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THE CUSTOMS.

CIRCULAR PROM THE TREASURY DEPARTNfNT.
~ TELEGRAPH TRIBUNE
WASHINGTON. April 1.-The Treasury Depaiinen6
has Just issued circular to Collectors a Customs. eon
eering proof of identity Of articles Of tho
growth production and manufacture OF the United
States, exported to foreign country, and brought baeh
to the United states, as follows:
SIR: The following ia the SD section Of act t9
amend existing laws relative 70 Internal Revenue, ara
for other purposes" passed ID March, 1867 =
j- md b. q ythr sasd That the tannass Sy
on Sa & I levied but once Within cSr year sS when pad
sSes 81 vessel or a%er no isI'hsr annass 'a ha o ~
In compliance with the provisions OF said section, the
tunnage duffy of 30 cents tun will be eoeee
all vessels engaged in foreign domestic trade With
the United States but year and the year VIII ba
heretofore by the calendar year. Foreign and AmecaI
vessels heretofore liable TO pay the tnnnage tax on eye
entry arriving after the I'd of March last pay the same oI
their first arrival and not again within one year from the
date Of such payment Coasng and other vessels hlther
10 liable TO pay the tax In each calendar Year,
il they have already paid the same IN the year 1907 pcn
nen during the current calendar year; but all
made by such vessels subsequent to the 2d o March, ws
exempt them from further tax for one year from the dato
of payment The certificate on pages and OF the
tunage circular OF Nov 1866, will be changed thus
M , s @ 1 .1. HS & Pns ,,9 II, 151.!. r ta, q c.s.
per imposed i5h section Of the act Of July - lst2 r
% ;ss p, q eT9.sa S
amounting dollars and cents The sbo,s
PT % ' on sa "i9 & I atr Gp he 81 the .s % s %
al! the facts material to JUSTLY the iOIec'On c.u.s,.,
ON page OF the Circular Of Nov 1866, will be inorsea
and the instructions said page observed by the Col<
lector As provision be susceptible OF mscon<
strction il is deemed eNpedent 10 advise Customs offs
that this Department eOnsrues said section, noS
withstandng its comprehensive language TO be e0nfne
the regular tunnae duties imposed by the act o 4i
OF July, 1862 and amendments and not TO affect thos
provisions OF law imposing discriminating dues upore
Spanish and other vessels engaged IN certain trades on
those imposed in the nature OF penalties or otherwise
Department as to proof OF identity required In regar
TO articles of the growth. production or manufacture
the United states exported 10 foreign country and
brought back 10 the United States under provision@
respectively OF section q " the Tariff act OF March a
1861 az stat l94 section Of the Tariff act OF 1894 3
stat 2 section of the Tariff act 0f 1906 d4 stst
$780, or ether OF them -You will he governed IN thi9
respect by section opp l52, l and l6 OF the tePesl
Regulations OF 1897. The 4sth section OF the Coecto
act STAT 663) there quoted Is stiii Ia force
ana s the proyso 10 the 2Sd section OF the act or lq
above named simply reenactmeut OF the ist Pross0
schedule of the Tsritf act OF ls6 referred % I
article atS OF the General Regulations OF the sand
rules there promulgated will be observed In the future
HUGH MCCULLocn, Secretary Of tho Treasury.
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5LEYIC0

