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VOL. XXXII. NO. 9954. jffttr ^r<^ s BOSTON JOVHSATL. r»blisbci) every HORNING and EVENING, (Sunday* excepted) by CHARLES O. ROGERS, At IAS" Washington at. ^or .ttaltfcttrta. RLIDDjtN t WILLIAMS' LINK rot 8AH FRANCISCO, lUGH LEWIS lav 5, the a'jn.a.! extreme i.OBISHOOD, This favorite tbiprswe.l fen: ¦ to passag* if .05 days HI capacity, and having a large por- tion of bpr (.. . engaged, see will I patch. nrfttlcki snnis at the CALUOBNIA PA CB, «P17 ti No. lUS.atcs-j-set. Honor, Ueal Iteiaie- BOSTON, MONDAY MORNING, MAY 22, 1865. Uwl 3E*tate> SPACIOX7S SI ORE NO. im washing- TON S FRBET, TO LET, f.r a ter^s of jttts. Size of i lot about 30 by25<j feet, with rear entranca or. Uawlep f s'ltct, There Is r<ob2tt>r ptoce «./ property tioor th.3 street. For teima- &c-, appl? at a? fi'iauthn street. tf M TO LET Desirable Lofts. Apply »t No. 25 Federal street. if_____________________apt Steamships, NORFOLK AND BALTIMORE STEAMSHIP LOTS. iteammip geoBge appold, cast Howes, wlii sal. foi Norfolk and Baltimore Freig'u for, "-"ES'a y,a. BALTIMOBJ c 0 AIO KAlIiFO -.0, and fnroust.1 receipts given FreisM forwarded to Washington, D. c. Norlolk frettbt must be marked in fall and prepared In Boston. tree Richmond, steameis lea' e Nor oik dailv. LRASTUa Sevan-a or,, Afteni, m;IS________ tl________________Em of Central Wear!. FOR NEWBERN, N. C , Direct. IT'S LTOE-CARRYUsTG THE V. 8. KAILS. . FOR SALE Two first class liotases on I Parker slreet. one nearlv new. FAXON BROTH- IER3,11 Coauneiclal street. tf mh27 The- 0 amer CHARLES BENTOl ccjnma^-' " w cork, ant i &iay K, at': o'oloo'< P. M. For freight or passage, having fine nceonimodati,ns, applv to to 0 !>fi Y & X EPUBW, ap 28 No. n South street, New York. BOSTON AND COLONIAL STEAMSHIP LI Mi. WEEK L Y L INF.. for Halifax, Strait* ot Canso and Oaarlette. tovsii, P. E. I. Carrying the U. S. Mail. From south fide T wharf. Steamer C .MMERCE, M. Snow, Master. Steamer GREYHOUND p. A. NIckerson, Master. Will sail for the above ports every TUESDAY, at 12 M. Steamer COMMERCE, touching at Pictou. r>o freight r, c. ived after 10 o.clock on day of sailing. For freight or passage apply to WM. H. RING, end ol wharf. lapl-tfj F. SNOW & CO. INTERNATIONAL STEAM- LSKIP CO. TlVC TEH'S A Wi:EK. For Pott- ' li^ci, wststior: and St. John, N. B. Tee «u- lea-eolng Rtfltsm^ra MONTREAL, tfap'aln 1. Flild. and b,EW BRU.NSWICE", Capt. E. 5. WiiiC'tester-, will leave foot of Commercial whan, Bos- ton, alte nla.-'d, Eastport, atd St. Johrc, N. B.jtvec, .-¦ 3 THURSDAY, at 8 o'clock A. M. FattengftMbj ¦ Ba on and Msine and Eai. roads ao the boat at Portland bv taking tbt Homing twl'i si7c.« day. Boat leaves Portland at 5 o'clock ?. U. Connects*!: .il Eistportwlth staire fot Machtss,Mt.; ^itfc steatyet Qae«n tir Calais and Robbir-non, Me ,^md St. Andrews, .^S. ii.^hence by N. B and c. Eaalwav for aoo^tou, hf.c, s-u j w, odstscf, K. P.., ana at St. John with ItMmers orusion l/ne for Free>iicton, N. B., and with steamer Emj.cr!,r for Dltby, Windsor aid HJlttas, N, S. rhrcu^ tlcketj Wt atateroomi sectiied on board or at the. ¦.'Bice of the ^vtit. snd of Ccmmcxclal "wh wf. Betornieg will leave St. John every Mcuday and Thcirs- «ay, at S A. M.. fir Fastjort, Portiaad and Boston. Fr«igfj: WcinsscUyi ant. £r.tirua>s, only up ¦ OS p. It Ko Campbf- v. ?t rpentine, Oil of Vitriol, or of.her espfo- ttve bVii' imaterials wbich ignitt) by friction, ta- t«i br tut d-.:i on any terms. myl____________tt___________WM. H. KILBY, Agent. FOR SALt IN JAMAICA PLAIN. corner o' P. nd ara Geutr-1 hUt-.}?, bait a 11- us-; aad .tarn For particnii's m.dij- to 41. H KSAHAlt 861 Washington stjt^fet, c emlse». 2i?*-mjll FOE'SALE -A fine Houe on the noithoi iv-.ternos of Heaconitraet Ptica »;2M0. IOHN J1-FFR1E4, Jr, n City E ___________________HK______________________rnr .5 TO LET Second Floor, with Oountin^ Room and Lofts. Also Cellar of Store No. 11 C raa- ___racreial street. mill.?____________W____________FAXON BROTHEltS. STORE TO LET Store No, 19 ifStriey afatcet Steam Power c..n be h£.d u Kanted For tern" apply to EDoIN J, LANE & C and 29 H-.», Vy sfree, tf my,7 M WANTED A House with eigiit or ten toott;s, la ot r.e;*r Boston, in a good lie; with modern Improvement, preferred) for j. rj.trt'S~ of two persons, senlt*. Aodieff, stump terms ana location, TEtfaM, Ko, 54 yemon sirtot, Roxbury. (it« ay 17 ' aSUMMBB KE9IDENCRTO LE* ~A CottggeHonay, forolihrd, and t, with (xcelietit at roll'.-trom Boeton. Inquire cf A. RICH.' __lj__________________ MIALK-House N ¦. 41 Blo.^om E . '. *'i).l Hem McL;?n street opnostte Tar!, %test trees, fine bs" view, splendid location, only I an itlePby the Ctmmon. Pt'ce sio.Oifl cash, or three-qtu: lets on mottglge fl»e jears. tf my 10 MFOB SALB Hcase No. 282 SnaWHmt avenue; Sh-s;orv. eftten roouia, wth modern i-t proTements. Price Wr-ixi. Apply b «¦ 012 AS. 1W.X Washitigton itreat, MWStf-mlil3 MK)K SALE On Deoatur street, wrj '^¦rtoty Brl'.fc Botuse, nrellfront.1 ^)Mn=. ail moaetn lmprovemmts. AnplvtooAS. *, liiOKaiAN', li.l.Ot WafMn?.h:t, strttf. MWStf mnl8 !i FOP. SALB On Chapman atreet, very desirable $h ttory brics Hor^e- bay window, thir .teen zoom;.; all improvements. aOBMAN, HW7X Waahingto Um\ ggeate. TO LET- strsct, suitable for dtationory, Fsncv G other neat bnslners. Inquire on the preuiieea. Ono-half of £»ore 181 Hanovef i or sone 3t*-myM g>ult» 6g Heritor* PRICE FH^E CENTS. ippiy to JAS. S. MWStf-nmig , TO RF LET-No. 36 Asitiand uiace, s tfronl onse with ijrooms. Ret sftio. tl^tit) LwoHhoffiirnitnreto b,> sola wi*b it. ai; in go-d j I' irbes- oi eiv< n in .Mine. ItAtVSMtf ap2.t tsi^o1 lO LiiiT. ii«'- WaSHISOTOS 8TBSE1 A large ; ;, teacbtr- .also, i large attic In comjplel able foi i ''"«. IttQ'i'-e >.i Kooa. Nc (,. liWPtf )v» FOR SAlE IN BROOKlalS besutllnl estate contiin!r»j ( > WH) sqnare laetofll'-d, tiitii a rtriek Englislt rott?ce, fiaisbed in en 12 room*, soitli »U tnede a ta'puve^^n's. Apolv S, NORM 'N, Wmx Wtiglneiit.il stteet. tf ffiy.4 WANTEi A fcon-i wit*, stable. End someUnd,«Hbin5rr ft mileso' Itos'on . :beO:d Colony RaT^oad. Anv- p.rtl-s havir.e an estate of this kiDd may heartf a gojd tenant or pu'ciiaser. by aa- crcs.-lne Box 4573 P. O. tf inj-9 FOR SALE Dwe I og House on MiHord ?eet, eotit>.intrg 12 rooms. In goed condition, Witt ___rSv'lmieein improvements, and in every re, p< eta very desirable residcnee A. I>. LAMSON, No. 70 Sum itieet. Boston, April 25, 1865. tf ap25 N O C E ThePiovltcttowiis.'.earner GEORGE sHATrucn win discoLttnue bet retrn^ar trips ca Monday the i^2d inst. for the onrtote of painti'K and rcpaSra. Due notice will oe fiiv^n when aho is .oady to resume. J. E. BOWLSY, Acent " May It, 18W. ______________lw_______________' myl6 BOSTON, HULL AND KING- _ ,*H'-.V.. W65. SPBISO AsaASGKXENI. IStii, ane trip a day, tonchinc tit Hn'l ttrree times a week. The rew, elegant, arm stviit st,;aacr ROSE ST^NOISH, Cspt, yemu#l 1'- 'o her rezu'.ar season on Uoi.diy, I saving Hlnghatn at 7 3-4 A. M , leav' pg Livct,-'."i ^lid-i, Boitcn, at 4« P.M. Fare, st'eonts. the C iotp«n? «111 not h«'ld tnetrselyes responsible for bag- or freiabt unless put In charge ol the Captain 5r Clem. DAVID CtLiJlS. Agent, Liverpool Waitrl, Boston, .__________ Da___________________»p2» »», SANFORD'S INDEPENDENT _^»LINE. For Bangor and the intermediate landings on the J'enobscot River. The splendid steamer KATAHDIN, built expressly for IMs route, will leave the end of Foster's Wharf, as above, every Tuesday and Friday- evening, at 5Ss o'clock, com- mencitv. on Tuesday, April 18. ATTfflAtiLoii'izsintonded for shipment by this routemust be legibly raarlied and sycompanied by Bills of Lading iu duplicate. anpuwder extra hazardous freight taken by this steamer. No frefeht received after 4« o'clock. Jbl TO LET At 35 Boylsfon street, corner ITiH Head place, Offlca sui aMef.ra F'U-siciaaorDentie* " ffl Has b*en ot-cupied by Pbyslola ¦ loi twenty years For particulars apply on tbe ptemiaes. 3-5 Boylaton tf ray M J-OR SALE Two gei.tfei HoBBes, m a blockot foui, cntalning S rooati eacb and Cocblt- »uate water, anc convenient to lio'-se can; bulldtng in good lepafr; 6itu:!tia at Ci*y Po^nt, south Host n. I'rice *3100. Apply to JAldKa PATTEHSON, 43 Corahill, or 455 Broadway. lw* myl8 FOE SALE OR EXOHANOE - Six houjes atid ovet 7C0tl fast land in ffor.ta Bo?' t.: alic ___.five new hous a renting fcr$1386 per year; slso several eitatts neaT Boston,wbich will be eichaut-ed for farms or other ptcperty. WlaLLa & DENNY, 81 Washing- ton street, Ecota 4)4. 1m ap23 FOR SALE A'r~wT'ST^ND'^A~gen- teel 3H story, twell front, Brick House, sritti all the rr.idem improvement?, vs-nrm-d by steam, o lGgccd tcoirs,a verv large lot f-flani, and will he sola very low. PriceftiMO. Will lemon a lontr lease at $iiO(lreadily. Inqtiite of JAS. GRAY, i Scoliay's BnlWing. 4t-svW ft'R fcALE A i:ir. chance for invest- ment, in ablecs ot eight 3^-jfory hcu'0°, in eood re- pair, row rented at S!50'r per year rent oald'in 'd- vsrea. Puce.$10,500. 'xerms verv eaav. C H.i'./C. at Bttt- fum's stoic. 193 Fiiend sttect, item 10 A. M. to 31', M. ___________________________4t_____________________mvlS MF!(K SALE House contain as ;.3 roorrs »n geod tepsir, situated on Broadway, -outh Bostou, cor tainftg sas, Coenitnate wate», wafer closet, <fee.; horse esrs pass every frur u>inutf:t t-ieti way. Pxice 337<K'. Apply at 43 Cotnhll). JAKES PATTF.K30N. _________________________IB*__________________ my 18 FOR SALE A sa,>e»:o» buiit Wooden Bcuse, 4t)x35 feet, with an L 18x20 ftet; 14t(oms . . with a1! Oiotfi/n improvement?. Lot l'fixli^ feet, Vt ith a choice; vta;i>tt of Pear t nd other fruit trees, in o< ar- irg. Situated at srutn Boston Point Applv to JOiiS JEfFRIF.S, Jr.JfjCi'y Exchange. 2<t» myil ,a&»\ FOR SALE Several genteel residences jfojlj In DorchfsTei, Maiden, Jama cs Pl'.tn, Broosl.n'j. ¦*££m Cambridge, Dsnvers, CUftondale, Someivtile and Giantville Also honsog in the citj-that we will s6lltor from SltfOO to S^OtiO, and on easy terms of payment. Wi,LL3 & DENEY, Si Washington itreet, Room i*. Ira ai-22 MFOB PALE-Houae No. 80-Pott street, tveetxlly eeenfled by the lato PLilo Sanlord, Esq., to closean e-tate, Th3 houie is 4 stotles. con rooefs, with modern com enter ces In perfect or de*. For far- ther (Bltttsnlarj applv to HFNB.Y E. MANNjO. &i*AN- FORO Executors, cr WSJ". L. UAKMOV.D, 5o. <9 Wash- ington street!_________________U___________________M?2 W. B. ruSELTIKTi, Agent. " Foster" s V.';.: 13 . tjostin, April 11, 186-5. an. apll Wtoun dTwmj^ms. an iica.oo&E'T't* PATENT VENTILATED RKFRIGERATOR8, Of all r?u;j and Dticriptintl. Meats prsseived by mesnsof a cold, dry c'nrrent cf air. Mark, t Refrigerators tor Hotels,Steamboats, private houses, ifce.j made to order. Goods packed for shipment. rot salt by r. HARr-DUN. Warerooms over B. and M., pad Depot. Fayrrarket tarn". lm* mv 5 fH^ital T$otutii. KEMOVAL. Mrs. E. N. ClaivK. Female . ' Physician formerly of Lawrence, Mttss., (where she was in successful practice for more than sixteen years) has removed to Ko. 13 Balfinch street, Boston, next door to Kevere House, where she will be happy to see her former p?trons. Particular attention given to all Female Complaints. __________________________6m feb20 DROPSY CAN RE CURED. Mrs. Abbott takes this method to inform hoi friends and the public that she has bati f-eat succers In. tre"tf g esses of D:Oi,s.-, Asthma, Neara'tia, Dyspcpela, Kheumat im, White Swell- ing, Scrofu .-, fsU.Kheum, Abscesses aid all diseases of the blcod, and can be found at Ho. 13 Notth Bn<scll street, viherasbe can he conrulted relative to any of the above nan otto seascs ar.d ot'aee. L-d metrtfoned, and tosbowles- titionlali f.r; whom ska las cared. Cilice hoars l«ai H) a 1 i >'cloc* eatf.. das. my 3 " H ° M M F O R T N V A I|I D &" EeiaW!»iie« IS4.*, RY IVR. E, E. DENNtSTON AT SPKISODALt, ¦ ^TBfa.Mi'T®!*;, tun. Eeiereices Boston, Jacob Bioacow, M. D.; New York, truLlsfsPilUitit M.L'.__________aWFam________ap5 IflHE GREAT NEW ENGLANfJ RKMKOY Dg. «I. TV P f.X.A.Vit'S W£IT'J'I0 PINE COMPOUND V now ottered to the afllicted throughout tbe country, atier having been proved by tte ten of eleven years in the New Englaud Mates, wher? it:, n.cr;ts tavet become as well known as tie tree from whlco, in psrt, ft derives its virtues. The White Fine Csmpnnid Care* Sore Throat, Cole's Coughs, Diptheria, Bronchitis, Spit- ting of Blood, and Piiimorwrv Affections generally. E is a remartable Remedy tor Kidney Com- plaints, Diabetes, Dtjficul'y of Voiding Cri<>e, Bleeding from the Kid- neys and Bleutrfer, Grovel, and other Complav.ts, xon pn.rs attp scravr it will be pound vert valuable. C.'ve it 3 trial if you won!,' learr tie value ol a good and tried medicine. It is pleasant, safe ani sure. bold by D.-ugsliU and Dealers in Medicine generally. «£(>. W. fcWETT, M »., Proprietor, BOSTON, MASS. BUKSHAMS So VAN SGHAACK, Chicago, ID. JOHN D. PARK, Cincinnati, Ohio, niyli MWSla Gen'? a'. Agents for the West. THE TIME FOB S U S Hacd30iO!;vii3M!ecs.i3d-i co ._ and K acre of !snd on line of IWqroesi . ar.d repot; prime 2 story ma, Mali sma- ll ee, large flat! in windows; flxely located; ha dsoi tiees: cictilent water. A very ct iteable estate ftr a p.:rty . v -l 1ioston. PriccS'fiOn. TertEs tisy, ccfrs hnsiaesj» CUv7ALKJ.K tSs CLELAKP, 23 Cqsrt St. my 18 6t -------^ - FOR SALB IN MELROSS In oni of Jesirab elocallo.'s ruth tjisti, i ; lehrool house ot 1) root-is, in cor-oiere or«7er. ible; about I5,MD tests of lsnd; with n two ra'nat..s' wa'a ofdevot. and nearchmciej, BOnoois, stores and mar- ie*. Wdlbe told ch'ap, tn easy terms, rsroefs will be sold with tte b use. Apply to H: A. NORfUS & J R. JOMtt-, No. 6 Tiave'ie; Building.__________4t m. 18 FOR SALE TN MALDBN A fiue House, large stable, I2,'-i 0 feet land, vith trait and crnjmcntaf trees, on Marie t*re-et, 2 mmntes fiotn drpot; very T.leasfint, nice ol'ite. Also a b, antirj'. cottage, with nice ch.nbriF, 2 minutes' from Maiden so -jte. B6\r n&ces nave gas marble mantel., <tc,,and are aniceori*cr. Wfi tie so:d on easy terms at lim orices. A D. LAMSON, 70 State at'ts'. _____________If__________ myis MFOR SALE IN SOUTH BOoTON- Ove looting "P.orche-.t r ba.v," a tin" 2S-storv h use with rfodaru converienre?, with 4000 feet of far.o. caiitotiit.g24 pea1 trees bcrirg fro.tn 1 to a b frniteach also otberrrnlt rnd f'ttri s. From tfc^ cutola of tlio bouse is a view unsurpassed the harbor, adjacent ctt-'cE and c.-uniry. Toe horse ca s pass near Toy. Price »u»..(l. Apj>:y to A. B. WASKEN", 11 MerciaiUs' Axciange, _________________________tf_______________________my6 MFOB SALE Sn Msedsa, threi> mit-utss' walk fiom lioston and Maine depot, a ^rst claas iouse, nearly new, with 12 rooms, finPiocation, fronting scr.th, slated roof, nodem stvle and improve- -, furnace, good wstet. gara*n, Snz Price $5CCC. Also, a beautiful eottage, sarreunded with ornsratental aid truit trees, tan rooms, bteh. land, ard in goo? order. Price 2700. A. D. LAMSON. 70 State St, . MWFtf-apS TO LET- Foe six months f-om the ftri bed House of moiieiate sire, m tt,e a .i F.ani'in sattaxe, Ann|y at 71 F d- etalstesel _ HWsW_ an 21 FOB SALE OR Tl T.'t T~iN">.OX rtURV a itnali, testa to tslt.ll ________________________St*________________my l<i ' TEr-AFaritisv;. ; goodlandMB; are buildings and flea ... o. oa'&B v.ithni a fev m t s of Boston and o;. the Wo.-«3^, I'tovi UnceBal I. Addltss Box 2353 __________________________3?____________________mj; 13 MA TO LET-«-TlK funr-story building Ml,.. 1st. I I .' premises, oo siatts. ______....._________ l>tj______________________lliy.S M FOB FALE-House >o, 73 Hutlaad IJiH st'ec. conveniently arrcngec, pleasintly located anl rani .very de'trsolc. Can re seen, and particti fan ed. by applying to ca-'.s, u. corttyt'. So. 2 Joy's Bmldin;, 81 Washington street. tf mvlB FOR SALE IN MOUNT VKlNt^ BTREBT Two very desirable cont'guoui esta .Nos.6« ami i<8--next e si cf Mr Tblyer'a, each 25 feet front. G. FOSTlK WUJ.IaMS, 4a state St ¦ . _____________________MWFif sp21 ^* FOR BALE A neat two-story and |j|H French rost house, oppoetti o t Pleasant car station, ,«*& svith lit room?, birk and uont o fixtures, for 63500, If apphea lorsooL. J tN, 1097H WashlngtoE street. mwsu apl7 "~BABGAINS oFFEKEit~To ckse an if. No. 21 on- freet, I3roo«s;2l . .Carvestreet, li ioo:-n; 10 f'.rerrs s'reer, 11 r. ons; 51 We< Oral ge sti ef, 8 -nom.: 3 Ca-.r. . -..la ». 10 rooms. roytf-FM VV» A, S. JOHNSON, 1008 Ss'i.shlrftin at. .git FOR SALE No. S4r>oviTstrert, This g tK desirable He u-*> is b well front, lias Is l^om., witn ail w^afS. :t, mod^ir imoi vemetit*t slid is now r is- for oe.u- patey. /pptv to JaMtS S. NOKM»N, K-9;VWashin.r- FOR SALE Houses .-n all Arc desfa* alestieetstn Boston; iro also in" ad ttie c tics ar 1 be vtcboltt o: BbiTon. Apply to -f- r Hl'.NCH, 80 Washington strett. 2t m.v.'o FOR SALE On Sprin-r Hi'l, Somer- vllle, a v'tf d^Mrabl" oweumg louse, m-a-lyuew. -ssi,n gajdetl and finHtieis. 61 Washii ,s n .; ¦ ¦ », KcealJ, h'.iCt Jt, SLEEPER A PAQf. If m.-'»_ a SIX BB3IRABLE~ROOM*_rrT the bf3t part of Cambj'dgeoorf. to !et to a so t*ii,ity. Tnere is everv -: Pot houa iieep lug. Rent S14 a month IsquueatS jcollay'sBol'Jlng _______________________2t»_______________________r,iy23 FOB SALE A Gorteel Hoi.se at South End. tetween ^hawmtit aveone andTtemoitt ;tree.s, .nearly now. together with the Furni'ure and Cat- I""-¦ WAi. L. HAMMOND, m»2C 'A- 49 Waih-iigtnn street. Si MFOR SALE- On C^e-tnot ;t-cet, Rox- ; bf y.a ge-of .. ; catid*wo-storyh7use, t 11 boms, just put tat perfect repair and ready forim- j io..oi-- a occupant ; 10.0O> feet of land, vttta fruit >ndor»a- menteltrs.es. Price ¦nr.N Tt'n s iibevnl ;ai¦«10t«dowr. t lw cAMULL HI'. E. No. SSSStest! By N. A. THOMPSON &, CO. Offl.ce Old 3ta«e House, Boston.! Csf.tuloi's 8cle ortitery dnl.al.io Estate tn Woburi* Cter.tre. 0.- TT'F.."DAY, Mav23, st quirter be'ore (bur o'esock i. H , or unmediately alter the atnvai of tnt 3 o'cJoca tia'B ffosi boston, lhe well krown home.teal estate of the late Hcu. Rotten Bucatriat, do, eaaeo. sltuatedin the very ___beautiful vt!l«ie of Wobum t'entr-, witbia three walk of the Railroaa r>epot ai.d poisestm-- rare aitrsctlorsas a realdeLce for a gecuematj do>iiE business m it c Dsists ot about 21,ott0 square feet of Ian: boaotnoiiy laid out an-1 finely omaroerityd with trees . shiubbcy; a aqtiaro twe-story tease, witfc an L tntp" rear, subs aatiaily built and verv convepientlv attargid. sndato>d stabie. Ttie butldinaa ate fu es;ceiient icp'sit, , aac the estate generally la in "a bne conanio ¦ ¦ It Is in | ey.ry particubj a first class lesiueace. and t-ortn the a'.ter.ticr- of sny gentleman seeri' r an estate ft the ct u< - ' try. Will be so M witkout reserve on farsrable ten,- ol patment, and may be exaaiinttl an any time previous to : the sale. ALSO Irtmediate'y after the above, A vacant lot of lard In the rew of lhe liomeiteao, c-in- t:omng about is 0: square feet. ta myiQ Sb9.Ua *f HutitoiTa FOR SAUEIN WILMINGTON Asmali Futyiifio acres o*" land, 15 miles irotn Use Depot on Lowell Ball- rdenrg on Silver Ltke, i. oeauttliil there is a; out ^0 a-.^e- of wood, sod the o-lonoe- I* suitably I .-aikty ot'i'ru-, ics. 'lii ttltii;.- r- oms, pen tco", pi ,orta or d !. I i'tb-. eseliae;Rd fo oood pi tile or C liarlciotrn. Inquire of JA . ti tv, 4 Scobsy's Bllii.iitg. 4t my-20 FAHM FOR SALE IN MFD^ FiELI). Agod Farm ofSO acres of cxjellent 18 relies from Boston, 1 mil ¦ ffoin file de-__ pot. within three minutes' walaof chu'ebes andjschooh; 10 ceres of wooe, the osiance well divided; a large o.chird of well selected fruit, mostly yoong trees jost comingiuto pp'es, peats and ehcri-s, trapes and the smal-er f-uits; a laree 2-st rv house cf 14 toonis, sultaltis lor 2 faml- l es,4n good repair; 2 bams, one 36x4o, one 25x3', cciiar ur- dei; earr.ege house wood houss. wagon aiot tool 'ibfs es'aie is ir. one of the most pleasant villages fn Kor- oiv i-ii-ty, sndwli be sold extremely low. I-.quire of JAMES GKA5, 4 Scoliay's Building, 4t myif) FOIe SALE Two good secoad-hand t<rv:p's top- lal s, at HOLWAY it WOOTIBUKY S No. li C my 16 not wkrul 6t« tov street. ItWStf my3 a FOR SALEINBROOKLINC-Afiist eUssDiseiiina House and SUble, tuiit f or yean since, ana 21,000 tect o' Lti.d. nsr.r V-- Epl,copal Ccuicri. Apply to A. W. SMITH, 57 Devonshire street, Bcstoi'._____________MFtT2w* uiyl7 MFOR SALE^IrTSlelrose, £ (, situated Cotiage Howts and stable, ^ith about Ij.Ood f.etcf la,nd, coinei of Lebanon ana Porter streets, with a plenty ct Iroittaees. Feu-fuotrierpvtlou'aisinquire oi Wii E. FULLER, near the premises. Price $1609, ___________________WBHW&MW F6t*______________ aj,29 MFOB SALE AT JAMAICA PLAIN On Orchard street, near tte Pc-nd, a large and conve- nient house, furnished wtto all the modern improve- i-rerts. with a ecod stable and lar^e giitten stc,eseti with vines, trait toees, etc. Inquire of aUsITIS & HANDY, 116 Milk tf-eet, Boston. TufhSlni ap27 FOB SALE OK WASHINGTON ST., having s. vicv/ ot Blackstone and Franklin squares^ Kits Phe house is 8J*-story, swell front, and ovet 28 feet w1dc, y,ith about 3400 feet of land, and li one of the finest estate," at the South End. Apply t JAS. s, KORMAN, ¦OftiK Waabinotcn street._______" 8tAMW.SU_______sep9 FOB SALE-On Worcester stieet, five bouBOS, each 3H story, with bar window, 12 rooms, ,811 t'C'provements. Built by toe oreaent t wncr in the most tborouah maoiter, and are d'-sirsole eitheo as anln- vestmert e-r for occupancy. Apply to Jets. 8, NORMAN, 10973-; Wastdngton street. MWstf ap26 NEW^ANA^EDFGANY^OUS^fToV TR*M(>Nr srt-.s-ii'. lotu h aoatb fro . - stieet, tor sole. The 1 lea ion is unamally desi-a olo. s.nd thestrcctnx* Issnpeiiortn es-et^ r-.speet. Oj daj. ApilvtoMr. BF5N,« utbopieiises.trto LF.AVJTr- & HtiNNEttELL 49 uontrltss St. MWC> lllylS ~M~~LoT>k"AT~TIJIS^ A Si.leridiM~Hcuse JPJa with alt the nedetn miproretoenu. stiole. &c.. beaa- wff- tiful garden, mil of tha very cr.olcest fiult train. In toil beating, on Ctry avenue, nrsr the h rse c^rs, ia Chel- Fea, f..r sa>e od easy terms, the owner going West. S, s. JACKS-ON, Auctioneer und Real Estate Broker, office l'j Conxt itreet, 4t my 19 FOR SALE IN MEi 7ROSE'^"c7t: ta;ebeu-eei 0 rooii,s, 3 miLutcs'w ok fr"tn depo*. H.iCI feet ol lend, wifn Iiuit and ornamental trees, Bouse ana grounca ineomoieie otdetand teadvfer oici- oarttv. Pnceai8i:0 one third oasb. Apply to 11 A, NO It- Itltj and J, E. JONES, KojoI No. S, Iiavelu Bui1 St ________ nij21 i nUcTr NOW I.-' TO USE J>K. WAllREX'S BILIOUS BITTERS, TO PaTKIFT THK BE,082>, And eradicata an Coehtpt Hokoss from the System to cie law tojU'iAiNr, Jausdks. ana ail Bilious Ar- faonous to cure Heap achj, Diizhiess, Dtspbpsia,C03 tivanass, Loss ot Appbttib, Gisxsal UsBiim, and all Diseases caused by Ihpubity of tbs Blood, Obstbucipd CracULATioif. or disordered condition ot the BtomactJ and Bowels. Sold by M. S BCRK * CO., 26 Tremor.t street, and all Dealers a JCt ap 27 P OTASH AND PEARLASH, In Casks, Kegs, and Cans, W. H MWFim For sale by " chessman; No. 9 Central street, Boston, jan 11 .1. ICICLES, KETCH U PS, FRESH TOMATOES, nei-medculli Sealed ... ocla, Jto , MAKTFACTUEBO bt ..w^8, M* »B*MaTH * CO, M WFtf P6 and_ ^Nortt St.. Boston. O . MARS HA HIT, MAHUrACTUEEB OP A It Kinds and Colors of Card Stock. »?tntfor a Newjo'k manufacturer of a newi-t . ^'nal Show raid Msnuisetne-v r«m-^«i ficm K3 Washington street to his pr«e',t Ucition, 1*3 WslfsHINOTOK fiTHElT, t J17 U rTFiin» COEiiSB or watsb STEBsr. DESIRABLE FARM FOR SALE IN JtRlNCFTON, MASS. Corslstlog of SO t vid d ai follows: 28 acr^s ti'ltre, 47 acres pasturo:e, and 5 rcroa woodiard; is an excellent steiktnd truit farm; ? ston kouae, 11 rooms and 4 hams, all m good repair; situated be'.woon tbe WaobuseHlnd InHonses; bs.st of m:e'lttt:; 15 miles itom Worces- ter. Inqnlr.-o oroRGE VI. DAVIS.on the premises.or of JO UN P. WOODBURY, Bos. 2 and 3 Satrsmoie Bnl'd- Ing, iym, Mass,____________MWWsr mj 13 JA SUMMER RENT. Four gocd s!^d l« bedrooms, two smsll.r do. two attic rocms aodcel- araulsr, brL-g part of a house with a plets-nt piazzt tslward the Bay, at Martotr, Plymouth Co , Mr honsetoihe ,: Ma>view Hou;e," where esc-'ilor.t board :an be obtained. These looms are pattUlly famisreo, and are vtoi couvriientfor a fami;y party. Will De rented for the teason. Foi terms apply to Cant GEO. L LOCF, otttt.e prtnls.s,________________MWF13.*________________myli FOR SALE The very deslrstiiij arc' cable estate foriaeriy occapied by-Amory Bouihtoti, .Ssq, situated on prospect street, Crerabrt-ge ort. (he property consiet! of a dwelling house, built and flntshed In a most substantial and thorough manner, containing n iractcus rooms and every tnojern improvement; a eonven- leet o! latid. Apolyto EOWARD RiCHAEDSON, at the Cambrt lira (Its Back, Cambridae- port; ortoJ. W. RICHARDSON, 15 State street,Boston. ________________________Mwstf ___________ ap8 FARM FOR SALE OR EX-assist. CHANGE. One ot the best Farms in tiiidle-efflfe -----sex countv for sale on very ea»v terms or toZS-- exchange for other real estate in Boston or ltnxbury, or personal property. Said tanu is situated iu the town of Reading on the Boston and Maine Railroad, twelve miles from Boston, seventy acres good land, large new house new barn., with cemented cellar, and large piggery, wood- shed, &c, under good cultivation, good water, plenty- wood, welt fenced with wail, and about fifty cords manure. Inquire of JOHN M, WAY, is Congress street, Boston. ____________________________tf _________ feblt FOR RALE IN QUINCV-Minsnon Bonse, Stable and SH acres of Laud On HOrVBAY, 22, at 4 o'clock P. M , wid bo s.-id at pub ic auc- tion ca the premises, without resets e, the va!u*-M6 estate fm Qntncy avenue known as the oos'an Bass Estate, boune.rd southwest bv t-e avenae, and on otnersldes by the estate of Hon, Josiat Qomav. There are vafaibie fruit 'tees upon the same, and the bui ding., r*ie:n excellent conoition. Thts is a cesirable place lor a'atntlf man doing . it tboctty. asit is ntar the Mt. v?ciiatton station on t'te Old Colony Railroad atd horse ears tun on the ave- nue hourly. Fit I matlon acdre.-s toe At atEostoi crQBincj. HENRV H H'AXON, Au, _______________________tuat"_______________my.,i FOR SALE IN THEOITY O^ WOK- CISTEB One oftnc mottdesirab'.e-ocatioas iot a .eonptry residence, hetween tnelanoowusd ny the Hon. Dwiaht Foster and Stephen Sslntbuty street, h ot a m-lo fiot-. the Court House, .contat;. acre; of land under a uigb state of cultivation, ov -¦ pietrtfs of approvedvierfetter,70pears owsrfa'ds eber lee, cnrr*nts and srrawoerras. A comfottr tage of tight r oms. two turns, excellent water m theh ;use, Ac. It is witbon live rrinu.es walk of the ceieorate.l Blgh- lsnd Cadet .-choo*. P^ice $8501. i il partlon'ert can be oe>- talned of WM G. MATNARD, No. S3 Summer street, Worcey;er, Mass. 2W_______________mylO FOB SALE OB EXCHANGE elegant country residence known as the "Judge Oanjs or IZttrf law Place," in the cbaimlrg town, of Groton Centre, Mas3, Gen- teei Mansion House with L aLdpisrzaon the froneaod rear. 14 rot ma wi*h marble matte's, wash bowls stt, hot aca cclc water, bath loom, st aclons ball, sittino; room, dlrtine, room and narlor. all of whiMi are lei left htgb, eig^t cham- bers witL olotetf, ttatj o wit.i oellar anc hamesi room, rarrtsge hense, tee Louse. Ac ; the stable is omamen'ei witiiaec.-'Jv Una house: 3 aotcs la Istd fioctine en tiorce streets, enclose! with a hardso2te, substantial ftnee, with fine grartte posts end toaaiittous. The £toacds are laid nut at great exretis?. and in excellent taste, with wa'ks. he. ees, evrrgreens. slrebberv. tfet,. oott- tstLing a great v.iietr of choice 3pp'es, peats, cherries, peaches, st'awberres. ra.-pbejries, canan'.s, a:paTKut beds. etc. Infrortotthehonssts a hatdsome liwn, halt tirele, surrourded bv a beauri/a'. Bedgt, ***. trees.etc., and one of the finest driveways !n ths countrr; suainteT bouse, trdlised walks c vered with choice grace vines aud flowers; 3e0chclocin;it trees in fail belling, trait iftstnea- scn valued tt »500: 60 shade, forest and ornamentsi trees, sinnbbei.v. &c. This is a desirable estate, very much ad- mired, five minutes' walk oniy from tha depot, eight minutes' walk from high school, stores, post offlcf.charehes and the Lawrence Academy which has the atvantage of an etdowmeat, and Is iu high repute. Those ia pursuit of ie- tirement and the comtorts cf life, end es;eeial'y those in pursuit of health, who wlih to reside out o! the reach ot the searching east winds, where the climate affotds ample protection against liability-to pcl^onsry diseases. Groton affords unequal attrastioc the situation is deluhifal. th? air pure and invigorating. The tillage part of the land i3 planted with all kinds of early and late vegetables The place Is In perfect order, ready for itnmedrato oeoi- patey. PilceSIO.HOOcash, or % on mortjo. Bostor, Fichbnrg Desot for Groton Centre. 11 A. M. Atplyto WM. A, PRe.SCOrT, 86 Cortr;, corner Howard strtet,Boston,or to CHARLES ELLIS, on tnt; premises. ALB IN OLD CAMBRIDGE- agb'Y built br tee day; seven rocroa ¦a of water; a. out 5(K'o feet of Ian*, 6rmc frutt tieiM, ri-i preatantl^ loostoi re^r oosccrd aveBoe. aid crar tbc O* - cgtoT- aitdlionacin. Vii?*, _.........- ^-taifiMi °- ca*y. inquire 0 ¦* -* »** W id? -j FOK SAIiE^A dcilrab^ teaAdenc* in tf from Wofce».-r- P'o*8*^*^ .located, v.iiliin cne-fourCi of a mile iron* cn'*£?lV ' stores, setjods aad post otUc^; i two story fcooSb ot »x?a rcorrs, r^an), cania^e hoase, Ac, all cot;ysnJent en>i ln good repislr. Two wells rf exce'ltnt awl Iaaing wsler- Tcnaciesof fiigirst-s !au3, with over 2i5 apple aui ptar trees. Jf-.re land for s;Ie it desired. Icqiiire cf F. A. BIIGHa^, Shrewsbury, Mass, MW4w* myl MSOR" SALK-Farm f.f 30 &cr;s, 15^E t. ctiui-ja'aBSt end it ores, H mitfl flora scticoi j 15 acios, f woo-;"- ^^ lur.d, balance tvJ'i&bly «.--vided; fenoddi»ithnoae nittieisfnbaaifa f(\ wlU aeep2cow3ftiida bor- tb : ogt; J-story bou e, 6ro.>TP3, luprime icrar; iwa SOx 40 with cellar: a'a-r wooi sr*e<1 a ,t ¦:. saoemafcer'a sb;p. Will 'h &Cid at a b6ig?iD. yiicz $!3?0. Terms e^sy. m. 18 r,r VVAL^FK &, CLSLAjB, g3Cnrtat. ibb FOK sSlbin MALPEN CENTRE - |||l ?bf,t!esi a^Ie estate c-.niir of Clement and Maude Jss»«E.stxee s; Louse moilerii bubt aid in good condfc!<mt with 13 icoms ooj.Taaie*.v1y ariiiged; abuad&iit do set rooms, large paLtrj, gas, well and cist ni water, boiler, I cited, exce lent eella", de. On tb-> groanas «re a grcd variety of eve lee and veil ftultcd trees anilgar'e vma. Price,cash,$42V0. ArolytoJ. H. *»BBO.tT, new Xhc Drcmfses, or 9t 18 «rasbIne*on street, Bostor:. tt-m. 19 FOR SALE Fa-m of 100 a^csiii«fe ¦ e onty, il miles f^";m Boson, 2q£H ___rxiiesfroxr*cnarcbeiand itorw, H item cbooi,.^Aa, 16 acre! c" wooUuid, balance .suitably diviJed, fei c;1 wi1 < Bt'rtie will, HO fruit trees in beanie, al-o a Ij1 saleable cian^cnv meadow; the oliee will keep rr 8totfe; 2->to.y honso 10 looms iu c od repair. 2 good harts 4"2;i0eacb, ar.d all aactBitxt ou bntldiofa. Is offered »ta rx^atbarealn ac ;tho owi.eris about ro leave the rttat^ Price t&OO, TeiLLS easy. WALK2B & 'LEL\'-;> 2J Coait B'.rte'.________________5t___________» m. 13 FOR SA.LF Very flue f stale <*f 24 «^ acres in afloorisbl!.i£ Tillage Iu miles irom Bos-«BI . ¦: mi i-- froiaa ciin-cbc:, stores and dex)', in Tft of lf.f.tH lrbabi'PP:n; Fs&Ihn cottage taouio. It gh-studded. ivoleia and eU*ant in style; good fcizcfj bait end rcr-.iagft houfS: 19 acres ts r.e«Ty arewth wnodjbaiar.ee Well divided: lw crulce fiutt trees" la aear- Irg. Tn^: ei-fateiEfitelj Jocateaon e'evs-ted g'our.i, c-.ra- ;a de'i h-fal jjtosdtc'o Pxtoe $7^U> Terms >.i./, WrilKEK & ClKLA-KD, 23 Conii Etrtei, 5t mjlg FOR SALE IS WIKDUAM.mfc X.H 35 miles froia. Boston, H mile fro-m thefflRi Lcoot, trear t.*> cb.nrcbeB and school;, a choice ^-Or ftsjm of Vi acres, ^-e'i fenced wi'h s*one w>ll, suitably divided; a gocd orchard of fruit mostly apples; cbitage 1& stories, 2?xSu, with L 15x16; shed conBeotiog houte and barn; barn33x31, with ceUo-:; buildiiigs n^»ly dcw, bniit in mcdemeftyle; can pasture and white? 4 cows ard 1 horse on thef.tim; .ilrasantiy nsc&ted on the Mamnfst r and tawr.n?** Bailtoxd. Pilce'liJOO. Inquire ol- JA3. GRAY. 4 ScoUty's Builciirg. 4t myl8 FOR SALE In the pleasaxt village of Ji'3u!ri2, 12 miles ftom lioston ttlatj e 11 uxoad. i Oi Hag? Hous^1 cootaJofas i rooms, painted aid Milled" and" In gocd repair; one fourth of vn acre of land, wl'h * lar^e var-ety of tf nit. if u si^a ,t i on tb. co.'et of two of tbe olea<ant*n fitrt.e'sia t netrarbooli and ch'.rch?81and .Oralnutfs' wait: ii-oa d«- joi. Thu place Till be sold fr»r the k-wpiic**of *!Pp0. Pot pailtcmajiirqclreef JOSK DA^O^ near tbe prouu:e<. or if J. E, IXairLE, 234 WathlnRtvn 11 reet, tioatou _____________MlYFiw*____________my 10 H EXTRA SOFTAMKBICAN PIG IRON. .- ¦¦ ral' rtwes extsa ion Pi; iron, eqiti- i-i to: oittali- ly to Scotch, landtnj a- o for >aie in la-ve e-r saisJ ,'. ILL LM E I OI ! ' - Jr. CO. n> 111______________»________________103 State street. IJIOBBBT BILLS OEMBTEBV. Oar* «j to- iietropoUtan t-.tirtiad t'otirpant- leave ttto ort street, on .bo hour and Lett hour, for tha Pcsi i o.i-bury, where ttiey contrec: with cars roi ria__________________lm sipj i E K li V JONES ft CO., DEAIEIto lie Sfflf T1AIBEK A.JD PLASK, LOCUST ASH WHITE OAK TKFNAILS. Office IVo. fs Coitsrrega aqftitas-e............a%6ete)& Wharf at loOBoruer street, East Boston, ly octH JQO'w"N~Wl"f H IHE "PB I C E I We are selling ail kinds ot ; PAPEB, TWIAK *.!«» STKlWBOA8(l At a Gi>eat Sacbihcb! Olher dealers are trolng to keep >".p the price, ane" v,. ar trjirg to liing them down. BINNEY & CO., my 13______ Jot__________Me. 64 KttbF atreet, rJIHAT PHOSPMORK^ LITTLE srosij d» mon, If he Common ljncifer llatcUr, .BK1M Ess had its dr-j e,l r-avASTATioB. A new era his dawnei. men's ne.ris no longer fati them for fear. Slrmcfaettrtrs and Insurance Companies tnsy now lepoie ir compsiauve security, tlianits to tfttt Itvtntor of IBll; USrlVKKSr^Lli SeSFET* Sl».TC!i<. Lovebs of BRrwsTONB should NOT use these matehss. a-: they would miss tuelr favorite Sulthleous Akoma. JOPCf P. JKWETT, mj3 W#4v Gott. Agent tj. s. M. Co, ISTremon* stiset. H A B H D B N E X P R E S ? EICHMOND, PETERSBTTRG, CBABLESIOSi and S.i V<t9T.VAH. ¦ i'tN'S EXrRKSS CO. are now forwarding fteisht 10 the abeve-n eiied piacss with greatest psssih'.e dteotxtc'.i and at tbo lowest rates. Fo;: full particulus. Inquiie at HABNDBK'S PXPRESS CO., rt,; 16 tt Ot, .Se t>» V^S>«oer!Hi3to.a streicSfl Rational life and 'tbavelbeS; JNtSURANCB CC'MPANV O) JEff TOBfli. OFFICE..........,............S4-S BBOABWAT. o»ulh(i, lr., el Cctpltal a,iOt?,«iW, MOCST DEPOSITED WITH THE iySUKAXCE DE PARTMENT, SlilEOF KEW for.K, UieCOUO, EVWAltD. A. JONES, Pro:ldent. WAf. E. PRINCE, Vice President. ASUzZ s- MILLS' Secretary. E. ft JONE, RESIDENT *.' HON. F. O. PRINCE, HON. ft K. OLIVER, TieasareT ;' COL. JONATHAN AMOR1. EDWARD A. DEXTER, Esq. 1Atc ai.d Sndowmetnt Policies Ate issued on the IUctcal pfan, All the profits in this de- u- fm,- t aie divided pro rata among thenoitevholders, cir policies to be tticontestibie after five years from date, and non-for;'eitable a'ter two annual paymtrntt. Thirty dajs' grace given tn payment o: premiua-s, Travelers' I'o.ivlii * 1 e granted eoverirg any loss of lite or ininry while trav- eling in any public conveyance, and also oe>'eeal Acci DK5T POLICISS, eoverirg accidents oi ALL Gescnrtt'ors, ncludit s the fiaveler's iiek, and is theiefoie very v*laaole w all claeses ot persons, li at Into JMsfex and Special Voyajea. Policies are issued Insuring agsinst death by accident phile sailing in steamer or roiling vessels; also for special voyaees. Full information with tables of tates, ,vc. <feo., c-aii be had at t: e Kerne Office, or by application to the SistesecDusetts Agent. tpiiilcaticns for Insoiance received and policies ifsue,; bjr EDWARD L. DRAPER, GENERAL AGENT TOR MASSACHUSETTS, t'fiac *5 KHhj- St,, Itnston, Saperititendent of Agencies. ' DTISOBX DIKECIOES. or the Commonvfea'th- MWFtit*raWJ1t m-,9 Ug, THE VALUABLE FARM AND IIJMSCOCSI'KTKiSlDESCEirfUiteii! ' 'S«aSA.of New lPfWlch.N. a,, belonging to Urr. S. W. Bei'-. Is offered for hp!o. this firtc consist.- of. u ; v acres thirty cf which art smooth rlchj'.. ;n. Tie remain !er is an oicaatiiof choice ruit Itiasuoou It a Urge bandsoie brick he- t b rn v-i'.h colisr, ca-iitite rjoil*»s leaer;.. ice. house, &c. It loos reeer,t"v bfoupatln fxcei- Itm cone ittoc tiiicnghoat, and otre-s unusual a .trloiious to genllemeit des¦:¦ .-.ted resit:enre in anies'nnt ch us5 ih« sdvs.n-.sge ct gooi sehocls, th» Ap'le tor. Academv,&c ,4». H Foi inrtnerpaiticufars address Mrs. BEN: . ses, Ur. E; Wat.D Sf-ALDI:- JBC1LEK, Efo.., Bcstoa.___ _MW?4W» myl MVINELANI) LABD3. To iu,s» FAhM-l IE- "'l»-MS>' ment,milds ty mites22^ ¦ 'ib cro' cue-'. torEocro^s, tshtcacsu t , rrowtnr. Tea twenty and fifty see tracts at tr,.m~8;is to ftf psyable wiAhlo.foui 'nn for ,e, so-.o»t; i sec etj Ir is now tte most irrtp-onrg rl*. e Hncoredsareieti'mstandbulldins Tbt to ut< citri wh'cfc tbe p'ace ir luid out is un.-o Peiper.gii-ng'ull inrorma:ionw:U he set CLIARLFS K. LANDIS, V!Lei,;ii Poll . New Jersey. UKrom report of Solou BoWrson ia1 Fditoi of the Tribune1: It is one or the most eifpu*ive fertile tracts In an almott level posttionand suita- ble condition fcr pleasant farming ihat weknoss of tils sde ;o t lyestera prarles. 2m m>l B CHANCP. For ssle ataijreat ba-gain. ger:teei dwelling house, stable, ¦house, d-e., rn comp'tete repair, wi h at>->ut if i norm as the lioct, fre-a'l Biowd Estate, intho besutitn), ron-antic a: d rteilthfuT town cf -, ingh.m ccur.fy, Met.-H;-rno-'oir", ten minutes' v- n on theEtateni Pailroad, i-d ir- ctcse proximity to Churches, S'hoolsstoter, Pott Office, Ac. One oe- too ¦ in >.ewEr,g'reru, 4 miles trom f Bf8cb, am n mttes to itje Beich, 6 mile? from NeWbury- t-o.f. i froio. Fxetfr.sna IS from Poit-montu. This cstate- ia finely lecatec in the centre of tte village. The house is In fine order, corrainlrg r2 will appointed rooms, light and dry ce'lst; excellent water, arc. die. i'he stable, carriage hoti'e, £r..6c., arc finely ene,igci and in per,;' ihegtoundsare thickly studded with acht.lc^ a-: . Mult, Forest and firrsrxestai Irees, and trie es- tate nr.d ro«ds ate tlstiked with fire state tieas. of * eoty-etrer.t riom'V las! and tori ¦' . - lift ar.d noit tnt . rxc beaehoa In t'l, v.0'nl*yr,r Boston, - 'pot, a? the "State will besoic munedisteiy bverdtrot tire i.eits. Price aiSHO Applv to 8TI io A s. m»19 175 to W0 SI) i.i ,, KM 7o) 50 ij ;'ti'l IS to 190 -: fj S5 to Its '» to -o N to m 5 to mi lei ti SO 5 'o m 6 to \-i 5 to VI) S to IS 4 ti IS ', to 111 4 to ill H 5 to "¦, 3 tj IS 3 to IS 4 to a ? to it 5 to iu 3 to s 4 to 10 4 SO !.) ia 3 to IS m ivi IS 12 tl in :¦ 'o »,! 5 to I'l S to Is 10 to IS 8 t! i'l 19 to 00 10 to M COLLINS, Aoofioneer,Ktwborypcrt, Mass, or FLOW.t.L, Adams House. Boston lw FOB SALE *T EAST BOSTON, upon terrc; t»accorcmodate persons cf small means, fear ¦wooe'en dwelling houses, t^'ee itortes hltm. built In _facstsntial msnuer, arc l- o m lamlilei: en astteet fe- id witn ari'ievisev o'. « in tbe rear; park aacb i'*'r; two square bed: omsiot , -tor in each it tte cellar for ea ayr One half of each houso will rent fcr eaotigh to pay in- terett ot: the whole purchase money. Also, three bouses fitted for two farrilies each, with two separate entrantes, one to five rooms the other in six -viter and gas it etch ten ? purer ese mo:tey can remain on tan and a bond given for stdeed on ps>sentcf another sikta witeiu tvo yeas, w:tL interest and tax Acda'so ioi sale or lease a wharf 4J feet frer.t and flliedir. lats.will ,o to tei feet ot water, ontf-owha-t 2* feat by 3- ieef,, . oapwo'.rcf beirg en -.?pl7 Vo T>l.\iD a. UtilSET, No. I Ma-- sriok bttujut. iss. myi 9p»nftf#f* BATCHES, CHAINS, -te«J'V/.v»< n ' Dl! MOi. I) BINt.j, ,t'o,, wot.o ov r OM» Jlll.l.lON DOLLAhS ailtobescJ forOtSic DO - 1 ol! etc1. vitrout ! are t0va!ue SOT TO Bl f'Ok UM'iL vi u Know what yr.rj /<rf, to kr- ''KiVC Iturii ir tne mitb e-oing Slarel. 31. 1865, t ifc rf, .'- c . bav fjadtrfehan r of selling their patrons, StX HCNDBFB AND Nl-N t TT QUID ANil SILVrK V, ATC.aE;-, at tte otice ot ONE D'oILAK each 1 SPLVKariD l.tfST OP A«TIcr.Ei: All to te sold lei OS B DOLLAB each, Id SileerPIalrg Sets....,.,......... verSalvers nt1- Crrs ........ o"it Solid Silver lea ,-ets, complete........ 150 Rosewood . ¦'usual B xer, szairs . .. ^ti'i Mahogany Musical B xet,34alts...... ... . :od (Solo yj,i> ¦ {OS Dents' i BBverWatcbes, ..... !00 Op»n-!fc silver Watckes............ ................. 5,000 Pbo'o. aibii'O ail fizes.............. V,00n Oc'd vest r-n: <eck CnoiD< ...... s.oOO Gold Oval Bond Bracelets............. li Bracelets .............. 2,100 Chfatfiaito 1 Bun 7.110 8cItaire anditev lvlng Br-och:?...... 2 CO Le.ta 30'i I'orolit'oe " ...... 5,0f» e oial. On 1 :nd emerald " ..... 5.0C9 Moiaic, Jet aid Lava E.r f>rip«....... 7,5!0 Ccrtil tndFmcio.'o .Ct. ¦¦! ;:? ........ 6,lt0 California Iriamor.o Pit"............... 5/00 Car. Cluster D'a- osdPirs ............ ,'i,000 detsccolairo F.ufto t :v t'000 tio'dThlBbie,, Fei til , ettc............ Iti.Tt) Loclel3.c oV -ria o ____ ........... 5 000 Loc.etsfor Mi-ai;. ures................. s.fOO Ooic TocUp ,!s, Cn s es. &c...... »,0t-0 Pi. ,......................, 5IJ00 Cba-ertOo'a Hires.................... 'hletd st'O S'sti-t R'n.s...... ......... ........ ¦................ tie.1 Jewelry,c rat_____,..... \i s to ¦ ao'es'J welrr, oo* x ............ 5,l't0 sen Ladies' -lewt.is lova.............. -.',5- ') S-t.l r -Oi.- ........ 10.000 Geld P«s, wur Mtve,- Wciderj........ tt fr.ns. wi'h Go ti Holders ......... ; Pet s ond Boiders. superior , ... op,...... 3 0 o ^itvor Castors sni Wtoc Polders...... v,f| 0 Si,ver Fruit snd Cake Baskets ........ t *H GACJ3HAN * CO,, No. IW Bcovlway, NewTork. extensive mapirsrturoi-. rs of tne 'e-.c-ne &nd met lasiitonEbie styles < r vv tooc-t and -tewei- Ingtoinrreasetheirbusinesi to an r oontted ex- ¦t t .v re loei n.p-n aGieatSsle, saojeiot to thorfga- lattons roiiostit,, : Certtncaees raningecch 9Tttciea-d i** -^jiue, ^re placed in feaed Envelope? ond t^eli mixed Ot.e of tocse Tavel- rpes v^lli pe sett ncant to artv 3d ore^r on receit t of Wets. Ail articles told at One Dull ar each, without reaam to voiue tin receipt ;-f tie certiftcste vou wi'i se- what r-ou are going to have, aod ti <n tils at; our option torero tne doi- larsndti.i< tpearfjcleoi oo Purenasers may titu* ob- tain a t,old Wattt,Dumor,d Itiu^, oi an? set of Je-*etr>- ou o rCii,e Dollar, ano. in no case cat) thev eetless than ere a, liar s T,-ortn Th price of oerllncateiis as follows: ore to Mcoats; fl^e fo- s!; eleven forl, to)', lei »5; lUttv-O.vef... 4 uoi «:s. ag,nr8 will be allowed ten cents ca ev."; C.rtin.afe crdeied b) tnenisiurovidingtn ¦ otnouutsttoooe A ¦ ., It 25 tents for ev-,ry Certlncate. ano reitit 15certs te T. * U GACGHAN & CO., ry!9 MWF2w« No. 116 Broal»ay. New Toik, CALEDONIA ALE & BROWN STOITT, In half-pints, pints and quarts, kegs, halves and bbls. afaasey * Co.'s Ptifiadelj-iil. Alei'und Portor C'ftanipslgrne and XSanlop's -A'tiany <aisa. The celebrated UNION ALE on draught JAMES H. SMITH & CO., Agents. oc'.7_________MWFtf ____________yo. 9 Court square. K DIASIOoD, tirssE aoanE, LotjisviLLrj, Kr. ,| GENUINE BOURBON .WHISKEV, "vl; '. ¦ ' ' male fr,n carcfuliv select:d . T^* , wheat, in fonr differbut grades, A, B,C and D is offered as the finest Bourbon in the mar- ket For sale 1 at prices which offer -»tstc- purchasers. Sola Ag > bran,! i, \>, richabds & t3oNS, ^, «^_»~». _ S7 t 83 STAII StBEET. .S^T-XV* ! ^ft hcr.oy request all purchasers ot J. i 9 Bourbon Waiskcy to notice that none is g»nuin' " in Circle and letter of griel-. iu Dtamor.a- I. I>. KICiiAKLiS A BOSS, rjjlt! Agouti. inYF?f; rn> U large Sale o* eBual Klatate at Sbe IVortb End, Oi 1TJFSDS Mary IS, st 11 o'clock mtbe forenoon, ot the respective ptcmlars, tne foliow.i,g esiates will I public anciion. Tho saie to commence with ths flr-t de- scnreo i ,ttt i'es, and contiuu; In regular older ciritil all ¦ osed of, viz: *^fc .1 Tite estate it t' e ro'tberly corner of Moon snfl t,corf-isting of'a .otoi land mea.uilag '¦ street and aieont 71 "a feet on t .c% !. an citi t'. lo.ii. ,, ; 1 owe and stoj. 2--Tnc estat> No 0 San Couit ttrset cntbe nortl ^oji'ining tot above named come- c-tafe, eti sisurt" or a lot oi landmeisor.tg about u9H f>et front by dent! , conta nint in alt afout 1493 spuare feet, noon wni;h rsa 2 story cwePlog ticnse and stop. ft The estate No. 2 Moon street on the e'asterlv side, ad joining the coner e-'eito fi it above named and ¦ that estate and fij0 catholic church, consisting of a lit of land mia-itULg a'ooiit tin foot front bv about 35 feet in de pib.ci niaiorne n all 3>rotit SIS squ ire i'eet, upon which 1 = o- old-tMb oned 3-stojy d^eilieg t ttllse Tbe tfiree estates a-6vp i amea cotslltote a si'gle. correi estate w.to a ftont of 41 foot cn Jtooo street, »t 6 61 feet oa sun Court street the wnole containing 2347 square ieee and eaeeedi: glv well situared foi itupiovemn; 4-Tito estate No. 34i Sottli street, on tbe easttilv side. iei.rComo,.