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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-22
Ocean Gteamers.

OYvcB OF TIE ATLANTIC MAIL STEAMSHIP Coz,
No. BowLIso GREEN. NEW YORK, Apfil ~ 1872
IT. o Il CALIFORNIA via JSIHMCS
u PANAMA-Csnying the United States Mail. .
NEW ARRANGEMENTS COMMENCING NAY l. ia
Steamers will sail semi monthly.
Regular sailing days. let and 10Th Of every month. from IL
Coupiny's and commodious Pier No. a. North Rive
foot o. Canal-st. at II o'c!ocA noon, precisely.
Departures -
Aprl %. OCEAN QUEEN. slocum
(CoAnectlng q. Panama with Secramento.I
May |. ARIEL, Jones'
(connec'ins at Panama with Golden Cityl
Nav IG COSTA RIGA. Tmklspsngb,
(Conr.c,,ng az Panama with CoEstituon.)
For further information, n, stt or passage apply
ID. Il. ALLEN No. s Bowling 6reea
TOR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT.
4 The u. $. Nail Steamship STAR OF THE UNION
Can't A. Blanchard will leave Pier No. O. n. r., SATUk
DAY Ayh p, at p. Her passenger sccommods'io.s
re unsurpassed Passage 75 For freight or tssage spP5
to II. 3. CROMWELL 4 CO., No. 90 Nestst
The GEO. CROMWELL viii follow Saturday. April q
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-22
IleoitGl.

lDR. LEWISs MEDICAL and SURGICAL
~ INSTITUTE, No. 7 Beach..t., between yahcli and
West Broadway Is tho only place where tue afflicted WA
receive proper medical treatment. Hoursrom am TO pm
IDR. A. LEWIS, PHYSICIAN and SUR
~ GEON, treats successfully all dif euhes thit ferA
are subject TO- Relief given In al cases once No
3eacl..t three door IRON West Broadway. New FORK.
NR. RECORDS ESSENCE OF LIFE, Re
stores tie los, powers OF Manhood 20 foir weeks. Sue
cess crran sod IA 81 or four times the quantity
r. one r 20 Circular sent receipt Of four STAMPS sole
tprnt PHILIP ROLAND No. az Bfoome st.. dooT west
rom Broadway n. y.
NOW Is THE TINE TO USE
~ DR. LEATHE'S YELLOW DOCK SYRUP
FOR BLEEDING PILES
90 t-1- = ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-22

AlIen.st. NJ. T.. Church, the Rev: j. A. hoChLt
Pastor Preaching on SABBATH MORNING at 10Y O'CLOCK
by tho Rev. DIR. STRICKLAND. Preaching Al = p 70. a''
IN he evening Of u ossek By ths Rev. H. L. saVk16A'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-22

At the Twentieth.sf. Univcrsalist Church, De
tween SiIh and Seventh rves-Sunday School Anissfs
deferred last Sabbath. TO MORROW AtTEKN0onM, ~
o'clock. Addresses by the Rev. DR. CHAPLIN, HuhhIL
|GREELEY, the Rev. b. PETERS, and others Morning
sermon by tho Rev. L. o. BROOKS. @. loA o'clock AL IN
terestsd invited.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-22

Abraham Line oln, the Martyr.Presidcnt, wiil DC
the subject Of discourse TO MORROW. at loa o'clock M
IN the Central Presbyterian Church. Broome two niees
east of Broadway by the Pastor the Rev JAMES D.
Preaching ut n O'Clock p. nj. by Rev. Dr. THOMSON.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-22

sale Of Pews.-Tho pews in the new Church o
tho Holy Trinity, Madiaon.gve., conner Of East forty
.econd-at, Of which the Rev. stephen II: Tyng jr Is
on MONDAY EyENlN0 next 18th inst, a, o'clock Plans
The Church with valuations OF all pcws may be had at tire
residence Of tho Sexton No l6 s1ave and at The Church
sunday and the evening Of the SAILS By order Of the
h. H. FIREMAN., CleFt.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-22

