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The New York herald., 1865-05-17

The Surrender OF Matams ros DsmenaeO
By the Liberais-Fight oesween snf
Liberals and ImpcrisifA s-"ePoesso
Retreat OF the Liberals, &c. 4
sr LOUIS, H vle ises
Cairo dispatches say thai General NsgssA with eoup
thousand ave hundred liberal troops sppsA 90 osloss
Matamoros on the Goth ss and demanded its - "ooosp
which was refused
Tho imperaIists marched out To meet thems ~0
cavalry and artillery fight occurred.
Business had been suspended In Matsmoros' and ~
streets barricaded In expectation Of the attack bssA"
was quiet on the evening Of the ID inst
Tho Custom House officers ned 10 Brownsville, and tho
wealthy cltisens moved all their vsluases 10 tho same
place Eight hundred OF the citizens had arrived n NE
mouth Of the Rio GrssAs and left fos the interio1
report reached Bagdad on tho a. Instant tAsstAe
liberals were In full retrsAS .
The New York herald., 1865-05-17

Ohevafssr's LaHe for the Hair HestoreQ
gray hstsis original ooasr stops iss falling oss sssIs ~
dSssslns sssd ss the drug stores and e 9@cc Nc
The New York herald., 1865-05-17

transatlantic steam navigation first began, al
though one Of the earliest vessels was the pro-
perty Of an American company, yet, singular
TO say, the business In this line was then prin-
cipally absorbed by English aud Scotch com
panies Subsequently we had three Americas
lines Of steamships; one Of the frst regular
lines that ever crossed the ocean was he
Collins line, and We all know how that was
permitted TO decline for want Of government
support, and the result that followed, which
is that for many years past our mails and pes
'sengen have been conveyed to and from
Europe by steamers owned by English, Scotch,
French and German companies, until finally
not q single American steamer was employed
in that trade.
Now that things ere returning 10 their old
shape with the termination Of The war, We OBJ
serve that communication with Europe d about
TO be attempted by one Of the steamers Of the
New York snd New Orleans line about the
middle Of next month. II successful in the
carriage Of passengers We presume that this
line Of trafac will become permanent But
there Il one idea IN connection with this busi-
ness which cannot be overlooked; and that
IL, that 80 long ~ foreign governments, liks
those Of England and France, pay hand.
some subsidies to the mail steamship oompa,
mics. individual enterprise in Shis country can
not compete with them. Oar government
should, therefore, be liberal In granting sub
sides 10 our steamship lines, II they would mo-
see the system msde perpetual Of Amsrfcss
The New York herald., 1865-05-17

CrfstoAero's Hair Dye, Prsssrvative
Ths dvc sov{od by skiIIful artists.
The New York herald., 1865-05-17

Corna, Bpnloss, EnlarGed Joints, ane
al disessss u The fss cured ey Dr. 10 Sroee-
WAY.
The New York herald., 1865-05-17
Cam m utation OF the Punishmsnt OF the
Indiana Conspirators.

dsspasch from Washington 70 General Harvey an.
pousees suspension Of the execution Of Bowlss and
Mllsan, and Communication Of Houye's sentence 70 m.
~-sooment for ufe.
The New York herald., 1865-05-17

I'm NrRcAxms LnAnr ELsCnoS. me annual e,se-
tion for officers and directors q the Mercantile Lisssy
Association took place as Clinton Hall yesterday The
following tckos was declared chosen.
For hsstdeWi-Robst walker Irwin
Fw Vics PreHdent-Aaron o. AllVn.
Tbv Cdvespexdim0 Seradvy--savausi B. Lyou
Fw RsordiN0 Secretavy-A Jwison Stone
nv TrsaNw1-James W. dynrda
Ew Dvccsws-Edwfn p. Weed. Nathl D. White, A.
T. rrsnols, q. Emory. A,fa wheeler. George Q. fes'
j. g. Isaacs
The New York herald., 1865-05-17

