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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,

WEDNESDAY. NoremIer -. 1865.
The speaker took the Chair al o'clock p NJ
and directed tbs Clerk 10 read the journal Of
yesterday.
ON motion by Mr.. MONTGOMERY. the
journal Wa authenticated without reading.
HUNTINGTON.
Mr.. COFFROTH i y unanimous consent
returned from the Judiciary Committee hi bill
III. K. - 10 amend sections >. IA and l. Of
The act II February 10. 49,. incorporating the
town Of Huntington, recommending its pas-
sase.
rETITION>-LIOJOR LICENSE.
Mr.. LANE presented the petition Of q. r.
Alien anu others Of Pullman county, asking for
aehange Of the Liquor License law 80 n. 70 r.
quire the applicant - obtain majority or -
a. Il provide that no license shall De granted
hen majority demonstrate against il.
Similar petitions were presented bv Mr..
GREGORY Of Montgomery. Mr.. MONTGOM-
kRl Mr.. Y LLIN AN Of >coti, Mr. ZEIGLER.
Mr.. HOON Tx, Mr.. ATKINSON. and MIR.
speaker PETIT
They were seNerallv referred 10 the Com
mittee On Temperance.
LIQUOR LICENSE
on motion Of Mr.. SuJEY. the House took
up the special Order, VIZ: the consideration Of
Mr. - bill III. L. 2ls 10 amend sections 3
and q the license act Of March >. Use and
prescribing penalty in cas- Of a second OF 81 b
>equent COW iction; The question being on the
third reading.
Mr.. NEWCOAiB moved 10 refer the bill - a
select committee OF fve. with instructions 10
strike cut all after the enacting clause. and in
sert substitute with provisions 10 the follow
ing effect:
!. Declaring two classes Of retailers: The
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From Nashville.

NASHVILLE. November 2s.-Cotton very
dull Operations light. Ruling prices ~:
shipped a. Received .37 bales
River Is inches on the shoals.
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Rumored Collision on the Rio
nd q

BUFFALO, November 29.-It is stated on the
streets that private dispatches received from
New York say il is rumored that news Is re-
ceived that the Federal and French forces had
collision on the Rio Grande, and caused q
rise in gold. No confirmation is received in
the report 20 the press.
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Muster-Out of lyman

FORTRESS MONROE. November 2s.-Orders
have been received 10 muster out the 39th ILL.,
nois and 69th Ohio Regiments.
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44TH INDIANA LEGISLATURE
Special Session .

nIrosTsp res TaE HsE.lD sr ,. AsD v. n. Da.FlEs-
Omissions and crfdilments Of these Re
ports. Tor trGHt 0f space az these columns. lriN
D. printed IN The Breuier Legislature Reports.
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AGRICULTURAL cnILEGF.

ON motion by Mr.. DUNNING Mr.. Van
Bu>kirk in the chair, the message from the
Acting Coy ernor. received this morning, trans
hitting a communication from citizens of Mon
Toe county, maxim. proposition 10 give the
state the geological and mineral Cabinet Of
the late David Dale Owen. valued at $1,000.
and suitable farm worth 81. Co., conditioned
on the location Of an agricultural college Al
bloomington; was taken up and referred 10 the
special Committee on Agricultural Colleges.
And then the senate took recess till =
O'Clock, L. VI.
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4. Published every Monday. at o. 90 per .nnum, in
sasAnce.
irT'So paper sent without the money. continued
q longer time than paid for.
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Certificates Of the various iees first put into
envelopes, sealed up and mixed and when ordered are
taken out without regard 10 choice, and sent by mail
thus giving all fair chance On receipt certd
cate. you will what you have and then IL Is at
your option TO send the Dollar and take the article or
not. Purchasers may thus obtain . Gold Watch, Dis.
nond Ring any set Of Jeweiry our list for ONE
DOLLAR.
Send % Cents for Certificate.
In all transactions by mail, shall charge for
wsrding the Certificates, paying the postage and doing
the business, - cents each, which must be enclosed
when the certificate Is Five Certificates will be
sent for 81; Il for -; 80 for s5 loo for sis.
AGESTs.-We want agents in every Regiment, and In
every town and county in the Country and those acting
such will be allowed 10 cents every certificate or
dered by them, provided their remittance amounts to
One Dollar Agents will collect Is for every GER
teate aud remit Is either in Cash or Post
age Stamps. BRYAN BROS. & Co,
novel d3m IS Liberty ST., NeS York City.
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IN SENATE.

