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The New York herald., 1865-03-27

HENRY d. MINER, AUCrIOSEER = SALESRooM 81
III Nassau street. opposite the Po.t Office MINER 4
SOMEEyfLLE will sell at auction Tuesday March 2S at
uy oclock 1T the private rsence Eighty second street
south side door Second avenue, gcneel House
hold Furniture consisting OF Tapestry aud Ingram Carpets,
Rosewood Suit, in velvet, X w Centre Table, do
Earerc Lace Curtains Oak Extension Table and Chairs,
ma6ogany and black walnut Beds,csds bureaus Wash.
lands hair Mattresses feather Beds on Cloths brus stair
Carpets Crockery, Glass Ware, OH Coth Kitchen uten.
ais
The New York herald., 1865-03-27

IIENRY d. MINER, AUCTIONEER-sAL ALEsRooM
III Nassau street opposite Post otnce.-MiSER SOM
ENvILLE will sell at auction this day Monday March ~
II clock OF their saiesuom handsome black
pony old free ana sty sb warranted sound
In and under the saddle Sold only for
want Of Ase.
The New York herald., 1865-03-27

ILN COLTON, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS HOUSEHOLD
In Furniture Medallion Carpets, y rron, Piano. &c.
Will sell Monday, March at 1Ols O'Clock at II West
street. Broaway, the entire cnntents OF
he Large house consisting of rich rosewood Parlor
bud Bedroom Furniture elegant rosewood Eagctcs
rich rosewood Parlor Suits in p-ote French Plate Mirrors
rich brocael Window Curtains Lare DO. rosewood Piano.
bcave carved legs round IN good order; Medallion,
Velvet and Brussels Carpets carved rosewood and black w
Bedsteads and Spring and Hair Mattresses
Turkish Lounges and Chairs rich Engravings, &r
China, Glass and Kitchen Ware, with which the sale will
commence.
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with all its
WEALTH OF SCENIC BEAUTY
MUSIC, SONGS AND DANCES,
FAIRY ILLUSIONS TRANSFORMATIONS 80.
Mr. JOHN e. OWENS as CALEB PLUMMER
Seats for the Dot Matinee be secured
Doors open /; ut and closes at p. M.
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JENKINS, AUcTIoNEER-wILL SELL, MARCH
e. 2? q, u oeces % at No iol Broadway near Forty
Brides Robes Mats Gigs grocery Wagons
butchers. Carts Jaggers.
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PERsONAL.

-
TT LOSE 1T AM LOST.-I HAVE HAD NO LETTER
three weeks Has anything gone wrong dare not
write until know One word would make happy. Shall
1 20 10 your Gypsy DAVY
NaR MELCHOR GAsTON A NATIVE or HAVANA,
M supposed 10 be w the Army OF tho Potomac VIII re-
information of great value TO him, either by call
ina personally 80 Wall street New York, up by
boz 5b8 New York Post oce and stating where
he may be found
CHoULD THIS MEET THE EYE OF THE YOUNG
- man lately returned from salisbury prison. and who
called 90 the 18th inst at Ia Elizabeth street h. will confer
great favor the person for whom he left the little
prayer book by calling leaving bs address at 10 Mac
dougal street.
rI,o THE EXCHANGED PRISONERS or THE FIFTH
Il New York cavalry tmson wanted OF Edward II.
Fitch Company G. Flfth New York cavalry. lie was taken
prisoner Cupepper In September 1853 and taken 10 Belle
Isle information respecting him would he thankfully
received BY his father, j. Y. Fitch West Farms, Y.
THE WRITER OF THE COMMUNICATIONS SIGNED
j Vim, EmmeA eau have an interview at spy time. u.
The New York herald., 1865-03-27

Ia UCTION sALE.-TUEsDAY, MARCH 2a AT 2is
k1 Lexington avenue, between Thiryf0urh and Thirty
ith streets the elegant Furniture contained in that first
lass house. consisting part OF rosewood Panofoe
0s 5000 velvet Brussels and three ply Carpes rosewood
allor Suits covered with the richest French brocate
ood and mahogany Bedroom Suits marble top Tables Ex
enson and other Tables, pier and oval Mirrors spring and
he best Of hair Mattresses Feather Beds and Pillows
Quilts, Comforts Sheets Kitchen Furniture, Refrigerator
rockey in good order about lbs Butter and everything
belonging to first class house The sale will
w O'Clock A. NJ, in the kitaien. Sale positive.
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MILITARY AND NAVAL.