Chissge.-Msugsr's shiPRi.G TsIs,
syiteslsfss ths western marke~ st VICTOR AAvohkss
The New York herald., 1865-05-17

Prisss Cashsa I'm All Legslissd Lssts-
sies ana Information given Drawings sent.
'"'' - u 0LUTE, Brohers oucs 179 Broadway-
The New York herald., 1865-05-17

To Our Havana Readeras
On and altar The arrival Of the steamer Eagle due IN Ha
ssna Monday May a. all the New York daily paper ca
Se had the Universal Book Agency cais del Oaisve No
The New York herald., 1865-05-17

| Ola Eye Made New, without spee.1
of ten ceps> Address T. b. foo'e ~. d. ~" Sr0sa~>s
The New York herald., 1865-05-17

Turhish baths, IA Laig,hs street, ~ y. -,
Bours--aenileusn 70 A. n sndssesrs H. sad'eA "a.
The New York herald., 1865-05-17

Mosquito Nets ena PstsT s porsa0'e
Capopies. q. L. a.. B. kkLTf' ~ n0~'~'
Necklaces OR Missss.-Two, Tn5eS. lfIySs lEfIxysSs
Si9 Broadway. one door sslow Canal street.
The New York herald., 1865-05-17

The Glsry OF Man = strensah; e. dmsr. snsrsr
The debiltatsd ahoud uss pr roWbksA
Ho tanjcai Extracl once 196 Elm street.
The New York herald., 1865-05-17

Cas,-Go 20 ~ Cortls ndt street, and See,
the Machine window making Gas without o.re tro.
bls Are or smell Then address W. Balm. wheel plough
and sutvaor doing wsrk Of harrow, shovel plough soa-
The New York herald., 1865-05-17

The Largest and Chsapsst Hair store
In the cis, has removed TO $40 Canal street b. BAsrEr
The New York herald., 1865-05-17

Remov AIS. G. Clark, Engraver. Ae-
mossd 70 oe Broadway third sbors Nnetesah siA
The New York herald., 1865-05-17

suBsmrzNo TRsAsos.-Ths Daily Mescs, the
organ Of the rebel sympathizers, is sustained BY
the pap given IL in the shape Of corporation
advertisements. The Necs has not the slightest
authority 10 print these advertisements, but its
editor takes the ground that he has mot been
forbidden TO publish them, and relies upon poll
teal .intriguss TO get the money for them. II
he has no authority 10 publish, Of course the
Mayor and the Comptroller have no authority
to pay him. Bus Mayor Gunthsr signs his
warrants, and hitherto the Comptroller has
Dashed them, thus taking about forty thousand
dollars year from the City Treasury without
any true color Of law, and for the support Of .
secession paper. We want 10 know whether
Comptroller Brennan. whs processes 70 be q
Union man, is going 70 sanction this swindlc
anv longerf
The New York herald., 1865-05-17

An RmAirely New Imventlon In Dentlse{
ry-Dr LRvETre "Patentn n combn.ton With ~
vyeb and rubber base, for ARTIFICIAL Teeth. I@Smmene(
advantages and beauty obvious 70 every one. An exa
instion Solloited. ~ Broadway.
The New York herald., 1865-05-17

Accurate Exc mlna ations OF Mining rroS
psrties. By O. y. HITCHCOCK, State Geosogise, IN
The New York herald., 1865-05-17
:: !: +: +: !: +: /: !;

Line of New and Fast Side-wheel
steamers between Baltimore and Richmond now estAc
Iished leaving Frederick street wharf sssey evening ~ ~
The New York herald., 1865-05-17

nor Brs,vn, OF Georgia, at Lerisviiis-
rorress Reported KILLED, 10.
LoursvBxs, Nay 10. 1905
Major General Thomas arrived this evening, IN rssfs
for Washington
Governor Brown, Of Georgia, arrived this morning
ana len ths afternoon He was arrested on the nisht OF
ths 9th, a the Executive nassson a. A'neoeevRs' oy
Captain Kpssland and Lsutenass BsysFo' ne goes 70
Washington under charge Of the ias'e.
n. N..nv,,,s Pres learns thss General Forrest wss
rsd Sy Captain walker, Of the rebel srmh In revenge
for shooting his son.
The New York herald., 1865-05-17

