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gfe gltfo-jMi States, grog 4, wsN HlMiras At recent meeting of the ewiety ta irui, pap wm read by Bight- Bevv W. Jito. D. Ul, Lianoo of Natal, on Ttaa Effort Vrr uiaii Savarea, and aa sniuaU amount of interns wtediepisved tpon the Oceanian ta consequence of tb ptiwu discussion which tnok also noon th paper by Mr. Wnrwoon Kxr.

Dr. 4n.i.ssr commenced by saying that there wet moron uiede an that occasion which he mock retted; but he lei that the question of missionary among the ssrxgeu one which had been very prop! raised. It ra, ha thought, very desirable to Vavo the question discussed from a Ufmtn'i potnt of vv; and he was too well aware, from hia own and experience, that some of Mr, Biaoi'i trutnres were far from being undeserved. Mr. account of the corrupt habits of native, con-vtrj that every Chri.an whom he met: wnh was a prostitute, sad r-rery 'Christian negro a thief" to whatever extent it urht hare been justified by the facts which unner his obaej-ration.

be suppoeed. of oourtw, to applj especially to tb: part of Western AlKra in which ha had spent of Lie life. He presumed, however, there were some outward mpr.a on which Mr. Rzadx. naust have based hia jnchrment, and that tn certain ant whicli rime mure inimedisteiy undT hia eye there was 3Tt dishonestr mi org the men mud great fm-i aDouvity imoiy the women.

Bat admitang; this, it be lair to suppose at thia stale of thing nit hi be exceptional upon a coast where turn al. s-trade, with all Ita abominations, had so Jong- pre-vsiiod, and was still notoiioualy more or leas eticn-aiT'-Jj practiced; where, oonae mestly, whatever good awinalioai mijjht be given by U.e loiasianarifte, or win iver good examples might be at by the brthr class of wh.te reeldenta, laymen as wtH as missions-: ries, nrnat hare been to a great extent neutralized by the vicious conduct of others. lie conctived. fore, that Mr. Rytnt mlichl have been uaicrtunate in having bad the Unmxliau neighborhood of the sliv i "st the only locality in wliich he had an opportu-' mty at examining into the i-Sorts of Mifunimsriee 1 mong SaTa-ea.

Having no personal acquaintance, bowevnr; with that coast. Ur. Coiles bo confined his awm rks chiefly tn the aavne tribes' of Houtheostern Afn. aoioru; a horn hia lot had Ixi a cast, and to the i mxHsuy-wna. which was cairid on among them.

Be i relr-uiwl from masing.any comments on the nUglons ttwi of Mr. KrirK, and, in like manner, chum oil to Ij be hfci responsible fur any which he him3eif xvr on this occasion, lie contended that in spite i of isy bcTiniu irw 1Xm, some inevitaiilt, some ca pajjirt ui heinx remedied, the Korts of Missionaries hal 1 a trreat blhsmnsr to them, and ha -ram afraii or nnwiliicg to Lx.i the truth in the to have the wori scrntusizud and its ul out IrTin aiayman's point of view. He could not, sympathize with thoae who argued that to ve oiiu soul was a scmcicnt reoirn for rjxji 'in; ray amount of money, and sacrificing any B)iimffT of lives, because It amromcd that the sufii in (jui'kuiu was in danger of being lost that is. as. such tr main, eternally lout that the ather of spirits had 1.

it to lie decided by' tlie caprice, or eoal, or the great or leas measure of selasbnesa of one or more of o- jMKr mortals, whether our brothera soul oould be raaily saved or eternally lost. Now, this he did not 1 riieve; and he iid not think other penons really beliTl it, for. if they did, would they ever spend a ponny on Uirauieivea which they couid possibly avoid spent The right reverend prelate quoted opinions expressed, by Iter. Ir. MlNfilb and by the iUcotii nr'WHpaxr, in aroordance with this view, and be afcmod, by the cheers which greeted the speech of hwv.

Ir. that, incradible as it would seem, the sentiments were really inuorsed as those of the- hurch alissionary Society itself, by the large xowtjuf, toclnding His Urace the Primate of aM Ezijland. Three years' ago, be said, he waa ridi-euMl by some of his entice tar supposing that any great body of educated persona in England believed la thietys in the literal aornncy, nay, the Divine InfiuhDihty, of every historical or scientific statement of Uif Bible. Tet such ridicule had bevn answered oy the asvomshing tact that eleven thooamnd clergy of the Church of England had set their names to a declaration of their belief In that very doctrine, as wen as In that of the endlessness future torments, while the two Archbishops have penly declared their adherence to those views. It aneoinl to be equally incredible that any gnat body ef men should believe that every heathen who dies without the "knowledge of Jesus Christ" Biut be doomed to suffer endless torments.

The per-aons who maintained that doctrine could not poesibiy believe it, or they would be intensely wretched during, every moment of their hves. Drt C-olknho read the fulluwinif statement of a missionary who, aoeJdng of the heathen, said: They would periBh like uaq heathen; and their children, about whom they thought ao mirk, would twine about them like creepers on a gnarled, oak. and they would burn bum burn on Jurevc-r. tvery yea, every moment, thev are CyH7. most of thenk without a knowledge of the Saviu'.

bom, now, rests the resivmFtbiLrv If you tuiVto do yow power to save them, wul you ftana at the Jndgmfht jnilleaa of their A ktoath child, alter having embraced the gopptl, said to mm, "How long have they had the Uonpel in N'ew-Kngh ad?" When tcld, Rhe auked with grtjt tsarnesU nesH, hy did they not come and tell us before And then adued, My mother died, and my father died and my brother died without the Gospel." Here ahea uuLbie to suppresa her emotions. But at length, wiping away her tears, she ashed, Where do you uiiiik Uiey have gone?" lie, too, could re- fniin iruin WLininc. andi tnramir to her. inni.irnf mm ii i i it i i ibted a few momenta, nd then replied with I Anucu emotion. "I sucnose thev have vnne down tn ho ns before It wrniii hiu hji-t ah rfi.

t.l a quusuuu: "Vt hy did they not tell us before They had ad heard, be supposed; of the old Bulgarian chief, who, when told that his hither and mother and all the ancentora of his tribe were burning in hell-fire, de- ciarod that he would rather go and burn with them than live in auch a gloomy heaven with so inhuman and unjurt a being aa this liod a very Moloch whom tae missionary spots ot He had beard substantially-! sauie uKxred trom tne mouta of a zoin; ana aid But hemtate to say that, on this particular point, the Ideas of that Teuton and that Zulu were far more orthodox tax more truly chnaUan than those of such missionary, trained, though he may have been. In achoois of christian theology. Be rejects, then, utterly the of tne argnmenl that without ex DimMions the heathen would be eternally lost, aa a reasoa tor not taking any account of the weight of gold and silver which was thrown tnto the treasury of mis-'aaana. But it waa said. Em wtatto mAit jiU.

Multiply the work of one missionary as much aa they pleased, and it would still amount to nothing, or next to nothing. Th4 results of missionary labor among savages were inCnitcaimally small and an army of IO.00O teach-ra, though laboring for 23 yeara, would do little to raise savage race trom ita barbarism. But societies in yjBif n.i must be fed, and reports, therefore, must be sent; and accounts, of little details, which nobody would think of chronicling as incidents worthy of notion in any pariah in FngUnd; must be forwarded by the missionary as tokens of his own activity. Before sweeping judgment was passed, either on such reports or on the Efforts of it might be well to consider more closely some of a missionary' a primary diihculUea at least, when entering Upon a enmparaiiveiy new field of labor. It waa a great defect in' our present system of missioxis, that the mis-eaouariee generally were not practical men; that they bad- no knowletige of any practical science, such as tuai 01 meuicine, or ox any mecnamcai art, or even or agriculture.

