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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-07-27

following arrests were made and cases disposed OF
in this district yesterday:
Neil Nugent, 9th p. V. Cav. found on the street
very drunk sent 10 Castle Thunder for i've days
on bre d and water.
Mrs. 4. BE irdsley vs. Mr.. James Smith. Mrs.
Beardsley complains that Mr.. Smiths horse kicked
her end tore her clothing; that the animal was
loose and came into her yard and house; that,
while she was trying to eject the ANIMAL the horse
ass iult and battery occurred. The cOmplsinsnt
claimed SC damages. Defendant paid So, and the
horse difficulty was settled.
James Scott. colored, complained tAat a soldier
had his dog in Rockets, and refused to give him
up for love or money. He had raised the dog, and
5 id il was very nice dog, and wagged its tall
whenever he came near MIN. The soldier was or.
dered to produce the dog, and deliver him up to
Scott.
James Ruth, LIST Nd. Cavalry charged with fast
and violent riding through the streets, was fined
50, and In default Of the payment thereof he was
sent 10 Castle Thunder for live days
3irs. Curn vs.. Mrs. Connolly. Complainant &C.
! cused the defendant Of being drunk fighting, and
otherwise being disorderly-dra wing n butcher
knife on one Of the policemen. Sent TO Castle
, Thunder for fourteen days, on bread and " ater
William iIliams W. a. q. q ithwright Com.
| planant complains that the defendant t..
brick which struck him on the head. and oil Ia.
without any pIovocatou or cause Paintif told
| him not to throw the brick, but, sregardirR
Il
tween Franklin and Main streets, and nth and
| 18th streets The accused was fined $40, and IN
| DE- fault of payment was ordered 10 be confined
| in Castle Thur der twenty days.
| w. W. Jones W. Walter :. Chandler. Plain.
| tiff complains that defendant had purchased Of
| him pc lch hes, potatoes, cabbage and such like
trrcE, the amoun' oil s37 TO- that Chandler had
! n Il Iaid him his money and, Whist ia more, re.
| fused ~ pay him. Defendant didn't deny sub.
3 antially he complaint and the nth of II. He
had used the money to get along would pay II as
sool as he could Account balanced and settled,
| and case smisssd.
Mrs. Ann Reiey vs. Andrew McDonough. Mrs.
! X lie complains that McDonough came to her
house, called for thee bottles OF pop and didn't
fpw for them; called for three more bolt e' md
| didnt pay for them either. Defe adant acknowl.
ed ed that he idn't pay tor the pop. Case DIS.
missed on the payment of the pop bill
The following soldiers were sent 10 Castle Thun'
der for five days, to be ieasted on bread snd wa.
ter. Charge-reusing 70 TX: Private Doolan,
| o New York Volunteers Da son Dickman and
| U'Ne4l, all of the same regiment.
uumter of other trivial cases closed the
docket, which W S a veIy lengthy one
Provost Morshals 0Gce-THird District.-A.
II IKE, keeper Of a saloon on Cary street, between
18th and 9Th streets, was arrested charged with sell.
ing liquor on election day, in violation Of special
| orders. He was ordered 10 be committed to the
| guard.house for "a hours.
The above was the only case in this District
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-07-27
Amusements.

TEcctre. This evening the habitEeS Of the
Theatre have presented for their eiifcation the
sle-spttinc Comedy Of Asmodeus; or, the Lit.
he Devils Share, ore of the test comedies now
upo tie stage. The performance will conclude
with he pro,ei farce Of Manager in DISTRESS.
Songs aud dances will be ,ndwitch d.
Friday rs Dc will b. presented, forthe first time
In the C1re3 'ates tie comedy entitled the
Prisoner of ,,,Jfe
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-07-27

tOO BBLs No. ALEWIVES
lUU 81 bbls. Herrings
100 bbls. Mackerel
For sale at lowest market price.
WM. II. PARRISH d CO.,
Seventeenth street,
iy27-2w between Main md Cary,
2 n BBLS WHISKY, for sale by
OU VIII. II. PARRl-H d CO.,
Seventeen street,
fv Q5-ou between NJ lin and Cary.
Z n BOXES CHEESE, for sale By
DU WM, Il. PARRISH Il CO.,
Seventeenth street,
iy2-2w between Main and Cary,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-07-27