BoNBARDNENT or VERA CRUZ BY TIN LIBEkhS~J
MAMMALIAN SAID TO BE AT CUERNAVcAh--toa'.
MUNICATfoN BETWEEN VERA CRUZ AND TIE INs
TERROR ENTIRELY CUT OFF.
From Our Special Correspondent. .r...-
HAVANA, April q, lsc7. =
The English mail steamer Solent arrived bere yesA,
terday from Vera Cruz, but has brought very hiid
intelligence, as the place being besieged. Tho
Republicans were bOmbarding Vera Cruz, and oIf
this account the SOlent in her last voyage out, was
not able to land her cargo, which she has brough6
back. MaXimilian was reported at Cuernavaca, bn9
communication between Vera Cruz and the lntef1or3
was 80 entirely prevented that nothing was khewIy
at the former place OF what was going on peyouu
their Own walls
A WARNING TO MEXICAN SPECCLATORs. /.
We have received the following from the Mexicln
Consul:
OFFICE OF THE MEXICAN CoSsuIe eGESyRhf, =
No 80 EXCIIANGE-PLtCE, NEW YORK. April Ii, l57. :.
Having been informed that some MeNcans ~ho afte0 q
as public functonares under the eo-caieu EInlS, ~
and other kinds OF property must remind tue pnpnc W
general that according to the laws passed by the Mex
lean Congress and Government all property or any hn
belonging to any Of the aforesaid individuals u subject
eOnscatOn and therefore any sale or contract made W
them IL null and void JUAN y. NANAhho.
SPANISH RECRUITS FOR MAxIhILIAS's ARAr-IhE isfhs
RIALIsTs VERA CRUZ.
letter from Vera Cruz on the lst inst. says:
'Twenty-six artierymen arrived here by the spat =
steamer Over 200 have been enlisted IN this city ana
nm nterna tiOua question will probably arise ont of ~
iudgng from Mr. Stewards official correspondence 10 h1
Motley at Yenna.l The Imperalists at Vera Cruz arg
generally armng themselves Perez Gomez and 'uefaa q
is in command Tho siege IS closely maintained, thS
has been cut off, and the last bullock IN rhe city
was killed OH the 3lst VI March"
The United states men-of-war Tacony and rahoma
VI at
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EXECUTIVE APPOINTMENTS.

SENATE COMBINATIONS AND REFLECTIONS.
BIT rGssRAPR rsIsuSn
WAsHINGToN, April 1.-THE Senate in Executive
Session tsday1eonfirmed Lowell H. Rousseau TO be Brig
adler General In the Army, and also the following Post
masters: ..'tt..h
Minerva PAlip. wel,yine Y Aiensoh A. Vance hsste~e
j. Alexander n Douxhery Sessrk " J Jossph j. Wet ~
Alexander LeIagtcny Ne George khrss
,,rhS " George Fuller Bangor r. Cswles, Wsshftoa.
Iowa Robert Bfooha Ilests Mills Nd; o. c EaoH Havana,
III stevens spri1ssh Mo- George wnHsna. osr'o'oa.
J. Cointh Miss. 3
I.SIrcys o1 PsSs Noasy,Ossph MeaiIs Moprs, La Jeh
l. Carson, Bonneville Nsbrssks
Omaha Agency -
collector oI ia,al Rerenao-Nan keay I'D pistes Of hsAe
ippL "
The Senate rejected the following nominations: 4,
Prssisn igtaJsmes seHRts at NexOrlesu Louissi seo
GilestraD, Macon CITY. Missouri -. =
Cokiory Of fieTAsi RsreaCsleb Wright xiith District
Pennsylvania James tnore. Nth District Of weousin -,
fsS,Sor cJ ht,Tnal Repeaus-HFsm White AlIih psne'
syvsria. -. - la. B.
sar,yor oj csoms-Jsmes ,IcCnock Pbsdrha ps rsM ,s
Posn6srsROiolph Bennett Eiktsn Md frsaenes sr'
,Snys inA George BiSOT,Ss,ss s Mae. ARsr,
0srs Toledo Ohio William Miehss Mane, Psss 'sss ns y s
mick Milton John Neaton Csrhontse reuu p" o rsrs
Ptston Pean- James H. Pbinney TowandA rsnn
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XLTH CONGRESS.
OF rrIEs.Apa 70 rHr rnsrSs.

