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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-24
DIANOS. MELODEONS. HARMONIUMS

sole depot Peloubets superior Harmonious Whole
ale and retail Prices t6O. instruments TO LEE
J. NJ. PELTON. No. 8il Broadway. New fofk.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-24

OSTH-ST. and FIFTH-AVE.-DAY-
J. ~ SCHOOL for YOUNG LADIES will reopen Sept
10 Professors of enhance every department Stages In
attendance for distant pupils.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-24
r., 1nUnpUAY, AUGUST "a, 1900.
Jnstructfon.
OIIFCIATE ond ENGINEERING INSTI.


4 st., west Of Tweriy -secouds, Phladeph,, "a ans
superior institution will begin its neat term sEPIEMbEh ID
For circu address . - s.,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-24

N leisure hours wishes to devote them in sore prylie
families or in inructins some young gentlemen In French,
Tin or Gr,ek. for all compensation Good Board. AID
dre.s Box No 1876 Tribune Oiice..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-24
NJ ISIS iIAlNES
FEMALE INSTITUTE.

4VA MOHNlNIOWNs y. J.
~ IS one ofthe bet Institutions III the neighborhood
New York. I'D " Y Com Advertiser.
&. y. HAZELTINE, Principal
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-24

MISS OWEN respectfully informs her friends
"a and the public thai English and French HOARD
TNli AND DAi SCHOOL. for Young Lades snd Children,
Heespan Hin No 2l5 Fest Fcthst., VIII open on MON.
DAY September II. Al letter. addressed De ABOVE VIII
receive immediate attention.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-24

MIR. &. -. MORRIS, NJ. A., late Fellow OF
w Orel College, oxford, intends to reopen his SCHOOL
at No. 53i West 1Liry.secondst, MONDAY, Sept TO-
Crcuss may be had a. tho School or b. addressing MI
MORRIS at Sing Sing, n. J.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-02-07

THE TAIIEsr DIPLOMAT OF MODERN TINES Old
Abe is not only taller than other men in physi-
cal stature, but in diplomacy he towers above
all his compeers. He conducts diplomatic
matters as Napoleon did war, contrary to tho
teachings Of the schools, but in a way to win.
He has shown more ability and skill in this
little byplay with the rebels than is contained
in oil the pondcrous volumes Of Mr.. Stewards
4 ploma.ic correspondence
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-02-07

ferenoea The synopsis Of the King Of Prus-
sia's speech, with which the miscegenassd
writer for the amalgamated Times and 1riossss
has furnished us, is most mnstsrly; his reply to
the King Of Prussia extraordinary ccnundrum,
"Why did the President 60 down." b wonder
fully clever and ingenious; but in. pointing out
the fact that Fortress Monroe has been confer
ring with three rebel chiefs he has done the
nation real service, which. we, at least, shall
never forget
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-02-07

