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MY. 7, ia dopbtCul if apv place in the

sar 1t is doubtful if any place in the
world can rival New York ia enterprise
The other day a poor omnibus horse fell
by the way, aud died opposite the Astor
House, and before the animal had ceased
kicking an enterprising bill.poster had him
covered with "Cash paid for old rags a
No 10 Ann street."
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Reasons for not Eplisting.

Dlgud, ol tne Dostou I|""Sftps,euys
The following reasons for not going to the
war are believed to be authentic
l. I was brought'up by kind parents to
do nothing, ard have done it for thirty
years, and cannot think Of changing my
vocation, / therefore pray thee have me
excused.
II. have hereditary horror ofstrife.
My grandfather ran away at the battle of
Brandywne. If he had then and there
been killed my father would not have hid
in the cypress swamp at the battle Of New
Orleans. My mother always cautioned
me to be careful how I meddled with edge
tools. cannot 60.
Ill am rather delicate must have a
fire in my chamber; couldn't live in a tent;
must have my mulled wine at ten ; besides,
what should do for lobster salad and
broiled oysters Pray have me excused.
". When l was poor / could not re.
strain my patriotism; but somehow or 9th.
er it has lot troubled me much of late
This war has lasted long enough. I have
married rich wife. cannot GO.
V. Talk not to me about your dccor,m
est pro patyia mori. I've no notion of it
| want none OF your d,iceS and ,iecorums
My maxim is, dun, riuimuS rivinus l
bought couple of trotters last week-cost
me $4,000. Guess | shan't 90 while the
sleigbing lasts.
VI. canuot deny it, the smell of buant
gunpowder acts.like cathartic oD my stom-
ach and bowels Have me excused i'm.
medialoly.
VII. My heart is with our gallant
troops, No tongue can tell how long to
join the Army. But, when refer to the
subject my poor wife goes into hy sterics
"Dearest Eeezer,' she cries "have yor
the heart to leave your own, your deares
Jeru,ha Matilda Anne y and over sh,
goes, tossing up her arms, aud kicking ou
her legs,i all possessed. 1t is irrestis
sibls. l give it up. cannot 60
VIII. I have no time for it. The very
few hours can spare from eating, drink
ing, smoking, and sleeping, give 10 tn
fine arts. War is not one of these. woul,
be excused.
TX. l should 60, were it not for my re
ligious scruples on the subject of war
Often, as l have been sitting all alone, i
my distiIlery, something within has toll
me that war was wrong-probably tn
workings of the spirit-I cannot 60.
X.1 have consulted the spirit OF old MI
Pitcher, of Lynn, aud am assured that,
D | went, l should certainly run away an
r be shot in my back settlements. Ofeour;
= I can otgo
4 XI. My mind is in very unsettled stat
3 Upon every confederate success I am a
e for secession and upon every Union VII
, tory am for crushing the rebellion
once. II the war was over, | think
t might be tempted to volunteer but | Cal
G not as matters are at present. When
8 read the little kilograms as they a
q brought in at the insurance Office, if ii
I tidings are 10 favor of JEFF find mysel
D.. almost unconcously, nodding and win
ing significantly at Major Fiddler, wh
goes for secession and if the news is u
It favorable to the rebellion, my hand seer
q of its own accord to grasp that Of Deacc
q Blunt, and and 'the Lord be thanked
IS slips out of my mouth before | know VIII
= aM saying. must be excused.
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Das- Mrs, Boggs says that she observes
the people in the legislature have put her
poor peighbor, Mr., Grown, on standing
committee. which will be dreadful trial
to him, as he is very weak in the legs, and
never could keep his feet longtime
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|CApE-on Sunday April &c. Hannah NJ, reict OF the late
Christian Cape. aged 81 years H., NJ 100
The funeral will take place from her late residences w. "
Second ave- on Wednesday, May s. at O'Clock p N d.,
The friends of the family and those OF her ~
w Floyd and T.. W. Burr, are respectfully in'tea "
attend.
|COCKs-At Morrsana, May Mrs. Ann Cocks, relict o.
Henry Cocks aged "a e.. ,.l
Funeral from the house Of her son nlaw stephen Anso
RaiIroad.aye opposite SiStl-t at II o'clock ,r,
Trains leave Harlem Railroad depot Fouraye. ana twenty
sxthst, Al lO:3J ,..
The remain. vii be taken to Oyster Bay for inerment
!GRIFFlN-On Monday May !, Lydia, widow oil the late
George Griffin. in the 8ld year Of her age . -,
Tie relatives and friends of the family are lnFieu 70
her funeral residence No. 10 West IWeheIn
st., on Thursday afternoon the ih inst at O'Clock
McCUTCHEN-On Tuesday, May Hugh MeCutchen' aged
90 years, months and II days ,,
The relatives and friends Of family respectfully invited
10 attend the funeral from lis late residence No Il! IVES,
fShtseh't on Thursday Afternoon tho an in''i d.
O'CLOCK without further invitation.
MuhDoCk7On Monday May after short Illness, How
Ell r.. Murdock aged 80 years.
h trends OF the family invited attend the funeral on
hsu afternoon the 4h inst, at o'clock from the resi-
dence OF ms iather Carey Murdock No. IL East Thirty
Y tniTdst "
this city, Tuesday May Francis IT, Rug
ge consul Of the United states at jamaica seth year
Of his age.
His remains will be taken to Vermont for burial
5WHlIELf-ln this city Monday May l. Elizabeth
Whitley, aged 81 years. months and days
Funeral will take place the residence Of the family
No ~ West Twentyouh st.. Il III. to-day WED
nesday. The relatives aud friends Of the family resp,
fully Invited 10 attend.
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but ont of and other such Issues OF Madame Rumor,
a great amountjof bogus capital is made here and in
England BY few malicious. who hate and by some
few of the wofully alle-statesmen, but who fear
(psrty because they know bow i'll they treated when
we seemed down)-in the which bogus capital funds
very many innocents very ready to invest their be
lief passions, etc.
Emperor Napoleon ia going over TO Algeria next
week. TO stay any time from ten days to two months,
for the sake of his HEALTH which he to recover
srsenc.suphur springs in those paris for the sake OF
studying tie insouble problem how TO COLOMBO IT last
Algeria these variations ofengt end purpose Of visit
please pat to the account Of "wonlormed" writers in
the very Government papers themselves, let alone
highly intelligent cub.takers and correspondents Of
foreign journals know little the matter as the
best OF them. SO far the health talk goes 1t seems
enough that his Majesty has been rather Ealing
most folks Of his years like to be- for the past
few months; but seeing that he on horseback at
military review day this week. for four hours on
stretch venture to extend the doubt entertained
against the most positively ilinformed parties Che
managing editor of The london Toses among the
resD in lsJC-7 as to the fatally rapid breaking down
Of his Niajestys spinal column or narrower other
substantial parts.
Sad Car Alexander of Russia hurried through, or
rather past Paris to day his way Nice where iii
feared. his eldest son lies dying OF dead.
The sensation worked up by exaggerated. confused
reports NJ ravagng disease in ST. Petersburg and other
parts Of Russia, is dying away.
Our delightful April weather as exceptional in it.
degree and continuity of warmth for twenty days
as the unbroken cold foul weather OF all February and
March is worth noting.
New books, and some other novelties worth mention
Sng must take the go-by for this bout
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DIED..