WEDNESDAY. NoremJel. -. 1865.
The PRESIDENT pro tenn. called to order
"a . o'clock A. VI.
On motion by Mr. CLIFFORD. the reading of
the Journal Of yesterday was dispensed with
MessrS WOOD and NEWLlN presented pc
tti0ns PRAYING for amendments of the Liquor
Law; which were referred TO the Committee
on Iemperauee
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MASONIC.

4 FINs PHOTOGRAPH or WASHINGTON AS A
"a AAson- sent 70 address upon receipt OF price
SIRE . ce1fs-
Medium sine, with hs Masonic Record, l..... 81 %
An Agent wanted n every Lodge In the West.
r A CAMPBELL.
- Bass Washington street
now IN tntianspolis Ind
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JEWELRv.

HALF MILLION DOLLARS WORTH TO Be DISPOSED
or At ONE DOLLAR EACH.
without regard to value Net b. paid foe ust yea
know What yea are TO recsivs.
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BOOKS AND PAPER
w III Q L L - a L f
500 DOzrs 'PrLLrh'-
so DOZEN READERS,
500 DOZEN BIOGRAPHIES,
BOO DOZEN GRAnxARs.
1000 REANs WHITING PAPER
100 RKAks WRAPPING PAPKR,
SooRRAxs FLAT PAPKRs.
1000 oooRSvELoPEs
$50 DOZEN BOTTLES INK,
oGROss BONNET BOARDS.
20 DOZEN sLATKs.
10000 SLATE PEScIIs,
CTncfnRati OF Chsca20 Wholesale Prices.
Bowen, Stewart X Co..
BOvI da INDIANAPOLIS. IND.
gI,Hk HKkALD hrsDEkY Prsp.rss ss sisd xass.
j nnes IN al styleA
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Telegraphic Dispatches

TRrroRTrD FNpREssIY FOR THE urRALp.l
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Mexican AffairS-.Captain We,ss ON
Trial-.Army Retiring hoard ..Re e
port of Comptroller of Currency.
Increase OF the Regular Army.
Freedmen's Affairs..Lady Clerks.
Gen. Grants Views ON Mexican
Affairs-.The Change of Comm nd !.
lima ElcctiOn..NegrOcs Returning
10 their Masters.
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TERMS OF THE DAILY.

