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1mnsemcnis.
NIBLO" GARDEN.

NlBLOs GARDEN.
A. ......wM. WHEATLEY.
Alteration Of time Doors open at ~ curtain rises ct
SslG s'1; ,,vvx OF THE TRIUMPHANT ENGAGE
MENT or THE FAyoRITE AND CHARMING
Mis-, MAGGIE MITCHELL,
h0 in snnear THIS EVENING, In her very celebrated
character of MARIE.
in her romantic and interesting drama Translated and adapted
fr Mi, Mitchell BY the author OF fanchon, entitled the
'o' '''' PEARL OF SAVOY;
THE MoTHER's PRAYER
upported by Mrs Farrep Mary Wells Skerret Nunsn, W
sssn On. fourth appearance in three years. h. Morris }.
w H1s scfNER ye' sPLENb6 new COSTUMES
RICH FURNITURE, FULL CHORUS,
ORIGINAL MUSIC, &C.
ACT 1.-THE PRAYER.
ACT IlI.-ABDUcT1oN Of MARIE.
No' ''-' Ac CIV vi.-nArrINEss.
Saturday next, June 10, FAREWELL MATINEE
in which MISS LUCILLE WESTERN
will for the last time prior to her departure ioi Europe
- '' LADY ISABEL XND MADAME VINE.
Seats secured SIX days In advance
DARNUM's AMERICAN MUSEUM.
Miss iss"f IMiLiE Melville.
in, Boucicaults version Of Dickens story nor
OR THE CRICKET ON THE HEARTH,
ONE-LEGGED DANCER, TONY Df Min.
IN ONE, TWO. AND ThREELEGGED DANUBE
THE BOONE FAMILY COMBINATION
CLASSICAL READINGS, COMIC SONGS: pDEiS;;
NEGRO ECCENTRlClTlES....M MI. W. MULLltAN'
Now on exhibition. portion Of the Historical
CHARTER Dan OF CONNECTICUT.
purchased Al d cost Of = ..oOI . -, ,ouo
A HORSE AND RIDER ENrWlNED B1 AN LNoIs-
NOUS SERPENT CONVERTED INTO sTONE:n
PROF CHlNliS--LlGHrNlNG CALI uLAIoh'
WOODROFFE'S BOHEMIAN GLAsScbLOM En .r,o>,
AGLAss sTF AM,ENGlS MI in MO
FAT vouiI Ef 81 isTEss. CiRCAsSIAN GIRL,
"A LIVING OFFERS. GRAND AQUARIA.
MILLION CUROSlTlES.
Admission 20 cents, children under ten, 10 cents
WINTER GARDEN.
Stage Manager. MI j. u hAN-Ih
THURSDAY. Jane D.
BRILLIANT SUCCESS
MISS HOSMER
CAMILLE,
which enable MISS iIOSMER TO appear In seres OF
other great characiers. can be presented but for
THREE NIGHTS MORE.
THREE NIGHTS MORE.
Mr. Barton Hill Mr.. John Dyott, Mr. c. Walco MI Chez
ter MI Cline Miss Mary Carr Mrs C. WAco,, Miss Fannie
Prestige and Mr.. Chester in the Cast.
SATURDAY AFTERNOON, June /
MATINEE
CAMILLE.
commencing at o'clock.
Seats may b- secured.
In preparation
EVADNE.
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Since January l.. ee25,5,353 s72215OD S3235l, US
The imports and exports at this port from July !,
have been as follows:
1929. 1854. 1S6f.5.
Imports mdse $40 73Js2l s2Oc, 32, O63 Sal is656l
Exports produce. I76 3o2 ss9 4y.e41.564 lsl5l9rIJ
IL ports specie 81. i36,297 53,0s,0l7 3jtd, 6s5
Advices from Europe, per steamship Africa, bring
London financial intelligence TO May u. On that
day United States 5-2Os were 81 ats, an advance
of upon latest dates. Illinois Central quoted
76i MI, and Erie 53i.
The earnings of the Michigan Southern Road for
the first quarter of the fiscal year 81 l3, 163;
operating expenses (56 per cent, $63I,3l2i net
earnings sos 5l; 3 months interest on bonds,
&li9 So; q per cent guaranteed stock, $3.50;
remaining for common stock, $293, 9s9-$i9S, ISL.
This is equal to 80 per cent upon the common stock
for months. AS the expenses will not exceed 30
per cent for the year the road after fun dividends
and the contribution to the sinking fund, will show
q large surplus
The Chicago and Northwestern Road makes the
following report of earnings for the fourth week IN
May:
1864 ei63.O9 % 1858 s2l2,l26 o. Inc $4,000 Is
Or 900 increase.
Month 500, $50 10 $1e,9OJ e2 Inc eiO@,V'S ~
Or 81 Sc Increase.
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Couartncrship Notices.

