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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-16
Ar Silclar iOr pla sa,, NJ A. P II, f,r defendants.
COURT OF GENERAL sEssroNs-MAr ls-BcfOss City
Irfpe

Jrase RCssLI.
Patrick Foley, robbey.-State Prison FIVE years.
Jossl Lynn plead guilty Of burglary in tho third do.
grse-St,ta 7 ; u five yrars
John Scuy s~i tines Mcfenn pleaded guilty Of attempt
at bt ry H. sc ilrd deereeCity Prison each
Ism Bal. .eadcd guilty Of attempted grand larceny
Ren 1Ged
lsics Quinn and James A. Mccormick pleaded guilty Of
assault and b,tseEy.-iie nsnded
William Bush pleaded guilty of assault with in:ent to
seai.-hemauded
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Uort-WGr6fhs' Noiies.
STARE OF SRw-YoRY.

STATE SRu-foRY.
Posr-WAsDkys OvvIcz No. 10; Wallet
NOTICE is hereby gwen, in accordance with
section 4of TIE sct passed Al u II, 1856. entitled An
Aci TO -or.aus. the Wsris Otnrs he Port Of New
Yo,t 10 al persons iaer-&si ia. having chsSs o. the
ub Il l,si,e Of such inquiry rsspn1 "a survey tsa
de following vessel. under rsoa by the Pod
arteas snd that thu slid Surveys ,s.o1S will
cou p,t-d within days succeeding Lis notice,
bosrJ ssid yc-s-s; ~
S,eamsLip star Of the Cnios N. q.
Stear snip rpp N NJ
Steamship saxon Eouohen
Steamship Lib eat y n
Steamship City OF Bostoa.. ~ Z
berk w hite w ng........,.s ....sss. WHs~i~re
Rfe Nellie Antiim.. ..Jsctscn \ NoofruSe
Brig William Henry. .scheLrGa
IL Dslnlehi
Brig La Clroie... .EDitre S.croA
Linz COroneiE
MiNIBOHnk TOMPhlNS PisIisaL
.Au3s TZRRrxls Secretary
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COURT OF COMMON ?'EAS-srscsAL TsRx-MAr IS
Eeiors - - CASDoz0. III
DECISIONS 49,. D.
Charles ". Waiter agt. G. Stewart SchercRs.-
Motion to discharge from deuied James Saydam as
fhiletus StephrDs-See memoranda with clerk.
TRIAL TYRM-cefnre JudSo DGr.
ISLANDER CASE.
Herman Dreyer and Frederika, his wife, agt,
Claus Witscbcn and Meta bis wfs-Jrs. Dieyer charged
Miss "i,ehen wiz. having Imputed to her most grave
crine The casa OF tie plaintiffs rested upon The testimony
Two former s.rvs OF the defendants, OF whom swo
tne alleged ssndar sail 10 her wren by and
me other heard II sd he defendant der'ed having ever
uttered the urYo.sd ords aud whsn first formed that she
rad used them went to tho plaintiff and tod that an
The defendants.
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tA&e.tisement.l

HOUSES ELZCTRO.M aGSETIc BATHS, No. 13
Iaiqh.- IT,, NewYok opposite No. 39s CansN fr the care
OF Rbeumsn, Neuralgia, Paralysis &C. ar the elimination
Of MTcura Lead and other posons tbs blood Send i'r
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DfCISTONB.
N;tIor art I,hn M,llap n
SUPREME COURT--Cncrrr- ls-Befors Justice
WELLgs
POsSEseORY RIGHTS,

James M. Cotter agt. William p. Lyon.--The
psnif brings action for the repeyu q paper owned BY
him. valued At 81 c0 which delivered by him to aud 70
in possession OF the def ndsnt The defendants claimed that
The paper dslveredto them under contract to ms,u
special property In It. fatal to this alton The plaintiff
claims that II only delivered for storage ct the pleasure
Of tho plaintiff and that having demanded IT, no at once
entitled TO its possession.
The Conr. charged the Jury that Their. such con;
for him. otherwise for the plaintiff Ths jury returned YER
diet for tho defendant
Mr. E-nun for plaintiff; Mr.. Van Colt for defendant
CnAnBMs-MAv lS-Befcre Justice SUTHERLAND.
DECIsIONe.
Joseph Stewart agt. Samuel p. Townsend, &c.
AT AriAns Bank.-Msmorsnds for Counsel Joseph Joel
at Elirsbsh JoeRepor confirmed and Judgment OF di.
yogss Ersetsd Jensshsp Ackvyd sgt EdnVsd AewvG-
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Motion granted with go costs 10 abide even wnoo p.s
dics the right Of plaintiff 70 move to or'ns ~ ~ ~
In re- the petition Of George K Mckenzie es u ZOE ss "
real eststeOrder granted
TIE CEoToN AQuEOUcr evthRSh.
The counsel for the old Commissioners moVeo
yesterday for an order why W ureen .noud
not suc against the Commissioned. II, Court iuyE
that this proper ess for Injunction, oas TO-
served It's decision Gil to day.
rMssGa knox and Fullerton for plantifs
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CITY IyEMs.
GlasSor. April %. 1865.