A WORD TO THOSE ABOUT TO ENLIST.
IA DO not let brokers and runners get hold Of you, and
carry ont OF the city.
THE HIGHEsT BO6NTIRS ARE NOW PAID IN NEW
YORk and tae Provost Marshals viii not allow the 70
be defrauded.
THE l06rH REGIMENT NEW YORK STATE VOLS,
gallant organization with good record wants and
win do everything that Is right 20 obtain them.
rs MEN ARE WANTED FOR COMPANY A,
which is company and will have the selection Of its
officers from the enlisted men.
THE BOUNTIES ARE MM
For three years $500
For years GOO
ror one SUI
with relief families, ticket for which will be given
enlist The bounty Is paid into the hand,
and nobody interfercs with H. and deduction Is made
from It.
ANY MAN ENLIsTING IN THIS REGIMENT
SHALL RECEIVE 500 EXTRA BOUNTY BEYOND
WHAT Is STATED ABOVE.
Call and see the Captain who will give you every nforma
ton, whether you enlist ia hts company or not
NO. 7l6 BROADWAY,
Corner Of Astor place.
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SALES AT AUCTION.
4 UCTION-LARGE SALE OF MAGNIFICENT
AH0USEHOLD FURNITURE AND HOUSEFURNISING
ARTICLES, COST OVER $1,000.
ELEGANT COLLECTION OF PAINTINGS,
WORKS OF ART BRONZES BIsQCES, CHINA,

800 YARDS CARPET, &C.
Tho whole 70 be sold this Monday afternoon a O'Clock,
kt house l52 West Twenty first between Seventh and
Eighth comprising the entire elegant Parlo Dining
Room Library Furniture Ezabehan Etgere,
Drawing Room Suits, Rosewood Centre, Fancy Tables,
pamask and Lace Curtains Turkish Lounges and Chairs,
Encogneurs French rors Reception and Invalid Chairs,
eI day Ormolu Clock
SPLENDID ROSEWOOD PIANoFORTE WITH
WARRANTED, TWENTY MAGNIFICENT PAINTINGS
INCLUDING MADONNA, WITH ELEGANT PARLOk
ORNAMENTS,
Rosewood and Walnut Bedseads spug and Hair Mattresses
enperb Beds and Bedding rich Carpets with handso
Chamber Furniture of every description, Oak DINING ROOM
cbsirs Buffet Extension Table rich French China SILVER Cut
Eilass, &s No postponement
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| A UcrroN NOTICE
"a SPECIAL AND ATTRACTIVE SALE
MANUFACTURED STRAW GOODS
FHfS DAY (MoNDAY), MARCH ~
AT II O'CLOCK,
INCLUDING AGO CASES BoNNIiTs HATS,
CAPS AND FANCY SHAPES, MOSTLY NEW
FOODS FOR WOMENS, MEMS u GTiILDRENS' WEAR.
just Finished for this seasons sales
Catalogues and goods ready.
WM- TOPPING Co, AUCTIONEERS,
NOS. AND IL PARK PLACE AND
No. 8 MURRAY STREET.
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w BENEFIT
,,,vsssv Mr. sSgssY s.sau /.
NEVER SgEsRAxt hctTEb MAsHE HEka,
Buokstone'' standard s;S%ssy fS%sdsy' 'r1vr
= : 'f fHh R5S R5S S55SH SS5x now EHF SFHs HEspI''.
NIBLo's GARDEN.
rSsSta If SssR SsAS S5 .
Of the youthful MISS ans 'rspfd ISeihIE Lew WESTERN
who will 4 IshsE hfs hsp
IN which she TS & SfHERs
in g. W. Tayeures popular emotional play In oss acts en-
EAST LYNNE;
THE E1SoafExENr.
sTPPss''ffte p powerful ... r-.n.,. I.,.e.
A'''-AAAAssna AAAsssna-rExprAp
Act 1IREMoRsE
Act 6-DEATH.
o. sh4SR sA4GRbA4 aAsr Apf HahSs Al s4rass osiasl
faSSfRs. ES$IHas #Es#EHs HS#sES'o
Mr. wheaey happy that he has besn able to
'ns'' 81 'Asisiasss sIfaITED h'f NUMBER OF NIGHTS
EDWIN FORREST,
MONDAY, Aprl8.
in his grea. character Of ,,c,n,,ru
Seats secured SIX days in advance.
BROADWAY EHssHFHE#'sT1EHH HAasIFaFE# sG9GHss WEEK
ppss1ns 5a5xSEB 4%Bss suSias5ag s GHp rrUnnHH
THRILLING is16As sHMPAsHFTI9 FTRrEF EFFECT TETuupu
EVERYBODY DELIGHTED.
FUROR.
Third week OF Bouccault's Home Drama,
THE CRICKET ON THE HEARTH.
CALEB PLUMMER, the Toymaker. Mr. JOHN Il. OWENS.
The demand for reserved seats s SO great that
of the entire auditorium sold before the opening of the
doors Parties desiring to guard against disappointment
should therefore
SECURE SEATS DURING THE DAY.
AN OWENS MATINEE SATURDAY AFTERNOON.
MR. and MRS. CHARLES KEAN (ELLEN TREE) are
engaged.
IMPORTANT TO THE LADIES.
The notable OF the 'CRICKET ON THE HEARTH
matinee last Saturday, when the Broadway Theatre was
crowded from oor 10 ceiling with fair representatives OF the
beauty fashion New York. manager Wood TO
announce for
SATURDAY AFTERNOON NEXT, AT O'CLOCK,
ANOTHER MATINEE
DOT; Or CRICKET ON THE HEARTH,
WEALTH OF SCENIC BEAUTY,
MUSIC. SONGS AND DANCES,
FAIRY ILLUSIONS, TRANSFORMATIONS, 90
Mr.. JOHN E. OWENS. .... as CALEB PLUMMEE
Seats for the Dot Matinee be secured now
Doors at /; ut and closes at 4 +. M
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IN COTTON, ACCTTONEER.-gY F. COTTON h j..
IL HEGIMAN.-Nolice is given that all the balance of
goods consisting Of the highes priced rosewood and aog
sny and black walnut Paror furniture Psnos Ppinnss
XCutery Silver and Silver Plated Ware, crorkcry Glass
WARE Copper Goods Steam Engine Bed and fable Linen
Blankets yhits Counterpart, Re- viii be continued on
Tuesday March g. and Will require several sale TO
close out viii commence at ten O'Clock each day.
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COURT or COMMON PLEAs-TN,L TgRx-June L.
Before Justice GAkpOZA
SPRETR ISJClIA FOAMk