They were mostly mere theologians, interpreter of Scripture, or teachers of catechisms or reads. This was a-very serious drawback upon such missions as ours, and waa not easily remedied, because ao tew of the ViiixTi clergy were practiced in any of thus arts and aaeneea, which, however desirable, are Skot alisolutely needed for their ministry in 1st the advantage resulting from the possession by a missionary ox medical science or practical skill of any kind waa incalculable, still more when the two were auuted in one person. It might be suppoaed that it was enough that some subordinate should have such ejuahAcauaua, and the niiHaiouary merely auper-tutand his work and devote himself to the higher duties of his spiritual office. But this waa a auiatke, in such a case aa that of the Zambesi ml ion, where the whoe party was plunged into the centre of BouLh Africa, far away from the bounds of civilization, tireat evil was also caused by those who insist, in their af'hmg of the heathen, upon the absolute infallibility ef tha Scriptures a doctrine which happily is not held or taught by our. national Church.

Tet there are mis. aaon-LTiee. and even missionary bishops, who, while bn til.ng their offices by letters patent from the Queen as Bishops of the Church of Fngtand, still violated their duty to the Church of which they were ministers, by misrepresenting its m-hiwg on this point, and by laying down this uortrine to the ignorant hw then as the positive at that Church ttaulf, which, aa ww uow know (Uaanrxly, it Is not. Tne course which the great body of miaartnanes bad taken on the quea-bua uf polygamy waa a very impediment ta the pnignssof the work. Hera, again, without any atbiwicy from the Charch cf which they are ministers, there are many of the missionary clergy, and even iahove.of the Church of ri the law that every convert admitted Into the Church should put away all Xnm wives bat if he bad man than on before bap 11 sin it woeld be raasrmiHa if they said, Ten need not be baptised at all yon may be good man without being formally receive I into the Church, aa there have been good men of id wtij were never bapnawd.

and who had hums wives than oat, yet bvd suthful bveav la was vnt-in khe Bibe vt tb PolygamiaC Abrabam. front the vfTiTl -'f iiiTwaaif, I know him that be will ommand him and his household after urn, thsy hall keep the way of ishmali to do rina and Jwdg-nMtnt; and yon. with your many wtvea, aanst try to dothesamev As a Christian, yoa oannut take more, but you must not be false ta Ukosa yon hav already taken, and to the oblyrationa yoa have already eon. tracted lawfully, according to your own-native Tju must- not. in tbe ssiflh hope of eavmg your own sviuL commit an act of wrong to any at your wives and children." Having referred to some of the principal defects which might and ought to be rente-iwi ui Lit missionary proneedings 01 the present day.

air. Eudi would prohahlv maailsaaaa, tiiat his cenauree were reaXy valid chtafiy in reference to sucji ieifcu. Ihit if so much difficulty, nereesary er aMldeuul. attended lb work of msins. why en-KiatacaiattUl Ha answered that the mere diflk-cuity ct the work was no reason why.

if It hea in the paih of duty, we should not engage it; rather it waa au 'a reason Cor rn'-rig at one upon it, I 1 mw sa mvmr M. U4 mmm, i the oonndeni assurauus that God's strength eoold tn li-s own good time and way be made perfect in our weakness. A civtlixed governmesit also, such as ours tn Kaud. might io much by eatahuahing a system of schoo uTcicr government control and inspection, in' eonnet dan with each of the principal tribes, toadvanc she welfare of the savage populartfMi. Ournativea pay, ad have paid fur mjxy years, eoBarnasdly.

a hut. tax ytf Ta. per hut, which now added to the revenue a sua a year, of which had been exureaalv PsSLTvel by the Queen to be devoted to their rni prose xnas tact was nnxjn nissory of the Brltiah eoIoBleav Tat, after aXL fhara wooU be room for the mlsatomarfea. Among theee yontha so taught and trained, there wowld be some whose bean would be tnoched with the dtane desire to be themselves the teachers and educators of their brethren, not only as irgarded the things of this Ufa, bat as recarda the Ufa to come. And the native community itaelf.

thoa raised from a lower level, would desire to hear xneeaage of life from the lips of these teachers. The dose of the paper (of which the Soregotog la only an outline) was fbuowed by craat cheering, and a con-dial vote of thanfca was clren to Dr. CoLaaao tor the excellent discoarse which -f been read to the meeting. levy's ot tfete Psultavaie. We take the fbllowing pen-f ictnre from the first volume of acaulay'i History of England They mistook their own viodictivw feelings for emotions of piety encouraired in themselves by reading and meditation, a disposition tn brood over their wrongs; and when they had worked themselves into hating their minsj imagined they 'were only haUng the enemies of Heaven.

In the Sew Testament there was Utile, indeed, which, even perverted by the most disingenuous exposition, could seem to countenance the indulgence of malevolent passions. But the Old Testament contained the history of a race selected by God to be witnesses of his unity and ministers uf his vengeance, and specially commanded by him to do many things which, if done without his special command, would have been atrocious crimes. In such a history It waa not dliScult for fierce and gloomy spirits to find much that might be distorted to suit their wishes. The. extreme began to feel for the Old Testament a preference which, perhaps, they did not distinctly avnw even to themselves, but which showed.

1 lath" in all their enUmenu and habits. They paid tn the H.4rrw language a respect which they re-fmuyl to that tongue in which the discourses of Jsus and the enistles of Paul have come down to ua. They baptized their children by the names, not of Christian but of Hebrew patriarcha and warriors. In defiance of the express and reiterated, declarations of LrnntB and Calvtw, they turned the weekly liuvl by which the Church had. from the primitive times, commemorated the resurrection of her Lord, into a Jewish Sabbath.

They sought for principle of juris-pmdenre in the Mosaic law, and for precedents to guide their oMinary conduct in the books of Judges and Kings. Their thoughts and discourses ran much on acre which were not recorded as exam- pi for our imitation. The prophet who hewed in pieces a capHve king; the rr bej general who gave tha okmaI if a 4ieui to the does the matron who, in defiance of jjiihted fcitii and of the laws of eastern honpiiahry, drt ve the ruiU into the? brain ot the fugitive ally who had fd at her beard and who was tdeeping unuer the Aaa'low if her tent werfl proposexl models tb Christ-ans suii. ring under the tyranny of princes and prelates. Morals and manners were subjected to a rode recmhung that of the synagogue, when the svniigogue was in its worst state.

The drees, the deportment, the language, the studies, the amusement of the right sect were regulated on principle! resembling those cf the Pharisees, who, proud of their washed hands and broad philacteries, taunted the lledocm-er as a Sabbath-breaker and a wine-bibber. It was a tin to ham? garlands on a May-pole, to drink a friend's health, to fly a hawk, to hunt a stag, to play at chcaa. to wear love-locks, to put starch into a ruif, to touch the virginals, to read Fairy Queen. Rules such as thc-se rules which would have appeared insupportable to the free and joyous spirit of Lctheb, and contemptible to the serene and philosophical intellect of Zctsolt, threw over all life a more than monastic gloom. The learning and eloquence by which the great Reformers had been eminently distinguished, and to which they had been, in no small measure, indebted for their succeos, were regarded by the Frotentanis with suupicion, if not with aversion, borne precisians scrupled about teaching the Latin grammar, because the names of Mara, Bacchus ana Apollo occurred in it.