REMAN-on Tuesday, May Capt Spencer Bemsn In the
Tho tye aud friends Of the deceased respectfully in
,d 10 attend the funeral from his late residence No O
West Fourty fouTths this "wednesday afternoon at
o'clock.
ppo\yNFII-At Warren, Somerset Co., N. j. Monday
Nav l. after painful Illness with cancer jane wife Of
Amos X. Brownell, late Of this city.
|RRINKFRHOFF-Suddenly, Monday, May !. at Eas,
Fshki Dutchess Co.. Diana, wife OFT Van Wyck Brink
erhoh.
Rnyes and friends Of the family respectfully invited ia
attend funeral from Hopewe Church Thursdsy the
4th inst, at o'clock p. m.
Carriage. will be in waiting at F.hs depot upon arrival oil
the I a. III. train from New-Yors
BoOTT-On Tvesdsy May 2, Henry Nelson Booth, In the
29th year Of his age.
The funeral will take place from the residence OF bis uncle
No 1851 Fat Thirty second st. at 0o'elock on Friday morn
Ing Friends aud acquantancss respectfully Invited 10
attend.
|BENNEYOn Tuesday Maya Harriet, widow OF the late
Thomas Benney. Ia III. 69th year OF her age .
The relatives and friends of the family invited 20 Mteno
the funeral from her late residence No. Bl Ninusvo on
ThuIsdav afternoon. u o'clock.
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To tho Editor u The ~ Y T,itun@