IVA PANY-Foot OF Barcey-st.-On and after April 10
Morning mail trains for Haekesown and intermediate ste
tons will eay. at $50 Mai Express for all stations
west Of Milburn at il0 p Norritown Express at
s. SCHOCH, Assistant Superintendent.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-22
AT the Annual Meeting ~ the CONGREGATION O
The ThIrd kcllrmed Pr....lNter.Lm lMnIrh. mad

At the Annual Meeting ~ ihe CONGREGATION OF
the Third Reformed Presbyterian Caurch, Nod b.
tie Lecture Room tuesday Jth instant aiter ne
usual routic busness transacted ITO following fcsou
tons adopted and ordered 90 be published;
hrioitsf, ls ThaI la this appalling csani'y me as,asnA
ton 81 the Chief Magistrate OF tins nation winch has bowed
entire community IN grief read solemn Lesson Of the
uncertainty human lie and hear The voice o. God saying 70
Nach and pray. Tor such hour as yc thAA not
the Son oi MGn e0i1oth"
Eeso!ted ~. In this s'sociols crime see the wick
edness that system OF violence, oppression ana blood "iin
has melted tho Rebellion which now, Ia It's death agony
.tnkes thus Wild at the Nations life.
R,,lrcJ "a ana, In the dea OF Abraham Lincoln de-
ore the o.- Of Gn hOnest noble tn'ce,ied patriot
an bc atesnan and Just ruler and recognize mis- renoya
this cli,is of affairs great IA ipa calanny, aad
another severe eAsseneat from the hand Of Heaven
Father. 49,.
Rso-ei 4th Th.t hear IN this event the voice Of II NJ
who rules In army ~ Heaven and the inhabitants
Of easth commanding tho execution Of righteous Juds
ent upon the traitor aud upon the NGoa to actnov
edge III. authority, submit IFS law aud TO recognize liza
son n. Hing VI hings and Lord Of Lords.
HUGH GLASSFORD, Chairman.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-22
NETWORK and NEW HAVEN RAILROAD
1864. WINTER ARRANGEMENT. 1865.


TRAINS LEAVE NEWYoRE, 27THsT. AND srH
AVENUE.
For New Haven 200, soOEx.,) ll.oOa Us. (Exl
90. tEx.) 3.45 40 and SEQ tES, } p m
For Bridgeport 100 800 tEx.,) ll.30 a Ia. l2l5 (Exl
800, (Ex,) 345, 40 and 500 (Ex,) p.
For Milford, and sratford, 200 II 20 3i5. 49,
For Fairfield Southport and westpor, 100 il3o A&&
|4@p
For Norwah 100, 900 (E1) soo il.Sca l2.l5, (ELA
|3s5. 40, $50, 800 (Ex- p. N.
For D4ien, 100, $50 ll30 m. 3.S 40. s9op.m.
For Greenwich 100 $50 ll.3Da 3i3, 10, 80 30 pa
For Stamford, 100 $50 (EN go i30 a. l2l5 (Exl
800, (Ex,) 3%5, 40. $50, SO. 500 lex. p. IN.
For Port Chester and intermediate stations 100 $50 liz
la u. 345, 40, $50 $50, 100 p.
CONNECTING TRAINS.
For Boston, via Springfield, 800 H. tEI) 300 (Ex 80
|p
i For Boston, via Shore Line l2l5, (EI,) aOop. m.
For Hartford and Springfield 500 EI,) g. M. (Ex aoQ
E1.,) lAl5, 800 p. IN.
For Connection, River Railroad, 800 m. (Ex) l2.lSp -
10 Montreal. 300 p. IN. u Nonh champion.
For Hartford Providence aud kishkl Railroad 500 l.
L. N. 1915 IN.
For New Haven New, London and stonins.on Railroads.
500 q NJ. II. Is, 800, 800 D.
For Canal Railroad, l2.l5 p. m. to Northampton
For Housatonc Railroad, a m.
For Nsurauck Railroad, 800 d M, 400 o. IN.
For Dsnbury and Norwalk Railroad T.0o 80 q H. -
|p m
COmmodous slsepin: Cars attached to AGO p M train
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-22
STEAMBOATS, uno Railroads.