Bulls HEAD, Monday, May 15.-'rhc market
opens to-day with q s5 bullocks On SAL and a most
delightful clear. mild. beautiful Spring day for
business The quality OF the stock too Is quite ~ good
az butchers have expected at this season having Orion
assured by tho drovcrs that tho stock Of good
buocks In Illinois where the bulk OF the stock now
comes from, was exhausted The supply In the yards
ives the lie 10 that statement The butchers have also
been told that prices by tho middle Of May would DO
higher than ever before Now let US see how tlat
assertion Is borne ot by facts Prime cl arr selling
to-day generally q, AN Average ~ lie. N net which
|. fnl &C.. y below the hisl est quotations o. The
Winter few extrn good bnlioc have sold at is1sc
and the general quality Is 50 sood that ione have
S GsoS s Gnd r tSs Ss,,s II ;'s
lower thsu the same quality would have averaged
In some Of our higltst markes and In Inst that pro-
portion butchers afford TO reduce their charges
customers. as ,cre 10 now no prospect whatever Of
TO the past high prices since we are assured Of
abundance OF cattle O, tho West which have been aid
were about $500 head Of bnIlOets .t week 1t Albany
god many Of which were tasen By grazlers, and ere
row held by parties who would send them In upon NE
first considerable advance IN thst-arket an unusual
Drnber 81 TIC cattle eams through In first hands from
Iowa aud nlirois which shows t3A. speculation Il not
rampant at Chicago and this side. Tlose who
s sSss :..s G1 s s3SssD s, Middle &
losing heavily today. sam Ia s'ot," most
asS5sdy VIZ ~ q 5 To-; of WI a..
worse rather than c'ttor f9r hose who arc holding
back We pcroeive that Wholesale butchers are buying
sparingy to-day and that al arc determined to have
IA r estmvtes IL weight. The trade hiss not been
trisk ~ any time. tkongh besi toxard night.
Iniy the morning TIE shameful condition Of the riy
yards kept bayers out Of then 10 the great damage VI
some Of tie statesmen.
There is moderate supply d sheep but the n.aIiet
IL dull at decline Of ic. Ter lb. upon sbeaied sheep
which ssll at s.c de;c per H. live weshtono car o.d
IT lOc. ULshtared worth l0idlte. per ID. Pelis
seu rather bettor. ranging 80 Il - ~.
Live hogs lover. AID no sresh arrivals today.
Prices reported tote. io:c per le and possibly Oc.
kct
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LAW INTELLIGENCE.
SUPERIOR COURT-rEIAL TErx-MAy lS-Bsfors Jus
lice MosckiY1
MITCH WRITE "YEr."


