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The New York herald., 1865-04-01

AILxGKD FRAUDULENT RETURN or IscoNx-THE CASE ov
MAYOR PERRY oy ALBAsY.---The examination Of Mayor
Perry before United States Coauiscncr Froth-
ingham Saturday. United States District Attorney
W. A. Dart appeared for tho United States On the
clusion OF the examination Perry held for appear
ance the United States Court In the OF $1,000
We have not space today to publish In full the csti
mony OF witnesses the examination Our read
shall have II hereafter II proved the exam
nation that Mr. Perry omitted 10 return his Albany City
Bank stock dividend OF $4,000; American Express Com
FIRST and second income statements to- he gave his
gross income at $6177 and liable to tax Of 81 s64 At
the conclusion Of the examination occurred
the part OF Mr. Perry which will be long remembered by
those present-Aibdny knickebocker.
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conservation OF = Jewish Synagogue.
Yesterday afternoon the ceremony Of consccratng the
new synagogue Of the congregation shssr Hashomajm
GATES Of Heaven In Rvinsson street, took place. The
interior Of the buding brilliantly lighted up and nllcd
by very large congregation, presented striking sp-
pesrance After overture from the organ process
sion formed consisting Of the officiating rabbis clad
their seccrdotal vcstments The officers Of the con-
gregson and the invited guests moved from the vesry
the vestbuo bearing high the scrolls Of the
law The procession followed by eighteen beautiful
girls dressed In white with blue sashes wreaths OF
flowers, and an equal number Of youths, carrying
American flags Arrived at the door, the Rev. Raphael
Lasker knock ed and exclaimed :Puchn u Sbddvs teck
oJo bonn ode joh Opcn unto the gates Of righteous
that may enter through them aud offer my CRATE
fu homage 10 Godv to which the Rev X.
Lasker, the invited minister, from within
sponded .-"Se hoshadr iadondf Eddkn (srhis 10 the
gate of the Lord, the righteous enter therein'')
and the procession moved into the building,
the choir sang "Tn H I'm Jeh efohfm shdar Ha,ho
majim"-(Ths Is none other than the House Of the
Lord this is the Gate Of Hesven)words rendered sin.
gulary appropriate In this instance the c that Gae
Of Heaven the name Of the synagogue Three times
proprias psalm being chanted each time by the rabbis
the Rev. Abraham Lester the Rev L. stcrnborger and
tho Rev Lasker After the third rcuit the scrolls Of
the law wcresolemniy placed In the ark, and prayer
wore offered BY the Rev Mr. Adler. Tho musical portion
VI the service which conducted entirely 10 Hebrew,
was rendered with great effect and the whole ceremony
- most imposing After long sermon y Hebrew from
6Snounotd by b EIs6tbI
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Stevenson Davy, Gottenburg Archmcdes Daguerc Morse
whitney Arkwraht Watt with portraits and descriptions
sche Newton Button, Howard, Buxton, Combe, Egsache,
Gofried Burnett IL his comic physiognomy 90 iustra
uons. EYE GLANCEs ON BROADWAY illustrated Color
OF Eyes: blue, brown, black hazel CHOICE or OCCUPA
TIOS or Pursuits In IifeWbet can do brsv Tenpsra-
ments. Noses, nEpDRIERs AND REr0RIIN9 , w,lh ror.
traits ot Memory Moodall and James Perry. fSftHOL-
OGYA Lunscs Experience. Ride among The stars Nisi,ing
Jupiter Body Life and Soul Ie bIhNOboSf--Natnfe In
History; climate Color; North aud south. Mtting tie
Races oCR SOCIAL RELArIONs.Matrimony: I,c-soo
for Wives Marrying for show with 81 Illustrations n the
PiIRENOLOGTUAE JOURNAL for APRIL double
number Only 20 cents by FIRST post or year News.
nrna n "
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A .Mis,.l,c OF the prIntcr.o

statement has found is way Into the newspapers that
PLANTATION BlTrBRS go all round the world" Com
mercay speaking this Is fact; for this splendid oac 10
now for safe every part OF the babtbic giubc but
take the liberty Of eiias the story Which has osg.d cur
yearly sold grde round planet " placed ~
cndwise" The facts are folpws.-DRAKE co. =
books annual sale ~ about million bneH; each
bottle nearly foot 10 ieng PLACED ngildiatiy
these would extend two million feet ne,ily $40 nles
Think OF aut dyspepc tonic three inches square
and $40 miles long pouring ntO The caprcous opegarun Of
the body polite. How are you DyspepslN
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THE WEEKLY HERALD.

