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1sREAsU /, Y DEPARTMENT
WASHINGTON JUNE 9 1885.

w ARLINGTON JUNE D 1000. - !
Where as by satisfactory evidence presented to
tho undersigned, it has been made to appear
that"The Mechanics National Bank Of Nesoark, !"
in the City of Newark, in the County Of Essex
and state of New Jersey, has been duly organized
under and according to the requirements OF the
act Of Congress entitled can Act to provide .
National Currency, secured by pledge of
United States Bonds, and to provide for the cir-
8 1864, and has complied with all the provisions
OF act required to be complied with before
commencing the business of banking under said
ret: I
Now therefore, 4, FREEMAN CLARKE,
Comptroller Of the Currency, DO hereby certify
that "The Mechanics National Bank of Newark"
in the City OF Newark, in the County OF Essex,
,nence The business of banking under the act
aforesaid. .,,.-.
In testimony whereof. witness my hand and
ssal of Office this ninth day of June, 1865. - az
FREEMAN CLARKE, g.
COMPTROLLER OF the Currencv.
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NTEw YORK ANDHARLEM RAIL

IN ROAD.-Arrangements OF trains, common
cling MONDAY, May 8, 1865.
a Two Express Trains daily from New York to
Albany and Troy and Saratoga, making direct
connections with the New York Contra Railroad
tor all points West, and at Troy with Nor thern
Railroads for all points North.
The IL A. NJ. and 4.40 P. NJ. Express Trains
for Albany and Troy run through without change
of cars. - -l5- ..'
LEAVE TwENTY.SIX STREET.
$40 AM Mail Train for Chatham, stopping at
800 4. N. White Plains Train, Stopping at all
stations. l..
10 90 A. M. White Plains Train, stopping at all
stations. a.. i7n
II. 900 A. M. Albany and Trey Expr ess Train.
2.S0 P. N Pawling Train. stopping at Ford.
ham, West Mount Vernon, White Plain s. and all
stations North. --.-n.a ... ....
ASP. NJ Albany aud Troy Express Train.
$40 r. NJ. White Plains Train, stopping at all
$40 p. NJ, White Plains Train stopping at all
$50 P. NJ. williams Bridge Train, stopping at
all stations. f...i..., .,.,...,..... ,sf....-,
Tickets procnred and baggage checked, cor
ner Twenty-s six st., and fourth ave, and all Of
the offices Of Westoott's Express in New York
and Brooklyn, to all points on this road and its
connections, and bag yage checked from the real
dence toidestination. ri o -4i-sw
This road is now in FIRST rate order, and tuos
through one, of the fLest agricultural districts in
the State, and for safety, speed and comfort will
compare favorably with any other route
l. G. BUCkhOUT, Eng'r and GEM Supt.
l D. BARTON, Asst Sup't and Gent Fret hi
Agent -je6 IT. ," s.i. -.s rag att
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A CHILD RESCUED.

An interesting incident occurred at the
FIRE which recently consumed BoutePs
Hotel, Bay City, Michigan. A lady,
who occupied rooms on the third floor,
became somewhat excited when the
alarm of fire was given, and went down
stairs to discover its whereabouts, leav-
ing her infant child asleep in bed. In
the confusion she forgot it until the flames
had complete possession Of the hotel. -
She then attempted t. enter the building
to rescue i, but was prevented. The
firemen and others, saving the furniture,
threw the bedding out of the windows.
This indentical bed was rolled up, thrown
out of the window, and carried with the
other goods on to the bridge for safety.
After the fire, in removing the goods, the
child was found safe asleep. d
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FRIE RAtLwAY.-Trains leave Dep