~ fKLEsHAPH 10 rHE ThBuNg.
SENATE extra sGss'ox, WASHINGTON. April IL.
CREDENTIALS OF THR HON. JANIS A. BAYARD.
The PRESIDENT laid before the Senate the ere.
@shas OF James A. Bayard. appointed Senator by the
ssayernor OF Delaware 20 supply vacancy Oceasoned
10 the death Of George X. Riddle. Il
NJ BAYARD qualified by taking the oath 20 support
the tOnstuOn OF the United States aud also subscribed
10 the Congressional oath OF loyalty.
SohkEhfoNDENCk RELATIVE The TENURE or oFSICE
-, o.,..,.... LAW CALLED FOR.
Mr.: SUMNER Rep, Mass offered a resolution that
dfesdcht O the Lhed States be requested "a furnish
The Senate, II IN his OpIHOn not Incompatible with the
pubic interests, copies OF any official opinions which NAV
nav, peeh gwen by the Attorney General the Solicit or
~ inc Iirasiry, ar any other officer ~
the Government on the Interpretation Of
the act OF Congress regulating the tenure OF offIce and
especially With regard 10 appointments by the president
20 ouee during The recess OF Congress Mr. Sumner aid
ao Understood OpniOns had heu given which went far Ia
""y lEe recent aet OF Colgfess. II would thus seem
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CANADA.
UNEAsINEss ABOUT EUROPEAN AFFAIRS.

UNEAsINEss ABOUT EUROPEAN AFFAIRS.
ir raLEsRAPH
MONTREAL, April lin official circles there IL an
uneasy feeling to the possibility of Great Britain
being drawn into the vortex of the coming war in
Europe and the money market thereby becoming 81
stringent as TO prevent the International RaroaB
loan and other loans provincial account being
raised Ii is also apprehended that if Great Bitain
were 10 20 TO with Russia on the Eastern quesS
ton the nted States as the ally of the latter wou1
attack the British North American Provinces. thus
drawing all the dspOsable British troops TO this cons
tinent and leaving France single handed to hghQ
Russia. In such q case British Columbia would Ia
lost As to the cessiOn of Russian America, IL was a
first hoped here that the treaty would not be raifed
and now the possession is likened unto fine ice.
field Grecnbacks sell at % to 274 discount 5-2s aT
sold.at lO7. to lO9.; 7S0s at 100 to 1861.
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TIE INDI1N VAR.
TIE sAvAGEs CONCENTRATING FOR WAR.

THE sAvAGEs CONCENTRATING FOR WAR
TRIBUNE
ST. LOUIS, April 1.-The correspondent of 7AA
Democrat with Gen. Hancock's Indian expedti0ns
writing from Fort Harker on the 9,l inst, says: ~
council was held at Fort Dodge on the 9th nlts
between Major Dodge and several Of the chiefs a
the Kiowas. The latter profesSed much friendshin
for the whites aud desired to be at peace with them
but stated that the Blackfeet Sioux. Chel elennesS
aud will have it. The Kiowas also spoke about sew
eIal Northern tribes banding together for vars
making Oyertures TO the Southern tribes 10 IoirJ
their hands full before long. The indications all
favor grand Indian confederation aud bloody val.
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NETWORK, FRIDAY, APRIL IL, 1867

tee OF the Whole the wharves and Piers COMMISSION
BILL and this time he successful, the vote being U
Yeas 10 81 Nays One two amendments were adopted
and after hearing speeches from Mr. Wyeth (DemocraD
Richmond in favor OF the b and Mr. Weed Of Cnton
against IT, the Committee and reported progress ana
the bill made the special order for Saturday after
noon, when it will doubtless he pressed 10 vote.
The House has adopted the concurrent resolutions
giving the Governor power TO confer upon members OF
the National Guard the brevet rank they held as
officers Of Volunteers
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Road could in the exercise Of rigid economy, re6nce
pcndittres to an extent which would enable them 10
increase their present dividends without prejudice to the
public good. With these views earnestly entertained aD
these respectfully submitted return this bill ~
the Senate without my approval. H. j. bLStoh
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FrSIAN MEETING.

