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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-15
Corporation Notices.

TERRY LEASE az AUCTlON.-At the City
il Hal on MONDAY May % 1855. q II o'clock a m,
b soh Pubic Auction 20 the bshes; bidder With sde
quas security for Of ten years nom the ist day OF
ISF 1903 LEASE 20 establish Gni maintain Ferry from
IN. b,s =; Ct Spnngst In the City OF Nswl crk IN
Hobok-. NewJe-y At the point where the old Ferry was
,bhed or withia 900 ysrds north OF tlat point
TIE lants place Eoboken NewJerey, 70 be furnished
by the Purchaser. -
Tie conditions AMI OF the Lease 10 be in the
usual form of Ferry Leases Leetoor. eDtnfed into by the
Corpo.rton Which may b. had appcst The oce OF
the ComT EToer. By order Of the Conmiso Of the
sinking fund. MATTHEW l. bLLNNaH.
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loyyIcx o, THE STREET CoIxIssIoSKn,


ITO CONTRACTORS. - PROPOSALS, in
closed in sealed envelope Endorsed with the title OF the
work and with the OF the bidder ren thereon WIN
be- received a. this office until THURSDAY, May 2s at IL
o'clock a ID.
For regulating grading &C. Fsshstreet from Fourth to
For regulating grading TO- FnysishthstIsss from Lex
inston to Fourthavenue.
FOR regulating grading &C., Fhty Mtsuee' nom 'ouf'h
For regulating. grading &c, Fhyeishth street, from
Eighth TO Ninth avenue .
for Regulating grading ke Seventy street. from
Fifth to Madison-svenuo.
For curb gutter &c, Le1inston'avense, nom Fhy sev
E cnrh xutter &c First avenue from One hundred and
street TO One hundred and twenty hth-street
For curb gutter kc Thirty thirdsreet from Second te
Third. avenue =,
For curb gutter &e Seventy from Second to
Third avenue
Por curb gutter ke si1tethstree from Lexington u
Tcr Tagging Onehundrsd andtwsnty ninthstrest from
| nth-avenue 70 Hudson River.
For tagging Fy street. from Lexington 10 Third
FOR nassns rtythirdsress from Tenth to Eleventh
avenue. - ,.,
For tagging corner Of Forty hhh street and
Yor curb gutter &c. Fy second street. from Second ave-
poe 70 East River also, from Second 10 Third syenne
For building foundations and erecting iron railing TO ncoes
parks in Fourth h) svense, between Thirty eighth and FOR
ueth streetA
BlAnk fofns Of proposals. together with the spseancsens
and agreements, ca, b obtained at this Office
Ds,si Street Department, New York, May IL 1869
CHARLES @. CORNELL, Street Con m'ssieeef.
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tngshsm, jr, Henry korean H. c. Graham rrehdspt Of
shs First National Bsrk at New Oesns Grihns jacob 90
eaSnan. T. w. hentgomsyy. w. II. Bsspsy. b II he1seA
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COMMITTED SUICIDR-On Saturday night
Ar. Charles Brown. residing at No 297 West Seven
seenih-st. committed suicide By taking laudanum.
When discovered life vas nearly extinct and he soon
expired. lie leaves wife and family. \ Coroner was
uot.neG 70 hold inquest.
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RoBBvp HIS CoMPAyToY.-J

KOBBkD IFS IOHPANIVN.- dIIlVs NiUucssY'
on Saturday night, robbed his roommate. james
Eeane Of No. rs LsichI-st OF 500. the money being
contained in wallet placed under the pillow OF the bed
on which they slept. Clohessy arrested and yes
terdsy Justice Downing committed him for trial.
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fesal Noiitcs.
Ocean Gleamers

