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particular. Thesublims contrasts which Beethoven
knevv hest bo, q achieve were observed with rigid

perticnar Thesublime contrasts which Beethoven
I knew best how achieve, were observed with rigid
care and uonof the fine points Of cdorng were isst
nol,g more beautiful in music than the closeoi
this ot nvement where the melody is carried on to
n morked .hder movement in the basses and ending
with tho "a but beautiful theme. unaccOmpanied. II
res q ,fformance well worthy Of the philharmonic
sociev The three movements Of the Ninth symphony
vycro nYformed in careful. brilliant and effective
mannr.
NJ. j. Ernst Perring wes announced to sing Com
for, We Ny People," from Handles Messiah but he
r,ied TO appear. being unable to sing. The Lieder-
tanz Society supplied bis place by singing drge by
chuber. which they sang at the City Hall during the
funeral ohsequies Of President Lincoln 1t wGs sung IN
very Ineffective manner, ard failed to impress The
audience fayorobly
The finale to the first oct Of Mendessohns unfinished
opera, "Lorely" was sung by the LederNanz socle'y
,he solo part being taken by Nadine. Paulitsch' Ihis
music beautiful as ii ia, always psrtakes more OF the
character Of chamber than Of operate music lhougn
il s passionate and wildly expressive II lacks dranae
power and would certainly be Ineffective on the stage
Madame Paulitsch although she sung her role
correctly made but little effect, her voice beng had
and unsympatleic. The choruses were faithfully sung
as far regards the notes. but they were ue'oiu va
coloring There is great lack Of refinement ID the
general execution of the Liederkranz Society which If
10 be regretted it to be earnest in it, desire
to excel in good class Of vocal music.
Robert Schumanns Overture Seher1o and Finale Is
one Of his most charming works. The overture is ane
fal beautiful, end is worked ont with rare skill Its
is clear and decided, reminding Us
strongly of Boethoven's manner. The ScheIzo Is
movement of restless character cleyery conceived, and
tie trio is yeIy charming from The beautiful answering
points for wind and strings.
The finale begins with q bold, fugnl subject, vigor
ouAy treated; there is Saxon painness and streng'h
in its thought which is very attractive 1t closes win
a grand. effective chorae. The whole work is insrn'
men.ed with great power, and variety which nsares
very marked tone coloIing 1t was played very finely
and the whole instrumental performance reflected the
hirhes. credit upon the conductor Ar Ei'eid and MS
orchestra.
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Music.
yEw-YoRK PHILHARMONIC SOCIETY.

SEw-YoRK PHILHARMONIC SOCIETY.
The fifth and last concert of the twenty-third
season Of the Eew-York Philharmonic Society, was
given at the Academy Of Music on Saturday evening
last under the direction of Mr. Theodore Eiseld The
programme was as follows:
T.
Marcia Funebre," rom symphony No. ,. (Erooa) Op.
. -, BE-. .boven.
Ans Comfort ye my People" from the OIatorio "Mes.
1ish," Hsnde. Mr. Enst PerTlng
Ninh Symphony in ID Minor, Or. l25 ihrr. pnrtl Bee.
ehoveIL l. Allegro non troppo un 1000 iusestoao 2
gcheno. Motto vivsce. ,. Adagio Motto centsbile
PART II.
Finale OF the first act Of the unfinished Opera "Lorel.v
Op 20, MeDdessohD Solo Soprano-Madane Psuifscb
horus-Germsn LiederkranE Of New orb under the Dire
zion OF Mr. Agricol PsuL
Oy.rtgre seherzo Finale, IN z, OF. 81 r. sehunlsnu
Apdsut- con naoto-Alegro T. ScheTzo ;. fiae-Ah.gro
motto viysce.
1t was the intention OF the Society 70 have given
seethovens Ninth Symphony entire, bnt as the con
cluding portion contains "A Hymn to JOY" it wa
deemed inappropriate in consideration Of TN
late national loss. The secoad part ther'
fore was omitted. aud the MareAs FSnsdrs
from Beethoyen's Third symphony was performed
instead. This grand and impressive movement 81
noble In is phrase. profound and majestic IN ~
ssnensnt Of sorrow, vas finely performed in ever
New-York daily tribune., 1865-05-02
Reurd Of Aldermen.
SPECIAL MEETING G-PORTRAIT OF THE LAAhNrtD
PRysrDgNT-rHg DECORATIONS OF THB oATA-