Cedsr Oamphor 10 Stining 90 Inseee
ufeOertau ssainst moths Cheap rellabl4 sweet sueS
ins 6sm by druggss 10 town and country. hads ~ HAN"
RIA q O8xPNkN. Boston.
The New York herald., 1865-05-17

rhs steamship Cuba, from ousenstown on tne TN
inst. with three days later intelligence. arrived hero last
evening
Qusen v'coriss response 10 the resolutions OF raFha
mont regarding President Lnooins Assassination wss pre-
seused in boh houses on the lth inst She ssssss has
she has directed her Minister II Washington 70 ociay
make known 70 government the feelings regarding
"a event Of herself the English government and people
Rssc,utlous and addresses Il condolences with the
AmsroAa people continued pour from organised A.
socasioss and public meetings throughout England and
Che Coptinses.
The New York herald., 1865-05-17

~. u~sa.I Chamber-An Essay Of
warnins snd nsrucos for YOUNG Men Publshad By ths
ssicuss ASdress Dr. J. skiuiu Houshton Hauasd Assoc
catinn- PhIadephn. Pa
The New York herald., 1865-05-17

Batcheler's Hair Dye-Ths Best IN th9
worid Harisss reliable, insantauoous TIE ouy perso
dye. Factory d Barelay street.
The New York herald., 1865-05-17

Highest Prepsfun Loek stitch sewing
MACHINE AND BUTTON HOLE MACHINE: -
WHEELER WILSON, 60 Broadway, Ne 4.
HiiIs Hair, Dye, 90 Gents, Black. OF
-Rsiiabls. Depot, Me- Barclay street Sasa pSe"
The New York herald., 1865-05-17

DR.. n. A. schenck vill BE NJ HIS New.
snes - West rhirtsepsh street. every sernoon shs wsss
Ffags.-A Fresh stock OF English Bunt~
loa GfnG1 Of our manufacture
AMIN 4 CO., 80 Fulton street, New Ycrt.
The New York herald., 1865-05-17

DR.. schenek's Large Hoome, - Bone
stsssA New York yessrday crowdse wisn psasnsS
By adssvtIIng new oncs. Dr. S0HRNoxg roons hs.s
been At 81 Bond for three yser where hs -
successfully treated consumpon and All diseases Of SS
lungs hye to. and they Vii ccnssnae % es 'Rsss M S6
Al his ross No. 81 Bond street. New York e usual sycy
frse y: hsdonss ~sy Ss obtained hss; = 81 ar:
n Bsstoa Baltimore other ces All letters should be
addrsssed 70 Dr. j. H. scheochs principal oc ncrnesss
ware ef impostors
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NOTICE.--The subscriber, as Receiver. VIII
sell Public Auction, TO tue highest bidder. the
Merchants Exchange Ss-sroouh No. III Broadway The
day of April instant all O'clock al the renal ing asst:
CO. consisting Of BILLS RECEIVABLE. BOOK AC-
COUNTS and other claims and Interests n properly
Schedules Of which may b. application to T. H. LUo
LOW L Co, Auctioaeers, No. Pnest Dated N-wYort.
March 20, 1865. H. X SEahLES. Receiver
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TENRY n. MINDS. AUCTIONEER.

III II nv
H. ii. LEEDS ! MINER VIII sell by auction -
WEDNESDAY April ). a. u o'clock, At their she,tcea'
No. 20 Libertys, SPECIAL 80 OF Wines Brandies' tbftA
Champagne &c. tom od importing house defining -
ness among which the tnrst grades and most
bsands extsnt BY them direct fom London sna
Continent The invoice includes the balance oil ise oST'
Imported in cases sherry, Madeirs. Port, Bsndes IN,
Rum Scotch a Irish Whisky varying from 10 10 - Jrs
old sl,o several in aud dem ohns very Old bs
bon and Rye Whsky-. Champagne CiArets, Hooks &c.
Also tho balance OF very sa!ect private So a. an
old Pale and Brown Sherry, many years in bot yer, 70
Brandss, Rum Whisky, ia bottles aud denDoiis EYSy
article strictly elass and according - amps
and description.
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Urn GOODS.