an infant child had been found frossn 70 death on
lot the Thirty first prseint station house
John Denzler was yesterday committed 70 prison 70
tho charge Of having SGT are his promises No
277 West Twenty eighth street
Thomas Moloney and John williams wore yesterday
locked up in the Tombs TO answer the complaint Of
having stolen two hundred dollars from Michael Moriary
After Sundays rest and fresh flooding the Ice was yes
terday again in excellent condition. ana the ponds were
all crowded with skaten The sky was clear the air
sharp, but pure and invgorang and altogether nner
day for skating could not be desired.
According to the City Inspectors report there were
four hundred and dcaths in the city during
tho week ending the 9th Of Februarya decrease OF
twenty compared with the mortality Of the week
previous and twenty-five less than during the
corresponding week Last year Smallpox appears to be
neither increasing decreasing For the past three
weeks about the weekly number Of deaths from
have been reported During the week ending on the 2sd
u twenty six persons died from III during that ending
the a0th ult the number, and during the week
ending on the 9th inst twenty-seven-
Burley, the alleged Lake Erie rebel pirate who s
in custody in Detroit will 1t is said have his trial In the
United States District Court in that city
The government schooner Rachel Seaman from Beau
fort N c. the 25th ult arrived here yesterday hav
ing experienced very rough weather during nearly the
entire passage.
a
Coldwater, Michigan, Tuesday night last. A man,
named David l. Bvins, deliberately killed his wife In
order that he might young Lady 70 whom he was
engaged and being surprised by his father and mother
while communicating the act shot them both threw the
three bodies into the cellar and set the house fire.
The murderer arrested and confessed the deed in
the coolest possible II II presumed that he Is
insane.
The stock market was higher yesterday Governments
wsre stronger Gold opened n 2l2 and closed q max
The high price Of gold yesterday rendered the feeling
In commercial circles buoyan and the merchants gen
orally demanded very full prices for all kinds Of como-
dos But little done in foreign merchandise, how
ever but the sales Of domestic goods fair at full
prices. On Change the -four market was moro active
and &c. higher. Wheat advanced 2c q &c., with more
inquiry. Corn and oats quiet but firm The pork
market opened dull and heavy, but closed active and
nrm Beef more active and nrmer, while lard was
nrmer, with doing whiskcy was dull at previous
rates Freights ruled steady but quiet.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-02-07

4 80 ...s,,. nun,.hmens for swindlng bounty brokers
-. 80. ~ and the subject was then laid aside Mr..
sn,rr offered an amendment the constitution, pro-
vidns that representatives 10 Congress shall DO appor
toned according the number Of male citizens qualified
70 vote for representatives in State Legislatures The
subject referred to the Judiciary Committee. Tho
Committee the Conduct Of the War made p,rt in
relation the failure OF the on Petersburg June
last when the great mine exploded, and tive thou
sand copies OF the report and testimony ordered TO
be printed An executive session held a number OF
appointments confirmed and the Senate adjourned
In the House Of Representatives the peace democrats
developed themselves in reference the peace
mission Mr. Cox offered resolution declaring that the
President is entitled to the gratitude Of the country for
his recent efforts to restore the Union motion to lay
it on the table rejected by yeas 81 l05 and the
resolution laid under the rules Mr. Fernando
Wood offered resolution declaring that is the duty Of
the President TO maintain in every constitutional and
legal manner the integrity of the American Union,
as formed by the Fathers OF the republic;
and in event and under circumstances to prefer
accept negotiations which shall admit by the
implication the existence Of any ether Federal Con-
federate within the territory Of the United
States" bill amendatory OF the Internal Revenue
act was reported It made the special order for
"Wednesday evening next and evening sessions will be
held till the subject is disposed or The consideration Of
ment creating Board OF Admiralty rejected. The
amendment providing for an additional midshipman
from each Congressional district agreed TO- and the
bill passed Some unimpoFtant subjects dtspesed
Of and tho House adjourned.
THE LEGIsLATURK.
In tho State Senate yesterday bill to ratfy the article
prohibiting slavery, proposed by Congress amend
mont TO the constitution Of the United States intro
duced also TO authorize defendant his counsel in
criminal case 70 close the Argument 70 jury The bill
to prevent the DETACHMENT Of natural scenery
dered 10 third reading.
In the Assembly . resolution introduced and
adopted insrucng Senators and Representatives in Con-
ress TO favor the passage Of law credting volunteers
70 the locality whore enrolled also for from the
18th TO the 23d instant which lies under the rule
Bills introduced TO authorize attorneys and
sellers 70 take acknowledgment Of deeds and other in
struments; TO employ watchmen In villages to increase
the capital stock and Ak the terminus Of the Adirondack
Railroad; also the State Bounty bill
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-02-07

APPROPRIATION, Fourteenth Embellishments
GYASAsTIc AcLoBATlo ESTERTAINNKNrs-HARLRou
BLuEHk.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-02-07

VAN AMBuRGH co.'s MAMMOTH MENAGERIH
$50 and 5il Broadway-0pen from ~ A. M. 70 lOP. n.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-02-07
MIBCELLANFOUs NEWS.

