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, 1865-06-29

Meeting to sndor&e Gov. fFletcher-
L1rEo Rewards for ksueff4a's
H1Jy-Flp1fnEs OF Court-11arflals-

Especial Diepatch 10 tbt Chieago TFthu-c.l
ST. LOUIS, June -.
Touoy1cw the friends CT gov. Fletcher and
ii who are in favor OF enforcing Law IN Missouri.
vii assemble in mas NC etinR to tndorte the
Governor, and to express thsir determination to
etand By him 10 the laet. The meetlr9 WILL be
nonster one. We hear Of delegations coming
from the INTERIOR while the Radc calls OF st. Louis
vii turn out TO nan.
We are informed, on re!i.ble authority, that a
humber Of responsible citizens hare deposited
with Gov, F1etcher prumtssory notes to the
amount Of {6tO, 10 be paid Whencve1 the boty os
San HIlderbrand, th= guerilla Of Southern Mis-
eour1, fs delivered at my Of the pisces nsmed in
tie Governors proclamation. This addcd to The
th,ee hundred dollars offered By the Governor,
sid tso Hundred co.lnrs offered BY the Provost
Marsha, makes total Of one Thousand. one hun
c1su do.inrs, row offered for atlderhsand.& chp
ture. Tbs Governor has been informed
reward 10 nearly $500. The opportunity ot
nsk,nR haDoeome pt.e IL = good ore, fnr so1e
sharp man who knows the beats OF gaer 'llas:
Meredith II President. fhos. Tippeth. citizen
was convicted Of consorttug With rebel enesnle
srd robbery, stealing, mraudiIE, e. ard zen
te1ced to bc imprisoned II hard lhbof fur te1
ytsrs. TIE findings and senttnce confirmed b.
G.n. Dodge End the prisoner IL 10 bs sent to "a
| Missouri pebitentla1J.
| John Forbes, c,uxcn Of Arkansas, u1s foun
Of es,ne ane .se
impIiecnment for life in the sts'e penitennaFy.
James Lowell at4E. James over, i priv1to 9
| Company A, 147th Illinois Volunteers vas io1n
gn,t being snsss anu M seenltsced
| be- tG pri.oped. Al h1rd labor. for the period
| Two ye4rs In the State penttsnuary.
, 1865-06-29

We lea1n that proceedings viii next week
be commenced By our Government, through
Distries Attorney, for the recovery from BEN
Iamiu Weed, Of this city, Of the sum OF TWEEN
ty-f1ye thousand dollars, the property Of tho
late Confederate Government, transmitted
through our lines, via Canada, by Jacob
Thompson, 1ate Canadian agent Of the rebel
au. u.hoiitlcs, nrd the receipt Of which BY Wood
has recently been proved bK hts signature on
City Judge, and George Wilkes, Of the Spirit
Of ihe TINES, being the witnesses to his hand
writing. Its clear TINT all property Of the
rebsl authorities coming within reach Of our
, 1865-06-29

PAINTERS ATTENTION.
TIE Paints. Oils and V&rnahst 1t tbs Sanitary FAlr
will sold Public Auction. Friday. June 90h. A.
o'clock, ?, u. 6AML GREEN. Chairman Of Com.
mites 11c9lq 1.tet
, 1865-06-29

NEW York. JCze as.-Adsices hare been ra-
f1un was ,hrn souhnet to The city OF Cape Ha1-
ten. All The ether towns Involved 10 l: had snh,
mstted -ga.n 10 The Government Ths news q
"a st Port Au Fi1ucn. Cspe HsJnen "a+ tbs
read quar- ers Of the rebels. and It Wse there
tic rebellion dtkt hroke ont. The city ~ tnveafj
RI bv lbs foit4s VI r ssdent Gedf2fd. unde:
con1asud Of General B1tthelmy.
, 1865-06-29
FROM DETROIT.