I HAVE THIS DAY taken Mr.. A. JUL
i LFRAT and my nephew A b.. PAILLARD, as partners.
The bu.in~.. Of importing WATCHES aud MUSICAL
BOXES will b~ conducted under the name Of
NJ J. PAlLLARD Co.
NJ. j. PAlLLAkD. No Il Maiden lane.
New Yort June q 1865
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CURGICAL HOSPITAL for the Treatment OF

CURGICAL HOSPITAL for the Treatment OF
- Disease. Pelvic Ni.c-rs under the Of EDWARD
H. DIXON Editor o: The scap.l Structure. Plies Narico
Hernia and flsiua Every q structure admits OF
radical and Ia few days and often nie
.dAs one. by Dr. D. instrument III. urc,hrotomc,
designed expressly modify SIR. symes operation In ell
the three enumerated Affections the cure guar
anteod the b. undertaken. Once hours from to
daily, and 70 EVENING". at No ~ finh1ave
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-08

CHARLES ID. HAMMOND, formerly Pro-
fs.or sp-ca Anatomy and Surgery IN the Syracus.
College y \. Once 81 Past f7thst tOnsui'aiions
ron H. TO- 60 3. and 70 HPE' lAiIltS Diseases OF
~. Nervous, Seminal. ripsry and Cuueous Systems.
B-~tc,ur-. which have been treated by tauteriEing,
Cutting o Rapidly DlAng Operations. not undertaken
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Professional Nollfcs.

4 BOOK on STRUCTURE, PILES, Els
~ TULA Gc sent on receipt Of % HENRY A.
DANIELS NJ. D.. Consulting and Operative Surgeon, No
Union ,qusre New \ orb.
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ynsurante Companies.

NETWORK ACCIDENTAL
~ INSURANCE COMPANY.
No. TAI BROADWAY. NETWORK,
FOR INsURlNG AGAINST
ACCIDENTS OF ALL KINDS.
CAPITAL $3.50, 900.
President,
WILLIAM A. BAILEY.
Secretary,
EDWARD GREENE.
DIRECTORS.
WnLIAs A. BAYLEY, 2. ID. MORGAN jr,
e,vr0w BALpwrN CHAuNOKY NJ DKPEw.
HEERY b. HYDE, WILLIAM L. BLoDGKfT,
JAMES NJ HALsrED, +. a. sTANsBuKY,
DAsrKL A. HEALD CHARLES TAYLOR,
FnaIE w CROMWELL PETER McMARTIS,
HEERy NJ ALEXANDER Henry DAY
a'F GoopEow. THoxas A. scorr
WmLIAn WALKER, FRA WHITE
NwHxnIAB PERRY THOMAS JoNEs jn'
FREDERICK w. DowYER LOBEKr Hoe,
WILLIAM g. LAMBERT, kGBRRT sIAhk
GILBERT X HARRors. HsSnY = TsRpE eils.rv
$500 Cons,I,;n, phys,r;au Chairman Executive Com.
JAMES Il. ALExANDER, Attorney.
HENRY A. BILLS. General agent 49,,
The business Of this Company is the inuIns against ace
dents of all kinds whether by travelling o. 20
tbe payment of fixed in the event o. ueat caused o
accident Of any description tne e,. Sabansnt svd
allowance Of injury causing tqts 1'o
f.ed Of death arising as above h ne annaa
-'''"' ORDINARY RISKS
are those Of the public oissona men merchants
bankers clerks and all such a. follow an Occur
pai,on not itself hazardous to life or limb
ANNUAL PREMIUMS ON $1,000, WITHOUT COM
PENsATION, $50; WITH COMPENSATION OF $50
PER WEEK in CASE OF INJURY, $50 SMALLER
AMOUNTS INSURED AT CORRESPONDING RATES.
SPECIAL RISKS
are those Of Conductors, Architects Builders, Carpen'
tiers Mason Brckayers Plumbers. House Painters and Ne
ehancs generally Drovers Butchers Horse and Cattle Deal
ers Miers Policemen No Policy ior Special RISKS 10 e1
c~ed 5000
ANNUAL PREMIUMS on $4,000, WITHOUT COM
PENsATION, sl8 rs; WITH COMPENSATION $40
person nsuring against Death only 10 he family
the sum which iusures II he Is Killed PROVIDED he
death occurs within three months from date Of the INJURY
n he susains injury he receives no compensation
~ AGAINST DEATH WITH COMPENSATION
family IN the death; and in OF personal injury
the amount stipulated until he is able to attend to ms aa
GENERAL ACCIDENTS
Ipclnde the Travelling Risk and also all forms OF Dsoca
lions rok en- Bones sprains Bruises Cuts
Burns and Scads Bites OF Dog Assaults by burg .rs hob
hers or seton Of Lightning Sun stroke the
effects of xpoon Floods and Sufocston by Drowning OF
Choking such Accidental Injury the cause OF Death
within three of the happening OF the INJURY or o. ot
disability 10 follow his usual svocations.
INDUCEMENTS.
The rates Of Premium very low
The plan simple that any can comprehend ai i's
workings -
bee rejected by Life Companies in consequence oil hereditary
or other effect Insurance IN tins Company at
small cost.
No peter satisfactory be made OF so small
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The loss by the burning of Messrs. Spencer IL
McKays brewery at Pittsburg, on Sunday morning.
Will not isll short VI olQ0 000
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-08

