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New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-26
EOR NEW-BAvEN, HARTFORD and
l. sPRIN0fIELD.-stssm~s lesvs Prcishp Tor New
haven st 3:is and II D. NJ Sundays .Iceptsdl
HUDSON RIVER and HARLEM RAIL.

HUDSON RIVER and HARLEM RAIL
IL ROAp-On and after Monday. Nov.6 trains for Albany
aud Troy eetips vi Northern End Western trans, VIII
lssv~ New. orb o. i1llowG ,
1880 m Wis Hudson River Railroad Thriiethst and
Tenrhgye conueci ing with trsius Nortb aud West
lOs H. vie hudson River Railroad, connecting with Nortn'
ern and We~eIr trains. =,
ia m vi. Hasrm RaIoad Tveuty-.iSh.st. ond Fourth
ave, come ting with trains Tor Nurtb aud West
800 D. via udson River Rs road connecting al Troy
with tram for Nohr-u with slrepins'c@r. attached -,
tp. u via Iisrhfn Raj road. connecting VITA western
trains. Slrepin,-cars atschrt at Albany
6p m. fiudson Kyer Rsrisd: se-pingcar from New
Buffalo sd sn,pen.ion B'ds. without cnanie ih''
tsn OF Sundays.
n u wa Hudson River Railroad with scepngcars st
tschrd come Albany and Troy with morning 'fain'
for Moth aud West. .
WI H. VANDERBILT, yIcePr,siient
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'THE HORACE WATERS Grand. Square.
Il ,nl Upright PIANOS. AELODHOsS and 'CABI.
NET ORGANS whsessle and stsiL To si. and rem, ii
iowed purcLs1ed Monthly paymes received for the SANE.
rseondhsnd raoes a bgssos hoa Sea 70 8zso Factory
psno' PisHo. tnB-d Sheet Music s,ts sosd At n cent,
e. Fas Bs0okyH asoin' Ss3 sil0ss, wsy Dine Saving.
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proposals.
OvYIcn ~ rus DrPoT or,RrsRs,-TEr !
FoKr LFsvzSwoRrH, hnn'a.. Dr' ~ W >
DROPOSAJ.S FOR ARMY TRANSPORT