TRANG & A d r / A N G (,
No. 3ss BROADWAY
oBetween Franklin and Leonardsts.L
will offer on MONDAY, April 3, at Retail,
GREAT BARGAINS FROM Al On.
including all the novelties Of the seasol
SILKS In great variety, BLACK and C0LORkD.
MOURNING GOODS in great variety.
ORGANIZES, JACONETS. PERCALEs, GiNohAMS'
POPLINS for TRAVELLING DRESSES.
DRESS GOODS from 23o to 81. bengabout the costn ood
500 Pieces Best Style AMERICAN DELA'NES, 1oc.
$50 Best Style FAST COLORED PRINTS, 2oc.
200 - FINE BLEACHED sHIRTINGS, only 200.
LINENS QUILTS TABLE-CLOTlIS, and NAPKlNS
100 Pieces Al SHAKER FLANNEL. &c. worth soc.
HOSIERY, sHAWLS.
CLOAKS.
OF SILK AND CLOTH. NEW Styles
KID GLOVES, the largest assortment In the city.
UNDRESSED KID. only 81, worth 81 so.
DRESSED KID, 81 50. worth 81 per pair.
BEST QUALITY KID imported, 81.
Also.
l. 600 Doz Isle THREAD and BLK GLOVES, for
LADIES, GENTLEMEN and CHILDREN, about the
COST in GOLD.
STRANG & ADRIANCE,
No 3jJ BROADWAY.
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6orses, Carriages, Sc.
OuAxrEnnAsrrs GENERALS oYrcE, First DIvs..
WAsHISGTos CITY, ID. C., March Is, 1905.
NAVAIRY RISES ARTILLERY

hAsHlNOTON tII1, IL. ~ 4ueivn " 100
CAVALRY HORSES! ARTILLERY
~ HORSES MULES - HORSES, suitable for the
Cavalry and Artillery service viii be received IL Olesbo
Depot in open market till May l. 1855, by Capt Geo T.
Browning. A. -. NJ. - =.
MULES in lots OF twenty-five moro, will be received in
This city in open market till May !, 1862 by Capt a. H.
Tompkin Assistant ouaefnaeT, corner Twenty second
and Gsreets.
An animals subjected to the usual Government inspec
tion before being accepted ,
Specifications follows Cavalry horses must be sound in
al partcnars wei broken In full flesh aud good coad
from fifteen u.s. sixteen (6) hands high from five 90 .
nine (9) years old well adapted in every to cavalry
Horses between nine 49, and ten 0 OF
II still vigorous, spnshty and healthy, msy be accepted
Artillery Gorse be Of dark color sound IN all particu-
lars strong quick and active. well broken and oters
fn In goOG flesh and condition from six 90 70 ten Oi
years old not less than teen and onehai l5 hatds hst
each Horse weigh than hundred and fifty 1850
pounds.
Mules must be two ~ Of age strong stout com
pact well developed animals not lees than fourier i hands
high IN full health free from every bensh or deec: which
would unit them for work and must have shed the
colts teeth aud developed the corresponding four
permanent teeth, two In each jaw.
These specifications VIII be strictly adhered to- and sdy
enforced in every particular
Hours Of inspection. from Q g. m. 10 p
PIice Cavalry Horses hundred and eighty five dollars
(es5) Artillery Horses hundred and ninety dollars
(Sloj Males one hundred and ninety five ders $3.50.
Payment will be made al this office
JAMES A. EKIN,
Brevet Brigsiier General IN charge,
First Division. q. NJ. o. o.
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ausnseue,sts.
DARNUM's AMERICAN MUSEUM