MUCH VIRTUE IN "YEr."
John Kruschniski agt. Frederick Dinkel.--This
an action FOR damages Tor sander tho rniit alleging
that the defendant had Ia presence OF 1.-THE Church called
HIN "a p.rurcd liar The defendant claimed that the
speech was privileged which, however oveHuled Tire
NAL que tfou turned the OF oemsn worI
which was differently BY different wnesses but
which the buik 81 tho wtne..es interpreted yet thus
you will yet be jmod The Judge charge the
iury that tho word "ns' Without special damage svered
would not carry damages ssnderou. That to say II man
h. viii cor,n crime IN Itself scionabe aud that Il
wa, 81 for the jury whether tho defendant hid
heS the oIstid with perjury or only predicted It Of him
The Jury rendered a verdict Tor the defendant.
SPECIAL TEEa-NAr l3.-Be.oTo Justice CARviS.
DECISIONS.
Rosna Miller agt. John Milef.-Reierred to
samuel Jones. esq Gsrret Mott sst israel Coddin
Motion granted llenvi~ Woohn Go. sg Joseph Ripley
same sgt. Alexander j. CsueronMotsns tor comm
srrn,ei Samuel s. Fitch sst LucieI r. King Adolphus
Lppnlan Ast Lewis A. Osborn }. Wsren Rogers agt.
Thomas j. Townsend George Ihompson sgt. Henry kneker
bocker-M Motions granted Levi A. Lincoln ast Abb- Lin.
coin Motion Tor References granted Gilbert J. Bailey as
Jscob Crouhar Motion for trial granted Owen Tally
Al jones decentralization granted payment Of 80
costs by defendant. Margaret Chsnspy Ag J-s Daveam
Motion granted far reduce toe amount Of boil 70 $780,
without coats William NJ Goodrich agt james ~. Thomg-
sop-Aow Of $751; William Stevens sE Austin Hall
Motion denied, with 81 coats. Charles Il. Allen sst
Chares NATURALIZATION denied without coats Esisto
Fabbrn sg Henry fisnef Order for commission ntod
Pspers all the above on he 10 the Clerks oee
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Address from the Leaders OF the Liberal
Party.

From the Psris OF The Lsndon Daily News
The following letter was on Saturday, April
90 presented 10 the American Minister, Mr. Bigelow;
United from the bottom OF hearts 10 the citizens
Of the Republic we dcsire TO express oar sd
miration for the great people which has inc
last vestiges of Slavery and for Lincoln the glorious
martyr OF duty. 4I
s-PAGBs. LAsJrIsAIs, 0LlIs- Brzoiy, bkTHAosr,
JospPH NAOMI. ERNEST PICARD, DORIAN, GuxxoULr,
sAuvEsrRK, II. MALor. A. MKRAy. TovsssSfL AnNAuD,
J. J. BLANC. T.. PoxPxRY, Il. GUyRIS, FouHAY,
FKkaARI LOUIS NoiR, J NJ. CAYLA, CouTAsr. Poreis,
Dr. MoSrASIxR VIcroa MEuTnK, hIEvIDo, FRAN
CIRCUS sAxoFY. ). VIsEI, MAY. Doocnor FoLLsn'
PANT. PnLusxH Pers1 Z, hunr L. cIttxse, d
BAeAGUET. J. BLoHKRRAU. Il. TIsON: a. horH lde
Stra,bonrg) A. SisossIs. Soissoss. IL BARcIAr q.
MAEAupfzh LEGaASD iHCB) A. A. MADIsisn, On
PoSyEAu DIyHT. On PIorEsor, A. Ro.sAU L. La
o LyRoux A. CooUeRHT j. r. GRAND u fEhRfs, j.
IEcLERo II. GAurIEa, II. PTKIFEkR, DEEo hHHoLD'
ENMANUEL AkAGo.
cannot help remarkng the absence from tho above
list Of the name Of NJ Emile Olivier. He was one Of
the wsrmest partisans OF tho North. II he now ab
stains from Difference 10 the Imperial Government,
whose syUpathies are with the cause OF slavery ana
more still against the Of successful kepuDlcan
institutions it will be difficult indeed Tor inc small rem
OF his old fierds confinle TO think him houest
The corresponding members in Paris OF the !nterna
t,onai Workmens Associa,ion-a Society understood
~ Iva under the patronage OF Prince Napoleon-make
q known through the Opinion Ndorate that they 9fsrc
10 adopt the address sent to Mr. Bgelow by d. Henri
Martin and others.
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COLUMBIA COLLEGE LAw.ScnooL.- an