OvYIcI ~ rus DrPoT Qr,RrgRs,-rEr.
FoKr LFAvzNwoRTH hhnss.. Dr' ~, u >
PROPOSALS FOR ARMY IRANSPORTA-
i hon ed Propas-.s viii hs rrcrVr at tis oiAc'
uit " O'Clock ho Bat day Of JsHnsfy 100 isr h, us,,
pVrt.ii'n o ~ iISy .apPies during he yr-' 100 Oh Tue ''
Torrs 40 from Fort, en'rorth L.snic ad Riley
nk Of ~, Ms-opri River, norih OF Fort
nh and south Of si'ud- " drge-s nnth o sj
ps.,s .t.ts b. estbiii 81 70 the 1efrt1
.. of Sssl. Dsco'ah. Idaho aud t,h. san of a,.d'
dry,. nor1, and ca. oflsasied" 10 d.,rs rr'' s.a -
.as the per leo poun-' 100 n.. At ~hish 70,
vii spor .d Horr. in e'ch fte months from Apri ID
4, s,pi.nb~r iuc.unv~, 81 The yer nsS ~,
kourE No. s-Ffca Fo'ts L-av-pworh and hlry; IN ,he
fiat of ksnss aud 'i1 o~n of ken''s IN The state ~
Mseud posts atiODs tsi are - may IL '.t.n'
E,d IN tie sis u ksnss' or h tae frriorV OF
.ouih e sod. ~ d,s'.s n9;ia d,s"i.E supplies % o,
tLat nsy issu-o n that Territory to for, osTsh ana
TO ay otter point ~ p az, 90 t.r i.e s al
port aid Ia each Of the months !fom Am TO srp'en'
brr nrip,iv- Of Tho year 1876
Roc !. No. s-Fron tot I mon or such oh.r depot a.
nsy be- .,tbl.hrd Ia the irrory Of New Mexico to az
po,' that may be established in ths territory 1nj
10 such posts stations Insy be dcsis@d ia the erofy
Of and State fT'Ta west OF longiuir 100 dre'
Bidder, state The rte per 80 pond' PH, co ms
lom June to Noy,ulb'T inclusive. of 10" year luo'.
rhr wisb.:to be tnnspored ssch yss will not sIrecd
0c Vc pounds IN ronie No l3V""oO Ponhcs on fo1'r
no. 2 and 5.op,uo or route No. T.
No odd uo!i I rritss- will he paid for the Transports
,on Of baco Lard bread pine lumber shingles oi sy oh'f
li5der, .hould civ. tleir In fi well as iheI
hy bond u the Thousand dout' gn'd by TWO or
more r,sronbr parsons guaranteed t In case contract
avoided tor mrntionsd "A the pfrpossl to the
parties propofns VIII be- pied aud entered
iio end good and fufic. -eeury furnished by nd par
t, IA seco dsus. With the terms ~ tbs sJV-r senen.
The Of bonds ,quIFed from tho contractors will be
A. follows: ...
o. Route No. Jo
On Route No. 'OnoO
Satisfactory evidence OF Tic loyalty snd 'oyen'y oi each
bii3ss and 1sr'ou oe;Isd jrca'iiy viii be TeqaIsd
Propossls nust b. inaored: =. .,
PROPOSE, Tor Army lran,rariaion On Route No -
CT O. the be- sni none VIII be entertain u
s, they fully comply with s the requirements OF hi' sd'ef
tsrl.rDt- .,--,.-
Parties 10 whom awsY1. made mns be prepared 10 exc
eut contracts once aud give the required bond Tor the
faithful Performance Of the Sam a.
Cou,rs. will be made sbcct TO the approval ~ tho Quar-
General but the hight Ia resersed to reject any or
all bids that nay be offered
must be- in readiness for service by ;he Let dey
OF April 6d aud they viii he requed 70 haze place o.
or agency the yuiy Of foits Leeyenn orth
aud Union sai other dpos tbs, may be .staDish.d o.
which may bc atei with promptly and readily
By order Of tho luar'sfrn,s;rr General.
j. A. POfihR Colonc, AMI Chief QnareTms'l'r
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CAFETY, SPEED. AND COMFORT.

CAFETY, SPEED. AND COMFUisT.
FOR BOSTON, .
wORCEaTIR PALMER FlTCHRtR0t NASHUA,
LOW ELL, CONCORD. THE WHITE M0USTAlSt
AND INTERMEDIATE POINTS.
The new and stsinch stesnses Of tbs Norwich line,
CITY OF BOSTON aud CITY OF hEW.fOaK'
ksvs New orb daily fSundays cIcsp-dL O'Clock p No.
uom Pi.I No. % North Gvrr fool Of Nsstry st,
FOR NEW LONDON. -,
thsrs with The Stssmbos Espssa Train nom shs
sbovo points via korwch and Worc-ssr Boston and Wor.
ss,te Worcester and Nshus and New London and Sofhsfa
Crirht tsies silss lowest For nforusuca Inquire
of T. 3. MARTIN, Agent Gu the PieL
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Amusemenis.
WALLACKs.
w Proprietor and Manager. .. .Mr LESTER WALLAC

w Proprietor and Manager. mir LESTER WALLACK
trHrs EsrAbLsHxEsr LOIS NOT .pvrRrIsE IN rua
EBw'YohK HERALDD
Openst n o'clock. Begins stS.
TONIGHT (rUESDAY)
first time this season tue c.-ba,rd FIVE act Comedy by
MORA ON, sthot Of Speed the Hugh" "Cure Tor tue
Heoueche" y" School OF IL orn." &C.
SECRETS WORTH KNOWING,
with gan. Scenery, Appropriate Dres es and Novel Dis
ttibuiion.
RO sTRUM (6rs tiIne her-). ..Mr. FREDERIC ROBINSON
NICHOLAS kJE...............Nr. LnaULES FISHER
MARK SMITH
UNI E..................AiE OEOkUE HOLLAND
PLET .Mr. 1OUNO
uRRt tll.LE.................."... b. u NlNOUOLD
bUTi bhAHAM
M, rOI r.
COACH w m
Mrs GttIILt - p.u ~
ROSE SYDNEY "'s- ~. II !.
50 ALIY Dow iGt1."...,.....'s'Nr. JSti S.,. os
COOh...
WEDNESDAY, uLird time h. season,,
LOVES SACklfltE L.
Mr. WaIlach has received from London play by
MR TON TAYLOR,
founded Miss BIsudons ceebrs;ed WORK, known nero
the Oucssts, to ~ entitled
HENRY DUNBAR .
which II bo ,oon produceI wi New Scenery Music, &c
GREAT CAST.
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BROADWAY THEATER. BEGINS "a