TOR HUDSON, CATSKILL and BRISTOIe
Steamer TRAVELLER leaves foot Of hsr-isonst MON
DAY, WEDNESDAY end FRIDAY az o'clock r. 10.
TOR NEW-HAyEN, HARTFORD GnA
SPRINGFIELD Steamers leave Peck slip for Nss>
Haven at 1913 and II p NJ. t;ancays excepted
CAFETY, SPEED, AND COMFORT.
FOR BOSTON,
WORCESTER, PALMER. tlTCHBURG NASboAs
LOW ELL CONCORD. TIE WHITE MOUNTAINS
AND INTERMEDIATE POINTS
Tie and siannch steamers Of the Norwich Inns,
CITY or BOSTON and CITY OF NEWfoRK.
leave New iork daily tsundsys excepted, ociockn ~
tom Pier No. ~ North River, loot OF Nestry-st,
FOR NEW-LONDON.
there connecting with the Steamboat Exprc Iran rom sne
above points via Norwich and Worcesse Boston and a.
ceer Worcester AID Nashua and New London and Nor'ns
Freight taken the loves. For Information nqus
sof Il 5. MARTIN, Agent, OF the Pier.
srg,HE GREAT INSIDE ROUTE FOR BOS-
& TON.-sTONlNGTON STEANPOAr LINE.
VIA GROrON AND PROVIDENCE.
1.-THE OLDEST, QUICKEST SAFEST, AND MoSr ID
RECT, AVOIDING PolNT JUDllh"
TUESDAYS. THURSDAYS ard SATURDAYS TIE eisrs,s
Steamer PLYMOUTH ROCK" on MONDAYS. WaDSE$
DAYS aud FRIDAYS, and sir TuUhSDAl <Jtn lase-
rhee boats start from Pier No 10 Norm River foot 4
Court sndt nd acknowledged oy alexperienced tFsvs
10 be among the largest most comfortable AID
bes hat have American waters Al s seSson
and al weatLer ese boats invariably make e passage %
zinc. $500, .,
arc MAJ sed features OF these " floating palaces -
norfs ard may be eecuIcd az Hsrndens sn
press Osc No. - Broadway, and a. 10 ll5 Nesi-s Nsw
81 x. slt-ONS AGENT,
Merchants Navigation ard transportation Co.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-22
CRIE RAILWAY.-Trains leave foot II
I ONG ISLAND RAILROAD - WINTEI

Il ~ ANGENENT.-Lesves NewYork JaInes-slip ss1
3ithst RIVER for Gsenport sag Harbor lianpon Ie-
IN For Yaphax Lakeland. tsp, Babylon, aud Farm
ing,lale, q. 8 a m. and ?. trimming through -
CTeenpor SATURDAY eyeninss) For syosset al ic;1
Ia m and 4 u. IN (5fages connect for Cod Sprns,
Oyster Bay sl1 Huutingon For Henps,ead jamaica aud
Nuheld. at and 1890 and 3 aud o.
SUNDAY EXCURSION TRAIN - Leaves 1th st.. EsA
River st g5a IN. for Ysphsnk stopping u al Satons
cep H~mp.ead and Syosse Tickets for this traR
AZ f.du ced rates. A. REASOSER. Superintendent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-22

