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CONFEDERATE GENERAIs.1ln the list
we published yesterday Of those who
had been either killed, wounded, cap
tured disgraced or whipped, we omitted
the name Of john p. MoCowN, suspend
ID on account Of his evacuation OF New
Madrid.
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geo w. johnson, the rebel Provision
afGoyernor of kentucky, was certainly
Slain AZ Pitlsburg. The journal Of yes
,e4day says awe have just seen a
friend Of ours, Kentucky surgeon, who
WAS "A pisisbmg Landing during the
late battle. He came up ON the boat
,b.4 arrived here on Sunday and says
~. 81 the wounded on board, sixty
,,,.so rebeIa He states that Geo W.
sohpsop, the Provisional Governor 70
,,ltsd Of Kentucky, was mortally
80. dad on Monday and left on the
eola ike many hundred other wounded
.obeIs.and that he died on board OF one
Il oor boats on Wednesday Col Jas
Tacksoa cut lock d' hair from his
Sea and took q letter flom him for his
Gar Informant Rad the letter
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BUSINESS NOTICE.

TkaioIIowlng Notices will be charged at
,he rates aBaexed to be paid for ehon nan
ded IN
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NOS exceeding twenty lines, 81 % oyer twC WI
~ End under nfty, q 90 and TOT eaSh aup'
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iSxouSorxryrs of CANDIDATES.
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tpyEpTigRNENTs.
Cash fGFUFed ia advance FOR an puyv'''s''i>'''''
unless BY special agreement. a.. tooot col,,mn
nss- Advertisements deserted ~ lhs loo~ NOiN'"
ehSfred Al The rate d twenty cents per me H., ~
lNstereon business and all remit nho,s u i1i ~
saS~sse. III he sspubishers Of the Nashville Union
Commuhicati0ns aud Letters intend 20 Vl 'n'e WV
must be addressed to s. @ biEhVhh' hai'or
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4pMirrEp DEtEAr --There are at Lou
;sy;IIo n number of rebel officers taken
u pittsburg Landing. They say that
while they had the advantage on the
8rst dav Of the @sght, the Federal forces
whipped them out fairly on the second
dov They acknowledge that it was a
rnion victory. ag
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Aashpille Auiuu.

wEDSEsDAYMoRNNG, APRIL 10, 1852
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The Louisville Journal, the Monitor"
Of the American press, which amid all
the troubles in Kentucky, has borne the
Gag of The Union unfalteringly, through
a wild tempest of demoniac opposition,
gives this handsome notice of our infant
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NASHVILLE DispArcn. I'VE beg pardon
for having SO far neglected the amenlty
editorial as to have failed properly to
notice on yesterday the issuance OF the
frst number of this paper. The editor
has long been connected with the press
and is very competent 10 do what nc
proposes--make good newspaper
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alND
TRNNESSEE MONEY TlKEN an ElR!

IRRAT BARGAINS 90 Cigars, Tobacco. Pipes, aud
VI every thing 30 that line VIII be sold cheap ior
CASH Haviug resolved large lot ~ CEara End TO-
bacoo, Oi an grades, Raarantee % sell ar ehcap ~
The cheapest
suffers aud Merchants will DO well 10 ave Ine
PHILLIP r ApLtR,
No 70 College Street,
HTrI ll-Imf 5tNauee House halo nf.
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PRISONERS AT ISLAND No love give
below the names Of the officers Of the
artillery corps captured by Commodore
Foote Captain Humes is q lawyer, for
merly resident in Knoxville, but for the
last two years has lived in Memphis.
While in Knoxville he was 2 most de-
termined Union man. How he has been
affected by contact with the Memphian
chivalfy" we can only conjecture from
the place and the company in which he
was caught. H
Captain w. Y.C. Hqmes, commanding.
Capt. James A. Fisher
Senior First Lieut.. James j Mcdaniel.
Junior Second Lieut. Thomas L Brans-
ford.
Second Lieut.. Rufus j. Polk (nephcw
OF Gen. Leonidas Polk.)
Second Lieut.. Daniel d. Phillips.
Second Lieut.. Thomas b. Cook.
Second Lieut.. James b. Labcy.
Captain p. w. Bibb,
Senior First Lieutenant Walter 5,
Lipscomb
5uTTiur First Lieut.. L. r. BOOK.
Junior Second Lieut.. w. H. Ruperb
Senior First Lieut.. Geo. S. Martin
Senior Second Lieut. w. G, Winston.
Junior Secmd Lieut.. +. S. Mcdowell.
Junior Second Lieut.. A. j. Hughes
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Mr.. JAMES II. BELL, formerly editor OF
tho NasleiRe Gazette, was arrested las'
Saturday for reasonable conduct lie
was admitted to bail on Monday evening
IN The sum Of $4,000, to appear before the
Provost Marshal on next Saturday.
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AnreIn of 1eroy.

