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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-12-13

taxation Our present heavy taxes will in ordinary
year, produce but little moro than half that Can
unnecessarily causes will be accursed from generation
generation. II s fashionable belittle our public
debt lest The ssoud Sar%s and po
deceive the people They always be trusted with the
truth Capitalists win not be affected, for they cannot
reputation. Deceive them, and lead them into false
measures, and you may produce It
We pity the poor Engishman, whose national debt and
burdensome taxation we have heard deplorcd from
childhood The debt Of Great Britain IL just about
much a. 600 900 ooo four bilons But in effect
The year. the Chancellor Of the Exchequer tells
rs the interest $13l 500 300 Ours when all shall
De S %
balance could be managed with our present taxation
VINO HAS KILLED SLAVERY
While hear IL said everywhere that slavery 10 dead
cannot learn who killed IT, No thoughtful has pre-.
tended that Lncoln's proclamation, noble In scnt
mens liberated single slave, ,, expressly excluded
within any part Of the rebel States In possession
In Tennessee, but only those beyond limits and be-
yond power, declared free. SO General Smith
conquered Canada by procamatoni The President did
not pretend 10 abrogate the slave laws OF any Of the
States Restoration, therefore, viii leave the Union
as IL was''a hdeous idea am aware that very able
ard patriotic gentleman, and learned historian Mr. Ban
croft has attempted TO place their freedom different
grounds He says, what Is undoubtedly true, that the
proclamation of freedom did not free q slave But he
hbcrates them feudal principles Under the feuda
system, when king conquered his enemy, he parceed
out his lands and conquered subjects among his chief
rctaners the lands and held condition Of
feay and rendering military service when required If
the subordinate chief reboled he broke the condition
which he held Them and the lands and serfs became for
fetcd TO the lord paramount But IL did not free the
serfs They, with the manors were bestowed on other
favortes But the analogy fails In another important
respect. The American stakeholder does not hold, by
virtue OF any grant from any lord paramonntlcast Of
all by grant from the general government Slavery
exists by law OF tho Union, but simply by local laws
by the laws Of the States Rebellion against the national
authority Is breach Of no condition Of tneir tender II
more analogous N say Il ~ rebellion against State
under whose laws they held might work forfeiture.
But rebellion against neither government would per
have any such efIeca On whom would ths lord para
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THE ALLEGED ADOPTION FRUIT.
Labor was her all day; Il commenccd, think, be.
came soon after went In he went away and told l.
send for him; he came again between twelve and
O'Clock ;he did notsay long this second time prescr
~ the delivery she was delivered by the DOCTOR VIII
II q nine months child; II not q full grow
child IL had the form Of child; should think Il W
I'VE months old; do not remember the sex; the doct
told me 10 put away, and put IL In the Bathroom
handed 10 me; saw Mr. Strong In the room dur
her labor; Mrs Strong sent for him; do mot known
he did or said he did not return again; ~ this tr
living with lady; do not remember the dat
the birth, but think IL was In March; the child
navel string that I remember was nc
all discolored; II was kind Of reddish blue more
than red; was . week there altogether II this
Mrs Strong told mo 70 bury u In the yard; the
said emo such thing,n he would see 10 H. and
10 tho undertaken tMr. Wilson, an undertaken
pointed out TO the witness In court) do not rec
this man as the one; II was born at two OF thrceoc
the morning, and gave IL 70 tho undertaken about
o'clock II was perfect child didn't look at rs
do not know that Il had eyes; Il had features; from
could see II was perfect; the undertaken told
lock at u again before he put II In the box; II ba
and arms; u was boy, now remember; Mr.
him only once, as before related; no came three A.
days sise, he ga a., cp he and w sT away
Gross. examined Previous 70 1897 bad been
some ten eleven years had not been 70 the na
attending the family before was with MIS- ne
some three times; II was good sired chid uu a.
much attention 70 H. had no VINE S,.nd nv ~
renee 70 this matter; Mr. Gerry had called on me
quired into the matter; brother OF HI cssont
John Austin Stevens, Jr-came Mter me ana %
wrote down INV statement; Mr. Stevens, b., cam
night 10 the house while was there
Re- d,rec,--I was staying at Astoria, 81 the no
Alexander stoveps. cousin Of Mr. Stevens. when
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GEN. GRANT TO THE ARnh'
A CongratuIniory Order-Whnt the Army
has Accomplished Nations Grs"-