The Rev. =. A. Corey vii preach in the Mufray III
Baptist Church O: Lean ro aud Ihly seventh
'st 10 MORROW al 10. a. M. aid :. pm.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-22

|NORTHERN II. r., of EW-JERSEY.-
~ Trains leave Jcrsey City for Pcrmont at 500 m sN
l,l3 The y:isa M. and 4:22 M run through Z
Monsey. THOs. w. DEMAREST, Superintendent
|NEW-JERSEY RAILROAD.-Trains leave
~ foot OF CortlAndts for PuILApsLpHA at 10 and -
M u M, and p m, and u midnighs for BALrIxoaS
and WILMINGTON. at and IL 30 O. m D. m and IL mia
night Military Tickets not receivable in the D. m r,iS
For other particulars see bills at ohces
|NEW-YORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD.
Train: for Albany Troy and Saratoga SPRING. also oo,
O. m. and p. m.
Tickets may be procured at the Offices Of we.cott, F.
press In NswYo aud BROOKLYN Baggage Oh kJ a. ~
rssdeuce " " sn.a~ is road aud its couue ctious
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-22
TaP VIRGINIA RAILROADS.


The surging to and fro of the tide of war II
virginia has ro suited in the partial destruction OF ever
lne 81 railroad In the state Since the surrender 0
cen Lees army it has been determined by the Govern
ment 10 reconstruct and repair the most important
fhegs lines and Brig Gen. Mccall. Cher Superntend
emf of The military railroads OF tho Unfed elate mas
already begun the work.
The principal of these roads are the orange snu az
craudria road running from Alexandria through ar
rrnfoD Junction Culpepper. GordonsviIlo ana Ch'n'
Iottesye 20 Lyncbburg, no miles; the Virginia ZEN
raj. running from Richmond through Hanover june
ion Gordonsyille Charlottesville and stanton 10
Darlington 2O5 miles; the Richmond ana rOtomac,
aiming from Richmond through Hanover junction
and Fpoderjcksburg TO Aqua Creek. ID miles, anu
thence connecting with Washington by the fotohae
River. the Manassas Gap. running from Ale1anuiIa
throueh Front ROYAL 10 Mount Jackson IN the Sneaan
!Joab VALLEY ll2 miles; the Alexandria ana LouuC
mining from Alexandria TO LeesbnIgh, 80 nies tne
WincLester and Harpcrs Ferry ~ miles iohgi tns
Richmond and York River extending from kicnmono
TO West Point Al miles; the Southside from leIns
burg IN Ivncbburg lo5 miles, the Riohmohd anu Dan
vile l25 miles; and the Virginia anu AenneS'o''
Lynchburg to Bristol 20i miles. ..or,,,s.
We learn that II 10 the intention OF tos onS >,
frst TO complete the through route from
Bristol, by the Richmond and Danyile 10 @ 81
thence 10 Lynchburgh by the Southside ana thehc9 ,
Bristol by the Virginia and Tennessee hoaa ~ an,,
route IL already under construction, US sso wv 49,
from Alexandria TO Lynchburg via doruons,I1 on,
Charlottesville which is to be the nedt coP'9 DC;
The Richmond Fredericksburg ana Iot ,, . ,a
road, from Richmond TO Aqua Creek WIN ,neh nc.
receive attention. Vhla RAILROAD cQRUoetHA WA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-01-26
OFFICE on THE COMMISSIONERS OF TAXEs AM
" Assoc ,incnis. ~ ChamherH Atrecf. Now York Ian