Several noble hearted ladies OF lndi-.
ana arrived here yesterday evening on
the ears for the purpose of nursing our
wounded and sick soldiers in the hospl-
tails here. The blessings Of all lovers oil
their country viii follow them as they
60 on their errands Of mercy We hope
that our Union citizens will greet them
cordially.
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Rosa was m invalid, pretty and pale. The
home-madc curant and tomato wine which the
rrraps priiod Themselves on making better than
most people, was her olief support. Jessie had
several times expires ed fears lest she might hc
ROW ng too fond Of tlis drink but the idea
hat L,ue.fqlis wine could harm wa. laughed at
mi Rosa was not resri, tel IN her fayorite bey-
cage.
The family reform had gone on until every
hing was verv much improved. Jessie, being
the only member Of the household who had &C
'ess to raincl society, was leader still.
She was no longer afraid to sit at the table
when stranger was present lest Mrs. Creep
should cut the bread with her own just used
.nifc, sveeten the tea for hor guest with her own
spoon aud then taste Of H. or blew in the nose OF
he cote pot. Sh. was no longer Obliged to take
very particular pains to hide all Of every plan or
intention, or Of any matter whatever d which
.he dill not desire at once to enter into full OK
PLANTATION. as had been the case. The Creep
.lmily had the organ Of curiosity mon,trously
developed, they were also inveterste qucstioners,
specially If they suspected that there was any
thing that one wanted 20 keep to onO's self.
Mind your own busint was command
Lat they lad never learned until Jessie, growing
above AMI beyond, taught it to them.
Mr. Crccp- health continuing poor, he took a
partner in his business, man Of middle age,
possessed Of a small property and a handsome
person. Mr.. Creep was remarkably pleased
with him, and invited him 10 come freely to the
house.
81 wouli like to see you every night, Chest
nut said hc, "if you have no letter plac'
20 20. To be sure can't play chess will
| YOU but can play checkers, and our girls cal
sing like nightingales. Do make yourself q
| home with us
Thank you, said Mr. Chestnut. To di
not mean to take much advantage Of the invita-
ION but when It WAS cordially repeated, az
.cr Mr. Chestnut's fret visit, he said hastilyi
| i" Thank you, sir ! uih, " and lie meant 4
take erTy advantage it.
lie had seen Jessie.
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CHAPTER X.

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GsAEH.sgO .AEIS.