TELEGRAPR rRE TRIBUNE .r
ST. LOUIS, April ia very enthusiastic fenlan
meeting was held here last .lght One hundred Tt9
i0ned the Seventh fcaian Regiment. eonsdrnl.ie
amount Of money vas subscribed 70 AID the ksaaa sSS
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On the concurrent resolution OF the Assembly print
q certain number OF copies Of Al0pathc aud HOIneO-
pathic State society reports Senator II. G. Murphy
ayowed himself this morning decidedly radical for
conservative man. He denounced nllopathy hum.
bug and did not know that homeopathy much better
He was believer in hydropasby. The resolution was
tabled.
the Central Fare vet0 and the tickets OF the two
tOns. While there will always be some 60 find fault yet
the majority OF the Republicans think we'll 10 their
tickets and a. 10 ITS comparison with the Democratic
ticket have yet TO see one who Will deny that the latter
satisfaction the Democratic party, as they think
there were far ADLER men in their parry than
many placed on the ticket, The Democratic
satisfied with the nomnation Of M Weed solely because
he had the Independence 90 vote In favor OF negro su
that another OF their leaders Mr. MIispaSs6 has wan
dered back again 20 the Democratic fold Before the
iicans, as act OF gratitude for Mr. Milspaugh's
speech on the evening the Convention bin was passed
Syracuse, but Mr. Ma action at Twedde Hall yesterday
showed that the rumors were incorrect.
The Assembly this evening passed the sbl introduced
by Mr. Ready Of Brooklyn placing tho regulation OF the
tenementhouses OF New.York and Brooklyn under the
charge Of the Metropolitan Board OF Health Strange to
say all the Democrats bat three forgot their Democracy
and under the plea that II was conlerrlag additional
powers on the Board Of Health voted against the b
which viii not hurt tenement-hOnse owners so much
as II will benefit those who nhsbt the buildings. The
Republicans voted for the measure together with three
Democrats Ready OF Brooklyn Frear Of New-York and
williams OF Erie The New-York Democrats went 40 far
In their opposition 10 the bill that they openly boasted
they would against bill In which the three gen
tlelnen have named Interested The real cause of
the opposition OF these Democrats to the bill is because
they considered 10 better TO have the landlords
their side In election times than TO have the tenants
Several members have stated privately.
spesEeT Pits pgAn pqYed 10 night TO 30 into Commit
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The opponents of the WbaTych and Piers Commission
bill succeeded again, to-day in preventing consdera
ton OF the measure. Tho Speaker moved To lay the
pending order of business on the table and 40 INTO Com
mittce OF the Whole upon IT, but the motion was defeated
receiving twOthrds vote IL VIII be observed that
two Republicans, Lockwood and A. j: Wood, voted
against t. while Others Of the same party dodge Wyeh
aud o. Murphy the only Democrats who voted Ia the
affirmative. II some Republicans had not dOdged the
On would have prevailed Another effort VIII DO made
and al present the feeling s strong 10 make IL party
and thus carry " through. one Democrat, NJ
least Will vote for H. The Ieaa and NAYS aI0 as OlloMs
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The HttemVt lnadt IN TIC hNstIily IHs iluIIIt 10
move the Underground Railroad bill forward, but by a
combination Of all the opponents o the tunnel rVad Inc
attempt defeated llooks very much ~ u the Under
ground defeated at least for this session IL - IN
possible bring the bill MP IN Us general order and then
pass IT, and take u OUT Of Its general order requires
tword vote, and long all rival roads nave th,r
hands on it, throat 10 will bo impossible to dc This The
the motion 10 30 into Committee Oh the bl vas
f.Ip
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ALBANY.

RRCEpTIoN|OF THE vEro-DEBATE IN THE SENATE
THE UNDERGROUND RAILROAD BILL PROBABLY
pEFEArEp-THE wHARvEs AND PIERS BuI,-THE
CONVENTION NOMINATIONS - T1IB TENEMENT
uousE BILL PASSED IN THE ASSEMBLY.
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McDouoAIL appealed cq the decision Of shs s Ssg,lT