The fine arta were all but proscribed. The solemn peal of the organ waa superstitious. The light music of Bsif Johnson's maslrs was dissolute. Ball the fine paintinga in England were idolatroue- The Puritan waa at once known from other men by his fait, his garb, his lank hair, the sour solemnity of his nice, the upturned white of his eyes, the nasal twang with which he spoke, and all by this peculiar dialect. He employed, on every occasion, the imagery and style of Scripture.

Hebraisms violently introduced into the English language, and metaphors borrowed from the boldest lyric poetry of a remote 2ge and country, and applied to the common concerns of English life, were the most striking peculiarities of this cant, which moved not-without cause, the ueruaon of prtlatists and libertines. FriShtfnl Tr a lnprailrle. Can. ads A Woman and cflj Jlartlered. Moxtkzal, Monday, May 23.

i A tratredy ocenrred near the "flLtreof Laprairie about 10 o'clock yesterday. A farmer named At.fxih Mounts left his houee for church with hia wife, son and son's wife, leaving at home two male servants, one 27, and the ether 12 years old, as also a child two yean old and a baby. Shortly alter the frraT and his parry tad left, one Babfjic, formerly a servant in the house, but lafcerly an officer in the American army, entered the house. Ha Was asked to take something to eat but refused, acying he was the master of the house. The oldest servant replied she was boss" in the absence of the maettj.

Bablic then drew a revolver from Lis breart and filed at her, while she held the child in her amis. The ball passed throntrh her chet-ks. She into the next rcotn and fell on the bod with the child. The fiend fallowed and fired again, sending another ball through the child's mouth. The younger girl ran with the infant in her arms, went to where the murdered woman and rcia wtre.

and took refuge under the table, n-jmr the bed. Tie demon now nred at her. but th4 ball missed her. She Jay as tr dead and the Infant was silent, so he supposed none living were left in the house. The murderer thrn went into the kitchen, took fire and conveyed it under the bed where the bodies were then he proceeded to the place where the money was kept and' took $440 in gold and silver.

Suffering from the effects of the smoke the younger girl arose and ruahed out of the house. She saw the murderer crossing an adjoining field. She went to the nearest house and then returned to the house of death and extinguished the The volunteers in Laprairie were sent in search of the assassin. Hundreds of people remained about the house. Policemen from Montreal arrived at the scene of the murder about 5 o'clock yesterday afternoon.

Coroner Johes left today to hold an inquest. The murderer was last seen entering a bosh east of Laprairie. The volunteers found a bag containing nineteen bullets, newly cast, and apiece of cosmetic to die the moustache in the bush. A photographic portrait of the assassin is in -the poUce station. He has a young appearance, wears moustache, is rather wild lopkla, and.

itisBup-. pesed that he has been engaged in the crimpfng buffi neaa to the end of the war. The elder servant and the child haye since died. An inquest was held, and a verdict of willful murder was brought in against Bakeac He was tracked to Sun's Island, and is be-' lieved to be in this city. The money has been found.

As Attack oif Joint Mrsoa Botts. On the night of Good Friday the night the late President waa murdered the residence of Hon. Johh MiNoa Botts, at Auburn, Brandy Station, Culpepper, was attackM by a party of seven guerrillas, and- the life of that Unionist put in jeopardy. They arrived near midnight, when all the family reared, with the exception of Mr. and a jfnend of his stopping with him, the barking of the dogs giving these gentlemen the first intimation of their untimely visitara.

On proceeding; to the door, in answer to their knock, Mr. Botts was confronted by a party of three, whose carbines, cocked and aimed, were presented at his breast. On asking them I what they the reply waa, "Tour money or iyour life." Mr. Botts then suddenly closed and the door, went and armed himself and friend with loaded revolvers, and the two then reopened the door and again laced the party. Seeing the new condition things, the guerrillas changed their tactics, one of i them exclaiming that as they asw he waa a true man.

they would not farther disturb him. The cowardly midnight robbers then departed, and the next morn-: mg several of the neighbors were found to have been the victims of tile aame party. This Is the first time i Mr. Botts has ever been attacked, and it is a little singular that the ocurrence should have taken nlaca on the nLjht of the aatssiniiton. Sorfitlk Old Dm- ASOTHEB Of TUX SLaTI-THADEaH.

A5TOXTS Tbohas, of this city, was arrested on Saturday morn-; tug last, by United States Deputy-Marahal Cons, upon a bench warrant from the United State Circuit Court, Boston, and was arraigned the same day before the said Court, upon three indictments found by the Grand Jury, at the' present term. The first indictment eharges that Tnoiaas aided and abetted one Zaaro Kxx l-a-r in fitting out the ahip raAavxros. knowing that she was to go on a slave voyage; the seeond charges him with having entiosd and persuaded witnesses to go beyond ths Jurisdiction of the court, and with having secreted witnesses ao that they ehould not be forthcoming to testify; and ton third charges ths defendant with having paid a large stun of money to one aLuro-'sx SLaCHaSos, ana of ths crew of the rsAisres. to induce htm to abscond, and with having offered fur-ther sums of money to other witnesses fear like pur poaev To each indictment Asrown Tnoatas pleaded guilty, and was ordered by the Court to recognise in the sum of fx 500 for his appearance before the court trom day today. Arw-A4nd Jfercury, AT ay 29.

Tan CossTTtTTioxAr. Amctomzht nr Xsr-1' wj a 1. The eonvlctton of the expediency and coca, srty of ratifying the Constitutional Amendment is, we think, every where gaining ground in this State. The best and mot enlightened rn as of Kentucky are rapHUy wheeling into line and putting their shoulders to tie wheel to push on the great work of ridding the Stals of an incubus and a nuisance. Slavery in en-tacky Is now neither on thins bust mmw i neither fish, neah now fowL Tit it 1 asw tnt rre enough to be of no use to then masters, but not free enonth te relieve thoa masters of their raspon-aibilioea.

The mssters. therefore, have an tb I ahijjs, but nans of ths benefits at the system of JeesnssL Jf ay 36. Th TracnriA Cami taw CtxurD Oct The expedition which left CnarWwtuii. Kanawha Co-son is ten wneaks ago. ft the white Surohur Kr.rtr- I baa returned.

It was eompoaed of Tii-trwi nodv at mm from the First New-Xork end Seventh Wess. Tbw gina Beglmettts. Tb expeditiini was entirely aroe cesMcl. the 11th lnst the 3 ineteesth. Twentitth and Ta enrr-seaa4 Tlrgtnis (rtbeQ Eaglments sur- renaverrd.

mfnining purouns cc other They were peanled. and aUnsjil to honke; Ths people ars repcrted as vexv the war feeling subdued, and the country nomas! for ths PtahtUnrnent cf peatie. ajlaehsy (rsJ MT ffamxr. Mm fl. I MONETARY Javles att the StoeJc.

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Co J6 1W do s3 35'; HO co lU 36 Mariposa M.Co 2tS 2ui an lui do. 1UJ Canton Co 100 do 1U0 ..11 11" Satttbdat, June 3 P. M. The price of Gold waa i per cent, easier to-day, and" the erport demand for the day's steamers not bo large as anticipated. The shipments were mating for the whole 'week $1,694,010.