The Legislature Of Missouri adopted the constitutional
amendment abolishing savery-in the Senate by vote
Of eighteen yeas two and in the House by vote
Of eighty yeas to eight nayson Tuesday, the 3st
day Of January-the same day it adopted in the
tonal House Of Representatives Thus TO slave State
belongs the honor Of being the first to vote In favor Of the
abolition of slavery In the United States The following
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-02-07

SALE DIABoLIQuE. 5so Broadway-RosERr HzIlzR's
MKLAsGG or MoDKls MIRACLES.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-02-07

we etato, tnereIOre, tnat the cOnierencS
was failure, and we, adhere to the opinion
we have hitherto put forth, that II was o
ruse in its inception, and was intended by
Davis not 10 make pc ace, but to affect tho
Southern and Northern people. twas to show
70 the Southern people that they were not UNI
der desperate ruler, who was beyond all hui
man appeals foS peace, but, on the contrary,
under one who was DESTROYS q oil times 70 set
tie the quarrel by negotiation, and that the con
tinuation Of the war was the inhuman policy Of
the North Perhaps, also, II might once moro
divide the North. Il YVES the stone Of Jason. !
Jason, like JsR. Davis, had sowed dragonsn
teeth, and alled the land with armed men who
rushed forward reSdy 10 cut him IN pieces,
But he threw Stone In their midst and IN their,
quarrsls over nat they killed one another in-l
stead, and the strategic captain Of the Argo |
looked on In safety. Peace questions had once
divided the North, and made men tear ons ans
other 70 pieces for the safety II this Jason J
Might they not do II again, and even more
e6sctivelyi II was worth . trial But II =
hardly possible to Arect . peace party IN The,
North on 10 slender matter - this rebel tips
down the James ana this insubstsnusl pa,
geant Of peace, q Il Adss, does mot leave bs-
hind even the rack Of civil diassnsion In Tia,
Northern stases. All would have beon glad TO,
see peace made, bat no one expected IT, and no
one Is disappointed at the failure. AS the
country rclinquishes the faint hope Of peace
that the Fortress Monroe conference gave, u
has q good alternative " turn tQ--Gxant sleN
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-02-07

AMERICAN THEATRE, No IA Broadway-BALLRrs,
PAsToaIhEs, BURLEsoUEs. &c.--RoBERr AND BIRrRAND.
HOoLEY a OAMPBELLS MINISTERIAL. 100 and 2Ol
Bowery--soses, DANCES BURLesaUas, &c.-H0w ARE You
Il pkRS
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-09-21
The Mother of Harold.

There is singular fact with relation to the
great conspiracy which has heretofore escaped
publicity. The mother of Harold, who was to
assassinate Cen Grant, is strong Unionst, and
had many times protested against her sons seces
sion tendencies. After his part in the asssassina
ton plot became known she stihed all the natural
feelings of mother, and resolutely said that she
had tried in vain 10 teach him better counses,
and now he must take the results OF his wicked
conduct without expecting sympathy from her
Although his sisters visited him frequently during
his Imprisonment, and did all in their power to
secure pardon for him his mother would do
neither, but maintained her singular resolution
with more than Spartan frmness to the last
Springfield Republican.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-09-21
The "Unkindest Cut of ALL"

TIE Augusta (Ga). Cironicls aud Sentiner
"does up the Democracy" of the North, in the
following style.
We caution the people of the South against
placing any reliance in the copperhead faction OF
the North. True this class will talk smoothly,
and promise ereryth;ng as they did in DAYS gone
BY But when il comes acts and the fulfiIlment of
pledges, they are utterly powerless. Before the
late struggle, the South was led to believe that
great tniRgs in her iaror could be accomplished
BY them. What was the RESULT These mon
who had for years used the Southern influence for
their own benefit, were unable to keep even a
single declaration they had made-much less to
render the assistance they had 50 pOmpousy bOas,ed
they ,could girc,
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-09-21

rn PRIxcIPAL DrPoT, 50 Broadway NeN.York.
rr sold by al Druggists and Dealers in Pin MOUTH.
ISD. apriilj Is ij-2l-Gm
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-09-21
e. Gard 10 the Ladies !.
DIR. DUPONCO'S
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FOR FEMALES.


