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Daily national Republican., 1865-04-24
a6 me Bridal chambsr, an IssSay

- rno BFauol Chnlm Der, an Essay oi
Warning aud Instruction for Young Men. Also,
new and reliable treatment for Diseases Of ths
Urinary and sexual Systems. Sent free, ia
sealed envelopes. Address, DIR. J. sKtLLAI
HoU0HroN, Howard Association, PhlladslPhiAI
Pa mhSl-y
Ar A Friend IN Need - ThOss re-
quiring conndentiAl medical assistance should
apply 70 some regular educated physician wh
has made certain diseases his special study
such . man u DE-. DARBY, who "a daily eurinfl
numbers OF both sexes, and every age, who haN
aud spent valuable time and money, with NJ
beneht until he took charge Of them. His terns
are more moaefate than those Of mere boastinsl
preendara, whose only purpose is 10 1eeee
unfortunate, And then aAvise them, when u u
Call on hin u once, or you may regret u ever
afterwards, DR. DARBY,
10 sSa ssyohlh street, between D aud
streets, WAshingtoh city. fslS-a
Daily national Republican., 1865-04-24
ePECIAL NorICEs.

AS-Patriotie Lsetare.--Rev. J. Me-
kESDRkE RIELLT, ID. d.. will deliver his eele.
brated Lecture on The Universal Yankee Ma 4
uon,' or, the whole American people, In the
sixth street Presbyterian Chureh, near Mary land
ayenue, Hsland,l on TUESDAY EVENING, April
~, At " e'elceh. Appropriate Ind toachins
referenee will be made 10 the assassination ot
President Lincoln. Admission Is cents. 2-2ts
sr Expenditurss for the Late Fune-
nAL --OFRIcE OF THE ConnIssioAKR OF PrBLIo
BrILblNoa, CAPfroL or THE UNITEb STATES, April
y 1855. All persons having bills against the
United States on account Of the funeral of the late
President will please present them, a. soon al
poaNible, At this once, that the entire expendl-
ture may be AseertHined, and preparation Be-
made for their payment
III D. D. FRENCH,
Daily national Republican., 1865-04-24
sOw!s N, sElsrS.s,

coRREPoNDKNcR or SHERMAN AED' yOHHsfOH.u
As reports have been In circulation for some
time Of Aeorrespondencc boiween Generals sher-
mat and Johnston, the memorAndum or basis Of
what was agreed upon between these two Gene
rAls, and the result Il As followai1 aHsh n
Metnorendum Or basis of agreement made this
isth day % April, 1885, near DuThan station, In
Daily national Republican., 1865-04-24

az Georgetown. = The Hepeblicnn
eau be obtained every evening Al the Book aud
Variety Store % O. cRANDRLL, No. l2s Bridge
street, 0eoFgetown. Ja2l-n
Daily national Republican., 1865-04-24

50 For the wounded An the Late
Battles. All who can do 30 will confer favor
BY sending bandageh, lint, and rags, to the san
itAry OF ChristiAn COmmissionA, or 10 any Hospi-
tAl ponvenient Apl3
Daily national Republican., 1865-04-24

AS- The Fair AZ GonEaRa Hall is post
Ponod I'll further notice, on account Of the sad
national calamity.
spIT BE. WIGHT, g. J.
Daily national Republican., 1865-04-24

81 New York state soIdiors' Agency
removed 2sS street, between Twelfth and Thir- \
teenth streets, All Information Of Interest OIL
value 10 the soldiers Of New York, or their
friends, furnished grAtuitously upon application|
a. their new rooms either In person or By letter,
teenth streets. COLI rHH mhl -Gatnthu
Daily national Republican., 1865-04-24
Ar, Massac huIo.ts Military st

AaEEeT REMOVAL. --on aud after MONDAY,
January lst, lSs5, The Massachusetts, stats
Agency will occupy ltS nav rooms In the Ma
nesOf seventh sna D streets, Washington, b. G.
Massachusetts, soldiers and citizens are invited
to call.
Advice and assistance given without charge
GARDINER TURTs,
doJl-u Lieut.. Col and state Agent.
Daily national Republican., 1865-04-24

aF Calvary Baptist Church meets
every sabbath In the Old Trinity Church, on
ltfth street, between and Louisiana avenue.
Service At u a IN. and 7Ifp. m. seats free.
Rev. !. X. Hewlett, pastor. Janl6.n
Daily national Republican., 1865-04-24