-rci'i street,eoHsistlcg of a lot of land aoiut 21 feet lrtnt by about 61 *-.8' in depth, eoi eini 0- bj ai) ao.out 13,i4 square lee.t, upon which ore a twe-story wooden bouse atd other buildings t,ow vacant. f A iot cf vacant lard or, the s. uthorlvsile of Charter ¦fleet, a few rocs west o'Phipos Place, measuring ebo-ut 35 feet 'in lunnlr.g bscl about 122 leotto tuo loun.led up--ri Ccpp*s Hill cemeterf, ootatalning ic ail about ;fj.jj Equate feet. ^ 6-Thecttatoiormeily'-!iOwn ss the '-Pratt esfat- "sHrn- ated at tbe end 01 a pasoaitway leading from Cbarter strte: snd il toe rear (i No. 7;', ec nsiitlnir of a lot of Itt'.cl about 25 ect in wir th by about S< feet in length, ano coi.tain'ng ia all atout 2'lli rqare tee', u >cn which ?s tkr(« 2 store woodendwelllnanonse.cortiiiLg 12 rooms. This lot {'.- fjoutidctr southerly by tha Coop's Hill Cemi. 7 Tito 3- story brictt dwelling honsic No, 4 Soeiiing nlace, : om !,uj street) being tho last bouse In tni piaoe, and having alto a froot upon a passageway leailag i"to Satem street. cont-,it>iof; it rooms, and cor..... ana'gedlor the accomtocdatou of ifo separate f.mhie.s lie lot measures about 10 feet ou Saelllng place, md con- tains atout, sin square feet, Tbe estate No, 21 THestcn street, on the northerly sid«, cptosite the school hoase vard, consisting of a lot ot land nicssarirg about 20 feet licit, and running back about 90 leet to Bobtnson's lane, so ct'led the wrole lot e.on'aioing about 1800 square feet, open r.hi-ii s-etrei lar.-e wi story K-euinc reuses,one 01 wliiebhas s brick ent va.t each cor,ta1ning rtceemntodaitons fortwo or three fimi'ie^. For further partloulata in regard to any of the aoove estates at ply ,0 the Auctioneers, or to GEO D. DODD ho. ISOJliiS sireet. ts my2j E-arsre and falu-stile PropwK for It vostmc-in «.ti tfawreiF street, sear Must, street. On WEDBEt*DAT, May 24. at il o'clock A. M., on the itemises, Beak The large apd valuable proprty k'own as tne jRBCnaobouiu Estaf, Nos .¦ Is, 20 28, ai, Ward 28 lii "' '-" s'reet, on the soutbjesuteriy std-, Miikitreet,now oocuoled by various patties for iu%nufae tuticg std me-cii out .0.1 purposes, Tbe Let of Lanf, which ts mostly covered by bandings, rre:su'es33iro. 06 Haevley stteet, and is oonnded in the r' trbystvorai estU s v-hioh f'O't npon Blortoo plpce, be- longing to Carney & Sleeper, Wiggitswoito, A.raory, *nd others, T'ewtioiecoct-nts ot the 1 at, aocoioing to a plan of Alex'r Wadevrcrtb, is 5084 sq tare t^at. 'the be,ildiei.E now upon tbe premises are partiv ot brick sod partly of wood, but the chief va.uc of the prop-rty is m tbe laod, which is exes tngly centiai and cpaol'tif great improvement eitber separately or taconneotlon with Burrenndlntf eet rtss l.'tii.qtopbic plars ot tte nrem'ses msy be obtained-f Hie Auceiooeors, at d aentlemea desirous t.l making »-t ai v.ntaceous mv stment in real esrate ara iuiltei to ex aniiiie this property before the sale. - Foi tttms and further particulars actly to t\ e 1.110- ticroors. _______________ts mv IfJ Vt.lnabl., Store Properly on Court rsM7<tei. On WEDNESDAY, May 24, 12 o'clock n oa- oa lae premise., M The va'nable piece of store nro-erty situated on tbe eastor y corner of Coort and Aloevj stroets, cen- , ^'1t'i1f,of 8 lar*e ,oursi:"3 bricf butWiog, oumherel Ward 149 Conrt strce', now occupied by Messrs. 'James V. EeaocSs io,"andcehe:». Ti.o lotO'lant) has a ftoctot 22 feet cn Comt street, co.nts.its in IU t'74 sa'-ai-e feet, an i IsnioetiycoTer ,lby tie hniidttifs, whicn are thoroughly Mdrabstanttiiiv built and m stood repair, .oni tbe entlie mcmises t-re nrdet a lee.te to tne prorent ocenpauts, v,nle'.. f" ''¦".tt nil e years to run atarentof *i.S0« m-r -,- ; tenant pajlrg al t.xca and 0'i-',,' o«' r,eces-ary reostrs curing lhe;. c-o-taiuanoe of tbelesie This is iesr»r%; as :,; Ui^:"a'v *S»«»Ms ,,i-;-"' - PtOfwrfy for safe and profitable rrj've'stme>.t, and well *ortbytheatlet,11on of capHatista It is oentralir sl'u- ri c,a, 5L? cf ,hc Pfincipeil business thorough-arcs 'of the IS 1 r,:tghb»ho-a where such property must -'wars ieadrly corrimarid a good rer.t and tne best o' 1 witUesolel forc-sti. Fcr plans of the prenn'es and fjilKtr pettfcl2'i.-'8. apply to toe Auetioo. ett. : 3i~j, K. POBTEa^&rCo" COrHce No. 27 Stats st.reei.1 1 1 S 1-2¦Story Rrlcla Vnelllns; Hij'e and S ol, 6ft stietvemut Avenns). OnTCESDAT, May 23, at 5 o'clock P, M ,on the premise!' The 3)4-stoi.v brick Dwelling House and let num- bare;dt4, onfsiawmtit s\euue, containttg li rooms; .also a good cellar and all modern improvements. The P'tioiset, were put in complete repsir wiihtn tbe past tear ane; aie now in excellent o-cer, Tbe lot contains about t ¦'¦! sqnsre feet leims easy, g 05 to be paid at time, of ia!e. ts-oyl3 J»«sltlv*« Sale of a Very lfeslrable and Sea- tte' Thorongn Built Hersj on Sharon atreet, Oa Wi.DHF.Sx.AT. M«7 24, at 4X o'clock P. M., on the premltes, Will be sol 1 wlit oni reserve or limit to the h'ghest bidder, tre VA story and French too' swell front brick ___dweiiici, house No. 44 Sharon street. It is finished in tbe most thoroughmanter of selected material, ana tbe work wos done by tbe day, was built for Me,srs, Fost-r ft Tavior, at.d utder their immea'iate dirsction, and Is ona of the best In the street. It contains 12 rooms, inoiudeng 2 Miche? s.weil arrangedtor the comfortable aecommidat'on cftwo gecfeel families, has water and water closet, gas ard fixtures throughout, and is m firte order for immediate occupancy. 8100 to be paid down at the time of sale, Tei me easy. Furtbti information of the auctiobfiets. ts my'.3 Br SAItTTJEIi taV WALKER, tOflice No. 32 Congrsss street. Vtilaable r*rm, Farming Tools, «fec li Ufaldeu c.-ntre. On WE0S3SDAY, Alar H, a: I o'clock P M. Will be seoiel tint farm owned and form.tiv oc-Srsase> tupiedbyG D,.,i;. Blatehard. li: ¦;, rhi. t',.rmsMB is situat if or- .,-orest siree: and ce«,fains nm.nr'p t-s. corsisu'j-ol" t.llage, mowing, pastare, meadow and woeu lard. The soil is e iiere is uponTiie oremisas a Eplendld oicemud 01 50'eung a^nie t>eesin baa''- ing ooijoitioij, am; atom tie fame r.iimoer tttm-aae more .aturo, which yield an abuodsnee of fruit; bssi lew a large 1 imbe. of chclce at.d tBriftv pear trees, gOOTberries, ent- rants, crsnbeiries, «c. '-aenoa.-e u substonrfsil and eom- rortable lia'lng a piazz;, !0 rooms and acatiarir which there !-, a furnace. The arrenne Jtading to the house is flanieo nifh a tbriftv beige, ana '.be rarer -:«excellent. In froct ot tne hciuse there are shade trees attd a tloe«er gtudrn, and also an arbor eover'd with grape vines, rte carp is larec, hating spfticiootocoortmodirionfeircartisoes Lorses and cows. There is also a tool iottse, aesreryTdTc. ITU toira is surrennded w sawooas, ;¦ .: gittsatcd'at tens base ' 1 waits sfonnt. teq-niing & ridcof20minutes i't 'her (team ca-s tc reach thecitj ef It st.n. and is to: distance from the s'ores, ncb'ois, churches Fostotrlcf, hotse ard steam can, 4c, v-hne at the saroe *ir re'i.i't, anl tne scenery as wild, as at the White Moon tain:'. "Hire first beneath the hawthorn hush, 5 Ao snrata ftoicer soews the gale." .Val:'. 1 is * beajr.ttful ai.d tb-tvint; town, and tbis saeit above sel others, r, conspfcuans ror its cbarms ot* rural sctneit ; and it. nearness to Bost rt c.rfoitly commends Jt itlgithe god old i irm, 0 d where lit- J sweetness an : 1 ' a T,-rrns lit t'e acctiorseer. c;ais)eavi the dee t of the ltcBKm ano Icrsjne Brdlroart for 0--k Orove rear the premises. -': n.eiey ofsale, st 2T. o'cloitr P. SJ 1 of tickets ma*s r>a nad oftlie, aac,, Btanure, Prts-mlac fiHili, Cart, *c, Tmmedrateit afterthe sale of the (Ann «tli be sold Cart, Plo*-, Harrow, Cultivator, Grndsione, and isreral ootds of Mansrsr. Ste._________ rS mjiu Flanofoo-te «od the eattre Futnitnre nl Ii-oik 1V«», 79 SOmttMl'slret t, On THURSDAY, o"iy n, at 9 o'clock A. V. , Will 00 s: Id tbo entire fun Hure or hops.; No. 79 f^tacnaats street, on tbe come: of Scmme anu Bonth strtet*, coos-s!- Ins of very laugeand elegant Mirrors. Tacestry, I at o Klde'coo trster Carpet-, barter Furoi i.tonston Dir.ir Table, cost 5:110 ci Pamtines, Mantel Laun. 1:1 tV V, ainut c ntre T.ble Feather «cJs. Hair ant other Mattreises, croctary ami G)a-- if me, etn . Atso one ?in.--lor liai cortein rosewood cis¦¦; fraveri Novels, 27 vo.s.; i-b iksoeare, 7 vole, anl numerous cthei ooois by disttcuisoed autbor--. iyjay be examined on t,e moming of sale. 5t mv20 fonutry Seat In Sot: dr. red, l.rtaeclj otrattl by ssr. sBMaor. On FRIDAY, May 26, at 3* o'clock P. M.,. MWI'l oe sold the valuable estate on Foiest street ir. Medford, forrrterly own id and occu-.-iM by Dr. Kteloer, and row owned oy A.' w. Farrar. Esq. Tnc house corlains 10 rooms anc'.as in good coLdltltii. Ccnt.eciel witn the premises there are aoo tt 13 scies cf land, cn whi-Ii fieri are 2i8 spolo trees. 2, pear trees, besides cherries a-.d grapes rr aour.dar.ee, 'and tbe puiesi water. The situation h t eau'.iful and tito gronnds niirnlat ng. sn-' on the rest'ul the piemises ttiere is a splen, did gtove, which is saio to contain at least 200 core)., cf wooo. Tt ere grounds oro sdrolr.blv adapted-io,* improve- mert, ano Forest stite t ia-debgiafoliy shaele'i - r.a a r^w of elms nion both sittes of the street end the elistat.ee" from the steam snd hoisc cms arc within a few airntes'wal'- or tire pieroi-es, Tbis sale offers a rare Ojjprtarity tor tho»ewishir» to seme a Urgo quantity » land andattke same time in a locality which Is at once piess.at and bt- vlimg. 93tn to bepaid tt the titceof s-le. xe'mi lioeral. I 01 ptrttct'lars ipqureo' the Auctioneer. Steam .-ars leave the i'oston aod Mirae Billrosd at2'i o'clook on the day of sale, ard tbe e are Bcol- lae n Ptiletmg eveeor aalf hour Tl e itevmay be fcatidat the. bouse- of Mr. ttHAKLXS W.UT, reariy opposite the I remises._____________________(it aaj 20 "HBFCrBOEGE R. HJCHBOBKr~ Ptoee No. I Scoliay's Bnilding, head of Treencat row.! SubstanTlall it S-3 story Uriels Hoase and Ltisti IVo. a9 "55t.l*:rle-a attreel, le^cosus trom Causeway street, at,* la'.n.ble i,ex ot Laud oejo'ei Will be sow or. TUJSDAY, M*y 23, at 12-t e'ciock P.M., on the premises, to tie hlghett cijders, MCso be rested rorstOP. sj.'tti 11 bsaald at the Hmt end place of so.te, Cowalns 15 rotias in good reaaa with the custeim-'.v sonvenlsnees Foil psrtlotilaji ottoeiAuciioueer.GEORGi; R. UICS^ORN. ts mj'15 ' JJrslrable House send Land No.'to lEodlcntt Court, leading; fiotn EndScott street, fawned end oeeupled bjt Wm.- Hsore, Will be sold on WUDSSS DAY, Mav 84, at 125» o'clock, on the prem'tes. without ie:eiYe_*'.<K> to be p,eio at the time and place of sale. L Contains 3 rroms in good repsiT. aelmirably ar ranged 105 two fan /res. Kuli osrf oulsrs of tbe, Aue licnter, Gi-ORGfc. R. UIC&BOKN. tsirtjlS eHAniiESTOMS. Two 8-itovj Jrt,mf ., No*. 6 arid 8 Wttntrfv . place, leafliins from l»e< -tuv >trect, cloats to tb» iinvy Yuvd. On TD.TJP.SDAY, May 25, st 6 o'clock P M,, to the blgh- tstbiddes, Jfasv s)lfo;to be pa'd on each iiouse at-be time of sale, ' Thev contain 13 rooms eacn, with wster of both s. well srfus-e.1 fortwo fomillos. Fu'l psir'icu- " niCUBOKS, (( m. ill Bx DAVID F, McGIX^RAY & CtJT" ArcriON Abn Commission fiinacaAirTS, No. 53 "fremoiit stristrs.j ?,. ft el HouSfcholct turalBl'., Cat-peU; Cbasuber Sets, tteilttv Hf ddlnsr, Crockery anil < i.iua Ware, Kltenen Utecallevstsc. .too, at h..u.r- No 13 ttecatur street. On WEDNESDAY, 2HHlln_s»j_.t 10 o'clock A. M., .. the Wsed oVto/pTSsit &$**-»'&""»« *t ____COMMERCIAL, Rne.W J^ =""""»,» *o **r* »li deemlnd for BrVirn and Bksclied t stteiis. ne.-il, all 1 ,, .^-J" b' ,** cut of go- "a,i,i|- r polled, intduw rtyl, ottorSies l,t ci"?«.' sA"Fs~-6e;r Vrorr?1 Mit * Mao""a * &*& 1, ,'i, . "'" e'coiions are, r. r scarce, so far 31 first ¦ -ro a, _ali,._ ,on.o rsufi bave engagset " premise . Will be sold the entire coritems of the bosrse, ooushtkii or the usafcj variety ofbonsebotd -orn'ture Bro'seis and o.!,.-:,.:aip3ts,Pa,nii.,gs,Char1,oarKu.i,i,i,-- . ,i-,a'\Val? *" *c- Honss or».*n 101 exaentnltloi of property ai j o clock on motning of -aie. is 12 By JOHlTiiroiGO^DirtiONT^ LOfiice65 anrwlei sm-ot, between tr>aakiin m streets "i Ifon-lBn *;.* ajoni.-.'le- Ii^y «or»i., Woolen and fPaney Sj rsesfSSn. On wyiiMesD.' V, at 9H 0 clock, at offlt - A Isrge allotment el Foreign and'ilJometilc ; 1 and Woolens. HOSIgBY A1"D GLOVES-Pla:n and ribbed, wide and ' olorcd cotton joss:,.x nose, all wociyH hose, bin heavy cotteii bosi, cotten and Lisle :.ov- i:es ano Kisses' ',-.;ts : ti t--:!ii,o cotton 10 11NEN GOODS Bleocb'-d dOHl-i.s Hescaed , fine stot ard damasi table linen, n . . 1, , ,.,,, e cloths (6 to 12-4>or'rt: tewsls, ctasb, II variety of stiles, fl-ie embrcroertr,' 1: striped duct s a'-a tber tiswii eoods I ) 11 OOl.: t:i s, sail, ., unitsfrir- COTTON OOOBA-ffelercd cimbric., dtifc,S, brown:-. eotlons, cottan ' mas t LOTH CAPS, HAT,-, Ac -mil rj 3ses Panama ii.-^ni-Jesl strew bats, ¦ ¦ H f,0'.'J--oieh silks. vetlsrtaeiine 01 gloves, embioideied bandkershiels .; 1 WINE 4 'ttlca r.omp tv,-.. 0. 3 oases tine to extrsase I i<ii linen. .leases willow fans. miBLAPro-at UH o'elock-ll bales * , v\ cci Hagsltg. Catalogues cn toe morning cf s*le. is in. to ~"B^i J. H. "LESTES, 121 Peael Stbsei.; ISoot*, Si.eM^a and Strosrante rrC aueltaa. Sales on WKM88DAT8, immedlatt-.r at the ciose of ai. hi. snndcrs ef; He's sales. ihefr -. at orioes- ;'"'= r. -b^eas. 'ft^cfoffiftS,''££ elaofSUSI in Protidcuce deliverable in ,.;« ' ' '" °'"'r,"'( fl8*<» »»» ?eeat c .nd- ?,t: c.e "" ' ' oatug f til trade. Tn* 'tit t marUft ha; Gees very dm.. Light stvl.-s <a nnlck de lOlKt *Pyarflover last^eet?s ' - Dsitaidm,dtum goods are ,,'it 'mnrhSrse? traaly as II*, ot ,.....': ¦?, .- demand wr nn<t .10m markets la the last few -ears is qtleTtty in .1 " »,o shontd not be surpuseei il <-,e bad ti1 record n Ao .e» u seivurers No Pa5?l? £"'"' ?" ' «M are selling at 2»c . Am-'rican ait.1 27c: Cocneto st 27* e a^Sid. Be bav« receive* a:t SeiTspiiu ; r,r co'teooiDeLj.nr'aSJo. aid Chaises and Artn'r,5 nt,;..,. Manchesrtet BeLaineiand tlio-it Opotai, spring !tyles,ail racer,,-. Dsrlaines lisiec,.., se'in/at ltl, II Operas at S.C; and 1 puite smaV ' p '"'¦ ' ' tra Tooi»o Goods bsve (ftebably uacbed fnKSam. and at ;:<*>< eodcessions its could tings are " ' . ¦ inside-ae'* demand" in id o" pik I-",- rbrs rronj tt-c tflotMers Finer oo- and In neo-.-e. Tn^ro at im » Caasimeres ¦- '(I rn» 47c I S3e ; b jtrj ?' ': " , mand moderate, id in txtt r ¦ o ai 1 , i an.re acti-'e: 1 ales I on spe 1 fct 4tc. Barley . 1 el etve nominal. Wheat sales of ... 39c, and Wbtekr dull aad BY S. SADDEN & CO. (Stores 37 and 3S Peat' si: C. W3B3.....................Aawtl Boots, Shoe* and isroar.iset. Every WEDNESDAY, at8?i o'SJock A, to. *"> cases Boots, shoes an* BrewsM. l^ceX., Coal, ^____ CUAL, We offer for ssle for sfcaai, four .oar. *"".n^,?i'S 'iS 0'^ i'1A SyOacyaiid Jo?gjrs Coal, Also, 1 Wood, ap2J larded, 1 half tbe price rating 60 days i.Cnmbertand Ccai, and all Sindi ol li BATCHEI.OF.F, BROS*,, SSI iederal street. JJAMPSUIRE AND.BALTIMORE COAL COMPANY. Office SB Trinity iBvUtilnar, 111 Broadwaj, NEW YOKK. We bcjtc iufotm consumers ot the well known coal 'rom. our HiMPSniEE AHD MlJLIND (.tSOKSES Cbesk M'KES that we will accept orders tor It onli, at this ojlce, ar\i hav- ing largely increased faeditieis for mining and tran solu- tion can now supply it t-hipp^d oa board vessels at Baiti- tnoreandGaoigotovn. THOMAS GEMMEiiT,, aajta 2m______Vice President and General Majao,. r. lira 0- ' ___^otP^ationJ^oticis. _ MANCHESTER AND LlWBEKCB RAIL- ROAD DiV.5BEND NOIICF. Adlvi.lesi of fcm eiol- If rs per thate has been declared, pa, able. May 1, law to stocancltieis of jeccid tbis day. . D. I. I") 1. -JI": ls, Tress. Manchester, N, H., April 27,1815. AiWPier apt? TVrbRTHERN (K. H.) RAILROAD. Toa i-t Annual Meeting cl the Hlockholders of the Northern Railroad will be bo'oen at Eagle Hall, i.o Con-mid, N H on 'IHCR«DAY, the25rb day rf Mtv 11,taut, at 11 o'cocjn A. M.,'or the pui-eose of ctoositig i>ireitr.rs and uanatot lng any other business that mas'siouerU ecmr betore aud mcetlrg. WH. L. FOSTER, 1 Conooid. M8V 5, 18-5._________MWFtm ur, 2 'IMMRItlCEi'tiSI. 1 lire t- story Hone STo. S8 Klver rtreet, neat the Alain street. On FRIDAY, May 26, at 5 o'clock P, M,, without reseive SMO (0 be paid at tbe time cf sele. House contains 9100ms, In good repair, with about 5000 feet of 1-nd, Horse ca-s pass tbe house, This bonse was erected rcr tit - o-f ner and in the I est manner. Full partienlari o' GEORGE K HICBBOBN.____________ts my!9 CJkMBSU>CIEPAtST9 At rrlvato Sale, 1^^ Vslnabie estate for Investment, occunaiMj and im- iSar proveinsetf, known as the Benjarnio j'onct estate, s -ESs^fCrf s*»»s from tie Dnivcreallst Chnrch, modern built drellinghotife in br.'nie 6rd«; staoic, carriace nousc ZZt oatDnildings, with I7.5S8 feet oi land, with aa extensive arid productive orchard on the grounds, with magnificent front ages of 100 feet cn Maid street and 83 feet on State street; considered one of the best locations for store purpose-- 01 dwellings lnCambridgeport; can be divided Into buildics lots to great advantage, Will be soiei at a great bantam, full parncslars and plan at the office of GHOST. S. HlCa- BOi&N, tac Auctioneer, JJ0.1 Scoliay's Bnildisgs. "_________ tf ap;S By SPBAGTJE &- TAPPAN, AT>CriONEER8. CNos. 11 anil 13 Cemtrs.1 street, Boston. Genteel Swell front Brick. Dwelling- Houso and Lot on iDecatur atreet. On THURSDAY, May 2% at 4 o'clock P. M., oa ths premites. twill be sold tie geuteel SK stoiy brick Dwe'ling liou-c, 0-ltu ba-ement and L, n 'mberoa 19 on Do- r sueer. It Is a large aud t'oiougb butit coT.tsioira 14rooms, inoldding the bath room, ared has hot and co'd eeafer, two water clot'ts, matbie chimcey pl-ces it) plxicotcs. btlck furnace, gas tbiougbout, and an con- veniences, with storm deer std a side entrance to tbe rear. 1'h wholem exctlient repair lor immediate occuoaetoy. Post's, on given vitn tde deed. A large part of toe pnr- cbase money may'emain on mo-igago, or tbe whole may be paid, Tbe lot measutes 21t* leet front, andcoataons about 1100 square teet. ttWto be paid at tne (ime of stiSj_________ts my!9 i "Valuable Calate at .dLuctlon. Oa MONDAY, ata? ti, st4 P. M..(un'ess previously dis- posed of at private sale.l That valuable estate on tbe Neponset Turnpike, 'a QnlnoT, Known, as the ''Josiah Bass Place." coat. ___pris'ng UH acres, with Mansion Bouse aod Stable, aded oa the estate of tf on. Josiah cjulncy. Tbis estate Is rear Mt. vTo'laston S'atioo, has t>,e advantages 01 steam and horse oars and i, in sll res,»ects desirable ft I resldenc-. For further particulars apply at No, 18 Bra- zt-r'sBtiidings. MFt22 my5 ( nardlan's Sale of Seal Estate In Dedbam. Pursaai.t t> a license from lhe Prob to Court tor the Count! of Norto'k, will be: sold at public auction. 00 the piemites, on TUESDAY, May vj 186"), at four o'clock ia the stter'-oon. tbo fotl wing eeee ioeJ leal estate, 0 -long- ing to Wa'do ana C'lfton Chase, minor chtldrea of the late James M. Cli.se, viz t Two srra'l bouses and about ono bslf acre of laid, sitnatee on Bussey street, tn Mil Vllliao, iu satdDod- . e) lso about two Bcres of oastura laod, near Bajsey arrest, st) I -, so all pter.a of land in too roar of the ¦ 2.ath<iniel shecaro op ai.b street in sa'dMill Village C C. CHURCH1I-L, Guardian. Iie.baro.Msy in, lf65 10,17 22* mytO BYBDRDErT, JONES & Oo. DANIEL II. IiUKDETT, Auctiotec:. AT BURDE1T, JONES So CO. WILL SELL PUBLIC AUCTION, OH TUESDAY, MAY SO, 1§S5. AT 12 O'CLOCK, At the Nayy Yard, New York, The ioliowing named Vessels, belonging to the U. S. Navy Depart' . S-IREW STEAMER FLAG-Length 137 feet 0 inches; breadth31 leet8inches: depth of hold 10 feet Slaobes: between decks 7 feet 2 incites. SCBEW riiAMEP. KENSINITON-Leogth 190 feet; breadih 32 feet; depth ot hole. 10 feet' iuches; between 1st snd 2d dectis 7 feet 1 inch; between 2d and 3d deens 7 feet. S:rEW STEAMER VICKSRCRG-Length 17! feet; btcMth 33fect; depth of hold 9feet 6inches; between decis 7 leet s inches. SCREW STEAMER FROTEUS-Length 2f-3 feet; hreaith 36 feet: depth of hold 12 feet 4 inches; between decks 7 ' feet 10 inches. BARKFNTISE HORACE BEALS - Length 12! feet; ite-sdth 31 feet .3 Irches: depth of hold s feet 0 inches SCHOONtR RACHFL SEAMAN - Length 115 ftet; I res-.dlh 30 test 4 Snob's; depth ot hold 9 feet Twenty prccentorn of the purchass money most be paid on 'be day of sales, and the remainder before the vessel ii removed from tie NavyYaid, which will bo done witUen r the Sate cf rale. C. H. BELL, atWFts Commindant. my 17 At HOTiEt, PBOPEKTT. oatoi's Auction Sal.:. ovicck r. M . ¦ Hen. William S. Sharileff, i^' 'lit', -rrlli besiid atpUO'll) :roB,_on.WEBNESOA'T, tbt 24'h 4»v ofMsy, at2 oocwlrtfieal estate: as1i.liefl7i,CaM,OIiM!o1'7 btick ko'tel block known "NAS50WANSO HOUSE," rst cisss Hotel, tircestores,Post OfBoeand : village of Palmer Ms. T n.ma.t '"'^"-ftC'iy brlok block occopiod for Stores aed TenemectF, si.uoted a fewiodsweiteiiy. aid known as "SIBONG'S BLCCK" ,..I';0,i!Vo''" si:5 oflers a rare oppc.tnnity to pntchass most igoofPalmer r. «ti? * »l*A,0cd','0is male known at tbe time and place ct sale, or ty inquiry of toe nn;tet!da-ne>;. Pal-.,, *(.,«¦ ,- JA-MI?'s G- ALLEN, Admin,, 3i* mrM »? BIOB. OOWIKG & HAfim 15 st;a 47 Peari strett.} ssoeits and Brogaisa. O; WEDNEf DAi , »*av 24, at -o'clock, b 10 cases Boots sale Brogans, Or. WEVNEyOAV. Miy 3i, at - o'clock, Bases Boou acd L.ogaas, P73 ASSIGNEE'S SALE. INTIBE STOCK. OP A BIABBIClsl tttrt.MJ- FJLCTA»JSx" i.V LbWIiiil,, I<alion Harbts Moctimeets, Tablets, Scrolls, lTrito eitotie*, sTnmanufacrared sslavesslfs it Slabs atid SJK.cks, dtc. Also tw.i Dorses Be 2By Wagons., &c. On THURSDAY, May 2?, st 9H o'clock, At the M&rble, Manufacto'y en Darttaa street, near tbe Mem mac Hosse, in Lowell, The en 'ii.; Stocir. of ofeoufatlu'ed and Dnmanufac'.ureil Mtrlle bfl'nsiie to tire esta*n of D»vid ? fcboH, an in- solvent debtor, comtiriifog io port about 2-so pi ces finished Cemrery t-oik, consisting of plain and ornament a Itilian MlibieKonumentf, Table;-, tsorolis, Head stone., Grave Boideis, dec. 4 -*.l;o- Several Ieslian Marble Figures of beautiful djaisns and w orkmansfcip. Also A large and full a's-rtmeot ot Unrcanuf.ctttred Aro-ri- can and Italian taroie in Slabs trom 1 to 6 inches ihics. cuttosizfi a! '...da, comprising aboutItniJ supottlcial fert, and of euperlor quality. Also 2 Blocks Dalian Wile aid Veined Mi.'ble, measuring 108 cubic leet Also a larse lot of Granite ard F, Bases. Also 2 Horses, 1 Butey. 3 Wat ons, 2 Sleighs, Hat- n s.-es. Robes, Blanrels, *c. The particular attention of tt.e marble trade, and ethers 't, ssant 61 maralewok. 1? itqut sied to this ssl?, as it i se'dom that so large ard well atsoited a stock is sod at public ancti n. Cars leave P.oston for Lowell oa tlteinoruing of si'.e at 7 ard 8 o'clock. g§^* Sale positive, srettVr fair or foul, EVEUKTT TORBET.J . , _,., _myl8-ts___________H. C, ltOWE, '^ats'gaeei. By WjHITIflAxISH <%u CO., AND W. H. MEREIAM, AUCTIONEERS, Store No. 52 Mils street. BIVlL'EIvD NOTICE. Vbbmont and C*v- ADARAlLnotD Cohpabx. A dividend of vaoa r-E'. cent tless tin government tax), w-11 beoatjen 1 cay of Jnnerext to stoekbtilders of record on xh; 20th ii stoat. Vert ont stockholders vil be oa'd V- '.be Troa'Utcr la St Allans, Vermont, and a,l otbets bv Edward Bi tkc.Eso.. No,It Wart ?.reet. Boston, W, C oMlt'tl, T.'esi'.ute'. ft. Allans, May 16, IMS.________UMWFlOt myn TVrt'Tice.BriRLiN Falls Ms'iitfacturisg X~ ColU'Altv. The Amual Jetce'tcjof t cf tte Berlin Fa'UManuiaetarnr Conjpmv wlllbeliolti ot '.',,~ ^"* Hfnnsh're ff"-"-" '- '..... tie sixth day of June. A. J)., IS65, at eleven o'oo ck a. m . f 1'the choice of offlceis and to see If tbe Corporation will vote to red tie piopony cf the Compa-y «ui wit d up its , and to tratsact any other business as mav propci'v come bctoie tbe meeting; TEOWAS E, SAWIEB. Oicrt- Mty 17, 1865;______________SHF* 'mayvQ POKTEAND, SACO AND POKTSMOUrH ^",, BiI tROAD. ArmjAL IviEBTit.G. The stockholder! ot'bo ir^-rtlaid, s-aeo and Portsmouth, Railroad Compat.y ara notified that toe Annnsl Meetitg of She t.ompavr- for tae choice otD'reeicrs fir tbe ensuing vear and lhe trans- action of any other business wnicb may be legally o-e- ¦eued, will 1 be he.d at the Baptlit mectti.g-fiouse at Donjhly'l Falls Village, North Berwick, on MOND AY. the fifth efay of June next, ar twelve o'eloek noon, Bv order oftlieDirectois. CHa^LrLSE. BARRETT. Ciert Poillaud.Mayll, 1865.______________MWStJc5 myl5 ¦R-TOBTHBOEOUGH EANK. NoticsSfee*^ *' by giver that at a mealing ol the Stockholdeis of tie Northborcsiga Bank held or, the ttventv-seveuth day o, March, 1565, it was voted that tbe Directors be and they we-c, tceieoy fully autberiztd and eiarowered at aiioh time as they should deem fxtiedient, to organize the said Bank as an As .--rikiug pmposeo, under the laws of foe United States, and to make all sucfr certificates, and do all such other acts as tnlsht be lequlslte thereto. In sc- ooidanoe with said vote, and by vlrtoo of authority therein contained,the Dircctrtrs have nrocrrred tbe assentof the owoe's of two shiie't of the etiritaa stock, and h?,ve th'.i day determined to organise immedtate'y s s i cn £. 0 ABRAHAK W. S Northborongh, April 17,18o5. Stit ao'il Klottma 31 E K S AND BOYS Ext. netve Catalosue *»Ale of an entire Job' Msgasd Betatl (stork, ol English Croc&ery Ware, r.Bina and tains* Warei Silver Plated Were, Table Cutlery, Ac On lUESDAY, May 28, 1865. at 9* o'clock A. M, In stoic No 52 Milk sireet, by catalog ie, : Ti s -robsbie e:nten',3 ot 200 crates and packages in near'y ifOO large and small open lots of J, * ;. Bdwatis , Anfhony Shaw's and o'l at eelebrated manufactuiers' b- st patteras of En.olisb Wb'te Irm btone Cbma and White Grsnite Dinner, Tea ano Tciltt Crookery W,re, ol a-1 linds: flogartiy Deo rated « ate: 100 d, 2 n Eockinebim TeaPo's, S itfoorr.Naptitf, c, C Yellow Stone and Bluo Ftge Ware; CMna Ws: o tr; ., Ware of an studs, ootn si d In package.; Si ver Plstei Wa e, Table Cntlery, *;c. An entire stock se rctea wit 1 car" f.r a first -lass iobbieig and retail trade, wed wo-tby tbe attention of tracers, FURNIIURB AND GItO?ERIFS. At II 'o'clock, rr immediately nr-c' sale of C stook Tbe Furniture o-a boarding aou'- and a wed set leciec s oe! of Groceries will t>es Id by W. K. aUrCHBIL, who has lemcveel i.-cm No. 10 Federtl str :e', 10 occonv the EaiUtute and Ore,out Department of our store, ts-m!9 W. H, MFRP.1AM, by direct arrsagemsnt with Am«p- csnand Foreign. MsmnrSctnreri win leceive for positive sale and sell at aaeflon to d i'eis overy Tuesday extensive vaiietiesof EaitLfn, Foretlain atd fV.ass Ware, I eo' ct lccsl corsigpmeiits to Wititmar^h & Co., bat In con- Lt-orloc with their salts. BrP, D. OSGOOD= OfBcc, Boom Nu. 1 Soren's Block, Boxbury. Cnelliug- Houses, "Whcelwrlglit Shop, «*se , at Auction. Admlniftrator's Sale of ?!! the Reel Estate in Boxbary be- longlurr to the late F.bsnezer Chamberlia, On THURSDAY, May so, it 4 o'clock P. M., Commencing with the Estate on Eustis street, opposi'e Daiiisoli svenae, m Consisting of 3 2-storv Dwelling Hoase, in good , containing|f rooms, and a Wheelwright Shop, 40x;0. tw 1 stories blgh. This property is cen- trally located, wrtbin cne minute's walk 01 Washington stieet, m a gocd neighborhood, and shoaltl corarnaud tbe at- te'ttroQ of ar.v person wisbirga gooa hou?eatd shop well adapted for any kind, ot mechanical business, but mote especially for tbe Whee'wright business, as il lass longocen occupied for that puipce atd cotcmands a latge ran 01 business, ire Houte is in gocd repair. The lot contains atout 50ti0 feel of iand, covered with trait and ornamental trots tkc. efec. Also, al 5 o'clock on the same dav, will be sold without referee, a 2-story wooden Houte. No. 14 Magazine street, Mount!'.: ury, ccr-talnir'g 11 rooms, m good le- pali tbroufihout; also a vood Siaoie. Tti's estate 1, very i' oted in an urquesttoiable neighborhood, ,0 miou'es' walk of horse cars, stores, &c. Any person wishing a good house, veil loo-ated near cars, &o., wilt a lane stable, wi'l do well to attend this sale. Tbe lot coritslr.s 6523 feet cf knd, covered with truit trees, shrubbery, esc. $100 on each etta^e to be paid at time of ssle. Perorcrrf m.50 5t DAVID BETAijtf, Adn loistrator By SABeltTJGL EATOH. OfSce No. 10 Water stieet, corner of Devonshire street.; A T.arcc Saie of nnitty Omis.ll BwsiH»« asouars, wfoll built, tor caah, by order ol Tru«ier, sat Eat lanrerMse, on ssridgre, Third. Wider, ronrtts and Hove streets. Cn SATURDAY, May 27, 1*85, at 1 o'clock I'. M, on the first nam»d piemises. Ncs. 116 and US Btidge street, and in lhe order as per catalogue. host bidder for case, ovr iiie Nortl, Endortbcciti ana otb.ejs this odet, a good oppoitun t>> to let agood bouse st a mod- erate tost. ts CLOTHING REDUCED PRICKS. In conformity wlllt thecliangcs in the generaJ market oi* Cloths and ClotUiug Materials we now offer our stock of SP1CIAO AM> SrMKBB CLOTHW,,, comprising every variety of style and material, adapted for the season, at reduced prices. Wholesale purchasers will find it ror their interest to replenish from our stock, a; we shall offer unusual inducemeuis t? the trade. GEO. W. SIMMONS & CO.s OAK HALL, 82A; Set Tlorth street, Boston. tf______________________ap3 ^U FOR SALE A Cutunder Cat iv ill, SSS3S_r latbor I'aht, built by Cfam y Thom.ts, Itis 1 inpsrioi st.le and flnlsh.arid made ef the b?st rcateria's. The price 10 suit the i> bo seen atci- riage ship foot of Che*ttrt s'reet, Boston. Wi change for s.coed Uanicariiateo If desired. Wi' FORSATP A ifaluSle p-raj- Mare, .7 years pi d, of superior style aaiasn u: trots 10 .nines an he . t i iu - is frit.d in any h peiiectly ouiid. *n.i a> a radcie borse for eiilier Hdv or ge.rtleue- , ¦ rivalt weight 100' lbs I ¦ rarticuisis inquire of JAJIFS «.. yyEi>il reltinvillo, Msis_______________________6f*_________________ ANY ONE WHO WANTS A SPf.E' DID BLACK HOUSE, 6 veais old, 100U ___pounds weigr.t, perfcctl sound, a" splendid tra e- elei. a: d one. of the most soowy horsea in Boston, ius; leio thug for a gentleman's driving, buta little too spirttej f"r 0, can hear of such a one by addressing Bi.vcit;- bawk, at this cfllce, Price 6t " my20 crjt _ FoToT^ALF A B;..y Mare, black ^sJfS?" "oni ire and tail; very stylish; rrotnt driver: (i 'esrscid. Hai been usoei bv ^ t'y sound in every re oecr. A'so & ,-tr Car Back jfTodca'd Citgrt'-, iir-d w cloth. Also one o« Boyd's tiabt Rarnatsas, Gilt . 11" air te ares its tiecavise tbe owe e-is aiing *o Eusop snd does rot care to keen them. Insure at Wo btable, coir' r of Ct,atles std Chestnut stxeai AOO PRINCE will stsird for the eervic? of a few Mares until Jniy 3 ___. Draco Prince was sired by Dreeo and be only needs to to seen to be a-imired. He is thought to be second to n^ bor'er'oe hie. tre *cr stock crspeed, sti he trotted talf a mile ia 1,13 at tour years ot age. Teim? of service $?0, to be psid on first server. Draco Pti'cewill b^sept at tbe stable oi J. B. Poor, Winter Hill, SomeivLle. Tbe groom, De - i ' tlonr, will wait on patrons. For fttrtotr parttsuiais apply to 3 Chatham row, P. -trton. _______________________MWelm_______________ ' n?yl7 ~"pEl¥rsTBe!;t h"ouse, l.'CA. N. H., Com*.*; of Pearl aid Main itreets. -Terms e2pet day. E. V. WILLIAMSON, Agent. '¦ \ here 10 a fine Lively Staoie fn connection wr.n ^tbi hocte________________I*n*_________ W . DOOtEI'S HOTEL, No. 25 PORTLAFD STUFET, COl-TtrCTFD CN THE EtTROPWA'S FLAN- FOE GMTIdSMBM ONLY. , -W^n??^'7 *U C;i,Lt' 41 tn sseesra per day. ningleroome..............;r":" so cents 1 ^insdertyomj-fortrorentlemea..........w" myis l» Pet>oelnm steadyatsooi re- fined 1 b tc He. flou, auii- sales or" o« at t« tec, 6 So : -rse s, © j M. %£Zi i,,3 »* ad kndencyis , '."'ed at »i 511 a 1 ni-white ai *> ' u' c-Ilo - at 7'c tvefts ,20 o.tir ,1 . T*rlA f heavy. ¦o. arooei- S2 0 . c'i;' I ' . Provisloaa ShCMuti- sale-at il |0-g , n'i tor ! ,,uit 6D'L' : »lc. Oato a,a, ,t ,5* 13 Mc. eSercbants' Exchange. "* * cP':c.1r,?AT'' M'v ;> "'om dull at ?.5 7i. Wb-hUr ¦.'ai.4- Fx\'"o1°"a:t^ "t!l '^-^ ^a^-~ POR3 OP BCS30N. Satsarday, afay eo, ASKITKio -tlfise DAY- Ertch Ant-a Marts', oprauue Shalt*. S3 P.r sell Annie La-tile, Yaiele. Brionvletin >- Br sob Saolne, Boku«s St Goorae vi: Sen William Cartton, Cact-crj. Poii Koval se . Steamer Russia, s-tpith, a, von . stea 1 e) Lot istea, Kniebt. i'oit.'ana t'l i AKANCE3 T2US BAT. .,,:," V' n'"'luc B * .'-011:1 it, e. R.ce,, Glace Bav, Cf». by Klanebard, saeimau & .: Br brig win otaao, ilonkir Cornwau-.s loeVson, Hunter At 80; R-sibs Fo^r Brothers. '.eolanc Pico,. CbletUln 1 0, to. Cornwallio; William e, l'ret.y. Weymoutu, N S; "ri:d Hunber. Hatfiel , live Herbert scb ,'¦ .113, Two Rivers, N" B, tichri S Ltacry & Co t-,...... iss sjteimer Noiimao, PsJter, Philadelphia, by Spracue.Sotile& fo; schs RlisabeOi,DeHsrt, Low, Port Boysl. 8C, Cheney, Bay a t'omy; Hsalen Mao, Moaerson, Wasbingtaii, DC. L 1 Lvnia; .oeirar.-iile. Sears. Baltiuaore, by tic so t; Mountain A ' "olladelohia, Chaa gders & @o:S N 3aU, PaococS. JeVori, F Basar; Deuin Bastings, JlHnfstso't', do Ov tt - sain;, M II Read, Nick- eraon do. by tbe same; Flm Ciiy. Keliev, Proyidenoe. by the same- Gun Itock. Beiyd. Eastport: Watren Blake. Smallsv bt Heoige, "etia, Eliimm, larat & C";Pennsvlva- tt. Bath; Anoisqcam. ukad'stick, t'ushing, -Me) rTrrim Merehants' o-sBoom.1 new SOai-AiS evenlnjStai, tiortcansj Ai'o ar, snip Panama. Matin eras: !e.:o.t.c Wintocop,Ci-- enfnegoE; brig Bogota Asniuvrall Aisoar. brio EeB"th. Bio Grande Below sbtp St Mark, irom Uvoreool is asaore ou the eye ot tl e SW Spit; a tug is a:oi.jiioe. and siieoat comss off at l.ichwater. P S -'the se. Mail 'oas got off. ¦An 19th. schrs A M Edwards, sn,l Tticy ltobisson, Fa!'. River. 'Ma solus D it Steelman, Eliza Nesl, A Harnn, net, Elottiic Flesh, and Geoige L Green, Boston. Also ar, 1 rif Ercoie, Palermo Went to ses. not*. Deiayoaie Breakwater 18th, brig A 3 Boss, for Boston. BA'-T-MOKE Old Mth, sch Caroline, noston. Wer.tto sea iroro Cape Heeuj Uth, sci? Out Doruii.ian, from Alex- andria for **paiii, NEW orleaSS Cld 101b, sbio Merchant. Spraius, H schrs Anna A Rich, Kelsc. Boater; lit.-,, Haxr A Rich, Hart)}, do. PtrBsHleN POBt-r At Ak; ab Men :o ship Ellen Sear', Baitlott, lor Liver- tetsdEl 2s Od. m :r,-;-.ip-,y b DGsmore, foster, San Francisco. ^Ar at Liverpool, NS, 1*1 inst, sch Fanry, DunLiit, B/Stoa. ._,_, . timstv&t'tc po«3Ta, CALAIS Al liith. scfra American Eagi, Wcvjrlao, Boj- uitlab- Susan Taylor. Lord. Proiriaei.ee: Ariel, rretwor- 11 Sit! 12tb sens T Nelson. e>Uev, fhllaoelohia* 14th, Ambassador, Grant. Boston: 15tb, Fairfleid, Venlll' New Haven: Leader, Jones, do; Maiy Ana, Blron, Kr,,rt .' B.sfon. Haske!'. Bosio:,; )6tb, Hunioidt, Coombs, NYork' .^ \LiOi\l Ar 19tb. schs Mil«bir. Welch, Wilmlnrrton Del' for Bnnecr;Mlinie Cobo, Ingranam, Rockiat.d fo, Rich- mond. Va; Golden Rule, Sylvester, and t,adi Suffolk Pen- dletorr. Bangoi rorN Yorl: I) K Arev. Rvan'Beliast foi do - t lice R, Stratum. Fiankli 1 for Weltfleet. lUtW BED! OP.D-Ar 19tb, sch Mary Alice, Perry. Lin- colnville. '.«« FALL RmSR-AriptB, sch Mill Creek, Ray. Ba-^or PBOVIDENCE-Belovi Wtb, schs Polly, Richardson/and * lizabeth. Per.ins. nan Calais, ale schrs Joseph P A-nes Turner. N Xor* : Onward. Badley. do (or Ciie.|.i, K«dondo" stnort; Uartin «r Rvder, Ii ' . SSW LONDON-Ar 19th sckrs Otli, carle, Baltimore foi Fall River; R L T.-y, Freeman, do or n.stor Detianoe Nasb aLfl Plymouth i.ocl', Paraer. Ntor; foi do- Man* Wbifnei,Snots, do 10- Forttm-yatcNa.; Harriet Maria Ja- son, ao '01 Providence: Mecfor'. Jordan Eilswoi-tb ' ¦ HAYEN-Ar 19th, iJrtgTnOttMTnrrfiT, Taompsoo, ?BVv.YGitK-Arl9th, brig Robin, Hooklns, Cberrvfleld; sebr: stillow, O'Brien. Grand Mcnan; Shooting Star. Ma/ shall, CaiPls: eiramgSun, S ith, loueaboio; Uatan, Cuitis .:-> ort: : Ptotectioii. Hantotd, Artdison; Marra Lo'iisa! Bol insOD, Roe 'o'.anc : Jit Hope, and Ut.lon. eio: A' red Bar- rett, Batret'. Barnstabie; Gen Peavey.Facniig. Nltedfonf Cid 10th, steamers Erin (Br). Liverpool; America (nrem) uroruen: Corsica (Bt), Havana ano Nassau. Nf «i,m 511s' sout! Hughes, City obit; bngs Cri-'ca, Hict,bo,B. Carle- nas; Nellie Mcwe, Bailey, Flctou s rr ir, Phebe. Moirow fluadaloupe; J F Fan and. Avery, Port Roial, S C : 7. i. it; Bahl, Giant, Stocstou: Roekn, Marshal', Portsmoutb; Leocadia Allen. Site itKBSluitll ^Sl":'.30^?,^'.0^ iSAJ&tot ' U'lai-s, Elizaoethoort! PFl.|.-ADtf.tBIA-Cld Itlib, scasNorthern Light Irelai FG.-too; J Cadwaliader, Stecman, Salem; Minerva, acaer- scn. Fail River BALTIMORE Cld 13*.!,. >-rrir Matilda, Norwood, Boston r schs N CiitToid, Sbute, and E Arculanus, Jackson, do Sid trig Exetntrve. Hav«na GEORGETOWN, DC-Ar 17tb,sch Enchantress, Blatch- 1010 NYork. Cld brie C ara Pickets, Kick, Nx\irk; scrus states:-ai-. Niekersot. and Comet Rich do. C1?LC,H«0NDr~Ar;,1''T1,,! Eot'*' Clira. Crowell, Cily Point. Sid brig Mary Lowell, Blito:. Clti Point. SILVER DOOR' PLATES. For thij^rtide evervbody should know that it is for their inl r st to W Court street for them, where tkey are extensively manufactured by S. HAVEN S, Silver Plater. WStf-sepH BUY THE EMPIRE CLOTHES-WRING" ER, manufactured and for sale by YOUNG efe CO., t Elm street. Wringers of all kinds repaired at short notice. _______________,.n* mblSJ TO WHicTEoLWBTCiHTS XIT7,^ OAR BUILDERS. ! 0 -. dry Oak Plank, two, id tourlttrlies thtvk, dciv.ied on uoatd oars tr at. Boston. Ae.c.j to A S Rt.AD & CO.. MTielw'____________North Ablnatrn, Msm, bin"& C O . 'S "expkp'ss FOR s*aiul Andrew, and Woodstock, W. it.. ITonl- tou and P*es*3c-*o ter'*e, alaine. Leaves Boston eveiy Mori i ¦ ; 7*4 o'clock. Leaves Portland same rtoy at 5 o'clock P. 5f. Returning, ieoves Hoolton and Woodstock Station ovorr y morning at 3 o'clock, connecting with all other Explicates. Office o Congo S. C. BlXBY, Agent T° mli3i MFStt OTRAW HaTS-Wiit.i I UfcTiit,. NOW KEAOy AT FATit *,T*t«s\ S»a "Washlns-ton St., Tte 1 Uiteriais for Laiies', Musts' and C'hiKrem'a Hs'*, in Jii.iiut; thase laioal Bitmj, for ¦ oe garden or e etr try Bals, equ 1 te. ern*/ impi>rt"ift made to order. A coeuce asscttmet,t of Feathers, InCtttdin** Poeaianta* Bieasts. etc, K. 1.. HARPIJU, 'w irjj P A t n :-; t S3 is fxrashmstton street. M X P A N D E 1> STAR COLLiAR. Tbe underslgiicd ait row prepared to orTec tithe trsde ibis Collar, showmg s tnaoe te" too e.'rtvat, wbick Is EOl ALLY AS Gi On as GRiY'S PATENT COLLAR, a, data LESS PRU^i:. MARCH BROS., P1FROE * Co., If » snd 1*» Oil* stre«l, asi'stoa.____n»y*» n o s s. c LARK'S riKES IIU ESX-elr-.ES, FOBM! PUMP*. GACDEN USES, «c. tVars anted BTot to MiHew, .., , .», , 3 Pre.'i'e of 7»i) Pomens per Siaars look. itd LViiS^fniaVhaifikeprifieofLsaAerHosa. FOK SALE BY JOHN GLARE, 60 MHfc street, Boatoa. .,- 0v pvrw.-ssiom E. K. Manton, Err,., Secrs- ¦^fflnSES"!' Pke Iresuraoca ti,, Bos- istirei Salisbury Miiis'Bos- 1 ti . Tira-nrer WsslJu-rbor, MiUi. ,' T ibckwood, Eso,Lewiston, Maine: W. C .:-,'do Jims, Uwienee, Mass ; Wllllast S, a,^iWrrtii E'o , Lawrence Manufacturing Co , LowsU, vtcsirs t'ilM. Jetcks ek .Sobs, Ceatral Faki, B-17- " Esq-VProvloenoe. B. I. IuTa3t/-«4>»7 Ma - Taos. J. Hii sxIphe nsoh house, Asn arrfv-gus^ baths, &T. CATHERINES, C. W. This Bouse, having Season, Is now orE?r undergoae) lhe a;usl Beflttt! I E/OB ViaiTOS?*. tiiiO BATHS IN ROOD ORO B, W. STEPHESSON, Biy 17. Kiff *rT prcprletot, mo'EA C C O ! TO B A C C O t THE STEW E\GX.AaTl» TOBACCO WORKS. ADAM?, BATCHELDER & CO., scccrtsisoas to OEO, T. WATKRB4S * CO., atAie"C'Fti.CTrsrRS OF FINE-CUT CHEWING AND SMC. ceo. Salesroom end Office, S Chatham rosy. Beiton, We mannfiictare ail gra ies of fine-cut Tobacco, anl pnt up in tLe various style packages, including a superior arti- cie of EiUickinlck, In 01 Especial attention is CiJlci io air ' .Hiot" Fine-cat Cshewtng Tobacco. Oiders by Mail or Eexpress wdi meat with prompt atten- _________ oot» FHIL SSON'S PATEFoTPAPiiB oil A*. k_ i>A.m,.^ii?. 21;,'.; EssluuiiiO Itttet, as tt \