On the other hand the market for C. a. -stocKs rose one per cent, from Friday's demand, at the advance for with a free both 1881. classes of 5-t0, and for the f3 cents, of The snpplyjof Money waa easy to" the Brokers st 6 cent, aa the mle of the Street, with some transactions aa cheap aa 5 cent, and others aa high aa 7 cent. The Stock Exchange generally followed the improved feeling in the United States Stocks, and a good waa done at the morninu Boards, (there beiner no second meetings on Saturday,) in most of the Railways and in the Miscellaneous Sharea.

At a later hour on th Street the quotations for the Railways were not quite so firm; about aa follows compared with Friday afternoon: FrM. i ltt'i I rr! pi i 117 i rvid. 2t 51 11 3U. 24 50 US 3K Ui 9. PlWohursh Nnrhwwt.

N. Whit Praf Rock T. Cert meatus. Y. Central.

Erie Hudson Readms- Mich. Illinois Central. f9 71V Fort ayne. CoaL iiver SH 117 -Ohio A M. Cjsrtfs The following bids were made for the City.

Bank Shares: Xew-Tork ,..115 Merchants'. i 105 Mechanics ..108 fnion .......11. Fbenix ttto Butchers' Irving Metropolitan 123 'Market 107 Shoe Iather 101 4 'Corn Exchange 104 Continental 95 ISC 9S National. B'k 1(H) 200 1 79 Merchants' Commerce. Mechanics' Ocean Commonwealth 100 90 'Imiwrt's' Park ......141 'MannTa Mechanics'100 Mercantile ..130 Bank of the BepuWic.lOO Bank of N.

America. .107 Hanover i Central 100 First Xationa 205 i Fourth 97 iXintli National. 107 I And the following for the Railway Mortgages 3. Y. On.

fia. rel. L. A W. 1st mort .100 rVL, i W.Jd Kin Tol.

A Wsb. 1st HI Tol. A Wah. 1st m. 91 N.

Y. Cen. U7 00 Ji. Y. Cen.

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7 o. 90 Paeino R. Ts fi. by Mo .113 Alton 4T.fi 2ds pref 75 Alton A T. H.

2ds Inc. R5 Han. A St. Jan. L.

93 Han. A S. Jnn. Cnti. 90 Lack A West'n Ban.

.100 N. J. Cen. 2d mort. 1O01 FUW.A C.

1st M.100 FtW.4 C. 2d M. 95 RW. A C.3d M. fW Cleve.A 3d mort.

ona. Hi Clere. 4 Pitts. 4th mort 7 Miss. A Mo.

G. 1st M. 31 Chi. A Alton lte 93 Peninsula H- B. Bonds.

tiS The day's business at the office of the Assistant Treasurer was aa follows: Receipts, 23, including for Customs, Payments, $3,337,061 72 on account Loan, $12V 000 Balance, 141,967,841 28. The Corn Exchange Insurance Company have filled up their Capital to 1400,000. This makes the Capital full, with a surplus of 75,000. The Cnry InilTTO-vement Company, Prom Official Report in Boston JoumaL The lands of the Cary Improvement Company are very nearly in the geographical centre of the City of Chelsee, and comprise some of the most beautiful building lots in the neighborhood of Boston. For the past twelve years this company has been laying out and improving its land in the most tar-aightod and nberal manner, and out of an original estate of four hundred and fourteen acres, over eighty acres, up to the present, time, have been devotea to streets, squares and avenues.

All the completed streets are fifty feet broad, and every house is set back twenty-five feet from the street line, making one hundred feet trom house to house, giving a peculiarly spacious and noble appearance to each avenue. The situation of Carry-villa is one of the healthiest in the State. The soil is a deep, rich loam, with. subsoil of gravel. aCording admirable garden spots, and, easily obtained, an unlimited supply of the purest water.

i The centra of the town is but three miles from State-street, and access to it is exceedingly easy, being by steam-cars via the Eastern Bailroad. horse-cars through Charlestown running every ten horse -cars through East Boston, ferry-boats running every fifteen minutes; in fact, there is not town in the Commonwealth so amply supplied with conveniences of One advantage of so many means of communication is mat from 5 o'clock in the morning till 12 o'clock at night there is no interruption in the running of the cars or ferry, and a person can step upon a car at bis own door in CaryviUe, and be inii at almost any point in Boston, and back, without the trouble of walking. i The Cary Improvement Company has been at particular pains to lay out its lands Into large and roomy lota, and build only first-class bouses thereon, thereby making the property peculiarly attractive to those who want a house In a respectabla and quiet neighborhood, and whose necessities at the suae time require speedv and oacsiant oommnriration with the euy. The es. is tnvuiea SITUATIONS WANTED.

W.WTKD-BT A RESPECTABLE WIDOW. A situation as stewardess on any of the oeean ateam- JLuropeau highly respectable tefi Cail -amr Mm. it. 373X oowssy. 8ITTJa.TION BY AS EXCKLLK5T.

HALES. iy AJVTEp-A OOACHMAJTS SITTJATTOIt Ef A TT private family by a ramwubk imi ths country ean oome well reeoBBSBsuded from his las employer, and thfwourblr usd dress J. ti. Boa JiaaJnss OtSeei. WA-tTED-a STTUATIOJI BT A TOCTSG MAJT as rwsrhmas groem; noebieetaaa te Oltv er miiH tr; bestoc cary Mr.

LeerT THE ADTTERriSivR. IS A. SEUVaiT man. Uteiy lasdsd. of good addnsa.

VZZm. wiuTus? and etMicins wants aituauon aa prrrate waiter; wairss moderate. A Jill lies for two days SEUVAT, Box liZ HELP WANTED. WATTED-IS SALESMAN IX a WTIOLES ALK mn bouse, psrsw thorxwyhly asuaintea withSte will si bom an swea cwa son v. Ad wuh ana rsisr rss.

not t-XJOK TO GO into the eonutry, within half an sour ef ta tm7 10 SBBBUSJ SB GK'TH WA1TKD JUST rCBUSHIn -TH3. LiS COLS MKMOaUL a iwwi tnatiou aadobeequiss of the Martvred Pri-Z7' Aswets wasted to ,0 mui i ad parte of the 7: eapr es.a be ptaed wwi Ion eapy esn be loyal tenuly. Addn. ladies A uC7UCruX.5aisj DRY GOODS. AT LEGKAU'S THIS WEEK.

1AJTD PIQUES fore bis assigns, at 860. and tU worth fX PBI3TTKD T.rrirTT.A WW; tot beet awalitlse rsdnoad to 30 orats. TAPPKTAS, IMPERA THICK, TKAVEXISG OOLOBB, 79 cents per yard. QUKEX'3 CLOTH, express Ij far TRAVEXJCfG 5X1X91 at 90 eaata, worth gl SO. HKW BKREGE3, suitable for the season.

rTEVr GREXADESE and PIMt APPLE, for BOBES. EXTRA RICH A5D KEW DESIGN ORGAJDIE3, LTJSSEY-WOOLSEY CLOTHS, IX yard, wide, reduced from f2 to $1 SO par yard. KXD GLOVES, just reduced, "LACE CTJRTAXSS, WINDOW SHADES, MTJSQCTTO NETS. AJTD LACK MTJ8QUTTO NET. SEW PATENTED 8CBEE2T FOB WETDOWS, which will be found- Quite necessary In Summer, to koep hoi MAXTILLAS.

BASQCTVE3 and JACKETS, in STXJE, BEBEGE, ALP A CCA and PIQUE, in the moat desirable styles. PLATS' MOZAMBIQUES, at 23 cents, just reeeived. LEG BAO, No. 727 Broadway. VALETTI5E cfc NO.