ID ARNUM~ AMERICAN MUSEUA
ANOTHER, ANoTHER!! ANorHsRr'
STILL ANOTHER
NEW AND ROMANTIC DRAMA
SECOND TIME IN AMERICA.
Attractive in al The pecuiarities of the hissdsas - -
MAREMMA or MADRID;
THE MAN, THE SPIRIT, AND THE MORTAL
SPLENDID SCENERY, ELEGANT COSTUME
CHARMING MUSIC.
and every appointment to secure the ,.
MOST TRIUMPHANT SUCCESS
The characters WIZ be supported by - c,s.,
Mrs. J. Pryor, France, Jsnfson, Misses noot 49,
Me.r Levick Hsdsay Jamison Msstsyer. Delmoa osasA
Briigman, Porter. Cunningham, &c.
""'' AFTERNOON 4 Hs;liS Al ,-EvENINes ArA
EXTAVAGANZA.DANCE, By TONY DENI4
MORNING. AT IL
TIE TIA gral comedy and comicsi tragedy
PUNCH AND JUDY
CBy celebrated Professor from isoudos
One Of the amusing exhibitions ever presenssd ~
DELIGHT OF OLD AND YOUNG.
PROF. HCTCIINGS, LIGHTNING CALCULATOA>
FAT WOMAN GIANT BOY, GIANTHSS
WOODROFfE'S BOHEMIAN GLASS BLOWEHA
TWO GLASS STEAM EN1INESIN MOTION 4
Wax figure from life OF the Rebel incendiay and ~
ROBERT c. KENNEDY. -,r,>.
CIRCASSIAN GIRL DWARF, ALBINO BOY, LINN
Offers, GRAND AQUARIA. MILLION CURioSifis4
Admission 20 cents; Children under ten. Is cents -
GRAND NATIONAL POULTRY, PlCEOn and hADDW
SHOW APRIL ~. Send for circulars
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EXECUTORS' SALE at AUCTION
IL an, MOSDAY Aoril 10 1865 al the Court House. q
Oh MUNUAI y AFIiI 10 I|7Dl N - ~ y
O'Clock. il tue City Of pcus;nseep.is n. IL

| O'clock Ia the City OF Poughseep.te. NJ L.,
By JAMES SERGEANT, Anctioneer
MUST BIZ SOLD TO CLOSE THE ESIAIE.
A BFAUTlFUL LOCATION for a GENrLbMANo
COUNTRY sEAT-splendd views Of tie Hudson kivs1
near PoGgLkeepie City, New Hamburg, Milton Depot saS
Clinton Point.
II without exception ofthe best lcca'ots for GeS
tlemans Country Residence that can be Iouud o-<~ess
Poughkeep.ie City and Fishk Landing This place con-
tains acres ell rich and under lis cultivation no refuss
or all in good sabstsnta fence and divided int
fields each beautiful building sites hsvtnV
elegant Hudson River 10 Il situated on me sosa
from the Albany and ~ y Post road 70 Clinton Point on -
Ibison I6th VA mile from Clinton Point village snd "a
south Of Milton depot miles Vm New iisneursh % I'M -
from PoughAeepse City and in section inferior to none IN
regard 10 society being 9Ding aud near tue cosn
try seats of Messs Jones' Frost Nut Beck Van ieissAs.
Sie Howands and On the premises plain Farm
House and out bu,dngs good order good nit for isnny
supply This place well worthy the attention OK snT gentle
man no desires erect buildings and improve TO suit hs
t,.t. The surface Of the land is undullg, handsoney
elevated with gradual and plea. slope TO the river gvus
Charming view OF the nyer Milton Vale, Western Shore sn
Citation Point daiy mail at the latter place y 70 .in.sea
and well known by residents Ia this section that this place
cannot be eqused lite product vcnes aud IN point Of e
tiou Ia superior to any IN the vicinity
w. JANE. r. LAWSON. )Exeeutsso
SAMUEL MATHEWS, sud
Mr. MARIA LAWSON. EIecu'hs
for the esta. Of Peter b. Lawson deceased rof pseu s
apply 70 the Executors os EX-cusrI on the premises, of
RI, F.t.te Aren't. pOu gEkeepsie. n. 7.
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Professional Notices.