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/ MONDAY MORNING. MAY 22, 1865. M0BM6 EDITION ~* AMCSIMENTS IHJB DAY AND EVI'NIXG. BOSTOr; THFATRF. Wasntngton street, near Wost st. Els'e Veu»er*-The .-leasant Neish'jjr. B0810M WUSEUM-Trt-mont street, near Court itreet. Ogj'lta-Betsey Baker, MELODEON-Washlngton street, near Boston Theatre. Heller, the Maeiclan and Conjuror. HOWARD ATHENECM Howard itreet neat Court. Gamta, auc a laugtable farce. MOBRIS BROS., FELL & TR0WBRID8KS OPERA BOUSE-Wastlngton street. Ethiopian Minstrelsy. CHICKERrNG'S HALI-No. 24« Washington street. Coiceit Dy Kaoome Erteitlni lie VUllcrs and otnets. BOSTON ATHENEtTM Beaoonstroet.nearState House, Exbibltfin of Paintings and .Statuary. ANDREWS HALL Washington aereet, near Summer. Cotttu & Murphy's California Minstrels. APO lUO GARDEN 572, 574 and 576 Washington street. eerfonrance every evening. STONEHAV. Concert by the Arlan Voaallsts. An Inside VUi?. We copy the following article from the Gazette for the twofcld reason that the editor of that paper was a member of the Senate, and therefore speaks from his own personal knowledge of the acts of the Legislature and the influences and motives which seemed to control the members, and, sec- ondly, because what it says in iegatd to the effect of such legislation as has been enacted the past two years upon the business interests of Massachu- setts is true, and is worthy the attention of our business men. If the Legislature had been sp:cialr/ elected to enact laws which should do the most possible mischief, it could not have devised more pernicious measures than some which were pro- posed, and which were prevented only in part by the persi: icacly opposition of the mi- nority. Ee&w man -> ho is interested in the labor, iteresfeof fhe State the past few months to see to it that those interests are not anain put in such jeopardy as they huve been by the couise of the last Lesislaturc. The following is the article from the Gazette : "We do not believe (here is any person in this Com- monwealth, it we except the vender of pemurs and doughnuts in the Doric Halt, who regret? that the Great and General Court has adjourned. That there is cause for tnanlttulticss'or whit tne Legislature was copabhi of dome nut omitted to accomplish we admit, but we can scarcely conceive it possible, much as we regret to say so, that just such another Legislature can < ver soain assemble at the State House. Questions wHch involved the must sacred principles have been decided by the prejudice oi the hour, and members have openly stated that t* mattered not what arguments were em- ployed, 'hev knew how they snould fote before tiny leit their districts. Tin re va«alack of manly incJe- cendi nee exhibited on many occasions which was to- tally at variance with the reputation Ma3sm;bu'etts m»n ebjov, and a dispo«ition to secure popular favor rather lhan to enact laws based on justice. Many bad proj' cts were defeated through a tear of the mas at the telm, and however much members ol the Legislature may howl, the people ha^e occasion to thank Col that one net to be intimidated or threat- ened was fitting calmlv in his room, with the de- termiiiaticn to do his duty regardless of const. (iuenc'3. And ne die'. Not, until the Legislature had provided the means tor administering the government aid he consent to t e adjournment, and though some louud fault at what tuey ware pleased to call 'dicta- tion,' 't was simply the rUht which be exercised to have the working tools adaoted to the work laid out ior him. There is vtj'y little doubt in our mmd, unless fto mint ot legfe'aiivn is changed and more practical men are sc t to make our laws, that withiu a lew years it will cost twenty r>"r cent, more to live in Massaoboietts than in any ot 'he Mew EogHud States. Special 'esis'atiou upon » hundred different matters is constantly adding, vlmost imperceptibly, buidens which will accumu'a'e to a degree whicli will some day opra the eyes o! these men, who are torever tinkering, to th'i tolly th^v are coo-mitting. We trust the day wilt soon come, aed it cannot come too soon, tor capital will seek other localities f, r investment, men of enterprise will find oth»r markets to operate in, ana emigrants will not be fpt to tarry long withiu our bord.-r-. if tin people ot Uf-ssachus- its propose to adopt a short sighted policy ant1 allow their dearest privileges to ba entrusted to ite chances of ii en who never carry any measure beyond a loot rule in their pockets. It must not be understood, however, tt.at these remarks apply to all the numbers of the Legislature. In tue Set-ate and id the House there hare been so we broad, liberal ii en who fought from the commeecc-ment to tne close. of the sese ion for truth and justice, though in a mi- nority, tbey have not struggled in vain, and if the bills and resolves which tiave been defeated cou'd he pub- lished, their record would be an honorable one. We should litcc to name these members, but we might in- advertently do injustice if w» attempt to rA so. ruey ate known, tiowevcr, and will not be forgotten " The YtLi.ow Futer Plot, It appears, if the statement of one J. W. Harris, who, however, has another came, is to be believed, a portion of the infected clothing brought from Bermuda pased through Boston on its way to Washington. The steamer Hill hiei smuggled the trunks containing the clothing into Halifax, and Dr. Blackburn and bis associates hired this man to smuggle item into Boston. Harris siiid he agreed with u Capt. John O'Brien, a Newfoundland man, master of a barque named the Halifax, to bring the plague trunks to Boston for $20 in gold. They were taken on board, and the vessel left on the 24th or 25th of July, ai>d arrivetl there some seven days afterward. The ves-sel having had facilities specially P'Ovided for smuggling, tte trunks escaped the eyes of the custom house officers, and when opportunity of- fered, according to Harris' statement, th y were landtd at a wharf at the foot of Fort Hill, at the office of the consignees of the Halifax, " Holman and another," the statementsavs, and were after- ward iaken to the express office and forwarded to Philadelphia, thence to Washington, where they were sold. Harris tells a very curious story, and implicates C. C. Clay, Young, the raider, and sun- dry others.__________________________ Nobthern Emigration into Virginia. A conespondciit of the New York Herald writes from the South that there is a fine field for emi- grants presented in the late rebellious States, and that land in Virginia and North Carolina, which before the rebellion could not have been purchased for les" 'has $150 per acre, can now be had for $2 and $2 50 per acre. The planters there, it appears, take a very gloomy view of the present condition of affairs, and consider their States irretrievably mind because the abolition of slavery has for the * present depreciated the value of their Lends, which, however, will no doubt soon be taken up in small parcels by colonists from the North and from Europe, and ultimately become far more valuable, undi r improved systems of tillage, than they have ever jet been. The Herald says there, is already a plan, with the aid of Northern capital, in course of preparation, whereby sc'ihe of the large estates of Virginia will be cut up into small tracts, with the view of their purchase and cultivation by Northern farmers of moderate means. Negro Apprenticeship in Maryland. A case was heard in the Criminal Court at Baltimore last Thursday which involved features of consid- erable interest. Arguments were made on three petitions for wits of habeas corpus to release cer- tain negro children, formerly slaves, who were bound to their former owner-?. The counsel for the apprentices argued that the binding waj illegal and void, and in conflict with the provision s of the (new) constiiuiion. It was contended in opposi- tion that the constitution only made the paetics free, and that that instrument did not interfere with the status of free negroes prior to its passage, so that all the laws now in force applicable to free regroes inr'nded those made free by its passage. No decision has been given, but the case has great importance with the negro population, as the re- sult will affect the privileges of the whole class. If Qy tFrom the accounts in the Richmond and Petersburg papers of the prices of produce in the markets there, it would pay liberally to send steamers there in order to import them into our New England ports. For beef dealers thought 12 to lS^cents per pound too high for the Richmond market. Fish which a few days ago could not be bought for less than 25 cents per pound has fallen off two-thirds in price. In Petersburg fish was soldjit about any price the purchaser thought fit to offer. In the same fiifcy wood is dumped into cellars at $4 per cord, and it goes begging at that figure. Vegetables are "dirt cheap," and butter isfplcnty at rites twenty per cent, below the mae- kc t'prices here, and yet the people grumble because it is not cheaper.__________________ R Serious Accidsnt. Capt. Henry Gray, sea- man, who was returning to his home in Boston, after an absence of four years, in attempting to getjon board the New York train, on the Provi- dence road, at Mansfield, last Saturday evening, fell under the cars, which passed over him, severing one leg from his body and otherwise severely in- juring him. Dr. Lighthui of this city was on board the train ae:d rendered such surgical assist- ance as was in hii power, remaining at Mansfield ihiongh the tight for Jbat purpose. B3T" The latest reports of the changes in the Cabinet state that Hon. Charles Francis AuJ'118 is to succeed Secretary Scward; that Senator "Sam- ti^r is to be Minister to the Court of St. James; that PrenJr Kins wW succeed Secretary Welles, and that Mr. Staiitun goes out certain. The suc- cessor named by gossip for the latter gentleman iu Gen. Butler^_____________________ Q^~ Some of our readers i> ay have an interest ;ri the foVowing information: The Lawrence (Kansas) Journal of the 11th instant contains a Ustof over 2600 lots located in the "ity, which were wid for taxfes i" 1???, fte owners of which are " unknown." If not redeemed by the 14th of September next, they will become ureelfum- able. _______. M-i-e-TPitaTrTriitT Couscil, Thiktv-thibd 1>k- grek. Oi, Saturday last, the annual convocation of the Supreme Council of the Ancient Accepted Scottish Rite tor the Northern Masonic Jurisdiction of the United States was closed, alter a harmonious session oifour days, at Freemasons' Halt in Summer street. Ihe attendance was uncommonly la-ge, nearly all the States within the jurisdiction being represented. Amon" the distinguished members of the body who were p'resent from other States wore: Killian H, Van JSi nssalaer, Egq , of Ohio, the head ol the Order; Hon. Josiah H. Drummond, Gen. Abner B. Thompson, Wil- liam P. Treble, Esq , and Edward B. Burnham, Esq., of Maine; John Christie, Eq , ard John H. George, Esq., ol New Hampshiie; Charles K. Starkweather, Ksq., Eobert U, Fose, Esq., and Harmon G. Reynolds, Esq., of Illinois; Nathan H. Gould, Esq., and Rev. Charles H. Titus of Rhode Island; Joseph D. Evans, Ksq., of New York; Joseph H. Hough, Esq., ot New Jersey; Enoch T. Carson, Esq., and lieman Eli, Esq, ot Ohio; Rev. D. Burnbam Tracy, Krv, Francis Blades and Bufus W. Landon. Esq., ot Michigan; H. Stanley Goodwin, Esq., Alfred Creigh, Esq ,and Alexander M. Pollock, Esq, ot Pennsylvania; Charles W. Carter, Esq., and Joseph K. Wheeler, Esq., of Connecticut; James W. Hess, Esq., of Indiana, and many others. Returns and dues were received from fifty-eight snb- e-rdioate bodies; and eleven other bodies were repre- sented in Council, although, for satisfactory reasons, they were unable to make returns in season for presen- tation to the meeting before adiournn.cnt. The Brand Cot?8istorv, appendant to the Supreme Council, met it, Grand Council oi Delibetaiion, hold- ing meetings curing the same days, and was very largely atteidPd by numerous delegates, who repre- sented a gi, at mauy ot working bodies in the several States. Much business relating to the Rite was trans- acted in both bodies, the meetings being conducted with peifecl harmony. In the Grand Consistory, He- man Eli, Ksq , of Ohio, was cho.-en presiding officer in Dlaco ot J. X>. Evans, Esq., of New York, who d,dined a re-election The thirty-third decree was voted to several persons eminent!} distinguished among working Fre(; Masons, many ot whom hold high positions in the several States in which tbey reside. Upon twenty-nine of them th" d, gree v as conferred iu ample form At the close of business on Saturday uoon the meelin? of tho Suprene Council was adjourned to the third Wednes- day oi May, 1806. Shawmut Avenue Baptist Str»oAT School. The Shawmut Avenue Baptist Snuday School held its anni- versary atthe Chapel, corner of Shawmut avenue and Rutland street, lust eyeniog. The exeicises were con- ducted by Mr. L, Millis, the Superintendent. The annual report was read by the »ecretarv, Mr. J. R. Simpson, Jr The seboo1 consists ol 81 regular classes, numbering 197 scholars; 8 Bible oia/ees. 75 scholars; 1 infant class, 42 scholars total, 10 classes. .'114 scholar:*; oggregaleol scholars, teachers and officers, 859; whole number enrolled, 440; discontinued connection, 126; volumes in library, 74b. J'he scnool supports a feeed- meo's school at Beaufort, S C., to which it has sent out teacher-, a library, singing books cabinet organ avd a supply of ciothh.g. Interesting addresses were made by Rev. Dr. XVet,-Rev. U.S. Abbott, Rev. Mr, Toles and Me-srs, Parker and M. H. Sargent. Fibs. An alarm shortly after ten o'clock yesterday morning, from box 41, was caused by a slight fire in the engine 'oom of the Gazette and Pilot offices. The origin of the fire is not precisely known, but occurring as it did, in the engine rQom, it is supposed to have been purely accidental. Ihe- opirion of Mr. Donahoe, prouie'or ot the primises, is that the stub of a lighted cUar, carelessly thrown away by seme oue, caused the fire. The presses were uninjured, but the damage will amoui-t to some1 S200 or S300. Fully insu-ed. DestaL Society. At the annual meeting of the Massachusetts Dental Society, held on Thursday, the 18th lost., the following named gentlemen were chosen officers for "he ensuing year, viz.: N. C. Keep, President; E. G. Leach, Vice President; T. H. Cnanohr, Recording Secretary; E. C. Rolfe, Corresponding Secretary; S. J. McDougall, Treasurer; E.N. Hams, Librsrlat; A. Lawrence, J. f Cortman, H F. Bishop, f B. Hitchcock, S. F. Haul, Executive Committee. '_________ Runaway Accident. Yesterday for-uoou, a horse attached to a buggy belonging to Francis Lousada took fright near the Somerset Club House, while in cb»r*o of a dmer and tan furiously down Beacon and School st.'eefe into Washington street, wh»re theani- nisi brought up by dashing in a window in Sp»ncer'a stcre, staving up the vehicle and throwing the driver violently upon the payment. No serious injury eu- sued. _________ Fatal Accident. Yesterday afternoon, a German named Henri F'enniman, belonging on board the barqu, "Ann Krall," was instantly killed by filling between the vessel and the wharf, hie head striking violently against the c»p-sill. Ihe body was recovered and takes to the House of Reoeption on North Gcovs street. Coroner Meore was called aurt took it tn charge. ____^_ f^P" The se fond of " the w.ied," in its various manu- factured snapes, will find something to interest them iu P, & is. L.rillard's advertisement. Athbneum Galleby. Pdblic attention is called to the advertisement in another colutuu ot this Gal- lery of Fine Arts, which opens to day. Chatleaiown. Destructive Fibe Four Horses Burned to Death. Three small frame stables situated on Falls'whaM, at the loot of Everett street, and owned by Silas and George tails, were destxoyed by fire about nine o'clock Saturday eveuirg. The stables were occupied by the Messrs. Falls, Lrastus White, Qoimby & Cottoa, and Mr. Gardner. Messrs. Falls had three horses in their stable which were burned to aeath. Two of them were purchased a lew days since, and valued at $1000, Mr. white, teamster, had one horse burned to death. Messrs, Quimby &<X>ttoD, tin peddlers, had two horses in their part of the stable, which were got out after being slightly burned. One wagon, a lot of team har- ness! s and some ten tons of bay were also destroyed. The total toss will amount to some $4000, on which there is no insurance. Tho fire is supposed to have been the work ot an looe-ndiary. The light o! the tire ruade a gtand illumination, and caused an alarm in Chelsea and Maiden. _________ 'Chelae*, Funeral of the Late Liaur. B. N. Mann. The obsequies ot the late Lieutenant and former Adjutant B. N. Mann, I7th Reg. Mass, Vols., who died in Charteton m October last, a victim to the cruelties of a Southern prison, took place yesterday afternoon from Broadway church, with military and Ma.onic honors. The funeral escort consisted of the 4th unattached compauj of infamrt, M. V M., Copt. J. Q, Adsms, accompanied by the Chelsea Band. The toll iwlng gentlemen officiated as pail bearers: Capt. J. R. 8i- monds, 17lh Mass. Vbls.; Capt, Cyrus liobbs, 509l Mbfs. VoK; Capt, U K Pomroy, 3d U. S. Infantry; jueuc. a. T. Holmes, 50th Mass. Vols.; Engineer I. L, Churchill, and Mat/; Geo. U. Rice, U. S. N, The obsequies were attended by au immense throng of citizens and friends, the remains being brought into the church wrapped in the national flag and deposited in Iront of the al'ar. After the performance ot a iuneial hymn by the choir, appropriate selections of Scrlptute were read by Rev. E. B, Derrick, pastor ot the chumh. Uev. Jacob M. Manning of the Old South Church, Boston, then delivsred an eloquent -md beou- tiiul address, in which he spoke of the magnetic influ- ences ot Lieut, Mann's character, which drew him so many friends. He said that he was worthy ot every tribute oi respect that was being paid to h's memoty. The speaker referred to numerous incidents in his own personal acquaintance with the deceased, whose Christian character he had known known him, too, as a good soldier, a brave nun. He related the cir- cumstances urder which Lieut. Mann received the wound which hud probably hastened his end, But his life had not been sacrificed in vain. In conclusion, Mr. Manning alludi d to the glorious results of tne war, and to the hapoy dawning of peace, when the sofdier shou'd know no more of weary marches aDd bloody battlefields, no more (f tho horrors of a rebel prison, but n odd sit by his own fireside and tell the story of his toils and hi» campaigns, Prejer was then offered by Mr Manningand tne service concluded with a chant by the choir and the benediction by Rev. Mr. Htrrick. J be funeral procession was very long, the Star of Bethlehem Lodge of Free Masons, the Arity and Navy Association, and the City Government in a hody, im- mediately following tbe nea se. The remains were in. terrtd in Garden Cemetery, where, after Masonic rites had been performed over the grave by Rev. C. tl. Leon- ard, Chaplain of Star ol Bethlehem Lodge, the usual luneral honors were rendered by the escort. The ar- rangements were under direction ot Lieut. Col. J k\ Fel lows, of the Mass. 17th, and were admirably oon- ducttd. Utnmntlc and JMuatcal. Mokeis Bnos., Pell ani> Tbowbkidge Minstrels consent to the popular request in continuing the " Mother Goose" pantomime, and are constantly add- ing new novelties to the programme. Ihe first of the benefits of the week is that of Me.srs, Graham and Magiunis, to-morrow eveuing, when tho house will be full. Museum Fourth and Lost Week of " Oi/arita." The crand spectacular draeea of "Oganta" is announced for only three nignts more, sad tor Wednesday and Saturday afternoons. Its closing performances ought certainly to draw crowded houses. It will be preceded each evening by the farce ot " Betsey Baker." Boston Theatre. Mrs D. P. Bowers will appear again this e;veniug as "Elsie Venner," fnose who have read Holmes' rovtl should not fail to see this dramatical version of the story. Howard Atheseum. Mile, Vestyati begins an en- gagi ment this evenimr, She is to appear as the Jewish Muidenin "Games, the Fortune Teller," Cor ion & Mu&rHY/g Minstrels enter upon their third week at Aodro*s Hall to-night wiib most flat- tering prospects, their houses beiug crowded nearly every niiibt. Bee. Cotton's "Saily come up" having proved so attractive will be ooutinued another week. Robert Beller will appear iu a new programmes this evening. J he principal feature is his celebrated " Goblin Drum " feat, wnich is represented to be one oi his greattst illusions. The musical part is very attract- ive, and includes the story told on the piano of the man who saw the opera ot "Faust." The Handel and Haydn Musical Festival. This gnat festival has for aJong time been preparing, and tne result will be seen and heard in the perform- ances during the week. lt» magmtj.de exceeds any- thing before attempted in the country, and great oredit is due to the managers of the Sootety, and especially to the secretary, Mr, L. B. Barnes, who has made it nis almost constant labor, for the complete manner in wt ich the arrangements have been made. A prelim- inary gathering of the forces engaged was had at the Music llall last night in the form of a public rehearsal. ihe ball wa« filled by an audience comprising some of the leadnuv people ot the city, inclu-iing genilemen noted in art literature and music. The place ossiguodL for the musicians occupies the platform, oxteudeS to twelve fat beyond its usual depth, and crowned with a pyramid of seats leaching to the upper balcony The oiohestra for this grana aflair combines one hundred and thirteen players, selected from Boston and fcew York, and is composed as follows: 22 vioiiuV primo, 21 violins, 2d, 10 violas, 10'cellos 12 basses | flutes, 3 trombones I serpent, 4 clarinet?, 4 oboea I bassoons, 4 horns, 3 trumpets, 2 cornel*, 1 tuba dn!m mers. cymbal-, etc. ' " Ihe oho. us numbers seven hundred and jMii voices and it is oy tar the largest body of uruateursirigers ever collected in this country. It must be understood that hese a/e nil culcivai«d vocalists, the ground work being the Handel ant Haydn Society Chorus, wricb u augiientcc/ by seleotiois from various church choirs and musical socie ies, , The retearsal iast night was for Tuesday morntrg'a ¦ pfrii.'.man<!e- Nicoai's Feshral Overture (choir and orchestra; uhd Mendelssohn's Hymn qf Praise oonsa- tutcd the fib etions- The auoienc, or, at least, most of them, hit probably their initiatory exhibition of tin manner in which s lehearsal is conduoted. It is worthy ot remark, that so pi rfeit were all concerned thstbut little of the annoyanoes usually attending sunn performances were felt here, and the rehearsal resolved ltseii i- toa tine concert, whion received much applause. The progmmme for tte week has doubtle-s alrpady been scanned by our readers, Cherc wilt be many visitors from other cities, and tbe festival promises to !,e or e ofgreat importance and uttractivoness. Ushers' and Doobkbepbrs' Bsnepii. The gentle ni.ui'y attendants at the Boston Th, atr" have their benefit nixt Saturday eveuing. Only thos<- tickets ¦'.cv sell oount in tbeir favor, and friends should govern them'tlves accordingly^ 05^"Occasions!" says that in four years of war fifty years of prejudice against the negro have been destroyed. A cean named Andrew Gills, who shot himself on board the steamer Katuhdin on Inursdiy evening, in 1 Boston taibor, died In Bangor on Friday ulternoon, TELEGKAPH. NEWS FROM WASHINGTON. FarcwoH Sa'utc to Gen. Sheridan. BIS DEPARTURE FOR TEXA.S, Preparations lor tbe Great Review. THE ORDER OF MARCH. Peraoual The « isRsMuatlon Tilal. RIMOVII, OF OENS. B1NK« AJVI> llVKLRIIK-r. General Sherman and His Affairs. SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE BOSTOK JOURNAL. Washington, May 21, I860. We have had a succession of thunder showers since Thursday afternoon, some of them very heavy, but every one hopes for fair weather on Tuesday and Wednesday. Last evening the fine bunds of the 30th Maine and the 47th Pennsylvania serenaded Generals Grant and Sheridan, who were having a parting interview at Willard's hotel. An assembled crowd called for speeches, but there was no re- sponse. This morning Sheridan's cavalry passed before him to pay a farewell salute. The General stood on the balcony of Willard's hotel in the fall uni- foim of a Major General of cavalry, smoking his cigar, and lifting his hat as flag after flag passed by, icscribed with the battles in which he was the directing spirit. The troopers cheered their com- mander, enthusiastically waving their sabres, while the bands played "Hail to the Chief!" The column was over an hour in passing. General Custar led the column^=his own Olrtsinn all wearing the " Custar neck-tic," which is a bright scarlet scarf with long ends floating over the left shoulder. When the head of the column bad reached Capitol Hill Gen. Custar returned to Willard's, receiving loud cheers from the troopers as he rode up the avenue. They will encamp along the Bladensburg road, to be on hand for Tuesday morning. Gen. Sheridan's officers dined with him at Wil- lard's, and accompanied him te the Baltimore depot. He left at six o'clock, with his staff and orderlies amid the cheers of a crowd of friends. It he cannot restore law and order in Texas, who can? The 9th corps, Major General Parke, with a part of the 19th corps, Gen. Dwight, will march into this city to-moirow and bivouac on the open ground East of the Capitol. The order of march on Tuesday will be as fol- lows : Major General Meade with his staff and es- cort; cavalry corps commanded by Maj-r General Merritt; Engineer Brigade, including the pontoon corps commanded by Brigadier General Benhatn; 9th corps and Dwight's division of the 19th corps, all commanded by Major General Parke; 5thcorp<, commanded by Brevet Major General Griffin; 2d corps,.commanded by Major General Humphreys; Provost Marshal General's Brigade, commanded by Brigadiir General Macy. The column will march by equalized companies, twenty files front, closed in mas?, with shortened intervals between regiment?, brigades and di- visions. Mounted officers only will salute on pars- ing the reviewing officer. Batteries will move battery front. Infantry will march at right shoulder shift from the Capitol to the State De- partment, and there come to the shoulder. A majority of the Union Governors will be present. Gov. Andrew will arrive here to-m u-row and be the guest of J. M. Forbes. Gov. Bucking- ham is also expected to-morrow. Assistant Secretary of War Dana has accepted the editorial chair of the Chicago Mepub'ican, a new paper, with a salary of ten thousand dollars per annum. Some of the testimony given on Saturday before the Military Commission, and some of that which is to be given this week, will create profound as- tonishment. Gen. Sherman visited Washington on Saturday P. M., and paid his respects to PresiJent Johnson, Gen. Grant, Gen. Ingalls and other friends. There is now no doubt that Generals Banks and Hurlburt have been relieved from duty and or- dergd to report here. Those not friendly to these cffic-rs are circulating stories prejudicial to their moral character and official condact, which their friends warmly deny. Hon. Johu Covode, who is here, has obtained as- surances that steamers shall at once be sent for the three thousand remaining Andersonville prisoners renMiuing at Jacksonville. The Surgeon General will send tivo hospital steamers (or fire hundred ot the worst cases. P£Ei,EV. TO THE ASSOCIATED PBESS Washington, May 21. Xhere is tbe be<-t authority for saving that General Sherman nevei refused to obey the summons ot the Committee on the Conduct ot the War, and that hen'verrecived the notice until Fri. day. He will be ex«?s: Z tG-ihoiTow, iiis official re- port, fully explaining bis arrangement with General JohnstoD, has been on file in the War Department for some davs. We doubt not it wilt eoon be published. Upon this report he rests|his defense against all slan derous {reputations. He knew nothing ot Secretary Stanton's reasons, General Ualleck's order or tie clamor against him ontu he passed Cape Henry ton days ago, and he hssmade his report unaer a full sense that he has besn treated with iujnstice. It may here be stated that Gen. Sherman refused to recognize the iebil State authorities until after his in- terview wfh Gen. Johnston. When he received the order ot Gen. Weiizel, while President Lincoln was fn Kiohmond, rfcognizb g the rebel State authorities ot Virginia, be then notifi" d Johnston that he would pur- sue the same course as toothfr rebel State authorities. With regard to the question of sUvory, he has^repeat- edly ncognized th-; validity of the Emancipation Proclamation and the laws of Congress on kindred subjects, and did not deem it necessary, in order to ren- der thrm valid, that he should so state in the conven- tion. As for the truce, it was all to our advantage. While it was pending twelve mibs of rritroad were built, roads were repairtd and supplies transported, and Gen. Wilson was moving to oocuoy strategic points in the South in order to prevent the escape of Jeff. Davis. It is stated that Gen. Sherman, in answer to a re- monstrance from fritnds as to his former hostility to newspaper correspondents,.mentioned as an instance of the evil edects of premature disclosures, that iu his march through South and North Carolina he was feigning to march on Raleigh, and so midn Johnston believe, although his real destination was Goldsboro', where he\could procure his supplies; but while the movement was in full and successful operation John- ston learned through Northern newspapers tb -t the War Department was sending supplies to Gold-boro', via Moreluad City, instead of Raleigh. Johnston, tf rough this information, massed his army ond attacked Sherman at Bentonville, ana, though John-ton was repuhed, the Union army lost 1400 men. N«w York papers contairing the into.!mation were found at John- ston's headquarters. It is probable that the remaining witnesses for the prosecution in the conspir'.cy trial will all be examined to-monow. Uon Reverdy Johnson is preparing an argument denying the jurisdiction ol a military court to try these cases. Countel tor the defense say they will hare 200 witnessess, whoso testimony will Le cumulative on certain prominent points. All th<- main features of tbe new ami esty proclama- tion have beet, agreed upon, but the details have not been perfected. It will apply to all »h9 did not avail ihetiisuve-: ot that issued by f resident Lincoln, and will b? more strict iu its provisions. It is positively said to-ni(tht that the President has sent on order to New Orleans for the recall of Gen, Banks. National (Rank In lVortull>, Va. Tlie Great Men, iv¦ Surrender vt the Confederate »at,y In tne Touiblgriee Hirer, «jfcc. Washington, May 21. Ihe Exchange National Bank of Noriolk has been organized with a capital of $250,000, at a is designated ss a Government depository and financial agent of the United States. John Jay Ktox, tbe popular disbursing officer of the Tieasury Departtf-ent, has accepted thecashier*bip of the insti- tution and will soon tnter upon his duties. Iroops in verv large numbers continue to arrive here, preparatory to the gtand review. Custar's cavalry brigade passed through Washington to-day to quarter in the suburbs. The Army of tue Potomac is first to be revfewed on Tuesdaj, and some of the corps will commence moving as early as 3s o'clock in the morn- ing, in order to leach in good season their designated position. The Charge d'Affaires of the HanseatiC R»publicprid an official vieit to the President yesterday, to assure him in their behsli of the universal sorrow and sym- pathy fi It lor the American nation in the loss it has sustained by the assassination of Abraham Lincoln. Ihe-Navy .l.'epartinent this morning received a com- munication from Acting Rear Admiral Thatcher, un- der date of May 6, off Mobile, in which he says: "I have the honor to fntorm the Department that, on rhe night oi tbe 4th inst,, I received a writh n proposition from Commodore K. Fatrand, commandiog the Con- federate forces in these waters, to siirr-nder to meal! the rebel navel forces, officers, men and public property ret afloat under his command and vox blockaaed bs a portion of our naval fleet in the Tombig tee river, and desiring a meeting with me to arrange the terms of sur- render to the United States. I nccordiujUy met Com medore Farrand at Citronville, a point about 'S> mi'rs above Mobile, aid accepted his proposiil on the same basis as granted to Gen. Richard Taylor b7 Maior Gen- eial Conby, the latter having taken place at tbe same point and t,im». Gen Canby nut being present, some days will elapse before all the arrangements are com- pleted for the reoeption of the Confederate officeis, men, vessels and pioperty. den. therldou A.ntntird to Command We«t of the 'ttj.....sli,,.l -f be matter of Klrby Smith's Surrender, New Youk, May 21. The Beratd's special Wash- ington dispatch says Mnj, Gen. Sberidat- has been a- signed to th.-command of all the troooa wes» ot tue iUississmpi, and will shortly leave for that part of the country. Immediateb after the rovipw this week a force will le sent to the trans* Mi-sissii,pi Xhefliro/d's New Or'eons letter says Col. Sprazue. of Gen. Pope's stuff, was expecbd to return trW Shreve-port with Kirby Smith's decision on the uues- tion of surr I eler or etlmwise. The railroad will soon be- in operation to Jai-kson, Miss. Cousid-rable cotton is coming out of the Ynzoo river. The army worm has appeared, on s. veral plantations. Gen. Hanb's order forbids all intercourse, commercial or otherwise witn the country of Mississippi. Ti.xnloMen of a Ktemn.r. LorjieviLLE. Ky., May 20. The st'omer Bird Lovi, from Sr Lnum bound to Louisville, blew up near Evansville to-day. James Swi't, first olerk, and ot* engine-r are n pnrte.d missing. Three or four deck Dands were lulled. THE ASSASSINATION TRIAL, Saturday's Proceedings. Washington, May 20. The Court met at u o'clock. 2 30 rsMm0Dy w ^s'e'day was read, occupying uutU Ihe first witness was the Assistant Secretary of War, Mr. Dana, who identified an instrument exhibited as one he took from the office ot the rebel s. crefarv of State, Benjamin: it is a key to the rebel official cipher Ben.iamin's office consisted of a suite of three or four rooms, his personal office being tho innermost of all this was in a room occupied by his confidential secre- tary : most of the articles and records had been taken away, but 1 found some interesting documents- this i« a key to the cipher by whicu certain letters of the alphabet can be used for other letters, and by u-ifig these pointers such a cipher can be translated! or plain writing turned into cipher; the machine is about a fooe long eight inches high, and consist- of a wooeten cylinder which has a paper envelope inscrltn d with letters; the cylinder revolves in pivot holes at each end, and a bar across the top contains woodeu iu- dices pointing down to the letters. Major Eekerl testified that a cipher ehowa him and which was taken from the trunk of J. WilkeB Booth and that taken from the lebel Secretary of War's office were the some. Several rebel cipher dispatches which have fallen into the hands of our War Department had been referred to him for examination, some of wnich were tho same as this and worked on the same princi- ple. Rebel dispatches of the I3rh and 19th of October last were in his possession, and were deciphered on the same principle, although the kej-word was different. Tne following translation wss then lead: October 13. We xgain urge the imminent necessity ol gaining immediate advantages. Strain every nerve for victory. We now took upon the reetection ol Lin- coln in November as almost certaiu, and we n"ed to whip Ms hirelings to prevent it; besides, with Lincoln re-elected and his armies victorious, we teed not hope even tor recognition, much less the help mentioned in our last Holcomb will explain this. These figures of the Yar See armies are correct to a unit. Your mend shall be immediately set to work as you direct." " October 19,1864. Your letter of the 13th inst is at hand. There1 is not time enough to colonize many voters before November, A blow will shortly be stiicken here. It is not quite time. Gen. Longstreot is to attack Sherman without delay aid then move nor-hasfar as practicable toward unprotected points, this will be made instead of tbe movement before-1 ien- tioi-d. He will endsavor to assist the Republicans;.n collecting tne ballots. Be watchful ana assist him." Ihe ongmul was sett to its addiess. i the 13th came from Canada and went to Kiel and that of the 19th came from Richmond and Canada Uineral Hamilton testified that be was iotnJUkr wi'h the hand writing of trnhtj Oldham; a c him wns testified to as being in oldham'* I 1 was formerly member of Cotgies- from T testified to a letter ,'iom Oldnam to Jeff. Davf in rela- tion to the plan for burning shipping, etc.; did not know the McCullough mentioned in the letter, Siageon Barnes Usi.itied that be tuauc an examina- tion oi the body of Booth; on the left aide of the neck was a scar occasioned by an operstion performed by Dr Way lor the removaf ol a tumor three inches below the tar Frank Blohe testified that he lived half a mile from Brjantovvn, Charles county, Maryland; was mere on the Saturday (at 4 V. M.) alter the murder of the Pres- ident; saw Dr. Mudd there, between 3 and 4 o'clock, in a store. J. H. Ward testified: Lived near Bryantowa; was in Brvai'town the day after the assassinstion; I heard oi the assa'tiuation in Bryantown, between 1 and 2 o'clock; witness could not tell the preoise time ho left Bryautown for home, but tbought it was about 3 o'clock; hud »n impression he saw Dr. Mudd get on hi6 hoist; at Bryantown, but could not swear it was Dr ftiudd. Robert Nelson (colored) was shown a knife and testi- fied that it looked like tue one h? found opposite Sec- retary Seword's house Saturday morning, after the Se cretary was stabbed; found it in the middle of the street, and gave it to Dr. Wilson. He was cross exam- ined, but nothing new was elicited** Dr. Wilson identified the knife as ^ie one given him by Nelson on Saturday, the 25th of AprU, in Seward's library. Col, J. B. Stewart testified that he was at Ford's the- atre on the night of the assassination, and was sittm" in the front chair near the orchestra, on the right band side; there are two aisles to the orchestra, and my side was in the corner on the left hand, light under and bringing mi immediately next to the music stand; at the report of the pistol I was startled; was spee'rini; to my sister, my head being turned to th-3 left;,* glanc> d back to the stage; an exclamation was made and a man leaped Irom the .President's box, alighting oa the stage; he came down with his back slightly toward the audi ence, but as he was rising his face came fully iu view; 1 rose and attempted to leap on the stage; made two or three steps on the railing io the right after atigUttug Horn where I sit and keeping my attention on th? man who had alighted on the etage and who had jumped from the President's box; wnen I reached the stage, on looking to the left, Ipercived he had disappeared a; the left hand egress; I exclaimed, " Stop that man," and then went past the length ot the etage, and tam- ing to the right was twenty ffeat from the ooeir; but the door was slaiumed to; 1 got to the door ve<y quick, but I swung it tho wrong way, but remedied that and passed but; as I approached the door, alter I had said, " Stop that man," some one said he bad gone on a horse, and 1 heard the tramping of a horse; wbea 1 got to the door I Baw a man mounting a horse; the moon was Just beginning to rise and I could see him better. The oorse was moving as though prematurely spurred in mounting. I ran in the direction lo which the horse was hoaaing, and when about eight or ten feet frotii the head of the horse the rider brought him around to riie right again. The horse's feet were rat- tling violently upon the stones. I crossed in the sumsi direction and- was now on the right hand side of the hoi se, but be was gaining on ine. When about t'Ao- thirds ot the way out of tho alley he brought the Ivusri forward and swept to the left of F street. I cora- n?anded hiin to stop. I pass, d several persons iu the passage, one or two men, perhaps five persons alto- gether, Near (he door on the right side, I pas^eda person standing, who seen ed in the act ot turning. I saw a pen-on there who did not seem to be movi-g about The witness bore identified Spangler, who looke'l like this la'ter person. Mr, Stewart then explained the route taken by Booth in escaping from the theatre by plan?. Cross-examined. When I got out of the door the person was in tue saddle, leaning forward, loft I lot apparently in tho 8'inup, malting auparefjti-?'a Circle; he was getting control ol hfs horse for u for ffard muvc ¦ ni'.nf: w»s oi the opinion that us soon as be got nts loot into the stirrup he staited the hors", who, having the rein drawn on one side, did not at once make a stiaightforward movement. By Judge Holt Every person thr.t catue, under my notice, as 1 »aw through the stage, seeme i greatly agi- tated and literally bewildered, except the per«,,n near the door, who did not ecem to bt> under th j juaie ox- citement. By Mr. Biting it seemed to me as if it took me only so long as y ou could count one, two, three, four, ave from »he time of the report of the pistol untU1 reached ihe doOt My ImftteSsion w»i S">.?n he came from the Prtrioent'a box that the President had been v,.,atslha- ted; waB so much under that impression, tkCHlKh 1 had not bearii a woid after the person on the Itoraehau gone off, that 1 informed the people in the alley that the person who wi it off on that horse had shot the President; saw a ptofile and full view ot this person as be passed around. By Junge Holt I recognized Booth when I law him on the eta^e; after returning I took my family home and immtbiatcly went to Seoretary Stantoa's resi- dence, hut finding persons there, went to tie police station and i-ave Superintendent Richards my name and what miormation 1 bad; I said 1 thought I knew who it was; every person except the one I hive men- tioned aeunitd penectly bewildered on the stage; 1 felt much vexed at Booths getting awav; could not possi- bly be satisfied that the door was not slammed to by some other person than the one who went out; the per- son who I saw inside the door was in a position, had he beer so disposed, to have interrupted the exit ot Booth; be showed no agitation like the other people, By tbe Court Ihe man nearest the door could have opened it ana gone out b&fore I did; it was immediate- ly within his control. Hubert A. Campbell testified as follows: Reside in Montreal, Canada East; am fiist teller iu the Ortario Bank of Montreal; identified bank account ol Jacob Ihoinp-on; it commenced May 30,1864; prior to that be had left sterling exchange drawn on rebel agents at Liverpool or London tor collection; as soon as the agents odvised us ot lulls oeing paid, the proceeds were p'aced to his credit; the fit--t advices he had wen< on Mov 30. and £2000 stedirg was the am,.unt of the ac- count closed April 11,1806; the aggregate amount of the credit v. as $619,873; there is now a balance due him ot $17,630; he has drawn $300,000 nearly since tbe first ot March; he bought at ote time $105,000 in sterling ex hange. Ihe fir»t entry in April last was on the 4th, a check of $100; there is a deposit receipt under date of 6th April of $180,WO, which was to be paid when presented; he purchased, April 8, £440 sterling exchange; also, £4000 sterling on the same date; on 24th March he purchased $b0,C0U sterling exchange; knew i'hompsm person- ally; he had not been seen in the bank lately, Hia last transaction was a check given to a hotel keeper- he taid he was going overland to Halifax, en route to Europe; this was about two weeks before navigation opened; he wos recognized as the Agent of the Con- federate States; his account was simply with Jacob Thompson; h6 resiiJtd part of the time in Upper Canada and part of the time in Montreal- he had other money transactions with other banks in Canaaa. One transaction was of $60,000 with tbe Niagara District Bank, drawn to tho order of C C Ciay. The bank sent it to us, and we placed It to their credit. Knew J. Willies Booth; bad one or two tran- sactions with him; may have seen him in Canada a dozen times. Ue has still to his credit in our bank four hundred dollars. This credit arose from a deposit the memvranuuin of which runs: "Check drawn on MerchaitB' Bank by Davis, $226, and ten $20 bills" Davis was a broker in Montreal. Booth purchased a bill of exchange for £61; said be was going to ruu the blockade. He asked whether in case ot oaptu'e hta captors cou'd make use of -his exchange. I said No not unles be indorsed the bill. He then aatd he would' take $300 worth, tor which he paid Ameiican gold I hese are the only two transacnons he had with us' Witness identified bills taken from Booth as Ontario Ba'-k bids. Witness stated that Thomp»on bought $15,000 in greenbacks, and July 11, usuyjOO that was the amount, in jold; on the lltb Maich last he bouirht $1000 at 111; tor which he pail $553 in gold He bousbt several drafts on New York. Tbe Judt'e Advocae stated that there was only one other witiess he desired to be oxamined to-day- ti-at was a very important witness; but for the 'same n osons as in other instances it was not desirable that his examination should be public. The court was then cleared. The remainder of the deliberations of the court wera secret, alter which the cpurt adjourned to Monday. Sales of «< »««-Thirties, Philadelphia, May 21. Ihe subscriptions to the 7-JO loon on Saturday amounted to $1,916 350 The largest Western subscriptions were $2o0,0b0 from the 2d National B;,nk of St. Louis and $90,000 from the 1st National Bank of Spnngfi.ld, Illinois ihe largest Eastern subscriptions were $100,000 from the 1st Na- tional Bank of Reading, Pa , and $100,000 from the Na- tional netrtu ollian Bank of Washington, there were TJ35 indi. idual^ubscriptioue. Total subscriptions lor the week $12,10i,i.> Miscellaneous Dispatcher St. Louis, Mo., May 20. The steamer MoCombs with a regiment of cavalry for Eonsaa City, and laden with government stores, was sunk in tbe Missouri river. No lives lost. Boat and cargo a total loss. Toeokto, C. W., May 20. Dr. Blackburn to-day gave bail in $4000, and tne case was aojourned to ana- ble tte prosecution to have time to procure further evi- dence. New Yokk, May 20. Goldcloaed to-night at 130S, after call *t ISO,! 