BROADWAY TUEATER. BEGINS "a.
ID GRAND HOLIDAY 60 tBiNhTlUS
LAST WEEK trc ONE A
OF tie G.eat Coi-iis
Mr. r. ). CbA.FkAU,
who vii apue'r - ..
EVERY NIGHT THIS WEEK,
In his VI lenOas cbsrlci, ,gEalipus oi
NOSE AND sAh
To commence with the lwosct local drsula Of
NOSE.
10 conclude with the brilliant COMEDY OF
SAM.
lla
On flfDAf ~ IN No, DEC. I9
BFNEFIT OF DE WALDEN, AufhUl or SAM"
18TH SAM MATINEE. SATURDAY DEC. 20
Tho eminent coulsfisn Mr.. JOHN r. OWENS, appears a.
this Th-atr. JASUARf&
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-26

DORTLAND STEAMSHIPS-CHANG Of
i pIfn-rL- bu ines. u the SEW-ENGLAND SCREW
STEAMSHIP CO.'S PORTLAND Lin. of steamers VII be
removed on July l. 1896 frein Pier NJ. Sorh Kser 70
Pier No. % East River foot Of Market It. The new wharf a
covered with substantial water proof building. sh9dns
t.orou ush protection TO inward aud outward tllgo's
H. B CROMWELL Co., No. u Ncsts-
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CTEPHEN MASSETT.
"DBlFTING ABOUT"
COOPER INSTITUTE WEDNESDAY NIGHT
EARRERs WATER COLOR DRAWINGS
l. are now on EXHIBITION ss GOUPiLS GALLERY.
No. 1,2 Broadway,

DRYANT's
ID MECHANICS HALL, No. an Broadway, above Grand
MONDAY Dee. IS sni during the week -
IMMENSE SUCCESS. EVERYTHING NEW.
ICI ON PARLE fRANCAiS
DAN BRYANT'S SIT ZIP SPEECH. Miscnievous Monkey.
IN and Out Of Plsco. Lord Dundreary On Q Lark-
BLACK-EYED WILLIAM.
William Henry erbestsn Tai. BRYANT
PsQas,ts ~ Family Crcls, 20 eta Private Boxes -
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STEAMBOATS, ano Railroads.

CAFETY SWITCH.
y The attention Of Railroad men l. called 10 pC,tsn,
improvement liz SWITCHES. whereby the safe taaa. Of
tsins secured model Of this inproveent can DO seen
Q, No. 40 Johus.
CTATEN ISLAND FERRY for n. Brighton,
- s. Harbor Factoryvie aud Port Hichmond-s l0s
u ~ 5:Op. IN. 0. il:De M, lS0, $50 y. M NO
freight received sher T..
EOR PROVIDENCE DIRECT.-1he new
and s..nch aide wheel steamer CITY OF PROVIDENCE.
80 tuns buT.rn Geog- u. Hull Commander VII lesvs Pier
No % Noith River, foot Of Jh St, every TUESDAY.
THURSDAY and SATURDAY, stt o'clock. For rsiyht OF
passage apply OH board. fbie ~.
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NEw.JERsEY RAILROAD.-Trs'ns leavo

foot snJt.s. for HfLADELPIiA a. 4 ~ ind Il'p
M. 10 M AMI AID ~ min gut; tor bsLriAons
aud WA-uiNaroS q, znl 1880 ~, r. ~ sid .lhhi
yht Miiay Ticks not receivable IL lbs o. III Tan
or Other psrticuiArs ses bis al othc..
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-26