The Cheapest Newspaper and Best Fami-
ly Literary Journal I'm the Country.
The WEEKLY HERALD for the present week, will be
sale at nine o'clock this Saturday morning
Txnxs:-one copy year, 81; three COPIES IS; i've
copies ss; ten copies, SIS Single copies, In wrappers
Ave cents each. limited number Of advertisements
will be inserted in the WEEKLY HERALD
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Gouraud's Poudre Subtitle UProots Hair
foreheads any OF the body warranted ~
A53 Broadway and druggists.
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COnsumption-COnsumption.-W

COnsumptiOn-COnsum ption.-We say
to persons having consumption in whatever stage OF
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readily taken up BY the blood and carried 70 the lungs and
OF the lungs and their decay the
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Cordial pures the blood ceanscs II OF
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nal Saheum bloches the face and all skin diseases
especially cured by DR. Wsharts Pine Tree Tar Cordial
Ollce 10 North Second street, Philadelphia Sold HELM
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Clear. smooth Skin
and beautiful eoppls!ion follow the Of HKLMBQLps
CONCENTRATED FLUID EXTRACT sARsAPARILLA-
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Dyspepsia Tablets.-Welling's Dyspep-
Tablets for Indigestion and Heartburn 30 cents box
Sold by druggists. Wholesale, OIL broadway.
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Clothing Mt Gold Rates.-short style
Sacks reduced to $2o Spring oyersacks s 70 sN Oraer
work usual. CLARKE liz and llt william street
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New York, january IS, 1850.

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that believe the disease IL entirely cured.
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Depot 10 Clid street.
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PIADEIPmA, March 81, 1865
Jay Cooke reports that the subscriptions TO the seven
thirty loan to-day amounted 10 81 900 including
from Cleveland for $50 0o0 the largest from the West
and from Philadelphia for 500 ooo which tho
largest from the East There also $40 individual
subscriptions for $50 and 500
The New York herald., 1865-04-01

Broadway corner OF Fulton street has just introduced h'
sprnp style Of Hat AZ exceedingly tasteful aud becom
log article tis Hw Ghdl iy De yey generally worn
commend w. only fJr Tie style, but Tor 10
Intrinsic merit, io II q made very superior material aud
VIII not lose is lusc 10y heug exposed 10 sRh shower OF
rain, as is the with most Oi the hats made.
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A aWhitc's Patent Lever Truss ~ n
principle for curing rp'ute yresspe the back
inward and upward molioa Cures warr,nted
uTEaOpY A co. Gp Broadway.
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Highest Premium Lock stitch Sewing
MschlSs.. WHEELER WILSON, 623 Broadway See
Wneeier 4 Wilson's Button Hole Machine.
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ST. LOUIS March 80, 1895.
A despatch from Mobile Point, dated the 22d instant
says
Colonel Moores brigade landed Navy Cove day,
and drove portion OF General Franklin Gardners
mand four miles, when the rebels being reinforced from
Mobile and the object of the reconnaissance having been
accomplished, Colonel Moore fell back, without loss
Every preparation made for heavy lighting on the
21st nst and the sound Of artillery down the bay
all day yesterday, and distinctly hoard at Fort
Gaines.
High winds prevailing to-day and the sound Of the
artillery has ceased
The results remain yet to be learned
The New York herald., 1865-04-01

Thing OF Bsauty IL . Joy Forever.
These Who desire b,ansy q ccHpIs.ion mus. purity
EAIkACI sAkSAfARILLA invariably docs RecollecI Il
"a no patent medicine Askfor Hclnkods Take other
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Prizes Cashed fn All Legalixed Lotteries
and infor rmation given. Drawings sent.
j. CLUTE. Brokers' ONCE, I70 Broadway
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A Secret Worth observation-disclosures
TO married females. Information Advice free Addrses
DIR. Norris box 1899 New York Post oflce.
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A Beautifri Ccmpissior stands the
cl2sest scrutiny nHLMB0LOs EsrhACf OF bhhsAPA'
ntnLA 70 the remedy
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The Late Battle I'm Florida.
REBEL REPORT OF THE CLOSURE ov THE PORT or
MARKS.