T0 fT1 U1 Vr ~. y
SIR: MY attention has been called to your Ions
communication from Beverly Tucker, touching m.
letter from Washington Of the Goth inst
DO you observe that through his column OF vaporlne
MIR. Tucker does not deny single statement OF mine
Every word Of tho letter TO which ho takes exception
can be fully subsantated But did not charge that 1T
,xas connected with Jacob Thompson. or that he wal
coonizant of tho Presidents assassination.
If Mr. Tucker had been lighting in the held with III
brother Rebels for the last four years instead OF houhu
inc them on from his safe Richmond or Canadiii
refuge he would not indulge at this late day IN inc on
plantation Wandering about New'Englnnd coward'ce
1t is devouty to be hoped that lie rH ysit New iorA
where the manly spirit Of ircemen rises above 'h'
meaner passions Of our race"
Your OccAsIosAL CONFECTIONERY
Washin9toR. May J, lco5.
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|lHE FUNERAL OF Mr.. LOUIS BARKER o

|IHE FUNERAL OF Mr.. LOUIS BARKER Of
HOOK and Ladder Company No. took place yesterday
afternoon at O'clock at the house of the above Com
pany IN Anityst The funeral ceremony was conducted
by the Rev. DR.. bowling. in the presence OF larry,
number OF ladies and gentlemen. The remains wer,
taken TO the Firemens buryng ground IN Greenwoo,
Cemetery for interment The procession composed
Of delegations nom the several Fire Companies. Tn
Fire Department banner carried by the members
Thrty-oght Hose Company, and the members Of th
Company 20 which tie deceased belonged acted as pail
bearers. It will be remembered that Mr.. Barker fe
dead while going TO "A fire last Saturday evening-it
supposed from heart disease. lie % years of age
and bad served second lieutenant in the Second New
York CaYalIy.
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fAdvertisenentl

DYSPEPSIA AND FITS!-A sure cure for these
distressing compantsis made known In Treatise
on Foreign aud Native Herbal Preparations, published
by DR.. O. Phelps BROWN The prescription was fur
nished him IN such psoydential manner that be can
not cOnscienousy refuse 10 make IL known as IL has
cured everybody who used it, never having failed In
single case. il is equally in cases OF Fits as Of
Dyspepsia; ard the Ingredients may be fonnd IN any
drug store Sent To all on the receipt Of five cents
to prepay postage. Address DIR. q. PHELPS BROWN.
no. " Grand.st.. jersey City New.Jersey.
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Douglas Montreal; and c. H. Richardson, New.
orieans are guests at tie Hoffman House
s. d. Caldwell and family Fredonia; James Malcolm.
Ehshhdi u: Whitney Philadelphia; Vim. w. Wright,
ueheIai and j. Il. Tutbridge and lady Baltimore are
stopping at the Metropolitan Hotel.
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lIoiel ArriXals.

Gov. Reuben +. Fenton and daughter NEW
York; the Hons. d. Moore Eewburgh; Chas. nuen ~
TROY, A. Van yechten and son. Albany ana ~ 80,
w Arlington Atec Philadelphia are stopping ~ '"'
Astor House. o,,, N
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PgRsoYAL.-The Hon. Fernando Wood, Ms
and Miss Wood were the guests Of the Lord Mayor Oh
London at the banquet at the Mansion House. Oh '"'
nth ult Mr. Wood made no speech on that oeoas'on
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uARRIE ID.

,,ur ucr.NF-A Sing Sing N. Y, on Monday, May l,
~ Ry r. IIermanco. Theodore Pine Of Sla'sena springs
and Miss Phebe A. AcLane Of tho former place. No
cards .
vtrrr- McMILLIN-On Saturday. April % by the Rev.
usnry stewart, Georg, " White and Mary b. McSiillin
iii of I'M. city. No cards.
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Business Notices.

TIE REMARKABLE PROPERTIES or Browns
introduced The demand them has steadily increased aud
purely upon their merits they have found favor with
those. WHO from Pulmonary Bronchial, Ashmatic com
pains require them For Cough. and Colds they efca
cious
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ELECTRICITY

ELECTRICITY invisbly connected protects
yonr windows and doors from burglars rings y0ur table
bell coachman bell and servants bell. No. lge Broad
wav L. HOLMES.
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IAdveriisement.l

ADVERTISEMENT
LORDS Cleaning and Dyeng Establishment,
Garments beautifully cleaned. $50 roome.st cor. Bway
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fAdvertisement
Gents all wool Suits, SIS.
Boys all wool Suits 81, at /. V. BRoKAw's.
No. q Fourth.aye.. and No. G. Lafayette-place.
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fAdvertisemen,

Advertisement
JEPFERS, No. 573 Broadway, is the BEST place
TO buy Ladies' and Childrens Boots and Shoes. lie /
selling at about one-half last years prices.
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In Hoe Vinces.