GREAT Central Raj E I,y
WEST
VIA
HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD
AID
NEW YORK CENTRAL RAILROAD.
EXPRESS TRAINS LEAVE DEPOT
HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD,
DAILY, srSpAls EAcErrrp A. FoLLowsi
En-. - "a Chambers t. From Soth st.
lloo, Sl5 5oOrN 1850 4. ~, $40, 52o p. ~
Montreal aud BIialo Tram, with sleeping cars,
1O!l5 =, n, 1910 =.
ooNSEcrrNo AT ALnAsr wrrn NEW YORK oEsInAL
uAILROAp TuR
SCHENECTADY, KoGiiEsTER,
ROME, and Stations on Hl'iTiLO,
Rome aud wstsrtowu NlAGAEA FALLS,
Railroad. SUSPENSION BRIDGE
SYRACUSE
AUBURN, geneva, CANANDAIGUA
Trains in connection leave RuFFALO and sUs-
PENSION via LAKE SHORE, BUFFALO AND
LAKE HURON AND GREAT WESTERN RAIL
ROAD FOR HAMILTON, TORONTO, DETROIT,
CHICAGO, TOLEDO, MlLwAuKIE, FON DU
LAC, la CROSSE, MADISON, PRAIRIE DU
CnlES GALENA, puNLEITlL DUBUQUE, PEG
RIA ROCK BLAND, MUSCArINE, IOWA CITY,
TOY sr LOUIS, CAIRO. TERRE HATTIE, IN
DlANApOLlS, LOUISVILLE, CINCINNATI,
DAYTON, COH'MBus. CLEVELAND, and all
points WEST NonrmwEST 9 ,,.I, Southwest
kOk III IN lll T.
Connecting with TRAINS nj Troy, with TROY
BOSTON and RESs & SARATOGA ROADS. for
SARATOGA, WHITEHALL n rLAND, Bur
LlNGTON CT AlBANS ROUSE POINT
PLATrsUURGH, OGDENsBuRill MONTREAL
&c, &c,
LOCAL TRAINS
Lowe \ w rs as follows
Fam ChGtubrTs sJr,'. Fran IhTt,dh street.
P,ugAEncpsle trat..- A., 80 AN. and 1928 and
N. and ~ aul G.1' I.H.I 6.IO I'm.
Perkskil, train, V.3O A. NJ ., % An aud 426 r, NJ
and iODr.
Sing Sing train, Q. 20 AN. 10 AN. and .. I'm.
and b.l5r.M
~ FREIGHT ARRANGEMENTS by this road
a. above, WITHOUT CHANGE OF CARS, from
The D'puts IA CuNNUERs AID CAHAL hrREErs, AMI
Al ~ tElss az fIorIb's as made by oheT Railroad
Companies Tho hgiitrs Of this great NEW
YORK ROUTE g. the West commend Il ~ the
confidence OF merchants and shippers for prompt
unhs aul dIhp.tHh.
Passenger trains with SMOKING and SLEEP
ING CARS run in connection on tno New York
Central Road.
For particulars ns 10 local trains and freight ar
rAnycmcut-, inquire 1t the depot, Gs Warren 81.
IylQ I'LL myl A. Il, SMITH, Superintendent.
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DYSPEPSIA CAN BE RELIEvED-ALJ

DYSPEPSIA CAN BE RELIEyED-Au
nysPEPsIA ANHIHILATOR for the speedy r,
LEI of Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Loss of Appetite
Nausea aud Sickness Of the Stomach, Flatnlenoy
SC This remedy will be found one OF the mo-
agreeable and efhcacious articles ever discovered A.
tie permanent cure of that distressing disease
DYSPEPSIA. Perseverance with this medicin.
will ensure regularity OF the bowels al all times
number of certificates might be obtained, but ths,
80 easily procured with little regard 70 truth
that they can have no weight with . dscernin,
public. Therefore, the proprietor u confident thSi
a simple trial OF this Remedy win establish Ia
character in the cure of Dyspepsia over ali oths,
remedies IN use at the present day. For sale al 4
South Second st, Wlamsburgh. To be had h
NJ" York ~ 9l E.s-th ave-. as Grand ST. IA
Allen cor. Stanton st. and cor Ave d and Ho,islor
q. PEice W cents Der bottle, Doat Tall tolI h
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CHAPTER TX.


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H. 5aIt--a were r-s.t. ma D ~ WI M. be .li :
b o.. ~i'. an they r.. ,f,e,w. W tryafI M.
tn, -r.t.s., ,.r ,H-rr II. f.li.y.l +.
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AZ, Ger ,.,.oo.I ,i..l. U,J h, tb,p,l,r
a. som. 6,tbcr- d, tl,,tt f. waste of money to
educate his chill lrrl, 20 supply them with whl,
they neel for their soft. aul for their reason
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ERIC'S FRIEND,
a Stary sad ne Truth, and pale and color
les A. Real Life"
ny Augusta HERBERT.