Prorost Mar8hoTS 0Gce-FSrst Districtm,.The
following parties were arrested by the military
nolice Of this district yesterday and disposed of
John Miller, keeper of q saloon on Broad street.
corner of Second street, was charged with selling
louor 10 soldiers. He was sent to the Provost
Judge for trial. ,,,,.,,
Mary Babel, charged with selling lager beer
to soldiers, was sent TO the PROVOST 'udge lot
Histnan Jones' colored, charged with stealing
a wa On from silas Jones, als) colored, was zen.
fenced to % days confinement in the Castle and
hard labor. e.
James Barnes, political aspirant, was up ior
driving hack around townal election day, him
self inside of it, and when lis journeys end was
reached, refus ng to pay his T re. He was COM
mitted 10 the clge until he did pay for it.
Provost MarshaPs Qfes-SecOrd Distriet,-Ihs
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-28

A TERRIALR FIR" Doctor, said Pa
tsriamiliAs, "my daughter has bad q
terrible fit this morning; she continued
full an hour without knowledge or un-
dsrstanding. soh," replied the doctor,
never mind that; many people con-
hnus so all their lives"
s@NEw INTERPRETATION OF DREAMS-
Professor Punch's Dream Book furnish
es the following:
Lucky Drsams-To dream of nothing
10 lucky
To dream that you have written all
Mr. Tuppers works land on waking 10
And you hsven't) il very lucky
To dream, oRkp to dream, that you
have committed capital crime, is
lneky-for yosG.
Ualacky Drsons--To dream that in
fearful shipwreck, ysu have been hurl-
ed upon sharp rock, and to awaken to
senae of our position on the door, is
unlucky.
To dream Of COLLINS, Villains of the
deepest dye, assassins, daggers and such
things as to utterly destroy your rest, is
decidedly unlucky.
To keep on dreaming and Awaking
eve times . night is unlncky.
TO dream that you are lighting for
your life with wild bears, aud 10 End
yourself hitting your wife oa the head
with bolster, is unlucky, very unlacky.
To dream that you are making long
Al; powerful address to q jury, and to
InsLv for Same is, oratorieally, as en-
he sans room q Who Happens to be in
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-28

Tson Rss. ,. 3. Tgsssr, PASTOR u bedding N .
=. Church. Phliadsiphiss
~. Jachssa.
psAs efa Having assd your osman Bites 30
NJ famiiy ffs9usntiy, an prepared 70 ssy that
hes bess 81 great ssryies. j believe thai -
safsst snd most valuable feme1y u which D have
any ksovlsags. Yours, rsspeetfuliy,
=. n. TUknER,
70 "a Narth AlnAannlfL sir..a
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-28
p Ihs ~. Je.sph n. Ksnaard Passsr .

From the Rev. yossph II. Ksnnard, Pastsr .
The Tsnth Baptist Churchi
d.. Jaeksoa,
DkAa aIa I'll haze heea frsqusstiy FeSHssts1 TO
connect my name With egmmendationa u dllfsr.
cut kinds % nnedieisaa, but regarding the pfAc.
ties - oct o. ny appropriate aphara, have Ia I'll
ensea dsolinsds but With slaar proof In varl0na
nssfutnsss 81 Dr.. H0aGabds German Hlttsgs l
dspart for eres Rom nay usual cgufss. - express
nay fall eoayietien that, fer e~saaf dsbiifr N fks
srstssn. esd especially fsv IfFw C0aptataf, u 10 q
sfs aad saisabis pgsgarasa. 10 some cases IL may
AL but usnaliy, donht not. 10 viii ba vsry bsns-
hciai 10 thoaa vino sufer ffem The ahgys causes
rour', very rs.2sssfallys
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-28
EsA.A. s.ls- cs... s... y h ssII.s.IrSi.