Especial ni.patsh to the Chi:ago Teiture.l
DETROIT, June %.
Ar. AEpinal!, President Of the Board Of TEhde,
h.s received letter announcing thtt tho Board
Of Tr,de d San Francisco California, Will I've re-
p1esenttd 10 the Commercial Convention. soon to
be held II. this city.
Tie 18Th, I'D .rd s5th Michigan regiments arc
en- .cute hnfne, The two former 1E4t Lou:ETi1e
yct1crfay for 5ackfou. Tho 25lh started fsom
kaleieh yee' 'ertay for this city.
Gov. Crano left ht1e ibis eytninC for Washing
ton. The object OF his journey Is to ftsatssatet
ont rome Indebtedness Of The United States tt
4ha G3AtA IT 3ftsh1EAp.
, 1865-06-29

FHuApEIFWA. June 7S.-Jay Cook. q. s.,
uutcuption agent: rrpottt thu snhtcrsption to
The Seven Thirty Loan to dry TO asnount to ga
Bank, Nashville. 800, ,0ev; Fitst Na.'ohal Btat,
Norfolk, Va, &SD.G0o: Fllst Mammal Bank,
waehtnGtph $500 eco; Fret National Bank csn-
cirnau, LOO: Flret NstlnDai B1tk Deenoin:.,
$7,',Oa; Fourth Natiopsl Dsuk st Louis. ks'.0 !;
fecond National Bank. Toledo, f5hMD: esnA Of
abe 6tsta Of Missouri, Fi0o 100; c. 7. Pntnsm
Co., Boston, <109,Nn; Brewster, Sweet Co,
$l'l,tOl; ~econd National Bank, CbtcEo.
41o0, ,0e0. There were 10,T11 iudly1dul eroscrtp'
uons for $50 and flD9 each,
, 1865-06-29
FOURTH DISPATCH.
Especial Dlspa1ch to the Cniesgo Tsibune.]

WARRINGTON. June q.
letter. have hetn received here by the Mexican
legation OF = most encouraging character, re-
stecttng the euccess Of the Liberals. This patty
II reported to be eai1y gaining in numbers and
rrenr'h while 1np 1is9fsts are losing from deser-
tious and other ceneef in \ corresponding degree,
The belief 10 confidently exp1e:sed that Aaxlnil-
nm will fe forced to leave The courtry before the
first Ut JsnuaIy Iext
new YoRK, June a8.-The FosEs Washington
special EHyk; Internal Revenue officers for Viz
glnis. Lontsiana, Alabama snd Geo.gia have been
appointed and the ofE1ntzA'ion Of thlse depart
ns1fs VII! le completed as rapidly .. possible.
death lies between Ex-CongretBman Maynard md
Judge Darrell Of Louisiana.
Gen. Gsant he not Jet completed his otIlcial
report.
Mr. Harrington, Asst Secretary OF the Tre4s.
ury, will leaye the department The l0:h oi ] al-.
, 1865-06-29

Thu ane nustccts location No. - B7uth Watocs n, ,
tc,ad State, Il lo1 rent nc 4 July Isl AMY 70
pKrfTrr sMrTH s Bou.h Watsf-sx. k.sclt staeS
, 1865-06-29
FROM NI1LWAUKFE.
rnaururatfou OF thu WttconsIn Sai-
dleyx5 HoInb Fair

Especial Dispatch to the CoiesEo Trtbune.1
MILWAUKEE, June 28.
The WiscunsIn soldiers' Home Fa,r WAS opened
In their mammoth building, corner Of Nam and
Huron streets, at u n. to-day. The assembly
VA, called to order by Gen. Sttrsweather, and the
exercises ope1cd with prayer BY Right R.v.
B,shop Kemper; after wh'ch poem written for
the occasion BY Rev. Charles L. Thompann oi
GAINESVILLE, Was read by Charles Pope, OF Mills
The.te.. Speeches were made by Gems. cutles
ano Paipc, Rey. DR. Kellx, and Judge nabbe1l oi
this city, nil Of which received IN enthusiastic
re.ponse. At p. N. the 4sd regiment. j
Cobb commanding, arrlred by the Miawau1ee
Chicago railrcsd+ and we're escorted to the Fall
building, receiving the usual hospits'itteE.
The weather thts areruoon IL delightful, ant
ey.1y tibc p1oui.cs complete suec:s.- Ihs
Ear vtU be held until after the 4th Of J2ly.
, 1865-06-29