Strawberries have come in very plentifully to-day
more 30 than any previous day this season. great
proportion are large berries principally Wilson's, with
few Triomphe's. The bulk Of the fruit 10 still from
South Jersey Small baskets Of ordinary berries sold
at DC this morning but fell to &c. before night. New
III 10, rEas 40 DnnfA
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DENTISTRY.

POSITIVELY NO PAIN OR DANGER
j d. WAIT. corner tourthaye. and twenty hrst'f IT,,
gives the Nitrous Oryd Gas and extracts TtETH at 30
eeut. Beautiful sets inserted from 80 TO SD Filings
from W ard. lut this out
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0be 6nrt.

PATTERSON RACES, June {, ls65.-No
i Po.tponement account OF weather.
THIRD DAY June 8-first Race, Exrs.-The Goodwin
Handicap Hudle Race, two miles, eight night OF
hurdles. Premium : 800 to winner; 500 for second
horse for which /igZag Charley Riley, Maid Of Ottawa
Tom Savers Mamie Crsddock and Rescue are entered.
second Race Seque-Sakes, 1910; 500 half n
three vear-ods miles; nine entries Third Race, PRE-
MUM OF 4 1890 THKEk.MILE HEATS. Fourth Race,
Consolation Premium, $500 Il miles, with allowance to
beaten horses. - -
EXTRA TRAIN rom foot Of Chanbersst leaves at II IS
m KETUHSlNG immediately after Races Of each day
ayar X. y. CfiIsWELL, Secretary
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AUTHORIZATIONS at Z.
III NETWORK CIRCUS
THIS AND EVERY KNLNISG THIS WkkK:v
POSITIVELY LAST WEEK OF
THE SEASON
GRAND ELIMINATION
OF UNPRECEDENTED ATTRACTIONS
FOR THE FAREWELL WEEK
The great Comic Psntouime Of
THE ELINIH OF LIFE;
Or 1.-THE BIRTH OF HARLEQUIN 10 which will be
added the most successful comic scenes Of
I. HARLEQUIN BLUE BEARD.
MATCHLtSS COMBINATION OF hlRTH
Fir,t appearauces Of the Great German GynInasts,
THE MATTI BROTHERS. -
THE WONDERFULLY BEAUTIFUL TRICK PONIES,
LAVfNfA AND MINNIE.
THE PONY RACES AND MONKEYS ON
HORSEBACK.
NEW AND SUPERB ARENlC FEATS,
EQUESTRIAN GYMSAsTIC AND ACROBATlC.
NoriCE-The Hippotheairon win be closed on and amer
SATURDAY next for alterations redecoraons aud entire reh
ting and viii reopen early in the FALL with the most superb
copsnY native and fore a. assembled in either heus
pnsre
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UNION COURSE. LONG ISLAND-TROT-

TING-On FRIDAY June q, al 81 O'Clock p. m. Maich
~, 40 0ao mile heats best three IN five, In harness. Hiram
IXoodrua names b. g. dexter. :. Mclaughlin names b. m
.dy Tborn Cars will leave the Fulton and Wilamsbugi
.vcv FIVE minutes for East New York and also iesv,
sun Ferry or the Course direct OF clock return
ing when the race u over SiA" o " ~ iiopolD'
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fine ARTS.

