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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-17

CORPORATION NOTICE. Tho COMMIT
~ TIE On FINANCE Of the BOARD OF ALDER
MEN VIII meet in Room No. CITY HALL, on THURS
DAY the 18th instant, 8, o'clock !or the consdera
n Of tie following applications for Donations, vim Society
Of the Esw.Yort Hospital 81 Luke's Hospitals Leoke
VISITS Orphan Hou.e Ladder Union Aid Society Mariners
Family Industrial Society. Persons interested ia the above
applications Tor relief hereby notified 10 be present st the
above mentioned tine ard place. -
LEWIS H. RYERS,
PETER MASTERSON
JOHN ID. OTTIWELL
Committee on Finance,
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II T
~ LEASED a: AUCTIOS-Sotice IL hereby given that
tho Comptroller vii on MONDAY the 25h dsy OF Msrch
1864, a. II ococl m, 81 the City Hall lease on bids IL
public auction the DOCKS PIERS and SLIPS beiongngt TO
Toe Corporation THE leases Of which haze viii piro
the frat day Of Nav. 1854 for the tenn Of 6ye years nom the
bret day Of Msy 1884
Catalogue containing the description location and terms Of
sale, may b. had upon application to the Collector OF City Rev
- this Office wher. nsp- viii alec be -hown Of the
aforesaid WHARSrs. PIERS, &c.
MATTHEW 4 BRENNAN Comptroller.
City Of New YORK Department Of Finance, ConproBers
OEc- Feb xc.L lcol.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-17

CTEAM to LIVERPOOL and GLASGOW.
y rhe ino tss, sailing. Al Cyteorit Steamship UN,iED
sINoDOM Can't Burns 10 intended 10 sAu on MONDAf;
N inst This steamship is fitted IN the mort approved
s,ys 10 insure the comort and safety Of passenger
Rate. OF passage including an abundant supply OF "en'
cooked provisions: ,,,,, an
SOD Csbin.....,, g. S.eersge........... %
Psya5e ia currency. App!yto ,,,,noy,rntr.
No. 6 Bowling Green.
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printuIg.

rWARLES G.. SHELLEY, Steam Printer,
No "a BARCLAY st-2lheads, Ctrcllars Poster, Law
Point. Cards Cylinder Prs-swork done for the Fsde
XHTM. EyERDELL's SONS, No. l04 Fulton
w ..-sFEAM JOB PRINTERS and LABEL MAN
UFACIURLRS.
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G.aal Notlres.

CUpREME COURT-COUNTY OF SEN
E6A-Lcr.n,s Davis sst Gsorss !.,t' s;%e'' -
vs. o so c~nta To above-named dsfsndants, Yon ese
hereby . :oswsr Che complains q a;s e
x a. your answer on The sabscrber . Wetsso xs
~a twenty day: ats, The ssIvic: q sa -: = Ss
a.!: q p. dsy q ssss O. e ne sS%Sius B6N
TEN EYVk, Plaintiffs AtterSsya mis- svsvD
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CENTRAL RAILROAD Of NEW.JERsEY.