On sns ,nsr November is;. the price % the Daily
Herald 81 be a. f5ll0we
Ts earriera arents and ness dealers per copy ..3c
II r~xrisr sab.ersbers. ~hsr delivered By car
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Louisville, New Albany and Chicago Railroad
Express Greencastle Junction going northsoo p N.
Going south. li.&9 r NJ
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nevD In
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nFFRR TO THE TRADE fns selection Of sso1s
" at the lowest prices Of Chicago Cincinnati or Nsv
York Our Line Of Stationery consists IN psrtof
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SAenandoah has burnt the bark Deiphne Cart Nichols
Al Baaeor ~ 1911, ana was owne there
,,s . Lsass SoSaa sws u ssasgS Sasss sao
faly insa.cda as T. xu,,.
.i as.h 20 , %s a. New Bedford 18th inst from Mat
,,, Mear = ,rs@ % Dec q sh Nary kobinson Edgrwn with
sg lines Arod. cleveland NIB. OF River Of Plate
bark "a sass WI wus @ BS .D
''0 ""A's- would 'oe home in June.
c., spoken, &c.
IN Golden Horn Rice from Calcutta Dec for London
:, salp z,phyr sslow from caao for Queenstown Feb
sehr UsIsr from Rio Grande West indies Feb u,
A5.ss Jan nIn Ior shps Panama Lapgst1n
Young bsrks Pc. rsSn Lewis FOR New York No.,da
sss; iss Franz XSrsh. Sne; s,ephsnson Prnds DO;
s"ay ass ss %
s. s' s..Sa fss:
Eagle kHf kss Kmfn s
DEAl, n rcn nIPassed BY, Martha Bowker, Goodburn'
%ssnposs, March IiMArr Red Gauntlet Nckels Madras
sam ssEs aarsf PoI s
s"s css s ss
asn ay o1 % Phi .pa ssS As
and Hattie Ross Poland, for NYork; .Wndward, Partridge
fas @ @ saey sS
2is. brig veEers lsr Petite New York; Firm, Wiley
MITAaonos March SIN por, ship Roger nIen suart.
Huron Kaye, Boston, disg; Robbins Perkins unc;
RAssoos Jan g port Sarah Newman, Cobb, for Eu
rope Floel Peabody for Maulmain 70 load timber for
seaIsAs, Feb 2oIn port srgs Hayeock eBD, Smith, for
ST john, NIB, March 2SAr schr Fredonis, Thompson,
Nash, Laney, for Nyork.
Sal cvi cid ship 6sylon woods Honolulu; sislsp,
Srf anrs Coombs br 0fs 'n
" r.
sia Lo.Srop ys1s cIars sass
sass
~ brig sss ga
Brown. Fortress Monroe; May, May and D sihcr,
BEHUroRT NC March s-Arr bark Transit Tlnsr Port
Wsus and May mnhn d. Tsds
smith 10; Knox Payson Port Royal; i4th Paier
S fS SS Ss townsend s..,.
Genoa CD Br brig Unicorn, Thomas sarns Sid ship
harshai Pelissier sB9s Bremen. men c,,.n,. c. -
R.ia an sza:, sSs3 SsIK
s% HayRSa f9F Eoston MsTc .cbr Gotham r N.v.
guez.,
NEWPORT, March N-Arr schr Prince Of Wales (Br),
McNab, Arroyo PR, for Norwich.
PHILADELPHIA, March 27-Ar steamship Norman, Ba
kerr Boston, schrs Central America, Phinney NYork l.
Crocker Presbrey Tunton Col Lester Perry New Bedford
and cid FOR Fall Rivef) Below barks Tie Van Name and
both from NYork and vessel supposed to be the
frgate Sabine Cid brigs Tberius tBr johnson, Glen
sssez 1ss'
Msanzas; II Mcdivery, Gikey Gardenas; Sarah Ken.
Annie NJ Palmer, Wnsow, G lB Hamilton, St Jaeo,
philena brfgs Fanny Butler, Hattie Emery, Camuck
Highland Nancy
2sthArr bark Troyatore, Pendleon Key Francis schr
Maracabo Henley, NYork Cid schr Samuel Colt Hilard
Fortress Monroe, Sid bark Sarah Hale; brgs Ortoan
Catherine Flerton schrs Matanzas Heath and others
25thCld steamship Peruvian tBr), Balaune. Liverpool
brig Martha Berry, Berry Maanzas schrs Mary Louisa
Hammond Philadelphia West Wind, Harrington NYofk.
IoUdonderry: ship Pactous new of New YORK. Tobey
Thomaston.
SALEM, March 2s-sld bark Glide Mcmillan, zanzabar
and a market.
2tsArr brig Surf swseapd EisaISstHhpcr o,ss SD h
Gem, Tufts Africa.
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CLEARED
Stsamhip Zodiac Bnlasy gsanfor-Mvrrsy Nephew