80
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PREVENTATIVE.
And the "onlv sure" and CERTAIN REMEDY
for all those affecting complaints peculiar 10 the
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These Pills are nothing new, but have been us
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and America, with unparalleled success in every
case; and he is urged by many thousand ladies'
who have used them, TO make the Pills public for
alienation OF those suffering from any Irregular
ties whatever, as well to prevent an increase of
family where health will not permit it. Females
peculiarly situated, those suppOsing themselves
so, are cautioned agains using these pills while in
.hatconditiOn. as the proprietor assumes no respon
sibiiy after The above admonitiOn, although their
mildncss would prevent any mischief TO health,
otherwise the Pills are recommended. Full and
explicit directions accompany each box.
$4,000 BOXES HAVE BEEN SOLD IN TWO
YEARS.
Ten thousand boxes sent by letter. both by myself
and agents, to all parts of the world to which an
swers have been returned, in which ladies say
nothing like the above Pills have been known since
the SCIENCE OF MEDIC NE DAwNED UPoN THE
WORLD ~ REMOVING OBSTRUCTION ND RESroR-
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Quietng the nerves and bringing back the ''rosy
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sole Agent for Plymouth. Ind.
Ladies by sending him SlO0 can have the pills
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any part of the city or country.
c. p. Lacey General Travelling Agent for the
western States. l61 Dearbon Street. Chicago. III.
GEORGE X. TRIALS * Co sole Agents
for Warsaw, Ind.
NIB. None genuine unless the Box is signed
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The sun., 1865-03-13

1nE RAILROAD FAEE.-Thc Railroad Com
panies 10 Brooklyn commenced charging sin cents
h1e ON saturday. There was no trouble anywhere
N c.aseq. .ence Of the increase.
IW ltArus in Brooklyn last week were
49,. Among the principal fatal diseases were /;
scar ct 'c'er 10 d.ptAor.s : small pox, .. In
der one year of age, %.
IHE 'oIH REoWLNr-Thc officers of this
regiment o'cred 'h,.- services To Governor Fenton
for one year some lays fnce, aud have been ac-
cspt'd. lAor'g'meut is not large in mum ncrs
aud it Will c necessary to rc,rul. IL irom outside
sources,
RE-ISsrAIap.-Inc Brooklyn Fire Commis-
donsrs have re-instAscd Hose Co. No. Il, which
as dIsbsnded some weeks since
The sun., 1865-03-13
DRY GOODS.

A ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
~ faSEvsIff s;ffGlCcx is;fflCcx lS
pLAcKs.BR0W IS, GARSE.ris,, GRrE>s.
sLAILs DkiAtGr. rIErsti ,shSNEs' IANs'
At all p-ice. ftOni o. cts. to ~ syAri.
Lsdie- ~iiI fnd At our store The ,e.t stok Of the
1--we Fashionable Dre~ s'2 TO le hal had in the dV
qs ~4BowEKT SfARH0Tt.SroS ST.
RARGAINSl BARGAINS IN COTTON
GRE Al RED trlyN N PRICES,
Y.rl..ide HlLACHib VI sllSs .t35e yard
bINt HI bk2HA ankhiIS5 i,, a. =; 5os ,ysr1i ,1
New 3iug uFLAlN., ghoice .'yles. at 3Sc aysrd.
tiEsI ~ Ally PAPLE NJ sLlN- az &c,
Q eas,. Of .pcnid st, lee q Ballror, st.ra rom
@wS'' rs, p, i,nd r - S-vof'h 80 1''
'gOII - -.,3i'DowrRY >EAR HOUSTON sr.
RARGAINS, BAEGAINS, BARGAINS I!
- GREAT ISLt I,LMENNIa 70
7RFNtl,E2n55s, Ntl,E2n5 sthtkEffFFsNi , ttkkEEfFfNrxr,
DOMESTIC GuOl!s. OF ENERl DESCRIPTION,
suRrrxa Il at siiSs GASic y fG.Ssi SsSl. 1ar p.rd
AALLroi BtSL rRl>i;s; y cent? ier ysrt.
- and - DAMAsR lABlE-LlNEN' -. por
N-i ntWtsK CLOTHS. ~ 5a worth -.
.liIANh. lil CkABACk TOWELS IuIo Lincnl,
-, NHNktk iLANSEL Il 81, worth -.
r6wrLiSGs, cR,siirs. BSiAFEEs, II sS'I 'FILHNNrIs,
lONIsTlt 40 uOt SEKEtPtSG GOODS,
v'Iile Offered NJ The Rlovc rate O. ice.
..,..., FOR iills NFtK ONLY,
AT TIE CRY ~rAL PALACE EMpOBttM,
i. r.. ROBERTS.
SILKS! siLKsl snKsl Silks siIGsI
IHE BALANCE or OF
.., BLACK AND COLOKED SILKS
viii be offered
Al 4 TREMtNnOt : KFpt CTION,
- 10 CLOSE SALE
R!CU CHINE Slt.ks, l2.. worth 90.
IlNb N\n STRIPE ; KS -. 6d. worth Is
BLACK SILKS.
k!Cii llSIRE, i2s.. worth -
RIAL LYONS, IL. worth - 90
Aud every de-, ript.on Of
BLACK ANp FANCY SILKS,
AT lNIBECEDtNTED PRICES,
- Iuk Ills WIEN ONLG,
Al TIE CRY SlAL PALACE EMPORlj N,
~ v. r. RoBFHTs.
SlLkS - SILKS - SrLKS.-NEW SPRING
- GOODS.
IMPORTANT REUJclION N PRICES.
Paid sl.E. AZ ~. "a 20 and o.
otrpd sllL' At I !, 81 % sut II 30.
Plain ~i!ks. Nrv too-s. ~ ~ d. - 70, - 10 81
bHACh SILKS all The loot brands Of Gro~ lie
khiu,s ttTos. ntgur and laietns, iJs DIyssos and
haltllrs.
nupd black -ilk At a 70 and n S1
| IfilAlut lustrc eck Infrtis ~ :" aud y 70.
| Real Lyons Iat!o.ss ~ - 80 D. $3.50.
| o. W. h. ikGlON
fJ+ y4 B3wcy, near Houston ~.
The sun., 1865-03-13
EEGAA NOTICES.

DOAKD OF SUPERVISORS. OFFICE 80.
ID + civ Hal Nv Iotk March n 1905.
Notlce to Inspectors VI Election Tie lnsisctor' ~
Election who acted st the Decel FL ectiJn wil A.
OF lueslay, the lith Of March .of the ste," yet.
tiOu Ore red In regard 70 tho Aueudclt ~ tue -trN
Constitution and ri uso Itu the duties OF Gan.
vssssts Vacancies in tire Boards Of Inspector Va.
te tlicl On the day Of esr .yn by "a, se'.H super
ysors at the place. hereinafter drsisns cd
ihe polling places VAL tc the sAne as 'or the De-
comlFr election
The .ts,ioucr, and ballots will he sent 70 the seS.
erd election sOlls by the Police on ths morning Of
election.
No expense will be injured for citing up election
polls.
E1i,tng on the gay Of Election. March ~ l-55, In
the Boards % luspeC'Uis iu fNc asvera Ftc'Ou Dt-
tcts Of ihs CIT, sil BE- f.ied h. The supervisofs AZ
fir.'. Thir,'. Fieh ari Iishth Ward. Supervisor
SHbtk. Flftb Wad lio'ol. and Sufe .NlsUr Sal IA,
WASHINGTON ilot.. No. Broadpgys supervisor FOX.
Ionth anl fcn-'oont b Ward. supervisor Pt RDY,
- LudlJs t.le,'. 3 Q orc a. ". aui at Neteantih
L'brary Building befloeu and PM and super
seventh AMI Thirteenth Word. o. supervisoi
se.e;a,gd. feut.h snl srA Ward. - supervisor
Eleventh aui se,ontoeuh ward, supe-vi,oI
Mlli.ANNN, Il BowsIy, AMI supervisor EL1 lSA
Fourth ayguup
r-cith W,rI Supervisor DAVIS. One Hundred
and THony ni'l stree. ant FIN Gvcaue. -
,Ntnlh aai Fifteenth " ards supcNtor NLuNT'
hishleenih, Siur'-cn'h and Trsu,v.dr,t wards
SnSiy'sof BRIGGS, Irving Place, aud supervisor
Ely, l"5 foutth avenue.
si1toenth, rscntirtl snd rvcrtv-seconI w.rd,
supcrNisoI LEW Art lI3 Ntt fnrty third
street.
Tho supcryi.orr ill hs at the place mentioned
above. l.i.Io Z O'Clock, An. srd bct-een and Q
by order Of the Board,
33J JOSEPH b. YOt NC. Cicrt
The sun., 1865-03-13
MARINE NEWS.