CEITZ d NOZZLE have removed their col
~ lection Of Paintings to No Broadway corner Fourth
81 Room No where they viii be pleased 10 receive the
aasis1Is and lovsyS VI FlDe AI,s.
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the National Currency Bsnk. No. Wallst, corner Oh
Broadway. W. G.. WHITE, Cashier.

sno A'o1oneA NuiShcy OonA, &SVs " "A' ~ $500
Broadway. VIC. WHITE, Cashier.
FOURTH NATIONAL BANK OF THE CITY OF
NEw.YoK.
Nos ~ AND % PNR-sr
DEPOSITORY AND FINANCIAL AGENT OF THE UNITED
STATES
Have for sale ready for delivery,
UNITED STATES $40 TREASURY Morris,
Convertible, at maturity. into $40 GoLD.BEARrSG
UNITED STATES 1910 BOSDA
UNITED STATES $40 Bonds
UNITED STATES 1-YEAR CERTIFICATE.
We also collect Government Vouchers and Drafts,
and attend to other business with the Government
PC. CALHOUN, President
HENRY CLEws & Co.,
Successors TO
LIvERMORE, CLEws co.
BANKERS.
No. 81 Walst, N Y,
GOVERNMENT AGENTS FOR THE SALE OF IHE o. Be
1910 LOAN.
Full Commission allowed Bankers. brokers lnsur-
ance Companies and all parties purchasing Tor otnefS
or resale. .,,. L.
All denominations on hand ready for immediate de-
livery. ,on
ALL KINDS or U. s. SECURITIES BOUGHT AND SOLD
Accounts of Banks, Bankers, and lndlvlduais' re
ceiyed- per cent allowed on deposits and daily oa'
which may be drawn for without notice.
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OFFICE THE SPECIAL Commission
No. 10 Safest, NEW YORK. May 81, 1873.
TNHE SPECIAL COMMISSION, Of which
i Msjor-Gen w +. SMITH and JAMES # BRADY are
appointed by Eyecutiy. order Of December
TO- 1864 investigate the Military and Civil Administration
Of the Military Division a tine West Msspp has authority
to continue is inves, CATIONS In the City Of New sork
Persons knowng of any fact. which assist the Com
mission the discharge oi its duties requested to com
munlcais with the undersigned practicable
NICOLAS BOWEN, Lieut. Col, A. A. O..
Judge Advocate.
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STEAMSHIP Coz LINE.

NEPTUNE STEAMSHIP Cor LINE.
~ DAILY FOR PROVIDENCE DIRECT
Consisting of th. following and splendid stesmers
ELECTRA Capt. J. w. Nye. OALAIEA. Capt. w. N.
Jones; OCEASUs. Capt. VIM. Young
One of the above gnhcet steImrrs will leave Pier No.
q North River foot OF Kobinson.,, Daily isundAys Ell
cepedl at O'Clock I. ~ $50
~ Connecting Providence with the 7i3a H. Train of
Boston.
rVFreisht taken q, Propeller Rates
Thea steamers unsurnassed in their sranr-nent'
comfort and ay d passengers and hen iscIes oi
the transportation Of Freight
~ Passenger. after retiring for the night not disturbed
Nj, thew IN Providence, hour early enough 10 So
cure Of desired In tbs hTt accommodation train Tor
Boston. ,,.. n
ODELL Genera Freight Ag'nt, Pier no q. y IL.
For Tickets staierooms &c, apply 10 the CLERK on ood
CTEAM TO LIVERPOOL, CALLING AT
- QuEENsTOWN-Tbe lnnan Line. sailing semi week
ly carrying the United States Mails. - - $1,000.
CITY or LlMFHCK............THIK sDA1t JUNE ~
CITY or acknowledgements JnSE ~
CITY or CORK NfDNfSDAI' yn.E ~
CITY OF WAsHlNGIOS.......sA JUNE a.
from Pier No ~, North River. -
RATES or PASSAGE -
FIRST CABIN........Sg0I STEERAGE............&M
To London.......... 70 10 London...'.''''.' ~ ~
To Philharmonic. l05 To Pafls .......:... "
Ps.-engefs also forwarded 10 Hayre Hamburg Bremen
&c. at moderate rates
Passenger, by mail steamers sailing every Saturday
payable gold Passage by the uidweet steamers paysoe
IN United States cdrrency. .o a.,
strernge passage from Liverpool Queenstown, 80 gold
or a.. equivalent Tickets be bought here by persons
send ing for their friends
For further information. apply at the Company. Offices
JOHN O. DALI, Agent, No. 10 bfoad"ny' new ioth
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POULTRY AND GAME.
Live Fowls are lower and indeed all kinds OF Poul,
try bnb dead and alive have declined. A lot VI
dressed Fowls from Canada, which came through In
refrigerator or ice.car but were soft sold at lec We
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-08

