|tord's cavalry" said the Rab.
"What Kentucky bows! We're GLAD to
see YOU. toys Wher's W otord.
There he SITS said a ragged, rough heb.
pointing to Morgan, who was sitting Sideways
The captain walked up to Wolford las he
and all tbough1) and saluted HIM
Ca plain how are you
bully How are you? What are you gu
;t,o 70 do with ali these men and horses?'
Morgan looked about
.WaIl Won see. that damned horse thleVlng
John Morgan is ia this part of the country,
with parcel of cut threats and thieves, anu
between you and I, if he comes up this way
captain vel give him the best we've got III
the shop"
HES hard to catch we've been after HIM
for fourteen days and cant see him at all,
said Morgan good naturally. =
'Efo our horses would stand fire, we'd be all
right"
sWon't they stand?'
ssNo. Captain Wolford, spose while you re
restin, you and your company put yonr SAD
dies on our horses and 60 through little evo-
luton or two by way OF lesson to our boys
I'm told you re a boss on the drill, and the
only man Morgan is afraid OF. W olford (as
it were) alighted and ordered his Boys to
dismount, as he wanted to show the Hooaer
BOYS how to give Morgan warm reception
should he chance to pay them visit. This
delighted the Hoosier boys, SO they went to.
work and assisted the men to tie their OLD,
weary, worn out bones to the fences, and place
their saddles upon the backs of their fresh
horses, which was soon done, and the men
were in their saddles, drawn up in line and
ready for the word. The boys were highly
elated at the idea of having their ''pet horses
trained for them by Woford and his men, and
more SO to think that they would stand hre
ever afterWard
The old Captain advanced, and walking up
to Wolford las he thought, said: 'Captaln,
are you all right now?' Wolford rode up one
side of the column and down the other, when
he moved to the front, took off his hat, paus-
ed and said, "Now, Captain, am ready; if
you and your gallant men wish to witness an
evolution which you perhaps have never seen,
form line on each side Of the road and watch
US closely as we pass" The Captain did as
he was directed. A lot of ladies we're present
on the occasion, and all was as silent as maid
ems sigh.
Are you ready ?''
'sAl right, Woltord,' shouted the Captain.
Forward i shouted Morgan, as the whole
column rushed through the crowd with lightn
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A CARD.
y A ME L S 81 A !
sTERCH ANT T A LD L,

HAVING taken the stand formerly 3ccu-
Il pied bv W. s. A. Murray No. 49, orth
Fairfax street, is prepared to fiji all orders en-
trusted to him, and promises to keep up tne
reputation of his predecessors. Gee s-1l
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-06-28

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The New York herald., 1864-12-09
THE WEEKLY HERALD.
The Cheapest and Best NcwspspoS In sho
Country.

rns wuyLr HSaAro. ready tomorrow (sa,urcay)
morning, will contain
fun and araphlc account from our War Correspond
cnt OF the Battle At Franklln, 1enn resulting in tbs
De,cat OF the Rebels under Hood, with diagram Of tho
battle nsd The latest accounts Of the Progress, Eove-
nen.s and Operations OF General shsrmsns Army In
Coorza The atc, dcspatchss from the Army near Koh
mond va and from the Union Forces In all por,ons OF
the country Important ntegenoe from, the Rebel states
The Message Of the President OF the United States 10
Congress on tho reassomblnz OF that body The annual
report the Secretary OF tho Tressury Tho stes, News
from Europe and ether parts Of the world The original
poem OF "iow TO Smoke Jof. ont or Rlchmondp The
original and interesting story OF arhs Broken Link In.
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rcrms-sipgle subscription, "a rnres copies, ~ fya
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The New York herald., 1864-12-09
Ora nd GoIoxsd Jubilee ne Cooper Instf-
tute.

