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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-23

DROADWAY THEATER. Begins at =.
ID LAST WEEk OF THE SEASON!
POSITIVELY THE FIVE FAREWELL NIGHTS OF
MIR JOHN h. OWENS,
Prior 10 his departure for London. . .,
FRIDAY. l66ih, 10Th i6eth. l6sth aud l7Oh,
AND LAST PERFORMANCE OF
SOLON SHiNGLE.
Solop Single. Sh 1ohn T. "" on'
- LAST NIGHTS ALSO
NJ TIA yyeat Fxayassnra performed here with immense
mirthful success - - ,.,o,,r,
FOR UPWARDS OF 70 NIGHTS,
entitled
THE LIVE INDIAN
FRIDAY EVENING. MAY 10th,
POSITIVELY TIE LAST APPEARANCE OF
MIR. OWENS.
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EDCMPTION of S1,6tl, 500 SOLDIERS
Ia, BOIJNTY FUND BONDS No 2" Of DIE County o.
kew-York payable June scS Notice IL hereby gwen .ha
Nav Yotk becoming ne ard payable June 1855 win ihs
inese tLereon will be paid TAFT day the pIosena'ioo
of aid bonls az this office.
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MORRIS AND ESSEX RAILROAD COM
wi PANY--Foot OF Barclay .t.-on and si.eI npn ~
NAMING MI tain. for Hackeiown and intetmedirto sa
ons III leave at $3.50 Mai Express IoI AZ ssa.on'
vi of MilbuIp At 10 y. Morrl.'o"u EIpIea IN
"'' 8 gClIOCH Assistant Superintendent
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\ ONG ISLAND RAILROAI

7 ONG ISLAND RAILROA Trains leave
i 4 per james slip Ferry Fast River:
Sc Through Mail Tain for oreenpor'' Jamaica hemp
read (en Cove aud Way stations
II a m for syoss, and all Way stations. H.,
an A. Eyprsss Train for Yaphsns naoa, lienp,,ni
Glen Cove AID ~ Stations k-st ol Iik sile OhsNich
Day this Train through 20 Cr.oAp1rt returning on
MONDAY MORSlSOS. leaving Oreenpon ~ 2fo J. IN >
srriyin. q. Hunters Point a. 10 JoA IN. "a 60
4 D. "a for syossrt, Jamaica, Hempslesd Glen 0ove'
Hicksyille and Way stations
5 D. m Tor Farininsdals aud Way Stationi -,
SUNDAY EXCLUSION TRAlN-Nil leave Hunters
Poin, 40 for Ylphlnk. aud leaving faphshA w <
arriving at Hunters Point al 5:i5 p 10. .
A"' A"' o. CHAELlCk, President.
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OLYMPIC TIlFATER. Commences at g.
HOUSES CROWDED NIGHTLY
THE GRAND FAIRY SPECTACLE IN THhEE PAk1S,
entitled the
SLEEPING BEAUTY IN THE WOOD
THE GRAND TRAHsFOhliA1lON SCENE of HAYES
Acknowledged b. az bci0liers The
CROWNING EFFORT Of SCcNiC AIT.
NEW AND CHARMING MUSIC BY THOMAS BAkER.
GORGEOUS COSTUMES APPOINTMENTS.
And WONDERFUL MECHANICAL EFFECTS.
MRS JOHN WOOD
And the principa! neniben u this - - .,
UNkPPR0kCHkBLr BrRLESQUE COMPANY.
The Young ard fascinating Danseuse ..I
MILF. AUGUSTA
EVERY NIGHT TILL FuRrHER NOTICE.
Preyiou. TO tue Spectacle, the petite Comedy
PERFECTION
MISS LUCIA DEANE As KATE OBRlEN
SATURDAY. MAY 81
MATINEE OF SLEEPING BiAuTf.
Doors open at i-Comuicncos 1t . clock.
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Dipi0en6 Notices.