1 wo thiiueai'd bules of govenmont cotton, con- signed to Simeon Draier, arrived here today from Charleston. At, the auction sales to day 5000 bales of co.ton from Savann.h were disposed of at8li a 48'c in go c for fair to inferior, The Em opean etenmers to-day took out nearly 1000 paisengers. New Yokk, Mav 21. rhe Times' special Washing- ton dispatch says Gen Banks has not been removed, andwhetberie wi.i or not depends on whether the Piesidett thinks as tbe commission do, New Yokk, Moy21. Governor Buckingham ot Con- necticut and s<atf. and Governor Smfth of Rhode lsi»t d and (Hi id leave here lor Washington to-mor- row uomig in a specal car. New York. May 21 There was a fire to-night in Niblo's iheot'O. It was cupfuied to the oiroeoter's loom The Me iopolltan Hotel was slightly^amag'd. The business ol the note, and theatre wil Bot be mter- Jeied with in the lendl rBOViDEKoe R I., May 21. Mrs. AMiy Stetb and dauiilrir en d Ephroiin liar i(on u-e.re drownea in our . harbor this m-rning by the upsetting ot a sail boat by a flaw of wind. THE ARREST OF JEFF. DflVIS. Full Particulars of the Capture. "MAMMA" DAVIS WISHES TO GO TO THE WELL. Her (ouhides and Whiskers Betray Her. CAPTURE OF A PORTION OF JEFF'S SPOIL. The Agitation of Davis on Reading the Reward Offered for Him. VICE PRESIDENT STEPHENS AND GEN. WnEELER ARRESTED. New Yokk, May 21. The Herald's corre:pondence (lives th<; particulars of the arrest of Jeff, Davis, ful'y confirming the official accounts already publisher. When the guard went to the tent they were met by Mrs. Davis an dishabille, with " Please, gentlemen, don't disturb the privacy of ladies before they have time to dress." " All right, madam," said the Cor- poral, "we will wait unti1 you have on your dress." Presently there appeared at the tent door an ostensibly old lady with \> bucket en her arm, escorted by Mrs. Dsvis and her sister. 'Please let my old mother go to the spring lor some water to wash in," said Mrs. Jeff, iu a pleading tone. " It strikes me your mother weuis very tig bootn," said the guatel, as he hoisted the old lady's dre;s with his sabre and discovered a pair of No. 13 calf skins "and whiskers, too," said ihe Servant, as he pulled the hood from her lace, and lo! Jeff. Davis stood be.'Oie them. A pistol was immediately placed at his ear, and he was placed in durance vile. Only about SSOOOin specie waa found with the pirty, though several boxes were not searched. They were brought along, however, and will be delivered to the authorities at Washington. There were found on the person ol Postmaster tieneial Keagan papers showing thatalaige amount of specie bud been shipped for, London, which will also be delivered to tbe author!- Tie's ny <;ot Fritchard The latter, with the prisoners. imm-Hiately started foil- Macon. 1 In party were all sullen, ana Davis remarked to Pritchard that had they not been taken by surprise they would not have surrendered without a fight. While On the road they received a copy ot the Presi- dent's proclamation oflermg S100.000 reward tor Davis. Davis read it and trembled and pressed his hands to Ins Bide, and with a groan be dropped the paper. His wife picked it up and read it aloud, wheu the entire party burst into tears. The cavalcade, arrived at Macon en the 13th, and soon after took a special train for Atlanta and thence lor Augusta. Stephens and Wheeler were captured by a detm-ii- rrentof Gen. Upton's division, and (lay and his lad' suirendered to Gen, Wilson at Macon. FROM CHARLESTON. I'llinl of I>i-t»on«r> or War Trouble* be- tween tue Whilea and Negroes la Charles- ton Concerning- Voting Opinions of Chlet- Tnstlce Cbase en tbe Anbjett 'I lie Negroes to be Probably I.elt to loi-iu the State Con- ?-lluillon-Military Aualrs-Oov. MeOrath snowing Ktil.iMtr to the New OroVr ol Things. New Yoek, May 21, The steamer Arago, from Hil- ton Head 17th, via Fortress Monroe, arrived last uffhl Among her passengers were fifty paroled prisoners of mi, including ex-Brig. Gen. .Basil Duke. The Herald's uhaileston correspondent reports an attempt was made to hold a meeting by the old cit- izens ot that city on the 10th, hut the " chivalry," who were endeavoring to appear Union men, left on finding a considerable number of negroes present, A meetiug, smaller in number, however, was held of cut-and-out Unionists snd negroes. There was much excitement over the matter, the whi'es collecting in groups iu the streets and giving vent to their feeling against the claim of the negroes to vote and consult in public meet- irgs. The older citizens counseled the people to retire quietly to their homes. The commotion was increas- ing when Judge Cbase arrived in tbe city. Mayor Macbeth and others waited on him. In fact, his audi- ence room was crowded during ihe day. In reply to numerous questions, he expressed tin opinion that it would be b»tt*r for the whites and colored people that the tatter should have tie right of voting in the formation of the new Constitution. He did not know what would be the action ot the Government, but stated that while Piesident Johnson was Military Gov- ernor ot Tennessee the people there adopted a Consti- tution that did not give the right of suffrage to colored people, nor even the right to testify iu a court of jus- tice Tbe Constitution had, however, been accepted by the Government of the United States. Judge Chase sad the Government would not recognize tho present Governor ot th-. State, nor any ot the 1-gislative body that had been engaged in the cause oi the re eliion. A new State Constitution would have to be formed and suhii itted to Coigress. His conversation had a happy effect in reconciling the citizens to him and the new order of affairs. In tbe afternoon Judge Chase addressed between 5C0O and 6000 colored people and about 5000 whites at Zion Church. He was received with tremendous cheer- ing, and advocated the right of tbe negro to the ballot, though he was not ready to say the Govern -aent was infiivorof unversal suffrage. He advised them to be honest, temperate, industrious! and faithful, and to lay upborne of thtir earnings for a rainy day. His views did not seem fully to meet those of either of the con- flicting pai I There wss some ill-feeling between the negro troops and the 127th C?ew Ifork infautry, on acoount of the symntttny ot the luttej l'-.r tue whites, but «< di-iurb- ai-oe occurred, Gee. Hatchbaving promptly suppressed the rising symptoms ot trouble. It was said that no further nseetings would be al- lowed, and it the white citizens don't act promptly and repeal all State laws antagonistic to the United States, it is thought the State will be entirely given over to the negroes, who will form a new Constitution. The South Carolina Railroad was being lapidly re- paired. It is neatly completed to Orangeburg, Gi n. flai twell's brigade, consisting of tbe 54th New York and 25th Ohio Veterans, and the 55th Ua-sachu- setts and 10th United States colored regiments, will h^ stationed at Orangeburg. Ariangemente are being made to repair otter rail- ¦Omul Advices from Columbia state fha* Governor MrOrnth Still keeps up aspirit of resist,^. He^haforetlred "e must:.*."1* m o» an males between 16 and 60 to form a State fotce unutr Wade Hampton. The people, how- ever, are anxious (or peace aid the arrival ot United States troops. FROM FORTRESS MONROE. Tear. Duvts and his Fellow Prisoners 81111 on Shipboard Arrival of Caplnred Confeder- ate Documents, Fortress Moheob, May 20. It has been definitely ascertained that Jeff. Davis aDd oarty are still on b-.ard the steamer Cljde, anchored in Hampton ltoads. Tne prisoners comprise principally the following pprsons, viz: Jeff. Davis, Mrs. Davis and four children, her brother, Alexander H. Stephens (in extremely bad health), C. C. Clay and wile, tieu. Wheeler and staff; and Col. Johnson. Col. Treat, of Gee. Schofleld's staff, arrived last evening from Newbe iu in the steamer John Tracy, with five tons of archives and documents pertaining to the Southern Confedetacy, captured a few days since by poitions of oui forces at Charlotte, N, C. They were immediately transterred to a steamer and sent to Washington. THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE. New Yobs, May 21. The steamship Hansa, from Southampton 10th inst., arrived to-day. The steamships hluroua, from Bos'on, arrived out on the 8th, tbe Belgian, from Quebec, on thy 10th, and the Lafayette, from New Yoik, on the 9th. The Propontis put back to Queenstown with her uacninery damaged. The Prince of Wa Ies opened the Dublin International Exhibition on the 0th. leu thousand persons were present, In the House of Commons on the 8th the debate of the burgh franchise bill was resumed. Mr. Greirory thought if It were pas«ed it wouln lead to universal suffrage, Sir (i. Grey said the Government would not bindthfm6elves to the six pounds sterling franchise, Mr. Horsman said the bill was only an insialment and must lead ultimately to universal suffrage. Mr. Dis- raeli warned the House against sanctioning any Hung like Democracy, calling ou them to reject the bill by a large majority. The House divided on the previous question yeas 211, nays 288; majority 74, and the bill was the'efore lost. The Times says: " We hope Mr. Johnson will treat the enemy, once at his mercy, with greater leniency ttian he affects. Now that Lee has sunendered, M'- bile fallen and Johnston has oontessed himself ex- hausted, tbe Worth ciui adbrd to be iiiaKnauimous. V» e don't telii-Te they will sully their victory with deeds of cruelty. Booth's eDd was too good for such a miscreant. Most hone.-t men must feel in common with the Ameiicans that justice has been cheated of a victim. Woothoim of Alfxandria has suspended, '1 he Confederate Loan was selling at 13 and 15. The Empress ot Trance presided at a State Council on the 0th and afterward recived the American Am- bassador. She has addressed a private letter ot sym- pathy to Mrs. Lincoln. In the Corps L»gisla*if a bi'l ha3 been introduced asking three hundred and sixty millions for the public works. The Emperor has issued a proclamation to the inhab- itants of Afgieria, urging them to become attached to the soi', and treat the Arabs as fellow countrymen. Be says: " We must be masters because we are more civilized, and generous because we are stronger." The Emperor was received everywhere with enthusiasm. It e has issued a proclamation to tbe Arabs calling on tbem to recognize the decrees of Providence, and says *»vo millions ot Arab5 can't lesist forty n-illions Ot Frem* ^ Bentfsb,.. 8QC. The Europe, published al Frankfort, Germany, has been prohibited on account oi an article defending polk col assassination. Ihe Italia sat a Italy recognize? the Pope, as tbe Chief of Catholicism and will always treat with him upon reiis'ous matters, but does not acknowledge' his t<mporal sovei' igi ty, Austria declines to discuss with Prussia the question of compensation for the Duchies, but mightj do so in reference to Lawrence-burg. The Beicbrah has voted the budget for a Stato rev- enue of 522.045,860 florins and au expenditure of 511,- 905,453. Rebel Cbtjises. A confederate cruiser is reported at Manila. Commercial. riVEEPOOL, May 9-Evertng. Cotton Sales for two days 35,tH'0 bales, l> cluclnit le.uiO to spe-utatois and ex- porters. The maifcet is buoyant and Ma % A h'gtier. The M&rcheeter marfcet wa» firmer. Istesdituffs-Floui dull out tteady. Wheat quiet and feteaoy. Corn iuii and 8 @ 6d lower; mixed ass. I'rovbions Beef Brm. P-tk s'eadj. Bacon quiet and Btea&v. Laid Bietdy. Tallow cull aid uncharged. Pieduce Allies quiet Hngnr inactive. Coffee steady. Eire quiet and pteadp. Spetrn Oil small sail" at £s6. Itenln heavy. Spirits Turpentine flat. Petroleum quiet and steady. 1 om on, May 9 evening CorsMn for money 9014 ®»H. Illinois Central a arts WH © TiX. Erie Bbiurta 56 Inlioc Mates !>20s 64 @ 61*. nfonetarv Affairs, NEW YORE, Mav 20 Stocks b-tter. Colcairo and Roc* Island Kailrnad 94X; Cnmuerland jpieferrcu 38'-*; thiuoi! Oentr-1 K&iir- ad 116* : Mitfo-gaa pont^ein etsllr.ad 60^: New tort Central Railroad 81X; Rending Railroad 9,1 X : Hudson Ralirtau lilt; Oanto^C'o 8(1; Frie R nil road 71H; cbicwgo BurlinEfon atd Quincv umlrcad liil: Cleveland ani l'liisinrn R*i'ro°d 68H - cnicngo in a North Western Itoiiroad 27«: U 8 8-2US lOiiH; V 8 etiupnn Sixes ot 1881, l(*t GoldlSiM. ___________ Market* NFWl'OTW, May 20. Pi. ur-rccelptu 15,261 bbln: Bales G^li nba; t-»atennd West-rt dull end ft® Ivlotver; super- 2- >-i«ie 85 70 @ 15It; rx'ra ro 8« ie@6«; ehulce ito »6 25 <a 6 K; round bcop Ohio 1G 80 @ 7 W; cbolcs do *7 05 KJ |" ejtrra $5 7<i<fS S!I0: common to g-iod ¦'¦ ra dull and lower; sales(i'O : "0 @ » OH; fam-v and extra 18 15 (8 2 fit: On- * @ 10c lower; sales 4»0 bbls: com- rren extra : to choice lit, Wmtquieta' i els winttt re,d WcHeru, toor, at 81 Si (ft i SO. Com oocned active and f® 2c belter und closed dul declmim tendency; sofe*-45,500 bushels: new mixed Wen- He. ili- do unsoiino 55c, white New OrleaLS 7ti!4c; new yellow Western 82 ® 85c: vellow Sew Orleans 71c. Osts opened 2 @ 3c better ai.d closed dull wttti the improvement In a measure lost: sales Cannna nl4.'ic; stutc 48 ® 50c; .e;!?{,49 @ 01c: We3t.n:50@52;<c. Beef heave ; sales 350 bhle; plain mes* «io (ot 14: extra rues' »12 at, 18. Pork MiSfttlcd snd lower; sales 8000 hols; als^i 9"(I0 bbll new nJcii,,.l,i'^H^June''Ui', ,ulTi sellers'and buyers'op ion, at m IS ® 23 50; new mess »23 w 23 75, closing at its .'5, ?, .; 0,Q,<'1 W ® at 50, cash and regular wav, closing at »2150, cash; prime »21; prime mess *18 50 @ 20, Laid un- charged ; sales 13; ii bbie at 15 ® 18c '*! lb. ISuti er dull and bpavy; sales Ohio at 11® 21c; State 20 ® 33c. Wlibkv dun, heavy and lower: s«ics 150 bbii; Western »2, Cotton !,'rmy:,i,8.alf'sHwta,cs; mlddlint 55c: sales by autstlmi to- ?.?¦;=> .W a.lc" Savannah Cotton at 48«c lor mldunnp: fair; J f JJ?« 'or strict nuidling; 40 ® 4u)4c lor low midullug; iS ® 30c tor Rood ordinary, and 84>i ® 35* lor oidlnary, all payable m gold. Riec dull; sales 10(1 baga Kauiiiion at 4S»c, in bond Sutarsdull; safca 59 bhds; Muscovado Wtc. f oftee dull. Molasses dull. Naval Stores quiet; Spirits IPiP^llS *?1"@2 2»- Pish quiet, till, lower; llnaecd *ifi«>. .20; lard, sirrm and >, bale nominal Petroleum quiet; ciin'eSSc; refined bomled 49c; reflned free 09 ® 70c. lODaoco quiet and steady; sales Kentucky at 7 (« ton. Tal- low sttady ; salts 125.000 Mis at 10!4 ® 10*.c. Wool dull. Fr«lght4 to Lrv cr;.oot dull. Ship News. NEW YORK-Ar21st, ships Johu BiUht. Liverpool; id ler, Bremen; I »lqnr> Hnny Booth. Zaza; ilmira i m > MatoiizsB: brigs Nell'e Hunt, River Plate; AlfVetta, Oiii- lueeos; ll>drn Zizn: Oprcra, Trinidad, Cuba; PI rence, Hanaasllla; I ;la, 1 ubacoa: ecb Hen Burnmdo, Barecoa. A so ar Jist, 17 8 steamer H'ymiusing, battiias Inlet; ebm Vitlia Mppgiora, Cardiff; barques Tnrsult, K,-y "vet- Rf-i-b, R'f. Janeiro; Hampton. Matanzaa: lnlg» PannH B.itiei-. dt,; ililtannla. do; 8imilc, Cardenas; Helen. Carttiajrenit _____________ BKCSStLS CAIimTS*AT OLD P«ICBS-S2 25 FIB YARD. This invoice of Carpets, purchased at the recent trada tales in Sew York, comprises the latest patterns la licaatl- ful Persian, Chintz and other modern styles. Also Hall snd Stair Carpets to match, Tliis ia balleeed to be tlie cbeso'st i..t i,i fine Caire'lngs in this market, bring a re- duction of over onc-bi.if of the .'ormer high puces. Nkw Ekolasd Carpet Co., 75 Hanover street. PtECAKI CABFBT8 CnEAP. An invoic J ofStngllBh Tap cttry Brussels for «1 75 per yard, jus', received Irom the last lr»de sale in New Yoik by the Nsw Usci.akd Carpet to., 75 Hanover slicct. Floor On, Clchs The entire stock ot a manufacturer for 'tile at manufacturer'* prices by the s»w Kkolakd Cabfk Co., 75 Hanover street. «. Don't Pay t'.e Hiah Prices. BajUta Tapw- tiirsioril 75 per yard. lieai nsMisiis tw *g^fi ntrvsfflli Union lAAiains fer 02 cents per >u-d * Woolen Ii grains f; r 75 cents to (I per y«i I. Floor Otl i loths lor to cents per j aid. vi ,< ire dally receiving roods Oom tne New York sales at panic puces, and our customers will be supplied" oorre- epcndli gly low. New Hholano Cacpet COHPAMt, 75 Hanover street. " Woodman, spare that tree, Touch not a single bough." Ho si-ga the good old s^nn;, * nd Woodman all day long s le ^ hot Slide.?, a'l sizes, at 25 cents per groaa WOODMAN & CO., 96 Milk street. KkT"' The Rubber Sole Balmorals are lust the thing for ladies' misses' and children's wear at this season of the year. They possess all the advantages of the ordinary rub- ber sandal, and are free from alt thetr objections. Tbey are having an immense sale, and every sensible lady In the land will have them. To try tbem once is to wear them always. For sale by J. Mansfield, 14 Tremont row. Itt> J A limited number of aharcs of the working capital of tho Boston and Big 8andy Oil Company may be bad on favorable terms, if applied for Immediately. See advuttse- mentia another column of this paper. Auction 8aie. Genteel House at the West End, very desirable, No. 41 Blossom street, near McLe&u and AIV ti Etieets, opposite the bcaulilul grounds of the Massa- chusetts Utncrs.1 Hespital, and commanding floe viewa of Chores liter, Cambridge aud Brooklinc, this day, at one o'clock,by N. A.Thompson <St Co. See advertisement in Auction column. \£W Auct'on sale of tbe eedendld suburban reskUnuo on Oik Hill, Woburn Centre, this day at 4 o'clock. Cars leave the Lowell depot at S o'clock for tbe sale. (Ieosoe R. Hicbeorn la tbe Audi («id»i- Campbor Is Cbetp. I.'e'iablc, Fratiant and Datable, and Is sold by tvciy e'lUgg'St. HARRIS * CHsU'MaN of Boston n-ake It. ___________It_________________my 2* The Golden Slicaf Bourbon, Made from wl e at, rve, snd com, the purest and best whisky to he fi-iind. For sale all over tlie country. Try it. It my 22 Our Wines Jijv. johleveJ a wide and lasting nopulrritv.and wbeiever a g< od a. d pun Wine is desired our brands ol I'., itbruia Vi ines will i c apnreotated. _ inj22 it_________pehkins, sTi-:r:\ a co. Catanta, Hay Fever, Jtroi.e-hllls, Ac *c. Is positively cured by the (ireai German ¦iw__________________HFILMITTILL._______________my it The Proprietor Of ATWCODS (JblNlNK TONIC BIITEKS feels himself peifectly lusttned ,n eaviig that the curative pr pi rtiea of ails tloleare unrivaled ie;r the eradication oi ryspeosis, lantuor, stck-lier.'iache, nervous detlttsy. Iosb of appetite or For fever and ague.________3t my22 Sharp. fneonnertlem with our bmloeia of rrai-u'acturlng Surgi- cal ana Dental I'stnmn-uts, we have established a " Re- pair lie-pitta enl " lor .iharpening, Repairing, and i*ollsr- ir.g in tbe best manner all kinds of Surgieal and Dental instrument!, Ladies', Banker's, Birber's and Tailor's ScH- »ois arid Shears, Kczors. I'-'ii and rocket Knives, Table Cutler-, 4c. CODMAN A SilLRl'LKFF, BJH2-II WMm Nos. 13 and 15 Ircmoiit street, Bo'ton. A Sure Remedy Por Chills and Fever. AlF.U's AGUE CURE never fails. lw_________________mi 20 Strcugili Doubled, Ado1 hialth equally t'nprf.vrd, by an original method tsnght oh'y by G. B. WINDSHIP, si. v., Cliarcb. Buiidrng Pxik- st.t(,*>t. lit mo 9 Nil 8><".|».'i;in<<«im, Invalids who are suffering with Liver Complaint r«. dice. Dyspepsia, Headache, Dizziness, Blllousnc,, ti.,,. t Debility, (Jostlveness, Loss of Appetite, or any V-nmni.; : caused by impure Blood or derangement of tie /wvSL.ri and ItoKels, should never iiesp li- of being cured whi.n» WARREN'S BILLIOUS BITTERS can le oMaUu-SI »% cents and $1 a bottle of M. S. BURR A CO , M^Ttem . itreet, ami all Druggists.___________tf ' Si Perry's Moth and Freeble LotioiT Cbloasma or Moth Patches, Lentiro or Freckle) t?TT.' c. r-KKi;,, who devotes all his time to dlseasei if «? Bkin, has discovered an Infallible remedy for tbe remri»i . moth, freckles and other discoloratlons 'from the «k!n wie£ out inlury to its color or texture. Prepared onw (,»£ B. C. PEKKY DermatoioEisl. 19 Bond street, S v» ; For Bale by GFO. C. GOODWIN * CO., 38 Hanove7sfrnJe ana M. tf. BURR & CO.. 26 Tremont street Bo,, ' WEF.K8 A POrlEB, 17ci Wasbinston street Bos n!' wholesale agents for New England. Sold by all irti^i.t.' Call for l'crry's Moth, and Freckle Lotion. J««t««. Mason's Hair l»ye Hbs 1 een spplici to thousands at Mr. Mason's Rooms, and satisfies all. For tale by all Druggists. MWFlm-inylo Kudu's 4 rim can Ointment Cnrei the Army Itch and Silt Rheum. For sale brail DniggiBti.__________________Aiwinui myi2 &. B. ivilese, Ailvt'itisiMi: Agrent, 1 Seollaj's ItulMlnu, Com l stroet. Advertisements received daily tor the best newspapers in all parts of the Unite-C States and Canada. tr Not a few of the Worst Disorder!* That afTlfct mankind ariso from corruptions of tbe blood. QELMBOLD'8 EXTRACT OP SARSAPARILLA Is a remedy of the utmost value. I2tAMWFS5t mhu Dorchester. DR. c. ELLEBT STF.DMAN (late of V. S. Navy) baa ttgomi <i practice In Dorchester, at Meeting House Bill. iftUy I, 18t5. __________MWPMAM2T'___________mvl The Science of Medicine ' Should stand simple, pure, maiesttc; having foot for) its basis. Induction for Its pillar, truth alont for Its capita'. So staud HELMBOLD'S GENUINE PREPAKATIOB8 sstablislied over 16 years. 12tAMWP35t ir.h 16 No Medicine Ever offered to tbe public ha?, in so st.ort a time, secured the confidence of the peop-e, or given such universal satis- faction, ag Dr. VTAaat-H's Bilious Bittrbs. Sold bvu. S. BUKlt A CO., and bv Druggists generally. See advu- ttscmont._____________ M WPiSt ap2S For ihe Complexion. ORIENTAL LIQUID WHITE removes Tan, Freckles, Pimnles. Ac. Pitce 35 cents Sold by HARRIS A WETH- ERBEE. 1U9 Hanover, cor. Salem street. WStf mylO Boston and Bf« Sandy Oil Co. For tale, a United numbir of Shares ct tbe Working Capital on favorable te'm«. For ptospextu?, naps aatl full pttrticnltiir*. apply at the Office el tbe Company, No, 3d Hanover street, codman s Bundle g*. 3t* pay 19 fo Advertisers, S. M. PETTINGILLA e:0., 10 State street, arc constant- sending advertisements to any and every paper in tlie United States and Britisb Provinces at the publishers' lowest rates. Papers may bo seen on file at their office, No. 10 State street, Boston, and 11 Park row, New York. tf Beotvn BaoiBttas will sell a dc9frable residence on Foarfh street, South Bostcn, this day at 4 o'clock. Sen: ad- vertlse.ment. USST" Pcreen! wishing Rubber Goods of any description should older fr.m H. A. Hall, 85 Milk street H^=The best Foreign and American Cloths Ac. Ac, made to order at Bennett A Co.'s Oue Piice Clothing House, 14 and 15 Dock sqnare, lgg- Boys' and Tenths' Suits »2 50, 3 SO, 3 75, 4, 4 5(1, 5 5 IP, 6, 6 5f, 7,7 50,8, 8 50, 9,10, II, 12, 13, 14, 15, 1«, 17, 18 1S\ 20,22, 24,25,2.7,28 and 30, at Bennett A Ce.'s One Pries Home, 14 and 15 Dock squire. Beussels Carpets at »2 50. 100 pieces maiked down to close. Excellent goods, and very desirable. JOHN H. PRAV, SONS A Co., _______47 aud 49 Summer street. Ladies' Sandals, H/rsi quality, sizes 2M, 3, and JSj, only SO.cents per pair, at Brazilian Rubber Store, 29 School «t, B3P" Second Hand Safes, also Steel and Firc-jroof Safes at Mouse's Safe Factory, 74 Sudbury street. Shoe Buckles and Pattekns. The largest assortment in Boston at 90 Milk street. WOODMAN A CO. MONETARY AFFAIRS, Satckdat afternoon, May 2c, 1865. Ihe M-oney market has been unusually active to-day. Some cf the .National Bank* have been notifying for pay- ment of call loans to meet Government drafts, which has caused quite a stir in the street, and some 'eens had to law over till Mcnaay. It is one ol the epss; odiccl anges v.hicb. come on tbe market cccasiona'.ly, and rill, r.o doubt, settle down in a few days to tbe accustomed ea?e, As we pre dieted some days since, tbe third series of the Seven-thirty lean is going rather s.owly, the Runner!-*""* vesterCnv tSTore5Sen-fcT.?'""'¦O" ^e9<o'^Vcenl In Geld Inouk?think %¦ - - blnftag »h ', this result, ana we than chick *¦ " °«or«tJiy etouiS ab.vidon fhii point rather t.ueJl- i e poputarlfy of tbe loan. The rnartet con- liftii'' "">st bat<i ol I''1 c,as' psper mr discount, ard hut uWr ousiness is dolim at the discount bouse'. inFore'sn. E«bar,<.. but little is doing so msch iu od- vaiKteef packet day. Bankers hold firm tor Sterling at Gold is quite steady. Tbe large shipment of to-daj keeps the price Brm. The-e- is about % per cent, abatement ir'm Jbecloslnfi price ofyest, o».y. 13ITM is the biddlne price, IttlM asked. 1 be Nesv York market opened at I31J» and closes at I30?S. Governme-1 securities dull, and pricessamcaj yesterdsv, Oider.< went out by steamttr to-day with remitunce to pu>- ctifse Five-twenty Honas in London, and bold fi>r a rise Before these orders set there the rise will in all nrcbaHUty have taken place, although the next arrivals may not ormir advices ot much chance. Cur Share maiketts exceedingly anatbe'.lc. snd onlv oc- caeicnallysoae stocki shoe's tigns of ni'fl. Boston Water Power was more active and advanced K; Carv ttecllned fiom 17 to Kit*. The Mining stocks are heavy and depressed The a Tti-vn sa'e to-day went off heavily. About one- Inird of the shares odered were passed without b!Hs. Bank fihaier declined; Hostoa from 75 to 70, First National from 125 to UP, State from 77 to 67, Webster trora let to I02J«. in Manufacturing «barefi, Hamilton declined from 875 to 845 Lj man 87« to 83. Pacific from lt32 to 1809, Sandwich Glai,s lid to 104. Id Railroads. Boston and Lowell declined from \n% to 99X, Mldflletex 54 to 51'. tProm Kew fork Evening Post or May 20.1 Wall stre. t Is dull, and bublcess Is checked by toe pre- vailing diversity of epiuicn as to the, (mure course ot prices'. Th. bear paity t laim that since socic t the lesdbg specu- laiive Becuitties have r-eenimprfiii-d In value bt tne inter- ested Manipulations ot tbelr di-ei'-tois, the whole list of stoets are mce or less discredited In publti eitlm*tlr,n. On tne other bund, ft Is urpel, with respect to the leading Railroad stock?, that as the earnings wert nover greater than at present, tod as money is nkcly to continue oa«y. the best oividend-paytng stocks will continue to be sought as valuable Investments oy an increasing piopirt'on of the moneyed tlasFses of our peonle. Tte Loan market Is easy at « per cent, Tbe accumula- tion of capital coLtlcues. Commercial paper « ouict at 7 <&, 9Jii per cent Tte Stock market Is inert, and without any changes wor- thy of special notice. Governments are rather more In demand, ard It illroad shares are held for higher prices, but there lr little speculative ae.nvlts, except iu Eris. G..td continue^ dull, notwithstanding tbe heavy ship- ments to-coy. BAI.ES OF SXUVKIS HATTJBDAT. At the JBrokera' Board. $10,009 American Goia,..,,.....................,,,s is ;so ',500 ............do....................................130K $li(v)(io......,.....ao....................................isoh zo.tbO......,.....ao...............................i 5 laiiK »2M00............do.......,............................\SD% »m............do....................................in 1.5.000............do...............................s 3D 129 500 United States Couoons. July...................12s »550 United States Coupon Sixes. 1881, small........107"i »7,id0 United Statei Five-twenties, old............... liux $6,500 ............do in »5t0's..........................108H SlO.Oiiti ............ao...............................bio 103K *lf.7O0 ............an....................................108X $2,5 0 ............do small..............................102W $1,700............do ntiw...............................ii,2jj $10,1100 United States Ten-torties....................,,,. 94^ $ I.Win 1'nited states Debt Certincatej. Oct.........99 8 Webster Bank......................................\os 15 National Bank..,...................................99 6 Dwight Manufacturing Company .................Q0| Ifli Carv improvement Company.................s m 16 210...........do................................... tow 175 Boston Water PowerCoinpany.....................392.f 550 ............dc..................................,b3(J 40'4 ,do. 275 . ion........... ao. 1 Boston and Providence Railroad.......... 5o Metropolitan Hailroad.................... 50 Phiiai elphia, ^Hamilton and Rnltiiaore 3 Albany and Boston Minlna" Company..... 50 Bav Mate Mining Company............... 100 Boston Mining company................. 400 Copper .* albs Mining Ccmpmv........... IS..........,.do.............................. 50............do.............................. 150............do............................. SO Fruuktin Mining Company................ 50 ............do..,................... ....... so............ao....,......................... 100............40.............................. 50 Hancock Muting Company................ 200............do............................. 10(1 1'cwablcMining Coneirany................ 25............do.....______................... 50 Qnincy Mining flomoany.................. 10O South Side Mining Company.............. 200 Toltec Mining Companv................... 100 Booky Mountain Gold Company.......... By Joseph I*. Beoahaw. 4 Boston and Lowell Halnoad.............. s............ao.............................. 70 western Railroad.,...,.................... y Vermont aud Canada Railroad............ 23 Old Colony and Newport Railroad........ ID Onion Steamstuo Company............... SS............do............................ 7 Cambridge Gas Light Company........... 34 Wbipnle File Manufacturing Companv... 10 National Insurance Company.............. 3'i Boston Insurance Company............ 5 Bunker mil Fire Insurance Cemnany.. 10 Phil.. Wil. and Baltimore Eaiiroaa..... 3 Fitchburi Railroad....................... 5 Washington Mills....,.................,. 10 Franklin Company. Lew Iston........... 20 Boston and Sandwich Glass Comnany.. 4 Lowell Machine Shop................... 3 Hamuten Manufacturing Co............ 1 Pacific Mills............................. 14 Lvman Mills............................. 3 Mlddleiex Mills.......................... 6 Stato national Bank..................... 106 .,......... do..... -----------............. 44 Tiemrnt National Bank................. 5(1 F.liot National Bank .................... lie. EaMoNati!n«lBank..................... 5 National Bank or the Republic.......... 29 Second Nntloial Bank................... 10 Market National Bank.................. 2 Flies National Bank.................,... 1(1 Quincv Mining Company............ 24 Middlesex Hoise Railroad............... 160 fthort Mountain Coat Comoanv......... 40 Bear Vaiiov, Ac. Coai Company....... 17 Belmont Coal Company................ 20 Marnrootb Veil1 Coal Company......... $5.0WI Boston Cttv Sixes, IC74, cuirency.... $3,000 Portland Cttv Sixes. 1870............ $S,0'ic Bi Y. Air Line B. U-0's.. $Hmj00 Rutland 2d Mortgage Sevens......... $2,(10n Augusta Sixes. IS1U................... ti don Rhode laiand State Sixes............,, $2,001' Boston and Lowell Railroad bixes... $i,m 0 HaUowclt City sixes, lfuo............ $SC0 Danvers Railroad Mxc, guarantied. . 39X .....b09 4t ........ 122 .....8 63 48 R. it..., SOX .........23 .....h«il 14 .....b»ll 2 .....b30 18 ,........ 16 ......... Wi ......... 15X ........87 X .....b6n 37« .....bfO 37X .. ,b60 37M ,.,.'..... 6X ....boo 7 .....b60 38 ......... 37 ......... 66 ......... 1* ......... IX ......... 18* .........100 ......... MIX .........139 .........105X .........104X .........I18X .........1I5« .........97X .'.'."I".'.' 52X i3« @ tax .........85 .........60X .........1(7 .........175 .........WD .........104« . .495 fe 50(1 .........845 ........15(6 ..8l« @ 83X .........ill ......... 67 ........ 70X .........105 .........I07X .........11, .........1(18 .........124 .........HP .........120 ......... 64X ......... 50k' ......... 22 ......... MX ......... CX ;...." HX ........100 ..........9IIX ......... 45 .........nx .........90 ...0IX@ 94 ......... 97K ......... BilX ......... 95 "W*lb© t'» mfowitor Hair Dye." If it wire necessary a volume might ba written eett'rtg forth the topenciitj of wll.i'.ORM MONnOR HAIR DYE" It is uiiojTJefftloriBbly the nest preparation extant. One arm lcation terns tight or gray hair to a natural Pro sm or blwck. It does ret ciock. prxtit or nnmmently stain the ikln. I'pi up it bottles six times as 1 arse as tbatord n.jtiy solJ. A, ii. WILBOR, Chimi.t. i6« Court Btxoot, Boston, TuTbSSff arris Diseases ot the Urinary Organs. DR. JOHN B. HILL, 60 Temple atreel, BOSTOH, attends exclusively to the MEDICAL AND StrRGICAI. TllF.ATMENl OF ALL DISEASES OF THE GENITAL AND URINARY ORGANS. Office hours from 8. to 10 A, M., 12 ta 2, S to 5, and 7 to 9 P. M. 6t» sj my20 Upward ot Thirty Thousand Certificates and recommendatory letters have been re- ceived, attesting the merits of HELMBOLD'S GENULNB PREPARATIONS, many of which are from the highest lources, including eminent statesmen, clergymen, goveim- r«. State )udge». <tc._______ntJiMWF35t________mhls Capilmnia. For restoring tbe Hair and Whiskers to their original color, and iinpsatlng to light or gia> hair any shude desired, fiom a delicate brown tj a deep black, Oepuideut only ou the number of apnlfcatloin. Sold by Drusgbts generally. M. S. BURS A CO.. 26 Tremont stieet, General Agents. 1m m> 18 To Purity the Blood, To cure Jtondiee, Headache, Dizziness, Loss of Aonotlte, General Debility, Ac to cleanse, strengthen and invigo- rate the Human Syttem we feel Baf<t in saying there is no medicine equal to DR. WakreVS lihlous BitterB. M. S. BURR A CO., Agents. See advertisement._________TuThnl3t ap 27 Hl Thins ot Beauty iu a Joy Forever. Those who desire brilliancy of complexion, must purity and enrich the blood, which HELMBOLD'S CONCEN- TRATED EXTRACT SARSAPARILLA invariably does Recollect it u no patent medicine. Ask for Hetmboid'i Take no other.__________12tAMWF35t mb.16 Colgate's Honey Soap. This celebrated TOILET SOAP, in such universal de- mand, is made from the choicest materials, is mild and emollient In its nature, fragrantly scented, and extremely beneficial in its action upon the sltiu. For sale by all Drug gists and Fancy Goods Dealers. MWFly few Beware of Counterfeili auu uup.iuoipn.ti ±>o*ii.i» ouUkwiutt ta dispose of their own and other preparations, on the reputation attained ,by FIELMBOr.D'S GENUINE PREP ABJ.TIOH3. 12tAMWF35t mo" ws r.» *>*«»**. vjntment. Itch! Ilcht! nnd Sail Bheumt!! Will cure the, Itcb in 48 bears; also cures Salt Rheum Ulccis, CMiblalnp, and an Eiuptions of tbe Skin. Pries 50 cents; by seeding 60 cents to WEEKS A POTl'ER, Bjston, Mass., will be torwaracd free by mail. For sale by all Dmggists.____________________t£______________my6 Remiii-Us from Chcmicnl Analysis-, After a careful examination of HELMBOLD'S PREPAR- ATIONS, tbey enjoy our utmost confidence. We consider them safe and reliable. NEVEERS A YATES. Philadelphia, June 12,1800. I2t&MWF35t-mhl6 eu ine uittuus or roors or tne nan arc not rganizeil. It prevents the hair from falling is all dandruff, heat, huuinrs and Itching It keeps the hair solt, moist and perfectly Atlantic White Lead and Linseed OH Company of New fork, Manufacturprs ot Pure White Lead, Rod Leal, Litharge, Glass Makers' Red Lead, Ac. Also LINSEED OIL, Raw, Boiled and refined. For sale bv Druggists and Dealers generally, and by ROBERT COLGATE A CO,, General Agents, rob 23-TuTbSly__________287 Pearl street. New Xork. "A Wondeifhl Discovery." DR. TEBBETT'S Physiological Hair Regenerator iscorhpounded in strict accordance with the well known laws of Ph'-siology and modem vegetable Chemistry. It Is not a" Dye," and will not stain a particle. It will "Re- store Gray Hair" In all cases to Its original color. It promotes a luvurant growth cf new Hair In all cases on iia'd Heads when the glands or roots of the bah are not completely disorganized. It prevents " off, and removes '" from the scalp. I healthy, and gives it a glossy and boauViid1 appearance, it ishbrhly perfumed, and as a Dressing irbas no .superior- Tho^1 Regenerator " Is warranted to produce tbe above results in all cases, If not. the money to oe refunded. With It every " Grey Head" in New Fngiand can be restored Inlets than sixty days. G. C. GOOD (VINA CO., 38 Hanover street, Boston, General Wholesale Agents. Also for sale by CARTER, RUST A CO., J. WILSON JR., A CO., WEEKS A POTTER, M. S. BURR A CO. RKB.D, CUT- LER A CO., HENSHAW, FAULKNER A CUSHLNG, and bv IDruggists evi-rywhe-re. TEBBETT8 BROTHERS, Druggists and Chemists, Pro prietors, Manchester. N. H. TuThStf mbl9 cicanse the Blood! With corrupt,disordered orvltiateo blood, yon are nick all over. It may burst out in Pimples, or Sores, or In some active d'souse, or it may merely keep you listless, depressed and good for nothing. Bat you cannot have good health while jour blood is impure. AYER'8 SARSAPARILLA purges oat these impurities and stimulates the organs of life into vigorous ac'lon, restoring tbe health and expelling disease. Hence it rapidly cures a vatlety of complaint* which ate caused by lrrpuiityot tho bio id, such as Scrofula or King's Pvil, Tumors, tilcera, Sores, Eruptions, Plmplee Blotches, Bell?, St, Anthony's Fire, Rose or Erysipelas Tetter or Salt Rheum, Scold Head, Ring Worm, Cancer or Cancerous Tumors, Sore Eyes, Female Diseases, euchre* Retenticn, Irregularity, Suppression, Whites, Sterility, also Syphilis or Vencrial Diseases, Liver Complaints and Heart Disrates, Try AVER'S SAP.SAPABILL1. and see for your self how It cleanses the blood and cures these disorders. Prepared by OK i. C. AYEK A CO., Lowell, Mass., and sold by all druggists and dealers in medicine everywhere. ' ____MW3m s ap 10 Why Injure the Complexion By Powders and Washes which choke or flu up the porei it the skin, and in a short time leave it harsh and dry? It Is in the blood, and If you want smooth and 10ft skin use HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT OF SABSAPAiULLA. It gives $ brilliancy to the complexion. ________________12tAMWF3it_______________mhl8 It is- a Fact among Faiystcians That with the advancement of civilization and tbe progress of the arts and sciences, diseases of a new character, and in many instances baffling all their skill, have also ap- peared. Every effort to counteract these maladtea which are, after all, merely now forms of old diseases, with old remedies, have signally foiled. Hcnco the necessity of an entirely new class of mtdiclnes. In Helmoold's genuine Breparations, Including bis now world renowned Extract -uchu. Extract Ssrsaportlla, and Improved Rose Waeh, tbe public have .three great medicines, combining, in a greater degree than any others, those admirable proportion so fatal to disease and so full of hitalthrul promise to thousands of Buffering Invalids. The Extract of Buchu successfully combats all those terrible symptoms arising from the ex- cei6 ond dissipations oi early or later life and that so fre- quently lean to other stages of disease oven more horrible to contemplate. To females of all ages and in every class of disease incident to thetr delicate natures, these medicines are especially corcmended, strengthening, nurifvlng, in- vigorating, and inluslug as ft were, a new Hie, where life was supposed to be nearly lost. These medicines are sold by all respective druggists. 2aw2w Letns he Merctful to OuisMvcs. Tbe physical structure of the strongest hurr.an being is vulnerable everywhere. Oar bodies aie endowed by nature with a certain negative power, which protects tbem to aome extent from unwholesome Influences; but ttelsj pra- tection Is imperfect, and cannot safely berel.elonin un- healthy regions, or under circumstances of mote than ordi- nary danger. Therefore, ft Is wisdom, It is prudence, it U common sense, to provide agalnit tucuontlrgencies oy "liking an antidotein advance; in otheir woidi, by fortifying; the system with a coarse of HOSTETTEB'S srOilACH BITIER-J, the most completo protective agatrst all the epidemic and endemic maladies that hai ever been'admia- Isteiedlnouj count!/. Asa remedy for Dyspepsia, tbeie Is no'medicine that will compare with It, Whoever st fferi the pmi.a ct Irdigestion, anywhere on the faco of tbe earth v. b ere Hosietisu's Bixnas can be procured, does so voluntarily; for as surely as Truth cxisti. this ltvalaa- olc Tonic and Alterative would restore his disordered stjrn- aeh to a healthy condition. To the Bilious It is also espcelaliy recommended, and in cases of confirmed Consti- pation it affords Bjice-dy atiti permanent relic.'. In Canada, lb« West Ii dies one Australia the BrTTans rank above all other medicines Gf tbe c)a38, and tbe demtntt fcr them iu all foreign countries increases every seassa. iw mjl'i Dr. «J. L. Spencer's Fragrant Udouselntne fur the '1'eolliV It Is one of tbe very best articles for clesrsltts' , . preserving the teeth ever offoied to the public ind is warranted to contain r.o acid or anv other fugied'cni'in the Itast Injurious to tbe teeth. A cake of supeiior tooth pane accompanies each bottle. TheOudouseUlnecsn iV. found at wholesale by GEO. ('. UOODWIN A CO m « BURR A CO., and WEEKS A POTTER, and al retail bv'sli of tbo principal drungtsts. C. L. SPEXCLK A CO Pro prietors. Providence, R. 1. ' " $3T Trial bottles will be found at all places where thae Odcmselaine is sold. .___________lm ap2«. Dr. Hill, So, 49 Howard Sn-e-tl. Invites the paiticular attention of invalids and the public to his new and succetslil method of treating diseases by the ubc of Magneto Electricity, and his newly discovered prepaiaticns of Magneto Electric medicines. Years of care- ful Btudy and scientific exueiimeuts in tbe preparation of remedial agent,, as a physician in a large and varied prac- tice, have enabled Dr. H. to discover new methods of pie- psring, condeaiing, and c mbloing, so 03 to produce the most remarkable and hsppy results, ard effect radical cures In all diseases ot long atmeing, and in cases where the best medical 6klll in tbe use of common medicines have failed. Neuralgia, Spinal Disease, Consumption, Dy spepda.Chronlc Sore Throat, Chronic Rheumatism, Piles, Sciofula, Chills and Fever, Cutareous Eruptions, Mind Diseases, Constitu- tional Debility, Nervous affections, no matter from what cr.use tbey mav aiiee, have a'l yielded to bis new method ol treatment, and those who, a'ter suffering for years from those diseases, bad given up all hopes of recovery, have by Dr. H. been safely conducted to tbe Temple of Health. Particular attention 1 iven to oil Female Complaints. Office cpen at all limes. TaSM* mylG lOOO Hozeu LADIES' MNEN HANDKERCHIEFS, Hue Doi, i.aiih'..1 i.iM-iv iiiiKta., i«e. I11OO do. do. do. do. ISSe. This Is on opportunity to buy FINE HDKFS. at prices as lew as the iame cuaKty was soid before the war. AT KK.1W.lt,, SHEPARD, NORWELL &, BROWN. ________________________W______________ mytS f Full JM&sortment ot black: silks, In Good Quality, for Garments, JUST RECEIVED. SHEPARD, NORWELL &, BROWN" tf______ »» »nd 84 Wittier afreet. myU Jl Large JLot OS- FINE table i>a.m:ask.s, In Bleached and Brown. -ALSO A NEW INVOIOK bi,m « cuni* TABLE CLOTHS, IM Blew and Desirable Pultera*, WHICH W SHALL SELL BASED ON (SOLD AT 139. SHEPARD, NORWELL & BROWN, S2<3 and t!4 Winter street. myl7 WV have recently added TO OUB DRESS COODS DEPARTMENT, New and Delicate Shade* HIMKOE CLOTH, I'JbAlN MKUilK mom Biiutuw, KliACK dc WUITC JtlOIVeUK, AND C'HEKE FIOCBUD HCOHOVIB, For Traveling Purposes. All of which we Eboll soil at our usutl low prices. SHEPARD, NORWELL &. BROWN, ft ' »» and 184 Winter street. myl7 Jftilllnery Goods. AT WHOLESALE, 33 Milk Street. Milliners are particularly Invited to look at my Ooods before purchasing elsewhere. COMPLETE ASSORTMENTS OF It!RROMS SICKS, VU&PHH, K.-VCIIS, straw snona, FLOWEBs, dfcc, Our Price* are Unusually Low. New Styles of Straw Hats and Bonnets RECEIVED DAILY. WILLIAM HECKLE, MWI'tf Sit Ullk street. mbtr> Jttoseley tr MIodgman, IMPORTERS OF IRON AND STBBLV, Nos. T5 and 77 Brood street, HAVE FOR SALE Best brands English and Amejlcan Refined, Stitt Ax, Dair- nall's, Norway, Swedes, Hook Band, T, Antrlo, Bcai, Oval, Half Round and Sheet Iron; Norway, Hwode and Scrap Shapes; Machine and Hand Made Horse Sboes and Nails; M xH, TJ B, L S, and l'YF Nail Rods: Black- smith Bellows, Anvils and Vises; Borax Axels and Springs; Fnglish and American Bolt Iron,Ship Spikos, Clinch Rings, Windlass Necks, Truss Shapes, and Chains and Anchors; best English and American Cast, Tyre, Spring and Sleigh Shoe Steel; Boiler and Tank Rivets, Tyre and Sleigh Shoo Bolts, furnished at manufacturers' prices. Dimension Iron tnmlshed at short notice. MWFt'm mb2i Every JLady IShoitld Notice WF. ARE SIXLIXG I,ISTI!RT fiOODS st remarkably low prices. Ali», GOODS far Men's and Boys' Wear, at U11 than usual prices. SM&I.X. ffAKM Cheap : Cheap !! r ShlU I'-nOOHI-Oreat Bargains ! One Price ! One Price! WILLIAM G. HARRIS & CO., No, 3 * Hanover si. my IT Jllotice. HANCOCK'S PATENT STEAM BLOWER Combines all the advan tsgei of the Fan Bio we- and re- quires very little power to operate It, It Is noiseless ccca- pirs ro Biiace available for other purposes, requires no connection w.tn any Motor other thin a Boiler and the 1 uam used te. prodace the blast Is utilized in the 'Furnscs to pr,- mote Combustion. Fir proof tsst the Blower Is what ii claimed for it we reitrtothefolltteilng Companies, Ilims nail Individuals V: bo are using it: Oeo N. Fox ft Co, Boston; William Carlton, Esa. do Hii-v. Morse & eoyden, 00 ; Hiram Tncke-, Esq do Wm. Evans, do.; Emerton & Co . do ; s-ylveB'er bowman A Co.,do.; Buy State Hugar Reflnr.rv.tlo.; Norw^v Iron Worka, South Boston; ftn> t-t»te Iron Works, do.; kaUJ How, Ksq., ao.; Louis Osooru, Fiq., F.«st Boatnn: Q. m' Birds Ct... en; F. F. Porter <6 Co. ao.; SpencerRlfle Co Itcxbtry; I Mnrrili A Co . do : O. W. t'.iate & Co. do B. & A. Frdey, do; F L. Peikins, Fsq., do.; MaieeJc Smith, ('belies; bes State Prison, Cbarlestjwn; F M Ho rret & Co ,do : Johnson & Parker, Woburn; raiker Kieeper & Co, Wirchestet) John Hi. Bacon, Eiq , do : John \Voo:dredre& Co, Lynti; W. T. Hukell <k Co i 1 E. H, Hantoi. F.iq , Palem; Poitland Shovel Co .Portland' Me.; J, lliVlrslow, Eeq.do.; U.S. Armory. CprimrUa'd; Ma>».; T>. L Ha ris & ''o., do.; Ooodbne & Wiuship, do.: I itliii Bros. a. Co , Hartford, Ct ; Woodruff * Iteaco. do : Beers* Leeda, Hrideepott. ct.; Wessons & Phillips Prov- idence R. I.; Rackett Datls & Co, do.; Duiine.n Maulac- tnrbig Conpant, :ra>.tucket, R. I ; w H. HaakeP, i<io., do ; Fsier, Jrrks & Son, do ; Eaele Cotton Co., Tauntou Masi.iB. Hobait&boo, Atlngt'.n.do: ^ CiOTlON. Wo hereby eantlon tbe pubic cf the New Eoglond States aaalnst oting am ftcam Blower, or other apparatus, by means of which t-tctm and Air are rrlxed in a passage or ! er previous to entering tbe eub Pit, wttbout a license iron) ui Hancock Patent Steam Blower Compauy. ill oiceis pronipl's at'erded to. T. W. BEAHI«. A»«nt, 55 Congress str< et, comer Water. Factory, MS Washington sti tct. WStt myl« Elegant Parlor and Chambtr Suits, Al WEI OLE SALE PRICEb. BALES', JtORSE * BOYDEN, a j u a u w: * m W asliington 1 treei. .; --