rgRYECr POLITICAL EQUALITY DyNATpBD.
Quite respectable audience Of coiored people asssm
bed last evening the Cooper Institute to participate
In general jubilee honor OF the abolition OF slavery In
Maryland and to express ther qualification at tho re-
election OF Mr. Lincoln. very elaborate programme
pus forth, but majority OF the most prominent
speakers announced therein failed 10 make ther appear
ance and the principal part Of the exercises devoved
upon the Rev j. stella Martin, who delivered the opening
address, The speaker 10 the absence OF the President OF
the African Civilization Society, under who,e the
Henry N. Wilson, who acted a. Chairman pro tenn.
The speaker read lengthy address on the abolition OF
slavery 10 Maryland but failed 20 aiude In the remotest
Degree 20 the 70 election OF Mr. Lincoln lie conscnded
that wouId only bc unaenerous, but highly dam
gcrous for tho vusod States 20 insist upon the coonza
ton o tho emanclpaicd negroes either 10 Central Amerca
other leading abolonss Nothing but perfect political
equality would satisfy the co'ored people whether they
havo been Slaves not who natives Of this country
one argument, he said, had been advanced BY somo
rares that II they (the coIored peore) were placed
upon m equality with their whe brethren the result
would be that they wouid intsrmarry and Thereby
reduce tho mental and physical s'dns OF tbo Cau,a
race. The epesker concnded that sf white girls
be wooed and by the 0theos Of our race but
proves that We are worthy OF political and social equal
relating 10 tho abolition Of slavery, and concluded BY
hoping that long savory would bo abolished Ia every
State IN the Union, and that grand rational jubilee
would be held 70 celebrate The greatest national event
The exercises wcrs varied By singing recations, da
iogues, &C., and letter read from DR. Cheevcr, ex-
cusing his absence the ground of III hsath Tho meet
Ing altogether conducted very credtaby, and mtst
from the numbers present, have realized n handsome
sum. which is 10 be devoted 10 the society.
Tho chairman announced at the conclusion OF tns ex-
the beneat o the society dsrg the winter By Horace
Greeley, Fred. Douglass and others.
The New York herald., 1864-12-09
Alleged Malpractice Case.
eUPREMK coURr-CfRcufT.
Refora Judco Mason.

DEC. s.-Jaco1 Rsperich us Joseph SnetAe.-This Was
interesting case Of alleged malpractice, the plaintiff
claiming that bis son Adoph lost his life through the
negligence and unskul treatment Of the defendant who
attended tho family In the capacity Of family physician
The history Of the case, detailed BY the plaintiff ap
pears 70 be substantially as follows
In the month Of May, lse2, the child AdoIph was
the patient who afflicted With scarlet fever Several
days elapsed, when tho father called upon the DOCTOR
Tho doctor inquired II the child had nnshsd ali the med
cine; and on receiving an answer In the Affirmative he
stated nas the boy vas 2: rig right The father believing
which brought on a relapse. Dr. snethcr was sent
for and. upon examining the patient declared that he
and tho physician that would be necessary
TO bavo operation performed The father, hoping TO
should be performed but the phi yscian seemed unwilling
TO proceed with the work. Tho plaintiff then asked tho
another pbyscsn and suggested that pr chids should
be called 10. DR.. snethcr appearing 20 favor the propo
s.ion pr cniids was called n and tho two physci,,os
elapsed and no physciDn sppc.red fhe plaintiff then
upon the patient when the physician said he did not
intend TO como any moro. The father asked
Or. Chids had been called in. The plaintiff
then inquired why he did not object 70 Dr. Chid's be-
Ing called at nrs when Smother replied "0b, IL Il no
matter now do what you like; intend 70 call no more
Upon calling upon Dr. Chds In relation the matter the
latter expressed h astonshment ~ the course pursued
by Dr. Snether but sti decined 70 visit the patient
account OF tho defendant being the family physician The
psu then applied 10 number OF other physicians for
relief but thoy all refused 10 interfere The when
they heard that the defendant the family physician
Finally the services OF doctor procured, but too
late tho lls OF the patient who died just
month after " Was taken sick.
on the GROSS examination, however, the plaintiff sd
med that he had quarrel with Dr. Snether releve 70
the b which, in the opinion OF counsel for the defence
was the mpslling cause 10 urging the present sun
number Of witnesses then caod for the pfn'n-
TN, but they failed 10 make out case ~ COURT, on
motion Of the counsel ~ the defence entered nou
suit thus Releasing ~ dscsos from liability IN ths mat
tss,
The New York herald., 1864-12-09
York soldiers in hospital bsrs and acknowledged TIE