From Rev. warrsn Randolph Faster Of the
Baptlat Church II cvrmantovn, Penn
~. d N. Jaehsom,
DnAn BTs f--Ferssnai sEpsFIsnos snablss me 10
say thai regard the German hittsu mads By
you - Isost sKoeiisnt msdiclns, In cases of
bensatsed - The Hss % the Blttsrs ARD doubt not
they viii producs similar Effects on oshsrs
Yours. truly, WARES RANDOLPH,
0efmantewn, Penn.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-28
LUMBER.
FIRE LIMITS.

NOTICE Is HKRKHY cTvKS THAT THE
~ unesEsignsd ~iii apply 10 the City ceuneil
FOG Peruis 20 rs-buiid { wooden stable 90 Tee
No. Upper EoiArKs Aeat eitv 81 ExAnsxiiie,
makiHR tke saans aEAfisf than the oid ssatss b.
it = ~ = test- " u. AIkMAN co.
Nv nsssiis. lad, Jsas 5. lass. ass.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-28

IWhy IHtuxs the C.smpisxf0n by
Powasrs o. Hsshss, which ehspks or al Up tha
pores Of the skin. When Hshnfoia's ExtzsSs esr-
seRasfua answers bsstsF tbs saGns puSpoas and On
akcka No kAxm. my1a-SmdaW
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-28
MACKEREL.

fHfHE additional arrival per steamer Indiana
i our stock Of Mackerel on hand compriae the
following stock a. below, which We are able to OF.
fer 60 purchasers st reduced prices on account Of
low freight by water:
so Bbls, No. 2, 1864 Mack ereI
$50 Half bbls No. 2, 1854 Maekerel
200 Quarter b5Is No 2, 1854 MaekereI
$50 Kite No. z, 1864 Mact srel.
80 Bills No. s, 1894, large Maeksrel
70 Half bbis. No. 3, 1854 large Maekersl.
$50 Kits No. l, 1864 Macker l.
90 Half bbls, Ne. I, 1854 Macksrel
900 Boxes No. Herring.
1000 Its. large Cod Fish.
so Islf hbis. White Flsh.
For sale by LAD. HEfMAHE
may le tJuiy is
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-28

Ffom Rev. ,. Nsvt0n Brown, D. D., Editor Of
NE kseyelopedta % Religious Knowlaaas and
ohflstiaa Chroalcls. Philadelphia
Although not dispoaei 20 tavor as rscnmRssad
Patent Medicines In general, through distruas Of
thslr inGrsdisnta and sascts I vt khow Of no
snaleiant reasons Why msn uaay not testify 10
the bsnsats ~ believes hlma@if ~ hare z. caivsd
from any staple preparation. In the hope that he
may thaa esntribuis b. the bensht of other
Dc fhis ths more reedtyfn regard % HSuf-
laad's osfman bittsrs, prepared By Dc. q. n.
tNrtsoa 81 thls city. becanse I uAs preludlced
aGafnst shsm fof many yearu, undsr tie imprrs.
.ioo hat they vsrs chilly 81 aleoholle nlKtura.
am ludebted 10 my friend. Robert bhoemAkar,
Zee for the removal u this prajudioe 81 propar
tests, md Tor encouragement 10 Try them when
snnsrtng IRON grsai and long oentinuad debility.
The VI thrvs bottles 81 these 3lttsra a. the be
Ffphing q ths present ye<F, ras followed by evil
dent relief snd festora,ion, % degrees % bodily
md mentai vigof which 4 he'd not falt ioF slH
w0nths beloFs. ana bad aimost dsspairaA Of ns-
faininE. therafcrs thank God and my friend
iof diFecsing me 20 ihe uas Of thsm.
}. NEWTON brown,
Philadaiphla.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-28

