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The New York herald., 1865-05-07
williamsburg City News.

TRouMw % FoxuoN CossuL.-A gentleman named
Hiuchs Who Ia id 10 bs consul for strasburg q New
York, and who rssdcs the Centrevlc couns,
Long Island, has recently experienced considerable
trouble from bis neighbour who peist In maintaining
that he harbofs batch Of rebels from Lees dsbandcd
army some Of thom wearing the rebel Uniform Two of
the party, n assersd, are his own sons An oh1cer
from MAJOR Dodges headQuartcn yesterday visited Mr.
Hencks 70 ASCERTAIN the truth Of these allegations but
came sway sas0ed With the explanations Of that gentle
man
LAusz o. Pnor BOAR The pilot boat William Bell,
one hundred and nscn tons burthen, launched yss
terday stsruoon from the yard OF williams Green
point She takes the place Of the boat Of the same
destroyed ~ the corsar Tallahassee Her dimensions
ms-Lsneth OF keel sightytwo feet breadth of beam,
twenty y-oae fest; depth Of hold, eight feet
AcxsowIzponrr.-Ash short Time since IN item appear.
cd relation 70 the rescue Of the widow Sergeant Tac
No Cymsr street, Brooklyn r d. ffom starvation by
few gentlemen who heard OF her unortunats
condition Yesterday Captain wosom, OF the Forty
hhh precnct, received the following nots from An
anonymous sourcs, possmarksd clayton, Psnnsylvs
MAJ
Captain wooLou:--
pMs ssTNn ysu please uvs ,h. enclosed the widow
80 doing you vfn confer sfavsr.
The enclosure was $50 Treasury note, which tho
Captain handed over 10 the assonished and erasinsd
widow
The New York herald., 1865-05-07

II s asserted that out Of seven hundred rebel ocers
In dursnos at Fcrt Deawass al have taken the oath Of
sllesiance except thirteen But when We zee that
General Rheti Of bonth Carolina has taken the oath Of
allegiance 70 the Unitsd States our admiration OF Po
Delaware rises into absolute wonder Whether the
lately converssd general u . son or . nephew Of tbs
original Robert Barnwel nheA cannos say He 10
probably The formss hS u The proprietor and edor
q ~ 0o0l1leDA WA AooA. ~ QANdaGtQn h9WHL
The New York herald., 1865-05-07


All over the world people of and iudgmsas hspo
learned 70
PLANTATION BrrTERs
Dyspepsia with its symptoms headache heartburu fey
using PLANTATION BITTERS
This Is the most snccessfu tonic Of the age Young no
aged and old are delighted with its effects
The first trial always has q marked good e6eek
M change of diet necessary Wills using PLANrATIoe
BIrTERS Rat all you wish OF the best and nuto1o
food
II is the greatest known for overloaded -
distressed stomach, which II relieves . few moments
Il IN manufactured from carefully scected and heA
and preserved in perfectly pure SO. Crotx
Try bottle Of PLANTATION BIrTERS yo suReeuA
and our word for Il, will dnd yourselves feeling
As GOOD AS NEW.
The New York herald., 1865-05-07

0ouraud's Poudrs subtitle uproots Elaav
from low forehesds Of the body. A. - depuA
as Broadway, and drisgiss Mailed, u o..
The New York herald., 1865-05-07

Chevalier's Life for the Hair Restores
gray hair 70 is original color stops s falling out t:ss @
dressing Sold st the drug stores and my omoe, ID
broadway. SARAH A. CHHvAL1Rk ~ -
The New York herald., 1865-05-07

Fans, New styles.
Just received from Pars-Two. Three. rive BghN rsR
Twelve. Fifteen 70 Thirty Dollars each For sals By 0&0
q. ALLEN, ais Broadway. door below Canal street.
The New York herald., 1865-05-07

American Watches,
Gold and lver from Foriy6 70 Three Hundred Dollas
each. For sale by GEO. L. ALLEN as Broadway, -
door below Canal street formerly II Wall street
The New York herald., 1865-05-07
Police IneeIlsxencs.