E-is-c5 .,---i.-s t. A. c, Congress, IN the
CfrEs - n. . g.. D.s'ri.t c Grt - t. southern
rst-ss as - y x. by As,- : Beach, ia the
~ A. s-t t-s.s>-- =. . IAN Ire! I'D siAty two.
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GEO. W. HUME Assistant.
TEl'NlsJ. BERGEN, JAMES CRUIRSHANKs
IIEAN T.. ST JOHN JOliS X. ssl'YS
EbW T. DAtEllpUSE SAMUEL VAN WICK.
JAMES iihWih ALEXANDER .CINE,
LEWIS Hlp~G u. :. VOORHEES,,
JOHN H. sPNDER, JAS =. sCulO,MAKER
HENRY }. CULLEN, hIIliAELNENiS.
IFN EHlIt II SAGE SAMUEL GARRISON,
FHlilP : Chn&E, JOIN LEfFERrs,
luUNG. sCHrNAKERALFX. W. BENNEN,
Ju9IiN }. ,NANnhkBiLiIAMEs THUS
HENRY TiENNtN JESSE G. ROWAN,
Epwirn HARVEY,
HOME LIFE INSr RANCE COMPANY. No.
- & ut t Book gn, ami ~ Broadway, Row
TuTk Mutual, with a,asl. cap Ia II $4,000 IN.
''st'' in / - o' g." st.te uf New York and irs.
casa LluGa gul mort 'rs.
wALTtE \. GRIFFITH President
Gfn. c. RlrLET, > Hry.
Is-This Company h,s a., pt.i pr!ualpio IN
tended g. ~ oNDHt tie lapse Ufsuy policy Hua = 90
euro / t'o iszi.,t u ryary case all tho rance
Which their p,ym.ut4 viii iroyil, fr. o., EN-.
u,rI need not apprci,ni, therefore. that their ina
N't, T. P's ITO pr"Wuui at any future time win
."v". To '"s. of shat hay paid.
Our prospectus AM other rua 'Ati-ns viii be
sent 40, it'tt'hsy 20 all WHO r,qV.r, Il.
cd aa..t want &, aud viii be trc.tri on the
most hh 't'l terms. ui'i TIL Iul+'n5
EIRENEN'S TRUST INS!RANCE co.
l. EASE OF HROpkLNN
CASH CAPITAL, So. 900.
on" Eo. . Cut sG.r.L opposite Cu H., AMI
fH.7 W.. street, u,r N-ualw.y, Nh Y,rk.
% ''hzcd aH ''c principle %. p'yiu, Que ha'ithe
2. l'sa'pye I. pc. o.u' t, Lr VIII ,as mi or.
l. Fond Of the Fire d P1rtn Mt Of the Ciy %
BrIL 81.
rr .orn-s
George Hal Soh.uh En.r, rerl DHM
lhuu. Cnk yn-ut W, IIp t.rI tnlcrsoa
II uIy NHgs uysrI iffa.t' ugNum Warm s...ler
Wm - "oofn rt. pNo.m Gu Luln.
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DEgY GOODS.

Spring MtNTIIIAS
- Al W. X. PEYTON'S
"ENCElslOH CLOAK
ASp NANrIIIA HOUSE"
No. 3Ii u Ntr., q 40 n .HHt 10 e.,
Ladies' will uud lrv.u & ',ut utD'. oft
SPRING SACQlEs and MANlLES.
Also, a large assortment of to
english WALKING SACQuEs,"
Msde and trimmed I'm the latest stylos.
A. all prices from ~ up
Rpl4 8'i43 W, h. rENrOS, "a D1wery.
WET GOODS WET GOODS!
w WET BLACK SILKS
WET COLORED SILKS,
WET ALI WOOL DELANEs,
WET FRENCH GlNGHAMs.
WET POPLlNS AND MOZAMBIQUEs,
WET LINEN llANDKERCnIEs,
WET LINENS,
WET FRENCH CLOTHS,
WET EMDkOlDERIEs AND CURTAINS.
We have received all tine above goods lrom Euc-
tiun, sold ON account Of the Insurance Companies,
and are dvcdrd bargains. We invite particular at,
ttuupn a. our WET BLACK SlIkS,
fENlON, "a B1wery, near Houston 1t.
Rpli S'li2
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INsUnANCE.

