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AMUsEMENTS.
RARNUMS AMERICAN MUSEUM
FAST PAY, ,,,,o,v FAST DAY.

RARNUM'S AMERICAN MUsKua.-
,.,. ~, FAST a. E RAfA rEnronulEsSSsits0 A''
NEARLY EVERY HOUR -
DAY AND EVENING,
MISS EMILE MELVILLE
nhlllLss OF rnE HIDDEN HOUSE
ONE LEtiGEn DASCER, TONY DENlER
IN PICTURESQUE AND BRILLIANT DANCE.
MORNING AT II.
LAST WEEK. OF
THE BOONE FAMILY COMBINATION,
CLASSICAL KEAnlSGs, COMIC SONGS, DUETS
ANENOkMnls LIVING AlLIGATORS
90 MOVING WAX flGtRES.
JEff. DAVIS IN PEIrICOATs.
A HORSE AND RIDER ENlMlNED BI AN EN-
ORMOl $ SERrENr CONNERrED INIO STONE.
PROT. ~ TCMINGs. 1LGllINlfG CALCULATIONS.
GLASS STEAM ENGINES IN MOTION
Fat Woman, Giantcs-, Gircnssian Girl, Dwarf
Living utteis Gtand AduariA a million curio.iIes
Admission 81 cents. Chdron undcr tea 70 ccnts. lob
HOPE CHAPEl-'2O BROADWAY -
IL AMEhlJNN sTEGEOSCOpIIJOS
NOW ON EXHIBITION.
Nne ihor shnd picture comprising the most bcAut
w Nie.s statuary and works Of ntI Ia the Nolld.
Fisht, rctuIes, twenty feet slpaie, shoNu every
evehinr. The White House Pods Theatre. srcte-
thIN ocNhds aud letetsuu's Houses Old Capitol
lrlson teen lacAson's MonuLeuL iuIcral Proce.-
SION a.. AumissOI - ots. Evscrytd seat 81 ets
Children Halle. -. OIgu At =. ". Commence
m. s3i
TIE HlIPOTHEATRON - HAVE YOU
l. lKlN 10 IuL CdtCLsr
litL Stect, oIppsitc the Academy Of Music,
II NOI, GOl
Matinrcs eveD Mcane day aud SATURDAY ?il
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ARTICLES FOR SALE.

CURRENCY FOR SALE IN PACKAGES OF
~ 20, 10 and 40 at par, nj the Sun olico count
o.. Al0 pcuuIus. 40
CAkrLNTER' ) CHEST TOOLS FOR SALE
" --iuc.udng tools lot rash and blind u,uLing-ior
$50. Avply ~ East III NJ, toy hOlr,
IS Mrs. TICKER.
nor SALR-A SUPERIOR LOT OF WIN.
Il dow lraiue -A4hr-, II hy H. IL b. Is, II b. 10,
with huis. Inquire ii kinp It, 2'5
EOR SALE--A LARGE Lot or CUTTING
counter, table, &C.. suitable tor a clothing house;
also p stag hitcs, all Oi which viii be zold a.
halluiu. ~ Chamber st. ~
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SHIPPING.
;OR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. LINE.
ship GRATlTi DE saiL June 3rd.

EOR LlNERrOOI~-TAPSCO LINE.
ship GRATITt DE sail June 3rd.
FOR LONDON, NEl TRIAL FLAG.
Clipper ship ALBION sails June lat.
Cabin passage us second Cabin, t2U payable la
currency.
For passage apply TO TAIsCOTr BROS n co, 20
SUuhi st. 96s
EOR INERpOOl.-OLD BLACK BALL
Line Tho packet ship ISAAC WLBli, will have
quick di-patch lor tho uhovt pir'. For papaase OF
drafts on the KO al Bank OF Ireland, Apply ~ ROCHE
bKOs. COFfLl, ia and llb South Vt, near feGk
silly. ia
DASSAGF FROM AND TO LIVERPOOL
AMI lDndon-By the Old Black Star line.--for
Liverpool the CONsllij HON sails on April 18Th.
For London, Tie con. GKlNNELL, Aprl llth-
Dor pssaso apply to WILLIAMS &GUlON, " Fulton
o.. ga
STEAM To QUEENSTOWN AND LIVER
- lOOi. l~lANA salts saturday June Sd
lIELNEII sails saturday, june 10th. Cabin passage
alvt tlcrtUU eJa, payable ia currency Apply W
WILL MS a - ON, ~ broadway. 32i
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NANT..Es.