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF TAXEs, AND
~ Assessments, ~ Chambers street, New York, Jan. z
1865
Notice ts hereby given That the
Bessnent rois VI The real and of The c and
county or New York 1855 win be Inspection und
reyisw from and rttrr Mony, Jsnuarg 1863 and Will
main o,cnl the Both aay Apt 1855 the correction
Of and the equalization az III. of
aforesaid real and personal Of the city ana ,inty OF
New York. All persons believing helse. h. aggsirrcd
must 20 the Commissioner during The re-
Rod above mentioned, In order 10 obtain te rciiei prov "a
by Lw II such sppli alton b. made 10 rcsticn 70 The
assessed valuation o the real estate IL must he made
10 writing, stating the gronnd of objection thereto
pl thsr-Ipn the Cp,oInissi oners shall examine into
The compliant, aud ", In iheir Judgment the aFs'ss
meat ~ they shall lhr 60 be s
III such application be made In relation TO the yaa
tion Of thc personal ca,c the applicant shan b. egrnged
under oath by ". st Commissioners who s.H be anthor
ICED 70 administer such oath andii is iheif judgment
tir y erroneous, tnry shall lt pr
corfestna and ~ the amount ~ irh st ~ y ~
believe f0,bc a ai !ncarr their deni Leg.oW t
Thirty days dit~r saeh application s. been sdr 10
them. M reduction -hp bc madc u 4 Board 81 srp,r
vsoFr ~ aaesen rral pcfs0nai estate inipo i
nniar tbs -, uiess il shs appear, uDaer o,il drl
ton tt me friy scgrevcd unalc To Ffiert within
the period prescribed Tor the correction OF gcs By
Of sickness or absence from The city.
J. ". ALLEN, Commissioners OF
G. s. woopRi'fr, !, and Assss,nsr.s.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-01-26
MAYORS OFFICE, NEW YORK, JANUARY, 1866.

WHO REQUIRE To BE VACCINATED
VIII be attended promptly without charge, by application
ut either of the DpensaIie where
In attendance; and IL IL recommended that n persons who
have not been Varnacd should either avail themselves i'm
Bciely of the opportunity thus offered have thu opera
ton AZ performed by their physicians The COM
missoners Health, having At recent meeting adopted
the Report the Resident Physician, that
every should be vaccnse and yaccna,ed every
i've years II Is accordingly recommended that all who
not mad the operation periormcd within that period should
have II done without dei.y.
The NEW YORK DIsFENSARY is located at the corner
Of Centre Waite streets.
The EASTERN DISiEhS AIRY ~ located the Of
Esaex.snd Grand Streets Essex NJ ixni.
Tn. NORTHERN DISPENSAkY Ii located It the corner
Of Nasrrlry place and Christopher
The DENLY DISPENSAHY Is located al s7l Second
avenue.
The NoRfnwEsTERN DIspESsAEy IL located q. 81
Eighth
Fhe NORTHEASTERN DIsPENsARY Ia located at the
corner OF fityA,st street and Lexington avenue.
M g. GODFREY f.UNTHEE, Mayor
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-01-26
SPECIAL NOTICES.

A CARD.-TIIE NEW YORK STATE VOLUNTEER IN
N stttue.-Tbe expense attending the securing OF dona
lions for the above institute through travelling agents
ders necessary 10 discontinue all such efforts The powers
heretofore given any and all agents is this day
and we hope the press the State friendly 70 The
Institute will make editorial note of this fact Any dona
tons for the benefit Of the institute be directly
institute suspension Bridge, n. "
IL nd Mra
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-01-26

TOR sALE-A HOUSE AND LOT IN roRTIErH
Il street between Second and Third ascnues three
and basement brick; MI inodrrn improvements; S15h
Also West Try Second street; $3.50 Apply 70 j..
A. KENYON, 80 Ma street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-01-26

IToR stIE--i MAGairirENr FOUR STORY iIIGH
H. stnpp brown lfDIe Murray fll,i b.,wccn Firth
Sixth fnim8diate pasassgon IL, Inquire
OF r. H. HINE, 5f Sixth M anun.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-01-26
TTNION TRUST COMPANY
Is BROADWAY CoRNER OF RECTOR STREET
CAPITAL q, 600 600:
INTEREST ALLOWED ON DEPOSITS. X

This company prepared receive deposits Of money from
individuals firms and corporations subject TO sight check
payable OF given time, and allow interest for the
the most favorable terms n
by law authorized to act guardian and receiver Of
esates and accept and execute trusts for married
In respect their property and for
them In the OF such property and also legal
depository for moneys paid into court al &t
Business men, executors or trustees Of e.
toned 10 the transaction Of business will find this safe de-
posltory for money aorg all the security and convent
OF bank with the advantage Of the accumulation Of
interest
/. II. FROTHINaHAM, President
J. " l.. PRuYN Vice President
WILLIAM y. ALDRICH. Secretary.
CE0 000 TO 500 .o00--THE OWNERS OF FINE
DCO.OOU Property on the Hudson river, about form
Ing to erect FIRST class hotel desire gentleman
Of means and influence as President Apply TO or address
g. Cruger, ESQ., Is Wall street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-01-26
DRY GooDs.