TIE Orchestra will be under the eshp OF Mr. II. I'
, sin zion. 49, ,,,..,
| AID assisfiIls. - -. .,...,,o,,
OrrhrsiTa ~ iaf 10" ri.y
Dress CIce.....s'' 49,
Es.ony prvair Boxes.......riv., a,d seven Dollars
Private
Doors 4 *. Performer e 20 coulinenceat 1t
Acting g-r and IasufrE. hr ~ ~ nsv's
sta.e NJ .
box Li,e opeu Eom 3s ~. e. ov IA seats secured ak dAys
m adv y,t.re
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NOR NEW.ORLEANS DIRECT-BLACK

L,OR NEW-ORLEANS DIRECT. - The
J. nav and 6r.tcss. stesmAip sEshhNSOCh S:pt'
URDAY Dec. 90 al 3p IN. Passage. win most iaxurion'
$50 For freight or pas,ego apply to IL h.
CROMWELL L. Co, No. Us Westst.
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RAILROAD ofNEw.JERsEY.

~ Oh II TshN INNIIIINVNT' vi w w - W.
IN Train. l~avr J.r--y Cry tor fi.rmont sisi" M
AS 6:Ol o. M The y:l5 Is Monsey. o. Mon
day on.y for fieTmpnt VI b:ij
THOs. ". DEMAREST. Superintendent
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I ICY RUSlirONs
IL NEW YORK THEATER,
No-. s3 and 20 roidway. OPT osir t. WI os hott
TnI- EIttiANf fhEAILh,
which Ia. heeu bni't In the - -
SHORT SPACE or SIXTEEN DNs.
was opened Oh ~riu d ~ evening w.b
I r. GREATtst ECLAr
BY A tiRs i-Cis.S5 'ONfAsf OP
HEW.lURK fANORlrES.
with sheriltns >ieri Z Z ounCy of
IiiE 500 l. rOi sCANpAL,
which 8il, b. reyea'eh ,...,,.,,
gnt further notice. with the i,'o~ n.
PONERt UL ca = -
SIR PETER TEA/IE.......... ...,.h = = li " Al,ok
SIR OLIVER SURfAUk........Mh.. .ARkI PEAdsOS
JOSEPH SURF CE..............hh j. ~ w.. ~ a.
, IARLES - kfACt...,..........MhD D. w. MALLEh
CRAB ~
'sh y:
sIii BENJAliN BACh ,rfE...Ma. y. a tEsfAYEh
RDNLti ~ ~,
hh W, . yy
l. y, W.
SIR hANaN N...........
SIR TOBY ~ ~, "
LADY TEALhE...................i lsJtt ~ naOs
MIR :. i-h.tA
LADY SAEkkN ELL........''..' 20 ~ ~. ".
~ W. iNS'
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~ARgROOMS. Nos. II II FAST FOURTEENTH ST.
Between Union -squsre ard ininrpsos New York
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sth-Ar. .ssr Tho. Martin, Leighton, Nyeri SD ad