WANrEu-A COACH PAINTER, Ar $50
W ~ bv. al2
a. MEN WANTED TO NU"k on EXTEN-
" sioa Is. Zee. Enquire OF {. HLAsrLL. Freeman
81, Green Point, L. l.. LEWIS cam Works. q
40 NEtVERS WANTED on HAND OR
~ power Ioors, tot cotton aud colcn mills near
u John Mlll lAhs, eucral AGENT American kni-
grant Go " Ho lius Gtc,n. 35s
1Dn SKIRT HANDS WiNTEp-uighest
lOO vases mud &c suiAr work .uar.ntcvi to Eood
hsnt'. Inquire a, the new inoio.,, 80 " arieu st
Gomez thul,u. so
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SOCIETY NOTICES.

A y. A.-JOHN KNOX LODGE, No. 81.
"a. special ucetiur Of the above Lodge will he
hold At their rooms, cor 2yh e., and sti ave on tbs
oonierii2s dssrees, H. op.,rof WN D. TkLINNS,
W. NJ, WA MuLGkEW, Rec. sec. ia
A D. n, No. l8-ARE REQUESTED To
IA meet ut MIlhnou'. Hall, cor. .tth a. and lth
EiCIlAEL MOM Soy, ions BYRNES, Soc, 10
A REGULAR MONTHLY MEETING OF
n the Veteran Cor. OF tie war d slZ, will 9
held at the Mercer hou'r, corner Of Mercer and
BIoome ATE, OIL fridA, c'eninf' Junc ~ AZ eek
Nv bus mes, Oi Importance fUlaI,o iu our E-cur-iou
The veterans of the adjacent counties are invtei to
sueud ~ order hENiti RAJ MnND, bng zen
ABkM DAILY, Col. /. ". flll Ft- AlJt. ~
A PUBLIC MEETING OF THE YOUNG
II Mcu's ia her Mathew Z. \. NJ. y. socicty, No. /,
vii, be held this lhursdny evening, - "po.E, cor
s4th and IN a'r w meg, .nt T.i u, y, 'I-",d
snd M. L.bgt1n. Music ond SINGING los ne fmnS
Is Con lse b,tu "a b. Mean. Wiaon, CAIRO 10 llA-
W,s Mciiiln A haAony aud others Come 20 Is
tHOS T. lGiNS, Sec'y 40
RATHER MATHEW r. 4. L. SOCIETY,
i No. 3 II ~ y, viii hold public meeting THE
,1I sS 81 and 81 az kddTcs"i vii he dsveTa
tsns.SH s sa R Kas NJ e'in 4co %
gcoa, cnd h9-t Of Gihe,s JOAN o'NLiLli r'e'
EFNIAN EEO1hEkHOOb-1HE WOLFF
.u aGe Of ~ It and Z. ave- on Friday syense juno
ShIs l. NJ Al meml.rs Of the Circle are nuti-
fed "A attend PATRICK COONEG, Centre
MARX WI, rEAD, Sec. III
FATHER MATHEW, T, r., 4, 3d. b. So SoG I. Fl
ssu cofnSr Of g5 II and - ave thia lhurslay even
M M u o'clock. Mr " ill-, OF south Brook IN
Iii dsliyer lecture on the Evly Of luiemperCnce
singing Ly Miss Anne Brown, Mr. Fsean, Mr Md,
and othels THOMAS CONCANON' Proet fAl'h
ENNIS, Rec, sec. 10
THE FATHER MATHEW I. A. h. SOCl
ity No g. O. Be. klyu, T., H., viii hold IIbh'
Ismprnnce Meeting Al IA Hall corner Of Grand au'
IN ss this Thalsd.J eygaiqs June i'' a. o'sh
others. Singing by M1s Mcfarland Mc'|s king
Carr and others. The pu JIG eiG inyii,d. =;
DlCkEksOA, Priest. IHOs. n, LIO1p sec lI3
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GENERAL BUSINESS.