AS-People's Telegraph - New FiTyt
Class LsEs, direct TO NEW YORK, BOSTON,
and 70 important points. Washington oaiees
REPUBLICAN BUILDING, 6ll Ninth street,
west side, corner Pennsylvania avenue And
sixth street, under National Hotel, and eorner
Fifteenth and streets, opposite Treasury build
ing, . CHARLES b. NOYEs,
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lands and Improvement 81 tie Central Park. In
the property thus acquired the city bAds an
amount exceeding the debt, these two items boing,
together less th an $40, 900 600 Another ndcb'e mess
Of S1lS9 1871 arose IRON the compromise Of the title
Of the state and ts lessee 70 West wsshingtou Mar
kct, and Tor the purchase Of the Font Gansevoori
rropcrv
second p That porti n ~ Tho debt which IL re-
dre'nahle nom tsVatior. and to he thence pad
vhc1 catt separate issue becomes due Under this
head The largest toms are the stocks issued for
'unoinr the floating d u y the city IN $3.50 and
thgre ise'cd for he rel q " the sold ere families
JhtrGly, Tue bonds which have been ISSUED 10
Ray 'or ~ ming aud improving streets, end fr tho
reimbursement Of which the citv holds liens on the
property. These eau hardly DO con dcred In the
lstt Of debts as the city holds ample security Tor
the repayment.
The following wern ne snoun,s Of each class on
TIE alst u December 1-Gf
Deut rcIoemable IRON the sinking Fund:
Ctoiou Water Stocks. 10000 SoN m
Central Park Stocks. ................ 9.Oa.b71 ~
Fire Indemnify Stock .......... iv2,TGs ~
llu.ldiny Loan Stocks ........... l9O,OJO ~
Res Estate Ronds 'wcst ws,tn ton
Market @cl...................... 1,lJB, 80 ~
Tot.I ............ ~, lGj,5,6 80
Amount held hy C1u,'n.ss,oue-s u
sinking Fond for redemption q
mo AU''e. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. N8de'2Ol w
Actual lcbt .................... .s12 5i5,3,5 %
II poht reicemAhle rom TAXATION
Stock for Doc aud 81 ps irebmid'ng, ..
,.g.y........... .... $500, pO NJ
Floatiu. Drlt Fund stock ..... 2,7ie nm -
Public Education st.rk ......... l5Apn M
Public Builiing Stock .......... 100000 90
Stock fJr rebuilding Tompkina Market 5000 On
Volunteer S1ldicrs' Family Al Fund
Ronds Observation-Disclosures. 4.ieT,OOo ~
Volunteer Sollcrs' Bounty Fund Re.
dcuJiion Bonds. ....,,,....... 100000 co
| Revenue Bonds of isCI............. 100000 m
T.M.................... sS0OL 500 10
! III. Debt redccmaNlv from assessiuonis
| Street Improvement Fund Bonds. Sl,2l2lO M
| Assessment Bonds ............... 100000 "a
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aud - 10 thr brokers' that the supervisorr Com.
10 ttee have 70. tour ~ lion appropriation IN Their
lands ,t.. w 10 t.. .a.reise the bounty II II be-
D.. O M. la.es,sry. Hence nc sudden diminu,ion
IA III, number o, cu 4stno.ts 4 thu suggestions
oi the 5us sd been Adopted Ia the first plsce, and
iron adhered IN, thc quot, " uId have boon raised
3d. quo seteou with caarau.uveiy hulc oxpcuse.
a. mere ed uutg OF Ns bundled doiars would
have secured tho. vh5 arc row hoid,n back, for
they would ro' ha,c tcol tempted t. clay BY the
pr pct oi a il,r. gitcf,ls prlc' as tley are
now
The circular ~ the Prov At MU'hal General,
which VA, pa hsL,l ia yesterdays srS, makes
the necessity % iuctea,us uo tounty still more
apparent, It .- Mt known at tie present writing
10 VIA. o1.ou iAcqu IA Of th.s cts, represented
By the W. uutoer Committee, will be augmented
uy Marshal rays construction q tho cali but n
any o,orth Will b. more than toe public hlvc
lately supp sld. ITO order To question ~ not ez-
p'...', 1rl Until Supervisor BtrSr returns from
Washington, uc stihiy Of Nrw York under tie
lat call cannot ho determined The anyuaec II
tic .o'"r s,c1.s,l imply that M credits are 70 IL
allowed tay. .bo.e n actual ,n.istnca t. made ncc
u q dstc o The r. adcnts rsuuisuon ard this $
tho o.rs'trc, 30 generally ....u 90 it. The mani
'ct '"'u.t'rc o' nioh a mrnsuro. however, var.
raut @ belief ga, thi7 10 nov the truc in'c-prc,n-
uun - tho ordcv. According 10 such policy the
rcluir,rcn; from district having surplus II a
y .usnui would bn precisely tho san as that from
a di-,-c, hawai- a dcaciencv VI that number The
moro r,as.ua .heury That the war Department
uc,n this; n s,ricts that nre deficient under nc
oil fc.,u st.us viii br required ~ make god that
def. ercv. well a. " raise 1he!r quotas unocf
DC lat call; AND TIE 1lJcct of the circular is :,
ssccrtau ehpt tuo crudi.s ~ .ull districts are, l
ORDER Co., c1untcrbaI,u,c tlcsc crcI.u by CORES
poldug addition TO uthcrs that already owe re-
cruts - the Gov,rDmou,. THIS policy would giS'
the roqiist. ihreo hundred thousand. and 1t II
o.. batlt tNa' such e The meaning y h1r'hsl FgY'
oricr TIE subject iu ~ present s,,,e ls va "
ard unsatisfactory, and the public auXiously .wa'
further deyc pmcuts.
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4 Ncw York Hotel burner Caught in
detroit.