THE
LAFAYETTE FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
or BROOKLYN.
OFFICE nRANcH OFTiCH
OIL FULTON STREET, II WALL STREET,
BROOKLYN. NEW YORK
CASH CAPITAL 10000 DOLLARS
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IN PURSUANCE or AN ORDER VI Noties
Surrogate OF the County Of New claims assinst
is hereby given 70 all persons hS T NE CITY OF New
3 4 % a4SpS wit. 81 s s1se r.
thereof 10 the SUBS Fourt aenth street, IN the
Greenwood ~. lh ~ or before the Twenty second
CITY OF New hors' "Dated New York, the 18th day
of October, 1851. J.r2u.S,vaoD
VAN Nance HAeeu'OrA
Gu A hARrlh.
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nR THOMAS EASTON, SURGEON AND
- Mechanical Dcutist-Ohce, 97s Spdns ~
bet Hudson AMI Natick all operat ons done In he
bert manner at moderate prices. Dr. T., has fi-
teen years experience In tie above profession.
,ufO GslOS
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DRESS.

CIIIRTSI SHlRTSl! & COLLARS,
- Chelp!-Also, Fircmens Sllrtsl ltremen's
Shirts, 81 POT At tho Mechanics shirt store
800 Grand It, ~. mh'p 24sc'l4S
Ok CENT HAIR DYE-BEST IN USE
~ RRlESr5 Columbian Hair Dye can be hal
at ~ ghth ave; lSb Allen 81; Houston 1t, cor Ay
u; 40 Grand 1t, 4l5 Hudson St. 5II Sixth av; Sc
cond ave and 8 m 1t; 8l5 Eighth ave; 1913 Hudson
1t; PIP u vision IT. 49, Fourth ayci II Avenue p
ami ia Division 1t. BROoRLYH-lO0 Fulton 81; 20o
Court 1t; cor Myrtle ave. and CARL ST. and corner
Franklin & Myrtle avs WILLIANsBuRdH .ural
street Nos 49, l9O 2Ob 2i2 and 572; South ON ',lu
sth; south 9Th and 9Th; South % and Sth Also "
Drigllists gen.raly-Depot 40 South second ~
Wiliiamsburgh, between Second and Ihiru S'rto'",
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