TRaxsyrE OyTICz
Cu1cAGo AND NoaTH-WEsrRaS RAILWAY Co.., \
30. o Waist, Nxw- OK Nay II, 1919
yu,JyF pOARD OF DIRECTORS HAS THIS
\ d.v declsfed 4 SFNLANNUAL DIVIDEND for ne
~ months ending June J. 1859 ofThREE AND oNEHALf
PER CENT on the Preferred stock o! ms company P'fh
~ Tes. te (syernrlest tax a mi, Office aud after the
so dsy Of JU all holders showa by the Com
. hooks at the close OF tho lOh day OF june
M ooS Tor Tie transfer Q. Preferred Stock for the above
dividend vii be closed on the afternoon Of tbs ION aud "i
reopen on the morning O. the 2ls, OF jane.
No hooks for tie sns,ef Of both tho common End pre-
fd stocks for the Annual Meeting to BE- he'd Chicago on
the IL, Of June viii be e'osed on ne are o. VIC
lh of Mey and reopen on he morning OF the ID Of june
~ wv JAMES r. YOUNG, Secretary.
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OFFICE or PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP CoxpAsr

OFFICE or PACIFIC NAIL SThANtHiF NVhFA'fI3
NEwYokK, 10Th May, 1853
DOTH DIVIDEND. Notice ia hereby gwen
20 that the Board OF Director. lave tn. day declared
DIVIDEND ofFVE 90 PER CENT out 81 he net earning
Of the quarter ending Al % payable at TIE one o. ,e
he ci9ac3 on WEDNESDAY, 18th met, and opened on
TIIKsDAv 25h inst BY order Of the Board OF Directors
TnEODORE 4. JOHNSON, Secretary.
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HUGH RIDDLE, Ocnls !, NevY
Nn n. PAnn, Gen1 Pcss Agent. New folS

HUDSON RIVER RAlLROAD.-On and
1 j. snsr MONDAY lay 9, lo15, toins cave Ihhte,hs
station for Albany sni Troy counec with Northern ana
We.,s m trans AZ 1880 NJ. II m, O. iO.o p m see?
Ia. Csr. attached 90 End H. y g. ~ tram, tho u
i- runs through Buac and Suspension tdge VIA Troy
yi,bou. cLAaxs Of oArs. Sunday tram Y. q. ,
j. NJ TOCCEY Asst supt.
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NOTICE.--The Board Of Trustees of the
~ UNION TRUST COMPANY Of New. fcrh have or
e,d The on the sh day Of June next OF The hnsl
.ament Of hty PER upon IT, capital stock ~ the Once
Of ,he Company No. 70 Broadway corner Of hectoI-A
Dated May 10 1905. w r. hLDhNn se..c...s -
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TRAINS LEAVE NETWORK;
For New. Haven, 100 500 liJO a. III. 3lo lExp)
o. ,F. y a45 I ~ and 800 (Ex,l pm
rof f Biidsepc 100 900 JEl.j il.1c M Iai' tErJ
90 III J 345, 10 and $40 (tI,l y. NJ.
For Milford and stfatford 100 II 80 - 49, p a.
For fairfield southport aud we'tpOr 100. 1904 IN Sd
1902. 80 -, -. ., "a, - ing E, 4
as. 40, $50, 900 lkx.,l pm.
For Daden 100, $50 il'30 a. III. a% 30, $50 p H.
For Greenwich, 100 $50 ll.Da N. g. Is, 49, ~ " Pun
For stamford, 100, 20 I o5o ll3e IN i"i' 'L''
AGO (Ex \ q, 40 800, $50 800 lex. p M \. =, n,
FOR Port Chester and Intermediate stations Nv Wv ~
a m 3ls 49, so, go. 100 .. IN. dbl
CONNIE, TING TRAINS ,, a ~,
For Boston via springfield 800 a. m. lex 900 (E1,)a"
p. M. c. -. 80, ~ anna n,
For Hartford and Springfield SEQ lEH) ~ u tIA'''V"
Hz.,) IlI5, 800 D. ,o,x -
For ConnecLut River Railroad 500 IN. tEx) IT'D O. m
10 Montreal 3 90 q. III. TO Northampton. oo ~ ,
For Hartford Providence and fis kill Railroad s iEi
ro. New ayen New. London and stoDinyton Aairoai"
etVa IA. R.l3. 800. 800 2. N. ,--.,-
FOR anal Railroad, le.,5 Z. IN. TO Northampton
Fer housatonic Railroad, a. IA. and y. ".
For Naugatuck Railroad, go IN, 800 p M =. o.. n,
Eor Dpbury aud Norwsik Railroad, 100 NV o. I'D, NV
p. IN. . 90 ono q, ,n train
JAMES ii. HOfI Supt.
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fine ARTS.