EOR CALIFORNIA VIA ISTHMUS OF
i PANAMA-CARRYING the UNITED STATES MAIL
NEW ARRANGEMENTS COMMENCING MAY ]. 1905.
STEAMERS WILL SAIL SEMl-MONTELf.
Regular sailing Let and 6ta Of every month fsen the
Cornpsnvs and commodons PIER No a., North River,
foot Of Canast., al II o'clock noon, precisely.
DEPARTURES.
Nav l6........... COSTA Tnkepauan.
(Counectns st Panama with CoustIt1tion.l
Jgre 2....... .....OCEAN .siocuus
Connecting st Panama with SacIamcnto)
TIE Ocean Queen will sG above ia consequences OF ths
Is Of having appointed National Fast Day by he
President Of the United States
Ter r.ish or passage sppyto d. b: AbLES'
Oi.ce VI the Atlantic Mail ). ;. Co,
No. s. Bowling orecn.
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L III. ate Tri.ira Allen at Rsysnswood L. t. consisting Of
v.r, handsome and c0muodou Gothic House, In the best
condition hns stable sud barn. shed aud srh house. TIE
,round. are Nernon-aye. ard on the fa River,
fo,,s one of the largest snd lawns the Island
There I, reA variety Of choice fruit ornamental trees and
.bnh. TIE Location 81 the peasutcs; around New
York than a mile Hunters Point Ferry making Il
,@ry e..y CITY ard yet orrrns all the
W.n.," or WILLY WALLACE No. - John-st.
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EOR SALE at the Metropolitan Real Estate
il Office No 70 Dey-st, Country Seats, $1,000, sio@o
$50 900, s30U0 Pheasant Homes, 5000, SlSoo s''v"
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Bcaro Gilo Rooms.

A WIDOW LADY would like to meet with
"A gentleman wishing FURNISHED ROOM that would
advance her so loan 1t good security Addfes. NJ M
Station ID.
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Sealed proposals win De received u this cc-, until TUES
DAY Msy 2 1863 O'clock p when the same will be
PUBLICLY opened for the whole any part OF the sum OF one
million hundred and forty thousand hive hundred dol
lars OF odiers Bounty Fund Redemption Bonds No OF
the County Newly authorized by Chapter II OF the laws
of o ordinance OF the BoATd Of SUPERVISOR aP
proved by the Mayor May ,, 1915.
The .ad bonds viii bear interest At the rate OF seven Per
ceu per annuu payE5s half yearly the hrs day Of May
November In each year. aud the principal VIII DO re-
deemed a. follows:
Five hundred thousand dollars the first day Of Novem-
Der. 1891.
Five hundred thousand dollars the frs. day Of Novem'
Der 1882.
Five hundred thousand dollars the frst dsy Of Nove-
Der 1899; aud
One and thousand five hundred dollars on
the hfs, day Of November, l3H -
Tn. proposals will the amount OF bonds desired and
, pree Ger ons hundred dollars thereof and the persons
ose proposals. are accepted viii kerenpol be required 10
deposit with the County reasuTGr (a lie Eioadwsy BANK
THURSDAY the hss. day ofJune S3 the sums awarded
| to them respectively , RI. c.
Treasurer for deposits the parties III be entitled 70 re
csye bonds for equal amounts OF the par value oil the sums
awarded them, bearing interest from une 100.
zach proposal should BE- sealed and indorsed proposals o'
Soldiers Bounty Fund Redemption Bonds No y and In
closed IN second envelope addressed to tho Comproier
The night reserved to reject any or all OF the BIOS con
,drrd protect promote tho interests OF the
Comfy MATTHEW T. BRENNAN ConPtro!er
City Of NewYork, Department Of Finance Comptroller
Office NAV g. 1875.
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Omen o. RE BoAaD o. Excns,
No Is CI1f8Rm. AyD No. CnAAnEnSR.,,
W Nrz.YolY Arril. 1855.

ITO THE LIQUOR DEALERS Of the CITY
i OF NEw.Yokx-Tls board q E1ci.s for The City
sad County Of Nsv.Yorh vm orSasis. asa hold ~ M.
CIV rs. n this City q u seleei De CkAmbsrs
Il {he Ccrf e CsnIsa IlssA ss he Iwysss Of ss.a
I.ss.s A, usssss win - received = sny time dut.e
~. hs~r, e DE sess sbevsaamsd who're suitable
S..S. - si 1900 infusea v b fsishsd fss "a
'ss"''''> VIZ. JAY RAsKErT. No - csstsssszssl
ROBERT D. HOLMES, No. ChenbsrsstrssA
NOAH D. CaILDs. Ne. Ut West sesh-ssrest,
CoUnissteasu
ouvu D. srovs, CAsk.
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MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sun ~ Sun Seis.....1.OS Moon rises. II lie
wATkR
stndy Hook. 10 SO Gov sAIG. II .3n Hell Gate IL
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PICKPocKET ARRESTED. john Roberts was
arrested FOR having in Sevcnthave. car picked the
pocket Of Louis Levy Of No l35 West Twenty fourth
st. Of q small sum Of money. lie was yesterday con-
United By lstice LcdUith.
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bort iOarnens' Noiite.
STATE oY SEw-yoRK.