SPECIAL LMEETING-PORTRAIT OF TIE LAAESTED
rRgsrDRNT-THg DECORATIONS OF THB cATA-
FALoUE, ETC.
Tie Board met by special call a. o'clock
Yesterday afternoon the President MORGAN JONES
esq, N the chair.
Alderman RYERs offered resolution eprrop1a,ing
go for the purchase Of fuenga portrait Of the
larentea President Of The United States, to be placed
m TIE Governors room. Laid over.
4 communication was received fsOm no street Com
missioner recommending tbGt the articles and goods
used in decorating the Catafaque be dOuattd 10 NE
Patriot Orphans Home Referred TO tAe opccIa
Committee on O5seQuics ~ President
Resolutions we're adopted taking appropriate notice
Of tie death Of Colonel Matthew Murphy, late OF the
69ih Regiment, COrcOran Legion, who Vas WOUNDED az
the battle Of ofletchei's Run, and died az City Point
Alderman FLYNN offered resolutions thht Chnrlcs H.
Marshal John H. Devclin john l. Holman, lmolhy
10. Churchill and John =. HGlnItOn, a committee "p
pointed 10 receive 81 subscriptions Tor tue LlncOl
monument be and they hereby authorized to erect
slch monument in Broadway west OF the southery en-
gorge Washington; that tie Fsd committee ore autho
gZed to inccse the point atOrcsnld VIII teDlpDiy
railing space sufficient for The pnIpoes as aioresid
Alderman BRlCE wished 20 know BY what authority
this committee Laa heen appointed ior All tnht t ne
knew they were self appointed and in all probability
other committees would come ~ tue Board Tor hko
permission. =, .
The PRESIDENT said in bis opinion the only authority
that could be given 10 donate THIS ground was the State
Legislature.
lie resolutions were then referred TO the Committee
on Streets
The CORPORATION Counsel wac directed by resolution
10 discontinue all suits now pending Tor yOlht IN ol
Corporation Ordinances until otherwise directed by the
Common Council.
Tie Board then adjourned to Monday next at Q
O'clock u.
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KENTUCKY.
Important Circninr Of Gen. PaIrrer-Pro'
tectIon 20 Coiored People, &c.
LOUISVILLE, KY. Saturday. April o