WAsHINGrOS June Z, 1909.
Gen. Grant has issued the following cor sratu-
latOry address TO the armies;
WAR DEPARTMENT, ApJT. gems OFFICE
WAsHyGTos ~. C.. june >. lsb,
GpsppN ORprRs No tOs-SoLDIERs OF TIE ABMlfb
OF ms UNITED STATEsi BY your patriotic devotion 10
yonr country in the hour 81 danger and alarm yo'f
magnificent fighting bravery and enlur nee you bnse
maintained the supremacy Of the Union and The Constr
tuition ovoTthrown oil armed opposition 70 the enforce
nent Of the law and of the prociainaiions TO-
ever abolishing rlayery-the cause and pIe'cf'
Of the Rehellion-and opened the way to the
rehtfl authorities 10 rest order and nGugurdte
peace IN permanent and enduring baS, on overs foo
OF American soil Your marches, s'eges and battles
in distance duration resolution and briiancy OF re
suits dim the usier of the worlds past military achieve
meni and will be the patriots precedent IN defense o
liberty and right In oil time TO come IN ooeoi-
ence TO your countrys call, you left year
homes and families aud volunteered IN It's defense We
tory has crowned your yaOI ana secedtle purpose ."
yonr patriotic hearts; ord with the gratitude al Jour
c0untlymen and the highest bonOrs great aDd iIoo ma
tion can accord you viii soon be permitted 10 return
to your homes ord families, conscious OF having
discharged the highest duty Of American citzsrs. 10
achieve these glorious riunpbs and to secure 70 your
selves your fellow countryen and posieriy the bless
ins OF free institutions ten. 81 thousands OF our gd'
liant comrades have fallen and sealed the priceless legacy
with their lives The grave Of these grateful nation
hedews with tears honor their memories ard VIII ever
cherish and support their stricken families.
L. = GRAM, Licut..Gen.
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THE CABINET.
Probable Resignation Of Sec.
Stanton.
Rurrored Collision with the President.
Need Of Rect the Reason for Retire
ment.
Rurored Collision with the President
O II II Z r CHI A n G e 5
TROUBLE In THE INTERIOR DEPARTMENT.
Special Dispatch to Tho N. Z. Tribune.

Special Dispatch to The N. Z. Tribune.
WASHINGTON. June 4. 1865
1t is reported on good authority tonight that
Mr.. Stanton has resigned. This is not positively
confirmed but il is known that he has determined to
leave the Cabinet very
There IS report aNoat that the decision has been
assisted Dy violent collision between The President
and secretarv-both strong.willed nen-in which the
latter indged in his brusqr, manners and the former
took occasion to inform him that he, ANDY" was
President Of the United States But il is said that
there is not much in this for the Pre- ident assured
Mqjor General Yesterday that the separation about to
take place was only induced by the pIcstraton Of MI.
Stanton by his exhausting labors
Mr. Stanton has been offered the position Of Minister
TO Berlin; but the place is not deemed of sufficient i'm.
portancc.
II lis resignation be not already in the Presidents
hands, it win be shortly.
Mr. Harrington. Assis' mt Secretary Of the Treasury
has TesrI ed percmptoril and VIII go Mnist Resi-
dent to Berne. in place of Mr.. Togg. He hasengaged
passage. md will sail by the lst Of July.
II is also rumored that Mr.. Field another assistant
is willing TO accept some position abroad.
The difference Of opinion existing between Secretary
Harlan and Mr. Usher. his predecessor is very con
siderable and rs assuming serious iorm Inc new
Secretary is examining in very impartial manner the
huge contracts which the retired officer signed just
before leaving and is demanding that they be re-
oc'abi ed on the principles Of equity and honesty.
oainst this .ough criticism Mr.. Usher protests In
be- ioi his clients makiur the fight Il is understood
before tie President Tie interior Department, con-
sequenly, is considerably Ggitaied just now.
As one result Of the complication, Judge Otto As
sistant Secretary leaving the Department. aud John
Wilson, now Third Auditor. will succeed him.
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FROM TIE s0UTM.WEsT.
Senator Hnhr-The Columbus Land
sIide-F rorn Moxico-t Liberal Victory
Prom Texns-C apsnre Of n Blockade
RIuuer-Sloycmen Of Gen. Steele.