One ~ ~, persons concerned loo HE hotel.buru-
< ia This g.ty hls teen arrested FOO D,.To.t. lie
Tbu,>l O.. ..,t ciy ol Friday says:
4 few dsyt rn'c a comm SION was vi.it'e
amuur thc I.o0t yrs IN this city, which gave rise
& r. tIHI .r.Yn t.HI something unusual WEs gong
Oh. What t'r toumouon was ,,c Isl sHue q iii
cilty 10 uspr.t.' lul, mt stcr careful inquiry we
leaned t.at t,sCrsi N'w YORK detectives had
traced ors ~ the ho'e nyouiArics ~ that city 20
D,isl.I v1i.', ~ may unturals De- surpn-ei, WAS
taxing ip,;h,r out ~ tue cap 20, our own Oh .'-t
The Individual wac living at on. 81 oar irs.-'lass
Och, at wl,h r,ss, Il VA H. Jugi hr hal ? ecu
maturing plans Tor a repetition of tie Nr'' York
p1,.i. 40 81 aH taaUu Into custody, .uu cyid.rt,
found upon his person that u ia thought vii hc
tuflacui iu iusIrc l.4 conviction. lie gave his
nime as CoOu, although It was previously nsccr-
tanned that he had =, l,icrou hitns.l At New York
us sidney s'HuHtol. lie is, wc believe, u Slu'hctn-
~. amt - uv I'd cuou. to attcupt no dis-usc. lie
b J. ~. ba.,y clam 10 tu tell crcui, and such
o.ut, 80 a. SIC t,uohts OF u prHpnef 4 war.
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TIE NEW YORK SUN.