In Hoe vinces.
ROMAINE'S CRIMEAN BITTERS'
RHEUMATISM.
NEURALGIA
NEURALGIA.
The evidences Of the extraordinary medicinal qualities Of
this scientific preparation daily accumulate and TO such an er.
ten, from all sources that compelled to pnocstioo
within the confined limits newspaper column, to dvids
the testimonials under the several heads of DYSPEPSIA FE
YER AND AGUE. NEURALGIA, RHEUMATIsMs.
TONIC, &c. To-day we are limitedto
.
RHEUMATISM AND NEURALGIA.
We wish to mislead none therefore we frankly say has
II either Of the above complaints have assumed chronic
rm our compound will essentially relieve but not radically
r, In recen. cases and occasional attacks however tho
have proved prompt remedy aud their daily use
.uaa quantities, will act as preventive The following
testimonials warrant this statement:
RHEUMATISM.
O. W. Plat. esq Assistant Assessor Internal Revenue
Fourth District New-York says 81 am from the nature
duties exposed all the different phases Of weather often
saturated to the person feet &c. and have conse
quence been afflicted with colds chilli. etc. aud for long
time with RHEUxArIsni but since taking the Crmesn Bit
tiers have felt none Of the effects of bad weather, AID my
RnEuxArIsx has entirely disappeared
Ny son. in the army Of Cen Grant writes to me
follows: "Faber when opportunity offers do not fail to
send me some Crmean for you cannot imagine what
ready relief they are after exposure. never alarmed
about sleeping the ground getting wet If use them"
Iwi here state that this home sick leave, al.
most skeleton single bottle restored his appetite and
strength SO that in two weeks he pronounced able join
his battery.
NEURALGIA.
NEWARK. N. J.. May, 0, 1862
GENTLEMEN have used your Crmean Biiiers and have
found great benefit in my iauye'peciy for Neu-
raya and General Debility.
1t gives great pleasure to attest to its good qualities and
| believe 1t will prove great public good
THEo. MEAD, with Condit Hsnson)
NEURALGIA.
JERSEY CITY jan 2 1864.
GENTS: have been for two years past much afflicted I"
with neuralgia in the back Of neck and head
and had used all the usual remedies for that disease
scbed by my physician, but without permanent rebel
am happy to state the OF bottle of your Crmean
Blte petey subdued the complaint and have noe
experienced any attack since
CHARLES WILLIAMS, No. II Mercerst-
DIRECTIONS FOR USE.
For ladies. table spoonful every hour and increase -
experience dictates for adult males, more.
Sold by druggists
MILLER L CO., PropristOrs
Depot No 40 Li5erty-st.. New-York
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lAdvcrtisemeut.l
CORNs BUNIONs. ENLARGED JOINTS and al
Aeae. Of he feet cured BY Dr. ZAcHARIg No 100 Broadwsy
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For SALE EyERYwHERs