4 FRtbtl Black Fla. D9p0Nttfd In 1Ge
SIate eLlbrarJ-Arr1yai OF Troops.

ispecis Ditpalch to the Chlcsgo Ttihune.1
Ixn1AaAro1Is. Jane aS.
Ayeflt:hle black fsE. rt.ted By the rebels over
the college building ct Bsssc1lE7!e. Ky- in 1852,
wae deposlt.d Ia the State Library to day By Col.
Wells, Of the soth 1ndiana regiment The fac IL
about seren feet in length By four feet in width,
and IL made Of black a1p,cR. In the center is
ls.ee white skull. with Rha.tly grin. and be,
meath It ne the ezofe bores done in white punt. II
was eaptu1ed by detachment Of Company A, ol
the o0th, under command Of Lient- Mccoy. Il
Il striking illustration Of the ehlval1ous csasac
ter of the Aende We hare been fighting.
The I'D Indiana, 40 strong. leave Nashville to
night for homo The I'd Battery Arrived TIL
morning.
, 1865-06-29

new ToRK, June IS "a letter tas hetn reee!F
ed 1t the Custom Houee here. addressed to the
STATE D. psr1rnent hy our Cons1l II Port Mahon,
arnt unciu0 that ,he RusstAn plaRue IL extending
westward more rapidly than Is generally tuppos-
I'd. and advia;uE 1.t all eargoes arriving from
Rutaan or Turkish ports ne rieid3y sssntin'1sa u
ssme ~ that which y1.tted Loutoa century
, 1865-06-29

NEW YORK, June IS The Conanercta!s money
art1cle says The Cuha brings further orders for the
puichasc Of fye twen,ies on European account
Il Il supposed that the orders aggEeEate about
81 CO0,pC0. At the morning board the purchases
ady.nc.d to 1914, an Improvement Of on lie
clptjoR price OF yesterday. The rise. however,
brouph- ont seller, and attes the board the rries
dc fncd 10 ln3fG1tOIf. The new issue adVaeced
!. Ten. .fo1tles arc very firm, snd SCARCE at 97s.
, 1865-06-29

The Prealdeu1ss Healtll-The Prlron
Camps Mt Point Lookout. md.
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago T1tbune,1
WAsH1KGron, June q.
The President, who is worn down by his tnces-
eant latort, although not eeriou.1y Iii. is st1f too
i1d.tposed 10 receive visitors. He has desired to
give Ill personal interview who wiehcd, but the
rnsh Of people from all parte Of the country has
been 70 cttar during the ps4t few weeks that !.
tmpoeeibic fot his rstura ~ robust constitution to
Stand it. Many p+sroLs visit the E1ecuLve upon
toe most fling nattcrf, thereby occupTibR h.s
ne, wasting hie Strength. and impair1nc hif
hesl.h. .,,
The prtron campz =, Point Lookout. Nd. *ill
be hroktn up in I few dare. There arelese thao
2 sttU prfapnert there now.
, 1865-06-29

TINE RESIDENCE PROPER
l. TY.-F1re lots s1.5sf50 eA.a, on TSlet. b.
tEren Morgan and ADerueea ss:eea Caa ba boukns
ehesp sor cash, n1 applytn1 to H KERF0JT i CO.
= ft1ssaA.strst
, 1865-06-29
Brcyet Promotions.

NEw YoAk, June 25.-The 7i73NNs'd WAehin2-
;o:; frec,o1 has the following "The War Depart.
n tpt ha4 for several weeks past been engaged N
u. 1,ariur list Ut brevet promotions which When
r0,np' eud will ba published in general orders
1be number RECEIVING bseyets L. very large, aud
IL jntc1 dtd to embrace officers Of all grades who
h,ve rerterod mcrItorioua service 10 the Govern
rnent dur1pg the Wat"
, 1865-06-29

Arrivals from Ne " OFleans-L1te and
Important from nxeIteo-Succts sate
or tbe Liberal Enuse-ProEress OF
fsyg1upss sonora SchemeA-tsebel 1u.
iiueuc+a MT " ork In MeX1co-n.feAt
ofNrsf& f&xA-Ikot1eunesA OF the4 4EmpaTc
--WaXtm11liAnss LoAn-ShEcFepoft
md lfN Condition.
, 1865-06-29

~ The Cincinnati coa.mereiol statcs that
Its present daily circuiation il ~ COO. instead
c: p 900. ee printed by It's neighbor, the Go.
=dfe, and copied into cur columns yesterday.
The Commercial remarks also that Its state
1ncnt is susceptible Of proof II anybody
questions It.
, 1865-06-29