|. IorIsvnLE KY. Saturday. April 90 1868.
The following circular has just been issued:
HpoRs. DEPARTMENT oV KENTUCKY. !
April -, is6a
The functions Of civil law In this department being
N An extent suspended by martial law, makes II the
public and individual safety ana TO afford as far as pos
sihle complete protection 20 the people.
The power of arrest will hereafter be sparngly eIer
cised and directed against real offenders.
There is no dignity justice in tbe pursuit OF foolish
people for speaking foolish words.
No longer must there exist in this department any or
gsyzati0n or military band hostile TO the government
Those now prowlng through the country are SIMPLY
guerrilas aud robbers and 10 be treated as such
They viii be allowed 20 surrender FOL trial
All the loyal people oftlis department are 10 De pro
tected without regard to color or birthplace. '"l1-
plants reach rhesc headquarters Of the beating OF men
and women for claiming the benefit Of the amnesty oat
and the act of Congress freeing the slaves oa persons
who have been in rebellion against the Goyernment OF
the United States, who have aided or gwen coH"rt
TO those Rebellion. and of the JOINT resolution ifeeng
The wives and children Of enlisted men. asa otheis
have ncqnifed rights under the laws Executive proca
nations and military orders All such persons are u
der tie protection of the Government.
Colored persons who come within the laws resoiu'
tons proclsnations rnd orders referred 10 are Hee
and whether free not, are 10 be proteeteu o oiu
city and oppression.
In all cases whore the state al the country ana tho
gqnizaton and rules Of the evil tribunals VIII pihi'
them to enforce Justice offenders against tie local a"S
will be handed over 10 them for trial.
In 10 case however. viii any person or conrl DC s-
lowed To derive any one Of his her liberty whe the
laws ncts resolutions, pIocamaiOns or orders noo'e
referred 10 remain In force or to harress by prosecutions
or oherWi those who may assist them In earning
supper, maintaining tleir rights. By eom.nand OF
Major-Gen. JoHs NJ. PALMER
j. BATES DICKSON, Captain and Act Adj. .'Gen
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Early on Saturday evening fire broke out
in the Union Mahogany Steam Saw Mill and Lumber
Yard, Nos 2e5 and 2s7 Monroest belonging to Messrs.
Bsttisou, Strineham Bishop and in short time the
buildings and lumber in the yard were completely
surned Their loss will amount TO about ss 600; no in.
surance The brick building In the Of Nos 32 and
3y4 Madison st. was also destroyed The first floor was
occupied by G.. w. Houghton veneer cutter; loss
s5 900; insured for o. 900 in the Peoples Company.
The second third and fourth floors were occupied by
sured for 81 900 on machinery only The building Ia
owned by j. j. POST loss g. 900; insured In city
pauies. The tenement house No. 2es Monroest. was
somewhat damaged by water, and . number OF poor
families thus turned out
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Hoard OF Councilncn.
rnE cATAFALoUE DECORATIONS, 60.

The Board met at 9 o'clock p IN. on Monday,
the President, JANIS HAYE- esq, in the Chair. The
Street Commissioner communicated TO the Board O
Recommendation that the drapercs used on the cataia
aue at the City He'll lie donated 70 the Patriot
Orphans Home Referred 10 Special Committee on
Obsequ uies Of the President
Concurrence was had upon the resolutions taking
suitable notice Of the death Of Col Matthew Murphy oi
the Goth Regiment, COrcoran Legion
Councilman LENT introduced resolutions announcing
In appropriate terms the death Of exCouncilmai
jonathan r. Irotter.
The President Of the Board paid high tribute Of
respect 20 the memory Of Mr. Trottor and upon motion
Of Councilman LENT. the Board immediately adjourned
cut of respect 10 the memory Of the deceased.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-05-02
The Occupation OF Mobile.
From The Mobile News, April la


The formal ana unconditional surrender o.
commanding the United States land forces. ana Ad-
miral That her Of the United states Navy. tanspe
yesterday afternoon. Tie terms and conditions OF sur
renGtr viii be found in the CORE pondence Whc passed
betgeen the above commanding officers and A9J n
Slough. in another column and will explain tseL me-
duty If every citizen is plain. and u II 10 be hoped
each and every oac viii his and her best endeayo!s
20 mainan order and quiet and 10 preserve the eacv
of The city and thereby prevent recurrence OF i2e
confusion End disgraoe'r proceedings Of yesterday
md escape the punishment which VIII most aSsurtuly
follow The General commanding IS man ID hhoIn te
otzrns If Mobile pace entire confidence 'hut thei
rights IS such viii not he interfered with; while, II
tle same time he will require respect and implicit
obed ence in all orders issued by BIN. ana which may
seen necessary For the pubic good and general were
The hes been uacOAditionaly surrendered ana "
behOOves all t. respect and AID IN sustaining ihe
laws Of the lend and OF the Government under which
they formerly iyed and loved, and which s tne
'best the sun shone upon. iy reading the olCerS
tsEued for the maintenance Of that Government. and
the welfare Of the people of this city, WHO are now
again under It's laws and It's 1g the path OF duY VIII
become plain, and the clear Let all enGedNo- 10
submit checrfuy and as becomes good citizens, and
Thereby command respect for themselves, ana deserve
credit Tor the city. 49,
in the evacuston Of the city we learn that very little
property Comparatively speaking, was destroyed
hhe provender' in the Confederate Comm ssary De
'artmeni was given over 10 the city authorities Tor
he benefit OF tie poor aud needy In the attempt 10
istrbnte them scene occurred that beggers dcscrip
ion and thrOagh feelings of charity we decline enter
az into the particulars volunteer euard OF citizens
,ucceeced in checking great dcl OF lawiessness ana
'eYt down the mob uLtl the United States Provost
iuaTd were stationed. when order was restored.
MANY hor rses and mules weTo imp esSed and carried
for the Confederate artillery service ans other pur
oSes.
We believe that all Confederate cotton was burned
good many bales belonging 10 individuals, we learn,
a. lsftuu had
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Arrived.