FRIE RAtLWAY.-Trains leave Depot
II foot of Chambers ST., via Pavona Ferry.
Is 100 A NJ, Day Express for Oansuda igua,
Rocheste Buffalo, Salsmancs and West Uon-
meets at Buffalo with Lake Shore and Grand
Trunk Railways, and at Salamanca With Atlantic
and Great West RI Railway.
. so a M, MIX and Way Train daily, to Otis.
vile .o lo 1.-.E q : ,t7J bat 3 sfl- Il.
10 90 A. M Express Mail for Buffalo, come ct.
ing with Lake Shore Railway. ~ ...a-..
Newburg.
500 P. NJ, Night Express for Canandaigua,
Rochester. Buff.l,, Salsm ,ncs, and West
500 p. M, Lightning Express, daily, or Ca
kirk and West. Connects at Buffal with Lake
Shore and Grand Trunk Railways, and at Salas
msnca with Atlantic and Great Western Rail
way.
s 90 P. M, Fragrant Train daily, for Buffalo,
Salsmancs, Dun kirk and West q goa b.
HUGH RIDDLE. Gen'l Sup't., New York.
VIM. K. BARR, Gen'li Pass Ag't, New York.
SEQ. Iy. a.r 5t .-.t.f.. IA FL {. .5---..-ff
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DIFFUSION OF GASES.

Oxygen gas, like all other form Of aeri-
form matter, tends to expand, and can
be prevented from obeying this natural
tendency only by enclosing it in an air
tight receiver. As itexists in our glass
jars, one cubic foot of oxygen weighs
59O.8 grains, although in its more sxpan-
ded state, as it EXISTS in the atmosphere,
it has but one one-fifth of this density
One cubic foot of nitrogen gas weighs,
under the same circumstances, 617.5
grains !; but although there is such de-
cided difference between the specific gra-
vities of the two gases, they are 50 per
fectly mixed together throughout the
whole extent of the atmosphere, that
anualysis7nas been unable to detect the
slightest diherance, In the relative amount
of the gases, etc, between air brought
from the submits of the Alps, and that
from the deepest mine in CornwaH.--
Why, you may ask, do not these gases
obey the well-known rules of hydrosta.
tics, the heavier oxygen sinking to the
surface Of the earth, and the lighter nitro.
gen floating above it 2 Simply because
gases, unlike the other forms Of matter.
have the property of diffasing through
each other, and existing together in the
same space. This property or force of
diffusion has been adjusted withsersat
nicety in the plan of creation. Were
this force in the atmosphere much less
than it is, the two gases composing air
would have separated partially, and the
atmosphere have become untitled for
many of its important functions.
Take, for example, the function of
transmitting sound. Any tone, once pro-
duced, remains the same tone until it
dies away. Its degree of loudness alters
in proportion to the distance of the lists>
ner, but the pitch is constant Were il
not, however, for this law Of diffusion
were the gases of which the atmosphere
consists even partially seperated-thsrs
would have been q very different result
The constanoy Of pitch could no longer
have been depended upon. Tee sound.
as it travelled, would vary lite pitch with
the ever-varying medium through which
it passee, and would arrive at the ear
with tone entirely different from that
with which it started. A small difference
in the medium would be Sufficient to
produce sensible result, and to confuse
all the delicate differences of pitch oa
which the whole are ofmusic depends.
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RAILROADS,
~ Evv v0pKA NEWHAvEN RAIL
~ 1TG ROAD. 50 -I t- t