MARIANA, March @, 1895.
The enemy, about twelve hundred strong, landed on
East river near S. Marks the evening OF the 4th
Lieutenant Colonel Scott, with two hundred mon, en-
gagged the enemy Newport After short but sharp
bgbtng Colonel Scott fell back and bcingl reinforced
confronted the enemy again, fighting till late hour last
ront The enemy burned Nsspo.t Sklrmishng COP
Npges tQ6Ay. IA&nA number Il the enemy's vexnsAs
The New York herald., 1865-04-01

A.-If You Forget tn Bring Home q Bot
tie OF PHALON'S NIGHT BLOOMING CEREUs when
wife is going to the opera she will probably offer you
private box-on the
The New York herald., 1865-04-01

CristadOrO's Hair Dye, Preservative
and Wig Depot wholesale and RETAIL No. Astor Houss.
The dye applied by skilful artists
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here but united with all the available Confederate
troops s not sufcient to defend against the forces
operations Of the State the rst militia cannot
without their consent be ordered beyond the limits OF
their respective counties The first class s now com.
between forty five and ATTY having been by the laws
e In u three a Ss Under d..
trcts in North Alabama the first class has been and
cannot by law, be organized The st class according
thousand. The boys between sixteen and seventeen
amount to about four thousand To this class this ap-
peal made and especially to the brave boys, whose
hearts love liberty and who know such words fear
or fail
Alabama is nom threatened on the NORTH, on he SouA,
ana % On ne ws Large numbers Of vessels loaded With
The enemys forces at Pensacola have recently been
largely increased. From vcksburg and from New
Orleans forces have started In the direction of Mobile
considerable force OF the enemy s still In North Ala
bama and that threatens to into Central and South
Alabama.
In this crisis make appeal your manhood
and love Of country Do you love your State? You
will not hesitate to rally to herdefence Would keep
wvos sn cbpen Yo% uow p9
love mothers S sS sse Do
men, put the armor Of war and strike for them or
God and your native land" Do you love libortyf You
must draw your swords shoulder your guns and show
by your acts that you will be freemen. Will you be
you the blessings Of liberty yourselves and
The path 70 liberty and to peace win be found whore
your countrys soldiers stand The road to safety to
liberty TO honor and to glory leads over the same
ground.
The orders to the second class militia have issued
and they must be promptly obeyed All who will volun-
teer under this appeal will be received sngy in squads
or In companies, batalions regiments They have the
right to select their own officers They will be armed
and equipped.
the places Of rendezvous and the onioers whom you
may report. 7. H. WATTS, Governor OF Alabama,
The New York herald., 1865-04-01

Colgate & Co.'s Honey Brown Windsor
and Gycerne for the toeFor sale by all druggists
and dealers In perfumery and fancy articles
The New York herald., 1865-04-01

Boys All Wool Melton Suits at %. Il
" BROKAw 81 Fourth avenue, and a. Lafayette place.
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Fragrant Breath and Pearly Teeth
are easily attained and who fail avail themselves Of
the means should not complain when accused Of
lcct The S0ZODONT Will speedily eradicate the of
foul breath beauying and preserving the teeth to the
oldest age.
sold BY all druggists.
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From the Columbus Sun, March 81
We learp that a severe nght occurred on the 9th,
twelve miles from Tallahassee With the Yankee forcs
twenty-five hundred, and driven by the Confsdsr-
ates under tsior General Sam Jones Our loss was six
killed and twenty-five wounded Among the killed
Captain Simmons ofApalacbcola Colonel Williams was
dangerously wounded Our forces were pursuing The
enemy destroyed the salt works at st. Marks For this
and 70 prevent blockade running at st. Marks is sup
posed the expedition made with the end Of captur
ing Tallahassee, II II could be done
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United states Transports Selling Cotton
ON the Big Black River

AUGUSTA, March IS, 1885.
General Taylor has issued order declaring that in
future the field and line officers OF all commands In his
department shall be held personally responsible for dam
ages committed by the soldiers upon public aud private
property.
Two transports came up the Big Black miles from
Canton, Miss. and removed the cotton placed on the
bank for government purposes Our troops did inter
fere with the movement.
The New York herald., 1865-04-01