1th-Arr schr Thos Martin, Leighton, Nycrh SD IA
Sees nesrr, scbr MarT fyios Bodne yyort
sshxSr ssss @sIs csmSsr@nd Murray sYorl; L Eno.,
put hsr6or bsrEs Fannie Farirdss xYarS; s sne
s5 l i bark Mayo w Nycph
schr Eothen, Murray. Georgetown, SC.
Flying seud ScN.mar sS Reeves Gan
nss 4ssh Ne ca seSr Caroline Kaisht Huckns NYorS
sSsEs Charles ssssSnng
Philadelphia CID brig Ceres Meaidyk Antwerp
1 n sThTs phHgSs SU 81 HowssHd from cruise
S SY
S dSs nss .sS BsSse Rns
% Hsse Rs anS sS Snss
Re ssss az la :s..
S sy noss Sq% D
London
S SHAW So osa pdn
s6ndsr berins SS% BasSman
sp sss Ass au %
rorsnd Eop Bernard and abby wtsop
M Gs FIJI arey
New LonsSn r Lake RIs,sy Eo1sary Evergreen IsIos,
slisr XspcnssI; Ssdyaisder; Ssssimsn salem; Loas.
.a sns E.s E. asa osa collins:
En- s$ Hasst Fs; s.s E:.lss : ssnSs
ali from boston: r s Grier. Iolles Hartford Borien
Billiard, Saco Elizabeth Edwards. Smith, Danversport
Mercer semers providence Sharp Sharp, and I W God
Msyycy Barrett Gloucester IDAHO Wesco casne
N!h.Arr bark EN-! Brem) Fickle NYork briys Henry
TOM schrs Emene Haght Howes Wellasss Charm Chase.
and Isaac Rich Crowe Boston; Godfrey. Godfrey do
Steciman steemap Egg Harbor steamer Sarah, Jones'.
Hartford Below bark Queen OF Scots, from LIVERPOOL
28th-Arr steamer Norman, Baker, BostOn barks Queen
Br Lockhar LiverPo9l; Ellen stevens Wi!han
NYOrk; brgs Prescott Mills New London; kirpys
Outerbrdge; Nichols Philbrooki Foster Gupi; John
Avies Tracey and VIM Creeyy GodMfsy, sosor Win0ns.
Com Kearncy Roberts; Izetts Eaton Litchled Crock
Atlantic Grant Bangor Stevens Nickerson stOnhIns
ton. Cid brig w Harris Br) Dawson Marseles; schrs
DR. Kane, Ryder Danyersport Chilo Hathorn, Bath y
CIV May May, FAN River; n, Brayton; MiiGen Prov
dence Frank Herbert Crowell, do; @ Hall Doughty peh
toni Sophia Wilson, Novel;; Tre higg i paz,
mouth MI; Trudel (newJ Timmins Newport; Went TO
9Th, shipJ Harris for Sydney MS bark rhos Dai-
lett Lucuayr brig Cuba, for Maanzas; and Others .
san FRANCISCO. Aug 22-Arr ship Bengal, ihgcIsoil,
Work barks Slas Fish, Brand, do OAKLAND Eacheldcr
Bath.
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Tm0 Cooe Oh MIs REcOCIACk Ne k1OW0s
II was expected that the case Of Mr.. Frederick A.
Howe Of Meadve Crawford county, Pa, arrested some
weeks ago. the complaint Of Nathaniel z. Sheldon,
Of this city, charged with false pretences would up
for examination before Justice Bowling at the Tombs
yesterday morning at nine O'Clock. At the time ap-
pointed however, all parties interested present
cept Mr. Sheldon, the complainant Mr.. John Sedgwick
counsel for the complainant applied for postponement
of the examination the ground that Mr. Sheldon
lying sick with darrhea in Delhi Delaware county, this
State and the time he read afidavits from his
client and the physician In whose charge he show
ing that Sheldon was ILL.,
John Van voorhis, Jr., Of Rochester, counsel for
Mr.. Howe in opposition to the motion made by Mr.
Sedgwick said he had doubt but that Mr. Sheldon had
attack diarrhOea and thought he would be Ill with
that other disease time his presence
required court to prosecute the complaint against Mr.
Howe. He did not believe that the complainant could
be induced TO put in an appearance again. Mr.. Van
Voorhs said his client had come about SIX hundred miles
an expense of three thousand dollars and thought IL
on again at such enormous expense.
As the motion for postponement seemed to be made in
good faith Justice bowling adjourned the further hearing
ing when he said II must DO proceeded with without
fall. - N1-S,.4s' IT, u :. t-ssss 'a-s~ -
In his affidavit the complainant alleges that Mr.. Howe
defauded him out OF five thousand dollars by OF
false preences by inducing him TO invest in tract Of
oil and timber land in Forest county, Pa which,
charged there was no oil or timber, as represented
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MISCELLAN ECU $.
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.