ARRIVED.
,,isIEAMsIlIPS- ARIEL City Point via f5r,foss
M6Ltoe. nc's. Newteiu Z; Ai-I Hilton Head
, Z LrOe. Fort Ielaeatc. Sea Gnll, Baltimore
H'hclHhd, NumingUu. De; Cumberland, CITY Point
SHIP hagenta. Of Bo.tCn. from shAnehae, teas
BARI Morning star, - Jaro' Ncpsiquii ca.
drhl. li'Try lfoNlfitHc. lrfNRrars. II rsuul RIO
ishrifU hamhIe, ilti on Head, Cupid, Bermuda,
Mary Louisa Nuv Orleans.
BRl'!S--Aun, Porto Cah,lio. Milo, - Jaeo. Sarah
fiaFR NJtsnu, y = fti.'pu, Cardenas: Henrietta.
h'1nrin; joliet CLARK Neuvitas, CuDid, Bermuda.
lunire, Np-lu, y l.. Our Narrie knst uaIhOr, / I.
Bell Csidenas. lila, AIfoyo. lhp- Young, - Martin.
SCFDpSERs Jane, Ponce, = r. MARY
Hmn. ssRu; D... IN, ENesu"z. " Arnold, Ar
loF'; ILtec : sfer., ti.ld i4II. ! J. Maria Jane,
Itu."' Z 4 laiusv, 3D.. Ponce; IheLe, Havana;
NHlter hel'i~h. Sow U-IeGl4. Cltroit Baltimore
for N't Haven, eAtofte, savannah. Minerva Eliz-
uletl pUit Tor tal River.
BELO" ship Marlborough from Liverpool
The sun., 1865-03-13
FOR SALE AND TO LET.

A HOUSE FOR SALF-TN MARCY AVE,
"a 81 house from Myrtle ave. We a ranged 10
families no iucumbeRnCe 80 and wr'r- ~ the
house, will BE- sod cheap Inquire on the premiscs2Is
A FARM FOR SALE ACRES. 10 Acres
NOOl. 2story housc and ha ru. other ou'.luud.
tugs lVI apple ttctN bearing, pcaChcs plume. hns
spfinr satcf aud brook hS the house. copa tUrses
iss iOHls farming utensils, &g. hay, &C ~ miles
in NyE JercJ- -s3,2vU. AWiy =. ItGLlp, !! Con.
ire Il. ~
The sun., 1865-03-13
SEWING MACHINES.