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* Gross # Strauss WIT.,1. OPJEJV TO-DAY, RICH LACES. COSSISTIXG OF Elegant CH:\-".ILLY LACE nun< Black and While LLAMA LACE SH«WL< r0I*-.r AFPI.IOUE and VALENCIENNES laces and INSERTIONS. Black THEE- D GUIPI'IC: LAf'ES and FIOi Rich COLLARS SETS, HIJKK-'. and BAEBS. Seal Tiread parasol COVFrs. THREAD and ( UiFURE CAPES. Seal and Hi-read Boidctcd MASK VEILS, at vciy lew prices Au elegant sssorl T.cr.t otJSPOINT, POINT APFL'OI'E, VALFVCU'SNKJ and EUB'O HDK.I-S. Can-bric and Mii'lio EDGINGS "and INS '.BTTijNS. Paris MITTS; Fine Ensliin coiton and i.isi.i; THREAI> HOSE. Ac. Ac. AT POPULAR PUrOES. Wholesale and Retail. GROSB «Jfc> STRAUSS, 3C1 Washington Nt. Wholes.) Fri'utxe, 828, upsta's. 2t my 2ft C'A amber Furniture. The large:t assortment of Fiesh Goods to no found, II Walnut and Chestnut Soue very iicb and of entjre new styles, at reduced prices. BKAI, & HOOPER, « «ta tinlmea' BlottV, Hnymttrket iqunrr. if my.l Or awing Moom Furniture. 7-30 JLomm. «. A. r If T If AM & CO., 74 STATE STREET, Special Government Agents, Notes; on hand or Orders promptly filled «w|ar rHeO-Ul allowed, tf Wiia NOTICES. NOTICE. The .8th Unattached Company, Volunteer', Hi'i be pi«i<i«o,V on TUESDAY, May <¦', atTaunloi,, »¦ st* ray 20 NOTICE is given tl.ut Edwin VV. We- DEATHS. i _¦ VK'r " fi'. " '"' :s:"! applicant for admission i the it,: ifTlie fuoult i onrt to th- ni

HENRY L. HALLE'iT, U. s. Conimls-.ioner. T^,r}lVn^RD ALLEGE CLASS SECRE- iakiks. TbcC.,nmitteeof Invitation ior the aortoacn 1 nil Cist.,- sccio vV »¦ .. "!c t0 f,ai their addresses to JO! ^oflPanisier's Hall, Boston. . M83n Heere- Itopcs, in 211 Till-; OFFK EBB OF THE 44th REfli- MENt lire requested to meet at tno office cl Llet I Ool, Cabot,>o 52S;uoioBitilotn;x, oi MONDAY', Uav 82, at 12 o'clock, to take measures In rezaiai to appearing i-.i thipro- ceision on June 1. FRANCIS 1. LICE, Colonel. _________________________2t_____________________my2o SUFFOLK DISTRICT MEWCAL SOCI- ETY. A stateo meeting of the Beard of Cnsois will be held at No (-9 Ml. Venn jtreei, oi THURSDAY, May 25, lit4o'clrck P. M. J. N. BORLAND, M. D., rcyll TnlhScJS* Secret-ry. New Styles, large vaiiety, at maiiinaclnrcr'i redueeu prices. WAREE00M8, <« afe * Holmes' Blooli, llavm.'.flM (.square. HEAL, & HOOPER. __________________________tf_____________________mv3 l^w Styles PARLOR AND CSEAMRER FURNITURE, At Wholesale Prices. HACEY, MORSE AND BOYDEN ¦cos tt 407 and 409 Washington street. Hoston JYteW! and Elegant Furniture An* Upholstery 4>ood», in treat variety, AT LE38 TITAN GOLD FBICES-by BUCKLEY & BANCROFT, ap I Siw Ftf No. OS Reach street. V. S. Merenue Stamps, IOF ALL VALUER, From 1 Cent to Two Hundred Dollars, CONSIASTIT ON HAKD »BD FOE SAI.K At IT.otvrai OiiTorsmtit Katea, GOVEKWMENT STAMP AGENCY, I'ost Otnc*. a't-rcbnnt'a JBxclittner. Boitoi, my 5 Wircikant'a Hxcliance. MTlHf . ------- ----- Unitea mates Y . « o l o js, rv x THIRD NKBICH, *S30,000,000. By authority of thf Secretary of the Tr.-jsurr, the un- dersigned, the Oeteral Sub.-cfption Agent for the eale »t Cnit-.d StMes Becnilllei, efftrs to the tuMie the tldrd series of Treasury Notes, bearing seven nod thtte-teuths per cent, ratenttpei annum, kEciru as the 7.30 LOAN. These notes are i«sued undar date of July 15, 1885, and arc payable tUee years Lorn that dale in currency, or are convettlble at iho option of the holder Into U. S. 5,20 Six per cent. GOLD-BEARING BONDS. These Bonds are now worth a handsome premium, s.nd aie exempt, as are all thejGovernment Bonds, from Stale County and Mtmieioal taxation, which adds from one to three per cent, per annum to their value, according to the rste levied uiion other property. The interest is payable «eml auioally by coupons attached to tach note, which . cutoff and a:iid to any bank or r...., The interest at 7.30 per cent, siaounts to One cent per «ii»y on a f»S« aole. Two clients per day on a SletO note. Ten cents per day on£a WSOO note. Twenty cents per day on a SlOO® cote- One Dollar p.er day on a RSOOO note. Notes of all tto denominations named will be promptly fnrnltbed upon receipt of suhsctlptions. The Notes of this Third Scries are precisely similar in form and ptlvilegei to the Sever-Thirtles already sold, except that the Government reserves to Itself the option of Paying interest in gold coin nt 6 per cent, instead of 1 3 lOita In currency. Subscribers will deduct the Interest in currency up to July 15, at the titte when they mt'scrlkc. The delivery ot the notes of tnis third series ol the Seven- Thirties will commence on the 1st ot June, and will be made promptly and continuously alter that date. The slight charge mtde In the conditions of this THIRD EEEIES affects only the matter of intorest. The payment in gold, if made, will be equivalent to the currency interest of the higher rate. The return to specie payments, in the event of v^hl.U »rly will the option to pay interest in Gold be availed of, V'"«--* d so reduce and equalize prices that purchases made with t^t; per cent, in gold would be fully equal to those ""da With seven and three tenths per cent, in currency, U'hl! 1. *Hj Only Loan in Market Now offered by thv Government, and its sujstior advan- tages make it the Oreat Popular Loan of the People Lets than »23t^ooq,coo of the Loan authorized by Congress are now on the markcvrWs amount, at the rate at which It is being absorbed will ih^ Ascribed for within sixty days, when the notes will unhso^y command a pre- mium, as has utUfonaly been the c"hv, on clablng the ,at!. icriptions to other Loins. Id order that cidzens of every town and sect>»^0r tn9 country may be afforded facilities for taking the LoauVMy} National Bank*, State Banks and Ptlvate Bankers through- out the country have generally agreed to rcteive subjc'ip'- Bonsatpar, Subscribers will select their own auents, in whom thoj hsve confidence, and who only are to be re- sponsible for the dcllvety of the notes for which they re- ceive orders. JAY COOKE2, SUBSCRIPTION AGENT, Ko. 114 South Third street, Philadelphia. MAI 15, 18fi\________ 2w*Wy2t mylS Jftosquito JVtttings, PRINTED WINDOW SO«EEMsJ j I-A.I.M ir-EM- F4JIS, all sizes. for sale by EOQUE Sc PHIPP8, 4w______________ 8 Arch stree my 11 Costiveness the most Prolific Source of 111 Health . DE. HARRISON'S PEBISTAJLTIC LOZEXOES, 1KD0ESED BT ALL THE MEDICAL JOUENALS A.S THE MOST ACiEEEAULE, CONVENIENT, EFFECTIVE ANI> StlEE ItEMEDr FOB COSTIVENESS DYSPEPSIA, PILES, ricasantto thopalitc, cause no pain, act promptly, never require increase oi ^rose, do not exhaust, and for elderly persons, females auc ehildrcn.are just the thing. Two taken at night move the bowels once the next morning. War i-antfdinall eases of Pmtes and Faluno ot the Rectdm. Wo promise a cure for all symptoms ot Dvsvefsia, such as Opr-KESSION AFIEE EATING, BoUB STOMACH, SPITTING OF Tood, Palpitations; also IIealache, Dizziness, Pain- in the Back: and Loins, Yellowness of the skin and Eyes Sick Headache, Coated Tongue, Biliousness, Livek Complain t. Loss of Appetite, Debiutt, Month- iT Pains and all Ieeegulaeities, Neuealoia, Faiki- hess, &c. TrareJerr find the Lozenges iutt what they need, at they «re so compact and modorvus that then mas oe carried in the vest pocket. Price 60 cents per box: small boxos 30 cents. For sale by J. 8. HARRISON & CO., No. 1 Tremont Temple, Boston, and by all Druggists. tMySl ap8 The Great Inside Route For New York. Stonington Line. Steamers for New York, via Groton. The oldest, the qulck-st, the safest, the most direct route,' avoiding "Point Judith." Cars loave rotation of the Boflton und 1 rovldenoe Kidlroad for the ma-r- nificent Steamrr " COMMON WEALTH," Capt. J. W. Wil- liams, en Mondays, Wetln. sdays and ! ridays. And for the slegant Steamer "PLYMOUTH ROCK," Capt. J. C. doer. on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays, at half past live o'clock P.M. These boats are acknowledged by all experienced travel rslto bo among the largestFstrongest, most comfortable and best that havo ever run In Amcrion waters. In sum- mer and winter, in storm and calm, tho COMMONWEALTH and PLYMOUTH ROCK Invariably mako the passage. These boats land in Now York at Pier No. 19 North River. (Toot oi Courtlaudt street) and invariably connect with all railroad and steamboat lines for tho North, South and West. Tickets furnished and baggage chucked to Now York, Philadelphia, Baltimore, Pittsburg, Washington, Dunkirk, liusalo and the West. Passengers and baggage for the Bouth, land at the whart of the New Jersey Railroad, and are transferred to the cars at Jersey City without trouble Or expense. Steamer Berths and Staterooms may be se cured at 7G Washington street, and at the Bost >n and Provi uence Railroad Station. JOHN C. TRESBREY, .gent for the Merchants' Navigation mi Transportation Jompijiy, ",$ TVasaingtcnstreet. tt VyJ MASSACHI SETTS E 3LEOTIC M«DT ()AL SOCIETY the Oumelots oi the Ma»saclntscns t clcct'c M'dicil Roelotf win no id session et The oftie.e of Dr. W. E. Unflerwcctf '43 tvasldngtoo tttee*. Boston, on TUESDAY, .'mic 6, 186", at 111 A. M , lot tie pu:oose of e^amlnmf e-nilic!ate«. o»t m ni-ier.^bip. By ('. EDWIN MILES. rayy lt<fc': Ccxiero^ndiug Secretary. UNION LFAGUJfi OF WARD ELEVEN. A SPIiDIAL MEKTI'Sret tl of this LEAtirF will hf In Id at CON- ( i) D BALL, on JioKiisv BVESIHC, May j.1, at 7)4 o'circk A lu i attendance is requested, as interesting Ad- dresses :ir expected fi-.m distinguished ' pejVeis, my 50 -t 8. G. r>E8L0i->. Secrotaiy. si'i i / \1: NOTICE. «1 4. .v B A I'elll'iH Bostoi. nay id, 1865. Mei bus ol Mo-Anc ent aid FlonoraMc Mini n Oom. tLereby i otin i o - tm iseond regular i of tne season tor business ard oiiu will he h io at tne AlBory, Fa-.cull Hall, en MO-MDaY EVENING, the 2.0 II St. * fuM attendance Is reone^te.i as bislneis of impo tance Per order of the Commander, my 19 Jt (lEO. u. alif.n. Clerk \, & H. A. Co. UNITED STATES CHRISTIAN COM- MISSION. Tie Ar;nv ('ommittec of the Bcston Y'ouug Men's Ch istian Association acknowledge the refeipt *.f the lo.lowiug donatioi p, an of v.-ioolt lmve been fo: warded thiouph 'he channels oi the V. i. Chtlstian Commission to their propt r desiin'ti n : Rotten Donations Kre. P. fc'eimon 1 pk?e ; Fiienda.8 nkoes.; J. M Ushe-, 2 okaes : Asdover, ./a s., 1 boxt BildgtwaterNo . Mass., Ibbl.: Bnd,e attr, Ma:s.,('ent al - nox; Bath, M»., army Comm. 6boxes; itatuor, Me., aimy Ocm,, i i 01 : (' a.etnont. N. n , 4 boxes; 'Tare- nitint, N I*., ittpt. Ch.. 2 boxes; Charlcitewr., n.ss Soidlors' Club. 2 loxes; Che lornont, tfatn , tA b >!¦- ; Dat- N H.I Cox; Dracut 0 ntre, Mass., Miss fox, 1 ikR' iFpscm.N. i 1 idil : KrukforiMIis, Wai e, 1 ooi; Filrlax. vt, Sol. At ¦ ioc., 1 bix, 1 hhl.; Fl-.ch->urg, Slass., Soldiers' *id Soeitty, 1 t,, x; Falifluld, ilifin . I box: Full Rt-er, Kin., 8 1. Aid. Hoo.et', i b .1.; OorhllK, VI., 1 lod ; Greenland, ST li . s<i,ie »' Aid Sioleh, i pkite.; Hollis.N. H.. I box; i oe!* in ten. Mass., sol. AidS .e., I pkge; Koine, N. H, Cheshire to Chrli. Com , 2 boxes, 1 bol; lyndeboro', N. U , I to*; Lowell kMatf.. Cuar. Asso. Ap- p-eton st, Ch 1 tox: L-wtll, r>l. s., A. B. Clark. 1 box; 1.- we 1,3J«so, St John's ch, 1 ba-rtl; Mclndoee Falls, Me., I tornel; Moritsrrue, M-<ss, Ladt-s Chris. Com.,' box: Mid- elct' ii, Mass , sewing t'ircle, in ge, Na.hua, S. H., Pearl st. Chris. Com., 1 nox; Northampton, Wats, 2 noxee; ur- n'dv'iie. N-u., 1 barren Pas-u-.i.pslo Vr , Sol. A'd Soc., 1 box; Qulnr-y, Mas*., Mes. c. L. Pierce - 'oxes; Kandoinh. I'Jast, Mass., I box: Roxouiy. M's-., Mi . J. ereech, 2kcas; aaia. 1 tex; Snelourro Fers.Mass.. i box; ot Hrieige, i, dies, I box: Shftiburno. B?a3s., Sol. Aid Soc 2 boxes: s.oufthton, Wms , I hex; Vet,eenes, Vt, Sol. Aidscclety, 1 box; We>rnla!.ter, Ma s, 1 box; Wrentnam, Mass,ibex; Westodr nler, Vt, Ladles' Ben. -oc , ' box; Ware, Mass., La, i.s'nen. e-oe , 1 box; Worcester, Mass. Soldiera'Rtlitf Com.. 1 box; Wcjmouth, Sou^h Mass., 1 pickagc. The Aimy C>mnil-tee 's acting fo- the Unlt.d Ststes ClnisliaL Commission inNew EoiUi it. 'The Commission h;is constant need I monoy siotos and d Iegstei. Will every ohnriib in New F'nglsnd h. II a prayer i aetti s ior tl« oountiy on rte lour h -e.bbath even- ing et oaoh rr.oatb, and tike a collection fot tho Christian Comtxi^ston? Thus a large :.um of money w'l! be rAlseo, aid'.heblcssira of God be obtained toroue land. A Ladies* ChiiarUo Oommlsatou tn exch town will a'so gather op censiderable moneya;tl tc.-ure Itrge ¦ tiors cf stoics. Unit n me ting1, adore s> d by delegates, will ass'st miteh. til ho desire ro go a who wish tor soeacerj to address nicotines, mev v.j.te to CHARLES i>. 91 Washington street. Hot- n Let every patrlo' and Chiistlan wto shall .'to3 this do Vvbtft. he can to secure iho aoove named agncics, remsm- be.lng tt*t he can thus not on'y send bo dlv comicrts to the uoWc men wbn sr> mfferlTie In his behai*, but also tulp to lead them to oiiist.who died ror us a'l. While our coua«i;- is engoged in tbls terrible s'rlfe evrry tine rrar.wo^t'n aid chddwlll /ejolce to enlist for the war In such a work as he may do for his country ana ids God Warm Ma-kola, shiits. draweis, quihs, vests, brandy, wine, endrnsed tr>i,k ard ftoet, i-iied apples, otc , are UTg-entH n-edtd. Mor.oyehouldalwavsbeseit to JttsEPH STORY, T'ta'uier Armv Commltie-c, 112 Tremont srreet. Hesse ssnd lists of contents ot boxes whore from and donor's 1 ame. r,. P, ROWLA ND, Je , Agent. Booms of the Boston Young Men's chiistlm Association 5 liemont Temple, it rtt)22 UNITED STATES CHRISTIAN COM- MISSION. The Army Committee of the Young Men's Christian Association acknowledge the following contribu- tions inaidot our soldiers in the Aimy a'd Navy to May I: Shawmut Cor g. Ch.. Boeton, »8 35; 'Army Com Y. M. Chiis.AM." salem, Ms,, lev 75; Lymun Culver, Winchen- don 1; A FrlenJ, do., rjfoj "A-m' Com, U. S. Chris Com " Bath, Me., fix) 50: Mrs Brrj Learned, Wilton, Me , .1; Col. Bapt. and Cong, th'.. North Scituate, 4: "Ladi s' Aid Soc ," Beverly farms,a'l; < collection, Mew Hampton N. H . 58; ^'Ladies' Chris. Com." Pearl it cb.. N'Shua, S. a Mj '¦ M " Boston, 1: South Kgruraont ¦' Sociable," 851 Miss »l. ShaHock, Boston,25; " Ladles' Chits. Cm." Midd eourv, Vt.. 71; First < ong cb , Hcpsinton. 87; M'ss Abby E. Har- riman. Hotdernes , M. II.. 5: Mies Lucy Shaw, Cnarlestomi, it's . 5; Miss F. 11. Ba' later, North Hampton N. D. 25; La- dies' Al', Bapt. Soc, Seabrook, N. H.,49 87; Sr. Patn't en StockbriCfcC, Me . 20; Hoc. L. M. Crane, Dilf.n, Mass., 10j; Fa-mlrgton Falls, Me , ,1510; Con?. On., Whlfnuviil?, Ms 48 85; Mis. M. Couuin, Losie'l, SO; LtiiherE Pagp, Gilm. 11- ton, N. H , 2; Baptist Co., Wiueherdon Ylllaso, Is 37; Bapt. Ch., And^ver, Ma , 38J0-. elbnrch, evtst Spr(ni.fleld, ti.il,, 12; "eol. SotaIdk 80c," Westboiouan, Ms , a0: ClilZins, Marrtestei, Ms., 11 59; Cong. Ch.. Upton, Ms., 26 87: m Sol- dier's Widow, Upton, 1; Frleud of the Soldier, Atlleboro', Ms., 2:" Eliza," Banou, Vt., 2; Army Prayer Meet., Brls tol, N. H., II; freewill Bapt. Ch. ano Soc , Albany, Vt. 43; Flm st. Ch., Gloucester, Ms.. 99; Bapt CU. a?A Cong , North Leverett, Ms., 17 ?5; 2d Com-, en. and Soc, Mtllbury, Mass , lib; Mrs. Ch rljtte Vese, Milton, Ms., it); Col, Dy a Chap- lain tor the Aimy, Meredith VillakC,8; A Thank Offering, Bildgewa'er, Ms., 16; F.rst Cong, Ch., Nashua, **", H,,25; Laoy Frierd, 2; Atmy Com , U. s Chiis. Cora , Bath. Me., 438 SO; ( llizens of Foin, Me. ,14 60; LiUies' Festival, 8 hi to Newmarket, S.H.. 13; Cong. Ch.,do., 17 50: Ladles* Union Circle. Wi'stAmcBbnry,57; "Ladles' Ccris.Com ," NcwAl- rtead, N. H., 2 50; " Sol. add Soc," So. Gardner, Mass., 50; Episcopal On., Gardiner Me,5243: p:ast Nortiport, Me., 40; - Lafles' sol. Aid Soc.,' Baldwlnvil.e,M<.,30; "Ladles' Sol. Aid Soc , F.t'!fax,Vt,75: LnionMeor., Fist Diy. C»m- oiMgtport, 125;" Sol. Aid Boo.," Hue son, a. H, 517ri; Union Meet, I'astDey, Littleton, Biaas ,17 17; lalles'BcLC-. All., Bedford, Mass, 5; " S.i. Aid Sec ."Gieenland.N. n ,41 5J; FsstDa) Col., Co- g. Ch., Luntnburg, Ms., 36; Fait Day Col., We8tBiookfleid,M».,3S60; Eienezer WMiney, C*iip- tm VillaKe,3;"AS.l.Wie,"N. VV. Bii>g3watcr, l;Davld Huroutt, Hanover Centre, li M. E Chorcii, Easthara Ma., 7; AfewLaeleSj North Scb. LDtrict, GOjhen. Hut., 12; Union Service, Fast uty, sandwich, Ma;., 36 55; "Laoies' Sol. Aid 800," Savoy, ait., '0; F'ast Dav Col., Bapt. Ch., Orleans, Ms., 25; "Aimy Com." v. M. Chris. Ass., Sslem, Miis.. 13026; Bapt Oh., Long Platn, Ms., 20; It?v Samuel Wiloe, Long Hale, Ms, 5; "Ladles' Chris. Com," Boxbo- lougb, 2165; Cong Ch. and Soc, Aewoiti, N. H,, 2! 5); LsdlcB' Sol. Aid Soc, Piermont, N. H,12; Fast Day C01., Conn- Ch , Gilniacton, N. U , 7 36: Cong. Caurch and Soc. Wlndlram, Vt., io; ' Ladies' Chiis. Com.," Brandon, Vt., 72; 1 Sol. l-'rienl Soc ," Gill, Ms.. 75; Citizens, Brunswick, ode., 246 80; Students, Bowdoln College,26; A lew Individuals, Topeham, Me,, VI; " HA. Alo Soc" Fayette, Me., 10; Mrs. Haiah B Eceu, l'exter, Mo.,2; Mre. c. F. Thomp on do., 1; lies- 1!. s Arey,do., 1; evasningtonst, Ch., iieveily.Ms., 43 60: Ftr.it Cong. Ca. and Soc, Hanrver, Ms., 15; " c. A. B "FramiEi'Uaix'.Ms. 5; H.F. Fiske, ilinsd-e, N H.,12 50; ' Union SeiV'ce," FastDay, Are esrurv, 8566; 'Florence NIghtirifea'e Son ," t alala, Mi , 100; Williams It, Blot Ch., New iteoforo. 28 06; Three Workmen, Clark's Point For ld- catior, 00., 13; Frknds, Hyde Park, Vi, lo; "Fast Day Of- fering." Mttl. ai.d Cong. Chs., St. lohusnuiy Centre, Vt 36 05; Cons. Ch and Soc, BuckUnd, Ms., 20; Nora 8. Sen., Ne«oury>ioit, 20; Lauescf Aonn H^upton. N. H., 'Hi; Ch.Sonta Ljndeboio', N.U, 20 25; MIsa H. Hooper, Longwood, 6; Cheshire Co Chiis com., Keene, JH, H., il5; F'i si Coi.r. Ch., West Atileboio', Ms., lu; laot Day Col., FT'tBadtihl Cli., HolyoTf e, 6 25; JrVstDay Thank Offering, C.ng, Ch., Luneiibnrg,Vt..lt: A'u:yMeetirgi,do.ito.,6 8a; Ladies'soi. Aid Si c, 00 do., 12 35; lownof VYt.irord, Vt, 38; F-ir-t Cong. Cp. and hoc, Uotou, Ms,, 16; Ladies' Sol. Ala Soc, West Biattlebsro', Vt,,40; Lai.ciof BiUr Hill Distilct. Asbfleid, M».. 10 25; Students ot Bowdcin College, Brunrwiek, Me., Add'al, 20; B,pt,st Ch Pottorsvllle,N.H., 1j: AFii-nd Harawioli, Ms., 2; Cong. Ch. and CoMgrega- tlort, Berlin, Vt..20 50; "A. M. P.". Drewsvlde, N. H., 1; Bapt. Ch Fast Day, Oilcans. 105; Fast Day Col., Cong and Metli Chi., St. Al'iuu, Vt.,72;S,b. scb.,Temple, N.tL, 7: *M H W ." 10; Citizens ot Marlooio', Ms., in Memory of President Line-in, 89 63; Laoies'Chris. Com., Middbburr, Vi 73- South Courcn Paii.b, Anuover, 5ls,1604j; fast Day Col, MountVornon,N.H.,3d66; Fast Day Col., Bland- lom Ms., 8 59 Miss Canuaco bullock, Roya'ton, Mass , 20; Few Friends, Meirimack, N.U.. 5; Union Service, Fast i,av, Fdgiiltown ids., 8; Jennie D 11. Hill, Startsbjro', Vt., 1; M'ss Stsat.'suller, ijempster, N.H., 1: MissRcbec;a Fuller, do 1- "A til tV' Sol. Reiiet Ass.,-Foxboro', lOO; "Alphas," s I'licnds in Kingston, Mass., col. ny Mrs. 8. ii Bartlatt, 27-M- ircnton, Malic 63 SO; Mis. IL amlth, Greenfield, Ms., 200: -soci'lCirrle," North Co , Newbur^port, 2I; Sol- diers' Aid socittt," Raymond, N. H 13; Benevolent So- cLty, Finitely, Mass., 3n; Ladrea Sewlcg Ciicle, Post Mills, Vermont, 8; l'nn>n Meeting, SomeisetAlossa-cbnaerts, 4 35: First Cong. Ch. AshOurLham, Ms, 8; Gluiauton, N. H., udd'1,1; D. Furae', Wilton, Me.,2; An Saints C: offering, Worcester. Ms., 43; A Friend, c>o , 3; Tabernacle Cn, Saiem, Ms., 10041; Army Cam. C,s^ Chris. Com, Bath, Me ,305 35; Cong. Ch , Acton, Ms., 20; Festival, Young Ladles' Lit, Cirole, Mattapcisett, Ms., 181; Fastinyc.l, Slcep'oot Bridge, Maine:. 13 75; tVolcott, Vermont, 13 08; Chuiches in Brookflold, Vermont, 1150; Monthly Col., Ch. ana foe , Buckiand, its., 1 50; Con<, cn , East Berkshire, Vt.. 17 65; F. 1'. George. Warren, Ms., 2; south Cci cer, Ilardwtck, Ms,3; tast b*y col., SL p.ul's On , Bustoni Me., 303 78; bol. con., Cong. Ch.. Wbltlosvl'le, Ms., 30 98; beufh Ch , S.-rnth Btointrce, 12; Cong. cti. and S t)., Ver- stire, Vt., 875; A F'rlend, Bcston 5; lstdng. Ch., West Roxburv, 0 05; Sol. Aid Sec, Fieri out, N. b., 15; Laaiej' Sol. Ail Soc, Piermont, N, H., 7 78; Cn. Com. Aid Sod., Chtsteiflel.i. N. H., 2; -D,v. Sons of Temp., ltlv, idnie, 16 40; Young People's Entertainment, Hampstead, N. H., 23; F'ew Friends, do., 12; Mrs. Mary J. Emerson, Hanover Cen- rre, 2; Ladies, F:psom,N,H, 3 5j; Union meeting, Fast Day, Sheffield, Ms., 21 tn; Sol. widow, Starlsboro', Vt., I; Co- zens 01 Milton IVids and vicmlty, N, 11., 56 39: Tim. Cong. Soc, No. Ar.dovrr, 2ri 13r Army Com. U. S. Car Bath, Me., 36ii; First Coop. Ch , Webster, Ms., 7 JO; Baot. 111. iUedn. d, Mr., i"c; Ml.'s Mary A. Ctuniug, l» rcnestor, in; F. S. Tobey, Esq., Boston, 10OO: Annis Daikeo, Bothei, Vi.,11; Susan Al.'ould., D.vcr.N. H., 2; Coug. 1 natn, Mi. 3 25; C, I. in Woedatocs, Vt.,58 62: Citizens of Charlotte, Vt., 52; 'A. C. 51. H.," Swanzey, N. H., 4: Pro- ceecsotaMav'Farr, Laolei' ool. .UdSoo.j'Pftm.uth N. Ii., lrii; Ree. A. B. (jiots, I'onngoo, Burma., a missionary of tho "A. B. K. U.," 36; Fouita Cong. Ch., Ko. Beverly, 27; "Eriena to the Soldier," York, Me., 1; "8.11. U.," Bosvcm, 5; A Thank offtiirg," irom a member o' Rev. L.Thomp- son's Cn., West Amesbury, 80; "M. K.," balom, M>,, 24; Friend, Brooklrne, 5; " Cbe hire Co. Chris. Com.," Keeue, N. H., 26; First Cong. Ch., Loin.ster, 3 5os '¦ Sol. Aid Bee" Anor.r, 50: "Bol. Aid Soc," Fitohbarg, 13 50; Ladles' tewing Circle, Fast Lyme, conn.,5; "Sol. Rellet As»o." I'oxbou,', 36; Sale of bookr, 1 22; J. jj. Collet, 1; A mem- berotilto-'B. Y.M. C. A.," 1; Miss Mary Buggies, Boston, 'a; r^ ,9d-l'' L; ^'-a Aohie P. Warten, 3; Martin Klrr'gman, 3; Aerletd, Toprfleld, Ms., 7; A Friend, 4; 8. C. Baker lio,- Ai!?^3,n?- .* 5VAa,lr|ead, Topsnold, 2; Boston, 38c; n .1 , .,^"t1"?.' ?e^"m' *'" , 10; Nahaniei Hamilton Sirlra'm ;-ri-^' va'* Bo't'"*.''; Ladies' Union circle, So! 1«. '"rSiiX. a\^, ^ngi ,PtV,,)1<i' Bradford, Massaahusetts. I.',, sol'lers Aid ,-oclety," Great. E.Hs, New Hamtshlro 3 50; hutn Easimtn, Dtotfl.ld, N. II., la1 H C OlM 1 ? do., 1; Ladles 01 Rev. J. P. Terrv'a Ch .ni , «!' Weymoutb, 25; High st. Ch. and rSec., Low?u M- g'.'4 99-' For freight all'POses.2 10: I'rie^d ii>2f ., ,V.' J1. tsi«"'l do., 2; "Sel.Ale ' ings. Newton, Bo'ston,"5': A F'rtend, 50c? FHe*nV Siinc! ok !?" a." VaM-' A Friend, Medford, I; Ueo. B. Ljw, GlMcestor In. i,HiV ?,C,vd. stJ>-1'^- t^^en'l Chrl?'conn3M; ,'lV-s Befev I.akln,NewShan.n,Me.,2; First Pailsb, West Newbu'v7 Ma«.,2; Co). Cong, and Meth. Chs., S utagrleld V? 4a'- Penny con., 1st Cot g. 8.8ch.,Barte,42 6!: A F'iener»« ' i,.i' Lyman, Burhnaton. Se..lU; Ladles' Chrisfcom. ZhV,',t ^ashua, N. 11.. 104»; Monthly Coucert. Ucookneia 10., 3; Ladle?, Eev. Mr. Tmi'. ro> a«"aatTwt.._ !',S1 Xr dobn F. Carter and s- owhegan. Berkshire. Vt.. U 00; r. 1. e.eorgo, ,* alien, aaa., a; nouiu Ui ng. Co and Soc., Angusta-Me., 86 57; Ch. and Soc.Spen cer, Ms, 10 05; Ea.-t Cong. cn. and s;c , Ware, M-., 113; 1'oisrleid, 17o; Coig. Ch., Shrewsbury, Ms., 100; "¦ u._l__...,. ,,.. Q. l.'atl 11..,,..,.l 4, P.nl'a ie, l'.Ta,,,,, Ch., Ms., 3; Ladle?, Bev. Mr. Terrv's Ch:, Soutu WesmonOr *;'o'- JohnF. Carter and oihors. West sprli gfle'd, N H tSSa-' Ssowh'gan. Mo., add'1,1; "S..1. F/iond soc" eaii. m!l Si! Mrs. T. 11. Scave', Holland, Vt., 2; Citizens, HoUu'ton Ms 46; Manchester. Vt., 40 47; Corle.na. Me-, 5; City Point Va 10; Ladlea' Chris. Com., Nottingham. N. H., 20; Youni' lady, Bolton, 10; Mis. Mrsis Pond, Boston, 10- Laales1 .... 19,510 82 .... I8.1 d^iwu,uu v........ uvu.., u iu, ,|U, J y, Boston. 10; Mis. Moms Pond, Boston 1 mis. Com., Baptist Ch., Clarcmont, N. H., 5. Amount as above......................; Received psi hands cf F. S. To hey Esq..........., It- oil' ed prr hards of Charles Domoald, Esq...... 16,77'; 87 Amount previously acknowledged.................273,539 03 Total amount May 20.........,....................0316,026 72 Further contributions are .'till solicited for the soldiers in need. JOSEPH SiOUY, Tteasuier Atmy Cornn itt e Boston, May 20, I860._____________it my 22 MERCY B. JACKSON, M. D., 62 DMrer Itreet. Office hours from 8 to 9 A. M., and 2 to 4 P. M. Particular attention to Diseases of Women ami Children Ke'erouces David Thayer, M. i>.; Luther Clark M. D. W»tX aPU MABELLE'S UNION FAIR-FOR THE BENEFIT OF OUR SOLDIERS. postpkjtud narrir. jc%e «. n3°?g.h ,he.l>0T« of Peace is so near that wo can almost fi?f.. ! '"''Ingot her wings, we would not forgot that there is.a great work to be done (which should be a labor !,e^^'A*:/,'or ""'" 'ruing brave as woll as fof ihosewho are attll our country's defenders. All can do somctnin?, ?S.Se.q,le'Sl',1'Jy,ia' ffUI >*ou U1>? "HI. we trust, bo a". in a cheerful, generous manner by deeds, as well as roeai 6al? *illopen 'B Meihanic Hall. Salem, Mass., June 6, i',lh-Donations ol monef, useful and fancy articles:, re- tieshmenss and flowers are most <cspectruliv iniinted. and S.,^6^"1"0^"- MOSES ti. FAbMFR, 12 Peatl etVeet, i.r. ;¦;??'¦ Th,> 8reat soccess attending the Slay Dar ' ''»' ie'lencoDiagesusTo tope that a renewed eO'ott will not be a trnitleii vine in the vineyard of our Lord. ___________________TuTaSWf________________ap 25 t-HF DESTITUTE UNIONISTS OF THE BORDER STATES. TO THE PUBLIC. Ihll appeal Is in behalf of the two hundred thousand «oin.,, and cil dren who are suffering lrom r: I e' a- d ere compeUed to seek icfuue or reUef within our Hue.-. 1 ne.v aro coning. In large numbers, ever" day. Their hus- bands ard lathers, in the meantime, are in tie ranks ot out °,^? S J ey ha'v'e been strlpccd ot everything, and are aufletlag for no cause hut their loyalty. Tail arc gathered in latter or smallor numbus at every considerable point occupied by cur lorces along tte border states. '1. have present aid or perish Associations for this riu;u..»u J'-*w '-olive!? engaged in endeavoring to lurrlae tm mert-d rcllci Among these,, p,-rrnit us to call attention to tnej ew- Fmi \ n Ui-.i't:oE»«'aipPochtt Cloth (luriM-L1' 1,l1i,.RI'' w Mtale 8trcct^ *H1 i'1'1" taithfully applied to telieve these our fallow citizens. Emory Washburn, Charles G. Lorlng, John Z. Goodrich, Edwards. Tobey, William B. Bpooner, James I.. Litlie, tvil Ham Ropea, George c. Klcbaid on, Martin Brimmer, J. Huntlngtcn Wolcott, Henry P. Bidder, Joseph S. Fav, Henry &.. MliM, Rotpcctfully, Amos A.' Lawieiice, E. R. Mi-.lge, John A. Blancharri, loseph W. Parker, George w. W: I>wli;ht Foster, lobii.). May, Turner Sarirent neaiy B. Fogrra, Thomas C. Wales, Hamilton A. Mil, J C. Burraee, 1 boiieo Oameld. MWK&MTbtl COMMON WEALTH MASBAO^OiSETT" OFFIC! OT PAVlfASTEE GKBFBAC, State Qouic, Boston, May I, U65. Notice to Sfaasachuselts Volunteers. By an Act ot the legislature ot Ibe State, the payment of Monthly state Bountlti has been ttansluired from the Treasury to this Department. . Ail orders for said Monthly Bounties must hereafter be iddresred to tbc Paj matter General of Mamchusotts, Fay-Rolls are made up every two mtnths. on receipt ot Muster Rolls lrom the Commanding Officer of the Com piny. The amount due each soldier will be forwarded to any addtess he may detlre, without the necessity for his etfplcsing an* broker or agent for this purpose. Blank orders may be onUtned at this office, acd will be sent by mail whenever desired. J. F. B. MARSHALL, fy *____________lm Col, and Pavmaeter General. COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS, Trb AstBEu's Office, Bos'os, Maya1,1365. The undersigned, by direction of the Governor and Council, under authority of Resolves cf the present Leg- islature, will receive loans to the Comonwcalih, onootei to tun n-.t less than six months, n'.r beyond June 1,1866 at optior, and bearing interest at the rate of seven and three-tenths (7 3-10) per cent, per annum, payable in lawful money cl the United statei, HF.NBY K, OLIVER, Treasurer art! Receiver Geneial of Massichuso'.tc tf ap5 COMMERCIAL. HOSTON HrtHKET-Hay»0 Com Exchange The receipts since yesterday have been 3830 bblsFlcuj, 6912 bush Corr, and 13,659bush Oa»,«. The market for Fleur rem-iins the ;am»; we. quote Western su- peiflne at 16 @ Jo 50; common extras at 17 @ 17 50; me- dium do at 18 @ »9: and good end choice, including favorite St Lcnlsbrand!, atS9 25 ft $1? 25 iff! bbl. Southern Flour is 2?or.,,,",odrr!ce8are nominally J8 50 for Brandvwine a-.d !,<,oa»,<,L.c?0,c2 aim'y Di'a'd3. Cor. is dull; wooaote ii S! ®^ for Soutcein yeiloa : and Western mixed at 80 . bust, as 10 quality. Oatr are seHmgat.50 <g 60c X'<t,ST,''<"'> ann Canada, Ryeatll I08*«ll2r Sbort«»20 ©^#12; line Feed 129 @ #25; and ItidlHugs at 128 @ »30 #i Provisloni There have been steady but moderate sales %?'£*£}, ,28 5,\© *'8 f" ¦' ,ri <¦ »'7 W1 50 tor M nd XrVS? r80 'OT clear, eweo. Heel rani;,, .'roeo an e» SIS Hi bbl for >astern and Weitein. Ltrd 19 & la^o in bbla and tierces: and Smoked Harrsl9S* 13 20 cents IB ft\ cast Bhtter rann-os from b5f<3 S8c V ft for good and choice; and Cheese 12H ex 18c IP IF. Coffe.-Snicr cf 300pockets Java r,l 3,c ii ft, cash. Cotton The rrarket is arm and demanu good. Sales of ml'oiirg at. 53 is- 540 jHft. Fruit Sales 01 a cargo or Oronges and Lemons at 19 3fl box, Lemors are selling in lots to the trade at 11!: and Orat.ees at «9 %\ box. Hides There nave been sales of 10,000 Callrornia on pri- vate terms: 4800 Western t 17 0 19c for dry ana 9c for wet salted: and B0 bales Calcutta cow, mostly at 2Jc tor slaugh- ter and i4 @ 15c foe dead even. Lirae-r-si, 1 ol SOW casks Rockland at (1 20 ij) casS. cash. Linseed Oil Sales at 81 20 $' g.'l, cash, and null. Molasses Dull with small saua of Cienfuegos muscovado at 5'c, less 2 per cent, Sugar Dull mU lie" cf 600 boxes whites at 16c; and 60 hhds Surinam at lOMc lcs 2 oer cent, Nitrate of seda Sales of 4V00 bgs at a price for Gold, equal to fc, enrrercy. wool Is inactive and prices favor fcnyers, We quote fleece iroror £0 & 75c; and pu'led as high a, 80 cents $1 ft lor choice giades tor extra. ("beat Saie of Government Cotton in New York. On Saturday Collector Draper so'd 5000 bales of the Cotton captured in Savannah. About 200 biokers, merchants and dealers in the staple were rresent,and the \ari0u3 lsts ciea*ed a vigorous comnetitl n to the close. The rbllowlng were the cnoitlons of the sale: Pajment lor the C, tton wil. be re-mired within throe dye af'.ei the auction, in Gold c:in, or in Certificates of Gold coin, to be issued by the Assistant Treasurer at 30X, The Cotton mutt be leken aw.'y aB soon as pos.ible after the sale. Result of the Sale The following Is a list if the prices obtained: Middling fair, 50 bales, iS'/ic; 00. 59, 48Hc: strict nlddllna, 25", 4i:«»c; do, loo, 42xc; Co. 550, 42^: strict low rrlddllng, 550 *0Mc; do, 1258, 40c: street good ordinary. 50, 39c; do, l!088J4c; do.. IOO, 38«c; do, 900, 08- ; do, 476, 3»e; ordlna.s, 60. 35kc; do, 250, 24Kc,|do, 215, 31c; picking? 42.17c. These prices are an advance over those cMoaneil of orc- vious auctions. The sa'e realized over 11 000,000 In Gold. C.mhfecs of New Yoek. The imports of dry goods for the v eek hav,, ber n very small, but the total of general merchandise shown aniL rease upon last week, aitnancn it is net up to the corresponding figures of last year. Foreign imports at New Yolk: For the'tr eek, 18"3. Dry Goods.............. ISSI.O1; Ben, Merchandise...... 2,19',345 Total foi the week..... i2,t.8«,262 Previously reported.,.. 10,287,050 Total since Jan 1,... 171,974.202 »99.082,«0 $58,204,031 Imports ot foreign dry goods at Hew York: For the week. 1863. 1864, Entered at the port..... 1534.1,07 li.O'JMiS Thrown on market.,... 666,506 1,423,868 Since Jan 1: Entered at the port,...,126,145.778 #39.151.'! '8 Thrown on market.... 22,916,391 41 909,935 1865, «5 ',203 2,854,650 #3 5al,853 54,7811,161 1865. S6S0 203 1,3)2,733 »I7.8"9.4£6 21,557,051 DOMI09T1I) MABKETS, NEW BEDFORD OIL MAKKEl. Mnv 2-, The market is vrrv quiet, and tho ord." transactions during the week have been ibe sales of 3o'i bb!r, Whale oil, tor manufacture, 150 bbls at $1 20 $1 gal. and the baiarceon prlva.e terms. Nothing doing in Sperm Oil. Standatd. The receipts have been from Matamoras 940 bales: Port an Prince 185; Havana 58; Btrmudn 3; Beautoit NC, 28; Baltimore 1 if; pT Railroad 1154; North River 64. i'uiai 2511 Dales. Total Import since 1st mat 8 14 bales. Total import ilncc 1st Sept 203,89a bales. Export from lit to 16th May: 1865. 1864. Cotton, bales.................................... 316 44b2 rshipping LlBt. NEW YORK WOOL MARKET, Mav 20, (For three da., s) We havero chionicle the lrevalecc'e of a steady lair demand for both Imported and domestic Wools mail ly rrora the manufacturers nader which tht marset ru'es buoyant ar.d tin . Do Lalne Wools are raaueii wauiea. The btnk oi ihr sales hove oeeii at very full prices, and In same cases a silj-ht improvement over our previous Quotations nri 00 realized Trns U particularly thecase with foreign, holders of which are firm, though the demand has some- what sia.kened. Since the tariie sites which were ccu- summated onTuescay. and neted in our last, there ha,-t been no W* of escectai Importance, ar.d the hui-iness rus been dene msiinly by a few nouses. Tne sales arc 150,mo fhs State ar d Pennsylvania at 60 ©5 75c: 5000 lbs coaise d.> 6a ; 50'On h)« pulled Al «J4!'c; 30e0 fbr, super aad extra do MHc; 15,000 lbs washed on private terms; 6"0 bales Cape me'.nlv superior, at 28® soc. Gold, but including oreinary at21 <3 26c.-lbhipoli-<! fist. NEW YORK COTTON MARKET May 20. (For three days) '' tto- Tho demand oa tree active. 1 have dallv advanced since our last, in the aggregate aoout 5c $ ft. closim nrmatour nued quotations. The sales for the three dlvs co it,, on. 32 bales good middling soli at 4b)tc; 229 do mieeliog 4uHc; 50 do lowdo 40Xc: 95 do t;>:ic; 50 do good ordinary 35*»c: lido mixed packed 30«i.; 15co pickings It; 4 do pea Island 58,:: 3 bags do 58o; 1% do do 58c; 2 bales do 61c; b bags do 61c; and 12 poet ets do 64. cash. We quote: KEW TOES CLASSIFICATION. Upland. Ordinary................42 Good ordinary.......... 48 Middling................ 54 Good Middling......... 56 Middling Fair........... 69 BUFFALO, May 20 1 P M, but dull: transactions light. sales aa 53ti« 5"c; aboat I .ad cf mixed sold at 3ic. Oats firm ' tit qua-.; held at 41 @ 46c. Bar:ey and xiye nominal. Whlskv dull at 12. PHILADELPHIA, Mij 20. Flour very dull; prices with- out alteration w be«ai Ann; sa.ts 3000 bus b at 11 60 @ 1 67 for ka. and »1 Pi1 @ »2 white, fi; e declined wltn I4e; sales 1060 bush at »i 86 13 1 so. Corn firm with an advancing tendency; sales 35'0 onsb at 75 & 8(c. Oats firm at 52c. Petrcle-:x unchanged. Whisky dull at $2 @ 2 12. PHILADELPHIA WOOL MARKET. Mav 19. Wool The stock on silo is light and holders arm In their demands, hot there. Is very little changing hands owing to the differ ence 'n the views oI buyers ano s*H rs, and tne transactions ate limited to a few small lots mixed and fine fleece at 70 @ 75c, the latter for choiot. which ts scarce. Ton ranges at 80 ed C5c Yarns ate more inrtuircd for aud held at 1115 @ 1 25 1- ft. FBEIftHTl. , 3TEW YORK, May 20, (For three divs ) FrelrLtt Tee cflerlLcs to European potts continue light, except to Liveipool and Glasgow, to welch port, v e note considerable tTgagemenisoi Breadstuff*, per steamers, nt better rares. Tnere is a decided improvement in feeling, and higher rates are demanded by sailing vessels as well as steamers. The flrrt Grain charier this year is reported below. The en- forcements to Ltverpcc1. per Amerrcan vessel, Include 20 hhds Tallow at 7s 6d? oer neutrals, T0J0 Miih Corn 4d; 500 tierces Beef Is 6d; 20 tons fallow 10s, 50 hhds Tobacco 20s; and per steamers, 21.000 bush Corn sd; Jfl.Oi 0 do Grain 31d .' £SJ5 ar^ 4I) 1'' Wheat: 20 100 do Corn or Wheat 5 @ rid: 2non1 bbis Flour Is; 150 ao Pork Is 6d. Charters A Br bark, . !S58,1° Londonderry at about 3s 9d tor Flour, and 3Ha. or Wheat: a ship. 11 0j ton3, from Porti»nd to Londou, Dea's 62s fcd: a Pru«s barque, ssO tons, to Bordeaux, extra heavy Pipe Staves H5, aua others in proprtion: an Ital barque, 299 tons, ro Rio Janeiro and back afllnOt a Br Oaik, J. toi s iron. Cleirfuegoa to New York. Sugar 55c; several wigs and" schs to Cow Buy, on. Coal §5, at whl h the en- gagements nave beer, largo-ilo rate is now reduced to *« 75, Kith some 'urthei engarrements.-CShlpping List. PHilADELPiiIA,Ma» 19. Frelghts-To the Weit Indies ?ILSuotc.<lt4ilr44is'c-Go11-'.0'' Sugar, and 1150 on Mo- <ar?B'S,"l?'"!l'M!fc ,0 Puha-lorefm nort charges paid. NOrleani Florida. Mobile, dl Texas 42 42 41 48 48 43 54 51 65 56 50 57 60 60 tO Flour dull. Wheat firmer Corn firm but dud; small In tb oltv.Mov 19. C tharir.e N Andnws, '(8, widow of 11 i lite John B And- CFuncral fn m No Idt Harrison avenuo on Monday, May 22, at 2 o'clock PM Mav 19. suddenly, Miss 1 air a A, only daughter of the late Charles W Boibank. 17 in i" 9m ¦:. 10 days. Funeral from No 200 HarrUen avenn-a Sunday, Miy 21, et 1PM Kelotivej. and friends are Invited to attt-rnl wltn- r 111 further notice.) May 20, itlr, Mary Oiace, wife ofPstilclc 1 G.ace, No 4 lire t. CEunoral will take place on Mondsv, May 2), al 2 PM. Fi'iends are Invited to attend without atrrher no'iee ) May 20, ot Inflammation it the brain, Charlotte E l'ea- body, 15 vis 3 mos. II ttnoral Mondav aliernron. May 22, from 125 Hudson st In (iheiira, Mny 20, Mrs JIaiyG, wldoevofthe late .lo- st ph Wheeler, Esq. 76 ! Funeral on Tuesday at 3 o'clock at the residence of her st r.-in-»aw, George w c ark, corner of Central avenue and Shnrtleff rtrttt. Relatives anil nienits aro invited without inrther notice j In Dorchester, Msy 19, after a ehoit iilnese, Edward A Dexter, 15. it onerai services on Monday, May 52. at 4 P M, from Trinity Church, Boston.) In Dorchester, May 20, Mrs ltutli Clark, 06. III Maiden, May 20, Mrs F llza Tnits, wife of Joseph W lulls. 64 vr» 1 mo 7 dajs.- CFuncral on Monday, May 22, at 3 PM, frorn hcrdaugh- ter's, Mrs. John Lett la, Jr. iteutives lino mends tuc in- vited to attend.) loLexibetnn, Mav 19, Mrs Eliza C Faioiwoito, TeUet 0 the late Jacob Farnswortli, Esq. 74 yis 7 inos. tKuneral from me residence of nor son-m-law. Gorham ¦lo vett, Eiq, Lincoln street, Lexington, Suncas, Maa 21. ae i" I' ,M I'll-nds of the deceased are reaoectfu'v Invited to attend.; rT9..Lf"r~ A l*ss««l siutof Rooms at No. 52 -*- Harrison a i en Ufa- _______ g»v my o> F^m/'H w*H? ""tabHitsSd oaih Inwinesj, r»»i S?,I^.fi?l'<2!y',,r? 'Pw.doinj a profitable trade! Canita'T r*quTie?V»50( 11 Washinr ton street. profitable trade. Aiply to WiLiLIAMs is SUVBS, 3t» mv 22 tJWE^TaVriiVTISKK wishfs to Luv a coui- n .P,lot,pff"°d Household Furniture. A10 ore about S,*rAUP.l'ouiekctping wishing to seiLean address f2v' _8t In mv 19 ^musfm^nts. Journal office. SHIPPING JOURNAL. PORT OF BOSTON. Itforadiiy, Unlay *». ARRIVED BATURDAY. Br tcli Rover, Coneau, Clati ARRIVED SUoNTIAY. Br barque Levanter. Corning-. Ardrossan Ap! 12. Spoke 5lay 10, lat 44, ion 48, barque Lizzie Moi-ow. iron. Liverpool ror Boston Br brip Viclorc Mor'ili, Port au Piince May 1 Left brig I. I: gii.ac, Lairaway, 101 NYork; sch Alice Mtude, Pine, for do. Brig Ambroio Light, (or Waldoboro) Stab.!. Baltimore. sch Clara T Holmes, 10I Provincctown) Cook, Bediquc, 1 Kl. Hi sell Aims, Proctor. St Johns, NF. Ill sch Mars, Dav, Halifax Hi sen Quickstep. Cook. Harhorville, Br sch Reliance, Brown. Disln' i>r sen E A wpsnn, Wilson, Kapged island S r-. Br sell Fsm y, Dttnlap, Liverpool, NS. sch Lamartlne. Drake, Georgetown, Dl. Sch Dclmoi.t, Orr, Baltimore. Sch Mai.. Fa row, Condon. I'hiladelphia. Sell Sand , l>ii(»o, Sontb A-oboy Sch W O r-ettleton, rinklnm, Nantuckot. 1 0' ^ ivancy. ino,cps< 11, laangor. Sch Sett & V. Ul'an-, Wallace, Waldoboro. Br steamer Commerce. Snow. Charlottctown va llill- fax. Steamer Forest City, Donovan. Poitland. TELEGRAPHED-Sh'p Commodore, from 8h elds; lark George Bel', fion, Cavliarr, BELO H7-3 brits inward bound CLF.ARED-Satnrdav. p M steamers George App> lri. Hov.es, Bal'Imore, b> E Sampson; Montreal, field. East- port; ships Cathedral. Melcher, Melbourne, r>esl & Crown- Ilf,,..,'!fl : Ko,Jm Hood, Matthews, San Francisco, (Hidden & Wlllierrs; Br ings Bacc.alleu, Martell, Plctou; William Akin McLellan, Five Islands, NS; Brscbs integrity, rue Donald, Cow Bay, CB; Four Brotlie s, Bissett. st John. N B, John Ferns; tocthoritas, Clark, do. T B Harris; atnn Harriet race ell. Gould, J.-gsins. NS. John 8 Fmervdi; Co: schrs Fdwln Heed Uoodspeed, washlnivton, D C, Kllham. Loudds < 0; I, n. drcutt, Butler, do, t> the same; Georgia Loi'd&c0' by,l!efam0i Bun' Harding, Bingor, Kilbam, »AIf CD Saturday, v ind S w, steamers Norman, and 0 t'i" vri 1 ' "f"""5 ' anen Hallert; sunduv, wind Sw, i,o,yaiiylcr,,!i!,C:YMk,tVlc AJ ""¦'I1"1 Voltiitter. S83 tous, built at New Glasgow in lRr.3, sold at 87500; the A- nriir Dragoon, 18000; and the Alt, stcamci On Sherman, 400 ton:, built a New Haven, in 1864, $17 100. .,OD.e.,'?ig? th£, Dar<lB' Ohio, now on a whaling voyage In the Atlantic Ocean, vi as sold as dlsabarced froir. fior last v< yage, 2ijm inst, to Loum Snow, at the me 01 #7500, , , JtKm Merchants' Exchange News Koom.1 1'OHii.Aran- Old 201b, bilg J Polledo, Marnlot, Matan zas; sch Cyius Fossett, Bennett, Wasb.ir.gtoD, DC. WHALEKS. Sid Rom NBedtord 20tn, ship Daniel Websler. Hudson's sldfiom St Helena March 27. ship Hunter, Totoy, NP.ed- fprd to cruise; harque Stella, Blackmer. do, do. Barques Kathleen, Ciaw, (Capt Robbins h^s arrived h ine via l-'utr- iano\New lieatord, and Ocean, Oa oom. Sag Harbor, wee cttilsing off the Isiacd in compauj, and^no of them was seen iiom the land cutting in a whale. PIONIO GROVE WANTED^ Any person g^.:n 3Bo^nBOSt°" POit °ffl2'vV K'^jggr JVEW ENGLAND COPPER COMPANY. Fn0ll^!oVnnu''', Mfciinc 01 the Stockholders of the Jew Oo a,'', P.' ^pmpany will be held at tho Office or the CKu.'n,!!, ,f S^'cK?': "m M0SI>A, tU5 rif"" JI ion,May22.iS65A- L' W^°aAM, SecreUry- 1 V^of DA.,,n ! he ho d at the otBce ot their 1 reasurer. IS aii.r.os<i8,,r^feB<'!t0'1'JV'aES-. on FRIDAY, June 2, 1865, trie aef^,.,? P- M','° consider tte expediency of ecl.ing "CJ"JM'oe, and closing the organization. 