o. eam transport Savannah, Comstock Charleston
so hours to U 8. A.-Q..M IN ~ IN. m
T. s rsnsport America Gin, Savannah, April a. H.
ya Hilton Head TO q. s. ON. Naval.
u : Ktrbost Eutaw from Fortress Monroe 10, ,eS y1
April ~ Of Little gg H8rbor by plot boat nett' IT, o,
Birk American Eagle, Hariore, Aspnwai ~ dsya ""''
T. s. bark Horace Beal Acting Master John r. oaH COZ"
naulng Norfolk days. 81, .o,,or kc 10
Park Lampsh,er, Bahr. Port Royal Sday'' e0''o"' "'
schr Corso Q,rl Miller, Sackvlle N b., via EdsAf'o"h
d. X. DeWolfa & Co. m, -. >. Ua,rx
schr Nassau Acorn, Grand River PEI. oats 70 henry
Young. - n uon,sII
selr. Mary Harris, Gake, Nassau mdse' 70 e. i ''''
Barlow. -, n n.
sohr Volunteer Holmes Para % dsys rubber 70 D. De
Wolf & Co. "a, -. A.
sehr j. Rogers Russell. Portland. Conn., with stone 70
Philldelpha- pus.,,h,
with stone. =,
Schr Pavilion. Snow, F,zabethport for Ne"'haSen'
schr Hudson Tinker. Neyburg for Boston,
Sehr. Sarah Wooster, Lord fox Boston: yp
scbr Pacific, McDona, Pawnee Bcy, r. Z. i' oas 70 H.
Buck Co
Scnr. Ii. Maron, Msrtlng virgiria
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suxpAY.scuooL AxxIvRRsAnY.-The third

SLNDAf-sLHUVL .fNNIF HH'HHT' ITO 1''''"
anniyersary Of the sunday connected with the
United Presbyterian Church of West Twenty hnh'st'
the Rev. James Thomas, pastor. took place or Aundl!
The church was well Filed. and the exercises
very interesting. consisting OF addresses by the
Rev Messrs TAYLOR soan and IIll. who has recently
returned from India beside singing by the scholars
The annual relort " the Secretary Of the School was
also read Il shows the tos number OF seholars On the
roll for the past year 10 have been -, as iohors
Fero a!cs los. mnles s; infant 100; OF this nu'
r ia were received by the year Tie exercises we're
'ousasd with PRAYER and closed with the benediction.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-05-02
Largs Fire in Bo-ton.

BOsION. ArTiI JJ Iobl.
The large building on Sudbury-st., known
a, Minot Block was destroyed by fire this morning
and two small wooden buildings adjoining were crushed
'by falling wall.
Among the occupants were Kimbal Brothers Co.
carriage rcpostory Burr Co. rubber manuinciurers
MIR Collamore auctOneer and commission merchant
Hiram Tucker, spring bed manufacturer hufds
Williams, telegraph instrument makers ana otLers
also the Union billiard rooms and Games billiard table
rooms The total loss is estimated at from e5O.Oo 10
SlOO 90; insured for about halt TIE amount.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-05-02
comm c.rr~pAp-Tu,. nav.