Porr-W ARDsNs OFFICE, No. lVi Wsl-st-
NOTICE Is hereby gwen, III accordance with
section Of the act passed April H. 1851 entitled An
Act to R.ofsaize 4Iisns Ohcs OF tho Port OF New
Yofk ala persons interested in having charge o. the
subject matter OF such inqdiry examination that
the following vessels under examination by tho Psr
ardeus and that sad surveys examinations Will be
completed within days next succoeda. this notice. on
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-15

10000 nov y ! II sr TShi
SUMNER AND WINTER COOKING STOVE.
The most onica durable and perfect in its enence
aud or~ration of sny now In use a RIAL HOUSEHOLD
BENtFACrOR. Arranged with WATER BACK, OF hot
water Reservoir.
Sole Agency for New York and vicinity.
JOHN q. A. BUTLER,
No. 236 Wser-st., between Beekman-st and feckshp.
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NOR SALE-One of the most valuable
L PROPERTIES IN OTrnfe, New jefsey. Toe hot..
built and occupied by ~ %. E..t-d with az tt acre. 81
ground The house u speeoas AMI in y-frct oidri nc
ount stocked with every variety OF the choicest l
vith sr-enhous- allied with the choicest Of nowefs WIN
srap~, both wiin and without The lot has i.el s',cn
hundred and ty Main which may be c.s ded
into bal aus lots Il The purchaser deems dersbe A'a i-
vat. xant.el residence has an "qn. IA i""
The Fuiir 70 which aud oi The richest and bet quail
NV be the house II desired further aescrp-
don woud purchase without view
| Ia. for th.n4sese.. Fof inquire n
| GEORGE KIRILAkD. No. Q W st.
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Go Ubom il man Concern.