THE ANNUAL BOARD MEET
i INK of tho Urtresstty of Chicago vii, occur on
Tnurstay, June 70 b: 1865. at el.yen o'eiock, =
~ orlT OF the board IL @. CLARkk Fnarc Al
, 1865-06-29

New York, Jnue as-The struggle between the
bu'is Al d bears in gold shows no yielding on
e1thtF Ride, The bulls refuse TO lend and the
bcsrb cover their contracts By borrowing at rates
varying from 70 te per day. Saturday must de-
Cd ut III and fell steadily, to 1921. Tue DaraEts
took ont q, COO in specie.
NEW YoRK, June as-Gold tonight 13SI-
, 1865-06-29

PORTLAND, Maine, Jnne zs--The horse which
left Boston at eunriee this morning to 2ccGnplfah
one hundred and sixteen mlles to this ct'y before
euneet. on thousand dol bet, fell and died s1
miles from this city, having made ITO m!es con-
eIde1ably Inside OF tine.
, 1865-06-29

NEW Y0RK, June ga serious nre occurred
tion Of the Anertcsn Wills, owned By D. s. Gre
cory, Jr., also sorne oil mills IN the immediate
vicinity. Cummings car ehop WAS much DAM
arrn.
, 1865-06-29

ssya that The VIRGINIA and Tennessee rais9sd ~
Be opened. duly l5th, from 5ynen1nrg ,n % ho,Heen
Richmond ard Petersburg, and will be tntned
ever to the Directors By the military authorities
, 1865-06-29

NEW YoRK+ June a5>-Tho Rst says that the
ocean monitor Dictator, which has returned nom
her trip down the coast, will have her machinery
altered to aflRht extent, and ts to sail through
the Sonud and 70 H1ilfax- II Is reported that II
ske will cfoee the Atlantic. Her nflcrss arc con.
fdept Of her rutceae. II is Raid she has recently
made 4 speed Of ten knots 0u hoQr.
, 1865-06-29

WARRINGTON, June 2e.-" Masieslppi." ths
potoriou. guerilla and horee- hief Of the She
p.udokh Valley, has been captured. The honor
Q! bis capture Ii due to Corporal Bn:ler, Of the
9Th n. i. Cavalry.
, 1865-06-29


Especial Correspondence Of Chicago Tr1hune.1
NEW YORK. june II, 1855.
There has been dearth Of sensational and
exciting material for letter uins the past
week. In fact, We might as we'll make up
our minds that ten days Of large things in
this line has passed, and that henceforth we
must rest content with the things which Of
late have failed to stimulate or Interest us.
War no longer furnishes us with the grand
drama, the terrible tragedy, and We will have
to ial. back upon politics, domestic news, town
talk, and the more sober bet not lts5 real
And who shall say that the Union will be
unhappier now that VIC have no more battles
TO reilort, no more death scenes to describe,
no more hearts to make Ead! God grant
that it mar he long before the United States
has another four years Of var, raptne and
page.
Now that their occupation's gone, and the
stirring fife and drum leads them no more to
battle. ills natural that the soldiers and sea-
men should look about them, and learn to
which great political party their minds In
| cline them. They WELD a great power In the
futH5e Ct this country. The ''Unltcd Ser
vict Society,"" az It calls t:self has Just been
fo,mcd in this city. It had its first public
meeting on Friday night Of last week, while
| similar movement has been tnaugurated In
Brooklyn and In other po1 tlons Of New York.
| It ie more than probable that these oFganiza-
ttons meau something, and will, in the not
lar distant future, result in the formation Of
soldiers party, or more properly citlzens'
some influence in the approaching elections.
TILE PAID FIRE DEPARTMENT.
The Court Of Appeals at Albany having
decldtd the law forming the New York fire
commission constitutional, after the long
contest We may at last rest assured that the
city is to witness an improvement In It's Gre
tnsen possession Of all the real and personal
| property belonging to them, and, on the Isl
Of July. will assume the full responsibility o
the direction Of the ponderous machinery o
the department, The appropriation asked
S750. eco, which will be granted. They viii
introduce many Improvements among 9th
; ers, tie use OF horses to drag the engines tC
fires. the erection Of shops where the repairs
can be made, and the use OF heavier machines
than could find place under the old system
, Mr. C. C.. Pinckney, the President Of tht
Board. Is a very able and energetic business
t man, and will manage the affairs of the dc
lar,ment carefully and effectively, Contrary
! to usual expectation there Was DO opposition
made to the Board taking the fire apparatus
| ont of the hands Of Its volunteer otlicess
On the contrary, many Of them, with then
: men. ase applicants for positions under th4
fire commission. Of couIee tue hest Of then
will have no difficulty in obtaining fl:st-rat'
, I situations. The baser portion will have t
! go to work, or become harder vasnbond
than they were as "bhoys running with th'
II U,iah P. Harris, The efficient Chief Eng!
: nter Of the Chicago File Department., was /,
the ely the other day. He wa
p esent 1t an exhibition Of q valuable pa.
, 1865-06-29
FROM HATAN l..