DESPERATE FIGHT IN A BROADWAY SALOON.
Yesterday morning. about half past three O'Clock ssv.
el young who had congrcgated in tho saloon l2l
broadway, became involved In . quarrel which ives
waged with great desperation knives and other weapons
being freely uscd John Mcrach residing at 221 Canal
street. dangerously stabbed In the back and right
side by named Peter y Crane Thomas r. Muir.
ray, who lives In the house. severely beaten about
the head and body They taken 10 the Fourseuth
precinct station house. and after receiving surgical aid
man named Michael walsh wers arrested by ofscers
Souee Of the Fourteenth precinct and Dowdeli, at
tsched 70 the Tombs police court. Justice Hogan com
mtted the prisoners TO await an examination.
SUMMARY PUNISHMENT or A pIsLoyALIsr.
The passengers In Of the can Of the Hudson River
Railroad Company ct Thrtisth street. on Friday evening
greatly annoyed and enraged by the disordsrly
conduct Of John Crawford, . resident Of Albany He
conducted himself in disordery Manner making use Of
abusive and despectfu language In regard 10 the
sinaon Of our late President 50 violent Crawford
removal and accordingly oncer fhrman, Of the Twen.
ticth prccine took Crawford into custody The accused
the Psnitensiary In default Of 81 900 bail
SINGULAR LARCENY CASE.
Mr. James Robcrtson, residing n NorwsIk, Conn, re-
Gently caused the arrest Of Mr. George T. Guthrie man
Of very respectable appearance the charge Of stealing
two trunks containing clothing &c valued ss four hun
drcd dollars II appears from Mr. Robertson's deposi
ton before Justice Dodge that In October last he 70
son street On Mr. Robersons return no called for his
trunks but found they had been removed from The house
during his absencc Having other resource he
brought suit against the proprietor Of the hotel and
during the trial the prisoner Was called witness for
the defendant y was then observed that Guthrie had
. suit Of clothes belonging 70 Mr. Robertson, and
which had been taken from one Of his trunks A the
prisoner gave no sasfaotoy explanation q 70 his pos
session Of the property Justice Dodge committed him for
trial In default Of one thousand dollars bail.
General Grant ON Chestnut street, Phil.
ade1phia.
From the Philadelphia Ledger, Nay 81
Yesterday morning General Grant took Q ride dowa
Chestnut street. In company with George Stuart EsQ
When the carriage reached Third and Chestnut the Gen.
era was recognized BY persons in the Streets and three
vigorous cheers were given This attracted crowd that
followed the carriage s the same time cheering Justify
Tho carriage was driven up Bank street 70 Mr. Stusrs
store whsrs the General aghted and here he had some
dimcuty v gaining admission 70 the Store, In conss-
Qucnoe Of the great desire OF the people to him Ths
carriage vas then taken 70 Strawberry street. still fol-
lowed by great numbers and In few moments General
Grant made his appearance and driven Into Market
street. amid rspssfsd ohesp and huxxAs. The GsnseI
IeiA kkmNas Ppgk - MRfsA eeNnasR
The New York herald., 1865-05-07

Batehelor's Hair Dye-The Best In eA0
world Hsrmess reliable instantaneous. Ths only psru8
dye. Factory 81 Barclay street
The New York herald., 1865-05-07

Corns, Bunt0ns, Enlarged joints, an1
all diseases OF The feet cured by Dr. zACHARrR 10 Drea
The New York herald., 1865-05-07

Fifty New and second Hand Pianos anA
Msdsons 70 let and ron, applied purchassd II wATDD,
Bros ~
The New York herald., 1865-05-07

The Iavalid.
PORN
(In the vein OF Csmpoell)
Upon his bod-brouGht very low
A poor dyspepuo pale ~ snow,
Lay tossing feebIy 70 and fro,
His strength departing rapidly. "a
But plying hs wretched plight 4Als.E
friend dropped 10 that very night
Who told him he could set him rfeh6 fiAy fafr
With a unfsling remedy
Cheer up" he sAd, II bring yov ssd-
he purcst touie ever msds-
The sick manis hops neer besryedi ..
Twill cure you quick and ciererE.
He drew the oork-he poured the drnnesV
with quverfng lip the patient qusncd;
II seemed vitality 70 wsn
Throush an bts system instantly
What need The wopderous charm 70 na0e
1hat chservd his sprts brsced hm nn0a
HOaTETTfW9 BfTTERg-known 70 fnmo-
Perforned the seeming miraosA
prcrn abat sams hour each rising sun
neh~ld the rood work. thus eeGun.
Svorssd until The end was won
And health established thorouGhly.
rc~nisn Bashs, at No. - Wess FourSA
strcsI fsw DOOR from Broadway 0psn fcs Ne sunz3
montks hon "A n. beP u
rhs OriUlasl sswing Machines 40
:ssSl;Ii 4; 4 y, = ss'sAssn sa's.ik ~ .sAss SsAe
The New York herald., 1865-05-07