ALI, rersons are cautioned against Hafoorlne
N or Trusting my wife ELIZABETH she nsvs i ~ o.
Bed and Board without Just cause Or Prosocsop - uFF
debts OF her contracting JUDsON bHl'h
INFORMATION WANTED of HANNAH
i SOLOMON. sALUsH SOLOMON and RAPh AL .L
eoi 0V0N Hannah Solomon is sister to T. Grain, who
resided in 1894 tho 81; Csthadnes n y Al ne
I.sPecns ten will Re III .i ,dSpa,e father IF the se
DAVID SOLOMON. No. 40 MAin-st-, Memphis ein
{" VOHN +. FISHER OF ILLINOIS,
- Persons having business and wishing to comm,n ne
with him DO by note, addressed to care o. JAho ''
bLAlths No. PSI Washington-st. Hsw-ioIA Ol9-
RESOURCES OF MARYLAND
OF SPECIALgINTEREST
PARTIES DESIRING TO
PURCHASE FARM LANDS
THE STATE.
THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF MARYLAND dur.
the session just cosed bad prepared atemou giving
description Of tho
SOIL IN DIFFERENT SECTIONS or THE STATE,
and n m pecrIia, adaptation to the ra,iOus productions Of
lgreature the proximity market the and capacity
Of IL. napigaJl, srelms ns mater poper ond fleile'
and rrd,crl for nanufdeurers. and the mineral
and dIertion Of the country the price Of lands &C. for the
purpose informing those unacquaintod with the great in
dueenf. to be found within hi. permanent settle
men,
Persons DESTROYS Of obtaining such information viii lave
copy thi, statement, pamphlet FORM sent to them gra'
by addressing
w r. COLE,
CHEF cle.k House Delegates,
State AGENT for Dis.riouion,
North East corner Of Baltimore and Norh'is, Baltimore
STATE BOUNTY reimbursed 10 parties hav-
y ing furnished substitutes, b. j. NELSON LCChEi'
Banker. No 2i5 broaGway.
Y5IO ALL WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN
4 NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN that the undeT- sDed
las THIS DAY taken mo bis possession al tue town OF Han
In 10 said County l3 sticks @! pine timber IN SIZE vary
ing from 2r2 2ex23 inches square and nom 10 10 eet
long the having been driven shore by the waves oil
Lake Ontario and the said sticks Of timber, Or Oil are
aal Z D. L.. n
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PROPOSALS for CLEANING the SIhEElo
of the CITY Of NEWYORk.-Ihe unoersiff, ,' Ss.I.
appointed by Act OF the Legislature o. O. ~.
OF Ncwlok, passed May 1865, to make cousGs -.
Cleaning Of the Streets of the City Of New ora etsoy @
proposals for such cleaning 20 be deposited with e
oil the Commission the Mayor Of tie City Of
lis otce ~ the City tsl of said city on OF before
DAY the I'D day OF Nay inst II O'Clock Forms o.
he Specifications and bond had napplcatios
70 a,y of the undersigned Dated hrw.YoYk May 1863.
G. GODFREY GUNTHER, Mayor,
No. 8 City Hall
JOHN T. HOFFMAN,, Recorder,
No 60 wall-AL
MATTHEW 7. BRENNAN Comptroller,
CoturtrOl'rfs Cilce, City Hall fflsh Of Rec0ldse
FRANCIS ]. A. BOOLE, City Inspector,
No 10 Chathamst
JOHN L. DEVELlN, Counsel to the Corp'D,
No 81 Nassau-st-
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TOR SALE, or will be rented FURNlSED-
Anees.nt +siory hish-s,ooR brown stone Mont housE
and LOT on Madison ave- near Thirty fourthst
N'' H' ~ ALLEN BROWN.
No. 80 Broadway.
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DETENTION of 81, 641, 500 "SOLDIERS'
IA BOUNTY FUND BONDS No. ~ of the County Of
Nei ork payable June 1863 Notice !. hereby gwen ths
Ito SOLDIER. Bounty Fund Bonds No. 3" Of the County Of
S,wYok becoming cue and payable June 1865 with the
ner thereon win be Paid thu, day the presentation
Of sad Bonds q, this Office
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-15

PROPOSALS FOR LOAN II sl,6nsoo Of .soldieu
Bounty Fund Redemption Bonds NO. = Of tas County Oh
New.loTk.
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Rcdl estate for Sale.

4 BARGAIN.-FOR SALE a PLOT OF
~ GROUND averaging siIJ10 feet situated l. the Village
Of fremont on the Inc = the Harlem r d. miles nom
III. civ suitable for hotel DIS cling and -rapey, or ;
lager bier brewery Covered with shade and r "e- and
limestone Sufficient q buht mansion u 80 ir.c
prce 600 and !. wei nolo.ed Inquire ofA. cox SONS,
No. . Maidcn.lano walking cane makers
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Summer Retreats.

COUNTRY BOARD WANTED for o Gentle
" and Wife three Children under o. age,
and Sugso. Address Box no. 1871 I. o., Esw.i orb
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DLlO IL NCt-' 80 49, 80 NO.
~ from New York by northern Railroad Of he"'Jefsoy,
% srre good Duidlg. aid CHOICE fruit Abundant, ap
acre. adjoining GOOD Balnss and Tais $500 100 seres
Dairy the above, good buueln9s' ffns &C.
$1,000 Choco building scs. clsy Of .ccess tne views
also. village property, al looGiions. :. ,.,,-,
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Professional Notices.
wentistrp.

TTEETH extracted positively without pain
for 50 c<pta under nitrous oIyds gs ether chloefor
by DR. WAIT, s No. 90 Fourth ave-, corner Of zistss.
Best dental WORK noderste terms Cut this out
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N0rNrRY SEAT Id FORDHAM. Westehes

COUNTRY SEAT al FORDHAM, Mestches-
Y Z ter Co for SALE with from 70 ares OF LAND.
b.aufus laid out rnd well stocked with irut and orninr
s Tree location auJ commanding Pf'speet un'ufiA'sea
minutes wall from depot. r4r'n IAnied; posrs..on
ifumodistey Apply 70 GEORGE BANKS No. 10 bo"eTy,
o. to JOHN BEaGlAS, on the ITeui.ss.
MOCK FOR SALE.-Thc large DOCK near
~ the Railroad Depot Krabe;hpor'. y. J. has II" '"e.
front also tr4cN connecting With n. central .,y~'
The New York herald., 1865-03-04
Williamsburg City News.