"Gentls strsng sr, drop 9 tear,
The @. h. A. liea buried here;
In youth II lived aud prosper'd we'll,
But like Luelfsr 10 fell;
It's bod, here, it's soul in - we'll,
Even ~ knew l wouldn't tell.
Re 9. @. s. A.. from every strife,
Your death IL better than your life;
And this one line shall grace your grave
Your death gave freedom TO the slave"
FAME-Thackeray. when speaking
about fame, would frequently tell the
following anecdote When at dinner, in
b. Louis, one day, he heard one waiter
say to another, "Do you know who that
isr No. was the answer. That is
the celebrated Mr.. Thackeray." whats
he done7'' Blessed if know" was
the reply.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-28

Frvss ths b.: ,; n. Lysps, syrnsriy Pastor os
ths Cota1ses, y. T. snd hitsst0vB. Pc. Baptist
Chnrchsss
HEw RoeHsLLE, MT.
o.. o. n. gsekss4y ra ffM afT
Dnan era I'll feel II . plsssuxsthHa Of my own
GFruap pitlsfg. 6cns years sfBcs, bsihg much
snietst via DyspeesiAs assd tLs0 With very
brnseeisl Fssuits. I hass oflsn recommended
tbsw - Ysrssns smiets1 vIts that tormsnsing
diseass, aBd have heard ffem them the most tat
tarinE tsstimeniAls - % their great valus. To
oasss u gs4srai dsbfiity bsifeys " 70 ke . sSnl0
THAI cannot ~ surpassed.
Tsars, I'M. LYONS.
The New York herald., 1865-04-14

Butter was steady ~ nc eHc for Western ard zoo
IS Tor staie Cheese ives quiet al l-c &c lOf com
mon 90 prime
PrTR0iEUMThere was less activity in The - arkei ioT
crude. and iower prices were realized The onlN 81
we heard of 500 ibls the spot at 34f ke1Ici
was du but prices were without essential chance. We
quote bonded a. a2c 53c., and free et Tie a nc.
UG.i-TleTe was iuol eased activity IN the mGrSet
for raw and iu prices were realized the market clos ns
Arm With fair demand The sales 22j0 hheS at
Ike. l4c. for Cgba musc0yado, chiefly at no a
1l%c, snd sc l5c for Porto Rico; also 20 boxes
Havana at l5c, aud so bags Cuba at l2c Refined was
qict but 1rm at lsc. l6Nc. for sof yellow l6 No
II &c for SO white, and 1870 for powdered, crushed
and granHated-
sSAsNr continues in moderate request and rn sales
II 900 lbs, at l4c for Eo. @
TAILow quiet and scarcely SO frin sales 12o 900
lbs. at 101Sc. a1lHc
WnIsKEY-Rece pts 432 bbls The market was scarcely
firm and less active the sales being confined to so
bbls Western at 81 IL So Is, which is decline OF
lC, &C.
The New York herald., 1865-04-14

her soninav, Robcr, s Swords respectfully invited
o. attcLd tho funeral, Saturday ;ernoon, at one
cloc,, without further notice.
S-IH--At her resd nee, ~ East Warren street Brook
lyn, HA,HA1, wife OF Aatew smith, in the 43d year OF
ler age
Tho fionds OF the family and those OF her sons, James
and George KeyI, rCpec fully invited to attend the
fuucral hs FrGay) Afternoon a. two O'Clock, without
further notice.
SA oNAa.-On Wednesday morning, April r. BEIA
MN FRANKLIN sALoAAS, In tho S6th year of his age.
HIS funeral WI take pla this (Frday) morning, at
hal past O'Clock from the residence OF his brother
and fri nds OF the family invited to attend without
further notice.
SAiRs.--At Long Branch n. j., on Sunday, Mnrch 49,
Mrs DsBoRH widow OF 0bedah Sairs in the 18th year
OF her age.
THAYER.-In Brooklyn, on Wednesday, April IL, HIT
Tg HURi BERT youngest child Of James H. and Caroline
De Ford Thayer, aged years and months.
wArERBURy. On Wednesday, April IL, PHEsE j., wlfe
OF Albert G. Waterbury.
The relatives and friends Of the family respectfully
invited attend the funeral, from her late residence
No l03 West Thirteenth street, Saturday afternoon at
O'Clock
The New York herald., 1865-04-14