WALLACKs., ,rsrvv w,,,.or
LAST THREE NIGHTS OF Tiik SEASON.
THURSDAY-Whl be acted hrst time IN three year
land for this night only Standard Comedy, by George
Colman the Younger. entitled
THE POOR GENTLEMAN.
In hch will appear Messrs Gilbert. Fisher, w X Floyd
Youn. Holland Norton Whiting Orshau Ms. vernon and
Mia Hennques.
FRIDAI-IRISH HEIREsS -
sATuRDAY-i.ast night Of the season ALL THAT GILT
TERs IL NOT GOLD and HiGH LIFE BELOW sTAiHs
MONDAY-frsi night Of the Summer season
Tn. WALLACK.DAVESPORT COMBINATION
will appear in the great play Of
ThE IRON MASK.
Which will be produced with and besp'iin scenery
and appointment, correct costumes and great cast.
Boz Book nov open.
Doors open a, =; Overture al
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Memorials.

VNHE AMERICAN BELL COMPANY
Il HAVE REMOVED TO
No. 81 LIBERTY ST.
20. below Nassaast., kev-io
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OLYMPIC THEATER.
~ Sole Lessee and Msnsgeress. Mrs John Wood.
Stage Manager. IL; st =, S.rc
THE SLEEPING BEAUTY
IN THE
WOOD.
will be repeated - - - ..e.....x
EVERY EVENING TILL FURTHER NOTICE,
which for the past sir wcrks mas drawn
HOUSES CROWDED IN EVERY FART
thereby ndorsing the universal opinion that u Is -
UNPARALLELED IN SPLtNDOh AND MAGNlfl
CENCE
by any previous
SPECTACULAR PRODUCTION IN AMERICA.
The entertainments will commence with for the frs, time here
AN ALARMING SACRIFICE
Doors open At :: N. commence AZ 9 O'Clock.
SEATS SECURED SIX DAYS IN ADVANCE.
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90 Ubom it man Gontern.

4 RMY OFFICERS will be literally treated
with they require assistance in closing their Ordnance
and Quartefmtsr Certificates Of indebted
speedily procured through Washington Office Ac
counts collected and cashed- l.. BROWN Co.,
Bankers No. 2 Psrk.place.
All Discharged Soldiers have their claims for Pay,
Bounty Clothing and Raiions Money speedily settled and
cashed at the United States Army Agency and Banking Office
Of l.. BROWN 4 Co, No. PARA. place.
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NOTICE. OFFICERS CLEARANCES
~ promptly obtained. LIBERAL ADVANCES MADE
LEFFERTS HOFFMAN L Co..
nn; M par.
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n. 7. Wholesale Prices OF COuutrS TFOosoos
For THE WEEK ENDING WEDNESDAY,. June :. 1855.
Expressly for The NJ Y TRIBUNE by own Reporter
The following are the current rates OF articles IN good
condition as sold by commission houses at wholesale
Shippers receive TO 10 cent less deducted Tor CON-
missions beside freight and other charges.
BEANS AND PEAS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-08

Since January L. ss2 5753s3 STAG Oa3 t7235 ,0e3
The imports and exports at this port from July /,
have been as follows:
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lNSK'KlCIISbN.
FOR SALE AND 20 LET.

a LARGE HALL To LLT-SuITABLE For
so,irties, parties or other huriu..s also ANAL
IoonD. knquno OF A. +. liAZ lard, 100 Greeuwich
ave glG
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-06-06

a BARGAIN-fOR SALE, A 2STORY
a., house aud lot Coney Island cars pass tn. door
rnoe sLy1 half cash down. Apply on the pionl-
scs, Of = Hl DSoN, gth st. near ~ ave Uo.nnus
South Brooklyn hi
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-06-06

DIES TAUGHT ON SINGERS, Which,
Wilson's aud Iiowe'p n,aehiues 10 hem
and fancy hTnii'hr, perfect Tor 1, and recom-
go to shops' Alsinds Of mNchiIcs to cut, aud
rs qua Oh lot t4t, at hfs. IHOMsON's, ll3
-''hsI uot"e'A 'ln anu ath ays. 4la
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-06-06