IL. X. X.
RAILWAYS RENOvATING RESOLvENr is the greas
constitutional remedy 1t heals old puhes the blood,
nss within the system renewed health, and resolves and
s,ernpates all chronic and constitutional diseases 1t viii
eactusy eradicate from the system all scrouou' and can
cerous affections nodes ulcers csnkes rlsh letters
fever sores sat rheu diseases and all other diseases
arising from an impure of the blood RADwAf Co..
No al Maiden lane Sold by druggiets.
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DIED OF MS INJURIEs.-A machin'st nsmei
william II. Cunnii ehsm, WIS Injured On loirI Of
the l. $. steamer Union, iying of I Navv Yard on
Wcdno day aiie noon. III, ioe was fmpui't.i oier
which he vi, CONVEYED to he CITY Hespi a, vLe.o
be r'ef. Tho iocoasei ielvos D fi'fy.
TROUBLE AT THE Navy YARD.-Iohn NJ K
,on maslor loi!et niafer IN 'hc Navy Ylid Ftrrk
f'ill7 cnn!orcI IN ne sarc tc2l'ueat; ". D..
Hel mott master pattern maker sad John X.
fn's6tn' Tic 'o.'nan o. Tic tht9, ro tir'sicd ~
TIE Us. N'isLsL un Thur.sl.. On complaint Of Jss.
Gaze WHO c1nr % th,m pho covering . nun tor
Of Gtcles 'c.ourirs 10 tho mites s',ie,, IN Il cir
or vac. u T. ale ei that 'hey made l'ob ct,e h,
tool the.'. &c, In lll valued 81 tovecn ~ ~ tnd
sf'"' Tie secured sate lail ios their p2acft ice
lc'ote tho T.. Corrirs.oner
fNEncGsEs are being hsd In tho Public
sclools Of BIO preparatory % 'hc summer vara.
ton W hich will continue un'I the si-eck IN sep
rler
lie NAMING TIT STREETS. The Common
Council Commute on ihi, tui iect, are holding
meoilnrs In c6c- 10 Obtain the ve~s Of ci,zcns in
relation TO the project Of re naming ind re-nuul er-
Inc tho 4 eep
DEATH or A CLHRG lyman The Rcv. New
ton Heron dlod suddenly ut NJ. residence Of srpo-
piery Tho dscea'ed wa, pastor Of the State s,,eet
ILuIch over hich he hes etitcd for the pest Eve
yeas - hal teen 81 fot some day. conn lning
VERY much ~ o. n,ular fee iu~ a out the head gnd
TFis ~ The h'oas'. He We Walk w bis rom.
Ron he rCmfI bod 10 hs ~ife q he 'elt sten' CIV.
h'' sprnn" N him and nal ell lew urcriionr. vhen
ne sank ~ lie 0frs end ronn expired. NJ HCfpn
VS. iears % A'e md q'ive Of Philafe'phe llis
,er aims VII lie taken 10 thai ely for mtouLent on
Monday next.
The Cypress IiIrts ROAD OuTRAGF.--
Tie even younf men Who ve'e suesod for being
concerned IN tho disbocL ouirsre on Ms Rom
ALcn, On 'he 8'th int. were yes'erdsv committed
~ JWtre Vale ~ await the action of The Grind
dn't. Inc cvi,eycc !. oueht toih on the eNanin
Lol SO ~ ttfo 'ilug thAfHc'C-, aud unfit ot uIh
O. 'cn VI 'uinals tfe all NounV men a ftm II
~ iesr,. " e." nFros n'e WI u ~ In 'er'i or
Nniolo Finu'-, Nu,u.iut Agth. 4 FuE NsuHrer,
Joseph beariu. Mich al schul er,, and jacob Metz.
ger.
SERIOUS CHARCrs.--Ycstcrday afternoon,
oNc" Mcfarland o, tho i6iA precinct aues.ol JOHN
Ici.et d No. 80 sor'h 4th stCoL L. d.. Who IL
ohotred hy Mise Harriet lHtd, residing In ncoln
Place :. y. Win accomplish ne her ruin under
u usucf k,,e y a. or'on its,jine n 70. Z North
second slo csufc' ''c gtC-' Of Fdvntt Mtickrs-
'tuu' q ru. hu, y e I'i' o.. ructcs,Vd IN accom-
u 'h',F lgr ~ % rrfe rute Of mr. tihgC. The Hfl
~ pc''ed l4 ilI I'ritt iuG s'rgs md 4 Ia I
for LDN.tr g. Justice 1nil. uho isUcI rarIfh' for
lis met; lu' It IL siacl, y. diving he htra ct
l.rcG, ic w"n'rei tCcva. e. he cIcrr until ycster-
ca hon Io we lffe'tci and locked up.
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MARINE nEWS.
Juir Observation-Disclosures "a