REJECTED AAAzos.-A young coored woman dressed
In aunty male attire, yesterday afternoon taken to
the Provost Marshas Office Of the Second district No
20 Grand street, T. d. by some New York brokers' who
were ignorant OF her Sex Tor the purpose Of enlistment
Dr. Woodman was not long In discovering her sox and
he bushingy and Indignantly rejected her services.
ATTEMPTED SUICIDE "a young married woman, who re-
rides Calvary Cemetery and who formerly lived in
the family OF Mr. Peter oDonohus yesterday after.
brought TO the Fortynh precinct station house.
having been found in the street in a dcmented condition
Shortly after being locked up In the cells doorman VIII
discovered her In tho act Of srangng herself with
her garter and before he could open the the cell
in which she was confined her tongue from her
mouth and the muscles OF her face much conorted
She was finally restored TO consciousness however This
Is the second time this officer has prevented suicide in
this station house. About year ago. in the same cell
woman who was locked no charge OF larceny made
an effort 70 cut her throat but thwarted by the
vigilance OF officer Wilson
DIED FROM BrRSs-A young son Of Mr. Thomas
McGovcrn, residing In Franklin street, near Huron,
Grcenpoint died Thursday evening from the effects
OF burns received by his clothes taking Gre on wcdnes-
day. Coroner Barrett yesterday held an inquest ver-
dict, Accidental DEATH Mrs Lankton who lives
next door somewhat burned about the hands while
endeaving to save tho life Of tho child.
sxcosD DErRrr PRovosr MARsHALs Ovucs.
ocals in this ONCE kept busy hearing excuses Of
consorpts who crowd the doorway In large numbers
Nearly all the drafted In New Lots and the Sixth ward
have had hearing but paratvely few have qualified
for the ncd There will be no business transacted q
this Office today
The New York herald., 1865-03-04
City Intelligence.

FOUND DRowNED-Coroner Robert Heslewood held an
inquest Tuesday last at New Brighton Staten Island
upon tho body Of unknown female who found In
the water tho Cement House, New Brighton. There
nothing upon her person except the waist Of dark
figured calico dress and pair Of laced leather CATERS
The hair partially washed from the scalp that which
LEFT being Of dark color, sprinkled with gray She
seemed about forty to forty Of age and had
been In the water about nine ten days. She has not
been recognized part OF her dress be by
plying 70 the Coroner, At the first landing Richmond
Turnpike, Staten Island. !.
CoxlssckHEsf Exsscsxs OF rHx UmvnRsirY MrpIoAi
CoLLEoE.-rhe annual commencement Of the University
Medical College held last evening in the chapel OF the
institution, Chancellor Ferris presiding Diplomas
granted TO sixywo graduates nineteen certificates og
honor signed by the faculty, and numerous medals and
prizes The Mott gold medal was awarded to Dr. j. Du-
rant the well known feore, who, It Is understood in
tends 70 make the diseases Of the voice specially The
d6dress to tho graduates delivered BY Professor John
w. Draper and II Is needless to say that sustained the
reputation which this distinguished gentleman sustans
for original thought aud eruditon.
FIRE IN MAcDouoAi STREET. Between twelve and one
O'Clock yesterday afternoon . nrc occurred in a drug
store at % Macdouga street, OF Houston owned
by Crick a Sbogoguc. Pretty much the whole Of tho
stock destroyed. Loss estimated at about g. 600
insured for 900 In the North American Insurance. Com
mayed about $500 Insured for IS 600 tho Greenwich
Insurance Company The second story is occupied by
John Jones dealer In chemicals stock but little dam
aged insured for 81 900 IN the North American INSURANCE
Company. The lire was caused by Thomas Sands tho
clerk In the store, upsetng bottle containing benyne
near lighted lamp. The benzine took fire, and thus
burned out the store Sands seriously burned on The
hands and face.
The New York herald., 1865-03-04
THE WEEKLY HERALD.