01 the Com- pai y, and to take such action rela'lve thereto as Ihcv may necm pioner. By -,iaer or the lorctrcrs. .B«to», May2). «. "*»Oa»g.qPM. Secr.«,r., BOSTON WHEAT Notice BOSTOK theai:re. jg^ENRY C. JAKRETT, Lcsset and Manager, I.ust Week or the Enaraeeaae.ul of MRS. 13. P. BOWERS. TO-WISHT, FltUr represent.itKin of Mr. Geo H. Miles' dramatizition of Dr. Oliver Wendell Holmes' Novel o. ELSIFa VENDER. Rmnmnrnts. EL>-IE VFNNER........ RICHARD VFNNLK. AND BREAD CO. is beichy given that tho first meeting ot the pwpiletori 011 the Bost-n Wheat and Br .aa Corn., uy will S«.i? ,uftcci ° ? Ra hingt-r street, In Bast in. tor the pui- loso ci eonddertrg 1 hetl, t tiny win accept the act ot in- oe-prralloui.ti.niid to them by the Legislature, of electing H.1/' m»»,"i« ' .Y la"», and otherwise organizing the cor- l'oian 1 ,ni d transaotlng such business as mar be requisite. 8. T. BACiN, ) Persons named s. ». DESIO, ;- IntneAot .Byttca,May a. 18J U. SEraVlaYjoflncorpo^ban. & G . LO B I HARD'S P. CELEBRATED ttunOV, S*1d»> Ont a. nd Mmol,n,a Xobaccos, Im- ported ana Ilomestlc niars, Slid atGeneial Depot, *4 Ultlltn 8TXt*I3T, ROSTO'tT, MASS.. by a. n. MrrrciiELL, At Manufacturers'1 Prices. Usual disc- ont t tl e tiade freight to tuecfry trade- 8 No char.e for packages or lw* mj.'2 M S O L A N D E R r«MPiilISD IXlll. EXTitAOI OF B U C K U (in. s the various affections of t?ao STOMACH, Hi: OhGANS, RHFUMAT,SM, GENERAL DEBILITF, DEOpnlES and CUTANEOUS disease-;. in infodu-lng this preptrat'on to the public, the Fro- pil, tor is a Fare that the aitides rhicli compose it ire Well known In M.-illoliie-, and h.iveleen lorgnsed w It Is Ihi luRPIOS PORTS. At Rio Grande Men 31, ong Ella, Poole, for NYork 8 da s Cann |UeiB* ATresrtMarcl1 2S> Br oarque Sarah A Dudn-an, 810 from Traraa' 121,'th ult, barque Robert, Carter, Boston. yort" day?* SC11IS Arct,c> ana GMl Burnilde,'ior N Piot'idei't e8'George'HB" May w>sohl R»<Jlant, Simpson, KvrlJ4,.lilt1,^'Jcn.?? w> Barque llarrhler.McRenzie, frm * I.01* (*'cb '2l foi Montevideo ni 0 Buenos Ayres, dadR'T Ny' St* '0n 82 10' oar<lue char'cs Edwm, from Tiinl- r^lll' cff GaJysroIt Wnht, barque Alexandrlua, lrom c.enrnegos u-i Boston, May 19. IBmlleseaitot Cape May Light Snip, brig Sarah Goodnow, irom Pniiadelohia for Boston. _._-. EPOME8TIC JPOSTS. irAr^rr9Al;SI?:,,8,^ .fc,1 ^eptune, Do». Providence. JiEoff1?.?1'' s£" lrest0' Johns>n, Providence. ,'eoA^VvJ,'«^,t..'9w- »cJir« M>-rla Lunt, Boynton, I'rovl- cence: Gen Scott, Warren, Boston; Daniel Breed/Hatch, itoxiury. ' n£',d IO'" eclirs Hero, Foss. Baltimore; Georgians, Moor. Uea.^ovmouth '' fcoltte11' Salem' *llz« JlaUlda, Cot Ti20<SKP^IiriKlS'i »chrs Forest, Menill, Piovidence; i'ST^r,?,b ,andJAlba*rossA Calderwood, Bosten (and the Avirr,?W,ii7te,10' dou'i m?< Corvo,Aohorn,an.l Red Jucke Ne«buiyporLCean ' ""'Memi ConeoI,1'a. Metealf, SSJ2F'.*SS Oranviilc, Morton, Lann. e«X 1. 'LAND Ar 19th, echs Olive Biancb. Agrew Poston weS^f'ta'^'^^"' Ke"ch. Bangor^offficesten Wi> 'i^H,\ S??,can' lancolnville for do. ""oeaier, "en l int oJ, 7/-'Jm',schs Ctthulve, Mll'er.Surry; land. Orchard, New Jersey; Post Boy, Tate, Rock i8^FwF;8T,EE_Arrl?,h' £clrB Clristina, Rlcharas, Port- land for Washlngron, DC; Vciant, Cousins Franklin 1," w Vnrar A-V1ar^, rr.,o, .-., e.i.i. ,., i...-----^... ...,ttvui. Rich, Trtmont lor l*oiv>alk; Cameo, K.lwell, St Andrews. HB. ior My s*io; .lemes Parker, raen. Kelley,Tl8ngor for Har- wich; Solomon Francis, Clark, and Henry Crosby, Arm- strong, Bangor ofEnv BEiuFOBD-Ar 20th, sch Gertrude Horton, James- on, v inalhaven. NFvi-pem, Arr 19th. schs Governor, Chase, NBedford for N Y ork ; Brave, Oroaby, Providence ior do; W ashlngton, Peiry, Fan River foi 00. Sid tchs Yarmouth, Baxter, Boston for NYork: Argus, Smith, Someiset, tor do: Baltimore, Dlx, Calais for Phila- delphla via Now London. PAWTUCR ET Arr 2' th sebs Pclly, Richardson, Calais; Fo-^arr, Millrttn, Filswoiicli. PROVIDENCE-Ar 2:ih, sth Elizabeth, Perkns, Calais. Below schie Willis Putnam. Cook, irom Calais; Ida L Howard. McDuffle, Irore Fcrtland, NEW YORK Arr 19rh, barque Susan Jane, Huxford. Matamoras; ones Daniel Trowbridge, Lvon Ponce: Solre rino, Hieglns, Arroyo; Abny Ellen, Gllmorc Philadelphia far Forumouth -put in tor a harhoii- schrs T N ^0 es, Smith,Machlas; sarat, French, Rockland; Mary C Bell, Handy, Boston for Albanv. Ar 20th. sleamcr Mississippi, Kennedy, NOrleans; ships St Maik, Chapman, Liverpool 28 days; Pauvma, Hanson, Matamoras; Emeiald. Micseil, Charleston; barques Rising Dnwi (Bt). Cain. Leghorn (Apl 2i; Jasper, Hlgglu ,Paler- mo (Apl 4): brigs Bogota, Lindsley, Asninwali; Alemo, st'el Linean, CB; Stephen uuncan, Isorton Hatteras In- let; Bandy, Ryder, Norfolk; schrs Navlsator. Maiston, San Juan del Noite 29 days; S R Jameson Jameson, Bara- coa; Centurion, Green, Bangor; E C Brown, Burns, Prov- incetown. Below brig Tubal Cain, irom Morhead City, NC. Cid 20th sieaoie's Etna tltr), Liverpool; City ol Dnhliu (Br). do: Golden Role, Dennis, San Juan del Norte; Ha vana, Green, Havsna: Morning star, Nelson. NOrleans; Star or the Union, Blanchard, do; Linda, Theobald, Mobile; Blackstone, Beny, Savannah: shirs Lonisa, Hawes, Cadiz; Wanaeier tBi), Hopkins, Sombrero; orlgs A B Coon,Speed Savannt-h; J West, Huteb'ngs, Bridgeport, CBr schrs Vol- unteer iBrr, Holnies Rio Grande del Sue; Constitution, Smith. McbUe- 8 .1 Waring, smith, do; J G Whinplc, Farr, Charleston-, Claratel, Sturges. B.ston. Sid 191b. barques Northwood, Florence, aid Golden Rule, brln Hannah ALBAN Y Sid 17th. sch Sylvester Hale, Coleman. Provi- dence. PIULADELPHIA-Ar 19lh, brigs A G Cattell, Watson. Clenloegos; Olive, Gaudy, Baltimore; schs Lucy Robinson, Davis and A M Edwards E111-, Fall River Cld ;9ih, schs Eliza Neal, Weaver; A Hammond, Paine; Electric Flash Ayer and George L Green, Rich, Boston; D B Sieelman Smith,Lynn; Leonora, snofloid. Ipswich, BAl/TIMOBF At illth, bng Abbott Lawrence. Fuller, Washington, DC. Cld oarquej Matgle V Hugg, Hui g, son Francisco 1 Seneca, Lev:Is, Buenoe Ayres; ecbi Caroline C, Femevcv, Bostot. SAVA'NNAH-Cld llth, oilg Mary Cobb, Duncan.l Hilton Heart, SC, MOBILE Arr 4th, sch H 8 r.anlalr, Caleb, New Orleans; 8tb, ong C MattheWB, Lew, do; lOtia, scbr Cyclone, Bab- bldge, oo. Belors 8th, brig E H Fltier, from Boston. NEW OKLFANs-ai llth, barque E Wright. Jr, Sears, N York; schrs Orvllle, Giles. Mobile Bay; loth, Rebecca, Short Matamorns: Aman-'a, Burns, remacola; llth, bark Tlllie Van Name, Cook, Philadelphia; origB Merrlwa In- - gerioll, and Jesoph oakcr, Niekerson, do; schrs Ella, Ciockcr Roeklaedi Anna Maria, Hanson Pensacola, Below schrs Alice Dill, from Ihomaston; Morris, from Havana; Wapelia. from Sagua. Ir the river I3th. trris Julia, of New London, bound up. tit 9th, schs C W Cbspir, C 10k, and Planet, Cox, Mata- rnoras; Exr eisior Boater.do: Inh.shin Merchant.Sprague NYork: r.chs Annie Alii: h Kelsey Boston; l,th, Mar, A Blob Herdi do. .1 W Wilder, Lacanne, Cleniuegos, 12th, oil!. Caroline Eddy, Smith, sagua; sch Dan Simmons, Hall, Rv.atan Island. On the bar 13tS, ship Merchant, for NYork; barque Palo Alto iron do. Towed to sea 5tb, barques E F Harriman and I Godlrey; brig C Matthews; sets Cjclone. and Anita; 9th, Darques Minnesota, and l'atmos; oilg AreoBtor-k Adv stoau er Guiding Star, for NYork 20th; barques Chief Ior Br itoia, lergo part, ot cargo enaaged; Alt-ina, torNYorx with dispatch; bilg lza. for do, Idg,' FOR SALE A beautiful Chestnut Mare. The owner belltves she combines more ___gocd quallles than an- horse In Boston. Afraid ot notring; is Deriectly sound, will travel a mile in three mioures ci twelve miles an hour; very pleasant driver a d of great endurance. Has been drlvtn n. a ladv lor awo 5 ear-. Seen at WILOFs A ".ATtUELDER S 8oao:e,Mon- day. In sday and Wednesday. 3c m>22 .tfi HORSE AND BUGGY STOLEN. JLiraiiV Stolen from the corner 01 lufta and South streets, Boston, cn Saturday last, a large Bay Mare, witn lcrgtell.wei> lit abeut 11m lbs., together with a Buugt, intie used, nalnted a dark green color, lined with clot'n, having on the back a sliver plate marked "J C i-tay, Makee, South Bcston"; al»o a Chaise Haenoss, tiiver mourted, with "T ' on the blinders. Information maybe left with the chief of Police, Boston, It* mj22 STEAM TO VKRA CRUZ VIA HaVaNA. The American aud Mexi- can Malt steamship Coxpan will de,paieh their new and eleganr Bi-Iewheel Bteamers trom New York, ceu n-ene.lng June 15, as folosvs: MAN- IIatTau, Capt. F, w. Tuiuei, on tte 15th of each montn; VEBA CRUZ, capt H. M. Uiegory, on the lit oi each month. For particulars Inquire of CHAS. A. WHITNEY, Agent, 26 Broadway, New York. 3m t } 22 TRADE . MARK OF THE Made Kaule Company, To b« found on each box and each piece of GENUlMl, MAGIC RUFFLE, All Ruffles, ot vt hatever name, not having this mark, are wtrthl; sa irritations and Infringe e-13 en the patents ol the Magic Kufflo Cocpany. The Genu- ine Magic Rnflle: are full six yaids in each piece, are well rcrele of it e best roateitai, and live perlocr sitlsfaction to coisumcis. nor sale ny all ihe oilLciial Jobbers and Re- tailers, Office of the CoTr-pauy, 95 Chambers street, New York.________________TuThSimCCn my 13 SHOE PATTERNS BUCKLES. THE LARGEST ASSORTMENT Sn tine mited ¦tsatet. WOODMAN & OOJ! MIJUK STrsUTCT. BtfCttJ «»» I T TrI SUCCESS ty the best Pl.islcians In tte woild. eecisiarF In CURING DISEASE drat medicine ihosld be THOROUGHLY C051POUXDED tecoidir.g to the strict principles of Pharmacy and Cn m- istty and SMOI.ArVli)aTBs*'S K3CTK& t BV1KI! is 10 prepared. oig BC.me cf tho dkcues for which SMOLAbT- DER'S BEoKU will be foond VERY EFFICACIOUS, tiie Proprieto: would mention DROPSY, wM-li Will ccrtainii yield to Its continued use. In all ERUPTIONS ircident to INFAJSCY and CHILTaBoOD, this medicine hss been used with the most happy results. For toat inoeicri liable WtlRl FICaTlallVK which many have lu the Spilng, umfltting one (or business, SMOLANDEU'S BUCKU Willie ft und a Sovereign Kemcdj. Sold'.eis rettrnirg from the exposures Incident to war, suffering perhaps from long Imprisonment, will find their IMPAIRED ENERGIES RESTORED, ard the system brought bac\ to a Healthy and Normal Tone b; its use. We do not attempt to impore upon the community a REMEDY FOR EVERY ILL; we simply assert that the dlseasea for which ¦ MOaT, A. NaT* JE »'S Ccmponnd Flnld Extract Etncku. l» tepated, will yield In OBSTINATE CASE?, and in some «¦_..- -,.,.....r~^i^, ., ..-... Wc v ill only advise those afflicted with INDtQE*- Tl&jy, DVSPEPS1A, RHEUOiAllSM, DROPSY, GEN- F.BAL EEBILITY, and dlsaases 01 the URINARY OBGANS, to TRY IT, and a cuie Is guarantied. Price One Hollar per Bottle. I by all Apothecailes throughout the United States and British Provinces * BUBLEIGH <S KOGER8, vrholBoaale Drugg'sis, 86 Hano v*r street, Boiton, Mass , General Agents for the United States. SMOJDLNDER'S EXTRACT BTJOKtr. _________________________lm mj'22 V.' AN'IED TO HIRE-Tft M.Iden, East Pomfrvlllc, Cambridge, Somervllle. or Medford, a ..bouEe of 7 or 81:0ms, with small lot ot land attachel, neat lorse or steam cars; rent from #150 to 1200. Aucress, T\lth particulars, Masters, Journal Office. 3t* n3-myl9 Mhp FOR SALE A country residence one- half mllefrcmorpat; a House, 12 rooms, 14 acre choice land, a good quantity of fruit trees, good stable and ' attr. Must and wi.i be sold cheap. Apply to PETER -i ic CO.,',4 Snobniy street.____________b\* my 22 FOR SALE OR TO LET AT NEW- TON CORNER-Nlce new Freich root House, near _,Chailes river, splendid prospect; nice lot, 10,000 foet, apple trees, dec ; In select, neigboorhooo, 5 minutes'walk nomoepot For tmfher particulars inquire of BOYD £ simonds, 13 Phen'x ButldingJ_________3t - my22 FOR SALI^-Honse No. 19 Joy etieet, veij'near Mt. Vernon streot, containing i'2 rooms. >At a mooerate expense, ir can be made a verv deair- nbekouse. Alergepartcf the pmchase money can re- malnon mrittage Apaiv to ediaaro Blake, i-fo. !9 Couit street, or E. W. I IKE, Causeway, comer Portland tlreet____________________tot my 22 FOR SALE IN WOBURN-TIms, Brooks Faim," residence of the late Captain 1 ames W. Brooks. Tne farm contains about 50__ aeies sipaeatcd into 18 tillage, 14 paiturago and 18 wood- it no. mib or -hard of 200 yonng aad Hnlity fault trees in bcarliit-condition; 2 good wells of water. Anodern built 2 steiy house, in good npaii, wi'h 11 rooms, barn 30x6', com bouse, rheo, carriage house, <src ; altuate oDe mile from ' Woburn Waterirg Place," on tharoad to Reading. The fano is in a gcod-state ol cultivation aad welljwatered. Apply at tho " Wcbtu-n Bookstore," or on the premises. ____________________MWS2W my 22 WLmt8. See Fourth Page. WANTED A partner with a small capital, in a light mechanical business, and paying large Itef.ti. Apply at 202 Washington su, 3dflLjht. 2t»-niv2) M'AMED An Ameiioat Boy l.-etween 15 , end 17 roars old in , Box no Boston P.O.. v. holes ale house. Address C. my 22 IVANTEO-Bp an American Man, a situa- wt tlon to take charge of horses and drive, In a private lnmiiy. tiood rcfeience given if desired. Address E. W., 1-oxbnry Mans._________ 3t» my22 WANTEC-A Girl to do pencral housework InWaltham. Must be a g-.onco k and have good ruei-encc. Apply between H and 1 o'clock at No. 15 Com- meiclal s'rtti._____________)w*____________my 22 TVANTER-A reliable w,an as Agent for the 7 irt!5e H!e ofeHo,°P Sk,rt8 ln Eoston. Must be ac- quainted with me bUBluese. Address H. P., this office. _____________________ Si*____________________my 22 \\ ANTED- By a V< ung Mat', a situation in .11 n,.F1 ,e -'amliy, or w'li not object to anything favor- :'.?. ** .Sfi,03 'o hand, will luimrh good ze'erences It w« ted. Additsa B, O. D. " 1 52 N-ahus stree. 3t* Boston. my 22 XVAKTED-In a Dry Goods Commission ., i aoa" E.°' *.n cxo'-itenced Woolen saierman, well a- S Jr,,:.,?1 libu*"so1 '"'-'c-v cass' ""res end plain woolens TWiTtEelf*1,*.^ Jju'etl. Applylo LOW, HArltilMAN, DURi'iiti&co^Saod 47 Parlc ynace, New York, 3o-my22 lYAKTED A Salesman, by a Commission a. ,.,.nr» y HBiuei one who has had experience ln \ I,.8 5"a BelUng goods b> sample preroried. Salary S« .1 i,, ,st Jear- a-ooly by letter to GEORGE A. SUM- NFI1,6iii,nanestiect,Ncw Yotk, 3t my22 W^? rE (¦* -*-11 PirsoiiE wishin;; s ituutious in 11 any business, stores, Hotels, Saloons, *c or to , ,?/£' PS. s'-wing Machines, may call on or address a,.. a * H^VEN, enclclnti stamp, 2b9 Washington St., hoc"n 4;_________________et' ____________ my 21 TVAKTEI). The adveitiner ia a man of char- '.,aS':r('Min1e6rit.v,but not strictly a business man; 11 a shipmaster by profession, but could be of someaeslvt- !"ire.^iy.'"L!,neas re might engage in. He woud put ."if, I,*"' "*e thousand d liars as partner ln any safe crt'.biisbea business that pays a good profit. Plaa'sead, or. ss F._W., Jcurr.ai office. 3t* my 22 CW'-ANTED To Druggists. A Young Man ,_, "..i*?bfon enganed In tho study ot Chenfiitry for I'A" ye,a'8 oeslrea to obtain a position in some w nolesale :, "K4 %,.. Sslati notsomuen an object as a good posi- tion t. pMstnaknow'ed.-c nl tho business, Bes» of re'er- erce» given. Address Lock Box 462, Providence P. O . B. I. 1»* wy 22 3Lcgal Nottrcs. INSO-L-VENCY NOTICE. The second toei-t- &,iCf <Vh.rS,''e(iU<,,ii0f'!,',lJKICE BriODRICK of Mrd- ii ,1 'r,nnni,i c.u"t* of Middlesex, currier, insol vent debtor, ia,..M »,,,,«. 'he Insolveicy Court Boom at Caubr-dge, a a! %h«.°ly' .on * " ua "ay ot May Instant, at 9 o'clock S;'..'...D..Aail!»nee'sacoountwill aopitstntea Creditors fi" *'a'inuobject to the allowano , thereof and prove mIv 19 l*w " F- HAYES, Asslmee. Mayl9,18«5. ____________i82ta: my 20 C^r-W)^WE-A-LTH OF MASSACHU- T..? 2*. FssEX,ss, IN INSOLVENCY. .Ji 1 .Jr^ItE0MGK Choate, Esquire, Judr/e of Probate Tiii a1° »""1'" and tor said county. In the case of Hli, »£., Spj NNEY, of AmeBbary, in said county. If . .£* . i. Ien1 d'btor the undt.tslgi.ert hereby gives no- i J JiV ^?v» as DfFn "H'y r-ppomted Assignee in said, cue; »n" mat ine necenc meeting or rhe creditors of me sain . ci?. ' SP""8? "in be hold at tale Court of Insolvency, at saiem, in said county 01 Essex, en tta tento day of July I..5H'. J; . 2 oloc;« ,n the torenoon. at which meeting creditor may be pteton.t and prove their claim-. «, _. _., . . HARRISON G. JOHNSON. Newtnryport. May 18,1865. Is2t mi 20 ¦VEW BLANKS. Invalid Soldiers' Applica. -*- t!°na'or Army Pcnsl.ms, widows'Applications, sur ?.ei?a;oTprittflc?Je8 *c- Just published and for isle by V^KLES K.. DABLINQ Li Exchange street. .......MR1 D P. I'.OWF.RS ..MB. CHARLE9 BaRRON To cor.cl dc with the Farce of THE I*JL,KA.SA\'T .\ IMG II RO II. NANCY STRAP................MISS RACHEL A. NOAH Dooi8openat7)<: to commence at 1H o'clock. 11-ayW BO^OK^O^Eim ~ J^CTING MANAGER, Mr. R, M. Field. THIS EVENING, at 7)4 o'clock, *8d A1MB I.A.8T NI0HT BUT TWO OF OGARITAI Also, the Gloti.us Faroe or B E T S Fa Y BAKER Wednesday ft'ternoor Sn%a.e bill. WILLAED'S HOWARD ATHENEUM. JflRST WEEK OF VESTVALI. THIS EVENING at Vi o'clock, f>AMEA,_______and A T,analialtie Ii'arcc. ANDiEWtfHALLT" Cl O K T I ff II E P SUCCESS! ' HOUSES CROWDED! THISB WEEK OP COTTON & MURPHYS CALIFORNIA MINSTRELS. MONDAY EVENING, May 22, acd everv cveninfr dining the week, with an entire change of Progiamhat. Do: rs open at f.'i; Conceit at 8. Admission 81) cents: Reserved Seats 50 cents, ll-myij APOLLO GARDEK^ EW ATTRACTIONS. N Mi. J. 8 BERRV and Mirs L. EVANS, from the Ke.w Y -rk Then lies, witn Mr, * lln, GUSTAVi-'. Char se oi perfi rmanoe everv ,-v.ning. mj 17______Iw^________CHAS. HESS, Ptoprletor. A S ROBERT MELOOEON. T WEE K HRLLER. THE CELEBEATEI* Maa-itro of th>- 4laballstlc Art, Tht ITIlAy C'or.v'srsatl-ni.HKl And Olstlnirnlshi <I Pianist THREE ENTERTAINMENTS IS ONE. THIS (MONDAY) EVENING, May 22, ENTIRE ».'UAiS*a'n OF PEOCHtAlfKi:, First Nlxbt or IHE GOBLIN DFUSl TUALBSRO'S SEMIRAMIDE SUSPEi-.blON CHLOROFOtlEENE, And by particular request. THE SCSEAMING STORY OF THE MAN WHO HI. "7-E OPERA OF FAU.-vT! Admission 50 cents; Reserted Scats 75 cents. Box Ofllcc open from 10 to 12, and from 2 till 5 o'clock Matinee Wednesday at tall-past 8. 1 y.'j 24_(j WASHINGTON STREET. ItADAUE ERNESTINE DE VILUIEKS, The celebrated Pianist, v ill give a GRAND VOCAL AND INS1 RUMEN 1'AL CONCERT On Monday Ilverlnrjr, Slay »9, lSBra. 'Madame De Villiers silll be ass;>ted by the following art- 5sts, wbo have in tne most it Italy n.Runer volunteered their services: MISS ADDIE s. RYAN, Contralto, EfK, EUDOLPiHEN, Basso. KOBFhT HelLfr, the great Pianist. MR. H. M. DO V, Pianist. MFJ. CAUL MF1SFL, Violinist. Tickets One Dollar. Far ssle at Oliver Ditson A Co.'s Music store, and at the door on tne evening of the Coucert. Tne two Grard Pianos used on this occasion arc of Chicseiiit: & s 1 s' mann'aciure. Doc;sopenat7K; to commence at 8. It* my22 GEAND MUSICAL FESTIVAL. THE HANDEL AND HAYDN SOCIETY WILL CKLKBEATK THEIK FIFTIETH A-JViVIVIiiYSAIClr, WITH A MUSICAL FESTIVAL IK TUB BOSTON MUSIC HALL, COJIMEKCIKa OK TnE MOUKIKO OF TUESDAY, MAT 23, AKD COKTIKOING THROUGH THE WEEK, For this commemorative occasion, the Choral force oi the Society has been Increased so as to form a CBOIKot FUr.I.SIXMTJSilHErsaO VOICE*. av»r--^ a*--' .-.-". ....---------*..- ONE HUNDRED INSTRUMENTS. And will Include the bost Musicians of our own city, in addition to many distinguished Artists from New York, Philadelphia and elsewhere. The solo talent twhich wiil be duly announced) will comprise many of the best Concert and Oratorio Singers in this country. The services of CA RL ZERRAHN have been secured as CoKuocioa, and Mr. B. J. LANG'will preside at the GREAT ORGAN. In accordance with a vote of the Board of Trustees, rn« half the not proceeds arising lrom the Festival, will be divided equally between the Two Gient National Oharltlest The SANITARY and the CHRISTIAN COMMISSIONS, The other hall being reserved as the nucleus of a nind for the support ol the Society itself; and the Society appeals confidently to the public of this city and the country at large within accessible distances, ln support of their plan. The following is the programme ot performances during the week. The FeBtival will he Inaugurated on , TUESOAY M0BHI5C, MAT, 2J, By the performance of NICOLAI'S FESTIVAL OVERTURE, Cor Org-ft-u, Orchestra and Chorus, AMD- MENDELSSOHN'S " HYMN OF PRAISE." Followed by IlaYIIlV'S CBEATIOiV, Tuesday Eveeihg. 23d, Grand Orchestral and Toeal Concert Oh Wedkesdat Afterhooh, 24th. Grand Orchestral and Vocal Concert Ok Tbuesday Afteikoon, 25th. HAMDEL'8 IgKAEL IaV EGYPT," Thursday Evening, 25th, OBCHESTBAXandVOCAI. CONCKUT, Ok Friday Aftekkook, 26ia. OKCHESTBAE. and VOC AT, CONCERT, Saturday aftiekook, 27th. HEaVDEIaSSOnX'S " ELIJAH," Saturday Evlhing, 27th, HABi»EE'# «MESSIAH," Sukday Evektng, 28th, Which closes the' Festival. Oedxbs fob Seasok Tickets, the price of which has been fixed at SIS each, ((ran»<'eT«6re,) securing to the purcha- ser a seat at all the Concerts and Oratorioe, daring the entire Festival, directed to MR. A. P. PECK, Superintendent of the Music Hall, will be duly registered according to date, and positions assigned among the moat eligible localities on the Floor and First Balcony; or seat! may be selected In person, on and after 5th oi May. To secu-e atten- tion, all written orders must be accompanied by the money. Pocket Diagrams of the Hall may be had at a small price on application to the Superintendent, and all specific ciders will be adhered to as nearly as possible. TiCKitTS, with reserved seats, to the opening Concert and to each aud all o! the ORATORIOS, the prtcei ot which hive been fixed at 82 50 and tl 50, according to location, will te for sale on and after May 17. Reserved seats to the morning and afternoon Instru- mental Cor certs at 1150 ..each, will be for sale at the lame tiiie and place. The following Artlats have been engaged for the Festival: Soairanl, MISS MARIA BRAIN ARD. MMF. FKEDBRK I. MME, VAN ZANDT, MISS J. E. HOUSTON. MRS H. M SMITH. MISS MATILDA PHILLIPS. MASTER RICHARD COKBR, of the Ttlniiy -Church Choir, New York. Contrmtl, MRS. JENNY KEMPTON. MES. J. S. CARY, Tenorl. FRANZ HIMMFR. MR. J. F. PERRING. MR JOHN FARLEY. GEO. W. HAZELWOOD. Basel. CARL FORMES. JOS HERMANNS. E. RUDOLPH8EN. if. B. The Ladies and Gentlemen of the chorus are re- minded of tte regular rehearsali on Tuesday, Thursday and 8unday evenings ot each week; and the pnnetual at- tendance ol every one is expected. myli tf LORfNG b. BAR VES. Secretary. - THE ARTAN VOCALISTS, ONE of thr> finttt Quattctte Companies in this courtly, win sing on MONDAY UVl'.tvING, May "2 Ir. STOSEHAM, and on TUESDAY EVENING, Mav 23, ¦"n'WisCHBSiLii. 8-* my 20 "BOSTON ATHENEtJIf. EACH Proprietor will be furnintiod with two Season Tickets to the EihlMiion of Paintings and Statuarv on application st the. Llhiary on or after Men- day, May" 22. By order ot_the Trustees, my 20 WILLIAM F. POOLE, Librarian, BOSTON MUSIC HALL. HE GREAT ORG A N I WILL BE PLAYED Every WEDNESDAY^ SATURO|Y a^Noon, and Organist for Saturday, May 20, MES, L. 8. FROHOCK. Tickets Mi cents; five lor 12.___________tf ap 20 BALLOON ASCENSION. FOURTH OV JULY. Balloons furnished and AtcenBlois made for Ftuith of July Committees on reasonable leirjis. .TIo,kt Fo' Dsrticaiais, address E. S, * J. ALLEN, Aeronauts for United states Army, tty 19 3t» Providence, K. I. BUCKLEYS' MINSTREL HALL WILL be to let during thi vacation from May 22to July29,fcr «nvrespectable enter elumontox- legjo Mln-treis aud Gilt, o riicrprls«s. Addie O F «0 Coin'iill; at mil at t-.e do o ____ o ATHiNEUM GALLERY FINE ART Re con street. Tte Fortr-flrit Fxtlbl-iou of Paintings and Statuarv is no a open from 9 A. M. till 6 P. M Season tickets 75 cis dmieslon 25 q t'- , via ' Neto IJulilicatirjns. N EW EDITION NOW READY OF THE CELEBRATED CARTOONS OK RAi'HAEI,. tes" jpbice reduced, ^eu V Consisting- of Sovoii jLlne Engravings, V Each plate Is accompanied bv descriptive text, and the quota i n irom the Scriptures, illustrative ef t enes In the lie ot cur Lord and Saviour, which these proiuctionj are intended to represent. The whole prb ted on a fine ouailtv and most hsautirut paper (JSX17 inches), and with amemoii of l.apha, I history ol the cartoons. Encased ln a strong, mat, anuro- piiate PoE'iFrnio. The highest, encomiums of the Press have been freely 'avlrhed upon tneie piatc9, which were Hr»t published January i. i^'Oa IHf* PmoEs sintl Packed fivfeywheeit ja ol the set in 1 ortlolio, ind tverythiog complete. Plnln proofs, fatly I ell tared...,.............ss Oil Artlat prosfa (nearly all sold).............It OO jar- «*" ALSO, NOW REAUYs .£3 ^a Portrait on SI a el, with Autograph, or RICHARD COBDKN, Wllh a complete Biogiaohy ol the Life of this celebrated. Champion of Americfcn Liberty. Price tS Cents per Copy. LONDON PRINTING AND PUBLISHING CO., 48» Broadway, New I mi, AS*. HENJ5Y A. BROWN, Manager. W. H. TIPER & CO., Boston. Mlh myJ2 BLISH E D. T H I~S DAY ! PU WH.FORD MONTRESKOR; OR TBE SECRET ORDER OF TH*: SEVEN. A nominee or Life lu the New toik Metropolis. With Ninety lllustiat.ons, Lorn Original Designs. Complete in one large octavo volume. Piice 1150. II. T. S. ARTHUR'S REST BOOK). NEW EDITION WITH ILLUMINATED COVERS. PRICE TWENTY-FIVE CENTS EACH. THE FOLLOWING ARE NOW BEADY: THE TWO BRIDES. A Stojv Of Real Lire By T. S. Arthur. Iilvmttaled Edition. Price 25 cenes. TBE LADY AT HOME; or HapplnasB in fllj Househtld. By T. s. Arthur. Illuminated Etiiticn. 25 cents. A YEAR AFTEE MARRIAGE. A Tale in Real Life By T. S. Arihur. Illnmlnated Edition. Price 15 cents. inav aaweay.o T^ -?».r i,. ,e J a.c, ill ii.,, I.,.., .... .. S. ,ti mm. a: uroalr.ateo .niuieioo. P/.1CC 25 cents. THE FOLLOAVING ARE NEARLY READY/: Agnes, or the Possessed... ,25 Love lna Cottage..........25 laive in High Lite..........25 Cecelia Howard............25 Orphan Chlldien...........25 Debtoi's Daughter.........2a Maiy Moreton..............25 Luety Saoalford........... The Banker's Wife...... *>beTwo Merchants..... Ii subordination.......... Trial and Triumph...... Tho Iron Rule... Pride and Prudence........25 Booksellers, News Agents, Pedlers, etc., will find this serlci of T. 8 ARTHUiv'8 books the most salable ever printed, and tley will be supplied with them, assorted to suit thcinsel.-es, at thirteen dollars per hundred. Be Pnbllshed Saturday Next SIX NIGHTS WITH THE .WA8HINGTONIAN3 Bv T. 8. Arthur settlor of "f.ove in a Cottaje," "Lave in ElgnLite," "Lizzie Glenn; or Uiefnalsof a Seam-trs» " etc., e'c. Complete in one larieduoaeclmo voiuoie Price »150 :n paper, or »2 in cloth. « u aao. a «oe For sale by all Booksellers, and published by T. B. PETERSON rfc BROTHER?, 306 Chestnut street, Philadelphia, To wli om al! orders at d remittances must come addressed. _______________________it_________________ my» JN PRESS I IN PRESJ! IN PRESS! THE TBIaL OF THI! ASSASSINS AND CONSPIRATORS At Washington, D. O. FULL OF ILLUSTRATIVE ENGR4.VTNG9, T. B. PETERSON ft BROTHER", Philadelphia, Pa., havelnpiess and will publish as soon as finished, a full! ccrrect and graphic account of THE IRiAL OF THE ASSASoINS AtD CONSPIRATORS, at Washington, c;n- iaining a portrait if each one, from photographs taken since the;r arrest, with illustrations cf the Court Room, the fall Court ln semion, Portrait of Jeff. Davis escaping In his will's clothes, with Plans of Booth's Escape from Ford's Theatre to ihe time of his aricst, together with a sketch of ihe life of each conspirator. This edition has been carefully prepared by parties on the srot, and will contain items of fact and interest not to be found in any I tner w, rk of the kind published. Orders should be sent In at once to secure eatly copie'. Address all criers to T. B. PETERSON Sc BROTHERS', No. 806 Chestnut street, Philadelphia, Pa. All orders ior tho above work will be supplied in the order thai they ate received, so ths.t Booktcllcis, News Agents, Peddlers and Canvassers had better send in theli- orders at or ce it iny22 T II E N A ION A WEEKLY JIHRV.M, cent Negi' B, BISHOP BUCKXEY, 28 East Canton street. « mil POLITICS, LITERATURE, SCIENCE and ART, Will be Published In Nenr Tnrk trtji.v o, isc.;. Its n ain objects will he first The maintenance and diffusion of true dem- cratlc principles In society and government, and the advocacy and illustratioi: of whatever in leg'slation or in manners seems lit ely to promote a more eaual distribution of tho fruiisof progress and civllizaticn. Second. A more careful, ec urMe end moderate disotis- slon ofthe tep'c: of the day, a^-al, above all, of legal, eco- nomical and constitutional questions than is possible in the daily pr, ss, Third. eour,d ard lmpartlnl criticism of bookssid irortu ot art Fourth. The eiinest and persistent consideration of t*ae condition of the colored sace at the Bouth, with a view to the removal ol all ariiaolai olstlnctions between theui and the rest of the population, and the bestowal on them, as tar as education, security and Justice ran do it, of au equal ccance in the ra.ee of life. Fifth, The enforcement and illustration of the doctrine, that the whole conmucity has tne strongest interest, boih moral, political and material, In their elevation, aud that there can be no r al atablllty for the reouhlfc so long as they constitute, aa at present, a large, innoraut anade- graned class, S^xth. The collection and diflnslon of trustworthy In- ¦¦ as to Hi n con.iition ard prospects of the South- ern States, the openings they offer to capital, the supply and kind ot labor which can be obtained Hi them, and the progress made by the colored population in acquiring tho habirs tnd doslres cf civilized life. MW gales t»g .auction. By J. C. FARNHAM~ ~~ tOfflco So. 6 Traveller BiUlding.i THIS DAY. House tola at Auenon In Old (lainbrtatg-e. Will be sold at auction cn the premises, on MONDAY, 27.fi inst., at 5 o'olock. P. M., Tvo Feuse Lots on the roomer of Main and Remlnr inn itteets. Old Cambridge, belonging to the estate of u/,;T-ia Meachan-, dea.oaaed, oontainlr g about eleven thousan eacb. Said lets are finely located in a gooo noigbbe .rhoofl and on the line of tie ior ie lall/oad, audaroweJ' iltStXiA withpettr trees of different varietlob. Kiooaea ALSO Immediately alter the above sale, one House Lit con- l^'a'?*' ibouV':n thousani latt, lccaled near Arrow street and Is bounded by land of Or Bees, C. o. L-trle J < ' Ml lei, anl Man street, aboot five minutes' walk from 'the Colleges, and in the imtrcdiate vicinity of gtnti-el resi- dences. Also one lot on the comer ot Mr, Auburn and Banks streets, containing about ten tiuusand t-et iero'S easi. Jorfaitaei- particulars luqutro ofthe »yl3 V? Shorter vrAtAJixiu.^ii, MORRIS Bios., PELL & TROWBRIDGE's JU I N STREIjS. LAST WEEK BCT ONE OF THE SEASON. Tuesday evening. M'av 23-Benefi! ofM. G, GRAHAM and.D. J. MAGINNIS. _________ lw my22 HANDEL AND HAYDN SOCIETY JJ " S I C A L FESTIVAL, 11 ¦ Fcs-rival will be Inaugurated on Tuesday Horning, the »!ld Inal,, With a pertotmance of Nicolal's RELIGIOUS PESTIVATL. OVESTVBtTr Fcliowcd by an'ADDRESS torn the PRESIDENT OF THE SOCIETY, aflcr which will be given MENDELSSOHN'S HYMN OF PRAISE, SYMPHONY AND CANTATA. The Soloists for this performance are: MIsa ,». E. Houston. Mis.,, Lanra Gooalnow, Mr. Gro. W. Hazlevvood. Tr e doois of the Hall will be ooered at 10 o'clock. Exet- er" - oonmence at 11 o'clock. On the Evet-ing of Name Day, HAYDN'S CREATION Will be produced with the following Solo talent: MISS MABIA BRAINARD, MRS. VAN ZANDT, 51K. JOHN I'.tltl.l V, CAUL FORMES. Tickets with Secured Setts at $2 St and il 50 each, ac- cording to location, can now be procured at the Music Hall. Doors open at 7; Oratorlo'at 8 o'clock. ply!a 2t________L0RIj^; B. BARNES, Secretary. _ CONCERT. rflHEBE -WILL EE A < OlaV PWX at Trp- <¦ o,< THURSDAY FVFNINU Mav 25 ,.e of interesting Irtte glria'rom Hi, don iMMIt- f!an,Ne?t loik. lid by i-r r, j K PERKINS, will slog a runrrberof Glees. Anmems,secular a nieces of Jtlui'c. Addresses by Rev. W c VAN HRTERsnd others Jlcxeti 25 cents; Reserved Scats .50 cents Doors open at 614 0 clock I . M. Tickets ;r,ay be had a! N 1' Kemps Nichols* No,cs\ 11, Wsihiuglnn stice- lt* P^****JJrr^'s)*iMfcl>i ''¦'''¦BBJBraaM Bv JOHN H. DRAPHB & fc-tJ, 1 Auctioneer!. New York.i NEW YORK. -> i-.iiilon Coal at Auction 'aOKAV/.u.-N-AU,, . >¦¦ I,- Co., Saw York, may 15, wej, J 'jr V hold their t.-'enty-sixth month!,- ,,*. '' ''' ( 011 hold taelr twenty-iixfh mnnthi,-.^ lion c;, a i,dnESDAY. the -J4tn day " 5Iay°"Le' 't!,J; o'circk,, oon, at the orlloe of the c'mpany Vo 3i Jr? at which time they will off.r, by j:i\ " Auctioneeis. Ham itre DRAPF1R dr CO., Twenty-five tlipusand Toni of Fresh Mined Scraitair- SaL'aeI1,.t,,r''c!"l,.a" ,fK im?' ,izes- SM deliverable a next il,zabl;lllI,0I't' K.J., during the month of Jim, The sale will be potltlve. Each lot p-rjt np will bs sold to the lushes t biSdor; no bids, tit any form whatever, beingmaile- lor account ol or on belialt if the comiiiitay. ' g The terms and condi-jfons will be fully made known at time ind place oi sale. JOUIf BRfSOIN " '""________________Jf;___________________Pteslc'ent, By DAVID F. McGILVRAiT & CO* Arcnosr aud Cossrnsii i HmiCB-sslW, £No. S3 Tiearont itreet. THIS DAY. Houaehotd f'liruiiure, Carpets, Heds, Bed<- dli.g. Crockery Ware, **c., ai hoa.e corner lam, ta. and Spring streets. East Cambridge. on Hie eld estate ol lia.iv Beam. On Jln.i DAY , Mar 22, at in o'clock A. M., oa the pretniies as above, e i ¦!" -"",''' me entire -outents o> the house, constating, lie!din*. Ac'.""'' " "' 1',"a!tu"'- '-"Pete, Beds. House open r.r cxannnallon at 8 o'clock on morning- or ,e-___________________^_________ my 19 Sllllliiery Ooods, Eancy Ooucirt, liry Gooda Hostei }, <t c. tn TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY aud THrjRS»AT M,.2S 24 ano 25. .ao.. day at 10 o'clock A. M., at salelrooms onjIU,TveV'';,..'' 3"U1 a la,Be an,' attractive assortment B-sr rSAMTJi^^ATCH. lOltlee No. 10 Water itreet, comer of DevoniMi-e strnt.i THIS DAY. Ele.anl Eornllnre, Uupa-rlor Sai.-, Indlaao Ponj., Farming Toon, Wagon, t'nvt, jfc,.., t-c, nt the Uoraee dray Pluce, aonHuluiia Hill, Ttewion. On «l | ._^ , ... - nreit.rr . consisting or elegant 'org i ¦ ¦ suits of rich BiusseissirpstsT Bfzs French plat., m'rror heavy Seotel, gr.y ,mlci ,;?i-petr; richly carved"couches lolling, lounging ca'.riolc and oeawtug room chairs; a rlc_ and c. illy carved dining r o,n suit comnlete. consllting ot a heaviiv game carved a.-ieb:atd in black walnut with inar- ';,»; ! r,cb ?»b.»ii UWe to march, sets of arm Sd other -iK'kffc'hfn^c^u,".^; "»" Md «&&"%&£ .*Mf",7Avaiuab,'! j10"",8 safc; a Buneilor Indian poov. per .cUy kind, s. und and eenrle, has trav.ied nu 100mllei a «!} : superior bone .art; a lot of farming toalj. J in- horse oars pats the loot ofthe avenue. ts-raylT An English Coltoge, known tan thia R. Ca. Cabot ll.lnl. . on Hrlgnton St., Rroitbllne. Oil SATURDAY, May 27. at 5)4 o'clock P. M., oa the peene hf sold to the highest Wd lor. the beautiful .' tics Cot'ige, br.ft by the dav in the roost thorough- _inanrcr by .Mr < alw. cm talnlnj, 12 rooms, finished in chestnut throughout, it i,a6 all the modern cona eri- et ces and flvc open gratei In the chambers. The giounda aieoroerner.teo Bylidtyeim trees, and various irfilt trees: aed shrubbery T!uu <s nearly- 711.100 iqnare tee;of land! The Hiish'on street Station on the Cnailes River Branch is wit rin flvc mt.iites' walk of the hou-e. Cats leave tie ¦tor depotst 3.15 and 4.15 P. M. in time to attend tins sale. Tern sal, a ts my 22 BY N. A. THOMPSON & CO. COfiice Olrl state House, Boston.) THIS DAY. Genteel Dwelling House on'Rlosiom Street, near It acl.ean Street. "¦ MONDAY. May 22, at 1 o'clock, on tbo premises. Tbe (our story bnct dweLing house, No 41 Blos- som sheet, on tn- east'ily side of toe street, over- locking the beautiful gionids of the Massacnusetta General Hospital, ard commanding tine views of Charles Elver. Carnrildte and Brookline. The house is built andflriishpit in a thorough manner; I* 22 reel front by 36 deep, end contains 15 rooms, with modern Improvements and conveniences, such''as furnace, water closets, bath room. <tc. The lot measures about "8 feet in depth, giving a urge yerd in tte rear of the Louse. The csiato is a verv cential and pleasant one for the iistcnce of a business man, being but a short distance flcm tho business part of the city, anS at tte same time possessing advantages ot pure air and fiuej scenery, ei jeyed !»t but lew houses In town. The property will be sold es above to the bichert bidder, either for ea.h.or twc-lhirds on mortgajce five years and baianoo cash, at option ot purchaser, alay be examluel at any time _______________ts_____________ my n THIS DAY. Desirable Residence on the Highlands, tot R«*_»atry. On MONDAY, May 22. at 5 o'clock P. M on the premises. The very ueeitable estate on Cedar street, in Box- bury, near the corner ot HUhlant street now the .residence of fi. D Hodget, Eq., consisting ot a large two-story house with slated roof. 40 uy38 feet, containing wide entrance hall, drv.wing room, sitting, parlor, dialog room, kitchen; laundry and panlrics on the first floor, and 8 spacious chambers, with veiy large drv cellar, gw, fur- pace, lange, bath room, ivater closets and all modern con- veniercts, and iuily inpolicd wltli well and cistern water through glass pipes. The lot of land measures 60 ftet fiont by 175 in depth, coutilnlrg it 500 sauare feet, and is well fuppllcd with Irult trees and sbjuhbety. The house is most tin. roughly and substantially built In tho most approved modern style, with hammered granite steps, Ac, and Is In excellent order. The eetate is vtiry pleasantly situated near the corasr of Centre street, Tne land bet'weeu the house and Centre street ts now vacant, and tt e purchaser ot the estate will have the privilege ot taking the whole lot or such portion »£ It as he may desire at a very low figure. The property will be sold without reserve to ibe bighett 1-iddet on favorable, terms oi payment, and may ba exam- ined every aitcmoon berore the sale between 2 and t> o'clock. For iuitlicr particulars apply to the auctioneer!, ts mylT JBx sAKraEL A. WALJXER," Office No. 32 Congress street.) THIS DAY, Valuable.and T-forougb-Hnllt Three 8t»ry «ri<H Home on Poplar street. "r* MwinMP_,KAJ' Mly M* at s °'c,0« P. M.. « ioe ¥'? t?e snbataniral. convenient and olens ii» oL.'S*'1 contains a spacious drawin? roam pnh| ^f'c'nC %!S, Pk?^^,w_i^n0?!l;crr,,. i marStel,1*-;16S« "<>,« doepnV ap-Sments?m.rbl, ^.oitse-istr^e^el'w^ 13 'n a S_?,*i2»^^°^«f occup^c'v^PoSla'rBtoi/t,. weit . _epHonabIft, Wdd«F T.,m.M»' whLc<,h,i8. "osltiTC and to tho higheit OBeofthe clianoit «TdTo "t invHin^ ThOB? in^Sta e.th^^elBnb^^ inpse in pursuit of a lesrdencem a healrh rr n.art, r tr.. a: .,,..:> THIS DAY. r. M«^Ho,,a*" °* ^W-ht Street. °wiM??P*7.v¥ay'«?. «t « o'cock p. M., together with all the ,,, " _I- 00 ' ,w0 wa'er closets, ltrltherpart'.c\fa'^ ^Tthyau^^ F*\?ZiT THIS DAY. ~ Poor Housaa Lot. on Worcaaster S&reet On MONDAY, May 22, at 5 o'clock P. M ' WIU be sold four house lots, on the westerly siio «e t mont street. These lots aie 20 f ot in nSai ;,,a? t"~ each 2180 feet of land, icquirlog no onv"rr?oTr,Ii«« in''i?,taitt to build upon the nremlses. These iVtsf when wdrer,t-r£ street Inttrsecti Columbus avonus will Jf_3e,&H^I 1 be aaia of this cropertj off.-.ra a gklt "b?»__ fci I. ?' ff t;,1"ms ea*y' Ior p«'««!«!«ib inquu-rSfXITuc- "u"cer'________________ »t____________________myl6 By f. d. dgaoojo, O ce Boom No. 1 Soren'i Block, Bexbury. THIS DAY. Peremptory Sole of Pour modoroo built two- story Dwelling Ilou-cs, Pleasantly situated on Brown'i avenue and the new Coun- 1 road, West Roxbuiy, witnm five minute.' walk ot Itosllndale Station, On MONDAY, May 22, at 4 o'clock P: U , on the resseo- tivo premises. The houres ate ail in m st excellent condillon, snd conta n 9 rooms each, supplied with good water aud .cellars. They are occupied by Mesu.j. Whoelei- -vans and Rogers, and one Is vacant. Three ol the lrjts contain acout 18,600 feet each, and one has aoout 2M acrei good ham, <tc. No more desirable subnrhau residsnees have been. orTeret at auction this seasen than the: 0. Trio situation « cieva ted. within five mlrutes' walk of. two steam rallreads, when. 13 tralna mn daily to icoston, and within tbt'ii mlntites'walk or horse cars, churcij, sahooi, Ac, It taken !,',"' I5n.lrntestogo to Boston, hil,n.tng o--e at least 15 to 20minutes'ride nearer than to eoln thehoraeo.ars from Roxbuiy to Boston The tale sml abreiutoiy ce poiltrve, tun the terpis very liberal. For turthct lntormatlon apply to the- Anctlonier, 3'.-ml» By GEORGE B. HXOHBORM. Ofilce Ko. I Scollay's Buildiuc, head ot Tremont row.3 THIeS'BAY. wOBIi UtK DEWTRB. Splendid Suburban Rasastdenceon Ntov-Rnston ¦' en, Oak in.i, 1« Miles frusa. JKouon. Mans,on Houae wilh tower, with modema coiivonlonceas. with stable ana Cnnlaate Douse with oeliais, Henery o5c, In fine order; and aqout5aercB ot elevated and ex- cellert Land, thicaly stunded with chaiee aad productlva FiuitTree3 (apoles, pears, cbeirtes),currants, biaosber- rle-B, raspbcirles, stray.berries, fiowets, shruooery, Ac. louist and ornamental ttees aro upon the grounds, and addbeaoty to the scene. Win he sold onMOHDAY.Msjr 22, at 4 o'clock P. M, on the premises, a *200 to be paid at the time and oiice of sale. Trout the tower is cue of the fiuest panoramic views in New England. Wo'ourn Is one oi toe most beautiful, healthful and fluiving towns in the state. Itsscho aaro of the highest older, and its churches aid public bulldiags oi elegant, tasteful' and elaborate design. The house is erected on a magni&ceut site, and cont-ins 13 rooms, fnr- naoe. range, hot and coin viator, biflpng room, marble wash basins, Ac. The estate cost Slt.OeOs but v111 be toll withj.ut lecard to cost or piice, to the highest bidder. The house and grounds will bo on view every day till sile, an* D. E. Jewett, Esq., the o» ner a^d occupant, will consider it a pleasure to offer to gentlemen uie treedoia ot Uli Is Photogiaphs of the place and additional par- ticu'sra had on application to the. Auctioneer. GEO, R. HljCHBOttN^___ ».U,1.3,l-,15\19,2l),2S my» Bt BROWtT BROTHERS, toaice 9 state street-j THIS DAY. Peremptory Sale of a Crenterl Rartcfc Ho two «an Eouriii street, Saiutm sAooton. On MONDAY, M»y 22, at 4 o'clock P. JKi. on the oreralser, A nearly new two and a ha11 story a'.rlck Dwellurg 33av5 leei, with an L 2r?x_5 feei, ccntatnlng 14 c65- .___.veniently arraaKed rooms, bruit in tlae most thorough manner, with slated roof, and cellar of hammered grauTts. The lot co.-tains t250 square feet oft land, abunaanily igp- plieai with largo Hurt treae rciaptw. entrants, goo.cnerriei; raepbi-nhs, steawbenles, shrnrjoroicy and flowering plant in great yailefy.'pieaaaritly iitaated on Fourth, rear tk ca nir of L shoot, lu one of the, moot desirable neighbor- hoods in south Boston. The citato win be p^Mvaiy sain Arthcut reserve or Moi'it, and epon favorable te;ms oi pa*- narnt. A deposit of r,2W t0 btsmade at ticx 01 8sio. F',r!a.rJ .n4C a of tho nremlses »ad full narttculaw apply to the AucUr ,cee«, 9 State meet. tl my if mm , by j. jx »o_;iER c- ao. ; COfSeo lower ».0or of Br^-e,.^ Building, State street, aid* eutraucs-u Con«ress square.) : _ , THIS DAY. JiBslr_,es. Sa,e 01 Dwelling House and LaiU In RoxTonry. !_sV_i0 w1.,! IlW,atan °'£.°?k ^M.. o_ the premises, ifsEnlii.bt.f{A t<> tho highest bidder the 2H-story uf£rti,£;J± _-&"s,t,ry '3 irick- snQ tae 1">n*e ei*- inJe 1, a r.°.«T' rv,,,h »'PaBtous Cry cel'ar under the whole. « m,i. J 5 o5 UUl8 aboal lm squa-e feet,-w;th a sine entrance to Ihe rcfir. Terms easy one s_c positive, by order ofTruiteos. ' _______________________ ts my IS jLotst Wto JfflttHtr. _ STOLFN-Ttsree 7 3-IC U- S. Bonds, secood . ¥100 e»eh_Nor. 37.158, 87,159 and 37,180. Ah per- sons arc autli i.ed againstnegoiia-ring t'-i mem, al, . . hoever will return said Bonds to tho 2d National Bani or to B2 Prince street, wtll oe¦ smtibly revarded. 2t* my2!l^ LOST--T)VSu^di»jrtje'eTl-th iLstftnt, a tmull slz«fl Peaui Brostt i-in. In COau- cy etreet, or on Essex, inaunoy and vt aEliiiral-n errects. Toe llcdcr edit I lisylng It a JENKINd « CO.'S, 119 Mux »tiy«t. »«* w!»