Bark Morning star sBr,. Stirling st Jsgo-waydei Co.
Brig Zero lBr) Wilson, Freetown tSierra Leono)-J
Brig foiua BID Lechusen Rio Jspsro-.G Colt.
srE su,sn mn Thompson 'Br' Dow9s hatamor0s-was
Brig Osprey tBr,, Reed, Ma.amoros- NevIus Sons
Brig Bngota, Lindsey. Aspinwall-Panama Railroad Co.
Brig Beaver tBr) Warren Port au Prince-enry do Cor
Brig Excelsior tBr, Cooper. Hamilton. Bermuda-McCo
srs Rogers r Jops. rSsaaspnavan Brun. slsh
schr N Predmore. smith, City Point-van Brunt
schrMare Louise Snow Norfoik-T Chase 4 Co.
scsr s a,.sa,, Gibson. Rocnweii WSsh,nE,on ~.
sehr Exchange Rrown, Philadelphia-Hs Racket Son.
Schr J CLARK. Townsend rhiadelphla-C Godthwaite.
sesr sspr ssr ros ross Howell
schr Argo Ely Har,rord-H Racket Son.
Schr r Owens, Silleck. New Isven--Ferguson Wood
sioop Bowen, jackson. Provldence-L Kenny i Co.
ARRIVED
Steamship Virginia tRr Lewis, Liverpool March "a and
al S ~ %Js and % oS r % g ws%s
steamship supposed be the City Of Baltimore hence for
steamship United Kingdom tBr, Campbell Glasgow March
VI. Portland 10th, with mdse and passengers TO Mac
Bark Telegraph, Jones' Boston, days. in ballast to
brig WIN Kibhy Nassau, NP,. Keith Matamoros, 81
days In ballast 10 smith punnng Been days north of
gre Lsnor tBr Lenoir, pcou Ms, IS days. with COAL to
Ess1 ss ,Is r s ss
ao D.os%ss "f PSsdsphs 'so or Ne~
n fEs @ % s acSs
the seamans Bank for savings where other Information
sesr Bsyles; Bayles, Philsaelphis for Bridegroom
oyno Eresson rPSapa Pnassps. Tor Norwich
sehr Mssicsn. Mccsr,y Belfast, 10 days
schr N s Partridge. Xix Rockiand.
sssT sssr Iohp h ASs% h.'cs knoSss Ssefses Rossan
schr George Brooks Henley, Portland.
Sem sssT Ksy TSy sys sas% ss... FOR rA.s.,s
schr Little Lizzie; Draper Gloucester
ssSr uy Es~.eS sen ssn.Sn sSs S.~ s s.sss ssssrd
sssr sssr s:ss rfs57 Ss7: sfE TsI%s. sss'Ta fd.
sssr sssr n M.,qn Y s.rRsy Rsy%a,cnd a,a.L nasrwicn
sssr sssr sso Sam%Tgs Post garn.ssa
senr Fashion, Dsvls, Fan River
sssr sssr anas Gs;sa rSSSercs
ssshr panis Webster Jones. Prov,dence
sssr 9.nses Eaton frosldess.:
ssSr jnsacs, is Taylor Taylor newport sYs, Ss"p0'''
sssr sssr sehG s;a.sas soyyGico yasss Reed Ns-poss
ssSr SsS sicrsnee ,Sia BAKER ss1n sor%ssh newport
schr Eclipse. sammIs, stonington.
sr sensoa eso%.n J Dsss So Ssssa,%ais sso
Bark Elingwood, EllIngwood arrived yesterday from
sSa iaf. Ssi he
entire passage male the run rcm carysfo Reef light 70
heavy sea- gale from south shed between deck o"rso
Tss steamship Hsyana, Capt Greene which arrived
sage.
E%pse ssrsS ,;s, ,Ssr brig; Miller Anna
Baker, osceola, Mersbon, Ceres, Ii Van Name.
Wind 81 sunset q.
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The genfiemsnly and obllgns purscr Of the steamship
Havana, sueas ESQ, has thanks for fun Gles OF
Havana papers, 80
LARcx CAsco-The steamship Havana Capt Greene
which arrived on Monday from Havana brought amount
Of sugar equal 70 s boxcs 600 barrels oranges 200 bales
tobacco, and about oooo cigars Captain Greene has our
thanks for favors.
snosr PAssAer 70 ssS FnArccoThe clipper ship Hornet
mas Just arrived a. San Francisco from New York In III
Oft best passages Of the Tho only pas
unoer 10 days thus far during The present year
been the Young America in lit days David Crooke IN lo7
Great kcpuocin us Thatcher Maroun 1it Sea Serpent
" 100 and the Hornet HAL New York except The
TMagoun, which was from Boston.
Btnk oRAviH Crockstt sailed from Philadelphia Jan
for New Orleans, and not having arrived Al las asons
tears arr entertained for her sfety Tie reea,e.d as
port she halls. - 49, ~
BAsx DklSnrs-eibourne. jan as-rhe rebel pr,va,eer
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company.
SUPREME coURr-cIRcutr.
n.f. r4 rvtt