IN
in PHI
s nd Nv %
and sss By pas se u s
time before concluding to resort to newspaper advertising
81 sns or
the advice Of friends and those who had used
After eighteen years. exertions commencing small
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'nas m s i By nj
IS as advertising bottles
copying am happy 70 state that
n1er 80
that the reputation Of articles not be damaged BY
Knowing That many may read this article who are
guntsd with me append few remark; from those Of ny
psE,2e.l.y soqas ,, will, NJ, Ms,msea e
impressed With HE energy and Integrity snd Ersed at hA
Ninth s:n 6 E$:s:
when on shs day.
ps"ss Rssss%a
hs$ ls sss
a%s .ss
Using merely bringing hs name before the people"
I'VE do no. like to ADVERTISE Worthless war Or scss
yertiscr Mr. Hembold whom have known years.
gradually extend his advertising from year year until he
becomes the largest advert in the United States
satisfied that the statements Ia regard to his articles
correct"
writer reluctantly the above would not
do he not to many; and concludes by
stating the OF his articles and the disease. for which
they have been used by many thousands with completes
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Of memory trembling, dmness Of vision:
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Is pure nuid extract not weak tea infusion IL the
thing needful for all complaints incident females
For particulars send for circular It.
HELMBOLD'S FLUID EXTRACT By,Hst
cures Gravel and Dropsical Swcn~ existing Ia Men Wc
::sn or Children In fact I'm DISEASES requiring the
aid of DinfeIc II Is the greatest Tonic Dureto
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mediate IN its action.
-~ta~ HELMBOLD'S
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HIGHLY CONCENTRATED
bottle equivalent IN strength 10 ono gallon OF the Syrup
OF Decoctlon. 49,
reaches Of the disease Immediately, eype.ng
all HUMORS OF THE BLOOD aud
BEAUTIFYING Thu COMPLEXION s<s
These articles being OF such strength the dose IL
army hospitals and public sanitary institutions throughout
the land.
Sold by al druggists everywhere.
Ask for Hclinbold's Take other
Cut out abe advertisement and send for IT, and by this
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Died.
ADAMs,-In Brooklyn, on Tuesday, August 20, Mrs.
SUsAN vii Of REM Adams

Died.
ADAMs.-In Brooklyn, on Tuesday, August 20, Mrs.
SUSAN H., wife OF Benz Adams.
The friends and relatives OF the family requested to
attend the funeral service her lae residence No 127
York street. this Wednesday, afternoon at five o'clock.
DE- STLvA-In Brooklyn on Tuesday, August 20, MARY
AUGUSTA daughter Of Joseph and Mary Ann De Silva Of
cholera infantum, aged year, months and IL days
The relatives and friends Of the family respectfully
red To attend the funeral from the residence Of her
father, No. 1871 Nassaa street Brooklyn Thursday
afternoon, at half past two o'clock.
Wrap the snow white shroud around her,
Fold her arms across her breast
Lay her gently in the coffin
Our darling Mary Augusta has gone to rest
WnsoN-On Monday, August %, from injuries re-
ceived the Long Island Railroad JOSEPH WILSON, aged
As years.
The relatives and friends of the family respect
fully invited to attend the funeral Thursday after
noon at three o'clock from his late residence, 3Sl Ninth
avenue, Thrtysthrd street. The members Of John
d. Willard Lodge, No. $50, f. and A. H. are also in.
vited.
The members of John D. Willard Lodge, No. $50, +.
and A. NJ, hereby summoned to meet at their rooms
Odd Fellows Hail. Of Centre and Grand Streets
Thursday, at half past o'clock p NJ, TO attend the
funeral Of late brother Joseph Wilson. Punctual
tendance is requested. BY order.
HENRY WILSON, w. NJ
THOMAS J. DREW Secretary.
For Oher Deaths see Second Page.
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Our Returning Veterans.
THE FOURTH NEW HAMPSHIRE.

This regiment, which arrived in the city on Monday
night, left for home yesterday The following list Of
officers -
Lieutenant Colonel F. W. Parker, commanding Adju.
tant, r. W. Chalicc Quartermaser, w. X Norton; Sur
geon, A. w. Wardell; Captains-M. Adams, L. d. Nc
Hussey, J. II Roberts, - Sarsons, Z. Whitford A. l..
Knowlton, G. F. Quimboy, G. w. Hawkins; Lieutenants
L. A. Gay and d. Huntress.
THE FIRST VERMONT ARTILLERY.
Lieutenant Colonel d. J. soford returns In command
of the above regiment, instead of Major r. j. Nichols
previously announced.
THE TENTH CONNECTICUT.
This regiment arrived at the Battery Barracks yesterday
morning, and left for home in the afternoon. They
numbered four hundred men, and were under command
OF Col. \. b greeley. s.rsa
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write my NE and thus exculpae myself Of the greater
part of the crime Till then must suffer in silence for
the wrongs Of others
HIS REQUEST.
Gladwin earnestly requested that the above printed
statementrhoud be given proper publicity. Such It
IT, taken It fell from his ps and the prisoner
hopes that may least exonerate him from of
the charges made against him by misled mistaken
Journalists.
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.a,aJ-s Arrivals YAate76av.