A NihAL RAlLhOaD Oh NE w -JLnSCI,
~ From foot Of CourtIsndtst, connecting Ut Hsmpson
Junction with Delaware Lsckawsnn. and Western Railroad
and kestOn with Lehigh Valley Railroad and s coDpee-
lions forming direct hne to Pittsburgh and the Wen With
''' GREAT RIDDLE ROUTE TO THE WEST
SIXTY Miles aud Two ocAs saved By this line TO Chicago
Cnciuas St Louis etc.. with but change Of cara
WINTER ARRANGEMES f5.
Commencing FEB. ~, 1885, Leave Now-foIk ~ follows:
HARRISBURG ExYREss-At 6 = M, for Esson, READING
Pottsvile HsuisbuIg, Msuch Chunk, WiLismsRort
MAIL TsAN-At8:i0a ~, ior Esston, Wser0ap, Scranton
Wike,barre Great Bend. Pitston. Bingh aInton, Ne
IL NJ TRliy-for Eas;on Allentown, March Chunk, WI
Bsm.port. Reading Pottsvile Harrisburg, &c.
$40 p a.-f0g Esson Bethlehem, Allentown ane Aaoce
Chunk.
4lO p M.-For Somerv'ne.
$50 p. G.-FoI Solaervilie.
1r NJ WE.rEsN ExPsEss-ror Es.top, Anen,ovn ResS
Ing Harrisburg Pittsburgh aud the West sleepns cars
through from Jersey City to Pittsburgh.
ExPgFss TRAIN FOR HARRisBUHg-The q M Express
Train fiom HswYori arrives at Harrisburg p connect
ing E, and Wet on Pennsyivsnia Central Railroad North
EN- Central Railroad North aud South, aud with the Camber
land Valley Railroad.
ELnAssTHPoRr AND NEw.YoRg FERRy-Lesye Nsw.YsIs
fom Pier No. North River at $3.50 245 and s;e@
p. u,...
TIP each WY JOSIAH w. sihAhNS eupeI,neonoons
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,C11r uIcuEsT CASH PRICES PAID for

,CuE HIGHEST CASH PRICES PAID for
- NrWsPAPERS OF every description, old IAN
PiItTTs Of every lind, old BLANK BOOKS spe aEr
f -. Ir,rrsncc companies, brokers, patent medcis
a,sat, pr.ins Offices boot birde pnbo and Prve,s u
I "0'' sToCKwELL Z EMERSON No. % Ann't.
q CVNTS ner pound paid for OLD BOOKS
~ MEWspI ms md PAMPHLETS; loo. per pound for
WfTE RAGS Can before you eel slsswhe Re. 70, We pi
p nstsn ~ III II inds MANUFACTURED 70 order
KEN 81 ~ nHS' MAMMALIAN MILLAk,
Pspy wNshssss, ~, 10 eTrvestI, j.
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TIHE LONDON AND NETWORK STEAM
SNIP Co. will dispatch semi monthly theti new snS MA.
Ohio. INDIANA. and MANHATTAN, zach 900 ton. bur
den between London snd New calling a. hayre on
sts.es currency from New Fist csb1, second
cabin ESQ; steerase $50. From London or hsve; FnL
cabin 500; second cabin eTo; seersse SO For passage
.pOty 70 CHAs A. WHITNEY at the Office No. 70 Broad
wy For freight apply at No. 81 Scuthst
WV il0WLAND ASPlNWALL, Agenta
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miscellaneous.

EOR SALE-An ALCOHOL STILL, In per
feet order having been used only short time. capita
chance fol Recthsp. Inquire OF
SAMUEL OLIVER, Ysston. Pa
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Proposals
ouAxrrnxAsrxas oyycy. No. s,ale-,,

QuAHrEnnAsrKRs oYYlcg. No. 6 state-stl
New-York, March II. 1854.
NOTICE TO BUILDERS.-Sealed Proposals
win be received at this Office until II NJ, SATURDAY
tie 9,b nat FOR the erection OF Government Buiiins
The plan and speccation and the where. the build
i,s a. TO be erected will be msde.known application
thi. Office. STEWART VAN VLIET, Quartz master.
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VALUABLE FERRY FRANCHISES AT