SUPRFyE CoUET-C -CRcUIr.-PART Nos. lOai'
ea1 0oJ $50 a. lsl9 6l7 a9. 55i 100 llol ~ ,s.S
I2a, pa 5i7 1911 1872 ll29 1853 PART H.-Sos. 80!
iG8 lsR p,2 1904 1870 3 Gil l3O8 liza l~t, 1866, 30
gj3 p2 1n7O 1926, 1910, 1913. i2lA
SUPERIOR COURT-PABIs AND li.-Caiondars
unclargcl ~ ~, o,o
CoURr OF COMMON PLFAs-PAET Nos. 9'S
el g45 $40 821 7s7 B3y s SB S'd 49, slJ, 49, w. $40
PARr li.-AdJouued 10 Monday nnxi.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-05-02
aIrIPPaNG INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF NEW-YORk........MAr !.

Cleared.
Steamship Fsvora (Br) Hall. Csllso, Pacific Steam Nsv
CATION Co. a, , An,
steamer John Gibson Googhegan, Alexandria, W. j. Taylor
4 Go.
steamer w. woodward Cundia, Baltimore.
Ship Wisconsin (Br) Ames, ST. Joln NJ b., Williams
Guion.
shin b. Aymsm, Carver, Csrdeuss. Walsh Carver
Ship sylyi, Mccullough Liverpool
BeIk Gl.nsilandale Mcdonald, Pic,ou, B. Small Co.
Bark Rosamond fickett Cow Bay, PECK Church
Bari RAPID (Br.h MsI.ehai, Ven Cruz, hagoua 20 n
Brig Ffeestons Dbl Chrysholn. Halifax, H. j. T. a. DE
Wolf =. - ~ u-u I.
Co. ~ q, ms, ~, n N.,n.
Bris Lady Douglass (Br. csntel, Moneso Bay, Jsn' o.
r. Buley . ,.,I
Big Ifuma tswedl, Lagsrhom Lisbon, Funch Msinci'
A Wendt. .,,,
Brig Bslgique tBsls) Fcsnss, Antwerp Funeh Asin'i'
K Wendt.
Rhg Levisthan (Rr). Kegsn, Liverpool. ..
Schr Moonlight states, Washington Van Brunts sasn''
sehr. Hudson, -, Boston, iioyoke Murray ,
schr s. y. Reid, Reid, Wilmington, Bentley smith 20
sclr. Undine. Russell, Washington H. >. R,eke' x oon
Schr. ". = Bsnougis, Norton, New Orleans
sehr. Mary, Sawyer, Nassbo, r. H., Simpson O"pp'
New-York daily tribune., 1865-05-02
FATHER MATTHEW SocIETTEs.-Delegate'

from several Of the Father Matthew Total Abstinence
Benevolent Societies of this city and Brooklyn met on
Sunday afternoon at No. 1873 Bowery. and held pre-
Hmiuary meeting. looking toward the consolidation OF
all the societies under constitution and the diroo
ton 81 one head; 20 that in Of public parade the
different societies viii move ne one body. Instead ol
moving IN separate independent parties, asnos The
meeting adjourned till the 2eth inst. when they bopc
10 be able 70 act definitely
New-York daily tribune., 1865-05-02
IycsyprARY FIEB IN AMIrY-sr.-Early on

IycgSDrARY FIEB IN AMITY-sT.-Early on
Sunday morning FIRE was discovered in bed in The
apartment Of Alexander Marshall, at No 80 Amity'st
On Sunday evening another fire was discovered In th'
attic bedroom, Of wm. II. Jones at the sape place 1he
damage 10 the urnitare Of Mr.. Marshall viii Amcnnt o
500 Insured for 81 500 in the Commonwealth Com
rnnv. The remainder Of tie building ~ occupied ny
MIR; Sanford. who also owns il. Loss 300 Insured
for s3 800 in the Atlantic Company. The tres were
undoubtedly Of ncendary origin. Fire Marshal Baker
investigating the matter.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-05-02
SUPERIOR COURT-sPYoIAt TErx--iAr l-Befors
Justice ROBERTsoS.