AT TIiK SIXTH AyENuE CHEAP STORE, VT HAVE
~ received from auction sTeat batg'ins IA French Md
"a doy. French KID Gloyes, 81 2s worth e 10
~ doe. sfme a,siy Sgals spcl'ed ~ II paekan .,
every dry Laas. eil ana ses our eocas; you ~ efve
CURTAINS. --FOE SALE. \ sur or vFgy FlNH
~ satia broaiL Window C'ntan& ifi sith TX Ind n.
sS W. =" -''''' = u Saa str,et
- ...-.44-a
i and iioothn frsarh Finns c,;4tai-hmen's ~. ~
4 m s luna II apd ii esese9 ee Ss le
am 2J' Fulton street, BsoS.n
r. ia rossIELE.
cAilcos a % cents per yard, warranted ~. eolors
Arrdusiion d 10 cents rcr s weeks rrc' a,
80 80 i 10 cs;a ii s,ies,.
near Snrick-
SHIFTING NusLiSs reduced i2'1 cents per y.rd Tho
best now selling at ~ o'o'' per y' sis h e
10 iiscanalsrest
Tell your friends that the best KID GLOVES Ia light
rolOr', may be purchased FOR 81 per pc, gga,c5ss
aB No. 90 Canal street. neas ysrlgk
INDIA pRESou INDIANS. SHAKERS, CHINESE
aud Japanese Goods. Merchants in search Of scarce,
psshssa On ss se & AZ KIN sgT S o o.
eS broadway India goods bought and sold
Catalogues sent per msii " desired
n
4. r lard,
q seekusaa street.
y OF AssiaNEE,s SALE
or MAGNIFICENT cLOAKs
IN ro-DAY's PAPER.
$500 cLoAKs 70 nr som A.
=" AND NJ AZ ~ 70 S1 sHol f'VsK'
by order OF assignee. ~ ~of
MATRIMONIAL.
"A GENTLEMAN or ~, Lively AND AGREEArLs,
"a desires the scqusinance Of short, an.be educaled
Raynor, New York Post Once.
SALES OF REAy. ESTATE.
A YARN or los ACRES ron SALE VERY pRsrn.
s m Ds o r. y II ss sn fs c WOW, se aas ne"
hs hnd,sn RIVER halresa asp9s Ne' hsmeu ,sn %
Twelfth street, Can hc consulted between tho hours
and twelfth street $50 ''' '' "''"''
AT DAYS, no $40 FOURTH AvRNUEa--BAL ESTATE
mortgage with posaession on OF before May |.
rouR STORY ENGLISH BASEMENT BRICK
osss .2 s,e ~ madese Improvements In good Or.
PoTTIiR BRofHERs A BELLAMy
y Pine street and lS six'h avenue.
A LARGE BROWN STONE HON sToor -FOUR sTo.
Madis5n qaale 1880 With ~ extension 1850 win Se sod
q Lcvls6 q proesGor Stone Cooper Institute.
4 FARM or % ACRES IN RoCKLAND COUNTY
BaRnfs Epr rSSie s apply to POTTER BROTHERS
a FIRST CLASS AND PRETTY THREE STORY mon
neat houses Ecsin ton Avenue Tnreenth f~@niIeiS
esSS ana io aSs sIlyc aess sfn E1y T"
W y SEYMOUR M Broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-01-26
NEW YORK HERALD THURSDAY, JANUARY 70 1865