McDouoAL appealed troq the decision Of ss SsaT
ne Ma H sUMSER-Then ins. that tho actual words as
reported by the shorthand writer shall be read. a.,
words used exceeded The proper limits Of debate but he
would like to have the discussion OF the bill proceeded
with and he moved that further debate on the point Oh
Mr.. SUMNER said that could not be done. The point
Mr.. HOWARD (Rcp. Mlch) moved 10 lay the appeal Of
Mr.. McDOugall on the table.
Mr. GRIMES (Rep. Iowa. said 10 was due 70 the sena,
tor from Massachusetts, that his words altered should
he read The words taken down by the senator rom
who was an enemy 10 this country. The Senator from Mas
sachusetts according to the shorthand report OF his
- MT MCDOUGALI.-T ask the Senator from Msssachn-
setts he is quoted correctly OF he denies the aihim
Nj sUNNER-The Senator has not quoted me cor
recty. ,,o,,c.Y1 .o,, =,
seemed he had not quoted Mr.. Sumner correctly He
(IcDougalD had very bad pair OF ears ana stty vl
memory, and he would withdraw the appear io" 'ne
Mr. DoOLITTIE said he had no objection to the with,
would repeat the words he used and " which exception
had been taken, that the Senator might again near them
and determine II necessary II they vere such % ought
The appeal from tho decision Of the Chair was with
drawn, and Mr.. SUMNER proceeded with bis remarks.
He said that when he was interrupted in the sxlraord
nary manner just witnessed, he was saying what he
would repeat written ont since by the reporter
There Sir is the duty OF the hour There wac no such
duty our fathers There wac no such duty on our pre-
OF the United states who had become the enemy o
his country" -, So.
Mr. DO0LITTLE rose rs Mr. Sumner uttered the last
words Of the above sentence and said he rose 10 les
ton OF order that such language toward the Executive
wac not permissible in the Senate. =,
Mr. ANTHONY In the Chair decided that In the Jndg
ment Of the Chair the words did not exceed the mt Oh
debate usual in the Senate.
Nr DOOLITrLE appealed from the Chair, and moved
that i'm order that Senators might have an opportunity
10 consider the question the Senate adjourn.
The motion 10 adjourn was disagreed 70. , -, ~,
Mr.. LANE Rep., Ind) moved 10 lay the appeal OF Mt
DOOttle upon the table. . :,
Several points Of order were here raised al on PaTa
mpntary Gnesuons after which the Senate laid the ap-
peal OF Mr. Doote upon the table by vote 81 cas- T
NAYS 10. as follows;
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XXxIxrH CoNGREss-srcoND SESSION.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, Jan. II, 1857.

PETITIONS. go, :,
MI WADE Rep, Ohio presented the pettlOn OF
the employees Of the Washington NavyIa for lnceased
pay; which referred 10 the Finance COMMITTEE
several petitions for increased tarI were presented
and referred -
Mr.. SUMNER Glep., Mass) presented the petition OF
Texas UMOnsts, asking for the Reorganization OF he gov
ernment Of that state Referred to the committee on
Reconstruction.
Mr., SHERMAN Rep., Ohio presented the petition OF
the officers OF the Society for the relief OF the poor OF C
cihnat complaining that great distress prevails among
the widows and orphans " soldiers In consequence OF the
Referred to the Committee on Pensions.
EEW-lonK POsT-oTFICE-sALARY OF ROUTE AGENTS.
Mr.. RAMSAY Qep, Mimi, from the Committee on
PosOffIces and Post Roads, reported the House JOINT
resolution authorizing the procuring OF site Tor Iost
Office and United States Court ia NeH-YOrk Cy, WIN
an amendment providing that the title to me properly 70
be purchased shall be examined and approved Dy the
Attorney General Of the United States This amendinent
agreed TO- and the bin coca back TO the House Tor con
currence.
Mr.. RAMSAY from the Committee Post Offices and
PosROads reported the bill of the House fixing the com
pcnsatOn OF PosOffce Route Agents at not less than
$500 nor more than 81 200 per annum.
ur. BUCKALEW dem, Pa inquired what was the
salary of these officers at present.
Mr.. RAMSAY said the maximum was 1000
MI HENDRICKS Dem, Ind suggested that the mini
mum he stricken out.
The bill was passed reported, and goes to the Pres
dent
NIAGARA SHIP CANAL.
Mr.. CHANDLER uiep., Mich) called up the bill OF last
session TO establish Ship Canal around Niagara Eplls
The motion agreed 90 Nays Is; Republicans
ia ifalf
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FLORIDA AND CUBA TELEGRAPH
RAPE TO TuE TRIBUNE

CHARLESTON, Jan. IA letter received from su-
perntendent Hess at Jacksonville, Fla, states that ne
about commencing the construction OF telegram aA"'
| 10 connect Florida and Cuba immediately.
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HOUSE OF REPREsESTATiNEs.