Ba5ehc's MandoIIne.-T0 Convince ekO
public that for elegant DRESSING promoting the growth p
venting failing The hair cleansing o6ug4
aud dsndrun The Msndolns IL unequalled" Dr. Bach -
made those eminent chemists, Csswen Mack Co, CO.
agents aud authorized them inform the family
Of any who have doubts how IL made. Sold By pnoV3
drugR1sts
The New York herald., 1865-05-07

Address to 9m0kePs.-pol1ak Is 0~w.
Ncerschaum msnufscturers 0g9 Broadway aneAr PouTk
street Pipes Cigar Holders retail cuS 70 or61
boiled am1ers put on. and repaired.
The New York herald., 1865-05-07

Bowling Alleys for selc-In Good Or
der Gan bs moved n small s1psnse BY DILLIN0HAk.
manufacturer Of Tenpins and Balls, Ill South srssk
The New York herald., 1865-05-07

DIR. RigGs' Water Proof Trusses for Ruu,
varlcocsie. No. Barclay street
The New York herald., 1865-05-07

A.-Use the Best.-BOwdsn's Moth n,
srRoYING PACKET. For sale BY all drusgsts Prise -
The New York herald., 1865-05-07

A.-Gents' All Wool Suits ol0; Boyss ~
WOOL Suits y s.T V. BRoxAw's. y FOURTH svsnua
The New York herald., 1865-05-07

Sailing OF the Steamship North Americas
for Europe.
PORTLAND, May @, 1888.
The steamship North American, Captain Key, sails1
from hers Ave O'Clock this afternoon for Liverpool
via Londonderry
The New York herald., 1865-05-07
Guerillas In Western Kentucky Sum
n,oned to Surrender.

General Meredith commanding the District Of Western
Kentucky has summoned all bands Of armed men acting
in open hostility against the government Of the United
States operating within his district TO surrender before
the Goth Of Nay the terms granted TO Lee. Other
wise they shall be regarded and treated outlaws
The steamboat Niagara, from New Orlesus passed up
with one hundred and fortytwo bales Of cotton for st.
Louis
The New York herald., 1865-05-07

Mr.. John Daniell, Well KNOWN - -
extensive in silks and Ribbons has from ~
remembered for many years. superntendenN Of -
house Of A. T. Stewart 1 Go.
The New York herald., 1865-05-07

Fiagg staRs, Patent Cantering Elorspa,
Inyslds Wheel ChAirA g. W. SMITH, 20 william strssA
The New York herald., 1865-05-07

Immense Prices Paid for Old Books.-s
cO000 Books stsrresoopic Pictures. Ac LE00Af BROTD
ERS, il3 Nassau strest below BeekmAn.
The New York herald., 1865-05-07

The Attempt 20 Introduce Yellow Fever
In Row York.
HAGwAx, n. O.. Ny & 1855.
Ths Bermads papers osatAia losg accounts of the ~
dicai investigations being held at g. Georges of
the astemps Of Dr. Blackburn Introduce yellow fever
into New Yor, Philadelphia and other Northsn cities
B'aakbarn vissssA bermuda osssnsiS,y on phnaA-
tkrupiC missou IN connection with the yellow fever
rhs evidence shows that hs collected while there bed
ding and oiotng taken from fever pasients; that hs
purchased and infected now csosh6g which he packed
IN nks end len is charge OF parties with orders 70 for
ward them 70 New Yssk In the spring
One wttAs testnsx that Blackburn reprsseute< hin.
self Cs.ssderats aseat, whose mission wSs The de-
svuctioH Of thc Northern II also shown that
several persons oonnestsd with the rebel agency we're
cognixant Of these fActA
II stated that there ten trunks three Of which
have fsand and their contents buried by the Board
Of Health.
Blackburn n we'll knswn In these provinces lead
Ing and ultra rebel
The New York herald., 1865-05-07
City Intelligence.