13 FOURTH-AVENUE. OPPOSITE COOPEB INSTITUTE PARK, HAVE JUST IN FROM LOT' OF LAD I Ka' AND MISSES' i SUPEHB LACE MITTS, EXTRA CHEAP. LOT OF LACE MANTILLAS, EXTRA CHEAP, LOT OF FINS EMBROIDERED BANDS. EXTRA CHEAP. LOT OF DOTTED SWISS MUSLINS, EXTRA CHEAP.

LOT OF GLOVES, HOSIERY AND UNDERWEAR, i EXTRA CHEAP. LOT OF LINENS AND TABLE DAMASKS, EXTRA CHEAP. VALENTINE A NO. FOURTH-AVENUE, JUST BELOW EIGHTH-STREET. CLOAKS I SHAWLS! MANTILLAS JONES A WOOD, NO.

238 BOWERY, ffurmerly SAMUEL JONES.) WILL MARK DOWN THEIR STOCK OF CLOAKS. SHAWLS, and MANTILLAS, ON MONDAY, MAY 29, TO FBJCKS that wiH ASTONISH THE LADIES. LADIES, thia is your opportunity Do not fail to give ns an early ealL CLOTH SACQUES AND CIRCULARS, from $4 up, 8 ILK 8ACQUES AND CIRCULARS, from $7 up. SHAWLS, from SO op. N.

B. JONES A WOOD have oonneotod with their other goods aa IMMENSE STOCK OF BLACK SILKS. to which they invite the particular attention of their eua- tamers. CLOTHING. BROWNELL A MARVIN offer the finest stock of goods in the market at a reduction of 40 per cent.

Boys suits at $8, $10 and $13. No. BO Broadway, St. Nicholas Blo. S00 DUCK AND SPANISH LINEN DUSTERS, AT BHOWNFTL A MARVIN'S, 2raaJriy.

ju iir 600 DUCK AND SPANISH LINEN DCSTERS, AT BROWNELL A MARVIN'S. No. SG3 Broadway. BRADLET'S DUPLEX ELLIPTIC SKIRTS. A full assortment st retaiL LORD A TAYLOR.

Nos. 461 to 467 BROADWAY. Hoe. 2K te 361 GRAND-8T. Noa.

and 49 ATHARINK-8T. RICH LACES AXD EHBROIOER1ES. SETS, HANDKERCHIEFS, COLLARS, SLEEVES, Ac, Ac-, at retail. PRICES REDUCED 1 LORD A TAYLOR, Nos. 4Q to 467 BROADWAY, Nos.

2S5 to 3Q GRAND-ST Nos. 47 and 49 CATHABJNB-3T. MOtRSISG AND PART MOCRMSO Bombazines, Crapes, Black SiBta, Grenadines, Tissues, Purple and Black, and Black and Whits Dress Goods. Also, a full assortment of White Goods, at retail. AT REDUCED PRICES.

LORD TAYLOR, Noa. 461 to 467 BROADWAY, Nos. 255 to 361 GRAND-3T. Nos. 47 and 49 CATHA BXNE-8T.

LADIES' AND CHILDREN'S DEPART-JIEST. AT LORD TAYLOR'S. Ladies' and Children's Undergarments, Robes de Chambre, Breakfast Embroidered Robes fox Infants, Caps, Ac, Ac Noa. EI to 467 BROADWAY, (oar. Grand-st) And Noa.

255 to 861 GRAND-ST. BAREGES, GRENADINES, ORGANDIES, PERCALES, JACONETS AND TRAVELING DRESS GOODS El GREAT VARIETY, AT RETAIL. AT REDUCED PRICES. LORD A TAYLOR, Nos. 451 to 467 Br.OADWAY, Nos.

253 to 361 Noa. 47 and 49 CATHABINK-OT. FASHIONABLE MASTILLAS. A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF THB LATEST DESIGNS AT RETAIL, AT REDUCED PRICS. LORD TAYLOR, Noa.

461 to 407 BROADWAY, Noa. 259 to TEX. GRAND-ST, Nos. 47 and 48 CATHA RINB-8T. CHARLOTTE G.

SMITH'S Tjw uPPpnirniBT.BPi TtTKT A If FASHIONS. IMITATION DEFIED Ef CTnAR-a, BASQUES. SCARFS. CIRRI A GB frrAira AND JACKETS. No.

1.143 Broadway, one doer above 38tb-st, POPULAR STOCKS. STLKS, DRESS GOODS, MTJSLTNS, BULttSED AND BROWN COTTONS, LINENS. DAMASKS. Ac. AO.

Larxelr raplraisned front raosnA AUCTION SALES. A. T. STEWART CO Broadway and ulch-st. CARPETS AT RET ALU.

MATS. OIL-CLOTHS, so, Ao. 1 i ne win uwifiii a uw XATvrKST ARKET PRICKS. A T. STEWART CO Broadway end Av.

T. STEWART CO. sre now offerfnar large variety of SUMMER CLOAKST SACKS and MANTTLLAsTjl PARIS AND NEW-YORK MANUFACTURE. AT VERY LOW PRICKS. Broadway aad Tantb-st.

SC3IMER CARPETS it nrrtTT ANTON MATTTXtS sad STRAW CARP HIS vu. teas sts-les. a IT auau tmai4. sa ran T. STEWART A Broadway and Tenth-at.

BEADS BEADS 1 1 BEADS III AND FANCY GOODS. At. P. BROWN. Importer; Bo.

14 Peart-sa, biuwYerk. ITTINDOW CURTAIN IN ADDITION TO rleeatng a ad doing up window eurteina, I beg te tafbrsa toe pnblis that tier eaa have- teeaa hlsaabsif eu the grass and teken eare at danng tas Suuuaar luwtbs at estblish.nientou ths river at Williams' Bridge. JL Clinton HalL stb st late a East lit MILLINERY. MIS U. a.

ORSET-HAS A FEW OF tens tiegant vioiet hip round hats; also. Pans ben- fio. UaWa Broadway, i FOR SALE. nonser. oa toe tssmisea.

BAlUaDAI, Jaa 10, 1 o'clock P. M. This valuable estate eomprisaa Xjs aeroa, is one hoar from aTth-et. by 5ew-Uarsn Bailroad, distant we ulse-tma Ssw-Rocbelle; a bniMins; is alrsedy eeected for station half a mil distant from the rnmwi-ty. On thm pnaniai ie spacious, superior built inn house, with ootbuildings; also, bsantt roilv located doable Knxtish eottate, eoach hooee.

Aw. 1 Tbs lsad is bi-h, undulating and extendins; nsari; mils iota the Hound, with rninnul sdantabtlitr for bui ing eitea. most of which have water frrmta. and all of them in full view of the Sound and East Ri I neaitn, osMty of scenery, bathing, nsnine sua yatchinc im rarely equaled; also valnable minaral de pmnia i The entire nroneity is fineb' shaded, and ths extensive lawns around the mansion hav arches and avenues of superb trees, native and un Dotted, of half a eenturra irrowth. Those wishing to locate a fluHi nlass WUL on ins paction, find a eambinatem as advaa tasvs prooaDly not to on tonad slsswbere in this oouatrv.

Sale positive and without luaei ie. rain or ahme, in par. oeis suit purenasera. nr maps ana particulars, apply to the auctionsera. No.

2B Pine-at- or to E. K. on the Laos, or sddreas him, Larchmont, Nsw-Rociislls roet-olBoe, N. Y. i i FOR SALE A PLEASANT RESIDENCE TN Benren.