Ht SUMMER ARRANGh&M EMF. .4rt
Os,ationi In New York, corner OF 9th stree and
Ash svsa FFsAlSs LEAVE SR NV Il Yoak
For New Hsvsh--7, o0, 800 lEx.,l 1l,s0 Am:
l2,i5 -(Rx.t)b 500 (Ex.9' sIAs, and 5000 (EA.)
b For Bridgeport--.7, 90, 500 (Ex,,) 1880 A. NJ;
121s(Ex5 soc (Ez..) A. $40, and 500 (Ex)
For S,l Milford and s.ratford = 90, ll.so A. ~;
For 1 Fsitssld, Southport, and westpor t--7 90,
also A. xs.46 and $50 R.4x:
Tor Norwalk--7 90, .. 90 (Ex y o.ll,so A. M;
ls.l6 ZEE , SEQ Ex., s.A6, A.so, $50, 500 Ex'
For Dsri.a 90, $50 !, as = 50 s ad s. 50
. For Greenwich. $50. Also A. NJ; s.4s, '4so,
5k.90,8,SQ p M.Jb " atos .ii2 10
1For Ssamford--g CO.'S 90! Ex., $50, ll.so A. ";
l2,ls Re, 500 Ex 81 49,, $780, $50, $780, 800
for Por, Chester aad in.ermedi ate statioss J
100, go ll.so 4, y ,s,4s, <ss $50, $50 and
- ~ CONNECTING TRAINS.
Cd For Boston, wvia SpriuRaeld-s 90 n. Ex'
800 Ex. 500 2. NJ
For Boston, vie Shore line-l2.lb Ex., 500
For Hartford and Spr ingasld- 500 Ex.. =. NJ,
For Uoshecticut River Rsilroad-ss00 En-, NJ
l2.15P. \. to Montreal, 800 2. NJ to NortnampI
ton s51d uWosd j. ou. -ttlJ nj
I For Hsrtford, Providence, and Flskill Railroad
300 Ex,, a. M, IL. l5P. n. -
Fer New Haven. New London, and Stonington
Railroad at 500 A. NJ 12.l6, 500 and 500 ?. n.
E,r canal Raflroad-le.15 P. N to Northanpl
ton. ~ 5s
I, For Naugatuek Rail- oad-s.00.A.M. 500 P! NJ
J., p For, Danbnry and Norwalk Rsiiroad--7.ooo,
$50 A. N ,&sS0 r, M. 49,. /
900 r N. Train. go -. ~"
- - % JAMES az nOYT, Superintendent.
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nHIO RIVER Atlantic aud Mississippi
" Steamship COMPANY connects with the Ills
nois Central keilroad.. Leaves on Sunday JAY
a. ct 8 o'clock p. M For Louisville. Cairo,
Memphis, Picksburg, Natchsz, Baton Rouge and
D sssepger steamer w, e.. CARTER, W. r. Holl-
craft, master. J. A. rstum. clerk will leave a,
above. For freight or passage. spply on board,
jy7 B. R. pEaRAM. Agent, IS o,dras st.
M e B G 81 A NTs AND PEOPLES
Iv1 L1NB.-Leavee on Saturday, July g, at 5
O'Clock p, NJ. Fer St. Louis, Oairo, Memphis.
yiekshurg, Natchez, Baton Rouge and all inter.
mediate landings. The new and splendid pas,
senger steamer HENRY AMES, Thomas l.. Oraw-
ford, master, John NJ. Leavenworth, clerk will
leave as above. Z" =" nN
7Ferfrsight or passage, apply OF board. iys
"A n L A NTIC AND MHSSIssTPPt
IA STEAMSHIP CO-Oonneets with the lii
nois Central Railroad. Leaves Saturday. 9Th
inst, at s o'clock P. n. For st. Louis, Memphis,
Cairo, Cincinnati, Nat chez, Baton Rouge and eli
intermediate landings. The fine passenger steam
or IDA HANDY, Tom Moore, master, c.. v.
Moore, clerk, will leave as above. For freight or
passage, apply on board, or to
jys B.. r. PEG RAM Agent 80 Poydras st
MITE r. G n A N TstAND PEOPLES
Leave ON saturdays 9th inst, s 2.
N. For St Louis. Cairo. Msmphis, IN atchs H. Bas
ton Rouge, and all; intermediate landings--The
large end eommodious psssenge rl steamer MAG
ENTA, Robert Getty: master NJ. d. Oondif,
clerk, will leave as above, having fine rooms and
everything that 10 calculated to make the trip a
pleasant one.
For freight or passage, apply on board. jys
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CHEAP AND PLEASANTS SUMMER
~ rRAVEL-R and Delaware Bay Rail.