FUNERAL OF MAJOR DuysMG. Major Emil Duysing
aged thirty eight years, formerly Lieutenant Colonel Of
the Forty Arst New York Volunteers and late Of the
Fifteenth New York artillery regiment, died recently
Petersburg Va Of wounds received in the battle Of the
Five Forks He was OF the first who offered his ser.
vices to the government and country OF his adoption
and they readily accepted hs had only
received thorough military education but active
service In the H0lsein OF l945 He q gentle
man by education and sentiment, and was greatly
spccted by his comrades for his ndomabe courage and
kindness Of heart. He was also deeply beloved by
large circle OF frends OF which he the CENTRE from
his wiz humor and good nature His remains have been
brought to this city and the last honors will be paid
thsm to-day, bentting his social and military position
The cos0 will move from hts late residence, in Atlantic
street. near Clinton, Brooklyn, AZ three o'clock r. NJ
Tho Ninety sixth regiment New York State National
and his remains will be accompanied their Las. resting
place by numerous friends
FxAr OF PlDEsrRIANIsM- Heynemann, OF Boston,
some three years ago made to tho effect that,
whenever Lee should be captured would surrender he
in tho cxubcrance Of his Joy at the contamination Of
such great desderatum, would walk from Boston 10
Warrington bearing the glorious tas and Stripes with
him. Lee having surrendered Mr.. Hcyncmann has
menced his travels, and arrived in this city Friday
April and the time OF completing his grand march not
being limited he II enabled 70 make halt whenever he
desires 10 doso. Previous TO starting his tour Gov
Andrew handed him q letter Of introduction to
President Johnson and Mayor Lincoln, OF Boston, pre-.
senod him with beautiful silk fag which he carries
with him. All along the road he received with
cheers aud every attention was kindly paid him by the
people.
The PATRIOT ORPHAN Hoxr-The Ninth Ward Draft
Relief Committee have donated ss2e II the Patriot
institution desires to make the acknowledgment In this
public manner
The New York herald., 1865-05-07

A.-Lottcry Prizes Cashed. Circula1a,
j. z. CLAYTON. 10 wan strssA \. Z.
Prizes Cashed In all Legnlixed LottsriaA
and information gwen Drawings sent
J. CLUTE. Brokers onoe. 1V Broadwu9.
The New York herald., 1865-05-07

DIR. Sehenok will be at hfs New O@ees
20 West Thirteenth street, every day this week sfsr -
The New York herald., 1865-05-07

rsdnced prices. J. r. CURRAH CO., Is John street. -
Broadway manufacturers OF exta quality Of Plated ee6
Of every description. variety Of styles Just out
The New York herald., 1865-05-07
Railroad Trai. Robbed by Guerillas.

CIsoMNAn, Nay Q; 1896.
Tho train the Ohio and Mississippi road lsst night
was robbed near North Bend, fourteen miles from the
city BY gang Of twenty guerllas Tho safes Of Adams
Express Company were blown open BY gunpowdsr and
the contents taken. Passengers relieved Of their
watches and money. The robbers escaped across the
river In skins
The New York herald., 1865-05-07

No More Gray Hair or rBaldness.-Fsrtv-
eve years practice Advice free by Dr. 0RANpJnAN Aso
The New York herald., 1865-05-07

rurhish Bsths, as No. l2 wsss FeprsA
months, Eom GA n. psf.n.
The New York herald., 1865-05-07

spect Color indispensable the salvation Of the Coun
blocks sess Of Broadway the pastor the Rev. James
Dunn will preach at half ten O'Clock In the morning
and at hslfpast o'clock in the evening subject
"Ths Clock OF Destiny"
At the Bleeckcr street Univeras church, corner or
Downing street. tbs Rev A. G. Thomas, Of Bridgeport
will supply tho dssk to-day Services At half-psst ten
O'Clock In the morning and o'clock In the
evening
A. Lee avenue Reformed Dutch church, Brooklyn, the
Rey Dr. Smythe Of London, will preach to-day at ten
o'clock A T. and four O'Clock P n and address the
morning discourse, 'fhe Final scene"
DR. rra President q Hygieo Therapeutic College, and
Mrs n Rollins, who claims an Important discovery
medicines ON Thursday evening Nay ii, Il hall pest
ssven o'clock a. Metropolitan Hall % Sixth avenue.
LAYING THE coRNER STONE or NEW EPISCOPAL
CHURCH IN BRooELYN.
Church Of the Rsdesmer in Broofiyn was lsid With sp
propriate csremoneson Monday last by the Right Rev
Bishop Potter Of this diocese IN the presence Of very
olsfUmen Of the city were also IN attendance q whom
Di!:.. ,.o.er q 3, Lake. Church, and =. R:s; r.
csse Of western New Yorf, was ALSO present. and Dc.
The new church & situated al the corner Of Fourth
avenus and Pacific street Brooklyn. H. 70 Be built
Of stone and expected 70 be completed BY the close
thousand people, On the rear Of the ground owned BY
the church II q comfortable and commodious brick
IN
ever since only capable cg accommodating small
congregation, however, and the necessity Of enlarged
rector and congregation, the Congregation having in.
creased very rapidly under the faithful minsttions Of
i,s present able and earnest recso. shs Rev Edward
assumed the reciorshp o this parish in 1852 there was
.Adsht Il 1eyt @Wt1A 0eeoQ1 dellen Uol1ps uRes
The New York herald., 1865-05-07