FdVard NltthcWs VT IHU 'HIV"I.u '' 4'I"I'''"
iuriYg ComyanyMoio OF durd with w cO'h ttes op mon
yth f,rs al CLamhersi rMp Hr'uage Hct lst1e t'rr-
Milton denied with costs Adeis ". Bouton at Jnnrs W.
fortor-Mo'ion deri.d with 20 costs Henry g. foyd hsi'
ir,.rder u Ri'chir-Iudgmcn for plaintiff On d-nnu T.
Patrick Bird agi. John CssryMoiion 70 di.m.s compliant
yrsrted Andrew licd ast Ga5fe :. Mott fatnch hnPy
hs Patrick II. pe.-lnuncti 1ui resedi dricn'e HhS
4. entirely ess Cecis rbonpson sg, Samuel Thompson
Referees report confirmed.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-05-02
bort Uarhcns' Noiiee.
STATE OF NEw-YoRK.

STATE or NEw-YoRK, I
roRT-WsRDyss OFFICE 10. l0i Wsl-st
NOTICE is hereby gwen, in accordance with
section Of the act passed April II, 1871. entitled An
Act 10 Rsorglnle the Nsflens Oce OF the Port o. new
York" 10 all persons Interested IN. having charge o the
subject Of such inquiry. examination or survey tns
the following vessels under ninaiion by tue for
Wsrdens aud that said surveys or examinations wii Do
2eted within ten days noxt succeeding ts nocs oo'
BOARD said vessels:
Steamship CsledOnia........ .............Jo " II
Steamship City OF Cork..................tJ n. II
Steamship City Of London. " X
Ship Augudus........' 40 r., ~
Bark Holland.
Brig Celestira... .''.'r"io~
Schr. Maria j. Moore. '...fierrepoht"
Schr. WIN BemeDt... t..................'.'.ssu. u.a1L
Pilot Boat Jossh Johnson. 80 n. IL
Brig Charles Albert.............,M Mlantlc DOCK,
MNTHORNk TOMPhlNS, President.
Augs HERMAN Secretary
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TIE GULF.
Arrival of the Fang shuey-Au Order by
Gen. Canby-The Presiieuis Ass"ssi-
u.Vtion in New-Orienn'-Fron Mobile
IA cbeI Accounts Of its surrender.

By tho arrival of the steamship Fung Shuey
y,a-, Nev.OIeans April % we are Informed that the
Lew. Of the asl assuatiOn Of the President created
great consternato among the PEOPLE ana business was
entirely suspended Ere gifts very dull plenty of tun-
usge in port. City veiy healthy
New-York daily tribune., 1865-05-02
Treatment of sccessionists-Ed. 1ngersoii
Leaves Philadelphia.

PHILADELPHIA, April 80. lsoo.
Edward Ingersoll, who was roughly handled
by the 1opulace on Friday for expressing secesionst
sentiments. has left the city for the West
A nrouinent Secessionist, who lives at Chestnut
HILL near this city. has been notified by his neishoorS
To leave tho vicinity.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-05-02
Weekly Report Of Deaths

In the City Of New York from ts 2'h day OF April to the
Let day Of May, 1866.
Men 100; women 81; boys i23i girls, III total, '7'
,dn, ls., children 2l5; males 22s females, 2c9 col.
orod persons. 8.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-05-02

'COuRT OF GENERAL sRsHONs-MAY l-Before
CITY Judge HUsssL
The Court was opened yesterday by Judge kussel
f,- ,b. Nav Term The aierd.nce sin. aud d
pane Of Jurors secured before The Couc adjourned
New-York daily tribune., 1865-05-02
LAW lyTELLIGENCR.