FRsrcurs were st very dull and rates were entirely
nominal California freights steady, with large
tonnage the BERTH but with FREQ rings at unchanged
rates. The engagements include to Liverpool, per
tr so tons on cake at 5s so boxes bacon at 5s and
per steamer 100 bales cotton at and 800 boxes bacon
at 15s To Antwerp IS tons measurement goods at 20s
Danish brig of 900 bbis chartered to Rio at 81 o5
per bbl.
FRuIr.-Tbe market continued quiet and prices Of
many descriptions tending downwards Small sales
bunch sns made at 81 so and layers at 81 90
n 81 90 Cuuants may he quoted at 14c. sardnes at
2so. for quarter boxes, and soc. for half do.
HOIS--Ihc demand continues active and the market
was nrtn. Choice grades sarce and command very
high rates, while inferior qualities are in fair supply
sales of $50 bales at Zoe 3sc for ls63s, and Zoe
45c. for
Hy.-shippinr was duh and heavy at 81 so n 81 So,
while retel lot. may DO quoted AZ 81 CO. 81 65
MOL sGEs-Ihete Vas rather more inquiry, and the
market was brin. Sales 1913 hhds Cubn muAcovado at
52hc snd 90 bids Barbndoes az Coo. BY auction $50
bids. Porto Rico brought Csc a Tic, montha
Ons = Tho market for an Kinds continue quiet Lin
seed may be qdU1ed 81 II 70 81 2S Lard was dul, but
him @, 81 90 ior PRIME winter For crude 1sh there
was ~ inquiry and sales are unirnpOrtant
Peoytsosa -Ncceipt', 46s bols pork, 2s packages
beef t4S do cut meats and $50 packages and 20 kegs
lard The dansud for pork unusually light, but the
market was rm at previous rstcs; the sales the spot
were confined 70 5000 toe o S27 70 S27 90 for new
mess sA 70 70 so for 1884 dO cash and regular
way clos ng t2S; $14 20 800 Tor prime and $50 so
s20 70 Tor prime mess We hear Of no sales for future
delivery Beef conhpass ~ modera requeg' but prices
we're without material change sales COO bbls at S12 q
/ SiT for plain mess and $40 $40 for extra do /;
| titIce beef duh and nominal Beef hams
! were In limited demand the sales bolng confined TO
changed rotes Sales 100 packages ~ I4kc. l5c f0r
shoulders, and 1JAc lie Cor hams Glso 1t5O00 lbs
s.oHats tor June delivery at l4}sc, sellers option.
Bacon was IN fair demand sales 760 p bxoe Cumberland
cut a. lfho Tho lard market quite active and full
rates were realized. The sales the spo wore 800
/ bbg and torc at 1b%c 163tc for No / i7No a
lTsc l5c Tor smsll lots Of choice also 800 pa kages
for May delivery. sellers option, part ~ l'.c lSc
The New York herald., 1865-04-14
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS


CRARy-DAvNpoRr- Wednesday, April IL, at the
resd cf tho BRIDES parents RUSSELL ORARY. OF
Troy, N. r., TO ENMA second daughter OF W. A. f. Dav-
export No cards.
Church. Broadway by'the Rev DR. Morgan, JOSIAH NJ
to HATTIE E. daughter of Hosea Clark, ESQ., ell Of
this city .
How LI-WmGur. I'm Brooklyn, on Thursday April
49, at the residence Of the BRIDES uncle A. Wright, NJ
d., by the Rev Charles s. P0meroy, THoMAs A. HOWELL.
to ADDIE j. daughter of Sidney W. Wright, OF Granville
N. Y. No cards.
HorKNs-ISGoLo-In Brooklyn on Wednesday, April
IL the residence OF the BRIDES parents by the Rev.
T. Edwin Brown, ERAsUs W. HOPKINS, OF Onaonta, n "
to ELIZA A. INGoLD eldest daughter Of W. A. f. Daven-
port. No cards.
SrEARNus-TAyLoR.-On Wednesday, April H. by the
Rev A. H. Partrse of Christ Church. at the residence
of the brides parents RAPHAEL. G. SrEsRSEs Esq, to
ss JENNIE TAYLOR, daughter Of William Taylor Esq.,
Bedford avenue, Brooklyn, f. d.
The New York herald., 1865-04-14
Jersey City Eexya.

PRoBAmE HomoDE-Between one and two O'Clock
yesterday morning difficulty occurred at porter house
in Newark avenue Jersey CITY, between two young men
named Logan and Charles McTver when 1t Is alleged,
the Latter drew revolver and fired The ball took effect
upn the person Of Bernard Mcdonald proprietor OF the
place. incting probably fatal wound in the abdomen
AcIver arrested and committed 10 await the result OF
the injuries
About twelve o'clock on Wednesday morning dis
turbance occurred at the of rovesreet and New
ark avenue, between several persons growing out of
political discussion, during which named Conner
was shot in the ieg, is alleged, by q man named
Nathans No arrests were made
The New York herald., 1865-04-14

The wheat market opened steady and closed frm with
increased milling inquiry; sales O 400 bushels Chicago
spring nj 81 61L $500 No. do. do at 81 O., 1000 do
amber Michigan at 81 81 and 900 do white Canada at
81 80. Rye was dull but firm al our last rates Barley
aud malt continues dull, and prices were wholly nom
nally unchanged Corn was in moderate request at
changed rates. sales IL 900 bushels yellow at 81 80
a 81 30 Oats more active, and 1c higher. We
quote Western at 90c, Canadian at sac. S5c, and
Soc. SSc. Tor Jersey.
CFFEE-Therc was but little inquiry for any descrip-
ton but the market was firm with holders demanding
20c &c gold, net cash, duty paid, for Rio prime.
COTrov.-The market was less active and prices were
somewhat irregular closing dull with sales Of $50 bales
4 tlof fol owin viz
The New York herald., 1865-04-14
SECOND BOARD.
HAIP.pAsr 4


IHUhsDAY, April 10 7. n.
AsHEs.-Receipts IS bbls The market continued dull
and prices were wholly nominaly unchanged.
Observation-Disclosures II, ,9s2 bSs nour, so bbls and
1917 bags meal 1900 bushels corn 1S41 do. oats
The market for State and Western -four continued quiet
prices Of tho choice grades &c. lower the
kct closing dull and heavy with no buyers at the reduc
tion. The demand was wholly confined to the wants Of
the local trade and have only report sales Of 5000
bbls State and Western, 1000 do Southern, and 75o do
Canadian at tho annexed quotations Rye flour dull
and prices were wholly nominally unchanged. Corn
meal was inactive and have sales Of consequence
The New York herald., 1865-04-14

THE ST. ALsANs RAIDER, BENNETT H. You~o.-This
gentleman admitted to bail yesterday afternoon at
one O'Clock, before the Recorder. About hundred
and fifty persons present Young Is bound over in
his recognzance in four thousand dollars two
suretes-Nr W. B. Phlpps banker, Toronto street, and
MIR. John Nasmth--in two thousand dollars each. The
various witnesses for the prosecution also bound
over 10 appear the assizes The discharged ders
have all left the iiy-7onnto &c. Wy Globe, April IL
The New York herald., 1865-04-14
FINANCIAL.