DHrI N0ptTS-3j.o's ms. OF DRIED
4 \p.,. Packed iu half ..tI, srd Nos su.ta.,c
~. r.r Get. for .g-c, % .o's .. -..t b. %. ". /.
hANbt llu, llD Dad s'. Canned Peaches .a-ytN
c.s'a Iht hermit Tall, sta'H ..ruvl &. r-Il Pos
che, suHr 'rr h tCf4 or tIu 4, aa 'rr ale IN lots
(lALllll RSON d DONALD SMITH,
"
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nR. BONE, III WEST 10TH ST.-Useasss
- Of the heart LUNGS, liver kidneys, liberated
hruats rcroun, old uce tuuoIs rcTOiula eruptious
vi every l"in, SKIN dIscuscs Hours TOD.
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Il the body ia minutes, without injury to The
skiu, by lPHANS Depilntory Powder Ask or send
tor "lpham's D,p lgtory Powdsr," and take nc
other fuCo 81 Sold by BARNE3, u Park Row
and llFl.MltDLD, bgI Bfoadway 4lv
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E'RECkLLS, TAN AND PIMPLES RE-
4 moved NJ once, by the ute Of 4 PiIAM'5 lreckls.
Tan aud fimp,c Banishtr. Pncc 10 c,nts sold by
BARNES, u fak Ros, aud uELMBOLD, LVs
bfondWas. Ala
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EELONI-TGlE MOST PAINFUL ON THE
Il hnget,, n not more than three days standing
cured Ia ~ OF 10 hours. The pain At once removed
by l., I. NOf, % lc .nnCOy n. yl6
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s.- THIRD AvrSI T. STAR l7h strict.
IT,. litHK fa tho uu-I COW f|uHf o. &c NoIih.
c'rtrIu s.rfnu 81 fhr ritr. lui us. Cua tpu.ly oI
U4 Csc r.t. iD .,u loan l5I tr, ~ On, j. o.
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i, Selel,ft goetry.
THE COMMON SOLDIER.

Nobody cared when he went to war,
t' But the woman who cried on his shoulder;
Nobody decked him with immortelles- el.
He was only common soldier. a a ssai
Nobody packed him dainty trunk
a1 Folded raiment and officers fare 3t
A knapsack held all the new recruit
4. sa.-s Might own, or love, or wear. e f8fl9
Nobody gave him goodby fete-
With sparkling jest and howercrowned wine;
Two or three friends on the sidewalk stood
watching for Jones, the fourth in line. 5s
Nobody cared how the battle went @
With the man who fought till the bullet sped
Through the coat undecked with leaf or star
On common soldier left for dead. -
The cool rain bathed the fevercd wound
And the kind clouds wept the livelong night,
A plying lotion Nature gave, at4
Till help might come with morning light.
Such help as the knife Of the surgeon gives,
Cleaving the gallant arm from the shoulder;
And another name swells the penson-list ~
For the meagre pay OF common soldier.
See, over yonder all day he stands ti -
An empty sleeve in the soft wind sways,
As he holds his lonely left hand out lsl 81.
For charity at the crossing ways.
And this is how, with bitter shame aa'a
He begs his bread and hardly lives; 53ise2
So wearily ekes out the sum
A proud and grateful (?) country gives.
What matter how he served the guus N4a
When plume and sash were over yonder?
What matter though he bore the flag
Through binding smoke and battle thunder
What matter that a wife and child
Cry softly for that good arm rent
And wonder why that random shot
To him, their own beloved, was sent ?
Oh, patriot hearts, wipe out this STAIN
Give jewelled cup and sword no more;
But let no common soldier blush g
To own the loyal blue he wore. 97alt1
Shout long and loud for vict'ry won
BY chief and leader staunch and true
But don't forget the boys that fought
~ Shout for the common soldier too. f'E i0f9f
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Sleeping in Church.