The steamer Silver Moon, flOm Memphis iof
Cincinnati passed last night With 39lones cotton
Cotton has declined Middling. 2 sage; strict Mid
ding 81 &c; good SIC.
Judge Yalgof, Judge Shorley, and the Lon. Jonas
Hamilton arrived last night 10 confer with the fresi-
dent on the oct Of the reorganization Of the civil
government Of the state Of Mississippi.
Standardized Hahn Louisiau, arrived this morning.
II is understood that he viii make an extended tour
through the Northern States.
The landslide at Columbus proves 10 heyo been less
extensive than was at frat Tepr scented There was no
loss Of life 80
Tic stoams Ruth from Ncw-Orleans for Louisville.
passed up last night with 25 bales OF cotton for cn-
cinnati and Ncw-York. she brings New-OTeans dates
10 the 30th ut.
Tie work Of stopping Tie crevasse below the city
was I~ogT sing satisfactorily.
n Mexican town Of Podras was captured By The
Liberals on the 2ith.
The hlOckadc.unn Denbigh in trying 70 run into
Galveston, with valuable cargo, was rnu ashoge and
destroyed by the United states steamer seminole.
Gen Steele arrived at Mobile ON the 2rib, having been
assigned to a new command j. the Department Of the
Ggf.
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THE aoRTW-WEsTR FAIR.
End Of the First Week Good Attendance
The Crowd Of Strangers - Receip -
Dissjoguished Csuests-A New Paper.

Special Dispatch to The NJ J. Tribune.
CHICAGO. Saturday. juno g. 1865.
The first week of the North Western Sanitary
Fair closes satisfactorily TO eli parties.
The attendance has been large every day and night.
Thousands here from other cities, and more
oOL.iLg next week.
The r. cepts are over one hundred thousand dollars
Every department is doing well
Mrs. lincoln is il the city Gems Grant and Sher
man arc expected next week
The weather IA warm and dry.
Governors Morton and Ogesby are here.
A new evening paper is TO be started re By Joseph
Meedl late OF The Tribune.
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FROM TtBE PACIFIC COAST.
The Brortes E1pcditiom-Esnmin "tion
Postponrd-The CoIon-The Pirate
shen.ndonh-Bac Enteiii2cuce-The
EnSinns.
SAN FRANcisco, Saturday, May q, ~


The leaders OF the Brontes expedition were
brought before the United States Court tbs morning
on the charge 81 violating the neutrality laws The ex-
-1inaLOn was postponed to Monday. Aufices IRON
Washington are anxously awaited. 1t Is said that the
steamer Colon will be sent 10 Mare Island Nayy-l ard
for protection.
There is cOnsiderabl speculation 40 10 the course the
nitrate Shenandoah stsered after leaving the Australian
waters Opinions are expressed that she Wili next be
heard from on west coast Of South America IN me
track Of vessels sailing between California ana the Az
lantio ports and Europe Increased war rsEs are uc
handed by the Insurance agents. go
The owner Norfolk has paid the forfeit and VIII
drawn his horse from the three mile run advertised ior
next week.
The troops lately sent to Arizona me now arriving at
Fort Mohaye and win take the ID against the
Apaches who have committed murde lately.
Baunock City, in Idaho, was burned & 'wn on the
10Th inst
There Lave been 10 arrivals Of importance.
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BARRY's TRrcopuERoUs FOR TIE SKIN ANB

- @"tO0FHEKOUS
nAH-fa'ioni1ed BY the priDc9c families in Europe ane
LIS excellent Article admitted to be the stand
ard preparation for all purposes with the Hair
prevents is falling off, eradicate. souf pndrua &C. and
keeps in the most beautiful condition ,s babituL use
renders the use OF oil pomau or any OF er preparation
quite superfuous Sold by Newbury & scss. No IS St.
ParIs London; Gavey, No. II oueenst isry. Europe,
Slayer No 229 PicadIy London; Joue. Co. No. % BOu.
ovari des Capucns PARIS; Birch, No. sioeswor Al, Dub.
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Hamburg; Henery, Highest, Guemseyi Green No. A. Hish-
st. Grantham, LincoushTe Consaa Madrid SPAIN c. rno
Havana, Lyman Brothers, Canads; Morton Co., Nova co.
tia Graham Neioundaud; Burgoyne Co.. San. Franci. o;
Wat.o. Prince Fdwards Island ,mpstead Belize Hondu-
ra. Pou Panama, Niobey Brazil Mos Co. Au.trsia,
Uar-ous Vera Cruz Mexico; Kennedy Jaapa; Wer Prus
a: Locaste Russia; Bauat China Msnloye Japan' Prn-
cipa Office No 374 Peirst Newfork, and ny all dr'ssss
ION ,hout tie ini,ed sta.es
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70 he Associated Press.
WAsHSGIOS, June 4, 1865.