TLANTIC SAVINGS BANK,
IA CHATHAM SQUARE, NEW YORK
OPEN DAILY.
Six per intesest allowed Deposits made now.
or before April 10 will draw interest from April l..
M. D. VAN PEER President.
CHARLES ID. BAILEY. Treasurer.
JOSEPH p, COOPER Secretary
The New York herald., 1865-04-14

The total receipts of the above road from January to
April l this year amount to s2,267, ,53s, which Is
s9os 2S of The earnings for the time In
1864
The New York herald., 1865-04-14
GOAL AT COST.
OONSUMERg'
BENEFIT COAL COMPANY.
CtlARFg Gin

CONSUMERS BENEFIT COAL COMPANY.
SHARES $40
Each share entities holder Of coal
at the mining, transportation and delivery (which In
about So per TOMS also TO share OF the PROFITS on
the of coal produced beyond the quantity supplied to
shareholders. 80
Those buy Investment have the coal they will
sold for their benefit and receive the proceeds
the cost in cash. : .
Investment in stock risk for Anthracite Coal
lands are rapidly rising in value, .
The shares he sold limited and nearly all sub
scrbed for application Ia necessary 70 secure
any. OHlcc n Broadway room 20.
JOHN ANDERSON 4l3 Fifth avenue.
Hon C. GODFREY GUNTHER, Mayor Of Now York.
Non. oREsTEs CLEyELAND, MAYER Of Jersey City
Hon ALFRED NJ. WOOD, 4yor of Brooklyn.
CHARLES JENKINS, President of East River Bank.
JOHN l.. DOUGLASS, Secretary Mechanics Insurance Co.
JOHN G. ANDERSON LOG Broadway.
TM. p. STANDISH, Coal dealer, II broadway.
CHAS Ii. APPLICABLE q. II. Applegate Co
The New York herald., 1865-04-14
The busincs, at the usTrcasury to-day was as fol

The returns of tie Boston banks for the week ending
Monday, April 10, compare with the statement for the
previous week as follows The national banks make no
The New York herald., 1865-04-14

T,ORTY- SECOND STREET AND GRAND STREET
Ralrol Mortgage Bonds for sale by d. nj. DEVOE, liz
Barclay street I'D stairs.
The New York herald., 1865-04-14

nIvIDEND NOTICE.
~ OFFICE HONEY BROOK Coal CoaPANY,)
200 WALNUT STREET, :
PHILADELPHIA, April ", 1865 }
At meeting ofthe Board OF Directors Of tho Honey Brook
Coal Company held their Office 2O9 Walnut street dvi
their capital stock OF $780, 600 was
declared, payablcon the 2Sh inst.
j. B. McCREARY.
President.
The New York herald., 1865-04-14
FINE ARTS.

PORTION OF WELL KNOWN PRIVATE col.
~ LECTION of FINE OIL PAINTINGS by the OLD
MASTERS are now ExHiBITION at PRIVATE SALE,
al II. II. LEEDS 4 MINERS GALLERIES. NO. g3 LIB.
ERTY STREE few doors west of Broadway. For par
tcuars and prices inquire al their Office.
CREENwooD.-vIEws or GREENwooD-ALL THE
" beauties of this lovely City Of the Dead is daily being
photographed by HOLMES No. 575 Broadway. Special
ordered
The New York herald., 1865-04-14
The statement of the banks Of Wisconsin, made on the
LIST Of April compares with their condition on the LIST OF

The earnings Of the Pttsbug Fort Wayne and Chicago
Railroad during the month Of March in 1854 And 1865
The New York herald., 1865-04-14
SPECIAL NOTICES.

A MEEIcAN srEEL-sPRING. TOE, CALKING TIRE
aud Segn shoe steel OF ali sizes and kinds made OF Tue
best material. at the Norway Iron Works Boston, aud for
aud Ph{lldrIphia