Lewis Schele agt. Isaac G. Noe. This WAS
sui, for damage. Mr., sohelc ocorpiod the Ove
floor Of Broadway store, Mo. Noe tho upper Monday
Mr schcl. discovered bundles OF comets in miserable
state. b-dr,s and with that had elk-d from ID.
upper roos lie called Acquaintance. of his in the bus.
who appraised his damages at .o tie having
rust-d aud chang, in their form, destructive OF their
beauty having taken place through shrnkass On the
denc- full revelation Of the pathology OF the article
drawn out. II shown that alteration In their
r.ngoicn of the pipes and csern mad been msie
Mr. noes order though tue defendants claimed this to
have been don. by tie and ord and to this alteration In the
pipes land c.,ern the plaintiffs attributed tie overflow The
testimony was closed but owing la,enes, the hour
no verde, rendered BY the Jury.
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HENRY CLEws d Co.,

HENRY CLEws d Co.,
Successofst 10
LIyERMORE, CLEWs < Co.
BAyKERs,
No. - W all.st, n. Y,
GOVERNMENT AGENTS FOR THE SALE OF THE o. =.
1910 LOAN.
Full Commission allowed Bankers. Brokers. Insur-
ance Compares. aad all parties purchasing for Others
resale.
All denominations on hand. ready for immediate de-
livery.
ALL KINDS OF U. S. Sci RITES BOUGHT AMP SOLD
Accounts OF Banks, Hanke.s. and individuals, re-
ceIyed-4 per cent allowed on deposits and daily bal
ances which NAV DC drawn for without notice.
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lIowes d Macy, Bsnkers,
No. 80 Wall.st., NEWTON.

No. 80 Wslls kew-fork.
(Formeriy Officer Of the Park Bank
FOUR PER CENT Interest ALLOWED on DErosIrs
PERSONS OPENING ACCOUNTS may DEPOSIT and DRAW
as they please the same with the City Banks. and
will Dc allowed Interest their daily balance at per
cent.
COLLECTIONS made upon any part OF the United States
or Canada
Orders for the PURCHASE or SALE Of the various
issues Of Government and other Stocks. Bonds and
Gold, promptly executed for the usual commission.
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LAW INTELLIGENCE.