Company.
SUPREME coURr-cIRcutr.
Before Judge Mullen.
MARm 2s.-xary Esrid, vs. the Second Avasas Rasl
road C,mprny This an acti a brought to recover
q coo damages FOR injuries sustained whic riding on one
OF the Second Avenue Railroad Tho piaintin,
married woman. about 40 years old testified tnst wn'e
getting out OF cr No % the vehicle started suddenly
threw her OF the stop OF the platform to the gouna
nung her severely that she was confined 70 inc mousse
Tor three months Afterwards. Tn plaintiff also testified
that the andra the body Of the car was ABSENT ana
attributed the accident 10 this de,ect On the crossex
amnson she stated that she did not look 70 see wneher
there hAndra there NOT until ater snc eit her
self falling :.
Thomas Briggs passenger on the car at the time or
she accident testified that the handail was hanging by
single and that after Mrs Texdo was injured the
conductor wrenchcd IL or and placed II ons sde saying
ss he did co. that might lead 70 another ac.ddent
allowed 10 remain in that condition The counsel
for the defence ed for nonsut on the ground that
according 10 the statement OF the pa nlH herself sne
had ised sufficient caution In stepping from inc
He contended that Mrs. Tcxido was guilty of negi-
gence in not looking or and catching hold OF the hand
rail- and did how any blame could be attached to
his client. Judge Mullen denied the motion, where
upon inroduc TO show that the hand
rail the day Of the accident and that u
the custom Of the company 70 make note OF an
such defects m book kept for that purpose The
counsel offered 10 produce this book In evidence out ne
Court decided to exclude it, Ia summing up Inc evil
deuce for the defence the stated that the witnoss
Briggs mistaken about the rail having been broken
aud was confoundins car No 40 Win anotner car upon
VIII ch there a damaged rail-
Tho Court charging the jury, took occasion TO say
shat she duty OF conductor to stop his car when.
passenger wished to or and that the car should
be started again until the PASSENGER was hrmy on the
ground The alleged absence 0f the handra was ques
Ton ior the Jury determine upon Two Of the wit.
the plaintiff had that there was no such
rail on the car, while the conductor, who was examined
for the defence 10 the contrary II was lor the
Jury 10 siy who most worthy 0f beef.
The jury, after deliberat rendered verdceaor
4he plaintiff assessing the damages at So 900 the Court
granted al extra allowance 10 the counsel OF $50.
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KENNEDY AND COLONEL THOMPSON.
The following is extract from letter written by
Robert c. Kennedy to s. w. Mitchell, II Bay street, To
Touto G. w. From this II would seem that those who
their neks In carrying out the nefarious schemes Of
the rebel agents cannot COMMAND the sympathes
OF those who employ hem:- i
FoRr LAFAYETTE, March lo 1885.
DEAR JupGE-
Colonel Thompson has treated most ehamefnlly In
mot even ansperlng the letter my counsel, General
etoughton, wrote, asking " he would defray my legil
exp 1t Is WIN for him. # he has acted rs suspect
shat can see him agan.
ROBERT COBB KENNEDY
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS
Married..