The senate then, az q, adjourned.
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lowing: :" In which the Committee shall extend ts
Investigations so far may 10 be requisite into
Ciplne there"
The resolution so modified was adopted
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DENTISTRY.
"A Sets bought or exchanged. Teeth extracted without
JAY vIILERs is Grand se. nsar Broadway
DELIGHTFUL PRocEss.-TEErH EXTRACTED
"a without, The least pain through an improved method Of
nitrous oxide gas; sways snecessfgl: perfect
SIS guaranteed, :, VAN vLEcSs. rs sixth avenue
CoLToS DENTAL ASSOCIATION ORIGINATED THE
10 Ss as EIrs in the
certainly do i w.hout pain 50 q 400 Patients testify See
DE a. Teeth 81, ss
beauty durability and usefnnsss 70 all others Can and ex
OXIDE gas administered daily.
OsrBoPLAsTIc AND PURE GOLD FILINGS, FOR
~ restoring teeth in every stage Of decay TO their original
malls DISCOVERIES Room - East Fourteenth street
- MILLINERY. ..
NINE. NATALIE TrLxAy. IT EAST NINTH STREET.
Goods selected by herself while IN PARIS and Ensland
minrs Novelties. &C. n B-Dresses made 70 order in the
latest Paris styles.
NINE. IMoGENE WALTON. ESQ BROADWAY, HAS
Novelties in Wreaihs, Flowers. Dress Trimmings.
@ b. KAHYwriLER, as BROADWAY WILL OPEN
p Monday and tuesday next his importation Of French
Goods.
DANCING ACADEMIES.
Ar sAUsE,s DANCING ACADEMY, MASONIC HALL.
taught IL OF Evenings OF tuition
Tuesdays aud Fridays
A cApEMy or DANCING AND BALL RooM.-TRE.
sixth g 1yesss opposite Eeseryer park ,arpasses any
tuesdays wednesday. Fridays and ss,ardavs Circulars
giving ~ parenar. en- n, se had A. The hesdemy Mr.
evening. 2ist inst
DROOkEs' DANCING ACADEMY 36l BRoONE ct
ID NEW CLASS FOR TUESDAY
Ladies meet TacsdaSs and Fridays, from SIX tcePN.
ShiiGrsB weSnesdsys ' and saturday, 81 io5
Ladies primary classes ins;rneled ~ hrs brookes
n Won ErrEs DANCING ACADEMY,
Evening Classes open for Ladies and Gentemen Thurs
day from totr n. send FOR Circular
he GARNo,s Dancing ACADEMY.
y 70 fiT EEN Fa e TsI rorsissn'h street
IAnlEs' Stays and Saturdays, % Pm.
MISSES and MASTERS Wednesdays and saturdays,
GESTLENES-russday and Friday evenings, ats o'clock
nUNARs DANCING ACADEMY, "a WEST FOURTH
eysrv day and night All dances ,ansh on. quarter and
in sir private lessons
L'IRsT INITIATION Hor OF PROFESSOR $ JONES,
u, m on paTsns Aeaaemy ;s Bowsr oPgsse Ssg
TUESDAY evening during the season n. B-Evenings Of
NAcPHEasoS's DANCING ACADEMY, lss BowERy
Nl Glasses Tor adults Tuesday and Friday evenings
Classes for children Wednesday and Saturday afternoons
Also rrvrtc c5es Monday Thursday evenings for
slomen and private lessons day 10 those who
wiah 70 learn quick send for circular soree every
Monday evening
BILLIARDS. &c.
RiId1ARDs:-oNg 4 TABLE. OF sHARPs MAKE.
- carom and ss pockets, FOR sale. 2s Third avenue
CIGARS AND TOBACCO.
orn AQn CIGARs-rRoN ali TO sloo A THOU
New York Cigar Manufacturing Company % Warren a.
COAL. WOOD. &C.
CONES A CHALDRoN, DELIVERED; MADE
~ from best imported coa fatnlIcs dealers and manu-
and avenue y. j. SMITH
EXPRESSES.
A -BURrBAMs FURNITURE EXPRESS lis WEST
n. Eleventh street, sxth svepue-Furniture
moved city country furniture PACKED ans Slpptds
money sdvsncyd fufInurs stored