SUPERIOR COURT--spsoIAL TERx-JusE s.-Before
Justice MCNEIL
DBC sIONs.
Levi A. Lincoln agt. abby Lincoln-called Abby
Re.d-Odeed tha, tbs stay Of proceedings granted in I'M
scion 18th II June be and the same as
$40 costs. with oav~ plaintiff to aeld bis conpan with
10 10 DAYS John T.. Bi,a sgt stephen hreshof, Se-he
rr.d 10 d,ard Fitch ea hear ard d.te mine. Joseph
Green az Marcus Brcd-Rspor conf med and judgment
ordered dinghy. solomon o. "oodrnh ag feteI Ns.n
tn.-Mo,isn denied with . Wm. H. s2ringsteen
agt John Powers-Motion granted.
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Rercsuts II Produce.

JuSg lG-I3.pc bis Flour. ~ bhs. WHISKY si0
bll. Corn Meal g. l2 bush. Wheat 690cc bush Corn,
49, 49, bush Oat', "a bush Barley, 10 psgs A,hs'
40 pkgs. on Cak . Io8 ,kgs. ard, "A pksa Pro
visions, 2 4cs pk,s Bltter
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insa in behalf OF The orphan Homo Of Industry III
Iowa. anc i;s auxiliary the House of Reception on
Staten Island will be held the Church Of the Holy
Trinity Brooklyn. onorrow evenings aud In the
Church Of tie Ascension. l0th-st and Fiithave. on
the following Monday evening.
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CHURCH DEpicArIoy.-The new Church edi-
fee erect I'd foi the religious society OF which the Rev
Thomas Armhages ID. d., is pastor. will be dedicated
TO the worship Of Almighty God tomorrow. The
church Forty sixth 81 aud Fihhaye (see notice.
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sURRo0ATEs CoURT-JryE l6--Before Surrogate
TICKER
WILLS PROVED.

During the past week the Surrogate Las admittc'
10, will. IL fopwrs named p 70 PROBATE Caron
NJ s,anns-d Marin Slater Mary Matilda iintagd Josep
Oander, William Linden None Of these wills contain an
provisions OF public niportanss.
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FIREwoRKs.-Ordelsf for public or private
dsnv, owing TO h. great demand, should DO received ct
once N filed AZ the Efceor tirework Depot, FUNSTON
sCopIsLD, No. 9Dey-st Sew'VorL
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IAdyrr.i.eIuen

IAdwr.isement
CHEAP GAIrERs.-CASTRELL is selling off his
stock of CATERS at lea. price Call and
maj. you selections his esthb ishment No S3 Broadway
BETWEEN Eleventh and bcs, place in the city
the procural of feet covering Of every description
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CITY ETE rs.

Music IN CESTRAL PARK.-The following Is
tie programme OF music TO b. performed at central
Park on Sata. day. June H. at iocock, p H. u 'he
vea,hcr shall 20 favorable. Mr.. II. h. podwoE'h Is
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SUPREME COURT-CrAxBxRs-Juss l6-Before Justice
SUTHERLAND.
DFCIsIOES.

John H. Har,t agt. Andrew A. Brown, ct al
Judgment for de.endau, Wah dnissng the complaint as 70
him The question o. reserved until the settlement Of
The finding, Il TAFT kc which 10 be .cri on one day
notice nlr NJ. Baldwin ct a. ag = ; with imp!eadrd
-Judgcnt Tor disnl.sins tie complaint; VITA
coats Findings Of fact, kc 10 be crawn BY defendants 81
toruey and settled . day notice
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Advertisement.