BAKERIES FOR SALE-LOCATED ON
i)a thr aver nos aud business streets Of this city
AMI Brpk W; ALTO grocery stores liquor stores,
yst,r snooug anil r,staurants, and other business
I.iole for sale, At MiTCHELL5 Agency, II Cedar
sire T. "a 741c'12g
(N1G LAPRESS ROUTE FOR SALE
ouhcap fir cash; doing god business, aud good
reasons gvcn Tor selling. Good horse, wagon aud
harness. Cau be seen OF Dey aud West sn.
api2 d'i29
IGOR SALE CHEAP-TlIE FEED STORE,
f DO and oyster market, on the cor u Grand and
Third u, WillinnsburRh, with building aud lease
q ~ruJnd. Inquire Of BWhNTON d BROWN III
myrtle ave, Brooklyn. all CLIO
EOR SALE CHEAP-A FIRST CLASS
Il grocery and liquor store, with complete stock
aud good fixtures, in the upper part Of the i7th
Ward, daily income $50 b. SO Saturdays $40. Ap-
ply t. RENSON a HAssEY, AVA Spl2 8'lOo
EOR SALE-A FIRST RATE PLACE,
Cor Nassau and John sta.
For particulars inquire al
epi2 3'l0T 1853 Sixth Az.
EOR SALE-THE FIXTURES OF A
butcher shop, consiAtiug Of a marble top stall
aud cvrned beef tray, large sized ice box, spring
balance scales, tools, g.; also cart and harness.
ell In first rate repair will he sold cheap as the shop
IL 10 be torn down. Apply al BO5 Sixth ave, cor
18Th A. where the above articles can I've seen. al2 y
GROCERY & LIQUOR STORE TO LET
stock and fixtures for sale, at lYG Eighth ~,
near 9th ave. Inquire on tho premises. ALL 2'l26
ITO HARNESS MAKERS-FOR SALE A
saddle and harness store, with a two years
lease, and gu.l ruu Of customers satisfactory
rtssnn, given. lIlure Ut Dos Eighth ave, for one
week spii2'iOo
ITO GOLD BEATERS-FOR SALE-ONE
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This Company in'ures property Of oil MS against
Io7s OF Damsge by fire, on ~ favorable terms as
similar Institutions.
TECSfs J. BERGEN, P.es.lgnt.
JAMES ~ TIL lMpSOS, Jr., scc'y.
GEO. W. HUME Assistant.
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n account Of disability, can have their pensions
and 800 bounty procured Nv
y. u. MORGAN & co,
Army and Navy Bankers, 1908 Broadway.
DENSION & VAUGHAN AGENCIES
tabhshed by NJ Ior NJ NJ ere iu 11l7; Aoicrs II
Tue present war dischnfypd iur disability can secure
t.eir pensions by applying T. Z. W. MYERS, ~
br."iway, room D. i52ltt'lgJ
DECISIONS, CLAIMS AND BOUNTY, DUE
from the Govormcut, t. sp,lers cor their l.lrs,
collected, 10y HRAGDON n VERIFY, NJ. ? Murray
It. ml27 Aac'lll
DENSIOSS- SOLDIERS AND SAILORS
crius 'rr bounty, wages &c, promptly collect
ci Apply to ROBERT J. HENDERSON, Auor-
.i'y at Law, Ill Broadway, New iulk, Trinity
Bi.dng. m3l 2na'l32
DECISIONS, BOUNTY LAND, BOUNTY
money aud prize money, and all other CLAIMS
COR soldiers, their widows aud heirs, Ilccted
promptly, by CALVIN W. SMITH, southeast
corner Of Chambers and Chatham sts. nils 2,in'lO8
pELATIVES or DECEASED SOLDIERS
~ The uudrrsgn.N hHvn nlish,d au agency
In the city OF Washington, with n branch IN taerty
81 New York or prucur.Hg tho military bounty
and back pay ~ al So liorH who have di.l IN SER
yi'c. BY At OF Congress, July ed, '6i, the id-
ow og e6 u heirs nre Vhtt!'d l. $40, la addition T.
back ply. Gains fret rl'it 4. fret Ini Apply
u our Agents, BUTLER " REprIELp, ~. i6l
Br.ulnc =. n. Y. HARROWs, MlLLAkD, REED
1902 R-lcrcnces-II.n. John a. K.sson, FIr-t
Asst T.. VI. General; Preston King, I. :, Snuat Nr,
y Y II ~. e. II. SalgNiCk, NJ. c., y. Y; E..nu,
S1n " c., Horny Schrclar * c., y. Y. Fur
other r''rr. Do. ,s See circulars. aru ia lgb
SOLDIERS AND SAILOES-TllER WI.
- du md ttr- ~. Sled t. pensions, extra PAY,
| bounty l'ul, the 500 b.wty money ur prize
money SSH sHvo o,p,n-o ~ having thcir ,Ius
| collected lrJ W. rNAN, hao C,rk of 4. T. :
P1I....H Ner.. 5, as Futon IT, cor 90 urroHNi.. IT.
| CINIIl NlIbtAIs \NbIIT lI,.tIlI.II, f.aI
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Personal NOTICES.