osoanissd undsr ths LAWS Of ths State az New York
OFFICE OF THE COMPANY. NO. u BEAvz8 STREET,
5o dhRf w hiHAHs s:d ssa; , s.s:sS:aA
Henry Baker Esq, Of Aesara q. ,. Baker Bro. No
Randolph Z. Cooley. Egg No. . Wan street.
John p. Wing, ESQ, Of nsasrs. Wing Evans No n
John Pssi. zsQ, Of Msssrs. Parsons PsH. No. ~
6s.r ls;n s.ii s:d E' % Ea .tss. street.
mt sess A. GI SEE FG c5sF
corporation organized under the laws Of the 6taa Of Nov
PAR vxiUR, Sio EACH.
Shsrsholders are exempt from all personsl liability The
81 practical parties most q whom have bean connscssd with
the celebrated Exccsor Company This fast sucienty
trustee: S:ye retained sufficient working capital .
sr monthly dividends; and i fuzzy eIPeeed that when
osS Flow going down completed the dividends Will meet
the cxpectsi.cns Of the most ssngune
The subscription btoks ere now open Tor limited mum
- i - OFFICES
nessrs Il = Baker Bro 1872 Pearl street.
Fred. Bredt l78 Fulton street.
Coll j. Turner, ll8 Water street. 1F A&
Wing Evans = Beaver street and atthe
THE CIRCULATING NOTES OF THE NORTH RIVER
Bank at HQboken, NJ j.. redeemed In New York 81
par at the banking house Of H. Messenger l@ Broad
way. NORRIS X CRANE, Cashier.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-01-26

Bank at H0boken N. j.. redeemed in New York 1t
par at the banking house Of H. J. Messenger I Broad
way. NORRIS K CRANE, Cashier
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-01-26

WANTED TO PURcHAsE-FRoM THREE TO FIVE
w acre. OF Land fronting Long Island Sound with good
horse and bafn Addeas box O2 Post oQco DIVING
upton and owcst casb price. S'
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1865-12-07
Immediate Relief

to the dull heavy pans caused by diseases ofthe head.
Tho sensations after using it delightful and inyg-
Grating II opens and purges out all Che Instructions,
the glands, and gvesa healthy action to
N narts Affected. PIP. ' '.- 900 ..
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1865-12-07
DR.. MARSHALL'S
CATARRIl SNUFF.

This snuff has thoroughly proved itself TO be the
best article known for curing the Catarrh, Cold
In the Head, and Headache. 1t has been
found an cxccllont remedy m many cases of SoRI
Eyes. DEAFNESS has been removed by IT, and HEARING
has often been greatly improved byiT
Itisfragrant and agreeable, md gives
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1865-12-07

RENARKs-By insuring in one Of the above Comps-
mics his po.y will cost him for 1--WE years Sill. In.
stead ofsl6Oby the old system, to-wt ~.
To prcipinm on 81, 900 for Ave years $50 90
BY scrip worth in New York 40 cents $50 90 va
BY interest rccciycdin cash on scrip. o 90
Charles City intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Floyd County, Iowa) 1864-1866, 1865-07-20
Arizona.

The capital of this newly organized
Territory is named Prescott, in honor
of the great historian by that name.
The capitol building is a small log
house, recently erected by the terrific
rial officers. The official organ of the
Territory is the Arizona Miner, a small
four column paper. well edited and
well printed. A copy of the issue OF
May 18th was received by the last
mail, and among other items of news
contained in it we find the following,
from which we judge that Prescott is
not the most desirable place in the
world to live in:
On the 5th inst, Sheriff Calkins
and coroner Piatt, with an escort OF
two soldiers from the fort, were pro-
ceeding to the Mexican camp on Lynx
creek. to hold an inquest on the body
Of a Mexican killed the day before.
When about three miles from Prescott
they were attacked by nearly fifty In.
dams. The sheriff was shot twice
with arrows, once in the thigh and
once in the arm. The soldiers were
both severely wounded. At this time
iMessrs. St. James and Walker CON-
ng up the Indians were put to rout.
Four or five Indians were killed and
others wounded. The Indians had
several rifles.
The paper before US contains the
news of the fall of Richmond and the
assassination of Lincoln, and has well
written editorials upon both subjects.