New York to Camden, from Pier North Riv
sr, daily at lo.46A "A. N connecting with trains
for Red Bank, Long ranch, Manchester, Tens
River Barsegat, and Tuckerton As P, M; for
Highlands, Middleton, Red Bank, Shrewsbury,
Eat0ntown, Ocean Port, Branch Port Long Branch,
Shark River, Farmingdae, Squankum, Bergen,
Manchester, nnd TINS River.
Fare to Losg Branch, 81. 4i.aas
The splendid Steamer Jesse Hoyt will leave 10
above daily At IL A. M, for Camden direct. Fl
He4 THROUGH IN FIVE HOURS.
Fare, So; Excursion Tickets, good for DAYS So.
! Ffom Camden take the West Jersey Railroad
for Cape May and all parts OF West Jersey.
je2 IT,
TSOR NEW YORK VIA N EWPORT.
u Fsre-Cabin Passage S.; Deck a.. f
!. Cars leave the Depot of the Old Colony and
Newport Railway Company, corner Of South and
Kne Gland street,, al g. so p NJ. daily.
B For the steamer METROPOLIS, Oaptain b.
Simmons, on Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays
Passengers by thi route can take 430 P. M.
Express Train and arrive iu Newport one hour
before the Steamboat Train, having time to se.
cure state room and make other preparations 70 r
the passage.
y Passengers BY this line going to Philadelphia,
Baltimore iWashiHgtep, d C., eau connect with
the New J ersey or Camden 4 Amboy Railroad.
Baggage checked through. a4ah Is aG ii rs
10 ms. GEORGE SHtVBRlCK, Agent.
irSff No ~ Waship0ton
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HoRRIRf.p AsssxtRaa Ma pzupAnssH.

HORRIBLE Asa4ia---Aa Mas BEasADs Hin.
SELF AND WOUNDS 4 FRIsSp at THE SAuE
BLow.--We give upon the authority OF
former member OF the Confederate Signae
Corps the particulars ola horrible affair ths
occurred near Williamsburg last Wednesday
Two lrishmen who had been moving hay near
the town were returning home late in the
evening, with their seythes over their shout.
ders, when on crossing creek one OF them
saw a large fish in the water, and thinking to
secure it by happening it with the handle of
the scythe, made sudden and violent blow
downwafds with that instrument, forgetting,
apparently, the existence of the keen and
deadly blade, which descended with fatal ef-
feet, Topping off his head with the clean cut
OF guiloline and at the same time shaving
off the right ear and portion Of the jaw Of
his ormpanion, who had drawn near 10 Wit
ness the happening process. The severed
head rolled down the bank into the stream,
the eyes winking aud swapping aud the face
wearing ludicrousy mingled expression of
surprise and anguish. The man who had suf
fered the loss of only an ear and part Of his
face set up such roar of ''murder," help, etc,
as soon attracted a number of people to his
aid, when he WAS carried into Williamsburg
nd his wounds properly dressed.
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ST. LOUIS.

NEE RCHAN AND PEOPLES
M LINE. Leave onSsturday 18th inst.ss p. N.
Fs,g.s3s. Louis, Csire, Memphis and ALI ipter
sGsals,s landiuxa- Ths laf gs spds svtis,rppnipg
spsssspaeT !, stesMera HRNBY AMMksSSa Themes 1.
6rswf,rJ. master, John N. Lsavsnsworth clerk,
viii leave as above, having dne rooms ahd every
tAing that IL calculated to make the Trip pisss-
For ftsisht or passage, apply on board. jy7
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NTarshai's Catarrh Snuff.-Ths bsss ar;
Iyl ticle known for curing Cat arb, Cold in the
Mead and Headache; an excellent remedy for Sere
FCyes Deafness has been removed BY It. 1t 10
recommended by many of;the best physicians, and
IL used with great success and satisfaction every
where, M. g. BURk q 20, ~ fremont street,
General Agents. Sold everywhere.
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In Cincinnati they send Migrants to prison
for one year. prsf srss.z, ~ so7ir
The British Museum will probably soon be
open to the public on Sundays.
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Freis hts taken at fair rates

shippers are requested to send Slip Receipts
and Bills of Lading with their goods. laal,
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For Freight or Passage lhaving fns accom-.
modations apply to Henry Winsor q "a.
1872 South Delaware Avenue.
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Y TEA MTG III Va POoL.