Ause- in every gsouoit. profit - o pc. ce.t
extra Inducements 10 soi,iers Cali OF aiLtcs Nes
Cd mn ere ~, toofu J. lgl
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-06-06

ONERS, OPERATORS AND BUTTON
e iuakers OIL linen costs wanted. Ar'ly 23I ".
a. So
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WANTED.

w trmmlr.s all work givcn ou,: Al Tap,sit
recuiied. Apply for two recks to SMITHS lgs
Fourth Il. Miluunslur-h, l.. /.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-06-06

PANEKS-PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL
oiAtss wanted, at iOJ West l51A e. bet oh aud
ave., 2y5
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-06-06

A WONDERFUL RUSH FOR MALE AND
female holy u all nations, At j. MFIPlGN's
Office Whitehall st. Msntcd, cooke, walters house
ami NJ stare servants ot gooc situations ia cts hnd
cnun'W. ALSO Cnaehtnen. Gardener, p5rtcts and
farming hands, Those lately landed employed i'm
|nediaisly. This Office Ne can recommend lA2
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OOp SKIRT HANDS WANTED
Learners wanted on skirts Apply 10 Bowery .2sT
OOP SKIRT MAKERS WANTED TO
good hands a hsh price paid, IS b. oadvsy 393
ANDS WANTED TO BAISTE AND FIN.
ish ulilitary work. Also 2. es.lnan a. 40 East
a. bet I'd and ID Hyes, Call all the week GI
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-06-06

ANT so HANDS TO FINISH VESTS
cad work and good prices. 12S avenue \, ia
car ~
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-05-06

J. WnKEs BooTH.-Capt Stone, Fro
yost Marshal for this District, day or
two since, upon looking at photograph
of the late ]. Wilkes Booth, the assassin
of President Lincoln, recognized the fea-
lures of former inmate of the military
prison in this city. 1t seems that Booth
was passing through here on his way TO
Baltimore, when he was arrested upon
suspicion of being bounty jumper as
he answered to the description
of a bounty jumper at that time IN
the hands of the Provost Marshal Booth
was confined in the prison for two days.
when he was released upon parole, and
permitted to go to Pittsburg, from
whence he said he would forward infor-
nation which could not fail to satisfy
the military authorities of his innocence
of bounty jumping. Fragments OF let
tiers and papers which were lett here by
the prisoner, are said to correspond ex-
actly with number of letters already
published, pnrporting to have emanated
from Booth.
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CITY ANDSTATENEWS,
The Gold and Osher markets, and
Miscelisneess Matter. - - fsund sn
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CIRCUIT CoURT-Judge +. Fl Caldwell
Presiding In this Court yesterday, the
case of William alias Pony" Cline, charg-
cd with the murder of Thomas Doyle,
was taken mp, and after the usual pre-
liminary steps had been taken, some ten
or fifteen witnesses were examined q The
substance Of the evidence was. that on
the 18th day of November, 1863, Doyle
went into the livery stable of Mcdonald
g. Baer, where Clineywas employed, aud
asked the prisoner for a measuring rule
which he had loaned Cline the day be
fore; Cline said the rule was at his house,
and that he would bring it down with
him after dinner; Doyle and Cline talked
together for about ten minutes, when the
former called the prisoner liar, and said
he never intended to return the rule, but
had left it at home in order TO swindle
him out Of it; Cline seized stool and
struck Doyle twice across the forehead;
Doyle staggered little, and finally turn
ed round and walked ont Of the stable
and went home; some time after reaching
home Doyle became insensible; DR.. Baird
was summoned, but all medical aid prov
ed of no avail, and the injured man died
about twelve o'clock the same night
Coroner Day was summoned the next
morning, when a jury was summoned and
An examination of the case had, and a
verdict rendered that the deceased came
to his death from the effects OF wounds
received upon the forehead. Cline heard
of the death of Doyle, and fed from the
city; was next heard from in Cincinnati,
over a year after the death of Doyle; Gin
cinnati detectives were apprised OF the
affair, and arrested Cline AID brought
him to this city, when he was lodged in
Jail.
The prosecution claimed before the
Jury that he could show them good
grounds for verdict of murder in the
first degree, while the counsel for the de-
tense claimed that they could show good
cause why the prisoner should be acquit-
ted and discharged from further trial.
After the evidence had all been elicit
ed, J. G. Chandler, Esq, Prosecuting At
torney pro. tenn, proceeded to address the
Jury at length in behalf of the State
At the conclusion of his remarks, the
case was continued over until this morn
ing.