Address to SmOkers.-POllak q Son.
Meerschaum manufacturers 692 broadway near Fourtk
Pipes retaied prices cut 70 order boiled
mounted with silver and repaired
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All the Modes or the World I'm Ladies'.
MISSES and CHILDREN'S FANCY HATS. for tho cur.
rent season. exposition,
santy replenshed original foreign styles
GEkIkiS, bl3 Broadway
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An Article OF True Merft-nro-uss
BRONCHIAL TRocHEs are the most popular article u
this country Europe Throat Diseases and Coughs az
this popularity based upon merit which cannot h
said OF many other preparations market which ss
really but weak limitations OF the genuine Troches
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Buy Miiier's Hair Dye.-Cheapest I'm
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Mr.. John j. Dawson's Despatch.


OyT FoRr GAINES, Ala, March II, 1895
Leaving the Sixteenth army corps for a while have
Joined the feet, under Rear Admiral Thatcher who has
not yet returned from New Orleans but Is expected
long Up to the present time the Richmond has been the
Admrals flagship, but for best known him.
self and crew he has taken smaller craft which is
der the command Of Captain Thos. Edwards All are
anxiousy awaiting orders to but when that will
be no person seems to have any idea.
few shots were exchanged the other day between
two Of their lower batteries and gunboats The
movement merely reconnaissance proving the cor
rectncss Of Information before strenptb
OF some of the rebel fortncations
Tho Now York steamer Guiding Star left here this
morning She will doubtless after undergoing regular
cleaning at New Orleans leave that city for New York
The health Of the In the squadron is excellent
Only death has occurred from smallpox since they
have been On shore the health of the troops
good, very few being in hospital
The New York herald., 1865-04-01
Rebel Derence. or Mobile.

From the Richmond Dispatch March 20
The preparations for the defence OF Mobile very
complete Provisions for six months siege have been
accumulated. General Taylor had done everything for
the successful defence OF the city
The demonstration against Mobile and the flank
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COrns, BunfOns, Enlarged Joints and
all diseases Ut tho feet cured by DR. ZACHARIE 10
The New York herald., 1865-04-01

Hilrs Hair Dye, 80 Cents, Black OF
brown Reliable Depot No. Barclay street Sold by sn
druggists.
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Campbell, Chemist and Apothecary.
Eighth Twenty eighth street Pure ~
genuine Medicines dispensed with care.
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Cherokee Medicines for the Unfortu-
page pamphlet with fun particulars free Address
DR.. W. r. aERwiN CO. GS Liberty st. New York.
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A Silent Sewing Machine-
WILCOX GIBBS. No. sOs Broadway
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In ThOusands OF Cases.-Mrs. Winslovv's
SOOTHING SYRUP for all diseases with which children
afflicted such teching gripping the bowels wind colc
&C. has been with perfect and failing
thousands Of IL soens the gums inamma-
ton and aays all pain Mothers do not fail procure
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Movements OF the Fleet on Mobile.
from the Mobile News, March 1871

Yesterday the movements OF the enemy below demon.
sratcd good lively eight about Mobile. The upper Ief
was largely increded ysterddy and We hear that addi
tional vessels being constantly added II Is evident
that he hour Q trial r Mobile has cine, and 1t be-
hooves every man to take up his gun and light This is
time for towards and skulkers Croakers and grum-
blrs should cease their gabbng and act as becomes
will do good, while few good honest shots at the
enemy viii accomplish more than Royal street full Of
croakng home generals We have good officers and II
Ia than criminal not to sustain them Let all be Of
heart and Of one mind that remain in Mobile, for
do sincerely hope that General Maury will take the bu
by the horns and send out OF the city 10 prison
who may counsel Generalization strive
TO impair public confidence.
So FAR Information extends there tweniyone
vessels Dog river bartwelve OF thcm gunboats the
balance tin oads and tenders They may open re any
time either TO feel batteries attempt their capture
The hostile feet fred several shots at the eastern and
western shores Some OF the shells fell at the Magnolia
race course and one OF them played sad havoc with
stable.
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The Rebel General Maurys Address to
the Garrison.
-zs-S.zn...
Mr.. Horny Thompson's Dispatches.
SAG. MoBILs BAY, March Is, 1865
CONDITION OF AFFAIRS IN MOBILE.