@ II u MT . III Va II o . u.
Calling at Oueeustown-Taeslnman Line sail
ing SEMI-W EEKLY, carry ing the O. 8 Mails,
ClTY OF CORK ,.. WEDNESDAY July 19.
CITY OF BALTIMORE SATURDAY, Jolly %.
GLAs W..".........:WE DNESDA July 20.
CITY iOF WASHINGTON SATURDAY, July
26.
At Noon, from Pier A North River.
RATES OF PASSAGE. &!
First Cabin........$9O 90 Steersge......$S0 90
to Londop.....95 OO a. TO London34 90
g to Paris......l05 90 =" to Paris 40 90
Passengers also forwarded to Hsvre Hamburg
Bremsn. &C., SC. at moderate rates.
Passage by the mail steamers, saiing every
Saturday, payable in gold, Passage by the MIDI
week steamers, payable in q, 8 currency,
Steerage passage from Liv erool or Queen
town, $50 GOLD, or its equivalent Tickets can
bs bought here by persons sending tor their
friends. los 500
For further information, apply O. me Com
III WALNUT Street, Ph ia.
BOSTON AND PHlLA DELPH
DSTEAM3HIP LIN r, sailing from eaon
port on SATURDAYS. from first wharf above
PINE Street, Philadelphia, and Long Wharf,
Boston.
The steamer NORMAN, Captain Baker, Will
sail from Philadelphia for Boston on Saturday
July 22d, at IL a, NJ, and steamer Saxton Cap
tain Mathews, from Boston for rnhsdepnia'
same dsy, at p. M. ta
aTbess new and substantial steamships form
regular line, sailing from each port psEctualy
on Saturdays G4 it7a
Freishts taken at fair rates.
shippers are requested to send Slip Receipts
and Bills of Lading with their goods. 5atai
hon ina
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GHORE LIVE r. AILWAYa-s9reat NJ q!
- Route between New yOrk5y Providence eapd
Boston. three Daily TT sins, .lsasing New. York,
corner Of enty-sevspth, 8 reet' and Fourth
avenue. at g A. NJ. l2.e. and P. N t.I,
Tbis psw and popular routs between New foik
and Boston Ia BY Tar the most delightful between
the two great cities, skirting IL does the shore
OF Long Island Sound and Naffagsnsett Bay, be-
ing almost entirely free from dnst fthat great
ammo auce to trassllsfs.y and afordipg.s fhe
sea breeze nearly the entire route. tdgl
splendid sleeping cars attached TO- all night
ains.
yla.n rJ CALHOUN, SuPt.i
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CENTRAL RAILROAD, OF NEW
49, 10 j JERSEY. 1.al -.
FROM. FOOT OF LIBERFY sTEEF NOR