JutsDAY MoR>yc ~ n 10


rp, ,e.cyon " ,bc masses ~ ues...f.rr goo. !
,i. .ya,ps, ihetr recession l,ahcrs FOR 800
waited ed. '.ty as a., day star o. -.....
r,.qtored tri.u appears % have =. 'af' ..' -. I'
Richmond ;rlsrs da' r''u H"n '.
aeucc. q 20. pu'sr diien1'sr' 81 Ae ..''t'.I no |
,.I.nutir. that la, .vafvAou,- Ac hl d i''-
uon oi .ur country, and rsro nra .Y ''nRH any
traces II the uoi,v Of thought 'n' "chon
that t,rr,,r', d.siu.u.shcl The rebel antt arnes
A feeling Of dist5uu, and d,span dency appears to
have overint n al classes and ihcro l8 an Ominous
tor,laaiu- Of The future. ~ present tA.r feeling
81 discomfort chiefly aIds vent m open charges "'
iuo,,,,,t, An ~, SKINS =. q nst JsrF DAyis, and
N ,o,o,f,i' r,riv .p'c,-tt e oryha.ln' '.r TIC
prfpo-, 90 dr.uf h'iu into icuftm'ni'
y,uh NJ, ipl.nti, u o. trat.ier n tHr hop. r3 task
O, r,a.,rr. The fh,tter'd '-iunrs = a." 9 'rin-
r.ey 10 The more able hau's 4 neral iEE The
NOV, mont ~ for Eq j, Is .nls'nred ~ 10 ff 70
carry on The war 10 tho lDs. currently, h...- no
g-t,I - tie hole Of pace. The military ability 81
General LRr would carry rn rr w'I-lt AL 'u'hpr-
Nv Ihan tho tricky ~ mnoy OF Ji hN'i"
aud Il II were rolu'lo T. rrfHro mo
bogus CoulcIcracy, al Icau4'u5 the u.te'n
heart with ,on'dorc g. continue tie war
no man is better fitted 'ur Tie work hN" General
lu but the Conc sr-cy is row rc.IeDi O. Hn
extremity that r-oc.udrs al hope u' a'uc' aud
General Ike Il elevated % tho r-ocsr 90 g. 'ino1
Of Dictator, would Ind himself embarrassed a, SIC
outse, h. the poseri party which sl c7nuuumAte
q politician A. Jtrr DAVIS must hnvo succeeded $40
Auachiu. t. LB iorsoul nrtuucf BESIDES
General lH never vas n 900. io..f. in
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DEATlaa,