N. ntuated on aa eminenoe oommandlna; seauuxal view, witn three lots or srouna, melaatns; valuable oorner: barn. sraDerr. trait. Ac Oraxchse.

school and store near at hand. Neighborhood healthy and resDeetabla. Can from Ho bolts and Jersov Citv Ferries every ten minutes, from eariy morning till mid night. Pnee and terms reasonable ana aoeommodatxna Addreaa WM. ALLEN A Box No.

3b4 noe, or eau at their intra, No. CT Peari-es. A SPLENDID COUNTRY RESIDENCE TO XX. LET On the banks of the Hudson River, ooutaininc aersa, well suppaed with all kinds ef fruit trees; the bouse contains 13 rooms, gatv-noaao, carriage hoi barns, ice-house, (filled:) sre all nsw and nnt-elass: be rented to a suitable tenant, fnrniahed or unfomiahod. togtfaer with the horses and eamagea.

Apply te HO MER MORGAN, Noj 3 Pine-st, New-York, or to WM. MAXdAiKX, Btratsourrn, i. x. DHOOKLTJ HOUSES FOR SALE OR AJ EXC HAN Immediate posseasian. Two firsfc- elass brown-stone, corner Oxford and Hsnson-plaee: three Philadelphia brick, sonthsast oorner of Gatce and Ryeraon; two frame and two brwk on Herkimer.

nst west of Albany; three frame on Madison, east of Frank- bn also, three brick stores on east of Oxford. 1 bey will be sold st less than cost, and on aooommooatirif st'nna. JXnma. Jo. .1.

x. fOR SALE A THREE-STORY AND BASE A ment frame house, filled in with bnck. has gas and Heater, panerea tnrongnont, witn ten lota rronting on uires streets, well and eistera. barn and outboildings. with fruit trpus and small fruit, all in nne order, corner of Oates ana xtalDU a Krooklvn.

near nroaawav Uor Railroad; possession immediately. Apply at Room No. 3D, o. Ill Broadway, wew-r ora. SALE.

WITH IMMEDIATE POS- X' SESSION A farm on Loos; bland, three miles north from rarmingdaia btation, containing- im acres; 70 acres nnder cnltavarion: balance woodland, with a rood honss. barn and outbmldixurs: 400 young apple trees, choice kinds: crone all in the ground; good wen and cistern; near a school and church: very good neighborhood. Ap ply to AAA i hHlfMAJ, Jlo, Aaa-U A GOTHIC TWENTY rooms, water, gas and heater, good outbuildings, five acres garden, abondanos of fruit, shade and ahrub- bery; view of Sound, near depot, forty minntes from city; for sale extremely low. W. P.

SEYMOUR, 1 No. 171 Broadway. STRANGE. N. VILLAS.

VILLA SITES AND farms, a great variety, beautifully situated, one hour from Ifcew-Yoric. for aaie low. Also, eonniry seauana to ht for the season or year, by HENRY iJ. BLACK WELL. No.

88 New-kora, 9 to 11 A. M. No. 49 Main-sC, Orange, 1 to 5 P. M.

rOR SALE AT ELIZABETH, H. mlmA. A nne bouse, situate on nroaa-st. mil. contains 13 rooms, with gas, bot and cold water, bath-room, furnace.

and marble mantela tnrongnont; garden gooa ana wen fraited. Ac by A D. MCLFORD, No. ill Bread Elizabeth, N. J.

XT' OR SALE OR TO LET THE HOTEL BUTXD- A ings and premise situated on the Shrewsbury Kiver. at tha Highlands of NavMink. Ncw-Jsrsev. known as the Highland Home. Immediate possession given.

Apply to JUbfcll utmlA, Cmted States anstnot Attorney otfice. No. 41 Chambere-stk UOR SALE A COUNTRY RESIDENCE, 23 A acres ef land. beantifaUv situated on high around. large ahade trees, and 1 mile from the CrssnrilT depot.

on the Northern Kaiiroaa of ew-uersey, la mnee rxom New-York; immediate possession. Apply inotfios No. as tiamson-st. COMBINED GOLD AND PETROLEUM LANDS FOR SALE. Thia pro party is in working order, and yields a revenue: less than one-third remains to be anbsoribed for.

Full report with subscription list at tne omoe or 1 A. J. BLEECKER, 8QN A OO No. 77 Cedar-st. UOR SALE A SMALL FARM OF ABOUT 70 A acres, on Harlsm Rail Road, near Amenia.

Dutohei N. Y. Land in sood condition. Will be exchanged for merchandise drygoeds Price per Apply to uuhlh atuitixA-N, no, truiMi. dlf DtimnronDT rffWW i handsome residenoe, with eight acres of ground, build ings nearly new, and in good order; fine garden, fruit and ahade trees, shrubbery, Apply to I AT.

Bit OWN, No. 74 WaO-et. 1 TIOH SALE TEN ACRES OF BEAUTIFULLY A locsted land, five minutee' from tne depots in the vii lags of Fassaic Aew-Jeraey. Apply 10 weLX imt WORTHY, oorner West and Dnane-st. EOR SALEfOR TO LET THE FIRST-CLASS brown-stone noose No.

230 wast SKtb-sC in neifeet order. Inquire on the premises, from 9 to 10 o'clock A. M. STJ3I3IER RESORTS. I i WASHINGTON'S HOME.

BY H. C. SPKRRY. The above establishment wtU be open on or about the Is of ilana. The honss contains eighteen rooms six par lors, large ana airy oearooma nas gas ana water tnrougn the house; has a fountain and good stream of water running through the land; large stabling; for horses and carriages; a perfect view of the Nortb River and sur-roondings.

Tne main building faces on too old A lhany road, with a perfect view of ths sorroundinsi country. In fact, it cannot be surpassed in this country. The house will be fnrniahed immediately with the most costly and superb furniture that can be purehaed from A T. Stewart, or any other Uks establishment in this city. -1 am te be found at present at say daughter's residence.

No. ass southwest corner of Tit st Undoubted referenoa exchanged, H. SPERRY. THE PECONIC HOUSE, GREENPORT. will be opsn for the reception of Summer travelers and boarders June 1895, nnder the direotiou of A SMITH; good fishing; bnnung.

and bathing; aiao very fine drivea, INSTRUCTION. JETTTRNTNG SOLDIERS mnwrrnmrm SHOTTLD PIT for business to supply eaused by the war. The 1 the great demand for held of tne South will offer two ti table avenues to enternnsing roDnsr lor bnainaas nnrsuite. Tne liberal offers conn try's defenders by our merchanta, mannfacturera and business men, give evidence of their tai leasing gratitude and patriotism. To taose disabled soldiers who desire instruction in the academic branches pei mining te business oouzse, and thorough training all the minn-tiasef business customs, ths United States College of Business and Finance win iasue scholarships at ons.

half the regular rates. By order of tlie Board of Managers. K. WELLS. Secretary, New-Haven, Conn.

IRVIN IN STITUTE, TA RRTTOWSJt.T. A boarding; school for boys. The Kth semi annual session will commencs on MONDAY. May For cirou-lars apply to the Principal. IX B.

HOWE, M. A. KDGWICK INSTITUTE, GREAT BAR-nngton, for twenty very select young boys; those never before from home preferred. Bend lor eir-cuiara. J.

SXHiWICK. M. Principal. MEDICAL. nrnorniVVefVViir-vviri-J CIA E.

TUMOR. SCROFULA. A speedy and permanent euro. Dr. JOSEPH T.