RIVER,
CONNEC 1ING AT HAMPTON JUNOrION
~ with Delaware, LackaYappa, and Western
Railroad. ana 1t Eas,on With Leigh Valley Rail-
road and its connections forming direct line TO
PETERSBURG AND THEl WEST without hos change
Of cara. y esFol' ~ -! = avn -"
Trains daily for the West except Sundays, when
ons sin In Intervening.
n Sixty Miles and Tso Hears saved BY this line
20 Chicago, cincinoati, St Lopis. Dc, With but
w. eft'YSsss sFkiNG ARRANGEMENT.
Commencing April "a, 1888, leave New fork,
lA,sa.Oo A. NJ tor EssteD M uch Chunk VIII
Transport w ilkesbarre Mahony City, &c.
"a 100 A. NJ, for. Bergin Point. 49,, 80
Mail Train at 800 4 NJ, Flemiog,on ,-Eastonl
Wa.ef Gap, Scranton, Wilkesbarre, Great Bend,
Pksstons Binghampton. &c. 49,
1904. ID. -Wesferni Express for Eaton, Al
lentown,. Harrisburg, Pirsbura, and the Wes'--
with but one change of ears To- Otpclnnat or
Chicaso, end but two changes 20 st. Louis:
loo a. M, 5, $50. $50. 7.ao, HOO T. NJ
1900 NJ For E.st3n, Allentown, Msueh Chunk
Reading Pottsvile. Il Harrisburg Sc So
400 z. NJ ,fr Gsasen. Scranton, Bethlehem,
Attention, Maueb. Chunk and Wiliismsport.
500 3. fol, somsrvills and Remington
e0OP. NJ ter Semerville. s.,.
$40 p. NJ, Westerp Express tor Esston,, A.
lsntown, RepdinR, Hsrrisburg. Pittsburg snd .ne
West.a Sleeping Osfs through frem Jersey City,
Tiekets for she West can DO lobtsiped atn the
Office Of the Central Railroad Of New Jersey, loot
Of Hbsriya st., N. r at No, 4 As,or House. at
No. w ,apd s2e Broadway, and the prhlnlcips
MsiiiszABErHPoRT AND NEW YORK FERRY.
Leave New Yosx from Pier No. % North River
81 at 81 Ps Mo At To- 59afni i m
The boats stop at Bergen Poiat sad Mariners'
A'f'pj SIX i2H ss'p s siis
|selA-y. 80 Z" ~"
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nH IC AGO AND ALTON q A IL
NJ ROAD. The only Road through from ~.
Loas, 70 Chicago o. VI thpnt change Of cars, Twp
through Express Trains dsiiy.
The Omnibuess will leave the Ticket once,
corner Of Fourth and Pine. for the cars at East
St. kous as fellows, crossing the upper Ferry,
foot eli Carr street Bdt-GQjts q sl an
Moroing Expresses Sunday excepted, g A. a..
/! Night oExprsss Saturdays excepted. T. 70 A. M
Sunday tx ress, 10 A NJ. -.
Making concessions at Bloomington, In Union
Depot With the Illinois Central .ilrosd for La,
sale Mendoza. Dixon, FreePert, 0siena an Dup-
leith. nl9E VI &t0d sF 10 ats4E.. $50
At Chicsgo foro Milwaakee, Janesyille, Madi-
son, Pfairis Qu CAiep, La Crosse, and 81. kauL
: In Union Depot with PIsb1rg, and Fort ~ ayae
Road. .Michiean CentraI ana Mfibigan Sou he m
Roads, for Pittsburg, Philadelphia, BslhmoFe
and w sshinRtop, Detroit, Niagara Falls. Ham
ilt0n. Toronto. Montreal aud all points in Cana
Dc; folsdo, Cleveland, Buffalo, "A lhsnyo New YORK
5 Il ststerrpon Sleeping Cara ,on night. trains.
1sHhso and Stats~rooms can pc secured . me
smokine And Saloon Car. on day trsins.
Fares and time 70 AL points East via Chicig
the same 90 ~ ell other ssuteso 80 y 40
Baggage checked through to all points. 20 =,
a Ticket Office, Noe 40, corner Fourth, and Elne,
uod.r the Planters Heuse, where Al intormaMlSn
sesp.stieR The different ross'' VII q 00es a1
SUBMISSIVE R0sERF RALE. General supt.
,i. an SoH. KNI0HT &ssibtsp ,SHpt.
I. l.. DOWNS, Ticket Agent,
t...A4 rf$, 80 norner Carr and eyee. fs12 tt
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These new and substantial steamships form
regular line, sailing from each port psIctusiy
ON Saturdays. G4 iTa.
The New York herald., 1865-05-06

FINE SUBURBAN RESIDENCE, WITH TEN LOTS
n filed with fruit &C., in Brooklyn, for sale or ex
change lots farm Long Island; house large hal
f. q. LOCKE 70 Pine street.
The New York herald., 1865-05-06
CORPORATION NOTICES.