MArfIcUs
AvDrRcoy-CHArM,S.--O Monday, March 27, at ~.
Peters chu IN, Brooklyn, by the Rev. John Paddock
DAVID A. ASDER on TO RcAREr g., eldest daughter OF
Walter T. Chapman of Brooklyn
Norwich and New Haven papcrs please ctpv
PENNIN oS--G sRrnwAITE AT Newark, NJ j., on We'd
nesday, March % by the Rev J. y. sicarns, u. d.,
EDWARD PSSiSnToS TO CHARIorTs NJ, daughter Of tho
late VIM. Garthwaio.
ST MARKs-vas N srR,SD.-On Tuesday, March 2s, by
Rev. d. NJ. Wighman, CnAR,Es ST MARKS OF Fttsburg,
70 Mrs. MAY 8. VAN NosTRAXD, Of New York city
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Gold and stocks very active and rather weak on the
call Sales OF gold after call at 15lX rallied to 1924 at
which stood close Of report-half past nine O'Clock
In the evening.
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SHIPPIN G NE w S

YoRK-Tun DAY
SUN RsBs.......... bl NOON sRTs .........eve -
SUN II HIGH WATER. 10 "A
Port Of New York, March IS, 1865.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
ITsITED STATES s1vEs-YHIRrY LOAN.
by authority of the secretary of the Treasury tho under
signed the enera subscription Agency for the
Of United satss Treasury Notes. bearing seven and
shrse.enths can. per annum known as the
sEvEN-THikrY LOAN.
These notes are issued date Of juno IS 1854 and
ara payable years from ume in are
convertible at the option of toe holder into
| UNITED STATES FIvE-rwENTY SIX PER CENT
GOLD BEARING BONDS
These bonds are worth PREMIUM which increases tho
from State and municipal taxation adds from to three
per cent more according levied other property
The interest is payable in currency semtannually by
coupons attached note, which be cut on and
| sold to any bank banker
The interest amounts to
ONE CENT PER DAY ON go NOTE.
TWO CENTS PER DAY ON 500 NOTE.
TEN CENTS PER DAY ON $500 NOTE.
| TWENTY CENTS PER DAY ON $1,000 NOTE.
| ONE DOLLAR PER DAY ON A 5000 NOTE.
L denCmnauon6 named
furnished upon receipt Of subscriptions and the
warded al once The interest 18th June new paid
in advance by the local subscription agents time of
subscribing Thisis
THE ONLY LOAN IN MARKET
offered by the government and IL Is confidently
pecsed that its superior advantages win make II the
GREAT POPULAR LOAN OF THE PEOPLE.
Of the loan authorized BY the last
Congress are now on the market This amount the
at which 4. being absorbed all be subscribed for within
four months when the win undoubtedly command
premium a. has uniformly the case on closing
| scrptions to other loans.
In order that citizens Of every town and section Of the
country may be afforded facilities taking loan the
National Banks State Banks and Private Bankers through
the country have generally agreed 70 receive subscrp
par Subscribers win select their agents. in
whom they have confidence, and who only are
sponsble the delivery the notes for which they
| ceive orders
JAY COOKE,
Subscription Agent. Philadelphia. :.
ssasa RpraF1 viii nd os
~ sSi iss S; s
They are no. EQgALLED in Elegance Elasticity, Dura-
| bIty, Comfort or Economy.
A.n VESTS StAS 1 s
| bers and 70 and 81 Reade streets.
! At GOLD AT GOLD PRICEs-REFRIGERAroRs
csois '''
BAP ACE E i c TTE
Rices Annhito corns, Bunions, Chlbains &C. By
CoRNs, BuNIoNs, INGRowIEd. NAILS, TENDER
go a nd q cS5s cDa ~ sold
no TO THOMAS R. AoNEw's, 200 AND 2sa GREEN:
or Saa
any store in New YaE One prcs house. - '''' 80
HEY TO LOVE; OR, DIR, 8. NJ LANDIs' VERY CELE.
N brated, Infaibc, Private Lecture Psychological
and
| MACPHERSON DONALD SMITH.
~ GArE STYLE, SMITH BRorHER)
NEW YORK.
Brewers Of East india and Bitter Pale Ales These
.n sns sad w aa rs % a
The solicited Orders by
y executed Brewery West Eighteenth street. between
Seventh and Eighth avenues.
CCHILLBERG's GERMAN oINTMENT-wARRANTED
certain cure without the slightest danger for Piles,
Old Wounds Scrofua Saltrheum, Cancers all Bone and
Skin Diseases DC. For sale at IS Bcwcry, New York
WIsr.Rs B!LsAm. OF WILD CHERRY.
{: /: /: !: I: /:
Cure. COUGHS, COLDS, SORE THROAT and
THROAT, LUNGS AND CHEST.
Sold by all druggists.
NEW PUBLIcATIONs.
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kTIDLO's sALooN.-GOrTSUHALK
lv SATURDAY, APNlL 4, ar O'CLOCK,
GRAND MAtINEE DADfEU.
Close OF Coschsiks brilliant career In this part OF
America.
MISS Lucy srMons
and other artists will appeal
Tickets 81 For 10 = Besr schirmers 7oi broadway
and Hal a sons, btJ BroaaNay.
Doors open ~ ", Concert commences at o'clock,
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TOO LATE FoR CLAssIFICATToN.