George ". Chamberlain, highly recon-
Feuded by Gov. Yates and the Surrome Comi o. his
Stste fol the District AttOTneyshlp % Aontal" leT'
5isory. came here to bis appointment lui ai'cl
Taitug few days. and seeing how boset The President
WAS with plsee-seekers he enyeoped his recommends.
1ons 70 the President with note saying be thought 81
asking an Office from him. but observing the crowd
boring him for such purposes he could not do It, The
President saw TIE papers, and az Endorsed them.
Not few OF the oihce'hunters who intTude uon the
fine Of the President, with Iroeg, o. be intensely loyal
but teseat their or purposes by their digustng i'm
tortunities appointments aye ieedc With a view TO
zinc public Interests. and aoi for he rewardine of
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Dir. j. II. schonck

Dir. j. II. sohCnck Of Philadelphia re'pectAly in-
forn. the proic that h have bee at % Bond St.
NewYorA three years where ne has suocesiuy
treated CONSUMPTION aud al diseases Of the lnn-s liver lc.
ard they viii 10 b. there only Or sCHENck has
TO other ofce n New York. lie be a. bis No y
Bond.st New.York as usual every TuEsD only. from
H. until ociork b. advice ffee but ais medicines
may be obtained all times Beware Of i1posiors
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Prom. Memphis.

CAIRO Saturday, June j. 1919.
The steamer City Of Cairo has arrived here
with Memphis dates Of yesterday and i9o bales OF cot,
ton for ST. Louis Thereis no material change b. note
in the Memphis cotton market Receipts Of cotton. IL
alsS.
Two hundred and fifty three bales Of cotton passed
up yesterday for Cincinnati
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From AIsany-A Meeting of the 7Aiiitnry
l.ecord Commissioners Calico.

~ %
Governor Fer.on has called q meeting Of the
ComInissor,, apuoned BY an act al the last Legsa-
turc TO select ate for the erection of Han of Military
Records wher, n ID all be deposited the records aid
Rebellion. The Commissioners arc called TO meet in
this city on the 18th INST
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fAdvertiseinent.1
ITCH ITCH. itch!
SCRATCH SCRATCH ScRATChl
WnE AIDAl. luNrNENI
WHEATON'S ULN MINI

WILL CUIE THE ITCH IN ie HOURS. 4,
Also cures salt Rheum. Ulcers. Chilb. tlns, anu "a
ErnptiOns OF the Skin. Pri0e 30 cents For saie W ~
druggists. by sondng 90 cents to WEEks g. foIIli1
Sole gents No. 40 WasLington-s Boston It W.i pe
forwarded by mail free OF postage. to any part oil Tue
United States.
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TIE SANITARY COMMISSION

Last week, as soon as Shennan's army began
IL move West at tie rate OF some 500 per dsy tLe
etstOns at Harpers Ferry and az MaIt!nsbure vbore
bot coffee aud fresh bread were taken 10 the cars y
porps OF reie agents constantly N waiting, and served
Out TO the returning soldiers.
THE PUBLIC DEBT.
The former official statement Of the public
Debt on March 81 as coitrasted with thai ending with
Ale mouth Of May shows an increase tie two months
81 600 in the principal and OF nearly So OCe oOI
AZ interest
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Gperia! Notices.

Great Revelation in Brick-iiakiBg.-CHAM-
BERsS PATENT STEAM BRICK iACdlNE hes BEEN -
operation three past; viii mts 60 biickss
minute or 10000 hours and q nearly TWO
THIRDS LESS than handmade brick. They ere stronger,
Landowner hold less water less liable to be Effected Blythe
weather and will stand double the pressure Of the ordinary
brick For further particulars aud patent rights, sppy to
ADRIAN REQUA,
No 2T Courtlandt st New York (up s,airs.D
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LBiE D.