The Cheapest Newspaper and Best Famf-
ly Literary Journal tn the Country.
Tho WEEKLY HERALD, for the present week, will bo
sale at nine o'clock this Saturday morning
It win contain full details from our special cores
pondents Of the Capture Of Wilmington N c. the laiess
reports of General Sherman's march through the Caro-
linas the Burning OF Columbia, s. c. and the rumored
Capture OF Augusta Ga. Map Of the Seat Of War,
showing the theatre OF operations OF Grant, Sherman.
schoned Lee Johnston Bragg, Beauregard and Hardee
our Special Account OF the Capture OF Charleston; an
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ss the latest Dispatches from the Army OF the Poto
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the Of the Union Armies In all portions OF the
country Summary Of the Proceedings OF Congress- late
and interesting News from Europe, South America,
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FacetiB; Literary, Artistic and Scientific Intelligence;
Musical and Theatrical Review for the week Varieties;
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Died,


BASrA-suddenly, on Friday, March 8 HrrxR widow
Of Garrct Banta, In the 73d year OF her age.
The relatives and friends OF tho family respectfully
invited 10 attend the funeral Monday morning. ten
O'Clock, without further notice. from the residence OF her
son.in.law, 3. W. Manwaring, No 5s King street Re-
mains to be taken 70 English Neghborhood Cemetery for
intcrment
HowrASp-Att the Fifth avenue Hotel, on Friday even.
Ing, March 3, WILLIAM II HowLsD, OF Morristown New
Jersey OF the ate John Howland In the Goth year
Of his age
The relatives and friends Of tho family are invited to
attend the funeral, from Trinity chapel Twenty Gth
street, Monday afternoon, at o'clock without fur
thcr notice His remains will be taken Greenwood for
interment
(Fw OAer Dead6 Ses &cond Paoe)
The New York herald., 1865-03-04
r II e q UL r.

Confirmation OF the Ordering Away OF
the United States Consul mt Mata-
moros, &c.
OUR NEW ORLEANS CORRESPONDENCE.
New ORLEANS, Feb. 2o-PM
FURTHER CONFIRMATION ov the 1HAr THE UNITED
STATES CONSUL BEEN oRDERED LEAVE nArAnoRos
letter received in this city from Matamoros, dated
February 10, says that the United States Consul Mr.
Campbell has been ordered out OF Matamoros Mexico.
No more would be given for vessels belonging
to the United states and that commercial intercourse
between Mexico and the United States would probably
be discontinued for some time.
WRECK OF THE SCHOONER JANE DoLAs
The same letter also states that the schooner Jane
Dolan, from this port to Matamoros, was wrecked OFF
Brazos day or two previous TO the date OF the letter
and all board lost Among those who persisted is q
Mr. VIM. Herrick, formerly clerk TO Thompson Barnes
OF New Orleans
The New York herald., 1865-03-04
a True i,epk; ip,Seppkc;Arrp TO ruy s,cx

There dwelt IN the swamps pale, bilious mechanic:
Ht~ muscles strcnghiess his blood n was chin.
And the wife Of his bosom believed. IN her panic,
The husband she worshpped Was bopelessiy III.
Seeking daily Tor help, In her wifey devotion.
All vainly she tried ptl and powder and potion
I'LL ~ last when prey 70 grcfs widest emotion.
or H0srErTER's bfTfERs she heard from friend.
She purchased the cordial half hoping half fearing
prayer on her lip and tear Ia her eye;
And taking bis hand with words kindly and cheering
Besought him the ionc for her sake 10 Try.
As he drank new life through his system seemed stealing
Each following draught did Its mission Of healing
Until strong Ia health, and most grateful In feeling
He told ths true story" here twined into song
The New York herald., 1865-03-04

bOsToN, March ., 1900.
The steamer De Molay from Fortress Monroe for Bos
ton, before reported at Holmes' Hole repairing leak
left that place at three yesterday and proceeded a.
lar a. chatham, where she was Obliged TO put back the
leak increasing very fast She reached Holmes Hole al
three 7. NJ, with the water over the 0reroom noor
She will 60 on the marine railway