ATA MEETING OF THE CITIZENS or THE FIRST
n ward held at I'D Greenwich street. on Tuesday even.
Ing March ~ or The purpose Of taking some 70
enable them 10 avoid the draft the o. dol
subscribed with the rros pect raising larger sum.
Adjourned 10 meet on Thursday eveaing 3th inst
ID. II. PnfNTuP, Secretary. JOHN fOA, Chairman,
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

A PHYSIOLOGICAL VIEW OF MARRIAGE-C0N-
n tanning nearly 800 pages and $50 fine plates and
cravings OF the anatomy OF the human organs in state Of
health and disease with treatise early its de-
plorabe upon the mind and body with the
authors plan of tretnenthe only rational and
full mode cure shown by the report OF tested
truthful adviser the married and those contemplating
marriage would their ply steal condition Sent
free postage 10 address receipt OF &c in stamps
postal currency Address Dr. La Croix, 81 Maiden lane
Albany N. y.
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SHIPPING.

NOTICE TO PASSENGERS.
IN Passengers per CITY OF LONDON, sailing Saturday
next April l, requested to be board 1t 10 A. NJ
day the steamer, owing to the low state of the tide
will sail punctualiy ut IL A NJ. JOHN u. DALE.
The New York herald., 1865-03-29

TMroRTAyr LEcruREs DAILY-roR oEvTr.Evry
only At the Now York Museum of Anatomy 6is broad.
way Parties unable To attend these have them
forwarded receipt ceus by Of
New York Museum of Anatomy.
The New York herald., 1865-03-29

pDUV MAN LOST
Alfred g. Jones' resident OF Isp L. l., toyears Of sge
feet ii inches high what round shoudered reddish
brown hair and whskers hazel eyes, and upper front
tooth missing When last which Tuesday
Ing the 7 Instant the Of John street and Broad
way he had on heavy gray beaver 9yercoa gray pants and
vest white shirt aud dark fur cap lie had with him 500 In
grcenck The above reward will be paid for nformA-
ton that leads TO his BY application 70 Garner Co.,
The New York herald., 1865-03-29
DANCING ACADEMIES.

TIE oARMos DANCING cLAssEs-AT 80 WEST
~ Fourteenth street, on Wednesdays and Saturdays
Young ladies' msses and masters NJ Private evening
I'LL june.
II II. sEARING'S PRIVATE DANCING ACADEMY 2g7
Fourth avenue Twenty third strect-New classes
forming for ladies' at o'clock gentlemen al O'Clock Mr.
continues 70 give private every day and evening
those who wish TO learn quickly