south American News-NAaaAu be .
Ing Qe5erted-BrecktnF Move.
1uentB-Trade win Southern Ports
Tho blockade Runnerb-HeAthers
Az
, 1865-06-29
Secession Qutrn.es at Mt. Yer
.sAxS I.

Boe7pS, June GA correspondent OF the hTs.
ton 7f9nxct}pG etatcs that IN recent visit t9 He
Vernon he raw re- urnfnR veteran soldiers Eeinsfd
e1mi1tanee to tho plsce beeanee they hao not
ouey enough to psy the fec demanded oy ne s..
cffs{on otcupsnt nasped Herbert A Colon:t OF
repims ut Wts mu1eted cut Of one hundred dollsts
fof allowing hts regiment i've minutes vie" ot
the pIsce.
, 1865-06-29
VOL. XIX:

Oh 10 day, md were Of bi-hly cretn.ble cbs.ac'
aef, manlfesuug very thorough md eouse1en'
to1s discharge OF duty on the part OF the teacaefs
and tQdu! tfious application on the part OF the
schulaff.
, 1865-06-29

ALBANY, June s5.-The1e is a report that a loch
hse broken in the uine mile level near Science
taay. I. will require iorty.eght hours to repA,.
the break.
, 1865-06-29

and poor Amc1lcars will be epitted on Franch |
He Confeecsssts eerious,y proclaim ths; hey
southerns1s WHO vii rally .bY thousands q tte
cali Of gwyn, and raise Al impossible nntNark
'sns md sqeased b. he Fensh
r. 1ssseed; Il nt1ng
csb1pet' e . Il: cioin. priy.ts sseseta!y Fl N,Ii
to s see how lhe iand laya and ihen e France 70
prepare for eyentnslit'ee- Aa1imitiian MS -.
fesoy protested as.int hts Ieau9e,.tion r., 70 tle
Eextco on Suuofa hu toest4 tut his interest. con,
dict With Dr. Gwyn's a ha represents ehe JesEss @
A. J~cier il nov in favor. his. influence has 20
far been very Injurious TO Gwyn's project
Capt. Page and the officers ol me s!one"1n ~
Emp.Te SD pcreo,dc the Imperial Government to
purchase The Ism S:onewall. The French Ad-
e., mi, s1 &c
icsn cosst seatnst the whole AmerlcAnaoasy.
PROM AATAkoRAs.
Tie Matamor.s Monitor, VI the 18th inst, con-
.a!hs the io!oring Ms5:s.n news tsns ;,e Iae a
commanoer Josc Ma1ia MsTdonsdo. Acting Gov
o. ~; g,en n1s nas1 Sa 10
Ple,e tn,e Of The Juarsz party ggi.oeSsrys every;
9ns sds there 5n.1s Of n,7ss pseg ia
| cay : ago attacked rtsse At CueEnadrlea. rob.
hing tie passengers and capturing three Of then.
| Sc on altCr celschnent OF lmperatsis ovetto *
sbot.
IT, S9z o1 1ds W. "a a'.,9 sa w. o% Ee
| bnye received orders to dieemb mbssk At Matlmor.s.
The villages Of the north which have been de-
e. ~ ,de
Zcnts Lopez and Alvcra Who left Mat2 aoras
.sa asys ssc i,h eolaa 9, Hf lntlny
nme oa:ntlss operations aeain.t The Liberals