ROBINSON has discovered an infal Hole remedy for the cure of cancer, tumor and scrofula. Has sufficient testimony to convince the most incredulous of his enure eoooeaa in this branch of practice. Terms are no cure no pay, which should enUst public oonndsnoa, Omoe hours, 9 to 13 A M. I JOSEPH T. ROBINSON, I No.

4P Biniane a few doors wsst of Broadway. without pain. If need for single will pswveut affords imusi Die rupture. HIS SUPPORTER. relief to those who feel the lower region at ths abdomen; will prevent rupture; should be used by the.oarpulent; by ladies after sickness 3 by those who lift, strain, eough.

ride, run up stairs. SElMOUR't EYE STONE CATARRH SnuiL This snuff, will cure eaterrn, with the use of one to three boxes; neurultpa in 39 annates, beadachein minman a nst and sore eves. One box: sold in the bead, in one night. This iseiiniy saay be tried without charge, by calling; at So. 3M Grand K.

Y. 3s and sS eenie par oex. BUSINESS CHANCES, OR SALE All OLP-KST A BLISfTfTD rCa5W store, with or without real tate. doing a good bosi within fifty miles of York. For information rliiraas Fimiture, Box Now 187, nsMtumas, rp PAINTERS A PARTNER WANTED A with small capital, to tax th eatue charge of tb Aw the eatir Fmhlematie busiai n- X.

hAIIiKY, Fmhlsmsns Rign ihirn. No. DENTISTRY. A SET OP TEETH MADE IN THREE fi hours, at No. 349 Stn-av-.

between Xlsa TLA nhean Ticrtit sad durable. Sets wita DlnmnmL to teelore youhful appearance. Halisfattioii given or uo pay. No advene tuqaired. Teeth poaitrreiy extracted.

without pain. OLTON DENTAL ASSOCIATION-THB hssiiinsi ews of tne nitrous oxide gas for eaUauUna; wtUMU para, as sa tne pimi Omcu. No. Cooper Institute. .1 Oninof ti BmOAX -1 No.

TS htira-tx, Nxw-Yonx. May at, laao. THE SPECIAL COMMISSION OP WHICH ll.ai.-Gea. W. F.

Smith and Jams T. Brady are Special Commissiuuei a. appointed by Exeeutiv order Dec 10. 164, to rnvestigate the Military and Civic Ad-nuatatrauou of the ktii.lary Invision of the West Mis-siasippt, has authority te cautiaoo its i 'Httt in tee City- mi New-York. Pereoas knowing of aay (acts wnseb may sssisntae 1 rss 111 leeiea in ta Uiscaarge of ita duties are requested te asem-fr with to ausdsr- as nrscticaosa.

BUWLl. Judge AdvooaU. TO LET. TO LET. Wtth splendid lrb st vestOatiau 1 Suitable for Bankwra, eompaaiea and tbers, ta Imfkrmsw lw maa nroaa in the vmr WaU-sa, near the btoak Eashaac aavdGoki Board.

Apply at ths ofiosof EDWARD of Kxchns plsce. CORNWALL TO LET FOR FOUR MONTE ftrom June fnrnishsd house, twenty minotss' rioe- 1 1 11 wiw wmu kiacbeu. sarrouadsd bv b-nit ana ansae tin; thsre si wod gartteu pi anted, a stable, the use of sad 1 aa excellent sow. and if 4.iwl wt fag- house standa upon hujh ground, commanding beeuUfuT tint- rart a. jamud la.

atos, Comwnn. n. Y. FURNISHED COTTAGE TO LET rrrSL niahed oottage at ankers to 1st, beautofullyToeated? on nigh ground, with fine rrrsr and land view, gardenT fraitjAc Rent 300 pes month. Apply to WMTfaxI TON.

No. Us Bmdvir. SrvYakf to J14 vA! MANS. Yonkers. TO LET COTTAGE AT GARRISON, BKAUTll-tully located, opposite West Point, within a few nun tee of the station, and recently occupied by the sub-senber.

Apply te CLARKE. Trees. Hudson River SAMUEL SLOAN, Garrison. AVnaiirTUMl LOuIDbUIT. INtaV aXTunaaK.

OmT fm ULsn TO LET WITH STEAM POWER IsraUs and airy tknrs. 3 fiftt2S. Inanirs st SPRINGMK VHH fTRnn nthss. suit av-, or Jto. 723 Broadway Nsw-York.

4 TO RENT FURNISHED ATNEW BRIGHTON. Steten Island, until the In at Vowv hn 11 taining 14 rooms, beaidee kitchen, laundry and ervaata rooms. Inquire on the premises, about rone-third of mile north if ths landing, next door to ths house of Rsv. sr. unna ARA5GK, Umosths- N.

TO RWNT R1R TIIPTB MONTHS A furnished hoass in one of the pleasantr parts of Orange, sight minntea' wi th garden, fruit, Ac Apply to F. 1. 17 Sonth-sC, New-York. waiicrromtne aepo. No.

O. U1UDSUAW, AVERT PLEASANT PriWISHED COUNTRY RESIDUNCK TO LET Near Nine 10 minutes from railroad lSmnma- in mj'e. in trm.rAmw fruit skid tad Usn: nidmar's hnnee sml h.m 1 view. Address Station G. UN TRY PLACETO LET.

NEW HOUSE, newtV fnrnished- in t.hm ttrmrm R.e Wa-fcoK County. Sear and overlnokl nw thm Sonnd. with iHile.e- of boating and bathing; Address Box No. Asld Post otfice, New-York. ANEWTANOPLETElLYTuRNISEr honae.

With tw 0 mm ef UnH mi.lMJmiM 1 room for four horses, to let for the summer, st LI For DarUeulan. Ac atmlv en M. a RIKKil i ARE GEORGE. CALDWELL A OOT- -a-s tare, newly ttniKtied and mosvtv ranuhnl. ta latir rent A3lO.

Apply at No. 477 Hudson-st. BOARDING AND LODGING. A PRIVATE FAMILY ON MADISON-A will let to a first-ciasstf amily of live or six, a seeond. floor, consisting of four or five elesantlv fnrninhed mm.

with all the oonvenienoea. eommnniastinctniviesnuaa-. able references exchanged. 1 Address H. IL Station G.

NICELY-KTJRNISHED SITTING AND bedrooms, withant board, to a swntlamaa lussan very pleasantly situated. Apply at 14 Ibth-et- between 6th and 6th ava. BOARD ON BROOKLYN HEIGHTS FOR a aentlemaa and. wife ref minim mnmsl. Atmlv at No.

101 Willow-st. FCRSHHED ROOMS board. No. 3M 3d-y. TO LET WITIL COUNTRY BOARD.

pOVSTRT BOARD ABOUT. ONE MILK above Dobb's Ferry, on the Hudson. A few famiiieav ladaoa. A few fan 1 board; with stable 1 ean De accommodated with good for bones if necesaarv. Ann It to Mr.

GFLSN CV nwe Arent. Dobb's Farrv. N. or ta JOHN RITBXR i botsford. i COUNTRY BOARD AT 1 MILTON, OJT'3 the Hndson.

in a nrivate famdv. I The house is welt snarl eo. sua tin yww fvf. asiiid T-jAsff a pi rinvi extend to. tne river.

No. 3 Wall at. Apply te JOHN J.ANUEVKNnV- COUNTR BOARD MAY BE OBTAINED one bour from cite on New-Haven Railroad, near pot and Sound; situation unsurpassed for fine air; table andaooommodationsttrstlsaa. Address R-, Greenwich Conn. YOUNG MAN WANTS BOARD IN A.