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m s KONDAV MOB NINO, MAY 22, 1865, i» . , = Color 1-re.ludKe. We are credited witti some curious notions in Boston, but in one respect, Philadelphia beats us altogether. A custom there has recently acquired considtrable notoriety, which is thus explained by one^of the city papers: As a general thing the colored people of Philadelphiado not use the horse cars, but keep to the sidewalk. But when one of them c ncludes to take a ride, as the law allows him, the conductor objects but does not eject, be- cause he knows the colored passenger will Jake him before the court But seeing that he cannot jut the man off the cars, the conducUH does the next best thing in his view, and puts the cws off the track. The negro sits there in state as long as lie pleases, the conductor, dtiver and horses march off in quest of another car, and the ten or twenty white passengers, as (he ca<e may be disperse, as it suits them, with the possible sacrifice of losing the investment of their fare nrmey for that particular ride. Now, at this distance, this looks like a very amusing custom, though we dare say it is not to those who share its iiutonver.iences. Is it not als i a!trifle, or considerably more than a trifle, un- leasonable, absurd and nvong? And yet, let th'-se without sin cast the first stone. The subject is not one for ptiarisaic comparisons betwe?r. one coir.nvutiity and another, but for general consider- ation and improvement, on account of its bearing upon the great problems of the day. The preju- dice to which we alluie i? subtle, iiu' firmly fixed and nearly universal, though it is fast fading. The'duty of all is to keep it fading. The single fitct that during the fearful crisis through which we have been passing for the last four yetart, ike negroes of the South have been the constant and always reliable friends of the Government, is enough of itself to rhield the whole race fro .a the shafts of prejudice in every loyal mind. Not when we consider the still unsettled prob- leu of reconstruction, &n« the part in 0am which the colored men of the South may and m called uj;on t- play, can we ste any other duty more manifest than that of " conquering our prejudiuoa " as speedily as wc can. But, these in- cidents in Philadelphia may well be useful to us in ren.indin£j us not to expect too much fro:;, tiie white people of the South. When sueh injustice is still lingering ii> the most favored parts of the Nortb, when in State after State here the neirro is still denitd access to the ballot box and the en- joyment of other most obvious civil rights and privileges, we surely ought not to expect at once an entile revolution in the sentiments and habits ol the South. Time is all that is necessary to perfect the great reform that is ot.: foot, and we mav well be satisfied so long as we contieue to mark the wonderful piogressof the present period. Curious Law Cask. A ea.se, was decided in th Superior Court in New York on Thursday, which will interest business men. A person natnect Pey- ser, having transfi reed his busiues, rflth debts and credits to another party named Kanter, n rote t" thi plaintiffs in the case stating* this fact, thank- in for the confidence heretofore reposed in ¦i begging that 'hey would extend the sarat to his successor. Plaintiffs supplied Kmter with fcf-ods during two years, when he ceased to pa/, brought agMiist Peyser for the bal- ance. The jurv gay; a verdict in favor of the plaintiff for the full amount claimed in consequence of Ptjser's recommendation. Jepf. Davis. A Nashville dispatch says it was given out at headquarters tint Jeff Davis would pass through Nashville on his way t<> Washing- ton, <md a steamer, with a portion of the 13th reg- ulars, was in readiness to leceive him, but it was deemed injudicious to send him through that way, although the route is shortest, and arcordiugh he moved east. An officer of Johnston's army re- ports that Davis gave up nearly all his specie for the payment of his escort. Steamers at a Discount The steautets Ca- hawba and Detroit, belonging to the Government, were pat up at. auction on Friday in New York. The best bid for the Cahawba, which cost the Gov- ernment over $200,000, was S1">,000, and for the Detroit S3000. The sale was stopped and the ves- sels were withdraw,'. The large number of steam- ers belonging to the Government, which will have to be sold, will make that class of property very cheap for some time to come. The Rebel Medical Department. The Rich- mond Commercial Bulletin says the books, ac- toor-to. >i|||li onJ, in fa», all lln- x»&I!^«-* and n»"» vate documents of Surgeon General Moore, lately at 'he head of the medical department of the rabel Confederacy, were captured at Charlotte, Nr. C, Dr. Moore being compelled to abandon them in his hasty retreat from that town. These papers wdl go far in compiling the statistics of the late *ar. Gens. Meads and Grant on Secretary Stanton. The following testimemy ha? ju-t been elicited before the Committee oi, the Conduct of the War, and is furnished In them for publica- tion: Testimony of Major General Meade, Q. You hays beer: iu the army almost since the war commenced, and have had as intimate a connectiou with and know- ledge ot the &i my ot the l'otomac as any General I Snow. For that reason I desire to plase on our record your answer to the following inquiry: la what man- ner has Mr. Stsnton, the Secretary of War, performed his duties in regard to tho supply of trie army and the support of the miiitaiy operations under yonr charge? A, So far as my knowledge extends, and I have had any relations with the War Department, I can say most cheerfully that everything I have required, or that 1 thought oughtto be done, has r«en promptly at- tended to by Mr. Stanton, as the head oi the War De- partment. Q. W.atdoyousayof the talent and ability with which Mr. Stanton has conducted his department? A, 1 consider that the department has been conducted tprth very great ability. There mav have been pome matters in which I may have differed with Mr. Stanton and might have criticised tils operations. Q. Speak of the general management ot the depart- ment. A. As to the general management .of the War Deparrmer.t I consider it has been conducted with great ability. Testimony of Lieutenant General brant. Q. You lave rwu Lieutenant General commanding the whole army tor a year p?.st and more? A. Y/es, sic Q. 1 wish you to pUoe upon record your answer to the followinc question: In what manner ha^ Mr. Stan- ton, Secretary of War, performed his duties in the supply of the armies and tbe support ot the military operations under your charge? A. Admirably, I think. There has been no complaint in toat respect that is, no general complaint. So ftr as he is con- cerned, I do not thi ok there has be** any ground of complaint in that respect. Q, Has there been any misunderstanding with r»- esrd to the conduct of the war, in any particular, hetween yea and the Secretary or War since you have fceen in command? A. Never any expressed to mo I never had any reason to suppose that any fault was found with anything I had done. So lar as the Secre- tary ot War and myself are coLcetned, he has never .interfered with my duties, never thrown any obstacle an the way of any supplies I have called for He has Bever detailed a course of campaign to me, and never inquired what I was going to do. He has always seemed satisfied with what 1 did, and heartily co- operated with me. The Colored Man in Tennessee. It is very evident that the Southern people are exceedingly reluctant to accord the rights of freedom to the Mack man, and indetd will not allow him bis liberty except upon compulsion. According to tbe Cin- cinnaii Gazette, the Tennessee Legislature does not yet recognize the fact that the colored people are free and should be treated accordingly. A bill lately passed by the House of Representatives is thus described: "It disqualifies blacks from bearing witness against While?. The blacks are rru;de subject to a surveillance which regards them as prima facie vagrants with no rights that a white man is bound to respect. It ordains S?6!,?1"1!1^?151111,11* and 8a,s ** a term, tor this inde- tmable status. It provides penalties for white persons who harbor negroes. It requires all b'acks to have them-eives registered, paying the County Clerk a fee £^f h 1,MiTll!;on'1* "ll the flfteen enaotingsec- tL0n,l?L,hli,.i"."' tbe term'fre« persons of cotSr' is repeated, as if to recosntze the existence of slavery in SXrlSIS »ithon«n *« People have decreed that there ifcah be no slaves in the State. «. J?Ssfotion wbi<* gives additional color to all nut oZZmvUZ snlvs Connty Cour,s tae powerto bind ?n whitf I* of "S? P°reons of color as apprentice* «Z nr.K?aster8- ..Therp ,s no specified limit to the wt ?i -ih<,'8 aPPrOThcestJip. Tennessee had better go lihPrtJ.i**%f 6t °.noe th,n t0 mo<* " ol«cks with from them?. ?** Dp p0wer ,0 tak8 tteir caJdrea The Soldiers and theib Asms. A corre- spondent of the Gloucester Advertiser, who belongs to Co. u, 56th Mass. Veteran regiment, (com- nianded by Capt. Shurtleff, a son of Dr. N. B. Shurfleff of this city,) writes from Alexandria on the 9th instant, saying: Ihat1^ faf ia-»°Sf JPVn,? r hope government will do, and ^ are diJhar i1et,aln 0S r,fles and ' qn'pmento when **" v -h.t . ^d ,ropi the ?ervice. It Is hord to part w,a, hat trusty weapon which has been our nearest and dearth mend through the trying scenes and many hard longhr it?" wondy conflictf. now much the sol- oier wou'd prW snch a rellc- How mush in after years would itawakt ,he patriotic spirit wi'hin him a« jt did when he first had ."'- Pieeented him; ard should toes again tiee. no against us, hp would he as anxious to seijej d as i<: days of the past, aud <?° for«i to do battle Mr the right. 1 carnot see what government cau do Sr,«o5° msny nms on hantf. Nodoub* 'hey will he Br,ir^2Jw?J60B,ewheret0 rust and spm.', while tho w^i «LT?S" CTer tike Pfidein neepina bus oldweap.n Til *h«t^ opi aod esteem Jt a precious memesto I !nt-oiri1«?-,,:e*?riiB9cl Hancock's Carp? are to Vial- ^ wtoffir^.'"*1 h0i*U ffiUS exteDd'i t0 A Gloomt PBOspr;CT. The Newborrport Herald, m speaking of the introduction of the district system in the election of the Legislature, says that under it " a large poriioD of tho members go only one year, which renders them go- d for rotbipg to begin wi>ri, and eager for plunder vrhiie Jhere," It closes its toview of the session with tbe following disheartenifi remarks: " It is probable that the present LeaiBlature is a3 RCOoasyre shall have next year. For ten years the rrr r'uey hasbfti nowi.tr-aid, and there is nothing in the ptf3,nt roiditinn or things to chock it. The best pa'tof thf cou.niuiiiy will have tothing to do with the Legislature." At 10.30 A. M., 1311 st (0J; at 10.58,1305; at 11.10,1301; at 11.45, : 11.55,1302; at 12,10. ttOl i at 12.35,130}; Price of Gold. 10.45, ISO 130J; at at 1.05.. 1805. . ^T At 2,20 P. M., gold was quoted in ISew York at 1301; at 2.30, 1303; at 2 50,1801. The gold market remains quiet, without much change in tne premium, The heavy exports of specie to Europe, Saturday, excites some remark, although a large shipment was generally expected. It is said that nearly half a million of the total amount sent out was in return for a portion of the M8y coupons on the Five-twenties held in Europe. The export of gold will probably soon fall off again, as the present larce shipment was owing to temporary causes. With a revived demand for Government stocks in Europe and an irtcreaied export of our cereals the export of specie will be materially curtailed. The following is the export of specie from New York Saturday : Per steamers America, for South- ampton, $760,000; Erin, for Liverpool, $285,000; Etna, for do., $982,000; City of Dublin, for do., 350,000, and Corsica, for Havana, $27,Opo making a total of $2,104,000. The "Chivington Massacre." The ttuth of the version of the " Chivington massacre," so called, heietofore circulated, is controverted by Lieut. Harry Kicbt'.ond. of the 3d Colorado Cav- alry, the force cngng<d in the affair. The attack upon the Indians has been represented as entirely unprovoked, and the tribe as being a friendly oue. Lieut. Richmond says the regiment was raised at Dm.ver on account of the murder of a man ant his wife and two children on an unprotected ranchc, by the Indians, who cut the throats of thi ir victims irom ear to ear and scalped them. While tbe regiment was in course of or- ganization lh3 Indians continued their depreda- tions. Ranches weic destroyed, hou-es pillaged, occupants butchered, trains attacked, cattle driven off, teamsters kilkd, coaches fired into. In passing over ten miles of ground Lieut. R. saw twenty seven bodies,-men, women ami children, scattered along, tlieir bodies most horribly mutilated, every garment stripped off, leaving them as naked as when borr. Doting the attack upein the Indian encampment nut one of the Indians sought protection by the display of the stats tad s-rin, s, or a /lag of truce, as reported, but all rushed pellmell to their rifle pits, already iug and fortified, and seeding as good as they received. In their possession yvas found a white man's scalp, fresh and bloody, which they had tiken within three days. Bolt after bolt of cotton, calicoes and broadcloths, women's under-clotbes, shoes, crino- line in tact, all the paraphernalia of a woman's attiie were found in profusion throughout their village. Government horses and mules, as well as .private ditto, w>.re found, not merely scattered about, but composing their ht-rds. Supposed Muedeb. We learn that the body Of an Irishman, beming marks of violence, wa3 picked up in Deerfuld river at Shelburi e Falls on Thnrsds evening. He was supposed to have been killed at Hoosac Tunnel (where the laborers have frequent quarrels) and thrown into the river, float- ing (heiice down slrean. L B. Haiwood, a St. L-mis merchant, has been arrested en the charge of being implicated with the steamboat incendiaries who caused the destruction of so many boats at St. Louis last summer. Kr5" A Detroit dispatch says many of the citi- zens have cauaht the Canadian gold fever and are departing for the gold fieltls near Quebec. CGF" Initiator* steps have been taker, to pur- chase art elegant mansion for Gen. Sherman in Cincinnati. OS*" Mftjor Carrington, late Provost Mar-ha! of Richmond, has been arrested on the charge of em- bezzling jitney sent South for Union soldiers. BOSTON AND VICINITY. CnmisAL Matters. In the Police Court Saturday, Judge Maioe presiding, John Eyan, charged with the murder of his wife, Jane Cecilia, in Genesee Siteet, as previously stated, was called up in accordance with as- signment, and waiving examination was fully com- mitted to await the action ot the Grand Juty in the matter, Micbse! McCabe was sentenced to six months in the House of Correction for steaiicg $10 in coppers in the shop of Michael Sweeney. Three women named Bridget Murphy, Mary Lamb snd Ann Bailey weie convicted ot stealing $13 worth of clothing in the shop of Michael Sweenev, and each set.fenced to three months in the House of Coirection. James McLaughlin pleaded guilty of stealing $36 in the shop of Michael Doberty and was let off wfth a fine ol B15 and costs, at the request of Mr. Doherty, to whem restitution has been made. Michael McMahan pleaded guilty of stealing $3 ?=cJt£»°/=fe»J^K!P&.te.tne Bay st*tiM ,ron Co- Public Institutions. The reports to the Bf.ard of Directors for Puolip Institutions for the week ending May 18, show that there remained in the House of In- dustry, ot that date, 27S ianitfcs; House of Reforma- tion, 221; Almshouse, 103; Lunatic Hospital, 179; 1'ouseoi Correction, 213 Sect to State Almshonses, 30; to State Lunatic Hospital, 2. City Mortality, lhe total numher of deaths in the city for the week ending Saturday noon was 78, ot which 12 were of consumption, and 30 wco of children under hve years of age, Of the deceased, 23 were of American and 52 of foreign parentage, Cambridge. Deowbed in a Tub op Water, A child named Murphy, about three years old, yvas drowsed iu Cam- bridge on Friday by falling into a tub of water. It had been miieed for an tour or two, and when tbe mother went to look for it she found the Httle one dead in a large wash-tub, into which it had probably fallen by losing its balance while looking into the tub, Ikterestiks Anhiversary, The Irving Literary Association celebrated their tenti anniversary at the City Hal! on Friday evening, and a crowded audience gathered to listen to the exercises which, for them, con- sisted simply of an oration ind poem; but both were w, 11 worthy the attention they elicited. The oraror of the evening,Mr. W. W.Hammond,choseforhissubiect the motto ot the association, " The Aristocracv ot Man- hood," and treated of it as implying a class rattier than an abstract idea. It was finely wntteH and eloquently delivered, closing with a brilliant tribute to the memory of President Lincoln, The poet of the evening, Mr. J. W. Cotton, offered a well written poem upon " Our duties to ourselves, our countiy and the future." At the close of the poem the audience was dismissed, and the members, with tneir ladies, adjourned to the upper hall to partake ol a bountiful collation. Snort and eloquent speeches from present and past memb-.-rs, followed by music and social converse, brought the email hours round before the time for partmg catae. Dorchester* Deceased, Mr. Ed ward A. Dexter, a Notary Public and highly esteemed citizen died at his residence last night. Butafcwdajssincethedeceasedsuperintended the funeral arrangements of the late J. Amory Davis, and a day or two subsequently was attacked witli the same disease, which resulted fatally. West Uedford. Accident. As Mr. Aloozo Millikea, of the firm of Cheney & Milliken, was returning from a surprise paify at the house of H, H. Gilmore, Friday evening, his horse ran away, upset his carriage, thre.w him out, fractured his leg, and slightly bruised him oti'er«yise lie was conveyed to his residence on Pleasant Sireet, where he was attended by Dr. E, Woodburv, who for- tunately was ine of the j,arty. ITKMS. Mrs. Extra, BUly Smith is accused of appropriating to her private us" tbe spoons and other silver belonging in the gubernational mansion at Kichmond and the properly of the State of Virginia. rnree years agu Daniel <j. Shaw of Bar ton, Ver- mont, while riding from Island Pond to Charleston lost his pocket book containing $97. Ihe present spring, while driving over the ssme road, a man from Island Pond turned this wailet out of the mud on his wagvn wheel, and restored it to the owner, About $70 of the money was well enough preserved to be redeemed by the banks. Hon. Amos Tuck, Naval Officer at Boston, saiUfor Europe by the steamer Asia, next week, on a vMt to his son, who is Vice Consul at Paris. Connecticut maidens do tbe courting up slick. A nice young girl near Hartford was applied to by a two- months' widower to come and take charge of his six motherless children. She said: "Yes, sir; as jour wile; not otherwise." She went. Tbe people having so money, some of the Southern railroads are transporting passengers for nothing. A grand chance for "dead heads." John Hogan was found dead in his bed at Ware on Saturday of last week. He lived alone, and the cause oi bis death is supposed to be disease of the brain- Strawberries, new potatoes, peas and bean3 are) among the luxuries of the Cincinnati market. There are indications of a great rush of visitors to the White Mountains the coming summer. Snow is three feet deep there in some places. J. G. Eichardson, colored, has recovored $603 dam- ages irom the city ol Brooklyn, N, T for injariss sus- tained by the anti-draft riots in 1863, Strawberries are 25 cents and cherries 20 cents per quart, in Echmond, Thebedyof Lloyd Kimball, who was drowned thi spring at Mclndoes Falls, Vermont, was found more ' tian 50 miles from the place of accident, in Hartland, j Vt with the papers and money on his person all safe, I A New Haven paper soys that a farmer created quite I a sensation or State street on Thursday, by paying out ! 6ilver quarters and half dollars for groceries purchased. I " fie w;sn't going to keep United States specie hoarded I away in stockings any longer, now Gen. Lee was sub- dued," he said. BY TELEGRAPH. FROM WASHINGTON. Arrival of Jeff. Davis at Fortress Monroe, Gen. Batiks and tbe Committee on the Conduct of the Mar, GOV. VANCE AND NOETH CAROLINA MATTERS. SPECIAL dispatch to the boston jopesal.J Washington, May 20,1865. Jeff. Davis lias arrived at Fortress Mouroej on lhe Rebecca Clyde from Savannah. Reports iu circulation about General Banks aie so contradictory that it is impossible to say say which is the true one. There are several Lonisiai ians here yvho are bit- terly denouncing both Banks atd Butler, wtdle certain officials perhaps, encourage, and certainly do not contradict the reports set afloat to the pre- judice of these Massachusetts Generals. Surprise is expressed here at the wide publica- tion of what purports to be an abstract of-the re- port of the Committee on ttre Conduct of the War on the Red river expedition. It does not give a fair idea cf the evidence taken by the Committee, which thoroughly exonerate s Gen. Banks and conclusively shows that General Halleck was the author of the expedition. Wide the writer of 'he map rity report of the Comaattee under- took to show in that report that the political action. in Louisiana ordered by President Lincoln had no regacd to the expedition, oi that Gen. BanKs was responsi- ble, a rniur>rity report, drawn up by Hon. D. W. Gooeli, completely exonerates Gen. Banks by simply giving extracts from the testimony. Gt-n. Sheridan is to have command of the entire trans-Mississippi department Manager Stewart of Ne«v York bas been in- formed that Booth's body lies wticre neither he oi any other mottal man will ever se« it u.^aln. The rebel Governor Vance of North Carolina hrs arrived and is at a well conducted and secure boarding establishment on Capitol Hill. President Johosoii will have an informal inter- view to-day with W. W Holden, W. S. Mason, W. R. Richard on, J. P. H. Russ and John G. Wi>- iiams of Raleigh, and R. P. Dick of Greti s'toro', with other loyal North Carolinians, invited i'.ete to consult on the reorganization of that State. They do tiot relish the idea of negro suffrage, indeed they do not consent to discuss it. Perley. THE FLIGHT OF JEFF. DAVIS, Specie Distributed among his Escort, JEFF, GLAD TO GET RID OF HIS SOLDIERS. New \'okk. May 20, The Times' Nashville di-patch si>; 3 rebel officers who have arrived there, state that when Jeff. Davis he aid of lee'a suirender he tele- graphed Wheeler to furnish Uitn an escort of 1000 men to Wa8hoe, Ga. Gen. Di.brill was put i:- command of a force and sent to meet Da"is at Greensboro', N. O Davis, bis faoidy, Benjamin, Breokinridge and otf'er officials started at ooce and had with them it was currently reported, eleven re illions "t dollsrs in specie. The rank and file learn- ing this fact diTuesed it among themselves, and so fre- quent were their private talks the officers became uneasy. At length a spirit of insubordination began to develop it-elf and Davis was obliged to address them, maEing brilliant promises, ft is he was obliged to do nearly every day; but 8»ilithe treasure attracted the undivided attention of theimn, who argued that the government owed them something. Finally Davis eletmed it besi to open sime of the kegs and dealt out to each of tnt men, mostly in silver, snrhs varying from 820 to $30. On the evening of the 8th it appears Davis thought he could get along better without such an escort aad Duke annoueccd that all who wanted to go west of the Mississippi should report to him the next day. They all reported, but Duke look only those who had arms. The others weie disnisseo, and they made their way to Wasboe and surrendered to General Wilson, Davis and ps rty then proceeded to the west bank of tbe Sa- vannah, where Beijamin, Breckinridge and others left bin). The Arrival of Jeff. Davis at Fort HouroB. Xtepcrted T.niialnar or the Prisoner. Bistluau shod ALEX, H. STEPHENS, C. C, CLAY AND OTHERS IN TBE PARTY. Fokteess Moneoe, May 19. Jeff. Davis with tVmily, staff officers, &c , arrived here to day from Hilton Head, S. C, in the steamer Wm. fl. Clyde, con- voyed by the U. S. gunboat Tuscaroia, Commodore Finley. Col. Pritchard of- the Michigan cavalry, who made the capture, with a stiong body of men accom- panied tbe party, and he immediately telegraphed to oFn1a'cii'^l;i^fnr "-^t-iie.tionti in le^arfl t.t thp. riisnnnal The steamer Clyde still remains over three miles from shore, and Col, Pritchard is the only person who has as yet come a?hore. It is rumored that Davis wns lnnded ahout 4 A. M, to-day on the beacb, and from there was marched into the sallyport of the Water Battery. Latee IP. M. The steamer Clyde has just dropped her anchor in the roads, and ttere seems no doubt but that Jeff. Davis must have been landed somewhore on the beach. No communication is allowed with the steamer. Ihe officer in charge awaits instructions irom Washington, About a week since Col. Brewerton, of the Engineer corps, received orders by telegraph from Gen. Barnard to have a room in the casemate on the inside of the fort yacated lor the accommodation of prisoners of State. Tbe casemates, which once communicated one with tie other, are tow hermetically scaled by walls of brick, strong iron bars and other substantial ar- rangements of similar material. lhe enclosure is complete, rendering futile any at- tempt of tscape or rescue, strong guards of sentmols are to be posted immediately in the vicinity of the case- mates, Balttmoee, May 20. A letter to the American from on board the Tuscarora Eays: " The paity we have con- sists of Jeff Davis, his wife, a small son and tjyo dauehters, together with Alex. H. Stephens, C, C. Clay, Col. Wm, Reagan, Gen. Wheeler and fiteen or sixteen others, wtose name3lhave rot E=ce"tain°d " The letter concludes bv saying: "We leave for the Potomac in a few hours." AFFAIRS IN GEORGIA. Land Speculation in Virgidai New York, May 20. The Herald's correspondent with Wilson's cavalry, says ail tbe people where the national troops i,re stationed profess to be good Uoion- iets and adriiit they are conquered, The citiz-ns are loud in lhe ir praise of the good order established by Gen, Wilson, There is great scarcity of food in the State of Georgia, Starvation ts imminent, not only for the poor, but for the rich. Gen. Wilson issues rations to the peopl". The Hei aid's Virginia correspondent says there is a great chance for Northern emigrants to the Southern States. I.ai.J that could not be purchased before the war for $150 per acre, is now selling at $2 a $2 50 per acre. Already a plan is in course of prepararion whereby, with the. aid of Northern capital, the lar?" estates of Virginia will be cut uo into small tracts with the view to cultivation by Northern farmers. FROM SEW ORLEANS. Iuterefttliij? Mesfcan ATewt. New Yoek, May 20. The steamer Evening Star, from New Orleans 13tb, has arrivid, biews anticipate. The papers contain some Mexican new", *vhen Col, Toryisbisky went out to attack the Liberals at Nava, the greater part of his cavalry, when ordered to charge, fired npen his infantry. He commeoced! etreating, but wss ambushed himself snd killed, The remainder ot his troops surrendered immediately. Tbe Liberals ha 1 marched within eight miles of Piedras Negra?, Maxi- milian's natit e troops cannot Ds trusted. a letter from Rio Grande City says a new revolution is breaking out on the frontier. Both the Co/tmases hovk. joined their frrcts with Leon at Camarje, and are expected to atfick Matam Tas 1 be steamer Constitution has arrived from Annapo- lis with 5(0 paroled s'.idlers. New Toek, May 20. The steamer Mississippi, from New Orleans 12th, and Kev West 15th, has arnved. lhe Sand Key and Key West lights wPrenot lighted in consequerce of th» rain Stonewall being at Havana taking m ammunition, and being expectod to come iato Key West. The Powhattan was sent over to Havana, also the Aries and Dale, to keep the Stone- wall'ri'm comirgont. Great excitement prevailed at Key West in regard to the matter, MEXICAN AFFAiaS, Important Beuials by Maximilian's Agc&t. Something fob Votbbs to Think ox. Here- tofore it has been the law that whoa a person, seven or rm.re days prior to any election, gave notice in vriting, accompanied by satisfacten-y evidence, to the assesiors, that he was liable to taxation at thslast assessment in the place of his residence, aid then be assessed, and thereby be entitlad to vote. This provision of law was re- pealed by the last Legislature. It is important, therefore, to those who do not wish to lose their vote, and who may have relied aforetime upoc the law that is noyr repealed, to see to it that th» asses- sors do not ovetlook them at the time the general assessments are made. Be taxed early or you cannot vote. Taxes paid on the eve of an election will not secure the right to vote. N:tw Toek, May 20. The Times publishes a card from Luis Deanoguo, {Agent ot Maximilian, denying the statement that the States of Sonora, Chihaahaa, Duranao, &c have been ceded to France, He says it is equally false that Dr. Gwian has been made Viceroy or Duke in the Empire. He has never had any rela- tions with the persons comprising Maximilian's Gov- ernment He also denies the statsment that the Em- peror of Mexico has been engaged in negotiations with the rebel General Kirby Smith.___________ dlled toy a Negro Soldier Surrender «f Bcbtll. Louisville, Kv,Mayl9. Mr. McG rath was shot end killed in Shelbyville this morairit, r>y a nejrro sol- di.-r of Capt. Kirts' company. McGrath and two or three others violently objected to negro troops ot the United States at the rendezvous, and in this alterca- tion shooting took place. ___ Ihe Kashville fJnion says the r be! Gen. B, Hill b»; turned over all his men. some seveu hundred, with their arms and horses, to the United States. Ttu men were paroled. ___________ Tie Beperted Cession cf Sonora lo Prance, Sew Yoek, May 20. The steamer George Crom- well from New Orleans 13ih bas araised. . The True Delta has the following: "A gentleman who recently arrived in this city from Havana inform* us that he met Ex-Senator Gwina ot California at thit place and w*s shown evidf roe that Sonora had been ceded to France by Maximilian, He also showed his patent of nohibty as Dase of thi Krrnch piovioce of Sonora. signed by the Emperor of the French, and bearing tbe seat of France." Tbe Reported Removal of Gen B,ink« New Yoek, May 20. The Herald's Washington di^. patch says it is understood that one of th" results of tbe statements in the report of Gen. Smit'" and 'as. f. Brady ot, tbe administration of milltsr: affairs ii New Oceans is the removal of Gen Banks and tbe appoint- ment of a General in his place. Tne Times' dispitcb, however, says all reports ot the removal of Gen. Banks arc unfounded. ___________ Tlie Great Revl w. New Toes, M»y20. XIeConimercicl's Washington di-patch says the gratd parade next week will eclipse the famous Napoleonic milytrxy spectacles oa the Champs de Man, .niHwa.n'1-j, > ¦itiuH 'MB'ni WASBmGTON NEWS. New Yoek, May 20. Tribune's Washington . Tb? dispatch eajsi the 15th and 17th corps arrayed "at Alex- andria this afternoon. ?ET ,Dr-Kjdtr has obtained the lock of the Libby prison for the use of the Northwester!. Sanitary and soldiers' Home Fair. A complete assortment Of the arras used in the service, with many captured guns etc.. will also be made u^for the fair, and Secretary Stanton has piomised the lean of Jeff. Dsyis's crin- oline. The whole number of convalescent soldier: in the hospitals here to be discharged will be 50 000 Their pape's are being made out as fast possible, the Times' dispitch has the following- John C Brfckinridge, Benj. Trenbolm and Extra Billy Smith are skulking in the vicinity of Fernandina, Fig Gen, Sheridan has been sent in the direction of Texas. Kirby Smith, Majsruder & Cor *H1 probibly soon male bis acquaintance Gen, Sherman nas sent his report in to Gen. Grant, He goes very fully iato his arroi-tica arrangement w'itn Johnston, arguing bis case in his u-ual rigorous style Wm Ortcn, Collector of the 6tu District or Sew York, has been appointed Commissioner oi laternal Revenue, vice J. J. lewis, resigned. Although Secretary Seward spent an hour in bis office to-day, he is altogether too teetde to resume his duties. 1 he Hera'd's Washington dispatch sava tbe friends of Hon W. H, Smith, a Union relugee from atabama, want him made Governor of that State. Chief Justice Chase has already entered the field ss a candidate for the Presidency in 1868. A letter written by him in th» latter part of April, shown around here, reveals the fact. It was written to a prominent politician of Ohio He urges a reconstruction of political parties, and thinks a sttong party can b^' formed ont oi the radical element of the Kepnblican party and the livral por- tion of the Democraric paity. Oneol the cardinal planks will be reconstruction of the South on a ba=is of negro suffiage Only sixty-seven millions remain to be taker up of the thre-1 hundred millions authoriied for the capital to Natioiipi Banks. fieports of changes in the Cabinet are without foun- dation, FROM KORTH CAROLINA -Oijpo»Hlon Death ot a Wealiltv 171,l-.it M.iy- lo Ctnloft Men. Kaleigh. N C Mey 15 Jas. C. Johnsoo, oce of tbe wealthiest men South, agfd 80 years, diea nsar F.denton on the 12th inst. lie disinherited all his rela- tive s because they desertrd him (a Union mau) and espous-d the rebtl caus*. At the outbreak of th» re- btlbon he told his slaves numbering near one thou- sand tbe war would free them and they couM gn ere remtiin. It was he **ho discharged Henry Cbq 'a in- debtedness of 830,000, unk; own to the latter. Many of Johnston's paroled men are undei the Im- pression, by a report that France has reoogilized tit.. Confederacy, that tbey can prevent Uniorfmen holding rtieerings. A Korthern map will not be sale South after the withdrawal of the Union troops, unless ije.m-c-es ar^ used for jjsjtipob duty. Sailing of Sl,.amets, New Yokk, May 20. The steamships Etni, Erin, America s< d City oi Dublin saileo for l-«urope to-day taking o?et S2,e00,000 in specie ^nd a large uutnber of passengers. ___________ Arre.t of a Supposed Rank Rt<bh> r. Pint ADELmiA, May 20. A man na mod James Cua>- mings, with numerous aliases, ivi3 urrested to-'iay, choi-tred with h.Jng connected with the robbery (,f th" bank at W tlpole, N.H. ____________ ' MIXITABY MATTERS. Helinlii Mo:.((,rlii.«;-in Regiment*. Under a ncent trder ol the War Department for the mustering out ot troop? enlisted under the ca'l ot July 2,1&62, and whose terms of service expire prcnous to October 1. the following Massachusetts troop- ar.> in- duced : Three years'» er 33a, 34th, 35tO, 36tti, 37tn, 38th, 39th and 40th regiments, 32d (four corapantasi, and the 9th si d loth batteries, lhe 4th Hear? Artil- lery reaiaent and the 61-t le-fantrj (five companies) are a'so included. The regiments will probably start for home next week, alter the grand review in Wash- ington, or the following week, and will rendezvous at Eeadville or Gallop's Island until discharge papers are made out, Tleatliv. The following deaths ore reported, in regiment.,I re- turns at the office of the Ad.iutant Gereral: Philip Ayers, E, Feb. 16, and Eugene Dolan, Feb. 11,2d a. A. 2bth Keiiment Amos A Loring, B; Walter I. Mor- gan, B; Dennis Lynskt-y, B; Corp. Michael Martin, D, oi diseasp, April 14. Miscellaneous Hems, Col. Tufts has forwsrded to Surgeon General Dale an additional list of numes of 33 paroled Mitssiehiisetta prisoners, who arrived at Annapolis May 14 and 16. Levf Gilmore, of the 11th Ma's. Battery, diea in Ha'e- wood Hospital, Washington, May 16. Tho Surgeon Retieral has also received a list of names ot Massachusetts solaters who were admitt, o to hospitals in tie Department of Washington from May 32 to 15, inclusive, with transfers and discharges during the same period^___________________________ Davis the Mastee Plotter. Jeff. Dayis, the New York Herald says, manifestly arranged the assassination with Booth as Alberom, the Spanish Minister, arranged at Madrid a plot to abduct from Paris Philip of Orleans, Begeat of France. He had bis creatures in Paris, as Davis had his iu Wash- ington, and others in tbe Netherlands, as Davis had in Canada. And when all was ready he sent word irom Madrid to Paris to " Fire the mines." Davis evidently sent a similar w-:.rd to Booth., His messenger was Surratt. Surratt was the medium of communication between all the points of tbe plot. The testimony of Weichman shows that Surratt returned fiom Richmond Aprils, that ; he had a considerable sum of gold in his possession ' doubtless the "secret service " gold of the con- federacy acd that he had at Richmond had person- al intercourse with Berjamin and Davis. And this man, plotting to murder the President, fresh from the presence oi Davis, was then on his way to Cana- da. Richtcond thought that the blow should fall at r\r.rta JJo urac nx*. >».;« ¦-=-<*. *.* - ~ ¦ - - n'>»-. -T -1 ! thought. He arrived at Hlootreal on the 6th of April. Can anyone doubt that this man, just from 1 the rebel capital, had long interviews and a full understanding with tbe rebel agents in Canada? Certa'Dl. not; and the result of the interviews was that Canada agreed with Richmmd that tbe blow should be given then. Surratt left Montreal on the 12th, and was in Wasbinatem on the 14th, as is shown by tlw testimony of D. C. Reed. He gave the word to Booth at once, no doubt, and Booth committed the murder that night. By thij simple chair of facts the agency or Davis and the men in Canada is made so certain, morally, tint no sane man can question it. It is to be hoped it may be made as clear legally. If Snrratt could be iudnced to tain State's evidence, it would be easier to hang Davis than any other man named in connection with this crime. Shrinkage of Fine ok Merino Wool. A gentleman from one of the large wool-growing towns sends to the Manchester Mirror a letter from which we make the following extract: "I fake the liberty to send you the enclosed actual result of a trial oi a fair sample of wool from four different arowers in this section which is probably as good a wool region as any in the State. The trial yvas made by the mills and you will see that each fleece of lhe twelve was cleansed by itself. Tne result shows lhe differetce in the same flo?k. Ntit'.er the lightest or heaviest fleeces were taken, but as near as could be a fair average. No bucks' fleeces were taken. The sheep are the comimn Merinos of this t ection." The result referred to by oar cor- respondent is contained in a letter from the parties obtaining fhe cleansing of the fleeces at one of the P'rgest manufacturing establishments in Massa- chusetts. It is as follows: In grease. 'tlbs. 5oz. 11 ,e. 3oz. llbt. l>oz. (8 lbs 13 lz. j lbs. 14 oz. BIb». SOZ. I41 (41 (81 (si f5'b9. 8oz 1 5lhs. 0 oz (3 1>-S. Scz I51" I51 (4 1 IS f 5 lbs. 12 oz, ?51b(. lcz. I lbs. 3 Cz. Shrinkage 64110 r 47 6-10 ^ 50 53 HO 7 ) 4'Jel0 7j. UilO J) 51510 > 4U-10 > 54*111 ) 417-10 J- Clean wool. % rbl. 10 OZ. 2 lbs. 3 oz. 2 bs. Ooz, ilts. 13C-Z troa 3":. 31bj. 9oz 2 lbs. 8iZ. 2 1bl, 12 oz lib. J5cz. 2 lbs. 10 oz. 3 lbs. 0 bz. 3 lbs 3oz. The re=ult proves it dearer than Western wool at present prices. Decimation or Males at ihe Sotjih. Some of the facts disclosed by Lee's surrender show how ftlghtfully the mate population of the South h*s been wasted by the war. In manv localities i t will tie found to be nearly annihilated. A few months ago a general consolidation of cortmacies and re"- imente took place in seyeral of the rebel corn! whole regiments that once numbered one tl.onsand' men and more being absorbed in single companies of less than fifty men. Tne followingfisures were taken from the rolls of Hardee's corps, including present and absent. ° Tin regiments consolidated, 237 men; three reg- iments, 210; twenty regiments, 62V; eleven reg- iments, 819; five regiments, 456, representing l(f- 100 men on the original rolls; one regiment 201- eight regimen's, 424, representing 10,000 Texas troons; one regiment, 40 left out of 1200; reserve artillery, ten batteries, 5G0; seven regiment* 410 ¦ i Ighteen regiments, 719. Sing Is regiments' con^ eojidated, and not represented above?showed the mllowmg numbers on their rolls: 21. S' 16 m ^22.50,51,185,24,41,65, 180,35, % ft $ The average in Lee's corps before consolidation was about 80 men to the regiment, aDd these coroi represented ov^r half the army. Gen. Ba-e>' di- vision has lost every get oral and field officer and three-fourths of the men in battle, since the array left Dalton. It lost thirty per cent, at the battle of Bentonville alone. Other facts of the same kind imght be stafc-d, if it were possible to olace the matter in a monger light. Shocking Accidem. Kr. Jason Babcock, an .mploye of the Pasfumpsic Railroad Conn-any, was aops of the company at this place on lhursday afternoon, the 11th inst, under tre fol- lowing peculiar circumstar-ces: ifo Bab'cck to- gether w Uh several other men, were at work in the car shop near the apparatus used for raisin" cars This apparatus is a screw worked by two belts aod pulleys. Accidentally the lever which puts this screw m motion was charged, pntting the ma- chinery w gear. Ttis fact was neither kaomi to. ornonced by, any one pi ese.nt. Slowly and silently this screw unscrewed till its thread run oic of the nut, when the whole thitig, weisrhinn- abon' 500 pounds, fell and striking Mr. Babcock noon the head crushed in his skull. He was totally uoron- scious till he died, although he breathed for an hour or two after the accident.-^. Johnsbury Caledonian. An IA,K-?5E!lT JrE w asd a Cool Con- vict, Child, the counterfeits-, who wa3 re"*nt> Sett to the prison at Ne/'fane, Vermont, but es- caped (though subsequently captured and returned there), happened to stop, after traveling all ri°ht and the next day till evening, after his" escape, at the bons-eo! Mr, May in Wardsboro', who was one of the jury that convictel him. May recofnized him and said in great surprise: "Why Child I Jh-S?^t.,th7 ha-1 sent yon t0 State prison!" T\ eU, the fact is, tbey talked the matter all over, and seeing I was young and penitent, thought it was a bard case, and ro they let me off" Child ate the food given him in a hurry, and concuded it was best to travel on, though the unsuspecting Mr. May was completely gulled by his story, and never thought it wasn't just so till he heard of the escape. National Poultry Association At a meet- ing of pmiliry breeders held at Brattleboro'. Vt , on Monday of last week, a *' National Poultry As- sociation " was formed with the followin - offi- cers: President, B. D. Worley of Vermont; Sec- retary, D. L. Miiliken Of Brattleboro': Treasurer, A. N. Merrick of Springfield, Mass.; Superintend- ent, S. Allen of Vergennes, Vt. There are also Vice Presidents from all the Northern States, tbe New Englanders being H. P. Cousins of Water- ville.Me.; C. E. Potter of Manchester, N. H.; E. N. Bissellof Sbou-ham, Vt.; S. E. Thompson of Worcester, Masf.rJ. P. Childs of Woonsocket, E. I., and S. J. Bestor of Hartford, Conn. The Association was formed to encourage a more gen- eral introduction and intelligent appreciation of thoroughbred and fancy poultry throughout the United States. Important Revenue Decision. The Com- missioner of Internal Revenue has just made a decision in relation to the income tax which is of ffiSJants. T\?"ANTEJ>- A flr-it-class if iiddrtsa Lr-cy-oex 297. Custom it Cutter. m; 19 Tt^ANTED A gcod second hand Market " VTflgon, suitable lor oae hor.e, for vtflcrs tbeca-li will be raid. Adcrees Lowjll. ai tt» office, t!