ALL 90 MONTHS" VOLUNTEERS AND
IA volunteers for % years" or "tho war" diH-
chsr,ci Tor disability, ~ widows Of any such call
ON TliOs. l.. MAYNARD, 81 Wal st. mil5 a3nc'
Ill SOLDll.RS, SEAMEN, OR THEIR
n RELATIVES CAN HAVE THEIR
$lOO BOUNTY, Pi;lZE MONEY, ARREARS OF
PAY AND PENslONB COLLECTED AND
CAsHED, AT i. u. MORGAN n co,
ARMY AND NAVY BANKERS, 2P1 BROADWAY.
Inlt2l YlsC'lI
A IL HEIRS OF SEAMEN, L. $ SHIP
n "Levaut," lost IN 1891, aud heirs Of all soldiers
or scainsu Of the prescott war, and u the Mexican
war, coll on TIIOB. l.. BRAYNAIiD, 81 wall n.
mhih 24aclli
A Ii DiSCnARGED VOLtNTEERS-ON
n account Of disability, can have their pensions
and 800 bounty procured Nv
y. - MORGAN & co,
Army and Navy Bankers 1908 Broadway.
uiiiS 2llc'tBG
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A SET OF TEETH on GOLD, s2l or
"a silver, -; partial p.uces, on gold, - per
tooth on silver, 81. Teeth cleaned and Whit .td
or filled VIII gold, silver, amalgum or bone CO..
meut, ~ ccuts. Teeth extracted without pain 10y
Dr. H. VlLLERs, Sen. ~ Bowcry, opposite TIC
Old theatre. Rii2 3'iiT
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SAVINGS EbNNizS.
A TLANIlC SAVINGS BANK.
n Chatham SuuAr. cor. Sew l. .r.. 81

n TN VIZ NNNTNIIN TNNN,
4 Chatham Sluar,, cot. Sc" ivory.
Op % Daily.
From % ctl. I. $4,000 r,c',. i uu D,..'aI'.
0PLE CENT Interest ...u" 4 on sun 20, % o aud
under.
N lcy deposited go pr O. g.rs ApiI goth, VIII &C.,.
c'iyc interest as FROM = 80. 49,.
Tie Atlantic Swing. I4.h "IirDlUv' g. the pre-
mis- lately u...,. a., I-Il -l,rt Bank, Ia
Chatham 81, .pt., .is.,' April
ST. y. VAS rEIE rr.s.i NJ
JOSEPH =. COOPER, Sc. u... gl.'IU,
DOSE NIL SAVINGS BANK. CORNER
~! litb f' nul sth Hy'.--pN.u I, p, from / p
y. m. N,ilrHi.ys and .ur'4yt until e. ui.
six per cent. interest ouH HW1Uy of SOFA u.l ul-
lor. Der Sta nude uu or ...n T. " iuth OF NJ. j,
draws interest FROM the lst THp.. CHElaTY,
pro-.jut RICHARD II 1871 l.Ia $ , j.. tuh - !i,g'
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ITO GOLD BEATERS-FOR SALE-ONE
Il half interest In % gold heater shop, now doing
good business; situated boo San Franchise, Ca; will
be sold cheap applied fpr soon, as the proprietor
IL about - engage Ia other business. For further
particulars apply l. Mr.. IfNRY WILSON, 8G2
Canal ~, or address WIN ltKLEY T., Cal.
aTlZ'I1L
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SEWING MACHINE FOR SALE--ONE OF
- Snger's No. mtohiucs for sale cheap, AS the
parties are going iuto other business. Inquire lO2
BpyArd st. 2d ilolr. Nib 24aC'l6l
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nm nnYT- bLNIIsr-

nR. lIOYT, DENTIST
- P0T BroaiWuy, 3 tors above 20th n, inscf's
beautiful sets Of teeth on o. improved Atmospheric
Pntoe, with without CNtr ctiu the roots vol
NJ low as S25 silver, s.. r.hhot 40. patus, D;
artificial bone filling Inns rtcd without pain, ~ ctv
gold, ~ cts T. ST. amAgam. % cts; eNtr0ctiug, 70
Cts All work warranted tpli 2itc'l36