COLUMBIA COLLEGE LAw-ScHooL.-The an
NAL examination Of classes has Just been completed
having extended three days and included some 10
students most Of whom viii be passed satisfactorily
The annual Commencement viii occnr next WedDes.
day evening. WHEN the three prizes competed Tor Of;
tie examination on Monday will be announced.
The Association Of Alumni of Columbia College Law
School held thcig annual business nesting on Sunday
evening and transacted the usual business The late
onocsrs were reelected. with these exceptions; Tre.
urer W. A. D. Hegsmsn; Advisory Committee. Class
OF is6O j. Ward, r. 1861. X. r. Lee; Ies2. X b. Van
Hesk III lsG3, W. Walter Pheips; 1866, JAS kiohaTdsi
1865 John A. yendcrpoel.
The matter OF resolutions concerning the deaths Of
Messrs Edward CarriLgton AM Gersrdns Post late
msrbe-s Of the Association. put into the hands OF
a suitable Committee. The orator and substitute bsy-
ing been eected-Afessrs. j. A. Vanderpoel and L. H.
La Combe-thc Auooistion liscned TO the reading OF
Inst wears First Prize Essay, by Mr. j. Gross upon
Tho Law Of Don icil a. Affecting the Validity Of
Contracts" After the reading Of tie casey Ito meeting
adjourned 10 reasonable on the occasion VI It's annual
dinner next Tuesday evening, May 10. at tie Mason
Dor6e when such "fesst Of reason and low OF soh
wtl bs provided IN addition 10 certain baser consd.
erstop ~ might be expected from tho elegant appear.
anoe OF this most refined association OF learned
geutlemen.
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INSTALLATION OF A MINISTER The exercises

OF the installation OF tho Rev. G. L. Do'naret az Pastor
Of the Second Uniyessst Church. were held on Sunday
afternoon AZ the corner OF Eeyenthst and Secondav.
hs hall was filed by large aud inter sted audience.
This congregation las been for some tine without
pastor. but arc now happy " Claim shepard once
.
The exercises commenced with an anthem by tho
choir which followed by al Invocation by the Kew.
Il. Fitzgerald. after which hymn was sung Tho Rev
Dr. 4. H. Chaplin then delivered the installation sermon
from the text Matthew. 20h Chaptor IRON 18TH TO Se
verses inclusive His sermon exposition OF tho
creeds and beliefs Of the Unyersalst Church. and the
particular conuecton which the duties OF pastor had
In relation 10 them. .
The prayer Of installation was made by to Rev. A.
j. Cepiiej. Another hymn was thon Sung. aud tho
Welcome and Charge was pronounced by the Rev 4.
j. Sawyer d. ID. The address TO the congregation was
made by the Rev L. q. Brooks. who was followed, by
the Rev. d. X Lee. In q closing prayer
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q. s s,c,r,,hp Ilks-sL mat. Of Key West.
Sh Pana. OT Newly oksth inst, 10 mica g. Tcrtueas
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Gin Issprcrons DBPARrHEST.
hswioRg, ksy i5 ISIS 5
Tie folio wing 70 schedule Of TIE work OF the Bureau Of
Sanitary Inspection H. the abacm-ui and removal Of nuisnce
Lc foe the week ending May II. 1875;
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,d friendly note the wa nth Of feeling quite oyern
ing the rhetorical propr:etiss.
And now, to withdraw little backward from The
iass,st,;,n sweep Of this assassination theme.
Last Sunday John Bigelow, who should have had BIZ
formal audience week sooner bat was theu TOO III tS
60 was sent for in solemn gala carriages ana hghi'
trotted down from his residence TO the Tueries mere
TO make his prime official bow and best leg 10 Napoieon
H. IN bis, j. BIS quality PIE nipotential Minstef o
the United States. Observe tie date. ES-Edtor D.
Bigeow time Paris Consul J. Bigelow. Transtory
Charge s'Afaifes j. Bigelow lemnently valiant mar
IN oil these conditions and otivcy scrvoeable man.
in one Of these conditions TO degree that the Amer
can world s not yet prepared 10 be informed ofyei
less TO appreciated has not in the past four years
habitually reclined on a BID Of roses. Having acct
dental opportunity TO know something in the CASE
should say that eaes ris being paribas ard nua any
thing reasonably like mEtand.s. side berth In the
trsadmil would have been. to an ordinary easeoving
man, SoretAste Of Paradise compared with the Office
aud its involved necessities Of doing and suffering oil
any unhappy wretch of conscientious. patriotic consul
or what not OF United States officer at Paris or else
where. Well, Plenip0entiai J. Bigelow. riding down
10 the Tuileres las Sunday in soemnist Of ceremonial
ooaehes-was 1t HE fault that he had in his pocket
. fresh-oome telegram announcing the fall OF Rich
mond and captulatiop Of Leei The party
whom be went that dsy to call on had same news n
receipt story goes that such scant dialogue as fpoker
such occasions this occasion pleasant enough
DO far a. the American talker Is concerned.
Same day, same news in hand. Commissioner slidel
The basoushs IN which the Commissioner 6udsu -
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-03-18