-mylS Paper Stock, Woolen Rags and The highest cash price paw by HODGKI vs T, No. 4 Russia wharf, Bjetun, Mass. tf-mh'22 WANTED Metals, TyANl ED-Immediately, two first class Mil- vf liters. None others neaa apply to a. M. OHGOOD, No. 2 Tremont Block, Market street, Lynn, Mtue. "' W W*-myll FD- A situati.-n as Assistant Bcok- ,niuk andejr- ;re:j B. G , JouiUil office. '{'-my'.B WANTED In a large K6teil Store in this city, a nay Clerk. One of experience, please direct to Ti auesuai,-. Journal office, with reference. 41IV K Lf-mH The Fund for the Amsrican Unitarian Association. The President of this institution speaks thus jubilantly in tbe Christian Register of to-day: "Tbe result up to Thursday i.oon ir, one hundred and ten thousand, four hundred, and twenty-seven dollars and fifty-four cents. Gener- osity is the order of the day, and truth g->es marching on." The colored rran whom the t=lo?raph l<-ft sitting in a horse car at Philadelphia all night was not eo obdu- rate as represented; he toek him-clf off after a seat of two hours. TO" ANTED-A 1 keeper, by oar who Is a good penuu". quit it and cir- great interest to taxpayers. A gentleman of tins , reu at uirures, city sold land and negroes in Alabama to a man who failed in June, 1803, to pay four notes, secured bv a mortgage, amounting in all t& $34,752. Of this amonrit 524,000 was for principal and «19,752 for interest. Thet seller in this city returned hit iccome for 1863 as $18,600, and paid a tax of S1860 upon it, but subsequently made a rlaim to have the monev so paid refunded, upon the ground that the price "of the land and negroes which were lost ought to be set off against the income received. But tbe claim «as rejected; tb2 commi-sioner holding that the interest lost could not be allofveJ, because it had ro* been included in the income re- turned, never having been received; and that the principal of th3 price of the land and regroes, yvhich was lost, could not be set off, because r.He Joss was loss of so much capi"al merely, and « as not s rrrtnetion to that extent cf Mr. B ',-. in- come. A'. T. Post. __»n who thor- oughly ur.dtrstaixb small waics. App.v to JOIiy HABBINClTpy ,fr CO., 17 Twaiont Row. AwFot-inyla WANTED By a good penman. Copjiig suf- ficient to employ him a few hours daily. Address B. B. IS., notion Fob-Office J-.* my 19 TltrANTED A first class brass fln'uher at the It Atlamic Woiis, East Boston. Appl? immediately, __________________________6t*__________ iny20 XX, ANTED- A Bookk- eper. a thorough and v (xpciletcid Bookkeeper, who wc-u'd like employ- ment about three d5"s n Journal office. tnt veil. 21' Ad.-i-csi H. C H, m;20 "W A IS TED A situation In a Clothing House cspacitw by :lTCe= (.'LOiBINO, wfll acquainted Trilh th*: bulBess. A4 Journal office. If noyM IV ANTE!; A fir&t da&s Designer for a F»n- * * ey C«j sirr-eie WH>, who thoroughly undustands ou~ er&'Uigtlu pattern loom- Address w 1'.. Journal office. __________________________7t*______________ my 2tl \V'ANTED An American Bey, Using with IT Dftiei.ts *n the city, whn can plv- ^ooJ refeiences, ar«d wite a cro^ I.acd; can appiv between iX 11 Meicoanls1 ixcttrnge. M iin.1 5 -/clock mv20 W 'ANTKD A situation in a Wholesale Stoie b\ a \Gi.rgrEftii 2i je9.\i ot air*-; can give go;<d rifer- Ad.re-.s HFNRT ATtU Kl'OS, liost.j eriCESli reqniied, I\H Oflic 6t* m<-19 iSoavtring. TO LET Also, a few taot WANTEP-A Paitr.ir, To an enteri i. ,ii, with ibout i > o tloitsanr d iut capital. ,n eyceiiept (-DPortupir- is offered r > make I oney. .vi.p'v to L B. P., W Srach street, Mercinllre Home. 3f-ic;19 38 Summe; street Tyro rocnis, with or ry-ithout lioard. ' bonders aecommolited. Apply at I WANTED A.- T of 8jte tlD-retstmuling lair cutting. ruy 19 r|\0 LET Two suits' of UEfurLaslied locking -I- room* Also, one fttrrit-hea rocm. Apply at No. it M' t-t, omery place. 9v* my 19 TO TjKT Or,e or two f.leasar-.t ioonis, furniA- ed oi mtnn.i:Ue', witbvut board, No. 2e Oarl^nr st my 18 TO LET Three Unfurnished Eoonn to Ge: tlimtn; new house witu a'lmoden improvemeut?. I qplre s.t Parker HoEsc.otE. U. MILLS. lw' my It ROOM. V. anttd, a fumisted front rooiu for a gentlrmip ard -^i'e, within a v i'e of Stats sir ^t Ai'dr ss, fta'.ipi; t-- m?. fcs W , t,hi« olfice. It* m.y'JO THE SRA- . family in Math;i- hcad. Apply to UoKAXIQ LE-EUS, Deot-st, IH Haio yet ttiett,________ 6.» my Hi LET Furnished or urfurnished rooriss, with or wi*bout boaid,iu a private family, at No. 2 Past Brooklinc street, between Harrison avenue and Wash imrious:rcct. In* my 17 BOABDEUS WANTED ON SHORi'. Fiy* ot fix ip a prfva TO Til BOAKD. Gent-man and wife snd three gentlemancix be ac.-orcciod?.t-d >ytt'i bo*rd, coiner of Qiean and Hlgn streets, Charic-stowu. nyl8 tt« JOHN BARRETC. BO ART able for f«mi-ies ortiuale ger.t'eaien, Good oa'.lois to nrodernt rcoias to let with board siiir- - siuale gent'eaieii, also accomnio- taole bonders at No. 111 Hudson street. Terms lw* . myn BOAI-.D. Two larjrC square rooms, pleasantly situ^tel, in ah,-me w.tb modern Improvements, to Ut with boaid tor grntlemen and their wives or siegle ami- tkmen. App'y at 57 Dover street._______lw*_______my 17 I>OOM WANTEO, A your.g lady wishes lo- * a pleasant loom (witbont b^ard) ai the southern par: ofthecity. Pkace address, stating location, &c , to Miss A., at Jonrral Cfflee. 3t* myl9 COUNTRY BOAUD en be obtained on a large farm 30 miles O.om Boston, near depot Bostott and Blame Railroad- Address or call on M, D. JONES. 23 Exchange strret._____________FAiWrf myl9 i^ARD WAN'i'f V A gentleman dorog busini.ua in Bostor, wishes boa:d for tbe moziihs at July and August, where un-bathi-g can be had, Address J. tt., at Ms offlcc___________FMW«______________my 19 LET WITH BOARD-At 22 Bowdoin street, a sr.it of three rooms on the second floor, newly lurnished. Can be bsd separate or together If de- shed.__________________MWrji* my in TO St TO LET A large, pleasant, furnished Cham- ber; also a hanosome suite of parlors, unfnmisbed, (v,ithouo, in a house y?ith medan improvements, at No. S3 Dover street. S1WF2W luiuire my I) BOARD IN THE COUNTRY. A few boatders can be accommodated In a private family, in a desirable ar.d healthy location, very near st?am and hor*e can, It" applied fo." immeciateiy. References exchanged. Apply at 66 Pearl street, Boston. 3t* myl9 COUNTRY BOARD WANTED Por a lady, two ch ldrcrr and nurse, within ll miles ol Boston, on line Cf Rflilrt^v; not in avliag^ nor near tb5 6 3a shore AcdYe-jj Mra, H Ho. 6 Bowdoin street, Bosjon. stating terms, Ac.___________ 8UVI*_________________no :ij BOARD AND ROOSISTO LET On CheT- tcr parlr, Ttemon', South Willismj, As»tr.m, Warren, Nassau and S'a,if..rd streets; also, on Harrison avenue, Shawmct aver so and Ashland place A ppij to tue Boakd Aglkct, Vil Washirston, comer of Water street, Rooms, __________________________3t*____________________my 3d COUNTRY BOARD'WANTED-Within 50 to ltll m-ics of Bcston, upon elevfttfd land, for a lady, two children and servant, in some farmhouse wi-b pis-in and well cr-oke.i fecrt. Address, wiln full pirttculirs, Boarp, care of Box No. 2-270, Boston Post OfHo-t. _______________»»-* myl7 BOABD WANTED. Wanted for the season Horn about Inn,. 1, &ood board for a lady, Sve chUdren and servnt Loca'loii easlii accessable by railroad, ttea shore piefcrrd Pie:se address for two weeks, statin;- fah particulars, lowest terms,*c.,£e , F. Q. F , r. O, Box 1691 ________________________MBS*__________________mj!5 BOAKDERS WANTED. A widow lady, re- riding eight miles irem B-ston, on the line ot the Eastern Railroad, In a peasant, quiet, healthy country town, within five irinu'es' wa k of depot, could accimm»- date t>yo tr more netsens with Board, If app'led to immeoi- at-ly, Addiess, Box 180:>, Boston P. O. 6t*-myl7 BOARD FOR THH! SEASON-Por genlle- mw. wife and th: ee children, wanted in the country fifteen or twentj-nvc milea from Boston, near the railway station on the t>oston and Maine, Lowell. Eastern, or Fitchburs Railroads, Farm hou>e prc.'ened. Please ad- Crts;-, wit/, fuii psniculars, as tolor-ation. terms, &c . B« 3528, Boston I- 0 6t* iryl7 T"\ ANTED-An intelligent partner t" eiOi'O. Id a manufacturing l«i I r i tr;at -liioa vrofiiof t300 per (lay. iipl- personally, nom Utol.atSl yVaslipg.on stieet. Itoorti Ii. ______31*________ mvlrt WANTED A situation by an experienced operator on howe'e, dlnger1.^ or CJr.iver & Bilker .ow- ing Macbiue, Please attlress K. s. C , Boston Post Offi-e. ____________________________3t^___________________m..-19 WANTKD By a responsible party, a large and conyenUnt H:' I, ei heron tVa-hington or Tre- mont s rette, betwten West and Court su---eti. Address, yvith te:ms, Maeiik, P. O. Box 3781. 6t* my 19 XT'ANTED A situation as BooLkstper orAe- ? sistant, by a 'ady wh-> has had two ye, is' practice In double entry bor.kkeep.ng m a wh,-,ltsala house Ue'ersti present employer. Addresslocir-oox:t24, P.O. TuTh3tf-mU 'i^AKTED A fist «la«s Cu-tr.m C,lt,r' * Will live crod waaes ad a permanent ,ocati..u None but yco., workaien ahn rtwpouslnle, st, Adt men n<-r:a gppl}-. AdarCii U. D. It., Greet.ntld, Mars. Iw»-ayl8 rANTED Agents, ladies or ge»,tlemtn. to sell DOitraits, charts, &c. 8endrora copy of ont " Qnat-terl*," which cont*li-9 fali particulars B-'B. KCTs- BLlh &. CO , Publishers', 55 Corntiil, Bcston. tf my 19 WANSED Ladt Agknts. Lady Agent can earn from^ve to ten dollars per dat- selling ou fhotographsand pictures. BUFi-'ORD'SPublisihingllous 13 Washington street, Btston. tr mylo WANTED Smart and Experienced Agents to sell Photographs and Pictures of even- description, BUFFORU'S Publishing House. 3!3 Wasluhflrtnn strflnt. w BL'FFOltD'S Publishing House, Boston. tf 313 Washington s'treet, my!9 WAN TED-A tir ing. and aro^berto do the napping, in 10 seta. Addles?, with rett WANTED-A lose of fifteen thousand dot- lai?, ozau unincumorred man^cctnrinB pnpertry n. active operation, valued at two hundred thousand dol ais. AcdmrBcs 3785, BasionPoston Post office, tf ap25 WANTED Agents. Agents, Wc allow agents lahgek discounts than anv other Publishing House hi the country. BPFr'ORD'3 Publishing Hous.e, 313 Washington street, Boston. tf myll rate hand to do the fuil- new mill ot erjee, VT. W., Journal ofltlce. 71*____________________my 15 WANTED- Cast off Clothing, such as ladies', gents' and children's garments, for which the very highest price will be paid Or calling en or addressing MR. and MRS. S. WHITF, 61 Cambridge street. -jm'-apl WANTED. NuiiSES. Mts. Dojik-H respeet- iiilly informs her p*tron3 that, for tb'tr convenience, Wet rs,uTses can oe found from HI A. m. tin SP.M,. Sun- uat e excepted, at her old ttanc, 6 Holiis streat. 3 n*-my a T\'ANTED. A gentleman of business habit"., * " and experience wou'd like ro invest ten or rPtesu thousand dollars y*h're it would secure him a situation with a moderate salary. Address M, M,, Boston Post Office.___ _____________19i»______________ my 13 WANTED A situation as Watchmaker bya ycunji nran who has hao. five yean experience in the buriness,, and is competent to tai e charge of ihe svork de- partment m a stor-. Acdress for tt«o werka. Waich- MiKEa, Box 255, Springfield, Mass. Ct* mj!7 TyAJKTEDr~t70T"Month I I want Agents ? " fT?n' w!lWf, »t t70 a month, expenses paid, to sell fliteet artfcl'S. the besl selling over offered. Full particu- lars free. Addrcsi OTIS X. GAREY, Biddeford, Ma!L,e. 3m ap26 WANTED. yvishts foraner-gagemert in ' SdJODlS, FAMILY SCHOOL, MIDDLEBORO', MASS. One or two vacancies may be filled in tnis veil snown school on application to the Principal. Rot P LIXCCLm CUsaiSfO. 2w« myll jTmaiuial. J° «" J JEFFRIES, Jr NEGOiXATOR OF MORTGAGES, AND AGENT FOu THE PURCUASF, SALF. AND LEASING OF REAL ESTATE. Sfo, 17 City Exchange, Devonihlre street. Beferenrei: Hon Wm. Stnrgis, Charles Amory, Esq.. J. T. Coolidge,F.sq., Charles G. Loring, Esq., J. s. Lbrering Esq., James tl. Bcal, Messrs. Reed, Gardiner & Co. B~~OUNTY MONEY AND ARREARAGES OF PAT forHeir^ of Soldiers dvingin service; Pen- sions for Widows, or Children under sixteen, oi Mothers of Orphan Sisters of men dying In the Army or Navy; Invalid Pensions for Soldiers and Seamen wounded or disabled t-v sickness contracted in service; Prize Moae--, Bounty Money and Pay to men lost in the Albanv, Levant, Cumberland and Congres:; and Land Warrants for 14 days service Iu the War of 1312, Florida War, and Mexican War procured on application in person or by letter to H. WOODMAN, No. St Railroad Exchange, Court square, Boston, who has an agent atT'ashbgton, and makes no charge unless successful. Land Warrants bough' and sold and western Taxespttid References; Hi? Fxceilencv John A. Andrew; CoLWm J. Dale, Surgeon General of Mass.: E. D, Brigham, Caitair C. S. v. 3. Volunteers,____________tf aul5 PENSIONS, BOUNTIES, ARREARS AND TRIZE MONEY. Chats. IBeed, 33 School street, Boston, (Room 49, Kiies' Bioek) obtains allowance of claims for soldiers and seamen, aleo for their widows or fcelrj. By a recent act of Congress, certain soldiers not hereto- foie entitled, can nos- obtain the #100 BOHsTi". orbal ance of $S00 and $400 bounty, due to those having received, one or mr.ro installment. If discharged BY REASON OF WOUNDS RECEIVED IN THE LINE OF DUTY. Ana, widows and children of deceased NINE. MONTHS THREK MONTH? and OSF HUNDRED DAY3 VOLTJN- IFFUS. KILLED IN THE SERVICE. land Warrants and Pensions obtained tor services, ren- ce-ed pre?iorn to the rebellion. TuThStt apsl f|ITY 0~F WORCESTER WATER LOAN. TaxAst-KEE's Office, May IT, 1865. Tne under signed, by J.atho-1'y and vote of the City Coua- c'n, is authorized to issue ' HOKCESTSK WATER SCRIP," payable in tr*n years (or less) from date, Said ssrip to bear iLtereit at eix per cett, per annum, payable Eemi-anrua'Iy, in June snd December, principal and interest payable in lawful money cf tbe United Slates. rjsid gctip is for late by GEORGE W, WHF.FLEB. rcy2» tf Treasurer of tie City of Worce t«r. CECOND NATIONAij BA N K kJ (Formerly " tSr»nHc,", NO. 88 STATE STREET. C. S. TREASURY AGENT AJTD SPFC1AL AGENT CF JAY COOKE FOR THC DISTRlBUriON OF THE POP- ULAK T-3C TREASCRY NOTES. STotes oi June IS on hand for deliver*. Ihe following table shows ths value or tae several de semination! on each day : \\rANTEri An American woni«n 36 years T t ord wt'hes the situation ot Housekeeper i-i some aufet, resDrcte-tle lamlly, eitoer in tbe city or country. Bestof-eretences given. Please address Mrs. JACtiSON, Post Office Bvx 200, Kewbnrjport, Ms. lit* my 13 A T.nor Singer, a good sender, .jacemert iu a choir in this c<t". C-mmuntcaticns addressed I1. K. 11., care Air. tl A. 8wett, 134 WaaliiLgton street, will receive lmuseciate atteat.tja. __________________________W____________________myll \U ANTED. To Wooi.tn MAtTOTAonrBBRS. » * Wanted A situation by a fltst (lass Carder, who his tad consideri.t,lu cxpeiience in all kinds of work, bDih coarse and tine. The best of reference given if reqeired, AdcrtssCAiiDLB, Kctnc, N. 11. 4t* lyla WANTED By a young man, v,ho has served three year-, in the army, and has just finished a cruise of study at Corner's Commercial College, a si-.uat'on as Bookkeep-rr, Assistant Bcok-kceocr, o? clerk. City r-.fciences. AroressH. aLLES, J..urnal otfice. 3finy2ij \\ / NTEII-By an eipericnced Bark Officer, who is a practical accountant and skiiltul p and whose att em" u emit; do not usuatlv detain nim be- yond 2 o'clock first-class and remunerative employ tir-.n- for nis lelsuie time, Aadress Box 1079, Boston Post Office. ________________W__________________rcyZO \\rANTEl' Apct's, tocai aid Traveling, " f-cinethii g nr -, useful, salable. Just out. No hull- ting, but of tea; merit ana practical utility. Rare It duce- mtnts offered. For u-rc s &nd lllasttated . at-dogue address RICF, s CO. (Invctt?rsTm;oiiuin), 37 Park Kt>-*. New York,_____________________9i»__________________ nij 211 WANTED. To Hottl Propbietobs A man who has had fliteeu years' experience in hotel easiness wants a tituauor as Ciers, steward or H-a I i^ir- kaper; is rot psrticu ar with retsrd to loeitlon eithr ciiy or country; can furnish good reierence. >ddiess Hom, Jc-urtial; ffice, 41* mv 19 WANTFD -A gcod practical Wool Spinner wto thoroughly understaai's taking rare of a>achln- ery arc spinuing yarn, for a mill finely situated in tbe west- ern part of the State of New Toii. To a suitable man a gcoa position it offered. Ar.drr.ss. with particulars, box JOSM . O. Bcsion. ti my 13 \XTANTED--Men and boys to fill good s v T tioni In wholesale andretul stojes, hoTois, as Sc , ^nd rn gentlemen's pistces. Alro gojd ch,tnc 1 YANTED-Xsdi. s and Gentlemen, in every T T State, c ty and topn to engage in a legitimate and ple-.tsnt bus:-icss, that wi'l pay from *5.to 820 p $3 to 112 capital. Circular and samp'j sent by mail lor 2S cents. WHITNEY & SON, 6 Tiemuit street, Boston.' __________________________,6t* inyia situa- -aloors, -- gojd ch,tnces tot those with small capital to engage in business. Apply at or acdresr, Ipclojtng statr-p, Bty state Patent ».od Banniss Agency, Ko. 31 Washiigtoc St., Room 11. 3w* m»2 WANTED A sitnotion as Salesman or As- sistant Bookkeeper, by a young man of st?*dy hah- Its. Ba^iEgserv;d for the last six cr eight years in this capacity, is not aiTs.10 to work. Best of recommendations aivrn Addrers C , Boston Po-t Office. Would n . to traveling for a good reliable fltra. 6i* my 19 WANTED. A yOBDg wemsn, <?esirons of t oirg. to C: lift rria, would ike a situation to t Ae WANTED-To Shoe Mas. usec to cntMng Boot and Shoe Pattern.-!. the care cf children ot "^alt ur.on a ladv on the pas-age out. Wcuid like to leave about the first of Jur,e. Wouic ns n II- l:ng to def sv part, f ,assagem';nev. G, >ir.--ir.. ard lcquired, Aridrits E v, M,, Roxhuiy Post Offlce. 2t<____________my-M We trant a man ...Jterns. To a r eaay, reliable man that -.nd rs1-nrlsthe business we wi'l give steady employment an<* a liberal saiarv. We also wants raan to tiavel lor us, Addrrss WOODMAN & CO factuiers of dtoe Pstterns s-nd Buckles, % Milk atieet. __________________________3t______________________ray 19 WANTED By a person who has been in the Army since April 18si, a situation as a corresponding r-leTir, accountant cr any siml ar business, white 8 man who has hfifn several tlmss wonrded can obtau a living. Best of references In or out or the stmy turrish-d. Aridrss-, "Liacx," Piovcst Marjhal's office, Point Li-okcut, Md. ______________________ 2w my -i WANTED CAFTA3f£Bs, Four years in Se« cessia. a bistor-- cf adventures within and bevond tba Union lires, avd twenty monilis In renei prisons, by Jimiaj Henri Browne, wai coirespordeLt o( tt»e Tilbune, ready lor assign-'rg teiritcry. A:ao experienced Agents wanted for the American Conflict, bv Horace Greeley. HORiCa KING, Bocrr. 8,81 Wasbmgtoh street tf myS IV S»oo, gr.'ja. eioo*. Ma? 22.. ........49 76 99 52 497 fO 935 2) 23 ........49 77 99 54 497 70 995 40 24.. ...... 4S H 99 SS 4*. 7 80 99* 50 2i.. ........49 1') Hit 497 98 995 33 ........49 90 99 W 498 00 998 0t: 27.. ........4S 81 99 (2 198 19 »85 20 29.. ........40 f3 89 6t) 498 30 991 3i! 3D.. .......49 84 99 18 493 49 98.5 31 31.. .......43 35 19 70 498 50 997 00 JAMES H. BEAT.., President. ANOREW J. LOTJJO, Csjlner, Boston Sfoy I.1865 tf my i patent Egetuies.. B s b r C R O fSOLICIIOE OF AMESICAN AND FOSEIGN PATENTS, Ko 31 ScfcOOl St., BontoA. ornce ostabllshed 18-4. ti noTll I n :¦;.". Office of tne Hancock Patent Stsjsi llLOWEr. Co. from b Bath to No. 55 Congress street, cornel- of Water street. ap25__________tf_____________T. W. BEAMI8, Agent. REMOVAL. Y- E I . O F. M. TEt-EISTOlf, Siationtr, m«rn.fictuer or Pcrt- fo'ios, Pocr t Beoi s^stc., tas removed fiom VM Washing- ton stieet to Vo 118 yy astlnftor-street. Journal Building. iw" m 18 K E M O V The Adams £xprcu« Company Have removed their offices to their new location, comer of Court street and C nrt sq a ire, where ther will continue to transact Express Business for all parts of the country. WANTED Immediately, 500 smart energetic men iis eveiy 8tate to contiol tua manufactnro an! iale or entirely new and most vsluable lnv«7jtioc* aver be- fc:eoffeifd to tee public, s^dwiljrnararrtseto alt inscJicfc ox r«in£ei a better op&ortu'iity of ma&teij mcae? by a sma1! inv»;8tn:ect,tfcsi canbf.iprodupelm theSfew I Plates. Call >t the 7fclent Kuat Brotei's Kxcbu Washington street. J. a. LITTLSFIELD, Propriewr. 4vV ___________ap22 ANTED 100 BoshJess Mfn fiom tbe East and West to examine an iaveiit;on which t challenge the world to produce aa its equal lz Importujc« to tbe en'ire communltr. Its aJ»3t»tlon is a metier of neces- sity in everf part of tt e United Srates. Call ani Bee t mi iearn what will be done with it, at th? OrUiml Inventors' Eich&Dge. E^tabllinedaud cp;rights A. D, 13.17. UH Vrinte: street. G. BKAYTON JOH ___________lw*_______________________u?yli WANTKD. $125 A MOKTHl A^f.nts \ everywhere to iLtroduce tae improved Sttaw & Caik |2t» Famlij Sewing Mac Ilia e-, the culy low price machine la tlie rouitiy TiLicb i= Lcensea by Grower & Baker, Wheeler & Wi:sor. Howe, Singei & (q. aad Bacheider. All oiim mach-'r es E<. w sold for less than fort? do^ais each are la- frin*enients,aa;c th^: seller and neer are liable to ftna ani in:prl;onmeLt. Salary and erpsiisee, or larte comix^sior. allowed. Iiimtratt-d circulars B£Dt free. Address SBA W & CLAIMS, BWdefcid, Maine^___________5n»__________qgd WAJKTEI*- lmmr(?iafce!y. Discharged offio^r? and soldiers from ths atmy, and ail otQerc who are Icotine (craiegitimsteaLdprcntanie business, ate fescect- rolly LrviUJ to call at tbe ifew Invactars1 r.xchange 6? CoTLhOl, where tb*?y can make safe i&«e«toients wits. :.srfec9pit«l, by which tieyca:- surcl;. raalsetbeir 2o \o SO do^ajts every ("W. State or county r'ght-: for saie fcr thirty new ard valuable mvertioi-.!, many of wl never before eshtb-ted in the United States. HOWARD Tti^UE^. Proprietor, 63 CornMU tr rarU TSTATCTED Salesmitn. Cufupelen*-- m a "T watted tc act ai ealtsn:en ia luko^ous cit;ea »al vil'afeso. t*e United Mates. Expaiienccd buan pref**;rr<;, yet a tew can Ptd employment barlog iiaim previous ejperie re, tf worthy ana wf'qaa.ifljd t > engagt it a flrsi-cias* tup'tess ? ore need apply unless capable of eaning a silaiy off'oni$500 to *'i Ofl. >o a»ilcationa r>y lied Apoiy r>*rionaUy to C. E. EORTONT, at V>. UDix place, ce&t 579 washiniton street, fTom T0to 12 A. M. and ftcra 2 te 4 P. V , on Fiiday, Saturday am Monday, the Ifttb, Mib and »W of J»ay. St*-mvl9 ___©ftattres foe business. ¦ FOR SALE 9ne ot tlie best Provision Stores at tlie South End. Terms SMUO casli. Inquire at 13 Sliflwmut aveaue. tf mhlo T\: HT>r,ESAI.E CEACKEK KOITTE FOR T f SALE IN itOiVON A Dleaiant and prr-flwblebusi- ness. For pariiculsir aiit.lv at BANGS £ CO.'8, No. 81 Wafliingtou street, Koom 514,_________6t«__________my 16 IJIOR SALE A valuable Provision Route sup- . pl>ina from sixty to seveaty families, mostly cash sales. A iare" c^al;ce. 81 Washington s'treet, ruom U. LOCKE, SLEEPER ct PAGE. lw* my IT FOR SALE A Jong established wholesale ir.it retail Wine and Liquor store in a dfsiiabie loca- tion, -with debt rt/oms atticheJ. A rare chance. 23 Court slieet, rooojG. WHEELOCK & BIRn. 6t» my r" FOR SALE A jf»nteel Mill.neiy estaMish- meot ^r* oue ot the most ia*hiops.3le stieeis id the citv. Stock find flxtur.'B vcrv de irahle. DlCKKRil AV, THAX'iEK A Wll SON, « School a'reet. tt*-mylj ARE CHANCE-For a man that has prot B $?0l.y to *guli0, to invest in a good safe liusiness tbai AddreuP. C. D., at Journal ntll pay profll MCvO a year. office, viih real name lt&MW3ti myl2 B man of 16 to 17 years Wilha^ea, to learn h,Is work *n all is branches. Apply wl h >,f,-r- ences at E. CAjyEUAIY, 257 Wishlcnin sireet tt* nijW \^Mi et FOR SALE A Boarding House; one of the htst located in the city ; Furniture In nice older, bav- ite a set oi excellent boarden. DICKI''R.MVN, THAX- fltR fc WILSON, 46 School street._______6t* my U 170R SALE One-half of a light aEd highly i i,rtfitat.lf boslr.s-, shoiooffhiy established. Capital rtouiitfi, »500. JOS. uALf', Jr-, & CO , 72 Friend itrett, ______________fa____________________ms'M 1?OR SALE On easy teiin?, the stock and fix- - tint! ot a Grocery, wit 1 a La: :i*;ach.d, locate l onja fittat th reu' lilar^. s^ vvashmgion street, Koora 17, LO-KK, -sLREPER i: PAGE._________6£_________m>» f|V>R SALE The stcck »r.d fixtures of a Pro- X visir.n aid Frait Stor^.: n u iiusi'e<s corner, al^avs hsj a lir Had 91 Washington sfect, U oui 17- LOOSE, SLEE">:"tt & PAG1,______________6t^_____________rc;2) Ij^OK S MM Oi e-half interest ina wcii estab- X Uabed business or one of the principal streets m Bos- tor- ; small carlta1 necessary. HANGS ,fe CO., 81 Washing- ten street. Room Sh. lw* my 'id PARTNER WANTE1. -Witn a capitjl of *10(J0,moie pj less, 'o Join t\ t adv^.rtl?.r in the Uroker arri Jewciiy tu ines- Inquire at Jewelry stole, No. 181 banovcr street. 3t" my 2^ B~U6r ANT) SHOE STOKfi tf'OR SALE locat«din fesutmrtan citr, dotrt! it J>u?ine»s of $15,00-3 v°t ear. Stocfr clean and v-b!1 a^i ctej. X ta^echanoe. UICKEKMAX, TilAxrs;; & WILSON, 46 School street 6t* mv2t» FOE SALE-A Hcul, iit a good iOoaUo.i"; h^s 60 roont well !a Qtthed, good t<ar and labicfi; has a sooq run of custom. This Is a rarechtnes lot a mfenwith a !'e» thou8*ad d Har.'. For panicul rs apply to J. M. MOODY, W School Street. Sir* mylS j^(H< S.^Til1:- A well estsl limited fttocery &nd M. v>ii v!si,-.n Store noiv do:nj{ a iraae of »30i> \o *V IrceVftn the vto'nltj- of BoyUton Martet. T »i* 'saiir^it btrga^. BANGS tfr CO., S\ "W&BLuwton street, Kooil 5K. lw* my £fl I^OB SAI#B AT A BARGAIN On accomrf . r i eickoaai, a verj Phott Milk Koutp. oue ot tb< h it In Inertly,i llB?5to -i!) cana pci **av a \i$ \v r.asiorueifr. 81 w*i»l ir.t.U-ii stiett, Ko-'ia 1". LOCKK, aLLEl'M: .* 1 AGF,________________________6t*_______'________myS 1j*OB SAf^E A LadUs' Famifhing WidFaa . cy D.-> Qooda Btoi«. in a ni^tu'act-jtmj! city rear BostoD. 8:oct': is clf-as^, we'i Irtected location wiaof tin* beat m th? place office. Neto 13u8ikatio«0. JEFF. DAVIS. 'All I Want U lo'be tet Alone." Let au lovers of fun possess it. coats that we have seen. CUeston Traveller. rnce la cests each, post paid by mail. Literal discount to Aleuts. Address B. l.LTHkCT I' EifEKSOK, »» ?» 1*9 Wolilmioi st., Boston. STATIC NExtr B UOKS AND KEDICID 1'SICES to THE TKVIir, A laige aid well-selected stock n( tu. aoove, including MI8CEH»»KEOU8 and JUVENILE BOOKS, PHOrO* OKAI'H ALBUMS and OSXBBtU STATIOSERY. Pealers will nnd it to tb< ir advantase to call. Orders promptly attended to. Ct. W. COTTRELL, PCBUSHEB ASH BTATIOHBB, rr/ I, We 1 Hi A 36 ClornhUt. It EAUY TO- DAY THE BEST MRtisF.HH PRESIDENT LINCOLN Please adoress Dky Gooi»&, Journal In* my 16 TO PHOTOCRAiEERS. Pur sale, a well established Photegraph Oflleiv, that is lew doing a seed buske.s. situated in in«oftbi plrftSi&tsmntanatle- turinc Iovm In Hatsacnnsetts, Full particulars oy ad- dresslisB. (_', »y 38 miiisire:, hM River, Ms, «t'-my'9 SR^tTVflT 0ASH WANTED, with an active eJt'^>V/V/V? busires%;ran as Su.serintendehtot a larfe Coiperatiem. Sa'ari- 8e0 ''. 5ust larnisn the rconev and commence on t'ei'tnot Mav. Addieis.with tall name ar,d addresj, H , tocn-liosi /Pi, Boston p, O. 3t'-myl9 OR S<1LE eStcek Er.d fixtures of one of the best Kel're'f bE-fot a-d Confection try ssaloons; also £t p&ratns foT n?e.nuiic lire of the same S-x year^' lease to run. SlWa-hington strte!, Boom 17, LOCK?, SLKEPRR & PAGF. _______________6^___________________myl6 FOlfsALE. A Good Btisirse:siisyirp;a larete profit, wit*; little ou'lay, v.'1'l De ^old to a respo&fllDU par^y. Tris is an extra cliance for o"e who wan;* a good and sere business Inquire ol BASU-l A CO , 81 Washing- ton street, Riom 5M. et my 16 O WATCHMAKERS AKO JEWELERS. Tor sale the stock and business of one of the veiy best "VVatehiTafeer's a,d Jeweler's stands In Hew England, now doing a good business. Eatisfactoiv reasons given for selling. F,-r oarticularf apply to PiLMEK & BaCHI L- SEitS, 103vrahiigtrnMieit^BcstOTi. MWFSt* my 10 FOB SALE The property of the la*e John Swindells, on Islington street, in lhe citv ol Ports- month, N. H. Lot of land, with buildings, steam engine, boiler, and machinery complete lor the manufacture oi shoddy. Will sell machinery separate. Addrea3 ALBEKT K. HATCH, Psq., Portsmouth, N. II., or WM. T. VAN NOSTBAyp, US and 120 Lincoln st. Boston. tf-mlvM WO DRUGGISTS. For sale, a first class and is. lcrgc-sva'olisllfcdRetiill Ilrug a^d Fancy (ioo's Store. wHhinSmiiesof Stite atieet. aostrn. The More is doing a first rato businese and is offered for sale oniyon accouiit of the illness of the proprietor. For a person havmar from two to tbiee th usard-follars tils Is «u uniomrroa chsnee to ini-est. Addteis.Boston P, O,, box So. 109(i, fo: oas week._____________________6t^____________________my! 9 PARTNER WAN IED, A Partner with two or ihiee tLousand dollars is wanted bv tne advertiser m the Watch Makirg and Jewelrv bnsmers. The advertiser has a first rate reputation as a watc'a msser, and has a go-d stock of jewelry. He has carried on the buriness for the Ust three years, on Washington sliest, and h*s a larjre run of flrs: cla.s customers. So onene°d apply o/iless willing to glvah's constaiil attention to business. Address A. B (., JoLnal OiBcs, lv>* myi, OTTON MACBll«ERr/, LEASE OP MILL, &o , FOR SALE, Tho present stocSholdsrs Qf the Phoenix Cotton Manuractur!ng Com; any, haviag* icladeo 19 litlre from their bu'luess at Sb'riey Vlltige, (40 miles by rsfl froni SCfV'"*- effer for sale their machinj- VET IX'BLiSHtO. I.HI,oc!a|,li, ,i and For Salff by () A K L E Y & T O M P S O N , 46 Water and 4? Cougresa utroei*. HT" Ajfuts aid Dialers supplied on the nost reasona- ble tetms,_______'__________lw« __________ .ray 19 m~n e o d o r e pTuTrs " T.IFE THOUGHTS." HIS UOST POPULAR WORK! 'IE.SSO?S IROM THE WOULD OE MATTES A>:i> IHE WOKLD OF MAV." Bv ThEOBOBE rAEKER. in Notel of Ci-publislu-d s-irnon'. uy RuFCS Lekhtos. Just published 410 p^ges, tinted pspar aid iltuminatei title. Vlth tertrail -au E.EGANr OCT\Ve> VOL uv, Price *3 SO. V8" Copies sent ly mai', post paii', or. receipt of price. CHARLES W. SLACK, Publisher, my 20 'it >"o. 8 BROKflETD antrttT Boston. R A K E C H A N C fi i et-nciade419 Iit3l9 from thotr bu«iu«s at Sb^risy VIHa?£, (40 miles by r«fl ftom 50?* * cffe?Xor s,aU ^eIr »«cWna- ry. consisting of 5L'38 rpicdles, Wim *.V ntP«f Secessiry iracnineiy for 39 inch sheeting, part of *htch. has rocently been rnnii',(f, and t>»e reet 13 fna condition to be promptly started. Tbe lease of water power, i-atlJlngrs, &c», will ex plre 1st of Maicb, 18^, with Ibc priTilefre of 5 years' ncten- fion= on the appiai3emcDtof disinterested parties. Tbei - i an auxiliary ttesm en^nc of 9f> hots-a power, and r?earty new, to npply in cases of severe Hroo*b», whicii cala th© arrargements eji^-'-.lete for constest mc-nlBf, there being no d&iiget from freshets. Tbe e«*ablisbrQem is well woitbv tbe at^ewtion of manufpctnrers. Teims favorable, f:>r vrfcich apply to tbs si-oscrifcers at Naw Bedford, or to th* Agent at Shixlev. SAMUEL KODMAN,|r^m'ttw 2s"ovk, It is nrderstood that tbe less^ra ar« also dispos&d to eell their real estate, Ac, which ia now uader lease to tho said company. la my'i ALABGl'">'D J>fi?m\BLK SHOK MANUFACTOKV for sals or to let at PutnamvJU, Dsnver?, In censeqnence of the rpcent death of Mr. D- F Putnam, the Shoe JMatu:'actorj' occupied oy Putnam & Co, ia now elTered frrsale, The facilities for do'tg bn?ine?s al this stand ate ansor* pasted, it 13 one rf the oldest In tiie State, busiTiess havir.g been commenced here bv the Ute Uoses Putnam maro than Gtf years since, ard having been continned uutii the present time- Five years etbce, just previous to the death of J. 3. Blacic. successor 01 Mtsee Putnam, the Manufactory was greatly enlarged, reuiodblcd, fuiniatedwith steaiapowef. of thefi-stquslity, and in everyway cruvctdenily arracsjed for the prosecution of sq extensive ^usin',ss. I is situ?udm apleasart tiei^htorhood, m the imraedlat* vicinity ol the cepot of tha kewbnrj'pert and Geor^eiowc Baihroad. An aaily ocenptrcy of the same woufd spenre some of the best trade mt^ecouutiy. Gocddweiimg houses, with land3 adjoiiing, formerly occupied by Moses Putnimaul J.. S, E'3ci£, can te ob-aintd. If desired. Apply to C. A, PUTNAM, 74 State street,or to J. A. SEARS, surfivinr partner of Putnam A Co., on the premises Puvnamviite, Mais. 2w* my9 Bxg iC0DS, I V E D JUST B E C E A. CHOICE LOt o» Black SUkt, Olnpnrr Kaees, Oraamenli, <fcc-i AT RORABAOK'S C/Otfv, Manltila ar.d Shavl Emporium, myi>-U_________121 Tiemoat St., no staiis. Ofp. I'arlc ;t. N E W S K I K T FOR 18C5 THE 6BF.1T IBrTEaTTlO* OF THE AOB n,' HOOP SKIRTS. <J. W. B«*TI1,IT'H arew Patent IHTFJCEX I51.t.IPTIC (ordouble) SPK!«8 SK1RI. WEST'S, BKADLET & CAKT, (late J. I. & J. O. We PJ10PWET03S and SOLE MANUFACTDKEKS. 97 Cham ser; and 7!l ard 61 Keode streets. New York. THIS INVENTION consists of Duplex (or two) Era." tic Pure Repined Steel Springs, ittppnlously braided tightly and firmly together, roge to edge, making th" TOT CHEST, most FLEXIBLE, ELASTIC and DFItABLK SPRtNa overused. The7 seldom bend or break, like the single Springs, and consequently peesep.ve their perfect and BEAUTIFUL SHAPE MORE THAN TWICE AS LONG as any SlN cle Spring Skibt that Ever Has ost Can be Made. TUF. WONDERFUL FLEXIBILITY and great comfort and PLEA8UP.E to any Lady wearing the Duplex Elli^t.^: Skirt will be experienced particularly in all crowded A<t- SKmbum, Operas, Caeriaces, Railroad Caes, CdUECH Pews, Arm Chilis, for Promenade and House bsESS, as the Skirt can oe folded when in use to occupy a small place as easily and conveni?ntIv as a Silk ot Musun dres^. A Ladt hanng Enjoyed the Pleasure, Comfort and Great Convenience or wearing the Duplex Elliptic Steel :-: tm< Skirt for a single day, will Never afterwards wil- Imgly dispense with their use. For Children, Misses and \ ouno Ladies they are superior to all others. THE V are the best quality in every part, and Unques- tionably the lightest, most desirable, comfortable and economical Skirt ever made. FOR *ALE In all i ikst-class Stores rr this City, and throughout the United stages and Canadas, Havana ds Clba, Mex;co. South Ameeica and the Wkst Indies. £^= LNQllSE FOl! THS DUPLEX ELLIPTIC 9KJT1T tr intui AUDUBON'S GREAT WORK OM AMERICAN ORNITHOI-OGY, Just purchised from th'. Library ot a Provisional ffentlemm, recently diseased. Thi msjrnitleeiit woik is iu ore elf plant folio volume, mea»tiling .1 lect 5 inches long by I feet J inches wiiie-cou- ta'nifgupward ct 50) beautifully clored fljur?s cl Birds, porttayiug their asiiou while ir motto'i all oi which are Hie tizt together tviti! sevcti Royal Octavo Volumes ot lex', giving luli dejclotions ol all the Birds, their Habits, Anecdotes relating lo them, by the grist Ornithologist who mede this science tie stuoy ot his life. 1 he wcik is bound in Russia Cii, library style, aud is in the most perfect order, Is offered for sale at the to w price of $196. The set, li ordeied from a distance, will be care- iutly paeked In a case made ex; re-ssly, aud loiwarde'd with- out extia ccst. The present oflets a rare chance to lovers ol Works of Art to procure for a small piice one el the most costly ani val- uable works ever ia*ue<!. W. n. PIPES * CO., 133 Washington st., my 13-SiuTrS _______ 2d door noitb of School street. WOUE Y~EARS IN SECESSIA; AUVEXTl'BEi WITHIN AND BEYOND 1IIF, UNION LJNES. BY JUNIUS HENRI BROW.SI?, special War Correspondent of tlie N. F. Tribune. This work emltraces lhe authot's experleneis throuaU * Wide Range of StOrlns Event*.. while acc-mpanjing the NATIONAL ABMI£S AND PLBErS. rt will also include a fall account of THE C4PTUBC, TWESfTY H4.VTRV IHIPRISONBCESH' and ESCAPE olthe anlhor and his companion, Mr. Albert d. Rich- aedeon, with wiDute details of their PERILOUS JOURNEY cf over 100 miles through th» rsFMT's COT/STTKX, aided by Negroes and the famous Uui;n Guider, Bas X11U aud the "Xamrlesa Heroine." The author's faithfulness to facts, his vigorous an* highly descriptive style, combined with the thr«lim» n»- tr.re and historic importance of tie subject, jujranke a wort of unusual interest and »atue. THE AMERICAN CONFLICT' BT CiiRiCr KKEELET, The fairness, thoroughncs and judicious arrangement of Vol. I. of ths work has gained for It, both among IU «ah ¦ sciibeis and the Newspaper Fre.s cf all parties, a d*re» of fsvor nowheie accordjd to any olh<r history ol **' Be- hellion Tho ccncludiog volume will be lssueei e-*ne **'' iiett day practicable, conststettt with accuracr and com- pleteness. ty Experienad Canvasurs uanteJ for "** <*">'"' Worij, which are told omy by suoicripp^ O, D, CASE & CO.s .JrtrBLKHBBS, Ilartior,;, Cona. HORACE KINO, Genskal Agekt, myl2^t&TuThStf 81 «Va«Wnglo» »<t., Koom «. QJEORGE THE DUPLEX ELIPTIC OR DOUSLtE SPRISa 8KIRTS At Wholesale in Boston by t! Har'GHTOS, SAWVEK & CO. atyl ^ropi3sais. Ar q. m. ofititie, PABTMEHT, &. I N K. METCALF'S 3 T E N C T ROOMS. NAME PL.ATr.S for Marking Clothing with Old Eng- lish, Wi itirg, and ether stylos oflettexe, rutde iu a few minutes at ;.ne- time. INIULIF.LF, STF^CIL INK, warranted o* superior quality. BUSINESS PLATES made of the best stock nnd *t tl).' ( tcetl prices. BRASS STENCIL A1PH * - BKTS and FIG'R> 8, of many s'zes and best quality, verv low at wh^l.sal... Als-1 Stencil Dies, Brass, Zinc Brush, s, and al1 Stenc'l Htock, in anv qnantltv, alwa-s on hand. Lett, rs cr rj^iers promptly attended to." M. J. METUALS <t SON. 101 Union street, rr;}H WFtf Hayro.ara.st square, Boston. FORAGE DE- So. >1 Cohmkroial araaEr, Boston, April li Ptoi'Ostte are invited for the mtntsbiti? or tbfs uepart- mert vt ith Hay an? Oat= at 5ostnn, M^ss., PottUne!, Bath, Belfast, and otier ports on toe ciatt of Maine. Bi-Js will be opened f^>m .lay tc day, and such as are defmed advintAp,f.uj to tee interest of the ttovennnajt will be accepted. iif-t neeenfml bM.ler will be reooired to enter into corttattt, with aptiovea fiLreties tor Its t&itntu'. pet ¦ce. -Is »Bon!d be aJdtesjed to the unleieigned, and :e.,Te " ' Cai3 W- HOI-I- C'»P'- "l*6 Alt't Q.T. ft'.. BST Q. M. OFFICE, FORAGE DE- PABTiiiSI. No. J; CoajtsEOiiL siriii, Boston, April ii, l8-;s, tioni will be received at this offcj for ths 'rc.rtt- lug of forage for the U. £, Q, M Depaitreect from i'oslon, Maas , Portlacd, Ba*h, Belfast, and other ports on the coaat ot Maine to Washington, D. C., Fo'trew Monroe and City Point, Va Prepositions must state nami', standing, and capacity of vessel, quantity of Hty and Gtain retraired, for freight and when reaaal will be ready f.,rcai«o. ProposiUens siouid be afdrssswt to the ondersigued and markt,d,Proposal! Ibi l.e,. ca\s. W. HOLT, V>1.___________tf____________Capt, ard Assl. Q. K. CHIEF QUARTERMASTER'S"OFFIDE, No. 1139 C.IS4.ED STitlgT, Phii.aj>slphii Depot. May R I 8ea'.»l pTvrbsa'! will be receivel at this ofB Trt-.>HAv,May 2J, 166s. at il o'clock M,, lor im-nedi- atee'e'i^ ry at the Schnylkili Aral tant&ole (case? ia be jiia; to coufofn to ipectfi:at(oo» al ff.ee): v,s. 40 and st . ted Mas.In. TOW D 01 II Ed ¦ sipe-.rate propcstls for ' HIM.-.- ¦ ochieli thoud bi witt'.r. bjih ia vio*a"t and- figurai.tad cmfrrm to the terms of this ad-ertisemiat, I ''«!;? each VT | - T.d^n sutrr.'.Ltfa, must oe ujarke* aid nstmbFT.i ,. propoiah; and the ujnst guarantee that the good thailbtm every retpect eqnai tc army stacjard, etnetxii;. the pto ill not ha considered, »( I i ',' 8DAT, May ?1 12 o'clor ¦ (di i& are equ :; must be Bo-siantled bv two responsible persons, whose tr td te,tlis eua'antV, and certifloi to as beni good and sufficient araouit involved, by Botna put":.' ftincl 'r-.ar ¦ al . Stateis, ¦ sionlel"be made cot or. the regu'ar formi, wliich v, mi be forobaed on applleatUrn al this ot ¦ b eet any bid deemed onreaaon- . a from a defaulting contractor will be "3T3'or-e, li Propose;? fjr ('..ere iasert 0 of tie articlfs offered)," and adeUa>a C;- r.ost!I TXIAM W. McKIM, Clue: Qtiaitensaetei. Philadelphia Dsjot, B. BROWN & COMPANT, .aataas vs t«pls "na fancr atottonarw, Ain> KAHtrrieTtoasas 3T BT-r*NK ACCOUNT BOOKS. ruThStf f»* State it,. Beaton.________octt BENEVOLENT WAR CLAIM A3SOCI- TION FOR NEW ENGLAND. Offlce 4G Court street, ISontoa, Mais. AXF.X. H. RICE, President WARREN TILTON, Secretary. DIRECTORS. Alex. H. Rice, Sam'l H. Walley, C. W. Loring Jacob Sleeper, Stephen Tilton, Goo. Heatott, Geo. C. Richardson. Bctm'ies, Bavk Pan, Pensions, and Prize Money oilectett at the least practicable expense. Claimants addressing the Secretary by letter should state all the facts relating to their cases as far as possible, and state plainly the writer's post ofSce, residence, &c. All communicate ita to the Association should be a-1- WABBES Tir,X«>2v", Seewt«rp. WStf No. i COURT STREET. OC«7 ffiitimivji $rt, STEAM ENGINES, BOILERS, and all kinds ot' Machinery, lietting and iron -^af.-s, bought an 1 sold by nyiiiiRTs & WILSON, sep2____________U_________________81 Haverhill street. FOR SALE-Stpam Encine BUIlBgs, With all variettss of Wcod and Iron Working Machinery. K, tr. pr*tt a, r<«., mylt it______________las FrtVndsii ett, Potjo. FOR SALE-A 14-ft. Putnan. Screw"Lathal Also, a 10 ft. Cnsrub?r'f? screw Lathe; one «-fr, lion P-ane;. two Gtoy & W; '., »-,: \ Planer s, and a gen oral assonment of Wooa and Iron Wotki-g aiac-jlnery. Apt,i» at No. 31 Haverhill street. my lii______________iw>__________D. r, PROCTOR. PORTABLE ENGINES-Hoisting tAniTstv tionary Pnglues, Boilers, steam Gauges, Gauge Cocks. Aiso Tools of various kinds tor wood and Iron work. Colt* rued shafting which caD oe furnished at two-thirds cost of turned shafting. £oiJi, Nuts and »f«iier» and PortaiU forget, P;jes S;c, *c. sep6_______U_______C. GAY, 39 Federal street, Boston. FOR SALE. One Adsms Power Press, 19x25. In flntratc order end but little worn; founts of Plea, Small Pica, Brevier, B'.mgetois, Mint n and Nonpareil; !2rno atd 16mo leaets; Woodeu and Metal Fmsitnre; W Cl.atee; one Standing Piess with ¦ several grots Pe-s la; Imocsing Stones; fear Board Racks, with ti'ty -,,&C I. B BUTCS Sc Co, myll)_______________MWFSt'___________Boston, Mast. WM. A. HARRIS, Formerly Druujhtiaao 'or Corliss' Sleain tn^:n« Co., builder of COKI.ISS STEAK ESI>IXi» AW* KACBIKIBt, 8a 07 Bddy ttroet, « rovldenjce,J»._I-___uxM ¥~£~:i"r~b a n k; s ' SCALES 5 TTulTereally AeknovvlertieJ ACOrTKACT, SVUA.Hll.llV A.XB cox- VEsrEsrcK To B? the STANDARD ! For sale In everr variety-aa Hav. Coal, Railroad, Porta- ble Plationn and Counter Stiles; Batcheni. DmggtsU aai Bankci-s' Scales, etc., *-c at their warehouse, 113 llg MILK STBEET. CCoraer of Batterymjrch street. FAOIBANKa, BSSt'W^ * co TnTUW