SUPREME COURT-CH,NDKHs-MAr l-Beiore Justice
BtRSAFD.
DECISIONS
William II. Aspinwall agt. Edward II. Car
mlcL-Re cree ordered take proof &C. John n; ruyn
., + AZ. W D. Rotbins.-ho lou denied In re 19nh -
Bs,,eli et slOfdef ID wes Hsht ftedsica '" Do
woe ct a. s,t- a. A. COnwAy.-Motion denied
New-York daily tribune., 1865-05-02
Disnsfegs.

The pilot boat Josiah johnson No % while bes''nr through
The Saturday, into by Hamburg steam ei
erana outward bound which struck the boat forward OF
her port manTig ing carrying away the after man cham
lls.e &c. The steam received no injuries.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-05-02
Proposals.

Oyyicl OF TIN NBw.YoRK HorsAI oSIc SoRThkhS}
K r Co, No. l37 BROADWAY, Room Z
NRw YORK CITY. April 4i Hoo;
CEALED PROPOSALS will be received a.
And of par, or the whole the New
Houatonic and Northern Railroad extending iom "hiss
Plains N Y, 10 Brookfeld, c. IA distance Q, ~ mea
Maps prohes plans and specification: w De ready iof -
''"''''A ~ 'A'> y. 8. AVERY.
Engineer
New-York daily tribune., 1865-05-02

NINE. DEMOREST's EXQUISITE TOILET
Va PREPARATlOS5-Lly Bloom end hoseate plooin
10, ,b. Cop,Don Curling Cream for the air, and Ever
us Perfume Packets price 80 cents each sold by al rei
flrneff Sent pos, Tree receipt OF price. Mme y Eh
)ORFSTS EMPORIUM or FASHIONS No. $1J Broad" az
New. York. Dealers supplied on liberal terms.
MANHATTAN OIL COMPANY,
vi No. l6 Broadway, y. Y
SOLE NASUFACfUREKS OF
NASON'S SPERM OIL and EXTRA LARD OIL
for Railroads. Steamships, ant Factories
NOW is THE TIME TO USE
~ DR. LFArfR'S YELLOW DOCK SYRUP
FOR SWELLED JOINTS
New-York daily tribune., 1865-05-02
Movements OF ocean Steamers
a=-H-H77H
nv. ALMANAC

MINIATURE
;up Rfes...459 sun Sets.....o;oo Moon 'e".'''H'"
niGn WATER Tnls DAY
.pdy Hook II 59e GOV Island II doe Hell Gste'''' SI
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Remcuals.

r DECKER, BILLIARD TABLE MAKER,
Ii REMOVED 70 corner Canal and Centresf,, opposrs
F.rIe's Hotel Tbles order and hand ready 'of
shipping days notice, also trimming and second naas
tables
DEMOVAL. = VIM. A. WHEELER, Sta
HI toner has removed No. 1871 Broadway to No. ~
Maiden lane. Nasssu-st
EMOVAL.- JAQUESs "FAMOUS
IL RAVENS WING BLACKlNG"-frincipa peposf~
"'''eu " '' ALFRED MUNkOE. Agent
New-York daily tribune., 1865-05-02
HlistellGneons.

JOIIN DWIGHT e. co.
- No. ii OLD SLIP, NEW.YoRK,
Manufacturers Of
sALFRATUs, sUrEk-CAkB SODA, he
And sole gents in the City Of New ] ork Tor
HORSFORD's CREAM or TARTAR.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-12-06

H., nronosss TO make it hrstelass school and with
ne 20 ,syr has EMPLOYED assistants OF the highest
T.Isrations one Master Of Arts OF the UnlVersl! OF
Virginia and teacher Of experience Inc
,c,or IN Mahematies in the Virginia Military insh
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-12-06

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