SEITZ e. NOZZLE have removed their col
lection ofPsnins, 10 Nc. 694 Broadway, corner fourth
81, Room No. where they viii be pleased to receive INT
amateurs and lovers Of Fine Arts
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DfnfietrD.

MO pAIN!-NO SICKNESS SENSATION
IN DELIGHTFUL!-pR WAIT corner rounn,s Ss, s
ertr,,, teeth q, so cents 1t is chemically wa(esd Se pun
red before using The curons will DO shown the WHO'S pro-
cess Rest dentistry moderate terms Cut this out
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CRY CoEPIR lLLERs CFFicE,
April u 1903. 5
CITY hJlAUJISlMENI

NOTICE.-In pursuance OF d resolution Oh
~ The Board Of Diteetess o. TIE NEW-foKK PEN
AND WAREHOUSE COMrAHi, psssea un.hlli mn !, .
,o.epa of such Direoors he'd at e Office Of the Company
Il 80 80 Pak.,ow, Rom No 49, on the I5h day 81 S-y'
1855 the undersigned itlns presents ,, ~
Noce is here5y eJen TIE Stockholders Of " The New
York Pier and Warehouse company ~ teeting o. We
ssd Stockholders vii Dc tod on MONDAY, the 5ih day OF
lime 1905 at IA lsur Of O'Clock M A. No 81 P.rkrow
oou No 49, inthe City. County and state 81 New-l otH
The purpose for shch sslS eetihs u 70 o" h', n ~
To1,s = Ia OSoGal divided in.o Oae Hundred Thousand
60 100 40 Of tho value Hundred pors each
pIfREo.s HYDE. SAMUEL SINCLAIR
THOMAS J. SHEPHERDs At MOsiii Ei.,,nru
THOMAS 3. KERR, HENRY MCCoDphN
a. GARDINER J. K HERBERT,
HIRAM AALBRlDGE, DANIEL fAChnh
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NEW-YORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD!
~ Trains Albany Troy aud Saratoga s,rns' so son
Meeting with the Nonn and Wess, leave ''''@ u'P0ss'
and y. ,,y..,- IL
Ticket. may procured AZ the Sfcs. o, wessSrs ha
press In New and Brooklyn Baggage checked romths
residence all points this road and 'ts connections
NJEW JERSEY RAILROAD. Trains leave
~ f,n, NJ co,,Isnj,., "a, 10 and IL 30
a. M - M and .. m, and U midnight for BALTrnohn
and WARRINGTON. NJ aud 1880 m, T. "a, ana IL MD
I.sh Min..y Ties not receivable 10 w p " vs.n
la ethsx RigpculAs - hills \ 0toeeA lois
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Corporation Notices.