During the hot weather which has now
come upon us with all its enervating inau-
ences, our readers will be likely 10 indulge
in maps during service. And in the hope
that some preacher may get hint from it,
we copy from an exchange, the following
account of curious trial for sleeping in
meeting h a eea
JUSTICE What do you know about John
Wadleigh's sleeping in meeting? %
WITNESS know all about it it amt no
secret / guess.
j. Then tell us all aboat it, that's just
what we want to know.
w. Scratching his head.) Well, the
long and short of it is John Wadlelgh is
hard working man, that is he works nigh
ty hard doing nothing, and that's the hard
est work there is done. 1t will make fell
ler sleep quicker than poppy leaves. So it
stands to reason that Wadlegh would nat
urally be very sleepy sort of person
Well. the weather is sometimes naturally
considerable warm, and Parson Moody's
sarmon sometimes rather heavy and
j. Stop, stopl No reflection upon Par
son Moody; that is not what you were cal
led for. - f.a ha
w. / don't cast no reflections on Par
SUI MOOuJ. i was Ou bCAlAuS "AoO huO"
about John Wadleig's sleeping in meeting,
and it is my opinion, especially in warm
weather, that sarmons that are heavy-like,
and two hours long, have naturally a ten
dency-
j. Stop, stop say. If you repeat any
of those reflections on Parson Moody again,
I'll commit you for contemptlof court.
w. | don't cast any reflections on Parson
Moody was only telling what l knew
about John Wadleighs sleeping in meet.
ing.
J. Well go on, and tell us all about that.
You wern't called to testify about Parson
Moody. 80
w. That's what am trying to do if you
wouldn't keep putting me out And it is
my opinion in warm weather, folks is consd-
erable apt to sleep in meeting especially
when the sarmon-T mean especially when
they are pretty tired. know and find 1T
pretty hard work to get by seventhly and
eighty in the sarmon myself, but if | once
get there, / generally get into waking
train again, and make out to weather it,
But it isn't so with John Wadleigh. I've
generally nolced if he begins to cape at
seventhly and eighty, it's gone goose
with him, he gets through ninthly, and he's
got to look out for another prop for his
head somewhere stiff enough TO hold it up.
And from tenthly to sixteenthly he's as
dead as door nail, till the amen brings
the people up to prayers, and Wadlelgh
comes up with jerk, just like opening
jack knife. .s......
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Hance' S Column.
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u y h 0nfHIIolI MOI p y S. s. HANCE. p
alOs Baltimore ST., Baltimore, Md.
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remittance will have packed securelyin box
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&aa-No advertisement inserted for-less than
lob WORK:
HANDBILLS

Of all sizes and styles printed, at short notice
and on good terms.
Magistrates and Collectors Blanks, Deeds,
and all kinds Of Public Papers always on hand
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REVENUE DEc1s1oN.-In the case of a
subscription list were the heading involves
a promise to pay the sums annexed thepar-
ty signing is liable to the stamp duty requi-
red on promissory notes unless he pay the
amount annexed to his name at time ofsig-
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scribers will pay the sums annexed their
names, then each signature is held to cre-
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ezpThe Pacific Rail road, work OF vast
Importance to this country is being Pushea
to completion. On the California slae,s q
500 men are engaged on 1t, cutting down
hills and laying tracks. The locomotive Is
running 43 miles from Sacramento. A con-
tinuance of the energy now displayed will
soon carry the road over the mountains on
q race for Salt Sake. The people of Cali
fornia look with as much interest to the
completion of this great work as the world
is doing to the successful laying of tho At
lantic cable.
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A young lady Of California recently
broke her neck while resisting an attempt
of young man to kiss her. This furnish-
es fearful warning to young ladies.
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HyTwo Lawyers having d dispute, one
said to the other who was dwarf
'If you are not more civil I'llput you in
my pocket
!" In that case" replied the little one
"you will have more law in your pocket
than you ever had in your head"
Semi-weekly news., 1865-05-04

During the week Louisiana mon
~ has been held at twenty per cent.
premium over new issue. We hope
soon to hear that both are better ap-
pseciated, Our energetic Governor.
IN course of conversation last Mon
day, informed us that he had large
quantity of goods arriving, and much
more to come, and that he was deter
mined to raise the value of both
Louisiana and Confederate money in
the estimation Of the people; to a
certain extent We think he will.
Without being deemed presump-
tive, Governor, we would suggest,
# practicable, that you also Try to
furnish our people with bacon and
-four. This, we trust, is no, asking
100 much.
Semi-weekly news., 1865-05-04