ANDEBSoN-sud pm y, Of hemorrhare ofhe lungs on Sat
urdsy IT. Jan, g. Na f., youngest daughter OF WIZ
liam h. md Sarah Auiergon.
Notice Of funeral in tuesdays papers
CROSBYA Troy, Wednesday, May 81, IN tie 45tl yesi
ofhs inter lingering illness, Edward hooi crosby of
The remain. were inferred Saturday, Sd inst at Green
wood Cemetery.
GAMMA Brooklyn on Sunday, June g. Emma Julia Alice.
daughter John end the late Mary Cam, IN tie 18th year
Relative and friends the family respectfully invited TO
attend tie fuIesl Tuesday, az o'clock ifcm NO. ln
York-st.
EGBERT-Sudienly, in Riciuond, Va, Thursday May
25 Edward II. Egbert Of Henry and Ann Mara bg
bert, in the sd year OF his
Moth. Of the funeral herea!ter
GODFREY--At Ridsehed. Conn Saturday, June
Emily A. youngest daughter OF Harriet h. and tue ate Id
ward Godfrey - .
10 attend tie funeral from 81 stephens Episcopal Church
at Rtgefeld Tuesday. June 9. Of ociock.
Cars leave Twenty seyenthst, az O'clock M Cair.asea
will be IA iiin. at the Rid eteid depot
cOOPER-On saturday June Julia A. Rs1os daughter OF
the lsie Die lrich Cooper o. Kingston lama West Indies
Relatives snc friends invited her funfra G the resi-
denec Of her brother Frederick G. Cooper No. s2z East
Eighty.ionIthst, Nonday afternoon 9TH inst, st
O'clock.
s,uTH-At Bermuda on Tuesday, May 20 Jennie K wife
Of henry NJ Smith, NJ d., and daughter OF a. L. hnish''
The e.ives and friends are invited attend her funeral on
1ue.aay the 9th inst. at O'Clock hom the res.deu;s
Of Nre. savin. No. 90 East IWeifth-st.
The Remains vii be taken Pennsylvania for inerment
WELLs-n floklyn +. D.. Saturday June Of pnea'
nioni, psy Mary Bsbcock, reic Of George Wells
Of Panfeld 4. j.. aged 10 years and u months.
The funeral services VII sake psee on fuasdy ornins "a
Inferred at PsaGeld. Friends FANNY invited to
attend
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rIo, MISUNDERSTANDING Troops.

IALIlMOIL, JUNG T. ItDJ.
The weather is intensely hot. Troops are
passing through this city tonight We are unable 10
1esrn what regiments.
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PoueugRFPsIE June T. 1865.
a young man named lsa Garfield was
Struck by locomotive on the Hudson River Railroad
Saort distance below this city tonight and was in.
k.anty killed. He resided at East Hampton. Long
tespA
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IAdvertisemel,.l
JEFFERs, No. 573 Broadway, is the best place
TO buy Ladies' and Children Boots Shoes and Bathing
Shoes. He 10 selling at about one.haf last years prices
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ANCIENT FINE ARTS.

1NtlLNT TINE NEios
To the Edi.or Of The Sew-York Head.
Resp e,nl the relic, of porcelanwae found IN the late
eshunsou, az Herculneum, which have been forwarded
to tho Society Of Antiquities In London, whereof your
correspondent, says the bottle resembling DRAKEs Plan
r.rIoS Brrrss5 undoubtedly placed among ;he ruins
bv NJ. Asen, Of Dr. Drake We desire state that he
incorrect ia every respect II bottle wa5 found there
bca-ins our eterug the language Of The Ancient Romans
was different oui the accepted literature Of that day.
Our Agcu, has other business than tbs in Europe, and
has not beeu In Italy q. all ~ doubt Americans carry
PLAsrArros BIsrEns to Rome, but trying TO impose
upon society o. eltquanans in this way seems quite
u.,le. snd DO no, appreciate the joke. Il is unne
oe.sary for Us spend money in Europe while we are
unsbs supply the demand Tor these celebrated bit,e'
hefc. Respectfully, r. IL. DkAAk q 20
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Advertisement.
NEwELL's Perfect Fitting Shirts, ready made
and to order. Undershirts, Drawers. Ifs, GloVes
lies &C., sent G. o. ID. f. a. NEwELhd-55 Broadway.
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Business Notices.