MISUNDERSTANDING Pennsylvania-Jas Downey, Mr.
Heade Mr. stockbrdge Mr. Telford Taylor. Mr. and Mrs
Brooks Mr. C9nran wife and three children Mr. Meotty
Caffeine, DR. Hutchinson. DIR w Hibbin, Davies DR.
Houston, Mr and Mrs Co%enford, Arnsud, Saz.any
Milano, Pianigana, Barberis, Bayley, Squarzi
Lonnenstein Jones, spreadhurg and wife Williams
Mnrtar W jones' Stubs Miss Levy Master Grun.
field Graham and child Miss Norcott Lambert Rev
X Dumphy MrsJ II skinner and two children; Mrs b
Skinner Leary wife and two children Mrs Ida Skinner
and Gye children W Kennedy, Robinson Mrs Mortimer
wife and two children; Miss Brown Gegan Mr. and Mrs
Van Norden Peter Halpn Wofand l0l3in the steerage
WILMI NGToN N C-Steamship Twilight-G Wood, G Lit
tejohn 3 @ Worth and daughter II II nunson Jane Mr.
Hall. Mr. HulbOrce and son. II II Webb, McIntre,
di, Denikc Capt wetssher d W Hardee, Fanner, J
Stanley, Aug Kehr Jas Fulton, Johnston Mrs Rob-
nson Lyon
CBARLEsroN--SteamshipA lhambra-Mrs and Miss Fragen
Mrs M 4 McAlpine, II Workman Prfnge L X Curtis,
Msumone, II Dayton Captain Jeryie, Miss Krasnsr Mrs
IT soomqn. O,Brien, Coon VIM Ia. Harral HaT
silcoY, Harris. D Clarke, W Burge,- II Wilcox,
sturdevant, Fragen, sinken, Mrs Wits, Mrs J
Dodge l. Noses r Hanenschild, Z w Podgett M In
mess: Wsron Tyler Ka%fmann Master wn S.
l. Wilkinson Capt VIM Godfrey and 10 in the seerage.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-08-30
MisccIlaneOus.

rhe hrHs direct arrival at Charleston Sc from Europe for
several years occurred the 26th inst the British
Melbourne bsviHa reached that port from Liverpooi
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SHIPPING NE w S

ALHANAc YoRK-vnB DAT.
SUN RI1nS. "a NOON morn
SUN SETS. - nion WATER. morn Il
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-08-29

EXEMPTIONS OF U. s. SrocKs FROM TAXA.
TIoN.-Those who discuss the subject of the
taxation of q s. stocks, and favor their ex
empsion, lose sight of, or wilfully blind their
readers to several facts
L. The exemption does not attach to war
stocks alone. but to all stocks-those issued
before the war, and those that are still to be
issued.
2. The exemption relates exclusively to
state and municipal taxation. No one de-
MES the power of congress to tax such issues:
and IN the acts of congress, issuing the war
bonds. 1t was reserved, and in the tax law it
was included and exercised by the Imposition
of the income tax
.. Inc reasoning of Judge Marshall in the
hrst decision upon this question, applied on
ly to special taration though his language az.
tended to all forms of taxation. II Is obvious
that n" state, by the imposition of a general
d.. u , III 1ne property of the state, inclu
ing 10 hostility TO the federal governms o. acs
- attempting to nullify any Of its funo.;o. or !
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-08-29

The decision was founded upon false reason
ing: and the subsequens decisions which
have extended the doctrine there laid down,
reveal the error by the fatal extent TO which
they carry it.
4. The debts of the states have been CON
tracted, mainly, for the purpose of carrying
ON the war, aud they were predicated upon
the expected contribution of every property
holder. The war debt of New York--state,
county, town and municipal must be $780,
DOC. 900. The exempted stocks in the state
must amount to $500, 0O0, 900.
Has the federal government the right to re-
lease the tax payers of the state. to this enor-
nous extent, from their liability to pay the
state and municipal debts-debts which they
helped TO force upon the community? 1t so,
where does the Republication commence, aud
who are the regulators Albany Argus.