=
CONDITION OF AFFAIRS IN MOBILE
The Mobile papers OF March Is contain but little
OF interest," other than the expressed determination that
the city will not be evacuated General Maury is in
mand of the forces said to bo fifteen thousand men,
Of all branches Of the service The papers filled
with military ORDERS which indicate that the force
OF the rebel army is to be somewhere In the
interior of the confederacy general order from the
headquarters Of their forces states that the city about
to be attacked by large Union force and that passes
whatever to pass in of the lines will be given.
Tho sale Of all liquors is prohibited in the city, and Gf
Teen thousand negroes to be sent away by the mill
tary authorities account Of want of provisions. Tho
artillery officers throughout the division ordered
report al once in Mobile
Armed parties being sent about the city and vicinity
TO search for cotton which has secreed there
but little doubt that II the city should fall into hands
tho cotton will be destroyed by the military. The
citizens spoken OF being anxious to into the
Union at onco and the most rigid supervision by the
military is necessary TO prevent outspokcn decara
tlon upon their part.
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The Thirteenth army corps was the first 10 move;
the Sixteenth followed Generals Candy and Granger
with their sas nearly the last to leave Dauphin
Island The weather very hne present for military
operations.
Lieutenant Colonel Wilson, of General Canby's star
left Dauphn Island on Friday morning at Eve o'clock for
Barancas Fla, with orders for General stssles column
to move Immediately.
The navy is all ready, and will open nre Mobile
soon As the order is given.
ARRIVAL OF DEsERrRRs-raER nArEnmM
Three deserters arrived here to-day from Mobile They
escaped In small boat bringing woman and child with
them They left Mobile ON the evening OF Wednesday,
the 18th inst They state that there are fifteen or six
teen thousand troops In and around Mobile including the
militia OF veterans there not more than eight thou
sand In and around the city General Maury commands
this force and in address which he recently delivered
to them he declared that he would never pull the Dag
down." The troops mostly In the fOrtincationa
BArTERRs TRACY AND HUaER
they believe are tho key TO Mobile Tho latter u the
most powerful of the two.
There is much Generalization among the rebel forces
garrsoning Mobile, and desertion daily occur. Tho
Union feeling becoming stronger every day Ofacers
and privates almost despair Of the success Of
the confederacy and anxious that the war should
end Nevertheless these deserters state that prepar
tions have been made to give tho Yankees warm re-
cepon and that II we advance upon the city they will
give US 90 right smart tight"
PERSONAL.
Brgadier General Comstock has arrived here with dss
patches from General Grant, and is temporarily assigned
to duty on the staff Of the General commanding
Major General Osterhaus has been appointed chief
Of General Canbys stan
Brgadie General Andrews kas also been appointed
Genera! canby's star as Provost Marshal General.
Captain John +. s. Gray, son Of Dr. John F. Gray Of
your city, has been promoted brevet major.
NOBLE POINT March 20-6P n
Another deserter has just come In He confirms the
statement Of the Others and also states that the rebels
have placed large quantities Of turpentine and rosin
along the shore towards Mobile which is 70 s. cred IL
case the feet passes up during the night enable
the arterss to the vessels sight their pieces
more clearly The number Of troops In Mobile he es
mates about the same as the others
We have just received New York papers, here with the
ridiculous account Of the press agent stating that Gene
raj Hurlbut preparing to his headquarters
Mobile followed by another canayd that thirty vessels
''mostly ron-clads" to leave for Mobile bay in
few days.
Four transports laden with troops proceeded to Cedar
Point and landed thcre Saturday afternoon The
woods were shelled for time by three tin
clads which were sent there for that purpose.
General Granger and staT the same evening embarked
on transport from Dauphn Island.
The New York herald., 1865-04-01

Avery active trade Is progressing In Charleston Thero
arc large stocks and sales
Ex Governor Aiken In claimed by the Courier 10 have
been consistent Union man. unable oppose the
federacy He used measures against the Yankee
government
chief of the Fire Department
Ladder, Of the Courier Office, Is employed BY the
Yankee proprietor
Negro balis under the auspices OF the military author
ties and with guards furnished by them nightly
nounced
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The Injurious Enscis OF hicohoifc
etnulaute overcome md TIE fyfcu Iurieu, ~ using
IJTIMBOID's EXTRACT sARSAPARlLLA