The articles this Ok Of Jrwlfy If the
.ni fashionable sfy~ Certificates of all the vari-
articles Pm n sealed -nvefops and mxei thus
GIVING I'll far chance aud gent hy mall for IS csnt>
srh on the pit IL the certiherts, II i ~ your
.,ti send On DOLLAR ard tsks the tie- named
H. n' Five rtihcsst ST. etss-H, 81 thirty. 81;
axt-fvc, $40. hundred sIs Certificate non-y TO he
enclosed with the order Correspondence promptly an
swered.
We ~ish dsfinctiy understood that enr bsine~s L.
isstrry The object Of this manner Of settling to
give urc the opportunity OF buying Jewery nj
the wi,e sie prices. with the chance II getting Watch
r see other wsaatfe article and all goods sent not
sssSfset.y be returned and the money viii be re
funded.
AGENTS wan'e in every town and regiment Send
for Circular Address W. FORSYTH co,
declg-dA 3m ~ and ~ Nassau 81 New York.
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WATCHES, CHAINS, JEWELRY, &C.,

y~lz-d At 100000. ZACH 4HTIrLs ONE DOLLAR
aud not 10 BE- p-id for until yaa knaw shat
4
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x,to.ab there are At present existing large uumbeS
- W,ir tnIcs competing far pnbi;c patronagr by fire.
nt and repeated exsgeratops Of their peculiar prop
rt,es y-t Il Il welt know, to many who are under the
.;ty az raxrtipg to their did that they uncertain
y ,,sr results. The frequent inquiries which hayeh-en
80, n ss,s subscriber s,f tonic which b. soGii war-
-rnt s,- certainty u effect and harmessness hAsr ID
M; ~ .,ne which should p,s--ss these qualities -s
III x,-rir,-t- sna'sIes him 70 .v@rc"mt all
~ and n selres. gr-iscHtfn Ia him IN
IA ~ ,,,,,r- .r,s,lpd sth esrst.lstc success
s,s H.r Tonic isno dye. ba'
49,, hair a. It, nstnrSf 'ior, imports moisture ana
.,..arsuca "a h. hs'r. removes ianiruH, cures
.nrti.,n- md all diseases Of the skin. 81
rrrs Al ,p,.ed to bec.,nse iad cam by constant appi
80, an, nae of the ronic thsr hair Asd scap
| Is ~ bfnss hsolthy csadfsios.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-03-18

METHODIST HYMN BOOk5-All
isA sizes and qualities, for sale By
feh7 ". WEs-CnrT.
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SALES AT AUCTION.

A x. ROTH AUCrIONEER. . ,..,.,,,.,,
a. AUCrION.-LARGE HOUSEHOLD fuhNlTUkk
aae Clinton place elegant Household FURNITURE
OF family going 10 Europe will DO sold at auction this day
Saturday. July L. At the elegant residence ly Clinton
Brussss and Ingram Carpets Dining Room-Rch French
China aud Dinner Sets rich silver mounted Casors sill
Teaspoons Tablespoons Forks Ice Pitcher Cake Basket
rich silver plated and Coffee Sets Butter Dishes ivory
handled and Forks Carving Knives and stees rich
out 0oblets, engraved Champagnes Wines, Decanters
Ertsnson Table sod black walnut Buffet twelve Dining
Chairs, on Paintings, Engravings Parlor and Drawing
beautiful rosewood Paror Suits covered with
richest description of crimson and maroon crimson and
sold and black French satn brocatel black walnut
Library Furniture, two rosewood Etageres with French
plate Mirrors back and DOORS style Of Louis XIV large
Pier Mirrors Chandelers Turkish Easy Chairs and
nne collection Of OIL Paintings Bronze Clocks and orna
ment. French China and Paran Vases Corner and Book
Stands. Ladies' Work Table
MAGNIFICENT ROSEWOOD PIANOFORTE
Stool and cover. cost 500,
elegant instrument with round beautifully
carved legs and case with all the modern improvements
ovsrsrung bass full iron plate French action fun TX
tAye.
Chamber and Nursery-Costly rosewood and mahogany
Bedstoads Stauary marble top Bureaus Washstands and
Commodes to match twenty Hair Mattresses
forty 70 sixty pounds made TO order and In excellent cond
ton; Feather Beds Bosters and Pillows; Counerpanes,
Sk and Satin Bed Spreads Linen Sheets Ingram Carpet
bedroom Mro Clocks Toilet Tables Towel Racks Toilet
ocoshs stair Carpets and Rods mahogany
Tea and Dining Tables together with large desirable
: assortnent Of Basement and Kitchen Utensils &c.
B.-Relable In attendance cart pack and ship
goods for purchasers, at q reasonable charge.
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A @. YOUNG, AUCTIONEER.-LARGE SALE OF
IA. elegant and costly Furniture this day Saturday at
ioh O'clock precisely a. the residence @ Waysrlsy place
of Paros Dining Room and Chamber Furniture elegant
rosewood and black walnut Psrlor Suits covered in the
richest descriptions Brussels and Ingram Carpets but little
used. Also
ELEGANTLY CARVED PIANOFORTE,
With four round corners full octave containing all
the modern improvements; cost $500; Stool and Cover
costly OIL Paintings Mirrors Window Curtains
t1p Centre Table, Buresus Bsdsesds pure sarsd Hair
Ware. Clocks Cutlery Crockery, Mantel Ornaments &C.
This sale 10 perempoyone seldom met with In regard 70
extent and variety.
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/ .. BURNHAM AucT1oNEER.-saooOo woRrH