A, ,se City Hall on MONDAY April H. 1864 at II o'clock
H. w0l DO sold at Public Auction 70 tho hlsse.. bidder
Tn. LEASE Of tbs .FRAsCHlss: q the FERRY now
eny Slip the foot Of Gtsnd.t Es River Nerfora 70
@ 20, e s;Sts n - BssSsyHs y FERRY .sou.
ard So EaI River to the alp Zoo! Of BTdses
The Lao Of the Franci,. Of the Ferry .bout DO eaS
,,beS rom the slip or basin Between PeTB No ?2 I'D -
T.., River Esw.York 20 tho foot OF South Sixth street.
Brooklyn =. D. poin. sd,scent thereto III o.,
rights privilege and adv nasss thereof belonging 10 the eVi
psf.tioR oi 'h' eiy Of s SSySIrfoys
The conditions and Of the leases TO be IN me uaa
fora OF ic.y leases heretofore entered into oy o 1"""
es,s for each OF the sboye named ferries 10 be made 20
conform 10 the requirements Of the city charter IN reton 20
enie. and also con aaeovensns on tho part OF me s 81
that they will conduct aud manage TIE SAID iey
or ei,. ssreesbJ to such rues regulations
bylaw. now OF hereafter nom time 70 .iine 70
r.ds passed by the Common Council or Stat.
The purchaser ferry lease aud 10 sppeds la o'n
caEo viii BE- required TO at tho time snd psce q s. 70
the Collector OF the City Revenue sum eqg- 10 ~ per cs
Of the bid COZ the annual Tsrt % apply on o fhs
hs quarter In lie execute. lease Win INC usu
covenant otherwise to be forfeited to the Corporation ne
r, executed BIZ sarccs ;hs eject that be VII eIe
cute bond With EGse.ies, 70 DO approved By tbs
oI y. pnss,aL psyne; o. VIC Ien, The lease The ices
s.mp. to be paid BY tho purhn'or AID no expense
motion with the pier slip bukhesd or peusss proposed
10 be leased, during the term of the lease
The lease shall also contain covenant requiring esen
boot have attached 20 s engine ire sPpai. OF ioI
pump with not less than 400 Zee. OF bose OF the qnsy ana
dneos as that used by the Fire Department OF the City
whenever required by the Chief Engineer his Assistants Of
the Department Of the CITY Of New YORK oI which ser
hour ensased and no be ed ss than one hour
MATTHEW 4. BRENNAN, Comptroller
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wAn DYPARTxKAr. CAVALRY 5ussAu,)
OFFICE THE CHrRP QUETERNAsrRR, ,
WARRINGTON, d. C.. March 3. lso4
PROPOSALS. FOR MILL Az GIESBORO,

PROPOSALS FOR MILL Al GlESBORO,
d. C-Sealed proposals viii be received at TIL. office
until II o'clock M FRIDAY March 10, 1864 for furnish
ig the materials and the erection Of STEAM MILL, with
the necessary machinery accompanied by plans and speci
fsson fr the purpose Of grinding cutting mixing and
,osmns the forage rsons furnished the cavalry horses at
CiersboTo D. c. With sufficient capacity 10 supply ten thou
sand horses.
The Board Of Ulcers has been appointed 70 whom
al plans and specifications and papers referring to the Mil will
De- submticd
Col August V. Ksutz. I'd Ohio Cavalry.
Col G. Il. Lowell ID Massachusetts, tavslry.
Lieut. Col Janlcs a. EkU, Chief Qusrtermaser, Cavalry
Bureau.
The plan which promises most economy and can soonest be
erected viii be selected Tie greatest pDmptude VIII BE-
required. -, =,
So Proposal win BE- considered unless accompanied by the
of allegiance and certificate from source known 20 this
Bueru she responsibility OF ne parties and theT eoly to
faithfully execute the contract.
Payments viii be tie compilation Of the contract or
a. soon Thereafter as funds may be received. :.
Proposals b. injosed Proposal. for the Erection OF
Steam s Giebcro" and adarcscd to Lieut. Col James
A. Ekin Chief Quartermsser Cavalry Bureau. Washington
u. L.
Any further Information will DO promptly Owen pescnSly
or BY letter Oh application 10 JAMES Il. EkIs,
Liout. oioEe Chief QEarterrgaser. C&yaly Bureau.
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90 p o R AT ION 8 l. 4
~
REAL ESTATE.