BIrrERs. ia, All you wish OF the best nutress
s%ss rssfs' s:ss e e. :.
Il sss:,S:s si E G;s. i
and our word Tor Vs op S nas as ySl'fl''' yNsw feeling
A.-Use the Best.-Dowdsn's Moth N.
srRoYISa PACKET For sale BY all drusgsts Prise -
A:-a....' An Wool SHIFTS sIs; Boys A.
Wool Suits ~, att " BRoxAw's Fourth svsnuA
American Watches,
@ and H. . E & xtks Ts's ss
door below Canal street formerly ii Wan street s''
Address to smokers.-Pollak d ssa.
Ncersch.am mau.fseturers go Broadway. lnsAr Sos1
% ps pes AM .ad o os,r s.a nodsr At retail Gus V or
Ba3ehe's Mandoline.--To Convince sh>
si
ssea. aud .u!h9rI,sd shem g inform ii; family phY
g. Druggists. 81. sa' nave '''''' no" " "''' ''A ~ ''''
Bateheier's Hair Dye-The Best In e.
~od m.rwcs . s.Ss n:Anneeu' fs only ps
Bowling Alleys for seIc--In Good o..
ss s fsaSs : AND s1 lii su 's
head clean stands above comparison with any other -
Sro.S~sy Sis '1 ''' "a; sxkxa Aha 4 casvAIlzS < +
Corns, Buntons, Enlarged Joints, aD1
all diseases OF The feet cured by Dr. zACHARfk TO Dre
way.
DIR. RigGs' Water Proof Trusses for Rup,
are and varicocsle. No barclay street
DR.. sehenok will be at his New OWeS.
wss' Thirteenth street. every day shn week sfr k
Fine silver Plated ware-At 0rednv
rednced prices. ?. cURRAH co, y John areetts
Broadway manufacturers OF extra quality Of Plated 0oo
OF every description. variety OF styles Just out
Fiagg staHs, Patent Canterfng HorsSa.
fnyabds' Wheel ChAirs 8. W. SMITH. % william strssA
Fans, new styles.
Just received from Pars-Two. Three. rvs, BghA IsR
Twelve Fifteen 70 Thirty Dollars each For sals By 080
.;sSs:S; " srs.s.. oles and
0ouraud's Poudrs Subtle uproots Hoav
foreheads any part Of the body - dspnA
tS Broadway, and druggists Nailed, u o.
HiGhest Premium Lockstiteh Oewan9
WHEELER WILSON. o7s Broadway NE
Immense Prices Paid for Old Books.-s
6OO0 Books stsrresoopic Pictures %. LE00Ar BROTD
ERS, ii3 Nassau strest below BeekmAn
|
No More Gray Hair or Baldnsss.-Fsrty~
ave Advice free ~ DR.. 0RANpJuAN. Asa0
The New York herald., 1865-05-07

Condition OF Secretary Seward and His
Son.
WASHINGTON, D. c. May 6-0P n.
Hon. 4. N. STANTON, Secretary Of War
SRI have the honor report that the Secretary Of
State is better than at any time since his injury.
Mr. Frederick Stewards condition most encouraging
Very respectfully, your obedient servant.
J. K BARNES, Surgeon General
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-08-25