York soldiers in hospital here, and acknowledged the
complnent In brief speech. HMh@ d
lN THE Nxw ATTORNEY 0BNERAL.
The Judiciary Committee o the Senate have not yesr
ported confirmation the appointments Of Mr. speed -
Attorney General The report however, has not been
desysd account OF any objections or spprehens'on OF
difficulty about the COM mstion. Mr.. Speed sptnt the
day Attorney Generals Office giving extra onicsi
opucns upon subjects for The benefit OF the do
partments; but he will not the once officially
until confirmed by tho Senate.
JOHN W. FoRNEY Ua0ED FOB SECRETARY OF TIE
NAVY.
committee OF Peuusy here to-day TO urge
the Of John w. ForDey to the Navy Depart
neut The movement Is understood to have been inti
atsd by Horace Binuey and Simon Cameron.
TUE sEsArx PROCEEDINGS.
The Senate again adjourned to-day after . very brief
session. for the purpose OF enabling the several commit
tees TO consider subjects referred TO them which
reports are to be made next week. Ihe recommenda-
tons OF the President regard the w It
s understood be among the first be acted upou and
will occupy the attention OF the Senate through
out the omng week.
The Senate committees finally arranged to-day
indicated In Herald tnis morning Much satsfsc.
cn Is felt at the Navy Department at the change In the
ch hlrmanshp Of the Naval Committee Of the Senate from
Mr. Hale to Mr. Crimes Tho latter Is friendly to tho
Department. and Will CO operate cordially with Tor the
advancement OF the public interests
The Senate In executive session today confirmed the
nomination OF Governor Dennson Postmaster Gen.
eral.
THE HOUSE STANDING COMMITTEES.
Congress s not yet fairly into working order, but will
by next Monday. The alterations in the House commit
tees W Ill then be announced.
THE BANKsUPr BILL.
The Bankrupt bill comes up again 10 the house on Mon
day. tho motion reconsider the action OF last
sioo, by which IL defeated It's friends ssnguins
that 1t will become law during the present session.
TUIRTY-EIGuTH CCNGHEAS.
The New York herald., 1864-12-09
The Cigar nEss 1ob~ eco EannfasgaEers'
Convention.
SECOND


Pursuant 10 sdjossn@eni. The members OF ths- absvs
Vonvention beid another meeting The Cooper Institute
Yesterday. Mr. lawrence presided Various aoarossss
'osren'e 10 tho 1b-cce interest delivered and
inc Committee on Resolutions submitted repos.-on Mr.
b"'kes psrer TO bs subua,tied 20 Congress The oom
mee considered the document able srguinsn n on the
grievances Of the trade proposed tina. one tousand
copies should be printed asd distributed.
resslutNn was then proposed 20 send a r,sr,ors,
from oacn branch Of the trade the United Ss.es 10
Congress- That tho Nigh, he taken from ,hs mana
Iacured art'Cls and placed the raw material ur
pesse OF lonnee,cu offered an amendment to The
tie eject inst all csgsr mskers cutters
prepare FetioD in thsir dist lss 10 bs
pr sented 10 Cenar~ss by she members m
uicts Tor tho purpose stated. Tho resolasi,a Was
sdopted
The Committee orsarnaion submitted coss,itu.
ton aud by laws f"r the government "Tbs Tobscco
National Associsiisn, as this organ
called The CITY OF Ns~ York he tho saiquart-rs
OF tho association tn December 1885, The report
adopted. ard thousand copies W ere ordered 10 be
printed for general distribution.
The Com Nit on Permanent organizatica pres ntsd
the following Hat o. ofcers--
Presdeot--wn Lawrence. Of New Yock Vice
Presidepts-Jos'p ph Hall OF New YORK; D.vss @ McCom
mon ~ Pennsy iv1p, David Campbell. OF Now York r.
~ Brown Of Connesticut Isaac Bresree. os Boston;
= Hnu'Oou, OF Providence; j. W. Cranes ~ 81. LOUIS
Mr. scbott. Of Cncnnet and James Power, ot Washing
ton. Recording ssacreary-F A Schroeder Correspond
ing secretary--Eawsrd Barks Tressursr--David II.
McAlpin..
committee a. fve NON bers ives appointed. In add
ton 10 the officers, 10 iorm an Executive Committee.
ths committee was composed or the iOi0wipg NON.
bers-E. j. Moors. }. b. Mccoy n. Crawford, John
Woodro0f ana-l Muzye.
resolutios was passed instructng the Executive
Cnmmitiee 10 confer with lawyer a. draft
law IN reference 10 the taxes be presesed Congress
for adoption.
long debate took place a motion 10 propose tax
Q! twenty hve cents per pound tobacco. Mr..
Prarce who advocated this proposition observed has
such tax would produce twenty millions OF dollars
Tor the support oil the msat, which would
within evs mi'ona OF dollars OF tax which
by Great Britain on tobacco THO proposition name
price was, however finally abandoned the majority
ing wliag Ia leave tn matter TO Congress-.
This eODcluoed the businecs OF the Convention, and
aor vote OF thanks had been offered to tho Presdsny
the Convention adjourned sinsedi.