II RRsI and
1s eaF,ufsa ane ens msay pssone1s az aTns md
1 Tie Matsmoras C"nass<ree Of he 15tn Inst, has
1t 1s
psieoIe,f, arrt aid muustiont. ,Nesrete himseH
Is reported a psteoneE T. reported
thst Gsoso n'nsV IL u poitys that eeyefs
aeents nf Jusrez sfe conc 10 tbe Unltcd State. to
Pr ansts a9 tlo cos Yeyo,seTs M to Pasro
thnnatrrs. Now that tho war ts
over. The United Suites can dispose ,of
tSn tSed,,an3n n'1 ,h.t the1 vii be allowed to
| 20 IN Mextco direct from the Goyetuuent- II
tbey pass 1t al1 II will 10 afer h1T1ng been Re-
sold two " tsIee fimes ans no ~ Il vi M' pe
s,siisn,y es.Tdea I'D j. a. e s,is!y snppe:sa
tint y vii no 5aurcs p,ss
. | country Ao5hoH. .Ao .~p-..1da,t Al
The same psPe5 Fass tn0 .ea 1ei
u the e1.Hepnete ,,,aH ~ f..rEni.S r.orss"
i da and some cavalry, on tee approach Q: = snsfs
4 AymsId. whose troops noW oseaps Gala1aaua' a,aa
Oh the sTeLaus OF tne 1ta InsI: NY gn.'i H a.,
! ibe foEt Ign icglnn. coulu9 toa ssas. ". @ ~ - =
mounted from lhetf horses. and ~ th4 momrnt
4 | re.mo1ntipE they were dEt9 on from tee le1s
bank b! mau p47CH M5fo ~
mel. VI os1nE ntotsae" ~ ~ ~
| af0ir ING CoM17nuts ~
| FTtnch troops 9c1fcssec !eMef " nGue.<
BroAn, comuaIdlnE HOOPS al b.u"hstHe. ~
I fnrmltF him DE The occurrence 6nu et3tlNS tAa
, 1865-06-29
NUMBER 20.

Government .s liable to connscatfon !; and
tbe best legal opinions hare confirmed the
Judgment OF the Secretaries Of War and the
Treasury on which this action has beeo Or
deted.-New FORK Cili-e1-
, 1865-06-29

Condition of Soctety-Cotton availa-
bic fer the n Inft<et-Trnde'pFosp
The &s1be Lands, Draft Anfmala aud
Nfcc Crop-The SEA kAlnnds.
, 1865-06-29

Fire.
PunAuEIrnux. June es,-The spice usnutacto-
~ OF Z. T. Fell l. Bro, 1R0 South Fronf sueef.
was destroyed bJ fre Ills evening. Loss very
heavy.
, 1865-06-29

oIKAx, n y, Jure 2s.-The Hon, Fred. s
Martin OF this place died tsis morning.
, 1865-06-29
DER NEW YORK LETTER.

A Dub Neaxon-ssThe United Service
Soclekyss-1h he Paid Fire LtepAFftnenf
"a NeEv Inveui1ou-The EARSWx&
Defatcatton-Too Many Women Ia
=
, 1865-06-29

a gentleman Of wealth. doing business at
No. 42 Bread street, in this city, but residing
In the city Of Brooklyn, where he was pillar
Of church or two aud the patriarch Of sev-
cral Sunday Schools, t5 tbs name Of Smith
J. Eastman, cloped from the vicinity last
Saturday week and has not sin.e been heard
from. In addition to his religious 4ullltlca-
1SC0 was elected member Of the Brooklyn
, 1865-06-29