There is not Al article that re
know of that can now be purchased
in this place for less than specie or
its equivalent. 1t is very diff cult
for a certain class of our people to
pay such exhorbitant prices, and as
natural consequence. many are be-
ginning to feel the want of the actual
neceasaries Of life. For the past
week, -four or bacon we're things not
TO be thought of by the hungry. were
they even lined with money. How
this is to be remedied unless the plan
ters who may have an extra supply of
provision, come to the assistance of
our people, We cannot say; but hope
to be enabled to report an improve
mentin our affairs by our next issue.
Semi-weekly news., 1865-05-04
Shreveport Serni-w eelxly News

patriotic men ns Col Flournoy, and
the war would soon come to u glori-
Gus conclusion.
Judge Ochiltrce of Texas. and Col.
Lewis Of Missouri. were successfully y
called upon. and made stirring and
eloquen. speeches, but We cannot
even allude to the substance of their
speeches at this time.
The meeting closed most harmoni
ously, about 4, r. NJ, and all retir ed
delighted with the proceedings.
Semi-weekly news., 1865-05-04

Self preservation and ncc-ssity
compels IL, to imitat, the example of
most folks. with the exception thn,
what We do is not done und.rhand.i
ly, Eut open and above board, and
that by force of circumstances, over
which We have no control, and against
which W" HAY" always battled. We
mean TO adopt the specie basis This
we have been advised T., do long
since, and refused, btt the trrmen-
dous and disgraceful depreciation of
our currency. compels us to do il, if
we wish TO live and let our workmen
live. Owing to the fabulous prices
OF every thing our printers have now
TO lr. paid ten dollars per 1000 ems.
while but a short time back. they re-
ceiv"d only four dollars for the same
work. Every expense connected
with our business as well as our
family il in proportion. The gov
ernment owes us largely, and We can
not get dollar, though We have fur
nished our material, as well as our
time and the money we have received
through other sources, TO enable us
to meet the requirements ofthe times
We are still working for the govern
ment, and what We do, is SO much
money out Of our pockets, yet we
patiently bear up and will continue
to do so while we can, but it becomes
a matter Of impossibility, if we have
not the wherewith to replenish our
stock. as also the inner man. We
are of that class who must have the
actual necessaries of life, or cease to
live, and had we cotton, sugar. molas-
es. tobacco, or some such articles we
could exchange them. beyond doubt.
for corn. -four, bacon, etc, but not
having the one, we cannot get the
other. as the good old days when edi-
tors used to receive such things, are
past, played out" or gone up "a
spout" Seriously-had we any
specie. we could get something to
eat ; our friends can refer to our
terms. and if they have provisions of
any kind we will be pleased to hear
from them. 1t is better for all par-
ties that We adopt this plan than 20
attempt TO keep pace with the fuctu-
alton Of our money market aud bv
con-tauti- chanSirc "u- ratcg t.
Semi-weekly news., 1865-05-04

The gang of thieves who have
been committing robberies in this
place for the past several weeks, have
been discovered. and we understand
arrested. They should receive their
just dues from the authorities.
Semi-weekly news., 1865-05-04

If we were asked to say what We
consider q sign of true greatness. we
should point To those Who. instead OF
waiting for some opportunity to do
something noble. avail themselves OF
every day occasions aud carefully
improve the mort ordinary opportu.
mites of doing good. These arc the
truly great. No occasion 10 too iusig
uihceut for them 70 dignity Sr
ilnprn, ing
Semi-weekly news., 1865-05-04

We are informed that the steamer
Webb, which left here last week to
attempt to get into the Gulf. was
captured twenty-five miles below the
city of New Orleans.
Semi-weekly news., 1865-05-04

our soldier friends who are not
flushed" and " ant n paper to read. {.
we say come and buy wishoss mon
ey and without price" BY soldiers.
we DO not mean detailed msn, but
those actually in the field.