SEwING MACHINES-EMPIRE AND Sing,
- sr's, No 4, uAnufacturiug new two letter A
Singers, one Grover Baker, null cabinet, nav one
GToyer & Bakers, and one " heeer & wilson's, ful
cabinet, second hand, nearly new, and plain ms.
chimes, sold lov for cash. 4. 4, THOMPSON, q,
GfeeuWich ave. 569
The sun., 1865-03-13
BOARD AND ROOMS.

FURNISHED ROOMS, WITH EVERY Con-
L vtuiture for Housekeeping. room and hedroom
and attic rooiu and Que hall bedroom, for gentleman
aLd wife only. No children usen, $50 Grand ST
pry.tr entry. lei
HOTEL GARNl, lSJ EAST 3sTH ST., I
1 dools from "a eyeuue- Furnished bedrooms for
respectable mechanics, eaci separate loom, ftom
~ p, 70 - 70 per week; double bedrooms - per
week, on the European style. Sii
pOOMS NANIFp-2 BED ROOMS FOR A
iAgcntcWGu ani . Young lsiie., furnished, Or q
room and bedroom, with or without board. II the
u.tvL the gentleman would only require breakfast,
and, on SUNDAY Gluutr. AddIuss, stating lOcstiUn
The sun., 1865-03-13
COAL.

COAI~-BEST RED ASH, STOvEAN EGG
~ coal at summer prices II called for this day a. d
QUERlrEl, ITO Canal st., ani ls Forsyth 81, VIZ
COAL-COAL-3o0 TONS OF The bESl
cn.liy of M ,k.pihs coal for sae at ards, 3 70
Del ancey ~ cor Goerck aud North Gth and flrst sA
"ha'ih'pu's"' ''''e ''' JAMES MOORE.
DR. BONE, ia WEST 10TH ST, CURES
u seaaos OF the heart unss liver, tldneys ulcer
o skn dissse seloiulA dTopsy &C, epilepsy OF nu "
The sun., 1865-03-13

CRANBERRY AND FRUIT CULTCRf-
" FANOfAViE CHANCES Al BFACIPJ
MILLS, \. J. fAkNlSG LANDS ALMOST FREQ
viii CNe some v'y chpsp and Cuhv ouI leases, uth
chances 70 pIusIsfo Alternate t.A.H Qt lALd nearly
free. and good iacits 10 erect dwellings and other
improy CUCu'a uprn ltAt4 loratsi 40 Beach, Mil.
ing house los sold and ycrv ilyuItbIy ltAsed. Ths
land ir 'c't suited for crsnberrgf pcaoh, grape and
tnIt culture sl4u water power Circulars sen on re-
cei p u postA.e. Apply hy letter 20 "a. H. BEACH.
Toms River, ocean County, ~ Commun cation
ui,h New York ny .Au.oAI. ,eaiuhoaf, &c twice per
dHs per Iessa.p Eud Bn.ita Esy Railroad, loot u
Auriuy So y, Il. distance 90 tniles. 445
The sun., 1865-03-13
S1 6O0-FOR SALE IN BROOKLYN,

81 OUUtro9H,, ,,o SNn Ii.emsn, me- and .nS!ces,
brck houses, on 9TH ave, ne, IN and sth Sc, Phha
deiphia trout, brown stone trimminrs, marble msn,
tes, water gaa BE one block tlouI Couey isand
carsiu complete oriorTegdv tor immediate possession
a9.GO can remain MORTGAGE for tenn Of vears
Apply 10 T., j. NORRIS, 18th II. and 9TH ave OF ou
tie prem ses every dgy, trou 20 . o'c. pck. W
The sun., 1865-03-13
M WILL RrY A HOrSE AND

S1 DDD WILL BUY A HOUSE AND
N'Cs'Co lot in Water $3.50 cssh. $3.50
WIZ buy nice brick house and los In Gyille tsG
crh fL2Ju VII luy auice corre~ lot noar Third A. 1
Si'u cash $3.50 will buy fine story dou biz house
up 'u-n SO cash. nice small farms on Long
Island. Also houses. with coal yard, i years lassO
Tor sAe low. Apply 10 PAiTEN, 70 Division n. 2sI