Du6lUfsG Notices.
TIE CgLEBR-l TED PIANo-FORTEs.
VIZ. kEABE q Co.'S
PrAso-FOaTg WARRIORS
have been
REMOVED
No. $50 BROADWAY.
up Starsl
SQUARE PIANOS.
UPRIeHr PIAsos.
A splendid assortment of the celebrated " Knlbe" Pianos
Of every style in Grand Square and Uprgh, will always be
found ia the new, spacious wa-erooms
No. $50 BROADWAY
The YKnabe" Pianos have received the cordial test
monis from the hghe, OF the musical world such as
Tu.LBERo, GorrsoaAIg SArTsR, srRAxoscH MutIo, An
sonrrI and many others.
J. BAUER Co. Agents.
No $50 Broadway
up steirs)
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To the Chlzens of New orls.--The UNDERLINED

To the Chizens of New-forh. The undersigned
nyito their approve the policy aud meas
mes President Johnson Of sustaining his
Aoiuiatlon 10 Public Meeting 1t Cooper Institute
y WEDNESDAY EVENING, June :, a. o'clock.
Eminent speaker will be present 70 sddles e meeting
MOsr> IA. CRiNNELL ~ a. stll.LMAN,
ROPFgT : HONE HENRY N. TABER,
SfNFON DRAPER WE'D. w CLARKE,
pFrTR COOPER EDWARD LARNED,
JOHN STEWARD, GEO. CABNL W ahD,
MOSES TAYLOR NJ. IL LEVIN
&. ii. AARShALLN Co., va. ~ NthM nlt,
cFO oPDYKF HENRY T. DAVIES,
JAMES hELL4. fEhki CLrNs
" II LAl3iBr r, JR, ptSNlsG DItk,
rlSrTii WOXIE GEO. ". BLUM.
Guy r. FELTON,, CHAs W. oODAkD,
NN ii tNARTs WALDO HUrCiiINS,
ARRsM NAKEMAN l.. w. JEROME:
ESQ. 2. BRADFORD, RUFUS ;. ANDbrMS,
a \ nlTTFNHOEFER MARTIN THAICHEK,
IN - NfiTIFE PAUL SpOtEORD,
MIpTiS II BROWN JAMES WADsWORrH,
= : MYCkOFF ALFRED FDWh'.DS,
ToIN WILLIAMS WI DAVIDSON,
SINCLAIR TOT sEi r. NJ. WLfMohL.
Nm : DAWSON SAiUEL J. classy.
IoflS IA WHITE CWAS : STRONG.
ISAAC J. OLIVER ALFRED MCINTYRE,
~ v AJTXANDER HOMER FRANKLIN
CIiAS RFlI JAMES W. ANDERSON,
CuAs. 4. FOLNAMLS, GEORGE -. Dr. hNf'
WA. HAW, JR., CiiAs [. fiHNANEi,
and $40 other.
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fAdyertisementi
LoRDs Cleaning and Dyeing Establishment,
Garments beautifully cleaned. 439 Broomest col. Bway
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tAdvertisemen
CLOTHIYG.-PRICEs REDUCED 30 PER CENT ut
Nos. 300 and POP Bowery. GEORGE \. HUNTER & Co.
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lAdyertisemen'.l
RoBBED OR Not, IS You PLEAsE.-SIX YEAR
experience without failure Seventeen honses save
III three weeks. Office lgc Broadway. II. HOLMES.
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Enlightenment.
IMPORTANT To SOLDIERS. Gents all wool
Suit S5. Boys all wool Suit, 60. at !. V. baoSAWs
No. "A FouIth.ave.. ana No. % Lafayette-pace.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-05
Manhattan Pla,e Go.
MANUFACTURER or PLATED WARE.
40. ~ JOHN ST

Offers his rso and va ID assortment OF PLATED WIRE
consist,n, IN par. Of lCE PithERS, TEA sEIs, uRNS
CASTERS, GAZE BASKETS, SPOONS a,d FORks, at
greatly reduced prices