CLARK ON Sunday, Jan :, lsj5, JOHN CLARK.
Ia tte 5th year OF his age.
The relatives and i1cuis OF the family arc respect.
fully lnsitsd " attend the funeral, this iIucstayl
eitIrnoon, at ociook from his late residence, Git
h. tasen " greenwood Tor intcFment Belfast papca
pbz~-s cOpy. lS5
PLEMAING -On the 9th iu-, Edward rlemmins,
a natiNc OF the County hItkcluy, Parish VI GIcka.
lee, vlci - wears.
Tho friends md relatives OF the family lrc ,cspoc.
fully invited 70 ute4i t..c funeral, on Mgtne7iay
next Jan llth ~ u O'Clock, 81, nom bis late resi'
drnCc, Congress e. lyi
GAY-On sunday morning 9Th met, william D.,
aud days.
Tho relative. aud friend. Of the huuiy are re.
fIecttlly invited a. attend the funeral, uu Ia s.ay
niteInoqn Jan ~ at oc'ocA' I'o'A 'hr Tehd'ace "
his mother y King IT, ~
CT ION-Ou jan. 9, l,15, TAr0ioru Guiou, eldest
son Of ,Le late Leonu,d Dusou, cd - years. mos,
rho reauy,r and ricnds of the family are rpspect.
ucsday evening Iith inst NJ I o'co,L, At hi. late
roddlnce, AZ Fast IN r.. The remains viii be con'
yeyOd 70 New koli ollie on hursday norniAg tor ~.
torment California papers pl ace copy. 2js
HOLT-On Monday, Jan. 9TH Of scarlet fever, so.
phia yo,urest child OF ko'ert :. ana Constance
liOit in the IN year Vi hcs Gse. l5J
MCMAHON -suddenl,, on SUNDAY, an Sth John
hcdADon' iorueriy OF rtoncvilo, near B-oe vsiduy,
60 Fernanssh iEphlnl. 'u th' j. h year Of his a,e
hi. sJn, nuch MlMaion. o. rlit 81 tnis 2IGesdayI
Afternoon nj o'ciOrk Tie iriends Of tno family 4rd
Requested " uttonA, without further notice lzg
NEVILLE Un Monday, Jan. 9Th, 1903, Margaret,
roct OF the a'r " .lllAu Neville, 0. Iamagua Pa
a,Scd 10 YEAR, and IL dAys
The relatives and friends ut the family, and those
OF her sons, Henry and John Neville, mud .ou- llaW
Michael Dunn are rrrpcrmiiy invited % attend sue
funeral, on "Wednesday Afternoon, llth inst at /
O'Clock, hum the IusIieuCs VI her CONVINCING IL
kentnn st. Brooklyn, L, d. fennsyygnis pafen
pesae copy. w
fBlCE-Dn SUNDAY evening, slA Inst, william,
son o. William Gnd ALae lIiey, aged ear aud
months.
The friends and sclnHintances Of the family ara
respectfully Invited to attend The irnrTs tn- fIue..
9Ay( atsi-4ooh' lv'h las NJ y O'Clock, from the es.
osAst VI ms PAIeAt11 ~ sttund ave, rs
kkGNOlLS-un Monday, Jan. ., 1865. Francis
thi lAso. Cd so. o. Ihona, ami che lsts May Key.
nOhaA sgo4 o an months and da,u
The friends Of tbs family are respectfully invited
10 utoend the funeTEl, this Tussdayl anernOon,
81 his tAubsT, la Roosevelt st, Ia
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The nu'h". ro's''c OF ui" l.a'f the Mayor ui
Sire G. &, Of Aow YORK vas yesterday delivered 10
n. ,..,.,....,. ,.,,...I .,,l -,,stu.us
ANor' n M" oAh' jan y.
o., d.. J.,.r.,trr ~, o.. ,,,5o,, Co,,nrJ,
I..,,t .,v. ln ,,,,rlar,. v.th IA. rcn,iirc-
.,r.''.., t9r. rtqrtci lny before your Honorable
l..l, t.,.,,mr,tui,nt.or, relative h. Ito .uycrr.
s q ,,...,.,.i i'',. -orcrnout Of tbec'tv
s.r.n,is ,,,rrttur. have l.,u tr.,cd .l., pst tho
tr.n.gf the IN. Government, and / sh..I submit
a., l...- n "a ,.. Nav. c-t.' .. detective While
,,,.,c. t,, ,,,,,,,. o,,r,y.d The ,,i.ty ~ ,uo
'.f..,.l..|,s ir no pr,.,.. A., stat., and ma.
.., ,,,., r,I ,tl n. r.t.,.s haze 50.
','t' '''1 ~ '' i vs. a. ,,- a.,
',t a.. t,'..,,.g w., ,,n.t,,s a,i ,,,,,,,,rt-
-, 49,. common t,,tp,l Lay, con. .e.r hy
., 49,. ....i md ..i. .uisHrl and now turDora.
-s IA. ~ ,r.r. mn der tho aide ~ .fi...s.orcrs
49, -, ,,rv,d ,,t 81 the or,lu. Al tram. until tla
I,r ~ n lfr ,' me tubus tntercsis of the CIV Ia
-. ',..l ,. other ,yprc,s tfu, lt4 C1rt.r.i. ION
/ m NOV Nar,,u4 caiass have contributed 4, mi,
,.ilt hrt m, rr,uyrut.llscq rowing ONT OF IA.
! ..y..... .. lie Common Council arc prum. vent
| ,,..... u.,.. The Ir,.ur. of a s.u,ic lanlI y yp4
| ,.,rg 1. tie Couuty Dryqulyatinr, md lna
! ,oseu a., the inheritance of tic 10 r,i 81 slfory q.
sra Ia ,uuIarisuu with that OF the CRY L .isIA-
go
a.. ,,.,,.or, ,f tho u,,,r ,re .r,rtigatIv vnr,.
or 1,'- r..,I. mo limited check he Luds over
ban trot,r I, ll.tign amounts t. uulL!u. more tu4n
H. ruNi .5u of lis uuiccu8ns m 4, curpor4ti IA
ue,Sip slcra. to cause lew d4ys' delay, aud rA.
lt, the contempt a tic members " 10 have deter
,'r',t tnc.rry Ter measure. In sIit, II h., ~.
tuo,str ,rcre /. Ia notorious, tuG CONT it,atious
NV. Ni,tri for wears IN our Lexis alive bodies M
t.a,ity. for lie D.. 81 s.aa.tIl AM u.cr,.uHr.
OIL. .4 tb 1 sylnthuos4 could prutnpt az corruption
,,u' carry ont IL IL worse that these should cx.
.- ti.t tho Executive should be arm a with An
| I,,lltr NuL 90 crush tho projects OF pr.yute gain
a,... ron irr powcl,.ss and luaccss AN such dis
! gracufH ctlpls a. have be N eugondcr,.l IN tn,
,lsySutss aud scc.csr oi tleso sIurulatiye opera
t...F H.. M..u-, bru.r ht-y rtallLstuiD
u..lI not d,rr e.. ,ppua "a lust and w.ul,s,m,
measure pstspi by tie C,mmou Council while b,
could uu. iu..r,t' pu impi,pur oue
Ia u.e u sable p.f'.yulAr, ,.a suAlAsy between
s',t. ,r.i.r' .r.I,u amt t.t ut oar f...,,fpllt,
fotl- 4 IA ia th, aImo eutrc iuuspeudt Gee ui III,
Hr.l. %, Department oi tho control ui tue Mayor
NluuI.el4 4u u mind cam tor t.uuArut y.-,'at
g. vuuD W ic il1' Do ia preferable that the power q
removal should uc placed N the hands . an %.
Lurr VA tie spo., Tatitr lUsI iu IAuse OF tie Go,
tr-Ol, N-,sc varied uAurs y'n .r,'ly enable bin
g. .u.r timely attention to charles ot cor
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Fir H. tbe COW ,,t.ou thst tie wal be ny az
annual message I lp.srv yu3 aui 81 viii vi VA
ma gee I'D cortH.. 20 Us # f.a Ir &c 81 'yI 80
4 M Jhch dutic., aud 1--WE 84. "s''ion g. 10
comm 1nty Which 80 repie eat. ] here Is ueedci
and II rooTu for many improvements. which can
al be &C. tnpbstci ry BE Al Ii-nurI' ~ N.stins
ertr.vrrnrrr srt str'--g IN" consciousness ~
the imPnHshims 90 sNuul sl interests shou'd nos
d.ter ts from he .t,tcrninauon Of lcaslAting fot
the general good tu 'Nr by-' uf pur i -mcut Ihs
responsible ~ o' measures ofs doubtful cnoracter,
Which son can dyIg arI1yg ourselves mo
which ais hut lg ti- IS ic1l " q SIC c.yls c.ru
each. you must beaf IA mind cannot b. 30 easily
assume by my yi. arr vou may bg asru-'' that
however easily sOu may uvcf-ouc Tie tlc-t' N't
cannot prevent 'hc cyp-rfiou = NY ds'rrro'a
pou. That no such uie.yre' nrnt may take 'ies
du- ng our yfbcai interrourss but that W. mas
lsi.y- tremendously foi the god II "" city, Is M
sincere Gcsirt C. GouFkEY GJSTuzE- Mayor
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Financial news Markets. &c.