BOOK containing an account o, FILES,
n FlSTULA, STRUCTURE, and thirty o,her IN ro1E.
Ant DJSEASES will be receipt OF % cents nc e.
be had ON application TO HENRY a. DANIELS, Opsr@'vs
and Consulting Surgeon, NO. " unionsanaie. \. D.
NHARLES ID. HAMMOND, formerly Pro-
~ is,or Special Anatomy and Surgery In she
Medical College ~ Y OHce 81 East y,ths Consoi@cns
1opI to TO- 20 D. and, tos >rEClALliES: Disease
M. Nervous Seminal. Urinary, and CaNneous systems
B-Strictures which lave been treated ey Cautrfns'
Cutting or Rapidly Dating Operations not uuderaAen
CURGICAL HOSPITAL for the Treatment 90
Disease. of Pelvic vsc~a under the care o, ~
n DIXON Editor OF The Scalpel Structure, riiss ~.
c-le Hernia and Rstuls. Every case oil Suesui aahs
radcs and permanent In sw days ana oi,rn sn
date one by Dr. Ds insInment the ~, In n
cases OF the three ssscsor. toe car. %
d.iiv md = 10 ryeuinr Il No. ~ Fifh-svs.
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Mem publications
VJNHE NORTH AMERICAN REVIEW,
L NO. CCVll. FOR ApRIL, 1865,
is NOW READY
THE TABLE OF CONTENTS rs AS FOLLOWS:

THE TABLE OF CONTENTS is AS FOLLo"S'
America and England II. voltsres Residence IN hns
land; Ill Jacob Grimm; ~. The Philosophy oil sf'ef'
Spencer; v. Free Missouri; VI Wordsworh VII ope"
Air Grape Cultures VIII RecoastIuction IL Edwsfa H'
srstt; X Critical Notices
The NORM American REVIEW begins Its second hail cen
turv upder most favorable auspices The present editorial
u.n.vemsp 40 successful hitherto gives assurance oil the
exercise Of sound judgment and fine taste in the seecon u
contributor. articles and scholarly discrimination and Impair
til. judgment in the preparation of critical notices The con-
duct Of the Review while contemplating the fearless
s.p Of opinions on all subjects that properly come within the
scope Of the Reviewer will be sticy in accordance Win Tue
motto On the gle page
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Drn GOODS.

T,RENCH FLUTING for Skirt and Dress
l. Trimming All materials paocsusIy ns'eS and
Brootyn French Putting Es..blishnents, Nos G os.
and Isl and i2s Bssckers New fork. and NO. 1si
It,, brooklyn.
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CIRCUS Begins ct
Foufteenth-st opposite IN. Acade envy OF uasic-
THIS AND LIVERY EVENING.
GRAND MArINEES
On WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY, aet
FIRST PRODUCTION OF
TIE NEW GRAND SPECTACULAR AND
COMIC PANTONiME OF
THE FAIRY PRINCE
ODONOuCHUE .,. opoNOI0hu
or THE WHITE HORSE OF KILLARNEY,
Itch has been months in preparation and will be produced
on cae OF Unprecedented pentor and lavish display M
living an outlay Of many thousand dollars with entirely
/. w Scenery Dre-,e- Decorat ions, Appointments,
''' AND GORGEOUS EFFECTS.
NEITHER PAINS NOR EXPENSE
have been spared by the proprietor in tie effort
no RENDER THIS PANTOMlNE
MATCHLESj IN IFS ENSEMBLE .
AS AN ARTISTIC PRODUCTION
TIE GREATEST OF THE AGE and
THE TRIUMPH OF THE ARENA.
For full particulars see small bills -
THE MAMMOTH PANTOMlME
will be free. ded At each Performance BY
SsPERB EQUESTRIAN PERFORMANCES.
GRAND GNMNASTlC AND ACROBATlC -.
In which EATON STONE and
THE IMMENSE STAR COMPANY APPEAR
Seats ed six days In advance.
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NOTICE.-The business of WILLIAM 7.
COLEMAN l. Co, and Of CoLEMANs CALIFORNIA
LINE will be conducted in future BY WILLIAM T. COLE
MAN 10 San Francisco and in New York at No. ( seventy
one wan,t, BY his Agents, GEORGE PLATT and JAMES
H. WILSON New.York, March II. 1865
WILLIAM T. COLEMAN
By GEonsE Plat. his Attorney IN Fact.
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Coparinsrsbip Notices.