Advertisement.
PINE APPLE C'DER.-Dr. TALBOTS Con-
c.YrRArED MEDICAL FSg-APPLB CIDER VIII cure you =
Won are sick and If you are well win prevent sickness See
long Ia WEKxLY TRIBUNE from April ~ "a
May ~ 1865 Inclusive Send for Circular. One ounce sam
. bottle sent free mail receipt Of 3c to pay postage
Is. T. BABBiTr Nos. 81 OLA Wa.hington-st. ~ \.
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Me1ieai

nR. CLEMENT, No. 1874 West Thirty.
IL rinhs, pays especial attention TO TIE Treatment Of u
Diseases OF Women Children. Office hours from 10 n
Q M, aud TO q q. NJ.
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lAdvertisement
MUsKBTO NETS and
PArHsr PORTABLE CASopIEs.
o. L. Il J. IS. KITTY No. $50 Broadway.
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OentistrD.

vI'EE1H EXTRACTED positively without
the knowledge Of the patient, under NITROUS GAS, ~
DR. WAIT sen a, 50 cents sash fourtAayo. and
Tweny.h.t.st Refers 20 Rev d.. FeEr. Chancellor New
Yors University; Dr Pond Haock. baldwin aud 0enrists
Teeth inserted and tiled or moderate terms
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professional Notices.

4 BOOK ON STRUCTURE, PILES, Els.
N TULA Sc. sent for rs cents. HENRY A. DASELS
81 D. Consulting ard Operative Sugeon No. aUrieuslasss
Nsw.York.
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Raluily Markets.
yHg COST OF LIVING IN NETWORK.

yHB COST OF LIVING IN NETWORK.
FRIDAY, June l6--P NJ
The following tables carefully revised every
week give pretty clear idea of the cost Of living in
this city, at least far catabes are concerned
Some household articles OF common or frequent use are
also included Only good articles are quoted. unless
specially noted and the prices such as are charged
at Washington AID Fulton Markets, and downtown
groceries. Stree; and sidewalk pedd.crs sell little
under these figures but their articles are not always
frosh and in good condition. The uptown and avenue
traders usually charge little more than here quoted.
Stale vegetables snd fruits are hawked about the streets
and sold at irregular prices. depending parity upon the
condition OF the articles offered and quite as much
upon the locality Butter is not as plenty and the best
kinds higher Eggs, too, have advanced. Fish
are fair supply with little change in prices Flour
is tending upward with the advance IN gold The
markets well supplied with Strawberries, the past
being the greatest week Of the season. The prevailing
price for fresh berries today ID &c. per small basket OF
small fruit and up 10 &c. for large berries Fancy ber
ries In three quart baskets bring o. basket Included.
Cherries promised an abundance but the late rain
caused them rot Good cherries are generally sell
ing at 2O0 25c. per ID. Ripe currants are III market
Gooscberries pentysInail berries sell at l3UlJc
and large fruit 2Od25c The foreign fruits such as pine
appes oranges lemons and bananas give no indications
of being cheap. Groceries are firm, with a little nd
vance on sugars Meats are unchanged. but another
decline in live stock will probably reduce the quota
tions. Fowls cheaper. in the vegetable line the
suppy ia good everything being new except last year
potatoes There new potatoes coming In from
Norfolk and Long Island will soon begin to send In.
Green peas from Long Island and Jersey string beans
are plenty and lower Bunch turnips, kohl rnb cab.
Iaecs and new onions are in good supply. while the
markets are overstocked with rbnbarb. lettuce rad
ishes and spinach. We quote:
BREAD AND CRACKERS.
Cents Cents.
Wheat Bread loaf . SOLO Crackers, Bos'n. Vibl20H
Rvc loaf lOd-lSOda, p u .......... l2dH
FItra pilot " ID -, colo Butter, y .H015
Crackers sweet y 10 lJ0l6l Graham, y h. ..l20H
Ginger Snaps " N $50 l6 Milk Biscuit, y n .2Oa22
OUTER, cHERsR AND RIGGS.
Butter, prime y u. 35 040 Cheese. choice, ooV23
Mediura 30833I Cheese, common. y ID 40 10
Cooking, .10a23l EsaA soy tor......" ~
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STREET CLEANING COMMIssiON-THE CON
TRACT TO BE EXECUTED To.DAY-The sureties o.
awssdsa the contract for he streets having
put in statements 10 the extent and location
Of their property. the will be submitted to the
Commission to-day when In all probability the contract
will be executed. 1t IL understood the contractors vii
commence operations the first of July next SO thai
this vexed question viii be put finally to rest.
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FLAGS

ADVERTISEMENT
FLAGS
AND BUSrIyG.
q. l.. l. J. y. kelly,
No 80 broadWaY.
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CHARGE OF FALSE PRgTENsRs. u. Y