PUBLIC NOTICE 10 hereby given thai, by virtue Of the
powers vested Ia the COmmsOnes Of he Sinking Fund Of
the City Of NewYork by ordinance Of the Common Coun
ell passed February 2l 1874 and OF the Legislature Of
,h, State passed May 49, 1885, the Comnissiones OF the
Sinking Fund will offer Tor sale At Public Auction,
SATURDAY the h day OF April 1854, noon, at the Ex
change saeroom, No III Broadway In the City Of New.
York, by WILLIAM KEEEEELY, AuctioDe-r. the follow
l. One Lot Of Land the south sie Of City iIapscs ia
q Que Lot Of Land tho side Main st. IN the City
OF Brooslyn, between Wa.r-st. and the Eas. River
Map. nay be obtained at the ConV; oilers OAcc, Hal OF
Record. on and AFTER March 10 1861.
Tax, OF S.LETon per cent Of tho purchsse money and
Of auction aud sale 10 be paid az the Comptros
Office immediately after the sale thirty per the hrst
day Of May next when the deeds will be ready delivery
the balance may remain boBd and mortgage ol i've yesr-
from Nav 1874 with interest II the Of liz per per
sinul, payable half yearly.
MATHEW T. BRENNAN Comptroller.
City CT New YORK, Department Of Finance, CoultIoers
Office. March 1874
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4 ERCHANT's NAVIGATION ard TRANS


L. PORT and FALL RIvER.-The splendid and superior
steamer BA9 SAFE SeP, Brown. leaves New-York
ocock ?. M. and the EXPIRE STATE, Capt Brsyton %
MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, and FRIDAY, at O'Clock .. M,
from Pier No. North River
Hereafter viii be REGARDED secured 70 any spp.
cant until the .ha, have been paid for.
Freight Boston forwarded through with ca. dispatch
by an Express Freight Train.
f. LlTTLEFIED, Agent, No. p broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-17

IRE RAILWAY.-Passenger trains leave
~ from foot Of Cbsmt-rs-st.:
.. M, Express for buffalo 49,
$50 Q. M, Milk daily for 0tsyirs
10 = m Mai Lor Bufs,o and Intermediate ststiorA
AIS o. m Way, for Port Jervs aud Newbarsh
So rn Night Express, dsy for Dnnsirs, buhsc Nes1ec
runs through 70 Buffalo but does not run TO Dunk.k
CUAS. MISOc, Genersl Superintendent,
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WI city TO purchase cheap ard welfnshsd Msnss 10 o. A.
Klsbsrs Mantle Mandatory! 100 EYi Iath IT., psH aasy
n y, CvttbIJ eXt
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WHETHER you travel by water OF y isnS e
cse., md throat q ali thi. you s SAi.
StN :" SEQ advertisement under " Meoass-
0yPIVELERS who suffer from piles shall not
na =, ~ ,ronbed BY them. whether seated q siyine
a oeas. they csc externally tbs ThoriCAh DALSAA'
GOV GOV .5ss unsi under Medical"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-17

TRAINS LEAVE NEw-YORx;
For New New Haven, sEIl Iio nj n''' 'h'h'S
ca ~ f phls s una ~ il. m, iss Elh SO
Gs.l !. S S;SS 40 D. I'D CIR T:Y ,sa4uun
For F Fis.S IS Southport md w..pe 5
F.T Sorv.l T. s:se. il.so IN I2:Is GIL SEQ EIh
for D.i ei' ana a1eenricn, 1880 n:'o '. 40
FoT stanford 81. go, n''oa nj n;i' TAh a'S
e. S So c ~. s .ud as .Ons a: Lisa
nj $50 49, ''i s5 SIS & II TRAINS;
For Boston BS.. vi via s soss Line. ls:5 Isp
FOR Hartford and Springfield, iELh H." m s''
To cdan !. River Rao.d ia E1, to N0nsrssl
70, a.rtf. ~ and F,.hin R.Issd strLh
For New Haven. N-wLOnlon AMI sscninsten Raihssds
For 1' c.a.i i Rsilro.d ia, ?. m. to Northampton.
For Housa:onic Railroad, a. Ii.
F or D.ns"sy .nd SSrS.i. R.ieaa $50 m t:Np -
Sleeping i All s'iii ToIS
NTEW.YORK. HARLEM, and ALBANY
IN RATLROlD-ForA Albany, Troy, North add Wet iess1
ao.h 81, depot 10 m, ami 4zs p M SUNDAY usn ~
NORTHERN RAILROAD Of NEW-JERsEY.
Yen, s;y Gy .n S a pls assS.;: %
I" 1h' 10 II; tbs ts' " IT, pEa&REsE saS.r,senssn.
NEW-JERsEY RAILROAD and IRANsF;
seH s@s ',r sqARsSR '' md
4 and 10 a. M To .nd - Midp,sht 1Ss .;H u
Trin viii take Passens Tor EALIihOHA and AsHiNT
Ton ouy. This Trsin rnstes no conn.c'ion -
Trains for rliisdslpis VII lsays Ne"-ioiA q sss
' TT ssi 4ekF4 II M Aa as received n s...
~, - n an Trains, }. w. WOODRUFF,
n n ig5l Assistant Superintendent ~ J. a. Il.
1914 PENNSYLVANIA CENTRAL
lOULks r n. STANDARD GAUGE AND DOCSLA
TRACK ~ through trains FOX the Wet oy tnis .ooaSs
lava Nev.York from tia foot OF Courtandt st. IheeSa
tickets for Chicago milwaukee Sc Paul and s points ne
Norh.West Crestline, Indianapolis Lousyins 81 L1ns
Cleveland Columbus Cincinnati and sh points N ne We
aud South can Be procured a. thu once q ne rsn'y
y,nIs Central R. No Aston House. OF s the Depot oes
sCourl,ndts Through trains Newly g foows;
"a N E1pIsS. VIA PhladslpRia' Ir'ss N F'''s'aftn"
:. NJ Express. via Philadelphia, arrives in fssssusA
p n Express, via Allentown, arrives In Pie'sursh
one Through Train on Sunday, via Philadelphia ss'as
Ne"' ~" J. L. ELLIOTT. Psseassr As,at
No Asses Hoass.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-17