Sos York, Monday, jan. @. G r. H-1he Ggctus
Uons IN sold to day have b, ~ follow Al lo1
A. NJ ys6 : lH.a. ssCa loiG 2.GE; la,5e 2.fA,
III z2G't; il.l5, t2Gs ii.2, 2ss' iis. 2s6'..
h.5t s''. g.. 92"' i'1. g-Ga; 1870 22G'.'
i.i, S-GA J, -so't l.lt 'g6.,, leo, 22G'r 20
2-6t $50 s.ds 2 rsot. 2lh, 9'- go s"e',
2.i5. -9c b.; .t g35 Be- .-i 21-, g2j.; ..it IN
4 80 4.lt, no, The rou nj .tock market La
been rc,Ay without much a,u,i,y. The most i'm.
portAnt fcstuco the d1ys sino, was the inc ascd
demand 70. government bonds 'rum investors in tho
country Tho recent uh-crip, on, to the ton-tortics
are believed - make the whole issuo rluouni 10 ons
hundred and fifty millions Of d9nits This would
leave but about t',,,JuUOOO out of tAo s.S,0LOO u
the no. " bonds authorized by Congress II will - re-.
momhered that tho subscription 10 this loan w1
officially cos"i Sn'u day The loan market con.
tinues ocsy, and the demand "a readily supplied at
pr cont. Fo-clgn exchange Wa quict t1rmercts
bills sold ls ia. BNSri. s.efnny. 81. DIV iO9N
q i'9r. lie bank t'aeiaeBt tot The yvt EeeS shows
traction ~ lcui.- 10 the extent Of sNfoh9Sy Tue
dcIs~ .g 1huW increase r-i,Jp5n and 1ip secs
liHs an tddiuou ot SiSJVs the rut Of ~, sipts ON
account vi Interest uD1n rold bearing bonds The
Ia uunlSr o. National BIlAS Ia oI-, tiua is Isl
Tao amount VI cutfrury is>ued during she scek "a.
sLilO,i2N and the total u date s'G,'.s,90O
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The third Number OF the Friend of Pro.
tho s4ms = urusI, full OF and interesting mat
ter $40
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ltoauu roas,rc Of his Honor the Msyor q
Size Ctj Of Ae~ YORK vas yesterday delivered to
the tyum.u Council aud s as follows:
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SPEt1AA. NOTICES.