Christian CSS. ethodist) familv. where than arm mm. i boarders, rest dinar within one hoar's rids of the unquestionable references sun. Address C-BoxNo.

LSM Post-offioe, N. Y. BOARD WANTED IN BROOKLYN. 8TATEN Island, or near New-York, bv a small famiivr 3 adults." young children; shaded grounds sad pure milk a sues price moderate. hsj American NewdJUi isn No.

sfa Broadway. 1 PROPOSALS. ARMY SUPPLIES BEEP CATTLE. omr cobocissabt of StTBsisTxitcK, No. a State-st Nxw-Yonx.

Jam 1. imh. Sealed Dronosala. in trinlicaaa. srill be renereed undereiimedT at this otnoe, until 13 o'clock M.

on THURSDAY, the 8th inst for sepplying BEEF CAT-; TLE for tha nse of the United States Army, be deliv ered at the WASHINGTON DROVE YARDS. York City, or at some other convenient noint in or ia tea near vicinity 01 tne ciity oi Aaw-I ork. to be or tne unaersignea. ana in sncn numbers as maw time to time be reouired, not exceeding one tnouaendL neaa in any oaienaar montn from tae latn of jane, to the lAth of September. 1866: notice to be given to the eontraotor on SATURDAY of each week, on his cation at thia office, of the number of cattle he shall be-' required to deliver during the following weak.

As the cattle will be required for shipment, they uHIl subject te rigid inspection, and none but PTBST QUAXJ TT of oxen or steers, entirely free from all blemishes or-bnperfections, aad not less than three years old. will be roeelvwa; sua bo lot of eatue tea average grass weight of1 which is not as high as tstrieas kmrnvtrwC pounds, nor any bunoekof leas gross weight than teatrs Asadrei aad Arty pounds. The exact gross weight of each bullock to be saw. certained by the scales; time of weighing- te be dotsr minea oy tne inspector on tns part of the United States. whose osrtincate or inspection, stating tbe number or cattle deli ve red, their weight, Ac will oonetitete that voucher, on uieeoatsUnu oi of which the aoreunts will bar paid when funds are in hands for the twii 111 Denes of wwisnina te be naid av taa mmi i The piipuaal.

te be eaterteinad. must have a printed copy of ibis siiiiiiliseieeiit posted at its heed, and be in the fnl A of the eitv or town of Ronntrnf State ot hereby propose to deliver to the Suneistenesv Denartment of the United States Armv. sa tha ton Drove Yards, New-York City, or otaer point in orr near said city, to designated, such number of Deef Cetale. not ereseding one thousand bead ta any aa lender? mouth, of th quality, condition, Axw dssi.r ibed in tba advertisement above posted, sa I may from tun to thn be required to furnish on dn r-V-t. at seal per pound gross weight-" To be subscribed te by twn responsible sureties, ss fol-4 lows: Ws, the undersigned, hereby agree that snouldTv tns above bid be aosepted, we will give our bond in tb sum of ten thousand aollars that the ooatrast ahall bai fulnUed.

1 Payment will be mads in enrrenev or ies eouivalsna. ast onn aa funds are received for the purpose. The abihty of the sureties to respond the sum of ten thousand dollars must be eertified by the United State District Attorney, or other proper otnoar; sucheertinoai to accompany the proposal, Propoaals to be indorsed Proposals for Beef The right exists with the United States to reject any oral! of the bids that shall not be regarded aa aatisfactorv All bidders must be present at the opening of the bids. jl. Lm.

viAavi.ruf, lap, ana u. a. v. SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED bv tha Trustees of ths Ninth Ward, at tee- otfios of the Clerk of the Board of Education, oorner of Grand and Elm TUESDAY, the stb day of Jana next, at Uo clock, noon, for the erection and eomntstsosn-. os new eonooi noriea, mm mi 1 ng rrim nrs-insr tns.

to be built oa the site now oacnoiad bv School No. 41, in said ward. Plana and speeifieatioBS said school house, indndmg steamheating apparatus, eaa be seen at the office ef tne Hnperintaadent of Hchoot Bnildinaa. No. B4 frosbv-et, imite for seen branch of tea work separately, anu bs' indorsed Proposals for Mason work." Proposals for- itarworlL Proposals for fainting, Proposals: lUng." Propnesis for the heatitur must be ao-: eomnanied with aaourate drawings and deeoiipttens of the spperatua intended te be furnished ethsieiss tney-i will be rejected.

Two lespunsihle aad approved will be reomred from each successful bidder, aad posal will be considered in which no sureties are named. The truateee of the ward nasi i'u the right to reiect anv- er all of the prwpnaala onared. if deemed for the rmbligj interests to do so. WILLIAM H. -CHARLES 8.

WRIGHT. Cammittee on Bmlaings, Ninth Ward, Nxw-Yonx, May 23, 1HBS. SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED by tb Trustees of the Vta Ward, at the ofnosef the Clerk of the Board of Education, earner of Grand and Eba stsv, until MONDAY, the Stb day of Janew. at 13 o'clock, ion, for the ereotaon aad oossplstiue. of a new Primary tiuhiiol house, iiwrnding etesm or hot water heating apparatus; to be built on ta two Into of ground known aa Noa, 51 sad 33 Vestry-el, in said Ward-Plans and specilicstions for said school-hoose.

inclndinsr tha hearing apperatas, ean be seen at th office of the-Superintendent of School buildings. No. 44 Cioaby SW Puiiwsls awast state tb esrimsts for each breach of tbw work separately, aad be indorsed. Propoaals for Mason pTTTposals for Carpenter Work;" "Propoaaia. for Painting, and Proposals for Heating." ProposaiS-for the heating must be acoompen is A with aorurats drawings sad rieerripiinas of tae apparacas intewded te ba-fnmisSed esiiss wise, taey will be rejected.

Twaiaspsa eible aad sppimad ears ties wail be ratrairaal from ssrm sum sesfid buidar, and no prolines Is will be eonsidereoV ia wh ich ths sureties are not named. The Trnstees at tae Ward issue the right to reject any or ail of tbe proposala offered, if deemed fnr the pnblie int rests to do so. JTOHN fcL WHITMOHE, I Baildmc 4' r- JAMES M.TLTUlUiamnutte Nxw-Yonx. May 23. UsA.

AeeTSTAirr QxiAXTnatwAS-rrn's Omcx, i Fonaon Dimiimhit Wirrrxnaix wo Furoon sts Nrw-Yonx. Jone v. ij nrTHS DEPARTMENT IS PREPARED A to reostve wnttten propotals for the delivery of corn, ate. hay aad straw, in thia city and Philadelphia. Peun.

bids should stata- th quantity, dsammiun or kino, pnoa, plane sad Urn ot aeiivery. Ac Payments to be asade aa delivery, er as soea tbereaAas-as tnaofnos may be in funds. i D. BURC1IARD. Capt.

and A Q. XL COPARTNERSHIP NOTICES- IfR. GEORGE T. BOURNE 13 ADMITTED jJAapsrtnaT in our firm from thn date. BOBBINS A APPLETON.

Nxw-Yonx. Jun t. Tan. TaJOTICE-ALL CONNECT TON IN AU between HENRY J. F.

HAWS snd m-rf reuse thisdav. Gi.a tiCACJaRNBCoia. Mat 3L TS5. FUI'ITURE ENG. M.

W-FORMSHLY iir RBninvui. is as aver to serve ail reouinn ctiairs. for com fort or nr nsssi'T (e-peiaittesl wiuca wiJ ensure perlso -r-St No. J. A axoadway.

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