NYHOEVER suffers or Is subject to san @, ifv
w piles to sea without zone .,tsrS.Iy Tor
he speedy cure q this u0ubls'oue S's"' e's's''
psni Vpdr kstss"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-17

CAFE for sALE.-One HERRINGs Medium.
y si,s SAFE perfect order to be sssn u w. sEy-
AQux / cAhHH cstiesg.,sSss
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HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.-FOR AL

HUDSON RIVER Rhll.ROAD.-fUn AZ
lABANY and TROY. CUSNECTlNo WITH ihAlNo
NORTH and WEST. 4 Gnsleaye; AL, =,
From Chsmbers-st 80 a, From Jun x.nx
Express and 10 and .; 7;1 io;ZI m, snS '"s"s
Is and ?. m. no'@S p ~
Troy and Albany with sleep lll:Z p N.
ing carl 1910 p m ,,.., ..l,,sa
Poughkeopsie train, and II e:l1 ana LILLE ~ Ss'~
a M, and p M Pa.
Peekskih train, p m t;np N
SING Sing train. $3.50. S;2a
Tsrrytown train D. 20 p m. I3:a p m
On Sundays Il 3:2 p NJ ron son.st. a, U.,t...,,.
ciss lsay be procured a. OF The ocet Of wessesws
Expres. in and Brooklyn and barge eseSxee
The House points the road ssd 70 SaratosA
Il ON(i ISLAND RAfLROAD-SPRING AR
IL RANCE MEET. commencing March u, lso4.IIssve
J.u,essp and s4,h Z. r.. at Fridays Snd eetuI
DAYS D. m. ahoFor Oreenror Sag haroor, hanponS
10 stopping al I'll S,aona For Ysphank at NJ and y
M For Syosset Of H., II m. and p NJ FOR Jsmose
AZ y and IL . n. and and ?. N. -
SUNDAY EXCURSION TRAlN-Fer faphsni s:n Z
na from 34l ct, stopping al stsions fsfsfeT tbs Tan
excursion -. :. N -.
For syosset sundays sis:4s p ~ stSpr.ns = ~ ~
tors. A. hEASoSEh, SUPERINTENDENT.
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NEW-YORK & NEW-HAVEN RAILROAn

WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
1855 COMMENCING NOV. Is. 1863 lse1
Pss,enrer Station In NewYort Tth'st snd 81 ~
Entrance 37ta-st
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CAPTAINS, SAILORS, PASSENGERS! TO 10.
" vide yourselves with some "TRoPiCAL BALSa ~.
49, xo yndsrate .ny trip; IL rclass remedy fot ns
Of coughs and other affections Of The chest s1o
-, g. sdvr rtisement under Medical"
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making 4AehinsFy sslf-sustsining, usy
not be pursued with danger TO the pub
lie veal, in government whose protested
aim is the greatest possible happiness Of
the greatest possible number. Uncle
SAINTS supposed OpOssess great msgnan-
unity, and We are proud to know he has
great resources. We submit, therefore,
with ali due difference 20 Gen. Butler and
his admirers, whether it we're mos better
the Government should continue, IS
heretofore, to supply military officers
who give passes, with stationery and
whstsVer else is needed in the discharge
of tbeir duties, than that the people should
be subjected to the further tax which is
proposed on passes, in order to make that
branch Of tie service self supporting.
As = farmer, in bis zeal to make his horse
self-sustaining, may stint him in food
and work him to death so may a Gov
eminent by taxing too much the re-
sources Of people, Guih out that vital
principle On which Hone free institu-
lions can be supported.
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IS "hired soldiers" "bougAs patriot
ian, !" etc.
To-day Is clear, but excessively cold
and clustering. Truly yours,
w. s. GAFFNEY,
"Young Soldier"
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STRAYED.

Bale has written 3 new opera, found
ed on the Dukes Motto.
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TO THE S0LDIERSl
We have published a beautiful
SOLDIERS CERTIFICATE,
For the use Of Soldiers.

For the use OF Soldiers.
1t is printed in four celors, represent
ing Cavalry, Infantry, and Artillery,
marching in countless Numbers into
Dixie, with drums beating, cOlOrs flying,
etc. A blank line is left for the name Of the
Soldier, Company, Regiment and Officers;
size 13x17. The certificate is enclosed
in pastebOard tRbe, and can be sent to
any part Of the country without injury;
and the soldier, after filing mp the blank
lines, can put it back in the tube and re-
mail it to his friends, and they viii get
is framed and preserve it a. . remem-
braRee.
Price 90 cents. Sent by mail, pre-
paid.
L N. RHODES & co,
30 Union Street, Nashville.
Agents wanted TO sell the above.
% I6-3m
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s2s Reward.

osT, eToLsF CR srRAYED, on sATURD II
Il alght lat, ous small GEEY MARE, about lhir-
fssn hands ign sven yearf old and shod al roaua
AN rsrson Vno VII deliver ikis Mara q ny ssstis
on Chureh-str-et, shan receive twenty-five 20 lara
and no "a stio5s asked. cALEB G. EARRlsJE.
taa 49,
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BOARD FOR NTsELF AID W III. INA PsTvArE
~ Family. Ehero ihsrs are no other boar6sts,
TO N "a private Losse. Aires BURNS, Box so
e-S
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For Freedom and Nationality.
THURSDAY MORNING, JAN. Z, 1854.

Persozs writing to this ODE to subscribe
to the Union, or or any ether business, fhouls
address their letters to
VIZ. CAMERON q CO., Publishers.
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straYed.
Removal.

- J. O. IS, r4adst. has rszioved
hss Ire. 70 10. ~ Uhi street, -
lFft54lann a IN satranosE % Thcnas J..
4-11 MsFr.t.'E Paragraph Gallery.
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TWELVE HULss, bra dsd o and 'cart-vhssl' On
Ian sizd quarter. LIBERAL reward yin Be yaid
fer tazs, dsIiTsrsd 70 cLAGGETT c., - College
street,, Nashville, Tenn. IA "a
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SOLDIERS ALBUMS.
just Received,
1000 Soldiers Pocket Albums.
They are substantially bound in morOOoO,

POCKET BOOK FORM,
And are well adapted for the preservation
of card portraits. By using one Of these
Albums the Soldier viii always have the
portraits of bis friends by him, and can
refer to them in whatever scene Of toll
and danger be may be placed.
Sent by mail upon receipt Of price,
postage prepaid.
8 Portrait Album, 81 70
10 {" 2 90
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seconds that process be op having obtained
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