GENTRAL PARK ORDINANCE. - The
" Board OF Of the Central PARA do ofdn as
follows IL.
MACHINE on wheels. commonly nfed for tie ex hshiug VI
fre sa be allowed any part Of the Centfsl fis *
c.rt the Syce roads, without le s'oa c'Deh' o. '"e
No1nsrs roc.,on or hears other vehicle o. person
carrying body Vi decreased person. snail o, allowed on
s nyd P''' q the 'S''-' '''' s''ep' upon '-'
No person. e.cep, in the employ tie Board of comni..
sioneru Of te Cesra Polk hal Light make or use any hre
upon the Cci,ra Park. 1
No cPPsl e. 2' e. ' " d g'S a s he 4 go
mon" is posted indicating tt persons arc At Liberty At that
TIE abov, wera 1nd passed at meeting
OF the Board OF comn.asoners q the te.ts ffA l con;
y'osd 'aa ee o. 'S e ay e Il &, sSs an as
be regulation and ggyeraHee, tao Cetfn Kara IN the
The following section Of said Act is applicable to the above
spc Is An person. offending against e orin .hsJ
be deemed gl; Of n s aud be punished m eonvc
ton be'?e Che ssJo Beeorde or - i Guy
fault OF payment by imprisonment nat exceeding thirty dsys
D' ''1' iSbR S " T. GREEN, Comp roller ofthe Park
Dated New York. Nav 10, 1905.
DERRY LEASE AZ AUCTION AT the City
J. EsB. On MONDAY. My 90 iSs5, a. 4 O'Clock q ~,
will be sod a trble a.eio 10 me ~ o oiads a T., Sy 81
JUNE 1865 LEASE 20 establish end ,n.sin ierTy rom
the basin foot Of spnssi IN Tie C.'y Of S,tet 20
established or within 900 yards ur,,.o sg'a Of that r. Mt
The landing place OBJ zen, NewJecy 10 90 nfh1sheo
py tie Purchaser. . fi
- COsDfvIOSH.
The conditions ad covenants Of the 'eae 70 De N ths
uns form Ferry Leases heretofore 'ntetd mo - the
Cororato which uiay had application .. the 1'ce Of
the Comptrcr Hy order OF the Norlmissc'e,. 81 ,As
Sinking tUnt. AAli4ihh J. DNhr'.'-i.',
PROPOSALS. for CLEANING the STbEETS
4 of the CITY Of NEW.TDsK-Ihe 'adfr'is.sd Seia.
ssione appointed by act tho l. ssiiure Of the state
of sed sly 1865 make cobtaci lor no
Cleaning Of the streets o. hc Sy 81 Newl ofH hass
c,u satisfied ,ht tie Interests Of the cry ana W
those ssekin, the work require tnat ts'rila' iho"n ~
sLoud be made In the specn cations l'ret Ios aeVieu y
them av. med unopened ali bios made pndsT me s'e.
ti,ement OF 9Th May INST, and leeoy invite seeIo1 p,o
po,a. for fu, c,eaniig - De ro.iei Wlth lne
sn Of tn C,nm-sion the Mayor Of tie City Of
al hi, ne In the Cty ~ Of sai ely On Or before
DAY the Sd day Of June, 1915 Y O'clock 'cn' rons OF
lie contract s specifications snd tond cen DC aa on pp
c,ion 10 any of tie e tomnss'oners reserve
The I,ht To- -rs, any ard az bid which in tcif acgnens
rl,y aot be FOX the int OF the City. a
III. invite suggestions go 20 TIE I sa
n.nre OF the spec cations he ef AZ the Mayors once q
or before THURSDAY, the 2t dy o. Nay n al ~ coSs
c. GODFREY CUSfIIER Mayor, IN
No. Cty Hal.
JOHN 4. HOFFMAN, necOrdsl s.r,y-v
MATHEW r. BPENNAN Comptroner,
Cou,psrol-r's Office City Han HAL Of Il acords)
FRANCIS !. A. BOOZE, CITY in.recior,
No. IS Ch4than-st.
JOHN L. DEYELIN Counsel to the SorpD,
No. 81 Nassan-st.
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TOR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT:-Ihe u: o.
Il Mail Steamship GEORGE ck0MWEkL zap. a. 's al
n m Tor ns..sge with un.urpassed accommodations o'
height apply TO II. b. CROMVELL La Co.. No. 30 W-st..
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PROPOSALS FOR a LOAN Of sl,6il.s0o o. "soldierr
Bounty Fond Redemption Bonds No ~ Of The County Oh
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Gteamboato anS Railroads.