10 700 -'' '''~. owe
CLEARED.
STFtHS1IiPS- Louisiana, Liverpool; America
Is cmr1, tu's ca. lIa,.rp Ian o., -ty ruJh; Nrt 'lh
ttpVrns. BlltinoI' I,d &, SHtuul. 81. . o.. o.0 BAIT
sili-foik'o-u, Dr.,cr, .or on on.
BARI-iirm'c', snow, for s'n F.uncl'ro.
Garden q SuoMrcss. tos Be-: tuttsf low oU,
Zee, Isufo r; HCsfC 81 Jghus, y /; lea -
inei mGou, y.
fCU00NrEs-G Z c 81 .rohn, y n. Grlc.t B,nt.
60 "a; " an Dc T. lido poIt, & u, A.J..lar., { ia :
y boiccn, Boston; Z. spar l4ivson, New Haven.
ARRIVED.
STEAMSHIPS Hayti Nc-r CIR. G. cssrc-tc
10 itnL Maine; Jolu g.. an, - 4shIrrf0u. - G.,
ItA J Blfues O.iefnf, Cl-tan4ri, y q lruls
sH.P-Hrprcv ater lvcfpoo'. intsc p i.ca.,. >.
NAEES -Nhdda'eus, " '',eillc.. l. lic k.iih Hrt.
emo. ~; L. mp'ii e., Duloi, Is L. Kat Saith, H.
~ 80 JOHN Ken, & GeuAF; atfle. "t'rfUio: tint
~ % en on; lc4. q, hefrin Auceiu.. L. .sLr.It.
May uc etc : yuE Aplncou I, tBIi ~ Havana.
liiuc"@ Royal, CoinN ails; W tch, CaideLhs.
HAl r--Fortuna. Cror-o: Oriental Gov Biv, W.
teI', Ben uit; josephine, Gov Ia; Edwgru, do, Al
"a. IT, q JaEtltu. enniuaIs SlauG Ann, Npu,i'r.
llrs ca. Acu, i,as; " lLC,tCf, CIV III. PAM (:
a.. uAniI'o: NAn0e-st, 81 AnaIebL n IS, brig L. "a
tiittf .,cu on lis.
sCHuuNtR. O,snna iinr-n: w + R.tohls
10 rins :; No. e. e. foIfo b i h Cave, Cow 49, (;
ace Ih =; NJ" fs'konbr.r, fios4 ,lot; ADELAIDE
sol C.fc'; Cor a"ct GU, New Iol4oi 500 Eol GU; e
{ lc..fon, 10. BE iuId \ Cr.tit HsItfo d for
~ q q AtCr., tATIl, L d, ~ i,r I'm. a.c.phii;
y hati' u ~ or; san! Jul', P0i aIa; IA fGs-
kiit' New ila'ea; Moonlight Beaufort.
BtLt W-Br & Ivt.lrr, Cow Bay: Cushlnr A NJ
ula,' JohA e." FIN { SEQ. bIisa SEQ; q li-nkln
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me- "a. .1'-'l .-z,ar g, c.I-ulsfi.-col TIA, nov
surgind Sir. Baulr. The rieat 'thowrnen" did
no, appoJ dow col. Dc -rPiccinted the k1dnc~ OF
his fllow citizen. nd 10 a.. icclsiei LA intention
q bgiIe ns n NusclIn TINT should DC lie piilo OF
neu Y0-k CITY.
carr rro'' ~. rsrvtv
G. utsful for tho uniy.isI fcs,',r q svmpathy
erpr, cd fof the los - TIC A'n'Tr.n Aur'url. aud
mo- nr1.ndfil Of the irmense p,trouaeo which hiss
ieen i,siovod upon ny 'G8ris 10 peare 'or the last
quarter u q century. hsvr tcso'vt', In compliance
With uur orois requests TO efcc mmoiisie'y in this
CT mu.oII1 With II ru ornament 10 cur gIsat
mctitp,' nui on homo. 20 be crr1t.v. An .xre.i-
ebce twci'y I've vcsls yin cradle ne insit months
or nsinrrl history v h Oh adornoa my lIio musfum.
md ON historical societies Gnd ohef fOuices ithn
Tho RsSoa,ot,v car and ohcr T ee, %beR nT 0
L'en destfr;el. For yeSrF ! have tern ohli ed.
for wnnt OF room rci,c' pisuy iHre ind vrlualo
ruriosdes stored IN the museums and private
collections Of europe, which | shall now have
pub aud ndss s'S S inc & srre
many month clapv .hall, II lie be pared, opop
10 the public a POPULAR place Of init uciion and
smusem"nt infinitely more extensive commodious
end interesting than any ever he'oie known upon
,hs continent; ! shall despatch .1soi., sgeut 30
colt IN order o carry ont with buhness rCpTetenta-
uses abroad the above plan.
In the me antine, In order 70 rive employment 20
my dramatic company and other attaches OF tho Mr.
.eun. who a:e dependent upon such enrafemonts
torrance ofthe snoce .iu pan'omino lately produced
Z. the Mu,euIn, In conn ection with the li,ins cufi
b, secured TOR the purpose. This, trust viii he In
The publie's obedent servant,
80 Chamber strict Now York, July IL 1873.
TnS LoesEs.
fhe ,pers vcre all In error, ~ 10 the amount Of
inurInoo and loes Of Mr. Baruum. Tho amount Of
nj, insurance tho contents Of the building wrr only
asgnA