CHANGE OF FIRM.-PETER LORlL-
~ LARD reinquhes his Tobacco and Snuff bssine.s in
favor Of his sons PETER LOklLLAkD, j., and GEORGE
/. LORILLARD.
NEW YORK April l, 1885,
> COPARTNERSHIP.-The undersigned have formed 70
Rsrtnefship under the firm Of T. q. LORlLLAkD and
will continue the Tobacco and Snuff business heretofore
conducted by Peter LorilaId Factories in Wooserst New
York and in Wescbeser County. Stores Nos &C. S and 20
Chambers st. where they Will also the former business
New York, April !, 1875. -
PETER LORILLARD, Junior.
GEORGE Il. LORILLARD.
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Amu6eiueMte.

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TUE CITY or ULM-Is ONLY EQuALEp, ~ BY, The ~
IT-THE VILLAGE OF ST. LAURENT THE LATIEk,
INDEED is in ALL RESPECTS THE brsr ia " :, -
OF SCENE PAINTING WE HAVE EVER SEEN ON ~
kEW-GORk STAGE.-lNeW. FORK limea
CORPORAL CAhTOUSHE u..ro,rou
SOLDIER Or NAEOLHN't
MIR. HENRY PLAClDE.
MR. PLACIDE'S ,,ry,uo vsr,p
IisHED THE SUCCESS UF The PLAY. III WAS NJ.
MARX tEIE FOR IRIS EARNEST FEELING AND IFS
TidnR1I,.U sITcF'nITY AID DEVOTION. THE AU-
DIENCE TEsTIFTED THE UTMOST APPRECIATION
az Ills ACTING AT EVERY POINT HE WAS ENER.
3ETi hr1 ,aPpIiIDEt TIRuUGHOUT-NO LESS
m TIlE JAIINTY SCENES or THE OPENING ACT
1t a " IN Ifs popTpAYAI, OF MUTE ANGUISH AM
h rSs row Ann TiiE CLOSE AND WAS TWICE
eONPLIM ENTED BY A CALL BEFORE THE CUR
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TUUE WEBER PIANO-FORTE-

THE HORACE WATERS Grand, Square,
L and UPRIGHT PIANOS. MELopEoNs. HARM0-
let and rens allowed purchased Monthly payments re-
cev.d Second hand piano, BARGAINS from Soc
to s225 Sheet music little oiei 1t I've per page fiaHt
No 43I broadway. Cash paid iof secondhand Pianos.
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Cost and founo.

r OST-On Monday forenoon, April 3, in
Broadway and place car or In Amiiy.t so,ns
.,~.,a Broadway POCK ET-BOOK contsi.ius 30 nots
I'D niece &c The hnder viii bs suitably rswisd ss less.
inx he came q No. wv essr,ss
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If DIR. G.. HUNTER of the IT, s. Army will
Send h: Addressto II. s.. Tribune Office, relative will
call upon him.
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DEADS! BEADS! BEADS.
AND FANCY GOODS.
H. r. DIV" ~ No. 1856 Pesrss.. NJ r.
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DOOK TRADE SALE ROOMS, No. 80
ID wsy nearly oppo ste 81. Nicholas HoteL-GEO
yIIsr Anron,.r bv T. gooev Consiznmen,s sosioatse