NORTHERN X. r., of NEW-JEKSEi
~ Trains leave Jersey City for Permont s~ . r
H., lis u and t21 p. m snd b;Io p IN w t., "a
II rs o. m Tha n. 10 A NJ sud az p M run tnionsn !"
Monssy THOs. w. DEMAREsr, surerintenaen-
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ID ARITAN and DELAWARE BAY hMiE'
~ RoADCHANGE Of PIERQn and s ~. t comr.n,
~ ls.vs ,x 40 Nonh R,v., ius 0. gisS loot q MI
IIN1t, y ANstsislH w 4 a&EQk& sssss1eet,s1ssas
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TtENIRAL RAILROAD ofNEW-JERSEY-
~ -Pa.euy.r Depot 10 New.Iork foot u oerty' and
isht Depot ia Hes-pork, Per No NORTH River con
nectin. Hampton Junction with Dclswere, Lfcsawhnna
snd Western RsiEo4i, Fa5tou with L,hi.h Valley Rail-
road st 81. connection iofiuug direct line - ltsplfgn
IND The West. without change oi carr. - ..,,..
GREAT MIDDLE ROUTE 10 THE WEST
Two Hxir~ss rsn, daily iron the West except Sundays
wLcu one evening Tran. =. ,-,,.
Sytv i.. aud Two Iorrs by mis- tine 70 Chicago,
ciuua. st Louis etc. With bat cDc cha Of cars
STRING ARRANGEMENTS.
COumencinr April ~ 1855. saye New York 81 eiowsi
AtC:0) a rn for sastou, Nsucn Chunk "lmAp'pofE
Wikosbaur. MAnaaoy City &C.
: a. m.-tor brr.cn Point. =. ~,
esp scranton, Wkesb,rEe Great Bend fusoa' b'nshiA
500 a. ~ Weston Express fr Eas;on, Scranton Grest
BEND Allentown ltelsins, rarnshurr firsoufs ana ths
West, itn bal Lgs o. % O.AclnneD VI thc'1o
and but two chan. TO q. Loris ,.,, q, A,
Hoo H. z ~, $50. 80 anu u p m 10Y hhL'esi~
i2nJ IN IgAIs--for Eaton, Attention. Maich OllhA'
Wuke.b1e. iiamspor, Re ding fesvuie, hAfnsou'b
sp n-Fof Eaton. ..e;llehern, Ali a,l WI, ana Asac'
sp Nor someiyie and Ficminston.
t,lO p il--i or souisni.e . -. AT,
$500 o. "a. Wysrskx Exrasss jnAIs-ror Esston All.n
,o., R..dins isrri.brrT Pi,.hush aid tho West Sleep
Ina cars through from Jersey City Pbrzh every ~ emmy
ktrrlBErnrosr ISD SEw foHx F-..sr-LrAye i'ew
Yoft from Tier No " H. = a.0 r. n boais stop AZ DeE'
zen I clint ard Msnurrs Harbors - -,
Iifke,s To- the Nes, con be- obtained as tho once s
Contra Rairdad Com say. foot oi iDery'I - NJ 20
As.o House al No., al and 3,6 BfoadFay ~ a ~, Tih
eipsl hotels. JOSIAH o. STEAbNs. {. rIintendeDt
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r1RTE RATLwAY.-Trains Leave Depot foot

IRE RALWAY.-Trains Leave Depot foot
~ Of Ch.ngb.rs-s;.. via. PHvouia Ferry:
H.. Day IHpFeis for tsnAndasua Rocrnsirr ben 40,
salamanca ard West Connects 81 Buho win Lake Siofe
ard Grand Trunk hssay, aud al Salamanca Win AIanss
and Crest Western KsiIway.
$3.50 m. NILE and Way Irsin daily 20 Otisvile
10 NJ, Express Mail Tor Buffalo connecting with LAKE
Shore Railway.
tp m Way Train. for Pr. Jcrvis and Neaburth.
kisht Elprrss for Csnan. qua Rochester, Buffalo
Salamanca and West
6p M Lightning fspress, daily for Canaudsigus Roches
ter Bgaao SALAMANCA, Dunkik. and West Connect, 1t
Pu,lo With Lake Shore sud Grind rrupk Railways, andn
Salamanca with Atlant and Grcst NesicIn Hai~ny
p. NJ Emsr ant II H. daily or Bunao, Salamanca Duh
kik AID West. - - -
Nn n PARr tien'l Pc.s Agent, New iolS.
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WINTER GARDEN.