LII PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS A0AINsi Ill
IA Corporation OF the city Of New York 0wns ou' m o f
funeral obsequies President Lncon are roQuesen 70
ward the same 70 the Clerk OF the Qommtcc q room
()y.F5a, before the 10th inst WIN. BlICbnAN' Nie's'
XIV Yong, May ], 1850
The New York herald., 1865-05-06

ITO CAPITALIsTs-I OFFER AT $4,000 FIRST
class Dwelling House Of Is feet 'front.' on West Four
tssnh street, fen'eS oSEfH ISL SAsoN. No. S< Pine street
The New York herald., 1865-05-06

"A the Hudson tInwood sae-With Immediate possess
sion House barge and elegant built in the best manner and
QUIT containing in All over twentynve spsr%sTts Has al
Of nice land laid out in garden and apery
fruit trees and shrubbery in abundance; all highly improved
minutes BY Hudson River Railrosd from Thrteth street
extreme beauty feat water right the river
and privilege o. docage the depot Further particulars
with 8. RMBER6ON, IN Eighth avenue.
The New York herald., 1865-05-06

ladies' and gentlemens Cast OF Clothing Oce 60 East
Twelfth street. Ladies' waited upon by Mrs Cashberg.
The New York herald., 1865-05-06

VILLAGE REsIDENCE-wITH FRUIT, SHADE AND
requisite for first class family noted for health;
accessible railroad; furnished not and
may wanted, for sale rent Inquire Of w. s.
HALL. "a Maiden lane
The New York herald., 1865-05-06

VALUABLE PROPERTY ATHIGHBRIDGEvILLEF AT FOR
saeA plot of land, containing about ii acres eligiby
situated on the Fordham road, McCombs DAM quar-
mile from the Central bridge, Harlem presenting
most desirable locations for country residences Will be sold
together in parcels The property can be reached by
For further particulars apply 20 WILLIAM VEN
WILL, IL John street. THEODORE HINSDALE, IS Mas
The New York herald., 1865-05-06

A DvANCED-pHE PRICES OF CAST OFF WEARING
Agency SIX Dresses from se0 Goats drSm sS e
Seventh avenue between Twentysecond and Twenty third
streets where all orders will be duly attended TO- In or out Of
the city. 1le
The New York herald., 1865-05-06

PETROLEUM LANDS FOR sALE-NO. BROAD
street Land in all the OIL counties Of Pennsylvania In
West Virginia, Ohio, Kentucky and Indiana.
6CEELL 3 CRITTENDEN, No Broad street.
The New York herald., 1865-05-06

A TTENTION.-M. ABRAHAMs AT 2S3 SEVENTH AVE.
IA will fifty cent more for Cast OF Clothing,
Furniture Carpets by calling addressing above Ladi
attended by Mrs A. f
The New York herald., 1865-05-06

VITESTERN LANDS.-PART1ES HAVING WESTERN
w the deeds recorded learn the value Of
their land and have the sold for reasonable commits
sion. Address ]. Bennett, box o.I9l Post ONCE, NJ Y
The New York herald., 1865-05-06
CLOTHING.

A TTENTION.-LADIEs AND GENTLEMEN WILL RE.
"A ceve the highest prices for their Cast on CQthinR
Carpets Ac by calling on or addressing Mr. or 4rs n.
CQHN 20 SaYenth Avenue
The New York herald., 1865-05-06

T 2H SEVENTH AVENUE, CORNER OF TWENTY
N sixth ladies and gentlemen will receive the high
addressing Mr. or Mrs. HART.
The New York herald., 1865-05-06
SUMNER RESORTS.

COLUMBIA HALL, LEBANON SPRINGS, COLUMBIA
visitors on he 2Oh OF NAV inst Anplcas,ons for room
should be Addressed 10 HULL HAZARD, Proprietors.
Mr. Hazard will be at the New York Hotel on Saturday 9th
and Monday 8th inst, from 10 A. NJ. 70 tP NJ
The New York herald., 1865-05-06

"A guaranteed 70 receive the highest price for Cast o.
Clothing Carpets &C., by calling addressing n. LEON
M Third avenue between Twenty second and Twenty third
streets Ladies' attended by Mrs Leon. Left 66l.