Observation-Disclosures, Dun.
- b.m.k t'o h%ye thfs dhY dtfsnIved co px5tuef-
sofp BY nut1sl corseu.. khtt Sa4M:Hs
th!c&ko, June u 1876. j.. u. PARKINSON,
, 1865-06-29

n o r L E 4 8 E.
Barnum's st. Louts Hotel,
IN the central gtnwlax business part OF thu city,
Of Second and Walnut str ets, having $50 Eoo11s.
nrd tc-ommodaa,n for 4pO se1soas pelns na;t
Fau 70 ON tbs Merchants K1eh3rEe ard In fcl view
1.-THE tou hesn Hotel; IeA. The ssamb y: landing.
ard within conseni.nt dntanee Of tie Il AllEoad DH
pos and placea al AIMS 4snent
TIE House ppeps In 13!4, under the Ausptsl ot
THFRDN BARSUM CD whoret,red oay ltst year.
Dutnk thets mnanscy WY reccssasy e nTeoten:e "a
and mof I'm lnnp!ovemo 9f7p :dacd. aad y
time complete IN It. arxttmt ntk AuY Ia The city
Hot and cold wAt-r thfonshout the Houae, Marble
Bah 1usk Ess in ths ,ooms, dln1 ,gsoom. eonlt ~
light anc af1. and A.t!cle Of fur.tu.a aed utea
Il. ~ II 5ss fsfSas lssq9q ;T e.
ITS btMeret thRt the well AnoWn auecs1s aad reps
sa;ioo ofthta House ea3 he ain tslned tha easy
G. mp eticn OF tne FaC1c RA:lro Sd will cottrihuts
larEey to lfa k1Cces8. ~
TnH present fe5 arts do not vac2;a for lack pit
1onazf, and viii take ptaNurt in .howlf9 the p1etut
ses- The House VII be ta: complate order, a.d 70
4cceptAhl~ tenants 1berM lexaa viii ba Offered
ite4cS46 1St g 81. E, TAYLOR.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-10-04

T CO NASSAU STREET ROOM NO "a. nOyygMAN
n pays the highest prices for Diamonds Watches, Jew
ely Ic lie also makes advances conssnmcut OF the
articles.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-10-04

L,OR sALE-HoUsE AND LOT, 81 JANE STREET,
onedoor from Eighth avenue beautiful and respecs.
Vie location three story, brick basement and sub cellar
cesialnns ten rooms In good order possession at once
pccp oA6M FRkExAN Co., 100 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-10-04

A BuRNHAMs puRNIruRR MOVING RsrABLrsH.
a. ment lis West BE venth street near si.ts svenue
boxed aud shipped Furniture stored Monev advanced
furniture
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-10-04

n elry, Dry foods and Personal Property OF every
description j. A. JACKSON, Ill Grand street, doors
west oil broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-10-04

y6TANTED-IN NEW YORK OR BROOKLYN, UNTIL
w My by private family. well locat,' I'm sized
completely furnished House, rent not 10 excsa Socu per
month; elegant furniture not mach OF dc-iea,um az
plenty and neigb1rhood Address " n oaf-
nard, 10 West twenty second street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-10-04

DvANCES MADE ON DIAMONDS WATCHES, JEW
~ eiry, -lyrrwafc, &C terms moderate ta NJ the
store No II Park Row. Opposite House
COHEN a LYON.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-10-04

t,oR sALE-A THREE STORY BRICK BUILDING,
y suitable for : msnuIscsory iot forms an l. bul ding
half lot % feet wde 10 feet deep together with lease OF the
sdoinng half ot Also Steam Engne, Boiler and ShaftIng
II IL substantial building and very desirable being situated
Canal street and Broadway Apply 10 H. r. WHITE,
architect room II, 923 Broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-10-04

A GENTLEMAN. WHO Is ABOUT TO TAKE MER-
"A eand. tour for the disposal Of staple goods open
Introduce other articles Of like nature Address stating
scripon Of merchandise and particulars NJ room ID
Powers Hotel PARK row
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-10-04

IMPRESS FOR SALE.-WAGONS, HORSES, &C., Do
III ins good business Satisfactory reasons given for
selling Inquire at CAMMEYER NASON'S, % Warren
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-10-04

At 77--MoSEY LITERALLY ADVANCED on Ola
"A ~, MoSp,, %AI%HEES, JEwELkY' S.b OR TIE
PAwNBHOkERs' TICKETS BOUGHT FOR DIAMONDS,
WATCHES, JEW Ei at " Beeckcr street, stairs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-10-04

WANTED TO RENr-A SECOND FLOOR, or FR0M
w u Ave respectable neigh5orhDod, be-
Third and Seventh Eighth ana Thetb
streets suitable for lrst Rent not 10
as per month Address apply 70 Miss Nc,,tSNI
GLE iS East rnryrst street. door OF Sec md