WINTER GARDEN.
w TONIGHT will be presented, with new and oeantl'
fh Music BY Robert soepe Scenery By William, costumes
and appointment, the . r,.,t.
NV AND SINGUL iILf THRILLING DRAMA,
repl.te wit orr rna effects AMI striking situations al
ca from the french b. Tom Taylor, author oil ouf
ecan Cousin" The Ticket Of Leave Man. &C., and en-
titled
PFSARYOH.
HAD VERY DECIDED SUGGESTING Lave seldom
seen a no bette nade-a Elective coup ae heate-
the III oyery ofihe mysterious hand that poisons the
cup Al the close az thiri TIE whole story Is wrought
out with peculiar force and the was exeelony
acted - ew-l OK Herald.
TO dive al possible perfection to the cast, engagements
have been msdo with - -
Mr.. BARTON HILL
MRS j. w. WALLACE and
MISS EFFiE GERHOE,
The followingis the Distribution Of characters: -
Mados Goch Old Welsh shepard. Mr.. Barton hh
Lord Pensrvon. - la ey'
Dir Ciedoc, Of ithei, young physician Wa:ot'
Ciereon . 'hi''
Lsds Gryidd, tho Cry Lady Of PensrvoB, -.
adv Miss ada Clifton.
rNS
Enid lNt'H
CwyrDed Nechau... r N tHest"f'
Doors open at IT: commence at s-
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NEW. YORK aud NEW HAVEN RAILROAD

1868 SIMMER ARRANGEMENT. 1868
COMMENCING MAY 49, 1903.
Station In NswYors, corner Twenty seventh st
and Fourth.ava Entrance on twenty 5evenihst
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OFFICE os rEs METROPOLITAN lSsurAscE co,
No I18 BRoApwAI NEy-i DIRK Nay , 1882 ,
,TORE THAN TUREE-FOtRfHS OF th'

MORE THAN THREEFOcRfliS OF the
lft STOCKHOLDERS Of this Company having consented
.n writing to al increase Of lie Capita STOCK t91 SJVV1to
HE srIa of s0O0 by the issue OF seen hlnsand sia
of New STOCK Of thr par vane Of lGe eaoh The Boar
reetors ri meeting hci ,hs day UNANIMOUSLY rs0s'd 70
increase the capital 70 ONE MILLION OF OUTLAWS A.
The 8bsc1irou for snch increase wii be cieed the
Office Of the COMPANY No. 1913 Boadw y, on MONDNn the
FteSuth day OF May instant, and Ieini open nl
DAY the T1ventv-hth day OF The same month 81.
Ten Der cent OF sntscrpt viii be Iy foe NE 'e
Of snb nc aud the ninety cent On OF before
Le r.fisf Of lame next interest ~ the rate Of seven
Ter cent will be CHARGED such portion Of ~
A. may remain mpsii aer the Twent, day y NAY nni
be time of nvent und interest VIII be allowed on tA pay
oentf mad, prior TO the twenty nh c May. -,
The transfer 10 4 vii BE- closed ron the fhtcehh my
until the T,venty.f,h o. May both inclusive
By order II the board, -,.,r,,.,, d, -,
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STEAMBOATS, ano Railroads.

EOR HUDSON, CATSKII.L, RIIINEBECK,
l. BRISTOL and WEST CAHP.--S'osmep leave foot Of
arrisonst daily Sundays excepted.) at O'Clock p
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NETWORK SAVINGS BANK, corner OF
Fourteenfi-st. and EistIrye Open daily non 10
D. m; WEDNESDAYS and SATURDAYS, from 70 p m.
SIX Pen CENT INTEREST. free from Government TAI
anosits made on OF before june l. draw interest from
thai date. Illus. SnHiSAi, A.R'"ND'
r. III Evft. Secretary
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New ioIk, My q, Isbo
c. GODFREY CUSTIIER, Mayor,

JOHN T. HoFFaIAN, Recordsr
MATHEW T. BRENNAN. ConptroIer,
Cou,ptroli-rs Office, Cry Hal HAL Of ecords)
FRANCIS l. A. BOOLE, cry insrecor,
No. IS Ch4tha
JOHN T. DEYELIN. Counsel to the Sorpn,.
No az Nsssan-st.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-03-18
H WON'T do.