A. Of magnificent Household Furniture, Pianoforte
Paintings satusry &c. at public auction, this day. Saur
ut the elegant five story brown stone residence
No West Sixteenth street between Fifth and Sixth ave-
F sac COMMENCING ~ IL oSlacx super Room
aipaon yiz:Tete- tete, Sofas Arm. Reception and Oval
reta Bookcase, Centre Tables marble tops Velvet Car
pets Bronze Chandeliers, Lace Curtains large Pier
and Mantel Mirrors on Paintings BY eminent artists Mar
Die and Bronze statuary China Vases magnificent
ton hs season. rosewood Canterbury Stool Cover Music
top Buffet Arm Chairs Lounges bronze Clock superb Chi
Dinner Set 100 eoes silver Castors Cake Baskets Ice
Pitcher TAreena Spoons Forks Dinner and Tea Service
slvors sho1sld Table Cutlery rich Cut Ruby and Cyst
resgs Bedsteads armoir glace Wardrobes style Louis
XIV; superb Hair and Spring Mattresses Linen Sheets
sails Carpets H.stand Chairs olcoth Stair Carpet Base
mont and Kitchen Furniture. N B-The auctioneer in
yess particular attention OF parties commencing housekecp
Ing 70 m saac the catalogue comprising the largest richest
assortment Of Household Furniture offered at auction this
The Furnished less than months ago
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THBArRE FOR RENT.

The Front stree, Theatre Baltimore Maryland e6ercA
TOR coming season Possession can BE- uvsa
middie OF July prosmo For parueuhr nSnirs
OF THOS Kills II South Gay street, OF OF W6 NM
FIR, lie Baltimore street. baltimore Nd
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-07-01

A yOURNEAY, AUBTIONEER, OFFICE NO. PINE
"A street Peremptory sale, At public auction Thurs
az Bso.dwsy: n Farm Of Samuel H Barnes, Esq:
sads 20 water; with farm; splendid grove
the water sale porempory account Of sickness OF
owner B with further Particular ct ONCE Of auctioneer
Ne. Pine street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-07-01

DuoroGRAPu CARDS FOR GENTLEMEN SAMPLE
with catalogues sent for 20 Encosc envelope
with your name aud address Ue,se,,s Liberty street.
New YORK citJ.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

A LII PERSONS ARE HEREBY CAUTIONED AGAINST
IA receiving cashng checks represented 10 have been
-" ALFRED FLOCK
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(ARTE DE vIsITEs OF THE PRESIDENT, GEN
" erals Grant sherman Hancock Logan and all the dis
tnguished persons OF the times sent 10 address
cept OF Is cents Address American Card Company box 10
Herald office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-07-01

RRAH Ma PoGUE.-ORDER OF INJUNCTfON.-IN
"A Bernard before the Court Of CON-
Please JUDGE Cardozo the Or
positively adsvit By the plaintiff, that sum
cent grounds for order Of INDUCTION exist do hereby
selling dsposng Of and circulating the dramatic composition
drama in three acts By Dion Boucica1lt and House or
sale until further order Of this Court Dated June 80,
1903. ALBERT CARDOZO, Judge New York Common
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