COuntcTfc!ts -COun.crIeits. Persons denl-
Ina p.vl a sons arc warned M Atuat l-iul
Any fills and Ointment represented a. leIur mins
that DO not have ny private revenue stamp on euch
bD1 POI. AMI a. wulls " H0lOEuy, New York
water nar0i IN the took o directions. Those coun
teT1eis vi. Oh ur ao Ia tnit city. Auy par
~ no WI cctrct lscaI sill r,Celye handsome 10
Ndru by LrDiyinc 10 he uud 'ryign"d
al fuUS. HOLLOWAY, 81 Maiden iaue.
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pi il o,siu daily AZ J1I Fourth ave, corner vi 18Th
81, from w y. M, 10y the b'ueut Of the poor who
uhictnd with the diseases OF the cves. SOLOMON
JESkER, A. ", President ut Board VI Trustee. 4,
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nr. W II. Grosr-Dcar slr-It avc bees

lfEs w tis pNsn
sum my Coz hong the with what ply sclAus cal
ui,oCFes q the PTuetrac GLAND, and unable 10 OBJ
tain any rellei until used Constitution NzterS heh
began TO procace it, curative c1ect after taking one
two doseA 1ud no LIan bc more grateful than
a. the r,sults-hhN iF suite ed ell that man could
suffer- and live, and rather than be deprS ed OF the
ned oine would be vthinr 70 ny $50 bottle for II.
II h ~ only cuTol me, but several other officers
my dbtrict have been cured hy ~, and would eCuu-
mend ever body suha.ns nom any Diseases OF the
kidnuya t. uao Consultation water. RICHARD
LUSH, SERGEANT Ninth Ward Police. Ne1 fCIh,
Dec. SO 1851. Sold wholesale by MORGAN AL.
LEN, 20 CHI 81, aud all druggists. Us
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=. ,,vSppoEER's sALE.-RCifARD YIELD. AUG.
ioneer viii sell tins Frdayl at his sile,foon 4so
s,roc, New YORK large assortment of Lady Cloth
= conslstius of sax Calico am pelane Dresses tape,
ella and other shAwl'; Sksn unaercl2lnc" sns ,
~ M orlsr 81 j. Lynch, Grand street. tawn.
assf., ale 10 commence at lU1s otoef
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.ssJTuERN ApvERTIsEmENTs.

mo PATENTEEs--iT IL OUR OBJECT TO Esrys-
I"dh an agency the OF New Orl-ans Cor the lno
dson and sale OF all hrs class Patented Articles, fSsc
rights of this character solicited W rive
IA their Business The best references given should yob de-
slre personal interview address, " ~ Herald oce, to<
three daVa
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WE'LL, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. TO crosE


HftlHfti34 lcUsEHoLD FURNITURE
AND WORKS or. ART. 40.
Issasncs 2s West Fourteenth street between Eighth and
.sEvlsN OCTAVE ROSEWOOD PIANOFORTE,
ROSEWOOD AND BLACK WALNUT SUITS
BhONzE AND ORMOLU CHANDELIERS,
ssEyREs AND DRESDEN CHINA ORNAMENTS. = 80
BRocADE AND LACE CURTAINS,
OIL PAINTINGS BY EMINENT ARTISTS
OAK EXTENSION TABLE,
CHINA GLASS AND SILVER WARE
SHEFFIELD TABLE CUTLERY, TABLE LINEN,
ROSEWOOD CHAMBER FURNITURE LOUIS XIV
The sale cs.aprses of the richest and clabo
rDy carved tarlor Furniture offered public auction
ard - Dc sold without any
Paors conau three elegant Suits Parlor
Furniture, rich brocade and satin rosewood Eageres
spdnd and costly partan Ornaments rich Vases, &c.
hAGNIrICENT ROSEWOOD PIANOFORTE,
STOOL AND COVER, COST 81, 600;
elegant Instrument with beautifully
legs aud case all modern improvements.
Also magnificent collection OF Paintings rosewood
nrsh and Easy Chairs In fine rosewood Centre
SIDE marble Top Tables richly carved Velvet Brussels
Carpets, al sizes
Chamber Suits, In rosewood and mahogany; Bureaus
carved tdsteads Washsands Sofa Beds In fine hairrloth
W pure ar Mattresses from 40 to 30 pounds order
"a excellent condition.
Diung Room Furniture, conssng of fine oak Extension
Dhns Table Silver Ware rich China Ivory and Silver
lery Forks Spoons &C. with heavy Cut Engraved
Ware @ description