A large portion of the Administration
press that was precipitated into state
of high-wrought Indignation over the first
contemplation of the unseemly exhibition
made by Vice President JOHNSON of him
SELF on the occasion of his Inauguration,
are beginning to settle down into the be-
lief that, after all, it is not an unpardon-
able offense; and they even commit the i'm
'propriety of belaboring Democratic journ-
ais for having concurred with them in their
structures upon Vice President JoHNsoNs
unbecoming performance. Suppose 1t is
true, as is alleged by some, that the members
of the Democratic party are not practi-
cal total abstinence men, this furnishes no
palliation for Vice President JoHNsoN's
conduct. 1t has been for years the aim OF
the leaders of the Administration party to
fasten on the mind of the public the belief
that the Democratic party was a corrupt,
drunken and immoral party, while their
party was emphatically moral, religious,
temperate and strictly honest party; and 1t
won't do for them to turn round and seek to
Justify the beastly drunkenness, the i'm
morality and corruption of the men they
helped put in Office, on the plea of unap-
proachable morality, by the alleged short
comings of ,ungodly Democrats. When
they shall drop their pharisaical cant and
their arrogant assumption of pre-eminent
purity and piety, there may be no impro-
priety in attempting to divert condemna-
ton from their political co-laborers who
have outraged decency, morality and in
tegrity, by pointing to alleged short-com-
ings Of persons who have not been con-
spicuous for their professions Of infalli-
bility.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-03-18
EHEuMATISM.

NO DISEASE IS so CERTAIN OF CURE
by BRANDRETH'S PILLS as this. They soon
take out of the blood the particular Virus upon
which all the pain depends, and the patient is
cured.
Mr.. T. M. Adams, BOG Twelfth street. New York
suffered with rheumatism for q long period. He
was attended by able physicians, but their prescrr-
tions were of no avail he was unable TO move with
out assistance and for four months was almost en-
tirely confined to his bed. At this period Of hi
sickness, when hope had Aed, and he expected to
cripple for the remainder Of his life, he was REQ
commended to use
....... BRANDRETHS PILLS. az,
The first box evidently made him better; the I'm
provement was more decided from the second box,
and by the time he had used eighteen boxes he waf
entirely cured Of Rheumatism, and the strength
and suppleness Of his limbs were restored. IL 10
now over year that this cure has been effected, and
he has had no return but continues in the enjoyment
of perfect health. May 9th, 1861. Sold b, JOHN
R. COOK, High street. Columbus. Ohio, ami BY all
respectable dealers in medicines.
Oct2S-d&Wlm ,.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-03-18
Hon, LIE. McWinney, Again.

Some weeks ago the Washington cores
pondent of The Cincinnati Enquirer sent a
statement to his paper rejecting on the
Democratic members of Congress who were
absent on the vote on the Constitutional
amendment. When Mr.. Mckinney saw the
statement, feeling that great injustice had
been done him, though he hoped dunintention-
ally, he wrote us statement OF the facts in
his case, which we published. When The
Enquirer correspondent saw this statement,
he writes another letter, which is published
in The Enquirer of the 4th inst, in,which he
does not deny Mr.. McKinney's statement,
but attempts to give the particulars in the
case, in order to throw doubt on it. We
will notice the specifications in this commu-
nication against Mr.. Mckinney, for the
truth of which the correspondent vouches.
1t is not true that "Messrs. Mckinney
and White, of Ohio, and Mr.. Mcdowell, of
Indiana, board at the same house, No. %
Missouri Avenue" Mr.. White TooMed at
No. "a, and Messrs. Mckinney and Mellow
ell at No. A Missouri Avenue. None of
them boarded at %.
IT Is NOT TRUE that Mr.. Mckinney had a
private understanding with any body that
he would be in the Capitol at one o'clock,
but told Mr.. White that if he was able to
leave his room at all he would be there in
time to vote. etE
IT is NOT TRUE that Mr.. Mckinney was
absent from his room for a long time on
the day the vote was taken. He was not
out of his room FIVE MINUTES during tile
whole day, nor on the following day. a
IT is NOT TRUE that "the resolution was
carried by majority of THREE VOTES" only.
1t had majority of SEVEN over the neces-
sary two-thirds.
IT Is NOT TRUE that Mr.. Mckinney "was
able to be out of his room and away from
his boarding house, at the time and for
some hours before the vote was taken, and
was in his seat in the House the next morn
ing" Mr.. Mckinney, we have stated, was
not out of his room five minutes during the
day on which the vote was taken: nor was
he able to be out of his room the next day.
he was not in his seat in the
House during that day.
We are authorized to make the above
Mr.. Mckinney is now at home.
If the charges of the correspondent of The
Enquirer were made by an avowed oppo-
nent of the Democratic party, no attention
whatever would be given them but COM
ing as they do, some persons might believe
them unless they were econtradicted.-PiQ
De1nOcfdt.