20 Kellogg + Covell, Defendants.
Take notice that there is now on file in
the office Of the Clerk of the District Court
in SAID Howard County Iowa, q petition Of
Strother & Kirkpatrick claiming ofyou the
sum OF one hundred and eighty seven do!
lars and fifty six cents, cling for balance of
account due them from you on the third day
of April 1865, a c'py OF which account is
annexed to said petition and made part
thereof.
And unless you appear thereto and de-
fPnd before noon Of tho sec ond day Of the
next term of the said District Counrt to be
held in and for said Howard County On the
second Monday after the second Monday Of
September 1865, default will be entered
against you and judgement rendered there
on for the amount claimed with costs.
You will also take notice that said peti
ten asks an attach ment against your prop
erty which prayer has been granted.
GOODR ICH s. MEAD
40t4) Attys, for Plaintiff
so cts Int Rev. St. affixed and cancelled.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-08-25
NOTICE.

To all persons inter- ested in tho estate Of
Lewis J.. Light deceased.
You are hereby notified that there is now
on file in the Office Of the County Judge Of
How ard County Iowa petition Of James !
Garrett administrator Of the estate Of Lew is
L. Light deceased to sell the real estate be-
longing to said estate and that the 50 me will
come on for hearing at the next regular
tern, Of the County Court to be held on the
first Monday in Septen Der A. D. 1865.
JAMES l. GARRETT.
Administrator.
Ordered by the County Court that the
foregoing notice be published in the New
Oregon Plain Dealer.
D. O. PRESTON.
Judge Of the County Court.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-08-25
-
NOTICE ::

NOTICE is hereby given TINT by virtue ms Az
thorisy vested in nc by the Revenue Laws Of the
State 81 Iowa md in accordance with tho Require
mcn,s Of tho same, will on Monday the End day Of
October 4. D. 1865 at tic hour OF ten o'c'ck a NJ
r. the Cour, Horse in Vernon Springs Howard c..
Iowa proceed to sell the following Described fesdcn;
'L,tts s,r tie Delinquent Tax due thereon for the
Years A. D. 1861, 1862. 1853 aud 1864.
D,,o1, Aug: 4, AID. 1865. A. NJ COWAN, Treas
BY WM. II. PATTERSON, Dep,
Albion IN
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-08-25
WILLIAM HALL 4 SON,
5FS Broadway, New Yora
Agents for the celeo' ated
briggs New Patent Piano Fortes

o'S~
briggs New Patent Piano Fortes
Which arc creating tho greatest sons,tion'in
the musical world and have received tho
highest testimonials from all the leading
artists of the country, among whom are
S. THALBERG, WI. MASON,
L. Nj. G0TrSCHALX. F. H BROWN,
WM HENRY FEY, T, EIsFELD.
NJ. STROCKeSCH, MAX MARETzEK
HERMAN A. WOLLENHAUPT.
Having purchased the agency Of 'CEoaoE
A. PRINcE& eos MeLopEoSs, AUTOMATIC
al d School ORGANS, from their late Agent
Mr. Charles h. Bacon we Will he pleased =
receive orders for those celebrated lnstrn-
n,ents, and will always endeavor to keep p
sufficient SIMPLY en- hand to Gil Nil or'isrs nj
sight The most liber Il discount give to :hs
Trade, Churches Clergvmen and Schos.s.
Manufacturers. aal Importers o.
Flutes Fsnjos vio,ins Guitars
Violin Strings, Accordecns.
and all kinds of BRASS and other MUSIC
AL INSTRUMENTS.
Special attention paid to furnishing BRASS
INSTRU MENTS for BANDS.
PUBLISHERS OF SHEET MUSIC.
Just p,b!,shed, THE VESlrE,' now col.
ection of Chants for the Episcopal Service.
or opening and closing Voluntaries. Musical
Societies. Glasses, and for the Social Circle,
BY VIRGIL TAYLOR. Pricc,-Boards, IS cts;
Cloth, 800.
In press, and will soon be issued, BASS1 N
rStwenty Nelodic Exercises, for the study
he proper art ofsnging, byCArLo BAss,H, au'
thor OF Bass.ni's Art Of Singing.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-08-25
Piano.Fortc Co|isihenics,

A collection of F1v FINGER Conp and Seal f
passages, for speedily developing the muscles
Of the fingers, and acquiring that degree OF
hex biIity, Independence and yolubility, which
are so Indispensable to a good performer on
h.,