CHARGE or FALSE PRETENsRs.-Mr. Il. v
Gandry, of No. 764 Broadway, yesterday caused thu
arrest Of Henry Webb, on charge OF having obtained
S22o by false pretenses. He states that the accused
who is dealer in empty bottles represented himself e
be an agent for the sale Of champagne wine and Offered
10 supply $3.50 worth. He left few bottles, for which
he received s75 and aiterwafd procured from the com
painant sl54 in payment for wine which he TO de
liver but did not When threatened with arrest h
paid all hut s74 and that sam he still owes He wa
held 10 bail In the sum of 500 by Justice Dodge.
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CITY thew offered one of the horses for sale s the stable
ofChas Lent, IT,. corner OF Avenue and feminist,
and he agreed to buy the animal II It suited him after
trial. With this understanding the horse was left
Yesterday the owner who had traced the horse to Mr.
La stable called and demanded bis property, snd
while in conversation with the owner OF the stable Ba'
ker made his appearance. whom Mr.. X caused MS ar
rest By officer johnson of tho Eleventh Precinct jus
tice Shandley committed him for examination. Tho
confederate with the runaway horse and carriage Is
still Mt large.
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HORSE THIEF ARRESTED. On the 18th inst.
George Baker and confederate hired team Of horses
yea al New. Brunswiot, N j., stain that they in
Tended 10 10 about seven mica On arriving In this
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Miss Emma HardinGo will speak for the First Spirit
nas socisty, Hope Chapel No 40 Broadway ut l and
n O'Clock Subject; "Pgriusges Of Soul in search Of iod
upon Earth and In the Spherca" Conference o'clock Sub
ieet "vbs New Religion"
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UTRGICAL HOSPITAL for the Treatment Of

~ KUTCATI IUSFTI AID TOT lNt tiiTItHt OF
~ Diseases Pelvic Vscera uAder the OF EDWARD
II. DIXON. Editor Of Tie Scalpei Structure Ple Nso.
e.e Hernia and Fula Every " Str cure admits OF
radical and Ia days. and often an iInns'
date one by Or. D.s instrument. the tr-thfotpne
d..izn-d expressly to modify Sir. Synes opestiol In ~
of the three Grs'enucatd objections the cure ~ sr
anteed If the be undertaken. Office hours from TO
daily, and to evenings, at No. y tiith ave.
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TNEBRIATION and its consequences success
fully treated by physician Consu'a'i'Sis
A lIfe.s NJ D. Box 10 - H.iofNr n'rce.
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DILES RADICALLY CURED in ten min.
utes without the use Of the knife caustis. arid By
HENRY A. DANIELS, NJ. d., Consulting and Operative
Surlson. No 2 [ MON SQUARE. n. n.
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diseases Of the LUNGS, THROAT and
DEasAL CAV iES-The Consti. ut;onal and unysrssI
Topical Treatments combined: pr w. sTnDLEf,
No Clinton. place. New-fofk
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WATCHES, DIAMONDS, SILVER PLATE,
w OLD GOLD aud SILVER. BOUGHT for Chsn,
EXCHANGED at the highest valuation. okio'NAs
JACOBS. No. Ho7 broadway.
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DIessiah's Evangelical Advent Church, Seventave.
between Eleventh aud Twenh.sts-Res. J. II. LANING
late sung in the Army preache. TO MORROW (sabba.h
Afternoon and Evening Text, WIT Thou at this time Re.
store the Kingdom to Israel" NJ service 1t III All are
cordially In vited to attend Seats free.
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York Port Seclety'e Afarfners, CA,,.av
Pr.schins By the rnsfor 18Th instant corner CstSass
Madison '' ny spd ~ s'so corner Dive. ~
Seats free. ia
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Arligions Notices.

Antioch Baptist Church. Brocker.st. opposite Jones
TIL. Si,tb Ainiyrrsary Will be he'd SUNDAY June p.
Annual sermon At ioi by the Rev. HALSEY w.
KNAPP. The Annual Report showing how tho doofn. Of
is alvancn. IN the Bap denomination will
be presented at a y. Baptism To MORROW EVENING.
tg FREE
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CHARLES ID. HAMlioND, formerly Pro.
~ fs.or OF Sp.ci. Anatomy and Surgery in the syreaa
Medical College Y. = Once 81 W.. ts. Con.utation.
fom 70 TO- TO and to- sPEclALTlEs; Diseass u
he Seryon. Sc ira Urinsry ard Crtaneous Systems
N B-Sre,u-e, which have be.a treated by ,sries1ibs
Cutting or Rapid Dlating Ope tols no, undersleD.